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V- SELLING WAVE Talking to Brother Across the World CANADAHITS TRIES SUICIDE ■4> PLURAUTY OF 267,000 WHEN BLAMED HITS EXCHANGE BACKATU.S. IN D M THEFT P R IC m iM B L E W ira TARIFF FOR DWIGHT MORROW Takes Girl She Liked to Cir­ Important Bankers Silent as Places Higher Duties on Our Lightning Kills a Man; Ambassador to Mexico cus, Keeps Her Over To Cause— Expect No Exports; Foreign Press in Sweeps New Jersey; Gets Night; Parents' Fear Panic as During Crash; * Several Instances Con­ Races Are Called Off 374^76 BaUots to 107/ demn Our New Schedules Causes Arrest in Hartford Mild Rally at Noon. , Ascot, Eng., June 18.—(AP)—A^ All further racing for the day 174 for Fort Who Was terrific thunderstorm during which j to be abandoned. (By Associated Press) a man was killed by a bolt of ! Miss Alice Baronousky, 22-year-old j New York, Jime 18 — (AP) — Backed by the Anti-Sa­ A new tariff law was put into . . , . , .. „ , for shelter, when a deluge descended north end woman, is reported dying ! Prices of equity stocks bn all im­ lightning broke over the Royal , upon the throng, were thrown to effect by the United States today Ascot race meet today and brought at the Hartford hospital where she portant securities markets crumbled the muddy ground and trampled un­ loon L eape— Prohibition and international reaction to it was the session to an brupt end. der feet. was taken early this morning after away under a fresh wave of selling refiected in actual retaliation in kind The meeting, with its attendant Hats were knocked off, parasols attempting suicide in Hartford for today, at a rate which if continued . t • fashion display, was at its height were lost and some of the women by one government, consideration by i electrical storm Was the Main Issue. the third time in her life. She was would carry the general level of arrived at the stands without their being questioned by city detectives quotations below the low points of two others of measures of reprisal j occurred. The Royal Hunt Cup race slippers which had been left behind, in connection with a complaint that the autumn crash within another and, condemnation from the press had been run and all was animation stuck in the mud or tom from their Newark, N. J., June 18.— (AP)— within the enclospre. feet. she had abducted a four-year-old day or two. There was no sign of of several nations. 'With a demonstration of strength Manchester gfirl from her home. The King and Queen, with the King George and Queen Mary, ac­ organized support on the New York Automatically with the effective­ Prince of Wales and other members which exceeded the hopes of his Miss Baronousky leaped through an ness of the 1.122 new rate sched­ companied by the Prince of Wales open window at Hartford police Stock Exchange, and important of the royal party, had arrived by and escorted by many of their most optimistic partisans, Dwight ules contained in the Hawley-Smoot motor car. W. Morrow swept New Jersey in headquarters. The girl, Mary Lee, issues tumbled. 85 to more than $20 tariff bill, Canada’s countervailing guests at Windsor Castle, had ar­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William a share. Lightning struck and instantly rived in ipotor cars and were in the yesterday’s primary for the Repub­ Important bankers still refrained duties became operative, placing killed a man in Tattersall betting royal box when the storm occurred. Lee of the Beehive section at the higher duties on a dozen commodi­ lican nomination as United States north end, was returned to her from public comment on the situa­ ring. ’They were chatting animatedly tion, recalling how wide of the mark ties Imported from the United alarmed mother by police this States. The main enclosure and other when almost instantly the scene of were most of the optimistic and re­ spaces were flooded in a few min­ confusion was precipitated before morning after an absence of nearly Canada’s Schedules three full days. assuring statements issued during utes in the downpour. their eyes. the autumn crash. It was pointed These duties, which were includ­ Liked the Child ed In that government’s May 1 Miss Baronousky has long had a out, however, that with the major portion of the so-called public When Tom Hayes was seated at the microphone posing for this pic­ budget, are applied on the principle liking for children and has often ture he was just trbout to get the thrill of his life. A few momenta later that the Canadian tariff shall be as paid particular attention to pretty participation in the market already NINE KILLED eliminated, there was no prospect of his voice was spanning 10,000 miles to greet his brother John whom he high on articles coming from other SWEET TOLD BOARD blonde-haired Mary Lee. Many had not heard from in 56 years and who had been given up for dead by times she has bought the child such another stampede of selling as countries as the rates those coun­ AS THEY PRAY candy and clothing. It is a well es­ was witnessed last fall. his only surviving brother. Seated at this microphone Tom Hayes car­ tries levy against the same commo­ ried on his end of a conversation that delighted countless thousands of dities from Canada. tablished fact that the little girl’s Other Prices Drop Peasants Ring Church Bell listeners. The Belgian Cabinet discussed the OF SEWERS, HE SAYS parents have not taken very good A drop of 2 to 3 cents a bushel in During Storm and Bolt care of their four children. It was new law and then decided that any wheat futures, cancelling yester­ retaliatory measures should await Strikes Them — Church not so long ago that local police day’s gains, and offering of copper and social welfare authorities were conferences with other European Catches Fire. by some custom smeftters at 11 1-2 coimtries; which the Spanish gov­ forced to take a hand in cleaning cents, another drop of 1-4 of a cent, Denies Generally He Is to up deplorable conditions at the Lee ernment studied requests that it Bucharest, June 18.— (AP)— continued to aggravate the commod­ Hayes Reflects break the existing modus vivendi A dispatch from Schoarsch home. At that time the father was ity situation. Bankers expressed sent to jail for 45 days and the with the United States as a protest. Blaine for Laxity in Cor­ near Fagarasch, Transylvania, the opinion that no upturn in busi­ In Havana today said that three persons mother was placed on probation. ness might be expected until com­ Went to Circus Great Adventure In Havana, the newspaper El were killed and six fatally in­ modity prices become stabilized. Mundo, attacking the new tariff recting Bad Condition. jured when lightning struck the Miss Baronousky, who lives with Wheat, cotton and copper are now her father and mother, in the same law as unjust, says it will destroy tolling church bells of a church aroimd the levels of 1914. Standard the friendship between Cuba and sheltering a crowd in a terrific house and directly above the Lee Statistics Co. estimated that com­ family, asked permission to take Fine Cooperation Between General Electric the United States. The following letter was received storm there. modity prices in the aggregate had Three peasants, frightened Mary to Hartford Simday morning declined 8 1-2 per cent in the past 10 The Paris ^ Petit Bleu advocates today from Dr. F. A. Sweet, the to see the “101 Ranch” circus Company and The Herald Makes Broad­ boycotting oK American products in by the storm, climbed the months. Eighth School and Utilities district: church belfry and swung the which played the Capitol City By early afternoon a mild rally France. Monday of this week at Colt’s cast Stunt Huge Success. II Tevere, of Rome, said the Editor, The Herald. bells with their hands in signal in stocks developed, and several im­ to the remainder of the crowd Park. 'The mother agreed but when portant shares sold up $1 to $3 from tariff “is the. ultimate manifesta­ Please print a statement in reply Monday night came and still Mary tion of the economic imperialism of to kneel and pray. Just as they the lowest levels of the forenoon. BY ARCHIE KILPATRICK. (^transmission, and the rebroadcast to your article on Sewers of the DWIGHT W. MORROW^ had not been returned, Mrs. Lee Commission houses, however, were the United States. knelt lightning struck the bel­ became worried. She informed po­ Those who did not tune in on the which brought it to all parts of the Eighth School and Utilities District. fry and they were killed. Inclined to view the upturn with country at breakfast time. Senator with a plurality of more lice and Sergeant John McGlinn great caution, in view of the short General Electric radia station WGY Every report or communication The church caught fire and than 267,000. Photos Taken. six died later of burns. A larger was assigned to the case. life of several such technical re­ early yesterday morning to hear the from the State Board of Health to With 223 districts of the state’s Alice Located bounds recently. Hayes brothers broadcast from The Herald today'carries pictures GREENWICH PRESS this District has been presented to number of others were burned 3304 missing, the vote today was: Sergeaint McGlinn unearthed the American Telephone tumbled Schenectady to Sydney, Australia, taken at the low-wave station show­ the Board of Directors, and not badly, the peasants remaining Morrow, 374,276, Franklin W. information that Miss Baronousky $7.50 to a new low for the year at missed much. The entire story was ing Tom at the "mike” for his big kept unknown to them as you state. rooted to theispot. Fort, 107,175, Joseph S. Frelinghuy- was believed to be staying at 159 $202, only $5 above the low of No­ carried in yesterday's Herald by experience, and a picture of Gen­ At about the time that the com­ sen, 43,093. The poll for John A. Wethersfield avenue. Together with vember, then rallied more than $3. wire from Schenectady, and through eral Electric officials and newspa­ WINS FIRST PRIZE munication you refer to, the Board Kelly, a fourth contestant, was Officers Grady and Devorak of the U. S. Steel dropped $5 to a new low the ability of the Herald staff to per representatives at the scene of of Directors voted to put the whole negligible. Hartford Detective" Bureau, he for the year at $155.75, only $5.75 pick up the word by word conversa­ the broadcast. matter up to our Engineer C. Henry HEICOPTER PLANE Morrow also won the nomination went to the place last night and above the minimum of the autumn tion sent out from the high-power Fine Co-operation. Olmsted for recommendation as for the four-month period remain­ found Miss Baronousky living crash, then rallied about $2. Con­ station in Schenectady which was The Herald is deeply Indebted to State Weekly Paper Called what would be best to do, and the ing in the imexpired term of Walter there under the name of Mrs. Fair- solidated Gas and Westinghouse hooked up with the low wave sta­ the General Electric company for E. Edge, now ambassador to mount with a Mrs. Foley. Inciden­ State Board of Health was so noti­ TO BE GIVEN TEST Electric dropped $5 and $8 and re- tion eight miles away. The inter­ the permission to proceed with, and fied. The subject of disposal plant France. Kelly was his only oppon­ tally, Fairmount is understood to boimded more than $3. General esting event was very successful Best of Class by Editorial ent in that contest. be Miss Baronousky’s husband’s has many times been discussed at Motors sold off only slightly. both in the low-wave reception and (Continued on Page Three.) Board meetings and have been post­ Personal Appeal Among wide declines in the high­ (Continued on Page-Two.) Association. poned to future time when they, the Ambassador to Mexico and mem- ‘ er priced and more volatile issues. Cost $250,000 and Took ber of the American delegation to Allied Chemical dropped more than members, had mote. time. They are at the present time, and have been the London naval conference, Mr. $20, J. I. Case and American Ma­ Morrow apparently was the bene­ chine and Foimdry, $16, and East­ MONSTER WELCOME FLOODS MENACING for some weeks, negotiating with Four Years to Build; Has Milwaukee, Wis., June 18.— (AP.) Cheney Brothers for the purchase ficiary of a personal appieal which MORROW’S VICTORY man Kodak, Auburn, Houston Oil, A Mississippi weekly newspaper, wiped out whatever hope, those ‘in­ and Worthington Pump, $10 or of the land on which the Septic whose publisher entered journal­ Tank stands and additional land so No Regular Wings. terested in prohibition had for a more. Shares tumbling $8 or more FOR ADMIRAL BYRD CENTRAL NEW YORK specific indication on that subject included American Can, American ism only six years ago, was award­ we could make improvemeuts there. PLEASES THE WETS Personally have discussed this with in the primary. and Foreign Power, American To­ ed today the trophy for greatest Prohibition was the outstanding bacco B, and Air Reduction. community service, the highest Valley Stream, N. Y., Jime 18 — issue of the campaign, but Morrow Other Losses (Continued on Page 2.) (AP)—A helicopter plane on which New York City Ready for honor bestowed by the National swept through every one of the, Issues losing $5 or more included Area 60 Miles Wide and 90 $250,000 has been spent and which twenty-one coimties of the state, Capital Observers See Wet North American, Chesapeake and Editorial Association. took four years to build was given wet and dry. Frelinghuysen, making Ohio, Atchison, American Water The McComb Enterprise, edited its first public showing at Curtiss Noted Explorer When He Miles Long is Threatened Field today. Because of an oil leak a third effort to go to the SehateVf Works Dupont, Johns Manville, by J. O. Emmerich, a former farm C U R A BOW GIVES this time as an anti-prohibitionist' Majority In Senate As Re­ Columbia Gas and American Pow­ demonstrator, was credited with no flight was attempted. The plane is radical in design, after being twice defeated as a dcy,‘'i3 er and Light. The utility shares Arrives Tomorrow. hy Rainfall. having “not only the outstanding was supposed to have shared the record for the last year, but prob­ even for a helicopter. It has no sult of Primary. OUT QUEER STORY standard wing but four revolving wet vote with Morrow. Fort »aa (Continued on Page Three.) ably would stand first among all with tne support of the , Anti>' weekly newspapers which have wings, in each of which a standard New York, June 18.— (AP)—Re­ Syracuse, N. Y., Jime 18.— (AP)— four-bladed propeller is mounted on Saloon League. Washington, June 18.— (AP)— competed for this honor in former The Rev. Dr. James K. Shields, • turning home after sixteen months I Creeks and brooks swollen to river years. the leading edge. The nomination* of Dwight W. Mor­ ’The four propellers are run by th? superintendent of the New Jersey > ^ LONGEST SITTING of exploration in the Antarctic, Rear 1 proportions a record rainfall that Other Awards “ It” Girl of the Movies Anti-Saloon League, explained Mpr-^i^^L row for the Senate from New Jer­ Admiral Richard E. Byrd and one engine, a 425-horse-power air has continued from 24 to 56 hours Other first awards, announced at cooled radial, which is moimted on row’s victory by describing him sey was greeted by anti-prohibi­ members of his expedition will in various sections, today had the Eumual convention were: its back just below the four wings. “ the best advertised candTate.” ' Drops Down Texas Way Only the pluralities received tionists in Washington as an en­ IN COMMONS ENDS received as conquering heroes brought flood conditions to an area Best weekly newspaper—Green­ Underneath is slung a two-seated wich, (Conn.) Press; newspaper Presidents Coolidge and Hoover couraging gain in their fight for a the city of New York at noon sixty miles wide and 90 miles long car, similar to the gondolas on production contest— Bookings,, (S. To Give Folks a Thrill. b’imps. 1924 and 1928 exceeded the New ^ wet majority in {hat body. morrow. in central New York. D.) Register; best editorial page— Jersey plurality given Morrow yes-i^ This city and the vicinity of Can Rise Vertically Despite assertions of state Re­ Expectations were that the city’s ' Bloomfield, (N. J.) Independent The principle of the plane is that terday. The greatest plurality c v e r ^ publican leaders that Morrow would London Session Lasts 21 welcome will surpass all receptions I I{ti8,ca were the greatest sufferers, Press; best front, page—Storm it can rise vertically and descend registered in the state was in 1934^ here since that accorded Colonel j approximately 200 residents of • Dallas, Tex., June 18.— (AP)— look with distaste on any attempt Lake, (Iowa) Pilot-Tribune; adver­ in the same way, thus requiring lit­ when ’ Coolidge defeated John W .^ Charles A. Lindbergh on his return i southwestern part of the city tising promotion — Cosmopolis, Clara Bow, “It” girl of the movies, Davis by 377,419 votes.* to make him the titular head of the Hours and 45 Minutes tle more than the space it occupies from his flight to Paris. i werj surrounded in some fifty (Pa.) Record. is going to leave Monday or Tues­ for a landing field. wet forces should he be elected' in . __ . . , houses by the rampant Onondaga Second place in the community REJOICINQ IN MEXICO. ^ November, the wets here were A marine parade up the harbor, j day, so she says, after giving Dallas After the ascent the slant of the creek. Many were taken from service contest was awarded to the wings is changed and the plane then Mexico City, June 18.— (AP)-r- more than pleased with the decisive Over Passage of Bill. a salute of thirteen guns from j their residences in boats manned by the first real thrill of the hot weath­ I Governors island and a guard of Chronicle Express, Penn Yan, N. Y. can move forward, backward and to There^was great rejoicing in Mexico primary victory.. I,___ , , - .c ' policemen and firemen. In some The Traer, (Iowa) Star Clipper er season. either side. today among Americans >and Mexi­ First Wet 'Victory a She appeared mysteriously Mon­ procession up BroadwayI ’T to City Hall j was three feet won the highest rank in the con­ ’The radical departure in engine cans alike over Ambassador Dwight-r-’; It was pointed out that his nomi­ London, June 18.— (AP)—After test for the best weekly, but hav­ day, using an assumed name which mounting, not fully worked out as Morrow’s overwhelming victory in' nation was the first to be won by having been tied up for more than ■i have been arranged in honor of the | i^'ithaca’s area, railroad traffic did’not conceal her identity success­ man who flew over the earth’s two ing won the award three years ago, yet, was said to have caused the oil the New Jersey Senatorial prlm^^ an avowed Republican wet in the 21 hours in a wrangle over the fi­ poles. was described as paralyzed. Twelve was Ineligible, and the Greenwich fully. She said her studio managers leak which postponed today’s teat. elections yesterday. -si' 1930 primaries. Wets asserted that nance bill the House of Commons bridges in Tomkins coimty were Press, was gdven first. thought she was in Hawaii “just The ship is the brain child o f Election returns were furnished!; his victory was the more of a tri­ adjourned at noon today with the First greetings to the returning reported washed out. loafing” was her explanation. explorers, however, will be extended Maitland Bleecker and is known as in bulletin form by the Foreign umph for the anti-prohibition cause pEissage of a clause of the budget Already having brought the Tuesday, interviewed by a’ report­ the Curtiss Bleecker Helicopter. In view of his prominence in public for which Philip Snowden, chan­ from a big navy amphibian plane TREASURY BALANCE respondents’ Club and newspapers ^ worst inimdation In that section of er from the Dallas Times Herald to many Mexicans and Amerl*;i‘i life. cellor of the Exchequer, had been she told a new story about ‘ dates The White House today awaited struggling with hla characteristic cans who sat up late to hear themv , J • 1 i creek continued to rise steadily to- Washington, June 18 — (AP) — with a young business man of Dallas word from Morrow as to his plans grimness,and determination. The I day as rain fell steadily. Weather Treasury receipts for June 6 were As soon as the result wsis seen tq:' which "led to a threatened alienation WIRES IDENTIFIES be certain messages of congratuia.- for returning as ambassador to vote on the clause was 222 to 90. riJp Sfir'thf F % Bureau forecasts indicated no relief $41,019,975.03, expenditures $29,564,- suit and payment of $30,000. Ac­ Mexico. Circle over the two Byrd ships, the ' oa vnnro tion poured into the cable offices for-ff The House battled all night long, 185.89, balance $72,091,545.22. cording to this story, which could Under plans annoimced in May, City of New York and the Eleanor i transmission to Mr. Morrow’s hoiqq-^l sometimes bitterly over the bill. not be confirmed from Californian Morrow would return to the Mexi­ Bitter Exchanges. Bolling, as they approach Quaran-! ------SMITH MURDERER at Englewood. ! *.j;Sa can capital long enough to conclude Exchanges between 'Winston tine and return in time to take part: records, she came to Dallas to ex­ Mr. Morrow is expected to retupi.|!!] matters left pending when he went Churchill, former Conservative in the city’s welcome. I plain some things to the young to Mexico City late this month o f ' ' to the London naval conference. chancellor of the Ehechequeiv and Family Present. C7. 5.. Is Facing a Crisis, man. early in July to wind up matters in’‘- j No Fature Plans Philip Snowden, a clause of whose ‘Admiral Byrd’s wife, children and} Deny the Yarn.' connection with his diplomatic posr. ^ Diplomatic circles were unin­ present blU was in the balance, mother were expected to go down \ Studio officials in Hollywood dis­ Says Man Held in Oklahoma It was believed here he would formed whether he planned to re­ were frequent. to Quarantine on the municipal tug i Says Communistic Paper counted the story. ’They said Clara main in Mexico about three montbai sign as ambassador before the No­ It was a dogged contest,, the pres­ Macon with members of the • city’s | was given to talking extravagant­ before relinquishing his post vember election. 'The possibility ex­ ent chancellor j^eldlng no ground to official welcome committee which ly. They told the Associated Press As Suspect is One He / they knew nothing of any demand isted, it was said, that he would his adversaries. will be headed by Grover A. Whalen. VARIOUS COMMENTS. campaign for the general election ’The Commons had been In session Among the many distinguished visit­ Moscow, June 18.— (AP)—Com-$the danger of a new war among the for money. - Saw Enter Room. munist newspapers declared today imperialistic countries, and es­ New York, June 18.- (AP) as ambassador to Mexico, in the 21 hours and 45 minutes. ’This was ors here to honor the return of Ad­ Today Miss Bow, who has been Comments on Ambassador Mor same fashion that he campaigned one of the longest sittings in its miral Byrd is Governor John Gar­ that the United States was facing pecially against the Soviet Union, entertained by automobile rides and one of the worst economic crises in assumes a greater reality than nomination for Senator in New for the primary nomination. history. The bone of contention land Pollard of Virginia. . ’Two ships dances and apparently avoiding fur­ Etartford, June 18— (AP)—-A sey, obtained by the New its history. ever. It was believed Morrow would was a clause dealing with the pow -! In addition to the Macom will carry ther interviews, was found again by wire stating that R. L. Benton, alias World follow: come to Washington within a few ers of speclsd commissioners of in- j the official party down the bay. Ad- Pravda, one of the organs of the “Wages are being lowered by a reporter. This time she said that, Communist party, said the latest capitalistic countries throughout O’Keefe, had been positively identi­ F. Scott McBride of the days to confer with the President come tax to inquire into share hold- ^ miral Byrd and officers of the ex- instead of remaining two weeks as fied by Jphn I* Wlke, of Slntron, as Saloon League—^The nominatic and at that time decide what course ings. I pedition will be taken on board the WaU street slump was merely a the world, there is a war in pro­ she had intended, she would leave prelude to a more destructive and gress against the working masses, the man who entered the Mnskogee S wet candidate is nothing ne be will pursue. The sprlghtllness of the women 1 Macom at Quarantine and the crew Monday or Tuesday. "Too much hot Hotel room with the gun In his hand Morrow is no more wet thani dangerous drop. and there is a bloody struggl,e The President has followed with labor members was a feature of the j on the steamer Riverside, weather and too much noise” was April 26 wh«i David and Ctoorge Senator Edge. If he is decte Interest developments in the New debate. Dr. Ethel Bentham sat in ! The marine parade up the harbor “America’s general industrial against colonial people in distant crisis,” said the, newspaper "has coimtries. Bolsheviks in all coun­ her explanation. Smith were killed, was received by does not meian any addition Jersey race in which the two lead­ the House throughout the night, j In which twenty-five ships are ex- The cinema star was accom* State Police Commissioner Robert wet vote In the Senate. Mr. ing candidates—and Representa­ Mrs. Mary Hamilton, Lady Cjmthla j pected to take part will start at followed ‘ by an agricultural crisis tries must organize to educate and of unprecedented depth and acute­ enlighten the masses to take ad­ panied in Dallas by her secretary T. Bnrley from Policemaa Thomas row’s nomination is as much a tive Fort—were ’ close personal Moseley, Ellen Wilkinson and Miss 0:50 a. m., (E.S.T.) and the\ guests Rose, now in Oklahoma, this after­ friend^ of his, but avoided partici­ ness which sharply decreases the vantage of this crisis for the strug­ who also was using the same as­ Picton-Tubervll, dashed In and out ------sumed name. noon*’^ , - ^Contlaaed on PafO U pation In the race. from time to time. XContijpaed on Page Three.), purchasing power of the farmers—: gle agaihst eapitalism.”

