Call out Miutia in Pennsy Strike Pledges Continue To
VOL. U L, NO. 256. Philaddphia Strikere Picket Hosiery Mills PLEDGES CONTINUE CALL OUT MIUTIA n m F A T A L IN PENNSY STRIKE TO COME IN FROM TO H0]D DRIVER ALL OVER NATION Martial Law to Be Pro- ARREST THIRD MAN Yondi ffit by (^r Dmeu by daoM d ia Fayette Connty IN SYLLA MURDER RockriDe Wonian Tester- M EHCAN BEATEN Officials Busy Explaining ?A ere 15,000 Miners day Passes Away at Hos BY SrA M SB COPS Various Pbases ef die Have Defied Authorities. Stanley Kenefic Also Comes pital This Momiug. Program— Coal and Ante*
from Stamford — Police Raymond Judd Stoutnar, 17, son Pl^debpbia Man (Sves Ifis mobiles Next to Be Taken lUrrlsburf, Pa., July 29—(AP)— of Mr. and Mrs. John Stoatnar of Governor Plnchot told early today Seek Fourth Suspect. 851 Tolland Turnpike died at 7:30 m Up— Monday Sled h r jna-tlal law will be proclaimed in Side of His Arrest this morning at the Manchester Me Fayette county, heart of the turbu strike there. morial hospital from injuries re dnstry WiD Disenss Code. lent coal strike area, with the ar New York, July 29.—(AP)— A Barcelona. ceived early yesterday afternoon rival of National Guard troops now third man from Stamford, Conn., enroute. when thrown from his bicycle when Three hundred state soldiers, was booked on a homicide charge to MAY REQUEST LOAN hit by an automobile driven by Mrs. New York, July 29—(AP) — The Washington, July 29.—(AP)— eoulpped with automatic rifles, day In the slaying of Dr. E. War CONNECTICUT NOW READY Gertnide Custer of 12 Windsor Aaocsiated Press teoay received a The R ecov ery Administration quietly entrained at dawn at Mt. ren Sylla, bachelor dentist. Avenue, Rockville, on Oakland letter from Paul Earl Peterxell of served notice today that the Prea^ Gretna, summer encampment of the The prisoner, who gave his name TO BUILD BRIDGE street, opposite Bunner’s Market. Phlliulelphia giving his version of dent’s vdimtary re-employment National Guard, and started for as Stanley Kenefic, 23, of 63 Wash How It Happenec his arrest in Barcelona, Spain, on. __ ington avenue, Stamford, surrender Jtilv 11 and saying that he was also’ agreement, now being signed by BrovmsvUle. . FOR RECOVERY CAMPAIGN Stoutnar, a pupil in the Manches The troops comprise the 2nd Bat ed in the Connecticut City yester ter High school and a member Of beaten and thrown talion, 112th infantry. In command day. He waived extradition and ‘brutally.’’ The lettei was mailed lapt year’s sophomore class, was en work movement, with the wages of of Major Kexmeth Momeyer. was locked up here early today. . • i is from Barcelona. Chainnan Johnson Says Fefi route to his home on his Licycle and present workers divided among n The governor’s action climaxed a The other men were locked “P JU| nf poHAfnl Un- Peterxell said be went to the po without bail yesterday. were I flUnOSl AU U1 ICUCiai turned off the sidewalk into Oakland greater number. bitter dash of authorities vdth They FOREST WORKERS lice, with an interpreter,. to report Sheriff Harry B. Hackney, of Fay described as Edward F. Moran, 22- oral Aid May Be Obtainei street opposite Brunner’s Market, At the same time it made clear the theft of a package from his that not all more substantially ptod ette county, on the sheiilf’s flat re- year-old shoe salesman of 694 Main directly into the path of Mrs. Cus pointments Have Been ter’s car which was proceeding automobile. The police sent him employees may expect to ^ t aa fufal to remove his deputies from street, Stamford, and Joseph (Ter BATTLEFLAMES with an escort, he said, to make a — To Discuss Subject south. The view was blocked by much when their working time is the strike area at the Governor’s "*'- ry) Terasowlch, 30, former Iceman, formal report to a judge at the parked trflek, it was said today. cut. A reasonable readjustment is quest, and followed a personal con of 15 Woodland Place, Stamford. Made; But District Attor Palacio de Justiclo. He was taken to the Manchester required. Its genenJ trend upward, ^satlon with Hackney by long A fourth man, whom the police There learning that the judge was actual terms left to the employ- Memoiiat hospital where it was distance telephone In the early name as Lawrence Kelly, protege Hartford, July 29 — (AP) at dinner and would return to an U , unless It develops that the la ^ Boys in State Camps Get foimd that he had suffered ruptures morning hours. of the dentist, is sought as the ring ney Question Unsettled. Whether the Commission appointed hour, Pbterxell said . he. told his bu a “peculiar seiue of .Juatlca.’’ 16,000 On Strike leader of a robbery plot which end by the General Assembly to com- of both lungs, - a compound, fracture escort that he would also go to din Then, the administration wU step ' Meantime 16,000 to 16,000 miners ed in the death of the 65-year-old First Experience in Fight struct an additional bridge across toten^ in- ner and return to time to see the to to see that the spirit of the agree seeking to enforce union recognl- dentist in his luxurious apartment i w h in g tnn, July 29.— (AP)—Ap- the Connecticut river between Hart- Juries from which he died early to- judge. ment is lived up to. 5 on T ^ on strike. Ten casualties her. lut pototm«.U foUow«i I. ford and East Hartford will en- toy. “The ‘escorting’ policeman said ’These and other points are cov- have resulted from sporadic rifle « d ing Woods Fires. deavor to borrow money from the Active In Church he would not let me go, since 1 was erec' in new official toterpretatieaa pMbl Are and violence In clashes be Detectives Prank Murray and Leo rapid fire succession during the last Federal government under the pro-1 Raymond was a member of the to his custody, and if 1 tried to leave of the agreement, made necessary tween deputies and pickets within Steiner, who brought the prisoners two weeks to place Connecticut in a visions of the public work act, will I g^^ond Congregational church and he would handcuff me. (Remember ]jy questions from industrialists de- the last four days. here, said Moran told them that he position to push forward with the New Haven, July 29.—(AP)— be discussed by the commission ne^ 11 jjj the Christian Endeavor the interpreter was there all the alrous of signing but uncertain Sheriff Hackney at Unlontowr, and Kelly met the dentist a month home mortgage relief, agricultum week. The commission has already time.) I. said since I had done no whether the agreement might not after the telephone conversatltfj, ago in Rockefeller city. The chance adjustment, and public works The leaders cf the youths in Presl- society amd Sunday school. He fre given the phase of financing the quently took part in dramatics by wrong 1 would leave. I walked to require impossible pay roll outlays, said he “would, under the circum acquaintance ripened and Dr. Sylla, phases of the administration pro- Roosevelt’s forest arm y re- construction of the bridge some my auto and got to. need Contimiea stances, rdease my authority, but the young people, and was ever who took a friendly Interest in gram. ported today that the recruits have conai^rauun,consideration, itIt was said by Chalr- ^ worthy cause. “Four additional policemen ran Today, the stream of returning only under martial law." young men, gave Kelly a key to his The Public wwto ^ n e under toeir first baptism o! over and started to jerk and yank agreement blanks, signed by em- He was assistant to Miss Marion He said the governor, according apartment. .u have emerged victors me from the auto. 1 realized it was pioyers from coast to. coast, con- to law. is .entirely in control of the Last Monday, according to the I ization of the administrative staff .U# to I umlSS to im th« Lieggt who was superintendent o f best to retTim to the palacio and tinued steadily. Definite figures as situation. He said he had 1 storyotory attributeattributed to Moran, Kelly start operations. The state man- fight forest fires this week on sev brW^rcoi^So JuiUor d.partm.i.t o( th. ^ phone the American consul. to the numbers were meager be ed appeallug the matter to presi- | t-hat thev rob the - I suggested that they rob the dentist ager of the Federal Home O ^ers eral fronts, reports to Foreatac R. Whether one of the requisites is an scbtol, and spent yesterday “They refused to. allow me lo cause many post-masters bad failed dent Rfwsetolt, but that “s i^ o fa Sl.OOO ring and his money. The Loan Corporation was named, and M. Ross of the Clonnecticut Forest ajiproprlation by the state to cover foren^n there, helping ^ every way phone and pushed me violently to count the return envelopes. ftppc&l now would be out of tac four drove here from Stamford, had his plan for regional offices ap- fc part of the construction cost, if possible to arrange for the exhlbl- Meanwhile, Hugh S. Johnson, di- lour arove 'proved. Committees charged with and Park Association showed, and 1 around, away from the phone. Ftoal- I", each case they were instrument- thls Is not necessary, it is believed tlon of work at the closing exercises j j njy to mark down rector of the enterprls was expect- Tte sheriff ordered hla deputies to (Conttoued On Page Eight) the administration of the tobacco the personnel of the Connecticut | last evening. ____ tleir numbers to report them to the | ^d to set totw fo^ ^ take the field at 4 a. m. and enforce coat in the agricultural reduction a. in checking the blaze. 1 State forest service officials^ board, announced this.weejk, would A warrant .was issued for the ar-1 p^per authorities.' I te|r Qompetltion covering two of tile orders he has Issued against form program are alrea<}y actively at rest of Mrs. Custer this morning. -teim^ilately they went into a biggest industries of the nation— w«rk. On the .other hand, except for praised the work of the Clvlllseyg™ lend a kindly ear to ,||i request for ing groups eh state highways. Md financial a^sUtonflb.^in' ihe. building Btie hold for- police court ftonsy and struck the pen from :py coal and automobiles, Mid the deputies would be wlth- the cotton ttofUe «nd eHtctxical Conservafitefl crews, aa^dilHiy ti elr efforts v ^ e equal in rqitte to of the brMgo. charged with reckless driving. struck me vlolmtly, shoved I Monday, bearingsj-— will efW ' on drawp ew the-iwlvalnf state .t^ p e. FEDERAL PROJECTS manufacturing industries, Cpnfl®ctl- mo about, spit in my iftce and*threw steel, first of the big Industries to cutmanufacturers have been almost those of the regular fire-flgbtlng Yonngbrt of Four’ Oeyemor In Oontrol He was the younges. of the four me into a ceU brutally, (In the bring up sharply the question of un “My position Is clearly stated in im represented suosong the buiflness | crew s, meantime coheealtog their num- organized labor. The code provldez The boys stationed at Camp children of Mr. and Mrs. Stoutnar jny ■ telegram to the governor, A t MUSaE SHOALS' men testifying dally at hearings be and was bom to E u t Hartford; May hers) and then searched me for an employee representation plan Hackney said. “Under the circum- fore administrators of the Industrial Walcott to Burrville, were called STATE COOPERATES wea^ns" which is not expected to prove ac- upon four times to as many days 5,1916. He attended school to West atances 1 have done all I can. It is recovery administration Hartford, when the family Uyed American said the police also cepteble to the administration to plain the governor naeant he .would New England Dlreetor this week, to fight fires near Tor- a t^ p tS to^eS n h is^ e , but|vlew of statements,by bfflclals titot r /V4, - ..rf.-. I ■'t ■si^> sv V'- • f ■ ''t.- ' '^'W'r}’i- '■ ■‘r v .'- - ’: ■ r > ■. •■^.-,'v .^'ov ' MAWUUESTER E V ^T N ^ HERAIJD/.J^NOTEff^ SAtURijAY/jXJLYi M, 1988. m C E THREE SU1«DAY SCHOOL LESSON T a ^ tt avenue left yesterday for k Americas Awaiting MaHorca TfistI few d ^ ' v^^eatldn at C i ^ Cod, Prgvincetown. JHfs Ladle DevUn of the Roek- The Example Of Gideon viUe Teleplume Exchange is qiend- Ing her annual vacation at Ply mouth and Hyannia, hfaaa. W . J . DMUSOK Text: Judges 7:1-7, 16-21 , John Gwor^ n mdfiber of toe QRGANIZERS^^ U. S. Marinea :Band, Waddngton, The Intemstlonai Uniform Sun D. C , is spending hla vacation with Whether or not you think the day. School Lesson :^or Jnly SO. hia parents, Mr. and Mra. V. Gwmrek, “new deal” has cauped an upheaval THE MEANING OF LIFE BY MEL WORKERS of 88 Union street in our economic exlatenee wait until By W M. E. We Have Asked Many People And It Is A Consensus That They Want To Keep Informed, Up-To-The Minute, About Present Day Merchandising And What The Merchants Heve To Offer. Herald Readers Are Consistent Customers. Consistent Advertisers Know This From The Resi^^ They Get Daily HealA THE STARS ARE LACING INTO STYLE DAILY RADIO L KATm mie.HW iuND^mat^ Accessories Add Chic To Elissa Landi’s Gown J m S S L Service SATURDAY, JULY M (Central aad Eastern Btandard ThM) X' w ------^ an ti on How. to Soap W«l hf Note—AH prozraiM to key and baelc chalna o r ^ o p t BECO^ HEBE TODAT fled; coaet to coaSt (e to ei> deaisnatlon Includea ^ a v a ila b le atatlena. \ below the door she s ^ 'a light which b f World rnmod Apthoettg Prearams aublect to ehanae. P. M. Cent. East. • EUNOB STAFFOBD, 80, falls (DayUgM Time One Bovr Later) 1:80— 2:30—Warnow Crehas.—c to cat continued to buin' as long as her 2K)0— 3:00—Spanish Bsranada—o to e Ib lovo Tvltti BABBETT OOLVIN, eyes were opeo. When the first of FAMILY’S HEALIH AND NBC-WEAP NETWORK 86, but her Jealous, scheming moth 2:15— 3:15—Dm UIb Orcltaa.