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PRICE THREE CENTS VOL. XLI., NO. 248. Classified Advertising on page 8 MANCH^]STBR, GONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1927. -^1 HARTFORD CHEERS TRANS-OCEAN FERDINAND OF RUMANIA DEAD RUMANIAN KING DEAD; AVIATORS GET * / LINDY ON ARRIVAL i(*-s A ■i/y J •' ■ F i l m CROSS “ BABY KING” TO RULE Arrives At Brainard Field At COUPLE STARVE ON HONEYMOON iByrd and Noville Honored By Ferdinand Passed Away At 2 OXlock This iloming After 2:17 Escorted By Gover­ 15,000 SOLDIERS steal Some Food in New Brit­ U.S. Navy— Balchen to .J Long Illness From Cancer — Queen Marie and All nor Trumbull— Crowd of ain and Caught— Get Sus­ IN VIENNA TODAY pended Sentence. Prepare For South Pole Members of Royal Family Except Prince Carol at Bed­ 30,000 Greets Him. New Britain, Conn., July 20. — Love found a way for David ^9 Johnson, 21, and his betrothed, Trip. To Preserve Order As Vic­ side When End Came— His Last Moments Pathetic; Grace Patterson, 16, today but Hartford, Conn., July 20.— Col. it was the way to jail. They Prince Michael Proclaimed Less Than 12 Honrs After­ Charles A. Lindbergh landed here had rudely discovered that New York, July 20.--Comman­ tims of Red Riots* Are at 2:17 this afternoon from Mitch­ some things besides love was required by an empty stomach der Richard E. Byrd and Liuet G. ell Field, Long Island, on the first and resorted to robbery. O. Noville, the only two navy offi­ Buried. wards— Reports Say Marie Will Be Real Ruler. stop of his nation-wide tour of the Spending their last funds for cers among the crew of the trans- a marriage license, the couple 48 states. Atlaatic monoplane America, were KING FERDINAND KNEW He circled over the field for a stated that after a day of fast­ Vienna, July 20.— Nearly 15,()00 Bucharest, July 20.— Prince ing they felt the urge to eat the proud possessors today of the TH.4T DEATH WAS NEAR. few minutes and then executed a soldiers and police including the Michael become? the “ baby king” and selected the home of De Distinguished Flying Cross of the newly created gendarmerie were on of Rumania this afternoon, less perfect landing. He was escorted to Witt Riley, Ruswin road, for Bucharest, July 20.— King Navy. duty throughout Vienna today to than 12 hours after the death of the field by the “ Flying Governor” the ceremony. The medals were presented at the prevent disorders during the Ferdinand knew yesterday that John H. Trumbull of Connecticut Under the cover of night, funeral of eighty-one Socialists who King Ferdinand. death was at hand. Johnson boosted his fiancee In citys’ dinner in their honor last who had taken off from Niantic to night. jII i were killed during street fighting Prince Michael, accompanied by “ I never believed that it would meet the "Spirit of St. Louis” and an open window and the girl last Friday. There were ten other Queen Marie, his grandmother and be so hard to die,” the king told emerged witl. eggs, canned Secretary of the Navy Wilbur, its gallant pilot. who pinned the medals upon the dead whose funerals were not held his mother. Princess Helen, wife of a friend who was at his bedside. ,30,000 at Field fruits and other items. The today in connection with the public The king fought hard for life, eggs were consumed raw. two airmen, explained that the hon­ the former Crown Prince Carol, and up until last night. His last A crowd estimated at 30,000 was or could not be conferred upon the function. milling about the landing field but Later apprehended, the cou­ Today’s public funeral was con­ Prince Nicholas, arrives in Bucha­ hours were quiet. ple admitted their guilt but other honor guests, including Clar­ under the safe herding of police ence D. Chamberlin, because they ducted by the municipality, which rest from Sinaia at three o’clock. and militiamen as Lindbergh had were shown the mercy of the is under control of the Socialists. court when arraigned, today are not navy officers. • Members of the government Will notified authorities here he would Have Quiet Day Thousands of persons filled the greet the prince at the Kototcini cn the nation to give Its loyalty to not attempt to land unless his field and escaped with a thirty-day streets through which the long line the new king and the regency. suspended sentence and a bit This was a quiet day for the air station where a royal procession was clear. of hearses was to pass. The police will form. The “ baby King” will The king’s last official function Thousands upon thousands were of fatherly advice. heroes. Commander Byrd is engaged in were under orders to prevent con­ drive In state to Parliament where was carried 9Ut yesterday when h« strung out for blocks clear from centrations where Inflammatory he will be proclaimed king and a conferred with Premier Bratiano the field to the state capitol to wit­ writing a scientific account of the flight which will be submitted to speeches might be made. Regency Council will be confirmed. and was advised that the Bratiano ness the parade of nine official cars % • Following the services the bod­ Officers and troops will be mar­ government had a safe majority in which was to follow the brief WORLD WAR SHAFT the National Geographical Society. ies were to be taken^to the muni­ There will be other reports of a shalled before the “ baby king” and the new Parliament. speaking program at the field. Vi cipal crematorium for burning. take the oath of allegiance to him. Last of Hohenzollems The welcoming speeches got un­ technical nature. Only members of the families of the der way immediately after Lind­ TO BE DEDICATED Commander Byrd is anxious to victims, officials of the Socialist [ To Be Installed King Ferdinand, of Rumania, begin active preparations for his bergh had landed. party and representatives of the ‘ After the members of the Regen­ was the last member of the House The nine cars which filed slowly flight over the Souin Pole . nd has municipal government were admit­ cy Council, which will hold power of Hohenzollern to oc.mpy an im­ down the solidly packed two miles declined a score of invitations to be ted to this ceremony. until Michael becomes of age, have portant throne. He a.so was perhaps of cheering humanity were occupied honor guest at functions and to lec­ Final Services. greeted their king, the little ruler the most unhappy member of that by the highest state and city offi­ New Britain to Lay Corner­ ture throughout the United States. The final service was to start at will be installed In the royal palace. Once reigning house. cials together with civic dignitaries Balchen to Leave 2 o’clock and all industry In the The body of King Ferdinand Although the Rumanian throne is and veterans organization leaders. stone of $165,000 Mem^ Lieut. Bernt Balchen, a member city was Instructed to cease opera­ will remain in Sinaia tonight and hereditary, passing from father to Those In Cars of the America’s crew, who will ac­ tions for fifteen minutes from that will be brought to Kotorceni sta­ son, F’erdinand was elected, rot company Byrd on the polar flight, tion, Bucharest, tomorrow on a i The first car was occupied by hour in tribute to the memory of born to the throne. Born in/18f5. Col. Lindbergh, Governor Trum­ orial This Evening. will sail for Holland on August the dead. special train, the Cabinet accom­ the nephew of King Carol of Ruma­ first to obtain from the Fokker panying it. bull, Acting Mayor Houghton Bul- m m The city has returned to normal nia, Ferdinand was ■ designated by plant in Amsterdam the gigantic and all the workers have returned School children will line the the Rumanian Senate in 1899 tie kcley and State Senator Edward N. tri-motored plane which will be route, attired in mourning and Allen who formed the official escort to their posts. There is little left crown pr nr e and heir to the tlirone. New Britain, Conn., July 20.— used. After a few test flights, Bal- to mark the tragic happenings of throwing flowers before the train His selection was approved later by of honor. Amidst Impressive ceremonies, the chen will pilot the 'plane to San- as it proceeds. Succeeding, machines bore Lieut. the past week save the wrecked Pal­ the Rumanian Chamber of Depu­ cornerstone of New Britain’s $165,- def Jord, Norway, from which port ace of Justice and the preaepce of The body will lie in state -in the ties. Gov. J. Edwin Brainard, ex-Gove."- it will be brought to Norfolk, Va., royal palace tomorrow and on Fri­ nor Marcus H. Holcombe, Congress­ 000 World War Memorial will be soldiers and extra police In the Ferdinand was the hand-picked on the 16,000 ton wnaling ship Lar­ streets. day the public will be permitted to selection of a coterie of politicians man E. Hart Fenn, Assistant Secre­ laid this evening at seven o’clock view the body. tary of Commerce William P. Mac- sen. $40,000,000 Damage. -who. at the end of the Nineteenth by Mayor Gardner C. Weld In the The Larsen will proceed to San It is estimated that the .property On Saturday, after brief church Century, were in power in Ruma­ Cracken, Jr., Executive Secretary Pedro, Calif., where it will pick up services, the body will be taken on Edward L. Kelley, Samuel M. Stone. presence of a distinguished audi­ a special train to Kurtea De Argoes nia, and during the years prior to Commander Byrd atid the other (Cootlnned on Pa^e 2) his accession to the throne he was D. H. Kehoe, Lindbergh’s personal ence. members of the expedition. They where burial will be In, the royal ride and H. H. Skerrett, Jr., chair- mausoleum, near the graves of dominated completely by these poli­ State and city officials will parti­ then will sail tor the edge of the ticians. The domination followed nan of transportation. cipate together with gold star moth­ antartic ice barrier where the King Carol and Queen Elizabeth. Aviation Commissioners Hiram Ferdinand through his years as ers and fathers, ex-service men flight will begin. ? ^ > f <' Bucharest, Roumania, July 20.— Percy Maxim, James B. Slimon, and women and thousands of spec­ Following a long illness from can­ reigning sovereign, and was one of William J. Galvin, Clifford S. tators. TAYING’ INMATES cer, King Ferdinands of Rump,nla, the unhappy influences in his lif-. Bourn, Sidney Holt, Charles F. Det- The monument to the city’s hero died at the royal palace at Sinaia at Prii.i-e’s Statement enborn, Major William Malone. dead, drawn from plans and BRISTOL IN THROE 2:15 o’clock this morning. Queen Prince Carol, who renounced his William H. Putnam, chairman of sketches by H. Van Buren Magoni- 5 ' 4 H EP DOT STATE Marie and all the other members of rights to the Rumaiiian throne to, inance committee: Emory A. Smith, gle of New York, who designed the the royal tamily except former reside in Paris, said recently of. William H. Corbin, Benedict M. $1,700,000 Liberty Memorial in OF RABIE SCARE < Crown Prince Carol were at the King Ferdinand: “ My father, when* Jolden and various city officials. Kansas City, will be the largest of The top picture shows King Ferdinand the last time he apepared in bedside. he was made heir to the throne, was' State Treasurer Ernest E. Rog­ its kind in the east. public. He is. reviewing his troops. With him is the Duke of Spoleto, Connecticut Gets Over Mil­ Carol, who renounced the right never allowed to think for himself, ers, State Commissioner of Finance 90 Feet High. visitor to Bucharest from Italy. Below are shown Prince Carol who re­ to succession because of marital and even, to' yiis day he takes long Edward F. Hall, Lieut. James E. A mighty shaft, ninety feet high nounced his rights, to the throne and Queen Marie who recently visited troubles, has been living in self- times in making decisions, for he is inclined to ponder and consult.” Breslin, representing the American will rise from a huge circular base Dozen Persons Taking Cure this country. . ' . lion a Year For Support of imposed exile in Paris. Legion; James F. Daley, Veterans which will carry a chaifi of bronze It Is probable that a regency will Prince Ferdinand married Prin­ Df Foreign Wars; John E. Havens, tablets, each tablet bearing the in­ be appointed to reign for the time cess Marie, of Saxe-Coburg and Disabled American Veterans and dividual names and service records After Being Bit By Dog; Its Institutions. being. Gotna January 10, 1893, and thus Major Thomas J. Bannigan of the of the 125 veterans from New Brit­ Pathetic Sight contracted another dominating in­ Cnited States Veterans Bureau. ain who gave their lives. The scene in tno death chamber fluence. It has been no secret that; ■ft Lindbergh was to rest for several The platform on the base will Serum Gives Out. was a pathetic one. the queen has been one of the Hartford, Conn., July 20.— Reim­ hours this afternoon prior to the accommodate more than 2,000 peo­ Last night the dying king wept strongest forces behind the Ruma­ banquet exercises this evening ple when completed and will be bursements to the state for the care continuously, falling Intermittently nian throne since Ferdinand’s and when Secretary MacCracken, Gov. used for public gatherings of a pa­ Bristol*, Conn., July 20.— With Population O f35,000 of “ paying” inmates of state insti­ into unconsciousness. His weakness her accession on .^October 11, 1914. rrumbull, Mayor Bulkeley and Col. triotic nature. The shaft will oe the Health Department’s depleted tutions amounted to $1,287,245.23 was so greht that he could scarce­ The king’s rule' has been fraught Lindbergh will address the assem­ draped lu the stars and stripes and ly speak although he tried to do so. ,wJth internal strife and dissension, store of rabies serum replenished during the fiscal yeat just ended,- bly. After an informal tour of the surmounting Its tip will stand two typical middle western industrial His lips moved and Queen Marie and the first four years of, his reign by hurried assistance from New Editor’s Note:— Machine guns,n 'ity tomorrow. Col. Lindbergh will immense eagles of stone, fourteen rifles and pjstols are now obsolete community, has been transformed State Agent Raymond A. Gftes an­ bent over In an effort to hear what were the holocoust of the World rop off for Boston. feet high and ten feet wide. Illu­ York, more than a dozen children in the . rum runnir.g operations by the mysterious workings of the nounced today. he wished to say, but the murmers War. His country began to approach mination, cast upward from the and adults were taking the Pasteur across the Canadian border, Law­ Volstead Act to an international These payments, collected from were so weak she could not under­ prosperity only when he faced FLIES OVER CA.MP base, will make the monument vis- treatment here today after the crossroads of the illicit rum-run­ stand them. It is oelieved that Fer­ death. Ferdinand always has bes’i sible at night for miles. rence Sullivan, I. li. S. staff cor­ the inmates, their relatives or Niantic, July 20.— For nine min­ short reign of terror yesterday respondent, writes in the following ning trade, a sort of modern Con­ guardians and municipalities were dinand spoke of his absent son described as a mild-mannered, Principal Speaker. when a mad dog ran muck snap­ "kindly man, who has lived under utes this afternoon nearly 10,000 installment; of his series. 'The li­ stantinople.. for. Canadian beer, $13,765 above the receipts from the Carol whom he wisued lo see before persons were thrilled when Colonel The principal speaker at the cor­ ping at everybody in Rs path. whiskey and wine. he died. overshadowing influences which nerstone exercises this evening will quor traffic,.is now,handled almost same source last year. Charles A. Lindbergh flew over the The animal, a three-months-old as a regular business, he reveals. Situated-at the southern tip of " For weeks the king had been have made his life an unhappy one. be Rev. Dr. Ozora S. Davis, presi­ police dog owned by Mrs. William Widows’ aid benefits disbursed by Camp Trumbull reservation where Other instaUments, in the series Lake Huron and extending south­ the department during the year wasting away and was little more Since last December he has been the 169th Infantry, C. N. G., is dent of the Chicago Theological Lugg, was finally cornered by Dog than a skeleton when he died. suffering from Cancer and the Seminary and moderator of the will follow daily. ward almost ten miles along- the totaled $432,424 an increase of making its annual two weeks’ en­ Warden Thomas Ryan and killed St. Clair river, the international Long Time III question of his death has been one campment. Colonel Lindbergh cir­ Congregational churches of Ameri­ but not before Ryan himself had $23,857. Weekly allowances to Although Ferdinand had been, only of time. ca, who was formerly pastor of the By LAWRENCE SULLIVAN boundary for thirty miles between fatherless families ^accounted for cled over the camp four times and been bitten. ■ Lake Huron and Lake St. Claire, suffering from a malignant growth Prince Hears News came down to an altitude of 50 feet South church in this city. Other Victims. the major part. for a long time his. condition did Paris, July 20.— Prince Carol, The memorial is paid for Port Huron, Mich., July 20..;— the city i.s the operating base' for Weekly Allowance or less on three different occasions. Other victims, attacked include, Favored by geography and the man both the Lake Huron vessel rum not become serious until last year who renounced his rights to the For a time it appeared that he through funds made available by Charles L. Gordon, treasurer of the There were 171 more beneficia­ while Queen Marfe was visiting the throne of Rumania for the love of municipal taxation. made prohibition laws of the Unit­ ries at the end of the year , than a* might land. Intense excitement pre­ Bristol Trust Co., his 14-year-old ed States.-Port'Huron, formerly a (Continued on page 8) United States. a hurry call was a woman, hopes to be permitted to vailed. There were loud bursts of son, Sedgewick and Mrs. Leon Case the end of the preceding period In­ sent to her to return home. return to Bucharest to attend the applause as Lindy swept toward who was bitten when she attempted cluding 748 widows and 2,231 chil­ In the meantime specialists were funeral of his father. King Ferdi­ Ihe crowd. Hope that the intrepid- to prevent the animal from attack­ dren. The average weekly allowance summoned to Bucharest from Paris. nand. trans-Atlantic flyer might land was ™ L I C be DAMNED” ing several children. GET LIQUOR TIPS EXPLOSION OF GAS was $2,28 per person. Radium treatment was administer­ The prince so informed the Inter­ :elt when the message he planned Children bitten include John Larger collections for the care of ed and the king responded tempo­ national News Service today, when ;o drop as a greeting to the 169th Bechwith, 10; Mary Reed, 12; and inmates were made at the Connec­ rarily, but later his condition be­ at 11:45 a. m.,. seven hours after Infantry caught on the rudder. Evi- . OUR STATES POLICY Dorothy Wilson, 11, of Youngs­ FOR BOUT TICKETS BURNS UUNDRYMAN ticut State hospital, Middletown, the death of the king, he received « than for any other institution, came worse. len.tly the flyer did not realize this town, Ohio, a visitor here. Within the past few weeks Fer­ from the International News the for he did pot land. Lindy arrived Watching Animals. amounting to $443,356. The Nor­ dinand sank rapidly and his death first information of his father’s Box Office. Men. Say They Are wich State hospital amount w^s over the field at 1:51 and departed An effort is being made to deter­ was expected. death. at exactly 2:00. Governor Trum­ So Writes Stamford’s Mayor In mine others who were bitten in or­ Getting :Many Bottles of Ex­ In Hospital, Dying— Plant $305,742 and the Mansfield school Parliament was conveningg to­ “ My God! What’s the news?” bull arrived at 10:00 a. m., to re­ a Strong Letter to Governor der that all may be given immedi­ and hospital, $96,668. queried tire prince, as the Interna­ cellent. Scotch. Catches Fire Snd Is Almost Other collections included: Tuber­ day, prepared to administer the tional News Service correspondent • view the regiment and took off at Trumbull. ate treatment. oath of regency to the Council of A close watch was Instituted to­ culosis Sanatoria, Hartford, $31,- was shown into the salon of the 1:48 in a plane piloted by Major New. York, July 20.— While Destroyed. Regents when the news of the I.add. day for evidences of the disease in 612; Meriden, $32,880; Norwich, prince’s villa at Neuilly. Stamford, Conn-, July 20.— “ The other animals with the Intention of speculators continued to market $35,744; Shelton, $33-,345; Niantic, king’s death was transmitted offi­ “ There has been a swarm of The chief leason why Lindbergh cially. ?id not land probably was because ‘Public be Damned’ policy of the forestalling any possible epidemic. admission pas.teboards to the Demp.- Stamford, Conn., July 20.— $11,826. County Temporary Homes. journalists outside the house all It is not known whether or not Regency Council morning and I thought something '1 so doing he would have estab- State of Connecticut is intolerable,” sey-Sliavkey.. UiostUities. tomorrow Burnfed from head to foot by^-an ex- 1 Hartford, $116; New Haven, $1,- The regency council, which will •.ished a preyedent disadvantageous the dog attacked,other animals be­ night,■■':Ujvited States, Commissioner plbsion-that cracked the brick walls |584; Fairfield, $749; Middlesex, was the matter,” said the prince. so declared Mayor Alfred Phillips fore slain. rule the country during the min­ “ I tried to get in touch with the to him ill Ills 78-stop tour_ of the Cotter was told today by Joseph of the Spotless Cleaning & Dye $118; Litchfield, $832. Connecticut ority of Prince Michael, Is consti­ in a strong letter forwarded to Gov. ______\ School for Boys, Meriden, $2,316; Rumanian legation but they didn’t country and over many National Boynton, chief ticket seller of Works and shattered windows, Her­ I tuted of Patriarch Miron, Chief Guard reservations. His failure to John H. Trumbull and published FLGHT POSTPONED I Long Lane Farm, Middletown, $1,- answer the telephone-” Madison . Square Garden, that li­ man Finley, about 40, emplbye. was Justice Busdugan, of the Supreme Greatly Excited land was not received with disap­ here today in which the mayor went Southampton, England, July 20. quor, cigars and tips f rom .pleased rushed to a'h'ospital here today In a 244; House of Good Shepherd, to considerable lengths in a sting­ — The trans-Atlantic flight of Cap­ I Hartford, $240; reimbursement for Court and Prince Nicholas. How­ The correspondent then told the pointment inasmuch as it had been patrons were the'only premiums re­ cntical condition; ‘ ever, it Is believed here that steps prince of his ^ther’s death. generally predicted Hartford would ing criticism of the attitude of the tain Frank T. Courtney, British air ceived-at ihe box office for tickets Finley/was working near a dry­ ] care of paupers, various fees and ace, this morning was postponed will be taken to revise this council Walking to and fro excitedly with be his first stop. He was also be­ state highway comniission In con­ to the fight. ing tamblef; when the machine ex- miscellaneous items, $6,047. ducting its road work here. until tomorrow to enable mechan­ and to give Premier Bratland and perspiration standing from his hind schedule when he flew over United’ States Attorney Charles A. plo^bd. sVathing the room in flames the Minister of . War places in the brow, and lighting frequent Ciga­ Niantic. He left Mitchell field at Mayor Phillips declared that not ics to make motor and radio ad­ justments to his plane. Tuttle, conducting the federal andlsending Finley rushing to the regency. rettes and stamping thbm 6ut as | 12:40. The sky wae somewhat over­ only had the supervisors of road hearing into - alleged fight ticket rear..'of the plant a'human torch. frequently, the prince was extreme-, construction here torn up the eritire Measures are understood to have cast but the wind was favorable. As gouging activities/ .asked -Bpyuton Frink Rocco, a fellow employee, DEMPSEY ly agitated. highway along a stretch of the Bos­ been taken to prevent the entry of Lindy circled the field here he A- if he got'many bottles of Scotch threw a 'quantity of fire, extinguish­ Prince Ca,rol li^to Rumania. “ Will you go back?” queried the stuck his head out of the window ton post road without providing for the •"'bbat!*., ^ . ing powttor • on the suffei'ing; man Thus far there have been no pub­ correspondent. 3f his plane ana waved to the adequate detours, but had refused SHARKEY “ THE PENNY ■:Yp^.:bet I did and it is good and/,; wrapped him in blankets, lic demonstrations, although crowds “ I will await word from my fam­ crowd. to oil the detours, been exceedingly stuff,/too,”/Boynton replied.’ smqt-hertng the flames. have gathered about the royal pal­ ily,” said the prince, *^and I will discourteous at all times and had Boyhtou/said ;-'the tips., ranged ’The building was gutted by,.the Fight Returns ace in Sinaia. certainly go to the funeral unless CROWDS ARRIVE EARLY contributed to a dangerous traffic PRINCESS” from a cigar .oh a.'dollar to calses, in suqceedihg fire which inflicted loss Ready for Emergency they tell me not to. I think I will - Hartford, Conn., July 20.— menace by blocking the streets which men buylngrhundreds of dol­ estiniatfid at $5,000. . Tomorrow Night •Soldiers in the Bucharest garri­ be allowed to enter the country.” lartford was nervously astir early w'lth their equipment regardless of Anne Austin’s lars worth ,of-'t‘ibk>fcs added ten per son are being held in quarters In The prince said that on last Sat­ oday In preparation for the record citizens’ rights or safety. cent as a gratuity lor.^'good seats. Will be broadcast at The the evpnt of an emergdhey. urday he had seen his sister, Bliza- ireaking reception to be accorded The mayor further added that the New Summer Serial Tickets for, therfigHt, he Seated, Herald Office on Bissell Only two of the Bucharest news­ heth, wife of the er-king of Greece. he nation’s hero this afternoon highway commission had not even Begins Tomorrow were ' sent to ag^^cids in ^ iBoston, 'TJIEA;SURY B.ALAXGE. “ She had been receiving advlcfs ‘ sti-eet through the courtesy papers issued extra editions on the vhen Col. Charles A. Lindbergh shown him,the courtesy of replying Chicago, Philadelptiia, Buffalo add king’s death. The Dimineatza and from Bucharest and told me FaUi- md “ We” descend here on the first to a long telegram of protest which other cities to'be-sSld'at tacp’ v^iic, ^Wa’shingtdn,' July 20.— Treasury of Barstow’s Radio Shop. 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MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20,1927. PAGE TWO ?»■«»•-’ RUMANIANS KIKG DEAD SENATOR SMITH WEST SIDE REG’ S REPORT OF MUTINY GIRL IS ASSAULTED REV. M .S . STOCKING AEOUTTDWN Local Stocks SHOWERS POPULAR NEAR CAMP DEVENS Miss Evelyn Clarke left yeater- j BABY KING TO REE ON VESSEL DENIED KIWANK SPEAKER day for East Orange, N. J., where / URGES AIRPORT she will be the guest of Miss BHs^ ^ Story Told beth McCasker, a echoolmate - at; (Continued from page 1) Officials Probing (Furnished by Putnam & (3o.) That there are some people in By Her When Pound In a Connecticut college. Bid Asked the West Side whg do not know Bank Stocks er had lost weight but she thought their section at a^l was shown the Ship’s Cook KiUed W ife and Cellar- Makes First PubGc Appear­ .675 700 he would recover,” the prince said. BeGeves Town Should Take other night when seven of them City Bank & Tr . . . “ am glad she saw Father before Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass., July Capitol Natl Bank . . .265 285 came to the West Side Recreation BOLTON the end. 20.