- Jt j- .. -'•■'J. ,V -V m j , -1 *S^v" MANCHESTER EVENING H E R A E D ., SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN,. WEDNESDAY^ JUNE 18, 1930. I' PAGE TWO SAdETT DEUVEBS laANDSCMpts'BW"'"™® llDR. MACKENZIE National Guard < OBITUARY T O SUICIDE BAaiNFlORIDA « ™ « « ash H. S. SPEAKER ms POWER SPEECH WHENBLAMED J Notes Raymond Chambers of This HA! AN HONEST MAN ' k ' ' ^ FUNERALS Town and Raymond Le- Middletown, June 18.— (A P .)— President of Hartford Semi­ MaJorCharles S. Buck, fee ze^or hsoU Obj^s to PortioBS ot INBABETHEFT Blanc of Hartford Involved Police today held opinion that instructor of fee regiment, visited rake 16 Honrs, 50 Minntes Diogenes would have won out here Co. G Monday night. The M ajors Mrs. Rebecca Ritchie. In Accident. in his search for an honest man, or nary to Give Commence­ visits are always interesting and in­ It But It Is Made Just the I The fimeral of Mrs. Rebecca (Contimied from Page 1) two. They were notified by work­ structive and Monday night’s visit Ritchie of Wells street will be heM Two arrests grew out of an acci­ men of the Standard Oil plant that was no exception. He is keen for at the home Friday afternoon at '2 name and they have been divorced On Retnm Trip from Cali- dent involving Raymond Chambers cases of home brew had been hid­ ment Address. attention being paid^o military de­ Same. o’clock. The Sadvation Army will or at least separated for dome of 85 Birch street, and Raymond den behind a billboard near the tails and the men appreciate his have charge of fee funeral service. time. i fom ia. LeBlanc of 268 Sargeant street, place. The police went down and very enlightening explanation of the Burial will be in the East Ceme­ Dives from Window Hartford, on the Stafford Springs tery. I seized the two cases. A party was Dr. W. Douglas Mackenzie, presi­ various, military movements. It is Berlin, June 18.— (AP)—Freder­ During a period of questioning highway, near the Crystal Lake held close by last night and all the Mrs. Harriet Robinson in fee detective bureau depart- dent of the Hartford Seminary hoped fee Major’s duUes wlU aUow ick M. Sackett, American ambassa­ road at 11:30 o’clock last night. brew was not consumed. The funeral of Mrs. Harriet Rob-jment, Miss Baronousky asked per- : Jacksonville, Fla., June 18.— Foundation, will be the principal him to visit Co. G frequently. dor, this afftemoon delivered before State Policeman Hills, who investi- New members of the Howitzer Co. inson of 102 Sunynit street was held | mission to get a drink of water A.P)—William S. Brock and Ed- rated the crash which badly dam­ guest speaker at fee annual grad­ fee world power conference an un­ mrd F. Schlee, transcontinental DEMOCRATIC MEETINQ are- Paul Litvinebyk of Bolton and yesterday afternoon. Rev. R. A. j from an ice-water container near- aged each car and brought one of uation exercises at Manchester High expected version of his speech on jers, arrived over the Jacksonville Bridgeport, Jime 18.— (A P .)— John Zacek of Buckland. Both men Colpltts officiated. ’The -bearers j by. Police naturally agreed and the passengers under medical care school tomorrow evening. His sub­ power costs which had been report­ unicipal Airport at 12:55 p. m. James J. Walsh of Meriden, chair­ signed up last night. ^ were Harry Irwin, Ralph Russell, I were taken completely by surprise with two severe scalp wounds re­ ject, although unannounced, can be ed eliminated at fee behest of Sam­ (E. S. T.), and headed at once for man of the Democratic State Con­ expected to be a most fitting and By next Monday evening Co. Gs ’Thomas McManus, Arthur Dancose, 1 when she suddenly slammed fee quiring several stitches each, ar- vention today announced that the uel InsuU,^ Chicago corportion mag­ John Pierce cmd Nelson Kingston. glass into fee sink and dove head Facksonville Beach, the finish of - . j-py^ojnvjers• tubers on a charge of appropriate one for the occasion. pay checks, covering fee period heir round trip fiight to San Diego, jested Chambe^ ^ committee will meet at Savin Rock from March 1 to May 31, inclusive, nate. Burial was in fee £]ast cemetery. first ferough an open window land­ failure to give right of way, and The program opens at 8 o’clock June 24 at 5:30 p. m. E. D. T. to will be distributed. This is welcome Ambassador Sackett previously ing on her face on fee pavement of Alif. * ^ LeBlanc on a charge of driving with selections by the high school formulate plans for the opening of news to the men, and it is expect­ had caused his address to be pub­ Kinsley street The plane proceeded to the beach without operator’s license. He or­ orchestra and the combined glee the state campaign. ed feat all men on fee roster will lished in the morning newspapers „,jliere it made a circle, fiew over dered both drivers to appear in clubs after which Miss Doris Fuller On Danger lis t The meeting will precede a gath­ answer “Here” when his name is of Berlin when Mr. Insull had ob­ SCHOOL CHILDREN GIVE pthe finish line and then went back Tolland court next Tuesday. Muldoon, will deliver the salutatory Police rushed fee woman to fee ering of state Democrats which called. The process of making up a jected to it in fee advance text as ^to the municipal airport to land. The deceptive appearance of the and her essay entitled “Real Val­ Hartford hospital where her name !f ^ e tide was too high for a beaqh will be held at Savin Rock. ues.” The valedictory is to be given military payroU ^ d payment of controversial. Mr. Sackett last was placed on fee danger list Dr. road, caused by 10 foot shoulders on military seridces is quite interest­ MISS SPILLANE SURPRISE landing. each side, is said to have been the by Miss Muriel Dorothy Tomlinson. night announced the address would MaxweU O. Phelps, who attended 5* The aviators appeareaappeared atai theluc air- mishap. Chambers Her essay will be on “Dreamers.” ing and will be discussed more fully be given in full with alternation Miss Baronousky, told The Herald ^ort 16 hours and 44 afte returning from Crystal Lake U C K OF FUNDS HURTS Howell Cheney, as usual, will pre­ at a later date. * j and this afternoon he carried out this feat she was very criticaUy injured A school for men interested m Miss Frances Bplllane of Strick­ f.they took off from San Diego, tj^ought be was driving on the sent the diplomas. intention. and that he doubted she would re­ , and thought . , preparing for fee grade of corporal land street who has been principal : Calif., last night. right side when in reality, it is said, The address calls attention to al­ of fee Highland Park school of fee cover. He listed her injuries as a Were Overdue MISSIONARY MOVEMENT has been announced in the Howitzer he was a little too far over. Le- leged discrepancies between produc­ Third district for fee past three probable fracture of fee skuU, se­ company. Meetings of fee school vere laceration over right eye, 1 The appearance of the fl^rs passenger the owner SWEET TOLD BOARD tion costs and prices at which pow­ years, waa very much surprised yes­ ■brought great relief to the f l i g t of 32 Flor- Chicago, June 18.— (A P )— Seri­ will be held on Monday evenings at er was sold. He made a plea to the broken nose, contusions of fee en­ 7:30 p. m. Lieutenant Horace F. terday afternoon toward fee close officials and mechanics who feared ) Hartford. The car, a ous retrenchments of their mission­ world power conferees for adjust­ tire face with two teeth knocked .'.they might have been forced down Murphey has been assigned as in­ of fee session by her seventh grade out. Chevrolet, had been delivered to ary programs are being forced upon OF SEWERS, HE SAYS ment of these differences. He also children and several of their moth­ •Sin the far western wastes since no structor to supervise fee worl^ As Child Returned Weiss yesterday and he had not yet Christian churches by diminishing dwelt at some length upon agitation ers. ■‘.'definite word of them had been re- announced last week several new Miss Baronousky was rendered obtained his license to drive. Weiss financial support Dr. John C. Ache- (Continued from Page 1.) corporals will be “ made” in J ^ y in fee United States for govern­ Miss Spilane was engaged in ^t'Ceived since the California take off. was the man injured. He was ta­ semi-conscious. She was aware of F; In landing at the airport, which son, of St. Paul, president of and fee school will be conducted for ment owned utilities enterprises. writing sentences on fee blackboard ken to Rockville for medical atten­ Macalester collage, disclosed today to When fee text reached Mr. Insud what was being said to her and ■|ls about 20 miles from the beach, Mr. Olmsted and have reported this purpose. Any member of fee when the pupils in unison gleefully could feel the pain, but would not /•the fliers overshot the runway and tion. in his annual report of the execu­ the Directors. company may attend. he approached fee ambassador and cried “ Surprise!” She turned and LeBlanc, thinking Chambers tive committee of the Laymen’s suggested considerable changes. Mr. or could not respond to questions. •Swent into a fence. The plane was The President is only one of the Corporals to-be, Gozdz and “ Skee- saw at fee rear of fee room Mrs. Her father and mother, Mr. and meant to turn into a side road, at­ Missionary Movement. Dr. Acheson Sackett, without retracting his fctilted on its side, one wheel was Board and does not have any pow­ ball”. are on Co. G’s casualty list. Henry Durkee, Mrs. Ernest Bantiy Mrs. Benjamin Baronousky went to tempted to drive around him on the is chairman of the committee. Gozdz was stung or bitten on his views, agreed feat his words might i?broken but the men were unhurt. left, and the crash was the result. ers only those granted him by the and Mrs. Fred Carpenter who the hospital as soon as they learn­ ♦i The plane shot across the finish Curtailment of funds, he declared, Board. If he makes suggestions of left hand by an insect or bee and as be interpreted as presumptuous for laughingly informed her feat they ed of fee matter. Meanwhile Ser­ The Chevrolet was badly smashed had' deprived mission fields ot a result he is nursing a very sore a non-delegate speaker no matter *aine at Jacksonville Beach at along the left side and Chamber’s recommendations and they are not were there to take charge and had geant McGlinn returned fee misa- '51;01:45 according to the official preachers, compelled suspension of wing. It is hoped nothing serioiw how well he mighty be Informed on Dodge coach was not far from a looked favorably upon and voted, seen to it feat fee other rooms ing Lee girl to her parents at four '.timer: This gave Brock and Schlee many forms of charitable work and develops, as Go2(dz is one of Co. G s complete wreck. When State Po­ then they are not carried out. his topic. would be dismissed at fee proper o’clock this morning. ^ totEd elapsed time from San Diego forced closing of hospitals, dispen­ The President has never been giv­ most dependable men. The embassy passed word to the liceman Hills investigated he dis­ About “ Skeeball”— that’s a Whale time all but grade 7. Miss Baronousky on two other §of 16 hours and 50 minutes. saries, schools and asylums. en any power to consult any En­ press to hold up the address but The children. Miss Spillance and covered that LeBlanc did not pos­ of a story. As fee story goes Lieu­ occasions tried to end her life, one sess a Connecticut driver’s license, Finding that contributions from gineer in regard to sewers but Mr. later advanced its time of publica­ fee guests then adjourned to fee by taking ammonia and on another women’s mission boards have gain-' tenant Hagedom, Sergeant McCay- tion. Mr. Sackett informed Mr. In­ but a Massachusetts one, and ac­ Olmsted. Have many times stated anaugh. Lieutenant Hagedom s kindergsu'ten where games were instance by leaping from an auto­ IlIS S ROSSI LEADING cordingly arrested him, along with ed while church benevolent budgets to fee Board that the Tank on sull of his Intention to proceed as played and everybody had a jolly mobile in which she was being generally decreased, he blamed men father. Private Cassell and last but originally planned and Mr. Insull, Chambers. North Main street was overloaded not least “ Skeeball,” went deep-sea time, with ice cream, cookies and taken to fee House of Good Shep­ for the shrinkage in mission aid, and there would have to be some­ it was understood later, visited fee other good things to make it a real herd for commitment following a I POPULARin RACE fishing, Sunday, off New London. ambassador at his residence and and analyzed the causes his com­ thing done there. Your assertion party. As a reminder of fee big trial in fee local police court for McCavanaugh is fast getting the withdrew his objections. mittee found for the downward that Dr. Sweet was all to blame is military to like his favorite sport. surprise. Miss Splllane, who is leav­ danger of falling into habits of vice. B The old saying “changeable as the PLURALin OF 267,000 trend. not true as he has never been given Anyhow, the crowd mentioned went ing to be married, was presented She was not hurt. Later she work­ le a th e r,” aptly describes the lead “ Christian idealism has embar­ any authority to make any changes to New London Simday and board­ w ife a handsome pewter lamp with ed at fee Memorial hospital and ;ln the hotly contested race for FOR DWIGHT W. MORROW rassed many commercial, industrial or to get any proposition in regard ed the boat for fee briny deep. On parchment shade. was again sent to fee home for Fnoronation as Manchester’s Most and political agencies in their ex­ to new construction at the Disposal the way out critical and learned re­ ANDOVER young women when she stole a silk popular Girl, as exactly 2,636 votes, ploitation of native labor on the plant. marks were made about the poor dress. i^oast during Monday and Tuesday (Continued from Page One.) mission field,’’ Dr. Acheson reported. The statement made in your pa­ alignment of the destroyers, sub­ Mrs. Ward Talbot, accompanied Regardless of these facts. Miss brought the entries up to 20 and “This has resulted in active opposi­ per that I- said “ I guessed it would marines and Navy boats lying off by her aimt, of Ellington, at­ ABOUT TOWN Baronousky came in for much jttnt Miss Inez Rossi sky-rocketing bute to his personal popularity as an tion, and a flood of propaganda, too be possible to fix things up” was the base. One of those present had tended fee Loyalty Limcheon, given credit from persons living in fee 5 ito first place by cornering 544 indorsement of the wet program. great for our missionary workers to never made by me. Have never been to be restrained from commanding by the Connecticut Women’s Com­ Clarence H. Anderson, local in­ Beehive, section. It was pointed out feat Miss Baronousky was very, votes of the number cast, bringing Henry H. Curran, president of stem, has been let loose among interviewed by your paper on the “ straighten up that line.” The mittee for Law Enforcement in surance agent, has purchased a fond of children and feat she did Itoer total to 1626. Miss Pearl Robin- the Association Against the Prohi­ tourists and through newspapers subject of sewer disposal in this ship waa thoroughly inspected on New Haven, ’Thursday. The first cottage on Bolton Lake, near fee bition amendment—This is a great more for Mary than fee girl’s own 6n of Summit street, again fell and magazines." District. As far as my being a can­ the way out and a spirited discus­ part of fee program was a pageant, O’Leary tract. ack into second place but her posi- tribute to a great man. The Re- mother. Few, if any, were Inclined didate for re-election as President sion started down “below” regard­ which was given in fee Center ,on is seriously threatened by Miss publicems of New Jersey not only ing the merits of electrical refriger­ Miss Marjorie Russell of New to believe that Miss Baronousky at this time will state that I am not church. Before fee luncheon was ophie Rykoski of Hilliard street, understand Dwight Morrow’s abili­ ation. After the inspection and dis­ served a half hour’s recess was de­ York City is spending her vacation seriously considered kidnapping fee anxious for the office. Have had /hose 719 additional votes brouglR ties but they also are determined to cussion of the refrigerator, fee men clared, during which time Mrs. Tal­ wife her aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. child, but merely w u imwise to er total to 1123, within a short dis- repeal the 18th Amendment. 'The twenty years of this work. A t first were inclined to engage in a con­ bot called on her daughter, Mrs. G. Hutchinson of Hamlin street. keep her so long wrifeout letting the ,ce of Miss Robinson’s, 1185. Republican leaders of other states Motor Mints decided that I would withdraw my test of some kind and it wound up Wynn Williams, of Orange street. mother know. name but have beeh requested by As a result of Miss Rykoski’s sen- may well take warning before it is Timely Suggestions on the in a race up fee mast. Two started New Haven. Mrs. Williams at­ Adjutant Joseph Heard and Mrs. bational spurt. Miss Estelle Jackson some of those who have in the past And perhaps Michael, ex-boy I too late. Care of tlie Car by the Auto* and only one made the top. tended the luncheon w ife her mother Heard of fee local Salvation Army ■(f Pleasant street, is eased into supported me to let it stand. Am In some manner a hook became king, is just as glad . bis dad’s U. S. Senator Walsh (Dem., Mon­ mobile Club of Hartford. and her aimt One of fee speakers corps returned yesterday after at­ Jourth place with 789 ballots, and a tana)—I could neither rejoice nor not personally fighting for the office, imbedded in “Skeeball’s” hand and on fee program waa Evangeline tending fee commencement exer­ back. Now maybe he cem look for­ newcomer Miss Gladys Dickson of 98 be distressed over the nomination of as you state. Have never asked for it could not be removed with ordin­ Booth, who spoke very interesting­ cises at the training college In New ward to some help w ife his home 1-2 Hamlin street, jumped right into Mr. Morrow. It will be interesting any persons vote or to be nominat­ ary methods. Eventually, the flesh ly* York. Mrs. 'William T. Smith of lessons. the running' by polling 621 votes in to have in the Senate a man right Charging As You Go ed, and am not doing so now. As had to be cut away to release fee The Christian Endeavor meet­ Charter Oak Place and her daugh­ a lump, to tEike fifth position. Sixth out of the firm of Morgan & Co. A battery that has been run down far as my personal feelings are con­ hook and as a result the hand was ing Sunday evening was held in the ters, Lillian and Annie, were other place goes to Miss Margaret Davis U. S. Senator i Morris Shepard overnight by leaving the lights burn­ cerned shall be just as well pleaseu exposed to infection. Upon the re­ Conference House. Percy Cook acted Manchester people present. Miss ipf Union street with 403 votes and (Dem., Texas)—New Jersey has ing or the ignition on usually can to be relieved of the burdens of the turn to New London he was imme­ as leader, fee topic being “ How Edith Leggett of Spruce street has '*liss Katharine Georgetti of Birch long been recognized as a wet state. be brought back to life without re­ office. My time, energy and thought diately Innoculated to prevent in­ great leaders served their genera- been retained for another year on treet, moved up another notch to The political machinery that domi­ moving it from the car. has always been in the interest of fection and it is hoped nothing seri­ Uon.” the staff, with fee ramk of captain. STATE eventh place with 347 votes. Miss nates the Republican Party in that The first step is to see that there the north end, without any consid­ ous will develop. Charles Phelps left for Boston She is entering upon her fourth is a sufficient amount of water in ertha Carlson of Woodbridge is state is actively wet. The victory eration of remuneration. National Guardsmen of Connecti­ Monday morning where he entered year. Friday and Saturday olding eighth place by virtue of the battery cells and that the ter­ of Mr. Morrow simply means that Yours truly, cut are looking forward with inter­ fee Massachusetts Institute of Tech­ The Ultimate in 11 votes and Miss Elaine Schultz minals are clean and tight. The en­ the Republican machinery in New F. A. SWEET. est to the tour of field duty at Camp nology for a six-weeks course of Clarence A. Davis of Brookfield Film Entertainment back in ninth place with 288. Miss Jersey is working effectively. gine should then be cranked by hand Devens from Aug. 2 to 16th. For study. Mr. Phelps will room with street will be in charge of the mid­ anny Hewitt of West Center street, or by towing the car if the owner Herald’s Story. The Herald’s understanding is the first time in several years the his friend Merwin Little in Cam­ week prayer serrice this evening at as dropped into tenth place and has lost the crank or is fearful of units will oe housed in barracks. bridge. the South Methodist church. iss Mary Vince into eleventh. a broken arm. This much done, it that the communication from the RIN-TIN-TIN State Commissioner of Health in The terrain will be new to most of 'The graded school closed Mon­ The other two newcomers in the HURT IN AUTO CRASH is important to keep the engine run­ the mqn and to many of the officers. in question was not “presented to the day morning. Only one graduated Manchester Electric employees Bontest which ends Monday, June ning fast enough to provide the Monday night’s drill for G. Co. r Board of Directors” but a small from fee eighth grade; it was left town about 1:15 today in pri­ are Miss Sue Kelley of Hem- io, highest charging rate. consisted mainly of marksmanship Louise Litwin. vate automobiles for an outing at ‘‘T h e teck street, and Miss Helen Schnell STUDENT DIES TODAY part of its substance was verbally By keeping the engine from idl­ instruction. The men were kept Mrs. George Shatz and son Ken­ East Hampton. They will make Df 23 Bank'^street. Those who rate imparted and the documents retain­ Man Hunter” ing, therefore, it is possible to main­ busy aligning sights, squeezing fee neth of East Hartford are spend­ their headquarters at the Edge- & lo w eleventh position, including ed in fee personal possession of Dr. tain a maximum charging rate even trigger adjusting slings and work­ ing two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. mere Hotel, Lake Pocotopaug. Fol­ fee aforementioned two, are: Miss Hartford, June 22.— (A P )—Bruce when driving through traffic. In Sweet instead of being filed among ing the rifle bolts. This Instruc­ Frank Shatz. They all attended the lowing an afternoon of water and -AND----- Uaura West of East Middle Turn­ McPherson, 19, member of the stopi^ng, the choke should be pulled the papers in the possession of the tion Is a very necessary preliminary circus in Hartford Monday eve­ other sports they will enjoy a tur­ pike, Fanny Arvanetakis of Chest­ Hotchkiss school graduating class, out momentarily so that subsequent board's clerk, where it belonged. to the actual range practice. Men ning. key dinner. nut street, Gertrude Powers of who was critically injured in an cranking will make the least pos­ The fact that the directors are who do not have this practice usual­ Mrs. Sarah Platt of Manchester “Paramount Garden street, Florence Beeman of automobile accident at Lakeville sible demands on the battery while aware that the lease of the septic ly fail to qualify. spent Sunday night with Mrs. A. LEE RESIGNS. Laurel street, Frosso Dadamos of last Friday during commencement it is in process of being charged. tank land cannot be renewed and The Howitzer company paid off Main street and Miss Edith Bald­ E. Frink. On Parade” week activities, died this morning In Event of Fire are'considering alternative meas­ last night during drill. 'This source Mrs. Janet Smith was a caller in Hartford, Jime 18.— (A P )—Dag- win of 98 Wells street. at the Hartford hospital. He was Every driver ought to know ures is without bearing on the con­ of income is very welcome especial­ A Talking, Dancing, : The contest is being run by the Willimantlc Monday. get Lee, of New Haven, manager of the son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. whether his car is equipped with a ly at this time when giany men are Singing Festival State theater, and is sponsored by dition of the disposal service. Children’s Day waa observed in Parsons Theater since last Novem­ McPherson of Short Hills, N. J. fuel pump or a vacuum tank if only out of work or on short time. of Stars! Warner Brothers and the Mer­ Dr. Sweet’s statement that ho the church Sunday morning. There ber has resigned it was learned to­ as a precaution against more-seri­ Final examination of G. Co. in chants’ Division of the Chamber of Miss Lida Ellsworth, daughter of has never been interviewed by this was a very large congregation. The day through fee'Shubert offices in ous trouble should a fire develop marksmanship by Capt. Sargent will Commerce. The winner will receive John S. Ellsworth of Simsbury, who newspaper on the subject of sewage children &il did unusually well es­ New York. ■wfhs a guest of Mr. McPherson and under the hood. disposal raises the issue of veracity be made next Monday night. . The pecially the little ones. Master a free vacation trip to Atlantic If the car carries a vacuum sys­ riding in his car at the time of the between him and the Herald. He range at Storrs college has been se­ Henry Hilliard, son of Mr. and Mrs. City or its equivalent and also a tem the rule is to let fee engine apeident, also sustained injuries in­ is correct only to the extent that cured for rifle practice and it is, ex­ Wallace Hilliard played the organ complete wardrobe and other equip­ nm when fire is discovered. This ment from the co-operating mer­ cluding a broken collar bone, cuts, the Herald building, press and lino­ pected that many good scores will during the collection being taken. and an Injured back. It is under­ serves to consume whatever gaso­ be made by G’s sharpshooters. Mrs. Janet Smith la haring con­ chants. line is in the carburetor, but the type machines did not become ani­ Today, stood she will recover. The-contest for an appropriate siderable work done on her house. Today To enter simply write your name petcock at the bottom of the vac­ mate, hunt him up and question and While details of the accident name for the Herald National Guard George Ladd Is doing the work. Mr. and on a ballot and deposit in ballot uum tank should be shut off at him. box at State theater. Entrants were meager, school authorities be Dr. Sweet says he has given his Notes column will close next Wed­ Ladd is an Interio- decorator and Thursday Thursday once. The less gasoline there is in nesday night. Members of both must be at least 18 years of age. lieve the couple went for a short time, energy and thought to the does very fine work. STATE and around the carburetor naturally companies who care to suggest a The topic for next Sunday’s ser- "Votes will be given with each ad ride between dances Friday evening. North End without any consldera- the less serious the fire Is likely to name for the column for the prize men will be Vocktlon and 'Vacation. mission ticket to State, with each with McPherson driving, be. .tion of remuneration. We wonder if purchase of a dollar or more from offered by Capt. Mc'Velgh may leave Young , People’s Day. Rev. Wallace With a fuel pump system it is he would be willing to Inform to­ them before Wednesday with fee re­ Woodln. pastor. In fee evening fee oo-operating merchants, a n d best to switch off-the engine. Never night’s district meeting as to the ferough advertising columns of spective company commanders. topic for fee Christian Endeavor attempt to disconnect any of the exact total of his Income and of his The Herald. DENIES QUASH MOTION meeting will be “How Jesus Made He Cheats, fuel lines since it is the vapor of relatives, out 'of Eighth District Leaders of His Disciples.” Miss MU- Death gasoline feat is explosive. taxes during his term of office— and dred Hamilton, leader. the Grave RED LAUDS ENGINEERS . Boston, June 18.— (A P )—Judge If there is any suspicion that fire to have it checked by an expert AMEND WAGNER BILL Fails William A. Bums today denied a may have developed in the carbure­ audit. to Carry on motion to quash an indictment tor it is a good plan to suck the to Quench charging former liquor officer NEW SAVINGS PLAN Moscow, June 18— (A P )— Upon flame up into the intak.' manifpld A PENNY SAVED— Washington,^June 18.— (AP)— His Fiery His Diabolical completion of the So'det Union’s Oliver B. Garrett, his wife and Mrs. by stepping on fee starter for a Worcester, Mass.—John Boyden, While President Hoover waa receiv­ few minutes. * first great tractor plant at Stalin­ Lillian V. Hatch with conspiracy to now 67, bought a home when he ing an encouraging version of fee Denver, Colo., Jime 18— (A P ) Hate! Cunnings grad, with capacity for annual pro­ extort money although quashing a was a lot younger and times were unemployment situation, the House An “Insured savings” plan for bank duction of 50,000 tractors, Joseph similar indictment against the three Eighteen billion telephone mes­ better. He took out a $1000 mort­ judiciary committee today approved depositors was explained to fee Stalin, head of the Communist charging conspiracy to solicit a sages over American telephones gage on it. Came a time when the an amended Wagner bill for advanc­ American Institute of Banking to­ Party, dispatched a warm message bribe. last year traveled 45 billion miles, interest couldn’t be met ferough his ed planning of public works to com­ day by Edward A. Richards, presi­ of thanks to the American engineers Both indictments grew out of al­ or over 480 times fee distance from earnings. So he went up in his at­ bat unemployment. dent of fee Bast New York Savings who aided in the design and con­ leged deadings of Garrett with John the earth to the siui. tic and w ife three men carried down William A. Green, president of bank of Brooklyn. struction of fee factory. F. Sullivan, former proprietor of a trimk. It contained exactly 100,- fee American Federation of Labor, Briefiy, a bank would carry group Charles H. Struth of New York, the Hotel Ritz, which was padlock­ 000 pennies, and weighed 700 carried word to fee White House insurance on the Uvea of customers one of fee American engineers, re­ ed for liquor violations some time pounds. W ife his $100 in coppers, of evidence “ feat we are reaching a buying on fep installment plan to plied by telegraph. ago. Sullivan charged at the re­ yJTlB JOB John lifted fee mortgage. point of improvement,” He expects protect fee investments. “American engineers and work­ cent investigation of fee attorney the ^ census to show conditions are Richards said that for many years ers are proud feat they participated general’s office into Garrett’s deal­ DRIVER MUST PAY not as bad as pictured in some bankers Interested la savings and in fee gigantic work of industrializ­ ings that he had paid fee exliquor bo OOW’-r 60 QOO/dO lU Springfield, Ill.-^A.t Benld, HI., quarters. 4hrlft accounts have sought a com- ing fee Soviet Union. They promise raider protection money. ClRCLeS WMEM VOO Frank Cordera recently drove his The House committee referred to etent and legal means to combine to continue to give maximum efforts Y fe Insurance w ife symstematlc A(2e 6Will Rogers, died at her home near haps the most active old man in here which have banned women The man was John B. Stauff, 37, here yesterday. fee world. A t 98 he holds the rec­ SIX AT BIRTH without escorts are In for a boy­ A^ satchel containing |2,S00 was ^ - -- cotting from fee l6oks of fee. activi­ POPULARITY CONTEST NEGRO IS SHOT. ords as the oldest member of fee seized from his hand as he was on Rio De Janeiro.— Senhora Han­ ty displayed by general women ONE VOTE hia way to a downtown bank. Be- Royal College of Surgeozus, the old­ sen. of fee little town of ParlnplM, chibs. According to Miss F. Barry, ^ f<$e his collapse he identified Harry Bryan, Texas, June 18— (A P )— est of the Royal College of Physi­ recently g®tve birth to six infsntSv secretary of. S t Joan's Social and ]^am e ***. Atdrent, captured after a chase by^| The body of Bill Roan, negro, who cians, the oldest magistrate in Eng­ all within an hour, and all boys. Political AlUance, aU fee leading police, as one of the robbers. had been sought by a possee after land, and the oldest member of an She is 23, and already has two oth­ women’s organizations in fee coxm- Harry Manning. 27, was held by an attempted attack on Mrs. Henry extensive lodge. He is in robust health and goes in for everything er cUldren, a girl and a boy. She try have agreed to join la remov­ lUce as the second of the two Bowman, was found today. The ing this ban. dits. negro had been killed by buckshot. modem except radio. has been married three yean. y^.i

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FAMODS IN fE fm iR Manchester Men With Staff of Radio Station WGY W. L BRISTOL, DIES 'jfOtf For the Thrifty Bride This Made Possible the Talkies; . , Seventy'Years Old— Was Bom in Waterbury. of *Styie-Matked Futniture

Nisw Haven, June 18.— (A P ) Prof. William Henry Bristol, inven­ tor of the Bristol phone and num­ Complete Only erous recording instruments and president of the Bristol Company of Waterbury died today at New Haven hospital. He was 70 years old. Prof. William Henry Bristol, in­ ventor, educator, manufacturer and A YEAR TO PAY founder of the Bristol Co. of Water­ (Any Ensemble may be purchased oeparately bury was born July 5, 1859 in as p ric^ below.) Waterbury, the son of the late Ben- jaipin H. and Pauline Phelps Bris­ tol. A pioneer in manufacturing of recording instruments in America and inventor of the Bristol phone, an instrument which synchronized sound and action - in motion pic­ tures, Mr. Bristol gained an inter­ national reputation a? scientist and inventor. Above Is the strf mfi,atS'*°rschSctady”w 'lor ^adcasrconversatlon with Syd- Many Inventions. During the many years which he, ney“ i S ° “ TheThotog^^^^^^ outside the short wave station W2XAF eight miles outside . o£ I devoted to his scientific work Mr. Bristol developed a complete line of ®'‘‘'S ? o w , '" “ S'* ‘recording instruments adapted to propagation, F. B. E!drldre e n ^ e e r announcer of WGY. Thomas Hayes, /. meet almost every industrial re­ Front row—left to right—W. T. Meenam, ii., ^ y . ™ manaeer of G-E news bureau, quirement. His inventions included Archie Kilpatrick, Charles Kihlmire, Schenectady Union Star, C. D. wagoner, manager instruments for measuring pres­ William Purcell in charge of WGY and Chester Woo U in .______^ ------— sure, temperature, electricity, speed and time. ^ reserved for The Herald at Schenec-1 SHOULDER OF ROAD In 1915 he conceived the idea of TOM HAYES REFLECTS I tady’s best hotel. I recording simultaneously sound and I ! A t 6:15 the party was ready at action. The invention and produc-, CAUSES SKID CRASH tion of the Bristol phone followed. ON GREAT ADVENTURE I r i “ oS''l^o?a S '.L '1 i'g‘‘£w.j To perfect this instrument he spent I wave station from which many noted j jI people navehave talkedtcuj^.cu across the world | . » • j a nearly a million dollars in the con­ (Continued from Page 1) ^ . .. ---- struction of a fully equipped motion i In the party besides the Manchester i Car F igu res in Accident picture laboratory and studio in ---- T“ i contingent were: C. D. Wagoner, ^ , , Evening at Boland’s ' for close co-operation throughout, manager of the General Electric i ^ » Waterbury. the unique event, also for a fine in- j^g^g Bureau; William Purcell, en-' r illin g cstaiion. Early Education. spection tour of the entire General „tjjggj. ju charge of WGY; W. T. i NOW ON DISPLAY IN THE BRIDE’S COTTAGE Prof. Bristol received his early Electric plant in charge ^f William j^jgguam of the 'G. E. news bu- An automobile owned by Miss education in the public schools T. Meenam, of■ the G. E. news bu-, wenu- avdvjivoe e Kitten,raLteu, WGY vy^;rA chiefv*.*v>* an-' ------Madeline O’Brien- of 134 Prospect THE LIVING ROOM ENSEMBLE—Two luxurious pieces of Naugatuck. After working as a reau upon returning to the city. inoun’cer- A. B. Hitt,. m radio . _ en-j I street— andMM<4 driven Vkvr by ViAT* her nT'OrnftF. brother, brought to you at an exceptionally low price by special arrange­ clerk in a general store in that I The greatest adventure in the life j ^g^^j.jgg pj.gggQtt_ engineer! Joseph O’Brien of 11 Brain^ard ment with the manufacturer. Includes sofa with chair of your town for four years, he went to of Tom and John Hayes, brothers of ^ charge of radio wave propoga- j place. South Manchester, figured in own selection in colorful tapestry Stevens Institute. ! the old days, is over. Yesterday, j p ^ Eldridge . and Harry ; an accident on the Manchester-Bol- or mohair and moquette. O n ly ...... $99.50 Two years after his graduation thanks to perfect atmospheric con- j q g- Engineers; representa- ’ ton road directly in front of the he was appointed a mathematics in­ ditions for low-wave reception and , ’ pj.ggg united ^ Boland filling station at 6:29 last structor at Stevens and later was re-broadcast many thousands of , photographers and New York night when it skidded and struck a THE BEDROOM ENSEMBLE— Graceful simplicity and the rwe given a professjorship in that de­ people fresh from their night’s rest P r e s ^ j car driven by Harold William beauty of burled walnut veneers are the keynote to its beauty partment. listened to the human, touching con- ue p f station. ! Booth of Olga avenue, Hartford, During June we offer any three S1 1 2 *00 Founded Company. versation resumed over m ^ y . station is located; In the car with Mr. O’Brien at Prof. Bristol founded the Bristol leagues of sea and continent after country, dis- j the time of the accident was his Company in 1899 to manufacture 56 years of silence. . ^ ^ „ man-made intqrfer-1 wife, who was bruised about the THE DINING ROOM ENSEMBLE— With this distinctive wal­ and market his inventions. He held Touching ^ ' enS such as ^ r e s , mills or*street: shoulder, while in the Hartford car nut suite, you can be proud to act as hostess. Unusual tre^- many medals awarded him at vari­ The world knows today just what | ence suen resembles a wire-1 was Mrs. M. Fisher of Putnam Tom Hayes of South Manchester, car unes ^ formed of three' street, Hartford, Miss Gladys M. ment of rare decorative veneers adds to its d* ^ A 1 iT C ous expositions for his inventions. beauty. Table, buffet and six ch airs...... Among these were tl^p John Scott felt and expressed under the spell , antennas situated so as to ! Fisher of the same address, of the most modern mode of voice i “ di_ggtional with respect to Aus- I The O’Brien party was driving legacy which he received from the transmission. It also knows the Franklin Institute at Philadelphia traUa and other distant points. The | home from Bolton while the Fisher THE KITCHEN includes a three piece breakfast set with por­ manner in which John, the Austra­ three antennas converge at the low -; family was driving east. The road celain top table and two pinch back chairs, a top in 1890 and one awarded at the lian brother responded. Those who was wet and the O’Brien car is said Sesquicentennial at Philadelphia wave studio set in the axis of the tor and a three burner g’as range with mantle. ^ ^ 1 *7 C were tuned in on WGY at 7 a. m. antenna-made star and looked not at to have slipped off the shoulder of four years ago. yesterday heard John in the far­ the road skidded as it came back Complete only ...... He was a member of numerous all imposing at first sight. But for away Antipodes choke with emotion the miles and miles of wires criss- onto---- the - - hard road and was struck ' / societies, including the American when Tom reminded him through crossing the entire hill no inkling by, the car proceeding east. A1 Society of Mechanical Engineers, 10,000------miles- of - space that they were thus given of the wonderful i though the three women were at- A Society pf Motion Picture En­ the last'oflast^of a longlongJme. line. John broke gpop to transpire in tended at Dr. George Lundberg’s ♦“ Style-Marked” means more gineers and American Institute of down and cried, halting momentar- . ,. u-neath office following the accident the in- than merely the latest in style. Electrical Engineers. He was also ily the conversation. But at his side the ^^udio b ^ e ^ . To be "style-marked” a furni­ a fellow of the American Associa­ , Prompuy f t 7 o’c-obk ths bi| Officer Walter Caa.ell laveellgat ture ensemble must pass the tion for the Advancement of ed. test of good taste, value, and of talking across the world. i t|on in Schenectady ro.^,de Kit- Science. Human Interest ! the low-wave station and Clyde Kit proven popularity. The “style- Mr. Bristol had been ill for sev­ There were also amusing bits of tell, W GY’s chief announcer, marked” label on this four eral months suffering from a blood nounced to radio listeners at many a ; room ensemble is our gui.-iintee homely talk that went out from the ------m ~ tAv,,, ; clot in the region of the heart. He widely separated microphones. They breakfast table 1-bat Tom and John , and safeguards your invest­ went to Florida last winter for a talked of the old days in Manchester i were to try and talk for the first , ABOUT TOWN ment. complete rest but last week his con­ when both were school boys. They i time since boyhood. 56 years ago. | dition became grave and he was re­ told the world, figuratively speak- How well they succeeded, only i moved from his Waterbury home to ing, the problems of the barefoot I those who listened in yesterday Graduation exercises of the Man- j the "hospital here. summer lad, dirty of feet who was j know. |Chester Green school will take place During recent years, he had de­ made to wash them beforte tumbling ! '' ______i this evening at 8 o’clock in the as­ Kreuger end Toll ...... voted a great deal of energy and into bed. And they objected because ' sembly hall of the school. Peck Stow and Wilcox 7 time to the invention and produc­ a playmate didn’t have to wash his Russell M fg 3o. X ---- — tion of the Bristol phone. Close ap­ until he went to school in the mom- xScovill ...... 52 Lorillard ...... 17^: MONSTER WECOME A well-children’s conference wlJl ^ Mo Kan and Tex ...... 35%- plication to this instrument is be­ ing! SELLING WAVE xSeth Thom Co. com . — take place tomorrow afternoon at Local Stocks lieved to have taken a great deal of xdo, pfd ...... 25 Mont Ward ...... True to Form 3 o’clock at the Memorial hospital Nat Cash Reg A ...... his strength. The entire suggestion was one of FOR ADMIRAL BYRD Standard S crew ...... 110 120 I annex. Nat Dairy ...... 48 • spontaneity and freedom from (Furnished by Putnam £ Co.) do, pfd, guar "A ” .. 100 HTIS EXCHANGE; Central Row, Hartford, Conn. 40 coaching or suggestion or any un- xStanley Works ...... 37 (Continued from Page 1.) 1 Miss Grace Robertson of Oakland N,ev Cop ...... 15% WRECK BLOCKS TRAFFIC I natural indqcement to make the talk Smythe M f g ...... 85 anything, other than that which it . { street is in Colebrook, the guest of 1 P. M. Stocks. xTaylor & Fenn ...... 116 N Y Cent ...... 156 will be landed at the Battery N Y N H H ...... 105 .'i was intended to be—a greeting of I Mrs. Albert Keith. Bank Stocks. Torrington ...... 56 New York, June 18—TAP) — A 10:30 a. m. , ----- PRICES T U B L E North A m e r ...... 94 long lost brothers from one end of Bid Asked Underwood M fg Co 84 southbound passenger train of the With 3,000 troops forming a [ ^ ^ Keeney Tent, Daughters the world to the other. Both broth­ Bankers Trust Co. . . . 325 Union M fg Co ...... Par Publix ...... 53 New York Central railroad side- (Continued from Page 1.) ers held true to form. Tom the guard of honor the parade up Broad-; union War Veterans will hold its City Bank and ’Trust . — 35b U S Envelope, com .. Penn Rr ...... J i » " swiped a sixty-car milk train near easy-going member who has travel- way to the'City Hall will get under- j , rneetine' at the State Cap Nat B & T ...... — 370 do, p fd '...... Phila Read C and I ...... Spuyten Duyvdl station, in the ed much in the course of his life way at 10:40 ZZrfow oyel,. The were relatively harder hit than oth­ Conn. River ...... 425 Veeder Root ...... 39 Pub Serv N J ...... 87 ^ Bronx, shortly after 7 o’clock i conveyed to his more conservative at 11 a. m. wl^e^e it will pass in j jn observance of er groups. Htfd Conn. Trust .... 128 138 xWhitlock Coil Pipe Radio ...... 34 J (EST.) this morning, derailing the review before Mayor James J. P, ^ ‘ eiov Trading in the first half hour was First Nat Htfd ...... — 240 X—Elx-dlvidend.' Radio Keith ...... brother the spice, the happiness and Walker. A painting commemorat- Flag day and Mothers y. .109 » engine of the passenger train and substantially less active than it Land Mtg and Title .. — 40 XX—EJx-rlghts. Reading wrecking three cars of the milk love of living, long, yet not always too well. In the short space of ing his achievement wir be pre-! ^ was yesterday, but trading gained Mutual B&T ...... — 220 Rem Rand ...... 26*,^. train. forty minutes, an infinitesimal sented to Admiral Byrd by Mayor! The ^nual a f momentum as the session progress­ New Brit Trust ..... — 200 Sears Roebuck ...... 69 , There were no casualties, but Walker, while each member of the ed, and shortly after midday, the Riverside Trust ...... 500 Simmons ...... period of tihie in the lives of the expedition will receive the city’s | the North Metnodist church w ll trains were held up for more than two participants, their early life was ticker was' nearly an hour behind West Htfd, Trust ... — 450 Sinclair O i l ...... an hour. Two sections of the Twen­ medal of valor. The honorary de-, take place at the home of Mr^ c. J. again renewed, and the intimate floor transactions. Insurance Stocks. Sou Pac ...... 1“ ^ ; tieth Century arriving from Chica­ cree of Doctor of Laws will be pre- . Balch of North Main street, Friday N.Y. Stocks touches given out to a world hun­ On Curb Market xAetna Casualty ---- — Sou Rwy ...... go were belated, and hundreds of gering for material such as this sented to Admiral Byrd by Chan-! at 2:15. There wil be reports of of- On the Curb Market, the majority xAetna Life ...... 76, Stand Brands ...... 17vfr; commuters arrived tardily at their cellor Elmer E. Brown of New York I ficers and commitees and elections of the more active issues tumbled to xAetna Fire, $10 par . 56 Stand Gas and El ...... 89%; proved to be. Adams Exp ...... 22'% offices. • Overjoyed University. j for the coming year. A social time new levels for the year, with the xAutomobile ...... 34 Stand Oil Cal ...... 57%, The empty milk train was cross­ AUeg Corp ...... 18% ^ And ^ e n it was over after those Radio Description. | wHl follow. selling of utility shares particularly Conn Genei;al ...... — Stand Oil N J ...... 61 ^ ing from one track to another when never-to-be-forgotten 41 minutes A complete radio description o f ; ----- heavy. The ticker fell more than xHtfd Fire, $10 par . 67 ...... 50%| the express train, bearing down John and Tom Hayes again closed the reception at Quarantine and the j Miss Ruth McMenemy, daughter three-quarters of an hour in ar­ Htfd Stm Bioll,, $10 par — Am and For Pow ...... i Timken pRoll Bear ...... upon it in the thick fog, struck it. the circuit on their youthful in­ ceremonies at City Hall will be of Mr. and Mrs. John McMenemy of rears. Electric bond and share Am Intemat ...... 30% Transcont Oil ...... The milk cars caught, fire and burn­ National Fire ...... 66 Am Pow and Lt ...... 75% timacies and stepped back to let the broadcast over nation-wide chains Marble street, is expected home to­ dropped $6, and American Sut>er- xPhoenix Fire ' ...... 77 Union (Jarbide ...... 64 ed. world take* its usual course with by both the National Broadcasting morrow from Middlebury college, power $3. In the Investment com­ Am Rad StandSan ...... 24 Unit Aircraft ...... « . . g Fifteen hundred persons, mostly Travelers ...... 1275 respect to them. To say they were company---- ^ — and the Columbia Broad- where she has completed her fresh­ pany investment trust group, Public Utility Stocks. Am RoU Mill ...... 59% Unit Gas and I m p ...... 32 . commuters, on the passenger train, mightily pleased with their exper- casting system, man year. United Founders, Goldman Sachs Am Smelt ...... 56 U S Ind Alco ...... 68%J which was an express from Peeks- xConn. Elec S e r v ---- 89 iencelence wouldwouia be oe expressingexpreasmg itil withoutwiluuul i| .n.uunnnAdmiral Byrdxjjfiu and his men will Trading and Trans-America sagged xConn. P o w e r...... 76 Am Tel and Tel ...... 203% U S Pipe and F dry ...... 26 kill, N. Y., remained orderly after the superlatives that the event de-I remain in New York only one day,: Mrs. ivirs. C. Hermannerumu Cheney v,.,of Hart- $2 to ?3 to new lows for the move­ Am Tob B ...... 218% U S Rubber ...... ^ -4 the accident. Hart Elec L t ...... 79 manded. j leaving at midnight Thursday for j ford road has returned from a sev- ment. Cities Service held relative- Greenwich W&G, pfd . 90 Am Wat Wks ...... 81 Util Pow and Lt A ...... ?0%^ They were overjoyed ivith the j Washington to be received by Presi- eral week’s stay in California. ijy steady, losing about $1. Hartford Gas '...... 72 Anaconda ...... 45 ^Varner Bros Piet ...... 41, . seemingly miraculous procedure,! dent Hoover and to be guests at a ----- Quotations of securities traded do, pfd ...... 45 Atl Ref ...... 31% Westing El and M f g ...... 131.,^4 FORCED TO SUSPEND stunned ^ t h the magnanimity. . . of..... it • luncheon - ,------given.— by the National — 4 Geo- -M-iHg Anne Ruebin was the guest over the counter were successively Baldwin L o c o ...... 20% Woolworth ...... 58.'5(;| tnarked down. First National Bank S N E T'Co ....■...... 167 all and like ai boy with a new bicycle graphic Society. Admiral Byrd on of honor at a surprise party held at do, rts, W. 1...... 7V4 Balt and Ohio ...... 101 Yellow Truck ------‘20 t the home of Miss Irene Lockwood, stock was quoted $4,650 bid off $50; Bendix ' 28% New York, June 18— (A P )—R. H. or rifle displayed it openly and Saturday will be received at Rich- Manufacturing Stocks. often. . mond, Va., by Governor Pollard and U Ridgewood street, which was at­ (Guaranty Trust, $620 bid, off $15, 58 Can Pac ...... 189 Hooper & Co., members of the New National City, $145.50 bid and Chase Am Hardware - ...... 55 Trip to Schenectady. ' will spend Sunday at liis home in tended by about 25 of her friends Amer Hosiery 25 — Case Thresh ...... 166 CURB QUOTATIONS York Cotton Exchange, notified the from Hartford, West Hartford, National, $133.50 bid, each oft $4.50. Cerro De Pasco ...... ■..•43% Exchange today that they were un­ The trip to and from Schenectady | Winchester, Va. A long program of Amer Silver ...... I. 0- by train, selected by the Herald | receptions will follow extending as Warehouse Point, Talcottville and 36 CJhi and Norwest ...... 71% able to n :^ t their obligations "ow­ TO B^ODEL FRAT HOUSE Arrow H&H, com .... management because of the freedom 1 far as July 11 when he will be a this town. Solos were sung by sev­ Automatic Refrlg .... Chrysler ...... 25% ing to irregularities within our eral of the yoimg men present, (By Associated Press.) organization.’’ from strain on the Manchester par-1 guest of honor in Chicago, xBigelow Sanford, com 55 Colum (jSS and E l ...... 60 ticipant, was mad"" without incident. | games played and a buffet lunch. .Middletown, June 18.— (A P .)— Colum Graph 16% The annoimcement, contained in Trustees of Wesleyan Commons do, pfd T- Amer Oties Pow and Lt (B) 13% j a letter to the secretary of the Ex­ The weather was very warm, onej BlUlngs and Spencer.. 3 Coml S o lv ...... •:•••’•...... 30% 21.%i The Ladles Fragment society of Club Alumni Corporation which i's Am Super Power ...... change, was read from the rostrum of the sesison’s hottest days, and BREAK SCHOOL SAFE Bristol Brass ...... Comwlth and S o u ...... 12% 22*^ 1 Coventry call the attention of Man­ the vcorporate body for the local Cent States Elec ...... of the Exchange this morning. It when the preliminaries of introduc­ do, pfd ...... 95 Consol Gas ...... 102% 264 chester people to the strawberry chapter of Sigma Chi, vqted yes­ caties Service said that the firm expected to be tion at the General Electric plant Collins C3o...... 102 Contin Can ...... 52. shortcake and salad supper they are terday to remodel the frat house at Cocker ^ 'V^eeler ...... 16 able to liquidate its obligations “in were over and the pleasant and Plainville, June 18— (A P ) — Case, Lockwood and B 625 Com Prod-...... 91% serving at the Chapel haJl in that an outlay of $25,000. Pledges of Elecs Bond and Share due time to the fuli extent.’’ cool room at the Van Curler Hotel 6urglars came out second best in a Colt’s Firearms ...... 23.%-' Dupont D e. Nem ...... 102% Italian Superpower .. was reached, Tom settled back in grapple with the school safes here place this evening, beginning at 6 $4,000 are in hand. Work will begin Elastman Kodak ...... 191% J. C. Monier, senior partner, ex­ July 1 and in the fall the chapter Ea^e Lock ..'.r...... 36 Niag and Hud Power comfort after the hot ride to rest be­ last night shortly after the gradu­ D^clock. Elec Pow and L t ...... 58% plained that the firm was forced to will occupy the dining room which Fafnir Bearings ...... — Pennroad ...... SIS susp^d operations because of lack fore his big event. ating class had complete its class Fuller Brush. fClass A* .*< — Fox FUm A ...... 40 G. Albert Pearson, Wilfred Kent, will be imtouched. S O Ihd ••••••< 49% of ready cash, due to the specula- Before retiring for the night night exercises, for not only did Gen Elec . 65% Alfred Lange, Sherwood Anderson, Hart & Cooley/...... — • United Gas ...... 27* tiona of one of the firm’s clerks in everything, in connection with the they fail to finding 'anything of Gen Foods ...... -a 51% .i V i -1.^ - — » 36*‘ and Elsie Berggren, all pupils of COLLEGE ENSIGNS Hartmann Tob. com ■■. — Unit Lt and Pow A ...... France, who operated imder an as­ moming’f jaroadca-st was arranged value but they also left their tools do, 1st pfd ...... —' Gen Motors Util Pow and’ L t .^ ...... 16 by phone and as the sun dipped in behind. Entering the building in a Mrs. Nellie Carey Reynolds, will ap­ Gold Dust .... sumed name. He added that the - Cambridge, Mass., June 18— (A P )' Inter Silver".....'.'... >^80 Vacuunx Oil 79 firm was “perfectly solvent’’ and ex­ the distance the stage was effect­ manner not learned, they broke open pear ins-a recital at the. Swedish Grigsby Grunow Lutheran chLirch at 8:30 o’clock to­ -—Captain W., N. Vemou of the U. do, pfd ...... 105 - ’-jid pected to be able to pay ,100 cents ually set for the morning show. - the safe in Principal Dpuglas.S. xLanders, Frary &"Glk v66. Int Harvest ... Macdonalds office bu.t ' foimd no night. Organ numbers will be pre­ S.‘ S. Northampton today awarded Hershey ...... >•••••< Eskimos, explorers tell us, on thp dollar. ' * Rises Early. commissions as ensigns in the naval Mann & Bow, Class A 18 Tom was up at 4 a. m. He ad­ money. They failed in an effort to sented by L. Burdette Hawley and Int Nickel C]an Miss ElCanpr • Heubner will play reserve to 18 Harvard seniorp in the do. Class B‘ ^ . 7. No matter how often the (Chinese mitted having his usual amount of get at the contents* of the larger Int Tel and Tel Piano solos.' Miss^ Eva M. Johnson first ceremony ol| the kind ever held xNew Brit. Mch. com. — break put in tong wars„they always aicepsleep whichwmeu waswou possible, without' , safe in the main office a.nd made a jQbns .ManvUle . . . . 82_ and Mr. Hawley will be accom- here. A ll were graduates of the North & Judd ...... 19 a cake ics. seem .able to iron out their difficul­ question, in the cool, quiet room that | fruitless search of the . teachers Niles Bbm Pond./....- 26% Kennecott •••••••••••••••• 3o% iP ^ s t s . The. public is Invited. course in naval science and tactics. ties. . - . . , the General Electric ^Company had j desks. , i - '".H.•1'; ■ - • - I A MANCHESTER ETENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONM„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18,1930. ^ PAGE FOUR as were also Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Wapping Center school and West and family and Mr. and Mrs. Rye street scl^opl will be.hiil^ DISCOVER ONE BODY 1 2 SHIPS WIN OUT GILEAD LINER REFLOATED WAPPING Ira Wilcox and son. evenlt^ at the school ha&i^: W H I ’S CAMPAIGN ’The Federated Sunday school will five pupils wlU receive thei^-< Mr. and Mrs. George C. West, mas. Rev. Julius Appleton or Hartford hold their next social on Wednes­ OF 8 MISSING MEN Mr. and Mrsi lisle West, Mr. and day evening, June 25, on the lawn IN TARIFF RACE preached at the local church Sun­ AFTER TWO HOURS Mrs. Arthur Sweeney and son ^ IS LOSING GROUND day morning and will supply during of the parish house. ’liie games will RF.BET.S LEAVE d T T Ralph, Mr. and Mrs. Percy West be in charge of Mrs. Hattie John­ the pastor’s absence. Toledo, O.,—June 18.— (A P)—The and children, all motored to Sandy son and her Simday school class Shanghai, June 18— (AP)—J^>ail- (.7 The Christian Elndeavor society finding of several articles of cloth­ New York, June 18.— (AP)— New York, June — (AP)— The Beach, Crystal Lake, last Sunday, and the refreshments will be in ese press advices from ChangshAidouble economy cooking holes! preference could be charged than 2 points, and American Tele­ Frank C. Peterson, 44, Boston, in —Fire set T)y a firecracker placed phone dropped more than 5 points Don’t be unprepared another against the organization. Charles River, Dedham. under the rear piazza of. a two- single day. Go to your ■A to a new minimum for 1930. Harry Partington, 21, New Bed­ family house here last night drove Columbian Carbon dropped 11 druggist now and ask for the Here are the Features of this Stove! ford, in river at Pawtucket, R. I. five persons out and did ^$2,000 dam­ 2oe or 75f- size. BLUENOSE REFLOATED points. Utilities were conspicuously age. George Servera, his wife and weak. Such shares as (Consolidated Aldo Moreau, .11, Lewiston, Me., at Taylor Pond, Auburn, Me. son lived on the first floor and Halifax, N. S., June 18.— (AP)— Gas, American Can, Air Reduction, Raoul ToumiAr, 14, in Connecti­ Arthur Bellucia and his wife on the Bell-an s Electric Power and Light and The schooner Bluenose, champion cut river. Rocky Hill, Conn. second. FOR INDIGESTION racer of the North Atlantic- fishing Standard Gas lost about 3 to 5 fleet, which has been ashore at points, and Auburn 9. " BACK SPLASHER Foreign exchanges opened fairly OIL TANK STOVE FINISH BURNERS Point Roche in Placentia.Bay, New­ side splasher and foundland, was hauled oft early to­ steady, with sterling cables at $4.85- Is of glass! You can automatic wickless 25-32. Spring green, ivory oven door are gen­ day by the Canadian govenament 1 always see how and a dull black. uine porcelain ena­ type. Economical steamer Arras. intense heat. A sporting goods house adver­ much fuel you Easy to clean. mel. The Marine and Fisheries Depart­ have! ment was told the Bluenaae was not tises that it takes 20 sheet to damaged seriously. The Arras took provide the gut for one of Its THE CORONA COOKER Buy Now ' the schooner in tow fo r ,Burin, forty rackets. Let’s hope it’s a good miles away. score. and Pay the r Easy Way EACH BURNER PORCELAIN ENAMEL BUILT-IN OVEN heats 2 holes. ’Two TERMS heats as evenly and Automatic.. Wick­ Burner Handles and hot as any gas less . burners heat Drums are also of CLEARY'S LUNCH range. 18x13 in. 4 holes! porcelain enamel. / X% ',Alu 697 Main Street Formerly the Colonial Lunch Montgomery Ward&Co. LEO J. CLEARY, Prop. 824-828 MAIN STREET SOUTH MANCHESTKB Hegular Dinners Steaks and Cholis Box Lunches Store Open ’Thursday and Saturday until 9 p. m. Closed Wednesday at noon during summer months. CATERING ^HS'^:^^Hits Hie BuUseife of Value Telephone 3884 -