—o to cat day turned windows to oblongs of HAPPINESS BIAY d e p e n d BASIC — Baat: weaf wjw weal wtlc 2:40- 3 :46—The AmbassSBaro—o to a. er, UDA STAFFOBD, breaks np ON CHOICE OF DOCTOR wiar w ta * wesh wfl wUt wfbr-'wra wsy 3 :00— 4K)0—H. Knight O r^.-< to o slate-gray she slept. She woke to wora wcae wtam vwj wsal; MIdwettj 3:80— 4 :30—Skippy — aaat only: Ba* 'the rmoance by convincing Barrett tween the Booksnda—west only hear ru n and to see the comber Dr. Fishbein Tells How Selection wmaa w o l ksd woc-wno wow woai • that Elinor is a heartless flirt. light that comes with a steady N ^ H W E S T a CANADIAN - wtoj 3:45— 4 :40-T lto Quixar, Tenor—to o a When Elinor’s annt, wealthy Should Be Made wiba katp wei)c wday c l ^ rfrf 4:W^ 5:00—Irving Conn Dr.—c to cat- do'wnpour. SOUTH — wrva wptf .wwnc wle w]ax 4:30— 5:30—Qypay Nina—basic: Skip* ■Vtss ITTXA SEXTON, dies she She dressed awkwardly, feeling wfla-wauB w M wnr py—midwest repeat leave her fortune to Barrett. Then EDITOR’S NOTE: This Is the first wjdx wemb kroo wky wfaa wbap kpre 4:4^ 5:40—Eddie Duehin Or.—to e the shortness of the night and her articles In a series, of five on 6:15— 6:15—Mildred Bailey. Sengs— dnmken VANCE CABTEB shoota new misery. M^NTAm^koa, 0 to 0 BENTWEIX STAFFOBD, Elinor’s choosing the family doctor. COAST—'kso kfl kjw komoYbb kpo 5:30— 6:30—Casa Loma Oreh.—also P Barrett was at the breakfast 6:00— 7:00—Evan Evans, Songs—to « father. Barrett tdls Elinor that if table when she appeared. Higgins kfsd kUr kzu 6M5— 7:16—Ukrainian Choir—also e. she win marry him and Uve In his By DB. MORRIS FISHBEIN Cent. Kaet. 6:30— 7 :30—Philadelphia Con.—o to e was In the room smd Barrett arose, 12:b(^ IKK)—Ouan Yates A OrObestra 7:15— 8 :15—Ann Leaf at Organ—^to e home as a gnest for a year he wiU greeting her as usual with a kiss. Editor, Journal of the American 12:80— 1:80—Ray-Heatherton, Baritone 7 :45— 8 :45—Saturday Revue—also cat give her the entire Sexton fortune 12:45— 1:45—Harmonlane, Mixed Trio 8:15— 9 :15—Isham Jonas Or.—also e “I didn’t expect you down,” he Medical %ssodatlon, and of 1:00— 2KK)—Marry Madcaps, Orchss. 8 :45— 9 :45—Gertruds Nissan—also'cst to fflvide among her rdativee. Know said. “I W8LS afraid you hadn’t slept Hygeia,*the Health Magazine 1:30— 2KU>—Matins# Qems by Oroan 9:00—10:00—J. Freeman Orch.-^ao e ing the money may save her father’s 2:00— 3:00—Wssksnd Ravus. Variaty 9:30—10:30—Charl(s Davis Or.—also e weU.” Of all the' problhms that may 3:00— 4:00—Lady Next Door, Kiddles 10:0( ^ 11:00—Barney Rapp Or.—also o life, Elinor agrees. “I didn’t. You didn’t sleep well concern ,the average family, there 3:30— 4:80—Arlans Jackson, tonga 10:30—11:30—Arnhelm Orehas.—o to cat The, marriage, takes ^ace. Bar 3:4S— 4:45—Three Scamps, Voear 11:00—12:00—Dance Hour—wabc only either, did you?” is probably not one in which 4 :0 0 - 5:00—Dinner Concert-:»lso cat rett, in spite of the Ues Lida told “No, dear.” Higgins was gone now the decision is of more ultimate 4:30— 8:30—“ Drake’s Drums,’’ Drama NBC-WJZ NETWORK . iitni, flnds himself more in love with so that the “dear” was not a pre imi>ortance for its health and hap 5:00— 6:00—Mayar Davis Drehestra BASIC — East: wj:via wbs-wbza wbal Elinor than ever. Barrett has a 5:30— 6:30—Jack and Loretu—to cat wham kdka wgar wjvjr wlw wsyr - ,wmal; . tense. piness than the choice of the fam 6:45— 6:45—Songs, John Pierce, Tenor Midwest: wcky wky kfkz wenr wla kwk ward, nine year old GEBALD She saw that he could not eat and ily physician. 6:00— 7:00—To Be Announced kwer koll wren wmaq kao MOOBE, who is the son of his half- 6:30— 7:30—Antebal’e Cubane—to e NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj the mere thought of food nauseated The family doctor of an earlier 7:00— 8KX>—Edith Evans, Ballads wIba katp webc wday kfyr ckrw efet sister, MABCIA BADNOB. Barrett her. ' day was mostly learned in the 7:13— 8:lO-Four Horseman Quartet SOUTH — wrva wptf wwnc wis wjax has promised Marcia never to reveal 7 :3 0 - 8:30—Kay-Saven, Spy Story. wfla-wsnn wlod warn wmc wab wapl “What will we do?” she asked. school of experience. In many in 8:00— 9:00—B. A. Rolfs Droh.—c to c wjdx wamb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpre the boy’s true story. Lida Stafford It’s horrible for both of us!” stances be htui studied with a pre 9:00—10:00—Rudy Vallaa’s Drehestra woal ktba Kths discovers the chUd’s existence and “God .knows!” he answered hol ceptor and perhaps had a course 9:30—10:30—Harold Stern’s Drehestra MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kxir kghl oondndes he is Barrett’s son. 10:00—11:00—Ralph .KIrbary, Baritone PACIPIC COAST — kgokfl kgw komo lowly. of lectures in some medical school 10:05—11:05—Henry King’s Drehestra kbq kpo kfsd ktar Elinor’s father dies, Barrett takes “Barrett, I want to talk to you lasting six months and devoted but 10:30—11:30—Danes Drehestra Prog. CanL East. \ her to Cuba and the trip is a happy when you have the time—” slightly to the practical side Qf CB8-WABC NETWORK 12;3(>— 1:30—Concert Echoaa—c to cat one. After ^eir return lida, angry, “Any time you say,” he answered. medicine. Such knowledge be ob East: 1:00— 2 :00—Words and Music—o to c tained by I studying cases with bis BASIC— wabc wado woko wcao 1:30— 2:30—Wealth In Harmony—to a tells EUnor about Barrett’s ward, “After breakfast then. In the. waab wnao war wkbw wkrc whk cklw 2:00— 3:00—Dance Masters, Orchea. inferring the boy is bis son. When library?” preceptor. wdro wcau wfp wjas wean wfbl wspd 2:30— 3 :30—Concert Pavorltss, Orclu Barrett arrives home Elinor con He did, however, develop an m- wjav; Mldweet; wbbm wgn wfbm kmbe 3 :00— 4 KK>—Casino Orchestra—to cat “If you like,” he agreed. But what, kmoz wowo wbaa 3:30— 4 :30—Nell Sisters In Harmony fronts him with this news. timate personal relationship with EAST A CANADA — wpg whp wibw 3:45— 4 :45—Orphan Annie—east only he wondered, was there to be said? those whom be served, which is whec wlbs wfea wore wico efrb ckao NOW GO ON WITH THE STOBY He pushed aside bis plate and rose D IX IE — wgst wsfa wbro wqam wdod 4:00— 5:00—Ernla Holst’s Orohastra, recognized today as the basic fea klra wreo wJao wdsu wtoe krld wrr 4 :30— 5 :30—O’Leary’s Irish Minstrels CHAPTER XLH as she was rising. ture of the best type of medical ktrh ktaa waco kotna wdbo wodz wbt 4:46— 5:45—Wm. Seottl’s Orchestra wdae wblff w tar wdbj wwva wmb* wajs 5:00— 6:00—Am’n Taxpayers Lsagus Barrett said slowly, “Suppose we practice. 5:15— 6:15—To Be Announced M IDW EST — weak wmbd wtaq wkbh 5:30— 6:30—Kindergarten Via Radio sit down and talk tUs over? Just The library windows opened on kfab wlsn ksej wibw kfta wmt wnaz 6:00— 7 KX>—Jack Danny'a Orohoatra what has your mother told you?" a little square of court. Elinor sat In the old dajrs the family loved, wkbn woco 6:30— 7 :30—Lawliohn Stadium Con. indeed almost worshipped, the MDUNTAIN—kvor kla koh kal 8 :15— 9:16—Sengs of Heart, Soxtot Elinor had dropped to the foot ot down before one of the open win CDAST—kbj koin kgb klrc kol kfpy 8:30— 9:30—The Cuckoos from Kuka the chaise longue. Hands clasped on dows and Barrett drew a chair close, family dbqtor. He was their guide kvl kfbk kntj kwe kern kdb ksmb 9:00—10:00—The Jastars Mala Trie her knees, she looked like a fright facing hers. But Elinor did not be in health as well as in sickness. Cent. Baet. 9:16—10:16—John L. Pogarty, Tanor^ He alone, of all the community, 12:00— 1:00—Dancing Eehoee—o to cat 9:30—10:80—Witching Hrar—to eoaat ened child on the verge of tears. gin. She, too, was waiting. 12:30— 1:30—S a ^ tt String Quar.—to 10:00—11 ;0O-Mark Plshar’s Orehastra Barrett drew a chair near and sat “Of course,” he said slowly, “you knew the family secrets and be 1:00— 2:00—Italian Idyll—alab coast 10:30—11:30—Reggio Childs Orehenra down, leaning toward her. can have a divorce.” alone could be depended on to keep He looked so big and strong, yet He saw the intensifying pain in the faith. 5:00—^The World of Religion. gentle, she thought. Always he had her eyes and his heart warmed. He True, his remedies were occa 5:30—Eva Jessye Choir. been gentle. But be bad been cruel, went on eagerly, “I suppose you’d sionally harsh, and bis diagnosis largely guesswork, but bis record wTie 6:00—“The Geisha.” / too, and unfair to her. He had cheat want that. Is there any chance that of cures is surprising. 6:80—^Time, Temperaturee. ed though she bad given him a heart you don’t?” He was esp^ally known for nis Travelers Broadcaating Service 6:34—Sports Review — Bill Wil filled with truth and eager response “No,” she told him. “Not now. 1 ability to practice the art ot scien Hartford, Conn. liams. to his love. wouldn’t want people to knew, for tific observation, using to the ut 50,(N)0 W„ :060 B! C , 282-8 M. 6:40—Weather. “Mother told me that—that you one thing. Besides I am as happy most his five senses. 6:42—Famous Sayings. have an adopted son at the home of here as I could be anywhere. If you The physician of today has 6:45—Hank Keene. a widow who lives in the coimtry. 7:00—Borrab Minevlteh and his don’t mind, I’d rather just stay on available innumerable scientific de Saturday, July 29, 1988 Harmonica Rascals. And that the child looks like you. until you don’t want me—” vices for aiding, prolonging and ex E. D. S. T. Why haven’t you ever told me ? Why 7:30—Wisdom of the Ages. “But, Elinor, that will m ake- tending these senses. However, un 1:00 p. m.—Ernie Holst’s Orches 8:00—Chautauqua Song and Sym did you adopt him, Barrett?" life imprisonment in this house for less brains are carefully mixed tra. “I can’t tell you that," be heard phony Program. you. I’ll always want you here. I with the application of the de 1:80—Rex Battle Concert Ensem 8:45—“A Century of Progress”— himself answer in a dull monotone. don't see how I could let you go. 1 vices, the result maiy be confusion ble. “Don’t you think I should have Floyd Gibbons. can’t even imagine life without you, rather than scientific diagnosis, 2:00—'Duane Yates’ Orchestra. 9:00—Headliners — "This Week," known?” dear!” and the cost far beyond that neces 2:80—Pizzitola Strummers. Arthur Brisbane; Jud^ “I don’t know," he answered, still He was looking down at his hands sary for first-class medical prac 2:45—^Revecea Levinson, pianist. Walter C. KeUy, Virginia; dully. which be twisted. She wanted to tice. EUssa Landl 8:00—^Blue Room Elcboes—Joseph Revelers 9iartet; A1 Good “I—I told you everything that lay a hand upon his arm and say, White lace gloves and a large, lace trin ^ ed chiffon handkerchief are about the most exquisite acces Blume, director; with RobMt man- and his Orchestra. mattered, Barrett!" “What is the matter with us? We In choosing a physician it is well Stanley, baritone. 9:30—Edwin Franko Gddman and “When the affair involves a wo to find the answers to certain sories a girl can wear with a white summer evening gown. / 8:80—Matinee (3ems. love each other. Why must we make Elissa Land! wore a simple white evening frock .if pebble crepe. A handsome jeweled clip fastened at his Band. man—a man cannot always tell each other so miserable?” questions which might be called 4:00—SUenL 10:00—New England Vacattoneera everything—" be stated. “an aptitude test for the family the front of her V neckline and her gloves were lace, matching the design that trimmed her large chiffoa But she could not; she could not. Sunday, July 80, 1988 —Wharf -Players. Her cheeks burned with anger “What do you want?” Barrett doctor.” handkerchief. 10:80—Green Brothers Novelty’ roused by a sharp flame of jealousy. asked slowly, raising his eyes to First, is be a graduate of a E. D. S. T. Orchestra. So he was still sheltering this wo recognized medical school that re 7:80 p. m.—^Tarzan of the Apes. meet hers. came down with wa^er and land and mimched at them instead of 7:4fi—Dave Burrows’ Five Sharps. 10:45—Newt. man who had come before her! “I think I’d like to go somewhere quires at least Jour years of thor 11:00—^Tlme, Weather, Tempera- “You admit you are sheltering ough training? ed in the creek below. But this getting some decent food for his 8:00—Rubinoff’s Orchectra. in the country and- try to make a fish was not going down— he was breakfast. 9:00—^Manhattan Merry-Go-Round. ture. some woman?" she asked. There was a time when there Revlefw — BUI WU- home for that child,” she answer were more medical schools in the going up. He was climbing the But one thing he did do. He 9:30—Walter Hapgood on Sports. 11:08—Sports “Yes, Elinor.” His eyes troubled ed. “Your adopted'son. It isn’t right YOUR llama. her. He was suffering. Even through United States than in all the rest tails just as a fly climbs up a door. was curious about that fish. So he 9;45_Fred Wade, tenor, with for him to be kept, away like that.” of the )vorld. We had almost 200 ()uite-Lazy watched. The fish climbed the rocks, sitting down string ensivible. 