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VOL. XLin., NO. 233. (Classified Advertising on Page 12) SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1929. FOURTEEN PAGES PRICE THREE CEN'J^ DRY ENFORCEMENT WICKERSHAM’S COOPER RAPS PLAN EXCITES FAKE MERGERS CHINESE ENVOYS RUSSIA NOT UP TO STATE SOUTHS DRYS I N A D D R ^ ASKED TO COUNTRY RITCHIE ASSERTS Congressmen Open Cam-1 Warns Public Will Deal With Area of Russo-China Dispute States’ Rights p aip to Force President | Force Against Combina- REUTIONS GOVERNOR to Endorse or Disavow j tions Founded on Greed ARE SEVERED BY SOVIET ANSWERS Chairman’s Suggestion. | and Selfishness.

Washington, July 18.—Southern Groton, Conn., July 18.—Warn­ Clash dh Manchurian Border Reported, But This is Un­ CHAIRMAN Congressional Drys today opened a ing th at the p.eople will deal “ with campaign io force President Hoo­ directness and force” in big utility krashoyarsk confirmed—Shanghai Re ports 40,000 Soviet Soldiers ver to indorse or disavow the pro­ mergers that have for their pur­ PSPOBI-'C Chief Executive of Mary* posal of ex - Attorney-General pose ‘Selfishness and greed” was Massed at Frontier—Chinese Continue to Deport George W. Wickersham, chairman voiced by Governor Myers Y. Coop­ land Replies to Wicker- of the president’s law enforcement er of Ohio in an address today be­ Russian Reds—Military Planes Being Prepared hy ^ ■> commission, to divide prohibition fore the conference of governors. enforcement between the federal The right kind of consolidations, sham’s Letter at Gover­ government and the states. however, will meet with no objec­ VLA Both Sides—Japan Maintains an Attitude of Aloofness At the same time they attacked tion from the public, he declared. the sincerity of the administra­ “If consolidations and enlarge­ nor’s Parley — “18th tion’s enforcement pledge, and in­ ments bring to the people advan­ MOUKDEM « jected politics with the declaration tages of service and a consequent CHlIiA Moscow, July 18.—Attaches of the Chinese Legation and all that Wickersham has done whit lowering of the cost, then benefits the Chinese Consulate throughout Soviet Russia prepared today Amendment Imposes No the Drys said Alfred E. Smith will accrue and such consolidations will prove of advantage to the peo-' to evacuate the Union following the Soviet’s decision to break ^ 4 would have done if he got into the off all diplomatic and commercial relations with China. Albert E. Ritchie White House. ’ pie.” said Governor Cooper. Legal or Moral Obligation Although heads of some dry or­ “If on the other hand great ag­ Train service on the Chita-Harbin line has been suspended. ganizations have defended the gregations of wealth enjoying mon- At least a dozen Americans, including Dr. Derizas, of the Uni­ to Enforce Prohibition,” Wickersham proposal as the pres­ polistic privileges fail tj contribute Here’s a map showing the far eastern sector where the Russo-Chinese versity of Pennsylvania, who were en route for China, will be ent government policy, the south­ to the economic and social well be­ dispute over the seizure by Chinese Nationalists of a railroad operated forced to travel via Vladivostok. PICKETT SCORNS ern Senatorial Drys rose en masse ing and use these enterprises for through Manchuria by Russia is centered. Soviet officials were driven He Says. to condemn it as the capitol some­ the purpose of selfishness and from Harbin to Chita by Nationalists when the property was seized. It is claimed that the security of the eastern frontiers is men­ what recovered from its astonish­ greed, the people will not be with­ The Chinese eastern railroad passes through Manchuria from Krasnoy­ aced. The official newspaper Tzvestia announced that ths out remedv to deal w’Uh the situa­ RITCHIE’S VIEWS ment over the pronouncement. arsk to Vladivostok, far eastern terminal for Russia. f Soviets are taking measures to repulse possible attacks by White Groton, Conn., July 18.—Gover­ Wets ihjzzled. tion and that with directness and Guards (Anti-Communist Russians) and Manchurian (Chinese) nor Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland The Wets generally were still force.” troops. precipitated a sharp debate on the somewhat puzzled over the possible 'I Ke Important Question effect of the idea. They particu­ Governor Cooper declared that The situation is such that guerilla warfare on the, frontier Prohibition question at the con- Methodist Leader Says His larly welcomed what they assumed an important question before tne isrpossible at any time. Jerence of governors here today to be an implication that the pres­ American people has to do with when he took tlie floor and vigor­ ent law is unenforceable. proper regulation of great aggrega­ Today *s Developments Peiping, July 18 — The Soviet^" between China and Soviet Russia ously dissented from the Wicker- Suggestion, If Followed, With Senator Caraway (D) of tions of wealth invested In enter­ Russian charge d’affaire: and the prises of a quasi-public nature for over the seizure of the Chinese sham suggestion that the states as­ Arkansas, calling for Wickersham’s Soviet consul were recalled to Mos­ resignation “unless Air. Hoover general service of the people. In Manchurian Dispute cow by the Soviet government to­ Eastern Railway hovered today be­ sume a greater part in the burden Would Disrupt Union. know that his chairman was to “The attitude of the people day. tween war and peace. of tlie Federal government in en­ make such a proposal” other Dry toward the function of government The Soviet have begun closing With diplomatic relations be­ tween the two nations pre-emptor- forcing the Eighteenth Amendment. Washington, July 18.—Gover­ Senators attacked it as a plan to in this matter is definitely fixed A clash between Soviet Russian troops and Chinese on Russian business houses ihroughout virtually nullify the 18th Amend­ and clear” he said, "while recogniz­ Manchuria and are withdrawing ily broken off the Soviet govern­ Half a dozen governors promptly nor Albert C. Ritchie, of Maryland, the Manchurian frontier when the Russians attempted ment has declared itself of the be­ took occasion to express their ment. ing the need for expansion, the Russian women and children from has taken an indefensible position While Senator Borah (R) of people demand that government to cross the Amur river was reported in an unconfirmed Manchurian summer resorts. lief that all means of reaching an views on Prohibition and the Wick- press dispatch from Peiping to the London Daily Mail amicable settlement of the question ersham proposal, and two of the in the speech he made today at the Idaho has declined to discuss the shall so regulate these vast inter­ Moscow’s action in breaking off plan, it is expected that he will ests as fully to protect them against today. diplomatic a.nd commercial rela­ have been exhausted. governors, Governor John G. Rich­ governors' conference, at Groton, Thus far, no possibility of solv­ ards of South Carolina, and Gover­ Conn., E. Deets Pickett, research join in the criticism. unjust rates and Inferior service. Attaches of the Chinese Legation in Moscow and tions with China has increased to If Smith Had Won. Age Of Bigness the utmost gravity the seriousness ing the issue has presented Itself, nor O..Max Gardner of North Caro­ secretary of the Methodist Board Chinese Consulates throughout Soviet Russia are pre­ and as things stand today, there is lina sought to have adopted resolu­ of Temperance, Prohibition and “If Governor Smith had been To talk about destroying or tear­ of the situation arising from elected president and had appoint­ ing down structures of this charac­ paring to evacuate the Soviet Union, according to Inter­ China’s seizure of the Chinese East­ at least a fifty per cent, chance of tions they had introduced pledging Public Morals, declared. Russia and the Oriental Republic to President Hoover the support of He said Ritchie’s statement that ed Wickersham chairman of the ter is simply to ignore the bigness national News Service dispatches direct from Moscow. ern Railway and the arrest and de­ investigating committee which he of the age In which we live and the portation of scores of Russian Com­ bringing the dispute to a head on the governors in. his effort .49,. bring the ijighteenth Amendment impos­ On the Manchurian frontier, troops equipped with air­ the field of battle, about stricter law enforcement. proposed, the letter of GOVe”rhdr tfeihendous exactions made upoa munists in Manchuria. ed no obligation on the states to planes, poison gas apparatus and field guns, are gather­ Consulate Closed j Blames China. But the resolutions were referred enforce prohibition was morally Smith’s chairman would have been such service. haled as the first effort looking to "The real test and value to the ing. The concentration at Pogranichnaya was reported The Soviet Consulate at Harbin Is I First definite indication of the to the executive commli.tee. It was false, and asserted general accept­ ' extent to which war clouds are announced that it was the custom the modification of the 18th people or large corporate interests to be exceptionally heavy. being closed except for a skeleton ance of such a view would disrupt Amendment, revesting the states is found in the capacity and the staff to Is.sue visa for passports of hanging over Asia came when the of the governors at their annual the Union. Shanghai reports 40,000 Soviet troops massed be­ Soviet government. In making pub­ conferences not to adopt resolu­ much of powers granted to the gov­ will to better serve, and, since persons bound for Japan Indefensible Position tween Manchuli, the gateway to Siberia, and'Blagovest- According to word from Darien, lic its reply to the Chinese note on tions, and in this instance, this ernment in the 18th Amendment,” “Gov. Ritchie has taken an inde­ said Senator George (D) of (Continued on Page 'Three.) chensk. deportation of Communists by the the situation, placed entire bl^me policy was adhered to. The chair fensible position,” he said. “There Chinese authorities continue for the flare-up ou China, and an­ pointed out it w'as not the inten­ Georgia, a rival of Smith for the Train service on the China, Siberia-Harbin, Manchu­ is every moral responsibility for Democratic presidential nomina­ ria, Railway has been suspended. Train service between Manchuli. nounced complete severence of dip­ tion of the assembled governors to the state to enforce prohibition. tion. on the Siberlan-Manchurlan front­ lomatic relations. “disparage” the resolutions offered Ninety-nine per cent of all the pro­ A dozen American travelers, bound for China, were ier, and Harbin is interrupted. Har­ All Soviet diplomatic and con­ by Richards and Gardner. Senator Caraway (D) of Arkan­ hibition troubles have been be­ sas took the same view, declaring: FOREPAUGH DEAD; caught unawares in Siberia by suspension of train seiw- bin reported today that no trains sular officials, it was announced, cause of negligence or worse on “If Governor Smith were presi­ ice and will have to make their journey via Vladivostok. h d arrived there from Manchuli will be recalled immediately from Groton, Conn., July 17.—“The since the leth. China, and tfie latter nation has Eighteenth Amendment imposes no the part of individual states. No dent and he made such a sugges­ The Soviets are closing business houses throughout union of states would be possible tion, every Dry in the United States OLD CIRCUT MAN Manchuria and are evacuating women and children. It requires 36 hours for consular been requested to withdraw its rep­ obligation, moral or legal, on the messages to reach here from Harbin resentatives from the Soviet Re­ states of the union to enforce pro­ should the views expressed by would say that Smith was plotting Ritchie be carried out to a general the destruction of prohibition, and Chinese Nationalists are continuing the deportation owing to congestion of the Chines® public. hibition.” of Russian Communists from Manchuria according to telearraph lines south of Harbin. ' The official Chinese reply to the Governor Albert I. Ritchie of conclusion. there would be no answer to it.” Senator Thomas (D) of Okla­ word from Arien, via Peiping. Red fSoviet) military planes are Soviet ultimatum of Saturday re­ Maryland made this vigorous de­ Was 91 Years Old; Was First reported to have made a demon­ jects every demand made in the claration today before the twenty- homa also declared that “Governor Red military planes are reported ready to make a hos­ Smith could not have appointed stration at. PogranIchn-*va. Russian communication, and on first conference of governors in tile demonstration at Pogranichnaya. Pogranichnava (Suifenho) lies this ground, the Soviets announced replying to the suggestion of George REPORT 20 AIRPLANES anyone who would do more than Man to Put His Head in a has the chairman of the Hoover Japan is maintaining an attitude of aloofness. The on the Manchurian-Siberian border their drastic measures of reprisal. W. Wickersham, chairman of Presi­ Japanese general staff has decided not to send additional nearly lOO miles northwest of These measures are four in num­ dent Hoover’s Crime Commission, LOST IN WILDERNESS Lion’s Mouth. Vladiyostok. ber. In addition to recalling dip­ that the governors approach the (Continued on Page 'Three.) troops to Manchuria, according to Central News dis­ lomatic representatives and e.xpell- Federal government with a pro­ patch from Tokio. COXr®fTRATTXG TROOPS ing Cinese consular officials, the posal to assume the burden of exer­ West Berlin. N. J., July 18.— London. Jul.v 18 — Reoorts of Soviet government has several com­ cising internal police regulations to Hurricane Sweeps Them from Charles Forepaugh, famed heavy troop movements along the munications on the Manchurian prevent the sale of intoxicants In Moorings in Woods in North­ GODDARD’S ROCKET throughout the world as the first Manchurian border and an uncon­ frontier, and recalled all Soviet saloons and speakeasies. ern Canada. man to ever deliberately place his firmed rumor of a serious clash be­ representatives of the Chinese East- Under Mr. Wickersham’s scheme, head in a lion’s mouth and the tween Soviet and Chinese troops tern Railway. the Federal prohibition authorities SCARES RESIDENTS founder of Forepaugh’s ‘ aggrega­ reached here today.* would have only to prevent Impor­ Toronto, Ont., July 18.—The On­ tion, old time circus and menag­ 25 DEAD, SCORE HURT The clash was reported In a LEAGUE NOT WORRIED tation, manufacture and shipment tario government was making fran­ erie. was dead today at the home Pekfna dispatch to the Daily Mail. Paris. July 18 — Although the of liquor in interstate commerce. tic efforts today to learn the fate of of his daughter, Mrs. C. W. Mat- This dienatch reported that a laree League of Nations is keeping a Thus far the Federal government more than twenty airplanes adrift lack. body of Russian troops attempted to watchful eye upon the Far East, It has “borne the brunt” of enforcing in the wilderness areas of the Giant Metal Projectile Shot Forepaugh, who had been ill for IN COLORADO WRECK cross the Amur river, which forms has made no motion towards avert­ prohibition, Wickersham said in a northwestern sections of the prov­ only one day, was 91 years old. Ac­ the border between Manchuria and ing war between Soviet Russia ^ d letter read before the governors’ ince, near Long Lac. cording to his relatives, he had Soviet Russia, and were repulsed by China. j session yesterday. The planes, all government from Gun; Scientist Plans smoked 40 pipefuls of tobacco a Eunerior forces. “Everything will turn out iall Imposes No Obligations. owned and used in the forest patrol day through all of his adult life, Express Train Crashes Other messages toid of troop con­ right,” exclaimed Foreign Minister "It is time for the country to and survey service, were caught in to Reach the Moon. but had never touched liquor. SCORES ARE HURT centrations at strategic,spots on the, Briand today when questioned by realize,” said Governor Ritchie, a hurricane that felled huge trees, Forepaugh first stuck his head in frontier. A Peking me.ssage to the In'trnatlonal News Service regard­ “that the Eighteenth Amendment snapped telephone and telegraph a lion’s mouth In'1874. When he Daily Telegraph detailed an uncon­ ing the imbroglio in the Orient. imposes no obligation on the states Through Bridge Nine cables and spread havoc through­ Worcester, Mass., July 18 — was asked several years ago •why AS WINDOWS BREAK firmed report that a large force of "What If China should appeal to to enforce it.” out the district. he established this trick, he said: Russians, equipped with airplane the League?” the foreign miniater “The amendment gives the state Twenty government planes are Everybody agreed today that God­ “Somebody had to start it. A lion Cars Derailed—R e l i e f poison gas apparatus and field guns, was asked. concurrent jurisdiction with the stationed in the Long Lac area. dard’s "Moon Rocket” is a “wow.” won’t hurt you if you don’t hurt were concentrating at Pogranich­ M. Briand appeared embarrassed Federal government in that regard Only two have been accounted for. Professor Robert H. Goddard of him .” naya as a-probable point for entry and it was obvious that the ques­ but whether the state exercises it is These two were lifted from water Clark University announced that a Trains Rushing to Scene. Women Bargain Hunters in into Manchurian territory In the tion did not please him. optional with them. If they choose moorings at Long Lac and blown new. propellant had been used and event of war. “For Heaven’s sake lei China not to do so they violate no legal or thirty feet up the rocky shore by that a test was thoroughly satis­ TREASURY BALANCE New Haven in Panic When Preparations Contlnne alone for a time,” declared the for­ moral obligation. the terrific sweep of the whirl­ factory. Denver, July 18—Between six­ A Shanghai messaee to the Dally eign minister. “ Mr. W ickersham suggests that wind. Residents of the countryside Washington, July 18—Treasury Mail reported that 40.000 Russian It was pointed out to M. Briand the Federal government stop the balance, July 16: $228,004,943.29. teen and twenty-five persons are be­ tLat both China and Soviet Ru^ia The Long Lac area Is the avia­ about the peaceful town of Auburn lieved-dead and more than a score Glass Showers Them. troops were massed between Blagp- importation, manufacture and the tion center of northern Ontario’s declared that they thought the end veshensk and Manchoull. At sev­ were adherents of .the Kellogg interstate shipments of liquor and vast mining empire. In addition to of the world had come. injured when the west bound Rock eral points, the Soviet forces were Pact, renouncing war as an Instru­ that the states enforce their laws in faced bv Chinese troops, the report ment of ijational policy. But, he government planes, there are scores As the metal projectile on a trial Island Atlantic Express, a through New Haven, July 18.—Scores of their borders. He adds a sugges­ of private development company trip was fired from a bomb-proof train from Chicago to Denver, stated, but no clashes were report­ refused to comment any further. tion in this event the national and aircraft and planes owned by min­ room through a tower In Auburn, RESULTS! crashed through a bridge over women were Injured, at least four ed.. state might be modified so as to be­ ing companies in the district. the blast echoed for miles, shook Spring Creek, near Stratton, Colo., seriously, when plate glass windows Later dispatches reaching here come reasonably enforceable. But windows, caused some alarm aud Mrs. Clara Reymander while 150 miles east of here today. of a drygoods store at Orange and this afternoon from Harbin confirm­ POINCARE n i his language is so uncertain that I on her way to the Mme. Frances ed reports that Chinese military started searchers out for a fallen Spring Creek, normally virtually Chapel streets crashed into the am unable to understand what he airplane. gown shop Tuesday lost a val­ a dry bed, had been turned into a preparations were continuing, and mean^ so I cannot comment upon DRY OFFICERS SEARCH uable pearl and platinum cres­ midst of a waiting throng gathered stated that troon trains were pro­ Paris, July-4 8.—Physicians at­ Would Reach Moon swirling torrent from a cloudburst tending Premier Raymond Poin- that. that had also weakened the bridge. in front of the store today. ceeding in the direction of'Pogran­ For years Professor Goddard has cent pin, greatly prized as a caire, who is confined to his bed "However from Mr. Wicker- gift. Careful search of the route Twenty passengers on the train ichnaya and Mancheuli. sham’s suggestion that the state FOR STILL IN CONVENT been working on a plan to shoot a In the panic that ensued many with a fever, declared this after­ rocket skyward to reach the moon she traveled failed to find 'the are believed to have been drowned women were trampled upon, had The Mukden arsenal Is reported must take over the enforcement of working at fever pitch. Railway noon that although his condition or Mars, modern application of pin, and she hopefully Inserted when one of the all-steel Pullmans their clothes ripped from their was not serious, it was far from the Volstead Act within their bor­ plunged into the water. cqmTnunlcatlohs between Soviet ders, I have already pointed out Jules Verne’s dream. His latest a little classified ad in The backs, or were pushed into the satisfactory. Kick in Door But Find No Evi­ test, he said, was one of a series of Herald. Rock Island officials here said jagged pieces of glass on the walk. Russia have already ceased. that this Is neither their constitu­ that nine cars of the train were De­ A dispatch to the Dally News They forbade him from attend­ tional nor their moral duty; dence of Law Violation and experiments with rockets using a Result: A Fairview resident Rushed To Hospitals ing the afternoon session of the new kind of a . propellant. The railed, only one however, being from Peiping (Peking) states 'chat "I now add that in my opinion Later Apologize. while passing the store of Mont­ completely submerged In the waters Every physician that couliT be French passengers on a trans- Chamber of Deputies stating that it would not tend to remedy the rocket was noisy, attracted consid­ gomery Ward found the pin they felt It was best to take no erable attention but the test was of the creek. obtained was called to aid In treat­ Siberian railway train were delay­ crime situation which Mr. Wicker- Los Angeles, Cal., July 18.— and consulted the classified ad­ The engine and first two cars of ing injured. An emergency hospital ed for three days between Moscow chances. sham’s commission was appointed thoroughly satisfactory said Pro­ Meanwhile the deputies conUnu- How officers kicked in a door of a fessor Goddard. He declared that vertisement columns of The the train passed safely over the was established within the store to aqd Harbin bv Russian troop trains to study.” Catholic convent and searched the Herald. She tried yesterday to bridge, a 75-foot span across Spring attend to minor injuries. At the blocking the lines. ed to drag out tbieir debate upon Governor Ritchie declared that nothing exploded in the air and the question of ratification of the place for a still was revealed here that there was no damage except get In touch with Mrs. Reyman- Creek. The third car. In which same time, police rushed to the Action of the Soviet government aside from the class of crime such today when it was learned that der at the gown shop but as It virtually all the passengers are be­ scene, commandered passing auto­ In breaking off dlolomatic relations Mellon-Berenger war debt agree­ as bootlegging and hl-Jacking, that incident to landing. He de­ ment, with the United States. None officials of the Catholic church had clined to go into the matter any was Merchants’ day all the lieved to have been trapped and mobiles and rushed victims to with China ,is looked upon in auth­ "which federal prohibition under protested the incident with the dis­ further. stores were closed. drowned, went Into the wafer. The hospitals. Ambulances from the oritative circles here as close to a of them, however, made any defi­ the Volstead Act has created and nite move either for or against trict attorney. The convent was En­ Residents of Auburn, however, Mrs. Reymander's voice as next three cars were piled upon the police department and the city’s declaration of war. If reports of aside from crimes for which they hospitals were forced to the limit ratification In the premier’s ab­ tered without the formality of a said that a terrific explosion was she telephoned the news to The bank of the creek, one of them be­ the heavy troop concentration are are responsible and fpr offenses un­ search warrant It is charged. followed by the roar of a projectile ing partially under water. to handle victims. aatfieQtic. it ix feared that only a sence. der the Volstead Act, I doubt very Herald this morning was in de­ Cause Of Accident As an aftermath of the incident, as it shot into the air from a cided contrast to the dlsconsp- Great Confusion snark is needed on the Manchuria much whether there is any crime Burch Pitts, district attorney, has specially constructed rocket gun. Great confusion followed the Just what caused the accident front to set both countries ablaze 1,000 DROWNED w ave.” apologized to Catholic authorities, late tone used when placing the has not been determined., .The w lth^var. Constantinople, July 18.—^T^ It was learned that radio was advertisement. wreck, which occurred Just before He said statistics are more Im- made his officers pay foo the door now figuring in the Goddard ex­ sunrise In a sparsely settled section throng In front ' of the 'store was i death roll in the AnatloUan will reach at least 1,000 and has order^id that no more raids periments but to what extent the TRY CLASSIFIED. t\fAR RUMBLINGS. (Contlnued on Page 2.X be made without sharch warrants. scientist refused to state. (Con^ued on Pase Three.) (Continued on Page. 8) .Mjecow, July. 18.-^The situation to word from Treblspnd, today., I