— Military authorities acting un­ ance Outside of Pnlpit ^ Conn River ...... 300 — Steps to Build Field Here Center and expressed surprise when Is Being Bronght to U. S. 57 As the prince made this last re­ they learned that there were show­ der the dlrec'Jon of Major James A. Miss Ruth Jones has returned First Bond and Mort • 54 mark there was a note of regret in Stevens, camp executive officers, First Nat (Htfd) . .. .295 310 er baths in the building. Noon Lunckeon. from a visit with relatives in Hart­ his voice, the regret of a son who The showers in that building For Trial. were delving into the truthfulness Hart Natl Bk Tr .450 470 has not been permitted to be at the For Airmen. of a story told by Miss Pearl Agark- ford. — have become popular now since the Thomas Bentley who Is taking a Htfd-Conn Tr Co . . . .695 death-bed of his’ father. Is, 20, of West Lynn who was found Land Mtg & Title . . . 59 — Cheney bath house closed. They course at Yale spent the week end Grief Stricken are open both to members and non­ brutally assaulted in the citizens The Manchester Kiwanis club . , . . Morris Plan Bank .. . .140 — Prince Carol’s emotions were pat­ Every village, town and city In New York, July 20.— Reports of military training camp area. Miss held Its regular 'Wednesday meet- j i Park St Trust ...... 480 620 members of the Rec. a mutiny aboard the schooner Charles Loomis of Pawtucket ently those prompted by grief over the country will be soon asked to The West Side Rec is open from Agarkis was in a critical condition ing today at the Hotel Sheridan- Phoenix St Bk Tr . . .405 — the death of his father, who had Kingsway were characterized today at the base hospital. The speaker was the Rev. Marvin S. spent the week end at his home Riverside Trust • . . . .450 — have appropriate markers for avia­ 6 o’clock to 9:30 in the evening been on friendly terms with him and the School street Rec’s hours by Edgar Fitter of the African Private James Farnsworth, 22, of Stocking, the new pastor of the here. Bonds even though force'’ to take disci­ tion purposes, according to infor­ are from 1 to 9:30 p. m. Steamship Co., as “ the outgrowth Company K, 13tli U. S. Infantry, North Methodist church. His sub­ There will be a Grange meeting Htfd & Conn West 6. 95 plinary action'against him. mation emanating from the Depart­ of tales that spread among seafar­ was under arrest charged with fel­ ject was "The Abiding Element in at the basement Friday evenings East Conn Power ...1 0 1 102 There is not a trace of regret ment of Commerce. This gives rise ing men.’’ onious assault upon the girl. He Service. Outside of his own parish The Ladies Aid will meet at the Conn L P 4^ . . . . 98 100 that he is not assuming the throne to the question of whether Man­ The ship’s cook killed his wife was taken into custody after the Mr. Stocking is very little known in Community House, Thursday after­ Hart E L 7s ...... 365 375 in Prince Carol's conversation. His chester will soon build an airport HORSESHOE TOURNEY on the boat and subsequent reports girl had told c-imp otficlals that he Manchester. He came here from noon. The hostesses are Mrs. Jennie Conn L P 5 % s ...... 107% 110 Nregret was altogether that of a son or simply have its name painted gave rise to weird tales that he had assaulted her and then placed Westerly, R. I., this spring and this Bolton and Mrs. B. L. McGurk. Brid Hyd 5 s ...... 103 105 who has lost his father. in white on some prominent roof in then held the crew at bay for sixty her in, a cellar and covered her was his first public appearance. Mrs. Frelierick Taylor and daugh­ Insurance Stocks The correspondent recalled that town. days. Fitter said. with rubbish. ter Dorothy have returned from a Aetna Insurance ....5 5 5 during coni'ersation with Prince Senator Robert J. Smith, who Is Following are the results of the “ The captain put into Monrovia, Farnsworth is a native of Jew- horseshoe pitching tournament at visit in Massachusetts. Aetna Cosual Sure ..815 Carol some month", ago, the prince also a member of the board of se­ Liberia, and offered the cook for anak. Ills., and his home is now in Mrs. Alexander Bunce is conduct­ lectmen is one of Manchester’s most the cottage street playgrounds this Aetna L if e ...... 570 asserted that his father had led an trial,” he continued. “ The authori­ Minneapolis. He enlisted at ing a religious vacation school at Conn General...... 1550 1 unhappy life because since boyhood ardent supporters of a plan for an morning: ties, however, said four of the Fort Douglas, Utah. airport here. Mr. Smith believes E. Kovis, Johnson, 21; Edward, her home. Automobile ...... 215 he had been under the domination crew would have to remain as wit­ A denial of the charges by Farns­ The Selectmen met at the base­ of political forces. The prince commerce via the air will develop Morion, 15. nesses and Ibe ship would be tied worth and several discrepancies in Hart Fire ...... 560 Giorgettl, O’Leary, 21; Vince, ment Monday evening and transact­ Hart Steam Boiler . . .6 40 seemed to display today no hopes even more rapidly within the next up for months. The captain teen the story told by the girl has led that he might succeed his father to few years than it has in. the past de­ Gain, 11. decided to bring the co jlc on here the Investigation officers to be­ ed the usual business. Lincoln Nat Life . . . . 88 Brozowski, Urbanetti, 21; Mac- Miss Margaret Massqy is spend­ National F’re ...... 79 0 such an unhappy estate. cade.' He believes the 'town or city for 'c'lal. lieve that she has concealed Im­ When the prince bade the corre­ with a well planned airport will not auley, Richardson, 13. Oii '. v One FigbJ portant facts. ing two weeks with Mrs- Maxwell Phoenir ...... 600 Enrico, Muldoon, 21; Correntl, Travelers...... 1250 1 spondent farewell he was still only command attention of the avi­ “ We have been in constant com­ Two other soldiers at the camp Hutchinson. Public Utility Stocks greatly agitated. ation world but will also attract Desimone, 13. munication with the ship and there were being sought by the authori­ Mrs. Frank Loomis one of the business. Standing older residents of the town became Conn L P 7% ...... Mme. Lupescu, the Titan-haired has been no mutiny. N>)body has ties today. This search was based beauty, whose charm caused Prince At some meeting of the select­ Frozowski, Urbanetti ...... 2 0 run amuck since the cock and nls on a story told the police by the so enthusiastic over the flight of Conn L P 8% ...... 120 men in the near future Mr. Smith Kovis, Johnson ...... 1 1 Green Wat & Gas . . . 99 Carol to abandon his rights to the wife fought.” _ girl’s mother who said her daugh­ Captain Lindbergh that she com­ throne, received the correspondent is going to ask the board to serious­ Morrow, Edw ards...... 1 1 Fitter expre.ised the 'pellef tlia.. ter left home the night before the municated with him and compli­ Hart El L ig h t...... 375 ly consider an airport for Manches­ Giorgetti, O’L eary...... 1 Hart Gas c o m ...... 90 when he first called at the villa. 1 the mutiny reports were enlarged assault in company with two men mented him on his brave discovery. She appeared in negligee and an­ ter, He has no suggestions where Enrico, M uldoon...... 1 by tlie death of the mate, Fred Mor­ in khaki. She received an answer from the Hart Gas p f d ...... 60 the airport should be but merely Macauley, Richardson...... 1 Hart Gas rts ...... 9 nounced that Prince Carol v:ould timer, .said to ’ be the original Mr^ president of the St. Louis Chamber come down as soon as he had fin­ thinks it is in line with progress Vince, G a lli...... 1 of Commerce saying that Captain S O N E Tel C o ----- 163 Correntl, Desimone...... 0 Pike of Jack I-oudon’s "Mutiny of ished dressing. She asked for news to have such accommodations for the Elsinore.” Mortimer, however, Lindbergh v/as unable to reply to Conn El Ser pfd . . . 75 airmen. Manufacturing Stocks and told of the king’s death, replied died from .natural causes a mouth HARTFORD CHEERS his thousands of congratulations American H a rd ...... 77 calmly: ILL IN HOSPITAL, before the ship’s cook killed his but it was bin wish that they all be American Silver . . . . 26 “ I don’t think it can be true, for MUSIC STUDY PROBLEMS wife, Fitter said. answered. On one side of the card Acme Wire ...... 14 we have received no news at all. The Kingsway, off the Jersey LINDY ON LANDING was a picture of Lindberg and his Billings Spencer com — Marie Real Ruler. WINS AUTOMOBILE Coast, was expected in port here plane. Billings Spencer pfd . — Vienna, July 20.— Queen Marie SOLVED AT KEMP STORE late today. Bigelow Hart com . . 82 will be the real ruler of Rumania, (Continued from page 1) MRS. TALMADGE APPEALS the formal appointment of a regen­ —Photo by Elite Bristol B rass...... 6% Rev. M. S. Stocking Collins Co ...... 100 cy council being a mere formality, The Studebaker sedan which was stop of his flying tour through 48 East Haven, Conn., July 20,— Colt Firearm s...... 27% according to views expressed here Radio, talking machines and the capital prize at the recent Elks NAVAL ARMS PARLEY states. Appeals have been taken today by Carnival in Rockville and which Preceding his talk Mr. Stocking Eagle Lock ...... — in political circles. player pianos have a very import­ From all parts of Connecticut complimented the Kiwanis organi­ Mrs. Nellie Green Talmadge, pro­ Fafnir Bearing 85 Queen Marie’s dominating per­ ant part in the commerce of our was won by an unsigned ticket has and from adjoining states came the prietor of the Talmadge Inn at sonality has long swayed Premier at last been claimed. Andrew Seglle POSTPONED FOR TIME zation on the work it was doing Hart & C ooley...... 165 country. But captains of industry thro'ngs today who will mass along not only for the underprivileged Short Beach and her two employees Inter Silver com . . . .172 Bratiano and the members of his have realized that while American of Providence, R. I-, is the winner. the line of parade this afternoon who were fined a total of $700 and party have always been amenable Mr. Segile was seriously iU in a children of Manchester but Int Silver p f d ...... 118 genius has i»een victorious in the and at Brainard field where Lind­ throughout the nation. He believed costs by Judge Germond on liquor Land’y Frary <£: Clark 85 to her wishes and desires. markets of the world and has estab­ hospital in Providence and did not bergh is expected to land shortly law violations last night. With the passing of King Ferdi­ know of his good fortune. The British Delegates Leave For the members were giving service Mann & Bow A ...... 17 lished a position of undisputed after two o’clock from Mitchell faithfully and willingly, and urged Mrs. Talmadge and Edward Fert- nand no one Delieves that Queen strength, they must reinforce their stubs were traced, and it was found London to Consult With Cab­ man, former New Haven police do B ...... 10 Marie will be satisfied to become that the ticket, 19644-H, had been Field, Long Island. them to seriously consider the reli­ New Brit Ma pfd A. .102 occupation with an educational sys­ inet Members. Fully as many more “ LIndy fans” gious side of it and render to the commissioner together with Joseph merely the queen mother. For too tem in the field of music or as a sold in Providence. The Ford sedan, Wayand were arrested several days do com ...... 17 many years she has been the domi­ ticket 5773-F, is as yet unclaimed. throughout the country are prepar­ Master the best possible service in Niles Be Pond new . 18% nation become cold and unsympa­ Geneva, July 20.— The Anglo- ed to listen to the program to be their power, just as many of them ago by state police who claimed to nant force in Rumania to sink into thetic. American-Japanese naval limitation have served Intoxicating liquor at J R Mont p f d ...... 50 comparatively obscure place of broadcast by W T I C, the Travelers who were employers of labor ex­ North & J u d d ...... 25% Allied together, competitive fac­ conference was halted today by the station. ' pected the best service from their the Inn. -queen mother. tions of a most important part of absence of the British delegates, Pratt, Whitney pfd .. 80 Queen Marie will use her greatest SEEK N. Y. SLAYERS Daybreak here found the advance employees. Peck, Stowe & Wilcox 19 the musical instrument manufactur­ who have gone to London for a The attendance prize today was STEAMER IN DISTRESS influence to prevent the return of consultation with the Cabinet and hordes of spectators pouring Into Russell Mfg C o ...... 40 ers of our country elected to appro­ the city, the first of a crowd that is furnished by Herbert B. House— a London, July 20.— The Dutch Prince Carol, it is believed here, for the Admiralty. Viscount Cecil steamship Meerkerk sent out “ S. O. Smyth Mfg C o ...... 350 the prince and his supporters have priate one-half million dollars, not IN CANADIAN CITY expected to exceed 300,000. knife and chain. It was won by Scoville Mfg Co new. 54 to sell their merchandise, but to sell left last night and the other mem­ Thomas Ferguson. S.” calls early today saying she long been in opposition to her and bers of the British delegation pre­ His First Stop was sinking rapidly off the en­ Stanley Wks com . . . 66 the friends she has about her the the idea of the value of a musical Col. Lindbergh who has already Stanley Works pfd . . 27% education as a major part of the pared to leave today. It is possi­ BILLY TRIES TO ESCAPE trance to Lisbon harbor, according queen has said that Prince Carol Two Men and a Woman Kill ble that the conference may resume done much 1,0 stimulate flyers and to Lloyds. The calls were picked Standard Screw ...... 9 7 needs to be punished and can not character building of the boys and Torrington...... 68 and early next week. flying, lands here on his initial stop up by the Lands End station. return to Rumania until he shows girls who are later to administer and Rob Taxi Driver of the tour solely in the interests of Mineola. N. Y., July 20.— Foiled Underwood...... 53 for the needs of our country in gen­ Great Britain and Japan )rad al­ signs of penitence. Those who are Then Escape. ready reached an agreement “ in a greater aviation future. in a plot to escape. James F. U S Envelope p £ ----- H2 close to the Rumanian court, how­ erations to come. Monohan, alias “ Boston Billy” 'Wil­ Union Mfg Co...... 25 principle” for a tentative cruiser Hartford is gaily decorated for ever, assert that Prince Carol is not Samuel Kemp of Kemp’s Music Montreal, Que.. July 20.— An in­ the event. Most of the down town liams, alleged notorious burglar, Whitlock Coil Pipe . . — House has taken a keen interest in tonnage of 500,000 for the United LAKESIDE CASINO being kept from his homeland be­ tensive search was under way by States and Great Britain and 325,- buildings are flag draped with red, was placed in solitary confinement cause of moral transgression ~ so this movement and would be glad tj Canadian police today for George ______today In the Nassau county jail. have an opportunity to explain It to 000 for Japan. But this allotment white and blue bunting streaming So. Coventry much as because of his political op­ Vance, his wife. Doris, and ‘‘<^^0^3-jAmeri- everywhere. Similar decorations are Attaches declared they discover­ position to those politicians who ! fathers and mothers who want to eye” McDonald, all of New York. ed a silver spoon filed down in the j have music in their homes. As a cans. strung upon poles on the streets Peerless Orchestra. N.Y. Stocks are now in power, and who are wanted in connection with the slay­ It had been reported previously along the line of march. shape of a key in Monohan's form­ more or less amenable to the wishes I state, Connecticut has never been ing of . Adelard Bouchard, taxi that a tri-partite agreement had er cell on the corridor. backward and as a town, Manches­ Holiday has bean declared in all DANCING SATURDAY EVG of Queen Marie. driver, whose body was found in a been reached, but this was denied big offices and stores for the after­ When keepers came to remove For many months there have ter commands respect. Her corn- ditch near Huntingdon, Que., by a by Hugh Gibson, head of the Ameri­ him to the isolated cell, Monohan High Low 1 p. m. been rumors that Queen Marie de- j merce is world-wide. And in music noon and many of the city’s fac­ 109 109 butcher’s hoy. can delegation. tories are closed. The railroad, fought with them and it became Mis Cham , .109 sired to establish herself as Em-j it may easily take a prominent po- The trio chartered Bouchard’s Alied Chem .152% 150% 150 “ No, there has been no, agree­ trolley and bus companies are necessary to handcuff him, Sheriff press of Rumania. It is believed | sition if a census were taken, and car, ku'jwing he had $300 on his ment of any kind reached in the William R. Strohson said. ^llllllllllllllllllillH^ Am Loco . .105% 105% 105% here, however, that if she plans 1 its modest sons and daughters maintaining extra service to ac­ Am Smelt .158% 157% 158 person, killed him on the Malone conference, ” Mr. Gibson told Intel- commodate the suburban and out- such a political move, it will be at-! would be found with leaders. But highway, robbed him, threw the Am St Fdy . ^ < 'A 47% 47% national News Service. of-town visitors. All available city BLAST SHAKES TOWN, tempted in the future and the.ve there must be more material to car­ body out and drove off in his taxi, Asked about the “ agreement in I E x c u r s i o n Am T & T .166% 165% 166% will be no present efforts to upset and state police are on duty with ry on. according to Dan D. Lorrain, chief principle” concluded between Brit­ Beaver, Pa., July 20.— Freedom, Am Woolen . 19% 19% 19% the reign of Prince Michael and the Manchester is fortunate in having an auxiliary force recruited from I To New York . 45 45 45 of provincial police- ain and Japan, Mr. Gibson said: j New Britain and 'West Hartford. Pa., near here, was shaken by a Anaconda . Regency Council. music Introduced into the public “ I think I had better not say Atchison . . 189% 188 189 At the Trout river, they sought 1 Members of the Forty-third Divi­ terrific explosion in the Freedom i = ' S u n d ay schools. Orchestras and bands are to cross the international boundary anything about that.” Oil Company plant today when fire, j Bald Loco .247% 245% 246 % splendid. Wind and stringed instru­ sion Air Squadron are patrolling B & 0 ...... 114% 113% 113% but were turned back by American the landing field. caused by soot igniting, exploded R ound Trip Fares ments offer a wide choice of Instru­ immigration men owing to the wo­ an oil tank. The property loss will RodeviUe $3.00 Beth St ...... 50% 50% ments to study. And at Kemp’s Mu­ WRECK IN AVILLY Ches & Ohio .184% 18 4% 184% 15,000 SOLDIERS man’s inability to prove her mar­ run into thousands of dollars. M anchester . 2.75 sic House will be found a registra­ The handful of firefighters avail­ M eriden 2.25 Cons Gas ....1 0 7 % 107% 107% tion of competent instructors. The riage status, Lorrain said. Bloodstained women’s garments Willimantlc, Conn., July 20.— able at Freedom soon foumi them­ Corn Prod . . . 56% 55% 55% Violin School gives a free outfit to Wrecking crews from East Hart­ MANCHESTER PEOPLE Lt. Rockrtlla . - - SiSOA.M. l6 % IN VIENNA TODAY found near the scene-of the murder selves unable to subdue the flames ManchMtar - - - SiSS C M St Paul ..16 % 16% beginners. Instruments for school ford and the local yards had cleared I^ridan - • » • 7i4S 32% 32% were thrown from the taxi by Mrs. lashing against other oil properties do pfd . . 32% use have been handled on a very away debris on the Midland divi­ and threatening them mofnentarily. Dua Naw York (*O.CT.) - lOil* * .214% 214 214 Vance as the trio was enroute to FLOCK TO SEE LINDY Raturnlnc _ Del & Hud (Continued from Pago 1) low margin of profit. sion of the New Haven railroad Calls for all available flre-fight- Dodge Bros . 18% 18%’ 18% There Is a scarcity of performers the border line, he continued. L t . Naw York (*aCTJ - CiU P.M. 248% Failing to cross into America, here today after local yards had Ing apparatus were sent to several Eaatarn Standard Tima Du P o n t...... 249 % 248 damage caused by the rioting may on viola and vlollncello. Both are been blocked five hours last night Erie ...... 61% 61 61 the three returned to Montreal, en­ nearby towns. *ArriTM tad Laata*—L a w laral reach $40,000,000. Instruments of rare tonal beauty following a freight wreck. There Trolleys Crowded and Auto You’ll enjoy a trip to Coney _ Gen E le c ----- 124% 123% 123% Chancellor Seipel and his govern­ and while a reasonable amount of gaged a hotel suite and staged a drinking rogy, leaving later were no injuries. A west-bound Traffic Heavy In Direction of STATE RESTS CASE laland, famous for its amus^ s Gen M o t...... 209 % 208% 209 % mental colleagues are engaged in practice is required, one might ex­ ment places and splendid 9 Int Haiw . . . . 183% 183 183% train presumably for New Vork, freight from Boston crashed into a Benton, 111., Julj 20.— The state restoring political equilibrium. pect tft accomplish considerable In a switch engine hauling a tank car Reception. concluded its presentation of evi­ bathing facilities or perhaps = Inspira ...... 16% 16% 16% Whether the government will take short time with a good outfit. Mr. I orraln stated. a visit to Central Park or the = 61 61 and caboose in the yards, demolish­ dence today against Charlie Birger, Int Nickel .... 61 % any restrictive measures against the Joyner of the Violin School will Bouchard’s taxi was discovered Lindbergh and his Spirit of St. Art Newman and Ray “ Izzy” Hy­ Bronx Zoo. a Kennecott . . . 64%' 63%’ 63% Communists, who are held respon­ on a Montreal street. ing the caboose, derailing the tank Louis are the lodestones which gladly give further particulars and car and engine tender. Engineer land, “ Little Egypt’s” trio of Umilad nmiLaf aiUdkaiaaaaalaatiictatafcaa S Le V alley___ 123% 120% 120% sible for the outbreaks, is not cer­ can also arrange for an instructor drew a large number of Manches­ gangsters, charged with the mur­ CaadaolyaeSradalCaacliTnke SS 33% 34 Edward Bruce piloted the Boston Mar Oil ...... 34% tain. for either viola or cello. In the wind ter people to Hartford today. Lo­ der of Mayor Joe Adams of West The N. Y., N. H. A H. R . R . C o .y S Mo Pac com . . 57 56% 56% Many of the ringleaders are in freight and Henry Belander was in cal mills and stores did not shut 1.52% 152% instrument section there are very OLD FASHIONED WEDDING the cab of the switch engine. City. iimimiiiiimiiHifl; N Y Central . .152% jail and will be tried in the ordin­ fine' opportunities in the study of down but there were many absen­ New Haven . . 52% 51% 51% ary course of events but it is un­ tees from work this afternoon. 92 92 horns and Harold Turkington has La Tuque, Que.'', July 20.— Al­ Nor P a c ----- 92% likely that any organized move will already visited the parents of boys Hartford trolley cars carried a very, Penna...... 64% 64% 64% be made against the Communist though the wedding of Bud Still­ ASKS TO SELL STOCK heavy amount of business all fore­ 130% 130% wbo have been Interested, with the man, heir to the James Stillman Pere Mar . . . . 130 % party. result that promises to develop a noon. Pr St Car .... 61% 59 61% millions, and Lena Wilson, daugh­ Washington, July 20.— The Ne\- Preparations are under way for fine group of players. A steady line of traffic poured Radio Corp .. 58% 58 58% the opening tomorrow of the special ter of a humble Canadian woods­ York Central railroad today asked through from the Willlmantic, Nor­ Rock Is ...... 115% ’115% 115% Of course this movement must man, is still nine days in the offing, the Interstate Commerce Commis­ session of Parliament. not be considered If it were to in­ wich and New London sections this Sear Roe .... 62 % 62 62% La Tuque began bestirring itself sion for authority to issue $38,- morning and afternoon. The traf­ STATE T o n i g h t S O of N J . . 37% 37% 37% terfere with school progress. In today with preparations for the 325,000 of capital stock. Stock­ that event it would fail. Mr. Kemp fic early in the morning was light SOUTH MANCHESTER Sou P a c ...... 120 119% 119% MONEY FOR CHAPEL event. holders will be given the right to but about 11 o’clock it started co Sou R a il...... 133 % 133% 133% feels that each case must be con­ It will be lacking In any pomp, subscribe for this stock at par to become heavier and for two hours Studebaker . . 53 52% 53 Bloomfield, Conn., July 20.— sidered individually. Physical and the amount of ten per cent of their temperamental conformation may ostentatiousness, but there will be there was a string of cars passing THE WONDER DOG IN A WONDER FILM I Tob P r o d ----- 101% 101% 101% The Bloomfield cemetery was nam­ an abundance of the glamor that holdings as of August 10, 1927. Any through. Union Pac . . . 179 178% 179 ed a beneficiary to the extent of or may not be correct and the best forms an Inevitable part of a real amount not subscribed will be sub­ Manchester will not be officially United. JFruiL- , 135- — $14,000 in the will of Ella Rob­ part of a child’s lifer may be wasted French-Canadlan marriage cere­ ject to sale at not less than par. represented at the reception to the RIN-TIN-TIN United Drug .17-1 171 erts Weed, probated here, the mon­ in a study of an Instrument for The proceeds will be used to re­ world famous flyer, It was said at which they are entirely unsuited. mony. U S Rubber .. 44% 44 ey to be used for the construction Back country fiddlers, old-fash­ imburse the road’s treasury for ex­ the Chamber of Commerce rooms. -m- s S t ...... iz r of a mortuary chapel. More than a An invitation Is extended to fathers penditures already made and for Several local people, it is under­ and mothers to visit Kemp’s Music ioned square dances and the native Wab pfd A .. 97: 97% dozen relatives, close friends and refreshments will lend to the fes­ certain construction and improve­ stood, have made reservations for West E & M . . 87 86% many charities were remembered House with their problems of music tivities. ment purposes. the banquet. **Traeked B y T h e Police** Willys Over .. 17 17 % in her $250,000 estate. study. This Picture is More Than a Wowl A Bow wow wowl SKBTOHEfl BX BE8SEX THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE: (34) Burke and Wills SYNOPSIS BY BRAUCHER T o m o r r o w d a y^ ly T ^ o m o r r o w

HOOT .A. --- IP GIBSON in 'Denver Dude ALSO M COUNTRY ST0R E & * " S f One of Many Presents Given Away Tomorrow Ntght at the Country Store. W ill Be a LARGE PORCH HAMMOCK Now on Display in the State Flowtsr Shoppe Window. ADDED ATTRACTIQN FOB TOMORRO'W NIGHT Joe Ryan, State Champion Dancer, in All New Steps. The royal Hawaiian family died out and ^Kalahaua was elected,king in 1874. He tried to take away the MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY Another Britishera In Honolulu stands people’s liberty. On his death Ini 1891, his sister, Liliuo- CtOorge Vancouver, who this statue of Kameha- kalani tried to reign, but she was dethroned In 1893 MANCHESTER’S KIDDIE REVUE and the Hawaiian people, after a period of republican als^ explor^ British Co­ meha, first king of the Special Scenery government, asked to be annexed to the United States. 150 Walt Until Yam lumbia, tau^^ the Ha- United Hawaiian Islands, Children See Them and Costume# waiians'hb\ir-to raise oat- ruler by force of arms in This was accomplished in 1898. t'lsl tie ,ah.d b'iiUd b^i^ts. 1790. 7-18 SkttchH tnd SynopM*, Copyright, 1927, ,Tho Orolior tooloty, (To Be Continued)

J- MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENIJNG HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1927.