11:15—Pour Horsemen. her own pain she saw that. “Very well.” 10:00—C)ol. Louis McHenry Howe. 11:30—Night Song—Lew White, “You knew her—before you knew medical schools in this coimtry tried over and over again but each every minute or so to get his For a space they were both silent; breath, and finally he reached the 10:15—^Impressions of Italy. organist; Trio Romantique. me?” around 1900. CHILDREN time he would fall back. But at 12:00—Dance Nocturne — l^nUiam then he spoke. “I have a chance to Today there are less than 80 last he gave one great leap and creek where it spilled itself over. 10:45—^Harmoneers. “Yes, dear—" go with an expedition to South 11:00—^Reveries. Stoess and his Orchestra. “Long—before?” medical colleges in the United By Olive Roberts Bartoe this time he stayed up. Qulte- And there in a pool of clear America. Shall I go?” States and the vast majority of Lazy knew the fish was swimming water was the fish nibbling at some 11:15—Pickens ^isters. A. M. “Years.” Her heart seemed to shrink, to 11:30—Orchestral Gems — Moshe 12:30—Congress Hotel Orchestra. “You were very young—?” these are rated as Class A by - the away, although he couldn’t see water-hyacinth that grew there. grow small and become cold. “If you Council on Medical Education and him. Paranov, director; with Norma 1:00—Time. "Yes, and I haven't felt young Dear Children; “Did you do all that work just Day, soprano, want to,” she responded. Hospitals of the American Medical Taking Life Easy for a taste of water-hyacinth?” since except at those times when (To Be Continued) Association. Quite-Lazy was a gnome and he 12:00 Midn.—Montclair Orchestra. you have shown me that you cared lived in a little rock cove under the “My goodness!” said the little asked Quite-Lazy scornfully; 12:80—Bud Shay’s (^chestra. for me.” A (3ass A college is one with a green waterfall. gnome. “He worked very hard to “Certainly,” said the fish. “Any 1:00—Silent. LANDINGS OF FISH “Please!” she begged, shrinking. certain definite number of full Qulte-Lazy lay a minute star get there. How silly! Nothing thing worth having is worth go lorifying time teachers and with a well ing at the cool water curving out is worth so much hard work. The ing after. Besides it’s good for ARE ON INCREASE He dropped his face to his hand.}, G established, graded curriculum. like a glass wall in front of him. easier you take life the better you me to try hard things. I feel bet groaned and then sat erect, shifting It requires at least two years of Then he sat up and blinked. What feel.” ter. And I am getting very strong uneasily in his chair. Then again, college education previous to medi was that dark sha'dow in the wa Qulte-Lazy finsdly rolled out of and very quick.” Washington, July 2k—(AP) —An _Yourself ter c!lat kept bobbing up and bed. He (fidn’t wash. He didn’t “I just like easy things,” said WDRC forearms on his knees, he sat for cine, four years of medical educa increase in landings of fishery pro down? dress, because now be remembered Quite-Lazy. “I don’t like to work. ducts a t Boston and Glouitester, ward but did not meet her eyes. In tion of approximately nine months 225 Gburtford Conn. 1880 stead he looked down at the rug at J^ ^ B y Alicia Hart each, and one' or two years ot Li- A fish! Well, that wasn’t so he hadn’t undressed the night be I think it’s foolish.” Mass., and Portland, Me., for the his feet. If he looked at her he knew ternship after graduation befdre surprising in one way. Many fish fore. He found some left-overs. Saved In Time first six months of 1933 as compar he might easily blurt out the whole ed with the ssune period in 1932 was W6S SERVICE INC the prospective physician can get Just then a mink made a dart Saturday, July r?, 1988 story. bis diploma. into the y^ater, but the fish was B D S T* reported today the Biureau of “I wish ‘you could believe,” he F l i ^ PREPARATIONS EVERY In subsequent articles 1 shall dis Fisheries' WOMAN NEEDS FOR HER too quick for him and swam away. i:o6 p. m.—George Hall’s Orches said slowly and miserably, "that cuss in niofe detail the choosing Then the mink climbed out on tra. Landings for the first half of this things are not always as they seem, DRESSING TABLE of the family physician. the bank and reached for Qulte- l:4{^Madlson Ensemble. year t ^ e d 8129,408,026 pounds dear—that I love you truly and as .valued a t 83,050,166 as compared Every woman needs five ,'rep- Evening Herald Pattern Lazy. You see he was after his 2:00—^Dandng Echoes. yoii should be loved, that I would NEXT: The qualifications your breakfast too! But Quite-Lazy 2:39—Savltt String Quartet with 121,745,133 pounds valued at never hurt you willingly. It’s—it’s arations on her dressing table. family doctor should have. ^ A M ANCifU Sm KVIEfTOG HBKAtD, MANGH|«n7BB» OOZW.. SATUftPAY, JU L t» , 198«» ^ ------—^— —-7— ^vT^--7 ■ --. .. --Z-:— , ■ ^ » h * v' • V I Fhillies Display Great Strength On Home Grou M tO D SlIT RACES Giantsf Cubs And Pirates SISAUINES RDW SLUGGING SPECIAUSTS ID EASY TRIUMPH Hot Battle Down The Home Stretch ID HKHLAN) KE HAMMER BRAVES: 13-12 SEEKWOODDi IN 3,0m MEIERSj Cianb Prove More Consist' Cobs’ Great Stand in Home Locals Are BhiAcA (or First GDPEORNET Tie Score at 12-AD in 9di, tent Than Rival Teams. Orchard Ti^tens Race. Time TbU Season, As HOMER BKEAKS TIE, Travds Distance m 8.46, Win m iOdi; Bergor Tiei Women Stars Gattcr Chicago, Jul; 29.— (AP)—Out of pqrflne hurling by Carl Hubb^,lEtoy Visitors W n 6 4 . GREEN DKES HO. 2 Oror 10 Seconds Faster the kaleidoscopic fiuctuations of Parmelse, Hal Schumacher and ^ Tonmq^ Mrs. M oo^ I strength that have marked a dis:^ Fred Fitzsimmons hEUi done much to Kkm for Home-Rnn Hon National League pennant chase hold them up. Than Nearest Rival; comes little to comfort the experts St. Louis Cardinals enjoyed a few F ive runs in the first tnwtwg ors, ffiting 18lk IbMsmr Fanrod to Captare 1 as the race moves into the late sum weeks’ 'tenura of the top fbUowing a proved sufficient to beat the Al' R. Jarris HRs for Circuit in m er stage. late May spurt that gave them 15 pines in a game played last night Crown Prince Is Present wins in 18 games, but that bulge plijf; ft u Won It Twice. The flag-defending Cubs, after at Charter Oak street. The snAi 5th, Firemen Bow by Down Tigers 7-2, in Onlj spendlhg iUl the first half of the has steEidUy slipped aw ay from the • A CEmds as their pitching talent faded. score was Highland Ice 6, Alpines 0 season trying to stay near the .500 Inddentally it was. the first shutout Stockholm. July 28.—(AP) — mark, have romped through a home Cnbs Going Strong Seoreof 6to4. Otter Major Loop TQt Easthampton, N. Y., July 29. It is the Cubs’ nJiy that *has beating the Alpines have taken. America’s barnstorming track and stay that produced 16 victories in 19 (AP)—Tbe season’s greatest field athletes scored a clean sweep stirred up the race. The Bruins The Highland Ice team burrlec: games and sparkled with heroics of awoke the morning after Foiurth of H. Fraser out of the box in the first men’s tennis field, headed by against Swedish and Danish athletes By HUGH 8. FULLERTON, JR,. pitcHlng and gamersavlng blue hits July, tradltionEd turning point of liming with an outburst of five bits Scheduled as a “practice” game, Wills Moody, gathered here in an international meet held at that almost equaled their spectacu Associated Frees Sports Writer Malmo tonight before a large crowd, big league campaigns, with a mod Etnd a hit batsman. “Bingo’’ Stur the little encounter last evening at for the opening at the dghth lar September spurt of 1982. geon, who relieved him, was in rare including the Swedish Crown Prince, est 38-38 record. Jarvis Grove between Manchester Following a time honored custom, invitation tounuunent of the It brought them up close to the form and held the hard hitting ice who presented the prizes, and Prince Then came the Wrigl^y field Green and Hose Compemy No. 2, the Phillies agEdn have hung out stone Club. surprising New York Giants, who men down for the rest of the game. storm warnings for teauns which 'n- Car) Johan. stand, 16 wins in 19 starts imd a Except for Helen Jacobs, all have held the league leadership solid grip on second place, while the “Pets” Rapura pitched wonderful 'turned out to be about as interest vade Badier bowl in the latter part Ralph Metcalfe, Marquette Negro since July ll amid wide-eyed v^on- 9%-game margin by wMch they had Dali for the icemen letting the AJ- ing Euid lively a ball game as Iieub of tbe Natioxud League season. the top-ranking stars who have bditt sprint ace, scored a double, winning derment pf the critics and fans who, trailed New York was cut to 2 pines down with five hits. Joey been played on the Green’s lot for A team of slugg^g specialists competing fit Seabright, jAus suela the 100 meters in 10.3 seconds and generally, “couldn’t see” the Terry- gEunes. Included in the string were Raynor got three of them. The many, a week. Tbe Green, thanks who find the snudl Philadelphia notable additions as Mrs. MCfpdjr^ the 200 meters in 21.1. Jorgenson, men. four strEdght triumphs over the Alpines played mucb better bcOl to a mighty clout by R. Jarvis for Park Just to their lU^g, the Elizabeth Ryan and members of the' of Denmark, was second in the 100 Three Guesses Giants, who despite this played .500 ttaEm they did against the Manches a home run in the fifth, witb two Phillies have demonstrated time British Wlghtman Cup twun,. wiB in 10.5, while in the longer sprint As a result of this long-awaited bEdl during the Cube’ spree. ter Green team last Sunday morning on, won tbe game by a score of 6 to imd Eigain that they Eire^ m atch to ^seek the Woodln Gold Cup, emU^ Metcalfe was tredled by bis team but not very heartily expected up At this point tile Chicagoans ap- Emd when tbey play the Green to 4, but all of them, from Manage^ the strongest club on their home matic of the singles championship^ , mate, Ivan Fugua, of Indiana, in turn in the chEunpions’ fortunes, peEur in better shape thEm a t Emy morrow morning—vwQ we shall see. HublEtfd down to tbe bat-boy, cer- grounds. They proved their point M rs. . Moody has won the cup twiofhri 21.2, and by Jorgexiion in 22.2. three pertinent questions now adorn time this season. Bud Tinning has Roy Fiaser, first saeker for the Al tEdnly knew they had been in a b i^ once more yesterday eui they ham Emd CEm retire it with one more tri*' Glenn Cunningham, Kansa.«i middle the leEigue picture, to wit: developed from a pitching liability pines will be lost for the rest at the game. mered the Boston Braves into sub umph. distance star, continued his con Will theXhibs be able to carry on to a distinct Euuet and three other season. “Chick” as better.Jpiown "Hammie” Mullen was on the slab mission 13-12 in ten innings. The British contingent was led quest of Scan'dlnavia’s best, as he their drive, on the road, to a suc starting hurlers— WEumeke, Bush was injured last Sunday morning for the Firemen, and turned in one Tie Coimt In 9th Dorothy Round who lost to Mrs./; won the 800 meters in 1:58, with cessful defense of their title? Emd Root—have been hurling con When slicing into second base. first clEiss performEmce, striking out TridUng by nine runs as the Moody in the Wimbledon but ^ h t of the Green’s batsmen, Eind Bjork, of Sweden, second in 1:59. Or can the Giants retEdn their sistent bEill. Braves shelled Flint Rhem emd became the first woman pliqror to shining murticularly in the third, Henri Laborde, of Stanford, won timdy wallop Emd gilt-edged pitch KIM Cuyler, out for months as a Tomorrow sffternoon at 115 the Johnny Jackson to score all their take a set from tbe Californian in when with tbe bsses loaded and the discus throw with a toss of 160 ing to prove themselves a great ball result of Em early Injury, is back In Alpines will play the Franklin A. runs in the first five frEunes, the six years. Others in tbe group in«^ nonb out, this long, leEm southpaw feet 9 9-16 inches, with John Ander team, after all? the game contributing inspiration C. -at Mt. Nebo in a return game. Phillies tied the count at 12-all m elude Meu7 Heeley, MEurgiuwt Seri-- proceeded to force'three Hublardites son of New Y%rk, Olympic cham Or will the Pittsbiurgb Pirates, Emd a fEdr assortment of base hits— The FrEmklin A. C. beat the Alpines the ninth when Don Hurst socked ven, Betty NutbEdi, Freda Jamee pion, second at 158 feet 10 101.128 heavy pre-seEu>on favorites and lead to the Cub oause. Playing Manager in New Britain by the score of 6-4 in a row to fan tbe breeze. Again a home run witb Cbucb Klein on and Mrs. L. R. C. Mitchell. Grimm is doing his stuff at first in the fifth “Hammie” stEured when Laborde Edso won the sbotput at 46 ers through most of the first seven winning in the last intitpg with bEuse Emd Wes Schulmericb followed Among leading American players base, Emd go^ health abounds he made a spectacular bare-banded feet 2 2-3 Inches, with Anderson sec weeks of the campEdgn, get the two nm outburst. The Alpineers with a triple that led to the tyinj entered were Sarah Palfrey, Mar throughont the lineup. stop of LovelEmd’s iHMHtig' grounder ond at 45 feet 2 19-128 inches. WEUier boys a-hltting ag^ain and un will be out for revenge Edl day play run. A couple of singles and a force jorie Sachs, Mrs. MiuTorls Gladmsn Johnny Morriss, Louisiana timber- cork a rush that will bear out their Down the line through a furious ing a grudge battle against the along the first base line. Fred Fln- out put two runners on base in the stretdi race will it be the In-and-out negsui for tbe smoke-eaters con- Van Ryn, Virginia Rice, Josephine topper, won the llO-meter high statistical pre-eminence? Green in the morning at Jarvlii tenth and Klein promptly nicked Cniickshank, Alice Marble and Caro- hurdles in 14.8, beating Ldndgren, of Cubs, the plugging Giants, or the Grove starting at 10:15. tributed a three-bagger In the first Dutch Bnmdt for a double that w'-n CMants Consistent ^ half of the fifth, which might, we lln Babcock. Denmark, by five-tenths of a second, hlghly-rat^' Mrates who will nrc' Sob-Alpine 0. the game. Wsdly Berger of Boston The Giants have been fEU' and say might, have been stretched Into and Joe McCluskey, former For^- v e il? ab r h po a clouted his 18tb homer to tie Klem away the most consistent team in a homer by a runner with not quite fo r the N ational leEigue lead. ham Star, ran off with the 3,000 the league. Th^ hopped into sec Raynor, if...... 4 0 8 0 0 so much excess baggage to tote In tbe only other major league meters in 8:46, ten and three-tenths ond place the second week of the EYom top. Manager BUI Terry of Major Bob Neyland, Tennessee S.turgeoD, Ib-p ..4 0 0 0 1 ACES AND ALL-STARS Euround. game of the day the Cleveland In seconds ahead of Siefert, of Den- aSEUson Emd, with the exception of the Giants; Manager Charley f.x>tball coach, won 24 straight A. BoggW, 2b ..3 0 0 7 1 A lEU’ger crowd than usually at dians tightened their hola on fourth nuirk. Foqua was clocked in 49 sec the first Jtme week-end, have been Gfinun, Cnbs, and Manager George .bsmebEdl gafaos as a pitcher for F eut, 3b...... 2 0 1 0 4 tends the mid-week games at JeuwIs place in the AmerlCEm leEigue w ith a onds in winning the 400 meters with either first or second ever since. Su- Gibson, Pirates. Place yonr bets. the A rm y. ' . Johnson, ss...... 1 0 0 0 4 PLAT THIS AFTERNOON N. Bogglni, c ...