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on Monday morning for the 4th 4-H given addresses at various schools National Encampment, with State about the state and the city of OA SAY THAT W E | Club Leader A. J. Brindage, Miss Philadelphia and he is sure to have lUOTATlO] Myrtle Files and the County Club a special message at the service on ROCKVUIE Agent of Home Economics in New Sunday morning. The service is BROKE GAHG UW S Haven County and Paul Holdrige of open to the public. Waterford and a girl delegate ironi CloFnelia Circle Picnic. Melbourne, 'Aiistralia, June 18. — SUm Anttmio, TiSijas.— Short Calendar Session. “The making of a good museum Windham and Litchfield County. The Cornelia (Circle will hold a (AP)—Miss Mary Powell, revealed WATERLOO Wide open spaces in' jtks ; map . m A short Calendar session of the man must be in the blood. The The motor trip will take in Bear picnic at Inspiration Point, tne i yesterday in Dublin by Captain Texas hftve been dotted wltt ;to n ^ Chicago, June 18— (AP) — The Superior Court was held in Superior Mountain Briage, stopping at West work becomes mere drudgery, if On June , 18X5, the battle of summer home of Dr. and Mrs. W. j Charles Kingsford Smith-as his fi- 18 and cities in the last 10 yeus, tlm Tribune today editorially took cog­ I Court room. Memorial building on Point for an hour and a half, un B. Bean in Tolland. Members plan one’s heart is not in it.” Waterloo, the decisive engagement census figures Of 1930 show. Tuesday morning. Judge Allyn L. through the Delaware Water Gap. ! ancee, is not a bit worried as to the nizance of various sinister rumors to reach there about 3 o'clock. The —Boy Chapman Andrews, explorer. which finally ended the power of Most of the new towns sprang up ■ Brown on the bench. Alfred E. It is expected the return trip will program will be informal and a de­ outcome of the famous aviator’s pro­ because , of oil booms—some of them that have circulated since the mur­ Napoleon, was fought in Belgium ' Hendricks, formerly of this city and be made home about June 26. Mucn licious supper will be served. Mem­ jected trans-Atlantic flight to New in spots where nc one ever dreamed der of its police reporter Alfred now of New York was granted a di- “The world’s opportunities are about 12 miles south of Brussels. | time at Camp will be .spent sight bers who wish conveyance, are re­ York. there would be even a village.. , (Jake) Lingle nine days ago and at 1 vorce from May Hendricks on i seeing. They" will visit the govern- quested to get in touch with Mrs. only beginning to break. Every gen­ Just a year before, Napoleon One of the new towns is ’Best,’ on J - w eration leaves more opportunities If he succeeds he will sell • his ; the same time it pledged to pursue I charge of desertion. The plainttft j j^gntment titarm at Beltsville, Maryland, Harry C. Smith on or before Friday had abdicated as king of France the lands of the University of Texas, the inquiry to the end “no matter I was forlner pEistor of the African i than it found.” plane, the Southern Cross, ia which built soon after the discoviery of oil the grave of the Unknown Soldier, morning, June 20. he already hgs flown frqm Aniefica and was sent into retirement as wherever it may lead.” I Baptist church here and, leaving ^ where they will place a wreath; —Henry Ford. in the Big Lake field. “Recent rumors have arisen re­ . Appointed Swimming Instructor. to Australia and settle' doiro to ruler of the litUe Isle of Elba to McCaraey was a spot on a flat be­ several months ago. |they will also visit the Tomb of Frank O’Neill, son of Mr. and more humane matters in compliance ! garding Mr. Lingle’s relations with Mrs. Alice Mead Carpenter was | Qeorge Washington, “Our language, in pearly every the Mediterranean. He escaped, tween two hills imW 1925. Today gangdom” the Tribune said. “It has Mrs. J. J. O’Neill of East Main detail, is illogical. In this lies a wiUi her wish that he shall not take; however, gathered up an army it has a population of 5,000. . granted a divorce from Howard B. I Burpee Corps Meeting. risk on his life flying., . . i been said that he was, in one fash­ Carpenter of Hartford, the grounds street, a junior at Colby College, charm.” and- determined to become em­ Crane CJity was bom a short time Burpee Womans Relief Corps will Waterville, Maine, has accepted a Miss Powell is of Irish Australian ion or another, an ally and that he J being intolerable cruelty. The plain —Janet Rankin Aiken. peror of France once more. He after McCamey. was killed for violating in some hold its regular meeting in G. A. R. position as swimming instructor at parentage. She was bom in Mel­ made the best preparation possi­ Less them five years ago Iraap tiff was awarded the custody of two Hall this evening at 8 o’clock. Planfe bourne, and according to her story, manner the code of gangdom. the Nehall Look Memorial Park “We all talk to ourselves. Each ble, gathering a force of about was started, and now it is a mo $1 A H’EEK Q uick. . . because of nature-bom SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES o ’ charm. DURING THE DEMONSTRATION and hundreds of other wonderful During the remainder of this week we offer a substantial reduction from our DIAMOND Values That goes, too, for another young already low prices on these famous cookers. They go back to regular prices star, OLD GOLD. Three yews next week, so be sure to attend the demonstration and get your cooker during From $17.50 to $1500 ago, unknown. Now, Amerii^^s this sale. There is a Size for Every J’^amily. fastest growing cigarette. 6 Qt. Size ^ e >1 n Complete THESE REDUCED ILf- $14.98 Complete i i ] “O. G.” gave a new taste-t^iill.. PRICES THIS 18 Qt. ^ - 1 7 Q t - through smoother tobaccos, fr^ Size ^ 1 I *1 / 0 $10.85 WEEK ONLY! llEWELEf^ from irritants. When a girl, or a Complete Complete OLD GOLD was first Introduced at Atlantic C it^ cigarette, is bl««sed by natuh, a June 13th, 192?. In 90 days It had become one of the 4 best sellers in Atlantic Coast ^m m er hotels. new star rises • •. and fast. Montgomery Ward&Co. I N C . 40 Asylum Street, Hartford better TOBACCOS . . . “HOT A COUGH IN A OARLOAP- 824-828 Main Street, South Manchester m'

. ' V --- M- M i *•? > r BW5rm6 HiatAIJ), SOTOT M ANCHIS^ WEDNESDAY, JTJCT 18, mff. ItfANOHESTBR j in the Mississippi valley owned al­ that ought to settle it, at least to the saUsfacUon of any Rockefeller, ^Icl: ni t5J? iltw ciiestrr legiance to no flag whatever but were a law unto themselves; gov­ from old Black Jack who had everybody in Berkshire county, ^piinpnt Sttrtdttg R tratt ernors of remote states regarded .T'psia^r themselves as practically heads of Mass., scared blue a hundred-odd BERALD^PWN^NO COS^PANT. INC. ears ago down to the newest “Chambers” sH ”.0.1; • nations; there was no guarantee; 18 BUeell Street lember of the newest generation. South Mancheeter. CMn. of permanency to the Union Itself j *■ THOMAS FT5RGUSON and very little realization of a| Yet one wonders where is the jaisj b’ ~-- Ganral Manazer ain in thus apotheosizing steel for hot'weather common nauonaui'j* * : iSlv® ni f'ounddd October 1* 1881 \ *i§v^ rr i less pronounced degree, in some- j what the same conoiuou u.a humanity. Build a monument Sundays and Holidays. Entared at the cooking . ,8'^fit'... , Post Office at South MAMhester. —and for the same reason; Lack j reaching to the moon and then vJrmjJ-i-Xlo Conn., as Second Class Malt Matter. stand a mere human man at the doom .6 i-o SUBSCRIPTION RATES of roads and quick communication Run half a dozen railroads j foot of it and see what you have o-g cJ 1-: One Year, by mall ...... Per Month, by mall ...... * through China from north to south ! done to his individuality, his faith Sdl t'DS Delivered, one year .$9.00 Single copies ...... $ .03 and half a dozen from east to west; i in himself, his capacity for aspira- ihSVt Otl^ MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED build twice as many arterial motor tion*. If he is perchance a Nero, a j mol PH KSS highways in either direction*, give Nebuchadnezzar, a lunatic with an | 1930 brides are selecting bedrooms The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republtcatlon the Chinese people the telephone j inflated ego, you may kindle rival- | of all news dispatches 'credited to It or not otherwise credited In this and telegraps—and we will have a j ry in his soul. If he be plain John | paper and also the local news pub­ nation there, quickly enough; one | Smith you squash him flat.-There lished herci.i. . All rights of republlcatlon of that will not be continually rackedare scores of millions of John Smiths jj this “ensemble” way special dispatches herein are also re­ by civil war. j in America—capable of being hap-' served. ______We wouldn’t have a real nation i py and confident and courageous in SPECIAL, advertising REPRE­ X SENTATIVE: Hamilton - DeDtsser. in America, even now, if our com- j a forest with a hammer and a saw ^ HEN they select bedroom furniture of Inc., 285 Madison Ave.. New York, N. munities were still living in the j and a sack of seeds but beaten to a [ y.. and 612 North Michigan Are., the Colonial type, they choose Watkins Chicago. Ills. ______isolation of a hundred and fifty; frazzle by the piled up magnifi- j Reproductions, such as these. They as­ years ago. To be sure, we quickly I cence that proves, if it proves any- j W Full service client of N E A Service. semble various authentic reproductions—wheth­ saw the point and got rid of our thing, the regimentation of human So much of the Chambers cook­ er they be maple, cherry or mahogany—into a ^°Member. Audit Bureau of Circula­ effort and the surrender of indi­ tions. isolation. But isolation had not ing is done without the gas distinctive ensemble. Nowhere else will they ever vidual ^will to the rule of the mas­ The Herald Printing Company. Inc^ been with us, as it has'been with burning that this is the ideal find groupings exactly like those they select, for ter of illimitable labor. assumes no financial responsjWlity the Chinese, the fixed habit of Summer range. Then too, the 'T there is such a large variety at Watkins, not only for typographical errors *^**5’"* „ We have in Manchester some advertisements In the Manchester thousands of years. oven and thermodome are in the larger pieces but in chairs, table, lamps Evening Herald. ______simple little homes, sheltering the heavily insulated. Model sketch­ benches, rugs and draperies as well! WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1930. THE NEW JERSEY TEST broods of the men whose hard hands framed and finished them, ed, with left hand The New Jersey Anti-Saloon over and broiler, i T BIG THINGS BREWING that are better evidences of all that 'JujIj u j j David Lloyd George’s offer to League and the W. C. T. U. played, all white porcelain,' as events demonstrate' a rather is most admirable in life than will Prime Minister Ramsay MacDon­ be Mr. Rockefeller’s two hundred Reduced to • ••••• desperate game in backing Frank­ £eft—This bracket-foot chest is made ald to put the full voting power of and fifty million dollar mausoleum lin W. Fort for the Republican with oak interiors and mahogany veneer­ the Liberal party in the British of a thousand squawks. Parliament into a coalition with nomination for the United States ed exterior, $23.40. the Labor party on the single mat-j Senate, against ^^Mor^^^ ter of solving the unemployment and ' former ' Senator Frelinghuysen. ' ...... These organizations courted a situation may amount to nothing Above—This poster bed or to a great deal. If Lloyd George showdown on the strength of the dry element in their state. 'They can be had in either fuU Left—Use a Chippen­ is as candid as he appears to be in or twin sires. Mahog­ dale mirror over this making his offer, and if he can con­ asked for a test of public opinion on the prohibition question, and any veneered and gum- bracket foot chest, tinue to deliver the Liberal vote, wood, $15. mahogany and birch, thus producing a> strong working they got it. Mr. Morrow’s vote is something like three and a half $26. majority for the purposes of the fey RODNEY BUTCHER employment plan, it is entirely pos­ times as large as that of Mr. Fort. I NEA Service Writer sible that the world may be treated In addition to this there is the to something brand new in the way anti-prohibition vote that went to Washington, June 18. — If the of statesmanship, something that Frelinghuysen, former dry who white whale which the coast 'j^uard may even go so far as to revolu­ made his campaign as a wet, which ice patrol claims to have seed off tionize the science of government promises to be between one-third the Grand Banks was really Moby Set the gas on this Chambers and one-half as large as the dry Dick, the most famous white whale for the desired cooking or bak­ Below—Here we illustrate one of our and establish a new school of eco­ of all time, the old boy must have J nomic thought. Fort vote. degenerated. Moby Dick, the killer, ing— and then forget it. This finest Colonial reproductions, the Salem So far, the Labor government, It is undoubtedly true that Mr. always traveled alone. The coast model automatically shuts it­ chest. This particular model is made by lacking a majority in its own right, Morrow received the votes of many i guard report to the navy’s hydro- ( self off when the desired heat hand of genuine mahogany throughout, Republican voters who do not graphic office, however^ says thlsj $89. Other Salem chests, $79 up. has approached the problem of un­ new white whale was swimming is gained to con­ employment very gingerly, regard­ classify themselves as wets but who along with a black whale. tinue cooking on ing any revolutionary project as favored his candidacy for the very It was so long since the Navy retained heat. All i not only hopeless of accomplish­ sufficient reason that they recog­ Department had heard of a white white porcelain. whale that the people down there ment hut calculated to invite the nized his splendid qualities as a Reduced t o ...... citizen and a statesman quite apart put out a bulletin on it when some­ fall of the Labor government. Now one discovered a rather casual, it may be able to express itself in from any question of liquor laws. routine mention of the phenomenon action. None of these, however, can be in the report of Commander P. F, Roach, commanding the cutter No country in the world is In rated as thick-and-tfiin, bitter end- er drys, else they would have done | Modoc^ such an admirable position, through Mistook It for Ice Cake as the Anti-Saloon Leaguers and Below—-The knee-hole ^ i t s form of government, to make "At 7:15 p. m. on May 16,” Roach lowboy was originally Above—One of Watkins Hand-Made Re­ ^,';"phenomenal experiments in the so­ the W. C. T. U. did—cast aside reported, "a white whale was sight­ productions—a sturdy genuine mahog­ every consideration of public policy ed from the bridge, the ship then ^ used as a dressing table. lution of unemployment. There is any bed in rich red finish, $59. for the sake of the prohibition i Watkins Reproductions practically nothing that a British , ^ north; 46 degrees, 36 minutes west, for this purpose, come V >>cabinet cannot do with the re- fetich. The white whale - was swimming . . In. - There has never been a cleaner company with a black one directly in genuine mahogany _ ^ . -sources of the nation, in the dis­ hand made, $55. Other position of its wealth or in eco- cut demonstration of the actual for the port first it was political strength of the extreme taken for a growler. However, it lowboys, $39 up. 'nomic regulation, with the simple made two short dives while travers­ - ^ - mm --authorization of a vote of the prohibitionists within the Republi­ ing the distance to the ship and j-‘ '' House of Commons. Its House of can party in the Eastern states then sounded close aboard and dis­ Right — A’ Lords senate is inoperative. ’There than is provided by this New Jersey appeared in company with its black dressing table, set-up. They are in a fractional companion, Neither whale was seen is no -Supreme Court, as with us, again.’* ready for to declare this or that law invalid. minority. They have no possible A growler is a chunk of an ice­ draping. With Parliament answers not to a tribu­ right to expect to dictate the policy berg and the Modoc’s position at THE STEWART 3 drawers and nal hut to the people. Its acts are of the party on this question. this memorable moment was about wings for 400 miles southeast of Cape Race, Here’s a range that takes care law until the voters repudiate 1 Now it remains to see whether draperies, un- Newfoundland. of both Summer and Winter. It them. tlie New Jersey drys, having risked finished, Of course there are white whales has four gas burners with auto­ ’This being the case, and conser­ so much and lost, will play the in existence, but hardly,' ever does $16.65. matic heat-controlled oven, and vatism being rendered helpless by game. They showed unquestion­ anyone see one of them. There are also whales with large white spots -such a combination as proposed by able courage. Will they now show a coal end for coal burning and and sometimes these spots grow water heating 1 It Lloyd George, there is substantial­ that they can be fair as well as until they get the better of a black ly no limit to the experimentation brave? Having gone into the Re­ whale and make him’ all white. is finished' in com­ that may be resorted to in order to publican primaries they are obli­ Some whales whiten with age. bination gray and'$130 set all the jobless at work. gated by every consideration of The ice patrol war not out look­ white porcelain ing for whales, white or black or Just what enterprises either square dealing to accept the ver- WASTKMS BraSJPHERS. lira Lloyd George or Premier MacDon- diet of that primary. They have ,i these ^days electric refrigerators 55 YEARS AT SOUTH MANCHESTER "^ald has in mind is not yet made no moral right to bolt and do what 1 no one ever sees ice in large pieces WATKINS BROTHERS clear but may be, with surprising their N?w York fellows did in a after wintertime any more except similar situation—nominate an in­ the ice patrol, so the ice patrol and I suddenness. All that we can defi­ the hydrographic office to which it nitely know is that the building of dependent ticket to rob their reports have an interesting story to many fine roads is regarded by the party’s candidate of his fair chance tell'in addition to the story about war-time premier as merely an ad­ to win on election day. It is not to the white whale. be anticipated that they will follow Last year the ice patrol came junct of the program. Lloyd George back to shore in August. ’This year is talking about the present being such a course. it came back early in June because Particularly in view of the fact may become inflamed as a result of | ty. If adhesioos or k i^ s are caus- an emergency equal to that of the there was no more Ice menacing the tant item in the life of wandering him as much money as well paid that Mr. Morrow can unquestion­ steamship tracks. Last year the ice workers get for a year of toil. local irritation, or by inflammation i ing the irritation in the intestines, war. Which would seem to indicate IN NEW YORK Yankees. So he ate 5041 meals In spreading from sin adjacent region, j they should be treated w th the ably be elected . over any possible bergs began to come down from the 1200 different cafes and hotel din­ There’s a fellow who has made a far reaching proposals perhaps in­ north six weeks earlier than this couple of fortunes taking over the but usually they become inflamed; right kind of mampulatiras. If volving nationalization of vast in­ Democratic candidate for the sena- New York, June 18.—At last I’ve ing rooms. He became so expert because the secretions passing there is no local cause for irritation, year, however, so the duration of that he wrote four books about scenery and settings of plays that dustries such as mining, perhaps torshlp, even though every extreme the iceberg season was about the heard of the perfect job. flop; another is an expert oni through them are toxic and irritat- these treatments are not necessa^ var3dng tastes. ‘ ing and allow the development of and any treatments given sQouia be some branches of manufacturing. dry in the state should refuse to same. Last year had icebergs later It has a fancy sounding title . . . leather for tap dancers’ shoes; an­ “hospitality critic.” But all the Manhattan supplies any number bacteria. The greatest majority of for the pupiose of general eumina- vote for him. in the season than any year since other, with a particularly well- At all events, if anything comes 1912, when the 'Titanic crashed into holder of this position has to do is' of imique positions, ! ouapeushaped nose bridge, is _ retired______by caises arc of this type. The real tion and vitality building^. out of this pending rapprochement, a berg in the North Atlantic and TO about dancing and buying cigars. One of the oddest, in a lowly wap^j swanky eye-glass shops cause of this condition lies in a The third thing to do after the' it is likely to be something very BUILDERS went down with a loss of 1517 lives. and sleeping and eating excellent 1 is that of gum scraper in the big | ^ ^ model for "specs.” polluted blood stream, for the secre­ eliminative fast an'" the treatment ; Nebuchadnezzar, Nero, Napoleon There has been an immense in­ food and getting haircuts,, shines, railroad stations. It seems that a GILBERT SWAN. tions of the mucous membranes is to buUd up the blood alkalinity,] big indeed. Britain may be on the knd shampoos.' All this, I might! vast percentage of commuters, rush- by diet. The patient should be i Bonaparte, Big Bill Thompson— crease in trajis-Atlantic traffic since must come from the blood and verge of events as great in their that time and the general theory is add, is “on the house”—and Jo Dahl,. ing to work In the morning, toss lymph, and when these are too taught to eat large quantities of : way as the tragic ones of 1914. builders all—and now John D. that there would have been more who holds this truly extraordinary j their chewing grun on the floor aim toxic, an elimination of some of the the alkaline-forming foods, such aa; Rockefeller, Junior. Nebuchadnez­ disasters similar to that of the Ti­ post, gets good money for having a ' the “scraper” foUows them around, poisons takes place through the mu­ spinach, celery, figs, carrots, etc. He] zar created in Babylon the most tanic if it had not been for the in­ perpetual good time. | There’s a particular steeple jack cous membranes and is the princi­ should also be taught to avoid wrong; ISOLA’nON . You’ll wonder, as I did, who ^ who keeps the spires o^ the sky- Health and Diet food combinations which tend to In­ wonderful city in the world. But ternational ice patrol -subsequently pal catise of their becoming inflam­ Enormously complicated as is created. But no one seems to re­ would pay out good coin of the! going buildings shined up. He coro* ed. crease acidity. This diet applies in; the situation in China, it is more what became of the Babylonians? member any instance since 1912 reiedm for some other gent’s fun ? i bines the art of steeplejackmg with Advice Since there is a similar cause for any Inflammation of the mucous; reasonable to compare conditions Nero converted the tortuous alleys when an ocea,n steamer has crashed Well, the idea ie this—one of the that of specialized tinseling, all of these troubles, whether the membrane except in some cases: big New York hotels has decided to Then there are the ‘ subway where there is a severe inflamma­ in that country with those in the of old Rome into magnificent vis­ into A By DR. FKAKK 51cCOY inflammation is in the nose, throat, find out jyst how hospitable it Is. sherlocks.” They comprise an army bronchial tubes or colon, it is not tion of the intestinal tract, in which tas of superb structures—but he The patrol operated by the U. S. United States immediately after coast guard and financed by a com­ it wanted statistics on how guests of sharp-eyed sleuths who go up and surprising that the same tjrpe of the roughage of the fruits and v e ^ - the Revolutionary war than with had to bum the city over the heads bination of governmepts, searches frbm out of town enjoyed the dinner- down the tracks of the subterranean j dieting regime proves helpful in all tables might produce additional Ir-, the state of this country today— of Its people and destroy thousands for the icebergs and alsr* colleicts -dtoce------and the------food;------how courteous------. ------railroads looking for articles, cast i The mucous membranes through- of these cases. Of course, if some rltation. In a few of these cases milk diet Is indicated However, fol- ■ of lives in order to achieve his am­ information from such merchant Its waiters were and whether the | from windows, which mignt cause i show much the same local irritation Is producing the in­ and when the former comparison beds were comfortable. It wanted | trouble. Thoughtless passengers i gyjjjptonig when inflamed. They are flammation, it may require local lowing the milk diet, tte patiwt^ bition. Big Bill has given Chicago ships as have seen any. It broad­ is made it is easier to understand casts the information to ships and a , guest’s-eye-view of how its bar-j frequently throw out m ew i readily irritated and for this rea- treatment, but the dietetic regime should use the above alkaline-lm-> the Chinese mess or, if not to un­ beautiful parkways, and a rotting about 7 o’clock every night, during beps shaved and whether they de- which might bring consider-1 there are verj* few people who will prove effective in an amazing ; creasing diet. derstand it, at least to get a glim­ cancer for a heart. Rockefeller Is the berg season, i^dios its reports manded over-stiff tips for service; able damage, particularly if a snort, suffer from an inflammation | proportion of miKOus membrane in QUESTIONS AND ANSAVEES to rip down three great squares of to Washington. F^rom Washington hdw the maids fixed up the bedroom circuit resulted. ^ ^ 1 of some of the mucous membranes i flammationsT ^ mering of a notion of the difficul­ and .what the cigar naan said when' There’s a fellow who once ovimed i The first thing to do is the cleanse i buildings in the center of Manhat­ it is broadcast about 9 aclock by ties besetting the people. naval radio to ships at sea and to you ordered a nickel smoke. a stable, back in the the blood strcani/hy using an elimi-1 Question:—N. E. F. asks: “Is For many years after the Revo­ tan to erect a radio and theatrical New York. Boston and Norfolk. So Dahl must spend the next year; horses were aH but ! cous^membranes*in your nose and _____native____ fast ___ for______several days. Large j carbonate of soda injurious to lutionary war territory belonging broadcasting center on a scale of i Everybody Is Informed of his life dancing and eating and | streets. Now he i throat are inflamed; when you have quantities of water should be used, j a teaspoonful every three hours sleeping and ordering smokes and; horses and dogs, which are rwted j ^ mucous membranes but no food except orange or grape- break up a cold?” unquestionably to thq United States such magnificence as even Nero or Those three ports broadcast the news aU over again later and ships s&nes M d haircuts He got this , out t6 various theatric^ Sf yoJS^broSihial tubes are inflam- fruit juice. Enemas should be taken t Answer: The use of sodium bic Napoleon never dreamed of—a mon­ your - was occupied by British troops; departing may obtain on shore the unusual job because he had, at one! street ballyhoos and parades. One ed; when you have gastritis, the twice dally, and the skin should be, bonate for breaking up a cold important Indian wars were car­ ument to the name of Rockefeller. latest dope just before they leave, time or apother, lived ia 300 hotels j musical show alone used six horses mucous membranes in you stom­ given a shower bath followed by a j based tipon the idw of making in^every part of the wqrld and has, for a hunting ballet and there are ried on by separate states with From the description of the plans so before the evening is over every­ ach are inflamed; when you have brisk rub. All of these treatments pody more alkaline, and this tr< a speaking acquaintance with the! constant demands for service, are for the purpose of stimulating ment Is often highly recommends scarcely any real aid from the fed­ this so-called cultural center will one on the North Atlantic should enteritis, the mucous membranes in know all about the current iceberg various forms of hospitality offered; I know a bright young man who your intestines are inflamed; when elimination. i by physicians who believe that indeed be one of the most rarely eral government; Kentucky and situation. elsewhere. is coining money by deriving o«w- you, have sinus Infection, the mU' The second thing to do is to r e -l^ ts good results. I have alwaj the Ohio River country scarcely beautiful creations of the archi­ On the advice of the hydrographic For 15 years it was his job to j fangled cement sacks, pickle bottles cous membranes In you sinuses are move M y local 1 make Americans feel at home In | and tin cans—the idea being to knew whether they were really tect’s genius that th6 world has office, steamship companies 'agreed nHiKe i w at aw«ic m i aau no ~~'7° tu.. Inflamed- When vou have cystitis,! tlon If there is afly. That Is If there' fective. The acid fruits all have is a growth or polypus in, say, the alkaline reaction upon the blood ever seen—perhaps the most •beau­ at the beginning of this year’s berg ^ fhfm uc^iil me Jbrane of th f blad- [ ------part of the American Union or des­ season to shift from “Track C” to Ing up new ideas that would remind eve and thus boost up sales. Each nose, the growth should be removed also tend to stimulate the ellr*’ tined to become part of the French tiful. At all events it is to cost a “Track B,” about 90" miles souths them of the old home town. Food, design, as carefully worked out “ i ® ^he mucous membranes surgically or treated with electric!-1 tion of toxic wastes. irealm of Louisiiuia; frontiersmen quarter of a billion dollars—and the better to avoid stray berg?. he found, was a particularly impor- 1 the lines of an automobile, brings j Any i