July 4th celebration. All were or­ is ill at the Deaconess hospital. The many of the men received a drench­ dered paid. many friends of Miss Durfee will ing. This was especially so in the Will Assess Benefits and Damages be pleased to hear she is doing case of the men in pup-tents which The public works committee will nicely. were not located on the right level. assess benefits and damages for Miss Nellie McNerney, formerly Shortly after reveille, the bat­ work done on East street and also of Rockville, underwent an opera­ talion ate breakfast, packed its on Rheel street and will report at tion at the Wllllmantic hospital on duds and then began the long hike the next meeting of the council. Monday. The operation was per­ back to camp. And once niore, they formed by Dr. O’Neill. ran into opposition. This time they ROBINSON DENIES .Markets In Good Condition Mr. and Mrs. Melville Chapman In the report of meat inspector .were a bit more prepared after the of Lawrence street are spending a reception” the day before and J. Ralph Morin, read to the meet­ two weeks’ vacation as the guests ing of the members of the common consequently were able to provide of the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. a much better attack. The First HE SEEKS OFFICE council at their meeting last night Dwight Woodruff of Luenburg, the condition of the markets m jBattallon under Major Joseph R. Rockville, where meat is sold, was Miss Corrlne P. Thomas jf the Morrison was the obstacle which given. In each case the conditions Automobile Insuran-e Co. of Hart­ blocked Major Nolan’s advance. Doesn’t Want Highway Job; of the markets when visited by the ford. is enjoying a two weeks’ vaca­ After a spirited tussle in which the inspector were all found good and tion. men showed up well, recall vas Ti some cases the Inspector classi- Harold B. Thomas of New Haven sounded and the two battalions Council Meeting Benefit j lied them as being very good is spending this week as the guest marched back to camp. The firct I Savings Bank Meeting of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred platoon of the Howitzer Company Tonight. 1 -A.t the annual meeting of The Thomas of Prospect street. under Lieutenant Russell B. Hatha­ 1 Savings Bank of Rockville held yes- Raymond Ertel and Albert way was attached to the First Bat­ I terday afternoon, the following Schmelske of the Rockville post talion in the sham battle. statement was presented; office force are enjoying their an­ The Second Battalion under (Special to The Heialil) Statement of the condition of The nual vacation. Major Clarence C. Scarborough had Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Ott of Grove the same problem yesterday as the Rockville, July 20.— E. W. Rob­ Savings Bank of Rockville at the street have returned from several learance First did the previous day. That C inson, chairman of the board of close of business July 16. 1927: days’ visit with friends in West- was an imaginary engagement on public works of this city, stated in Assets field, Mass. Durfee Hill with the unit, taking up a manner not to be misunderstood Loans on Real Es­ Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Chapdelaine OUR SEMI-ANNUAL BARGAIN EVENT tate ...... $8,983,025.00 the problem, "exterior battalion In of the Rockville House spent Sun­ attack” . Company G with Captain that he was not seeking the ap­ Loans on Collater­ day with relatives in Holyoke, A drive for business before our vacation in August. pointment of superintendent of 29,028.00 Herbert H. Bissell in charge was al ...... IVIHSS* included in the attack. Hundreds of Genuine Bargains in Every Department. streets, as the rumor that was cur­ Loans on Personal The first in a series of municipal rent about the city yesterday would Security ...... 1, 100.00 band concerts will be held this ev­ Yesterday afternoon, Company G. ening at 8 o’clock In Talcott Park. presented formal guard mounting lead some to think might be true. Town, City and Bor­ ough Notes and The Rockville Boys’ Band will fur­ before the regular afternoon audi­ The story was to the effect that Orders ...... 35.000. 00 nish music for the evening. The ence and then went on guard duty Mr. Robinson, at an executive ses­ United States Liber­ concert this evening should draw a for 24-hours relieving Company sion of the board held on Monday 518.101.00 large crowd as a carefully selected Company G’s efficient work In put­ night had made known to the com­ ty Bonds ...... State B on d s...... 50.000. 00program has been arranged. The ting on guard mounting drew con­ COXWELL CHAIR mittee of which he is the head that 1,004,539.00 ' public is Invited to attend. siderable praise from U. S. Army he wished the appointment. Railroad Bonds . . . WITH FOOTSTOOL Utility B on ds...... 463.631.00 Raymond Finley of West Main officers watching the meticulous The truth of the matter was run Bonds of Foreign street spent Sunday in New York ceremony. It was said to be’the best TRIPLE MIRROR down and it developed that Mr. 949,370.00 City. exhibition sinde camp convened, VANITY Countries j 1 $39.50 Robinson was not even in Rockville Bank Stocks...... 1.940,217.00 Miss Mildred Jelinek of Talcott Lieutenant Ramsey was Officer of I w • . • i $1.00 a Week' Monday and did not return until avenue spent Sunday with relatives Banking House 50,000.00 the Day and Lieutenant Thompson j A big roomy chair In as­ Tuesday evening, when he did not 353,109.57 in New York City. $54.50 Cash in Bank . . Mrs. Ernest Boothroyd and Commander of the Guard. The ! Year to Pay” sortment of fine mohair have time to even consider the 95,427.18 guard roster follows; question with the committee and Cash on Hand . daughter Laura of this city are covers, with - fpdtsto^ to Main Guard A full length case with 6 match. " was late in arirving at the meeting $14,472,547.75 spending this week in Ansonia. drawers. In combination of the common council last night. Mrs. John Vars who has been re- Ser,geant of the Guard: Arthur H. Jobert; Corporals of the Gu^rd: American walnut. Sells Mr. Robinson is the superintend­ ... . i ceiving treatment at the Hartford regularly with suite for 047 660 0’ ! hospital the past two weeks has Patrick J. Murphy, William De- ent of the local plant of the Beld- $72,50. Our special clear­ ing-Heminway company and is to Deposits ...... I returned to her home in Dobson- Han, James A. McCavanaugh; Pri­ 3 pc. Jacquard Suite vates of the Guard: Anderson, W. ance sale price as an odd remain with that company, the sec­ Surplus ...... « U ville very much improved. piece is $54.50. tion of the corporation to which he Interest ...... 351,423.84, claries Dailey, son of Mr. and Crockett, Walter Crockett, W. is to be assvsiied having not yet Profit & Loss .... 173,563.90 Dailey of Orchard street, Kearns, McCarthy, Morgan, Top­ announced. When told that the ru­ will take a two months course at ping, E. 'Von Deck, L. Kearns, Lav- mors had gained circulation he at $14,472,547.75 the Connecticut State Police TrainT igne, Mantelli, P. Cavanaugh, Pa- $149.00 first took it as a joke, but when ing school at Ridgefield, and will gani, C. Mlnicucci, Nevue, Phillips, T Regular Price $198.00. assured that such was the case he Receipts for the year ending be commissioned an officer at the Quinn, Schiebel, "Wolfram, Cowles, made the statement that he was not June 30, 1927; end of this time. His many friends Monka, Behrend, Burns, IDancosse, These are “ factory close outs” and cannot be dupli- BOUDOIR CHAIRS a candidate. Such money as the Balance of Interest in this city wish him success. Edgar, Holland, Hearn, Hewitt, cated. Full Nachman construction with reverse cush­ city now had to spend on its public and Profit & Loss Mrs. John Francis will leave next Hubbard, Jarvis, Madden, Suess; ions. This represents a real saving. works he feels can be spent with­ Accounts. June 30, Saturday for Nova Scotia where Musician of the Guard: William $16.50 out the need of a special superin­ 1926 ...... 317,578.31 she will spend the remainder of the Ruebin. ^ “A Whole Year to Pay.” A good sized chair, spring tendent, but can go on as is being Interest Received . 780,266.73 summer with her husband, John Provost Guard filled seat and very attrac­ done at present under Joseph Rich. Premium on sale of Francis who is employed at the Sergeants: Mlnicucci, Milligan, See this fine bargain to­ 3 Piece Living Room Suite in choice patterns of Print tive style in selection of There will be no appointment made Stocks and Bonds 33,136.73 Swindell estate. Ha,gedorn, Priess; Privates: Got- morrow. Porce-Namel, Velours, same style as above and same quality construc­ pretty flowered chints cov­ snow white kitchen table. ers. for superintendent this year, is the Profit & L o s s ...... 919.8.5 berg, Wittke, Ambrukerwicz, tion. belief of those in touch with affairs. Downing, Frederick, Finkbein, Easily cleaned. Large roomy Curry Relea.sed $1,131,901.23 GOVERNOR, LINDY Gflode. drawer in ^ 7 01% Regular Price $ 1 6 5 ...... $129.50 William Curry of Thompsonville Special Guard fr o n t ...... «P # 0 ^ 0 “A Year to Pay’ who was fined $150 on the charge Disbursements for the year end Sergeant Pentland; Privates: of breach of the peace by Judge ing June 30, 1927: Mader, McCrystal, Miller, Rankin, 3 Piece Living Room Suite frame type in Golden Oak or John Fahey, and went to the Tol­ Dividend to deposit­ AT NIANTIC TODAY Robinson, Vince. Fumed Oak Settee, Chair and Rocker $39.50 land jail on his failure to do so. ors at the rate of Company G being on guard duty “A Year to Pay” was released last evening on the 5 per cent ...... $593,408.00 means that it was relieved of any payment of the amount and the un­ Taxes. Expense, Pre­ part on the Governor’s Day pro­ 3 Piece Living Room Suite in Cut earned part of the costs that was mium and Profit Day of Days Brings Soldiers gram. The Howitzer Company had also imposed. Curry was before the 6 Loss Account . 64,159.58 charge of firinig the gun at rev­ Velour, Regular Price $250 .... $189.50 court because of the trouble at the Surplus Account . . 150,000.00 eille and taps and also the salute to “A Year to Pay” home of his former wife, now di­ Balance of Interest Governor Trumbull when he arriv­ vorced and remarried, when he. Out of Bunks Early— Per­ Thick, comfortable layer and Profit & Loss ed. The Manchester company also felt mattress at a greatly A set of Chintz Slip Covers free with every suite (ex­ WINDSOR driving an automobile together took part in the sham battle and vith a companion disrupted the Accounts June 30, reduced price. A healthy cept 1. or 2 restricted numbers.) BREAKFAST CHAIRS 1927 ...... 324,333.65 sonals. regimental review. Company G had sound slumber is insured nome of his former wife's and crea- to be missing from the regimental ;ed a breach of the peace by words throughput the night when and actions towards the mother $1,131,901.23 review because of being on guard you rest on a mattress as $1.98 duty. Otherwise, the 169th In­ SALE PRICES ON CREDIT TERMS. of his divorced wife. The regiment arose without de­ comfortable as this. A sturdy low back con­ Deposits June 30, fantry was intact. Our Profit Sharing Club Plan always allows the privilege of a Council to Draw K<‘.solution lay when Bugler' William Reuben, struction with neat panel 1927 ...... $13,014,151.08 of Company G sounded reveille at 6 Private Jack Fiedler, the unfor­ $l.(hO^ W eek. cash discount with up to a whole year’s time to pay. Now we offer and trimmings left unfinish­ At the meeting of the common $10*50 special sale values as well on these liberal terms. council last ni.ght. Mayor John Deposits June 30, o’clock this morning. In a short tunate member of the Howitzer ed for decoration. Cameron, presiding, it was voted to 1926 ...... 11,716,438.02 time, everyone was busy making Company, who was caught in the appoint a committee to frame res- necessary arrangements for the big act of swiping tent signs for an BABY CARRIAGE alutions on the death of Dwight B. Net Increase ...... 1,297,713.06 program of the day. Following mess impromptu officers’ .graveyard the SPECIAL CHEST OF-DRAWERS Gardner, who died suddenly at the Increase in assets the entire regiment went out onto other night, was released from the aome of his sister in Willington. June 30, 1926 to the drill field where Captain Chris­ guard house yesterday morning by G. E. Keith Furniture Co., bic. $8.75 Mr. Gardner was a former select­ June 30, 1927 . . $1,454,468.40 Lieutenant Colonel Orville A. Petty $17.50 topher Scaife put them through a Full size. Finish Blue. Corner Main and School Sts. South Manchester, Conn. Oak and mahogany finish. man of the town of Vernon and Number of Savings Depositors fifteen minute session of calis­ after spending two nights in con­ aad also served in the council of 12,283. finement and one day on fatigue thenics. Col. Hunter then address­ duty. It was brought out that Pri­ the city. The committee that was It was voted to add $100,0'00 to ed the men outlining the work to named is composed of Alderman the surplus making this total vate Fiedler was a rookie and that be carried out. He made it emphatic when caught by the O. D. was sim­ Morthrup, Councilman Dowdirig amount of surplus $1,000,000. that there must be no hitch in the ind Councilman Herzog. The following officers were elect­ ply carrying out orders of his mates program and that orders must be as an initiation. THE GH EAT^AR t e n Funeral of D. B. Gardner ed for the ensuing year: ONLY SWEEPERS TRY carried out to the letter and with­ Major Clarence C. Scarborou.gh, Y^iRS AGO TODAY! The funeral of Dwight B. Gard­ President— Wm. Maxwell. out a moment’s hesitation. 'k P k lW T E lact ner, a resident of Rockville for ov- Vice-President— Parley B. Leon­ head of the battalion which in­ The most important order was cludes Company G, escaped injury PAUL (By United, Preaa) sr thirty years and who died sud­ ard. TO KEEP TOWN TIDY July 20, 1917.' denly at the "Three Gables,” Wil­ Secretary and Treasurer— Arthur that no one, regardless of rank, yesterday when his horse was ADAMS could be allowed on the drill field MKA. a e rv ie a Dr. Michaelis, new (jermanu lington, while mowing the lawn, T. Bissell. struck by a regimental ambulance A F E A N C E ^ Chancellor, tells‘Reich8ta« Get-i will be held at the Union Con,gre- Ass’t Treasurer— Edwin G. But­ after 12:30. The men were ordered on the Niantic river bridge. The Street Furbishers Complain many’s submarine-campaign ls| gational church on Thursday at ler. to form a guard about the entire horse was severely Injured and a That Storekeepers Litter lawful and will w(n t|e 'war. I 2:30, daylight saving titue. Burial field inside the wire fence whic’.i great many stitches were required Ass't Treasurer— George G. Business Thoroughfare. American stqauner- I^orenl bit; will be in Grove Hill cemetery. Smith. was built yesterday. Majbi Clarence to close the wound on the rear 45 times by U*-b(jatrof Spanish' Benefit Tonight Auditors— Wm. Maxwell, Parley C. Scarborough was in charge and right haunch which was larger than .. The street cleaners who keep coast. . ’ ; r I ; The benefit for the members of B. Leonard. he designated which section was to the top of a water pail. "When Col­ United Statpq djatt^llats 9;-i the Farkouh family to help defray be covered by each company. The onel Hunter learned of the affair, Main street clean are complaining State Auditors— J. P. Cameron, of the practice of several store­ 500,000 men to spi^lyi great’ in part, at least, the expense that Nelson G. Read. 1,000 odd men were stationed at in­ "he was very much upset inasmuch overseas army; • - v has been incurred in the death by as he is a great lover of horses. The keepers who-use the roadw'ay as a ' L I l Y l l S l H E i i This bank is paying interest on tervals of lut three paces about the dumpinig ground for the sweepings Russian troops rebel, permit-.; drowning on July 4 of a son and entire field and stood facing the one injured is one of the best in ting German advance on wide- deposits at the rate of five per ceni camp also. It Is a question wheth­ of their stores. One of the places daughter, the son's body not as yet per annum. crowd so that no one might break front In Eastern) Galicia. ’ having been recovered, will be held er he will recover. The horse fell they tell about is a restaurant, 4>. Farm Bureau Field Day through the lines in the excitement. after the laceration had been sew­ which has ample means for the dis­ at Conrad Rau's dance pavilion at It made a picturesque sight; this Crystal Lake tonight. The hall The Farm Bureau will hold a ed up owing to weakness and rip­ posal of its sweepings but uses the and music is being furnished with­ field day in Ellington on Friday, spacious field cleared and men ped the stitches out thus making It Street just the same. to keep the privates fropx obtaining out cost. Mr. Rau turnin.g over the July 22 at 11 o’clock at the farm of standing about it with backs toward necessary to repeat the job. The ' Newsboys, the sweepers say, all the eggs the6 peaSanta had for use of his dance hall and Stein's John T. McKnight. The address of the field. The guards had bayonets ambulance driver has bden arrested throw the wrappers of their wares distribution? ; . i I Orchestra providing the music. It welcome will be given by Harrison on their rifies but these were cased. and may face trial. He had been promiscuously on the roadway and L. Hamilton of Ellington. Sidney is estimated that the sale of tickets Intense excitement reigned ordered to stop but was rushing a the street presents a rather littered Tomorrow: Along the Seine. 7 for the benefit will reach 3000 in A. Edwards of Middlesex county,, throughout the morning hours as patient to the hospital. appearance on occasions. The number, tickets having been pur­ will be the speaker of the day. One Lieutenant Edgar M. Thompson sweepers have to make one trip up of the features will be a ball game the time wore on toward noo;i. chased in many sections of Tolland Long before the program began will again be battalion supply offi­ Main street each morning and Thousands of sick and wounded soldiers were cared for in this mili­ and Hartford county. between the juniors and adults. cer when the first and second bat­ when they have gone through the tary hospital at Toul, Hundreds of legionnaires are expected to revisit Field day sports for boys and girls, following Governor Trumbull’s ar­ Averfd Imitations Still Looking rival, the crowd began to enter the talions leave camp for bivouac roadway is really clean. It does the old place. The committee that has been also contests for men and women, Thursday night. It Is understood not stay that way for long. will be held during the morning. reservation. It was a very colorful This is chapd:er 86 of the series of ^sion are clearest, ___ P roA itt named to arrange for a date and crowd that came. Many women one unit will go to Fred Stone’s place for the annual outing of the Notes ranch and the other to Roger’s articles written by an ex-soldier For Instance: SafsMilK Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Belding were in evening gowns. The visi­ Lake, both of which are more than Chamber of Commerce is still tors were not only from the home ANDERSON’S LEAD who is revisiting France as a cor- Marac, near Chaumont- and Food aeeking a proper place to hold the have returned to their summer ten miles from camp. home at Eastern Point, a^ter enjoy­ towns of the various units but also respondent for The Herald. ■ town, which is in the department of W6r INFANTSA puting. LeRoy Hale, head of the Colonel Hunter announced yes­ Haute-Marne. numerous outfits Chlldnn,lnvo^ committee, with other members vis­ ing a two weeks’ fishing trip in from many other towns and cities. OVER 1,000 TODAY Canada. The chief attraction of course was terday that the time for entraining CHAPTER LXXVI were quartered in an ancient stone and Alt ited several shore resorts on Sun- for'home Sunday has been advanc­ Mr. and Mrs. Olin Brookes of the scheduled appearance of Col. mill, long since fallen into deqay. ay and there will be another “ junk­ ed to 8 a. m. This means the Man­ The last bunch to live there was an et” trip made by the committee on Nye street spent Sunday in Provi­ Lindbergh. There were a' great The traceis of the First A. E. F., dence, R. I. chester boys will arrive In Manches­ , Clarence Anderson increased his ambulance outfit. It departed.^ ac­ Thursday when it is expected a de- many here from New London. The ter before noon. although nine years have passed Miss Margaret McCartin, daugh­ quaint little village of Niantic prob­ lead materially during the past cording to Claud Charpentier, who .'ision will be arrived at. Both Manchester companies had week in the -American Legion "On since Its departure, are still numer­ Building Permits ter of Mr. and Mrs. John McCartin ably experienced the biggest traffic ous, and it will be another ten now owns the property, in March, of High street is spending this week their pictures taken yesterday. Each fo Paris” contest being conducted 1918. The common council at iheir in its history. The center of the unit was dressed spic and span and by C. E. House and Son, Inc. He years before the erasure is made. meeting last night issued three with relatives in Glastonbury. town was practically deserted, how­ At Grand Pre there’s a blond Since that departure, the mill FILMS The many friends of Miss Della looked Its best. now leads Jack Pentland by 1,090 Duilding permits, the largest of ever, as far as natives are concern­ votes. The report of the standing mule, now known as “ Kikl,” hitch­ has been untenanted except for the Developied and which was for a two-story frame Durfee of North Park street, who ed. They were nearly all in camp to Private, first class, Maurice 'Wad­ birds that sweep up from the valley j underwent an operation at the dell of Company G concluded his was delayed because one of the ed to a,beer wagon. All through the house to be built by J. Ralph Morin witness the festivities. The appear­ judges has been away on his vaca­ famous Gondrecourt area the sol­ of the Suize river for a roost among | Printed an Windsor avenue and another for Deaconess hospital in Boston, Mass, three years of service on yesterday will he pleased to hear she is doing ance of Col. Lindbergh has been the and received his honorable dis­ tion. diers of the Second A. E. F. will see the rafters. The doors are barred, 1 barn on South street, the third 24 Honr S ei^ ce nicely. chief topic of conversation on the charge papers. ‘ The standing to date Is as fol­ hundreds of peasants fully equipped but the windows are without panes, peing for a veranda at No. S Mor- streets for the last four or five days. In regulation American uniforms. as they were in former years. And, Mrs. Alex Brown and son Rich­ Sergeant Jack Pentland, Top lows: •ison street. ard and Miss Grace Denley and To the Third Battalion, under Anderson...... 15,416 until recently, no one of the sup­ Won’t Resign Kick of the Howitzer Company, is At LeMans one may buy hob­ -Miss Ruth and Donald Brown of command of Major Joseph P. Pentland...... *..14,326 nailed _ shoes and OD shirts. In porting posts of the first floor, a A. H. Reed, veteran superinten- Nolan, goes the credit of being the making preparations for a spirited KEMP'S King street are spending two weeks sprint toward the finish line in the Chaumbnt there are hundreds of square bit of paper flapped. It was 3eni of the Vernon town farm, to­ first unit to undergo real hardships. an order one day— now it’s a souve­ day announced h.is ai.vagreement at Indian Neck, Branford. ” On-to-Paris” race when he returns COMMANDANT ABBOTT • second-hand Sam Brown belts offer­ Film DeF^it Bbz »t Francis Deere, son of Mr. and Soon after that battalion left camp to Manchester next week. He is IS SHIFTED TO CAMBRIDGE ed for sale at a reasonable price. nir of the finder— and it reads: with the board of selectmen's the­ Mrs. Bert Deere of Brooklyn street. Monday afternoon enroute for Memo; To members of Ambu­ ory that b.i.-; resignation would be trailing "Whity” Anderson, but Out in Hautesvesnes, near Cha- Is resting as comfortable as can be bivouac at an unknown destination, hopes to overcome the lead. It must Commandant Charles M. Abbott, teau-Thierry,' a thrifty housewife lance Co., No. 338. for the "betterment of the town.” expected after the result of an ac­ ft w'as suddenly ambushed by a Reed who has held .lis post for be'admitted however, that Sergeant who left the South Manchester Sal- ^ uses a mess-up to ladle water out Attention is called to the fact cident which occurred while he was large force of troops strongly en­ Pentland’s two weeks here have vation Army corps in June to take of a pail. Helmets can be found that the standard price for eggs at elev.sn years refuses to resign at playing on his scooter on Saturday trenched on a -high ledge. After a the request of the selectmen and been a handicap toward his chances charge of the New Bedford corps, along the roadsides In Eclisfon- this time is. 5 franco 45 centimes a morning near the Milling Co. on spirited battle In which both sides to win the coveted prize. has been irar.sferred again, this, cited hie record at Ihe farm to sup­ Brooklyn street, when the express talne. dozen. No member of the American port him. The l.-oard has made no suffered "heavy losses” , the Third Company G and the Howitzer time to Cambridge. He was unable Officers’ .Futts, wltho^it the high E.' F. is allowed to pay a greater team of Edward Willis of Prospect Battalion continued on its eight- Company are each equipped with to give any reason for the transfer answer as yet. street ran over his right foot, in­ polish, can be glimpsed le Llgny- price. If onyone attempts to charge Bills Paid mile jaunt to Fred Stone’s ranch radios and are all ready for the yesterday but said that the Army en-Barrols. Lumbering trucks, with more than the standard price their Genera) Contracfoi^; juring it quite badly. He is under where the bivouac was made. ■usually gives-orders without any The number of bills presented ,to the care of Dr. A. R. Pillsbury. Dempsey-Sharkey returns when the ioltlals, “ U. S. a :" are on every names and address will be taken the different departments of the Unaware as to what would hap­ they come over the air tomorrow explanation. Commandant Abbott highway; and reported to this office. Albert Hewitt and George Wohl- pen next. Major Nolan kept a strong night from the Yankee Stadium. was In charge of the corps here for city government for payment at the lebe have returned from a three-day Rack In the Towns W. P. NICHOLSON, JR., . Bnlld«r9 cf tf«r meeting of the council last night trip over the Mohawk Trail. guard about the camp expecting a Private Edward Quinn received • three years and was given his Capt., M. C. further attack. This did not ma­ marching orders about the first or But it's back in the Idllet towns, Telepboira tM O A was not large in numbers or in vol­ Miss Bessie Durfee of North Park quite a compliment yesterday when where the soldiers lived unmolested The traces of the A. E. F. are ume with the exception of the bill street, accompanied by Miss Julia terialize. however, but soon a far he was selected as Colonel Hunter’s last month. He was succeeded here by Commandant and Mrs. John except for reveilles,, retreats^ and still numerous. And wasn’t it n for street lighting which amounted Peacock of Bristol, motored to Bos­ more dreaded enemy loomed in the orderly for the day. Such a selec­ great guerre when the officers had person of old Jupiter Pluvius. For a tion is made from neatness and __Spohn who came from Massachu- some boMdlhg-up ..Stalls.: where the :o $899.33 and a bill for $50 from ton, Mass., today where they were e'vldencst ■ot'-the 19-17-18-19 inva- to resort to suSh tactics in order Shoo:. 285 Wiest dptor S l ^ the band that was hired for the the guests of Miss Della Durfee who time the rain fell in torrents and good soldierly ajpoearance. I 'setts. . ,