^8 0 1 8 1 Grove WEUi on hEmd last evening, Euic 7-2 victory over the Detroit Tigers. Kugelberg, of Sweden, second in set up considerable din when Ray 50.8. Sullivan, cf ...... 8 0 0 1 0 O'Leary, rf ...... 8 /0 0 0 0 1 Jarvis poled his homer out over J. Both Teams Confident of Win George Spitz, New York, won the M ay's head to bi^eak tbe tie score high Jump, clearing 6 feet 4 8-4 Sm itb, r f ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 ning Game at West Side H. Fnuer, p-lb ..3 0 0 5 1 and incldently win the gEune fo r the inches agEdnst 5 feet 11 inches for How TKey Stand RAMBLERS ROUT V. F. W. Green. The extra lEirge attendEmce WARD KERR AGAIN Field; Stdrt at 2:30. the runnerup, Johnsson of Sweden. is attributed to the interest tbe fans 26 0 5 21 12 Eure taking in tbe Green’s series with YESTERDAY’S RESULTS HighUnd Ice 6. SETS NEW RECORD After some wrangling in this American League the Sub-Alpines, Euid their desire to ab r b po a -e “size up” the Green’s chances of newspaper, the Aces and the Center CleveUmd 7, Detroit 2. BEHIND BOB SMITH’ S NO R. O’Connor, If. . .4 1 1 0 0 0 taking the second game tomorrow, C U R E GIVEN NOD New York at Washington (rain). Kapura, p ...... 4 1 i 0 2 0 Springs All-StEurs have m anaged to which if won by tbe Green will give come to an Eigreement and wifi play (O nly gEunec scheduled). M ayo, 3 b ...... 3 1 0 0 0 0 Former tt. E S. Athlete them the series. In Emticlpation of this afternoon at the West Side field NatfoiiEd League Grogan, ss ...... 4 1 3 1 0 ..0 Philadelphia 18, Boston 12 (10). HIT AND NO RUN PnOHNG increased attendance attracted by a t 2:30. Both team s clEdm to be tbe Covey, 1 2 2 3 0 OYER BUD GORMAN (Only game scheduled). tha game with the Sub-AIpinea at Shoots a 69, Two Above best teiun so that .this afternoon’s VEumie, c t ...... 8 0 2 0 0 0 10:16 a. m. tomorrow, and the first battle should be a good one. O’Connor, lb ....3 1 1 6 0 O' STANDINGS game of the MEmchester “AmericEm” The Aces have a strong teEun in High School Hurler Blanks Mllburn, r f...... 3 0 l 0 0 0 League, In which the Green will Par, for Amateur Mark. the personnel of Sendrowski, c; Wms Featmre Event On \1 Ameriofm League Merusi, 0 ...... 8 0 0 12 0 0 meet the North End Arrows at 2:30 Klecha or Ismblnskle, p; Bronlde, W , L . P.C. p. m., M anager HublEU^ has en- lb; “ Ernie” Dowd, 2b; “CUff" Mas Washington ...... 60 33 .645 S «v ice Men, Leads Mates 81 6 11 21 5 0 Urged tbe seating capacity of Jiuv Wiurd A. Kerr, former Manches sey, ss; “Babe” Dowd, Sb; “Ike" N ew Y ork ...... 68 36 .624 REunblers (12) Highland Ice ...... 600 001 0—6 Boat Card at Sandy Beach AB R HPO A E vis Grove by the addition of approx ter High school athlete, again has Cole, If; Lashtnskle, cf, and “L e f^ rbiladeiphia ...... 47 47 .500 Alpine ...... 000 000 0—0 imately 800 seats located beneath stepped into the golfing spotlight, Wiley, rf. Tbey also ^ ve a couple Clevelsnd ...... 48 50 .490 C. Smith. 2b ....3 1 2 0 0 1 to 12-0 Victory; Gives Two bass bits, Vannle, T. O'Con Falkowsk!, If ....3 1 2 0 0 0 the pines along tbe edge of the bluff this time by setting Em Eunateur of good reserve men left in case any — Other Results. D etroit ...... 46 50 .479 nor, N. Bogginl, Raynor, Farr; overlooking the diamond. record for the Lyndon Golf club of the reguUms happen to go wrong. .. , Chicago ...... 48 51 .457 Wilkinson, ss ....3 1 1 0 0 1 struck oflt, by Kapura 12, Sturgeon Smith, p ...... 3 1 2 0 3 0 Two Passes, Collects 16 Dtooheeter Green course at Syracuse, N. Y. Kerr i*e- The Center Spring All-Stars iu«. \; Boston ...... 42 51 A52 S; bfue on balls, Kapura 3; hit by AB R H PO A cently shot a record-breaking card also confident of '^tory with al- ' St. Louis ...... 36 63 .364 Mahoney, rf ...... 0 1 1 0 0 0 pitcher, Fraser, Mays; losing pitch Jackie Clark, 108, of Hartford, <^nn, rf ...... 1 1 1 0 0 0 Ecabert, c, 15 .. 3 0 0 8 0 of 67, two above par for tbe course. most tbe same team that defeated won a dedsloD over Bud Gorman, National League Strikeouts; Vets Out of er, H. Fraser; umpires, Vince, Subie. Segar, p, c, lb ... 4 4 0 0 1 1 7 7 2 2 0 The Lyndon .inks were opened the Green, Highlimd PEurk Emd the W . L . P.C. Hadden, lb ...... 3 2 2 3 0 0 112, of Danielson, in the feature Jolley, cf ...... 4 () 0 2 0 0 Loveland, If, lb . 3 3 0 0 1 l 3 3 0 0 1 recently Emd Kerr, nuddrg the first Pirates. They have Flske ss a, N ew Y ork ...... 56 36 .609 Sobieskl, ss .... 3 ,1 2 0 1 bout of an amateur card at the B. McConkey, 3b 1 2 1 0 0 0 3 .1 2 0 1 0 trip Euound the course, jiarded a Ltcber; FEurwell, p ; PUtt, lb ; L in- Chicago ...... 53 ^43 .552 Cooney, 2h ...... 2 0 0 0 0 neil, 2b; “Sam” Hewitt, ss; “Eddie” Ssiady Beach Arena last night. GustEifson, c ....3 2 2 16 3 0 Class. 0 71, which was recorded as- tbe auna- The results of the other bouts H ttsburgh ...... 62 43 .547 Hutchinson, 3b .. 3 2 2 1 2 0 teur mEU'k. A short time later be Markley, Sb; Brewer. If; Burkhardt, were as follows: A1 Plnkham, 138, r.'. Louis ...... 49 46 .521' R. Jiurvls, rf .... 3 1 1 0 0 0 shaved this by one stroke but an cf, Emd Anderson in right flild. Boston ...... 47 48 .495 27 12 13 21 6 2 Rockville, decision over Ray Lsm- Bob Smith applied the well- Phelps, cf ...... 2 1 1 0 0 0 other golfer, Herbert Codling, did All Eurrangements have been com Philadelphia ...... 40 62 .435 V. F. W . (0) H. Jarvis. If .... 1 0 0 0 0 0 pleted and both teams are out to dry, 184, Danielson; Hanv Pressel, known wbitewEUh bnish to the even better, shooting a 69. Then 131, Holyoke, draw wltr Jimmy a n cln n a tl ...... 41 55 .427 A B R HPO A E Grandl, 2 b ...... 1 l o 2 1 1 last Saturday, Kerr went out and win. We will see what we shall see StEUiley, 132.. W orcester: Totm g Brooklyn ...... 87 53 .411 Kilpatrick, lb ...2 0 0 4 0 1 Veterans of Foreign Wars team SpillEuie, p ...... 2 0 1 0 0 0 got a 36 going out, two above par. and then tidk about it Effterwards. LavEdle, 124, Worcester, knockout Fortin, 2b ...... 8 0 0 0 0 0 last night and carved his name in Rich, c f ...... 1 0 0 0 0 Com ing in he shot pirn fo r tbe last Every member of each teiun is ask TODAY’S GAMES in first roimd over Lairy Casson, Peterson, 8b ...... 2 0 0^1 3 0 the biuiebEdl HeJI of Fkme by let nine boles to establish tbe mark of ed to be on lumd by 2 o ’clock. 128, Holyoke; Mike Murphy, 120, Shields, If ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 ting the Servicemen down wltbout T o t a ls ...... 28 6 9 21 6 5 69. BAst Haunpton, decision over Joe American League Mathewson, ss ...3 0 0 2 2 l 8 bit or a run, the Ramblers win ■ Memo to Rooeevelt Hose Company No. 2 Kerr is employed by tbe Tel. Emd New York at Washing; jn, Rosia, 120, New Britain; Tony Glenney, rf ...... 3 0 0 2 0 0 ning 12-0 in seven innings. Only Inspired bv the wise ' words AB R H PO A Tel. in Bynunise and has t>een nude- Philadelphia at Boston. Paeclo, 142, Hartford, knockout in Sendrowski, c ...2 0 0 i 0 0 one Vet reached third bE»e. Sidney B. W ood, our mEdling de G. May, Ss ...... 4 2 2 1 ing great strides at golf, being rat St Louis at Chicago. second round over Joe Reedy, 124, Sentifl, c ...... 2 0 0 6 1 0 Miller for the Vets pitched good partment today is sending the folr Finnegan, 3b ... 4 0 1 1 ed as a professional at the regular Rockville; B'reddle* Coney, 110, Detroit at Clevelimd. M iller, p ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 bEdl imtil the youngsters solved his lowing telegram to President Smith, I f ...... 4 0 0 0 Syracuse club. He is the son of Mr. National Leacne W orcester, knockout in third roAmd ' innell, cf ...... 2 0 0 2 0 0 delivery in the third inning. From R oosevelt: Mullen, p ...... 3 1 0 1 and Mrs. Alexander Kerr of *::rt- Brooklyn at Phlladd^a (2). JUNIOR SERIES. Over Chester Rosia, 108, East that time on it was a question of 'Dear President: Nest year please N orris, l b ...... 3 0 0 6 ford, formesly of this town. H am pton; Joe R iven,, 16V, W illl- Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (2). 24 0 0 18 6 2 Kistaman, rf .... 3 0 1 0 how big the score was going .o be. do not sand any cable of good Sports Editor, mantic, decision over Joe Bard, Chicago at S t Louis. J. M ay, c f ...... 2 0 0 0 Score by iimings; Bob Srdth collected 16 strike outs wishes to the United States Davis Mfmehester Evening Herald. 115. Hartford. Boston at New York. Sym ington, 2b . . 3 0 0 1 Ram blers ...... 001 238 3— 12 with Us fast ball—too much smoke Cup tSEun. For it was you, and not D ear Sir: Kingflsh Sellanc^ 119, Hsulford, Hunnlford, c .... 3 1 1 8 Struck out, by Smith (16), by for the ageing Servicemen. .The Mercer Beasley, Ellsworth According to the sports cdunm technical knockout in second over Ramblers batM MlllAr for 13 hits Wilmer Allison or any other of the M iller (4); base on bSlls, off Smith T o t a ls ...... 29 4 5 18 5 2 Local Sport of the Herald I notice a Junior title Jackie Novak, 118, Danielson; Ed- (2), MiUer (3); two base hits, Had Including' a triple by MEdioney and who dkuseci us to lose to ie Vend!, 124, Hsukford, technical WEST SDES HAVE NO Score by innings; loop hEui been formed in town com den and B. Smith; three base hit, doubles by Smith ano HadJen. gland in the Cup matclMs. posed of four teEmos, North EaSs, knockout in first roimd over Jess It was the old question of the Wood Reveids It Hose Company No. .2 OlO 020 1— i Mahoney; umpires, McConkey Emd Manchester Green ... 030 030 x—6 C hatter Gibbies. Hill Billies and West Side Willard, 122, Hartford, Young old team pitted Eigcdnst a good “ If you don’t believe it, listen GAME FOR TOMORROW (»d s . Two-base hits. Phelps, Kishman; Buddlea It is interesting to note Hovey, 185, WiUimEmtic, decision young team and the odds were eU- to the following, which comes tbree-base hit, Finnegan; home run. that the West Side Buddies have over Dsmny Murphy, 122, Worce ways In favor of the nimble young from one of our astute young ten- The Hertdd Newsboys, undefeated ster; George Clark, 108, Hartford, R. Jarvis; hits, off Mullen 9. off defeated Gibbies three times this Up to this time the West Sides sters. The Ramblers in Justice to nisers, Sldntw B. Wood: except by Baldwin’s A. C., challenge seEumn, that Gibbies played a tie knockout in first over Bud Nichols, have no game for tomorrow, but Segar 1. off SplUane 4; sacrifice hit, the Vets showing are comrosed of ” ‘The reauration they were play any team in town, averajung 16-17 game with the Hill Billies so that 110, vmimantic. Manager Nick Angelo is working Yesterday’s Stars Ecabert: double pUiys, Mullen to the best players in town, Bob ing for their cotmtry and were ex- yeEus of age. For games phbne past performance would tend to hard to get a game. The Sacred \7orris to Finnegan, Grandl to Eca- Smith, HEulden, Falkowc.kl, G ustaf pecteo to win was what licked Mimager Frank lullano, 7956 iffter leave this league title tilt between ' Hearts of WiUlmantic Eure booked to Vines and Allison, m my estima bert; base on balls, off SpiUime 2; By Associated Press son. Wllklnscm', McConkey being struck out, Iw Mullen 8, by SegEur 6, 6 p. m. the N orth Ehida and W est Side Bud- ; HIGHLAND PARK FACES play the West Sides at the West right in the forefront of the com tion. It’s like spending somebody Side but Manager Angelo hasn’t by SplUane 8; time, 1 hour, 5 min dies with the Buddies decidedly the Wes Scbulmsricta, Phillies— Hit ing town series, which fact miti else’s dougb. You are under such a The Amerlcsm Legbn will play favorites. heard from the Sacred Hearts with utes; umpire, Rogers. home nm, triple and single: scored gates, to some extent, the fine shel heavy renonsibillty that you can’t Glbbles Soda Shop Monday night at BALDWINS IN SERIES in the last ten days and isn’t sure It so h^pens that the HeiUdv four runs against Braves.' lacking that the former soldiers do yoursMf Justice. You don’t dare 6 o’clock at Mt. Nebo field. Newsies are not eny older than- the ' they will come here. In case a gam* took last night. hit freely because of the fear of Oral Hlidebrimd, Indians—Limit Hill BilUes end ere ee wall a tgsb - For the fifth time this ytax the should be atTEuiged the xxumage- The Vets will meet the Watkins making errors. It’s a lot different League Leaders The Bloodhounds defeated the ed Tigers to eight scattered hits for/ iaed a team yet were Ignored whn^ Baldwin A. C. meet Highland Park ment will get in touch with the team next Tuesday night in the from competing as an individual at Bulldogs two out of three games in players. 