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and three additional millions were said to be en route. Elks’ Leadership Changes Hands DRY ENFORCEMENT 15 FLORIDA BANKS Arrival of the Federal Reserve OPEN FORUM f money late yesterday and a s^te- Local Stocks N.Y. ment of Creed Taylor, deputy gov­ NOT HP TO STATE CLOSE THEIR DOORS ernor of the Reserve Bank at At­ lanta, that Tampa banks could MISS DEXTER DESCRIBES (Famished by Putnam */Co.) (Continued from Page 1) Am Bosch ...... % have “ all the money they need to Central Row, Hartford, Conn. Am Can .162% 1 P. M. Stocks. meet the situation,” diminishing the TRIP THROUGH WEST portant than anything else in deter­ Am Car and Fdy ...... «.- .101;’% ^Federal Reserve Sends line of depositors seeking with­ E mining a question as to whether or Bid Asked Am Loco ...... 132 % drawals. not there is a crime wave. He said Bank Stocks. Am Pow and Lt ...... li.8 % Bankers Trust Co .. 326 Am Smelt and Ref ...... 107 Editor, The Herald; w ' ' the larger cities are just beginning Money to South to Restore S to get the right kind of statistics City Bank and Trust 500 Am Sugar...... 83% After a most inspiring Conven­ Cap Nat B & T ...... 475 - on crime. Am Tel and Tel ...... 243 , COLUMBIA tion of the International Society of No Crime in Baltimore. Conn Rivtr ...... 425 Anaconda C o p ...... ^..... 112 % IS Confidence in That Section Christian Endeavorers at Kansas “ In Baltimore,” said Governor First Bond & Mtg ., 46 Atchison Top and S F ...... 2SL9% Htfd.-Conn Trust Co — Atl Ref ...... 68% City, Mo., the sight-seeing tours Ritchie, “ we have been getting this 700 Mrs. Charles Tingley and little data for some years and certainly First Nat Htfd ..... 260 280 Balt and Ohio ...... 131% daughter Doris have returned after Tampa, Fla., July 18.— With began. Those taking the Pacific there is no crime wave there. We Land Mtg and Title 40 50 Beth Steel ...... 116% a visit to Mrs. Tingley's sister in Morris Plan Bank . 240 Can P a c ...... 243% .§!^illIons of dollars of Federal Re- j coast and Alaska tours, numbering had less burglaries in Baltimore in Brockton. twelve with a conductor, left Kan­ 1928 than in 1924, less robberies, New Brit Tr ...... 190 210 Chi Mil and St Paul ...... 39 ■^fS^rve money arriving, confidence Mrs. William Helm and two chil­ sas City Tuesday, July 9th, arriv­ and practically the same number of Phoenix St B&T .... 525 __ Chi Rock Isl and Pa'c ...... 139% i^jjras gradually being restored today dren of East Hartford are guests of ing at Pueblo, Col., Wednesday murders.” Park St. B an k ...... 1300 ___ Chi and Northw ...... 91% 'Jjiollowing the closing of fifteen Mrs. Raymond Lyman. morning very early, where an en­ After citing Baltimore crime Riverside Trust .... 690, — Chrysler Motors ...... 71% Mr. Rugg and Mr. Jewett and Colo Fuel and Iron ...... 66'% ^%tate banks in this ^ection yester- tire day ,was spent In San Isabel statistics at some length, Governor xxWest Htfd Trust . 4 50 — the latter’s mother and sister, all National Forest, visiting North Ritchie continued: do, rts ...... 140 — Col Gas and Elec ...... 88 '^iflay. of Hanover, N. H.,, motored to “ We have no state enforcement Bonds. Consol G a s ...... 146 The bank", Ti^ith combined de­ Columbia Sunday especially to view Hard-Scrabble Canyon, the Kit Corn Prod 103'% Carson trail, the giant snow capped act in Maryland. The Baltimore Htfd & Conn West . 95 — sits in excess of $22,500,000 the site of Dartmouth College. Mr. Judge Walter P. Andrews of Atlanta, new grand exalted ruler of tjie city police, under a ruling from the East Conn Pow 5s . 100 103 Curtiss Aero ...... 166 ^were ordered closed by tbe State Rugg is employed in the library in Sangre de Cristo, Wixon Ravine, Elks, is pictured above, left, being congratulated by Murray Hulburt, Conn LP7s...... 116 118 Del L and. W ...... 142 i^i^anking Department after heavy Squirrel Creek Canyon and Beulah retiring chief, upon his election to office at the Elks annual convention attorney general, do not arrest for Hanover and has heard much about offenses under the • 'Volstead Act, Conn L P 5%s ______105 108 Del and Hudson ...... 219 . '^Withdrawals by depositors. They Columbia in relation to the recent ■Valley. at Los Angeles. Judge Andrews was unopposed for the office. Conn L P 4%s . . . 98 3 00 Dupont ...... 192 Pueblo is an Important manu­ and the city courts do not have to ^■^cluded the Citizens Bank and celebration of the 125th annivers­ try that class of cases. The result Brld Hyd 5s ...... 102 105 Erie ...... 80% >3lrust Company of this city, with its ary, that he became much interest­ facturing and shipping center with is that both police and courts are Insurance Stocks. Fleischmann ...... 95% : -ten subsidiaries, the Americj^n State ed in it. He went to see the school a population of 65,000 and an ele­ free to give their whole time to the Aetna Casualty ....1870 1920 Gen Elec ...... 344% •^igank of Tampa, the Citizen’s Bank house and was taken pver to the vation of 4,685, with the largest HOLD BANK OFFICIALS detection and punishment of crime, do, ($10 par) .. 192 197 Gen Motors ...... 71% Frostproof, the Bank of Mul- Wheelock house by the present steel plant west of Chicago. One and we have In Baltimore less Aetna Insurance . . , 775 790 Goodrieb R u bber...... 79% [ H)erry, and the Ellenton State Bank. owners, both interesting spots to entrance to the San Isabel Nation­ Gt North, pfd ...... 125% New York, July IS.— Authur F. OBITUARY crime than ever before, and more xAetna L i f e ...... 1295 1310 ■'The fifteen have aggregate assets those interested in the early his­ al Forest is from Pueblo and our do. ($.10 par) . . . 132 137 Hud M otors...... 87% .of nearly $30,000,000 and capital Beyerle, former comptroller of the arrests and more convictions than tory of Dartmouth. party was met at the station by a ever before. ^ Automobile ...... 560 580 Hupp Motors ...... 42 •’stock of more than $3,500,000. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith, Miss Atlantic Stj.te Bank and Joseph M. Inter H a r v ...... 124 representative of the Grey Bus Cohen, its former assistant to the Same in Other Cities. do, ($10 par) . . . 57 62 j Funds Arrive. Mary Smith of Dauielson, and Mrs. Conn. General ...... 2250 — Inter N ick el...... 49 % Line, who took us to a fine hotel president, were arraigned before FUNERALS “ I can see no reason why what Cil- When word of the? crisis reached Allen Deane and three children of for breakfast. Afterward we en­ is true about Baltimore, should not Hartford Fire ...... 1060 1080 Int Tel and Tel ...... ,..109% '..Quanta, Ga., $1,000,000 in currency Philadelphia called Tuesday at the Supreme Court Justice James C. Kennecott C o p ...... 85% tered two Cadillac autos for a Cropsey in Brooklyn today on be true about other cities. Their Htfd Steam Boiler.. 790 810 p-^as sent here by train from the home of friends in town. people are no worse than our peo­ Lincoln Nat Ufe . . . 120 — Lehigh Valley ...... 96% I'i^ederal reserve bank there, another long day’s ride through the forest charges growing out of the $7,000,- Mr. and Mrs. Chester VVinsor and which lies about twenty miles DEATHS ple, and their police and their National ($10 par). 92 94 Mack T r u c k g ...... i 97 ;.''niillion reached here by airplane. their children Lauriston and.Helen 000 crash of the City Trust Com­ Mo Kan and T e x ...... 61 west of Pueblo in southwest Colo­ pany. Both men were held in the courts should be able to make rec­ Phoenix ...... 1005 — of Johnstone, R. L, were guests Travelers ...... 1950 — Miss Pac ...... 96 rado. It is in three divisions, the same bail as heretofore— Cohen’s at William Behnfleld ords just as good as ours if they Tuesday afternoon at the home of Greenhorn, the Spanish Peaks and are free to give their attention to do, rts ...... 236 N Y Central ...... '282 !Mr. Winson’s sister, Mrs. Clayton $2,000 and Beyerle’s at .$5,000— to William Behnfield, age 78, died the Sangre Cristo Range, covering crime. Public Utility I N Y N H and H a fd ...... 112% Hunt. await further action by District At­ suddenly this morning at his home, Nor P a c ...... 114 % 651,200 acres. These rear their torney Charles J. Dodd. 3 0 Summer street, after q, heart at­ “ What is needed to find some Conn Elec Svc ...... So ‘Skinny’ Couldn’t The Willimantic E.xchange Club way of stopping the class of crimes Conn L P 8% ...... N. Am...... 186% held their meeting Tuesday evening heads in close succession forming The Atlantic State Bank became tack. Mr. Behnfield was for 47 Conn L P 7 % ...... Packard Motors ...... 131% a unit in the City Trust Company which a ^ caused directly or indi­ at Columbia lake at “ Big Bluff an awe-inspiring skyline nearly years an employee of Cheney Broth­ Conn L P 5 % % pf , Penn RR ...... 95.%, 100 miles In extent. There are ten following the defunct institution’s ers and had been retired. He was rectly by federal prohibition under Lodge” the Columbia home of the Volstead Act. If there is any Conn L P 6% % pf. Phila and R eading...... 22% Work. Gains 21 lbs. Samuel Chesbro. peaks over 14,000 feet in height, merger with the Harlem Bank of employed in one of the Cheney ship­ Postum C ereal...... 76'% ping departments. crime wave, there it is. There is no Conn P Co (par 25). The aTimial Mission Tea was held some higher than Pikes Peak, Commerce. Cohen is charged with do, pfd ...... Pullman ...... 87% accepting gratuities for approving Mr. Behnfield came to this town use disguising this, or trying to Wednesday/afternoon, at the chapel. which is the fifth in the state of make it seem only a part of a big­ Hart El Lt ( par 25) Radio Corp ...... 81% The speaker of the afternoon was Colorado. loans and Beyerle is charged with when he was twenty years old. He do, vtc ...... Reading ...... 123 and New Strength was a native of Germany. Besides ger picture or problem. It Is the ‘ ^ Rev. A. C. Adams of Norwich, on After a long ride over a fiat grand larceny and subornation of Greenwich W & G . . Sears Roebuck ...... '.170% perjury. his wife he leaves three daughters, Genesis of the whole story. Miss Donie Brison writes, “ Be­ furlough from Africa. Mr. Adams country we entered the region call­ “ 'This class of crimes must be Htfd Gas c (par 25) Sinclair ...... 35% fore I took Ironized Yeast I was so ga^ie a very interesting talk on his ed “ Hard-Scrabble Canyon.” In Mrs Herman Schultz, of West .dart- Sou Fac ...... r v ...... 147 ford. Mrs. Beckman wife of Rev. H. eliminated if law and order are to do, pfd (par 25). . ‘skinny’ I could not do my day’s work. He is superintendent of the the far distance saw tall moun- be secure. You can’t do this by Htfd Gas Rts W I. Sou Rwy - ...... 1.57 v/ork. But now I can work hard all “ Bantu Men's Social Center” in tairn covered with snow. The rock C. Beckman, of Secaucus, N. J.. and Standard Gas ...... 134 . TO LIVE IN PARIS Mrs. Albert Funk, of West Hart­ compelling the states to take over xS N E T C o ...... day and rest good all night. Johnnesburg, South Africa. The formation here is different as the the intrastate part of the Volstead Manufacturing Stocks. Stand Oil N J ...... 57% “ About 3 months ago my weight word Bantu means native and the ford. He also leaves one sister, — Stand Oil C a lif...... 73 strata is slanting insteaH of being Mrs. D. E. Kottke, of this town, Act. Acme W ir e ...... 87 was 126 pounds. Ironized Yeast work is for the native African, and horizontal as in the Carden of the Paris, July 18.— Mrs. Mary Ben­ “ The only way is to strike at the Am Hardware ...... 64 66 Stand Oil.N Y ...... 38%. gave me 147 pounds of good flesh. is similar to the Y. M. C. A. work four grandchildren and three great Gods. The various ranges of moun­ jamin Rogers, divorced wife of grandchildren. root of this trouble and substitute Amer Hosiery ...... 27 — Studebaker ...... 77 You’d think 1 was another woman, in this country, Air. Adams has tains in the San Isabel Forest are Col. Henry H. Rogers, Is planning something better for the present American Silver . . . 25 — Texas Co ...... 62% [ feel and look so much better.” also organized iroops o f ’Path- He was a member of the ^ion Un P a c ...... 266% clothed with virgin stands of to make her future home in Paris, Lutheran church. Funeral arrange­ system, of Federal prohibition — xArrow H&H. El pfd 106 108 Stop being “ skinny” and always finders” similar to the American it was reported in the American something which the people as a do, com ...... 46 48 United Drug: ...... tired. Thousands have gained 5 to pine, spruce, fir and aspen, afford­ ments will be announced later. Boy Scouts. A^ the close of his ing a picture unusual in that it colony today. whole will respect and obey and Automatic Refrig . . — 20 United Fruit ...... 117 15 pounds in 3 weeks with Ironized work, he exhibited many interest­ which can be enforced. Bigelow, Htfd, com . 100 103 U S Ind Alcohol ...... 188% Yeast. Scrawny bones change to has been unravished by fire for the This report was strengthened by ing articles brought from Africa. the fact that Mrs. Rogers is having Crime Will Disappear. do, pfd ...... 101 — U S Rubber ...... 5Jt . graceful curves. Blotched skin be­ Refreshments weie served by the past thirty years. U S Steel ...... 200.% The roads through the forest the ancient Rogers mansion rebuilt LATEST STOCKS “ If this can be done, then I be­ Billings and Spencer. 10 11 comes clear and fresh. “ Lazy” feel­ local Women’s Alissionary Society. lieve that such crime waves as may Bristol B ra ss...... 34 37 Western Union ...... ’222 ing vanishes. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hutchins run curving round and round the and modernized for a permanent — Westinghouse ...... 195%' residence. She is spending money seem to exist will disappear and do, pfd ...... 108 Only when Yeast is Ironized is it left Alonday morning for an auto cliffs up and down, first high up — Wlllys-Overland...... 25 lavishly and is having all the mod­ crime can be adequately handled, Case, Lochwood & B 525 30 wonderfully effective— for Iron is trip through the White Aiountains then do_wn where the look up the New York, July 18.— Industrial 140 — Woolworth ...... 90 ern equipment of up-to-date homes as it is in Maryland, by efficient Collins Co ...... needed to bring out the weight­ to be gone several days. sides of the deep chasms caused and railroad stocks floundered Colt’s Firearms .... 33 3.5 Wright Aero ...... 135 installed. The newly renovated administration of justice.” building and strengthening values Horace Little of Hartford is exclamations of admiration and around in a narrow price range Governor Ritchie said he believed Eagle Lock ...... 50 55 of Yeast. Pleasant tablets in a spending a few days with his moth­ awe. Sometimes the road runs so home will be read> for occupancy Fafnlr Bearings .... 105 • 120 VICTIM OF FOURTH in November. during the first three hours today, that surveys have pretty well ex­ hanly bottle. Safe for everybody. er at their summer home at the near the edges of the sharp while awaiting the weekly report ploded the theory that the criminal Fuller Brush A .... 15 — Somerville, N. J., July 18.— Never cause gas or bloating. lake. curves and cliffs to make one hold Col. Rogers himself is at pre.s- type is either inborn or is subnor­ do. Class AA .... 60 — Fourth of July fireworks claimed ent on his honeymoon with his on brokers’ loans and the action of Ga to any druggist today and get Frederick Hunt, who delivers his breath, but so far no auto has Reserve Bank directors on redi.s- mal. He expressed the opinion that Hart & Cooley .... ■ --- 225 another victim when Joseph F. new wife, the widow of the late — a full size treatment of Ironized Hartford Couranis in Columbia had a mishap. . count rates. The professionals on much good in a preventative way Hartman Tob 1st pf 80 Wilker, eighteen, died at the Somer­ , Yeast. If after this generous trial went to Riverside Park Thursday There are many queer forma­ Basil Miles, whom he married here the big board churned up the spec­ can be done by improved handling do, com ...... 20 22 set hospital today, from tetanus, ;.you are not delighted, get your as the guest of the Courant with tions of rocks and one was point­ on Tuesday. After a long motor ulative favorites in a fairly active of Juvenil.e cases and by arresting Inter Silver ...... 135 140 caused by a burn received when i'money back from druggist or man­ other newsboys of the paper in ed out called “ Sinking Ship, Rock.” trip through Continental Europe, a drift toward crime in early youth. do, pfd ...... 109 — the boy flre^'‘a blah'k 'cXrfrTd^ffT'^^^ ufacturer. market, but there were compara­ Connecticut. At present there are no hotels but they will go to New York City to tively few wide price changes. Call He also said that tbe country Landers. Frary & Clk 69 71 a revolver, the charge" striking many nice cabins. Our guide took live. money ruled at 8 per cent, with should take advantage of all the Manning & Bow A . 16 18 him in the hand. us to an interesting spot among every prospect of a slight shaving work and discoveries of science do. Class B ...... 10 12 in the rate before the end of the dealing • with the correction of New Brit Mch. pfd .. 100 — the high cliffs to a log cabin, home TWO FLYERS KILLED of a forester, where dinners are week. criminal tendencies. do, com ...... 40 43 Copper and Oil stocks refused to “ Make the criminal see that Nils Bern Pond .... 57 59 served. San Antonio, Tex;. July 18.— 100 — There, home-made bread, butter, give ground, though liberal supplies crime does not pay and you have do, pfd ...... Lieut. W. E. Banker of Brooks of stocks were shipped to market taken a long step to keep the North & Judd ...... 24 26 real cream- and fried chicken Field and Lieut. E. O’Donnell, stu­ Feck, Stow and Wil 14 — could be had. It is a restful spot to by professionals and others. Utility criminal out of the crime business,” State dent officer, were instantly killed stocks fell behind the procession at he declared. “ He is apt to see that Russell Mfg Co .... 130 — spend a week or so. 'We ate our here today when their training Scoville Mfg Co . . . . 63 65 lunches at an altitude of over 8,- the start, but stocks were snapped crime does not pay if the arrest Is LAST TLME5S TODAY I plane fell from a height of 1,000 up as quickly as offered and re­ prompt, the indictment prompt, the Seth Thom Co. com . 37 — 000 feet. Our ride took us up to feet. coveries were not long in making trial prompt, the conviction prompt do, pfd ...... 26 — over 10,000 feet without any bad themselves seen i ' United Gas Im­ and the sentence prompt— in other Smyth Mfg Co. pfd. 103 — D.W. effects to any of us. provement, Public Service, United words if justice is quickly and effi­ Stand Screw ...... 168 175 San Isabel is one of 150 Nation­ ciently administered” Stanley Works, com. 59 61 Corporation and other favorites. — GRIFFITH’S al forests distributed over the lO W C ^T IT Some shifting in buying demand Taylor & F enn...... 135 United States and Alaska and Is for the Rails was seen in the ad­ Torrington ...... 74 77 under the U. S. Department of vance of Kansas City Southern to Underwood ...... 153 155 ^‘Battle Of Agriculture. Its object is to pre­ 1041/4, up 21/4, while Katy fell off Union Mfg C o ...... 19 22 serve, protect and develop trees 3 points to 60. Both stocks are in U S Envelope, pfd . 115 120 for the benefit of the country. the so-called Loree group. Balti­ do, c o m ...... 225 — the Sexc»” This wonderful country is just more and Oliio moved up a point to Rockville I Veeder-Root ...... 45 47 being found out and people are 133% in anticipation of a favorable Whitlock Coil Pipe . 14 17 ALSO coming into the Canyon. Places earnings statement for 1928 to be X—Ex-divlflend. are arranged for campers and many ill issued next week. Delaware Lacka­ Last Day for Chautauqua. XX — Ex-rights. Paramount** cabins for summer visitors to stop wanna was In good demand from The fourth and final day of Chau­ Movietone Mnsloal* in. It is a recreation ground for the the start. tauqua will be Thursday, with a people of Pueblo, and many fine Tbe rise in farm implements and program of unusual merit, with “NIGHTCLUB* summer residences are being built. fertilizer stocks was still in evi­ William Tourtelotte in magic, mys­ PUBLIC RECORDS dence, with Davison Chemical forg­ A long wonderful day was spent tery and legerdemain in the after­ OTHER ATTRACTIONS and that night a tired group of ing ahead to 56i/4. The stock at noon. He Is an artist of the front tourists took the train for the that price showed a recovery of 14 rank and a master of wizardry. In points from its recent low. the evening comes "Skidding,” this A marriage license was Issued Two Shows: Grand Canyon, the next stop. yesterday afternoon to Andrew Jo­ Johns Manville was the feature year’s Broadway success, with a 6:45 and 8r45 ALICE F. DEXTER. of the high-priced specialties, ris­ New York cast. It is a comedy seph Dower of Hartford ihd Miss ing 9 points to 200%, and complet­ drama of love and politics, a play Anna Margaret Curran of Ridge ing a recovery of 40 points from full of human interest. street, this town. N. Y. BANK CLOSED the May break. Weddiiig Announced. A run-in of the shorts In Radio Mr, and Mrs. F. J. Cooley an­ Albany, N. Y., July 18 — The by an ambitious bull party resulted nounce the marriage of their Ja/y 19th in a 4-polnt jump in the stock to daughter Pauline Cooley to Walter Citizens Bank at Flelshmanns, N. Y., was taken over today by the 82%, the first important move­ Marshall Mattqson of Grass Valley, State Bankiqg Department for con­ en - ment in the stock since the middle Cal., July 16, 1929. Mr. and Mrs. of June. The bulls were also held Matteson are now on an extensive STATE watch this paper. ducting its business “ in an unauth­ CiO H A m R orized and unsafe manner.” responsible for the heavy buying wedding trip through the west. “DELIGHTFULLY COOL” The bank was organized in 1910. WHAT of Congoleum above 26. Upon their return they will reside It has a capital of $25,000 and a 90U ^ O r United Corporation, the Morgan- In Grass Valley. surplus of $28,000 and deposits 0(? Bonbright Utility Holding Company, Note.s. STARTING Tomorrow totaling $319,000. HOW you passed 70 today. United Gas Im­ The First Evangelical Lutheran provement, also a curb graduate, church will hold its annual picnic at “ The amounts Invested in bank­ < (?a - ing house, real estate and bonds was actively bought at 58%. Public Maple Grove on Saturday. There and mortgages during the past few Service of New Jersey topped 118 will be. a program of sports. years have been out of proportion for the first time in its spectacular A food sale will be 'held In the to the amount of its resources,” career, setting up a new peak at tower of the Methodist church on said a statement issued by the bank­ 118%. Friday afternoon at 1:30 o’clock. United States Steel did not wan­ The Catholic Ladles of Columbus CHANIT ing department, “ Certain improper and unsound der more than a point or two from will meet this evening at 8 p. m. in \ I T ^ W iO L irilj practices have Just come to our at­ yesterday’s closing price at 200, K. of C. hall. tention which render it Inadvl able and speculative Interest in the Cop­ Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Yost A Thrilling Drama of for the bank to continue business per, Oil, Motor and other impor­ of Newark, N, J., are the guests of tant grotfps was close to the van­ Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Moxon of the Jan^e* in V ^ under the present management In Darkest Africa order to conserve the assets and ishing point. Talcott avenue. protect the depositor, the depart­ TURFMAN ROBBED,. ment has taken possession of the CLARKE’S INDICTFED. bank.” Chicago, July 18.— Fred Grab- ner, millionaire turfman, and Ruel New York, July 18.— Six Indict­ “ Use horse sense in running your SOME nSHING YARNS J. Selgel, restaurant chain opera­ ments were returned today by tbe machine” says Speed O'Day. tor, and their wives were robbed Manhattan county Grand Jury against the three Clarke Brothers He maintains that there is just of gems valued at $20,000 and New York, July 18.— Here are about $200 in cash by bandits who and John F. Bouker. fourth part­ SATTERf as much wisdom in giving gasoline T0WIH(5 the Reason’s best “ fish” stories to hopped aboard the Orabner limou­ ner In their defunct bank. All to a horse to develop speed as there sine, according to a report today to are chaged ■with accepting deposits 2 4 H R .^ date, as "covered” today by Inter­ though knowing their bank was SERVICE is In taking a crippled car out on national News Service correspond­ police. Grabner owns Windy City, SERVICE winner of the recent American insolvent. the road. We are Inclined to agree ents. Ball of $25,000 will be asked for ^ with him. We’ll make your car mmgf In White Mountain, N. H., Willis Derby. The robbery briefly held up a .the Clarkes and $5,000 for Bouker. feel and act like a one year old. Boyd Allen, who has fished in Saco Additional Indictments are expect­ REPAIR; lake for 62 years, threw a pebble stream of traffic issuing from the Arlington track and Impatient mo­ ed to be returned next Monday. All I N fr at a bullfrog and the frog became four are already under Indictment so incensed that he jumped at torists behind honked their horns, DEPOT SQUARE GARAGE unaware of the reason for the de­ in the Federal Court. ERNEST ROY. PROP. Allen, snapped his finger and forc­ ed the man to fiee. lay. At Ocean City, N. J., Luke Wil­ son, a member of the Anglers’ MILLION DOLLAR FIRE Drawing of 4 Prizes with Club, ran out of shedder crab bait iT iqn't y Seattle, Wash., July 18— Seattle’s LUPE VELEZ so he cut up a rubber sponge, fast­ most disastrous fire in nearly twen­ TONICHT Estelle Taylor ened it to a hook with a piece of Wei6-H / ty years was checked today after chewing gum, threw it overboard damage estimated at about $1,000,- O l* n BY NU SnVKX, INC Floor Lamp, Parlor Table, VITAPHONE VAUDEVILLE and caught a near-sighted weak- 000 was done at the Union Pacific fish weighing three pounds. doebjL Cheat «f Silver and Mirror \ .. MANOTEOTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., 'X'il . • ^ PAGE niRES y y "i I ■ » t •- • ^ I ■ TO USE BASEMENT Bury Six Murder Victims at Detroit WATKINS OUTING <-‘r ' FOR H. S. CLASSES AT POCOTOPAUG lilts Congestion in Present Build­ Baseball Game, and Osano Opposite H i^ School ing Forces Authorities to Dinner Are Features of ^tith Manchester Usurp Storage Space. Big Day at Lake.

