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VOL. LI., NO. 248. (ClMiMed Adrarllilac X SOUTH MANCHESTER,. CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1982. (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICEa * IflEBB ▼ CENTS . a. - .

! i In lim eligh t of Inquiry Into Prisonei^o D eath w m IS TOLD OUITS ♦ Hera art osntral figures in tbs In- vestigatioh of the death of Hyman WATER SYSTEM Stark, youthful prisoner, who died after hours of questioning by Nassau County, N. T., poUoe. Coun­ CANByOUfflT ty Detoetlvc Joseph Hizenski is ■bowB above at Nassau Hbspital, Foreign Hnuster Resigns h 3DEAD,8HURT Mineola, X* L, as be vlsitod tbe bed­ •A side of his mother, Mrs. Valerie Sdedmep To Confer WiA Hizenski, who was severely beateD Shake-Up Whidi Reidaces during an attempted robbery in (S(y of Beribi A l l P n w i^ FROM EXPLOSION which Stark and three others were O10119 Brothori On Pnr- President Postpones R re Ministers and 11 Un­ suspsetod of having a part Hizsn- Of BradcoiNttg Ihiicr skt and twelve other police officers d n ie — Would Indnde euepen TIm advisability of tbs purchase body to g it sst, ineludlBg tbe thirty discussed Ity otbers. * odd states that already bad ihown Blfnad today In a far raaehinf Cabl* Bottom of River. of the South Msaobester Water The Corj^atioB Itself had de- 100 D o ilb r u h a The Company by tbe Town of Manches­ they wanted some of tbe money, dded to discard red tap# to emsdite ne^ abakaup ordered by Premier President Hoover bss delayed his ter was discussed at tbe regular loans from tbs |$06,000,00C for Muaaollni. tlgnihff of ths $2,122,000,009 rslief stats rcUsf of distitution snff $822,- lait Three Weeb. Alexandria Bay, N. Y., July 20.— monthly meeting of tbe Board of Five mlniatara and eleven tmdar* 000,000 for public works, ths liittsr aaeratarlea ware diaplacad. Muaaollni (AP)—Tbe toll of tbe explosion of Selectmen at tbe Municipal Build- Tbs Whits House announced tbe Including $182,000,()00 wblta osn b# the drill boat "America" in tbe St. Bight, after it wai etated postponed pen work-r- tentatively used to nuiteh stats highway « i- Bcriia, July 20—(AF) -T h s 0«r^ retained for blmaalf two of tbe set for yesterday—would let the vacated portfoUoa. Tbeae eonatltuted Lawrence River near here yesterday ^ t Cibeney Brothers had admitted pmdltures.. govsnaMBt, with «ld-tl8M President finish plans for reorgan­ Tbert wsrs Indications that statai tbe flrat ebanfea In tbe Cabinet reached three known dead, four thq property wae for sale. miltary prtdaien, moved swiftly Sewer Dietaiot, Too ization of tbs RsobBstruction Fl- may appty ysw soon for mors than alnee May 1929. mleiing and eight men in hospitals nanee Corporation which wlH handle $200,000,()00 o f ths $800,000,000 sum thls-m on^ to establish a vlrtui^ Tbe abake*up waa regarded as today with the death of Earl Russell, Such a transaction would also tbs huge emergency fund. include tbs purchase of tbe South as follows: dlotatorship over tbe huge state o f another "rotation" to bring new 17, one of those previously number­ The reorganrzatioD was to include Arisona, nilBols, New York, and blood into tbe government without ed among tbe Injured. He died this Mancbeeter Sanitary and Sewer tbe appointment of successors to Prussia and to damp down BMUftial any change of policy. District, which Is also eontroUsd by law OB tbe Oty of Berks aad th« morning from cerebral contusions. Cbensy Brothers, and would in aU dovemor Eugene Meyer of the Fed­ Tlie five minlatera who resigned Eight other men were injured eral Ressrvs^ard and Paul Bestor, KiMiii— f«9fovivwi jHUMKnin Provlaoe of Braadeahuii. , were Orandl; Alfredo Roceo, Minis­ probillty be followed by the acquisi­ Farm Loan Commissioner wliose re­ when a ton and a half of dynamite tion of tbe Manchester Water ^ m - and Utah, $2,000,000; Idaho, $1,500,- . Tbe first aotlos w u taken fiader' ter of Justice; Antonio Moseoni, planted on the rocky botton of the tirement ae directors of the cor­ 000; Wesi Virginia, $000,006. M e ^ z ^ decree issued by Minister, of Finance; Prof. Balbino, pany, bringing the town’s entire poration the bill made mimdatory, St. Lawrence river exploded under water system under the control of Wisconsin auo wss trjdng to ds- President Paul von Hindenbuv t ^ Oiuliano', Minister of Education and the bull of tbe 160 foot boat. A sec­ at the President’s request. cids bow much to borrow. morning, it followed eritichl pree- Ciuaippe Bottai, Minister of Cor- the municipality. M r.. Hoover had given no ad­ ond explosion within tbe boat imme­ Tbe matter of the piurcbase wae Connsotiout is among states de­ •ure upcm the government to' stop porattona diately afterward scattered its frag- vance indication ae to whom be ciding what to, do about deititutioo the poAtloal riota which have taken brought up by Selectman Sherwood would eeleot for these posta. Owen loans. . Mussolini, who already was minis­ ir nts and the members of its crew Bowers, who said .that rumors ^ kfid ter o f interior as well as preniler, over a wide area iu the St. Law­ the proposed sale had been Investi­ is the last three 'weeks. kept for himself the ministries of rence river. CHARGE FOUR POUCEMEN gated tty Selectman Frank Williams, Chancellor Franz von Papen was foreign affairs and corporations. Two bodies were brought up from Joseph Trotter and hlmsitif and appointed commleeioner o f Pniiela Among the eleven under-seere- ti. wreckage of tbe sunken drill found to be a fact Tba' trio then and Lord Mayor Franz Bra&t of taries dlsplsmed was 11 ’a own boat last night before the diver WITH MURDER OF STARK conferred with officials of the water HINTS AT U. S.