7-2 victory. Invitations were extended by those in Em attempt to gEdn a victory from pU yoff o f the tie gEune played last Wimbledon where jmu have nobody By J^ssodated Frees the West Side Junior volley ball In charge for form ic tUa leeg^ them. Highland Park seems to have Monday night at Mt. Nc’ o. The but jrotmself to answer to. i- N attoaal gue. The scores were 16-11, 6-16 The Herald holds e S8-0 dedifOB b4>- an “Indiu sign’’ on the A. C.'s and game will stEurt promptly at six “ *Presldsnt Roosevelt’s cable of Batting— Klein, Pli^es, .370: ana 15-6. four innings over Glhfalee wUdi good wishes probably put an addi as yet have not lost a game to them, o’clock Euid Edl players are re Davis, Phillies, .343. Runs-^-Martin, would tend to give'the idee they, tional strain on the boys. That The Rec Girls, who were defeated having won imd tied two. quested to be at the field at that Cardinals, 74. Runs battsd in—Klein were good enough to play la the must have effected them like Sam by tbe Blueflelda 19-9 Thursday Because of this the HlgblEmd lad New Poker-Face Sits In time. Lovett and Wiganowski will Phillies, 84*. Hits—Klein, Phillies, league. Therefore pli^ the titio : dies are favorites to take this game stEirt fo r the W atkins team and HEurdy’s announcement the day be night at Mt. Nebo, will practice at leaguv out but the value of said title, fore we met the English in 1981 187. Doubles—Klein, Phillies, 31. he same diamond this afternoon which will be played at Clumter OEdc E^lucd Eind Sentiff will ' . the bat cannot honestly am ount to muBA^ did us. He broadcast that he bad Triples —VawbEm, Pirates^ 16. :!rom l-S. Players will meet at the Field at 1 o’clock tomorrow after Big-Time Tennis Game tery for the Vets. Rome runs—m dn, Phillies and Ber unleu the winner ia willing to prebe^ ± ______. booked return pEMsage fo r us on a School Street Rec at one o’clock. ■ Its ability on the dlainond noon. This w ill be the opening gEune ship ' sEdling iffter the French ger, Braves, 18. ,Stolen bases—^Mar the Herald Newsboys viio are o f the MEmchester A m erican LeEtgue matohes, scheduled for the follow tin. Cradlnals. 14. Pitcblng—Hub- The Ramblers, fresh from their Em I is an im portant gaioae for. both New York, July 29.—The U. S.^Sea and Seabiight clinched her se bell, Giants, 16-6. frMited except by Baldwin A . C. thla^ lection as a Wifhtman Cup player. ing week-end. It was eqpivaleat to no-hit, no-run victory over the V. year. teEuns, so a lively gam e is expected. Wifhtman Cup team that ia«ets a ONECOS TO BE HOST telling us the powers-that-be were Am erican W. are anxious to arrange return The Baldwin A. C. traveled to Bol picked squad of British women, ten H er play in the east revesRled Unchanged from yesterday, ex- Frahh lullano, ■peed beyond the hopes of most taking it for granted we would games Yvith the Sub Alpines, ICan- ton last night and trounced Gowdy*s nis plajrers at Forest Hills, August trim the Brltisb. ' ceptfor trlplsa—Averlll, Indians, 11. chaster Green and the Oldl i r “Timers Manager Manoheater HaraM ^of the women players of Lhe day, to BLUEFIELD NINE Newdtoya. x Nine 10 to 1 in a prepiuratory gomie “ Tt’s that kind of high pressure 4 and 6, will Include “Pcker-Fcoe” rod showed that, she is. thoroughly ler tomorrow's tilt. stuff that'prevente us getting the and 'Toker-Faee, Jr.” fan^Uar with ^ departmsnts of A OBiOLBHtW i'ls gams.' Tomorrow the ^Blusflelds will. cup back.’ The former is the ori|inal Helen Journey to Oneco to meet the fMt Wills Moody. The latter is a new With the pUy of No. 1 Helen Spo^ Editor:' Last Night ’a Fights (Wills) and'No. 2 Hslsn (Jaoobs) stepping Oneofr town team, m a pre That |Ata Yon Ont Shallow Water* Tars comer who has been burning up vious eaoQuntsr the Blueflelda “There now^ Mr. Preetdsnt, may Wa, the ItaashlMa have the courts — Alice MarMe, uond Slipping, Ahoe has a swsll ohanoa Om BE '^nifiaad e a r hasabatt taaffi to iUp into the spotlight. mafuged to aqimsae.oat * 8-2 vic be after thla you will net try By Aeeoeiated Press stenographer from San Franplaco.' high preesure stuff oh our liv of pM>aran bstn asn the ^ Tht Padfle coast might tory.. The Onacd team boasts one of t%t I Wilmington, Del.—Buster Brown, tXuis Doya. Rtlek'to your hanks Cop Snipe Boat Honors ib-i8.^A«y taaai tnteaabB ii ' Mrs. Moody’s unemotional play have been a baseb^ pl.«ysr had the fastest outfisldi in their pection. -Baltimore, ou^inted Young Kid earned her the now famous nick find your ye industries and stuff like tag us may aacufa faaMm by' she followed the trend of her eftfly The Bhiefieldi hre all set for the •V - la g Diofc Firpo, Perms Grove, N. J., 8; Billy name and Alice’s style has brought fta y . and jt}M. h itd iln f aaalgnmsHt tlM t and h t our Imprsssionahla WEdlace, Cleveland, knocked out youth. .She lived aomhs, from the yaung. athlatai alone." ' _ DtUaa. Tsxas, July 29.-—Gompet- itie craft to score 886 points o«B of phone 74M or her the monlKer of "Poker-Face, Seals’ ball park in San VnnOaoOi will be haadiad Neubausr, Kovhp Lew Raymond, Baltimore, 8. Queoojhat ought to hold P iW .s^Utast 800 snips boats from a poaBlUs 400, winning hOtaors Jr.” Emd every day of her aohodl vaca^ or Lanky... '.■.•-’y''" Poughkeepsie, N. Y.—Bat Batta- dent RooiMvtitlw a whllel p u t s o f Hm Uhltsd 8 ta ^ two fir tbe Dallas SaDIttf' Wa uani Today Alice' is ranked No. 7 t-on She went aeroas and aooopad All playefa aro rfquestad to be at lino, 185, Haftfocd, knocked out aloeal'saiknt, neither of whom had. Dr. Huh IsanolBV httafl'of the gtm a the among the fair racqueteeia in the hp grounders for the ball playera. the corner of and Summer Benny WWttier; 181 1-2, Baltimore, followed the sport on the-deep sea, DnBas SaUing Chilh ii.n lio United. Statea. But her preasnt She aoon waa sldtlful enouih to street at tomorfow morning 2 . ftntt Msiiiiff imd "Frenchsr** w on tho HHnniBford T ro{4iy in . the Hors of the r nMng, in dm of this yeart ten p l^ ban .with her three brothers^ aa the bua will leave not long after Utalt, tsnfiunatss on the Oal'*snd S^pe IhtljMtlona] Yachting Assb- Y u h tin g Camden, n !. J.— ^Roxy A llen, Cam nis, is away tMow the spot she Hden Wills latqr became her wards. Plkyers should ^ m e ip tpeir den, N. J., ou^Kiinted Johnny Peppe, oeiast leagna dtthi wsre ti«d at 80 datli^ obmpetltion. memhara la •U should occupy. Ifor recent per Alios put on a sun- street clothesm they will chimge up sldsn bsifg to jbiiMl ths leagun.. in M u^eo Mutln and bis. qne«inam[Mt«ttSi Aost Philadelphia, 1Q» formances at Hanebester-faywtbo- Md here she la- thsrat ' I.) r* K’ - . . s ‘ I , 1^ ^ - I V^ ■ ?• •■••.■?-: V ■• .' •■ ■- - *w?-,- ‘ - ■'• ■ ••^ l^' *• . ■ ^ • . . • 'i ^ • •*. ' . ■» ■ 1 < *• r - ■.t ■'-• \ yy 'C r.^ *t » r • •> '•■ * 5; s f - i ii-«. . m r m i m . :.. :; *■■ ■ v ; '■,-, i;-'*; -^-. ~+'ACB BIGHT V IW [CaESTERHVEOTNCP5lAU).)i^ ■j / — ''. i •: . ■!" ? ; - ' 4 ^ j.fl.V Sr-f.1..., Read the Classified Renlal Properfij Lishnq on fhis rage Dr. Dolso. an aggroistvs partlaan LOST AND FOUND 1 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 APARTMENTS—FLATS— H edg es CONTINUE CALL OUT MILITIA ffimtanTSipparta^ of Rooaavdt In FOREST w o r k e r s; i ^ „ TENEMENTS 63 BASEBALL the pre-oiooventlon' flsys, wss prae- LOST—FOUR AUTOMOBILE keyi FO R b a l e :— s a c r i f i c e , 1932 ttoalfyusoi^poied. ■ • ' in brown leather ease. T elep lu ^ F ord 8-4 ton truck 1500 mUefi FOR RENT—TW O i 4 ROOH tene TO COME IN FROM n PENNSY STRIKE ' mrtilBt Atwwsf Wh - BArnfiiAM ES: I 6689. denumstrator $435. Alao Chevrolet ments at 11 Plano'Place. R&t free W EST sms LEAGUE- But the distilct attoney qusatkm . ' I 1982 1-2 ton truck $400. Wm. Rock- to August 1st: Ligidre on premises. rsmalnsd unsettladM with no InfOr- (UoatiBaed From Page. Oae) Bn, Ripley HUl, South Coveptry. The West Side League standing F N n Page Oae) matiraltem a poMtioo ALL OVER NATION after Wednesday night's game Is: AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 Telephone 815-5. FOUR ROOM FLAT, . first floor, o f authority.as to any tndlcatloDa ot pleasant'neighborhood, nice shady . W . L. the urines early today. Nona of the were obtained for the fifty men. change in the deadlocked altuation T V y b(ri^fied trucks and. were car 1927 DODGE 4-door sedan, good yard. C. J. StrlckAn^ 168 hFniti (OoBtlaiied Fron Page One) r A ...... 5 . * mlnez were operatiiig, general clos one way or another. Queationed 1931 NASH small eight sedan, low ried, singing and shouting, to the paint, tires and leather upholster street Phone 737A . Jaffe’s ...... 5 5 ure. follovring Governor Pinchot’s about the possttrillty an early mileage, beautiful dark green, with o t the fire. ing. Has only 83,600 original miles. what was going to become of the Cleary*tt .4 4 move last n l^t in recalling state solutioD, Farley said district a^ scene o t black trim. This car has been own FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat 20 Sum small stores. P agan i's ...... 3 4 troopers, an^er quick devHop- Needed 50 More ed since new, by a prominent in Only one owner. A lot of transpor tomej^ bad yet been recommended tation for the low price of $50. mer street J. J. Rohan, telephone *T say what I told them in a tele Hayers In the West Side League ment in the fast-moving coal field and there was littie likelihood of- ac Thursday brought a call for fifty surance man and has had the best 7433. gram—^men have died and worms are again reminded to show up for drama. of care. Cost new |U95. Special Riley Chevrolet Company, Armory tion within the next several days. i more men. And by the time-the fre have eaten them—^but not from these remaining games or players Sheriff Hackney, in his telegram Although the administration ac* was brought nndSr control, the re price to sell quick, $345. Riley Garage, 60 Wells street. Telephone FOB RE3IT—4 ROOM tenement all paying $12 a .week for fourteen wanting to get into the league will to. Governor Ptxichot which pre- tioh is withholding the appointment cruits who had . not been called to Chevrolet Co., Armory Garage, 60 6874. improvements, g a ^ e if desired. hours in a retail store. take their places. c^itated the sending of state imtll a ^ r Congress adjourned, led fight there wero battling a smaller Wellb street Telephone 6874. Call 8608 6r 5 2 3 0 .' “My message is sjmply this. The troops, outqjokenly sdbred the to belief the leaders planned to nenn- .forest, fire that burned for three plan is working, llie most essen EACHES ARE VICTORS ecuttve f or calling the state police WB BUY, SELL and exchange used MOVING— TRUCKING— FOR RENT—THREE, five and six Inate State Senator Frank S. Bergin, dajts near the camp. tial thing'for us to do is to get rid S duty. New Guard member and Senate Ma- A great deal of the work, how cars all makes and naodels. Armory ______STORAGE 20 room tenements, with all modem The newly organized Hollywood of the psychology of imemploy- j<«ity Leader, in the face of the op ever, was reported to be fire pre Garage, 60 Wells street Telephone improvements. Inquire at 147 Ekut ment Stop figiudng that you’ll Eagles started, r ft with a bamg py position of S ^ to r Lonergan,'noth vention rather than fire-fighting. 6874. s i l v e r LANE BUS LINE offer the Center street or telephone 7864. have to save for a day. Spend defeating the strong Scbieldge’s All- ing has occurred in the last six Thad J. Parr of Camp Roosevelt accommodation of their large De> to end unemployment.” Stars to the tune of 16-8. Kloter ARREST THIRD MAN weeks to support that view. 1932 WILLYS SEDAN; 1932 Chev- Luxe bus for lodge, party or team FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement stood out for the Eagles while Gie L. mintnn said threerquarters of a rolet coach; 1930 Ford Town sedan; with shades and all improvements, Nevertheless, the Impression still miift of trout streato whs. cleared trips at special rates. Phone 3063, FORD NOT SIGN ED young '^tkaiireck played best ball prevails among those foUowing Con 1930 Chevrolet coach; 1929 Ford r<-ady A ug. 1st. Telephone 7358. 32 IN S n i A MURDER there fhis week. The speec of the 8860, 8864. Detroit, July 29.—(AP) — The for the loseris. The Eagles would necticut idfairs in Washington that coupe; 1928 Whippet Six coach. stream was Incresssd, and deep Cottage street Ford Motor Co. has not yet signed like games with the Kazlng Nine the administration favors Bergin Cole Motors, telephone 6463. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE h^les were formed, to serve as the recovery code of the automo and Y. M. C. A. Jrs.—^for games (Contiaiied from Page One) and bther new guard candidates. moving, general trucking, livery FOR REINT—TWO, THREE anO call Ray French, 8153. w;ell8 for emergency placements for four room furnished or unfurnished bile industry, pending a further Senator Lonergan, who is support service. Our affiliation with United study of the document, but Henry Hollywood Eagles Moran and Kelly went upsUrirs and ing state chairman David A. Wilson fire pumps. Vans Service means tower rates on apartments. Manchester Construc AB R H PO A E The road coiistructipn wprk un tion Co. TeL 4131 or 4359. Ford has consented to serve as let themaeivea in with K ^jt's key. for the post, has declared his inten Want Ad InformatiM, furniture moving to distant points. honorary president of the National Katkaveck, c ... .4 3 1 4 0 0 When the dentist returned, there tion of opposing the nomination der way at all the camps was con Large modem tracks, experienced sidered by State Forester Austin F. FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM . tene- recovery committee in his home Anderson, 3b ... .4 1 2 0 2 2 was a struggle, the detectives said, when it is brougnt out on the floor. men, prompt service, all goods in Swartz, If ...... 