Nature landed out a perfect day The steady growth of the Man­ for Watkins Brothers 25th annual chester High school enrollment es­ Tremendous outing at East Hampton yesterday. pecially during the last five years The temperature in and out of has brought about a congestion the water was ideal for sports and , which can be eliminated only they were entered into by salesuien through the addition of two new and official force, drivers and fin -: ishers, decorators piano tuners and school rooms and two more teach­ undertakers with equal zest. ers, it was learned today. Watkins Brothers Inaugurated Due to the lack of space else­ Buying Power the custom of an annual outing for where, the entire basement in the employes twenty-five years ago. high school building is to be com­ Other retail stores followed with ^ pletely renovated. Superintendent occasional events of the kind, but, F. A. Verplanck said this fnorning Funeral services for Dr. Benny Evangelistia, leader of a Detroit re­ ligious cult, his wife, and four children who were mysteriously murder­ Watkins Brothers have made this i That brings to people of Manchester in discussing the situation. Two midsummer event a feature of their! rooms in the north end of the base­ ed by an ax slayer in what Detroit authorities term "hex” killings simi­ ment will be used by commercial lar to those at York, Pa., attracted hundreds of curious spectators. Pic­ store life. j tured here are the six coiBns. With the exception of the first; and vicinity Fine Furniture at department typewriting classes. two years when the outings were i One room has been used as a held at Bolton Lake, Lake Focoto- store room and will require but paug at East Hampton has been the little work to put it in suitable Lower Prices than ever before - - favored spot. condition for school work. How­ COOPER RAPS WICKERSHASrS Each year for the past 15 years ^ ever, the one across the way has th^re has been a baseball game be­ cement floor and walls. Holger tween the Hartford and Manches­ Bach, local contractor, has been ter stores. There was a time when given the job of putting in a new FAKE MERGERS PLAN EXCITES EITH S are now associated with the Allied Furniture floor and making other necessary the two stores could put out very alterations. These two rooms will nearly equal teams. Buyers Syndicate . . . consisting of a membership The rivalry was so Intense that ■ be used exclusively for typewriting. restricted to seventy-five of New England’s finest furni­ Previously the typewriting classes IN ADDRESS SOUTH’S DRYS it lasted throughout the year. Now have assembled In a r>>c,m opposite that the Hartford men have grown ture stores . . . having a buying power of over $10,000,- older or taken on avoirdupois and the art department on the third (Coutinned from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1) 000. As the naipe indicates, the Allied Furniture Buyers floor of the building where 44 type­ the new salesmen are of such a dig­ nified type it becomes humiliating­ writers were located. These will government has authority and un­ commission to start a mov-ement to Syndicate, is a group of high-class stores who have united be removed to the new typewriting dertakes to regulate and to de­ ly necessary to draft players from break down the 18th Amendment.” the Manchester store. their efforts to buy in one unit . . . achieving new effic­ rooms in the basement and ten new termine such matters as service and The Oklahoma Senator declared machines added. The former type­ rates on a basis of fairness and The game yesterday was techni­ iency in furniture retailing. The syndicate is for buying that he not only opposed the Wick- cally won by Hartford— that Is the writing room will be used for other equity, we are at the point where ersham plan but the enforcement purposes only and does not in any way affect our local school classes. public rights may be fully protect­ team was called “ the Hartford policies of the administration. team” because William Rush play­ ed by proper administration of “ The Wickersham proposal, if management or personal service . . . but it does give us public affairs.” ed at first base. The batteries carried to its logical conclusion, were both drawn from Manchester an impregnable position to offer good furniture at more Speaking of law enforcement. would virtually nullify the 18th Governor Cooper said that Presi­ however which takes most of the moderate prices. ABOUT TOWN Amendment,” said Senator Cara­ sting out of the seven to one score. dent Hoover, “ with clarity and deep way. “ He is proposing what the conviction,” recognized in his in­ Speaking about batteries East Association Against the Prohibition Hampton spectators seated on the Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Howes of augural address the great need for Amendment has proposed. For several months we have been an active member Hudson street are registered at cooperation on the part of the peo­ side lines, said the pitching was “ Unless Mr. Hoover repudiates superior to any they had seen in the Ocean View hotel, Watch' Hill. ple. He said this was a “ challenge” the letter, it will be taken as an in­ ■. . . reaping rich benefits through this group buying to every individual citizen. the Eastern league. “ Butch” timation to district attorneys and Lovett struck out fifteen men and power . . • for instead of having the buying resources P. W. Smith of 217 Main street “ A spirit of lawlessness lifted its judges that the Hoover administra­ ugly.and menacing head at the con­ no one would have reached first of only one store we now have a corps of trained mer­ will spend the next three weeks at tion is not too much concerned base if Henry Smith had been able Exeter, N. H. clusion of the World War,” Gover­ over enforcement of prohibition.” chandise men and the combined buying power of $10,000,- nor Cooper continued, “ and, to hold his terrible delivery. Henry Caraway declared that unless the stood it for four innings but flesh 000. Factories and markets all over the country are The Young People’s society of strange as it may seem,” we have president did repudiate the plan, the Concordia Lutheran church, and seen in otherwise reputable quarter and blood could do no more. He “shopped” by these buyers who select paramount furni­ he would take it for granted that was relieved in the fifth by Harold the members of the Luther League the condoning rather than the con­ the chief executive approves it. ture and secure price concessions that are offered only to of Trinity Lutheran church of Hart­ demning of offenses against the Senator Walsh (D) of Massachu­ Richmond who also did splendid ford will go to Bolton tomorrow ‘ law. work. syndicate members. As a member we can select furni­ setts, a Wet, reiterated his view The other battery consisting of evening for a dog roast. “ It is clearly the obligation of that the Wickersham idea suggest ture that meets our requirements of high quality, as little all good citizens to be obedient to a return to the state’s rights policy Eddie Gleason and “ Wiggie” Wiga- South Manchester Camp No. the law and uphold those who are of enforcing and handling the nowski spelled each other and or as much as we need, at prices that are in all cases fooled the batters by alternating 9280, Modern Woodmen of Amer­ charged with responsibility of its liquor question, which has- been lower than what an individual store could obtain. ica, will hold its regular business urged by many wets. positions. “ Wiggie” was the hero of enforcement. Problems of law en­ the day as he both pitched and meeting at 8 o’clock this evening in forcement are for the private citi­ Chairman Wickersham had thus Tinker hall. far declined all appeals to amllfy or caught the game with a broken zen as well as for the public offi­ finger received in practice. Fea­ cial, and we should not become im­ clarify his letter which Governor There is more than just “ price.” As an allied store Miss Ada Webb is visiting hfer sis­ Roosevelt of New York read to the tures of the game were the catch patient if progress appears slow. of a terrific liner by Eskil Buck- we can get first quality merchandise and secure the ex­ ter in Philadelphia. We need it to make it a popular governor’s conference at Groton, Conn., Tuesday. land. Few men would have risked clusive sale of it for Manchester and vicinity. The syndi­ thing to observe the law and we putting their hands to it. A fly to Boys, girls, women and children should not popularize the breaking He was busily engaged in the cate deals with the best manufacturers. Every piece is who have been getting some work deep center field good for a home of the law.” work of selecting more experts for in the tobacco fields are finding the commission’s work. It was an­ run was speared by Henry Smith built to exacting specifications and trademarked with a i themselves without employment Bad Legislation after an exhausting run. And there Governor Cooper scored the ten­ nounced that one expert of note guarantee. temporarily because of the weather from the middle west has agreed to was the spectacular hitting of condition. The dry weather has dency to resort to legislation as a “ Pete” Baldwin and “ Bill” Frazier panacea for social, moral and eco­ aid the commission. His name will prevented the growth of the to­ be announced soon. manager of the Exchange depart­ bacco. A large number are left nomic ills, adding; “ The truth is ment. This is a new and vital factor in making Keith’s the without employment until next there has been an all too common In order to put the latter out place “where you can afford to buy good furniture.” We week Tuesday or Wednesday. disposition to legislate on every­ “ Butch” Lovfttt (deliberately as we thing and to regulate everybody on 25 DEAD, SCORE HURT, thought) hit him on his batting el­ have always operated on a policy of low overhead, inex­ Thomas Morgan, employed in the the theory of public good.” bow. The sound of the crack was pensive location, with resulting low costs of selling. Now Depot Square Garage, while remov­ He asserted that governors ren­ sickening. Lou Williams, manager ing a splash pan from an automobile der real public service in helping IN COLORADO WRECK of the office had to be roused with our affiliation with the Allied Furniture Buyers Syndicate that was brought in for repairs, cut head off numerous hills and reso­ salts. But Bill came back with his enables us to serve our customers with better furniture himself across the lower part of threatening bat in the next inning. lutions offered in the State Legis­ (Contlnned from Page 1) three fingers on his right hand. It lature. It would have been remiss in and better values than ever before. required the attention of a doctor Of legislative conditions in Ohio, us not to mention the splendid jo ’o and prevents him from working for of the eastern Colorado prairie, not done by the umpire. Undertaker R. he said: far from the Kansas line. a few days. “ The total of Ohio legislative K, Anderson. Surgeons, nurses and train wreck­ No matter how trying the situa­ enactments of the last session of ing crews were immediately dis­ Henry Thompson, who has been the General Assembly was two hun­ tion, no matter how loud the employed by William Cowles of patched to the scene of the disaster clamour for his removal, he main­ dred and twenty-two measures and from Denver, LImon, Burlington, tained throughout the game that Manchester Green, is to leave town of this number twenty-two were Q O Uere you can ajford the end of the week and will take and Goodland, Kan. splendid dignity which so well be­ charge of an apple orchard in Cas- vetoed. Of all the bills passed, less First rescuers to reach the scene comes one in his profession. His tleton, Vt. than one-fourth were of state-wide were powerless to search for any decisions were made in clear, ring­ importance. possible living victims in the sub­ ing tones and once made were un­ I to Luy ^ooJ /u m itu re Women were in the majority in “ It was a matter of satisfaction, merged car, which was buried in alterable, taking examinations for drivers’ both to the administration and the the sand beneath roaring waters of Charles Marshal told the Herald licenses at the session held here Assembly, that not a single new the flooded creek. reporter privately that he would this morning. Seventeen were enactment infringed upon personal Carried 400 Passengers like to see R. K., drafted for work granted their applications, one be­ initiative or legitimate business en­ Railroad officials here said that with the major leagues. ing rejected. Last week was the terprise, and that vith the enact­ the train, consisting of eight Pull­ In the other sports, Mary Whip- lafgest on record when thirty were ment of two hundred laws there mans, and several coaches In addi­ pert easily took first honors in examined. The high record before were repealed at the same time tion to the baggage and express fancy diving and Mary Walker was that was twenty-seven from Man­ more than one thousand sections cars, probably carried between 350 discovered as a new star in volley and 400 passengers. chester. All applicants today were of the general code of Ohio.” ball. Among the men “ Win” from town but one. The out-of- Information received here by A. Jones stood out most prominently. town applicant came from Wapping. j L. Nowry, general passenger agent Carl Senkbeil caught the biggest NOON STOCKS I of the Rock Island Road, said that fish (a 2-lb. bass). The water­ John Copeland accompanied by 1 it would be four or five hours be- melon eating contest was won by his wife, left this morning for a j fore the water in the creek would Henry Johnson, colored janitor of fishing trip in New Hampsire. New York, July 18.— With the I subside, permitting rescue work­ the Hartford store. Helen Rich­ exception of a few high-price ers to enter the submerged car. mond was judged the best all­ C. L. Vanderbrook of Lydall specialties, stock prices moved in a A majority of the passengers round girl athlete. Harry Roth street, returned last night from narrow range in trading up to noon were asleep when the terrific crash in an endeavor to hang some drap­ Boston where he attended the an­ today. came and scenes of indescriable eries in the Heublein hotel and at nual convention of the American Speculators throwing over their confusion followed attempts of the the same time run the American Association of Nurserymen at the stock on the usual “ Thursday injured and uninjured passengers Legion carnival and attend the to escape from th^ wreckage. Hotel Statler. nervousness” over Reserve Board outing was apprehended three reports and rediscount rates found Children Among Victims times, in twenty minutes by guard­ Ben Macri, who w’as before the ready buyers near the levels of Screams of women and children ians of the law posted along the Wednesday’s final prices. could be heard above the roar of highway from Hartfofd to East town court yesterday morning and the creek water. given nntji today to raise a bond Oils and Coopers made a better Hampton a new world’s record. showing and money was in good According to John McNary, a Bill Haginow was acceded the most at $200 .a f a guarantee that he resident of Stratton, one of the first Convenient Uptown Showroom — 825 Main Street would pay $15 a week to his wife supply at 8 per cent. graceful roller skater while Etta Rattling of words between Rus­ to reach the scene, only one person Glenney’s- permanent wave stood and the eight children, under a escaped alive from the car that was suspended jail sentence of sixty sia and China was hardly consider­ the damp test best. ed as a Stock Market factor of any buried in the creek. He managed to The damp test consisted in circl­ days, failed to raise the bond and crawl through a window, McNary tjiis morning was taken to jail. importance. Neither nation has any ing the lake in the rear seat of a credit in the outside financial mar­ said, but was badly cut. big motor boat while the driver did James street up Main west on Ren­ kets, and would hardly attempt to Scores of passengers lined the dips and turns at forty miles an BAND NIGHT FRIDAY ter to the carnival grounds. .Clan McLean No. 252 will hold railroad track, many of them in The presentation of colors to the its regular meeting in Tinker Hall borrow money or to buy war ma­ hoilr. On the turns especially terials in the United States in any their nightclothes. when the wind was right the occu­ Ladies Auxiliary will take place tomorrow evening at 7:30 p. m. Dozens of others in scanty attire, AT LEGION CARNIVAL directly after the arrival of the Business of importance will be considerable volume. Profit taking pants of the rear seat were lost to and professional selling wau theie- unhurt by the crash, immediately sight beneath the water. parade on the grounds. The colors I transacted which means every set about the task of lending fipst which consist of an American flag, DIAL 3151 or 8159 member is expected to be present. fore held respbnsible for the irre­ Of course Osano catered other­ gularity of industrial stocks in the aid to the Injured. wise the day would not have been Parade and Presentation of and an Auxiliary Banner have been donated by the Post, and will be Miss Elena Burr of West Center early trading. perfect. Following Is the menu: Colors to Auxiliary — To Copper stocks stiffened on as­ Clam chowder, one-half chicken, presented to the auxiliary by Post DEPOT SQUARE GARAGE | street has captured the state prize Draw 4 Prizes at Grounds Commander Dr. Robert Knapp. offered by the Women’s Christian surances of leading producers that TO BAR TROTZKY potato, string beans, tomato and the price of the red metal will not lettuce salad, olives, pickles, rolls, Tonight. ’ President Mrs. Mary Danaher will Ernest Roy, Prop. Temperance Union for the best accept them for the Auxiliary. essay t)n “ Prohibition.” Miss Burr break 18 cents. Shorts In Radio honeydew melon, cigars, candy and London, July 18.— The Labor coffee. The committee also announces AUTO SUPPLIES - WELDING - BATTERY SERVICE ^ won both local and county prizes were squeezed when the stock was The committee In charge of the run up 3 points to 81 1-2. Johns government decided to bar Leon that four of the prizes that have YALE TIRES VULCANIZING YALE TIREsS •vyitk,her essay and will now try for Americaii Legion Carnival thqt is been on display In local store win­ honors in the national contest. Manville continued Its spectacular Trotzky from England because it rise and gained about 6 points at believed Trotzky’s presence here being held this week at Dougher­ dows will he drawn off tonight at 198. Buying of Pan American was would lead mischievous persons “ to SCORES ARE HURT 9:00 o’clock. The prizes consist of ty Lot on Center street announced a floor lamp, parlor table, chest of OBANTS REHEARING again the feature of the Oils, the exploit him for their own ends,” today that Friday night would be * “ B” stock rising 1 1-2 to 64 1-2 in Home Secretary J. R. Clynes an­ AS WINDOWS BREAK silver, and a mirror. • Washington, July 18.— A rehear­ a heavy turnover. Steel stocks were nounced in the House of Commons designed as Band Night, owing to The Red, White and Blue Trio DAVID CHAMBERS Second Mortgage 0? ing will be granted the City of New firm, within a fractional range of this afternoon. the fact that three of the local who have been performing but once Wednesday’s close. The utilities The statement was in response a night will put on their act at Money York on its rejected application to (Continoad from Page 1.) bands have offered their services to 8;00 o’clock and again at 10:30 for extend the North river pier head­ were slightly reactionary and equip­ to questions whether Trotzky’s the Legion Drum Corps, ’these COi^TRACTOR the balance of the week. Now on Hand ' line 100 feet channelward. ment stocks steady. exclusion was not due to the nego­ there in response to advertise­ bands will be seen in parade on Secretary of War Good announc­ Wheat sold off about 2 1-2 cents tiations now In progress with ments. The store doors were about Friday night, starting at 7 o’clock AND BUILDER ed today that he expected within a bushel on a natural reaction from Soviet Russia regarding resumption to be open and the sidewalk was at St James street. Bands taking Arthur A. Knoflai Average earnings of employee in the next few days-to send such a yesterday’s sensational advance. of diplomatic relations. jammed. Suddenly the window part are the Center Flute Band, 68 Hollister Street Ray, Roilci and Live in Manch< reply to a letter received from Cotton sold a few points higher. Clynes pointed out that the gov­ panes began to drop. To an observ­ Manchester Bag Pipe Band, The the motor vehicle Industry of the «7 5 Mali! St.. |*hone ' Mayor Walker protesting against Money was in good supply, with the ernment feared that Trotzky’s er the pieces of glass appeared to Spirit of ’ 76, and the local Legion United States were 75 cents per the War Department’s action re- prospect of a lower rate later in presence here might become the Shower down for five minutes from Fife Drum and Bugle Corps. ^ The hour in 1928, as against 72.3 cents fttslng the proiect. the day. source of grave embarrassment the time the windows first gave in. line , of march will be from St. in 1925 and 65^.7 cents ill 192S- ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD—IT.PA MANCHESTER ElVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN^ THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1929 P A G E FO U R DAILY RADIO PROGRAM OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY FROM 9 to 6 499.7—WTIC, HARTFORD—600. - L6&ding DX StSitions. Thtirsday, July 18. 6:30 5:30—Sea Gull dinner group. 6:00—Music memory contesL Herbert Straub, nationally known 7:00 ‘“ ■'.is'l-Ws.. ATLANT*-7«. 7:30 6:30—WEAF orch., baritone. 9:00 8:00—NBC programs 12 hrs.) conductor, wlU direct the Buffalo Civ­ 8:00 7:00—Tenor, orchestra. 11:00 10:00—Studio feature hour. ic Symphony orchestra when its 8:30 7;30—"Tone Color," musical. 12:00 11:00—Amos ’ n* Andy, coinedlana open-air concert U broadcast over 9:00 8:00—WEAF progs. (1% hrs.) 13-45 11:45—Studio organ recital. 10:30 9:30—Old-time barn dance. WABC and the Columbia network at 422.'3—WOR, NEWARK—710. 293.^KYW , CHICAGO—1020. 9:30 Thursday night. The guest 7:00 6:00—Commodore dinner music. 8:00 7:00—NBC programs (3 hra-) 6:30—Slim figures recital. 11:15 10:15-Dance music to J.ou. ‘M f d . i m M Q ) . » o ists wlU Include Helen Oelheim, Alois 7:30 389.4—W8BM, CHICAGO—770. Havrllla. Olive Kline, John Barclay. 8:00 7:00—Tenor; Gypsies music. HARTFORD 6 9:00 jj;00—London character man. 7'OU 6:00—Orchestra; organlsL Merle Alcott, Belle Baker and ^ in a ld 7:30 6:30—Two dance orchestras. Werrenrath. The o'-ganization Is 10:00Au.w 9:00—Studio musical hour. 11:05 10:05—Two dance orchestras. 8-00 7:U0—WABC programs (J nrs.; made UD of 76 members, who will piay 11:00 10:00—Studio dance frolic. well-known compositions that have 302.8—WBZ NEW ENGLAND—990. ^ e ^ ’T e S d wits’ a view to popular 7:00 6:00—Melody boys; twins. 254.1—WJJD, CHICAGO—1180. !i{S:ffl!lll!!!!!!«aS!n!U!!Plllll iinimminiminiin'IlIlii'iP, anneal. The famous trial of Joan oi 7:30 6:30—WJZ programs (1 hr.) 9:00 8:00—Mooseheart hour. Arc will be reproduced for listeners of 8:30 7:30—Studio artists hour . 9:30 8.30—Studio hub hour.^ 9:00 8:00—WJZ programs (2 hrs.) 10:30 9:30—Dance orchestra, artiais, WEAF and associated 348.6—WABC, NEW YORK-;-860. at 9:30. The trial of the Savior of 12:00 11:00—Artists; concert trio. France” Is not so important In Itself 6-30 6:30—Dinner dance music. 416.4— WGN-WLIB, CHICAGO—720. 7:05 6:05—United Symphony orch. 10:30 9:30—Musical mosaics, quintet. but it Illustrates the 7.OU—Vincent Lopez orchestra. civil court against ecclesiastl^l 8:00 11:20 10:20—Dance music: harmonists. 8:30 7:30—U .S. Marine band. 12:00 11:00—Dream ship; orchestra. unMs and that of the church against 8:00—Detective drama, “ Million the state. Joan, a simple, though In- 9:00 344.6—WLS, CHICAGO—870. • Infred peasant, is torn between these Dollar StIck-Up Man. 9:00 8:00—String sextet, vlolinlsL forces. *^In the radio drama the actual 9:30 8;30—Buffalo Civic Symphony, 9:30 8:30—Choral music; rouh“ ' “ P- court records have been used, and lis­ ju-au10:30 9:30—Grand opera selections. 11:00 10:00—Studio concert o ^ h ^ r ^ teners will hear the actors In this 11:00 10:00—Two dance orchestras. 447.5— WMAQ-WQJ. CHlCAGO-^70. st?an|e story speaking authentic 454.3_WEAF, n e w YORK—660. 8:30 7:30—Musical program trio. 6-00 5‘00—Dinner dance music. 9:00 8:00—Concert; music hours. lines. 6:00—Mid-week hymn slog- 7:00 10:30 9:30—Doctors’ . a,--. Wave lengths In meters on left of 7:30 6-30—Comfort hour with Thom­ as Joyce, baritone, 11:00 10:00—Amos 'n Andy, comedians station tiUe. kilocycles on right. 11- 10 10:10—Dance music, scr*?'*- Times are Eastern D ayll^t Saying 8:00 7:00—Buck and Wing, comedy 238-KOIL, c o u n c il BLUFFS-1260. and Eastern Standard. Black face vaudeville sketch. • 8:00 7:00—WABC programs (3 hrs.) 8:30 7:30—Broadway lights, musical types indicates best features. 8:00—Male quartet, tenor, bats. 11:00 10:00—Merry ramblers; dance. 9:00 12:00 11:00—Amos 'n' Andy: studio. 9:30 8:30—History drama, “ Trial of 288.3—WFAA, DALLAS-IMO. Leading East Stations. Joan of Arc.” 9-00—Orchestra, counsellor. 7-30 6:30—WEAF orchestra, songs. 10:00 9-30 8:30—WJZ concert progrom- 272^^WPG. ATLANTIC CITY-1100. 10:30 g.30—Concert Bureau program with famous male stars. 351.2—KOA. DENVER—830. 8:00 7:00—Gospel hymn sing. 9:30 8:30—NBC programs hrs.) 8-20 7:20—Organist: entertainers. 11-30 10:30—Two dance orchestras. 11:00 10:00—Denver Municipal bana. 9:30 8:30—Creatore’s concert bana. 393.5—WJZ, NEW YORK—760. 12- 00 ll'IlO—Serenaders dance music. 10:00 9:00—Studio artists hour. 6-00 5:00—Childrei’s stories, songs. 5:30_Pollack’s dance orchestra ^ 299 8-W H O . DES MOlNES-1000. lO'SO 9:30—Four dance orchestras. 0:30 8:00 7:00—NBC programs (4 hrs.) '283—WBAL BALTIMORE—1060. 7:15 6:15—Ukulelist and pianisL fi;30—To be announced. 12 00 11:00—Favorite melodies hour. 7-00 6:00—Peabody organ recital. 7:30 374,8_WBAP. f o r t WORTH—800. 7- 30 6 :30 -WJZ programs (1 8:00 hr.) 7:00 -Male trio, orchestra. <,.■)() 7.3o_Pongs. Instrunientulists. 8- 30 7:30—Mezzo-soprano, baritone.8:30 7:30—Broadway lights, stars. S;00—Saxoplionists. male trio. I748-KTHS. HOT SPRlNGS-800. 9:00 8:00—WJZ programs (1 hr.) 9:00 9-30 8:30—Dance band, soprano. iK 10 00 9:00—Chesapeake music hour. 9:30 8:30—Rosario Bourdon’s orch. 9:00—Mid-week music hour. I’-OO 12:00—Studio entertainment. 10:30 0:30—WJZ programs (IH hr^-l 10:00 491.5_WDAF. KANSAS CITY-610. 545.1—WGR. BUFFALO—550. 10:30 9:30—World travelogue with Margaret Olsen, soprano. q.()0 8:00—iN'BC programs (1 hr.) 7 10 6:10—Van Surdam’s orchestr^ 10:00 0:00—Favorite: tenor; orch. 8:00 7:00—WEAF progs. (U4 hrs.) 13 :00 10:00—Slumber music. 535.4— WFl, PHILADELPHIA—560. 12:00 11:00—Amos ’ n’ Andy, comedians U:3h 8:30—Arcadia dance orchestra. 12-1.5 11:15—Orchc.stra ;variety hour. 10:00 9:00—WEAF progs, d ^ .h r s -) 6:00 5:00—Automobile club feature. 7:16 6:15—Topics in season. 1^15 12:45—N'ighttiawk frolic. 333.1—WMAK, BUFFALO—900. 468.5—KFI. LOS ANGELES—640. 10:30 9:30—Bank concert. 8:00 7:00—WEAF progs. (3% hrs.) 243.8—WNAC. BOSTON-1230, 491.5— WIP, PHILADELPHIA—610. 11- 30 10u30—Standard Symphony orch. 7'11 6:11—Amos ’ n’ Andy, comedians 6:30 6:30—Adelphia dinner music. 1:00 12:00—Moore's concert orchestra 7:00 6:00—Children's birthday list. 2;00 1:00—Slumber mu.sic. 7- 30 6:30—WABC dance music. 379.5—KGO. OAKLAND—790. 8- dO 7:00—Feature music hour. 305.9—KDKA, PITTSBURGH—980. S ?o 7:30—WABC progs. (3>A hrs.) 6:00 6:00—Studio band; musicians. 1:00 12:30-Memory Lane mu.sic. 428.3—WLW, CINCINNATI—700. 8:00 7:00—WJZ programs (4 hrs.) 1:30 12:30—Play; Slumber music. 245.8—WCAE, PITTSBURGH—1220. 3.90 2:00—Trocaderana orchestra. 8:00 7:00—WJZ programs (2 hrs.) 370 2—WCCO. MINN., ST. PAUL—810. 10:00 9:00—Studio music hour. 6:00 5:00—Dinner dance music. 10:30 9:30—WJZ musical travelogue. 7:00 6:00—Pianist; talk: music. 9-30 8:.30—WABC prbgs. (1% hrs.) 8:00 7:00—WEAF progs. (3V4 hrs.) 11:00 10:00—Pianist: theater hour. 11:00 10:00—Concerts; orchestra. 12- 00 11:00—T.nng’a dance orehe.^tra. 12:00 11:00—Dhonau trio, songs. 11:30 10:30—Trncy-Brown's orchestra. 12-30 11:30—Orchestras: variety hour. 260.7—WHAM, ROCHESTER—1150. '461.3-WSM. NASHVILLE—650. I 280.2—WTAM. CLEVELAND—1070. 8:30 7:30—Eastman School concert. 9:00 8:00—NBC programs (2 hrs.) 8:00 7:00—Invisible chorus. 9:00 8:00—WJZ programs (2% hrs.) I'l-oo 10:00- Vioiini.st; entertainer. 8:30 7:30—WEAF programs (1 hr.) 11:30 10 :iil—Cornell Collegian.a music. 12-00 11:00—WEAF danee orehe.atra.» 12:00 11:00—Theater organ recital. 270.1—WRVA. RICHMOND—1110. 9:30 8:80—Musical tour; songs. 7:00 6:00-Orchestra: Amos ’ n’ Andy Entire Dining Room Stock 10:30 9:30—Orchestra: rudioettes. 379.5_WGY, SCHENECTADY—79a 11:30 10:30—Variety feature hour. 12:55 11:55—Time: weather; markets. g;no 7:00—Richmond First club. 12-30 11:30—The two dance orchestras. 6:30 5:30—Albany dinner music. 9:30 8 :30 -NBC programs (2 hrs.) 7:30 -6:30—Rice string quartet. 11:30 10:30—Dixie spiritual singers. 399.8—W eX-W JR. DETROIT—760, 12-00 11-00—Boosters music hour 8:00 7:00—------WJZ programs----- (3 hrs.) 8:00 7:00—Agricultural program. 11:00 10:00—Egyptian serenadera. 8:.30 7:30—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) 440,9—KPO. SAN FRANCISCO—680. per per 12:00 ll:00-JC)rganist: dance music. 11:30 ...... 10:30—Theater------organ recital. 12;0'i 11:00—NBC dance music J Secondary Eastern Stations. Secondary DX Stations. 608.2—WEEI, BOSTON—690. 356.9—CNRT, TORONTO—840. 344.6— WENR. CHICAGO—870. cent cent T;10 6:10—Studio music hour. 9:00 8:00—French Canadian concerL 8:15 7:15—Farmer Rusk’.a talk. 7:30 6:30—WE.\F orchestra, tenor. 10:00 9:00—Canadian concerL 12:00 11:00—Parade: comedy teams, 8:00 7:00—Musical entertainments. 11:15 10:15—Ottawa dance music. 1:00 12:00—DX air vaudeville. S:."i0 7:30—WEAF programs (1 hr.) 296.9—WHN, NEW YORK—1010. 202.6— WHT, CHICAGO—1480. 9:30 8:80—Melody men's recital. 6:00 6:00—y. W. C. A. entertainment 10:00 9:00—WEAF musical program. 6:30 5:30—Songs: dance music. 10:00 9:00—Studio concert. — 374.8—WSAI, CINCINNATI—800. 272.6— WLWL, NEW YORK—1100. 11:00 10:00—Your hour league. 8:30 7:30—WEAF programs (1 hr.) 6:00 5:00—Soprano, orchestra, bass. 333.1—KHJ, LOS ANGELES-900. 9:30 8:30—Minstrel men’s frolic. 