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tatorshlp, not a constitutional gov­ ful and lacking in loyalty even to fltanrtfrBtrr • ernment. The constitution nullifies his master. the eighteenth amendment or else It will add nothing to the popu­ Snentng Bfralb the eighteenth amendment nullifies larity of this great beast, with tho 1>UBUSHED BY the constitution. This is a fact that teeth and physical strength of a LH IEl timber wolf and too often with tho Store Closed THE HERALD PRINTING CO. confiicts with an- opinion of the FoanCed by Elwood A Ela United States supreme court. Here­ disposition of a hornet, that one of Oct. 1. 1881 . By RODNEY BUTCHER. Every Evening Except Sunday* *nd tofore when the United States su­ his breed has just bitten^ a dozen New York, July 20.— Manhattan Holidays. „ preme court has found its opinion persons while suffering from rabies, snap-shots: Sailors of South street Washington. July 20.— The new Entered at the Post Office at Man- dallying along the curved thorough^ Chester as Second Class Mall Matter. in Bristol; especially since several crop of prohibition enforcers may All Day Tomorrow—Thursday in conflict with developed fact it SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Mall of the victims are children. fare waiting for boats to go out. . . be a crew fired by holy zeal for the has sunk the discredited opinion. Playing with greasy cards in the »lx dollars a year, sixty cents a The animal was not to be blamed I cause of arid righteousness. month for shorter periods. In 1856 or 1857 the Supreme restaurants ...... Haunting the Nineteen thousand citizens have By carrier, eighteen certs ?. weelc. for going mad, of course; but a rab­ docks ...... Never getting very Single copies, three cents. Court, in the world-celebrated Dred ! applied for the 2,500 enforcement Scott case, declared the Missouri id dog does not always go charging far from the sea...... ' jobs which Congress threw open to SPECIAL advertising REPUE- What’s happened to all the tattoo BENTATIVE. Hamllton-De Llsser. Compromise invalid because, as about seeking whom he may de­ ! the public and among the appL- Inc.. 285 Madison Avenue. New York stroy. The effects of the disease shops of South street?...... There i cants are many who have assured and 612 North Michigan Avenue. Chief Justice Taney held, the con­ is but one left and its keeper be­ the Civil Service Commission' that Merchants’ Day Chicago. stitution contemplated the protec­ vary in no little degree according moans the slowness of business. . . . The Manchester Evening Herald I* they are all burning up with eager­ on sale In New York City at SchuU* s tion of property and Congress was to the native disposition of the dog. Sailors don’t get tattooed any more. ness to put the bootleggers in pris­ News Stand. Sl.xth Avenue and 42nd. therefore under obligation to pro­ A big, half-savage brute, when it And those barber shops that had on and make the country safe for 'Street and 42nd. Street entrance of goes mad, acts as such a creatur; a sign: "We fix black eyes.” . . . . . the eighteenth amendment and the Grand Central Station. tect. not prohibit, slavery in the Haven’t seen one of those in Annual Outing at Lake Pocotopaug "International News Service has the might be supposed to act. A.normal wives and kiddies. territories. Everyone knows the ef­ ! months. . . . Do sailors also stay exclusive rights to use for republlca- dog, going rabid, is very apt ^o be­ Offlci.ils of the Civil Service be­ tlon In any form all news dispatches fect of that decision. The whole out of fights?...... Or are they lieve tiiat much of this sentiment credited to or not otherwise credlu North flouted it and President Lin­ come merely morose and avoid hu­ not so particular about black eyes? on the part of the applicants is gen­ Tomoriw morning we pack up ed In this paper. It Is also exclusively man contacts, thus giving due entitled to use for repuhitcatlon all coln utterly ignored it in his eman­ uine and they admit that it will bs and motor to Lake Pocotopaug at the local or undated news published warning of his madness. taken Into consideration, despite herein.” cipation proclamation, though there It would almost have s’eemed that The parade of snauzers along the fact that no man is discrimi­ East Hampton for our Annual was no change in the constitution Central Park paths...... -Y couple nated against in case he doesn’t fa­ WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1927 with relation to slavery until two we were sufficiently supplied with of years ago it was bull dogs...... vor prohibition as a national policy. Summer Outing. The store will years after the slaves were freed by varieties of big dogs, in this cou.u- The more curve to i-he legs the bet­ be closed all day instead of the ter ...... Last season it was Aire­ edict. In* that edict the Supremo try, without the artificial,populariz­ WE GREET "W E” dale or Scotch terriers .... What usual half day. Friday morning Court tacitly acquiesced. ing of the synthetic police dog— for Manchester, along with all ot becomes of dogs that go out of we will be back bright and early ll/ The Dred Scott decision went to w'hom few owners have any very Hartford county and the entire style?...... lu New Y ork, I mean with a special one da.y offering. S32 ’.'.I'll pot because it proved to be in con­ deep affection and whom most folk ...... Anywhere else a dog Is r. ■P.-; state of Connecticut, today salute.- luUi hT iiiif flict with immutable fact. The opin­ hold in abomination and not a lit­ p e t ...... In New York a dog is a tomorrow’s Herald. Charles Lindbergh. Would that he m " ' ion of the supreme court on the tle fear. vogue or a fad ...... rvere parading along oui own splen­ validity of prohibition is destined, did Main street instead of through And what's become of the sooner or later to follow the same Charleston?...... You rarely see nc the infinitely Uss admirable thor­ WATKINS BROTHERS. I , road. The Scott decision was good it being dpne in Manhattan now. oughfares of Hartford, for Mien the law under the conditions of 1857...... lu fact, dancing seems to be CRAWFORD AND CHAMBERS RANGES thronged thousands could see him TKT ANSWERS lightly indulged in this summer. It was bad law in 1863. The prohi­ and not suffocate in the process...... Maybe people overdid it last bition decision was good law when But sinc6 tliRt is, of course impnic w in ter...... For the first time in „ it was made. It is very rapidly be- Belo-w' are answers to the “ Now ticable, those of us who1 could11 not ...... ^ my memory there seems to be no ing shown to be bad law for 1927. You Ask One” questions on the definite dance craze for the summer join the welcoming crowds in the comics page: FUNERAL DIRECTORS, There can be but one end. parks and Broadway doesn’t seem Capitol city at least have sent our 1— Artificial silk is made to care whether it invents one or enthusiasm winging, like th“ Spirit through the action of nitric and sul­ n o t ...... In fact, Bioadw.ay is COURTNEY’S JOB phuric acids on sawdust of the of St. Louis, across the short air generally pretty blotto...... 'Ihe If Captain F. T. Courtney, Brit­ spruce tree. worst summer season in years, they spaces to the neighbor town— and 2— Aspirin is obtained from ■vsin- ish aviator, and his companions. s a y ...... Very few musical shows tergreen and the black birch. to Lindy. Little and Downer, carry out the and thousands of chorines drifting Much traveled is this young man. 3— Ordinary printing inks arein from the road looking for work. flight program under which it i^ made from lampblack particles sus­ He has looked down on many a fair ...... Many turn to summer re­ understood they are making their pended in linseed oil. prospect and many a threatening 4— Glue is made by boiling ani­sorts and cabarets, but that doesn’t 'west'ward passage of the Atlantic, begin to use any large percentage one. But he has never flown over a mal skins, hoofs, etc., to a jelly. it is fair to agree that their under­ of them. region of more sheer beauty, nor Liquid glue is made by dissolving William C. Doming, head of the taking, while lacking some of the hard glue in alcohol or acid.- one from which there could arise a A hundred lovely girls trying to Civil Service Commission whieli spectacular aspects of the three re­ 5— Chewing gum is sweetened brighter aura of friendship, than to­ crash the Ziegfeld gate for a Job in must pick the new dry force. cent American passages, may pos­ and flavored chicle gum from the day. “ bully” or sapodilla trees , of the his next show ...... And 99 of Butchers, bakers and candlestick sess features of usefulness apart Perhaps Connecticut may not tropics. , i them ambling away an hour later makers are all after the prohibition from those of the earlier flights. 6— The original Teddy bear was"telling i the world” ------. Two shout quite so loud as New York or jobs, which pay from $1,140 a year The ultimate problem of trans­ the Australian Koala, a tree-climb-1 out-of-job actors also "telling the for warehouse watchman to $6,000 3t. Louis, but her welcome is from oceanic flying will not, of course, be ing bear about 18 Inches in height. |world.” ! ...... A vaiideville clown a year for the assistant commission­ the hearts of a people who have 7__There are fen republics in ' looking very dapper in his English the maintenance of regular non-stop er and administrators. the genius of machinery In their South America. cut suit ...... He has the least Oyster boat captains, lumber air transportation from New York souls, the traditions of brave ad­ 8— The Vatican, in Rome, con­funny face you’ll see on Broadway. camp managers, army and navy or any other United States point to taining several thousand rooms, is ...... That is off sta ge...... He venture in their memories and the officers, email manufacturers, rer,l Paris or London or Rome or any the largest residence in the -world. might be taken for a philosopher estate dealers, government offi­ appreciation of maturity for the gal­ — Plate glass is rolled: ordin­ other European capital. That is to 9 were it not for his clothes...... cials, railroad superintendents, sev­ lantry of valorous youth. If the ary glass is blown. say, any such itinerary qs that will eral editors and scores of other va- splendid boy senses to the full the lOCyrano de Bergerac was noted The ’'-vs-ax horror” palaces of [ rleties of men who have been naturally be far in the future, if quality of this state’s emotions— for his long nose. Coney Island feature the Snyder- I “ bosses” are out after the adminis­ ever deemed necessary. The real Gray murder this season- All the and ■we strongly suspect that he will trative jobs. problem is the permanently success­ gory details from sashweights to Must Pass Stiff Exams .—he will understand that here, at ful negotiation of the sea spaces be­ wire to blood stains are shown. For the mere agent jobs, appli­ least, there is full mechanic appre­ There are three versions of it to cants have come from ev«ry walk tween Newfoundland and Ireland. ciation of what he means when he date. The “ wax palaces” keep right of life— from sewer-scrubbing t.3 With safe passage of that longest Insists on speaking of his plane and up to the minute. Lindbergh was teaching and preaching. Many pri­ span assured, the actual utility of shown a few hours after he landed vate detectives want jobs as agents himself as “ we.” Connecticut folk sea flying would be a proven thing. and each new murder finds itself and investigators. are the kind who could feel the There is almost no question that if duplicated overnight for those who Up to $:L000, the jobs require F.O.B. DETROIT soul In a ship— and now- can feel like their gore to be gory. written examinations. Above that, and w'hen the first regular air line There dwelt a miller, hale and the soul in a ship of the air. GILBERT SWAN. candidates must pass thorougli overseas is established it will make bold, " I Connecticut greets Lindy and, Beside the River Dee; ^ oral tests. its journeys in several jumps. The Examiners test applicants for too, it greets Lindy and his plane. He wrought and sang from morn j non-stop flight is a stunt. flic better jobs as to personality, till night, i dress, poise, posture, speech, tone The job that the Courtney plane No lark more blithe than he; | PROHIBITION of voice, judgment, resourceful­ sets out to accomplish is the demon­ And this the burden of his song DAILY ALMANAC Perhaps Clinton N. Howard ness, physical fitness, energy and stration of a commercial aviation i , Forever used to be, | what not. They test them to de­ chairman of the United Committee "f'envy no man, no. not I, Feast day of .St. Margaret, vir.aiii plan. Instead of doing the thing in j and martyr of the fourth century termine whether they are execu­ for Law. Enforcement, who the And no one envies me!” the most difficult way the Whale is ' .'iiiniversar,' of the hi,Mi at l'?L- tive or subordinate types and to other day declared that President — Charles Mackay: The Miller of , determine whether they would be trying to do it in the safest and the Dee. . ra.ch, rtalii.a port. Coolidge could dry up the" United Auniver^arj of the death of Kol)- loyal to Mieir employers. They easiest way. If the result should he hurl abstruse hypothetical situ.i- States in thirty days if he really ert the IVis?, king of Uriace. failure it would mean a serious tious at them and then try to wanted to, but who has ignored a dampening of confidence in the bully the candidate into making chorus of requests from all over the GRE.YT SNAKES! an easy ansiver just to see If he earlier future of inter-continental country that he tell the President ! has a mind of his own. aviation. If it proves a success, as FUUy EQUIPPED 4-DOOR SEDAN (NOT ACGACH) how to do it, will go far in explana­ A THOUGHT Phillips, Neb.— A man and his j The falling-down point for every American most earnestly wife living near Phillips camp I most of the higher-up applicants tion of his program as to give the has been a lack of qualifying ex­ hopes it ■will, an extremely valuable Remember not the sins of my [ found a rattlesnake in bed with country some idea how to proceed perience. In the case of adminis­ contribution will have been mads youth, nor my transgi-essions.— 1 them the other day The reptile was at Detroit alone. 4 feet 2 inches long and is the first trative jobs, the candidate must The lowest price at w hich to our knowledge of the feasibility Psalms .\.\v;7. | With the Detroit river only half . ..\ man does not necessarily ain rattlesnake to make a public ap­ have had four to six years experi­ of long-distance overseas flying. ence handling large operations and a mile wide separating the w-harves who does that which reason and , pearance this season. The couple a se^ n was EVER sold hy our conscience condemn.— J- G. exhibited the snake in their auto­ numerous subordinates. Under $3.- on the American side from those on mobile. 000, experience is not required on Dodge Brothers - • • - the Canada side and only half of SPORTS Holland. that half mile in the United States Our heart bleeds for those splen­ ASTONISHING ECONOMY side of the boundary; with a whole did, heroic souls who have staved News Views fleet of speed boats capable of nego­ off the landlord and hung up the 25 miles per gallon * * ' tiating the distance from dock to butcher to provide the jack for a dock in less than t'wo minutes; with trip to New York to see the Shar- at 25 miles per hour « « every enforcement officer and Coast key-Dempsey fight, only to find that %\ArESTftK»> Guardsman under serveillance and the gallant sponsors of the noble /T' rf a system of signals in operation art of self-defense have conspired All of thispliu tke traditional that keeps the rum-runners inform­ with the ticket-gyps to soak ’em an 1DIDNT < Dodge Qv a u t y an d ed as to every move of the officers, extra ten or twenty iron men for IC N O W tf. Dependabiuty it would look as though Mr. How­ the blessed privilege of seeing WfcMou/ ard had quite an order on hand months of wind^-jamming converted merely to keep booze out of Detroit. Into a few minutes of cross gestures We will submit that there is a — perhaps not so very cross at SCHALLER’S GARAGE way of enforcing prohibition. It that. Center and Olcott Streets, South Manchester might be enforced by declaring all It wasn’t Barnum who said it at Sr ‘ violators of the Volstead law in a all, but they must be born at a rate state of insurrection, by suspending much faster than one a minute, .the writ of habeas corpus and citi­ nowadays. If it wasn’t for the glad rothers nc zens’ right' of immunity from boys with the old lady’s bankroll SmiGE B , I . search; by supplanting the civil in their pockets, all the way from OLD LEAGue \WONT courts by military drum head courts the tobacco fields to the tall tim­ G o q o ^^c > SEEM NATUtSAL- Infallible wisdom, failed to provide martial: by shooting every suspect bers, Mr. Sharkey and Mr. Dempsey the theory that any Intelligent maa | THE JOHNSON • WITHOUT funds for handling the 19,000 ap­ who sought to avoid arrest; by try­ would be fighting for a bowl of soup can be made a good prohibition CAN agent, although senior investigators | plicants. ELECTRIC CO. ing on the spot, without counsel and and fighting to Eurt, and their man­ at $3,800 must have had consider-: The Civil Service will handle Solicits Your Electrical Busi­ without appeal, every person arrest­ agers would be glad to get a dollar able experience. the administrative posts first and ed; by erecting huge military prison a rattle, instead of standing in with hopes to have some new executives ness— Both Wiring and Fix­ A candidate having passed his on the job by October 1, but it camps for the Incarceration of the swindlers to make the suckers pay oral or written exam— or both, is cannot comply with the new law tures. ;onvicts; by killing all ■who seek to double the advertised price for a then subjected to a careful cha.'- which provides that the entire sscape. mixed-ale rukus. acter Investigation. He is checked 2,500 jobs to occupied by Civil First Class Work. up in his own neighborhood and Service men from that time on. Tho Estimates Cheerfully l<'arulBhe

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7:00 6:00—Watkln’ 8 orchestra. | Leading DX Stations. ^ Wednesday, July 20. 8:00 7:00—Talks; studio recital, , PatH M-in 8-30_WEAP orchestra. ATLANTA-«0. Two outstanding radio solois^ 1o!30 9;30—Public auditorium Pranklvn Baur, tenor, and R®* 10:00 9.00—WEAF program. h,,— ^....Kroesen 11:30 10:30—Organist; GUI 8 orem 12.45 11:45—ConcerL Lhepp! banjoist, will again be feat­ 440.9—W ex-W JR, SUMMER ured in the Maxwell hour, to be b r^ d - 7:00 6:00—Goldkette s ensemble. 526—KYW, CHICAGO—570. 8:30 7:30—Subantenna crusaders. Just a handful of thoughts perco­ rast Wednesday night through WJZ 8:00 7:00—Musical ^avelogue. V Ben Lucien Biirman and the Blue Network. . 9:00 8:00—Maxwell Hour with WJ . 9:00 8:00—WJZ program. ©1927 NEA Service lated on the morning car ride. I the soloists will be ^be M ^well O - 10:00 9:00—Dance orchestra. 10:00 9:00—Studio program. care to keep well out of reach In carried with me Storm Jameson’s under tbe direction ot wa 12:30 11:30—Merry Old Chlef^^^ 11:30 10:30—Congress carnival. THIS HAS HAPPENED thanief’ shUkreh The Buffalo Eve­ 461.3—WTIC, HARTFORD—650. 389.4_WBBM. CHICAGO—770. case Vilak should make a sudden new novel, "The Lovely Ship.” It is ...... tbe Melody Attempts haTe ®“ ning News will present 7:00 6:00—Trio: talks. 9:00 8:00—Studio; dance music (3 the life of ELISE MARBEHRy, an lunge toward him. “Very clever. But no reflection on the hook that I Way Club concert ^ h r ^ ^ the micro­ 7:30 8:30—Soprano, baritone. hrs.) American girl otmlng: conald^ only read a page or so. Even the phone of WGR, and WNYC has ar o-on 7:00_WTIC serenaders. 365.6—WEBH-WJJD, CHICAGO—820. this you cannot do. At once could I ranged a concert by the Goldman able property near the little totra kill you. With my revolver, or greatest book ever written could 9-00 8:00—Colt Park Municipal orch. 8:00 7:00—Classical hour; talk, o f P O R T O V E R D E , In w est cen ­ Band with Olive Marshall. 422.5—WOR, NEWARK—710. 10- 00 9:00—Concert with WJZ. tr a l Brasil. She has escaped harm your own that I have taken from not have really competed with the lojst. In a Scotch-lrish program. 'The 7:00 6:00—Jacob’s ensemble. 11:00 10:00—Orchestra; songs: artists. dne to the »»>"wdness of her you. But this will I let ydu try. ralnwet world outside the car win­ Pilgrim Male Quartet ^ith Anna 7:30 6:30- Levitow’s orcbestra. I- 00 12:00—Informal revue. consln and Protector. V IL A K , w h o Howe Huntting, celll^st, will be 8- 00 7:00—Chef: plantation moments305.9— WGN-WLIB, CHICAGO—980. For when you fall, your death will dow. Scarlet-winged blackbirds flew heard through WBZ at the rame time with his friend, LINCOLN NIJN- up singing from swampy beds of 8:45 7:45—Morning, "oom night. 7-35 6:35—Ensemble; Almanacks. N A L L V . an elderly American be even more Interesting than I that Arcadie Birkenholz, concert yio 9- 45 8:45—Tenor: saxophone10:30 quintet 9:30—Sports: orah: songs. chemist. Is trying to learn the had planned. Interesting and most arum lily and wild Iris. Wild honey­ linist. is entertaining those who tune 10-30 9:30—WOR string quarteL 11:00 10:00—Sam ’ n' Henry; music box reason for the strange enmity for suckle perfumed the air and, min­ to WEAF or the Red Network sta­ 11:00 10:00—Hirlehey’s orchestra. 11- 40 10:40—Musical; dance: songs. helpful to me, amigos. Most help­ tions. WGL’s novelty "'^bt will con­ 333 1—WBZ, NEW ENGLAND—900. 344.6—WLS, CHICAGO—870. Living near Porto Verde Is one ful.” He stepped t*.ok , Into the gled with the scent of ripe wild sist of -A Reincarnation 6- 25 6:25—Baseball: ansemble. GW I.ORl) PRENTISS, a strange and Albrecht’s Band concert will be 9:00 8:00—Choral music. crowd. strawberries and sweet clover, 7- 00 6:00—Baseball: Lowes orch.10:00 9:00—All state program. and forbidding character, who has made a bouquet fit for a queen’s WCCO’s big feature. WRVA wfil^of- 7- 30 6:30—Radio Nature II- 00 10:00—Popular prog: orch. evinced a haired for Ellse. Vilak reached the stone" pave­ fer the Gypsy Nomads In orlginm j^p- 8:00 7:00—Pilgrim Male QuarteL 1:00 12:00—Artists: dance: organ. TINKY, Ellse’s two-year-old or­ nostrils. 8V music, and immediately aftei^ard 8- 30 : —Mu.sical prograin. phaned nephew. Is kidnaped. A na­ ment at the foot of the steps. Hero 7 30 447.5—WMAQ-WQJ, CHICAGO—670. I Got Qne the Fireside Quartet with Joe Mack­ gioo 8:00—WJZ program (2 ms ) 8:00 7:00—Orch; organ; talks. tive reports Prentiss has been he halted a moment.'' The old man ey. reader. The Crosley Tnstrumen- 4gi.5_WEAF, NEW YORK—610. seen with the baby. The trail Even so, I caught this paragraph 10-00 9:00—AVEAF talk; trio. peered at him anxiously. “You tal Trio, with Melville Rav- tenor, is 5.00—Waldorf dinner music. 11:00 10:00—Steven’s orchestra. leads Into the Jungle. In the novel, and thoug*ht of it a scheduled for WLW. while KOA will 6:00 6:00—Synagogue service. Calamity overtakes the expedi­ can’t . . . er . . . do it, Vilak.-You 7:00 1-00 12:00—AVQJ popular prog. (2 hrs) little while sniffing the wet world present a minstrel show entitieu 6:30-South Sea Islanders 352.9—w o e , DAVENPORT—850. tion Vlink organises In pursutt. can’t,” ho murmured. “I know you “ Deep. Dark Secrets.” 7:30 7.(30_A. Birkenholz, violinist. Native trackers arc Injured or outside. Mary Hansyke Roxby had 8:00 9:30 8:30—WEAF Cavaliers. ' can do many things. Yes, many. 7';15_Talk, Orton Tewson. 10:30 9:30—Organ recit^ v desert. Treachery breaks out. a job in her uncle’s shipyards. It Wave lengths in meters on left of 8:15 7.30__Organ masters recital. d isc, Vllak and Nunnally But not this. This Is . . . er . . . 8:30 325.9— KOA, DENVER—920. I was about 1860. Women did not station title, kilocycles on rae right. 8 !q0—Troubadours. I t emerge from the Jungle. Pres- magic . . . Vilak. Most certainly Times are Eastern Daylight Saving 9:00 11:00 10:00—Theater orchestra. e n U ^ th * e y come to the outsjclrt. work “outside the home” In those , 9:30 8-30—Orchestra, tenor. 11:15 10:15—Minstrel Play. . . . er . . . magic. It’s impos­ and Eastern Standard, Bia“ck type In- I V .9 i3 0 - A lb in ’s orchestra. of a strange city. days— especially not women with dicates best features. • 10:30 535.4— WHO, DES MOINES—560. old Inca civilixatlon. Here they sible, D’Albentara was right. It’ll baby sons, as had Mary. 10:30 9:30—Quartet, pianist, oanjolsL nre made prisoners. T***y„, 12:30 11:30—Dance orchestra. cover they are In the power of only make things worse. Worse.” "She worked during this time as Leading East Stations; 1-00 12:00—Friedman’s orchestra. 