3 0 0 0 0 1 Hawes as an important lliric fit the Manchester ment at 163 Osdi street, rent $20. city. Dearborn. and a sheet was wrapped around the sured while in transit are features Fisher, 2b ...... 4 1 1 2 1 2 equipment for, protection of the Inquire OstuioJ Telephone 8816. That was acceptea today as in elderly man’s neck. Evening Herald offered at no extra expense to you. dicative of the Ford attitude to Ckiwles, S3 ...... 3 1 0 0 1 0 Two suitcases fuU of clothing and state forests, with the new roads Daily trips to New York, baggage FOR" RENT—FIVE ROOM tene- ward the N. R. A. program and Moriarty, p ...... 3 0 0 2 4 0 jewelry, as well as a small radio se^ AUTHOR IS DEPORTED serving at ->nce as fire . and CLASSIFIED delivered direct to steamship piers. ment ail modem conveniences, $18 bore out the statement of General Scbieldge, lb ....3 2 2 12 0 2 were stolen. providing means ol^- access to the ADVERTISEMENTS For further information call 3063, per month. Arthur A. Knofia, tele Hugh. S. Johnson, National admin Potter, rf ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 Police announced they have a fires. Prentice, c f ...... 1 O' 0 1 0 0 Palma, Mallorca, July 29.— (AP) 8860, 8864. Perrett & Glenney, Inc. phone 5440 or 4359. istrator, that Henry Ford “has giv photogr^h of Kelly in a bathing — ^Theodore P ratt, Am erican w riter Count six sveraas words to s line. en bis persona] assurance of sup suit, taken while he was at a beach whom the Spanish government has AUTIMST KILLED Initlsla numbers and abbreviations FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat good p ort.” T otals ...... 25 8 6 21 8 7 w ith "Dt. Sylla. He was described eaob count as a word and compound Schleldge’s All Stars ordered deported as an undesirable words as two worda Minimum cost Is REPAIRING 23 location, south side, fine yard. If Caspar B. Hughes, president of as a powerfully built man more resident, said he would sail for New Skowhegan, ,Me., July 29.— (AP)' price of tbree llnea you want a good rent this is a bar the Dearborn Board of Commerce, AB R H PO A E than six feet tall. Line rates per day for transient MOWER SHARPENING, vacuum N. Forde, 3b ... .3 2 0 0 0 2 York today on the steamship Ebco- —(Charles Eugene Thatcher, 19, of gain, reduced to $32. Phone 4466. annotmeed last night at a meeting chorda with his wife. Newtonville, Mass.* was killed to ada clabner, washing machine, gun, Sheehan, 90 Holl street. B. Forde, s s ...... 5 ^ 2 1 0 1 Billeetlve March 17, 1SS7 thaf Mr. Ford bad agreed to aid N. French, lb ... .4 1 1 9 0 0 An article Pratt wrote for the day when the roadster he was driv Casb Charge lock repairing, key making. Braitb- . 'Jie campaign and to lend his name waite, 52 Pearl'street FOR REa^T— 6 ROOM tenement M ohi, c ...... 4 2 2 8 2 1 American magazine on Mallorcan ing skidded on the wet highway 6 Consecutive Days ..| 7 cu| * cts to the movement. CONNE(nCUT NOW READY cuatoms arous^ Indignation in some S Consecutive Days .. S ctsi 11 eU with garage, 162 School street also K lotic, p ...... 4 4 3 0 4 1 one mile east of here and cvertum- quarters. ed. 1 Day ...... I 11 cl»l 1* «!• three room apartments. Maple Tedford, If ...... 4 2 3 0 0 0 All orders for Irregular insertions COURSES AND CLASSES 27 PLANTS SIGN CODE Symington, rf...... 3 0 1 0 0 0 A Madrid dispatch said United Internal injuries were said to - will be charged at the one time rata street Telephone 6517. Norwalk, July 29—(AP) The F()R RECOVERY CAMPAIGN Arnold, 2 b ...... 3 1 1 0 2 1 States Ambassador Qaude G. Bow have caused death almost instant Special rates for long term every following Norwalk factories, wltb day advertising given upon request. BEAUTY CULTURE—Earn while Alvord, cf ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 ers did hot protest the deportation FOR RESTT— 6 ROOM tenement, all the number of employes in brackets, ly- Ads ordered for tnree or six days learning. Details free. 'Hartford improvements. Apply 31 Wads Roberts, cf ...... 2 2 1 0 0 0 (Oootlnned From Page One) order.’ He was told the defense in A blind man named Durfee, also and stopped before the third or fifth Academy of Hairdressing. 693 Main today announced new schedule of Hutchinson, rf .. 1 0 0,0 0 0 the case of five other Americans of Newtonville, the only other oc day will be charged only for the ac worth street. less bours and more pay, starting on tual number of times the ad appear street, Hartford. trator for all of New England. In chaig^ with attacking a civil cupant of the machine, was unin ed, charging at the rate earned, but Monday: , , T otals ...... 34 16 14 18 8 6 Connecticut he will be assiated by guard at Palma had Sf9e days to jured. Norwalk Tire and Rubber Com no allowance or refunds can be made BUSINESS LOCATIONS Score by innings: a board comprisiDg John J. Pelley, prepare its case, after which the Tbe couple was trai/ellng from on six time ads stopped after the BONDS—STOCKS— pany (800); . . president of the New Haven rail fifth day. FOR RENT 61 Scbieldge All Stars ..^00 112 2— 8 prosecution will have forty days to Dover-Foxcroft to Skowhegan No “ till forbids": wisplay lines not MORTGAGES 31 American Hat Company (350); Hollywood Eagles .. .311 461 x-^16 road, Archibald.McNeil, Democratic complete the charges. when the accident occurred. f sold# Ctorsetry, Inc.,* (300);. Two base hits: French, Kloter; National committeeman, and State The Berald wlU not be responsible TO RENT—OFFICES AT 865 Main Manhatt^y Shirt Company (265). '’4 WANTED—^A FIRST mortgage of Hits off: Kloter 6, M oriarty 14; Sac Senator Harvey L. Tbompson. lor more than one Incorrect Insertion street (Orford Bldg.). Apply EW- Although Norwalk Tire and of any advertisement ordered for $4500. Ehccellent security. Address ward J. Holl. Tel. 1642 and 8025. rifice hits: French, Anderson, Pot 'Senator Lonergan, one of the few more than one tlma Rubber (Company has not yet signed ter; stolen bases: Mohr 2, Scbieldge members of either house who re The Inadvertent omission ol incor P. O. Box 223, Manchester. the code,: pending arbitration in the 3, French 1, K atkaveck 1; base If Fou Want to Drive, Don’t Drinb! ^shaken before taken. Doc says be so^YoiJvE iN vrrt^ t w e c t t h e r WArr/ itL LEr ^ Wlien you want to drive, don’t {never intends to use a new oar as UP TO YOUR u n c l e ' s AVACAHON, ^ T30WN fiW HNR AN drink; when you want to drink don’t he figures that it will pay him to EH?-wEGAD,BUSrrER,Y'KNOW VWAS ^ WELL *BOtH H /^ drive. Remember, if you are arreet- I give his patients -superior service. Bd for even a minor traffic violation ■ He figures he may not get there GOINS TO -RENT A B W IPORTWEEUMMERrM ^ SOOD CR< ? , ai*« the officer finds you lunre been quite as quick in his “shiwering AND ASK YOU^AND TWEBOYS TO BE MY / \ YOU'RE 'PLAINSTH' drinking, even moderately,' the pen'> flivver” but that when he does ar« GUESTS ‘—YES— BUT, ALA’S -I HAVE M g. STRING SOB,SO tlty is likely to be : '-uch m ore se> rive his medicines will be thorough vere than it otherwise would be. ly mixed and shaken. NOT BEEN SO LUCKY WITH THE*RACE WORSES ( X'LL ASK YOU TO THIS SEASON-AND THE MONEY I HAD WAS/ COME ALONG ^ More People Take Note of the Short Story: He thought she - GONE THE VYAY OP LAST \ — OW W E L L * 4uto Horn Than They Do (rf the would give him half of the road Wlt^EFiS SNOW I AW ME, ) “t u p n —^<50 T9ACK rrombone.. Only 17 stitches were necessary. I ^ANCY IT WILL BE THE 1 ” Noah’s Luck ) V PROMT TORCH WICKER ^ ^ Loose nuts . . . Some girls go in YOU'D POP IN ON [or athletics and others get their Another thing old Noah missed CHAIRS TOR MY That might have roused his ire— US^LATER. Bxerclse walking back from auto k VACATION mobile rides r . . The funny thing He never ha dto stop the ark. AMYHOWI about a rumble seat, is that you And change a bloomin’ tire. seldom hear a rumble nut of one of Old Noah really played in luck, ' them .. . Incident^y, the best way With the ark, but didn’t know it; to fix a flat tire is to leave her at It never lacked for gasoline home next time . . . So the reckless And no one bad to tow it. Romeo went around the bends with two wheels and the curves with two Another trouble old Noah missed. M A.}-).] hands . . . Love may laugh at lock His joy, no one can dim it. \ smiths, but even it has learned to He never had to stop the ark, ^ I take motorcycle officers seriously Outside the twelve mile limit. . . ..It is well to look before you 5. leap. You may jump in front of a Still forty days and forty nights. bigger car . . . The coroner usually He had to drive bis ark; has the last word in an argument A-taklng in aquatic sights between a pedestrian and an auto With not a place to park. • mobile. Dispatches again csdl our atten Bob—I didn’t rent a garage. tion to the fact that railroads being What’s the best '.hing to do with my put to heavy expense in rebuilding car tonight. overhead bridges—^not for.the piur- Peg—Oh, park it on a lonely road. pose of fu:commodating ordinary automobile traffic, but to provide Sometilnes careless parking is the for the great freight trucks and cause of serious accidents. Drivers trailers that are continually tearing should see to it when they park up our highwasrs. It does seem • S O B S . , their cars on the street or highway rather strange tiiat railroads have C 3 that their cars do not extend out H1MSEU= AN IN = bUaMT.t to capitalize safe passageway for ■.'V into that part of the street which their principal conipetitors. \ C2> may be necessary for use of passing wm, cars. (O muiM m i) R apper Fanny Says? Village Postmaster—Did you get ______H ia.U ;S.e»T .O fF. S< <)RCHY SMITH your wife a nice birthday present? Into The Everglades By John G Terry Laziest Citizen—Got her one w orth $600. Postmaster—teood Lord! A car? Laziest Citizen—^Naw. A year’s job at the laundry. B g ' The Depression Has Made Us Honest, and Less Prone to Four- flush. Nowadays We Speak Out Loud When We Say We Can’t Af ford a New Car. Gertrude—So you were out riding wICh Titewadde. I suppose you passed everything on the road. Margaret — You bet; Including eight ice cream parlors and sixty soda fountains. DEFINITION:. A f>arking hole is a space between two cars, generally found on the opposite side of the street from the one you are on. WASHINGTON TIJBBS II By, ( rane OUT OUR WAY By Williams Into the Jaws of Death Rode the IF ANYBODY THINKS I'H 601M' Six Hundred. A Courageous Thing HO/B omkiYJ 'NHO to Do. But There Is no Sense in TO SPEND THE REST O* M'f DAYS 1 vsjooLo^i-r Gtvje SETriN* ON AN ICEBERG. THEYRE ..SEKTT w o o OCfT FEP Jaywalkers Trying It Cw* r r T t) h i m m o w i - BLINKIN' WELL MISTAKEN. WOOR HEADnIT? ThaT4 TH* OKIEo w e CAKiV ORl*siv<'^ Old Doctor Pillsbury from.Bnisb- Patting your best foot for C rW E i T T b rr b e l o n g s t o — rr#yavTH -fu* vUle sayh he stfll drives Us fliw ^ ward- Is dlways. a step ^ the ost. Moot? and then his medicines are all well right.'direction'. PPESIOEKIT THERE- o s e YooR h e a d , H ^ D . G o O vjTAN' u- « g e t A n o t h e r o w e n/YA\*T/ ^ OO—TH 3VJ1JL AM* G\n/E ' e m PAT-ki * fILL OFIFER ITTO / o m e 7 ^ / ^ ^ ^ ^ W O O R J ers. Y WELL, STOMP MY BRAINS OUT, IF’N IT ) AINT THE JONAH, CAUGHT IN THE ICE. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser • PABAOISE LAKE NDCT STOP. BOVS OKAY/;. I’ ______^ 'T i c «J.Fr«Wtv.ViArAi& THE FLYER ! ROUNDS THE &ENO' Mau.aMT.orr. WSSiTATfeS \S LOST. LwM.u.ayAT.ofr. e tt33 »Y tWA w w vica w a. jjJ CnwrwMBvicawa IM PINE FLATS, THE \ BOYS' JOURNEY OF - \ S.ALESMAJN SAM Breeding! By Smati LUXURY DRAWS TO 'WrY, SAM,OUIT- TEASIN’ THAT KLePHANT^ UK- UH- UW- r^CS,.P 0UCB, iTS TU* SIGHT OF A UFETIME.! BUY YOUEL 'HouJ ABOUT YOU, HIsTfeR.’^ I T is n 't Po l i t e T o WAltH"' IT S C LO S E ...... 1 AMOA.. dr' WAM1,... OOTSlOE...... ------AMO------SELL SIOC.------✓ AttlRl',------SIRI, DUCATS - HSRS------T b------S e E— -TH E “ r’VKN- ^p^^-eATlNG^shark! WOULDN’T YOU UKIu k e T&e e e PEOPLE. WHILE .THEY'RE SHOW t i c k e t s I TH E m a m - b a T im®- s h a r k ? EATIMS.I. v$2_ AH’LL TAKE YO 1 WE’RE I, AMD B O V /1 CAM HARDLY BASS, b o y s .... NSOIMS TO HOW ! BELIEVE WE’RE W E a Ll i s Jm iSSTHIS, j THANKS' AT PARADISE. GOIW’ TD M IS S ]TOO.AREM*T / fOREVERV^ LAKE __ V’S R ! YO SUMPIM* y W E , I THINS J n-’e, JU ST LIKE* AWFUL ? r TOR u s - SIDESH T e e k i T z . CHILOACMANOKIDS HERE. TVlO-BffP ' • iHeerHu GAS BUGGIES The Drunkard’s Oath / By Frank Beck 'MOW THAT YOl/VB SOMRBD z WABN'T ON A BPRIE. Z 1 >w v.. UP FROM YOUR CIDER SPREE O O N T TOUCH A DROP OF HI6 THE NEXT HEY.. AMY-. GOOD BYE, WITH ‘‘aUMB* JACKEON to LIKI CIDER UNTIL AFTER OUR CANOE THINE Z KNEW UNLOCK THIB YOOD TO HEAR THAT STORY AEAlM TIPPED OVER AMO WE WfRB WAS lYINE ON DOOR.. L1BTBN.^ BETTER BOYS.„.. X BEST ABOUT HOW YOU BOTH^ r r^ WALKING HOME IN THAT COLO .^THE BEACH NEXT X 3W£A/9 THATb ETKf N E E D WAS E.VEBYTHIM©) E V E R , HEROICALtY RIBCUFO LBJWB WIND. WHEN Z WENT TO THE JU06B W W AT HAP/>MNeO UNTIL YOU ALL RIGHT? L j X MR. EACH OnTMR FROM J TMB < OVERBOARD 1 MUETTVE AHO EOXrr OF O P»l THE DOOR I CAN THINK \ y A WATERY 6RA/i , HIT BOMBTHE4B.. Z CLAEPEO AND LET ME U P AN HOPE YOU ycOMOOCTOR INI THE l a k e . ia m S& WAS KNOCKED IN HIB EXPLAIN.. ORI6INAL EM JOYED- A W eOLDBR'N A ARMBf ALIBI... THE TRIP / M A C K ER EL^. SREATf » J - r.' ' . k.