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, JUNE X8, 1980.

CRAZY MAN’S USTTEB a faithful deg that pertlitfiil-' What Most Every Husband Knows! TRAIL FOLLOWS TRAIL lowing hla sqMter. WEALTHY CnitESE New York June 18— (AP)—if a In the police court tfaia OPENJORUM letter to a New York newspaper Trail was charged with va written by an unidentified roan who THAT LEADS TO JAIL He claimed that ha w v I JUST MAve r o REnntNS TO CHINA confesses two slayings within the over the country “incogaito.’ I SET A MECES51TIE5 last weeks is to ^ believed, some admitted that he had ho H O S P im PATIENT ■fl for. WILLIE/ AMD ____ unidentified person Is to meet a Youthful Vagabond With Sig­ work and that ^ home w u i I lU BE THROUGH violent death at College Point, nificant Name Arrested as night overtook him. Ha aatd ANSWERS W ILURD ^HOPPIMS? Queens tonight. Vagrant Here. the dog became hia friand is Made His Fortune in Texas The annonymous letter writer, be­ cuse and had been with Uw A'- lieved a manike by the police, since he-was there. . threatened that thirteen more men Gene Trail, 18 years old who Trail was sent to Jail for SO Takes Exception to Criticism Selling Groceries; Raised and a woman would be killed if claimed he belonged in Texas, was This will give him an opi on Main street yesterday Mr. Rogers Makes of Per­ »m e mtdenuaed paper, were | the act ol beggtos to get something to eat and a sonnel at Local Institution. returned. needed bath. The dog wanted a Family in U. S. money from the merchants. Com­ to jail with his muter and; plaint had reached the police about young fellow felt very badlj the actions of the youn^ fellow and Editor The Evening Herald: [K. Cherries are ripe at Applecroft, cause this would not be allo^ I have read the remarks made by Shanghai.— (AP) — After li'vlng 302 West Center St., Phone 4522. Lieut. William Barron soon had him Chief Samuel G.|(3oidon 'will Willard B. Rogers in regard to the a dozen years in the Texas cow —Advt. in the police station. With him was the dog over to the Humane soci personnel of the Manchester country, Yee Wing Chew, a native Memorial hospital, also bir so-called “facetious” reply to Dr. Moore s de­ of Canton, has returned to China fense of the hospital staff in the with a bank roll of seven figures. Herald on June I7th. and as a loyal -\MHILB I WAS AT iT Yee made his money selling citizen of the town of Manchester I PICKED UP A FEW . groceries and supplies to ranchers. and a very recent patient at the He made so "nuch of it, in fact, that Memorial hospital, I feel justified m UTTLB eARGAlMS FOR he intends spending the next year giving my views on the subject. In MV6ELF/ ridiqg ocean liners and seeing the saying “We have an excellent hos­ world. pital in sofar as the building is con­ With only a few dollars in his cerned but it is woefully ^ lacking ' ’r ~ r pocket, Yee and his wife left Can­ when it conics to a humanizeci per* ton for America two decades ago. sonnel.” Our w'orthy Police Com­ They first settled in San Francisco SALE missioner and town oracle made one but Yee didn’t seem to be able to ' Of All $50 and $55 /I grave mistake in two regards if he fie make a success of anything there. : I is talking in terms of present per­ At first he went into the laundry \/y sonnel. The buUding, while it is as .czl V’ business. Then he tried a fruit I I good as we can afford here is no market. That proved a failure. KUPPENHEMER masterpiece of hospital construc- There was too much competition. .tion in that not much provision for He decided to go to El Paso. The deadening sound was made in its trip cost most of his savings, but construction and noises do carry in the Investment proved tr be worth it quite a bit, but the hospital per­ a million. v sonnel did not build the building. Success Arrives As to the “humanized personnel After working as a clerk in a SUITS I wish to say this, and I -wdll not f / / / small Chinese shop in the Pan­ back down a bit on it; I had the ■ i handle Metropolis. Yee went into 1 . ^ lalsfortunc to have an index finger -'THE FARMERS 7r business for himself. This time Very Special at badly mangled in a com sheller and SCHBDUU^ he made a success. as a result spent 17 days ending Recently Yee decided to take a June 13th last at the Memorial year’s vacation and show his chil­ \ hospital and if the treatment I re­ dren—he has four, two girls and ceived was rendered by an un­ two boys—the land of their an­ humanized personnel, then it is my cestors. Leaving his wife In charge opinion that treatment from a of the business, he bought tickets humanized personnel would be a cotton he blows out smoke and to Shanghai. $40 little too good for ordinapr mor­ sparks. RED HOT PRIMARIES His children have received their tals to expect on this earth. SENSATIONAL ACT Bourdini has offered the police early education at the El Paso high This judgment is not based on a the privilege of using their own IN ATLANTA, GEORGIA school. They are unable to under­ snap judgment of any one persem, handcuffs and to let them put them stand the Chinese language. but is my opinion of all those who AT LEGION AFFAIR on and guarantees to release him­ in anyway had my welfare in ban self. The most sensational part of BACON FROM WHALES while at the hospital. My case in­ his program will take place later in Atlanta, June 18.— (AP)—Echoes London.—Experiments conducted cluded two X-rays, two operations, the evening at 10:45 p. m. when he of the exposure of an extensive at a Devonshire agricultural college and the care of nurses and a sur­ “graft ring” in the municiprl gov­ SHIRT SPECIALS Bourdini, Famous Escape will be tied up in a police strait- ha-ve produced bacon from whale- geon, and in all the time I was at jacket—together with long chains, ernment reverberated today in a city primary for the selection of a fed pigs which Is said to be superi­ the hospital, I am not aware that together with several locks. He or to any other tjrpe of bacon. The 25 Dozen Plain Pattern and ( h i Q Q anything but the best of care was Artist, to Be Feature of will then be hoisted upon a pulley mayor, police recorder, three aider- men and nine councilmen. whale meat is ground into meal and Striped Shirts. Value to $2 •...... 1 rendered me at all times, day or and, hanging upside down, ■will re­ fed to the porkers. The pigs on such night, and while I am far from an lease himself in full view of the William F. Saunders, convicted of a diet grow faster than those on an ideal hospital patient by nature, I Next Week's Carnival. audience. bribery, and J. Allen Couch, one of ordinary diet. can honestly say that'not an un­ The commitee feels that in offer­ five aldermen and councilmen 28 Dozen Shirts, whites, blues, tans ^ ^ sympathetic word or act was ^ven awaiting trial on “graft” indict­ ing this sensational artist that they ANOTHER ALGER STORY and fancy. Value $2.50 ...... « p l o O J 7 me while there. In fact, aside from The committee has been very for­ ments, were candidates for re-elec­ the pain Incidental to my accident, I are giving the public one of the be.st London.—From crying glaring tunate in securing one of the most attractions money can buy. tion to the City Council. Walter C. Three for ...... $5.00 enjoyed every minute I was at me sensational attractions for the Taylor, city clerk for 19 years, and headlines of newspapers on street hospital, and have no reason to be- corners as a newsboy to a member American Legion Carnival the week STRICKEN AT YALE former Councilman Harry York, lieve I was treated any better than of June 23rd. The attraction is both convicted of bribery and given of the English Parliament is the any patient would have been under career of Fred Montague, Uniier- Bourdini, one of the most famous New Haven, June 18.— (AP) — chain gang sentences, have resign­ Bathing Suits Summer Underwear the same circumstances. I have ed. Secretary for Air. In 1889, when only praise to utter for all the per­ escape artists in the country. He Douglas G. Hai'vey, president of he was 12, he had a regular comer c- features many sensational and the Reynolds Wire Co. of Dixon, In the race for mayor, James L. Bathing Shoes White Shoes sonnel I came in contact with from Key, a former mayor, has been a on Fleet street. At that time he the superintendent, surgeons and seemingly impossible stunts. He dif­ Ills., was fatally stricken with a was making about $2 a week. Now heart attack today while attending severe critic of the present ad­ nurses, down to the fers from the late Houndini in so he is one of the most influential far as presenting his program in the reunion of his class at Yale ministration. Councilman Wiley L. ployed person in the hospital. They Moore, another candidate for mayor, cabinet members. used me fine and I saw nothing to full view of the audience instead of University. He was 46 years old. He was graduated from the has denied any alliances with offi­ think but that others were used the behind screens. While you might think con­ Bourdini will do a 15 minute pro­ Sheffield Scientific school in 1905. cials now in power and has promis­ C. E. HOUSE & SON, he. He was a member of Book and ed a “house cleaning.” - gressmen might get enough exer­ I saw considerable of Dr. Moore gram on the groimds at the Amer­ cise from log rolling, they no ican Legion carnival on ttie Dough- Snake while at Yale. Alderman Ben T. Huiet, a third at the hospital and wish to express He collapsed while joining the mayoralty candidate, is credited by doubt feel there is more at stake a very high opinion of his work and alumni procession to the Yale-Har- his friends with ha'ving much^ to in horseshoe pitching. &X36XM636X3636XS6X36X3»XX3$36XXXXXXXXX506)^^ . conduct at the hospital, an weh "as vard baseball game. do with the inception of a Grand that of the other doctors and sur­ “7 Jury investigation, which prosecu­ geons on the staff. ^ This is my answ'er to anyone s IN WRONG LINE tors said showed the existence of criticism of our hospital personnel, “graft ring” that had exacted thou­ Pittsburgh.—Nick Mitchell, 52, sands of dollars from the city. " 7 ? and I ■will not back down one word has a good line. In fact he has on anything I have said. three of them. One of them is to Yours for the Memorial hospital stand in the bread line here ■with SQUARE NECK &fi it is now, the homeless and receive free food. FRANK V. WILLIAMS. But Patrolman Fay found out that A medium blue and black print- he had two other lines at two banks | ed chiffon frock has a circular . u c e t o I u spen d ed in which he had more than $2500 ; double flounced skirt and a shal- deposited. He was parted from his | low, very wide square neckline that Why should the Sanitary Methods bread line and put in jail. | is charming. A list of operators whose licenses to drive automobiles in Connecticut have been suspended for one year WITH THE for dri'ving while imder the influence used in the bottling and of liquor was given out today at the State Motor Vehicle Department as iy-; a part of the effort to reduce the highway menace. The department statement advised people to notify ’m* W..L capping of your Milk the department or the police in case they should see any of these drivers operating motor vehicles. R^NGE BIRNER Ansonia, Charles Yenson. Bridge­ port, Alek Barkoff, Fabio Muratori, Seven piece set of wear-ever almnininn Martin Snyder. Danielson, Orian cooking utensils-THlS MONTH ONLYl Supply interest you? - 4 Ethier, Samuel Sposato. East Ha­ ven, John E. LeFort. Hartford, Fred Tower Oil Bnmer saves yon time, labor Gallant, Fred Johnson, John Pow­ and m on^. Uniform heat— qnickfart ers, Morgan Seymour. Meriden, Oliver Mackay. Middle- starting. See this modem kitchen con­ town, Clarence W. Turning. Mystic, venience today. Elias Jennings. Naugatuck, Walter E. Allen. New Haven, William E. Bourdini. AR’n C L E Graham, Chester C. Green. New London, Charles F. Hall. Newtown, M. H. STRICKLAND NO. 7 erty lot, Center street. In this 832 Main St., Tel. 3768, So. Manchester Because William Platt. Noroton, K. O. program he 'will feature a number Rounds. This series will appear Norwich, William H. Kendall. of rope tricks—hand-cuff escapes, Plainfield, Myron W. Platt. Sharon, etc. He opens his program ■with each week it means that you are assured that no infection can be E. H. Middlebrbok. So. Manchester, what they call the Human Volcano Francis J. Ke^fe. . Springdale, —stuffing his i^outh •with a lot of P. Hussey. Stamford or Glenbrook, carried in your milk through the human element. FxJw. J. Conroy. Stonington, John Fahreu. Stratford, William Dzubin. FALL RIVER FARMER Union City or Naugatuck, Frank NOTICE! The modem Pasteurizing equipment includes automat­ Pruchnicki. Waterbury, Heleodore Notice is hereby given that the Thibaudeau. Westport, Burton annual meeting of the legal voters Dutcher. Wethersfield, Christopher of the SAYS TWO BOTTLES OF ic bottling and capping machines that eliminate the Johansen. Willimantic, Frank Ny- cek. Winsted, Edw. Brochn, Clifford Fifth School District exposure of the milk to the air, therefore the chance of Fields alias aifton. Woodbury, of the Town of Manchester, Con­ David Anderson. necticut, will be held in the school- ERBJUS GAVE STRENGTH harmful bacteria getting into the milk are eliminated. New York City, Albert P. Dickin­ house of said district on Keeney son, New Rochelle, N. Y., James Street, within said To'wn on Mon­ Mr. Manuel Rapoza of 2016 No. Mah St., Fall River, Mass., a Well- Dunn. Plattsburg, N. Y., John W. day, June 23, 1930, at seven o’clock Murray. (Standard Time) In the afternoon, Known Farmer, Tells Public His Results From ERBJUS for the follo'wing purposes to wit: (Herb Juice). GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE, 1. To elect a moderator of said Bridgeport, June 18.— (AP)—El- meeting. w’ood Tice, of New Haven, who as a 2. To hear the reports of the of­ state witness assisted the state is table and nervous and had head­ ficers of said district and to take aches that would cause vomiting. F o r Safety, Buy prosecution of Clifford (Connie) action thereon. Le'wis as a promoter of lottery 3. To elect ‘ the officers of said ''■t “I had pains in my back so bad pleaded ^11 ty today before Judge district for the ensuing year, con­ that I could not bend over without Peasley in Superior Court and was sisting of • three committeemen, given a suspended sentence of a great pain and then I could not clerk, treasurer, tax collector and straighten up. year in jail, for having lottery tick­ two auditors. ets in his possession. 4. To see if the district •will vote “My son-in-law brought me home William Culane, another salesman to lay a tax on the ratable proper! / some ERBJUS (Herb Juice), and for Lewis pleaded guilty to a like vrithin said district, and to fix the charge and was given 45 days in rate of said tax, and the date wh«n I noticed that it gave me an appe­ PASTEURIZED MILK jail. same shall be made payable. tite. 5. To see what action the distric t The hoof of a horse is really a “My folks were ^ surprised be­ •will take on the tuition fee chargt 1 cause I got hungry and then I sur­ hard shell filled with flesh and by the Ninth School District. blood. The section of the hoof prised' them further by getting 6. To transact any other business strong enough to work. into which the shoe nail is driven proper to come before said meet­ “ It costs no more** 13 only about one-eighth to three- ing. “I am now perfectly well and strong and owe it all to the tonic eighths of an Inch thick. Dated at Manchester, Conn., this MR. MANUEL RAPOZA 18th day of June, 1930. ERBJUS (Herb Juice).” Summer School at the Connecti­ EDWARD H. KEENEY ERBJUS Is sold everywhere by cut Business College opens next HENRY P. JORDAN Mr. Rapoza says: “Each morn­ Monday at nine o’clock. Learn typ­ THOMAS N. PRENTICE. ing when I got up, I was as tired all leading druggistp and depart­ ing in Summer School.—Advt, Committee. as when I went to bed. I was irri­ ment stores.—Adv. JiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., VV^NESDAY, JUNE 18, 1980. PAGE EIGHT ^ ^ Southhrldge, catcher, with Detroit ing one zero to theae channel aingi' Americans. STROHBERG-CARLSON bers, the readings ihdiciata RADIO PROGRAM HONOKARY DEGREES Brookline, Mass.— lollan, owned cycles. A range control is provid^ DAILY Overnight by Miss Dorothy Neyhart, Framing­ 422.3— WOR, NEWARK—710. Leading DX Stations. i RADIOS OUT TODAY to reduce the slghal oiitpiut from tte WedBesday, June 18. ham wins 20th running of (knmtry 6:30 6:30—Studio concert orchestra. (DST) (ST) <3ub grand annual steeplechase of to the radio amplifier qia from “Tha Chimes of Nor- 7:30 6:30—Male quartet: music hour. ^ 406.2-WSB, ATLANTA-740. AWARDED BY YALE A. P. News ijr Wanquette, will be one Eastern Horsy Club meet.. extremely strong signals from nea^ 8:0 07:00—Poetry; music hours. 3:00 8:0l>i-WEAF progs. (1% hrs.) Ihe new line of Stromberg-CarN which the Chica^ Lit- 10:00 9:00—Radio comedy; organist. 10:30 9:30—Musicale; Amos ’ n’ Andy. Boston—^Police and provost guard by powerful lo c ^ . The operatic^ "iony, orchestra will present 11:00 10:00—Two dance orchestras. 11:45 10:45—Studio feature hour. from Na-vy Yard prevent, 150 sailors '^on radios, for the season 1930-31, __ sners of 'WEAF and associ- 11:30 10:30—Moonbeams music hour. 12:00 11:00—Vaudeville artists hour. Newark, N. J.—Morrow wins Re­ from avenging beating administered of the new Stromberg-Carlson \ b atations at 9 o’clock, daylight 302.8—W BZ, N EW ENG LA N D-490. 1:30 12:30—Kneisel’s dance music, New Haven, June 18.— (AP)— 4re on display today for the first savins time, Wednesday night. Other Ten outstanding figures in widely publican senatorial nomination by upon sailor by South Boston gang. extremely simple and easy, the^q a e l^ o n s wiU be “ Wedding Day at 7:00 6:00—Amos ’n’ Andy, comedians 293.9— KYW, CHICAGO—1020. time at Kemp’s Incorporated, local Troldhaugen,” "The Angelus” from 7:15 6 :15 -Serenoders: ensemble. 8:00 7:00—NBC programs (3Vi hrs.) varied phases of life were honored great majority. Hartford—Grand Jury, investi­ being no extra knobs whatsoever!, 11:30 10:30—Amos ’n’ Andy, comedians Authorized Stromberg-Carlson deal­ ^'Scenes Pittoresques,’’ Garde de 8:00 7:00—WJZ programs (2^ his.) today by Ysde when President An- San Diego, Cal.—Brock and gating liquor traffic hears Sebas- but. those. necessary. for. the qurre^ Corps” and "Juba Dance." Hall an 10:00 9:00—Concert, midnight melodies il:45 10:45—Dance music to 3;UU. tiano Aliano, eon'victed slayer of ers. As in the past, the line repre­ operation of the set. hour later the same group of stations 12:00 11:00—WJZ dance orchestra. 389.4— W BBM. CHICAGO—770. gell conferred upon them, honorary Schlee hop for Jacksonville shortlv will again introduce to listeners ^e 348.6—WABC. N EW YORK—860. 9:30 8:3(1—Drama: harmony bo\ s. degrees in conjunction with com­ bootlegging rival, Angelo Rizzo, sents the finest and highest grade The new sets have the largest famous Revelers male quartet, which 6:30 5:30—Famous theater stars. 10:00 9:00—Two dance orchestras. Ralph chassis ever produced of solid co^ 1:00 12:00—Around the town. mencement exercises, gor the Yale radio receivers, on the market, and wiU harmonize on "Singing a Song to 7:00 6:00—Mountaineers: orchestra. graduate schools. Presentation of H. Soby, society leader and adjourns ' ast performances of the Btrom- per. New cabinet designs are used!, t » m t 5ie’ Stars,” "Blue is the Night” and7:30 6:30—Astrologer’s broadcasL 154.1—WJJD, CHICAGO—1180. seconds. '*!?*5 a n g in ’ on the Garden Gate.” 7:45 6< 45—Adventures of Col. Powell. 8:30 7:30—WJZ male quartet. 438 degrees in the graduate schools I until Thursday. Serg-Carlson together with the up- and in this field, places the Strom­ S:00 7:00—Manhattan Moods mysic. 9:30 8:30—Tneater presentations. brought Yale’s total degrees in Washington—Cannon calls Tmk-1 New Haven—Professor Bristol, of to-the-minute policies of the Com- berg-Carlson radio in a very sdedt I: > Qoeth's vicissitudes in theater man­ 8:30 7.30_Sea dramatization, music. 12:00 11:00—Studio progs; artists. course for the 229th commencement ham “blustering coward.” | waterbury, inventor, seriously 111 in ■pany have strengthened this fact class. There are no door knobs, biU agement at Weimar lead to a clash 9:00 g-OO—Pusslan village concert. 416.4—W GN.W LIB, CHICAGO—720. , between the •famous German poet and 9:30 8-30—Tenor and comedians, 9:30 8:30—WE.4.F progs. (114 hrs.) to 1145. Chicago—Anton Hench, Capone j hospital, among the radio buying public, a very clever and beautifully ar­ Bis patron, Duke Carl August, in the 10:00.w.ww 9 :00—Barlow’s Symphony music. 11:10 10:10—Male quintet; band. Church, stage, diplomacy and the ! gangster, gets year in jail. _ | Bridgeport—Nolle Bridgeport- entered in case 'Kemp’s maintains. ranged door pull, which not onljf .. thumbnail drama taken from his life 11:00 10:00—Bert Lown’s orchestra. 11:30 10:30—Dance music (2 hr.s.) 11:30 10:30—California melodies. bar were represented on today’s i Washington — Senate confirms | of Napoleon Broward. 20, of Jack- For the first tifne in a radio, imi- simplifies the opening of the doors, . and presented before the microphone 344.6—W LS. CHICAGO—870. but adds considerably to the eye of the WJZ system of stations at 9 12:00 11:00—Dance music: organise 8:00 7:00—Organist: harmony boys. honor list in addition to the field of i Leggee for chairman of Farm i sonville, Fla., son of a former gov- form high selectivity with uniform o’clock, daylight saving time. Goethe 454.3—W E A F, N EW YORK—660. 8-30 7:30—Orchestra and songs. science and__j literature. Master of ‘S jTorbes, for ambassador to j emor of that state, who was held to fine audio quality has been provided value of the cabinet itself. The ney is asked by his patron to relievo the 6- 00 5:00—Dinner dance , music. 9:00 8:00—NBC programs (1 hr.) ior each timing position on the dial. Speaker, through which tone of the tragedies he produces with the antics 7- 00 6:00—Violinist; comedy team. Arts degrees were conferred upon Japan. ' lie driving under the influence of 447.5— WMAQ, ClilCAGO—670. Robert Berthwick Adam, Buffalo,' For the first time sdso, a push-pull most true character Is brought to of a performing dog. Goethe refuses 7:30 6:30—Washington political talk. 7:45 6:45—WABC progs. (314 hrs.) ■roledo, Ohio__Eight prominent liquor and charged with misconduct to permit this performance, preferring 7:45. .6:45—Drama, ’Eternal Question’ ^ _ i _____A . 2m - o f 11:00 10:00—Dan and Sylvia; concert. N. Y., owner of the greatest collec- ‘ regiments’ believed drowned in Lake of an automobile in the death output system with means for bal the listener, is so built into tte cal^T . to remain true to his dramatic prin 8:fin 7:00—East of Cairo sketch. inet, that the doors can be shut .ciples. 8:30 7:30—Allan Jones, tenor; Del 11:30 10:30—Amos ’n’ Andy, comeumna tion of material relating ^ to Dr Erie with finding of body of one of i Joseph Kaminsky of Stamford, l ancing inequ^ities Jn toe^ output Staigers, cornet soloist. 11:45 10:45—Concert; dance music. Johnson to be found in the world; while a student at Roxbury. tubes is provided, giving clear, na tight without muffling or decrease ■i Wave lengths in meters on left ol 9:00 8:00—Chicago Little Symphony. 299.8— wo e , DAVENPORT—1000. Paul Wilberforce, Harrison, N. Y., | them. Hartford — Executive committee tural reproduction. The dial divi­ ing the tonal volume. 'This is an station title, kilocycles on the right. ;i:30 8:30—Revelers male quarteL 7:30 6:30—W E AF programs (5 hrsO Washington House resolution sions are so arranged as to give added feature which will appeal, to Times are Eastern Daylight Savin* 10:30 9:30—Sports talks by Grantland 12:30 11:30—Hawkeye dream ensenjbls medical missionary and author of j , . into cam- of Connecticut Agricultural College and Eastern Standard. Black lace Rice and Damon Runyon. 1:00 12:00—^Barnstormers dance music the book “The Arab at Home” and ' trustees consider six possible candi­ channel numbers directly. By add­ many buyers. ^ tjTpe indicates best features. 1:00 10:00—Mystery House, melodrama 361.4— KOA, D E N V ER —830. William Gillette, New York dra- P3.ign funds ofjnembers date for successor to Dr* George Leading East Stations. 11:30 10:30—Two dance orchestras. 11:30 10:30—Amos ’n’ Andy, comedians New York—Dr. Henry S. Pritch­ 393.5—W JZ, N EW _Y O R K—760. ^ 12:45 11:46—HiU Billy boys’ music. matist, producer and actor who | Alan Works, president. 1:00 12:00—Orchestra, male quarteL created the stage role of Sherlock ett will retire Aug. 1 a.s president of Berlin—John Carbo, former se­ 2^f^W PG, ATLANTIC C IT Y —1100. 6;ou Tioo^^Bernle^buSnlns’ ‘‘orch. Carnegie Foundation for the Ad­ 8*30 7:30—Popular song harmonies. 6:30 5:30—Talk, John B. Kennedy. 2:00 1:00—NBS feature hour. Holmes. . ! lectman and Joseph Pavano, his 8:45 7:45—Tenor, violin: baritone. 6:45 5:45—Prohibition poll program. 367—CMC, HAVANA—840. James Gamble, Cambridge, ex-1 vancement of Teaching; Dr. Henry partner, fined $200 each and costa 10:30 9:30—^Vocal solos, orchestra. 7:0U 6:00—Amos ’n’ Andy, comedians 10:00 9:00—Cuban troubadours. Suzalio will succeed him. 11:00 10:00—WABC programs (2 hrs.) 7:15 6:15—Tenor, guitar; orchestra. 12:00 11:00—Artists feature hour, pert on mineral metabolism, was of' $80 for operating liquor plant HALF'S SELF-SERVE 283—WBAL, BALTIMORE— 1060. 7:45 6:45—Riise ot Goldbergs. 12:30 1 1 :30—Comos's dance music. awarded the degree of Master of i Buenos Aires—Government re­ found in ruins of burned bam. 6:30 5:30—Pianist; prohibition pall. 8:00 ’7:00—Piano duo, tenor solos. 374.8— KTHS; HOT SPRINGS—bOO. Science, and Edward G. Conklin, ceives word of insurrection in Bo­ Norwich—Dr. Paul F. Gadle, 36, 7:00 C:00—Masqueraders concert. 8:30 7:30—Foresters male quartet. 12:00 11:00—Orchestra, vocal solos. livia. 7:30 6:30—WJZ dance orchestra. 9:00 8:00—Musical drama, "Goethe.” 12:30 11:30—Como’s dance music. Princeton, N. J.,‘ was ma-ie a D oc-! dies of heart attack while sitting in 243.8—WNAC. BOSTON—1230. 9:15 8:15-Musical selections; recital 3:00 2:00—Studio entertainment. tor of Science. Bombay—British statement says his automobile. G R D C E P Y 7:15 6:15—Romancers feature prog. 10:30 9:30—Cuckoo burlesque skiL 333.1— WJAX, JACKSONVILLE-90<). The Doctor of Science degree was iJnrest is diminishing. Thompsonville—Mrs. Angelo San- 7:30 6:30—Console music hour. 11:00 10:00—Slumber music hour. ■ T O WAIT ON YauRSI 7:45 6:45—WABC progs. (514 hrs.) 12:00 11:00—Two dnnee orchestras. 9:00 8:00—WEAF programs (2 his.) also awarded to Charles Schuchert, ; London—Government invites Lib­ tanello. 31, whose husband was fa- [ . i f P A Y 545.1—WGR. BUFFALO—550. 11:30 10:30—String instruments. erals and Conservatives to cooper­ tally shot and stabbed going to her j 491,5—WIP, PHILADELPHIA—€10. 491.5_WDAF, KANSAS CITY-^10. New Haven, a member of the Yale , 6-30 5:30—Dinner concert orchestra. 7:30 6:30—Sam Gold’s orchestra. faculty. He is a leading authority ' ate in dealing with’emergency un­ defense, dies of knife wounds in­ 7:00 6:00—NBC programs (IM hrs.) 8:00 7:00—Saxophone ensemble. 9:00 8:00—Ike and Mike, comedians. 7:30 6:30—Gossipers Irish sketch. 8:30 7:30—Players; radio forum. 11-00 10:00—Orchestra: Amos 'n Andy on paleontology and the author of | employment situation. flicted by Calogero Comporetto, b e -, 7:45 6:45—WEAF dramatic hour. 10:15 9:15—Dance music: organist. 11:45 10:45—Two dance orchestras. "Historical Geological Paleogeog- Nelson, B. C.—Guard watch roads fot-e he took his own life. Week-End Specials g.fiO r7:00—Concert: comedy team. 468.5—KFI, LOS ANGELES—640. Bridgeport—Jacob Harinstein, 46, 8 -30 7:30-WEAF programs (3 hrs.) 535.4—WLIT, PHILADELPHIA—560. 12:00 11:00—Let's get associated. raphy of North American. ! as Doukhobors march to city. 1 ■ 333.1—WMAK, BUFFALO—900 7:30 6:30—Musicale: concert trio. 12:30 11:30—Concert; three skiprers. Sir Charles Lindsey, British j Oyster Bay, N. J.—Weetamoe a grocer, robbed of $75 after five j 815 7:15—Twilight voices; recital. 8:30 7:30—WE.VF progs. (2% hrs.) 1:15 12:15—Concert music, solos. men had abducted him in an auto 8:00—AVABC programs (2 hrs.) 11:00 10400—Hays' dance orchestra. ^ ambassador to the United States | wins third straight race for right to Meadow Gold 2:30 1:30—Max Fisher’s dance music. and T. D. Thatcher solicitor gen- j and beaten him ove" head with a 11-oO 10:30—Bono’s dance music. 305.9—KDKA, PITTSBURGH-980. 333.1— KHJ, LOS ANGELES—900. protect the America’s cup. 428.3—WLW, CINCINNATI—700. 6:00 5:00—Soprano: music hour. 12:00 11:00—Orchestra; vocal soloists. eral of the United States and Yale j New Haven—Yale beats Harvard revolver. 7:30 6:30—Dinner dance music. 7:00 6:00—WJZ Amos ’n’ Andy. 1:00 12:00—Studio entertainmenL Law School graduates were given | 9 to 5 in ball game, 8:00 7:00—WJZ programs (1 hr.) 7:15 6:15—Sweet fingers: musicale. 2:00 1:00—Dance orchestra. 9:00 8:00—Ni.ght school: varietj-. 8:00 7:00—WJZ programs (3 hrs.) 370.2— WCCO, MINN.. ST. PAUL—810. the degree of Doctor of Law. , Greensboro, N. C.—Carl Dann, 9:30 8:30—Salon group: artists. 11:00 10:00—Two dance orchestras. The honorary degrees were con­ LOCAL MAN GRADUATES BUTTER 10:00 9:00—Rvan’s orchestra: revue^ honorary degrees were con- | 20-years-old, Florida, shoots 68 and 10:30 9:30—Revue; night club music. 245.8—WCAE. PITTSBURGH—1220. 11;00(10:00—WABC progs. ( l ’,4 his.) ferred by President Angell. 31:30 10:30—Amos 'n' Andy; team. 7:00 6:00—Gospel hymns: team. 1:00 12:00—Variety boys; organi.st. j wins southern amateur qualifying 12:00 11:00—Orchestra: vox humana. 7:45 6:45—WEAF drama presentation 1:00 12:00—Dance orchestra: vanety. 8:00 7:00—Aunt Hannah’s musicale. 461.3_WSM, NASHVILLE—650. medal.. i FROM HARTFORD LAW 2:00 1:00—Hilly and Billy's music. 8:30 7:30-WE.4F programs (3 hrs.) 8:35 7:35—Craig’s dance music. ! Boston—Eight men and boys | 3 0 C pound 2T5 1:15—Late dance orchestra. 11:30 10:30—Eddie Klein’s orchestra. 9;pn 8:00—NBC programs (2 hrs.) UNIVERSITY HONORS ‘ dro-wn in New England waters dur- | 280.2—WTAM, CLEVELAND—1070. 11:00 10:00—Orchestra; Amos ’n’ .Andy Charles O’Dowd, of Main street, 8:00 7:00—Smiling Ed McConnell. 260.7—WHAM, P.OCH ESTER—1150. 12:00 11:00—Concert orchestra, singers : ing day; two deaths here attributed 1 8:30 7:30—WE.4.F music hour. 7:(m 6:on—WJZ Amos ‘ n’ Andy. 379.5— KGO, OAKLAND—790. I to heat. 1 was one of the eight who graduat­ William’s Root Beer and 9;no 8:00—Gene and Glenn, team 7:15 6:15—Concert; musical program. BRAZIL’S PRESIDENT 8:00 7:00—WJZ programs (4 nrs.) 12:00 ll-.UO—Music; biographies. Portland, Me.—Plurality of Con­ ed from the Hartford Law School 9:30 8:30—WEAF programs (2 hrs.) l;::o 12:30—Comdeians; shoemakers. ye.'iterday. The certificates were 11:35 10:35—Drama in the poem. 379,5_WGY. SCHENECTADY—790. 2:15 1:15—Minstrel men’s fiolic. gressman Wallace H. White, Jr., in 12:00 11:00—Orchestra: organ music. ]'J:.'i7 11:57-Time; weather; markets. 440 9_KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—680. I Philadelphia, June 18.— (AP) — Senatorial race reaches 7,123. presented at the annual dinner held Ginger Ale Extract 1:15 12:15—Stubby Gordon’s orcn. 6:1.5 5:15—Dinner dance music. 2- oi) 1:00—NBC entertainment. I Julio Prestes, president-elect o f : Worcester Mass. —Pastorate of at the City Club in Hartford last 399.8—WJR. DETROIT—750. 7:00 6:00—Vacation time; music. 3- 00 2:00—Henderson’ s dance hand. night at which Mr. O’Dowd was 12:30 11:30—Late dance orchestra. 7:4.-, 6:4.5—WE.4F drama presenlalion 270.1— WRVA, RICHMOND—1110. I Brazil, was among nine men upon j■ Piedmont Congregational church 2 bottles 35c r 283—WTIC, HARTFORD—1060. 8:00 7:00—Concert orchestra with j whom honorary degrees were con- j offered to Rev. Dr. Benjamin T. toastmaster. The chief speaker of Alma Kitchen, contralto. 9;on 8:00—WE-VF band concert. Each bottle makes 5 gallons. Make up 5 gallons and hzve 8:00 7:00—Studio music no.ur. 9-30 8:30—Studio frolic broadcast. ferred by the University of Pennsyl-, Marshall, for ten years president of the evening was John F. Rolfe, 8:30 7:30—WEAF progs. (2^' hrs.) 8:30 7:30—WEAF progs. (2>/a nrs., I It^on hand these hot days. 11:00 10:00—Theater organ recital 11:110 10:00—Concert orchestra. 111:31) 0:30—WE.AF sports talk, ivusic. i vania today at the commencement Connecticut College for Women. publisher of the Hartford Times. 11:30 10:30—Merry Madcaps, solos. .11:30 10:30—Albany dance orchestra. 11:30 10:30— Orchestra: old tiiiiers. Mr. O’Dowd, now employed in the Secondary DX Stations. ! exercises, which marked the conclu-, Hanover, N. H.—Nelson A. Rocke- Secondary Eastern Stations. Sion of the university’s^ 190th aca-' ___ feller, son of John D. Rockefeller, home office of the Hartford In­ Fancy, Large 272.6— WLWL. NEW YORK—920. 344.6— WENR. CHICAGO—870. demnity Insurance Company is a 508.2—WEEI. BOSTON—590. 9:30 8:30—Players presentation. demic year. Degrees were given to ' jr., elected to Dartmouth Phi Beta 6:00 5:00—Ensemble; dance music. 6:00 5:00—Baritone and 'cellist. 1,684 graduates Kappa Chapter. graduate of the Manchester High 7:45 6:45—Big Brother club. 6:30 5:30—Orchestral concert. 10-00 9:00—Minstre' show: comedians Shrimp 2^ cans 35c 6:40 5:40—Talk; soprano: talk. 11:15 10:15—Easy Chair music hour. Mr. Prestes received the degree Cambridge, Mass.—Confetti and school and St. Michael’s College. 10:30 9:30—C. of C. organ recilaJ. 12:00 11:00—DX air vaudeville. 215.7—WHK, CLEVELAND—1390. 7:45 G:45—Studio orchestra music. of Doctor of Laws. streamer battle in Stadium climax The law course was taken during 52S^WNYC. NEW YORK—570. 