340,7—KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—880. S a RLOS D’ALBENTARA. whom He shook his head, then added hesi­ she never worked again, in all her 4-30 3:30—Manhattan trio. 11:45 10:45—Foley’s orchestra. thev had known ns an engineer ATLANTIC c i t y -1100. 6:50 5- 50—Baseball: orchestra. 336.9— WJAX, JACKSONVILLE—890. tantly as though half ashamed of long life. She knew that Mark Hen­ 6- 2 5 -J. B. Kennedy. m g-lll 7:10—Concert: studio, 7:25 8:00 7:00—Orchestra. ‘’“^Se‘"ruTe”; of ^^e^^ty decide, ^o his lack of confidence. ‘Tou can’t ry Garton would turn her ruthless­ 6-30—Hall’s orchestra. 10:00 9:00—Popular program. 9:35 8:35—Concert studio. 7:30 P.O^Story by Stevenson. marry Ellse and to P"< do It, can you? YouT’ ly out of the firm if she proved 10:00 9:00—Creator’s Band; orch. 8:00 11:00 10:00—Dance music. Nunnally to death. They 10-30 9:30—Piano, banjo, songs. 8:30 370.2— WDAF, KANSAS CITY—810. be tortured at the feast «* “Don’t you worry, Nanny. I can useless. She was t.-iere to fight with 10:30 9:30—Silver string sexteL 11:00 10:00—Two da"®® ,9^t:hestras 9:00 chestra. In Maxwell Hour. as are Ellse’s nephew and Pren do It. I told you It’s a trick. And naked hands and wits in a world 285.5—WBAL, BALTIMORE—1050. 11:00 10:00—Dance; Cavaliers. tlss. The feast day arrives “ 10- 00 9:00—Our musical U. °- I happen to know how this trick is that conceded nothing to a woman g-30—WBAL dinner orchestra. 1:45 12:45—Nighthawk frolic. friendly Indian slips a g;30 7:30—String quartet 11 ioo 10:00-Astor A-7«. 468.5— KFI, LOS ANGELES—640. Vilak. who breaks away and with worked. I’ve never done It before, except her right to be protected 405—WLIT, PHiLADELPMI/' /ive 12-00 11:00—Soprano, tenor, trio. Nurin-ally stands at bay 9:00 8:00—Maxwell Hour with WJZ. 7:15 6:15-Dre:tm ^aM y Club. astonished natives press slowly but that’s po reason why I can’t be­ from it. 10-00 9:00—Contralto, piano, tsubr' 1:00 12:00—N. B. C. program. Imposed On 352.7— WNAC, BOSTON-850. 8:00 7:00—Same as WE At. 2:00 1:00—Ravmond Toole, baritone. toward him. gin.” 9:00 8:00—Theater program. We hear a great deal today about 6:33 5:33—Dinner dance. 461.3— WHAS. LOUISVILLE—650. NOW BEGIN THE STORY They made their way to the unh­ 10:00 9:00- Dance °''®b®stra. wFAF 9:00 8:00—AVEAF Maxwell Hour. the hardships of women, in busi­ 7-30 6:30—Piano recital. armed idol. Batalagos, who had 8 00 7:00—Artists ensemble. PmLADELPHIA-590. ’ 10:30 9:30—K. & I. orchestra. CHAPTER XLV ness; how, in order to be called suc­ 9-00 8:00—Rhodes dance orchestra. 319—WSM, NASHVILLE—9 ^ followed at a distance, pointed to 7-30 6-30—WOO trio. 9:00 8:00—Program with WJZ. epHE child near the altar began cessful, they must make good a 302.8— WGR, BUFFALO—990. wire _Educational address. the sacred fire, burning In Its en­ 7- 45 6:45— Melody Way Club. 10K)0 9:00—Orch. With WEAF. hundredfold more than men in the U i 7;iL-Penn U. musical program. 10-30 9:30—Orch; tenor; studio prog. to cry lu.stily once more. Vilak’s closure of triangular stone. “White jj-oo 7:00—Wolanek string quartet. o!o- 9*■9^—Theater orch; studio prog. same positions. We hear dramatic g'-On 8:00—WEAR progs- (IM hrs.) 384.4— KGO, OAKLAND—780. man, white god, walk through ®315.7— KDKA, 12-00 11:00—Talks; male trio. smile faded. He grew silent. P’Al- tales of impositions put upon wom­ 11 05 10:05—Carpenter’ s orchestra. 6- 00 5:00—Westinghouse Band. that?” he grunted. 345.1—WMAK, BUFFALO —550. 1:00 12:00—N. B. C. program. bentara and Batalagos continued to en by male superiors; of males who 6i55 5;55-BasebaIl: t^^ds: power. 2-00 1:00—Ellis’ dance orchestra, Vilak scowled. “This fire Is as 615 5:15—Dinner music. 7- 56 6:45—Program: WJZ concern hold their excited parley. Then take credit for a woman employe’s 7:30 6-30-Book chat: musical, 336.9— KNX, OAKLAND—890. nothing in the sight of the son of vino 7 00—WGY Remington Band, 0.30 7:30—Homer Smith concert. 11:00 10:00—Feature progs. (2 hrs.) achievements, et al. But it seems g’-On 8-00—WJZ programs (2 hrs.) 1:00 12:00—Two dance orchestras. the soldiers in front of the chief be­ the fire. He will walk through a gino 8:00—Talk: studio programs. 379 5 - WGY, SCH EN ECTADY-790 to me that there are many more in-'iO 9-30—De Mart’s dance mttsic. 254.1— WRVA, RICHMOND*—1180. gan moving toward the steps in a fire as long as the bodies of five men working women who complain as 4L.3-W L W . CINCINNATI-700. 12:30 11:30—Markets: tirne: weather. 10-10 9:10—Chimes, violinisL 6-09 5:00—Stocks: baseball: English 10:55 9:55—G y p sy music. wide semi-circle, their spears out­ stretched head to foot and foot to did Mary Hansyke Roxby 75 years 8- 00 7:00—Gibson orch: talks, —Studio orchestra. head upon the ground. Nay, the g.'oo ij:O0—Crosley string quartet 6:40 6:40 12:00 11:00—Fireside Quartet; reader, stretched. ago that “ the business world con­ 9- 30 8:30—Harmony Four: orch.7:15 6:15—Baseball: agriculture. 422.3— KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—710. ^bodies of fifteen men.” cedes nothing to a woman except 11:00 10:00—Instrumental Trio, tenor. 8:00 7;00—Remington Band. 12:00 11:00- Artists. Batalagos followed at a safe dis­ 9:00 8:00—WEAF troub.adours. l;(in 12:00—N. B. C. program. Another gasp of awe arose from her right to be protected from 12-00 11:00—Organist; artists. 8 30 tance, D’Albentara at his side. 339.S_WTAM, CLEVELAND—750. 9:30 : —Utica Conservatory Quar­ 2:00 1:00—Lind’s dance orchestra. Vilak grew tense. Slowly he de­ the spectators. In a few moments it.” 1:30 12;30-Theater organ. „ , tet. Secondary DX Stations. I know infinitely more working scended the steps toward them. he gave a few commands to the Secondary Eastern Stations 275.1 ______WORD, BATAVIA—1090. soldiers near the bulky chief, A -women 'who complain of not being “Halt!” he shouted. matches until all hut one of the boxes 447.5—WEEI, BOSTON—670. 9:45 8:45—Reincarnation Situation. 10:00 9:00—Choral singers: lecture. Vilak continued to light the number of rude, shovel-llke Imple­ given enough wora, enough respon­ 8:00 7:00—Sagar hour. 10:10 9:10- Policemen’s program. 288.3—WENR, CHCAGO—10^. The soldiers gave no sign of hear­ teas exhausted, ments were brought. The stone sibility, enough recognition as com­ 8-30 7:30—Baritone, pianist. 10:35 9:35-Veo’s dance orchestra. 7:00 6:00—Organ; artists; stocks. 535.4_WNYC, NEW YORK—560. ing, Impassively continued their ad­ with his oration. flags forming the pavement of the petent workers, than the other 8:45 7:45—WEAF troubadours. 9- 00 8:00—Samovar orch; artists. vance. “H alt!” he cried again. the gods where we dwell far, far 9:30 8:30—Musical: talk. 8:00 7:00—Contralto, baritone. 1-00 12:00—Samovar orch: artists. The American stretched out his court were pried out and a swarm kind. 10-13 9:18—Oi-gan recital. 8:30 7:30—Goldman Band, soprano. 416.4—WHT, CHICAGO—720. Again they gave no heed. He de­ away, there fire paddles our canoes arms. “Listen, 0 people. Listen, O of excited chattering natives were- Mrs. Thomas Alva Edison, an­ 333.1—WKRC. CINCINNATI—900. 516.9— WCAE. PITTSBURGH—580. jj.15 7:15—Organ; classical pianist. scended two more steps. They were swifter than the arrow and fire soldiers. Listen, 0 Batalagos!” he soon digging a trench a foot in other of these wives of great men 9:00 8:00—IJook review: trio. 6:00 5:00- Waldorf orchestra. 9:30 8:30—Guilnri.st: artists. drives our ox-carts faster than the 10-00 9:00—Hawaiian entertainers, 7-00 6:00—Orch: studio. 10:00 9:00—A'our Hour I-®oFue. now only tv.'enty feet away. “Halt!” repeated in deep, powerful tones. depth, eight or ten feet in width, who are rarely heard from, con­ l-'on 12:00—Popular program. __ 9:00 3:00—WEAF progs. (2’^ hrs.) 275.1 ______WOK, HOMEWOOD—1090. he called again. At the same In- wind. These are true things, 0 “The voice of the sun speaks again, and eighty feet In length extending, trasts her life in the days when 361.2— WSAI, CINCINNATI—830. U:,30 10:30—Sander’.s orchestra. 10- 00 9:00—Ot-Ch: artists (3% hrs-) people. Those of you who have they had no electric lights, no bath 8:00 7:00—Studio program. 405.2— KHJ. LOS ANGELES—740. stast he whipped a box of matches the child of the fire speaks again." from the base of the altar toward 8-”n 7-30—WEAF orch; studio prog. 361.2—WeSH, PORTLAND—820. 12-00 11:00—Siring quartet. ®f from his pocket and struck a match wandered to the land of the gods He lighted a few more matches the temple. tub, et a*l, with the present day of_ ■352,7—WHK, CLEVELAND—850. 7:50 C:50—Studio program. 405.2- WCCO. MINN.. ST. PAUL--74a have seen. The nature of the fire 9:30 8 :30 -WEAF orcliestra. ■i-Oil 8:00—Troubadours with WEAL*. upon the sandy paper along its and tossed them about his bead. “I The noise of the workers fright­ multitudinous conveniences. She' 8-15 7:45—Artists: studio program. 225.4—WSYR. SYRACUSE—1330. is two. It is good, it is evil. Harm 10:011 9:00—Dance orc-he.stra. 10-30 9:30—Albrecht’s Band concert. edge. It lighted. He tossed the hear murmurings; I see faces. ened the child on the stone; it be­ remarks that she is not sure that 325.9—WABC, NEW YORK—920. 7- 30 6:30—Sv-racuse dinner 12-05 music. 11 :05—Dance: pianist: orjmnist. us, and the fire shall wither and There are doubts. ‘He is not a god, “ modern conveniences” are a 100 8- 30 7:30-Old time dance orchestra283.8-KMOX. ST. LOU1S-10OT. flaming match over his head. In gan to cry. Vilak spoke brisky to 8- 00 7:00—Orchestra: talk. 9:00 8:00—Studio program. ^ s quick succession he lighted all the destroy you; obey us, and the fire say those who think they are wise. per cent benefit to women. She 9- 00 8:00—Play; Neapolitans. 9:00 8:00—Soloisi.s; banjo; orch. Batalagos. After a brief argument 10-00 9:00-Harbor fnn orchestra. 11-00 10:00—Educational talk. 10:00 9:00—Accordionist; orchestra. matches the box contained and shall bless you.” He paused a mo­ ‘He is but a man. But a man.’ Let comments, “ what a lot of time sav­ 475.9— WRC, WASHINGTON—640. 11:00 10:00—Studio; Lange’s orch. with D’Albentara the child was re­ 280.2- WGL, NEW YORK—1070. 8:30 7:30—WEAF progs. (ZM hrs.) tossed them dexterously in a circle ment. those who so speak beware. Now leased and put In the' arms of a ed from houseworK is spent in 9:00 8:00- Isaacson’s concerL over him, so that at moments his The savages stirred restlessly. let there be no more murmurings somberly tattooed, black, woman. bridge!” The chief’s bewilderment increased. I agree with Mrs. Edison as to head appeared to be surrounded by let there be no more doubting. For The ditch was completed; Vilak a fiery halo. He turned to the Portuguese and I the son of the fire, will show that the labor-making of many so-called Elegie ...... Massenet CURE FROM PRISON ordered it to be filled with, great labor-saving devices. But I can’t This time the soldiers halted. gazed at him questioningly. D’Al­ I am the son of the fire. As you Mrs. Fowler heaps of brush. This done, he see a lot of sense in the last re­ Chicago— Moderate living, witb While they did not flee in panic as bentara smiled affably. “Batalagos sit around your fires when the Piano— mumbled a meaningless ritual and mark. I really can’t see just how a careful diet may be the only cure had done the Indians in the camp is wise,” he said. “Batalagos has nights grow cool, your wise men WTIC Intermezzo ...... Friml struck a match to the wood. It or why spending time and energy L egen d e...... Paderewski for epilepsy. This was discovered of Bagarundi, and though the ex­ before seen the little sticks which tell of the gods who when the world flamed quickly, then became a mass cleaning lamp chimneys, trimming Miss Wilcox when a prisoner suffering from pression of their gloomy face? in­ flash into fire. These have I was young walked through the fire. Travpiera Insurtince Oo., of glowing embers. wicks and filling lamps with oil. or epilepsy was sentenced to a diet of dicated that this was not the first brought to Batalagos when I first “Behold, I, this second day of the Hartford, Conn. Soprano— On top of this he carefully super­ sweeping with a proom, or scrub­ Ti-ees ...... Rasbach bread and water. His condition m- time they had seen fire thus arti­ come to his city. Batalagos knows feast of Raymi, now when the world 407. the true from the false. Batalagos is old, will walk through the fire vised the placing of several layers bing floors on one’s hands and L’il Black Rose ...... Guion proved so rapidly that scientists in­ ficially produced, yet they were un­ of the lava rock with which the, knees, is doing any more good to As We Fart ...... Illenfritz doubtedly impressed. knows that this is not a god, but a as did the gods my brothers In the vestigated. days when the world was young region abounded. Soon this, too, the worker herself, to her family or Mrs. Fowler Vilak continued to light the man. A man full of evil.” Program for July 20 For I am the son of the fire, and the was a glowing expanse of Vermillion her community than playing bridge Piano— matches until all but one of the Batalagos took off his feathered Istorietta ...... Lack fire which destroys man, will only from which leaped here and there or indulging in any other frivoli­ boxes v»-as exhausted. Then he helmet and scratched his kinky Venitienne (Fourth..... Barcar­ bless and caress me, its son.” liny blue flames as some metal . In ties. E. D. S. T. New Wonderful drew himself up regally. “Listen, head. “Batalagos wise,” he mut­ the lava was consumed. In the In­ “ The age of the child has run its 6:30 P. M.— Dinner Concert. Hotel olle) ...... Godard tered. “Yes, Batalagos wise. Bata­ O people. Listen 0 soldiers. Listen, A gasp of awe went up from the tense heat, or great crackling bursts course,” some sage remarks, add­ Bond Trio. Emil Heimberger, di­ Miss Wilcox lagos see before little, sticks make multitude. Batalagos paled. “White 0 Batalagos,” he roared in a voice of fire as some branch of harder ing. ‘‘H sound and happy children rector. 10:00— News. Face Powder flame. See iron stick too which man god,” he muttered to D’Alben­ of thunder. Batalagos backed far­ texture than the others Ignited. are to be provided through the sac­ 6:50— News and Baseball Scores. If the face powder you now use ther away. A fat Indian prostrated high priest have. Iron stick which tara. “If white man do this, he rifice of parents, the family will, 7:00— Dinner Concert continued. make flame, kill bird far, far off. god. Batalagos know. Batalagos It was now almost midday, the does not stay on long enough to himself. time set for the sacrifice of Prentiss patently, become an unbalanced in­ Hotel Bond Trio. RADIO CORRECTION suit you— does not keep that ugly All fire sticks magic sticks. Yes, wise. Only god walk through fire.’ stitution. Which sounds to me as 7:15— “ Home Canning Vegeta­ “ Listen, 0 people. Listen. O sol­ Batalagos .wise. Batalagos think D’Albentara coolly twisted the and the child. The priests made shine away indefinitely— does not diers. Listen, O chief. It is the sensible as anything heard in some bles.” Marion E. Dakin, exten­ Wednesday, July 20 make your skin colorful like a man not god. But how Batalagos ends of his mustache. “He Is their gloomy preparations. One of sion nutrition specialist, Connec­ voice of the fire who speaks to you. them took Tinky from Its black, time. The Merchants’ Association of peach— try this new wonderful spe­ know? Man got Uttle firestick, man, Batalagos. He will not walk.” ticut Agricultural College. New York, will honor Commander For I am the son of the fire. I and maybe man got big fire, iron stick. Vilak slowly resumed his descent feminine guardian and brought It cial French Process Face Powder those who came with me to this 7:30— Soprano Selections. Richard E. Byrd and the other Maybe man god, too. Got high of the stairs, the old man close be to the altar-stone under the shadow called MELLO-GLO. Remember the land, all, all are children of the $50 HAMMOCK GIVEN Beloved, It Is Morn . . . .Aylwar members of the crew of the trans- priest’s ring; stand In temple of hind him. The black figures below of the Idol’s extended arm. Hfre name MELLO-GLO. There’s noth­ fire, sons and daughters of the fire. A Brown Bird Singing Atlantic plane. “ America,” and sun and sun not strike. If man began to press back against their he waited...... Haydn-'Wood ing like it. The J. W. Hale Co.— Harm us and the fire shall svreep Clarence D. Chamberlin, pilot of god, then what happen to Batala­ f thte tions. , , inflammations of the gall bladder, H a ir ...... Haydn Of all of the termi: most mis­ hands of these children. “ The Denver Dude was directed Children Cry f o r but occasionally ulcer of the stom­ other in looks. used by the public in relation to by Reaves Eason, noted for his ach or chronic appendicitis. After The saying that all men are bom medicine, “ indigestion” may take ability at making outdoor pictures careful study is made with mod­ free and equal is not true. They the lead, unless “ bilious” super- ^ of the type so universally popular. ern scientific methods it is found may be born free but they are nev­ The picture Is based on an original sedes it. The term “ dyspepsia is er horn equal. That Is demonstrat­ CORNS that 90 per cent of these cases may story by Earle Snell and was adapt­ well up in the same list. be ascribed to one or the other of ed by the time Johnny 'is old Life's Niceties ed to the screen by Carl Krusada The term “ indigestion” is used enough to get a gang together. the conditions mentioned. and William Lester. when the condition concerned may Every little crowd has its lead Unfortunately, the person with HINTS ON ETIQUET The large supporting cast In­ be an ulcer of the stomach, an in- | er. But that very leader, a bul­ cludes Blanche Mehaffey, Robert these symptoms usually attempts wark of strong will and physical flammation of the gall blad ier, to treat himself with laxatives or McKim, Mathilda Brundage, Glenn chronic cons'^ipation, psycho-asthe­ strength, may have to appeal to one Tryon, Howard Truesdell, “ Slim by eating ot health foods or pecu­ of his lieutenants to go into the nia, hysteria, or any one of a num­ liar diets of one kind or another, Summerville, Rolfe Sedan and oth- ber of other complaints. News­ house beside the lot and courag­ 1. Is it rude to wateh a bridge and the condition tends to become eously asjt for the ball that has GTS* papers also frequently carry a state­ more and more chronic. It is a wise game by peering over the play­ Tonight will see Rin Tin Tin in ment that some individual has died broken a window. He may be an “ Tracked by tbe Police” for the Quick safe relief rule to find out as nearly as possi­ executive but he may lack moral ers’ shoulders? . of acute indigestion. Mrs. M. L. The most painful corns cease hurting ble exactly what is the matter be­ courage. Or he may be at the 2. Is it proper to decline fp last time. Graves and G. Graves of Texas fore undertaking any kind of medi­ Rlnty is seen as the dog of Bob the instant Dr. Scholl’s Zino-pads foot of his class In school, while play bridge, when asked % Owen, a young foreman who is In are applied. They strike at the cause TVrOTHER:- Fletcher’s point out that no patient dies of cal treatment. For this reason the gang tail-ender is at the top. acute indigestion, and that satis­ your hostess, if you fe$l you love with the superintendent s of corns—pressing and rubbing of scientific diagnosis is receiving a A wise parent will try to under­ daughter. When the latter is dis­ -ahoes. That’s why they are perman­ Castoria is especially pre­ faction with such a diagnosis is not stand this temperamental differ­ lack skill? < greater and greater emphasis abled in one of a series of myster­ ently healing. If new s h ^ cause scientific. ence in children and make adjust­ 3. When entertaining a week: pared to relieve Infants in among scientific physicians. ious accidents, he turns his respon­ irritation, a Zino-pad stops it at once. The appearance of sudden cramp ments. Why this difference? I end party, what can you sibilities over to Bob. In this, the Dr. Scholl’s Zino-pads are thin, arms and Children all ages in the stomach, or of vomiting, or suppose one cannot discount entire­ Sunday afternoon? medicated, antiseptic, protective. ly the theory of heredity, at least other foreman who has been bribed of Constipation, Flatulency, there of high fever should be the reason The Answers , ^ f, by a rival construction company to No liquids, no risk, no bother. Safe, for a careful Investigation. An to a certain extent. Also the mys­ Wind Colic and Diarrhea; allayms Fovenshnesa BUCKINGHAM 1. Y6S. force the-abandonment of the work, sure, quick results guaranteed. At analysis of newspaper accounts of tery of the prenatal period may ac­ your druggist’s or shoe dealer’s. iron,, and. by regulating the S t^ a ch and B o w ^ aids count for it. Or it may be explain­ 2. Decline, but explain. , If s^e sees an opportunity to get Bob and !atal cases of acute indigestion in- .A musical e-ntertainment consist­ insists, do your bhst; - i-' ' his troublesome dog out of the way assimilation o f Food; giving healthy and natu^sleep^ iicates usually that the person has ing of instrumental and vocal se­ ed by biologists in a more scientific manner. I know not. They’re'just 3. If In the country, walks are in 80 that he may wreck the unfinish­ had a sudden and severe pain over lections will be given in the Buck­ order. Serving afterhQpp tea in tl^e ed and take the girl. He does get D SSchoITs life stomach, has turned pale ami ingham Congregational church Fri­ different, that’s all. To add to the responsibility of garden Is pleasant. Asking guests Bob out of the way but Rinty eludes ^ i n o - p a a s jometlmes fainted- Usually It Is a day, July 22 at 8 p. m., daylight to sing or i>lay often brings un^- 'ilmiand puts up many a thrilling '^ S '^ h .r. recoct man over forty years of age, some- saving time. Ice cr.eam and cake the parent comes this admonition, Pitt oiM on—(he* pain U gone* "Study your child before you work pected enjoymtat. ’ ' -• and courageouB fight for her sake. niiat fat, who has had difflculties will be sold after the entertainment. \ It ■ -•V? - t-f- ■ - C , -