7:00 6:00—K. of C. hour; talk. 11:00 10:00-Orchestra: songs; artists. 10:00 9:00—WEAF programs (1 hr.) 7:25 6:25—Tenor: picture talk. 12:00 11:00—Dance music. 11:00 10:00—Footlights; orchestra. 526—WNYC, NEW YORK—570. Less in the August Sale 508.2—WOW, OMAHA—690. 215.7—WHK. CLEVELAND—1390. 7:35 6:35-Air college lectures. 8:05 '7:05—Marine Greene, pianist. 10:00 9:00—Feature program. WM. E. KRAH 8:00 7:00—1. B. S. A. mid-week ser. 11:00 10:00—Burnhn’m’s rhythm kings. 9:00 8:00—WEAF detective drama. 8:30 7:30—CIcclo's band concert. 9:30 8:30—Boys: lunatics music. 315.6— WRC. WASHINGTON—950. 309.1—KJR. SEATTLE—970. Expert The Sale Is On . . . all regular Wise, Smith furniture is included at the August Sale 10:30 9:3(1—Quartet; Slumber music. 9:30 8 :3 0 -WEAF props. (Iti hrs.) 11:00 10:00—Artistic ensemble; soloists 32:00 11:00—Amos 'n' Andy, comedians 11:00 10:00—WJZ Slumber music. 12:00 11:00—Salon orche.stra, artists. Radio Service Prices—now ! Every type of home and every room, may be furnished from this furni­ 12:15 11:15—Day’s dance music. 12:00 11:00—Daugherty’s orchestra. I 1:00 12:00—Vic Myer's orchestra. Philco Jars and Hatteries R C A I'uhefi and New Sets. ture ! Phone 364-2 The Budget Account permits purchase and use of furniture now, with payments 3 | S > „ & T U . spread over the months. ^ .l j W T 1 C , .UOTAIIONS HC Make your visit to the sale, and bring the family ! Evening appointments arranged. PROGRAMS im Travelers, Hartford T ypewriters 500 m. 600 K. C. “ 1 have found that the biggest "OLD IRONSIDES” ESCAPE. All makes, sold, ren^ied, ex- 9 Pc. Dining Room Suite 10 Pc. Dining Room Suite men are the simplest, the humbl­ ibanged and overhauled, It was on July 18, 1812, that the — regular price $385.00 Program For Thursday est, the most trusting.”— Ivy Lee. 8|ieclal rental rales to sto- 9-pieco figured walnut veneers on 6:20 p. m.— Summary of Program United States 44-gun frigate. The gum wood base, 66-inch buffet, attrac­ Ten-piece, mahogany veneer and "My advice to a woman who Constitution, lovingly called “ Old lents. Rebuilt machines and United States Dally News i tive china cabinet, dining room table gumwood suite, 66-inch buffet, Bulletins from Washington. wants to stay married is not to Ironsides” and preserved today as 6IS0.00 and np. cabinet base china cabinet, double 6:25 p. ni.— Hartford Courant have a child before thirty, even if the most prized relic of the U. S. and six chairs. Regular Value $149.00, her husband takes a sledge-hammer navy, escaped from the British pedestal base dining table, cabinet $269 News Bulletins. i For ...... 6:30 p. m.— Sea Gull Dinner to her.”— Dr. John Broadus Wat­ fleet after a three days’ chase off KEMP'S serving table and six chairs. Group— Herb France, Director son. the New Jersey coast. 6:55 p. m,— Baseball Scores, From this escape, which seemed 763 Main St. Phone 821 7:00 p. m.— King Perfecto Music “ I look back upon my fishing an impossibility at the time, “ Old Memory Contest directed by and woodchopping days in Ohio as Ironsides” went on to naval his­ 9 Pc. Dining Room Suite 10 Pc. Dining Room Suite Emil Heimberger. the happiest of my life.”— John D. tory. 7:30 p. m.— Coward Comfort Rockefeller. It was shortly after evading the — regular price $239.00 — regular price $445.00 Hour from N. B. C. studios— British squadron that the Constl- Nine-piece, mahogany veneer Ten-piece dining room suite built Fritz Forsch, Musical Director. "It does not seem to me to be an tution-Guerriere engagement took FOR KADIO and gumwood suite finished an­ exaggeration to say that the motor place off Cape Race. And In suc­ of selected walnut veneers and 8:00 p. m.— Buck and Wing— tique. 66-inch buffet, cabinet, gumwood, Birdseye maple overlay Phil Cook and Bob Tesseman car is the greatest creator of wealth ceeding naval battles she defeated SK K V K 'K $275 the world has ever known.” — the Java, Picton, Cyane, Levant serving table, dining table and six $149 in comic sketch of small time PHONK1968 panels. 72-inch buffet, enclosed vaudeville team. James D. Mooney, president Gen­ and other British vessels. chairs. china cabinet, serving table, dining table and six chairs eral Motors Expert Company. Have ynii neard the oei% ftla* 8:30 p. m.— Travelers Club Or­ It was mainly through the na­ with tapestry seats and backs. chestra direct from The Travel­ (Forbes Magazine.) tion-wide interest attached to her lestlc Electric Radio’/ ers Recreation Grounds— Nor­ victories that talk of secession at "Nobody can make progress with Barstow Radio man Cloutier, Director, the time died down. 9 Pc. Bungalow Dining Room Suite 9:00 p. m.— Seiberling Singers deceit in their heart. , . . The After lying, rotting away, at Service 10 Pc. Dining Room Smte from N. B. C.’ Studios— Frank way to win people to trust is to the Boston Navy Yard for many trust them.” —^Charles G. Dawes. years, a fun of $500,000 was Anttiurtzed Dealer — regular price $299.00 Black, Director. Dlajeatic, Cnisley, I'hilro — regular price $575.00 The trial of Joan of Arc in raised in a campaign to save "Old Nine-piece, bungalow dining Ten-piece dining room suite built “ Who will deny that young girls, Ironsides.” And the vessel, near­ 216 Dllildle I'uriipike East room suite built of walnut veneers the fifteenth century will be taking them en mas.se, are really South Mafichester of selected mahogany veneers and the subject of this evening’s ly a century and a half old, went and gumwood. Has 66-inch buffet, very Inspid? Very young men may ^ back to the dry docks for repairs. $175 gumwood. 72-inch buffet, china chapter >)f "Historic Trli Is” , not find them so; but, then, veryj refectorv dining table, enclosed $395 to be broadcast at 9;30 o’clock cabinet, serving table, dining table young men are none too pungent china cabinet, two benches, two arm chairs, and two side through Station WTIC. This themselves.” — R. le Clerc Phillips. and six chairs. -will be the second Instalment (North American Review.) chairs. of the series, which is designed to dramatize famous trials -which have played Important parts in the history of the na­ • EVEN THAT’S COSTLY tions. Edward Hale Blerstadt, .ere^s an offer Beds and Bedding at August Sale Prices author of “ Curious Trials and T. R. Agg and H. S. Carter of ‘ Criminal Cases” , wrote these Iowa State-College, Ames, la., figure radio sketches, basing them that It costs 6.43 cents per mile to that*8 too good to miss on actual testimony in court operates the average automobile. In records. The trials of Mary, 1924 the same two men figured the Queen of Scots, Sir Walter cost to be 10 cents a mile. Improved Metal Beds highways and greater mileage of Raleigh, the famous burglar O H i g Charles Peace, and other cele­ cars are reasons given for this de­ brated defendants have pro­ crease in operating cost. vided material for forthcoming *203 to r a $ 8 .95 broadcasts. —r e ^ a r l y $12.75 10:00 p, m.— Halsey-Stuart Hour Newt Frigidaire Brown finished metal beds. from N. B. C. Studios— Apdy Panel design with center deco­ ' Sannella, Director. Visit the Porcetaim-om-rntmel ration and double spindles on 10:30 p. m.— Hotchkiss, Hinckley each side. Twin or full size. and Welsh Old Fashioned Barn Inner Spring Mattresses Dance from Bloomfield, Con­ o u taidB mmd immidm necticut— Sammy Spring and , McGovern his orchestra. $ 27.50 11:00 p. m.— Hartford Courant News Bulletins: Weather Re­ Granite Co.*s — regularly $35.00 Day Beds $ 21 .6 d port. liberal terniB , Restful, sleep-giving mattresses built wth If yen prefer hundreds of tempered steel, spiral coiled • —regularly $28.50 Memorial chrome finished springs covered with thick layers of resilient Automatic glide-over, metal frame double day beds, complete hardware...power- Exhibition U-TONEPorco- white felt, upholstered with fine quality, with cretonne upholstered mattresses. i la in -o n -8te e l ful compressor, of T woven ticking and roll edges. ATBODGHI extenor.. .seam­ yet incredibly less Porcelain-on- quiet... equipped For when he dleth he shall carry M attresses Bed Springs nothing away: his glory shall not Monuments and steel lining...8 square feet with the famous Frigid* descend after him.— Psalms 49:17. Marke>s of shelf space • • • 4 cubic aire “ Cold Control.’* CaU feet food compartment at our display room today. $ 1 4 9 5 $ 6 9 5 There Is this benefit in brag, Original in Conception — regularly $19.75 — regularly $8.95 that the speaker Is unconsciously Fine quality, 100 per expressing his own ideal. Humor Moderate in Price FRIGIDAIRE cent, white cotton, layer Guaranteed metal him by all means, draw it all out, felt covered with fine frame bed springs, and hold him to it.— Emerson. 147 Allyn St., Hartford M0MM TMAN A MME.LM0N MN VBB quality ticking upholster­ fitted with wishbone ed with roll edges. fabric. PAUL HILLERY, INC. Wise, Smith & Co. — Fifth Floor. Improperly prepared and ad­ Mr. J. Fuller Mitchell . 740 Main Street dressed maU causea a loss to the Local Represeniative MANCHESTER ELECTRIC COMPANY -r Post Office Department and users Phone 2-4129 Bonth Manchester, Conn. of the mails of 14,000,000 to |5.- POO.OOlLannnalljr' 'J - r-

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Film Fight May Close French Movie Theaters A yfervlce tfiakf ir

By MINOTT SAUNDERS ^wlth the cutting off of American Furniture c f llawrtf cf d films the situation is becoming Paris—There Is not much talk acute. France in a normal year about the talkies here In France. provides a market for about 600 films and to fill this want there Your old furniture is dona­ The chief concern of moving picture are today available only the more houses and those who like to attend or less nebulous forty French films, Scores of families are trad­ them Is to have some ordinary sudh American-made films as were ted in your name to the silent pictures to talk about. bought before the shutdown was ^ 4 put in operation, and the old films The moving picture lousiness is that were declared unfit for release. ing their old furniture in rather a desperate way owing Certain German, English and Rus» SALVATION ARMY to the French demand that for slan films will be available, but as every three American-made films they will be affected by the quota.in for new—and also helping You may trade in anything in the way 6f home-fur- allowed to enter France one French- the same way as the American films, nishings on anything in our store. The merchandise wU made film must be purchased. This it is difficult to see what the thea* proposal, which is before the gov­ ters here are going to run. then be donated on your behalf to the Salvation Army. ernment, caused American distrib­ In brief, the situation is this: the a worthy charity. V We will make a fair allowance on your used furniture, utors here to close their offices. French people want to see the best no matter how old or worn it is. ■ The Salvation > Army American producers had been ship- films, and these are made In Amer­ When we announced this new Trade-In Service, we •will pick up your old things when the new ones are de­ ring films on a 7-to-l quota, but ica; the French exhibitors want to fill their houses and make money, did not dream that it would be met with such response livered. Not a single piece of the old merchandise will that has been discarded by France . . . really beyond our fondest expectations. The service a. d -failure of a compromise has and to do this they must give the come into our store. This Trade-in service, while caused a deadlock. public what it wants: the French is comprised of so many fine features for the benefit ot new to Hartford, is nevertheless very successfully French .producers of films, acting producers are ambitious of building the customers that its success is assured. First of all, up a great Industry that will chal­ used by many of the country’s oldest, and most through the Superior Cinema Con­ lenge the American film domina­ your old furniture is worth money to you when traded in reliable furniture stores. However, the Sal­ trol Commission, want the lowest for new furniture at Garber Brothers. Secondly your possible quota in order to develop tion but they have not the money, vation Army’s receiving the old merchan­ the French industry. The theater the talent or the opportunity be­ home is made more beautiful and comfortable with mod­ dise is an individual feature of Garber cause of the popularity and su­ ern furniture and at moderate cost to you. And thirdly owners, however, are against it be- periority of American-made film#; Brothers. cause their customers like Ameri- . . . you directly aid the Salvation Army — certainly a the American distributors have lots ♦••o' ^ I can films and French films in the of good films to sell, but don’t want worthy charity. house mean had business. You may trade in Many Thrown Out of Work to take too many poor French films ' There is still hope for an agree­ in payment: and the Ministry of anything in the way ment because it is thought that the Fine Arts wants peace all around. Coordinating these various inter­ CO* V I government is less anxious to an- Liberal Allowance Made For o* of homefurnishings i tagonize French exhibitors and the ests isn't so easy, however. o'* ■ vast number of workers in French Few Talkies Shown Your Old Furniture •: theaters. It is estimated that over Only three of four of the highest 2000 theater employes have alread' class downtown picture theaters are ; been thrown out of work because now able to produce talking pic­ v of the withholding of .American tures. Such as have been shown have met with great success, but t films. ■ It Is now likely that the trade they have chiefly been singing r here will be forced to release a roles, or news reels with French ^ large number of old America.! films events featured. So far talkies are S of the cheapest kind, those that a novelty here. The language diffi­ I have been shelved hy the French culty is disturbing exhibitors be­ t producers during the past three cause the best talkies are either years and which have been a dead American or German. The first ? loss on their hooks, French language film, produced in ft The supply of new French-made Hollywood and featuring Maurice Open a ?■ films is estimated to\be under forty Chevalier, has only just opened and — probably a long way under—and is attracting capacity houses. Charge to another with a variety of con­ Account cerns never gets you anywhere. If FINDS HIS ROMANCE you have anything in you, and the company you are working for is Exceptional—This Genuine progressive, someone, sometime, 3-Piece Bed-Davenport Suite will discover your abilities and you IN BUSINESS WORLD will move ahead. 3-Piece Angora Mohair Suite "There is no place In a successful in Jacquard business today for a swivel chair executive. We, in the N. C. R. I After Twenty Years In In- executive offices, spend about 60 per cent of a year’s time in the field alongside our sales forces. We $ 159 * I dustry Executive Gives travel thousands of miles a year $139 studying trade problems and helping Here is a three-piece Living Room Suite in genuine 14 Advice to Young Men. the salesmen with jobs they are Here is an excellently constructed suite. It will out­ troubled with. Mohair. Hand-tied resilient coil springs on webbing. Idstcn to Suggestions. last any suite selling elsewhere at the same price. A cosy Reversible cushions in Mohair. Luxuriously comfortable Dayton, O., July 18.—The best “Then again, it is Important that davenport, which at will turns into a comfortable bed—a and durable.' Comprises a davenport, club chair and way to find romance in modern that executive officers keep a close club chair and wing chair. . Covered in jacquard velour— wing chair. An excellent $225 value. contact with the men at the wor\t a most beautiful and serviceable material. America is to plunge straight into benches. They, after all, are power­ a career in American business, ful factors in the Industry’s growth. i Thdt, ■ahy’wuy, is the conclusion .All the orders in the world are Incomparable Value, This of J. H. Barringer, first vice-presi­ worthless unless there are com­ dent and general manager of the petent mechanics to turn out per­ 4-Piece Bedroom Suite National Cash Register eompany. He fect workmanship. A general expresses it like this: manager’s office ought always to be "The day romance passes away open to the man in the shop who . from our industrial life in America has a legitimate complaint to offer , we face a hard future. It is ro- or a suggestion to make. ' mance, the glamor of getting ahead, “After 20 years with the only In- : of doing something that someone $139 j dustry with which I have ever been else never did before, that puts life associated, I think I am prepared to k into any kind of career.” Isay that the four cardinal elements Four beautiful pieces, exactly as illustrated, durably ^ Naturally enough, Barringer’s 'which go to make up a successful constructed of walnut veneer in combination with selected [• own life story expresses this prin- career for any young man or young cabinet wood, comprising a spacious dresser, chest of Walnut Double ciple. woman are these: aim straight at 8.3x10.6 drawers, French styled Vanity and full sized Bed. Finished '■ About 20 years ago Barringer the job you want; work hard to at­ Cedar Chest , moved into Dayton from a farm tain that goal; study hard after you Axminster Rug in antique walnut enhanced by dignified hairline. Da-Bed near Osborn, O., and got a job as have reached It, and play fair with t filing clerk with the National Cash everyone you come in contact with.” f Register Co., at the salary of $13.50 Metal Bed $27.50 $19,50 L a week. For milady’s fine apparel, $18.75 t Attracted Boss’ Attention. “COMMANDERS” TO PLAY A very convincing of­ blankets, etc.—When they i; Now a file clerk’s job hardly $4.75 fer. A Rug of this quali­ are packed in a good cedar This is a day - bed ' looks like a stepping stone to bet- ty and size should sell for chest the moths will not get value without parallel. i ter things. But Barringer was re- AT RAU’S, CRYSTAL LAKE A wonderful value — This $40.00. Choice Of several at them. This LANE CHEST s solved to make it one. He worked white enameled bed. Regular patterns which are all Is well constructed of wal­ Comfortable folding [i on the job with all there was in $7.50 value. new from 1929 market. nut veneer on Tennessee mattress and covered I him; and lo and behold! one morn- Saturday evening at Rau’s, Crys­ cedar. with attractive cretonne. ing the late J. H. Patterson, presi- tal Lake, the sensational "Com- , dent of the company, happened to I manders” will be the feature at­ find him on the job before the traction. They have been secured y opening whistle blew for work to ! after numerable requests from the t begin. No one else in the place had j public and should go over big. The 5 0 0 _ ^ N I ) J ' With every refrigerator SPECIAL I started work yet. Patterson, im- Commanders who are composed of we give you absolutely free I pressed, gave him a promotion and the pick of musicians from Hart­ a book containing tickets Wicker J raised his salary to $25. ford, Stafford and Wllllmantlc are for five hundred pounds of ? “I liked my job, and that Was under the efficient and capable di­ ice. Under ordinary con­ e why I put in as much time as I rection of Danny Haig and Bill sumption this is good for 3 Chair ij.could on it,” reminisces Barringer. Smith, who for a number of years weeks to a month's supply. * “I had no other idea in mind in have been firmly entrenched in the Colorful 3-Piece Wicker Suite^ orchestral field, having been as­ sociated with some of the most re­ $7,50 nowned units in the business. With of Fine Construction A regular $12.50 chair, well \ their vast knowledge and experi­ constructed and cretonne uphol­ ence they have developed a pleas­ ing combination rendering special stered back and removable seat. arrangements, vocal solos, the last $34.50 Only a few left. word in blue and hot harmonies, and everything else within the Cool, comfortable and colorful. This 3-piece set made scope of any superb organization. Danny Haig and Bill Smith who Top leer, $12.75 of closely woven fiber is a truly wonderful v^ue. Automo­ have both been to Europe In tour bile styled cushions as well as cretonne upholstered backs. Ice with a Paul Whitman unit will be A $75 value. present in person and those in Side leer, $22.50 f sarch of a novel brand of enter- Cream linment and snappy, peppy dance 3-door Ic^ , $28.50 lusic, will find genuine enjoyment Freezers it Rau’s new dance Palace Satur- Lawson lay from nine to one o’clock day­ light saving time. Sofa X. THE ANSWER. Here Is the answer to the Letter $95-00 Golf puzzle on the comic page; It’s so econQmical as well as great fun to make your ' WELL. WELD, WEED. SEED, Luxuriously comfortable-—this Lawson davenport of SLED, BLED, BRED. own ice cream. These freezers will be bought up imme­ J. H. Barringer. custom-construction. Covered in quality denim, chojse of 10 patterns—cushions are reversible. The price speaks diately. Early shopping is advisable. At 65c the de­ ic going to work as soon as I came to mand will be so great that we are obliged to place thesef fi the office. Men who think they are for itself. restrictions—No C. 0. D. or ’phone orders, and only 1 to. fooling their superiors by a spurt a customer. _ : , ■ ^ ) |,of industry when they feel they HAVE YOU femay be observed never get along. A t boss who can be fooled f.hat easily j Knever remains a boss very long.” \ if At any rate, Barringer got his -•L. • 1.^ ^promotion. Others followed — so SEEN ; that in a little more than ten years’ PHONE •: time Barringer found himself vice I ,, president of the company. His FREE-PRIVATE , ■ I . services have taught him many les­ 2-7157 M sons about American business — CLEARVIEW ' lessons that he is anxious to pass PARKING SPACE on to ambitious young fellows who FINE FURNITURE MORGAN FOR EVENING are just beginning, as he was 20 Just drive in on Market street side of years ago, with nothing but deter­ CALL 5440 d ir e c t^ ' - • mination and high hopes, totheJPuJbUc m a r k e t s ^ VISIT ' HP “First of all, my 20 years in in­ FOR CAR our building. v\*l . dustry have taught me the necessity ‘ So for a youn& man to pick out the ! M •. .. 1 .<.1^ jijompany he wants to be Identified TO TAKE y o u ^57 ajud .stick -to i t / ’ ke .says. A «hort BIwk FWfitt M^rStreet; '“This shifting around from one Job TO SEE IT m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CqNN, THURSDAY, JULY 18,1929 1>AGE SIX

proposed, through what Influence grandizement that belongs to a IHsncIieBtrr it was adopted, the very processes past and barbaric age. nOING PLACES of Its enactment are surrounded w A N D Euftrtng B wthUi by a haze. "Very strangely Indeed, COMPLICATED It is easy to Imagine the Navy PUBLlSHJflD BY THB thou^ It contemplated a veritable RfFING things! HBRAIjD p r in t in g CX)MPANT, INa revolution In public service control casting a cold and clammy eye at IS Bluell StTMt. that ought to have attracted In­ the Army’s military maneuvers in Soatb Manohester, Conn. Los Angeles, July 18— Rambling 4:about the countryside. Lslndlng stant attention at the time, no law New Jersey. The Army, in order fields grow almost as numerous as THOMAS PBROUSON. notes of a roving reporter—the film Goner&l Manager passed by the recent session of the to create the kind of a situation It garages. Stock is sold as It once and society women wear browned was in the oil fields or in real es­ Legislature aroused less Interest. best loves, has introduced a theo­ Founded October I< 1881 hare legs with their evening dress- tate projects. But then, Manhattan We are not at all sure that It was retical invading Red force Into {never was greatly aware of what e.s. And very becoming tool Publlabed Every Evening evefr mentioned In any printed re­ New Jersey and has erected a de­ the rest of the country was doing, Sundaye and H o lld a y a Entered at the Distance is too common-place to Poet Office at South Manchester. port of the legislative proceedings. fending Blue host whose business lend enchantment here. Your clos­ ilt’s just as well to get away once Conn.. M Second Class Mall Matter. It has, In fact, every earmark of a It Is to lick the Invaders. To jus­ est friends are likely to live within iinawhile! \ sneak law, put over by Legislative tify the presence of the foreigners flying distance. Asked to lunch the ! Trick papier mache statuary at SOBSCRIP'l’lON RATES: on American soil it was necessary other day by Estelle Taylor and bne Tear, by mall ...... legerdemaine while every observer Jack Dempsey, I left the hotel and i scores of roadside sp o ts...... Per Month, by m a ll...... J was looking out the window, so to for the Army to assume that the found myself nearly 55 miles away ! Everything from the battle of Bull Delivered, one year ...... Navy had been defeated at sea. It ^ Run to Washington crossing the Single cop ies...... * speak. In the Santa Monica hills before the Delaware, all advertising some- The history of this measure Is Is that assumption that must raise dinner bell rang. And that, I was : body’s lunch counter or motor oil. SPECIAL advertising HEPHu.- the gorge of the seagoing fighters. told, was “close in." Wha.s SENTATIVE: Hamilton - DeLlsser, something that may be well worth commuting anywhere else in The. sense of musical comedy Inc. 285 Madison Ave., New York. N. close Inquiry, just as Us ultimate For the Army toi predicate its 1 which projects Itself everywhere. Y. and 612 North Michigan Ave.. the world is just going call­ ' Thousands of houses trying to look Chicago, Ilia ______purpose would well deserve the course or its policies on the possi­ ing here. That world-famous p'est, the Los Angeles booster, used to j like movie sets and thousands of most meticulous scrutiny. But we bility of the fleet’s failure to lick I movie sets trying to look like The Herald Is on sale dally at all the enemy is, of course, positively tell us how the city would grow. Schults and Hoatllng news stands In know of no agency likely to suc­ But the old time booster has just I houses. New York City. ____ _ insulting. ' about disappeared. Broadwayltes I Telephones attached to the bar- cessfully carry on either unless the I ber’s chairs in the Blltmore hotel. persons directly and adversely af­ What makes It more uncomfort­ would be astounded could they hear Lieased Wire Service client ot In their horn- town boys and gals I The thousands of girl3 on the ternatlonal News Service. fected combine to bring the facts able still for the Navy Is the added ' streets who try to look like tl^lr Full service client of N B A Service, fact that It can’t very well chal­ race on. For them it s better than to light. the '49 days. They get their gold I favorite movie stag's. If Llll Da- Inc. / ______lenge the assumption of the Army ! mita wears her blond tresses In Meantime, however this transfer and they don’t have to dig very Member. Audit Bureau of Clrcula' without stepping, so to speak, on hard for it. They sail in with a loose curls, the next day halt of of taxi control from the Motor Ve­ the shop girls are doing it. For The Modern Kitchen tions. ______Its own tongue. So loud and long contract in their pockets and with­ hicle Department to the Public And it’s just Impossible to get and many have been the Navy’s in two weeks they’ve made two The Herald Printing Company. Ino., Utilities Commission was engineer­ down payments on a hillside man­ away from the movies. The store assumes no financial respons.blllty cries that it must have ships, ships, windows tell you that So-and-so for tvDOKraphteal errors appearing in ed, the outrageous character of its sion, paid $5 down on a car and advertisements In the Manchester and still more ships In order not begin to feel sorry for “the poor buys her sweaters there. The hat administration Is manifest enough. stores tell you that Carleton Pheeny Evening Herald.______to be hopelessly outclassed by we guys back home sweltering in the , Our Semi-Annual Sale For the Commission to drive Mr. buys his bowlers there. All about don’t know how many different heat wave.” If this be typical Lo.s THURSDAY, JULY 18. 1929 Tatem’s taxicabs off the streets ot Angeles boosting, make the most the studios spring up little shops navies, that any present protests to lure the crudulous tourist. One Manchester on the ground that of . ff CHINA AND RUSSI.A against the Idea that it can be The amazing growth of aircrait place deals in autographed copies Offers Many Ideas public convenience and necessity of stars’ pictures, .^or instance. China and Russia, both signa­ licked would be, to say the least, out here. Halt of Holly\/^o: u en­ did not require such a service is gaged In buying a plane. Beebe Don’t ask me whether the stars tory to the Kellogg peace pact, shockingly contradictory. The ever signed them or not. I merely an example of dunderheaded ty­ Daniels flies her own. And pas­ are on the verge of war if not ac­ Navy) having been treated like a know that the shops deal in them. Refrigerators Reduced Smart Breakfast Sets ranny that would be funny if it senger planes go skylarking here tually at grips. Each of these na­ worm by the Army, is perforce un­ and there even as in Europe. The In a second hand store, I saw arti­ were not so sinister. ^ Coast is years ahead of the east in cles of furniture and knick knacks 5-piece Unfinished Breakfast Set, tions, having solemnly foresworn der the sore necessity of preserv­ that were guaranteed to have come Iveonard Polar King, 25 lbs. of ice, Up to the time that the Tatem aviation promotion. One can skim reduced...... $9.95 gateleg table type, Special . .$19.75 war “as an instrument of national ing a wormlike silence. But we’d the Rockies into Salt Lake, cut a from the homes of the movie folk. policy,” will be prepared of cabs appeared on the streets of bet that It Is gnashing a terrible short path to the Texas and Okla­ And oh, how the movie mob loves Leonard Polar King, 50 lbs. of ice, 5-piece Breakfast Set, shaded walnut course, and with a clear conscience, this town there were but two taxis lot of teeth—for a worm. homa southwest, leap over to Cata­ them! reduced to ...... $19.80 finish, reduced t o ...... $24.00 in operation and both of these lina or down to San Diego and the Oranges at two-bits a crate along to justify its action in going to thB auto trails . . The amazingly 5-piece Breakfast Set, smoky gray were quartered at the north end. Mexican border resorts or hit all Leonard Polar King, Porcelain lined, war as something forced upon it the spots en route to 'Tew York few people one sees walking in the 50 lbs. of ice, reduced to .. .