202.6—WHT, CHICAGO—1480. spare time in the evenings. Delicious chocolate drink! 8:30 7:30—WABC progs. (2H Ill's.) 7:35 6:35—Air college lectures. 10:30 9:30—Your hour league. The degree of Doctor of Science Harvard’s Class Day exercises of 11:00 10:00—Poets: Slumber music. S'30 7:30—Seeuritv League ad.'Jress. 11:00 10:00—Ramblers entertainment. was conferred upon Dr. Alexander 294th commencement. 12:00 11:00—Golfers feature hour. 291.3—CFCF, MONTREAL—1080. 238—KOIL, COUNCIL BLUFFS—1260. "Von Lichtenberg, professor of Providence, R. I. — Chamber of LYNCH A C.YNDro.\TE 12:30 11:30—Three dance orchestras. 8:30 7:30-Juvenile Safety club. 12:00 lliOO-rStirtio conceit. Toddy 374.8—WSAI, CINCINNATI—800. 9:00 8:00—Concert: dance orchestra. 1:00 12:00—Bears entertainment. Urology at the University of Ber- Commerce proposes to New Haven 7:30 6:30—WABC progs. (4i^ hrs.) 357—CKO L, TORONTO—840. 285—KNX. HOLLYWOOD—1050. lin, Germany, and Edward Ellis Al- j railroad it operate trans-Atlantic West Haven, June 18.— (/iP )— 2 lb. can 79c J.2:00 11:00—Studio music hour. 10:25 9:25—Microphone mummers. 12:30 11:30—'Cellist and contralto. and Great Lakes freight servide. John F. Lynch, member of the 1 lb. can 42c 1:00 12:00—Two dance orchestras. 12:00 11:00-Orchestra, nrograms 2-00 1:00—Kentucky Serenaders. len, director of the Perkins institu­ 384.4—WMC, MEMPHIS—7S0. Worcester, Mass.—Jerry Shana­ House from this toivn for several 325.9—WWJ. DETROIT—920. 315.6— WRC, WASHINGTON—950. tion at Waterto-WTi, Mass Imported from Scotland! Finest Quality Mid-Lothlan 9;nn 8:00—Music.il program. 10;30 9:30—IVEA.^' progi'ams (2 lirs.) han, Forest Hills, third baseman of sessions, has announced his candi­ gtiiQ 7:00—Studio artists hour. 11:30 10:30—Studio orchestra mus c, 3 Mr. Prestes wa.'' accompanied 8:30 7:30—WEAF progs. (3V2 hrs.) 12:00 11:00—WJZ dance orchestra. from Washington by his son, Fer­ Holy Cross team, signs with St. dacy for the 14th district Repub­ Louis Browns; Gene Desautels, lican Senatorial nomination. I nando Prestes, Gurgel do Amaral, Scotch Oatmeal 1 way success "Sun-Up,” Brazilian ambassador to the United ■ cile LeVerne. Lu- CELEBRATES States, Warren D. Robbins, repre­ 31/2 lb. bag 49c WTIC PROGRAMS senting President Hoover. At the ; WTIC and WOR in Hook-Up Broad- railroad station he received a salute Travelers Broadcasting Service ! cast New Runkel Series lOTH ANNIVERSARY of the city trtjop of Philadelphia. From Scotland! Cremola Hartford, Conn. I of Concerts j Later in the day President-Elect 50,000 W., 1060 R. C., 282.8 M. Broadcasting by a telephonic I Prestes and his party planned to Dessert Powder pkg. 29c Thcj tenth anniversary of Savitt’s, visit Independence Hall, where an I hook-up. Stations WTIC and WOR Inc., of 40 Asylum street is now go­ j will transmit the second of a series honorary membership in the Order ing on. _____Wednesday, June 18, 1930 of new Runkel Programs at 9 of the Liberty Bell is to be con­ Hale’s (Tested) Strictly Fresh o’clock tonight. The concerts origi- In speaking of the ei/ent William ferred upon him and life member-1 E. D. S. T. ; nate in the Newark, N. J., studios Savitt, president of the company, ships in the order bestowed upon | P'. M. ' and consist of presentations by a said today that “During this event ' his son and the' Brazilian ambas­ 8:00—"Southern Cameos”—Jack D. smyphony orchestra and a novelty we are going to share profits with sador. LOCAL FARM EGGS Brinkley, author and director. the public to show our appreciation FIRST dance orchestra broadcasting alter- 8:25—Baseball Scores Eastern, Na- irately bn successive weeks. George for the large patronage. The slogan tional, American; Benrus Time. Shackley, musical director of WOR, of the store is ‘to serve is to de-' 4 3 c dozen 8:30—Mobiloil Concert— N athaniel is supervisor of the broadcasts. A serve’ and in that manner we have Shiklert, director—Allan Jones,; quartet consisting of John Keating, built our business up to where it is ATHOUiM course the A & P was the first «MBMsass«ssssaES5asss5aMa All selected, large size eggs. .enor; Del Staigers, cornetist, ■ George O’Brien, George Miller and today.” string ensemble; Henry M. Nee­ John Oakley, whose performances Mr. Savitt is well known in o re<^uce the price of bread. & f* ’s Peace, above all things, is to be O' ley, Master of Ceremonies—NBC.' in the “Roxy” and “Majestic” pro- Hartford, he being particularly ac- 9:00— Runkel Male Quartet assist-' grams have made them popular with 1 tive where athletics are concerned, desired, but blood must sometimes (our million daily customers know that Miscellaneous Specials ed by the Runkel Symphony Or­ the national audience, assist in the He has contributed prizes and be spilled to obtain it on equable j and lasting tterras.—.Andrew Jack- Finest Pea Beans...... 2 lbs. 19c chestra. Runkel presentations. trophies to many such contests and A & P reduces prices as rapidly as pos­ 9:30—Palmolive Hour—Olive Palm­ ' j son. (for baking) > ------j is an ardent supporter of Bat Bat- Scottish Chief Hawaiian Pineapple...... can 19c er, soprano; Elizabeth Lennox, SERMCES FOR SE£(RAVE. j talino, world’s featherweight cham- sible A policy which.means the savins of contralto; Paul Oliver, tenor; the And they-shall beat their swords i Crisco ...... ^ Revelers; Lewis James and James ------! pion. into plough-shares and their spears ; Battle Creek Fig and B ra n ...... 2 pkgs. 25c London, June 18.— (AP) —The I ------into pruning hooks.—Micah 4:3. j hundreds of thousands of dollars every year. Battle Creek Zo ...... pkgs. 25c Meiton, tenors; Elliott Shaw, bari­ body of Sir Henry Segrave, 'who ' tone; Wilfred Glenn, bass; or-, EARL OF »LAR DIES. Swansdown Cake F lou r...... pkg. 2rc chestra directed by Gustave Baen- died of injuries received when his j COUNT BONI BETTER. ] Women everywhere know, too, that Prince Superfine Macaroni ...... S pkgs. 25c speedboat. Miss \.Agland II, was — schen—^NBC. ! Monte Carlo, June 18.— (AP) — (And Spaghetti) 10:30—Coca-Cola Sport Top-Notch-' wrecked on Lake Windemere, today 1 premier earI'l Paris, June 18.— (AP)—Couut A & P never sacrifices its high standards ers—Interview by Grantland Rice; i was cremated at Golder ^reen. Scotland. and member of one Boni de Castellane, who had lieen The ceremony was attended by | string orchestra, directed by most ancient Scottish suffering from nerve trouble for o^ quality, i hat's why GRANDMOTH­ Leonard Joy; NBC. Lady Segrave, Sir Henry’s parents more than a year, is confined to his Fresh Fruits—Vegetables and Lord Wakefield. families, died here Monday at the 11:00—Hartford Courant News; Villa Indiana, his home here for 40 home in Paris. His illness, however, ER'S BREAD is now exactly the same Weather; Atlantic Coast Marine At the same hour a large crowd asserjbled in St. Margaret’s church, years. He was 94 years old. is not regarded as serious. Up to a Forecast. Westminster, for a memorial ser­ He was christened John Francis few weeks ago the former husband high quality as before he price was reduced 11:05—Collin Driggs, Allyn Theatre ' of Anna Gould was able to take HARD RIPE TOMATOES vice. Erskine Goodeve-Erskine and in Organist. ; 1866 succeeded his uncle to the title, short walks. Recently his physicians to seven cents. 11:30—“The Merry Madcaps”—Nor-' OCHS GUEST OF HONOR which goes back to before 1407. He advised against such exercise. man Cloutier, director, Fred is survived by a son. Lord Garioch, 2 baskets Wade, soloist. who now succeeds to the title. High Society Blues. ' ! Paris, June 18.— (AP) — Foreign Havin’ You Around is Heaven | Minister Briand today attended a luncheon given by Ambassador (vocal). m s lOOTH BmTHDAY. Fresh Cucumbers...... 2 for 5c ■Edge at the Embassy for Adolph GRANDMOTHER’S Da'wn. FAaORffiS Native Head Lettuce...... head 5c Solo ...... Fred Wade S. Ochs, New York publisher. Oth­ East Hartford, June 18.— (AP)— er guests were Ministers Maginot, Edgar Lorenzo Brewer who >jver Waltz—It’s Springtime in the Pietri, Reynaud, Flandan and Mhr- Green String Beans...... 3 qts. 19c Rockies. fifty years ago was prominently Anytime’s the time to Fall in raud. Among, the other guests identified with the introduction into Native Beets ...... bunch 5c were Theodore‘S Reausseu, president the market of the hand lawn mower SHOULD (Large bunch) Love (Vocal). of the American Club in Paris, the Last Dollar. today observed his 100th birthday British, Spanish and Belgian am- anni-versary at his home In Hocka- Sing a Little ’Theme Song (Vocal) bassadobs. Just to be with -You Tonight. num. He was one of the founders 12:00 Midn.—Silent. of the firm of Sa'wyer and Brewer LOOK ARREST 17 REDS. organized in 1868 to deal in lawn mowers. BREAD Prague, Czechoslovakia, June 18. | “ Southern Cameos,” Radio Drama- i — (AP)—Police at Pressburg today; logue. Offered by Popular WTIC | HOOVER APPOINTMENTS. PROSPEROUS arrested Kasimer Janvars and Washington, June 18.— (AP) — - 2 0 Announcer i seventeen others described as lead- ! President Hoover today announced An industrial plant, large or LARGE OUNCE LOAF The first of a series of dramatic i der and accomplices of a Commun­ appointment of Ira Campbell and miniatures entitled "Southern I ist plot to wield Czechoslovakia, Clarence Woolley, of New York, and small, in its exterior— or even Austria, Poland and Hungary into Cameos” which were written and ’ E. N. Hurley, fortner chairman of interior— aspects constitutes a Tomorrow's Meat Specials will be directed by Jack D. Brinkley, | a great European Soviet state. the Shipping Board, to his shipping WTIC announcer, will be offered Subversive handbills, arms, and committee to inquiry into the sale reflection of the goods manu­ Fresh, Tender, Lean from Station WTIC at 8 o’clock this plans for occupation of all Slovakia of Atlantic lines and ad'vise upon factured. When people see a evening. A cast of four characters were found on his premises. future Merchant Marine policies. will be under Jack’s supervision. run-down, shabby, neglected The locale of his sketches is well plant they may easily get the BEEF STEW ib.25e known to Mr. Brinkley, who is a native ■ Virginian educated at the idea that the, article produced^ Tender (For Boiling) I .University of Virginia at Richmond. ------WHEN YOU NEED MONEY there is equally unattractive iMuch of the conversation in the f-dramalogue Is in the dialect he _ filndorsers or Co-Makers and inefficient—or perhaps un­ Lean Ribs Vlearned In "Virginia. Jack presented! 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police by two girle, companiona TRIES TO KILL of the kUlefe first two victinis. Middletown, June 1$ ALLEGED COUNTERFEITER || ARTISTS PREVENT SUSTAINED Di SUIT POUCE SEARCHING One is- Catherlhe- May, 19, who was lira. Fern Patroslqr,'24,';i DAWES COMMENTS with Joseph Mozynski, a grocer, in was found wandering in Ship Arrivals FOR COMPENSATION his r car', when the kiiler walked up last noidnight after hat IN U. S. DISTRICT COURT \ to them and shot Mozynski, thep. an antiseptic fluid. A t thefi C i n ’ S MUTILATION escorted Miss May to a bus and it was said she would liv^:^e MANY THINGS smt her home. mim had been depreased bigtfiue Arrived Commission- The other girl is Elizabeth Ring, Antonia, Liverpool, June 17 from Doesn’t Accept her htuband’s illness. Hartford, June 18.—(APV—An­ er’s Award, Sues, Wins, Is daughter of a policeman. She was thony Scricca, of Waterbury, charg­ New York. Ha$ KiUed Two and Says To­ with Noel Sowley, 26, a radio ed Yrfth conspiracy to counterfeit Cleveland, Cherbourg, June 18, Academy of Italy Stops Plan Now Sustained. salesman when the killer shot him Says Chicago Needs NoDe money, pleaded c.not guilty in Unit­ New York. Monday, night . Again the slayer ed States DistriQt Court today. He Mauretania, Southampton, June A motion to set aside, the com­ night He WBl Murder the didn’t harm her, but took her from was presented to the jury, Judge 17, New York. To Spo3 the Beauties of pensation award of $6,250 granted the Isolated spot /In Creedmore, fense and Naval Pact Was Warren B. Burrows, presiding, by President Roosevelt, New York, to the administrator of the estate Queens, to a biis. wtrhea moo ih tn g Z e m o Assistant United States District June 18, Hamburg. Venice. of Robert E. Wells, one of three Third. In letters to newspapers, signed Attorney George H. Cohen. Santa Teresa, New York, June boys killed in the burning of a truck with a cabalistic Inverted V, under­ a Success. 18, Valparaiso. which overturned on the Rockville- healing Zemo taku the The court recessed after Attorney scored, a normal V, also imder- misery out of mosquito bite^-rashes, Edward Mascolo of Waterbury, SaUed Talcottville road on July 26, 1928, New York, June 18.—Que«isbor- scored, and the final symbols, 3X, Yorck, Bremen June 17, for New Venice, Italy. (AP.)—By one vig­ was yesterday denied by Judge A. and many other slm afflic^otS. Try I counsel for the accused exercised ough today feared the unknown the slayer told of the murder of' - it also for itching, peeling - toes. Chicago, June 18.—(APJ—t^naries i privilege in challenging jurors, York. orous strike, the Academy of I^ y C. Baldwin in the Hartford County Sowley before the body was found He de F r a n c e , Plymouth, June 17,; has saved Venice from mutilation hand of a maniacal slayer who al­ Bathers and other outdoor- folks G. Dawes, American ambassador tomaking it necessary for United Superior Court. He described his intended victim thank cooling Zemo for relief^ from New York. in the interests of commerce. 'The question involved the com­ ready has killed two men and Great Britain came home today and i States Marshal Jacob D. Walter to Created a few months ago, the tonigiy: only as “W-R-V-8.” sunburn. Doiise it on ivy-poisoning. with Hell’n Maria waves of his up-1 summon additional talesmen after America, Hamburg, June 17, New pensation act and the right for suit threatens the murder of a third to­ ------^ Pimples and dandruff fade when sale,; commented tersely; ten of them had been excused. York. Academy of Italy was granted gov­ imder the civil laws. The boy’s side down pipe, 18, ernment authority over any struc­ night. He has sent newspapers a A country club guard in Cleve­ antiseptic Zemo is applied. It in­ on various subjects. Scricca and three others who Polonia, New York, June father elected to sue under civil stantly eases razor-smart. ' Always have already pleaded guilty to the Copenhagen. tural project touching beautiful laws and the award was made May list of fourteen, including one wom- land who shot a boy hxmting for golf About Chicago; buildings, streets, squares or sites balls, did it, we suppose, as a mat­ have Zemo nearby wherever you go. “Chicago doesn’t need any de­ charges of conspiracy, were arrest­ Europa. New York, June 18, 7 and ran against Joseph Radville, 801, who, he has said, must die. Any druggist. 85c, 60c, $1.00. Bremen. anywhere in Italy. the owner and driver of the truck, ter of course. ^ fense. What the heU is the (hffer- ed in Waterbury several months Its disapproval has the force of Warned that he would strike to­ ence what people say about it. Chi- ago when Federal agents uncover­ vvhich overturned, and Max and night in College Points, Queens, the government behind it and Paul Lavitt of Ellington, where the cago will go right on being a g re a t, ed a plot to manufacture counter­ means instant failure of the pro­ more than 600 policemen, many feit bills. The men had made plans 11 years old boy had been at work. called in from vacations, today city for centuries.” SOVIET WARNED posed development. The case i^ one of unusual law in­ About Chicago crime and his tak- | for the purchafte of plates with The case, its first, was that the made an intensive man hunt. Ins: the job of cleaning it up: i which the money was to be repro­ terest, and is expected to be carried They are seeking a shabbily I municipality of Venice wished to to the Supreme Court of Appeals. “Talk, talk. talk. When Chicago duced. - ' MUST TOLERATE I dig a canal piccolo (little canal) for dressed man of' about 40, five feet, moves there won’t be much talking George Pandajis of.New Haven i a short cut between the ends of six inches tall, who talks like a cul­ about it. Certainly I won’t con­ pleaded guilty in court today but ' a Bosomy bend in the Grand canal. tured man, but with a foreign ac­ tribute any talk to a situation which sentence was deferred at the re­ MOSLEM TURKS ! The municipality had approved cent, and stares at his victims with demands and will get action.” quest of the government. ------; it. The money was ready. “We need JONES, TWO OTHERS, the cold, unblinking stare that be­ INSURANCE About the 1933 Century of Pro­ The case against Joe Karnofsky ! it,” they said. “The Grand canal is trays a deranged mind. gress Exposition, about which he i of Waterbury, who likewise plead­ Istanbul—(AP)—Secular though ■ It takes a half-hour by Girls’ Description returned from London: | ' ed guilty to a similar charge a few the’ Turkish state has become, and i steamboat to get from the station ARE TIED FOR TOP 'This description has been given "Just watch it grow!” months ago, is awaiting sentence strong as is her friendship with j gj Mark’s Square.” in the District Court also. Soviet Russia, Timkish indign^ion | -p^jg Academy of Italy assembled About the naval treaty: William G. Ohlsen, of Waterbury “The naval pact will be ratified over the religious situation in Rus At the meeting were the Artist Hoylake, June 18— (AP)—With The Best Guardian of •without a shadow of a doubt and it was fined $500 by Judge Burrows sia has been expressed by the semi when his case was presented along Sartoria, the Academicians Ettore all the favorites reported, Bobby should be. ’The delegates at the official daily, “Djumouriet.” Tito and Canonica, the composers Jones and MacDonald Smith, of the conference were agreed on every­ with that of Karnofsky. The paper declares that the move­ Mascagni, author of “Cavalleria invading golfers from the United Life and Property thing. ment seeks to erase 25,000,000 Mos­ Rusticana,” and Giordano, author of States, and Henry Cotton, a B ^sh “Naval experts of Japan, Great lem Turks and their national ideals “Andre Chenier” and “Madame pro, led the first round of the Brit­ Britain and America say ‘our navy LEAVES HOSPITAL, SEES from Russia. Sans Gene.” ish open championship with scores ■ is ruined.’ There is the best evi­ Citation is made of reports that Artists Protest of 70. - 1 ^ . dence possible it is a perfect treaty. MOTHER WHO IS ILL 8,000 mosques have been closed in “But,” they said, “you are going “Long Jim” Barnes, Cornishman the district of Idil-Oural; that 14,- to change Venice. You are going to [ long a resident of the United 500 Moslem worshippers have been transform this gem of the Adriatic. States, was only a stroke behind AWARD SPECIAL HONORS condemned to death or deported, We appreciate your desire to speed the leaders with a score of 71 and Insure Your Valuables In order that she might visit her and that the Chief Mufti has been up transportation. But at what Horton Smith, tall young Missou­ mother who is very ill, Mrs. CJlara- arre3ted*for refusing to sign a state­ o jio crlflcfi ? rian now living at New York, scor­ A BOX IN A GOOD SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT AT YALE’S COMMENCMENT belle Carr of 59 Foster street, was ment that the Moslems in Russia “It is our city,” said the munici­ ed 72. \ permitted to leave the Memorial have not been persecuted. pality, resolutely. “We can do Leo Diegel and Don Moe were IS THE New Haven, June 18.—(AP.)— hospital where she is soon to under­ The 'Turkish paper warns the what—” tied with several others at 74. Regrets or Specisd honors, prizes and appoint­ go a major operation, today for a Soviet Union that elimination of “Oh, no you can’t,” Interrupted Only two Americans were far BEST AND CHEAPEST INSURANCE short time. ments were Turks was one aim of the czars as an Academician. “All that has been down the list, George Von Elm, who a Life Income? Yale in connection with Its 229th Mrs. Carr was taken to the home it was their aim also to stretch changed. You live in the midst of was charged with 81 as a result of commencement exercises. of Mrs. George Pierie on Blssell their dominions to Istanbul and to your beauty, but we shall not let a tragic nine at the fifth hole and As you near the end of your The Manchester Trust Co. street where her mother, Mrs. kill the independence of ’Turkey— you deprive yourself of that beau­ Gordon B. Dunn, Edward T. Margaret Burlingame, aged 84, F. C. Stevens, Jr., Los Angeles, earning period, will your lot O’Donnell, both of Waterbury and and in return, Turkey helped to ty.” who collapsed on his second nine be that of the prosperous man Minnott A. O. Stilson, Jr., Bridge­ lives. Mrs. Burlingame has been kill the czarr. Decision Is Final holes to record an even 80, after a port, were cited for general two- failing for some time and is report­ Turkey aided the Soviets be­ There is no appeal from the de­ brave start. who made a small annual year honors for excellence in all ed as quite low. After the visit, cause they promised to leave Tur­ cision of the Academy. Among the British players joining deposit when young and is Mrs. Carr was taken back to the studies. , ^ key mistress of her own destiny Throughout Italy the Academy’s Cotton in low figures were Fred now cashing the check he will Connecticut imdergraduates on hospital where she has been for a and “it is friendship’s duty on our action has met with tremendous Robson with 71, Norman Sutton at receive every month for life? the honor list for excellence in all couple of weeks. part,” the “Djumouriet” concludes, acclaim. 72, Tom Green 73, .^ h ie Compston studies for one year were: “to remind the Soviets of these les­ Newspapers revealed how ruth­ and Charles Whitcombe 74, Abe O r will you be one of the Fire and Liability Terrence A. Gilly, Bridgeport; sons of history.” less would have been the destruc­ Mitchell, Percy Alliss and others 75. )oor derelicts who failed io RoUin D. Hotchkiss, South Britain; LATEST STOCK tion of Venice. An old section would Cyril Tolley,-former British ama­ Samuel D. Kuslan, Bristol; Theo­ have been cut through, palaces teur champion, took 84. fook ahead? dore Kyne, Norwich; Ralph E. pulled down; the Grand canal Itself The second round will be played KILLED OVER 4 CENTS would have lost its color of excite­ Rasche and Francis E. Reinhart, New rYork, June 18.—(AP)—’The tomorrow with two rounds Friday Write for the successful man’s Insurance Hamden; Norman P. Rinage, Madi­ ordeal of deflation was resumed ment and variety. deciding the championship. plan. son; Mario Scalera, Meriden; Carl with determination in the specula­ "The Academy of Italy came into R. Schneider, Windsor and William tive markets today, after yester­ New Haven, June 18.—(AP)— being too late to save the situation Connecticut General H. Tucker, Hartford. day’s brief rest. Share prices shrank Antonio Manganello, sought since entirely. Beautiful old palaces and Gilly was also cited for excel­ rapidly imder the weight of feverish July, 1928 for the slaying of Gio­ churches have been tom down to Life Insurance Company lence in engineering mechanics liquidation. Stock exchange trading make way for ugly buildings. Oth­ oi Hartford RICHARD G. RICH vanni Cirello, a store keeper, sur­ ers have been reconstructed and sharing the honor with Carlton F. facilities were again overpowered, rendered to the local police today. South Manchester Peck of Hartford. Peck in addition and the ticker fell nearly an hour in He was accompanied by his attor­ converted to the degree of ugliness. FAYETTE D. CLARKE Tinker Building, was named as head of his class in The few medieval squares that arrears. ney when he walked into police have been left imtouched—usually drawing. The failure of commodity prices headquarters. INSURANCE Appointments to come to rest upon a firm bottom around the town’s cathedral—are Alfred Hayes, Jr., Greenwich, An argument over four cents, po­ surrounded and encroached upon has been particularly discouraging lice charge, resulted in the killing Depot Square, Manchester and Saunders MacLane, Norwalk, in both industrial and financial by stores or apartment houses received senior appointments for of Cirello. Manangello, who was without semblance of taste. circles. Wheat and cotton prices cut iii the abdomen during the ar­ philosophical oration§. Other ap­ again tumbled to new low levels for Venice, and one or two hill pointments were: » the decline today, and are now gument, is expected to set up a plea towns, have been left practically High orations—Charles A. Jane­ around the levels of 1914. Copper of self defense.^ It is believed he unspoiled simply and for no other way, Greenwich; Atwood H. Miller, prices were again shaded 1-4 of a ■will be brought before the present reason than that there was no What Meriden and John M. Monadian and cent by some custom smelters to term of the Superiore Court on a space left to build upon. In Rome, Careth W. Speer, Bridgeport. bench wkrrant. Mussolini has embarked on a wise Orations—Philip V. Beckwith, 11 1-2 cents, also the pre-war level program of tearing down block aft­ Every Woman of 1914. Refusal by Cirello, police said, to Louis E. Nassau and Lester Rapo- The steady decline in the prices give Manganello’s daughter four er block of mushroom growths of port, Hartford; Joseph Benblum cents in change after she had tend­ the last few generations, to bring and James T. Patterson, Jr., Mil­ of staple commodities has been an out the city’s architectural treas­ Knows MAN unexpected sequel to the autumn ered a nickle in payment for a ford; John B. Canty and Harold crash of stock prices in this coun­ penny purchase of candy precipitat­ ures more vividly. E. Hoffman, Bridgeport; Kenneth ed the argument. — that she never can have D. Godfrey, Waterbury; Andrew A. try, although it is recalled that Horbal, Derby; Philip C. Kohn, they started down in Europe in India is now exporting eggs to too many aprons, especially West Hartford; William F. McKen­ 1928. England in such quantities that that attraaive ones. We offer ever divorced na and William L. Wilkinson, Meri­ Manufacturing industry felt fair­ NOON STOCKS country may soon be taking the den; Richard L. Norman, Norwich; ly secure last fall because of its place of China as the chief egg sup­ Philip R. Partington, Sharon; Har- comparatively low inventories of plier to Britain. • old A. Peterson, Niugatuck and raw materials, and no such defla­ Henry E, Russell, New Britain. tion as occurred in 1921-22 was New York, Jupe 17.—(AP) — to each of the first one hun(^d a good cook thought possible. Stock prices drove steadily lower women who buy apron fabric a It now appears, however, that the rapid increase in the capacity to during the forenoon trading today Simplicity All-in-One Pattern COVENTRY produce both raw‘materials and and numerous leading shares tum­ NEED (regular price 15 c) for an unusually manufactured goods since the war bled to new lows for one year at pretty apron. and the n e'^st d£ Mr. and -Mrs. George Deroo and was not fully taken into account. losses of 3 to 15 points. Absence family of Winthrop, Mass., are visit­ With post-war adjustments largely of support encourages large short MONEY brides is the best ing for a few days with their friends completed, industry now finds itself selling and there was also consid­ The TEXTILE STORE Mr. and Mrs. Henry I. Barnes. with plant and equipment in excess erable liquidation which affected all 849 Main St., So. Manehester Mrs. Fanny Morse and daughter of the requirements of present con­ groups, including the highest grade of cooks with the Miss Eunice of Boston, spent a sumption, and confronted ■with investment shares. short time with Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ heavy overhead charges for main­ American Telephone sold as low LESS Insulated ter S. Haven. taining it. As always ^happens at as 204. U. S. Steel got down to 157, LOANS of $300 or Mrs. Rose Johnson of South Cov­ such times, price cutting develops, New York Central to 158 1-8 and !N 2 4 HOURS Glenwood entry spent the week-end with her and consumers hold off in the hope American Can to 116 3-4, all new N E W YORK* daughter Mrs. C. I. Loomis. of getting the very pottom prices. 1930 minimums. via Mrs. Christensen of South Man­ In the meantime, earnings and pur­ Allied Chemical dropped 15 to help her chester attended church Sunday chasing power suffer. , points, Columbian Carbon 13, Au­ Hartford Line Steamer ^ and witnessed the baptism of her While it is generally acknowl­ burn Auto 10, Worthington Pump, Q uick two grandchildren. edged that a seasonal upturn must American Tobacco B and Eastman PASSENGER AND # Charles Scott who has been visit­ be expected in the fall. Wall street Kodak 8. FREIGHT SERVICE ing his aunt Mrs. Benjamin A. finds itself imable to make any Courteous Straek has returned to his home in convincing prediction as to when Call money renewed at 2 1-2 per­ Daily Except Sunday Brooklyn. ’Two of his boy friends actual stability will be restored, cent. Service 1 Lv. HARTFORD 4:80 PM > motored up from Brooklyn and and stock prices continue to skid. ' Middletown 6:46 PM East Haddam 8:00 PM spent the week-end here, Mr. Scott Seasonal slackening of activity in Basex 8:46 PM ^ returning with them. business only serves to intensify Z/r. Saybrook Point ^ :80 PM All the schools in' town have the gloom, iron Age reports In its Private Consultation Room* EE this range! It adds marvelous new features closed for the summer’s vacation, weeWy survey that steel production Due NEW YORK John E. Kingsbury is having a has dropped 3 per cent this week NOTICE! (Pier 40,N.R.) 5:80 AM to Glenwood’s famous heat-proof oven in­ well drilled. to 65 per cent of capacity, that one For Limited Time Only Returning leave S Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Pomeroy are middle western plant serving the Gome In—Phone—or Write New York 4:00 PM ^ sulation and heat-tegiilating AutomatiCook. Un- installing a bathroom in their home. automotive trade has closed down (Ea'stern Standard Time) Mr. and Mrs. George Mashiell, entirely, and another plans to Silent Glow der that smooth, level enclosed top there are only One~ ~ Way Fare - - 92.60 Mrs. John Kingsbury and daughter shortly. Round Trip Fare 4.00 four burners. But look! There’s room on top for Cora started Thursday morning on Such issues as U. S. Steel, Amer­ Kitchen The only charge is three and one- an auto trip to Pennsylvania to at­ ican Telephone, Dupont, North half per cent per month on unpaid Comfortable staterooms, with six utensils. And up above—notice, the "Shelf tend the graduation exercises of American, American Water Works, amount of loan. hot and cold running water, Miss Kathryn McKnight from High American Can, Westinghouse Elec­ Range $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, and $3.00 that Cooks,” where two more utensils can be school. tric, Johns Manville, Consolidated P e r s o n a l F i n a n c e C o. In travelina to points aonth of Gas, Columbia Gas, dropped about Burner York—take your car with you on the kept boiling with heat ordinarily’wastedl—This Old Home Simday will be ob­ Rooms 2 and 3 \ boat—moderate rates. served August 31. Rev. Leon H. 5 to 10 points. A short-lived rally reduced to appeared In the early afternoon. State Theatre Bldg., Second Floor Tickets and Reservations is the Glenwood "Ourway” model. Happy the Austin will be the speaker at the at Railroad Station or afternoon session. Mrs. Arthur Among the high price issues, J. I. 753 Main Street bride whose kitchen possesses Reed is chairman of arrangements, Case and Allied Chemical dropped State Street Wharf So. M a n c h e s t e r , C o n n . Mrs. Ernest Gowdy, musical di­ about 25 points, and Eastman Ko­ Telephone Dial 3-4-J-# Die New England S. S. Co. | rector. ’The Coventry orchestra will dak, 15. Many important issues were carried close to their low Open 8:30 to 5—Saturday 8:30 to 1. render two selections at the after­ ----^LICENSED DY THE STATE— noon meeting. level of November. Completely Installed inisiHAifg^ Coventry Grange No. 75, P. of H. will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 im.T.Wn BY SKIP DRIVER S. T. © l e » Stamford, June 18.—(AP.)— SAVE MONEY STA'TE EXAMINATIONS John Clark, 45, a laborer at the by ordering now ANNOUNCING New Haven railroad camp in Glen- Hartford, June 18—(AP) — The brook was instantly killed last the opening of ftate board of dental examiners will midnight when struck by a hit-and- conduct examinations in the hall of run driver on Glenbrook road as Silent Glow Oil A New Wallpaper and Paint Store the House on June 27 and 28 and on he was walking toward the camp July 1, those seeking certificates as with John McPartland and John Burner Corp. J. C. BENSON & SON ’ registered pharmacists will take Deveney, fellow laborers. The only 535 Main SLtreet THE MANCHESTER GAS CO. examinations in the hall of the clue on which police are wori'ing South Manchester 109 Sprupe Street V flr fiouse. ' , is the glaM from a headlight of the Two Doors July 4, the Hag exercises will be car. Instead of the 'usual lens, plain - Above Gas Office Wallpaper, Paints, Varnishes, Glass held in the west corridor of the window glass was used in the YOU GA3S DO IT ^BTTijR AND AT LESS COST WITH CAS state capitol a t 10 o’clock. headlight. Deveney was slighUy ...... 'TeLS867 hurt and McPartland escaped in­ Open Thurs. and Sat. Eve. ■JL'\ It wais no- royal road to the throne jury but did not get the number of for Carol-he took an airplane. the car. w t -