r MANCHESTER1CCX)NN.) e v e n in g h e r a l d , WEDNESDAY, JULY 20,192'f. ■ American League “JAWN” M’GRAW 25 YEARS ON DIAMOND! LEQON TO STAGE CONCERT lir a FIGHTERS COm EHr AS APPEAReO IN 1904-’ AT WEST SIDE PLAYGROUND At Clevel«iidJ— __ ^ THEY WILL WIN TOMORROW INDIANS 4, 5; KBD SOX 3, 6 (Fint Game) \ CLEVELAND Ball Game With RockvaieLe- AB. R. H. PO. A E . SHJUtmiNIEH Jamieson, If ...... J 0 0 0 0 0 Spurjeon, 2b ...... 4 0 2 2 3 0 Sharkey and Dempsey (dve Reasons Why They Think Summa, rf ...... 1 S 1 n n gionaires On Schedule Burns, lb ...... 4 1 1 16 0 0 WUSH PREMOS i u t ? r c 3 i ll II They WiD Win— Dope slers Divided. L. Sewell, c ...... 1 0 0 3 0 0 Also— Post Has Taken Jacobson, cf ...... 4 0 1 2 0 0 Lutske, 3 b ...... 4 1 1 0 3 Miller, p ...... 3 0 1 0 4 I Over Summer Band Con­ By JIMMY POWERS Sports Writer Gives His Rea­ By JACK SHARKEY 85 4 12 27 16 0 (As told to Jimmy Powers) BOSTON „ Saratoga Springs, N. Y., July 20. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. son Why He Picks the certs. — "Just what makes you think you Flagstead, cf ...... 4 0 4 0 0 0 are a better fighter now than you Mver. SB ...... 2 0 0 2 5 0 i I have been mistaken for every- were a year ago?” Rothrock, lb ...... 4 0 0 13 2 0 Lithoanian to Win. jthirug from a Polack to a Mick, on Jack Dempsey was sprawled on Regan, 2b ...... 4 0 1 3 2 0 - The first of the big nights to b e ; account of my name, I suppose, so the grass cooling his golf brogues staged by Dllworth Cornell Post,' . American Legion, 'will fall on the (here Is the straight dope on myself in a shady nook Just oft the 16th R^gen*, 3b ...... ^ 0 « I » 0 Hofmann, c ...... 3 0 0 2 0 0 A i l local calendar this evening when a ss requested. fairway at McGregor links near his 5^ ' By DAVIS J. WALSH ■wntse, p ...... 2 0 0 0 8 u v/r' '/a ] I. K. S. Sports Editor baseball team from Stanley Doboscz I come from Lithuanian stock. training camp. MacFayden. P ...... 10 0 0 1 0 post of Rockville will play the lo­ Leo Phelonius Flynji, his gray- Tarbert, x ...... 0 1 New York, July 20.— Sharkey to My original name was Joseph cal nine. A band concert is on the Paul Cukoschay. I was born in thatched manager, cocked up a win in tell rounds or less. 82 ” 2 7 24 17 0 Rise or fall, sink or swim, sur­ same schedule. » ifeinghampton, N. Y., on October 26, ■wise and inquiring eye froni the Cleveland ...... 020 001 Olx— 4 These band concerts wijl be sim­ il902. My father, mother and sister broken hickory mashie shaft he was Boston ...... 010.000 100— 2 vive or perish, which might be for Two base hits, 'Welch, Flagstead. the best at that, the writer feels ilar to those which were conducted ptill live there. I live with Mrs. ruefully fondling. Overhead a hot by the Recreation Center in years sun poured its golden brilliance Shaner, Autry. Burns; sacrinces. that he can pick the great oralist to pharkey and our two children in Myer, Hofmann; left on bases, Boston past and there will be just as much Poston. down on the links. It was an off 7 Cleveland 7: struck out, by Mac­ win from Jack Dempsey tomorrow night in all confidence. He is good entertainment and enjoyment Just three years ago I came to day on the schedule. A good time, Fayden 1. by Miller 4; hits, oft Wlltse at them. The baseball game prom­ thought this writer, to get Jack to 9 in 6, MacFayden 3 In 2; hit by pounds the better fighter today or Boston as a sailor, makin.g ?350 a pitcher, by Miller (W lltse); wild ises to be a funny affair as most of &ear as wages, on the U. S. S. Den­ open up a bit about himself. the writer simply has muffed one pitch, Wlltse; losing pitcher, Wiltse; with a man coming into the plate. the local legionaires have been lay­ ver. At the present time, if I keep "There are five good reasons umpires, Ormsby and Owens; time, ing off this sport since they came pn fighting, my manager tells me why I think I can come back,” says It should be a great fight. Shar­ Tarbert ran for Wlltse In 7th. JOHN J. key can he hit. He will be hit to- back from France. )[ can make $1,000,000 in purses. Jack, very seriously and weighing (Second Game) To Frank "Chick” Zimmerman When I started boxing profes- his words carefully as if to con­ •morrow night. I expect to see him Boston ...... 500 010 000— 6 on the floor at least once but he has has fallen, the task of getting to­ eionally I took the name. Jack vince himself he nad justified his Cleveland ...... 005 000 000 5 F 1CGRA1^) gether a team. Because Chick was Sharkey. coming out of virtual retirement. got up many times in his brief ca' reer and I feel he will get up again the catc'ner of his division in France I called myself Jack, after Jack "First, my physical condition. I am young. Thirty-two Is no old when Dempsey hlrs him. And, un­ the task of picking the team was Dempsey, whom I have always con- At Detroit t— given to him. He has been working man’s age. I have never really been TIGERS 10, ATHLETICS 0 less the latter puts on his old hur­ *fiidered ONE OF THE GREATEST ricane finisher then and there, day and night getting his men to­ 'c h a m p io n s the ring has ever knocked out. I have strength, good wind, a strong pair of hands and AB. R. H. PO. A. E. which I feel he now lacks, he will gether and he said today that he Ijcnown, and the Sharkey end after ... 5 2 3 2 0 0 will have a team every bit as good legs that held up under the most 2b . .. . 5 1 2 3 2 0 be through. ifTom Sharkey, old-time heavy 0 1 His Great Chance as the Rockville post can bring .■weight, who, like myself, saw serv­ severe tests I could give them In ...5 2 3 0 the mountains at Ojal. If .. ... 4 2 2 4 0 0 That is Dempsey’s great chance, down. ’ , • ice in Uncle Sam’s navy. rf ...... 3 0 3 2 0 0 a of course. Nearly everyone realizes The Rockville City hand has The name Jack Sharkey caught "Second, my mental condition. I ... 4 0 0 7 2 0 been engaged to give a concert have Leo here to look after every­ 1 0 4 1 0 that it is possible for him to win in Immediately. It was so popular with 3 ...... 3 from 8 until 10 o’clock. The pro­ Woodall, 0 ... 4 1 1 5 4 0 a few rounds and almost impossi­ me that I petitioned successfully thing. I have no sheriffs to dodge. 0 * No jails waiting for me. No million- Holloway, P > . >.... 1 0 0 0 0 ble for him to win in many. gram will be varied and will con­ the court in Boston to have it made Stoner, p ... 0 0 0 0 1 0 Babe Ruth ambling to the plate sist of classical and modern jazz dollar court suits to lie awake at Carroll, z ..T. 1 0 0 0 0 0 my legal name. So I shall be Jack 0 at forty as a pinch hitter! numbers. Solos will he interspersed Sharkey legally as long as I live. night and worry about. I can con­ Smith, p . ____ 0 0 0 0 0 centrate on training. My head is Wingo, zs .... 1 0 0 0 0 0 That is Dempsey’s situation as I here and there. Ice cream and can­ I spent my boyhood days with my .... 0 0 0 0 0 0 dy will be sold at a booth to be clear. My nerves are not jumpy. Hankins, 1 see it. When that day comes for parents at Binghampton. It was my Shea, zzz ____1 0 0 0 0 0 erected near the bandstand. "Third, my fighting condi ''''’ . Ruble, y ___0 1 0 0 0 0 Ruth every pitcher will recognize mother who formed the code of liv­ 0 1 0 0 0 that he is dangerous hut where the ing that has enabled me to reach You know there is a world of (HT- Bessler, a ___ 1 ferejice between good physical con­ odds today are one In three that he the physical perfection, that has 38 10 15 27 10 1 will hit one off the premises, they DETROIT IMPROVING brought me ring success. I have al­ dition and good fighting condition. PHILADELPHIA I feel like going in there and tear­ R. H. PO A. E. then will be about one In ten. For ways listened to my mother’s ad- AB. the parade will have passed him by .vice because I know it is unselfish. ing things up. I always did like to Bishop, 2b ...... 4 1 1 3 IN BAHING RALUES fight. Now I have something worth Hale, 3b ...... 5 1 3 0 2 0 that time. I consider my success her success. Cobb, rf ...... 5 1 1 2 0 0 Dempsey Passed When I was boxing with Wills my while fighting for. I want to regain Simmons, cf ...... 5 1 2 1 0 0 BflTriNG OUT my title more than anything else In Cochrane, c ...... 5 2 3 5 2 0 A GROUNDER? The writer knows that already it By LES (X>XKLrN! mother made the trip from Bing­ has passed Dempsey by several hampton to New York so that she the world. I figure I’m going to Lamar, If ,...... 5 1 2 1 0 0 /'N O CHRISTY (v^ATHEWSON knock out Sharkey, repeat the same Dykes, lb ...... i 3 0 0 9 1 0 years. I. N. S. Correspondent could be near me. She waited in Boley, ss ...... 2 2 2 6 5 0 John Joseph McGraw, «ray-haired quinty-eyed. fiery old Irishman of baseball, yesterday celebrated 25 dose with Tunney apd, when I have The vicious, primitive man who New York, July 20.— George her room in an uptown hotel until Walberg. p ...... 3 0 1 0 1 0 years on the diamond and the silver jubilee was a big event at the Polo Grounds where “ Jawn was duly tore Willard into human hambur­ I hurried to her after the bout. the old crown back, then think of Rommell, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Moriarty, the reformed umpire, has retiring. Pate, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 honored. Ever since the spring of 1899 John Joseph has been playing baseball and today he has^more per­ ger is only a memory. The flashy developed a team at Detroit that And wnen she held me in her arms puncher who cut down Carpentier, "Fourth, my punch. The old sock 37 9 15 x26 14 0 sonal acquaintances than Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb combined. His philosophy he says is. Don’t be satisfied in ag-gressiveness and ability to and found I was not marked, she then Miske, is seen now only in stage late batting rallies, promises sobbed with emotion. is back. I can tell when, I whip my Detroit ...... 200 000 017—10 the most thoroughly hat rights over on my sparring part­ Philadelphia ...... 008 000 100— 9 with tie games and don't let your bat go to sleep on your shoulder.” "Muggsy spasmodic outbursts. The barroom to rival the famous Tiger aggrega­ As a boy I attended school in ners. I can feel the big ones curl up Two base hits, Warner, Hellmann; ed and the same time best beloved man in the sport snorts at the thought of retiring. fighter who rollicked with Firpo re tions developed by Hughey Jen- Binghamton. I completed the third three base hits, Fothergill; home under the steam of my left hook. runs Fothergill, Hale. Simmons; tains to some extent the instinct o f' j^j^gg ^y Cobb. The Tigers grade in the Oak street school and That gives a man all the confidence stolen base, Hellmann; sacrifices, self-preservation that he showed’ ^ ’ in’ scored 7 runs in the ninth when all then transferred to St. Patrick’s In the world. I know I’m going in Boley. Fothergill; double plays. Blue such impressive proportions that seemed lost except the gate re­ parochial school, where I was to McManus to Blue, Boley to Bishop, wild night. But the composite re­ there July 21 with plenty of ammu- to Dykes; left on bases, Philadelphia National League ceipts. taught by the good nuns. nition. 6, Detroit 9; bases on balls, off W al­ mainder seems to be more the stol­ What made the qheese more fra­ I was in the eighth grade at the berg 4, Holloway 1. Stoner 3, Pate 2; At New Vork:— id, bovine Dempsey of the Tunney grant was that the A’s had staged "Fifth, my ring sense. The In­ CVBS 8. GIANTS 5 age of twelve and would have re­ stinct that tells me when to duck, struck out, by Holloway 2, Walberg fight, except for the fact that now an 8-run rally in the third Inning, 7, Stoner 1, Smith 1; hits off Hollo­ CHICAGO ceived my diploma the following when to bob, .weave, counter and way 7 In 2 1-3 Innings oft Stoner 4 AB. R. H. r o . A. E. he is a year older. I apparently putting the game on ice. year. Father then became ill and block. My ring sense is back be­ In 2 2-3, off Smith 8 In 2, Innings, off Adams, 2b ...... 3 0 3 3 0 Age Will Win ! Hits by Fothergill, Heilmann and mother had to nurse him. cause my head is cleared of all wor­ Hankins 1 in 2 Innings, off Walberg A great managerial asset these^ Mack Likes Rookie of Yanks Pick, 3b ...... 5 1 1 0 0 0 Age, the great leveler, should i Bassler featured the home team’s 12 in 8 1-3, off Ronvnell 2 In none off In discussing pitching with Con­ Webb, cf ...... 5 0 2 3 1 0 ries, financial and otheriwse. Tra^ days is a relief pitcher who has the Wilson, cf ...... 5 1 2 1 0 0 and I believe will win this fight. rally. The victory clinched Detroit’s In a few months father’s slim Pate 1 In 1-3; winning pitcher, Han­ stuff and the courage to step into nie Mack, recently, he made the fol­ savings were gone. Someone had to fic down all the nerve centers Is kins; losing pitcher, Pate; umpires, I Stephenson, If .... 4 1 2 .. 0 0 There those ■who say Sharkey is hold on third place. a tough spot and deliver in a ma­ lowing interesting observations; I Grimm, lb ...... 3 1 0 6 0 0 go to work to get our household to­ cleared.” , ^ Rowland, Vangraflan, Connally; time, on,ly a fair heavyweight and that After an absence of one day, the Leo Flynn nodded his head ap­ 2:26. jority oNthe cases. "New York, figured to get just I Hartnett, c ...... 5 3 2 7 1 0 onlv a fair heavyweight and that Cubs returned to their perch at the gether, so I went to work in a shoe X—Two out when winning run was English, ss ...... 3 1 3 5 3 0 provingly as Jack chattered on. The Fred Marberry was such a pitch­ ordinary pitching from its staff of Osborn, p ...... 4 0 1 0 1 0 the Dempsey of six years ago would j pf National League ladder. factory and tacked soles and as­ scored. , . veterans, has had the best twirling sembled lasts. I AM STILL HAND­ cx-champion scowled for a moment z—Carroll batted for Stoner In 5th. er in 1924-25, when Stanley Harris Bush, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 ^ have cut him down in a few° rounds. ' 'While the Pirates -were idle, they zz—W ingo batted for Smith in 7th. piloted the Washington club to two in the American League. LING LEATHER. as he permitted his mind to race 37 S 13 27 9 0 I say that Sharkey is a g;md heavy- thrashed the Giants 8 to 5, practi­ zzz—Shea batted for Hankins '■in pennants and one world series title. "The answer to the fine work of weisfht and thar i«ll he his to beat When I was 14 I quit the shoe back over the past. The genial good N E W Y O R K cally ruining the celebration In hon- nature flitted fropj his bronzed Moore Is Big Aid to Yankees the old timers on the Yankee staff A B . R. ll. PO. A. E. is tiie Demps^-y if today. I believe or of John McGraw’s 25th anniver­ bench for a pick and shovel and y— Ruble ran for Heilmann In 9th. 2 0 face. He sat up very determinedly a—Bassler batted for Shea in 9th. Using Marberry in rescue roles is Wiley Moore. His ability to stop Reese, 3b 0 0 0 that, arring ?• "stakes uhder fire sary as manager of the Giants. For joined a construction gang building If ...... 5 0 0 1 0 0 only, Harris was able to keep hi.s the opposition in the pinches has l.indstrom, o of wliich he is fully capabi ). he wiil the second day in succession, a a dike in the river oed at Bingham­ and banged a niblick up and down Ott, cf 1 1 0 1 as he spoke, tearing a hole in the regular pitching staff intact and made it possible for Huggins to J ...... 2 3 1 4 9 0 do it nud do it great thor- homer by Grabby Hartnett broke up ton. It was hard work but it paid Hornsby, o give his veterans the proper juggle his regulars to the best pos- Terry, ib *> 1 13 0 0 ukghnf-ss. the game. good wages and it kept me out of sod at his feet. ^ , •« At St. Louis:— Jackson, .ss ...... 4 0 1 2 4 0 “ I would not be here' training H YANKS 6, BROWNS 1 amount of rest for them to retain sible advantage. Sharkey, it Is admitted. Is not a The fast climbing Reds swamped doors. "Where other managers have Harper, rf ...... 3 0 1 3 0 0 I did not think I was a^le to come NEW YORK their effectiveness. Taylor, c o 0 0 2 1 0 puncher. I have seen him hit Paul the Braves, eight to two, making it Everybody "was then at war. I back and take both Sharkey and AB. R. H. PO. A. E. This year, Wiley Moore is play­ been compelled to call upon their Mueller, x ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Cavalier and Johnny Urban, flush three straight and reaching 'the slipped'away to Bridgeport aud ap­ Combs, cf ...... 5 0 2 3 0 p ...... 0 0 0 f) 0 0 Tunney. I’m not broke. All the 3 ing the same role for Miller Hug­ regulars at times, thereby breaking! F. Thomas, on the potato in training bouts and .400 mark, only half a game behind plied at a recruiting station. "Too Lazzeri, 2b ...... 5 1 2 2 up the regular routine, Huggins has] Cummings, XX ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 money in the world would not make Ruth, If ----- ...... 4 1 1 7 0 gins and the Yankees. In his first 0 u 0 0 0 they didn’t even have the courtesy the sixth-place Phillies. Luke Ur­ 2 Benton, xx:X ...... 0 young,” they told me, even though up for the humiliation of being Gehrig, lb ...... 4 1 1 6 years as a big leaguer, the all im­ always had Moore at his beckon. Songer, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 to break ground. The writer cannot ban, who captained everything ex­ I advanced my age and said I was Meusel, rf ...... 4 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 flattened. ^ j portant role of chief relief pitcher “ Unlike most relief pitchers, Clarkson, p1 ...... 2 0 hit, either. I probably couldn’t cept the pinochle team_ while at 15 years old. I -was hungry and Koenig, ss ...... 4 1 1 2 1 Moore has been very successful as Devormer, c ...... 2 0 0 1 0 0 "I’ve never really been knocked ■Wera, 3b ...... 4 0 0 1 1 of a championship team, has fallen 34 5 9 27 15 1 knock a freshman’s cap off if I Boston college, made his debut as penniless and stranded in Bridge- out in my life. I never will.* Collins, c ...... 3 1 0 3 0 on his shoulacrs. a starter. In a recent six-game 000 o i l 240-— s wound up like Walter Johnson. But a catcher with the Braves and go. ■ port but I soon, got a job shoveling Ruether, p ...... 3 0 2 2 1 Moore, a glutton for work, by series that we played with New New York ...... 010 100 030— 5 if Dempsey or anyone else, will "I don’t know Sharkey but I 0 1 0 coal on a barge. I worked eight know myself. I know I will get Moore, p ...... 1 0 being able to pitch practically York, the Athletics took the first Two base hits, Cummings. Stephen­ keep his hands down over a period ^ V/" the Yankees played the hours a day, for which I received son; three base hits, Hornsby, Terry; back my speed by the time the fight 37 6 10 27 8 every day tor a few innings, if three games, handing a good liome runs, Hartnett, English: stoleti of time, say six months, I will Browns in every game they would $30. From Bridgeport I traveled to is due and that means I figure to ST. LOUIS necessary, has enabled Huggins to pasting to most of the veteran Yan­ bases, Adams, Webb; sacrifices, guarantee tp knock him out on the have a mark of l.OOO, io r in elev­ New York by passenger coach, corner him sometime in 15 rounds. AB. R. H. PO. A. work h’s regulars in order and kee pitchers. We seemed to have Adams, Grimm, Harper; double plays, theory and practice of sustained en clashes this season the Yanks worked for a short time In New That lad has been knocked out. O’Rourke, 2b 40 0. 1 2 never sap their vitality by calling New York on the run. Hornsby to Terry; left on l)ases. New application. have trimmed the Brownies every Jersey and then returned to my Bennett, rf ...... 4 0 1 2 0 “ Huggins threw Moore into the York 7, Chicago 8; bases on balls, off What has been done before can he Sisler. lb ...... 4 0 1 4 0 on them for pinch pitching efforts. Clarkson 2, off F. Thomas 1, off Son­ Will Be Hit Often time. Yesterday the score was six home in Binghamton by freight. done again. I still have my punch. E. Miller, If ...... 4 0 0 5 0 breach as the starting pitcher. He ger 1, off Osborn 4; struck out, by Dempsey won’t have his hands The c^se of the "war found me In fact, I never lost it, only my Rice, c f ...... 4 0 1 2 1 If the Yankees win the American stopped us to a whisper and New Clarkson 2, by F. Thomas 1, by down tomorrow night, at least not Washington also won, hewing there. speed. This Hollow Shell stuff gives A4ams, 3b ...... 4 1 2 2 0 York proceeded to take the next Osborn 5, by Bush 1; hits, off Clark- all of the time. But the point is the White Sox four to three. Both O'Neill, c ...... 4 0 1 10 0 League pennant, no pitcher will 1 son 8 in 7, off F. Tliomas 4 in 1, off In 1920 I presented myself at a me a laugh. It will give everyone Gerber, ss ...... 4 0 1 1 have contributed more to such a three games for an even break on I Songer 1 in 1, off Osborn 9 in 7 2-3, that he figures to be hit so many Thurston and Jacobs took their navy recruiting station and was ac­ else one too. the night of July 21.” Stewart, p ...... 0 0 0 0 1 victory than Wiley Moore. the series.” off Bush 0 in 1 1-3; winning pitcher. times that, sooner or later, they showers early. cepted. I wanted to travel and be­ Ballou, p ...... 2 0 0 0 1 I Osborn; losing pitcher, Clarkson; um- will go down, in which case so will Cleveland and Boston, Crowder, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 ! pires. Hart, Rigler and Jorda; time, lieve me, I did. I GIVE THE NAVY Williams, X ...... 0 0 0 0 0 I 2;18. Dempsey. breaking even every day and both FULL CREDIT FOR DEVELOP­ • X—Mueller batted for Taylor in 7th. A drop of water, falling on the profiting thereby, split another ING ME AS AN ATHLETE. 34 I 7 27 7 THE SCOREBOARD XX —Cummings batted for F. back of your hand means nothing. doubleheader. Autrey and Hudlin I -weighed 190 pounds when I MATCH RACE NIGHT New York .. 023 001 000 Hartford Game Thomas in Sth. But that same drop, repeated often St. Louis ...... 000 000 100— 1 1 XXX —Benton ran for Cummings In of Cleveland and Wiltse and Hol- first entered the service. I fought Two base hits, Sisler, Rice, lleusel; 1 Sth. enough, "will wear a hole in stone mann of the Red Sox, all battery my first bout off the Azores against three base hits, Gehrig, Lazzeri; wild YESTERDAY’S RESULTS and Dempsef is far from that to­ men, were injured. Au^ey ^as AT HARTFORD ’DROME pitch, Ballou; bases on balls, off a colored boy, same weight, whose Eastern League I At Boston day. cidentally struck by a bat and four name was Green. I knocked him out Stewart 1, off Ballou 1, off Moore 1; At 'Waterbury I— ES 3 “ I was dazed by the first punnh stitches were needed in the wound. struck out, by Stewart 1. tv Ballou 2, Waterbury 2, Hartford 1 (19) AB. K. H. PO. A. E. In one round. From then on I Hartford, July 20.— Thursday by Crowder 3. by Moore 2; hits, off Bridgeport 3, Springfield 1 (1st). BH.\SSCOS 2, SE.VATORS 1 n in the Tunney fight and ne-ver re­ The Pirates, Phillies, Cardinals fought in all the tournaments. night will be "Match Race” night Stewart 7 In 2 innings (none out in Bridgeport 6, Springfield 3 (2nd) Dressen, 3b ...... 3 1 0 0 4 0 covered,” Dempsey told the 'writer and Robins were idle. One cold day the Denver plough­ at the Hartford Velodrome bicycle third), otf Ballou 3 in 5 Innings, off WATERBURY Zitzmann, cf ...... 4 2 1 5 0 0 in his training camp. Crowder none In 2 Innings, off Rueth- Albany 8. Pittsfield 4. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. 0 4 5 1 0 ed through the waters to Boston. tr&ck# er 7 In S 1-3 Innings, off Moore none New Haven-Providence, rain. Bressler, If ...... 5 That sounds to me like the tip GAMES TODAY . 6 1 3 7 Christensen, rf .... 5 0 0 3 0 0 There I met Johnny Buckley in The headline event will he the in 2 2-3 innings; deft on bases, St. American League Smith, cf ...... 1 2 11 0 0 off on the physical Dempsey. Can Eastern League Louis 7, New York 6; umpires, Gelsel, Torphy, 3b ...... 8 0 2 2 Pipp, lb ...... ■! Kelley’s g}m..He took me over and motor-paced special match between 0 2 5 Ford, S3 ...... 3 1 I 0 2 0 anyone imagine this tough houlbre Hartford at Pittsfield. Nallin and Dlneen; winning pitcher, Cleveland 4, Boston 2 (1st). Baron, rf ...... 8 2 3 0 gave me $150 for fighting three Renee Boogman, the “ Flying . 6 1 1 4 Critz, 2b ...... 4 1 0 of six or seven years ago being Ruether; losing pitcher, Stewart; Boston 6, Cleveland 5 (2nd). Slayback, 2b .... 2 3 1 1 0 Waterbury at Albany. prelims. I knocked my men out in­ Dutchman” and Dan Plchlone, the time, 1:53. Fitzberger, lb ... .. 7 0 1 14 Hargrave, c ...... 2 whipsawed for ten rounds by the Detroit 10, Philadelphia 9, Rixey, p ...... -I 0 1 0 2 0 Bridgeport at Springfield- X—tVllllams batted for Ballou In Ambrose, If ...... 7 0 0 6 - __ ---- — side of two rounds. In those days I great Italian rider. They will ride 7 0 3 2 first puiLch? New Haven at Providence. 7th. New York 6, St. Louis 1. McCleary, ss ...... 27 13 0 ^ weighed 210 pounds. three heats with one of the heats Washington 4, Chicago 3. McCarthy, c ...... 6 0 1 7 35 8 12 Could Take It American League .. 7 0 1 0 BOSTON I think that asset alone can be Then came trials and tribula­ slated for pursuit s’ yle. National League Morrison, p ...... AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Washington at Chicago. Gill, X X ...... 1 0 0 0 written off by perhaps thirty per tions. Bouts with Floyd Johnson, Boopjman and Pichione ar© well Cincinnati 8, Boston 2. Moore, 3b. ss ...... 2 1 1 4 5 0 Other teams not scheduled. At Chlcaco:— 0 5 0 0 cent. It was, one of three things Romero Rojas, Jim Maloney, Char­ matched and each has a decision Chicago 8, New York 5. 63 2 14 57 McNamara, cf ...... 3 0 National League ley Weinert, Jack Renault, King over the other in races at the Velo­ NATIONALS 4. lYHITE SOX 3 Farrell, 2b ...... 4 0 3 3 2 1 Dempsey had, and only three. The Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. WASHINGTON St. Louis-Brooklyn (rain). FORD Fournier, lb ...... 4 0 1 9 0 0 Solomon, Bud C)orman, Johnny Ris- drome track this summer. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. 0 0 3 0 0 other two were speed and the Cincinnati at Boston (2). Pittsburgh-Philadelphia (rain). H. PO. Brown, If ...... 4 ko, Harry Wills— some went my Manager Frank Cadwell has ar 5 1 3 1 0 0 AB. R. Bancroft, ss ...... 1 0 0 0 1 0 punch, the pair being complemen­ Chicago at New York. ranged a program from top to bot­ Harris, 2b . 6 2 1 5 3 0 Davis, rf ... . 0 1 5 (Joldsmith, p ...... 1 0 0 0 3 0 tary. He seems to be many yards way, others against me. I was a Speaker, cf 4 1 2 2 0 0 THE STANDING 0 3 0 0 0 0 St. Louis at Brodklyn. green kid. The record books on tom that will bring tpgether natu­ Morrissey, cf .. 7 0 Gautreau. z ...... 1 0 back from the speed he knew for Judge, lb . 6 0 3 11 0 0 Eastern League Schinkel, If . .. 7 0 2 3 AVelsh, rf ...... 4 0 0 1 0 0 Carpentier or even Firpo, although every newsstand tell the story. ral rivals In both the amateur and 6 0 1 3 0 0 W. L Keesey, lb .. ...7 1 2 18 Urban, c ...... 3 1 1 1 1 0 ESKDIOS LIKE “ POP” _ professional ranks for special Ruel, 0 .... 5 0 1 2 0 0 Comlskey, 3b .. 7 0 1 1 Robertson, p ...... 9 0 0 1 0 0 the latter was so slow, in truth, My life has not been a bed of Bluege, 3b ;. 4 0 2 1 0 0 Albany ...... 49 99 Krahe, ss ...... 8 0 3 9 High. 3b ...... 3 0 0 0 6 1 that little line could be obtained on matches. Reeves, ss — — ——— Nome, Alaska— Soda pop, ice roses. I had to take a lot of smacks 5 0 2 2 3 0 Pittsfield ...... 4 4 37 Schmehl, ss ., .. 8 0 2 6 Dempsey’s speed at that time. on the chin, figuratively and liter­ An Interesting feature will be Marberry, p 2 0 1 0 2 0 Mangum, c .. .. 6 0 1 8 30 2 6 27 17 2 cream cones, and hot dogs ha've Thurston, p 3 0 0 0 2 0 Bridgeport ...... 43 39 .. 5 0 0 1 131 000 03C—8 Therefore, it would follow that ally, to get ■where I am. I know I five mile motor-paced race between Thomas, p ... __2 won the heart of the Eskimos in two Hartford amatejurs, being the Waterbury ...... 43 4 5 Auer, p .... ., 1 0 0 0 Boston ...... 000 020 _ 000- ,, some of his punch is gone; not the have my faults. Fm humaru All I 43 4 16 27 10 0 Springfield ...... 41 44 Donahue, x . .. 1 0 0 0 Two base hits, Hargrave, Farrell; the Etah region. Frank.Connibeare. first time amateurs have traveled punch he shows against the sand can say is I’m glad to be alive and CHICAGO New H aven...... 40 4 3 Niederkorn, c .. 1 0 0 2 three base hit, Bressler; stolen bases, hotel keeper who lives north of the back of the motors In this section AB. R. H. PO. A. E. _ Dressen, Zitzmann; sacrifices, Mc­ bag but the punch against a mobile happy to have fought my way to Hartford ...... 38 41 Arctic Circle, says Indians and of the country. Metzler, cf ...... 3 1 3 4 0 0 66 1 12 z56 Namara, Goldsmith; double plays, object. All of his sparring partners where I am now— on the thres­ Peck, IS ...... 4 0 0 4 4 2 Providence ...... 38 48 Bressler to Hargrave to Moore to are in excellent health today. Eskimos come for msfny' miles to hold, I believe, of the world cham­ This week’s meeting will call out Barrett, rf ...... 4 0 1 2 0 1 American League Fournier, Goldsmith to Farrell to gorge themselves on the white the record crowd of professlona. Clancy, lb ...... 4 0 0 11 3 1 Waterbury^^ 000 000 000 000 000 1—2 No, the Dempsey -we are dealing pionship! W. L Moore to Fournier, Goldsmith to man’s delicacies. ' and amateur riders in the history Falk, I f ...... 4 0 0 2 0 0 H&rtf 0 Moore to Fournier; left on with is a new one In practice and Ward, 2b ...... 4 0 1 1 2 0 New York ...... 64 25 OJO 010 000 000 000 000 0—1 Cincinnati 5, Boston 5; bases on balls, an old one in years. of the Hartford tvack. Kamm, 3b ...... 3 0 0 0 3 0 off Rixey 2, Robertson 3, Goldsmith z; Tasillo’s band will play a concert Schalk, c ...... 3 1 1 3 0 0 Washington ...... 50 3 5 He has his chance and a fair one, Two base hits, Torphy, Schmehl; hits, off Robertson 6 in 3 innings, off at that. Dabe Ruth coming to the BATTERY WORK before the races and selections be .Tacobs, p ...... 1 1 1 0 3 0 Detroit ...... 47 3S stolen bases, Slayback, Fitzberger; Goldsmith 6 In 6 innings; lo®'"? Barnabee, p ...... 1 0 0 0 2 0 Philadelphia ....47 41 sacrifices, McCarthy, ' pitcher, Robertson: umpires, Wilson, plate at forty! The pitcher may be Let Us Tune Up tween the races as well as playing double plays, K,rahe to Schmehl to the riders down the home stretch Chicago ...... 47 43 Pflrman and Quigley; time, 1:29. a sap and give him a fast one on Authorized “Willard” Service 31 3 7 27 17 ' 4 Keesey, Thomas to Krahe to Keesey, ______^ the inside. Sharkey has his sap in the several events. Washington ...... 001 012 000— 4 St. L o u is ...... 35 5C McCleary to Slayback to Your Car - Station. Chicago ...... 002 010 000— 3 Cleveland ...... 37 5 Davis to Keesey, Davis to Schmehl to WINE 800 YEARS OLD moments, too. On*» of them comes Two base hits, Barrett. Schalk; CLEANS TIP $1800 Boston ...... 23 6E Krahe: left on bases, Hartford 13. Warsaw— One jDi tke oldest firms every so often when he flails aim­ for that coining vacation trip; Carbon Burning. three base hit, Metzler; stolen bases. National League Waterbury 11; bases on balls, off lessly out with a left, leaving his Speaker: sacrifices. Speaker, Jacobs: Thomas 2. Auer 2, Morrison 4; hits, of 'Wine merchants In Europe re­ Special rates on carbon an(J Auto Electrical Work. New York— John Ault, a dish­ double plays. Harris to Judge, Reeves w . L. off Thomas 13 In 16 innings, off Auer cently went bankrupt and listed heart open for a right counter. An­ to Harris to Judge; left on bases, Chicago ...... 54 32 1 in 2 2»3; hit by pitcher, by Auer. other is his habit of carrying his valve j(^s. Also starter, genj washer of 65, decided to roam. So Washington 17, Chicago 3; bases on (Smith): struck out, by Thomas 7, by among Its assets a quantity of v.Tne Electrical Appliances Repaired. Pittsburgh ...... 50 30 more than 300 years old. The wine left low out of a clinch. erator and ignition work. he left his room and slid down a balls, off Jacobs 3, off Marberry 1, off Auer 3, Morrison 5; losing pitcher, But he is young, only 24, with Free Crankcase Service. drainpipe. The old man fell the Bkrnabee 1; struck out, by Jacobs 3, St, Louis ...... 49 35 Auer; umpires. White anl Moran; dates back to 1610. It was so care­ South Manchester by Marberry 1; hits, off Thurston New Y o r k ...... 47 43 time, 3;48. , the speed, the recuperation and the rt last ten feet and was taken to in 4 1-3, off Marberry 0 In 4 2-3; off fully hidden In the cellar of an old Brooklyn ...... 39 46 X—Donahue batted for Mangum In fighting avidity tnat goes with JOHN BAUSOLA Emergency hospital. He Insisted he Jacobs 11 In 5 (none out In sixth), off house that it escaped discovery by Garage Barnabee 5 in 4; winning pitcher, Philadelphia . . . .34 50 XX—Gill batted for Ambrose In 19th. German officers who hunted for it youth of the right sort. And I be- had $1800. Police searched his Marberry; losing pitcher, Jacobs; urn .lleve Sharkey is all of that. 478 Center St. Phone & 1 Cincinnati ...... 34 51 z—Two r>ut when winning run was durloji the war. With Barrett Robbins room and found the money, In hills pires, Evans, McGowan and Hllder .37 5 1 scoreo. EhOPe 39*2l g^rea^ out .under a carpet. ^Boston • 1«« .30 50 PAGE BIGHT MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAT, JULY 20,192^ " ^ A YoudWill Find Many Real Bargains In Good Used Cars Listed On This Page Today