$37.50 finish, reduced from $33.00 to by circumstances and not at all the It is extremely doubtful If there is from Kansas City to St. Louis to residential district .... Every­ ...... $25.00 one has a car and nobody walks Leonard Polar King, Porcelain lined, outgrowth of either its policy or another town In America, from one Chicago. This Is the most air con­ 5-piece Maple Breakfast Set, reduced end of It to the other, of equal scious spot on our map, and the except in the business belt • 75 lbs. of ice, reduced to .. .$44.00 Its impulses. citizenry is playing it strong. Cor­ Once removed from there it’s as from $39.50 to ...... $32.00 This new’spaper has never gone size with Manchester that hasn’t lonelv as a country road. Leonard Polar King, 75 lbs. of ice, a taxi service several times larger porations spring up over night I ■ GILBERT SWAN. reduced to ...... $40.00 5-piece Breakfast Set, Russet finish, nearly so far as have some people Little airplane factories are all reduced from $39.50 to .... $32.00 than that. Many towns and cities Leonard Steel Klad White Enameled in reposing faith in the Kellogg 5-piece Breakfast Set, Drift Oak fin­ pact or any similar instrument. no larger support taxis by the doz­ Hawaiian sugar, he says, is the margin between the cost of duty- Box,'50 lbs. of ice, reduced from en. It would have been utterly Im­ paid sugar and the cost of refining ish, reduced from $31.00 to $26.00 We experienced, at the time of the By RODNEY DUTCHER nigger in the wood-pile. “The Hawaiians refine 700.000 $57.00 to ...... $45.00 possible for the Public Utilities “I realize that the protection treaty’s proposal, tw’o somewhat Washlngton, July 18—Mr. Ru­ tons of sugar a year in California. contradictory reactions to it. One Commission to pick out, anywhere, theory is desirable and necessary,’ We have a 50 per cent refining over­ a community where the denial of dolph Spreckels, the sugar magnate, he says, “but I am opposed to a flat capacity and the rest of us curtail was that the Kellogg agreement duty because it must inevitably do a permit for taxi operation would who Is the only man In town wear­ to a certain percentage of the total might do more harm than good by Injustice to the consuming public. to save our situation, while he WATKINS BROTHERS. Inc. have been so flagrantly unjusti­ ing a collar which resembles Presi­ When the world market on raw further postponing some more dent Hoover’s, Is trying to promote Hawalians operate at full capacity effective method.^f Insuring world fiable. sugar went up the cost of raw sug r and thereby reduce refining costs 54 YEARS AT SOUTH MANCHESTER That there was in the proceed­ a sugar tariff plan which will make plus the duty and plus refining ?,0 per cent.’’ peace. The other was that, while everybody happy. Mr. Spreckels Is costs would make a prohibitive Spreckels has legal opinion up­ the pact actually imposed no bind­ ing some animus having not the price for sugar. holding the constitutionality of his remotest connection with public author of one of the numerous slid­ ing restrictions upon warlike gov­ ing scales now being proposed as a “With the slidlngAcale, the world refiner’s margin proposal. The Sen­ ernments it might, and probably convenience or necessity is too ob­ method of sliding out from under price goes up and the duty comes ate Finance Committee Is consider­ down. Inevitably the world price of would, tend to modify the war psy­ vious to admit of doubt. What the outburst of criticism which met ing it. the provision In the House tariff sugar is going up, for the Cubans chology of populations. that animus was it is up to the are going to restrict production and taxi men to show. They ought not bill which boosted the sugar duty In America and in western Eu­ to three cents — 2.40 cents on establish a single selling agency. rope the latter proposition might to have much trouble In doing so. Cuban sugar, which is most con­ They are not now receiving a proper NEW HAVEN MEN Meantime the Public Utilities price and are selling below cost of and probably would hold good. cerned. nrodiictlon. The Porto Ricans, the Commission, If it be well advised, Mr. Spreckels Is a sugar refiner , SHOE REPAIRING Among such peoples as the Rus­ and president of the Spreckels Filipinos and the Hawalians are HEAL1Ht*DIETA^CE sians and the Chinese, however, will make haste to undo this blun­ Sugar Corporation. He believes making a profit because they have ON RIFLE TEAM Ladies' Flexible Soles and agreements without bond involv­ der, which contains the germ of that his scheme will protect the no duty to pay on their sugar. Rubber Heels a 8|wclaity. ing the western powers are not very serious trouble. This state domestic beet and cane producers, “The Hawaiians are favored , SAM kULYES cannot afford the luxury of a poli­ the Cubans, the Filipinos, the Porto above everyone else because they Hartford, July 18.—New Haven 701 Main St., So. Manchester likely to be very’ seriously .regard­ Ricans and even the consumers send thai'’ “iiaar to their own re­ is furnishing civilian marksmen to tical revolution, and there are al­ srfUiM O M OfitssM O ed. The experiences of both peo­ themselves. finery In California. Their wester' go to Camp Perry, Ohio, this sum­ j______^am Avu)! jmma M tM. ples have made for a great syni- ways the seeds of political over­ Another Millionaire refined sugar which they produce mer, to represent Connecticut at turn when power permits itself to Anyone who professes to be as by refining at full capacity and so the National Rifle matches, ac­ UNPLEASANT BREATH mouth, and although the tobacco cism toward all foreigners. Neither odor Is not entirely destroyed it is take the form of unbridled tyran­ benevolent as all that naturally they have reached out into what cording to the announcement of the has much reason to expect to find lays himself open to suspicion. But normally would be the selling ter­ team’s make up by the Adjutant- An offensive breath, sometimes made less noticeably by the strong­ BLOOD TRANSFUSION good faith anywhere outside its ny. it is relatively easy to believe in ritory of the beet sugar producers. general’s office here today, of the called halitosis or fetor Arls, Is an er and more pleasant smell of the own numbers. Not much, then, is the sincerity of Mr. Spreckels. He That’s where the beet producers thirteen men on the state’s team, unfortunate affliction common to deodorant. find their real competition. The hygiene of the mouth is most HELPS WILUAM FOX to be looked for from the Kellogg TOO BIG Is a millionaire, but he doesn’t be­ the captain and nine men are resi­ most sick people. long to the union. He turned In his “The Hawaiian planters make dent of the New Haven Metropoli­ The one with the most offensive Important, not only for reasons of pact in reference to the present If John D. Rockefeller, Jr., had card when he participated actively sufficient profit on raw sugar to tan area. ' breath often does not know any­ cleanliness, but because otherwise situation in the East. not been the son of John D. and expensively In the LaFollette forego any refiner’s profit. Domes­ Frank W. Rogers, New Haven, Is thing about It, although it Is un­ toxins and disease producing or­ Movie Magnate is Recovering Neither is there any great prob­ Rockefeller, Sr., he might or he presidential campaign of 1924. tic beet and cane sugar doesn't captain and with him will go: pleasantly noticeable to friends and ganisms may thereby gain entry Mr. Spreckels says two things into the system. Often pus from from Injuries Received in ability that conflict 'will be pre­ might not have been an exceed­ compete with duty-paid raw sugar. Arthur W. Warner, Bridgeport, acquaintances. It presents one of ought to be done: It competes with refined sugar. If James S. Stewart, Gordon Page, the most serious social and business mouth infections may be absorbed an Auto Accident. vented by the fact that the poten­ ingly rich man. He might or he 1. Domestic producers and con­ the Hawalians sell without any re­ and W. A. L. Dallas of Hamden; handicaps. 1 have even known doc­ in large quantities. tial belligerents are short of might not have been a' moderately sumers ought to be protected by a fining profits they can sell below William Williamson and L. J. tors, dentists and nurses whose Mlneola, N. Y., July 18.—Proud money. For some inscrutible rea­ rich man. He might or he might sliding scale which would raise the everyone else. Smith, of Hartford: Eric Johnson, breath was so unpleasant as to QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS tariff on sugar when the price over the distinction of having hid­ son even the World War seems to not have been a poor man. Nobody Suggests a Refiner’s Tax G. F. Chatfield, F. W. Schlesinger, drive patients away. ed William Fox In his recovery dropped and lower it when the price and David W. Courtney, of New It may seem a silly reason, but (Tuberculosis of Boife) have failed to upset that ohstlnate- knows the answer to any of these “The way to give the domestic from serious injuries sustained in rose. . . producers the protection whlcli Haven; and W. H. 'Shorten, Jr., unpleasant bodily odors as well as Question— M. K. asks: “How does an automobile collision, J. Carrol [y held theory that cash is by far speculations, not even the Junior 2. The sugar industry ought to be and R. E. Treat, of West Haven. a bad breath stand very high In the tuberculosis of the bone start, and protected from the ruthless compe­ Congress wants to give them is to Nalsh, young actor who gave a pint the most important of war muni­ Rockefeller, himself—perhaps least establish a cofrapensatory tax, which list of the real causes for divorce. what is the cause of the disease?' of his blood to help strenklhen the tition, of Hawaiian planters, who. One ton of wood-pulp will make A husband may possess very fine Answer—The cause of bone injured film magnate, today hailed tions. In the summer of 1914 the of all himself. he says, provide the most serious the governm^-nt would collect in the tuberculosis is practically the same commonest of predictions was that form of a refiners’ tax based on the j three acres of paper. qualities, and still his physical the movie king as “one of |^the But being the son of John D. menace to the domestic producers. presence may become actually re­ as that of tuberculosis in any other bravest men I have ever met.” no war In Europe could possibly Rockefeller, Sr., and Inheriting a pulsive to the wife because of a part of the body. There Is a long Naish was interviewed in the last over sixty days because it propensity for acquisitiveness tobacco or onion breath. While the period of enervation and a gradual Nassau country hospital, where Fox building up of a poisoned state of could not be financed for a longer whose ruthlessness la historic, he The Greatest “Non-Stop Flight” of Alll tobacco or onion causes could be is still confined, suffering from easily removed, there are many the blood. Often a bruise or blow shock and in a weakened condition period. How tremendously mistak­ performs precisely In form when others which might be called dis­ seems to start the trouble, but the from loss of blood. Attending en that notion was everybody soon he removes two thousand other —i.iVli'U—V_-= ease causes which are more difficult real cause is from the conditions I physicians stated today that the learned. But memories are shobt human beings from their homes In to eliminate. Here are a few causes have mentioned. film magnate is making satisfac­ and daily w^ encounter some simi­ order to get a satisfactory amount which are quite common: (Spinach) tory progress, and it is hoped he Catarrhal trouble of the mouth, will be able to leave the hospital lar prediction with reference to of elbow space In which to live Question—N. W. writes: “I find throat, bronchi, stomach, or sinu­ it impossible to get spinach in a in a few days. the possible war between China himself. ses. These troubles can be discover­ restaurant that is free from sand The blood transfusion was per­ and Russia. Fourteen hundred persons used ed by the physician if the indivi­ and grit. Will you please state In formed at 7 o’clock last night. It As a matter of fact it would be to live In Pocantlco Hills. There dual does not know which one Is your column if It is possible to was deemed advisable because of causing his own trouble. A proper the amount of blood lost due to entirely possible for these peoples are less than a hundred living thoroughly clean this 'kln^ of vege­ o diagnosis will of course indicate the tables’ and how It is done?" severe lacerations of the head. to engage in a long and very ter­ there now. That village, faces elim­ & correct method of treatment.. Answer—I know it Is true that Nalsh was one of two men who rible confiict if neither had a dol- ination, along with the neighbor­ Pyorrhea and trench,mouth can the greatest objection to spinach offered themselves for the blood 'ar in cash or a cent's worth of ing village of Eastview. They had be cured through removing the you get in restaurants is because transfusion. The other was Gerard primary cause of over-acidity of R, Court, of New York City. foreign credit. So long as there are to go In order that the Rockefeller the cooks are careless about the the stomach and the contributing preparation of it. This is one of native resources for the production estate should contain eight thou­ causes of bacterial infection. Scal­ the principal reasons why spinach of food and clothing and the fab sand acres. ing of the teeth or treatment of the is not used in tho'cheaper restau­ rication of munitions, plus man gums should be given by a dentist, rants. It requires a long time to WICKERSBAM DRY PLAN It la doubtless true that Rocke­ U5* and periodical calls made upon the power, nations can fight. And both prepare it by washing in several feller money paid for all this dentist to prevent further trouble. waters, and many restaurant mana­ WAS NOT PRESIDENTS China and Russia have the re­ property, to the top notch of mar­ The cheese-like matter In the gers feel that their patrons are not sources and the man power. ket value—which fact doesn’t, so crypts of the tonsils will make a willing to pay enough for spinach It is folly to minimize the seri­ very disagreeable odor with those to Justify taking the time necessary far as we can see, affect the qual­ who have diseased or infected ton­ He Was Speaking for Himself; ousness of the Asiatic situation ity ot the phenomenon of the to properly clean It. To clean sils. The tonsils can be cured spinach at home you should separ­ Calls It Test to Probe Coun­ erection of an American princi­ through diet and local treatment or ate all the leaves and hold each try’s Sentiments. WARNING pality. If this Is not done they should be leaf under running water, placing removed. , the washed leaf In a clean dish, the It Is very much to be hoped John D. Rockefeller, Junlqr, Decayed teeth should be given Meredith, N. H . July 18.—When that the efforts of James B. Tatem, shows up somewhat in the light of % safer plan being to wash each leaf George V. Wlckersham, chairman the proper care, and would never the second time, placing In another of President Hoover’s law enforce­ Putnam taxicab man whose activi­ modern Medici, founding a family develop very far If the dentist was clean dish. While the spinach is ment commission, propbs^ that ties have been extended to several paramount. Promoter of many re­ consulted frequently. still wet, place in a covered pan the states take over the police en­ Some of the most common of the without water, then cook with a other communities. Including Man­ finements, patron ot the arts, disagreeable odors In the breath forcement of prohibition hs was chester, to organize the taxicab builder of churches, lord bounti­ high fire for five minutes. Do not speaking for himself alone and was come from the fact that the lungs remove the cover until ready to putting out a test to see how the owners of the state opposition ful In all measures of public wel­ are forced to-.gjimlnate quantities of poisonous gases because of the serve. people of the country felt about the to the operation of' the. new taxi fare— but an exceedingly bad egg question. for any democratic country to have toxic condition of the body due In law will he successful. A i many cases to constipation or coli­ ATTE.MPTED ASSASSINATION Other "fellers” may be expected While there Is obviously a vital laid on Its doorstep. tis which causes the poisons ot the in order that the commission may Eight thousand acres of land in Intestines to be re-absorbed and- have the benefit of opinions held pTlilclple at state in this matter of ■Vienna, July 18— A destitute by others. taxi control by the Public Utilities a populous region, dedicated to actually thrown out through the workman, enraged because he could This today was the view of the breath. not find employment, tried to ass­ Commission, such Is the apathy of the use of one small family and All smokers must realize that a assinate Chancellor Ernest Steeru- so-called “Wlckersham Dry Plan" the public toward matters of gov­ guarded from the public like the suggested in a newspaper interview smoker’s breath is never pleasant, wltz, today. His revolver missed by Miss Ada L. Comstock, president ernment In general thp.t there Is home of a Florentine nabob, is too even to other people who are also fire and he was knocked down aqd of Radcllffe college and member of little likelihood of anybody going much. It Is a challenge to the herd-1 -AMD HES smokers. Those who enjoy smoking arrested before he could pull the should always brush the teeth after trigger a second time. the Hoover commission. Jeeply into the affair unless the sd millions of ' an adjacent city STltU OOIM' each smoke or at least two or three Miss Comstock added that she taxi men do. It Is a shameful con- which no wise man would issue. times dally. There are many harm­ thought the Wlckersham plan in­ Strdmc/ teresting and worthy of careful Jltlon but, such as it Is, It must be It has nothing to do with the ab­ less deodorants on the market The average speed at which air­ which a smoker can use as a gargle. mail and express travels along tiie consideration.. aiUhoui;]! ^ j^waonally ^aced on the facts. , stract fact ot wealth and power. m airways of thd United States is she had not made up Hot mind as 1 m Most of these can be.used several There la something mysterious It has everything to'do with an en­ , times daily without harm to the about 110 miles ah hour. , to the best method te punue. ^bout this law. By whom it was ormous, exaggerated personal .ag- ■>' J - •. - ■.■: -;,■ ,• -'-S ■■■> -.•;- = :f ; ■ •.-•■.fJ

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that particular engine by the en rand size will fit into a certain trouble so far as ignition is con­ metal polish and carbon soot rtibbed ture to ignite too soon.* If the that had been lusod for 12,000 off gently with a cloth. glneers. motor. cerned. spark plug is of the right type and miles had lost 15 per cent of Its The proper spark plug, if prop­ The fouled pTug> however, should available power. New plugs brought After a year’s operation, how­ However, poor gasoline or oil not be put back Into its former ?ize for the motor and if it Is in­ erly fitted, will be so placed that stalled properly, this trouble should it back to normal. . Motor Hints ever, a car needs a new set of plugs. the bottom of its shey,will set flush pumped up into the chamber will cylinder. A plug fropi a cylinder that has caused no fouling should not come up. Tt is brought up here Timely Suggestions on the Spark plug designers say that plugs with the top of the firing chamber, as another reason why, only the NORTHEAST LEADS and only the firing points will ex­ foul the spark plugs and result in be substituted for it and the fouled Care of the Car by the Auto- run down after about 10,000 miles missing of the engine. The reme­ proper type and size spark plugs mobUe Qub of Hartford. IS of operation and should be re­ tend into the chamber. Also its plug, with points reset at the proper points will be just the distance dies are obvious. But a fouled gap and cleaned, may go into the should be used. The bus census of the United placed to maintain efficient engine spark plug, if comparatively new; The only trouble that might arise Stales, as of January 1, 1929, shows performance. apart required for the motor for cleaner chamber. By ISRAEL KLEIN. which it is designed. needn't be thrown away. It can be from properly . used spark plugs, that the total number of buses 4n Both Should Be New It is in replacing the spark plugs New England is. 4,861; in the north­ As a result there should be no cleaned, with alcohol or any liquid aside from those caused by loose Trying to use new parts with old Too much can never be written that the motorist should watch his If a pinging knock is heard In pistons and poor gasoline or a rich east, 31.795; southeast, 18,367; ones is a plan that never works out. about the care of the spark plugs, step. He should find out, either the motor, and the carbon :has been northwest, 7,691; southwest, 6,443; cleaned but of it,- the cause of this mixture, will come when the plugs In the case of gears it results in for these little attachments mean a from the booklet of Instructions get old. A recent test in Chicago Pacific, 6.560. The grand total for knock may be traced to overheated humming and in some instances the great deal if the engine is to be furnished with each automobile or showed that a“ motor with plugs the United States is 75,717. old part has a queer way of wearing kept running with the smoothness from the autonjobile dealer, exactly spark plugs, which cause the mix- the new. , , . xr.i and power for which it has been de­ what type of plugs should go into King pin bushings illustrate this. signed. his motor. There are several types When these are worn the wheel Spark plugs have become more and sizes, in acco.'dance with the Manchester Auto spindles are not steady, ihe wheels important in the last two years size and design of the motors in db not run true and may shinamy. with the coming of the high com­ use today, and only a definite type TopC’o. and the tires wear at too rapid a pression engine, for these necessi­ the rate. If new bushings are used tate perfect ignition if they are to T i ^ h t with the old pins, however, the run properly. Here, too, with in­ All Work P'lilly (fiiaranteed. Wie protect every looseness will soon return. creased compression bringing higher PAINTING Seiberling passenger This is because it is difficult to operating temperature and much o il, W. I. MKSSIKU car tiro for one full fit hew bushings to old and worn year against further faster operation, much more strin­ AND DUCO expense due to acci­ .pins. If the fit is pool and there is gent demands are made on the •'looseness the bushings wear rapid in the dent from any cause. spark plug than heretofore. Let us make your car look SPECIAL ON NEW Jy and are but slightly more useful The motorist, therefore, will find like new. Expert work. Low '.than the old ones. that loss of power, missing of the If parts must fit together and motor, knocking and other such prices. work in harmony replace both of difficulties may be traced to either BATTERIES S E l B E R L I M e them. fouled or improperly set plugs. SIGN WORK ^ f r r - Keeps It Cleaner A new automobile is certain to right place When you come in out of the wet have the right type of spa-rk plugs Buckland Paint Shop 11 Plate, Heavy with the car do you drive it into the Get Them — Vv^hile in it, for these have been placed Depot St., Buckland Ford Hartford garage immediately or lo you allow there by the manufacturer, and We’ve Got Them it to stand out awhile? have been expressly specified for Phone 2347-2 When you bring your car here to be lubricated, you Battery Most motorists garage the car can be positive that the correct grade of grease and oil As fast as we can order and re­ Immediately, which accounts for is used at every point, and that no cups are overlooked! the amount of cleaning they have to order — the remarkable new Your car operates more efficiently when lubricated here. $7.50 do the nest day. One Year Guarantee. SEIBERLING SPECIAL SERV­ Just allowed to stand in the rain ICE BALLOONS are going out of a car will enjoy a cleansing bath our store to the ivheels of local and will be far easier to put into Distributors of presentable condition the following The One-Horse Shay 15 Plate, Heavy cars. V day. In driving through the rain much mud, dirt and , TYDOL HI-TEST and TYDOL Ethyl Hartford Battery Bigger, thicker, tougher—priced at rock-bottom-^ thrown up over the body, chese new super-tires are selling themselves. itself often will wash this o2 if th ' and Your Car $ car remains idle. GASOLINE One Year10.00 Guarantee. Before you buy—come in— and our advice would be Stand the car in the driveway or awav from other vehicles when al­ "The One Horse Shay rendered years of service and finally that you come in soon. We have your size today—but lowing it to wash off in this man­ through neglect, fell to pieces. A great many cars are in that they’re going fast, Get these new Seiberlings while. same class today. VEEDOL OILS AND GREASES ner. _____ 30x31/2 FISK we’ve got them. Esceptlons Are Risky — POOR BRAKES — Oversize Just by accident It sometimes WHAT WE MEAN BY SUPER-SERVICE: happens that a motorist can ignore Poor brakes are the first sign of car neglect. Avoid trouble a rule of car care and get away — prolong service by letting us reline, adjust or inspect your Super-Service to us means rendering to our customers every $5 with it without any serious conse- brakes at least once a month. Our prices are low and our serv­ assistance in the upkeep of their car. You will find our men 4uences. This usually leads to ice of the best. willing and capable. A trial will convince you that Super- trouble because it suggests the pos­ Service Is what you need. Call at— sibility that the rule is unnecessary. Take the case of the starter. — PROPER LUBRICATION — Barlow’s Garage Corner Spruce and Pearl Streets T el 6584 Everv driver is cautioned against Oil and Grease plays a vital part in prolonging the years TYDOL SUPER-SERVICE STATION 595 Main St., So. Manchester stepping on the starter button while of valuable service in your car. We will see to it that your Next Door to Sheridan Hotel the engine is running, yet frequent­ car receives proper lubrication. We do our work thoroughly. ly drivers violate the rule and are A dependable service you will value highly. NO. 2 surnrised when nothing happens. E. Schlafman, Prop. To save getting caught eventually in this sort of carelessness it is a - WELDING — “MORE POWER TO YOU” good idea to know just why a start­ Broken parts can often be welded together so that they are Corner Spruce and Eldridge Streets er does not always break under just as good as ever. Our welding service is superior because these conditions or while the starter the part must be as strong, as dependable after welding as it motor is not injured. If the en­ was when originally manufactured. gine happens to he idling the start­ er pinion may be able to mesh with­ out clashing. — GENERAL REPAIRING — Just because it takes this punish­ Over all other problems confronting a car owner in the ment is no reason to assume that ic task of keeping his car in A-1 mechanical condition. We are will be able to stand engagement always ready to send our mechanics onto a job regardless of 50% OF ALL ACCIDENTS when the engine is running faster. how large or small that job may be so that the car can be re­ turned to you in the shortest possible time. Guards .^gainst Grooves ARE THE RESULT OF Why does the competent For More Power Use Gulf No-Nox Motor Fuel mechanic always grind valves by rotating them one-eighth or one- Gulf Motor Oils and Grease half turns, first in one direction and then in the other, instead of giving POOR BRAKES them full turns? Is it just a matter of habit with him, custom or plain superstition? CHARTER OAK GARAGE The car owner is always cautioned against rotating the valves full PLAY SAFE turns, if he does the work himself. This happens to be one of those & AUTO SUPPLY CO. Inc. things a skilled mechanic considers second nature and scarcely thinks 79-83 Charter Oak St. Phone 1602 of discussing with an owner. He Just try these tests! probably isn’t conscious that he is limiting the rotation to half turns STOP! - at the most. But there’s a good iTwo strands of cordj exactly the same lengths One is G ood y^ SUPER* reason for this custom. And it’s because full rotations of '’^WO THINGS rO REMEMBERS j TWIST, the other usual stuidai^ cord. ^ .Tension is applied by these •he valves will cut grooves in their By Henry A Schaller All Your Brake m achines. 'aces, thereby defeating the purpose Df the grinding process. Snap! the standard cord breaks?^SUPERTWIST remains intact. Just Shy of Water Troubles Why is it that the average motor­ ist will think his engine is over- rM LePs try it again with and recovers from road .leating when steam co nes from the fresh strands—:same radiator? shocks, wlule ordinary In nine cases out of ten the ap­ length. Tension is ex­ pearance of steam is but evidence NOW! cords react as you have erted, then relaxed, pf too low a water supply in the seen. cooling system. If there is not SUPERTWIST springs enough cooling fluid it will over­ FREE INSPECTION ON heat and turn to steam even though back taut like a rubber SUPERTWIST is an­ •.he engine itself is not overheated. d u v Should the driver continue with band. Hie other cord other exclusive, feature the radiator emitting steam of sags— ^no elastidty^— it^s course the engine Itself would over­ t of Goodyear Tires. heat, but most people become dead. alarmed when the first puffs of steam appear, and then stop The May we make these tests chances are that, up until that G ood y ea r Tires are ip£ for you and show you point, the engine Is not efficiently m ade o f SUPER- hot. many other reasons why All of which suggests the advis­ TWIST. ability of adding water to the radia­ you should always IN­ tor before making a further test by REMEMBER that there’s a difference between SUPERTWIST gives SIST on Goodyears? way of driving to see if there is anything else wrong. There is no 1 arrogant egoism and self-respect. need to wait for the engine to cool REMEMBER, however, that when we say our used nff since, in most cases. It really cars are great buys, we back it up with an honest nasn’t overheated. 2 guarantee. THE IMPROVED GOODYEAR PATHnNDERS Rule Works both ■ways Sometimes we forget that a rule THIS WEEK’S USED CAR OFFERING ARE SELLING FAST AT THESE PRICES ;hat works one way can be used for some other purposes, when It is 1926 Dodge Sedan 1026 Chevrolet Coach HIGH PRESSURE BALLOONS working In reverse. 30x3>/2 C l ...... $5.40 29x4.40 ...... $6.60 How many drivers, for example, 1926 Dodge Conpe 1928 Chevrolet Coupe 30x 3»/2 C l 0. S...... $5.85 30x4.50 ...... $7.35 ever think to save their curves 31x4 SS...... $9.90 29x4.75 ...... ------...... $8.75 where the grade Is less? Many drivers climb hills by sel­ 1923 Dodge Conpe 1924 Dodge 4-Pase. Coape THE RAYBESTOS BRAKE TESTING MACHINE 32x4 SS...... $10.55 30x4.75 ...... $9.10 ecting the outside of the curves and 32x4!4/SS...... ------$14.30 30x5.00 ...... 83.35 5nd that by doing so they spare We will inspect, adjust, equalize or reline your 30x5 H. D ...... $23.45 30X.5.25 ...... $10.90 heir engines unnecessary labor and “ Buying Safely Means Buying of a Reliable Dealer” 33x5 H. D...... $25.90 31x0.2.^ ...... «'.$11.20 inish the grade more easily in high brakes to meet the requirements of the new brake laws. 32x6.00 ...... $13.15 jear. But when they descend they 32x6 H. D...... $85.55 jverlook the reverse use of the rule. We will guarantee that you can stop smoothly and quick­ 36x6 H. D...... $39.45 33x6.00 ...... $13.55 This is a handy pointer to re- ly s^en we repair your brakes. SEE US TODAY. nember when the brakes are not In jartlcularly good condition or when SCHALLER MOTOR SALES, Inc. •oad conditions are treacherous. In -eneral. just as a "means of saving Center Street Phone 6282 he brakes. It is a good rule to fol- GIBSON'S GARAGE CAMPBELL’ ow, provided traffic condltirhs per- CORNER MAIN AND MIDDLE TURNPIKE nlt. \ DAY AND NIGHT RELIABLE ______\ “ A Super Service Station”.. FLAT TIRE OUT OF GAS BATTERY TROUBLE An ordinary human hair, one ' SERVICE USED CARS 18 Main street. Phones: 5012 or 5516 / CALL 7114 ;nch long, weighs .000007668 of in ounce. m m m r n ...... —- i . f J FACE NINE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1929