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PAGE TEW MANCSisl^lR EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTERr (X>NN.,7WEDl^SHAY,^^ Empire Vogue Invades HOW TO SHOP Of Two to Six » By ANNETTE DBTAW 8TBAWS! 11 It’s very feminine In paje blue,dot? ffy WlBlaiii'H. Baldwin n ted swlss accented', with' binding, . .'lightness,, wbltehjsss, and pliabili­ LOSS OF APPETITE ^condition disiqppeared, the loM 6f bow and button-hole stitch in French IS SOMIfriMES CAUSED blue. ty' id' the swiBatb^'d jure' three im­ appetite continued. ^ h CORALIE STANTON and HEATH HOSKEN portant factors. In the selecticm of BY MENTAL UPSET Di this form of disturbance tha^ COPVRlGttir 1Q5 0 by CHELSEA HOUSE, The flared sleeves emphasize the ,tij;ie stiff straw hat; The first and was absolute ayei^oin to food, W tight effect of the brief bodice that 'third control; the comfort of sum- By DR. MORRIS FISHBELN smallest moutbfijl produdiw *a buttons at the back. iner weather headgear, and the suc- Editor, Jonn^ of the American sense of complete fullness, u d dl^ BEGIN HERE TODAY The skirt shows soft gathered ful- .qess with which the bleaching of Medical Association, uid of Hygeia, tention and spmetimes pronsM JUDITH GRANT, beaatilul art­ ' ness that permits plenty of freedom the straw has been accomplished the H ^th Magazine vomiting. ^ ist’s model, shares her Greenwich that small folk demand. Its quaintr I affects the appearance. In every case It was necessary to Village apartment with CLARISSA ness makes it so thoroughly smart; ' There are several types of com­ Failure of- the appetite la a make a complete study of the p i- MORLEY, known as “Chunamy,” a and indmdual. i fortable sweatbands, ill of which serious symptom because it car­ tient to rule out all physical f e ­ 4 ' beautiful girl who lost her memory Style No. 768 is designed tot that \ ,are based on the principle of pro'vid- ries the possibility of malnutrition tors relating to the intestinal tra<$. seven years ago when her lover, j important age of two, four and six , itig flexibility. Avoid emy hat where In every instance after'the copA- ALAN STEYNE, abruptly disap­ years. , • ) thi.q band is sewr I directly to the and lowered resistance to disease. tion had been fully studied and t ^ peared. Steyne comes back on the Cros^-barred dimity in sprigged i !*stiff crown of the hat. It is usually closely associated with mental problem which Concern^ scene and Judith arranges a meet­ I pattern in pink tones with pink lawn I I A full braid straw is the best, nervous disturbances as well as the patient eliminated, the digestlmi improved and the condition was ing with Chummy, but_. Chummy ' bias binding, yellow linen accented | l it should be approximately a quar­ with physical disturbances. fails utterly to recognize her for­ with white, orchid and white ging- 1 ter of an inch wide. ^ overcome. ' V mer lover. Steyne, meanwhile, tells ham check, and candy stripe tub ! In the case of Panama hats, the Indeed,, there is one form of fail­ Doctor Venables points out th%t Judith that he no longer loves silk are fetching combinations. | finer the straw the better the hat. ure of appetite which is likely to these patients are inclined to re­ Chummy; instead he calls fre­ Pattern price-<15 cents in stamps arise in young girls who are hys­ sent the suggestion at first that tl^ terical. Cases of this type have quently on Judith, and finally kisses or coin (coin is preferred). Wrap! WASmNG SHIELDS cause of the condition is raent<^, her and declares that he loves her. coin carefully. I been grouped by physicians under and'advises that one. proceed slowRr Judith spurns him, however, and re­ Shields can be kept fresh and the name anorexia nervousa, a form in getting at the undeH;^ng factors. fuses to let him help her provide Manchester Herald made to wear long by the follow­ occurring almost exclusively in medical care for Chummy, whose ing method of laundering: Place young girls. * TWEED-CHUTON mental condition is growing worse. Pattern Service them flat, brush them with tepid A British physician, Dr. J. F. Arresting is the new iise of twedd Judith goes to pose for VINCENT 768 soap suds on both sides. Souse up Venables, has recently collected a and chiffon. Channel makes a fit­ STORNAWAY, wealthy portrait As ou? patterns are mailed and down in clear rinsing water to series of. nine such, cases occurring ted coat of hydrangea-blue tweed, painter, at whose house she meets from New York City please allow which a little ammonia has been in his practice. A t the basis of added. Press, but do not wring. with softly pleated flounce, cuff aiqd BRUCE GIDEON, a singularly ugly five days. this condition there is usually some lapel trim, lines it ■with a rich chif­ Hang over the line and allow to mental factor of great importance. financier, who becomes smitten with Price 15 Cents fon print in the same blue, w l^ her but whose advances she rebuffs. drip dry. Do not iron. In one instance, a boy developed beige, lavender and violet floweifs She returns home to find Chummy Name ...... 768 this form or lack of appetite due and make a very feminine litUe radiant wnth happiness. Chummy CLEAN HATS to the fact that he had read that frock to go imder it of the print. ; tells her that she has dreamed that Size ...... Most women do not realize that sexual stimiilation was much less Alan has returned. good straw hats can be cleaned i likely if less food were taken, Address ...... with a brushing and cleaning fluid i There were other .instances in COMPLETE ENSEMBLE NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY and, when dry, can be pressed with i which the condition arose from Very new is a complete enslm- CHAPTER V n We suggest that when, you send' an ordinary iron on the ironing ] physical factors, but invariably ble of tweed printed silk. Suit, It was a miracle. Judy could Send your order to the “Pat­ for this pattern, you enclose 10 board, if done very carefully. A [ there was some mental condition beret, purse, scarf and shoes ase hardly believe her eyes or her ears. tern Dept., Manchester Evening cents additional for a copy of our new ribbon and a clean lining then I which started the patient on his of the fabric. The blouse is white Chummy had mentioned Alan Herald, So. Manchester, Conn.” large Fashion Magazine. 1 make the hat like new. 1 way. Even though the original chiffon. Stejme’s name. She had spoken it for the first time since Judy had known her. Moreover, there was a difference in her face. Something had come into It that Judy had never seen— VOUP a brightness, a shining beauty which made it look in its frail pallor as if it were illumined by a flame from The Smart Shop’s •within. 4^ Judy could only marvel as she hung over the bed Chummy’s mem­ STATE THEATE.R BLDG. ory had come back! This illness OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON had been a blessing in disguise. y© 1930 By SERVICLIWC. Judy was beside herself with ex­ citement. Only the instinct of her They say that water will rise no loyal little heart made her say and do the right thing. She might have ] higher than its course. It is just y \ made irremediable mistakes in those Chummy’s______got her memory back, Bastien. She dreamed Alan ' as true of children and parents. first moments; but she just listened , gteyne had come'’ back.” I If parents want children to de- 10 Days to Chummy’s voice, with that new | ------I velop all the ■virtues, grow up free note in it—the tender note of the , , , I of prejudices and complexes, be woman talking about the man she &iven ^ m up, and she was frown- once that I never cared for her like I truthful, honest, kind, and indus­ loves I irritation of having to that. Judy, you know it’s no good!” trious they themselves will have Starting Thursday “You never knew Alan, did y o u ,' bottle up her feelings-which after Suddenly he stopped. There were i to measuK^ up and not be found Judy? It is funny I should have.fl^- Bastien would understand bet- footsteps outside. Judy had said i wanting dreamed about him just now. I ter than anyone else, because he that Chummy was out and would | I know one father who is fond June 19th Something queer must have hap­ was Chummy’s oldest friend among not come back until late. She was ! of saying to tis^friends, “I am not pened to me. I seem to have for­ the crowd. meeting a relative with whom she ■ perfect. I do aU sorts of things I gotten a lot of things. He went When she told him, she threw it had communicated since her recov- wouldn’t want Dick to do. But I’m Conditions force this event which means that Summer away long ago—I think it was long at him like a bomb. ery.' Judy had made the appoint-: no hypocrite—I tell him everything, ago. We were awfully poor, you “Chummy’s got her memory back, ment with Alan on purpose to tell l don’t want him to think I’m an Apparel can be bought for a song—way below its actual know. He was wonderfully clever, Bastien. She dreamed Alan Steyne him. ! angel when I couldn’t grow a pin- had come back; and she looks— but he never got on; and he ,rii T <■ 11 V, I, 1 1 The---- door----- opened.------**■' He gave one ! feather on a wing ------He must------remem couldn’t wait, you see. It’s awfully ^eii, i can t tell you how she looks, terrified- look at the figure that en- j her that people with experience and value. If you know Smart Shop’s Values then don’t hard waiting—when you’re a man.” anyone like ^ber! So | tered. It was Chummy—the Chum- • knowledge know the world much “Oh. Chummy, and this—this was now, you see, it’s going to be all days, hardly aged by ' better than he does, and that brings miss this. your o^^m particular boy?’’ asked right. They’ll meet, an-’ Chummy a minute—a wonderful -vision, like ; pri-vilege. There are two standards Judy in a trembling voice. will know him, and they’ll be mar­ some delicate statuette wrought in ' at our house and no cheating. Dick “i was awfully fond of him, Judy, ried and live happily ever after!” silver and ivory and gold. l imderstands.” and—I think he was awfully fond of She saw him and stood quite still | Well, there is some sterling in his “ June Clearance Special! me,” said the low voice; “but I Bastien’s eyes kindled as they I for a moment. Then, with a cry, reasoning. No cheating between never heard from him. I think I rested on her eager face. He had 1 and straight and swift as an arrow parents and children is rare enough. must have forgotten him for quite been nursing miserable,— ui„ jealous — I speeding from a bow, she ran into And if that’s the by-word at his a time, but just now I had this thoughts about Steyne lately. He his arms. , house, I congratulate him. Even his SUMMER DRESSES dream, and it was so clear and had seen Judy with him; he knew (To Be Continued) way of looking at the pri-vilege of real! J^.lan looked, quite different, that they had been ou^ together ------an older person who is experienced, RegularJ.v to $9.95 and it was Alan, and he had come the night that Chummy was taken j has something about it that we can’t Printed and i^l&in Silks back.” ill. There could be nothing in it, dispute. Experience brings judg­ “I expect that means he will. after all. Judy could never talk like SCIENCE EXPLAINS ment and perhaps an older man is Only One to Customer Chummy,” said Judy decidedly. “I this if she had a spark of feeling for justified in his o-wn estimation in always thought there was a lot in Steyne herself. MENTAL CLOCKWORK doing things that he wouldn’t per­ dreams; but now you go to sleep, He expressed his delight, and mit his son to do. or you’ll be getting tired. If your drank to Chummy’s health. Then i But there’s that water! Nature’s young man’s coming back, you must he said: j Washington— (AP)—When a per­ laws don’t change. Sleeveless and Short Sleeved Another Group be quite well and strong.” “I saw Steyne this afternoon. He son goes to bed wdth his mind fixed And you can’t hoodwink nature. Chummy turned on her pillow is going to Paris.” on getting up at a certain time the It strikes me that all the time this SHANTUNGS SHANTUNGS and looked at her friend. “To Paris!” boy is saying to himself that “It's next morning he often awakens at Printed and Plain Printed and Plain “Judy, tell me, is there anything “Yes—sonjf business or other, that time without the aid of an all right for Dad to do things I Reg. $7.95 Slee-veless and Short Sleqved the matter with me?” she asked in This old collector he was secretary alarm clock. can’t do,” he’s unconsciously mak­