Want Ad Information Lost and Fonnd Antomoblleg for Sale 4 Summer Homes for Rent 67 MID-SUMMER BOARD AND ROOMS—Yolanda cot­ Manchester GLASSES—Lost pair of tortoise shell tage, Pleasant View, beginning July rimmed glasses. Call 818-2. USED CAR CLEARANCE SALE ' 30. For particulars phone Mrs. John U SE D C A R Houston, 1355-2. Evening Herald 30 HIGH GRADE LATE MODEL Classified Advertisements Annoancements CARS BENNEARY: Open for the season. Home cooking. Reasonable rates. Count «lx averag® words to line. CITY SHOE REPAIR AT VERY LOW PRICES DEPENDABLE John P. Mahon^, Box 32, Sound U A D r : A T'MQ Initials, numbers and abbreviations, is located at 29 Oak street. When View, Conn. d j A i J N o each count as a word and compound your shoes need repairing see me for BUICK— AKL words as two words. Idinlmum cost special work. 1924 M aster Six 4-pas8. Coupe, SUMMER COTTAGE on the Island, Is price of three lines. Shoe Shine open every day driven only 16,000 miles, newly ^ Used Car dealers are just as particular and Lake Pocotopaug, East Hampton, for 1926 Ford Touring .... $200 1924 Ford Fordor .'. ___ $175 painted a very snappy blue, good a part or the whole, of August. Ap­ rates per day for transient ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING appli­ rubber, upholstery like new. See careful in their efforts to offer reaj values in de­ ply to E. H. Crosby, Herald Office. 1924 Runabout Box . . . .$125 1923 Ford Coupe ...... $75 Line ances, motors, generators, sold and this car for $650. ads. pendable used cars as banks are to render a de­ 1923 Ford T ou rin g...... $60 1922 Tudor Sedan ...... $60 EUIectlvei M arch 17, 1027 repaired; work called for. Pequot PEERLESS— TWO, 7 ROOM COTTAGES at White Electric Co., 407 Center street. Phone 1922 4-pass. Coupe, newly painted a Sands Beach. Write P. O. Box 253, So. ____ $60 Cash Charge 1592. dark Brewster green, 4 brand new pendable service to their customers. Keenness of Manchester or Phone 786-2. 1924 Chevrolet Touring . . $100 1923 Ford Touring . . 6 Consecutive D ays .. I t ot* 9 ots tires, mechanically A-1. A bargain present day business competition demands it. 1922 Ford T ou rin g...... $50 1924 Tudor Sedan . . ___ $200 3 Consecutive Days .ri » ots 11 ets FORD SEDAN In perfect condition for $300. ,3 13 ots Business Property for Sale 70 I Day ...... 111 ®1® $135, Ford one ton truck $125. Bill PEERLESS— All orders for Irregular ‘nsertlons McKee, 32, Laurel street. 1924 4-pass. Coupe, in A-1 running Wise buyers of used cars know that now, with Easy Terms on All of These Cars. will be charged, at the condition, newly Duco painted, ful­ SMALL GENERAL STORE handling rpeclal rates for long term every The Manchester Upholstering Co. ly equipped, $650. mid-season prices prevailing, dealers are offering cigars, candy, ice cream and gro­ day advertising given upon is now located at * HUDSON- ceries, in good location on the West Ads ordered for three or six days 116 Spruce street 1925 7-pass. Sedan, In unusually bigger and better values than ever before. i Side. Buy it now in the height of the and stopped before the third or fifth South Manchester good condition throughout, Duco season. The price is right. See Stuart Manchester Motor Sales Co. day will be charged only J-or the ao painted a dark Brewster green, J. Wasley, 827 Main street. Tele­ tual number of times the »d appear STEAMSHIP TICKETS—all parts of driven 18,000 miles, $800. You will find a wide selection of late models phone 1428-2. ed charging at the rate earned, but the world. Ask for sailing lists and PACKARD— and makes listed daily on this page. no' allowances or refunds rates. Phone 750-2. Robert J, Smith, 1925 Single Six 5-pass. Coupe, Duco Farms and Land for Sale 7t on six time ads stopped after the 1009 Main street. painted a very snappy gray, 5 Authorized Dealers brand new tires, driven 19,000 miles, m Why not select YOUR car NOW while the sum­ “uil forbids”; display lines not WANTED YOU TO KNOW th at we mechanically perfect, $1250. NINE ROOM HOUSE with all im ­ are now in a position to ' pen any mer motoring season is in full swing—in fact, why provements, seven acres of land, ^°T^he Herald will not be r®spons’We reasonable account, and give you RECONDITIONED CADILLAC chicken house, cow and horse, farm Dennis P. Coleman, Manager for more than one incorrect >®®®rtio® liberal terms, with prices as low as not make your selection TODAY? and stable. For information tele­ of any advertisement ordered for the lowest. Benson’s Furniture Com­ 1926 SERIES 314 5-PASS. SEDANS' phone Manchester 1465-5. 1069 Main Street. Phone 740 pany, 649 Main street. Tel. 53-3. more than one time. tTw.nr. The Inadvertent omission or incor 1924 MODEL V-63 5-PASS. SEDAN. Houses for Sale 72 rect publicatioi. of advertising wlU be Aatomobiles for Sale rectified only by cancellation of the 1924 MODEL V-63 4-PASS. COUPE. charge made for the service render- Dependable Used Cars BUNGALOW—5 rooms, all improve­ Manchester Motor Sales Co. 1924 MODEL V-63 6-PASS. COUPE, ments, garage In basement. Imme­ 62 miles to the south, ships less agent at Sombra said. "You can ed. Apartments—Flats— diate possession at $5500. Apply E. than half her total receipts, Port land anything over . there if you 1089 Main St. So. Manchester Toilet Goods and Seiwices 25 J. Holl. TeL 560. All advertisements must Open Eves & Sundays. TeL 740, 1924 MODEL V-63 7-PASS. SED. Tenements for Rent 63 Huron clears to the west and south know the right people. Everybody in style, copy and typography with 1923 MODEL 61 5-PAS3. SEDAI^ PORTER STREET—Desirable loca- virtually ninety per cent of her comes In for a cut.” regulations enforced oy the Publish 1922 FORD SEDAN. $25. APARTMENTS—Two, three and four tlo-’. attractive Colonial house, 11 ers, and they reserve ^ight to 1923 Gray Touring, $25. SHULTZ BEAUTY PARLOR Canadian liquor imports. By truck, Like most Canadian officers along 1922 MODEL 61 4-PASS. COUPE, $750. room apartments, heat, janitor ser­ rooms, arranget for one or two the Ontario river front, the Sombra edit, revise or reject any copy con 1926 Overland Sedan. 983 MAIN ST.. HARTFORD vice, gas range, refrigerator, In-a- families, substantially good condi­ rail, and touring car, thousands of sidered objectionable. CRAWFORD AUTO SUPPLY CO. agent deeply resents the charges of 1919 MODEL 61 4-PASS. COUPE, $500. door bed furnished. Call Manchester tion. water, gas, electricity, furnace, cases of whiskey move out every CLOSING HOURS—Classified ads Oldsmobile Sales and Service Construction Company, 2100 or tele­ price and terms reasonable. Walton American ofilclals that Canada is T rotter & Center Sts. Tel. 1174 Takes great pleasure in announcing week. to be published same 'I®!' 1919 MODEL 57 7- PASS. SEDAN, $250 that they will be open in the evenings phone 782-8. W. Grant Realtor 75 Pearl street, responsible for the thriving outlaw­ ceived by 12 o’clock noon. Saturdays Hartford, 2-7584 or Manchester 221. The northern outpost of the eigh­ O.A.KLAND TOURING CAR, 1923, 1928 by appointment. ed trade on the St. Glair. 10:30 a. m. MODEL 55 4-PASS. CHUMMY ROAD­ Call 3-1912 FIVE ROOM FLAT with all modern ty-mile battle front which United Chevrolet truck, both in A-1 condi­ NEAR DEPOT SQUARE—New six States coast guard and customs of­ The royal commission’s Inquiry, Telephone Your Want Ads tion. Apply to Frank E. House, Wap- STER, $150. improvements. Inquire Wm. Kanehl, n. Center street. room bungalow, one car garage, cop­ however, bears testimony that all A He erf' acceoted over the telephone ping, Conn. Telephone 129-12. ficials never have been able to con­ OPEN EVENING_S AND SUNDAYS per gutters, front veranda, glassed the "cut8’‘ are not made on the at the Ch I r S e RATE given above Courses and Classes 27 and screened in, house all screened, quer, Port Huron with a population as a convenience to advertisers, but inlaid linoleum in kitchen and pan­ of approximately 35,000 is guarded American side. Within the vol­ the CASH RATES will be accepted as 1926 OAKLAND COUPE EASY TERMS uminous records of the commission in excellent condition, small mileage. MEN, BOYS, learn barberlng, ladies FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, all try. Owner leaving town. Will sacri­ by a customs staff of three men. f u l l p a y m e n t if pala at the busl- improvements. Call 107 Summer St. fice. Small down payment, low price. is the story of one Beck, yardmas- Lss office on or before the seventh 1924 Ford 4-Door Sedan. hair cutting, latest methods taught Theirs is the task of inspecting sev­ 1924 and 1926 Ford Touring cars. BROWN, THOMSON & CO. assuring success. Special rate of Call Arthur A. Knofla. Telephone ter for the Canadian national sys­ d.ay following the a RPE FIRST FLOOR six room modern flat. 782-2, S75 Main street. eral hundred freight cars dally on each ad. otherwise the CHARGE tuition on day and evening courses. tem at Windsor, who told the in­ J. M. SHEARER Cadillac and La Salle Distributors Vaughn’s Barber School, 14 Market Inquire at 6 Hudson street. Tel. passage, through tne famous Grand RATE w 11 be collected. No responsl- 226-4. SOUTH MAIN STREET, dandy 10 vestigator in a public session that hUi^ for errors in telephoned ac.s CAPITOL BUICK CO. TEL 1600 street, Hartford, Conn. Trunk submarine tunnel to Samla; Used Car Dept., Temple St. room flat, lot 90x300 beautiful flower attending the legitimate lake ship­ in 1925 he received $22,000 from will be assumed and their accuracy FOUR ROOM TENEMENT on Ridge- | and rose garden, vegetable garden. cannot be guaranteed. Private Instmctlon 28 wood street, all improvements, j Plenty of raspberries, dandy loca­ ping business in the public docks rum exporters for providing false Aato Repairing—Painting tion. Price right. Call Arthur A. bills of lading on more than 200,- OAKLAND and PONTIAC downstairs, rent $20. Inquire Janies and keeping a watchful eye upon Phone 664 PRIVATE INSTRUCTION given in all Burns, 591 Hilliard street. I Knofla. Telephone 7S2-2, 875 Main the swift gasoline fleet which darts 000 gallons of whiskey shipped to a s k *^0R w a n t a d SERVICE SILK CITY OAKLAND CO. PERSONAL ATTENTION given to all grammar school subjects by former street. out of dozens of uncharted coves on Detroit. Although Beck has since TeL 2169 repair work. Superior brake re-lln- grammar school principal, for rates FOUR ROOM FLAT 45 North Elm I 195 Center St. ing and greasing service. All work street, first floor, furnace, bath, gas, I the Canadian, shore with the com­ been removed from the Canadian Index of Classifications call 215-5. Legal Notices 79 national service, rail shipments still Studebaker 1924 Big 6 Sedan. fully guaranteed. Schaller’s Garage. $20 month. Inquire upstairs or tele- | ing of night. 634 Center street. Tel. 1226-2. phone 258-2. ' constitute the bulk of the cross- Evening Herald Want A®®,®;;® I Studebaker 1924 Big “6" Touring. Help Wanted— Female 35 AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD No Agents. grouped according to classifications , Studebaker 1924 Light 6 Coupe. at Manchester within and for the The five largest Michigan towns border liquor consignments from below and for handy -eference v U , Studebaker 1922 Special 6 Touring. VALVES AND CARBON job, labor District of Manchester on the 20th. Windsor, according to yard workers Stutz Roadster. 1924 charge on Chevrolet $4.50, Pontiac COOK for small family, for July and FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat all modern along the thirty mile stretch of appear in the numerical order ndl | August. Apply Cheney Bros. Employ­ improvements, 37 Haynes street. day of July, A. D., 1927. there. $6.50, Oakland $8.50. All work Present WILLI#VM S. HYDE, Esq., river between Port Huron and Al- cated: ^ ,' Oldsmobile 1925 Sedan guaranteed at Catlin’s Service Sta­ ment Bureau. gonac, have no federal prohibition Lost and Found ...... j | Bulck 1924 Master Six Coupe tion, 255 Center street. South Man- ON PROSPECT ST.—In the rear, nice Judge. CHILD PICKPOCKET. .Announcements ...... g Nash 1923 Sedan cliester. COMPETENT MAID for cooking and cozy ho»ie with latest Improvements. Estate of Jennie A. Bidwell late of agents. Each^has from one to Personals ...... downstairs work. No laundry. 11 Call 2435-2 after 5 o'clock. Manchester, in said district, deceased. three customs and immigration offi­ Hartford, Conn., July 20.— No Anfomobtles Park street. Telephone 1020. Upon application of the Executor, trace had been found today of the Automobiles for Sale ...... CO.NKEY .AUTO COMPANY Wanted Autos— Motorcycles 12 NORTH END—Five room tenement, for an order of sale of real estate cers, whose time is occupied chiefly Automobiles for Exchange .... ° 20 East Center St. Tel. 840 with all improvements. 159 Oakland belonging to said estate, as per ap­ with Inspection of ferry passengers. child pickpocket who was thwarted Auto Accessories—'Tires ...... AUTOS—Will buy cars for junk. Poultry and Supplle.s 48 street. plication on file It is a matter of public record at In her attempt to escape with the Auto Repairing—Painting ...... CLE.ARANCE SALE Used parts for sale. General auto re­ ORDERED:—That the said applica­ Sarnia, across the,river from Port purse of a woman snatched in the Auto Schools ...... ‘"g pairing. Abel’s Service Station, Oa' SIX ROOM tenement on Newman tion be heard and determined at the post office here late Tuesday. Autos—Ship by Truck ...... » MARCH PULLETS—All breeds from street, modern improvements, steam Probate office In Manchester on the Huron, that Daniel Fiche, Canadian We are going out of the automo­ street. Tel. 789. excellent stock. Also milk fed broil­ The child thief, a girl about 13 Autos—For Lire ...... " bile business. heat. Inquire 147 East Center St. 25th. day of July, A. D., 1927 at 8 customs broker at La Salle, Onta­ Oarages—Service—Storage ... • « ib ers. Wm. E. Bradley. Phone 1163-3. Tel. 1830. o'clock in the forenoon, and the Court rio, reported an income of $12,000 years of age, was temporarily Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... Florists— Nurseries 15 321 Oakland street. Manchester. directs said Executor to give public blocked in her dash for an exit Wanted Autos—Motorcycles _ . . i-i All cars and trucks listed below for 1926 from attending export will have to be sold at a sacrifice. SIX ROOM TENEMENT, all improve­ notice to all persons Interested in when a spectator grabbed the purse BaslnesB and Professional Scprlces Danish ball head cabbage plants, 50c TABLE FOWL for sale, also spring ments at 12 Trotter street. Call said estate to appear if they see cause shipments from that one port. His Business Services Offered ...... t3 Now is the time to buy a good chickens. Karl Marks, 136 Summer from her and returned it to Its own­ automobile at a very low price. per hundred, $3.50 per thousand, i Robert D Hughes, 16 Doane street. and be heard thereon by publishing charges were five cents a cas© for Household Services Offered .... i s -a Henderson snow ball cauliflower ' street. Telephone 1877. New laid Phone 904-4. a copy of this order once in some er. The girl escaped in the crowd. Building—Contracting ...... eggs. whiskey and one per cent ad valor­ 1926 CHEVROLET RO.ADSTER plants 75c per hundred, $5 per thou­ newspaper having a circulation in Florists—Nurseries ...... sand. Wayside Gardens, Rockville.. FOUR ROOM FLAT on second floor, said probate district, and by posting em on beer. No other figures in Funeral Directors ...... 714-2. with all improvements and garage, a copy of this order in the public the Sarnia revenue offices furnish a NUDE PICTURES COSTLY Heating—Plumbing—Roofing 17 1925 CHEVROLET SEDAN Articles for Sale also three room flat on second floor, signpost in said Manchester, five days better clue to the volume of the Insurance ...... 18 FOR SALE all improvements with garage, at before the said day of hearing and New Haven, Conn., July 20.— A Millinery—Dressmaking ...... 19 1925 CHEVROLET COUPE We have now ready 1-2 million 168 Oak street. Inquire 164 Oak or return make to the Court. trade now bei?ig carried on over the Moving—Trucking—Storage .. 20 9x12 1-2 WALL TENT ten ounce duck Michigan-Ontario border. Reduced few nude pictures came high today Winter cabbage ajid celery plants. and four cots. Inquire of Samuel call 616- 5. WILLIAM S. HYDE Painting—Papering ...... 21 1925 CHEVROLET TOURING The main crop should be planted In Judge. to whiskey alons, Piche's revenue to Salvatore Fiero, photographer, Professional Services ...... 22 Rankin, Dobso’nvllle or phone 742-5. H-7-20-27. 192 5 OVERLAND SEDAN July until August 15. Cabbage lOc per TO RENT—5 ROOM flat, all modern represents exports of 240,000 cases who was fined $400 and given a Repairing ...... 23 doz., 40c per hundred, $3.00 per thou­ improvements ready August 1st, suspended sentence of a year in Jail Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning 24 sand, celery 10c per doz., 50c per Garden— Farm— Dairy Producta 50 Johnson's Electric Company, 29 Clin­ from the one port during the year. Toilet Goods and Services ..... 25 ! 1924 HUPMOBILE 4 PASS. COUPE hundred, $4.00 per thousand. Michael ton street. Million a Month. for having obscene pictures in his Wanted—Business Service .... 26 i Pinatello, 379 Burnside Avenue possession for sale. Educational I 1923 HUPMOBILE 4 PASS. COUPE Greenhouse, Station 22, East Hart­ TO RENT—3 ROOM apartm ent In THREE MEN TO WATCH Tho records of the Canadian Roy­ ?7 ! al commission’s investigation of Courses and Classes ...... ^ ford, Conn. FOR SALE—FULL LINE of fresh Forest Block, janitor service, also Private Instruction ...... ' 1923 MAXWELL SPORT TOURING new five room tenement at 57 Sum­ border smuggling reveal that a sin­ Dancing ...... 28-A j picked vegetables a short way mer street, all Improvements, steam POPULATION OF 35,000 gle exporter at Courtright cleared Musical—D iam atlc ...... 1924 OVERLAND TOURING Heating—Plumbing—Roofing 17 heat, garage. Tel. 1986—August W anted—Instruction ...... Kanehl. liquors valued at $9,092,000 during 1922 BUICK TOURING from Main street. Little's Farm, the nine months ending July 1, or Financial ROOFING SPECIALISTS (Continued from Page 1) Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages ..... 31 Slate, Gravel, Tin, Asphalt Shingles. 195 Spencer street. JOHNSON BLOCK. Main street, 8 slightly more than $1,000,000 a Business Opportunities ...... 32 1924 FORD TOURING Repairing a Specialty. room apartment, all modern Im­ For Sale Money to Loan ...... 33 DUBUQUE ROOFING CO. provements. Apply to Albert Ha-rl- month. 34 I 1924 FORD ROADSTER trade and the motor launch small- Money Wanted ...... 31 Oak St. Work Guaranteed. son, 33 Myrtle street. Phone 1770 or lot runners. These Infest the entire The motor launch traffic from Six room' cottage house on Mill Help and Situations | Tel. 1167-12 to janitor. Sarnia Is unique in that the ship­ Help Wanted—Female ...... 35, 1925 FORD TOURING Household Goods 51 elghty-mile water border betwen street. House in good repair. Small Help Wanted—Male ...... 36 ; Lakes Huron and Erie. pers operate through a boat-taxi 1921 CHANDLER TOURING Milliner}’—Oressraaklng 19 ! RENTALS—Several desirable rents barn suitable for garage. Lot Help Wanted—Male or Female.. 37 j THREE PIECE living room suite with modern improvements. Inquire Underground Trade organization which undertakes to Agents W'.nted ...... ^ with leather-seats. Setee, chair and Edward J. HolL TeL 560. deliver all offerings at so much a 100x150 feet, with fruit trees. Just Situations Wanted—Female ... 38, 1922 PAIGE BIG SIX 7 PASS. TOUR­ On top of and all around the ING rocker. $50. Watkins Used Furniture case. Carrying from 20 to 35 the place for a cosy home. W ill be Situations W anted—Male ...... 39 j HEMSTITCH WORK — F. DION. Store, 17 Oak street. thriving industry of the pre-prohi­ Employment Agencies ...... 40 235 SPRUCE ST. T E L 1307-12. THREE ROOMS—Heated apartm ents bition area, the city now shelters cases on each trip, these operators sold at a very reasonable price. For Live Stock—Pets—Poultry—Vehicles j 1921 HUDSON SEDAN with bath. Apply shoemaker. Trot­ an underground, whispering, cash- clear ftom $40.00 to $70.00 a trip. Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... <1 ! Wanted—To Buy 68 ter Block. further particulars enanlre of 1921 STUDEBAKER LIGHT 6 TOUR­ and-no-questions-asked trade with In open weather the launches make Live Stock—Vehicles ...... ‘ ING Moving—Trucking—Storage 20 four to seven trips nightly. There Thomas Ferguson, 175 Main street. Poultry and Supplies ...... ; .. 43 | JUNK—1 will pay highest prices for Houses for Rent 65 annual operation.3 running close to Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 , all kinds of junk; also buy all kinds $50,020,000. is a sacred tradition along the river For Sale— Mlscellaneons ' 1925 FORD COUPES PERRETT AND GLENNEY—Local and long distance moving and truck­ of chickens. Morris H. Lessner, tele­ Along the city waterfront, scores that the pilots are never caught. Articles for Sale ...... 45 phone 982-4. CENTER ST., 205—Seven room house. Able to outrun the United States Boats and Accessories ...... 46 ! 1924 FORD COUPES ing. Daily express to Hartford. Liv­ All modern conveniences, with hot of Improvised private docks e.xtend Building Materials ...... 47 ery car for hire. Telephone 7-2. RAGS. MAGAZINES—Bundled paper water furnace, also garage. Ready open arms to the pleasure yachts of customs boat from 20 to 30 miles Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 48 TRUCKS and junk bought at highest cash Aug. 1st. Call 1093. Sarnia, Ontario, directly across the an hour, they seldom fall into real Electrical Appliances—Radio .. 49 Repairing 23 prices. Phv.re 849-3 and I will calL L danger; but when they do, they 1925 Chevrolet 1-2 Ton Truck river, where the provincial liquor Insurance Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A Elsenberg. FOR RENT—1-2 HOUSE, 6 rooms, at abandon their craft with its cargo Garden—F arm —Dairy Products 50 Manchester Green, opposite school, stores carry stock of more than 500 1923 Dodge Truck Canopy Top An extra auto key m ight be a life conveniences, good repair, vacant on the Canadian side of the Interna­ Household Goods ...... 51 saver on your vacation. Play safe, ob­ brands of bottle goods, Includin Nearly twenty-fivB [(25) Machinery and Tools ...... 52 Rooms Without Board 59 Aug. 1. Rent $30. Phone 345-23 or beer at 17 cents a pint and port tional line, about midstream, and Musical Instrum ents ...... C3 1921 Dodge Panel tain duplicates from Braithwaite, 150 o 4 0— D, pull into the Ontario shore in a Office and Store Equipment .... 54 Center street. wine at sixty cents a quart. Out In years experience in Insurance 1921 Reo FURNISHED ROOMS, kitchen, bed­ rowboat. Once out of the liquor Sporting Goods—Guns ...... 55 room and bath room, all improve­ the river, a fleet of fifty houseboats Specials at the Stores ...... 56 EXPERT KEY FITTING. Lawn mow­ FOUND UNCONSCIOUS boat, they are immune to arrest, al­ and kindred lines is aft your ser­ 1923 1 Ton Ford Canopy Top With ers sharpened and repaired, also ments. Inquire at 18 Williams street. anchored permanently to the Amer Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... 