the car, which was demolished. Her Shapely Legs Ruined By Monarch of All He Surveys NON-SiOD QUAUTIES OF The occupants of the other car Auto Editorial were not hurt. A daughter was born recently to SEI6ERLING COMPOUND Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Yaw of Pleas­ VARICOSE VEINS! \ ant Valley. YOUTH AT THE WHEEL Mrs. Hollis G. Church is visiting The skittish car that slides her daughter, Mrs. Ordway of No Matter How Fair the Face or Fine the Figure—the Charm Despite the vlgllancse oI police,^ Most often, it has been noted, the 1 •» along the road at the slightest Worcester, Mass. many youngsters just entering child may be seen driving an old provocation would be a thing of A daughter was born at the of Lovely Woman is Completely Lost Wheh L^is^ Are their teens can he seen operating used car. The operation of such Manchester Memorial hospital to Marred by Hideously Enlarged and Knotted Veins. an automobile requires greater the past. If every automobile wheel automobiles in city streets, it is on the highway were shod with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Goldrich of one of the most dangerous prac­ skill and force than does that of a South Windsor. Mrs. Goldrich was new car, for its steering may be Seiberling “shoes,” according to Simple Home Treatment Quickly Stops Pain and Soreness, tices this motoring age can permit. The Porterfield Tire Works, local before her marriage Miss Anna Reduces Swollen Veins or Money Back. A boy of 10 or 12 can be as ac­ loose and its brakes worn. No child can cope with such delects as dlstpibutors of Seiberling tires. Kupchunos of this village. complished a driver as many an The famous “affinite’'. tread com­ Mr. and Mrs. Janes M. Preston adult, yet when the emergency equally as an adult. Are you one of those iinfortunate Get a 2-ounce bottle of Emerald Yet children will go on making pound, which is a feature of the motored to Florence, Mass., last comes the' inexperience of his youth week Wednesday and brought women who read adm iration In Oil at Magnell Drug Co., So.'Mait- the streets dangerous for pedes­ Seiberling special service and Pa­ ch ester, or any drugstore and befo:^ may tell on him. trians and other motorists as long trician balloon tires, reveals a new Miss Mary Hills, a sister of Mrs. everyone’s eyes until they suddenly Many a child has been seen at Preston home with them for .a it’s all used—you’ll know the rap­ as their parents permit them to secret of non-skid protection, Mr. catch sight of the enlarged and turous joy of wearing present dajy the wheel of an automobile, hardly stay of two or three weeks. able to reach the pedals and ob­ drive. ‘Sixteen is the usual age Porterfield declares. swollen veins In your legs? Then short skirts, appearing at beach th minimum for drivers, and even this "Reports that keep pouring in Mrs. Edward P. Sharp of Hart­ bathing suit, wearing attractive viously powerless to grip the wheel ford was a guest at the home of admiration seems to turn to utter Is too young in many cases, for from motorists everywhere,” he indifference—even disgust! Well— sheer hose without offending be­ or apply the brakes with sufficient Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Sharp of force to avoid an accident. And youths seem to lose their sense of said, "show amazing non-skid 'there is something mighty ugly cause of your hideously veined legs. many a complacent parent has been judgment and perspective when a qualities in the new Seiberling this place, recently. about legs disfigured with Vari­ This powerful yet safe an_tlseptic noticed seated beside such young­ little power is afforded them. tires. Of course the unique tread cose Veins. Oil Is simply wonderful— not only ster unaware of the danger that The power behind the wheel of i design developed by Seiberling en­ Why not start today and to insure blessed foot and leg' com­ an automobile is too much for] faces them, not to mention others •••: .v .v .v . gineers has much to do with it. quickly stop that tortuous pain and fort but beauty, too, by reducing many an adult, let alone a child, l WOMAN AS PRESIDENT on the street. But that isn’t the whole story. soren.ess and help reduce the en­ these detracting bunches and knots. Here’s a king among blrdmen on his aeronautical throne. Albert, You can carve a banana peel in larged and swollen veins to qormal Nothing like a beautiful and attrac­ the Panhandle District, Texas, Belgium's air-minded monarch, is pictured above in the cockpit or any shape you want, but the bana­ OF LOCAL VASA LODGE with Moone’s Emerald Oil? tive leg to add youth to years! about the 20th of this month. He nis own plane, which he flew himself during recent maneuvers at Eisen- na peel, like the old rubber tread reports a good crop of wheat. Mr. dorn. He often hops off on short solo flights over Brussels — and worn to a smooth finish, will be HEBRON handles the controls in a royal way. Deeter has been superintending the slippery still. Mrs. Otto J. Johnson to Be In­ The New England Transporta­ harvesting of the crop ant. has stalled in Ceremony at tion Company has been operating been absent for several weeks. Orange Hall Tonight. Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Douglas will bus lines through from Boston to POLICE AT HELD DAYS ]T0 EXTEND DIAL PHONES 1 CAPPING New York for the past two weeks, start for their European trip on For the first time in four years the busses passing through Hebron the 21st of the month. and the fourth time in the history center dally. The bus to New York At a birthday party recently AT CHARTER OAK PARK THROUGHOUT THE STATE There was a bad automobile ac­ of the lodge a woman will take of­ held in honor of Samuel Hildlng at cident in front of William Moore’s fice as president of Scandia Lodge, passes through about 5:20 p. m. No. 23, Order of "Vasa when Mrs. and the Boston bus at about 7 p. the Hilding home a birthday cake of South Windsor, when the car The most extensive sports pro­ Facts outlining ttie telephone Otto J. Johnson Is elevated to that m. The fare is a flat rate of $4.00. of six layers which was sent from was sideswlped by another auto New York by relatives for the oc­ gram attempted in Hartfori ’n company’s program for an extensive containing five men. Four persons position at the Installation of offi­ Passengers are allowed to leave some time will mark the joint State expansion of dial telephone service cers in Orange hall at 8 o’clock THIS QUESTION OF PRICE the bus anywhere along the line casion was served to the guests. in this state during the next four were Injured and taken to the Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Lar- Police Association convention and Hartford hospital. They were all tonight. AS IT APPLIES TO but must make reservations the West Hartford Police Department ! years were given in an interview to­ Other officers to be installed are day previous lor a trip in either comb spent a day or two at the day by Frank L. Moore, general from Massachusetts. They were home of Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. field day which got under way at Philip Zlobel, age 16, of 328 Deer­ S. Emil Johnson, vice-president; MASONS’ SUPPLIES direction. Arrangements can be Charter Oak Park today and con­ superintendent of tVafflc, and an in­ Mrs. Carl J. B. Anderson, chaplain; made through the postmistress, Porter before starting on a motor ] teresting feature of his statement is, field street, Greenfield, driver of Carl A. Anderson, master of pere- Perhaps yon have wondered why price trip to Maine where they will tinues tomorrow and Saturday. A the car. He had a fractured wrist: Mrs. Clarence E. Porter. This is number of Manchester persons are in effect, that a relatively small de raonies; Oscar E. Johnson, assistant appears to be a secondary consideration an accommodation lor passengers spend the rest of the summer va­ crease from the total number of: Mrs. Florence Baudoin, 35, of 209 master of ceremonies; Alfred John­ with G. E. Willis & Son, Inc. planning to attend. Three mem­ Montgomery street, Chicopee, pos wishing to make the long distance cation. Mr. Larcomb has been bers of the Manchester Police De­ telephone operators now employed, son, inner guard; Gustave Florin, The simple obvious anstver is that transferred from the supervisor- will result from the introduction of sible internal Injuries; Miss 'Tou- trip. partment attended the opening to­ outer guard; Axel Swan, past presi­ this old established concern, with a Mrs. Carrie I. Burnham is spend­ ship of this town and a number day. They are Chief Samuel G. the dial- in several cities. rangan Dorilda, 20, 521 Bridge dent. Mrs. Ida Skoog, district ing a little time at the home of of adjolnin'g districts to another Gordon, Lieutenant William Barron "The impression seems to pre­ street, Holyoke, bad cuts about the deputy, and staff, of Cromwell will reputation to sustain, prefers not her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. location. He has held the super- and Patrolman John McGllnn. vail in the public’s mind,” said Mr. arms and head, and Miss Yvonne conduct the Installation. Following to compete for your favor on price Moore, “That the dial telephone and Mrs. Fred Martindale, in Plain- visorshlp here for a number of Harness racing was the feature Rozelle, 17, of 31 Cabot street, the ceremonies refreshments will basis alone—but rather combining years. Mrs. Larcomb was a teacher today. Tomorrow there will be means the passing of the telephone Holyoke. Another passenger of the be served in the basement. SERVICE ville. operator. That is not so. We will QjJAUTV with service and responsibility. Morgan Lord, who ■ has been in the grammar department of the automobile races in the afternoon Massachusetts car was John Emond Scandia Lodge is the largest Center District for some years. and boxing at night. The program always need operators to give cer­ of 288 Deerfield street, Greenfield, Swedish order in Manchester, boast­ lOAL Nothing is more deceptive than making a visit at the home of his tain service which the dial cannot ing a membership of 500 persons. uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Mrs. Elizabeth Doyle and her features for Saturday will be motor­ wbpse wife, Corlnne, is owner of low first cost . . • it’s the final cost son, M. Francis Doyle, of Union- cycle races. The New York state give now and probably will never be OIL Lord, has returned to his home in able to give. That fact Is well un­ M A S O N and performance that determine vllle, were week-end guests of troopers will give rough-riding ex­ MATERIALS Manchester. While here he spent derstood by our operating people price and should govern your selec­ part of his time hunting. His re­ Mrs. Edmund Horton, returning to hibitions every afternoon and eve­ ■ ” ning of the show. There will and they see Just as much of a fu­ tion, always. turn home was hastened by a their home on Tuesday. ture ahead of them as they did be­ The Rev. and Mrs. Howard C. vaudeville, fireworks and other at­ slight Injury to his foot. tractions. fore the dial telephone was per­ Miss Gladys Thompson of Cam­ Champe and children of Mazatlan, fected to Its present high state of COAL AND OIL bridge, Mass., is spending her va­ Mexico, have been spending the service efficiency. WnATEVERTHEWEATHER cation at the home of Mrs. Claude summer months in Guadalajara. "The company’s dial expansion | The same grade of standardizing W. Jones. Miss Thompson is the Mr. and Mrs. Champe have just LICENSES SUSPENDED program and its relation to our of quality extends to our depend­ daughter of Mrs. Alice Thompson, recently spent a week in Mexico operating force may be stated able coals and oils. a former resident here. City. briefly. Miss Anna Barrett returned to A list of operators whose licenses “At the end of 1928 there were her home in South Norwalk Tues­ to drive automobiles in Connecticut 37,307 dial telephones In Hartford day morning after spending two have been suspended for one year and New London. We had then OPEN FORUM about 400 operators less than 'weeks as a student of St. Peter s for driving while under the in­ school. Miss Louise Osborne has would have been required If the “THE STONE CRUSHER” fluence of liquor was given out to­ dial was not In service In those 2 M a i n Street also returned to her home in In­ Editor, The Herald: day at the State Motor Vehicle De­ cities. A large majority of the 400 diana, and Edward Fluck left for A little while ago, strict Sabba­ would have been needed in Hart­ Sianthe^tet ^ ^ Corm^ New York Tuesday. Dr. Warren partment as a part of the effort to tarians here in town dragged a man reduce this highway menace. The ford and it would have been quite ADDS TO YOUR COIVIFORT nrelepitone 3319 will remain for a longer stay in the into court because he was nailing impossible, I believe, to recruit such town. Dr. Benjamin Bissell will department statement advised peo­ on laths in his house, on Sunday. ple to notify the department or the a new force In that city. spend the rest of his vacation here. Last Sunday morning, the Con­ “There are now approximately The Misses Louise Osborne, police in case they should see any ALWAYS KEEPAFEW BOTTLES IN THE necticut Company sent its famous of these drivers operating motor 2,800 persons in our operating Anna Barrett and Helen Gilbert, trolley car with the three-cornered vehicles. ,, force. ICECHESTAND ACASE INTHE CELLAR accompanied by Dr. Benjamin Bls- wheels, which is known as “the East Canaan, John Ciollna; “In 1931, as we now expect, sell. Dr. Austin Warren and Ed­ stone crusher,” over the line, to Farmington, Gaspare Mastrobattis- about half the telephones in our ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD—IT PAYS ward Fluck spent the day Monday Manchester. It awakened everyone Ita; Forestvllle, Rudolf Peters; company will be dial operated and as guests of the Misses Margaretta along the line, but so far no arrests Hartford, Andrew Aconis, Antonio the other half manually operated, and Olivia Johnson at East Wind­ have been made. The poor man Almeida, J. Henry Blair, John but while dial telephones will ln-1 who was arrested tried to build a Cono, Verner G. DeForest, Saverio crease largely in number in the next j sor. nest for himself and family the Dr. Austin Warren was the din­ Mastrobattista, John J. McKenna, two years, there will not be a pro -1 best way he could. The Connecticut portionate decrease in the number j ner and house guest of Professor Company’s three-cornered wheels Albln Svahn. and Mrs. Eugene Parker Chase, of New Britain, William A. Dor- of operators. The reasons for that on its cars not only make more Easton, Pa., at their vacation home uuck; Wladstan Klepackl. James I will mention later. noise on Sundays than a thousand “In 1933, according to our fore­ in Middletown, on Wednesday. lathers, but they have cracked May; New Haven, Stanley Whit­ GULF 1 ^ Fair Retail ‘ Professor W. A. Heidel of Wesley­ man; New I.ondon, Wm. M. Hyslop, cast, this company will have Pries many ceilings and walls. Why did 381.000 telephones, and our pro­ an University, was also a dinner the Sabbatarians have the poor man Kenneth M. Leland; Shelton, 30c per Quart guest. Dr. Warren returned to He­ George D. Rose; South Manchester, gram plans that approximately arrested, and why was he found 257.000 will be dial operated and for , bron on Thursday. Joseph Coleman; Stafford Springs, guilty of violating the law? Is Elmer Rivers; Taftville, Oias Te- about 124,000 manually operated. All Grades . There will be no services at the there no law for the Connecticut “But our operating force will Congregational churches of He­ treault. Company? Wallingford, Gustave Anderson; decrease only from the present bron and Gilead for the two last Yours truly, average of 2,800 to about 2,300. In MATHIAS SPIESS Waterbury, Edward Copes; Water- weeks of July. The pastor, the town. John F. Palmatier; WilUman- other words with an increase of Rev. John Deeter expects to start July 17. 1929. more than 200,000 in our dial tele­ Soouth Manchester, Conn. tlc, Herbert E. Cady, Wm, T. north from his wheat plantation in Shouse; West Hartford, Francis phones it will be necessary to re­ W, Garrity; Westport, Andrew W. duce our operating force only Smith. , about 500 persons over the four Jacksonville, Fla., William Nlghi- year period. This can be done, as It gle, alias Nightingale: New was done in a smaller way in Hart­ WHEN YOU BUY—BUY THE BEST Rochelle, N. Y., Joseph F., Merring- ford, New London and Manchester [ton; North Foster, R. I., Isabel De- without and material disadvantage TODAYS l Flora. to any of our regular employes. “That the reduction in our oper­ ating force is so small relatively. Is Ollr SEEMS MORE’N THAT due to the fact that in the next Johns - ManviUe four years we will need many more With a motor vehicle registration operators than we have now on toll of 24,496,000. and service stations work, information work and on va­ FOR TODAYS and repair shops throughout the rious other operating services Brake Linings 1 country numbering 94,767, the Na­ which the dial cannot furnish. tional Automobile Chamber of Com­ Therefore, as the dial telephone is Guarantee You merce reports that there are 258 introduced, our need for operators, MOTORS motor vehicles to every service sta­ caused by the growth of the busi­ LONGER LIFE BETTER SERVICE tion. ness and a greater public use of the service, will Increase and our regu­ At the Same Prices As Inferior Grades lar employes, those who wish to re­ ALU LIT UP main with us, will have permanent One hundred and twenty-flve employment. thousand of the standard motor “Our business will always need car lamps now in use are of the the operator, the public needs her gas-filled tungsten-filament type. more than a million times a day Aircraft Oil This number is more than half of here in Connecticut and the thought the 25<>,000,000 m lnature lamps that her useful service is nearly at an end is far from the truth, for The Super Motor Oil that has proven its sold during 1928. the telephone opejator will be with The Two^Base Oil its value in helping to write aviation history. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIJ). SOUTH MAiNCHESiFE^, CONMh THUBS1)AY> JULY 18> 4929 FAGEELEVEN Br^ddock May Be The ■s Bout CHAMP AND CHALLENGER WHO FIGHT TONIGHT Five BasebaD Teams Oiase i i ( m Mythical-Town Championship Interest in Title Tins Year; AMERICAN May Lay Foondation for Odds Are Even T o & y - r ^ j At Chlcaso:— NATIONALS 6, WHITE SOX 2 Washington At Pklladelphlat— tere^ m F ^ '\Retum of Diamond Sport AB. K. H. PO. A. E. CUBS 16, PHILLIES 8 Judffo. lb . . . Chicago Rico, rf ...... AB K H PO and a K g Gate is Certaiic" Here. Goslin, If . . . English, S3 ... Meyer, 3b, 3b Heathcote, rf . Tate, c ...... Hornsby, 2b .. Bluege, 3b . . Wilson, cf ... Sentiment Seems to Fa-i Sereral tnams in and around Hayes, 2b Stephenson, If Mancheater are going to aspire for <=f Grimm, lb . . , • McMillan, 3b .. ChaOengeL * li the town title this season accord- Burke, p ** Taylor, c ...... Tor ing to the best of reports. And Root, p ...... 33 6 11 27 5 0 among these teams there is going Chicago 48 16 18 27 3 0 By DAVIS J. WALSH to be some spirited bidding for the AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Philadelphia cream of the baseball crop. Sammy Metzler, If .. 5 0 0 1 0 0 • AB It H. PO New' York, July 18.— A cham- ' Cissell, ss . . . 4 0 1 4 4 2 South«;rn, cf ...... 5 Massey’s outfit, according to the Shires, lb . . . 5 0 1 9 2 0 O’Doul. If ...... 5 0 pion of the world,' a fighting cham- ! dope, has the edge. The Bon Ami, 2 0 Reynolds, rf . 4 1 1 0 Klein, rf ^ ...... 4 0 I pion'and a good one, will stand a t ' Green, possibly Highland Park and Kamm, 3 b .. 3 0 0 2 3 0 Hurst, lb ...... 4 Hoffman, cf • 4 0 2 4 0 0 Whltnby, 2b ...... 4 the cross road of bis career tonight a picked team from the Senior Kerr, 2b .... 3 0 0 5 4 0 Thompson, 2b ...... 4 I^pague of the playgrounds will Berg, c ...... 4 0 0 1 1 0 Thevenow, ss ...... 3 and, by the choice he makes, either ' , undoubtedly enter. Lyons, p ..... 2 0 1 0 0 0 Williams. X ...... 0 will go forward and upwart to ■ Hunnefleld, x 1 0 1 0 0 0 Friberj. ss ...... 0 Although a determined effort to i McKain, p . . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lertan, c ...... 4 greater things or backward and ' make the fans support at least I Slgafoos, XX . 0 1 0 0 0 0 Dailey, p ...... l downward to the inevitable Limbo one team this season has appar- i Roy, p I of pugilisni’s forgotten. Tommy 35 2 8 27 14 2 Miller, p ...... 1 ently been passed up by the man­ Washington ...... 030 110 100— 6 Holloway, p ...... 0 Lougbran, they, say, is at the crisis agement but this is not a certain Chicago ...... 000 000 011— 2 Sweetland, xx ...... 1 Of his young life. fact as yet. Massey has welded Runs batted in: Tate. Bluege 2, He wllj defend his light heavy- ! together a real aggregation and Cronin, Goslin, Rice, Hoffman, Cis­ Tommy Looghran 37 3 11 27 IS 1 weight title for the seventh time sell; two base hits. Hoffman, Cronin, James J. Bmddock Chicago ...... 100 512 160— 16 may yet, when the vacation sea­ Tate, Myer, Reynolds. Rice. Philadelphia ...... 000 001 020— 3 In a year and a half in [a. fifteen son is over place the team back on Runs batted in; Heathcote 3. round fight with Jimmy Braddock the honlB town pasture for an­ At St. Lonls:— Hornsby 3. Root 3. Wilson 3, Grimm at the Yankee Stadium tonight other fling at the gate receipts. BROWNS 4, RED SOX O' 2. Stephenson, McMillan. O'Ooul. and the ghouls who relish the end St. Louis LEGION BLASTS RAMBLERS M E T Hurst, W hitney; two base hits. Whit­ Bon Ami Strong AB. R. H..PO. A. E. ney, Root, Southern, English, Heath­ of an old dynasty are alb a-twltter Over at the north end the Bon Blue, lb ___ ...... 3 0 9 10 1 0 cote; three base hits. Root, Hurst; at the thought that It may turn Ami has a real good club. It la McGowan, rf •••••• 4 0 1 1 1 0 home runs, Grimm, Hornsby. out to be one defense too many. Manush, If ., ...... 3 1 1 3 0 0 strong in every department except Schulte, ct ... •••••• 2 0 1 1 0 0 CARDINALS 9-2 YESTERDAY’S RESULTS CARDS TONIGHT Local At New York:— Braddock not only Is the strongest reserve pitchers. Godek is the real Roetz. ss .... 0 0 6 4 0 CARDS 6, GIANTS 1 challenger the man has faced but \ ace of the team and It is doubtful O’Rourke. 3 b 1 2 1 3 1 Eastern Leagne St. Louis the man himself isipresumed to be Mellllo. 2b ...... 4 2 2 2 1 1 AR R. H. PO. A. E. if he can carry the burden ,of a Ferrell, c ...... 3 0 0 3 1 0 Hartford 7, Pittsfield 0 (1st.) Sport Douthit, cf ...... , . 4 2 3 2 0 0 ready for the old laundry bag. Just title series. This club has played Gray, p ...... 4 0 0 ■ 0 1 0 Vennart Clears Bases in Hartford 8, Pittsfield 7 (2d.) Senior Leaguers at West High, 2b ...... 5 1 2 3 6 0 off two unimpressive fights with together all season without at­ Bridgeport 3, Providenc^^ (1st) Frisch, 3b ...... 5 0 2 1 2 1 Armand Emanuel and Mickey 28 4 9 27 12 2 Bottomley, lb . . . . . 6 0 0 11 1 0 tracting inuch attention but the Boston Bridgeport 7, Providence 0 (2d.) Hafey. If ...... 4 0 2 0 0 Walker, the champion is believed supporters of the team point oat AB. R. H. PO. A. E. First to Clinch Victory. New Haven 6, Allentown 2 (1st.) Side Grounds at 6:15 Chatter Orsattl, rf ...... 5 0 1 1 0 0 by many to have left the best of the fact that team work, when Narlesky, 2b ...... 4 0 0 3 3 0 Allentown 12, New Haven 2 (2d) Wilson, c ...... 4 0 1 1 1 0 him on a set of coldly impersonal Scarritt. If ...... 3 0 2 0 0 0 Springfield 4, Albany 1. Gelbert, ss ...... 3 2 1 6 1 1 scales that will demand 175 ' ' consistently applied has the de­ Williams, cf ...... 1 0 1 2 1 0 OXlock. . Haid, p ...... 3 1 0 0 2 0 sirous effect of bothering opposi­ Rothrock. cf o 0 0 1 0 0 The local A.merican Legion American League pounds at two o’clock this after- w . Barrett, rf ...... 4 0 1 9 0 0 38 6 13 27 13 1 noon. tion. o Junior baseball club had little diffi­ Cleveland 5, Philadelphia 2. R. Barrett, 3b ...... 4 0 0 2 1 Detroit 9, New York 8 tlO). Here is a letter from an old New York Highland Park may or may not, Todt. lb ...... 4 0 0 7 1 0 culty winning oveh the North End AB. R. H. PO. A. B. A Weakened Champ as the^case may be, enter a team. Heving, c . . . *> 0 0 4 Washington 6, Chicago 2. The Ramblers and Cardinils friend of the wrHerJs and who sud­ Fullis, cf ...... 0 1 9 0 0 The demand probably will, be 1 0 Cardinals last evening at the West denly became foolish and joined Here another club with good A. Gaston, c ...... 0 0 0 0 1 0 St. Louis 4, Boston 0. will mingle at the West Side play­ Leach, if ...... 2 0 0 1 0 0 met but they say It will not be a 9 Side playground, the final outcome 2 Rhyne, ss . . . 0 1 S 1 0 National League grounds this evening in the sdcond the National Gaurd. It maybe pos­ Lindstrom. 3b . . . ,. 3 0 0 1 0 keen, strong and brash Lougbran players, teamwork and will have Ruffing, p . . . 9 0 0 0 1 0 being 9-2. This is the second time sible that the “ mob” he was run­ Ott, rf ...... 3 0 1 3 0 0 ...... Boston 7, Pittsburgh 4 (1st.) tilt of the Senior Baseball League. who will do it. If you string with plenty of support from the lofty Lisenbee, p .. 0 0 0 0 1 0 the Legion has taken the north ag­ ning around with during the past Terry, lb ...... 3 0 1 W 0 0 Bigelow, X ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Bittsburgli 13, Boston 5 (2d.) > This game will start promptly ^at Cohen, 2b . . 4 0 0 4 3 0 section^'of the town if it does en- j gregation into camp. four years got after him and forc­ their notion, the weigbing-in ren- , St. Louis 6. New York 1. 6:15 o'clock and all members are Jackson, ss ...... 3 1 0 1 3 0 dezvous will have kept a bloodless, ter the-'scoBteSt for the town pump, j 29 0 5 24 12 1 A stff workout -or the Post nine ed him to seek safety in numbers. O’Farrell, c ...... 3 0 1 9 1 0 \ city W^'dt ■ .h'aye'^'d “ !I St. Louis ...... 020 010 Olx— 4 preceded the game and It had its Brooklyn 10. Cincinnati 5. requested to be on hand before Benton, p ...... 1 0 0 0 2 0 tottering champion, weak of the Chicago 16. Philadelphia 3. But Bud Weiser writes from Nlan- ^ ^?PI^i^imds"Team 'I Runs batted in: Blue 2. Roetz: two effect for the boys played a dandy that time. tic and tells aoout the regular Crawford, x ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 point of incipient collapse. I am Tomorrow evening the Pirates Scott, p ...... , 0 0 0 0 1 0 Now'.that-Wthe Other entries! McGowan, fielding game. Werner’s poor throw sports editor in the next paragraph. Hogan, XX ...... 1 . 0 0 0 0 0 disinclined to believe it. Lough-*- have been accounted for let us! ’ ______to second being the only mlsplay. THE STANDINGS and Aces will play and judging ran’s weight-making is no dance - take a peek at Pat Carlson’s idea At ClevolnnU:— Vennart’s double in the first in­ from the intjpest shown both 29 1 4 27 14 0 of the spirits at dawning. He did Written on the back of an old i St. Louis 100 041 000— 6 of a town title contender. No doubt I.NUl.ANS 5, ATHLETICS 2 ning which came with all the bases Easteni Leagae games will be well attended. It envelope and apparently full of around 187 pounds for Ernie Cleveland occupied and accounteci for three W. L, PC. was also announced that the teams New York ...... 000 010 000— 1 but wbat Pat will do the catching AB. K. H. PO. A. E. white mule. Bud writes, or pens the Runs batted in: Douthlt 4, High. Sebaaf not so long ago and the and lead the aggregation onto the .Morgan, rf . 4 1 2 1 0 0 runs and a triple from the bat of Albany ...... 56 31 .644 expect to strengthen uj and that following short snappy letter. Hafey. Lindstrum; two base hits, eleven pounds he shed in the mean­ J. Sewell. 3b 3 1 2 1 2 0 Acting Captain Ed Jolly in the Providence . . . , . .52 35 .598 the officials of the league will Nlantic, July 17, 1929. Douthlt; three base hits, Wilson, playing field. That makes the 2 o Douthit; home run, Douthlt. time undoubtedly represent self- Playgrounds’ gang even with all Averlll, ct .. 4 1 0 0 Bridgeport . . . ,. .52 3 5 .598 get together . and select an all Hello Fat Wampus. Imposed cruelty that only a reli­ Fonseca, lb 4 0 1 8 1 0 tures. Hartford ...... 