) I M ■ iA 'M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOOTH MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, TONE 18,1980, Bon Anti Tackles AlURockville Here Tonwrrom NATIONAL TWO-TME GREEN SCALPERS JONES SHOOTS SENSATIONAL I A M E R IC A N Y de and Washington A t Boatom^— B R A V ES S, 10. R ED S 4, S (VlMt Game) SEEK ANOTHER V lC r i HERE ‘ b L d 'S w ft W H IT E >O X . Boston 70. TWO STROKES UNDER PAR Boston AB. R. H. Pp. A E. Oarsmen Undefeated Welch, cf ...... 5 1 2 3 0 Oliver, cf . .. 1 0 3 0 91 MaranviUe, ss . .4 1 2 Sweeney, lb 2 2 13 0 0 Slsler. lb ...... 4 1 2 19 LEGION MUST WIN ManteDi To Oppose Invaders TO LEAD BRITISH TOURNEY Scarritt. If . ^ 1 2 2 0 1 Berger, If ...... 3 0 1 2 0 Webb, rf ----- 0 1 1 0 9 Chatham, 3b h.. .4 1 3 Durst, rf > .. 0 9 0 0 9 Spohrer, c ...... 5 2 1 3 1 9 0- COMMUNITY CLUB Clark, rf ...... 4 0 2 5 SATURDAY TO KEEP Miller, 2b . 1 3 EG Favored Over Harvard . At Hickey’s Grove; Town: N'arlesky. 3b 1 2 1 0 0 Maguire. 2b . . . . .3 9 9 3 d is t a n c e a n d p a r 0 0 1 9 ON HOYLAKE COURSE Rhyne, ss .. 0 2 3 5 Smith, p ...... Berry, c ... 1 2 3 0 0 Friday At New London Brandt, p ...... 1 9 0 0 IN T IT U RUNNING Champs Change Batting American Had Absolutely Gaston, p .. 1 1 0 1. 0 HAS GOOD TEAM Frankhouse, p .1 0 9 1 Hole Yds. Par Hole Yds. 10 410 40 8 15 27 15 1 36 6 14 27 No Breaks to Help Him I 415 4 ChicARO And Washington Is Pick­ Cincinnati Order; Middletown . Here 2 369 4 11 193 R. H. PO. A. E. AB. R. H. PO. A E. Rain washed out last evening’s 3 480 5 12 401 Kerr, ss 0 1 2 2 0 Callaghan, cf scheduled battle between the LAflon 13 160 Metzler. 0 0 0 0 0 ed To Win Poughkeepsie. Surprises By Beating High­ Swanson, cf .. Make Remarkable Score 4 158 3 0 mid the Eagles at the Manchester Sunday. 4 14 511 Watwood, cf ...... 5 0 2 2 1 •Walker, If 5 418 Reynolds, rf ...... 4 0 0 0 0 0 Meusel, If...... 383 4 15 443 3 0 0 Crawford, 2b , 6 Jolley. If ...... 3 1 0 By TED VOSBURGH. land Park and .Mauling m the Leffioh The ancient Manchester-RockvUle in the Play Today= 7 200 3 16 . 532 Cissell, 2b ...... 4 1 1 2 2 0 Cucclnello. 3b 2 12 0 0 Heilmann, rf ^ u r s d a y at 6 p. b a a el^ history which started here 8 482 5 17 394 Clancy, lb ...... '....4 2 will line up agalMt the j® many many years ago, will be re- 408 Kamm, 3b ...... * 1 3 3 2 0 New York, June .— (AP)—The Seeks Kelly, lb ----- 9 393 4 18 0 1 3 1 0 18 East Hartford; Durocher, s.^ the first of a three game Inewed once more tomorrow evening Jones’ Card . Berg-, c ...... * University of Washington, conquer- Walsh, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 Sukeforth, c Manager Jolly has not announced I All-Rockville combination O u t ...... 3,298 36 3,452 36 McKain, p ...... 0 0 0 0 9 9 er of Wisconsin as well as Califor­ May. p ...... j n ...... 335—340—434—34 0 Strlpp, X .... hl$ line-up but has intimated comes to Hickey’s Grove to oppose Tota 3,298-3,452— Weiland, P ...... ® 0 0 0 0 nia, holds its place beside Yale as Town Title. -4> Barnes, xx ...... ,1 0 0 0 0 0 Campbell, p . there will be a few new faces Bon Ami, present town cham- ■!> - 0 1 0 4 0 the only other undefeated college Dressen, xx . the conclusion is that he will use Par is 72 70 Caraway, p ...... pions. Play will start at 6:15 sharp. i Hunnefield, xxx ....1 0 0 0 9 0 crew in the country now that all some of the High school players The Bon Ami has high hopes of the early season racing is finished With two Impressive week-end 37 4 11 24 10 2 Hoylake. Eng., June 18.— (AP) — 36 5 11 27 12 0 Boston ...... 301 020 OOx—6 who formerly sported the Legion turning back the two-time conquer- . Boston ...... 240 010 100— 8 and only the big leatures at New victories dangling to their belts, the Cincinnati ...... 000,031 000— 4 colors. ors of Manchester Green by (8-1, Bobby Jones. American, shot a sen­ London and Poughkeepsie remain. Chicago ...... 030 001 010— 5 Community Club baseball team of Runs batted in,' Sukeforth 2, Duro- The Legion learn needs this 10-2) and will be at full strength for sational 70 to take an early lead onj FIRST ROUND Runs batted in, Scarritt 3. Webb, As a result of a spotless record, cher. May, Chatham, Sisler, Berger, the struggle. Expectations are that Sweeney, Miller. Rhyne, Berry, the North End, will meet Walker’s Maguire; two base hits, Meusel, game as a tuning up for Saturday’s the field in the first round of the i Barnes, Kerr 2, Berg. Kamm: two Yale will be heavily favored to trim All-Stars Friday night aC the Com­ Elmo Mantelli, star M. H. S. athle­ Harvard In this year’s renewal of a Durocher; home runs, Chatham; battle with Southington at the West British open golf championship t o -, base hits, Narlesky, Webb, Kamm; munity Grounds. This game was stolen bases, Sukeforth, Chatham 2; Side Playground. This is the second tic who has been making a name for SCORES thre base hits. Scarritt, Rhyne; 78 year old’ ro’wing rivalry on June set for last night but the weather­ sacrifices, Maguire, Berger; double himself at Holy Cross during the day. I stolen base, Sweeney; double Plky*; 30. Washington figures to be the plays, Maranville to Maguire to Sis- game in the district competition past season, will occupy the mound Jones’ great 70 was scored wth- , Miller to Rhyne to Sweeney o; left man refused to apply his signature. ler; left on bases, Cincinnati 8. Bos­ and the locals must win in order to on bases. Boston 8. Chicago 5; base crew to beat in the intercollegiate for the locals. out the benefit of the 'breaks for THREE TIED FOR LEAD The Commasiity auh through its ton 12; base on* balls, off Campbell 4. keep in the running. on balls, off Gaston 1, McKain 2; free for all on the Hudson June 26, manager let it be known this morn­ Smith 1, Brandt 1; strueV: out. by May Mantelli made his debut •with the he had no luck setting down lon g! struck out, by Gaston 1, Caraway 3, 34th I Rowing Its races more than two ing that the team is in the fight for 3. Campbell 3, Brandt 1. Frankhouse Bon Ami a short while ago turning niiiiftputts. The _ Atlantan______was r Knvlake E n g, June 18.— (A P )— ' hits, off Walsh 5 in 1 1-3, McKain 1 months apart Washington opened any town championship honors this 1; hits, off MayT2 In 5, Campbell 2 in i in a nifty performance with some­ to finish joth just two-thirds | Brit«h pro ; ‘ c V r T w T y \ fnVl 3. Smith 6 in 4 1-3, Brandt 3 in 1 1-3, playe* ------the season way back in April by season. They cite their victory over Frankhouse 2 in 3 1-3; passed balls, thing like 13 strikeouts. He manag­ of the field yet to report. scored 70 in tlie first round or the > pitcher, by Caraway (Narles- ed to squeeze out a 1 to 0 winner on nosing out California by about five Highland Park Saturday afternoon Sukeforth, Spohrer; winning pitcher, Only two long ones dropped British Open golf championship to, u y ) ;‘losing pitcher, Walsh: umpires, with Manchester Green players in Frankhouse; losing pitcher, May: over the Tunix team of 'Windsor. and when tie Bobby Jones American amateur j N'aUin. Geisel and Dinneen; tim , feet and then came through aocord- umpires, Magerkurth, McGrew and PORT ^ the greens for Jones, the lineup of the opposing team as Elmo hurls them up from the port George Von Elm asked him at the iqg to schedule against Wisconsin Riordan; time, 1:55. for the lead. ■ x— Batted for Kerr In 9th. sufficient grounds. Fiddler struck X— Batted for May In 6th. • side. Nino Boggini, another Man­ fifteenth how he was going. Bob MacDonald Smith made it a three , — Batted for weiland in 2nd. on Lake Monona yesterday on the chester product who has been mak­ way east for the Poughkeepsie clas­ out ten men in this game and XX— Batted for Campbell in 9th. k J A-ANTS went through a motion of brealang cornered tie for first place by com -, xxx—Batted for Caraway in 9th. Johnny Mikoleit fanned twelve Sun­ (Second Game) ing good in college circles, will his putter across his knee. ahe 70 strokes, ‘ sic. Boston ...... 000 024 04x— 10 IBFa T L A N < catch Mantelli. Nino has been with pleting his round in day as his team was mauling Blast assooated p r e ss PORTS EDITOR situation, however, was not re^ly At St. DouIk!— Yale also'has rowed in only two Cincinnati ...... 300 002 000— 5 the N.‘ Y. U. freshman team. shortly after Cotton tied Jones. BROWNS IX, NATIONALS » Hartford 24 to 5. Batteries— Boston; Brandt, Zach­ so bad for while he had only three A few minutes before Smith St. Louis regattas but both were triangular ary and Cronin. Cincinnati: Rlxey, Booze, and bad booze at thatl Last year the Bon AmL played the affairs, the Eli’s taking the measure Looks like the Community Club one putt greens he had none where finished, “Long Jim” Barnes had re­ AB. B. H. PO. has a pretty fair outfit; one that MeWeeney, Johnson and Gooch. writes Charley Paddock in (JoUier’s, Rockville tribe t'wice an(i in each in­ he was forced to take three. Blue, lb ...... 4 2 1 11 of Columbia and Penna., in one stance the final result was a tie turned a score of 71. 1 0 bids fair to make a name for itself has been the prime factor in what ! McNeely, cf ...... 5 race, and finishing ahead of Cornell At Philadelphia I— score. The soap makers have high Diegel Gets 74. With a great chance to take the j Goslin, It ...... 4 3 4 on the diamond this season. The and Princeton in the other. PHIJLLIKS 5, PIRATES 4 he describes as the decadence of hopes of getting at least one more Leo Diegel returned a score of 74. lead, Mac Smith’s putting touch Kress, ss ...... 4 0 1 2 box score of the two games over Philadelphia ...... 4 0 0 4 u Ameriesm post-war athletics, citing run tomorrow night. The local leaving him in good position. failed him and he took fiv^s on three i Gullic, rf . . .. The following table shows how the week-end were submitted to­ AB. K. H. PO. A. 1 Melillo. 2b ----- ...... 5 0 the country’s 12 rowing colleges i Southern, cf ...... 5 2 3 2 0 the dwindling first places scored by batting order may be shifted about Jones held the lead by one stpoke holes. He was brilliant on the put­ : O’Rourke, 3b ...... 4 3 1 1 day. They follow: 2 0 2 have fared to date, Princeton is the, Sherlock, lb ...... 5 0 11 a bit by' Coach Bill McGonigal in over the veteran pro, Fred I^'^son, ting green going out, playing the Ferrell, c ...... 4 .1 East Hartford O'Doul. If ...... 4 9 1 2 0 Americans in the last three Olym­ 9 4) effort to make it a trifie more ef­ and Norman Sutton, another Bntish first nine holes in 33 strokes and 1 B'laebolder, p . 1 0 only one that has finished its sea­ AB R H PO A E Klein, rf ...... 4 0 1 4 1 ...... 0 () 0 1) pics expressing the conviction that pro, was two strokes behind the started home with a rm^, only to 1 ('offman, p . . . son. Harvard and Yale are to row Whitney, 3b ...... 4 0 1 2 3 fective if possible. 1 Collins, p ...... 0 0 0 0 Lala, lb ...... 3 1 0 5 1 0 ...... 4 1 0 4 5 1 .— -A— Friberg:. 2b .. .. present-day performances (in track j Sunday the South Ends of Middle- American amateur. falter at the close. at New London and the nine other Pinto, 2b ...... 4 0 0 3 1 1 Thevenow, s8 ...... 4 1 1 2 3 i 13 14 27 crews at Poughkeepsie: and field especially) do not compare | town will play the Bon Ami at Cyril Tolley, former British ama­ Kelly, 3b ...... 3 2 2 5 1 0 Davis, c ...... 4 1 1 3 0 with those of two or three decades j Hickey’s Grove. Hoylake Eng., June 18.— (AP) — 1 TN-ashingrton Crew C. Dft. Nichols, p ...... 4 9 1 0 , 3 teur champion, had a bad 84. 1 AB. R. H. PO : Sub, ss ...... 4 *0 1 1 2 0 J— ago. • ! ------Scores for the first round of the West, cf ...... 4 1 0 5 Yale i Lenny, cf ...... 4 1 0 2 0 1 Horton Smith’s Card 2 38 5 14 30 15 (Jood-tlme Charley is as far from i _ _ _ , Horton Smith equalled par for British Open golf championship fol­ Rice, rf ...... 2 1 Washington I Kamp, rf ...... 4 0 0 1 0 0 Pittsburgh Manush, If . the actual facts, it seems from this C|I)E I FAfiUE the course with a fine 72 after a low: Navy I Pup, If ...... 3 0 0 3 0 1 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. comer, as he was from finishing! O LD I JIUL Ll^nUUfi Bobby Jones, U. S...... Cronin, ss . i Ellis, p ...... 3 1 1 1 0 0 Engle, ss ...... ___ 4 0 0 2 3 1 slow start. .cou Myer, 2b ... Columbia Brickell, cf ______4 1 1 9 0 01 anywhere in the last Olympic 2001 i A sprinkle of rain began to fall Henry Cotton, Eng...... • I Bluege, 3b . Cornell 1 McCoy, c ...... 3 0 1 6 0 0 Waner, rf ...... ___ 3 0 2 0 9 1 1 0 10 meters event at Amsterdam. J BATTLE ON TONIGHT and the wind increased as Jones MacDonald Smith, N. Y. .70 Hayes, lb .. M. I. T. Coromosky, If .. 0 0 2 0 01 Riirt. c ...... 31 5 5 27 5 3 Traynor. 3b .... ___5 1 1 0 3 01 A variety of causes contributed i finished and when Horton Smith Jim Barnes, N. Y ...... Liska, p .. , Harvard Fred Robson, England .. Community Club Suhr, lb ...... ___4 1 2 11 0 0 to Yankee reverses in the Olympic j reached the 16th hole, the storm Marberry, p California Bartell, 2b ...... ___4 1 2 3 5 0 games, ranging aU ‘ ^e way from ^ broke. Crashes of thunder sounded Horton Smith, U. S...... Judge, X .. Syracuse Segar c ...... 2 1 1 Bool, c ...... ___3 0 ■1 1 0 0 The Athletics and Red Sox mingle Tom Green, England . . . Thomas, xx , French, p ...... ___4 0 1 0 1 1 bad management and bad breaks to ^e^^^ tonight at and floods of rain swept the course Harris, xxx Pennsylvania Pohl, 3b ...... 3 2 1 b o n Moe, Portland, Ore. Nielsen, 2b ...... 4 3 3 over-eating and over 1 . / ! the Four Acres, weather permitting, as Horton finished and MacDonald Wisconsin 36 4 10 28 12 3 plus the fact that world co pe -, place and the Smith and Jim Barnes started their C. A. Witcombe, England 37 9 12 24 10 4 Hickey, If ...... 3 1 2 Princeton Philadelphia ...... 030 010 000 1-—5 tion has become keener. Sox occupy the cellar. Tommy rounds. Leo Diegel, Mexico .... St. Louis ...... 030 021 05x— 12 Fiddler, r f ...... 5 3 3 Pittsburgh ...... 000 004 000 0—4 Abe Mitchell, England . "Washington ...... 112 000 005— 9 Oderman, cf .... 1 0 C If American boys ^ v e fa Faulkner will pitch for the Athletics F G. Stevens, Jr., Los Angeles, Runs batted in, Cronin 3. Ruel, Runs batted in, Davis 1, Nickols 1, conquer athletes like ^ u g iM Hugh Moriarty opposing him. Percy Alliss, England . . Ferrell ". Blue 2, Goslin 2. McNeely, Coleman, cf .... 4 4 2 Southern 1. "Waner 1, Traynor 1, Bar- slipped badly after a great start tell 1, Bool 1, O’Doul 1: two ba«e Paavo Nurmi and Willie lUtola on | wiU hold the indica- and returned a score of 80. He play­ Pierre Hirigoyen, France Kress, Gullic. Judge, Goslin. Ferrell, Custer, lb ...... 3 3 2 Blue. Rice, O’Rourke. Melillo, Bluege, YANKS GRADUALLY hits. Southern. Suhr, Brickell, Bar- Olympic tracks, they hardly c j presence of several high ed the first nine holes in 35 strokes. Ted Ray, England ...... J. Mikoleit, p . .. 4 3 2 tell, tVaner; three base hits, Sher­ Ruel; three base hits, Ruel; home DeHope, ss ...,. 4 4 6 blamed, since the foo^-racers nave; stars in the lineups of both William Sutton, England runs. Cronin. Goslin: stolen bases,. lock; home runs, Traynor; sacrifices, Waner; double plays. Bartell to Suhr, yet to appear with the ability to teams has served to increase the in­ E. Whitcbmbe, England Myer, O'Rourke; sacrifices, Blea- beat these runners at their best. | Hoylake, Eng’., -Jime 18.— (AP) — holder. Blue, 6ulllc. Myer; double 34 24 19 27 7 1 Whitney to Friberg to Sherlock, Bar­ terest in the outcome of tonight’s- Don Moe, of Portland, Ore., scored F. J. Stevens, U. S...... NEARING THE TOP tell to Engle to Suhr; left on base, Moreover, if there is any deca-1 plays, Cronin to Myer to Hayes: left East Hartford . , 211 200 000— -5- struggle. ■ ..;:n a 74 in the first round of the Brit­ George Von Elm, U. S. on bases, Washington 6, St. Louis 8; . 730 101 840—24 Philadelphia 6, Pittsburgh 7; bases dence in the Yankee ability to run, Cyril Tolley, England .. base on balls, off Liska 4, Marberry Community Club on balls, off Nichols 4 French 1; ish open golf championship today. Hickey, Fiddler, struck out, by French 1. Nichols 2; faster, jump higher or toss the va- ^ 1. Blaeholder 2, Coffman 2; struck By ORLO ROBERTSON Two base hits. rious athletic Implements farther, | Moe experienced all sorts of trou­ nut. by Liska 1. Marberry 1, Blae­ Coleman. Ellis. Custer; stolen bases, umpires, Scott, Quigley and Pflrman; ble on the first nine when he used holder 3; hits, off Liska 6 in 5 1-3, Custer 2: double plays, Fiddler to time, 1:55. it has not been manifest this spring HORSE-RACING up 39 strokes, but he came home in Marberry X in 2 2-3. Blaeholder J2 in The New York Yanks are pound­ X— One out when winning ruh was in the greatest college track and 8 1-3. Coffman none in none (one Custer: left on bases. Commtmity scored. ri' * f^e style, shaving par figures by a FIGHT IS OFF ing their way back toward the top Club 4, East Hartford 3; base on field season of all time. out in 9th), Collins none in 2-3: win­ of the American League pennant stroke ■with a 35. ning pitcher, Bleaholder; losing balls off Mikoleit 1, Ellis 7; struck With the exception of the middle Brookline, Mass., June 18— (AP) Moe was on the green in two Hartford, June 18.— (A P )—The pitcher, Liska: umpires. Ormsby, race with their powerful bats. out by Mikoleit 12. Ellis 6; time distance running, in which there has —Miss Dorothy Neyhart’s six year sfood shots at the fourteenth. He Guthrie and Hildebrand: time, 2:07. Apparently unnoticed the Yanks imquestionably been a decline, Kaufman-Loayza ten round bout X— Batted for Hayes in 9th. 2:20; umpires, Perry and Scharek. old brown gelding, lollan, son of the was off the line, however, vnth his have slipped up to within one game How They Stand world’s records have been broken Midshipmite, today held the titles postponed until 'onight because of XX—.Ran for Judge in 9th. of the league leading Athletics and fi'-st putt and took four. He con­ last night’s rain was postponed xxx— Batted for Marberry In 9th. Highland Park O.UXXand re-broken*------by American athletes in two feature races at the closing ed with two fine wooden shots hold jointly with the Senators and AB R H PO A in almost every other even j days’ racing of the East- again today and will held at the Indians, the runner-up position, YESTERDAY’S RESULTS I che fifteenth green and holed a Hurley Veldrome Thursday night. At ClevrIaiKi!— J. Rohan. 2b .. .. 4 0 1 2 2 the past few years. j uorse Club at Clyde Park. four-yard putt for a birdie three. He y.4.NKS 17, INDIANS 2 starting five days ago at Detroit the 0 0 0 0 — T— * With Willie Hunt up, the hors® New York Yanks began pounding the ball over McKay, If ----- .. 4 Eastern League He was also on in two at the 0 2 9 0 The athlete who gets any re , running of the Coiin- BOUT POSTPONED AB. R. H. PO. A. E. tha field with the result that they J. Nichols, c .. .. 4 Hartford 2, Bridgeport 2 (8 in­ dreaded sixteenth and played a fine Chicago, June 18, —(AP)— Otto f'omb.s. If 0 Burkhart, ss .. .. *4 1 1 0 0 nings). near the top in this age or n | club grand annual steeplechase approach putt dead for another Cooke. If 0 have won their last five games. 0 0 2 0 competition, no matter wna j yesterday by 15 lengths from Von Porat and Young Stribling will Lary. ss . 0 ]ii accounting for the five con- Hewitt, 3b . .. ,. 3 Httsflald 4, Allentown 2. birdie in four. He was rather short go through their important heavy­ Ruth, rf Dougan, cf ... .. 4 1 1 1 0 Providence 16, Albany 8. sport, has ncxchance Augustus F. Goodwin’s Ferular. with his second to the seventeenth 0 tests, Babe Ruth and company put 0 7 1 the pack if he over indulgcs-- The winner received $3,500 and the , weight boxing exercises in the Chi- i Byrd, rf together 89 hits for 69 runs. The Brimble, cf . .. . . 4 0 National League hut got his par four. He played a cago Stadium Friday night, instead! Bazzeri,_^2b 0 .. 3 1 1 2 1 whether it is in food, liquor or late United Hunt Racing Association 0 (Cleveland Indians fell victims to the I Bentley, r f ----- Boston 6, (Zincinnati 4 (1st). hours. Now and then a Jim 'Thorpe splendid second from the rough to of tonight as planned. ■ ’ Gorman, p .. •.. 2 2 2 1 3 plate. the I8th but took three from the Gehrig-, lb . , Yanks big bats yesterday for the j Boston 10, Cincinnati 5 (2d). on the warpath or a Maxey ^ sen - lollan also won the Chamblet Me­ “W. L.” yesterday came up with Rice, cf ...... third straight time, losing 17 to 2 j Philadelphia 5, Pittsburgh 4. edge of the green. Dickey, c . . , 5 8 24 7 bloom, training on night-club life, morial steeplechase on Saturday a request for postponement until wh^n Roy Sherid held them to seven ; 32 New York-Cbicago (rain). Moe, in...... 444 343 445—35— 74 June 30 of the ten round engage­ Chapnian, 3b Communltv Club somehow manages to possess the featured classic of the first day’s ment pleading an injured left hand. Sherid, p ... scattered hits. ! AB R H PO A St. Louls-Brooklyn rain. super-endurance to bum both running. It was the first time since • The Senators had a chance to i of the candle but they are rarities: Hoylake, Eng., June 18.— (AP) Illinois State Athletic Commission 45 17 21 27 17 0 Segar, c ...... 4 0 2 10 0 American League 1927 that the same horse has taken move out in front, as the Athleticis I Boston 8, (Chicago 5. both events in one year, Bayard Two British professionals, (Jharles doctors examined the hand and pro­ Cleveland were idle, but found the St. Louis | Spillane, lb .... 3 0 1 2 0 for A. Whitcombe and Abe Mitchell, nounced it all right. The Athletic AB. R. H. PO. A. E. New York 17, Cleveland 2. The height of indulgence Warren’s Upsal winning both Morgan, lb ...... 4 0 1 8 1 1 Browns in a hitting mood and lost, Nielsen, 2b ...... 3 0 0 3 2 were first to turn in their scores for commission passed the problem of St. Louis 12, Washington 9. Southern California’s champion honors in that year. J. Jewell. 3b 12 to 9. Hickey. If ...... 3 1 3 4 1 track and field team was rewherf the opening round of the British postponement to Stadium officials Porter, rf ... DeHope, ss ...... 2 1 1 2 -1 Only gaqnes scheduled. A crowd of 20,000 saw the races. Hodapp, 2b . The Boston Red Sox hammered at Cambridge, where in celebrauon The horses now go to John R. Ma- Open golf championship today. and the latter granted Stribling a thtee White Sox hurlers hard to win Coleman, cf .... 2 2 0 2 0 Whitcombe scored a 74 and Mitchell stay of two days. Averill, cf . , of their triumph in the I. C. -A-A.a comber’s private course in Framing­ Jamieson, If 8 to 5. Pohl, 3b ...... 3 C 0 2 0 THE STANDINGS sat down to .a big Fiddler, p ...... 2 2 1 1 0 A. games they u ; ------ham------Center-- for------the final—- day’s - — rac- a 75. Myatt, c ... The Pittsburgh Pirates and supper, topped off by a double help-1 jjjgr under the auspices of the East Von Elm Takes Nme. Lind, ss ... Phillies locked in a pitchers duel Oderman, rf ----- 2 1 0 1 0 u Eaatern League George Von Elm experienced the Indiana University runners won Burnett, ss . ing of strawberry and vanilla ice, Horse Club tomorrow. Brown, p ... i which the Phillies won 5 to-4 in ten W. L. thrill of p. perfect shot and the de­ four of five places in the two mile 24 7 8 27 4 1 ....38 27 race of the last Big Ten games. Jablonowski, inning* when Lefty O’Doul’s single New Haven .. And when the Trojans got to New | spair over a half dozen bad ones by Falk, z .... scored Southern with the winning Highland Park ... 010 220 000—5 Bridgeport . .. ,...35 28 the time he bad reached the sixth Hollo-way, a Community (Hub .. 001 100 140—7 ___ 34 29 York the following day. en Charley Irvin, a Yyoming cow­ run. Klein hit safely in his 26th Providence ... another victory at Chicago, they, Giatto, p ... 'Three base hits, DeHope; home ___ 36 31 The Nat Cracker hole. , boy, was the leading rkfce owner at Seeds, zz ... consecutive game. The Boston Allentown ----- went for a wild spree at Coney Is- j After scoring 4-5-5 on the first the last Aurora, 111., season. He had Braves climbed'into first division, run, (Sorman: stolen bases, Segar, Springfield . .. ___ 36 31 three holes. Von Elm laid his tee 13 winners.. .7 27 12 3 eight games back of the pace-set­ Coleman, Fiddler, Spillane, Oder­ Hartford ...... 30 34 shot a yard from the pin at the New York ...... 180 132 002— 17 man, Bentley: left on bases. High­ ___ 27 41 av I I*^happen’ed to ask one of the star j ^ rookie third baseman who has Cleveland ...... Oil 000 000— 2 ting ^ b in s with a doubleheader Albany ...... 391 college sprinters about the attitude. jugj- joined the Cardinals is named fourth and scored a birdie two. Then Runs batted in, Gehrig 4, Rice 3, win over the Cincinnati Reds. The land Park 6, Community Club 9; Pittsfield ...... ___ 27 42 disaster overtook him at the fifth. at the fifth where his 20-foot puttj base on balls off Fiddler 1. (jorman ' toward drinlting. ' James Lymperopoulous. What an Lary 2. Combs, Lgzzeri, Dickey, Braves won the opener 6 to 4 and National League T guess some of the fellows will ■ ^^ u l trick Lbe box score composers He was bunkered • from his second hung on the very edge of the cup. I Chapman 2, Sherid 2. Averill, Myatt; 1; hit by pitcher, by Fiddler, Burk­ W. L. Jones got his par four at th e! two base hits, Gehrig, Combs. Rice then the nightcap ten to five. take;e a drink now and then,”then, he re-1re- 1 going tr, to niavplay nnon him* him! shot, took three to get out, put his hart. by Gorman. Cloleroan; struck Brookl3Ti ...... 34 19 next one over the green and took sixth and was down in the custom -, 2. Myatt; three base hits, Dickey. out by Fiddler 10, by Gorman 9; aponded, "but a guy who isn’t smart, ------Combs: home run, Gehrig; stolen Chicago ...... 32 24 enough to know how to care of In a year or so he will turn up two more to get back on again and ary three at the seventh, his putt I bases, Gehrig: sacrifices, Lary, time. 1 hour 50 minutes; umpires, New York ...... 28 25 for a two just twisting out of the i siierid. Rice: double plays, Morgan Yesterday’s Stars himself isn’t going to get an^here as Lym, Lymp or Lymper. - About wound up "With a nine. Then he lay Wright and Saharek. Boston ...... 25 26 I think one cocktail | maybe the ypung col- do'wn on the groimd a picture of cup; j to Lind to Morgan, Lary to Reese to St. Louis ...... 26 28 As for me. X he Atlantan scored a birdie four , Gehrig; left on-baaes. New York 10, would knock me out." legiate pitcher, Myllykangas, will despair- Cleveland 8; base on balls, off Bro-wn O’Doul, Phillies—Single in tenth Pittsburgh ...... 24 28 be ready to pitch to him. The next three holes he made in , at the long eighth and was down in 1. Holloway 2, Gilatto 2. Sherid 4; gives Phillies 5 to 4 decision over Philadelphia ..... 22 28 par four at the ninth for an even struck out. by Bro-wn 2, Holloway 2. Hartford Garner par figures, 4-3-5 only to run into (Uncinnati ...... 23 32 b o a t RACES par 36. Gilatto 3, Sherid 1; hits, off Brown 7 Pirates. Sam Grey lost nine straight another minor disaster at the ninth. in'l 1-3, Jablonowski 3 in 2-3, Hollo­ Frankhouse, Braves_Made debut in American League He "was bimkered on his drive, made A* Brld«epo»*i— games this year. But of course way 5 in 2 2-3, Gilalto 6 in 4 1-3; hit Boston uniform as relief pitcher SENATORS 3, BEARS 3 W. L. PC. New York, June 18— (AP) a w'eak recovery and took four to by pitcher, by Gilatto (Lasserf): .607 that Isn’t hard to do—for toe and received credit for 6 to 4 victory Hartford _ Philadelphia ...... 34 22 four candidates for the honor of de­ Browns. reach the green and was down in passed ball. Dickey; losing pitcher, over Reds. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. New York ...... 31 21 .596 fending the American’s Cup against Brown: umpires. Van Graflan. Con Malay, lb ...... 4 0 2 8 0 0 two putts for a six. ;(OXY VHAhH nolly and McGowan; time, 2:08. Gehrig, Combs and Rice, Yanks— Washington ...... 32 22 .593 the challenge of Sir Thorny The Braves have picked up quite He needed 43 strokes for his' first 2nd. ■Watson, ss ...... 4 0 0 1 3 0 The best way to take a man z— Batted for Jablonowski in Connected with four hits each as Walsh, If ...... 3 0 0 2 1 0 Cleveland ...... 32 22 .593 ton’s Shamrock V have left New nine. Von Elm’s outgoing card zz— Batted for Gilatto in 9th, .436 a slugger in toe person of young (down is to scatter a few Yanks defeated Indians 17 to 2. Swenson, 3b ...... 3 0 1 2 z “ St. Louis ...... 24 31 York waters for another series' of Walter Berger. We are going to . was 455 294 356—43. Gehrig hit his 18th homer of 'season. Hohman, cf ...... 2 0 0 2 I 0 Detroit ...... 24 32 .428 races off the New England hold a guessing contest next week. Von Elm started home 4-4-3-4-5, _____ banana skins______GosUn, Browns-j-Hlt first home .392 In the four races saUed here, tne Hurley, rf ...... 3 1 1 J 0 0 Chicago ...... 20 31 Send In your slips. ’The question Is: one over par figures. He three- run as member or Browns to help Pavnter, 2b ...... 2 1 1 1 1 ^ Boston ...... 19 35 .352 Weetamoe, owned by a syndicate putted the eleventh and thirteenth how long will it be before Walter St, Louis beat former teammates 12 Jenkins, p ...... 2 headed by George Nichols Md Berger is a Giant? greens. He holed a six yarder at With The Leaders to 9. GAMES TODAY Junius S. Morgan, Jr * ^ the twelfth and was bunkered at 26 2 5 24 10 0 by far the best record. The Weete- the fourteenth. He came in with Brldaeport . „ The French tennis gallery hooted NA-nONAL AB. R. H. PO. A E. Eastern League moe, after finishing fourth in the and booed at Helen WlUs Moody toe 38 for an 81. Batting—Klein, Phils .424. Jones, 88 ___4 0 1 3 1 2 Hartford at Bridgeport (2 ). first test, the next three in a row. Following Jones. LastNight*s Fights Fitztrerald cf ,,. .4 0 2 3 0 0 other day, in her match with Helen Runs—English, Cubs 67. ,...i 1 0 1 0 0 Allentown at Pittsfield. Trailing the Morgan-Nichols sloop Jacobs. Such popularity must bo ^ A gallery of 2,000 or more trailed Smith, rf ... was the Enterprise which won the Runs batted In-r-Klein, PhUi. 70. Nason, If •. ,...3 12200 Springfield at New Haven. deserved. Bobby Jones as he went to the Hits—Klein, Phils. 89. T ji^aing—Saniiny Mandell, world Kimmick. 2b ,...2 0 1 0 3 0 Nattenid League first race and finished second in toe first tee. The Atlantan started Doubles—Frisch, Cards 21. lightweight champ, knocked out Manger, lb . ,...4 0 0 9 0 0 New York at Pittsburgh. next three. These two hold a big Veltman. c ....4 0 1 3 10 lead over toe other two contenders, Jack Sharkey is a better golfer nervously, broke his stance when Triples—CJ-iyler, Cubs 9. Izzy Kline, Winnipeg, 4 (non-tiUe). ,...3 00230 (Only game scheduled). something distracted his attention, Sheridan, 3b the Yankee, backed by Bojton in­ than Max Schmellng. How about a % Home runs—Klein, Phils. 19. Los Angeles — Jack Thompson, Turner, p .. ,...3 01120 American League little golf tournament between too.-._., toe'a ■ walk around the teeing world welterweight champion Cleveland at Philadelphia. terests and toe Whirlwind, owned ^ Stolen bases—Cuyler, Cubs 15. 29 ”2 8 24 10 0 pair? ■ ■'Bd md and tried again. He cut the AMERICAN )toocked out Joe Cordoza, Los An­ (Only game scheduled). a syndicate headed by Laniion K. Hartford ...... OOO 010 01— 2 Thome and Paul Hammond. The ■ " ~ ler of the dog leg start too close Batting—(3ochorane, .897. geles S i , (ncHX-title). Bridgeport ...... 000 000 02—2 found a bunker. His third was Yankee, however. In its only race Patou of Paris has Just designed . Runs—Ruth, Yanks 70. Buna batted In, Paynter, Malay, GOLF TOURNEY some frocks for outboard m o to r^ . . off the grreen to the left. He Runs batted in-Gehrig, Yanks JOHNSON VS LATZO Nason, Klmmlck; two base hits. against toe other contenders yester­ tjped well and took five on the Fitzgerald. Nason; three base nits, day finished a good third behind toe O’Goofty wonders if toe pattern will 69. Malay, Hurley; stolen bases, Nason: Now York, June 18—(AP) - A hold water. .vJ " four hole. Hits—Hodapp, Indians and Rice, New York, June 18— (AP)—Larry sacrifices. Hohman, Jenkins; double fine field of golfws prepared for Oie Weetamoe and Enterprise. Jones played his second from the The next races in toe series will ^ ' ' ' — Senators 87. Johnson, crack Chicago negro lx>*ar plays, Sheridan (unassisted): Walsh quAUfying round of the MetropoUUn Aurora’s spring season race at- ^ rough at the secohd hole hut got Doubles — Gehtinger and Mc­ and Pete Latzo of Scranton, a trial to Bryant.; left on bases, Hartford 3, Amateur championship over the be sailed off Newport xnder toe his par four. At the third he was Bridgeport 8: base on balls, off Jen­ auspicea of tha Baatem Yacht Club tendance was up 7 percent but bev . Manus, Tigers; Cronin, Senators 19. horsa who is hard to beat ■will furn­ kins 5. Turner 1; struck out, by Jen­ link* of the St. AlbAns Club today. ting was off 12 per cent, compared down in par five, taking three of d e p a r t m e n t ish the feature entertainment at Eb- on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes­ Triples—Combs, Yanks 9. kins 4. Turner 3;, unipires, Gardella Defending hia title, was Maiirice i witk last spring’s card. — them from the edge of the green. He (g>tJeA IN1V\1S S?ACB Home runs—Ruth, Yanks 21. b*ts field tonight, weather permit- and Stevenaon; time, 1:49. McCarthy, Jr., of Georgetown, day of n e^ week. got his par three easily at the Stolen bases, Rice, Senators 21. ting. (Callad and of Ith. raia.li fourth and just missed a birdie three .. • Ifi; ,' ■' ■ bianchiester evbntng heratjd, soirirr Manchester, conn\ Wednesday, tone is, i98(>. PAGE TWELVE I -r*T-