*j' .» •> *•''' '• * --- *- J A B D O T T O m ADIO DEAIBS HERE OVER 100 TO ATTEND CHDRCHVACAIION FLAN MUaCAL PROiGRAH n i l BOMID SEEKS CLAM BAKE TOMORROW a t CiTilDEL WEDNESDAY ICr. and ICn. W. 8. Hyd« and aoa NOT IN ON THE CODE DATA m ilEA lEiy . Stuart aud daughter Francea are SCHOOL IS aosm • expected home today from Orove T bH Cfidsrs of Lebaiuni Spon Beach Point where they have been soriBg Affair at Marlborough Social alSaKatUm Army Head- spending several weeks. Temorrow Afternoon. qaaiter8:^tp Defraj^Eixpmiaea Told They May Not Have North Ead Chordws Have of Annual Picnic. Spdt-.Oot Hank Addbg AD Ifiv. Nellie Q. Warren of Autumn / Street is spending some time at Over 100 have purchased tickets Bennington, Vermont, Voice ia Monday Pariey— for the old-fashion Rhode ifiand Special Program as Chss- W ednesday evening.the com clam bake to be held at the Fish and Game club in Marlborough to ing week, August 5, tlw'Company Mr. and Mrs. Carl Allen and chil Called a “ Racket” morrow afternoon. The affair is esEnd. meeting of the Salvation' Army is dren will occupy the Holger Bach being held under the auspices of presenting a musical program udilch cottage at Black Point for the re Nutm^ Forest, Tall Cedars of mainder of the season. Mr. Allen will be'followed 1^ a social, pro Because of Automotive Division Lebanon, of this town. The dinner The vestry of the Second Con The State Board of MOk Control ; will spend the week-ends with his of tee Chamber of Commerce is not which will consist of nearly every ceeds from the affair to bet to sent to Avery milk dealer in tee family, and vacation during the an sufficiently represented in tee mem kind of seafood will be served at 2 gregational chunh was filled last defray expenses of tee annual picnic state on Friday a blank form for re- nual shut-down of the Orford Soap bership of tee Connecticut Automo o’clock. A Wg sports program has evening for the program of of tee Sunday school. The pro turn to tee Board’s offiee at tee end company the latter part of August. bile Dealers’ Association, it ia pos been plcuined also. the Church Vacation school, which gram will begin at 7:45 p. m. and is of August giving i^ormation re a very interesting one. The Senior sible teat local dealers in this field has been conducted by the Norte garding tee.volume and natiire of and SHEERS will not be allowed tee privilege of Band will support tee program with tee dealer’s business. This;form will Miss Helen A. Crawford of Ham Main street churches for seven sending a delegate to a state meet several selections, and tee balance be tee basis of collecting: statistics = lin street left today in company with consecutive seasons. Rev. F. C. Al These lovely, sheer All-Silk Fabrics, ing to be hdd in Hartford Monday DR. BOYD GOLF CHAMP will be vocal and instrumental selec regarding tee milk industry of the friends from New York, for a two len of the Second Congregational tions by soloists, as well as read- invite immediate interest through the weeks’ vacation at Camp-of-the- afternoon for tee purpose of formu state which heretofore have not lating an automotive code for this church who originated the school in ^ .; been known. Prior to tee enact beauty of designs and their marvel Woods, Speculator, in the Adiron- OF LOCAL DOaORS Among tee artists to appear on state. here and has been actively engaged ment of tee law establishing the . ous colorings. dacks. in tee work every summer, bad his tee Young People’s program are This situation came to light last Board of Milk Control- teerq,was no vacation in July, but motored up William TMrkington, violinist; Ed agency in the state able to collect Mrs. Helen C. Bayne of Forest night at a meeting of tee loctd di Defeats Dr. Higgins One U p~ from tee shore to attend tee exer ward Richardson, reader, and Miss street will spend the mon^ of vision at tee Chamber office. Carl the figures, but \mder-tee-terms ot Match Goes Extra Hole and cises. V. Sorbet, pianist, from Hartford. the law, the Board is empowered to' N ow P riced August at Kittery Point, Maine. L. Lane, field secretary of the Rev. M. S. Stocking of tee Norte An instnimental quartet from tee association, was present to explain Nearly Reached the 20th. call on milk dealers for^'teis in-, Methodist church presided in the band undsr the direction of Hudson formation. The material'furnished* Mrs. Albert Harrison and children tee new statutes on licenBing absence from town of Mark Lyons will,also have a part in the garages and tee necessity of signal Dr. Howard Boyd last night wpn tee Board by these forms will serve' of Myrtle street have left for Grove tee golf championship of Manches Holmes, chairman of tee Joint com program . Beach where they will spend their devices on motor vehicles. In as a basis for the .determination oi ter physicians and surgeons by mittee from tee sponsoring church At .the conclusion of the enter many facts regarding tee industry., vacation with Mrs. Harrison's par spetiking of the state meeting Mon winning tee annual tournament at es. Mr. Stocking praised the staff tainment, refreshments will be on the basis for future planning of the, 4 0 ^ t o 9 0 ^ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Johnson. day, Mr. Lime said teat .only a few tee local Country club from Dr. Ed and helpers for tee Interest taken sale in tee,lower hall, and a com Board, and tee basis for a s^em / Manchester detders were members win C. Higgins, one up. The in tee school and tee . preparation mittee is Arranging a delightful pro of tee association and as a resuit of pooling of production should such ■ Dr. and Mrs. George Limdberg match went to tee nineteenth hole for last night’s program. He called gram in this connection. Particu a juan be rul^ by tee Board.' he did not believe they would be lars as to. admission fees will be For and children who have been occupy being all even on tee eighteenth. on tee,'superintendents, m im Fran The blank forms call on tee deal-' allowed a voice in planning tee code. found elsewhere in today’s Herald. ing the Alvord cottage at Giant’s Dr. Higgins Just missed oarrying tee ces Conrow of tee primary depart ers for the following informa^on:' Codes fo r VEirlous industries are As the affair is in supix>rt of tee Neck during July, are expected home match to 20 holes when a short putt ment, Miss Marion Legg of tee total' milk produced, total milk' being formulated terBughout tee Sunday school picnic for the chil in time for Dr. Limdberg to resume caught tee lip of tee cup and Junior department and Mrs. J. L. bought from others with price paid; nation under tee National Recovery dren, a large audience is expected Immediate Clearance his practice Monday. stayed there giving him five strokes Handley of tee intermediate de total cream bought from others Act for the return of prosperity, to be on band. to Dr. Boyd’s four. partment, who in turn introduced ^ te price paid; total twIUv sold as and tee state association has takes Adjutant Reginald Martin, officer Mrs. Sedrick Straughan and their assistants. certified. Grade A, or special Plains and Prints Included. the initiative in calling a meeting in charge of thj local corps, who ar daughters Joyce and Elaine will Exhlbitiontf of colorful handwork classes; total milk sold as Grade B;' for that purpose. A number of rived in Mcmchester this week, will spend the next two weeks in South- by tee children filled tables at tee total converted into cream; total field in tee Berkshires. local dealers have described tee LUTHERANS TO TALK sides and rear > of tee vestry. be chairman of the ^program. move as a “racket" to obtain new milk and cream manufactured into SPECIAL NOTICE Pickle and marmalade Jars of all other products, except^ butter; u)tal Friends of Mrs. * Frederick members for the association. sizes and sbi^tes weie painted or The local division deferred nam OVER LAWN SOCIAL cream manufactiured into butter; During August This Store Will Qose Saturday Schmutz of Passaic, N. J., formerly covered wlte rough plaster and col total milk otherwise disposed of; A t Noon. of this town, will be interested to ing a delegate to tee meeting until ored, for flower containers and oth Monday morning at 11 o’clock, when POLICE COURT -total milk sold as charity milk; know teat she has engaged tee J. J. er uses. Bricks were covered with tee dealers will meet again at tee Committee Chairmen to Make price received for charity milk; Quinn cottage at White Sands Beach colored burlap, drawn with threads, total cream purchased outside of Chamber office. In tee meantime, Plans for Event to Be Held for use as door stops. Other ob Edward McGuinness, of 11 Ash and will spend tee remainder of tee officers of tee division are making state with price paid. on August 18. jects for tee same purpose Included worth street, pleaded guilty to driv season there. an investigation to determine how nearly everything in tee animal or ing imder the influence of liquor and many members belong to tee associ Mrs. George Snow, state secre bird line. paid a fine of 3100 and costs. He Cheney Hall Salesroom ation. A meeting of all tee committee tary of the Women of tee Moose; Mrs. E. J. Simonds, wife of tee was arrested on West Center street Executive Vice President E. J. chairmen of tee Luther League of near Foley street yesterday by Lieu Mrs. Joseph Chicoine, delegate from tee Emanuel Lutheran church will secretary of tee Y. M. C. A. who REMNANTS & IMPERFECTS tee local chapter; Miss Marguerite McCabe of tee Chamber said this has lived In China, loaned a most tenant William Barron. Complaint JOE'S be held Monday evening at seven reached the police station teat there Burke, alternate, and Miss Margaret morning that because of tee many interesting collection of Chinese Hartford Road Manchester lines of business represented in tee o’clock, at which time plans will be was a man driving a truck ail over Deane, motored to Danbury yester made for tee annual lawn social curios and coolie coats. The latter Chamber membership, tee orgwi- were worn during tee program by the road. No time was lost in pick GARAGE day to attend tee convention of tee which has been postponed -from ing tee man up. zatlon is mainly concerned with tee Miss Conrow, her assistants and GENERAL REPAIRING Moose in that city. This morning a Augrut 4, to August 18. It has not Courtney K. Shill, of 23 Columbus majority of tee members of bote individual codes of tee separate in some of tee children t*irfrig' part in dustries, beyond urgiog tee various yet been decided whether or not a Ave., Tackahoe, N. Y., a salesman Oakland — Pontiac lodges left early for Danbury to the exercises by the primary de trade lines to have d voice in tee meeting .will be held next Friday. for tee Royal Typewriter Co. was take part in tee parade today. partment China is one of tee sub-' DeSoto and Chevrolet creation of their codes, and to ob The local league is planning to fined 325 and costs for reckless driv send a large delegation of members Jects they have been studying tain information in these codes teat about. ing. He was arrested last Sunday PARTS “A ROYAL TREAT FOR ALL THE FAMILY” M iss LilllEm Grant o f Cambridge to tee 37th annual convention of evening at Oakland comer by will be passed on to the members The Junior department learned Trat- street is in Salisbury today and will tee Hartford District, to be held at fle Officer Joseph Prentice. The of Telephone 8129 interested. about.India as a sld-iline and tee give a program of readings and im The blanket code, of course, has New Haven, September 2, 3 and 4 ficer said that Shill attempted to 362 East Center Street personations at tee fourth annual intermediate department studied pass a long line of cars near the the -whole-hearted endorsement of Bruce Barton’s “The Man Nobody dinner reunion of the alumni of Oakland bridge and drove other the Chamber and plans are rapidly Knows,” and ‘"The Book Nobody Rocky Dell Institute at Lime Rock going forward for tee appointment cars off the highway. Shill claimed H otel. PUBUC RECORDS Knows." Mrs. Handley’s group con that he was a stranger here and of a -committee that will handle tributed a play to tee program, Manchester’s participation in the had never driven over the highway Mrs. J. M. Barry and daughter of “The Happy Man,” dramatized before. Because of the fact that he National Recovery Act. Warrantee Deed from a story by Oscar V711de. ’The Innerspring Porter street are registered at tee Herman Lamprecht to Frederick had come all the way from Tacka Hotel Commodore, Washington, D. boys end girls knew their parts hoe, to answer to the charge 310 o f C. and Henrietta Hurlburt, land on perfectly in tee short time they MA-TTRESS C. PIONEERS TO PLAY VillEige street. the fine was remitted. had for preparation, and tee whole . Quitclaim Deeds program was well received by tee Chules S. Burr of Elro street has Tomorrow at 3 p. m., tee Pioneers Sophie R. Johnston to Esther H, returned from a visit to tee Chicago and AU-Glastonbury will clash at Radding and Benjamin I. Radding audience of parents and friends. $12.50 Fair. Ekuit Glastonbury P ark fo r tee sec land and. buildings on Summit 0-T ite Piston Ringrs All Sizes Available. ond time this season. street. give more power and stop oil pump A high quality mattress The Manchester Kiwanis club will ‘ All-Glastonbury won the first The State of Connecticut to Jen ing. Valves refaced, conomutators wite fsotory guarantee. meet as usual at tee Country club game, 5 to 4, after trailing 4 to 0 for nie S. Hall, land on Tolled Turn trued, shears sharpened. Repair house Monday at 12:15 sharp. most of tee game. pike. Evork. Samuel G. Gordon, chief of Man Tony Hartl will be on tee mound Jennie S. Hall to the State of KEM P’S, INC. chester’s police department, will be Selwitz Bnng Home A Brick Of for tee PionCbrs. Bote tenuns are Connecticut, land on Tolland Turn Fred H. Norton tee guest speaker. The prize will in fine shape for tee game and a pike. 180 Main Street TeL 6528 be furnished by James Turnbull and large crowd is expected. Building Permits the stunt by C. Elmore Watkins. SOCCER GAME Permits for dwellings were issued yesterday to Miss Rachel F. Farris Says: ROYAL The family of Postmaster F. B. All soccer players are requested for a cottage house to be erected on Crocker of Russell street will spend to be at School Street Recreation Chestnut Drive, Capitol View their vacation at the Barber cot Center at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow to Heights, and to ^bert Hayden for “Now IS the time to tage, Bolton Lake. play German Sport Club at tee Ger- a single dwdling on Nye street, cor get your Shoes Re — ANNOUNCEMENT — ICECREAM mein grounds a t Glastonbury. ner o f E eutI street. Frank C. Jones S P E Q A L FROZEN PUDDING The committee from tee Sons of A ..’ ll - — ■ will build tee former and Mr. Hay built! Prices are go Italy, appointed to make arrange Sherwood House of Benton street den tee latter house. h O R THE and ments for the state convention of ing up.” THOMAS McGILL, Jr. and Karl Rohan of Hartford Road A pfrmit for alterations totaling W EEK-EN D VANILLA CREAM tee order, will have a meeting this left today for Lake Bomoseen, Ver costs of 31,800 vas issued yesterday DECORATOR and PAINTER evening at tee clubhouse on Keeney mont, where they will spend a two uo the estate of Henry Atwood for SPECIAL I • Equal To The Best—Surpassed By None! street, for teat event, also to com weeks vacation at tee Hotel Track- remodeling and alterations of tee For a Linoltod Time Only! NOW LOCATED AT plete arrangements for tee free en ensen. house at 18 Woodbrldge street into 126 Cedar Street Phone 6887 tertainment and dance there tomor a two-tenement apMtment house. SOLES AND HEELS row evening. The date set for the Next To West Side Rec. ROYAL ICE CREAM CO. state convention is September 10- (Rubber Heels) Obtain It At Your Dealer Or Phone 8942. 11-12. This will be tee first time it PRICES ARE RISING! has been held in Manchester. DOES YOUR ROOF Miss Ivy Clark of Brooklyn, N. NEED REPAIRING? Y., is visiting tee family of her FILMS I still Do It On Monthly Instalments brother, Lydon H. Clara of 12 DEVELOPED AND ___ Without Extea Cost. Lydall street. Miss Clark, formerly PRINTED For Men, Women and a teacher in tee Eighth District WILLIAM KANEHL schols, now teaches in Brooklyn, N. 24 HOUR SERVICE Telephone 7778 CM ldren! Y., and makes her home in that ci..‘. Film Deposit Box At The Best Genuine Oak Leather Buy Winter Coal REAL VALUES Used. A meeting was held last night at Store Entrance. tee West Side of tee Joint outing committees of Anderson-Shea Post, A TYPEWRITER Hood Rubber Heels V. F. W. and Auxiliary. The post KEMP'S I n and auxiliary plan to hold a Joint SENSATION N O W SAVE!] outing at a nearby lake some time next monte. The New Prices are the lowest | v Royal From Factory To Ooaanmer. they've been in years. You Good Used Cars MUSICAL AND SOCIAL DR. C. M. PARKER DENTIST Signet can make a decided reduc- SALVATION ARMY CITADEL Telephone 54 Pratt Street 1932 Dodsre 6 Sedan Now on Display. ti rA-O;. “'t.v - ■ U'i. - Police said Ordway admitted be Company and the Sco'vill Manufac Personals ...... 3 INDIAN HEAD PENNIES. Up to WANTED— ing in San Diego at tbe time of the T otals ...... 19 4 5 15 15 7 turing Company, will be charged ntossYi Aufomoblles $10 each. Send Dime for list. Pen- REAL ESTATE 77 seven year old boy's disappearance, Two base hit: Kurlowlcz, Judd, with the task of distributing em Automobiles for Sale ...... 4 nyex, 969 Seneca Ave., Brooklyn, but d^ed that'he never had seen Kose; thre^ base hit: Trader, Kose; ployment under the public works, (R'AD THE STORY, THEN COLOR 'THF PICTURE) Automobiles for Excbargrs • s aifM ^ N. Y . home nm: Trader. Auto Aooessoiies—Tires 6 WANTED—A BUILDING lot for him or knew anjrthing about tbe and Federal-aid state highway buOd-' “My, what an interesting sight, ting tired, I fear,” said Shrimpy. Auto Repairing—Painting ...... 7 ca^. State price and location in slaying. • in g p rojects. She w ill w ork in cem- to see starfish come out at night,” "I will call a fish and make it Auto Schools • ••eeeeesessa • • • 6*^^ letter. Address Box V, Herald. junction with the state relief direc Autos—Ship by Truck ...... 3 STRIKE ENDED lend a hand. ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD PLANES DROP PAMraLETS. tor. and will appoint in each county said Windy. “Do they twinkle, like “Then you won’t. hav6 to sta rt Autos—For Hire ...... 3 a county re-em^ojrment committee. Garages—Service—8 torage .:.... 1C Salzburg, Austria, July 29.—(APi Murcia. Spain, July-29.— (AP) — the stars up in the sky? a fuss because you'can’t keep up Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... 11 FOR RENT—FURNISHED rooms LEGAL NOTICES* 78 — ^A Squadron-of four monoplanes The task of cuiminlsterlng tbe au with us.” “Ohi/ gee, if some fish Wanted Autos—Motorcycles . . . . 12 Fifty striking miners, who have ‘TIL make a fine wish, if they for light housekeeping, gas and cruised unmdested over this festival been underground since ’Thursday, thorized Federal aid to those home do. n i wish that we see something helps me walk ” said Duncy* BnslBess and Professional Services At a Coart of Probata Holden* at owners heavily burdened with mort Business Services Offered ...... 13 sink in every room, reasonable, 109 Bolton within and for the District of city today scattering handbills urg accepted arbitration by the gover new."'Of course, I may not get my “ ’twill be grand!’' gages has been placed on the shoul Household Services Offered...... 13-A Foster street.—Gmbe< Andover, on the 28th day of July, A. ing reridents to withdraw savings nor today and left their mine. wlsfi, but it won’t hurt to try.” Soon Coppy shouted'. ‘‘Well, Building—Contracting ...... 14 ders of Peter Kennedy, a former D 1933. from banks'and pay no taxes until The food they took with them Then Shrimpy laughed and said, look here! Some fat hhUoon fish Florists—^Nurseries ...... 16 Present WILLIAM S. HYbE, Esq., employee of the state bank depart "the —braltorous DoUfuss govern when they went below was suffideiit “Well, son, I do not like, to apoQ have come near.” “Get seaweed,” Funeral Directors ...... 16 Acting Judge. ment, and a forager emirioyee of the Heatim Plumbing—Roofing ..«■ 17 BOARDERS WANTED 59-A ment” makes room for a govern to last, and they suffered lio hun- your fun, but frankly, starfish snapped oT Shrimpy. “ ’R o^d their On ...otlon c f Harold L. Lee, Ac^ Federal home can bank. He will Insurance 13 ministratpr on the estate of Ada M. ment “quaified to resume friendly gerf Negotiatibns for a settlement nev^ twiikle. , ’They just swim bodies ’twill he tied. Millinery—Dressmaking ...... 13 Lee late of Bolton within said district, open a general office in New Haven, Moving—^Tracking—Storage . . . 3U FOR RENT—PLEASANT FRONT relations with Germany.” will be completed above grouiid. around. ‘Thipi Duncy to tho Painting—Papering ...... 21 bed-room, board if desired. Reason deceased. Many Arsons in the streets The strike was called in protest with branch offices in Hartford, weed. That’s aU_ Uiat' he win This Court/ dhth decree that six Bridgeport, Waterbury and New “You do not have to wish for Professional Services...... 21 able. 3 Oakland street, telephone months be allowed and limited for the cheered the pilots with cries of against working conditions. things. Just ask me! I’m the one really, need to ntiake thp walk he’s Repairing ...... 23 4481. creditors of said estate to exhibit “HaU m tier!” London. 'going to take' seem almost like a Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning ... 34 Although announcements setting who brings new thrills." I know Toilet Goods and Service ...... 26 their claims against the same, to the Festival week visitors looked dn, where lots of dandy sea spots can ride.” Wanted—Business Service 26 LARGE FRONT ROOM for 2 per- Administrator and directs that public astonished, as the low-flying squad EVERTS WRENN ODES up the emergency personnel have notice be given of this order by ad be found.” ' - The flte were tame as tarhe Gdacstlonal soQs, with board. Reasonable. G3 ron returned again and again, un come forth rapidly, the White House could, be, and they w ^ hitched vertising In a newspaper having a Chicago, July 29.— (A P )— ^Everts has remained silent on the deaxl- Jxist then' the starfish swam Courses ano Classes 37 Garden street Phone 6194. circulation in said district, and by opposed by defense planes from tbe upr eaally. “AU right, let’s go,” Private Instruction ...... 28 Wrenn, 64, insurance executive and lodied Qmnectlcut patronage situa away. “I guess that nlg)it’8 turn posting a copy thereof on the public Salzburg airport. ed into day,” said Duncy. “Wake cried Shrimpy. “You will find Dancing ...... 38-A sign post In said town of Bolton prominent clubman bf Chicago, New tion. Musical—Dramatlo 29 the two girls up so we can move tho^ strange fish strong.” Wanted—^Instruction ...... 3C WANTED—ROOMS— nearest the place where the deceased York and San Frandsco, died un Appointment'of .Dr. Edward O. last dwelt. along. Wee Duncy gladly fefilowed Financial BOARD 62 expectedly at. Pasekvant Memorial Dolan of Manchester as collector of Certified from Record hospital last night after a three internal revenue \ as reported to be “We’ll let wee Shrimpy take us one, and so did Coppy. My, Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages ..... 11 WILLIAM S. HTDE TO RENT what fun! “Gee,'waHdBg's easy,"* lousiness Opportunities ...... 32 WANTED—ROOM and board, in days’ illness of bronchial pneumo among those already recommended to the spots where we’ll see some Acting Judge. UNFURNISHED ROOMS in the Duncy said. “We’re moving right ^ Money to Loan ...... 33 private family, by man and son 16. H-7-29-33. nia. to the White House by Pofltmqster thing new. The. walkingwill be Help and Sltaatioaa Tinker Blodi, Ught trill paid, hot Write Box T, care of Herald. Mr. Wrenn was general agent for General Farley, Administration pa hard because the' current’s getting along.” ' Help Wanted—Female ...... 81 water furnished, all rooma recent strong.” Help Wanted—Male ...... 3( More than 545,550 milef were ly renovated; to $15. t See the State Mutual> Assurance Com tronage chief, ted due to be an WANTED—LADY WANTS large $8 “Why, there’s no current way (A turGO b^js the TIales oat 4 Help Wanted—Male or Female .. 37 flown on Canadian air ndaU routes Chria Gleaney, pany. He was a graduate of Har nounced within , the next few days, Agents Wanted ...... 37-A unfurnished room, in private fami vard University in the dass of 1892. 'leader o f the. *T7ew Guard” and a down here. You’re 'simply get in tbe next story.) / Situations Wanted—Fem ale...... 31 during 1932. Situations Wanted—M a le...... SI ly, with privileges. Write Box R, V Employment Agencies...... 4( L care of Herald. Live Stock-Pets—Ponltry-Vehicles Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... 41 ------^ Llv> Stock— Vehicles ...... 42 Ponltry and Supplies ...... 43 APARTMBN'rS—FLATS— Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 TENEMENTS | 63 For Sale—Misrcllaaeons The New Dead in Pictures~No. 3 ...... Beer Comes Articles tor S a le...... 46 ' Text by Joim M. Gleissner-^ketchcs by Dim Lavib Boats and Accessories ...... 46 FOR RE97T—MODSSIN 6 room Building Materials ...... 47 tenement, with garage, on Edge- Diamonds—Watcbes-~Jewelry .. 48 ton street, five minutes to mUs. Electrical Appllaness—Hadlo . . . 43 r Fuel and Feed ...... 4t-A Telephone 8801. Garden — Farm—Dairy Products 10 Household Goods 31 FOR RENT— ^MODEIRN five room Machinery and T o o ls ...... 68 downstairs fiat, garage if desired. Musical Instruments ...... 63 Inquire 20 Birch street Offles and Store Equipment . . . . 64 Specials St the Stores ...... 66 Wearing Apparel—F u r s ...... 67 FOR RENT-r-TWO tenements, new TAX'; ^Vantcd^*To Buy ...... 66 brick bouse, comer Spmee and Reams . Board—Hotels—Rescrfs Charter Oak streets. John Sire, 809 iR E V E N yf Rcatanranfr 1-2 Spmee street. Rooms WltbouF Board ...... 63 JlJVitnhil r h • Boarders Wanted ....< ...... '..6 3 —A FOR RENTON THE EAST slda, U. ’ I ' Ml. Country BoarA-i>Rssorts 60 ^ t s l s —Hestaocmnts ...... 61 August 1st, a first floor modem 6 Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... 61 loom flat, wltb garage. Wm. Real Hstats Fas Ram Kanebl, Telephone 7778. Apattasnts, Flats. Tsasmsnts .« 63 SasiBsas Locations for Rest «». 64 FOR RENT— 8 RQOM APART- Botiaos tor Rant ...... 66 6hibtirhafi for Rent 61 IdENT, all improvements, hot wa Suaunsr Homes for Rent s’« 67 ter beat furnished also garag& m RTahtsd to Rent 66 quire 18 Lilley street, upstaba. Baal Wrfiitt Wmt fala / S t A I Apartmaat BolMlag tor 8ala 63 TWO OF OUR BEST three room >RaalBaaa Proparty lo r lala 70 •ad Laa# Cor fala 71 apartments are vacant, redeoerilt^ tat 8*i» 96 6^ hot arater. Johnsra Rock. /Tel! iflM B tor lala « • MWFW# «gR#:rG« 96 6917 or 7685. rt Propwty tor film f t / A IftaM for arrar*#*.**# VB Batata tor BxdbiaRa »..rv 96 FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenettent, iJsrMikr.. -RaU Batata.If inodhTB iaqffovenMBts. fomhca'and •n guiaga. Peter tfehopiB^ 109 Nonnas •tracL': . -■ .,;S i ’ ' Toonerville Folks By Fontaine Fox OUR BOARDING HOUSE ByGeneAheEii SENSE and NONSENSE V TOMeCY T/^YUOR RtGS UP A NEW TYPg OP. SWtW .