42 the rest. This chap alone has the Falk. If ___ 45 .483 star aggregation from the league Well the other h*lf of the Herald At Brooklrai— gious fanatic or a champion would 4 1 0 0 0 0 American Legion (9) pep, fight, leadership and playing Porter, 2b .. 3 1 1 5 o 0 Pittsfield...... , . .41 44 .482 in time for the town title series. is down here and according to the ROBINS 10. REDS 5 undergo. 2 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. ability the team a. Gardner, ss . 0 1 4 3 0 Springfield ..-., . .38 51 .427 The present league has the ma­ boys who have been here before Brooklyn , The ritual has hurt Lougbran or J^pssl- L..-Sewen. c 3 0 1 5 0 0- -Mahoney, If . . . 3 New Haven . .,. .3^ CO .405 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. bility Mf with.***^' Hartley, c .. jority of the best among the play­ with him he caught the National Frederick, cf ...... 5 1 2 2 0 0 they wouldn’t be giving Braddock 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jolly. 3b ...... 4 Allentown ...... 33 W. Miller, p 3 0 0 1 •> 0 57 .367 ers who are considered “ lett- Guard flatfooted. By that 1 mean Gilbert. 3b ...... 3 2 3 1 2 , 0 the chAnce that they do. He is_ - Just what his lineup will he 's Dey,- 2b ...... 4 American League hard to say. He will, however, Hauser, z . . 1 0 0 0 0 0 overs” from the rest of the town he was not supposed to come down Herman, rf 3 0 0 > 0 about even money in the betting^- ‘ "'o Hadden, lb . . . 3 W. L. PC. teams now pastiming in and this year and then crossed the Ad- { Bressler. “ If ...... 3 13 0 0 have a lot of oldtimers on the i 31 5 10 27 10 0 Kerr, ss ...... 3 Bissunette, lb ...... 4 today, an unusual circumstance iu Philadelphia .61 24 .718 around ^ Manchester. This alone jutant General, whoever he is, and E. Moore. 2b ...... 5 team that ought to be good enough 1 Philadelphia Vennart, cf ...4 New York . connection with a championship AB. R. H. PO. A. E. .51 30 .630 will give the boys incentive enough came down. By catching the Bancroft, ss ...... 3 for any company especially when! Bishop, 2b . . Smith, rf ...... 3 St. Louis . . Henline, c ...... 3 fight, and he may even go in there*' .49 36 .576 to show someone that there is Guard flatfooted 1 mean that the the warm weather- loosens up thej Cronin, ss .. Werner, c .... 3 41 McWeeny, p ...... 3 as the popular favorite. A great . * Haas, ct ...... 523 still plenty of kick left .in the old Guard was not prepared for him. A. Moore, p ...... 2 old soup bone and gets the scales j Fraser, p ...... 2 .42 41 right band puncher and a young ' ’ Cochrane, c . .506 soup bones. They only had two cooks for each off the batting eye. j Simmons, cf . Mikoleit, p .... 1 Washington .31 49 .388 35 10 17 27 11 1 man v Iid may be about to come i Anyway a baseball player “ scorn­ company because he was not com­ Green Confident Foxx, lb . . . . Chicago .31 56 .356 ing and then when his boss finally Cincinnati overnight, much as Tunney did, That- Manchester Green is confl I Miller, rf ___ 30 8 8 21 11 Boston .26- 59 .306 ed” usually plays a bit above the AB. It H. PO. A. E. Braddock is a challenger of dis- ^ Dykes, ss, 2b average wheu he thlnkji that the pushed him off for ten days, not Swanson, If dent goes Without saying. Pren-1 3b ___ Cardinals (3) National Ijeague enough grub. But 1 get my eats, Lucas. X ...... 1 tinct possibilities. ^ tice. Mayor ;,Samuel, has instilled j shores, p ...... AB. R. H. PO. A. E. W. L. PC. others .can get along without him. Stowe or no Stowe because 1 was Donohue, p ...... 0 Loughran's Side a lot of p6p', confidence, real or! Sums, x ...... 0 1 .N'eil, 2b . . ^ . 3 Pittsburgh ...... 53 28 .654 Hence the hidden motive of want­ handed permanent kitchen detail so Gooch. XX ...... 1 But Lougbran hasn’t been wrong 0 ! Spillane, p .... 2 ing to show some one that some­ Dreesen, 3b ...... 4 otherwise into his outfit and he! ...... Chicago ...... 50 29 .633 you see mine comes first before the Walker,’ rf ...... 5 Q lyet->about. either, an opponent or has got them believing that any; 31 2 Fiddler, 3b ...2 New York ...... 49 38 .563 one can still play baseball. rest of this mob. Anyway 1 am Kelly, lb ...... 5 'the matter of making weight. He Eastern League team would be-Cleveland ...... ouo IIU I2.x—0 Tyler, i f ...... 2 St. L o u is ...... 42 42 .500 writing you a longer letter, (if 1 Allen, cf ...... 5 bats an even 1.000 both ways and ; easy for them. ! Philadelphia ...... 000 no 000—2 Pohl, ss ...... Brooklyn ...... 3S 44 .463 can stay sober long enough) in Pittengrer, s s ...... 4 it may be significant that, faced Runs batted in: Averill 2. Gardner, Ford. 2b ...... 1 Now the big question arises. ] ,Mors:an. Simmons. Hale. Dykes. Hail! Wells, cf .... Philadelphia ....33 4D .402 time for Saturday's page. Here’s Sukeforth, c ...... 3 with a chance for the heavyweight >■-£ Jealousy among ball clubs is aj-Murt-an; two base hits, L. ScWell, Mclllduff, If . Boston ...... 34 51 .400 CAMPOLO VICTOR hoping that the dynamite blows up Ash, p ...... 2 championship,, he took the Brad- good deal like the same disease in i S’uimons Averill Segar, c ...... Cincinnati ...... 32 50 .390 and you with It. Khrhardt, p ...... 0 dock fight without demur. No man, . Johnson, lb ’ . . Yours, drunk or sober. Purdy, If ...... 1 camps of prize fighters. Generally -it Detroit:— figuring on the heavyweight title, a good topnotcher wants his oppo­ GAMES TODAY ON FOUL IN 3RD Bud Weiser. 35 5 9 24.13 2 would wilfully let nimself in for a-'* TIGERS 9, YANKS 8 23 2 7x17 5 5 nent to go and get a reputation. Ditroit PS. Come down I know all the Brooklyn ...... 101 312 20x— iu defeat In the class below, it " xFraser out bunting on third Cincinnati ...... 010 301 000— 5 One can imagine the arguments AH It H PO A. E Eastern League By SID MERCER. places where you can get some Lougbran is wrong. I’m willing to Johnson, If ...... 9 2 strike. Runs batted . in; Herman 2. E. 4 0 0 Pittsfield at Hartford (4:30.) New York, July 18.— Viotor Cam- jakey. Moore 2. Gilbert, Bressler. Btssonette, be. He at least can make one more.- ; when the managers get together Rice, c ...... , . 5 2 1 4 0 0 American Legion ...330 003 x— 9 for the series. ’ Gehringer, 2b . . . New Haven at Allentown. polo, giant ox-slayer from the Ar­ Psss. Bring some jack with you. Bancroft. Henline. Sukeforth 3, Alien, fight for what money I have, : . . 6 0 1 4 0 Cardinals ...... 010 100 0— 2 Ford; two base hits. PIttengrer 2, Bik- Heilmann. rf ...... 4 • > 9 0 0 Providence at Bridgeport. gentine, went on-trial last night at The prospect of.a turnover In . ■Whoever finally manages to get Alexander, lb . . . o 9 Two base hits, W’ells, Mikoleit; sonette, Bressler: three base hits, the series ironed out and played .. 5 4 I) 0 Springfield at Albany., Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, before a Bat Battallno meets Al Brown on Allen; home runs, Allen, Sukeforth. championship incumbents at least*’ .McManus. 3b ...... 5 0 9 ] 1 0 three base hit. Jolly; stolen bases, fistic jury which is still debating the night of July 25 at the Buckley before C^iristmas deserves a real Phillips, c ...... • • o 0 u American Leagu'^ has had its effect upon the receipts. 5 1 0 Spillane, Tyler 3. Jolly 2, Dey, Had­ the question of whether he is a Stadium. Here is the real chance medal. It is going to be a task that Schuble, ss ...... 0 0 1 0 Washington at St. Louis. At Boston:— It has served to make a “ gate” Whitehill, p ...... 9 den. Vennart 3, Smith; struck out worthy successor to the old Wild for the Hartford battler and with few will relish and none will want 0 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia at Detroit. BRAVES 7. .V PIRATES 4, 13 out of what previously looked very Westling, ss ...... 1 0 0 0 1 0 by Fraser 4, by Mikoleit 4, by Spil- New York at Cleveland. Bull of the Pampas, Loui Angel everything at stake this writer ven­ (First Game) Smith, p ...... much like a mere hole in the wall,^ to undertake. But there will be a . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 lane 9; first base on balls, off Boston at Chicago. Firpo. The jury is still out hn ture’s to pre’dict that the Bat will Boston series, no doubt of that. Prudhomme, p .. . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 AB. R. H. PO. A. for Braddock, game, fast and a Stoner, p ...... Fraser 1, off Mikoleit 1, off Spil­ National League Campolo because be did not traveg carry guns far too heavy for the . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rlchbourg, rf .. ___ 3 0 1 5 0 puncher, has a local following that Sorrell, p ...... 0 1 0 0 0 0 lane 3; double plajs, Fraser to Jolly Cincinnati at Philadelphia. far enough with Arthur De Kuh, colored chap to silence. If the Maranville, ss . .... 4 0 2 2 4 Hargrave, zz ____ .. 1 0 0 0 0 0 to Hadden; Mahoney to Dey. Um­ Chicago at Brooklyn. another-Goliath of the ring, to de­ Hartford fans will get back of their Sisler. lb ...... 4 0 1 11 0 at least will turn out to see him Yde. z ...... 1 0 1 0 0 Harper. If .,.. . • a. 5 1 1 0 0 0 pire Holland. St. Louis at Boston. termine his real class. local boy in this fight and accord n win. This following, however, lA Fothergill, zzz . . . .. 1 0 0 0 0 0 The Legion team will leave the Bell. 3b ...... • • . • 5 1 2 0 u hasn’t even a nominal interest in NO FIGHT RETURNS — . — __ - »» Pittsburgh at New York. In justice to the newcomer, how­ him the support he is entitled too, Cooney, cf ...... ----- 4 1 0 '5 0 42 9 14 30 10 2 West Side Rec at 4:30 p. m. Satur­ ever, It must be admitted that be leave the boo chorus at home the Maguire, 2b . . . 2 2 1 2 4 seeing him lose and, when the New York day for Bloomfield. The following was cutting De Kuh down rapidly outcome will not be in doubt. Spohrer, c .... 9 1 1 1 0 match flr'st was made, it appeared AB. K. H PO A E will make the trip; Werner, Fraser, with stiff punches to the body And Cumming, c . . . ___ 1 0 1 1 0 reasonable to expect that he would AVAIUBLE TONIGHT Combs, cf .■...... 4 0 2 .65 2 2 .Mikoleit, Hadden, O’Leary, Kerr, Seibold, p ...... 1 1 0 1 Robertson 3b ___ .. 4 0 1 1 3 0 had him bolding on the third round A peculiar thing tibout the fans lose no more than fourteen out of « ; Gehrig, lb .. 4 1 0 8 0 0 Jolly, Mahoney, Smith, Dey. HARTFORD GAMES when the tall Brooklynite was dis­ of Hartford. Every last one of 33 7 11 27 12 a possible fifteen rounds. Ruth, If . .. 4 1 1 1 0 0 qualified by Referee Jack Denning them is a referee and never fail to Pittsburgh 'At that, this conception of the Durst, If 9 0 1 0 0 0 AB. R. H. PO. A. Like the Schmeling-Uzcudun Lazzeri, 2b1 ...... 5 2 2 1 4 0 At Hartford:— for hitting low with his right hand. show their knowledge of the fine Adams. 2b. 3b ...... ,4 0 0 2 3 fight was based on the Lougbran • ; fight, there will be no radio broad­ Meusel, rf , 4 9 1 3 0 0 SENATORS 7, 8, MILLIES 0, 7 De Kuh had been guilty of at least points that the referee in the ring Linton, xxxx .. ___ 1 0 1 0 0 who, eighteen months ago, was be- "'vli >5 Bengough, 'c 1 1 4 0 1 (Flr«t Game) fj. Waner, cf ., ___ 5 0 2 1 0 cast of the Loughran-Braadock 9 CHENEY TRAILING four low shots and had previously can see. Frankie O'Brien, another ing touted into the heavywelgnt s 0 6 3 0 Hartford drawn two warnings from the Hartford chap, with a good record, P. Waner.- rf .. ___ 4 0 1 ■ 4 1 -bout in New York tonight, unless j Hoyt!^^p^'. . . 5 1 1 0 0 1 AH R. H. PO. A. E. Comorosky, If . .... 4 0 0 1 0 championship. I doubt if he is the i-< last minute changes are made. ' i Pipgras, p .. 0 0 0■ 0 0 0 Corrella, 3b ...... 41 i o 1 0 referee. y'et he fails to please any'and all of Bartell, ss ...... ___ 4 0 .0 2 5 same Lougbran today and, frankly, Neither will the returns be car-; Meimach, p ...... o 0 0 0 0 0 0 Watson, If ...... 3 1 2 1 0 0 Although Campolo was doubled the fans in the Capitol :Oity, Every Sheely, lb ...... ___ 3 1 1 10 1 It is a good thing for tonight’s ' BY TWO STROKES Martineck. l b ...... 3 1 13 Clarke. 3b ...... 9 0 0 0 0 ried over the telegraph wires in 1 ' up in pain after being struck low fan, that is the majority, and they fight that he Isn’t. 42 8 12 x28 12 4 Hohman. cf ...... 5 2 in the second round, he came out Brickell, x — . .... 1 1 1 0 0 Connecticut by The International I Detroit ...... loo I0l*^i04*i— 9 Roser; rf ...... 4 can be heard, would boo O’ Brien if Swetonic, p ...... vO 0 0 0 0 They always like to see perfec- ; V News Service of which The Herald New York ...... 023 003 000 0— 8 Briscoe, ss ...... 4 for the third round apparently in he won every fight via a knockout. Flagstead. xxx 0 0 0 0 tion ruined. Tell the mugs that' a - is a client. Therefore, it will be im­ Runs batted in: Heilmann 2. Combs, New Haven, July 18.— E. Tred- Parkinson, 2b ...... 4 good shape and was not hurt by Hargreaves, c .. • . 2 0 1 3 0 Robertson. Ruth, Bengough 2, Alex­ Smith, c . the low right that provoked the Grantham. 2b .. ___ 2 9 2 0 1 man can’t be hit and they will stay possible for this newspaper to give ennick of Meriden scored a brilliant Fortune, p The Legion team journeys to ander 3, Lazzeri 2, McManus. Geh- referee to disqualification of De Bloomfield Saturday for another Grimes, p ...... ___2 0 0 0 1 away in a- body. Tell them that be the returns tonight. ringer 2, Rice; two base hits, Rice, 78 over the new Haven Country Petty, p ...... ___ 0 0 0 0 0 might be hir^od they will attend 34 7 U 27 10 0 Kuh. league game. The local officials are ___ 0 0 0 0 0 Lack of sufficient interest in the Alexander, Gehringer, Heilmann, club course today to take a lead of. Brame. xx ...... In orderly, respectable way. Tell fight Is the main reason. However, Johnson, McManus; three base hits, tVo strokes over J, P. Cheney in Pittsfield The Argentine giant, weighing ^oing to attend the meeting when Hemsley, c .... -----1 0 0 1 0 any fans who happen to be greatly Heilmann, Lazzeri, Meusel„ McManus; the first day of a two-day senior AB. R. H PO. A. E. 226% pounds, battled from a the protest of the Glastonbury them he will be hit and you home runs, Ruth, Lazzeri. Kennedy, ss ...... 4 2 4 0 36 4 9 24 12 couldn’t keep some of them away interested may he able to hear a golf tournament. The Meriden Rodriguez, l b ...... 4 8 0 0 crouch. De Kuh weighed 217 team is heard. Boston ...... 000 106 lOx— 7 description of a relayed wire ac­ player also tied for low net with R. Wilkie, 2 b ___ ..... 3 2 2 0 pounds and might have evened up The Pirates and Aces will meet Flttaburifh ...... OOO 000 301— 4 with a court order. ' count over some of the smaller L. Walkley of New Haven and J. H. Small, If ...... 4 0 Campolo’s digs to the body i f ' he at the West Side playgrounds to­ Runs batted in; P. Waner 2. Linton, Some of them have been, told ’M’ Cicero, cf ...... 3 1 Grantham, Spohrer 3. Richbourg, Bis- that Braddock is going to hit this radio stations. Kirkbam of New,Britain who bad O’Connor, rf ...... 3 1 had led with his right from a dis­ morrow evening In their first tilt ler. Maguire, Cummings; two baSV rounds of 70. The tournament Borgman, 3b ...... 3 0 tance that would have enabled him of the season. hits. Grantham 2, Linton. P. Waner, fool-proof boxer with a knockout Windshield wipers are now be­ Leading Batters drew a field of 53 golfers from all Asby, c ...... 3 1 to .put something on it. He Can hit Slsler, Spohrer. punch and s o the gate tonight may Simmons, p 0 as hard with that light as any man '(Secoad Gmom) climb above |100,000, exactly half ing fitted to the captain’s bridge sections of the state. Douglas, X 0 Pittsburgh ...... 230 310 400— 13 of some of England’s battleships. John P. Cheney of Manchester, in the Ting today but his timidity | FOUR TRACK S T ^ Boston ...... OOO 000 320— 5 of which will go to Lougbran, win National League winner of the championship for the 30 0, 5 24 7 3 against good punchers and the old Batteries; Pittsburgh. - Kremer and or lose. It will take about $98,000, G. AB. R. H. PC. Hartford ...... 013 021 OOx—7 Hargreaves. Boston, Leverett, Perry, Twenty-four girls between the Herman. Bkln. ...78 302 57 122 .404 past five years, still continued to inferiority complex were beating in fact, to get the transaction out Runs' batted in: Hohman 2, Park­ him when the referee called it a and Cummings. ages of 15 and 16 are married in CTDoul, Phlla...... S3 336 79 132 .393 play a steady game scoring an 80. inson, Martineck, Roser, Oorrella; SAIL FOR EUROPE of the carmine or red, which Terry, N. Y...... 88 365 58 136 .373 two strokes more than Tredeni)Ick. two base hits. Smith. night. England every year. Klein, Phila...... 83 341 70 127 .373 means that the charity that Is snj^ In addition to the championship and (Second Game) From his crouch the South posed to benefit, won’t. To a man L. 'Waner, Pitts. ..80 357 72 129 .361 Hartford ...... 020 030 102— 8 American teased De Kuh with- stab­ New York, July 18.— Four of Leader a year ago today, Hornsby, other prizes for gPoss scores, there Pittsfield ___ __ 203 200 000— 7 DAVIS CUP TEAM up a tree, it looks as though the Boston, .398. will also he awards for low net, bing lefts to the middle and when America’s'premier track and field Runs batted in: Parkinson 2, War- athletes will sail on the President Garden put over what Mister Tnn- DANDRUFF American League both 18 and 36 holes. tlneck 2. Smith, 'Briscoe. Manfredi. their big bodies came together he ney might term a swift one her^ Manush, St. L. ...83 350. 6,0 137 .391 Connelly 3. Cicero 2. Wilkie, Small: shook Signor Arturo badly with RoosevelU today to compete In sev­ I Foxx, Phila...... 85 305 70 119 .390 .two base hits, Parkinson 2, Wilkie, TO P U Y GERMANS Causes Baldness Simmons, Phila. ..8 1 329 68 119 .362 straight rights to the heart. eral meets 'in Europe. They are Small, Connelly. Manfredi; home run, Dick Rockaway, Ohio state hurd­ The capital invested in the Lazzeri, N. Y. ...81 309 49 111 .359- Martineck, Connelly. / Early in the third the Argentin­ LYON’S Fonseca. Cleve. ..8 3 324 54 115 .355 Last N'.ght Fights ean got a two handed attack to .the ler, Leo Lermond of Boston, Na­ world’s art silk industry now ek- Leader a year ago today, Goslin. tional mile champion; Fred Sturdy Berlin, July 18.— 'William T. Til- ceeds 1500,000,000, wbils the in­ Washington, .399. At New York— Wittorlo Compolo, body .going. De Kuh, dated, began . Roseiiiary and _In the Middle’^East exposure to to let both hands fly without much of Yale, National pole vault chani- den and Frank HuntOrn-members dustry gives occupation to. 350,- - Eastern Lengne Argentine heavyweight, won from 000,000 people throughout the Kimmick, Bdgt. ..79 256 74 107 .418 Arthur De Kub, Brooklyn Italian, the rays;-Of the moon is said to sense of direction. It was then that pion;' and Leo Se.xton, Qeorgii- of the United States X>dTi8 Cap Sulphur world. ' Yordy, Albany ...81 324 72 130 .400 on foul (3.) ca,use nightmare as well .as head­ his right, again struck below' the town’s all-around star." ; * • team, were to take . lioth ifiorQing. Sto|)6 Falling Hair Schinkel. Bdgt. ..86 336 68 130 .387 Jack Renault, Canadian heavy­ aches andln the Far East a morn­ belt and ended the fight. Eddfe Tolab, crack negro Sprint­ and afternbon workouts today. on Farrell, Albany ..75 309 -42 117 .379 " Osrmssy,. the United States, the Peploski,* Prov. ..86 369 64 133.374 weight, won decision over Young ing “ tblek hea'&” is added to these The general opinion at the ring­ er of'l^ichigan, and Pete Bowen of the tennis courts of the fiotweiss Itching ScalfLand Promotes ) Bob Fitzsimmons (10). . symptoms. IniBurma' th^re is a side'.was that'D^'Kah would have Pittsburgh, National quarter-mile -Clu'b, where the Ameriesns will United Ktegdoifi, and France te- Blair-'Growdi./; j - The officers of the Salvatiori Roy Wallace, Indianapolis light- belief that when the Insane suffer fo ld ^ up before the fifth round. champion, will sail on Friday.; and ^lay Germany in Ih^ Ihtersone fih- gethw. $800,000,000. S and tilled pro- *' At All Dept, and Drug Stores. ] Army "Tireach in 67 languages and heavyweight, won decision over from mental storms, these corre­ Campolo meel5" Tom Heeney in will join the other four men al3 ';-!thls week-end. they '-began ^orth of fchex 2 .18 serve in 83 countries. the lim e rlnA in, two'irealu. ahroadl * AracUes y e it e r ^ .- . ' ' ducts in 192f8. ■mmtm Dave King, New, YorR:.;(.5)*/, , spond to jlhe. phases o r th,Ajai.oDa> * ■■ ■■ ' ,L. •- 4 '.- *1 , ’>■, < - ^-•*"* ‘ •*.- ’A, T-'. -i ^ !»•.• •’^ 'V^' -■'•4*^^: •''••. ••.'••.--J- • i.*-"‘,’’5-.^.-.r* .’,cv y\y/^:J, T-*'. V-^ ^ t.y •O ■ •;’.'^-'‘.-7'»*''''•-•••■■; ■ •;•••* • ■•'■'V ' m*--'- MANCHE^rEft EVEN SOTOr^CllfeTER* CX)NN.# ,^ THURSDAY,1929'¥. ‘/•/*r'5--‘Hw‘ ■ "'^V. ‘ ■"'=•*' '-*■>- " . '■ **'••• FAGE TWELVE t"f.'X^ r^u. r ■ \ "'■— ''i"<\" T'l^" jw .r*f ■ • '■■ ' - .■ . r- . Mi M,'/ €TI09i t' - ■ ecL2ks#iriED l&S,;,

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...... HOUSES FOR SALE 721 Want Ad Information CARt) OF.THANKS MOVING—TRUCKING— Flood Inundates Kaitsa0:-TdV& STORA(JE 20 FOR SALE— SINOLE HOUSE 6 Manchester CAKD OF THANKS rooms, practically new, all Im­ TRUNKS TAKEhT and delivered di­ provements, bard wood finish, We wish to thank our neighbors Evening Herald rect to pier Ij New York City. L ripw garage, and chicken coop, and friends for their kindness in CLASSIFIED ADVERTISE­ Manchester and New York Motor large lot,’ small down payment. our hour of bereavement, at the Dispatch. Daily service between 256 Woodbridge street. MENTS time of the death of pur father and New York and Manchester, fall Count six averaf?* words to a l!na husband Prank J. Wright. 3063 or 8860 or 886.4. Initials, numbers and abbreviations MRS. FRANK J. WRIGHT AND eacb count as a word and compound RESORT l^ROFERTY worda as two worda Minimum cost Is FAMILY. price of three lines. PROFESSIONAL FOR SALE 74 SERVICES 22 Line rates per day for transient LOST AND FOUND 1 FOR SALE— 4 ROOM furnished ads. RE you “bmking Effective Slarcb 17. I0U7 Piano Tuninig cottage with-screcned-ln sleeping Cash Charge LOST^—DOG-n-IRtSH setter, vicini- ' ty of North Manchester, male, . Expert work guaranteed porch. Lot 59 ft water frontage. If; fi Consecutive Days 1 CIS y cts Kemp's Music House A 180 ft deep. On Lake Besick, Mid- T,<" » Ots 11 CIS dark red, plain leather collar. up house k e-e p - 3 Consecutive Days dlefi.eld,;Conn. Apply 43 Ridge- \ Day ...... 11 cts 13 cts Kindly telephone 8363 Manches­ Tel. 5680 .■Ml orders tor Irregular insertions Ivood street, South Manchester. will he charged at the one-time rate ter. HILLMAN’S TAXIDERMIC Have you home- 'Fel. 5864. vs'?7!v.v. Special rales for long term every l o s t — TWO CHECKS in ahiount i ■LABORATORY dav advern.sing given noon request.. Phone 4042 Ad.« ordered tor three or six days 57.50 each, payable to Owen Lee. i furnishings to sell? and stopped before the third Or Hfth Will tinder leave at Manchester I Have your bass mounted! day will be charged only for the ac­ Plumbing & Supply Co. . I; tual number ot times the ad appear* GOVERNORS SPLIT Vd. cliariilne at the rate earned but REPAIRING 23 , Then your motto should no albiwanres fTt refunds can be made l o st — DUNHILL cigarette lighter. ■'Xvj- riu SIX lime ads stopped after the Friday July 12th in vicinity of A ! MOWER SHARPENING, vacuum ?<[?•>" J hrth day & P store, 217 North Main street, j be, “ril tell the w o r ld - So "tii; forbids": display lines not or 75 Oak street. 'Valued as a j cleaner, phonograph, clock, lock OVER ENFORCEMENT sold , repairing: key making. Bralth- * t »>. ^ The Herald will not be responsible gift. Finder please call 3897 and ! .,. , s. . tor more than urie Incorrect insertion receive reward. j waite. 52 Pearl street. through want ads in the ■of any advertisement ordered for rti'^re ,th;in one nme LOST— NEW TIRE and rim, size iTa WN m o w e r s r e PA ik e d . Sbarp Division of Opinion The inadvertent omission ot incor­ 30x5. Finder please return to 59 ctilmneys cleaned and repaired, rect i.ut.licaMon ot advertustne will be key titting.'safes upened« saw tiling rectified onlv bv cancellation of the North street or telephone 6810. charge made' for the service rendered and grinding. Work cafiad fejr. Before Parley Convenes « • • LOST— BIRD DOG IS months old, i Harold Clems«m. 108 North Elm All ad verilsetnents must conform spayed female, answers to name } street. Telephone 3648. in st,lu. copy and typography with regijiations enforced b.v the publish­ Manchester at Groton Today. ers and they reserve the right to c ° . r mS S ” ; m a c h in e edit, revise or reject any copy con­ CopstrpcClop Cpmpapy. Dial 41S1. S K S sidered objectlona hie Groton. Conn., July IS.— Sharp CI-OSINi; H n US—Classified ads Tel. 4301. conflict over the prohibition ques­ 4*. to he published same day rntisi be re­ Eyenirig Herald ceived t'V 12 o'clock nron. Satiirdavs ^ANNOUNCEMENTS 2 tion loomed todav at the confer­ I'l am .... TELEPHONE YOLK WANl STEAMSHIP TICKETS— All parts COURSES AND CLASSES 27 ence of governoi'’s when it became ot the world. Ask for sailing lists 'ELA&5121 . apparent that certain governors in­ ADS- and rates. Phone 3450. Robert J. SPECIAL DAY and evening sum­ tended to say their say on the law Ads are accept •'i over the telenhon,e mer classes now open in barber- enforcement issue and particularly It the CHAKCI': KATE given above Smiih, 1009 Main street. as a cotivi»*cice to advertisers. but iug. Low rate of tuition. Inquire the Wickersham suggestion. he CASH KAl b-S will he accepted as Vaughn's .Barber School, 14 Mar­ Governor Albert G. Ritchie of j r'lHX PAY.MEN'l It paid at the busi­ automokiles f o r s a l e 4 ket street,. Aartford. Maryland, a Wet, .planned to take ! ness otticp on or before the seventh the floor and attack the proposal of j ■iay followMng the first insertion ot 1927 MARMON COUPE. George W. Wickersham, chairman each ad otherwise .the ('HAKtilC 192'' OLDSMOBILE COACH. HEl.F WANTED- K.aTIU will be collected No resnonsl- 1927 ESSEX COACH. of President .Hoover’s crime and billty for errors in telephoned ads 35 law enforcement commission, for a will he .assunied and their accuracy 1927 CHRYSLER COACH. FEMALE ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 | APARI’MENTS—FLATS— cannot be guaranteed 1927 DODGE COUPE. TEN KM EN I S 63 division of the enforcement pro­ WANTED — r e l ia b l e midfjle- WANTED— GENTLE'SI AN roomer, cedure so that the stales could take INDEX OF CLASSIFICA­ 1926 DODGE SEDAN. aged woman as housekeeper for A number of other good used quiet location, private family. 51 over a larger part of the “ burden” TIONS two adults, live days a week, go Delmont street, 'fel pjione 8347. FOR RENT— 4 ROOM tenement. now carried by the Federal govern­ lilrths ...... A cars. home nights. Telephone 8170, A-1 condition. modern improve- ment. Under the Wickersham pro­ Water, water everywhere, in some places as much a.s ten feet deep. Inun­ lingagements ...... U CRAWFORD AUTO SUPPLY CO. C after 5 p. m. ' TO RENT— LARGE iUrnished front nients, garage, Inquire 238 Oak posal the Federal prohibition au­ dated Hutchinson, Kas., when a nearby creek overflowed and a wall of Marriages ...... V Center am' 'Trotter Sts. room, 37 Park street, telephone street. Deaths ...... Tel. 6495 or 8063 thorities would have only to pre­ water three miles wide poured over "the City, More than two million Card ot Thanks ...... E 3132. vent importation, manufacture and dollars’ worth of damage was done. Above is a scene of the main street in MeinurlHm ...... F SITUATIONS WANTED— FOR RENTt-t-5 ROOM flat, at 23 Dost and Pound ...... 1 1927 BUICK SEDAN Cambridge street. inquire op shipment of liquor in interstate when water was.at its highest; below, policemen "• are patrolling tho .A n noil nee tneni s ...... 2 1927 WHIPPET 6. COACH FEMALE 33 premises. commerce while the states would streets in a boat...... Personal.a ...... 3 BOARDERS WANTED 59^A handle the police duties of sup­ A u loinohllee 1927 HUDSON COACH 4 1924 BUICK COUPE WANTED— NURSING by experi­ FOR RENT— 2 ROOM furnished pressing the bootleggers and speak­ •Mltomohlles tor Sale ...... enced. nurse, by the day or hour. WANTED— ONE OR TWO boaid­ Automobiles tor Exchange . 6 When better used cars are sold, ers at 354 Main street. Reason­ apartment, for August and easies. I ing political nor controversial” Auto .Accessories—'Tires ... 6 we’ll sell them.” Chronic cases a specialty. Dial September. Call 6681. Dry's Proposal i about his resqlution-whicb he main­ DAUGHTERS (3VE W .Auto UeiiHiring— Painting . 7 6129. able. Phone 4064. 7-A COLE MOTOR SALES At the same time. Governor John tains contains sentiments that all .Aiitv« Schools ...... FOR KEN1W5 ROOM tenement, G. Richards of South Carolina, a ..\u'os—Ship DV Truck ...... 3 91 Center St. Tel. 8275 WANTED— HOUSEWORK or plain BOARDERS WAN'FBD near Center Americans should be willing to 3 all modern conveniences. Apply Dry made it plain that he is go­ ANNIVERSARY SURPRISE .Autos— Kor Hire ...... sewing, by day or hour. Call 5545 and milLs. Iq a private family. subscribe o. His resolution is as I'.a rages—Service— Stor^^e 10 1927 FORD COUPE. Glenoey Company, Allen Place. ing to find out why the governors follows: Motorcycles— Bic.vcie ...... !!• after 6 p. m. , Telephone 7390. Wanted Aii'os —M"'orcvcles 12 1923 FORD COUPE. cannot see their way clear to adopt 1 “ Resolved that it is the sense of 2 — 1926 FORD TOURINGa. TO KENT— 5 ROOM tenement, on a resolution he has introduced Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Pilbig, ot Itiislness and rrofesslannl Services . Wells street. William Kanehl. the governors of the United Stales Husiness Services Uttered .... 1H 2 — 1926 FORD PANELS. COUNTRY HOARD- pledging to President Hoover, not ,2.03 Main, street were married 17 Household Services Offered ...... 13-A ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Telephone 7773. in convention assembled that the 2— 19 2-6 ESSE.X COACHES. only the sympathy of the-confer­ position • taken by the President of years, July 16. Their daughters. Hullduig—Contracilns ...... JEWETT TOUKING. RADIO 49 R ESO R TS 60 hMorisis—Nurseries ...... FOR RENT— TvVO ronm suite. ence but its “ hearty cooperation” til'll United States for law enforce­ .Miss Beulah and .Miss . Elizabeth, Funeral Dlieiuors ...... BUICK TOUKING. WILSON COTTAGE— Rooms near Juliiisun Block, facing Main street in bis efforts toward law enforce­ ment and civic righteousness gen­ Heating —Plumbing— (tooling FOR SALE— ONE WORLD radio believed tbe event should .uota pass STUDEBAKEK TOURING. with 5 tubes, 1 B-Eliniinator and shore front. Pole 10 5, Myrtle Telephone 37-26 or janitor 7635. ment. In some quarters ' the erally deserves commendation of all 1 nsu ra nee MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES without recognition. They accord­ .Millinery —Dressmaking ...... 