57 scissors, knives and saws sharpened. ican side forms an emergency hav­ though they have lost the cargo and Wanted—To Buy ...... 58 Cab craft. vice through' this office. Rooms—Board—Hotels—Resorts Work called for and delivered. Country Board— Resorts 69 New Haven, Conn., July 20.— en for harassed launches anywhere Restaurants 1924 1 Ton Ford Steel Body With Cab Harold Clemson. 108 North Elm Found unconscious on Long Pier in the ten-mile Port Huron water­ Carry No Arms. Rooms Without Board ...... 59 street, Manchester. Conn. Teleph. ne Machine guns, rifles and pistols, 462. MYRTLE BEACH rooms with kitchen at Savin Rock, a middle aged man front. Boarders Wanted ...... 59-A 1924 1-2 Ton Ford Panel privilege, Cresmont Inn, Pole 107. was revived in a hospital here early | which were the implements of the Country Board—Resorts ...... fio Mrs. Blatter. Phone 1545-2. Storage Vaults border rum runners In the early Travelers oi Haiiford Hotels—Restaurants...... -ll 1924 1-2 Ton Ford Express Body SEWING M.\CHINES, repairing of today but upon recovering insisted ' Several of these houseboats an­ all makes, oils, needles and supplies. on leaving without revealing his days of the venture, are today as Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... 62 R. W. Garrard, 37 Edward street. chored south of the city limits are Real Estate For Rent DOCTOR GIVES BLOOD identity. He was treated for a se­ obsolete as the one-case rowboats of Life, Eire, and Apartments. Flats, Tenements.. 63 WE ARE ALWAYS OPEN Phone 715. connected by underground pas­ six years ago in which the trail Business Locations for Ren. ... 64 New Britain. Conn., July 20.— Dr. vere scalp wound. sages to concrete subterranlan stor­ Houses for Rent ...... 65 EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P. M. Tailoring-Dyeing—Cleaning 24 Joseph H. Mattels, young doctor age vaults. In these vaults are blazers In the uncharted St. Clair Suburban for Rent ...... CG began their feeble operations. To­ Casualty Lines BOULEVARD CHEVROLET CO. who only recently finished his In­ stored always from 50 to 200 cas­ Summer Homes for Rent ...... G7 terne training saved the life of five- es of Canadian whiskies awaiting day the traffic moves along as busi­ Wanted to Rent ...... 61 HARRY ANDERTON representing J. J. SHEA DEAD ness rather than the piracy in which Real Estate For Sale 275 CONN. BLVD., E. H. English roolen company, tailors year^ld John Turlack today when trucking facilities to carry them it had its origin. Canadian offi­ Apartment Buildings for Sale..« 69 since 1898. Phone 1221-2, 38 Church he performed a transfusion of a Hartford, Conn,, July 20.— John over Michigan's network of paved Business Property for Sale ..... 70 LAUREL 765 street. South Manchester. cials assert openly that the United Farms and Land for Sale ...... 71 half pint of his own blood on the J. Shea, former vice president of highways to the larger retailing States side Is "safe.” EDWARD J. HOLL Houses for Sale ...... 72 lad. Hhe boy was dying from loss of the Hartford Rubber company and centers of the middle west. “Shakedown! Shakedown! That’s Lots for Sale ...... 73 DODGE COUPE for sale—good condi­ blood. He was injured when be fell of the Providence Rubber company, Unlike Detroit, which is the Resort Property for S ale ...... 74 tion. Price $275.00 including extras. all It is over there,” a customs Tel. 560. 865 Main St. Suburban for Sale ...... 75 Tel. 1194-12, or 596 Keeney street. and bit his tongue several days subsidiaries of the United States greatest port of entry for Canadian Real Estate for Exchange 76 ago. An interne drew a, half pint of Rubber company. Is dead at his distilled products, Port Huron is a Wanted—Real Estate ...... 77 FOR SALE—1925 Ford coupe, A-1 Herald Advs. Bring Results Dr. Hattels blood and the doctor home here today after a week’s ill­ shipping center rather than a con­ Auction—Legal Notices condition. Can be seen at Manches­ suming market. Whereas Detroit, Auction Sales ...... 78 ter Green Garage, Manchester Green, himself performed the transfusion. ness. Legal 1 otices ...... 79 Conn. ,1 By Frank Beck GAS BUGGIES—A La Lindbergh r ’,) ■ Shore Cottage AND SO, BROTHEi^ BOOSTERS, dN BEHALF A S I FACTORY Bolton Lake— practically new. on water front, fireplace, OF TH E f CITY 1 ’ WELCOME-. OORiA GUEST large porch. $500 cash, balance easy terms. WHO < HAS HONORED USBY DECIDING Falrview Street—brand new single, six rooms, oak trim and TO ERECT HIS AUTO.e FACTORY HERE. floors, steam heat. Only $700 cash. Price only $6,500. EIROTHERS-- M EET'THIS F A M O U S ( , South Main Street— Flat of 10 rooms, modern conveniences, INVENTOR THIS* GENIUS OF walk and curbing, lot 90x300 feet. Price only $8,500. $500 cash needed for a warrantee deed to a lot 50x200 feet WHEN COLOSSUS . OF * INDUSTRY. with a 6 room cottage and garage on it. House has gas. steam HEM CALLED t MISTER ..ER OH.. heat, etc. Price for all only $5,400. Convenient to Main / A T T H E -UH — . — „ , . street. COMMERCIAL T" Pitkin Street— Swell heme of seven rooms, latest design and 1 Improvements, lot 90x200 feet. This is a good bargain for CLUB TO SEEK ■ some one. ASSISTANCE 11' Come to Greenhill Terrace if Interested In seeing nice IN FINDING-^ homes. You to be the Judge if you would like to live there. A FACTO RY 1 Some choice building lots for sale— 100x200 feet and 90x200 S I T E FOR ' feet. All one family houses of better type. "Where individ­ HIS COMPRESSED uality predominates. A IR C A R , h HE ’ WAS TREATED ilc TO LUNCH AND A DEMONSTRATION OF CIVIC PRIDE ROBERTJ.SMITH T H A T W A S ONE HUNDRED 1009 Main Street. ______P ER CEN T. BEAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, STEAMSHIP TICKETS 7-2P TnR Mrt bei MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD." WEDNESDAT, JULY 20,1927. - . SKIPPY by, Fercy [FLAPPER- FANNY'^YSi\ SENSE and NONSENSE \ / ■ % The American’s idea of being presented at court: “ Pull over to the curb!” I A SLIGHT ERROR They’re picking up the pieces With a dust-pan and rake, Because he used his horn When he oughta used his brake. The fool and his flivver soon ! mash the fenders on some highly ! respectable automobile. If you drive a big truck you are allowed to stop anywhere to make deliveries, but Old Dobbin must use the alleys. The automobile did not need bal­ loon tires to make its running ex­ penses go up. He made a swift and reckless turn, His ashes now are in an urn. ifREC.U.S.PAT.Orr. Sheriff: What do you mean by 01927 BY NCA SERVICC, INC. driving through this village at ov­ Street car chivalry is a standing er sixty miles an hour? Fair Motorist: Well, you see, my ^ t t tt Joke. brakes have gone wrong, and I was jh c Lady Golfer Figurcs Up Her Score By Fontaine Fox WASHINGTON TUBBS U hurrying to get home before I had an accident. By Crane A C W Y X 3 If all the automobiles in the vRovj'. vtcpja.THe oHe ^owe r OtAH\ HG MCVeR. VCNtW trte'i ^ country were placed on top of one \M\TvA CIRCUS PUILCO? y i ^ e SKO UtiCK'. MOSSlR-NCVieR another the pile would reach from l e t 's E E ? s H AD 4 ^ a n d ...THEN AND THG 900B. ‘e.PCP MOt OMIN CA DRefttASD tt. OH»VlOttA the earth almost to the high cost BPtCK TRUMK BUT HE WHtSTteD A A v O n 3 of living. THEN Z, A n d ------Q R.OOM. ------^ WHAT’S IT MADE OF? MARY’S LITTLE CAR Mary had a little car. Do you know what raw materials She drove it to the show. go into the commonest things in And every time she tried to park everyday use? Test your knowledge The copper made her go. of industrial chemistry on the first And every time she tried to go five of today’s questions. Answers The traffic made her stop— are on another page. She reached the theater just in time 1— What is artificial silk madeTo see the curtain drop. NOW Mary has a little car Of? That stays within a shed. 2— What are the basic materialsAnd Mary goes to shops and shows jthat go into aspirin? In trolley cars instead. . . . LEM ME SEE ..AND then 3 oVE!^U/ said you wanted a car that wouldn’t X BETCAA pnde Blaetter, Munich. use much gasoline.” A&’LL a P<3A>y= I A O M ALWAVS SAID i l UAJCL& clean yAlAJk-S J) /V • xt, Ao/SOrAE7?t;/OHS' I'M TA’ CAT’S ANEAOVJ ' ''iiN ^ \WOULO DOA/oy7AiM

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by. Uilbert Patten (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) JACK LOCKWILL IN THE WOODS The Tinles fed their horse some And then, “ Good-bye, we’ve got to jiay and then the beast flew far go.” And on they went until they away. “ I guess he’s going to leave reached a very fiufty stream. “ That bs here,” said Clowny wfth a smile. doesn’t look like water, much,” •‘But, what do we care? This is said Carpy as he stopped to touch. grand. We’ll have some fun in And when he did he soon found out Candy Land. Let’s look around, the stream was all whipped cream. perhaps we’ll find some chocolates They stopped to rest beside a ^fter awhile.” stump, and then they heard a So, off the happy Tinles went, startling thump. Another came, and nd all of them were pleasure bent, still some more. “ Oh, my, my old t'hey knew there must be funny ear hums,” said Clowny, as he lis­ things in queer old Candy Land. “ If tened well. “ It isn’t very hard to we can find the candy king, that tell just what is making that loud lure will be a dandy thing,” said noise. It’s coming from some Scouty, “ for, whate’er he does, drums.' we’ll gladly lend a hand.” And socr the bunch were all They chased a little hopping toad surprised. They looked, and quickly ■“You fin^al^and-a boys Bambi, smiling on them all, intil they came to Spicy Road. realized that by some funny little “ My dad-a an’ me, we no Then Coppy said, “ Let’s go down McNally came plunging out of the' tent, followed by Willie'Darling, They tried to load her down men the drumming noise was made. whose hair was standing. They could scarcely believe their eyes beg-3,” declared the girl mre to where th:s long road stops.” with canned food, but she stub-, :i« iou go back Sirough «i. wood, atow The others then heard Scouty say, whtn they saw who had uttered, the scream that had awakened p.-oudly. “ Wo give-a good-a: .tight soon they met some yellow “ Oh, gee, they’re coming down this bornly refused to accept more; Ivou" “ No come!” she cried, wheellnit and taWng^ight.' them. “ Say!” barked Willje, when he had learned what had caused show with CaraBaldi—make-a than a small amount, for which, She ran straight Into the arms of a man who stepped out from, loys who made an awful lot of way. Let’s stay here and we’ll see mooch men’. Nobod’ can-a sav ,her to return there. “ She can have all my share of the grub, but ' ihe insisted on paying.. ' behind a tree. "Cot ya!” whooped Elam Frye. lolse announcing they were very some chocolate soldiers on parade.” we beg-a.” ^hmd a ------.xio,BtJSontiou«iX} ood. Said one, “ We’re lemon '•he can't pay for it.” But she insisted on. paying.. rops.” (The linymltes meet the Marsh- ^ ghe Tinles shouted loud, “ Hell.od” ^ lipxt s tc ^ ^ i

8SSyj •r. - -«) -«> IT WAS MUSIC NIGHT EMERGENCY DOCTORS!: LICENSES SUSPENDED DEATH OF MISSING ON STREET LAST NIGHT NEAEY PERFEQ Dr. D, C. Y. Moore (phone Manchester is a musical town 200-2) and Dr. W. R. TinSer, but the music last night was fur­ REPORT FOR 7TH (phone 1020) 'will be on. emer­ T his Store The weekly list of operators MAN ONLY RUMOR gency call in Manchester tomor­ The Junior choir of the North whose licenses to drive automobiles nished mostly by out of towners. Methodist church will have their in Connecticut have been suspend­ There was plenty of it on Main row afternoon. rehearsal tomorrcw evening at sev­ ed for one year for driving while street and one did not get out of en o’clock at the home of the Miss­ under the influence of liquor was hearing from the Center to the terminus. Dr. Holmes Finds Sanitary Mrs. Thomas 'Wright of 332 Cen­ es Walker on Mather street. given out today at the state motor Robert Taggart, Long Ab­ ter street and Miss Sarah Wiley are Will Be Closed vehicle department as a part of the At Bireh street the Salvation spending their vacation with The Misses Leo Giglio, Florence effort to reduce this highway men­ sent, Reported Found Army band was playing. At one Conditions In Buckland friends and relatives in Paterson, Server, Elsie and Esther Carini of ace. There are forty-three names of the music stores a loud phon­ N. J. South Manchester and Dorothy Per­ on the list. Two cases were appeal­ ograph was sending out a song ry of Glastonbury have taken a ed. The department statement ad­ dedicated to Col, Charles Lind- School Satisfactory. cottage for the week at Saybrook. vised people to notify the depart­ Dead In Glastonbury. berg. Down the street a little ment or the police in case they further a radio x 1th an unusual­ All Day Tomorrow, should see any of the suspended ^ o u r The Sunday rchool board will ly loud loud speaker was giving Satisfactory sanitation conditions meet at the North Methodist church drivers operating motor vehicles. A rumor that Robert Taggart of a program from one of the dis­ were found in the Seventh or Buck- ^ iu n t h iH ^ tomorrow evening at 7:45. David L. Archer, Hartford. Bank street, who has been missing tant stations and further up a Charles August, South Manches- from his home for the past six oue-legged .violinist wms playing land school district by Dr. LeVerne Miss Emma M. Colver of 58 t6r. weeks, had been found dead in on the sympathies of the pub­ Holmes, school physician, on his in­ Woodbridge street will sail tomor­ John Baklik, Shelton. Glastonbury yesterday was found lic. spection of the outlying district Merchants’ Day row on the S. S. "American Mer­ Chester Beals, Stamford. to be without foundation today af­ Which of the four did the Alfred Bedard, Danbury. most business nobody can say. buildings. This is the sixth report chant” from New York to London, ter inquiry by The Herald. to be made to the Town Board of where she will meet her niece Miss Percival E. Bennett, East Nor­ It was the rumor yesterday that However, all were doing their walk. Health by the inspector. Margaret Porter, daughter of the Taggart, w’ho is 60 or more, had best. The summary of his findings at Rev. J. S. Porter of Prague, Czech­ George Bidwell, West Willington. Howard A. Brooks, East Haddam been found in Glastonbury, dead, Buckland follow: oslovakia. They plan to tour Eng­ but the medical examiner and the Summary of Sanitation Defects and land before leaving for Mr. Porter’s Luke Callahan, Winsted. Fred Ceppetelle, Stafford Springs other physician of that town said SUMMER SANTA CLAUS Recommendations for School of home. Miss Colver will return to today that they had no knowledge Seventh District for Year End­ this country some time in the fall. Clayton J. Chappell, Noank. Erwin Couse, Sharon. of the finding of any body there. ing June 30, 1927. Watch For Our Thomas J. Donlan, New Britain. Mr. Taggart, who has been em­ IS TIMMY HOLLORAN Generally conditions are very They will add attrac­ Mrs. Mary Conlon and son David ployed in Cheney Brothers, was satisfactory. There should be tiveness to your home of Paterson, N. J., are the guests of Tony Dutko, Hartford. Charles Farreau, Bethel. said to have been somewhat de­ more drinking and washing facili­ and convenience to Mrs. John Houston of School street. ranged at the time of his disappear­ ties. On hot days children coming Charles Fries, Norwichtown. His Gasoline Reindeer Takes your life if we are re­ Advertisement In William Green, Waterbury. ance. A search was instituted for in from recess are thirsty. Much sponsible for their in­ Robert H. Smith, son of INlr. and Raymond J. Grogan, Hartford. him after he had been reported Kids to the Gift-Bath At time is lost to the study period get­ stallation. We carry Mrs. Robert J. Smith of Elwood George Grusden, Warehouse missing but to date nothing defin­ Globe Hollow. ting drinks or they are restless only the best line of street is at Camp M oodstock for a Point. ite has been learned as to his from thirst. I believe that outside fixtures and our work The Herald Thursday week. Melville W. Hall, New Canaan. whereabouts. Kids in the neighborhood of bubblers turned on during the sum­ is reliable. Victor Herron, East Hartford. The rumor yesterday started, it Timothy P. Holloran’s house are mer would do much to remedy this. Mr. and Mrs. Thure Hauson of Jenet G. Hogg, Saranac, N. Y. is said, after a Manchester person among the most fortunate in Man­ The janitor service has been ex­ “A Perfect Service” Worce.iter, Mass., have been spend­ John M. Jensen, East Hartford. reported seeing Mr. Taggart in an chester, for they have free trans­ cellent. Night ing a few days with Mrs. Hanson’s John Julianno, New Haven. out of town barber shop. This was portation to Globe Hollow almost LeVERNE HOLMES. M. D., parents. Rev. and Mrs. P. J. O. Fulton R. Kallangher, Hartford. brought to the attention of the Tag­ every day in the week. Timmy has School Physician. CARL W. Cornell. They are taking a two Joseph Kiejko, New Haven. gart family at the time but subse­ been carrying the children to the weeks’ auto trip through New York John Los, Rye, N. Y. quent investigation failed to locate swimming pool all summer in his Benjamin A. Cadman of the Mid' ANDERSON state to Ohio and will return by way Jeremiah Lynch, Bridgeport. the missing man. automobile. land apartments is spending two [plumbing and Heating! 'jf Scranton, Pa. Edward Maher, Bridgeport. Taggart has been in the habit of Some days there may be only one weeks with his daughter’s family, I Contractor. j Louis G. Mansfield, Hartford. absenting himself at times and has load. But there are other days when Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Robertson 157 Bissell St. Tel. 14331 Mrs. James Shearer is spending Frank May, alias Frank Went­ had a penchent for taking long there so many children that more of Syracuse, at their cottage at SOUTH MANCHCSTCR • CONN a week at her cottage at Grove, worth, New London. walks in the country. One of the than one trip must be made. The Platt Hill, Winsted. Beach. Edward McManus, Groton. rumors flying yesterday was that a other day Timmy made four trips Paul Obuchowsky, Stamford. fisherman had seen him in a remote to the pond, each with a full load Victor Ogren, Paterson, N. J. Mrs. C. K. Petersen and daugh­ region not far from Diamond lake, of children. ter Dorothy of Holl street are vaca­ Joseph Pedane, Watertown. Glastonbury. tioning for two weeks at Point O Andrew Pepek, Bristol. Dempsey ~ Sharkey Julius Pronezan, Milford. b u ck lan d juniors h an d Woods. Mr. Petersen and his moth­ .■M.YNCHESTER FANS GOING A GOOSEGG TO WAPPING er left Saturday to spend the pres­ John Soboleski, Norwich. TO HEAVYWEIGHT BATTLE Harry Trowbridge, Stony Creek. ent week with them. He is dairj’man Buckland Junior baseball team for J. H. Hewitt the well known Eli F. Tufts, Bellows Falls, Vt. Manchester will be represented ai Fight Returns Donald Urquhart, New Haven. put the jinx on the Wapping boys milk dealer. the Sharkey-Dempsey fight in New last night by handing them a goos- Kostanty Walicki, Versailles. York tomorrow night. Several par­ — at— John J. Yankus, Ansonia. egg in their own back yard. Ga- Why Do You rtlr. and Mrs. John J. Crawford ties have been made up and will lish and Andrews, moundsmen for of Lyness street are enjoying a stay leave tomorrow afternoon, expect­ Wapping, were hit freely by the op­ of a week at Point O’ Woods. ing to arrive in New York by the posing batters while Zulusky and AVCIMAX DRINKS POISON time the fight is scheduled. Tick­ Mikoliet for Buckland worked a Peerless Soda Shop Rev. Watson Woodruff left today ets have been arranged for in ad­ neat game throughout the five in­ for Boston for a few days. He will vance. One party will include the 30 Oak Street Continue To nings. Arrangements have been return on Saturday. New Haven, Conn., July 20.— No following: Herbert Carlson, Carl made to play off a postponed game motive has yet been assigned to the Landa, John Howmrd, John Cavag- in Buckland this evening. Jacob aud Anna Adams have suicide of Miss Emily Meyer, 2 5, naro and Joseph McCann. They will Score by innings: bought the John Phillips, 7 4 acre who drank poison in the bathroom make the trip in Mr. Howard's car. Buckland ...... 120 20— 5 dairy farm at South Coventry. of her home here after returning Wapping ...... 000 00— 0 MASON SUPPLIES Slave? from a theater party. Discovered by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond V. Street­ Buckland— Zulusky and Mikoleit Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Marcham of her mother, the girl was rushed to er today moved from the Marietta Wapping— Galish, Andrews and ! LIME Hilliard street are at Wilmington. a hospital where it was at first be­ Loomis place to Trotter street, the Lane. i Have the latest labor-saving ironing method. Vermont for the remainder of lieved she would recover but a sud­ property having been sold to July. den relapse took her life. Rockville parties. Mrs. Ida Paxson of East Center! CEMENT For your benefit we offer the street has returned from New Ha-j The family of John E. Barnsbee ven where she has beep since the PLASTER $122.50 CofReld Ironer for only $110 of Prospect street is at Pleasant death of her sister on'. July 14,1 View. Mis. Lucy Andrews, who frequently i BRICK during July. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robshaw visited here and is known to many! of Hastings, Florida, are visiting Manchester people. I FLUE LINING Mr. and Mrs. William Robshaw of Violin Instruction Huntington street. FOR BEGINNERS AND ADVANCED PUPILS. The Terms are easy. LEHIGH COAL DAMPERS Mrs. Mary E. Gates of Hartford A thorough graded method of studies. Ensemble $5.00 Down $8.75 Monthly is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. I. and Orchestral Training. Private or class lessons. and TILE Balch of North Main street and her Don’t let this opportunity go by. orother, George H. Allen of East Examination free. Center street. TRUCKING A Full Line. THE VIOLIN SCHOOL s t o v e ...... $15.50 Give us your ord ;r. PLAYGROUND BABY Chestnut ...... $15.25 We deliver the goods. The Manchester Electric Co. W. B. JOYNER, Director. E g g ...... $15.00 Tel. 1700 861 Main Street. SHOW TOMORROW Associate Teachers Pea ...... $12.00 H. A. SHERWOOD WM. TURKINGTON If paid in 10 days after delivery Tomorrow's special at the West G. L Willis & Son Side playground will be a baby show open to all babies under the at Kemp’s Music House HARRY E. SEAMAN 2 Main Street Phone 50 age of two years in Manchester SHORE COTTAGE Prizes are to be given for the pret­ AVILL RENT MY COTTAGE tiest and the fattest baby and for the best decorated carriage. AT SAYBROOK MANOR This is the second special after­ fi-om July 33 to Aug. 13. noon for the West Side playground p 1 BILL McKEE insurance this year. The first was a pet show which was held last yveek. The at­ A' 18 Griswold Street tendance at the pet show was more a than 300. fUON In the West Side tennis tcrurna meat Elizabeth LItwinski lost two The Best Guardian of sets to Marion Modean by 6-2, 6-1. Mary Donnelly will be Miss Mo- FOR SALE dean’s opponent in the second 'GOOD THINGS TO CAT Life and Property round of the tournament which will Permanent be played on Tuesday, August 2. 2 Modern Houses Tennis tournaments are open to all girls at the West Side play­ PINEHURST CLOSED ALL DAY We Urge You To grounds. Miss Mary Drew, instruc­ W aving At Hollywood tor at the playgrounds, will enroll new members on Friday evening at TOMORROW Take Up The Inquire of 7 o’clock. By Experts Insure Your Valuables MERCHANTS^ DAY Battle Against G. SCHREIBER & SON Band Concert Enjoy all the outdoor sports, 285 West Center Street, A BOX IN A GOOD SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT Decay swimming, tennis, golf and hiking Phone 1565-2 IS THE BALL GAME free from the annoyance of coiffure Open Wednesday Night BEST AND CHEAPEST INSURANCE. MANCHESTER If you own buildings and worries. For a permanent assures VS. there are wood surfaces large you all the joys of summer. Yes, or small exposed to the ele­ ROCKVILLE p Until 8 O’clock. we guarantee our permanents. The Manchester Trust Co. I « ments they should be thor­ DANCING 306X8$XXK56i06XXXXXX3636XXS6X3£X»(XX3CX36XXXXXXX$^^ oughly covered with a coat of For an apopintment call 1941-2. good paint to prevent decay Beauty Parlor Closed Thursday Auspices , from destroying them event­ Dilworth-Cornell Post, niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiitHfHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiin ually. Afternoon During July and American Legion August. Let us give your buildings a West Side Playground I Service — Quality — Low Prices I coat of g ( ^ paint applied by Fire a n d Liability s E competent workmen. Dow n the Field TONIGHT I Thursday Special I Forty yard line John I. Olson STATE strong. Twenty-five — still I STORE OPEN ALL DAY ON THURSDAY | fine. Fifteen — resistance Insurance Painting and Decorating stiffens. If you carry th'eball Contractor. Beauty Parlor the last ten, you’re good. VIOLIN 755 Main Sti-eet. 699 Main St., Johnson Block In the struggle for independ­ Sontb Manchester State Theater Bldg. Phone 1941-3 FRESH FISH I ence it’s much the same. RICHARD G. RICH OUTFITS SWORDFISH HADDOCK But the Life Income Plan South Manchester. HALIBUT STEAK COD helps all through. First, it s Tinker Building, BUTTERFISH STEAK SALMON insurance-~$l 0,000 protection FREE FILET OF HADDOCK FRESH FLOUNDERS for your family. Then, $1(W MACKEREL FILET OF COD BROADCASTING monthly for you if disalpled. Finally, $100 monthly for life with a course of either I FRESH BAKED MACKEREL THE DEMPSEY-SHARKEY FIGHT private or class lessons at • • • • 25c each = from age 65 on — the last THURSDAY NIGHT hard stretch. OH, MA AND PA! .See us about it today. McGovern Granite Co. The VioKn School FROM A. GREZEL’S STORE Won’t you be proud of me in I Manchester Public Market Connecticut General CEMETERY MEMORIALS X 829 Main Street THE KIDmE REVUE Life Insurance Company Represented by Through the RADIOLA and 104 R. C. A. At the State Theater next I A. Poidrove, Prop. Phone 10 C. W. HAR'TBNSTEINl KEMF’S POWER SPEAKER FAYETTE B. CLARKE, AGT. Monday, Tuesday and 140 Summit St. Telephone 1621 W ednesday. HiMH 10 Depot Sanue* Manchester.

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