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 POULTRY AND APARTMENTS—FLATS— FARMS AND LAND FOR BEETHOVEN GLEE CLUB BID SCHOOL ADIEU GREEN SCHOOL GIVES Want Ad Information SUPPLIES 43 TENEMENTS 63 SALE ^ 71 GOOD USED CARS Cash or Terms FOR SALE— 600 WHITE Leghorn FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, FOR SALE— 4 ACRES land on PLANS ANNUAL DINNER DIPLOMAS TONI Manchester Madden Bros. Cockerels, 4 weeks old 15c each. 456 Main street, near Center, all Main street. South Windsor, Sta­ The Class of 1930 of St. James’ j 681 Main St. Tel. 5500 Milton E. Fish, telephone Rose- improvements. Apply to E. Ben­ tion 28. Electric lights and water. School last night presented its pro­ gram of three plays and a farewell Evening Herald dale 32-12. son, on premises. Suitable for building. Tel. 8-0942. Will Be Held at Swedish Luth­ Superintendent Howes to Pre eran Church Monday Eve­ to- the school before an audience of CLASSIFIED BUSINESS SERVICES ROASTING DUCKS dressed—32 FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat, all mod­ relatives an 1 friends in St. James’ sent Certificates to 23 in Ex­ HOUSES FOR SALE 72 ning— Quimby Speaker. ADVERTISEMENTS OFFERED 13 cents: live 24 cents; eggs 40 cents. ern improements. Inquire at 27 Hall. The program wound up with ercises in Hall. Allen’s Duck Farm, 37 Doan St. EJlro street. the singing of the StAr Spangled FOR SALE—SINGLE seven room The fifth season of the Beethoven Count six averags •words to a line. SIGN PAINTING and window dress­ Tel.-8837. Banner and display of the United ^ . ■ Initials, numbers and abbreviations FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement house, good location, 1 minute Glee Club-will be brought to a most States Flag presented to the class grat^ating exercisesl ing. Address Stuart Lynn,- 45 Pearl from Spruce-street, 100 ft front. each count as a word and compound STARTED CHIGKB. Also 8 and 12 with improvements. Can be seen at successful close Monday evening at by the Mary Cheney Bushnell A ux-!°^ ''^ 1 words as t'wo words. Minimum cost is street. Phone 5976. weeks old pullets, and broiler 53 Spruce street or dial 3341. Price reasonable, only a small 7 o’clock, when the annual banquet iliary, Spanish American War schoo hall this eve-1 price or three lines. Line rates per day tor transient cockerels, leghorns, reds and rocks, down payment required. Apply to will be held in the vestry of the Veterans I pupils will present the! ASH^iS REMOVED BY the load or Aldo Pagani. Tel. 4412 or 8944. ads. job Any other jobs for light truck;. from our own high record, state Swedish Lutheran Church. Invita­ The address of welcome and th e! 7 ^^ Courtship of MUesI Effective March 1". 10-" HOUSES FOR RENT 65 tions have been extended to thirty Cash Charge V. Firpo, 116 Wells street Dial tested disease free stock. Guaran­ 111 CEDAR STREET, Sbuth Man­ farewell to the school were de-1 StMdish. ... , . 9 Cts teed right. Order now for future persons to attend the banquet as llvered by Robert E. Carney, Jr., the ^he program with class officersl 6 Consecutive Days 7 clsl 6148. FOR RENT—NEWLY Decorated chester, 8 room cottage, one S Consecutive Days 9 ctsl 11 cts delivery. Fred Miller, Coventry, guests of honor. and the names of members of th«| 13 cts six room house, 153 Center street. garage, large lot, will be sold very class president. 1 D.ay 11 ctsl WANTED—TEAM WORK carting Rosedale 33-3. The principle speaker will be Rev. William P. Reidy, pastor of i class follow: All orders tor Irregular Insertions Modern improvements, including reasonably. Inquire of P. F. Hus­ Clarence P. Quimby, Manchester 'Courtship of Miles Standish.” will be charged at the one time rate. ashes, plowing, etc. L. T. Wood St. James’ church, spoke in behalf heat. Telephone 8623 for particu­ sey, 109 Main street, Hartford. High School principal. The program of^hr'sehoor^rthankTd the^AuT-' ^Iden Thomas Johnstdt Special rates for long term every Co., 55 Bissell street. 2-5322. Brokers protected. dav advertising given upon request. ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 lars. will include numbers by a quartet iliary for the mounted flag. -r.Priscilla ---i Mullins Ads ordered for three or six da>s FOR SALE—BRAND NEW consisting of Fred Soderburg, Wil­ .Barbara Stoltenfeldtl .and stopped before the third or fifth FLORISTS—NURSERIES 15 FOR SALE—NEW LAWN mower, liam Johnson, Sherwood Anderson, ; Miles Standish Frederick LaveyJ dav will be charged only for the ac­ ball bearing, 16 inch blade, 10 SUMMERjHOMES room modern flat, with two tual number of times the ad appear- garage beneath. Reasonable. and G. Albert Pearson, and solos by j Gov. B rad ford ...... Edgar Clark! ed. chargin-T at the rate earned, but FOR SALE—ASTER plants. In­ inch wheel, also garden seeds at FOR RENT 67 Miss Elsie Berggren. William Hal- MANCHESTER 4-H CLUB I Class History—Mead Thorpe, Os-| no allowance or refunds can be. made Eldridge street. Inquire 55 quire E. C. Bunce, 886 Hartford cost. W. H. Burke, 283 Spruce St. sted will give a sleight of hand per­ car Anderson. on six time ads stopped after the FOR RENT—6 ROOM cottage at street, telephone 6776. fifth day. , ,, Road or telephone 6845. formance and other magical tricks. Class Will—Ethel Mohr, Pearl| Xo “till forbids"; display lines not Black Point, during July and FOR SALE—6 ROOM house; also 5 The list of invited guests include: HOLDS FIRST OUTING Dreger. LARGE QUANTITY of flower and ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES August, all modern conveniences, Mr. and Mrs. Howell Cheney, Mr. Violin Solo—"Souvenir,” Drdla.l *°^he Herald will not be responsible room bungalow. All improvements. for more than one incorrect Insertion vegetable plants. Geraniums, vinca — RADIO 49 j^pply to Percy Robinson, tele­ Call at 168 Benton street Dial and Mrs. Charles Cheney, Mr. and Helen Viertel. Accompanied by| of any advertisement ordered for vines and hanging baskets. Asters, phone 6937. 8713. Mrs. Seth Leslie Cheney, Miss Mary The Manchester 4-H Boy’s Dairy Miss Ruth Ellis. more than one time. zinnias, petunias, cocks comb, FOR SALE— ONE console model Cheney, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford B. Club held their first outdoor activ­ Presentation of Cook Memorial | The inadvertent omission of Incor­ calendulas, cosmos, burning bush, Atwater-Kent electric radio. Bar­ FOR RENT—7 ROOM cottage at Cheney, Mrs. Anne Falknor, Mr. ity on Saturday, June 7 w'ith a.trip prizes. rect publication of advertising will be gain for quick sale. Alfred A. 144 New Britain Road, White rectified only by cancellation of Ijie strawflowers, stocks, scabiosa and YOUTHS STE.AL AUTO and Mrs. C. Elmore Watkins, J. and picnic to several points of inter­ Presentation of Diplomas, Supt.| charge made for the service rendered. 4 o'clocks, all 25c doz. Our dozen is Grezel, 1 Purnell Place. Sands, Black Hall, Conn. Call • Fritz Hartz, Rev. and Mrs. P. J. O. est. The start was made at 9:30 a. A. F. Howes. All advertisements must confonn 14. Hardy phlox, hardy chrysan- : Park Hill Flower Shop. Telephone Darien, June 18— (A P )—Sergeant Cornell, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bald­ m. and the first place visited on the Song—Integer Vitae. in style, copy and typography with 5463. Amos Anderson, patrolling the Bos­ regulations enforced by the publish­ themums, delphinium, shasta dais-! win, Mrs. Maude T. Peck, Mrs. Nel­ day’s trip was the Bryant and Chap­ Motto:— “Opportunity Knocks | FUEL AND FEED 49-A ton Post road early today, halted lie Carey Reynolds, Miss Elsie H. man Dairy in Hartford. The boys ers and they reserve the right to ies, coreopsis, gaillardios. Oriental I 6 ROOM COTTAGE, west side, Once.” edit, revise or reject any copy con­ poppies, Sweet Williams, hardy j the adventures of three Rhode Berggren, Miss Eva M. Johnson, were sho'wn through the plant and Colors:—Blue and White. SPECIAL ON DRY seasoned stove Columbia Lake, 2 boats, 2 car sidered objectionable. „ . ^ . sedum and varigated funkias ! Island youths on their way to New Mrs. Helge E. Pearson, Harry Pear­ viewed the different processes Officers: — President, Thomas! CLOSING HOURS—Classified ads to wood 1-2 load birch $5, full load $9. garage, private property. Tele­ (ribbon grass). Tomato plants, 15c j York in a stolen car. At the police son, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Fer­ through w'hich milk passes from Johnston: vice-president, FrederickI he published same day must he re­ Mixed hard wood $6 and $11; also phone 5661 evening.^. ceived by 12 o'clock noon; Saturdays doz, $1.00 hundred, pepper plants station one of the lads, Benjamin guson, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence P. producer to consumer. The Fro-Joy Lavey; Secretary, Barbara Stolten-| fire place and furnace chunks, i 10:30 a. m. 10c doz., 75c hundred, blue spruce, Coombs, 18, of King' street. Central Quimby, Mr. and Mrs. William B. Ice cream plant was next visited feldt; treasurer. Pearl Dreger» Pfompt delivery. Fred Miller, , FOR RENT—5 ROOM furnished TELEPHONE YOUR i and all kinds of evergreens, alw'ays Falls, R. I., admitted stealing the Halsted, and Mrs. Catharine S. and according to the boys was the The Class:—Alma Ann Andrulot,! Coventry. Telephone Rosedale 33-3. j cottage at Myrtle Beach, window’s WANT ADS. open, 379 Burnside Ave. Green­ and veranda screened in, all im­ machine, after he had broken into Farley. best of all the stops. They were Hazel Alicia Crawford, Pearl Olgal the garage of Victor Carson in Cen­ Ads are accepted oyer the telephone house, East Hartford. Tel. 8-3091. FOR SALE—2 TONS of good hay | provements, $35 per week, includ­ The main course of the banquet treated to plenty of ice cream of all Dreger, Thelma Walke*’ Jewell. A g-j tral Falls. kinds and saw the ice cream and ice at the CHARGE R.Vl'K given above at $25 a ton, at the barn. W. L. ing gas and electricity. Apply 143 v’ill be roast chicken. Urbano Osano nes Mary Kaiser. Ethel Lcuise Mohr,I as a convenience to advertisers, but FLOWERS FOR ALL occasions.— He told the police that the other cream bars in process of manufac­ Fish, Lake street, telephone Rose­ Florence street. Phone 7214 or w'ill cater. Evelyn Christine Peckham, Eleanor! tho C A ^ RATES will be accepted as Shower, arm, colonial, corsage and j lads, Edgar Bassard of Hunt street, FULL PAYMENT it paid at the busi­ dale 32-2. SS81. ture. Simler, Barbara Louise Stoltenfeldt,! ness office on or before the seventh gift bouquets. Flower girl baskets. 1 Central Falls and Gerald H. St. Next came the Pierson’s farm in Doris Mae Von Deck, Eleanor Kent) dav following the first Insertion of All kinds of funeral designs. | FOR RENT—FURNISHED cot­ Gelais of Harrison street, Paw­ Cromwell named "The Glass’’, for Wallace, Richard Charles Alton, Os­ each ad otherwise the CHARGE Everything in plants, palms and j tucket, both 18 years of age. 'W’erc its many* acres of hot beds under RATE will be collected. No responsi­ HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 tage, west side of Coventry Lake car William Anderson, Frederick! bility for errors in telephoned ads ferns. First class material at rea- j with use of boat. Inquire Dallas picked up by. him later. Coombs as­ Wall Street glass. The dairy barns of the Pier­ William Baldwin. Edgar Hale] will "be assumed and their accuracy sonable prices. We deliver in Man- ' Montgomery. 25 Knox street. So. sumed all blame for the theft. The son farm were inspected. From the Clarke, George Charles Gardner,] cannot be guaranteed. Chester. Burke The Florist. Tel. !I NEW 3 PIECE living room suite— Manchester. Telephone 5994. trio are being held until the arrival Pierson farm the party drove to Thomas Hugh Johnston, Charles] INDEX OF 714, Rockville, Conn. j mohair all over $125.00. of Rhode I.sland authorities. East Hampton lake for a swim and Augustus Kennedy, Frederick Al-j CLASSIFICATIONS I Watkins Furntiure Exchange Briefs lunch. Hot dogs, lemonade and as­ fred Lavey, Russell Morton Mc-j I sorted cookies were served. Veigh, Earl George Stevenson. Paul] Rlrths ...... FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD furni­ After lunch the Hayes farm in Engagements ...... STORAGE 20 Food Element Revealed As Poison Edwin Stinson, George Meade] Marriages ...... MOVING—TRUCKING— ture in good condition. Inquire at New Y"ork, June 18—New build­ Gilead was visited and the big barns Thorpe. Deaths ...... 300 Spruce street. ing and engineering contracts were looked over by the boys. From Card of Thanks ...... To Kidneys By Michigan Scientist Gilead the route led to Storrs Col­ In Memoriam ...... PERRETT & GLENNEY Inc.—Mov- I ______awarded in the 37 states east of the Lost and Found ...... Rocky mountains during the week lege where the different breeds of ing, packing and shipping. Daily j ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 Ann Arbor, Mich.— (APj—Cys-fthat amount was just right for cows were viewed. The horses just .Announcements ...... service to and frcmi New York. 14 from June -7 to 13 amounted to ARCHIBALD SESSIONS Personals ...... health. coming in from the College fields Auloinoliilga trucks at your service. Agents for FOR RENT—TWO FURNISHED tine, a little known food element in $94,037,000, F. W. Dodge Corp. re­ Automobile* for Sale ...... It became harmful when increased ports. This brought the June total were also seen. United 'Van Service, one of the rooms, light housekeeping privi­ proteins, .shovv.s in some unusual ex­ The boys arrived home after a IN THE CANAL ZONE! Automobiles for Exchange . to six to ten parts in one thousand; to $201,966,300, which was at the Auto Accessories—Tires .... leading long distance moving com­ leges, garage if desired. Pleasant periments at the University of Mich­ fine trip of 108 miles having seen panies. Connection in 162 cities. surroundings, 19 Autumn street. at five per cent it was poison; at rate of $18,361,000 per business day. Auto Repairing— Painting .. igan, how healthful food may be­ 10 it killed rats in a few days; and many new and interesting sights. Auto Bchuols ...... Phone 3063, 8860, 8864. Town. The daily rate in June of last year A letter w’ith clippings from Autos—Ship i>,v Truck ..... come deadly poison. at 20 w'as quick death. was $21,195,600. For the year to Archibald Sessions who has recently I Autos—For Hire ...... ALWAYS ON THE ROAD—L. N. FOR RENT—SINGLE and double Professor Newburgh .sought the June 13 construttion contracts let traveled through the Panama Canal Oarages—Servu't!—S to rage ,« This substance is white and crys­ MISS BOOTH DECORATES 7 rotorc.s-cles—Bicycles ...... Hevenor. We pool loads to all shore furnished rooms, with gas; for talline, one of the amino acids in siibstance.s in proteins and the in this territory totalled $2,239,406,- zone, shows that he has given two A .V n t c (1 A u t" s — M o I o r c v c 1 e s points between New London and light housekeeping, 109 Foster meats and other protein foods. It ! amounts that may cause nephritis, 200, compared w’ith $2,741,397,500 organ recitals recently, one on June I iuiil I’riileKHitiiinl -Serv Bridgeport. Also furniture and street. Dial 7472. has been fed to rats by Prof. L. H. | "It may be difficult,’’ he said, “ to for the corresponding period ended LOCAL SALVATIONIST 3 at Balboa Union church, and onej ] Bt-1 vices Offered ... 1-t. Oo'iioai Services Offered ., piano moving; packing and Newburgh, in the study of causes ; believe that an essential foodstuff June 14 last year. on June 5 in Cristobal Union church. Builriiiirt - ' '"UtKicring ...... storage; light and heavy hauling. RESIDENTIAL SECTION, room of nephritis, a disease of the kid- ' is capable of damaging the kidney.’’ Mr. Sessions states that the method I Kton.si.s—-N 111 .se l ies ...... Tel. Hartford 8-1128. Re.sidence in private family, garage if de­ neys. I Yet he conducted that precisely The American Bureau of Metal of advertising the recital at Cristo-| j'unei'ai Uii'-cLurs ...... Tel. Hartford 8-0853. sired. Telephone 5372. He found, as did Lafayette Men- : this can happen. The length of Statistics reports that world produc­ Mrs. John Lyons of Hemlock street, bal was by house-to-house distribu­ HellO 11 . - ] 'lunibing — Roofing who -with other local people attend­ ) 11 e ;i l alice ...... del. that it is a necessity to health j time is also important, and the tion of slab zinc totalled 100,173 tion of the printed programs of his I *9:;iliiieii —) 111 ss iii.is in g ...... L. T. WOOD CO.— Furniture and of the rats. An insufficiency did ■ amino acids vary in effects, short tons in May compared with ed the commencement exercises ^of recital. Press comments on thff! ?! M V i IIg — T. uvit I n g — Storage piano moving, modern equipment, BOARDERS WANTED 59-A 98,691 in April and 105,253 in the Salvation Army Training college recitals were favorable and addition-1 I'.i; lit i ii.g—Pa pel ing ...... harm to them. But it could' also | Professor Newburgh points out experienced help, public store­ be lethal poison, and its good and | hat the character of proteins dif- March. Monday evening at Carnegie hall, al programs were requested before I P.-Iifc.-smUll 1 Services ...... WANTED—TWO MEN boarders, on was chosen to represent the mothers r,. •lairing ...... house. Phone 4496. Center street, near mills and trol­ had effects depended altogether on fer in casein, beef muscle, beef liver Mr. Sessions left the canal zone. The T.aiioriii.a— l>;.-eina —Cleaning and seeds of cereals and vegetables. While fluctuations in heavy chemi­ in the soldier section of the cadets, newspaper carrying the illustrated 'I'l.let Oood.s .iriu Service . . .. ley. Telephone 8839. the amount eaten. When it was reduced to three These characters are more import­ cal prices -were not important dur­ and the silver star which was pre­ article -w-as "The Star and Herald of | fVanted—Ru.'irus.s .'Service ...... 2C sented to each of the mothers pres­ Kducat liiiuil PAINTING— REFAIRING 21 parts in ten thousand of the diet, ant than concentration or length ing the past month, the undertone Panama.” ent whose daughter lyas a cadet, pc-jraes and 01as.«es .. APARTMENTS— FLATS— the rats failed to grow well. Twice of feeding. w'as easy and where price revisions He writes that he has had an en-] P. IV ate Insiructioii ... PAINTING AND PAPER hangiuj, TENEMENTS 63 were made they w'ere generally in was pinned on J'^rs. Lyons by Evan­ joyable trip so far and sends greet­ pijni'tng ...... neatly done, prices reasonable. favor of buyers. Chemical and geline Booth. Miss Booth express­ ings to his Manchester friends. Musical— riramatic .... ed her appreciation of the training Wanted— Insiruction .. James F. Roach, Jr., 35 Walnut FOR RENT—JULY 1ST, 6 room Metallurgical Engineering reports. l-'iiiniicini street. Dial 5921. tenement, with all improvements, MOTHER NATURE’S CURIO SHOP Values appeared to be influenced and influence the girls had received Bonds—Stocks—Mnrtc-ages ... 31 mainly by the volume of buying and at the hands of their mothers. FIND ANOTHER BODY busines.s Opportunities ...... at 72 Summer street. Inquire at this has not been heavy enough to Money to Unan ...... 70 Summer street, after 5 p. m. Rye, N. Y., June 18— (AP)' — A| Help nnd Situatious maintain equilibrium between sup­ NURSES T.AKE EXAMS REPAIRING 23 body believed to be that of a mem-l Help Wanted— Fc-ni.'ile ...... FOR RENT—5 ROOM doumstairs ply and demand. Help 'A’.Tntcd—Male ...... flat, all improvements. Inquire at Hartford, June 18— (A P )— The her of the crew of the freighter! Help "V-'anled—Male or Female SEWING MACHINE repairmg of Thames, which burned on Long] 11 1-2 Ford street. DEFEATED MARINEvS state board of examination and Agents W.mted ...... all makes, also clock.s and watch examination and registration of Island Sound April 24, was washed Situations Wanted— Female ... repairing. R. W. Garrard, 61 up on Pine Island off Rye during thaj Situations Wanted—Male ...... FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT, sec­ Mexico City, June 18— (AP) — nurses is conducting examinations Employment Agencies ...... Mather street. night. ond floor, with large enclosed General Augustino Sandino’s repre­ in the hall of the house at the I Live Stock— Pets—Poultry—V porch in rear, rent $22. Mrs. J F. state capitol today and tomorrow, Sixteen meh were lost in the] Dogs— Birds^—F’et,-; ...... MOWER SHARPENING, vacuum i sentative here issued a statement to­ freighter fire. Live Stock—Veliicle.s ...... cleaner, phonograph, clock repair­ Sheehan, 92 Holl street. Phone. day saying the Insurgent leader had 239 taking the tests. Poultry and Supplies ...... 7855. Wanted — Pets— Poultry— Slock ing, key fitting. Braithwaite, 52 ! returned to Nicaragua and had de­ For Sale— Miscellaneous Pearl street. FOR RENT—5 ROOM tenement, feated the United States Marines In Articles for Sale...... with all modern improvements, IN THE" UNITED two encounters. Boats and Accessories ...... The representative, Pedro Jose Building Materials ...... and garage. Call at 15 Ashworth s t a t e s . COURSES AND CLASSES 27 Zepeda, declared Sandino’s men had Diamonds— Watches—Jewelry street. TIM&ER. O N C E Electrical Appliances—Badlo captured a Marine sergeant and an \ '-ft -^'COVEffED BV ASK Fuel and Feed ...... U EAKgiER TRADE taught In day JULY 1ST.—4 ROOM flat at 28 aviator and in addition had taken Garden — Farm—Dairy Products and evening classes. Low tuition A N D LA VA, t u r n e d ten thousand rounds of ammunition Household Goods ...... D 1 Cottage street. All ifnprovements. V Machiner.v anti Tools ...... rate. Vaughn Barber School, 14 Inquire 32 Cottage street or tele­ ^7 TO STONE, NOW and many guns. Musical instruments...... Market street. Hartford. phone 5662. w it h s t a n d s t h e tfrofts-e. t WANT ALL Office and Store Equipment Add similes: As low as the feel­ Special.s at the Stores ...... EROSION TH A T WEARS' SOME OF those 6AM, C'U- Wearing Apparel— Furs .... FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement at AWAY THE SOFTER. ing you experience when you read Wanted—To Buy ...... HELP WANTED— 94 Foster street, with all improve­ that the suit you bought last week 5H0frr,fAT 01- 6ETT A Run ms—Bonn!— Hotels— Resorts FEMALE 35 ments. Inquire 96 1-2 Foster FORMATIONS. is advertised at one-third off in to­ OAR^-NAvWNA FR»H Kcstnuraiits street. Telephone 6052. morrow’s sale. OUT OP THE Booms Without Board ...... 59 WASH PANErrLAS— Boarders Wanted ...... 5D-.Y SEVERAL LADY solicitors. Must OA6INET Country Board—Besorts...... r’) know the town well, very good f o r r e n t —BEAUTIFUL 4 and Hotels— Restaurants ...... PI pay. Apply at Dunhill’s, 691 Main, 5 room tenements 3 Walnut street HOMES FOR SALE Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... 62 near Pine. Very reasonable. In­ Heal Estate For Rent South Manchester. .Apartments, Flats. Tenements .. 63 quire tailor shop, telephone 5030 Henry Street. 6 rooms, good Business Locations for Rent ... i t or owner Hartford 6-0972. sized lot, garage, $6,500 terms. Houses for Kent ...... SITUATIONS WANTED— Bigelow Street. Nice single all Suburban for Rent ...... 66 FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement on up-to-date on half acre lot, easy Summer Hoine.s for Rent ...... 67 FEMALE 38 Wanted to R e n t...... 6S Russell street, all improvements. terms, low price. Real Estate For Sale Apply 21 Russell street. Tanner Street, Elizabeth Park, .Apartment Building for Sale ... 09 NEAT YOUNG GIRL desires Brand new, a beauty at $7,500, Business Property for S ale...... 7U housework or care of children, FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, all Farms and Land for Sale ...... 71 improvements. Apply J. P. Tam­ terms. Houses for Sale ...... 72 willing to go to the .shore. Write L,ots for Sale ...... 73 Box L, in care of Herald. many, 90 Main street after 5 p. m. Resort Property for Sale ...... 7 4 ROBERT J. SMITH S’jburban for Sale ...... 7 RELIABLE WOMAN desires posi­ 3 ROOM SUITE, new Johnson 1009 Main St. Real Estate for Exchange...... 76 tion doing general housework by Block, all modern improvements. Selling Fire and Automobile AVanted—Real Estate...... 77 Phone Aaron Johnson 3726 or jani­ Auction— Legal Notices the day. Write Box R, ir care of Insurance. Legal Xotices ...... 78 Herald. tor 7635. 01930 GAS BUGGIES—A Happy Mother By FRANK BECK DON’T BE ALARMED. AT LAST SHE*S MOW DE THE POOR GIRL FAULEN ASUEEP DO ------OH, FAINTED AT THE ------IT WILL CXD HER IT’S NELLIE STORE . SHE WAS GOOD, rr WAS AWFU-LY ______WHY FALSELY ACCUSED OF KIND OF YOU TO BRINS WHAT*S THE STEALING SOME SPOONS HER HOME. JOE --ER M A T T E R -• --AND DISCHARGEO. THE ------I MEAN M R . SHOCK HAS UPSET KEUJY WIL-U h e r ------SHE APPRECIATE IT NEEDS REST. ------1 PHONED h im ------RJDL_ E TS O The middle

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Hie Accommodating Women S K ip p v ! W H EM Y o u Ha v e n ' They used to wear a lot of clothes j yeS j s a v s T PA IP a t t e n t io n T o w h a t When we were young and tender, THAT-WORRY ANP PLAV SblAEONE IS SAYING, NEVER So that a fellow had to guess ! HUH? If they were fat or slender; | ARC INC0MPATIBC6, ‘H u b ’ ! ASK P o l i t e l y *. <— r - But now one does not have to guess, For you can see right through a dress. ' Y £ S .‘ Can you remember when kids at!' MAMA Simday school used to revamp an^ old hymn and loudly sing it as fol-1 lows, to the consternation of our ■ teachers: ' Bringing in the sheets, Bringing in the sheets, '

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Then there was the absent-mind ed drugg(ist who toasted his p re ! QNEA Family Stuff By Fontaine Fox OUR BOARDING HOUSE scriptions. j For some folks, an escalator is By Gene Ahern The bald man entered the barber’s just a moving scare-away. shop and asked for a bottle of his M o t h e r ’s f i r s t g l i m p s e o f ' t h e n e w p u t t i n g s t a n c e best hair restorer. terrible. This month I’ve had to Barber—Here is a preparation— put in two mistakes to make mine t h a t F a t h e r a d o p t e p t h i s S p r i n g . ee-GAP — TAt ^ i 5 that will grow hair on an eggshell. balance. H v/ ^ R '^ B o p v s c r a m ! MOST EM?ARRA5-5 iN g ! Bald Head—Right. I’ll take a qC MA^i ' riOOPLE- large bottle; and please wrap up a And then there’s the absent mind­ M PS.’ JlOLVAlie IS ONE . ed plumber who forgot to forget comb and brush with it. V b a l l -T K R lI OF AcYiVE W o r k e r s i his tools. g O M R S . W / aJPOUI,^ oF -T t(e W o m e n s ’ l e a g u e Wife—Powder my back. I t h a t i s a l w a y s m a k N o Hubby—How far down? [ “These rocks are not what they s He ^l l b e Wife—To where my evening gown ' were cracked up to be,’’ signed the “ 5 0 r i 'S r f UiCcomfortable f o r disappointed gold digger, 0 i ^ begins. I . . . A ' - ' - TH e OWL’ S CLUB AKlP Hubby—I thought you said your j back. j Fred— Cheer up, it’s time to kiss m y s e l f f — m y W o r d , the bride. WriAT WILL . Some women are so afraid th ey: Harry—You’re all wrong; it’s are going to be flirted with, it is j time for me to quit. almost impossible to treat them j Helen—Do you like promiscuous politely. I kissing ? Making A Living Is Man’s Most | Gladys—I never had a date with Monotonous Occupation. 1him.

Miss Lepgthy—I’ll have you know j Many a couple has married on I am a model. ; puppy love only to lead a dog’s life Miss Cattye— Yes, dear—for a ' afterwards. step-ladder perhaps? Whether or not we came from MISTER It Is More Charitable To Forgive monkeys shouldn’t worry me, if we Than To Give. can be assured we are not going I to the dogs. ■Visitor—Isn’t it difficult to keep your household budget straight? j Mrs. Paul— Do you tell your hus- Mrs. Newlywed—My dear, it’s ' band everything? j Mrs. Gaul— Why, I can’t. He j won’t listen to me long enough. 1 Another Father’s Daughter— NCC. : She may have been a printer’s daughter but she didn’t believe in UPON “ Freedom of the Press." She wasn’t A TIME. that type. r > I SAVING SCOTTY 4% •'•1 I-, A visitor from Aberdeen at a ..... Liverpool hotel inquired about the board charges. The figures being rather high, Sandy exclaimed: ( n l s : A '' 6-/B “How much do you charge for YtL % . ^(^M^-'RLi^i — —TdRv garaging my car?’’ EYERVOLie HLSE: = ■' V. 5. PAT. Off'. No charge, whatever, he was told. Fox. 1930 C ie a o B Y NCA SEAVICe. INC. "Well, then,” decided Sandy, “I , I M . . > ■ will sleep in my car tonight.”— Liv­ erpool Post. WASHINGTON TUBBS IL Threats By Crane WHO’S THE MEANEST?

[ First Boy: Your father must be VOU WM-V. HOMOR, UTTLE GOlOEVl FOOL OF A \WOMAU , VAAVt GAREl IT li OH HOl SQTME MV&HTV ELEPHANT DARES NOT TROD a mean man—him a shoemaker and r STUPID ONE, TrtERE AR.E IaIAVS OF ^■BaS;M(^GNlF\tENT PERSON'S COMMAND. t h e actor, makin’ you wear them old boots. MOUSE, ToMOU^ \AlRETeUED AWCESTORS. BRIUGIKG YOU TO VOUR. SEMSES.YOl) ONTRE LOWLY jONE^jUG, EH? TvUNKYOU THE MAJ­ ------•< worked as a Second Boy; He’s nothing’ to your I. UMBM, BLESSED LORD OF ML VOU OLD \noOLD NOT SEE SOUR BELOVED ESTIC emperor, has aught to pear w h en he STOOPS cabin boy on a father—him a dentist, and your, CREWtON M4D r u ler . OF THESKV (kB0\/E BlLLVGOWl Me v e r ! OOMFAN\ONS TRROVllK T o THE To PLUCK A LONE DESERT FLOWER.? MAV, FOOLISH freighter ply­ baby only got one tooth.—Passing fi^MD m E^R.Tv\ BEMeWA, 'SH^LL M^Ke TAKE VOUR. PATTED CROCODILES, YOU MO USE 1 YOU HAVE MUCH To LEARN OF \GBAY ing between Show. NOU QUEER OF MV DLMEIM6 6 lRLS.^ RAMOS OFF, would yo u ? ■WOULDN’T UMBAN, THE MERCILESS. Germany and OF ME. PARE the United WHAT EXAGGERATION! ^vo, 'States. Jan- S nings was born “ So you don’t think Mrs. Meier la New York, tells the truth?” bnt was taken “ She lies to such an extent that to Germany you can’t even believe the opposite whea he was of what she says.”—Hummel, Ham­ three years old. burg. •

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oi9aFtv«'NgA'a&«5.mc. (BEAD THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE.) Soon Clowny cried, “ I’d like to having fun and we can’t stop and SALESMAN SAM Real Help! By Small I dance and while there’s music I will wait while you take lessons. No, siree! Let’s look around and find Ichance a fancy little jig. Now WHERE. OOE.S SHE. some more fine sights that surely Ta h e l p ) M o-B U T 1'LLTSLL.YA vJHRT y a cam rO H -OH lTH ftTfe (ATOUG^i e c . ON TH' MOW CAN I TRUST YOU TC) watch, and you’ll agree I’m good! are in store.” The Travel Man NA wm YER. /DO - 3\JS,T G O T A VOlRE. "W ' © R E ftK FO(^ Y o u 1 HAVEN’T M c e r HCR ftiTTW' STftTlOM L W E L P Just step back now, out of my way. then answered, “ Sure! You lads OFtRoeM, Cruz-aL? ^ vi(ee.s’ M0TMe(^ s « y »n ' s h e 's 0 0 «KFT5P.H£R- ftN’ SHOW HER- TVl' WfW NOME'? [You’ll all soon loudly shout hur- just follow me.” COMlM* FOR. ft VISIT*. • F \ Iray!” And then he started jigging For ’bout an hour they walked [just as clever as he could. aroimd and then they found a big V ’The Russian players played with playground. ”Twis filled with [pep and Clowny kept in perfect laughing youngsters who were [step. A t last they stopped their having heaps of fim. “Let’s join [music and poor Clowny almost right in. IVe’ll start no fuss,” propped. Said he, “I didn’t realize cried Coppy. “There is room for [that it was strenuous exercise. us.” And all four of the Tiny- I Why, I am all tired out and I am mites were promptly on the run. 1^1'!((< ; I |flad the music stopped.” They spied a swing, not far The Travel Man then said, “I’m away. That seemed a real nice jflad to pay for music that we've place to play and it was not so pad. I guess the players have long imtil they all laughed. "Ho, brown tired, so we will leave ho, ho!” The Russian lads began [;hem now.” ’The bunch then to grin and told the Tinles to hop heard we Carpy yell, “Oh, look! on. What brought forth their Ise’s paid them very well. I think laughters was their swinging to |>’ll learn to play myself. I’m sure and fro. could, somehow.” ...._ 1 . aMT.orr. “Some other time that can be (The Tinymltes have .i farm o»f»oa»#»4 iwc lone,” said (Jlowny. "Now, we’re j wagon ride in the next story.) WEDNESDAY,

^ V A iiE FOUKTEEN Ewtttitg Im B

Helge B. Pearson, director AMERICAN UGION G Clef Glee club, was presented ^ t h a valuable Gladstone bag, and Miss rv Hale’s Circulating Library Eva M. Johnson, accompanist, re­ ceived a 810 gold piece, at an­ What Have You From 1897? CARNIVAL nual beinquet of the cdub at The newest and most sought for books can Hazel Young’s cafeteria, Hartford always be found here. 2c per day, miniinum It you have old clothing, photos, furniture Dougherty Lot last night Miss Helen Broderson, m charge 5c. president of the G Clef, acted as or bicycles please call the Adv. Dept. (4123). so. NAfiCHESTER,,CONN. June 28-28. toastmaster. Following the banquet D EPART M E NT STORE the 32 members present, adjourned to the Grand theater and saw the ABOUT TOWN farewell show of the James Thatch­ er Players "Glorious Annabelle." Rev. R. A. Colpitts of the South Methodist church left last night for The Sunday school teachers of , Chicago to attend the annual meet­ the Swedish Lutheran church are j Thursday Savings at Manchester’s Leading Store invited to attend the joint outing i ing of the World Service Commis­ of the Fidelity Bible Class and the | sion of which he is representative Young Men’s Fellowship Class, to • for the Boston area. He plans to re­ be held at the Metcalf cottage at , turn to town Saturday morning. Coventry Lake, Friday evening. ' Cars wUl leave the church at 6:30 j Women of the Church of the o’clock. Silk Sports Frocks Nazarene will hold their weekly prayer service tomorrow afternoon -at the church. Mrs. Jessie S. Rose of Montclair, That Will Go To N. J., is visiting Miss Helen Com­ stock of Main street. Summer Gatherings Smartly

ROOM AND BOARD at MISQUAMICUT BEACH Formerly Pleasant View, Rhode Island Smart girls and women are choosing these All Home Cooking frocks daily for all summer wear in town and at leading resorts. Cool, sleeveless shantungs, silk A. Waddell M. Erickson crepes and shirting materials that feature the smartest style details. Many models have match­ ing jackets. In the summery pastels - BUY AND BUH.D Well) Ws this way! "r you see, officer, I couldn’t tell White Flesh Blue how fast I was going, ’cause my Nile Maize clear’ view speedometer isn’t working.” 42 Restricted, large "N o excuse. You should have, lots. Terms. it fixed at Hale’s Apparel Department—^Main Floor, rear See THE NORTON ELECTRIC CO. To Close-Out! A Group Of Arthur A . Knofla Hilliard St., Manchester Dial 5440. 875 Main St.* Phone 4060 Brides-To-Be And Housewives Should Dark Coats Stock-Up On Linens During This fltP N $ 19.95 ($25 to $35 Grades) S' GOOD THINGS TO EAT A small group of high grade coats that are excellent for summer travels earlj^fall wLf^to close out at $19.95. Dress and sports models in fashion-right fab­ The Fish Department is glad to call your attention to the rics and styles. first shipment this season of Hale’s Apparel Department—Main Floor, rear FRESH SWORD FISH Fancy Center Cuts at Reasonable Prices. T uck-In’ Pa jamas Thursday, Friday Thursday, Friday FRESH BUTTER FISH ...... 25c lb. Salmon and Saturday and Saturday

Filet of Haddock Dressed Haddock Steak Cod or Cod to boll. Filet of Sole Swanky Printed 64-inch Colored Cloths In beau­ $2.95 Martex Bath Rugs in tiful damask patterns with SM.ALL MACKEREL ...... 12c lb. Open Clams Broadcloths and a variety of pretty styles Cheery Bordered white groimd and colored bor­ ders as weU as solid colors. 64- and colorings. Regular Linen I Large Round Chowder Clams in the shell Plain Rayon $2.95 grades. Blue, gold, inches square. The Meat Department green, rose, lavender, Lunch Cloths $1.95 offers ROUND STEAK Crepes black and white. Fancy Fresh Broilers Ground 44c lb. $1.95 5-Piece Lunch Sets, one oblong Fowl, Roasting Chickens 95c center piece with four plate Center Cuts of Lean Pork Chops. Veal Chops. Part Linen Toweling, very Excellent colorful cloths doilies. Hand printed in nov­ Daisy for summer luncheons. Two elty patterns. Cleaned quickly Tender Native Veal Cutlets. All kinds of cold meats. good quality part linen ■ smd easily with a damp cloth. Hams, Lean Corned Beef. toweling with colored bor­ sizes: 50x50 and 54x54 inch­ es square. Color fast bor­ Set, White Felts $ 1.98 ders in blue, gold, green ders in blue, gold and g^een. 95c Beets are very reasonable. RIPE MELONS and red. Will wear 2 for 25c 2 for 15c, 4 bjonches 25c well and wash well. These are the pajamas Pure Linen Napkins, ten dozen Green Beans Honey Dews For Summer Sports that girls will be packing 10 Yards 95c of these pure linen, hemstitched Large Melons, 2 f o r ...... 35c Native Peas $4.98 Hemstitched Damask napkins specially priced for this into vacation bags. Bold Heavy Linen Toweling, ex­ Sets, 54x70-inch cloth and sale, size 18x18 inches, printed broadcloths with tra good quality with col­ six napkins. Pure white 4 for 95c $1.95 $3.95 contrasting trimmings; ored borders in blue, gold, damask with hemstitched cool rayon crepes in light rose and green. hems. The white felt bat is again pastels with gay trim­ Novelty Linens, an assortment 4 yards 95c of linens including doilies, I SERVICE - QUALITY ■ PRICE || in big demand as the height of mings. In the smart $3.95 the summer season approaches. lunch cloths, lace scarfs, etc. Small cloches and larger brim­ tuck-in style, of course. utility Hand Towels, plain 79c and $1.00 values, each, FINEST FRESH FISH med models in snappy, new white towels, large size- Quality Pillow Cases, regu­ 2 for 95c styles. just what you’ve been look­ Fresh Swordfish Steak Cod to fry. Pajamas— Main Floor, lar 39c extra heavy quality ing for for daily use. Fresh Halibut rear Filet of Cod Main Floor, rear 5 for 95c pillow cases, size 45x36 $4.98 Filet of Sole Fresh Salmon inches, special, Cape Cod Butterfish Damask Pattern Fresh Mackerel 3 for 95c Stuffed and Baked Mack­ 39c Pure Linen Linen Cloths erel, medium size 20c each Strawberry Pies from Tomorrow! Eagle Brand Dish Toweling 2 for 35c. Native Berries 30c each. Linen and Organdy Scarfs, • colorful scarfs of novelty $2.95 3 95c organdy, filet lace and pure Twenty-five only of these Manchester Public Market Our regular stock of pure beautiful linen damMk Sleeveless Wash Frocks linen dish toweling in. a va­ linen with lace trimmings. Dial 5111 cloths. Three patterns from riety of colorings specially Each which to make your selec­ Cool Summery Prints That Go priced for this sale—3 yards 95c tion. Regular $4.98 grade. Places And Stay at Home 95c. Special! Hale’s Linen Departm ent—Main Floor, left WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. Funeral Directors While They Last! Plain and Criss-Cross ESTABLISHED 55 YEARS ’ $1.00 CHAPEE AT 11 OAK ST. Marquisette Ruffled Curtams

Robert K. Anderson Phone: Office 5171 Funeral Director Residence 7494 These are the frocks women have been pair looking for to wear around the house sul­ try mornings.... smart enough for morn­ ing shopping trips----- cool enough for leisure afternoons home and at the beach. Choice of (Illustrated) Still a group floral prints, dotted voiles and plain pastel linens in a of these summery ruffled cur­ tains left In stock. Choice of variety of smart styles including capelet sleeves, scal­ the plain or criss-cross models loped capes, flares and lingerie touches. Pastel shades. with cornice tops. Fine qual­ ASPARAGUS ity marquisette in white and cream. Full width. Tie backs We wish to call your sttentloB to tilie fact that no dehTorlea Sizes 16 to 44 to match. Purchase now for will be made after 6 p. m. summer cottages and honae use.

LOUIS L. GRANT “A New One If It Fades” Hale’s Curtain Department — ^Main Floor, left GRANT FARMS -- Hale’s Wash Frocks— Main Floor, rear Buckland, Conn. Phone 6870