10 1-A Battery complete for $20.00. Beach, Milford. Richards resolution was interpret­ those who have their country's good 1069 Main St. Tel. 5462 ed as an indirect endorsement ot ingly invited 20 of,the relatives and M ovlng—'Truek ing —Storage ^ . 2U Dial 3920 for information. FOR KEN’I'— 4, 6 AND 6 room at heart. ^ i close friends of their parents, an'I Painting— Faiit-ring ...... , 21 ■, Tims. E. Donahue, Mgr. the Wickersham proposal, although rents Apply Edward J lli>u. 865 “ Resolved further that we, the j arranged with Paul Packard to Protessinna I Services ...... 22 WANTED^ROOMS— Main street. 'Felephoiie 4642. no reference to Wickersham’s sug­ Kepalrlng ...... 'Ki 1928 ESSEX COU'PE governors of the several states. ihave his orchestra of fou pieces Tallmlng— Dvelng—Cleaning . . 24 GARDEN—LAWN- gestion is made in the resolntiou. HUDSON SPEEDSTER BOARD 62 FOR RENT— 3 - ROOM apartment pledge to the President not only [present to provide lively music. T.MIef nor.fis and Service . . . . . 2b Then, loo, anoiher resolution our sympathy but our heart cooper Wanted —Uusiness Service . . . . , 2B BETTS GARAGE DAIRY FRODUCTS 50 in Purnell Block, all modern im- Mr. and Mrs. FUbig on thqir return w a n t e d — ROOM and boarej by approving President Hoover's law alion in his efforts [ to promote a from a ride Were very much sur­ lOdticiillonnl Hudson-Esse? Dealer— 129 Spruce provunents. Apply'G, E. Keitli, enforcement efforts has been pre­ Courses and Classes ...... 21 20,000 TRANSPL.ANTED celery young man, in private family. greater respect for. .law and to prised to .filld‘ so.mahy .-o f their Keith Furniture Company. pared jointly by Governor O. Max Private Irisiruciiou ...... 2S GOOD USED CARS plants, easy / blanching, Boston Write Box N, in care of'Herald. establish these principles through­ friends ga,thered in, honor of their ,28-A Gardner of North Carolina and Dancing ...... Cash or 'Ferms market, and white plume, golden out thenation.” ...... anniversary. Music, ganiies and a .Alu.sical — Dramatic ...... , 2H Governor Harry F. Byrd of Vir­ Wanted — Instruction ...... 30 Madden Bros. self blancliing. 379 Burnside Ave. “ Resolved further [that a copy of | delicipus jjjdffet lunch;., helped to FInnncInl 681 Main St. Tel. 5500 Greenhouse, East Hartford. Phone A I* A R I'M E N TS— F L A T1 HOUSES FOR RENT 65 ginia, and Introduced at the con­ these resolutions- are spread upon pass a.^lijieFx^ eyenirig.‘'Mhr a^d Mrs. Bonds— Slocks— Abirigages ... . 31 8-3041. ference. the: minutes of this, the twenty- Pi 1 big meivecT and Business Obi>'>ri unities ...... 3-2 I’ENEMKIVTS FOR RENT— 6 ROOM liouse, all Both resolutions have been ro- Money to latan ...... 33 first conference of tlie governors of a joint gif^"from several of the AUTO ACCESSORIES— ."1—; . » ■' ' - ■ '■■■■—. I ■' i improvements, steam heal, and ferxed to 'the executive committee Help nn improvements. Call at. 28 Foley indications that no furlhei* acMoti Governor Gardner, vho. intro­ 3? Help Wanted —.Ma le or Female BAFTEUIES EUK YOUH automo­ ONE O.^K BED room set, bed, street, telephone 4SS9. FOR RENT— NEW 7 room house, j on them was contemplated. Tliis duced the Gardner-Byrd resolution, Agents WatiteO ...... 3 7 ■ A at 264 Hackmatack street, all inir j is equally insistent that this reso­ DLOtSE’ST9|IT>RXAN^i:.-. Situations Wamed — Female ... . 33 bile. raiiains from $7 up Kediarg- dresser, small chest, chair, rockef proc dure is unsatisfactory to both FOR RENT— THREE room teue- proveinenls. Inquire at 268 Hack­ lution be voted upon. He told In­ Situations Wanted — M a l e ...... 33 ing and repairing Dlsirlbufors ot ' and spring $30. Governor Richards and Governor ,,,:Bloa5es-'augqjent >’nuses te Eratiloymeni Agencies 40 j. ment, furnished, all improve­ matack street...... ternational News , Service He r c a n - - r A Prest-U-Llte Bditeries. Cenlei j WATKINS ments. One tenement of 4 rooms, Gardner, who introduced them, and 1,1 v«- Siiwk — I’ylo— |*«ollr!r— VelilolfN Auto Supply Co., 155 Center. 'I'el. both plan to stage a tfght to bring \ Dogs— Birds— Pels ...... 41 I FURNITURE EXCHANGE all improvements, $20 a mouth. not see why the governors should ^ biack lfe n stiit.'has^lSfe’ MoushJ tho resolution to a vote and force l.lve .‘Block — Vehicles ...... 4'2 5293. ! Apply 1-1. Miiiiz, Depot Square. recoil from talqbg action on U s.s : 'entftefijr. dlHerent Poultry and Subblies ...... 43 SIX FLOOR samples in' parlor SUMMFR HDMKS the conference to go on record on it advocates not, /’ : Oouiilry Bo.rrrt — Kesorts ...... 80 I'ERKEl l & GLENNEY. ^'all any­ Music Box. V FOR; RENT— VERY desirable five of a letter read to the governors byt tfiiB eonfereiiee of-.goyernors heart- ,, - Hotels— Kesiaurants ...... v...... 61 ‘ \ * t: 'tti: ,/ time. Phone. 30 63. Local and long 'room flat, garage, at 25 .Sjl^o, off Covernor,^ ______TnFranklin___t-t:-. r\ D.' • Roosevelt of; .ii-rr•ily .'<»f approves the “Prpc'iflennoLlbll'. President’s action v Wanted — Booms— Board ...... 62 distance moving. General truck- P R p rrs Ken' Felnle For Kenl Flower. Inqulie 21 Elro. HDUSKS p R aALK 72 New York. aud' eqifibatically pledges and ten­ Apartments. 1‘lais. Teneit|eut8 .. 63 lug. VVANTED— TO BU Y 58 To Denounce Plan ders tjj,^bfm. and. his, commission its Business l.ocaUons for Kent ... 64 •FOR RENT— 6 ROOM tenement, When, serving ./Ti' - ACiilSed. fruit Houses tor Kent ...... 6s WILL PAY HIGH ESI cash prices all improvements at 12 Trotter FOR SAI.E— NEW HOMES,' on Ritchie is understood to have pre­ fulle8f VgA'-openatimi -and sqpport. ^ cocktail to hogHi do not - apparently.enjoy^,. a Suftiirtiari tor Kent ...... 88 BUSINESS SERVICES for rags, papei. magazines ahd street. Apply at 16 Doane street. Walke/.'Henry. Washinguiu. Par’:- pared a sharp address denouncing sweeten asNvif- t fo^^ •7,d«B«ert ‘ - but, Bummer Homes tor Kent ...... 87 ar. Phelps Road apd Fair view the Wickersham^ proposal .and perint- big' ait.; [tbe.. coii^ence Wanted to Kent ...... 68 OFFERED 13 metals,' Also buy all kinds. o|: rather. add^abHr or Time Kent KHtule For St|le chickens Morris H. Lessn'er. Ua!,l TUi •KBNH^^CISNt.lSNNTAft apaftl Stfeels. in (act all sactliTns ot the ing out what he'regards as its weak whith^^'.bnlng attended' by twepty- to ^Ve it an - .Apart men' Building for Sale ... 63 MATTRESS, BOX SPRINGS. 6389 or 3886. meniis. foqi nmm aparnn*nti Jqni* town. Our llsi alwh.vs complete. spots. He is also expected to op­ two - goVpp'nb'rs. Even[ sii th.fe ina- Business Proirerty for Sale ...... 70 PILLOWS STEAM STERILIZED tor seivtce, heat, gas range, ice Arthur A. Knofla. Phone 5440 or pose the Richards resolution and jority^nf goverh6V?[ continue . uon- l■'al^ls and Band tor Sale...... 71 5938. 87 5 Main street. jalso the Gardner-Byrd resoTuUon.i ...... Houses tor Sale ...... 72 AND MADE OVER EQUAL TO box turplsbed. Call Mancbesier on the WickersUam .sug- Dots for Sale ...... 73 NEW'— $5 FOR OLD MATTRESS ROOMS WITHOUT HOARD 59 Construction Company, 4131. i utilizing the rule of the f-onfer incp ] ^ - although a few of them FOR SALE-SEVEN ROOM house, Kesort Property for Sale ...... 74 IN e x c h a n g e FOR NEW ONE against passing any resolutions o f-^ ^yitu fav.oc. One .oft these .Sulturlian for Sale ...... 76 ONE D4.Y SERVICE FOR RENT— FURNISHED rooms 1 6’ ROOSl' TDN^IMBNT. all modern •fire place, steam heat, corner lot. , a controversal nature. Governor Byrd who said-'-tfiat in Heal Bs'ate for Bxchange ...... 78 Improvenienls, also f}ve' fopba flat grpunejk SOflSO. exceltebt loea* Governn,t Richards told Inter- tast of en- Wanted — Keal Fstaie ...... 77 MAN. UPHOLSTERING CO. and garage, also three room apart-1 his State,/.Virginia, the task of en A uetiitn— I.egnI Notleea 331 Center St.— Opposite Arch St. ment. Telephone 4773,, 109 Foster ! op'Ceriter street. Inquire 147 Dasl , tion. Price reasohahle, and texnis national sNetv’s Service this morning , easy. Manchester Really Co, that in his opinion there is “ noth- forcin^[ prohibition has fallen ■Auction Sales ...... 78 Est. Since 1922 Tel. 6448 street. Center street. Telephone 7864. mainly on state and local officers. i.egal Notices ...... 73 '''i3.ovemor Theodore Christienson By FRANK BECK I of iiiinS'^pra said that while the GAS BUGGIES—Postponed Again Wickersham proposal “ is logically h e n r v ..s V r e e t Girl» SUE , I'M TME LITTLE STALLED-— sound,” too much should not,.,,he A PRUSWTinjL ‘STATE OP GIVING ME THE RUN-AROUND expected of it, as the Federql .gov- Brand new - and' ii'p-X^/dato, 6 'MIND. 'I JU ^ COULDI>4*T AGAIN. IF IT WASN'T FOR HER ernme'fit would have to continue to frtomis. ■ heated hksehfeht' '^iifiges, ,SAY YHS--AND I IWEP OLD lylAN’S DOUGH I’D-t—- duptlcaie the state’s work until the sqn 'parlors,’; 'walks:; all [ OH i' .WELL WHEN SHE' GET^ > ^ states cotiid better; adjusty ,,their in..Very.'reajsohab'k^r.pffcasi- and TO,; SAV H P ---S O M eT rtIN S terms. ^ E M E D to STOP ME — ALEC'S / PHONEY LETTER A law enforcement machinery 'to thq I.DAN . VERY NICE, SWe ' l l e a t o u t o f uew conditions. 4 famlly.vhouso, «m:io'udiOdruer. AMb-.3UJQ(oESTED I M Y H A N D . Yes. we will self U-at- TABliS DBCORATlO^i. TAKE A LITTLE MORE, At a recent breakfast .party, -. Bfii'ton. hake shone c6ttage[i;‘QQ a TIME TO DECIDE where yellow table linen and peas­ .50 .fold waterTnutt lHr,; i^ge stone« ant pottery Were used, the gaudy fireplace. Very reasonahle price. centerpiece decorations w^re :niade Bulion :lmkierahor« tuts./giMid fish­ of ripe,tomatoes, purple grapes and ing. bathing; beachi. aii.dota thickly a few apricots. They were . tremeu- wotxled aqd-shady, Rtices JJ3U0 to dously effecti'VB. : $ 6 U (h .Tetm& ^ WASHING EYES. $4.lihu buys a* Dice. 5 rmVni’ejngie Never tuu'au eye that has somer tWj rent thing in it. Wash It' fn bdracic acid w lien you cdh gei .a .tubdem hhnie at Solution, with an»^eye clip. The for* this pMce. - Cash dAOdi , eign substance la likely Id float out. ,1. FRUIT CARBIEflS, If taking plums, aprico ts'or other crusbable small fruits along on «»■ picnics'you chn keep them In. peri Ject.condition by carrying them in .I o p « egg carton's. .[; .r. • , ; ' ^ ■ <• '■’ V ■;•■..•-V,'; - ;J V.’ ¥ ■“ & ' ii:

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CiVCJiNiiNVi tlJlKALD, SUUl'H flXAJNUHESTER, UUWN., XHLTKSUAY, 15, I'dZd rAgnC XBIKTEKN^ FLAPPER . R ^ S^YS: SENSE aod NONSENSE SKIPPY By Percy L. Crosby l!fot In Season wKesc 010 0 ID TweY 5AV Gladys is so dumb she won’t At a H0T6C No-8or IT AHO 1 tfOUCONT finish summer school until next aer w e You cooco HAve U fki p o t w inter. t o e s T A v e o C€t (T flhliShBtf BiRie^ O f f A • IT? TO Hard boiled captain—"Your iN rtMC- nam e.’’ ReAP» Timid private— "Jones, sir.’’ I Captain—“Your age.’’ Private— “Twenty-four, sir.’’ Captain— "Your rank.’’ Private— “I know it, sir.” / Said a gentleman, arrogantly, be­ fore a group of his fellows. “Thre'! years ago I didn't have a nickel in my pocket and today’’?—he looked around and saw the tax assessor —"today I've got a nickel in my pocket.” he finished meekly. “You don’t love me as much as you used to. Haven’t I always play­ ed fair with you?” n "Yeh, you’re fair, but I like ’em 7-/a a i m f Etrey U Crothy, G m l Brtul* tichtt icMrrtS. w arm er.” ^ 1 Kinf Ptatnrt* Syndicita, Inc "So Bill finally married the Light OUR BOARDING HOUSE Too many married people live of his Life!” By Fontaine Foi happy ever after they’re divorced. "He’ll think she’s the search Family Stuff Light, when he finds her going By Gene Ahern thru his pockets some night.”

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(READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) SALESMAN SAM Sam’s Unlucky Day I By Small Poor Clowny! He was soaking in, and on his face there spread ar wet and just because he’d had to grin. The fall he’d had from in GOLLV, I ALtAOST FOR6T \ DID; \'4ELL I ^ A T S let go of the limb he clung to, far the tree seemed very funny now. Well, goodness me, and sakes VIOOFIS GrAVe tAE A T IP ON A HoRSE CAME IN FIRST | DIO VA Rie-HT ON TH’ KlOSEll ttE VJAS above the little stream. The other alive, 1 merely took a fancy dive, -DHVS MOOM AN’ I pviT $ 7. OH » T - I WAMMA IM TH' LAST J HAVE Tinymltes, on the shore, looked thought he. I’d really like to try ■ iE IF IT VION- R A C E ? X « m ? aJid then began to roar. “He looks it just once more somehow. BO funny,” Carpy said, "It’s almost Before brave Clowny reached like a dream.” the land, one Tiny jumped and "Hey! Start in swimming, ’ waved his hand. "Hey , look be­ y . C .O -; Scouty cried. "Swim on your hind you, Clowny,” he exclaimed, back, or on your side. It isn’t in high pitched tone. "Some N very far to shore. You’ll make it funny fellows are nearby. They’re If you try. Come on now, do just smiling, too. 1 wonder why. as you’re told. If you stay out You’d better hurry up to shore so there you’ll catch cold. We’ll they’ll let you alone.” build a fire and dry all of your Then Clowny turned around to wet clothes by and by.” see the funny fellows. Goodness At first wee Clowny thought me! They were real slim and he’d weep, but then found 'twas very tall. One of them said, "Hel­ Just knee-deep. This made him lo! We’re Water Willies' out for feel real cheerful, ’cause he didn’t fun. 'Shake hands with us, please, want to swim. He shouted out, one by one. And then tell us just with all his might, “Don’t worry who you are. That’s what we’d now, ’cause I’m all right. I’ll wade like to know.” ashore.” Then all the rest sat down to wait for him. (downy makes friends with the NCA SCRVIce, - Soon Clowny started walking Water Willies In the nevt storvA IS: PAGE I!X)UBTEElf iHanrIt?{itrr Svntina

contest. The latter took place dur­ ■sssfioa Mr. and Mrs. George C. Ram^dell MODERN ing the noon hour when the force of Pittsburgh, Pa., arrived in town ONLY 2 STORES was attacking one of the famous and Monday, after a pleasant motor trip Rocky Point shore dinners. With OLD FASHIONED through Pennsylvania and New considerable gorging the salesman York states, to spend their vacation HOLD OUTINGS finally triumphed in this contest. DANCING period visiting with Mr. Ramsdell’s The many attractions and swimming parents Mr. and Mrs. W. . Ramsdell at Rocky Point were enjoyed and Anniversary of 35 Main street, and other rela­ at 6:30 o’clock a weary but happy A t the r a i n b o w tives in town. Mr. Ramsdell’s group started homeward. lather made the trip home with Watkins and Keith Concerns An account of Watkins Brothers DANCE PALACE them after spending a ten days visit outing will be found in another In the Smoky City. Have Group Parties; Oth­ i column of this issue. Every Thursday Night Harry Vitullo, a local barber, and Miss Mary. Gravino of this ers “ On Their Own.” PLAN MAIL DELIVERY Savings In Domestics and Yard Goods BUI Waddell’s Broadcasting town, made application yesterday Orchestra lor a marriage license at the bur Prof. Gates, Prompter reau of vital statistics, Hartford. Despite Ideal weather only two i FOR NEW SECTIONS Mrs. George Fretcher, Miss Sadie Main street stores held employees TONIGHT Murdock of Philadelphia and Mrs. outings yesterday. Merchants Day, Pofetmaster Toop Hopes to In­ Are Offered Durmg Our Anniversary Sale Arthur Floyd of Asbury Park, N. the pair being Watkins Brothers, clude Hollywood, Marvin J., returned this morning after a who held its annual at East Hamp­ SEE THE SENSATIONAL visit with George Murdock of Green and Bluefield Tracts. Pure Linen ton and Keith’s Furniture store, Walker street. DAREDEVILS OF THE AIR whose employees spent the day at Postmaster Oliver F. Toop is Pure Linen Hemstitched Rocky Point. There were, however, busy working on a new schedule of Dish Towels Cretonnes At the Mr. and Mrs. Edward Von Deck of Alexandria, Va., former Man­ innumerable individual outings held carriers’ mail delivery that will af­ chester residents, will return home by store employees and their fam­ fect more than 500 persons. About AMERICAN LEGION Saturday after spending a two ilies. 175 families will be added to the Table Cloth Sets weeks’ visit with friends here and From the Center to the ter­ present list. They are getting their ,c ea. for Summer Luncheons in Tolland. minus, Main street was swept clean mail at present either through gen­ CARNIVAL as a whistle— hardly a pedestrian In eral delivery or by having boxes at Heavy quality, Irish linen Cheery summer cretonnes in A group of about 10 Manchester sight. A few salesmen unaware of the South Manchester post office. dish towels with the new pas­ futuristic . . chintz . .. mod­ Dougherty Lot—Center St. boys, newspaper carriers for The the general closing, tried doors The new sections which are to tel colored borders in blue, ernistic patterns that will make Hartford Courant here, went to vainly along the street then left dis­ receive the service are the Holly­ gold, green and pink. All $ 3 . 3 2 into gay cushions, slip covers, FREE AUTO PARKING Riverside Park in Springfield today couraged. wood, Marvin Green, Lakeview and hemmed, ready to use. draperies and beach coats. along with more than 500 other One reason for holding so few Bluefield tracts. It will be quite A 56x70 inch hemstitched, silver bleached linen carriers about the state. Arthur combined outings this year was ad­ some time, however, before It will cloth with six large nauklns to match. Five good vanced by a clerk this morning and be possible to start the service in Manley, circulation manager here, patterns to choose from. Regular $5.00 grade. Oneida ABOUT TOWN was in charge of the local contin­ can probably be taken as represent­ the new territory. Also it will be Dobby Check gent. There were 19 busses in the ative of all the stores. “ We see necessary to readjust other routes enough of each other every day,’’ he bordering in those vicinities so that Mrs. Robert W. Chambers and group and they were escorted by state police. said, “ without continuing to do so the amount of mail to be distributed Turkish Pillow Cases family and Mrs. Mark Hewitt of on a holiday.” can be properly balanced. Middle Turnpike are at Chalker Rayon Bed In Gibson’s garage, there is an Twenty-five persons went to There is a strong possibility that Towels Beach for two weeks. automobile bearing Washington, D. Rocky Point on the Keith outing, I with the addition of the new ter­ C., markers that is badly wrecked, leaving Manchester at 7 o’clock in ritory now being mapped, an addi­ The Manchester Electric Com­ Spreads caused by going over a bank in the morning. A program of game.s, tional carrier’s service will be pany this morning started opening Oakland yesterday morning. The arranged in advance, was run off needed. If so, Postmaster Toop ea. Fine quality pillow cases in a trench on Bisseil street for lay­ car was coming from the west on before noon, including a baseball will forward a request to Washing­ In Beautiful Jacquard Pattern two sizes: 42x36 and 45x36 ing conduits to carry power lines ton for permission to increase the inches. Though sub standards, Doming street and on striking Tol­ game between the shipping clerks- Excellent towels for summer frcm the New street sub-station to land Turnpike went over the edge outside gang and office force-sales­ personnel. we guarantee taese pillow cases the outlying sections of the town. bathing as well as for daily use to give you from three to five and turned over twice. The occu­ men. When the game ended the at home. Large size, 22x44 pants of the car were in a hurry to shipping clerks-outside gang were years’ wear. There was no session of the town Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Johnson of inches, turkish towels with col­ get going and ordered the car on the long end of r. 8-7 score. ored dobby check borders in $2.92 court this morning, the first time Myrtle street, accompanied by Mrs. drawn in. The driver of the car, Most exciting of all the contests blue, gold, green and rose. in a week that no cases had been a man, got a slight cut on his head. during the day was a hot-fought Tansia Lindstrom are spending the Light weight bed spreads that are excellent for sum­ summer at Grove Beach, Conq. mer use. Due to slight misweaves we were fortunate in Colored Bordered called. The body of the car is damaged to croquet match and a clam eating the extent of over $200. The party being able to pick them up at a saving. Jacquard pat­ Dr. F. F. Bushnell, local milk in­ secured other means of conveyance Large, Heavy terns in solid colors of blue, rose, gold and green. Large, Linen Cloths spector and assistant to Dr. D, C. and continued on after seeing that seamless spreads, 80x105 inches. Y. Moore as town health officer, the car was towed in. has been literally besieged by milk Turkish dealers since the publication of Ernest Roy of the Depot Square One Group garage has been having trouble for $1.32 milk standards in The Herald re­ fUOH9, Towels • cently. Many of the dealers were some time past in preventing cars 54-inch linen luncheon cloths not satisfied with their showing in storage or under repairs, or with attractive novelty colored and they are seeking information wrecked, from being stripped of Raffled and borders in gold, rose, green from Dr. Bushnell as to the best such parts as are valuable. In order ea. and blue. A cloth that will give methods to follow to improve their to comply with the law and not a touch of color to your lunch­ have old cars around the place Mr. GOOD THINGS TO EAT ratings. Large, heavy absorbent tur­ Cottage Curtains eon table. Roy has been storing his automo­ kish towels with colored bor­ biles in barns in Oakland, across the Although yesterday was Mer­ ders in blue, gold, rose and In a Choice of Designs street from the Oakland paper mill. green. Size 24x44 Inches. Also chants’ day in Manchester and Time after time the barns have Dial 4151 4 Trunk Lines Pure Linen stores through the business section been entered and tires and other a few plain white turkish tow­ * were supposed to be closed all els in size 20x40 inches includ­ parts taken. Unable to catch any­ ed at this price. day, by actual count there were one at it after several different men $1*32 pair Lunch Cloths 16 places of business open between had been kept on guard the matter the Center and the south end ter­ was this morning turned over to FRESH MACKEREL 10c Ib. In this group you will find novelty ruffled curtains minus. The places included res­ the police for investigation. Reversible in a number of designs and patterns including the plain taurants, shoe repair shops, white voile sets as well as 50 pairs of the popular dotted fectionary shops, drug stores and marquisette ruffled curtains in white and cream. Cur­ a few groceries and bakery shops. Salmon Bath Rugs tains for every room in the home. Pure linen lunch cloths with Older merchants recall one Busi­ attractive colored borders in ness Men’s day years ago when OPEN FORUM SWORDFISH Filet of Haddock blue, gold, green and rose. 50 every place of business, even in­ The Famous Block Island inches square. An excellent cluding the old saloons, closed Swordfish. Butterfish A Splendid Assortment of cloth for breakfast and lunch their doors for a one-day vacation. GILEAD MAN FINDS $1.00 dse. Easily laundered. Heavy weight, reversible Lunch Cloths— .Main Floor. Mrs. Edson M. Bailey of Holl bath rugs in pastel colors of Summer Wash street, who is vacationing with MORE CHESTNUT BLOOMS FRESH EASTERN HALIBUT blue, green, pink, gold and her husband near Burlington, Vt., lavender. Checked borders. Pure Linen recently underwent an operation C. W. Buell Has Been Watch­ Goods for appendicitis and has recovered Rolls Butter Fresh Meadow Brook Dish ‘ satisfactorily. ing Trees and They Seem to Turkish for Cool, Sleeveless Frocks Be In Good Condition. 49c Eggs, 55c doz Town Treasurer George H. Wad­ Toweling dell-, Probation Officer Edward C. Editor, Manchester Evening Herald, Face Cloths Elliott, Jr., and Francis E. Miner South Manchester, Conn. motored to Nlantic yesterday after­ Dear Sir: GREEN PEAS Lean Cuts 32 c yard noon and witnessed the war maneu­ We were much interested in the From Birch Mountain PINEHURST QUALITY rC y d . article in the Herald last Friday CORNED BEEF If you have a few hours to yourself in the after­ vers at the Stone farm. BLUEBERRIES noons or evenings, you can quickly make yourself regarding chestnut trees. We have SLICED BACON, 33c Lb. 3 for 3 5 ® Pure linen dish toweling The regular monthly meeting of three or four chestnut trees about SUMMER SQUASH a smart, sleeveless dress for hot days. We have with the new wide pastel bor­ the board of trustees of the Mem­ two and one-half Inches in diameter EVERY Freshly Ground BEEF, 30c Lb. Heavy quality turkish face reduced our regular stock of 39c and ,50c wash ders in soft green, light blue, that appear to be in good condition, cloths in a choice of patterns goods during this sale only at 32c a .vard. The gold and rose to match the orial hospital was held yesterday HONEY DEW Royal Scarlet FLOUR, 99c Bag assortment includes: Printed voiles, “ Year Round” afternoon. Routine business . occu­ and some of the them are In blos­ and colors. color scheme in your kitchen som. We had many acres of chest­ MELON With an advancing flour mar­ prints, printed charmeusettes, pique prints, printed pied the major pare of the session. lawns and handkerchief lawns, as well as printed nut killed by the blight, and we We Sell is Guaranteed ket this is a good buy. have watched quite closely any suitings and hroadclnths in a choice of patterns James Richmond and family of - i f you let us select it. Pints R. S. Salad Dressing, 25c. si Hand Embroidered and colors. Guaranteed color fast. $2.50 and $2.98 Martex Green Hill street are spending two sprouts that have appeared. Most weeks at Atlantic Beach, R. I. of these have died after a year or two, but It is possible that some of We Have Nice Grapefruit...... 3 for 33c Lunch Sets Bath Rugs Mr. and Mrs. Edward Montie of those now alive may continue. It $1.98 Washable New street and Mr. and Mrs. Her­ certainly will be a great asset to the Printed Silks man Montie of Bigelow street are people if the chestnut ever comes Rayon Satin spending their vacation at White back. Very truly yours, $1*00 $1.32 Sands beach. E. W. BUELL. Five-piece, hand embroider­ $1.00 Plain, floral and geometric Employes of the Pinehurst ed luncheon sets consisting of yard patterns can be found in these Good-looking patterns 7 9 c Grocery held their Merchants’ Day a 36-inch cloth and four nap­ yard bath rugs of the Martex qual­ outing at Block Island. kins to match. Good-looking in printed crepe de chine, ity. Subject to slight mis­ patterns that are color fast. georgette and chiffon that weaves. Edward Nelson of Pinehurst is HONISS’S will make up into smart This fabric is one of spending his vacation at Old Lyme, OYSTER HOUSE afternoon and informal our best sellers for slips Conn. evening dresses for vaca­ as it is just the right Hemstitched tion wear. Some of the weight and conies in a Slx99-Inch George Douthwalte of Hartford, is noted for its Lobster, pieces contain but one or choice of pastel shades as father of Mrs. John H. Darling of Shrimp, Crabmeat, Tunafish two dress lengths but well as white. 40 inches Damask some exquisite patterns wide. Guaranteed tub Bed Sheets 234 Keeney street, died yesterday and Salmon Salads. Also at his home, 106 Capen street. His and color combinations fast colors. Regular 99c grade— special at 79c a funeral will take place at his late our SHORE DINNER that is Napkins can be found in this yard. home, tomorrow afternoon at 2 served from 5 p. m. to 8 p. m. group. $1.00 o’clock and burial will be in Spring I don’t’want to bore each day except Sunday. Grove cemetery. you, says Bill the Seamless bed sheets of a Coolest place in Hartford . ' Cool, Summery very good quality cotton. Mrs. George E. Wallace and Builder—^but I would Sheets for home and summer daughters Marjorie and Madeline to dine. 1 Pure linen napkins in the cottages. Full bed size, 81x99 of East Center street, have return­ like to drill this into your mind. There will never be a large dlnneb size. Hemstitch­ inches. ed hems. 17-inch size. ed from a visit with friends at HONISS’S better time to build a house—a garage—a store—a Batiste Prints Crescent Beach. for Women’s and Children’s Dresses public building— a bam— a fence— a chicken coop— and Plain Colored OYSTER HOUSE Government Stamped Manchester Tent No. 2, Knights 22 State St., Hartford a reputation for having good common sense than right of the Maccabees will hold its reg­ (Under Grant’s Store) ular business meeting in the Balch now! And'the best way to prove you have the latter is Rayon and Brown hall this evening. Pure Silk 2 $ C yard to buy your building material from Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Alton A special purchase of printed batiste in soft . . Alpaca and family of East Center street We Have A Pongee colorful . . prints that was simply created for are at White Sands beach for the sleeveless tennis dresses, informal dresses for re­ remainder of the month. sort wear; also for children’s panty frocks. A REPUTATION W . G. Glenney Co. choice of designs and color combinations— guaran­ teed color fast. 36 Inches wide. SUMMER SCHOOL Coal, Lumber, Masons’ Supplies. Save time and enter the sum­ For Good Work Our most popular rayon mer sessions of the Connecticut DIAL 4149 Allen Place, Manchester Guaranteed, pure silk, fabric for slips, children’s government stamped, 12 M Business College at the Center If you knew the perfect na­ dresses, draperies, etc. A next Monday.— Adv. ture of the plumbing work we pongee. For draperies, slips, women’s and chii- Mail Orders Filled. Dial 4123. full line of soft pastel shades have done for others in this dren.’s dresses, underwear, as well as navy. 36 inches TO SELL YOUR community we feel quite cer­ etc. Limited supply to sell. wide. JUNK tain that you would have em­ WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. Domestic and Yard Goods — Main Floo^, DIAL 5879 ployed us long ere this. But you needn’t put it off any long­ Wm. Ostrinsky er. Send for us and get ac­ 91 Clinton Street quainted with the perfect Funeral Directors plumbing we do. ESTABLISHED 54 YEARS FIRE INSURANCE Josq[>h C. Wilson CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. Of AU Kinds Plnmbinff and Heating Robert K. Anderson Phones: SOUTH MANCH£ST£R-COHN Contractor* Funeral Director 5171, 7068, 7425 JOHN H. LAPPEN 28 Spruce St., Tel. 641 LA Lilan St. Ehone 7Q2X South MaufihMtes

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