-CANADA Beeen was named the eSa^Storie right hand man, Francesco Oiimta. foimd it necessary to abandon bis company ja d obtained a 4Setatled aeeistant and given tts diotaterial Orandl Best Known search because of muddy water and report on^the company from its en­ power, in von Aipen’s name. Beat known of all these relieved is obstructioxM. gineers, cAntainizg the asking price Under Bfartlal taw tbe dapper, young, blackbearded "Conditions down there are unbe­ and the rast to toe town to dupli TRADE RELATION BREAK The decree

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mi' Stunt state- inttpsk i^gardiBg AT G D ^ A PAKUT z t 9 > k » B rfv - Adqms Exp . ••••••< eSSSSKSSewTog: A ir ReducUmi SMT (Bisviir A. Whatap, , C. ' News Hormaed and B bif Work maAists, Am Smelt Flrat K a^io^...... — 160 ply water for 76,000 T o a R o w u ; . Bervico.today fb eonOna ths''giasral' Sir J o b Simen. Am Tel and T e l...... belief that the man who married an crowded .thgt the cUcksne Land Mtg and Title... — 10 Cheisey «t% often died but’OcHrere haOe. been for- Am Tob B • • • A aaeeaeai» a * « New Brit Trust ...... — 180 Mrs. Daly is'the sains man who Should the lawn desire to maks London, July M (A P) -^Bbs. bMdeB 'to put so maiqr toiOkens in Am Wat Wka •aeeeaoeai> a a a < West Hartford Trust.. — IM the purchase, Cben^ Brothm tsstiflod hsrs. ' •«eaaaee#*aawa*a< Ifardus Daly,' n , widow Of 'the each crate now. As a result of the ABujebeeter'e -buettffe eeciioR Geneva, July 20.— (A P )—The Anaconda liwdraaee.Stodu stipumte that the sale nuist a ^ Seneral eomniMion of the world Atchison ...... Aetni Casualty '...... 10 21 Anierlcaa ^copper magnate, Was lighter wslgbt,. fMansr-and lighter took OB toe aspects eiO a h ^ y ty include the South Ifancbester Sani­ today at the Prince's trnckt are now.used for the.ietee dlsarainhiwnt oonference today re* Auburn A e ^ life eeeeeeaea 9 11 tary and Sewer C o m ^ y , and that day vito praetiealtyaneftlieet^ ceived'fton a eub^ommittee the Balt and O hio...... > > Aetna F i r e ...... 16 18 Rd^stry office to Oeorge Jmm OmSOOStlERED number of era|M and the easaalties Cheney Brothers woiild rstahi the PJnagaroff, a newspaperman. ; are much lower. Bi the past tbs con* eldied in observascf of kerehastol draft of a declaration to be adopted Bendix ...... Automobile ...... 9 11 GHobe Hollow reservoir'fbr the use before adjournment. ’Be^h Steel ...... Conn. General 20 22 - the guests wsre the gsstioD.’ has MOed many .owing to pof i Main street wie .praetidBlty! rden Hartford Fire ...... 28% 26% of its plant. There are three othef Orandduohess Cyw ^ Russia, who At the last minute there wae reservoirs, the Howard nsservoir at MQRCnsCOItrEST inability t o '^ ' sufflmimt iSf or defsrted due to t ^ . etoree b^ng written in a elauae providing that Can Pae ...... National Fire ...... 21 28 sigand the r e g i ^ .- 'A m bride wors water. Maw. of thae trueke, paei Cldfsd:!:flciBe of toe etaft SB Case (J. L ) ...... Hartford Steam Boiler 29 81 Bighland Park, tha Porter street a Mue. flowered chiffon gown a n d .^ all heavy land guna of eallbera be­ reservoir and the Buckingham through Mascheeter, duHiBg ^the, wpfs reptyted-to bi.pwiB^ tween certain Umita ahall be limit­ Cerro De P asco...... Pboenix^Fire...... 80 82 picture hgt of n ^ te straw. After a for tbs day. Moat ,of t|io workei and Ohio ...... 11% Travelers ...... 210 229 reservoir. reception at a-hoM the couple left "W l*- ' ■ ed In number. Bowers, stated that in his opinion todk adramago of toe day' in in d i­ Am drawn by Sir John Simon add Chrysler ...... FoUle UtUHIes Stoeka for Franoe., Lut % Plran W n a r i It As- vidual parties at tba eboih.or lake Coca Cola 77% Conn laeo Serv 84 is the pinrehase o f' the water rights Premier Benea of Caeeho-Slovakia, would be, a n o d investment and teiorte.'' ' •' - and approved by the delegationa of Col Gas ...... 5% Conn, power 86 87 recommended thgt aetton be taken. ■omctd Ttdaf, Eibd HOOVER ABOOSHH Next week Wedneidfiy tbo-storfe the'four powera, the declaration baa Coml Solv ...... Greanwieb, WdeO, i^d. — 40 New York,'July 20— (AP) —The win reeuBM their reguir betf-day Cons G a s ...... Hartford Elec 48 46 The Selectmen voted to constitute peorge DJaMaroff who was mar­ five divialona: themseWes a committee to confer hotokty eebedule for bataneo of The llrat aaaerta that the confer Cont C a n ...... Hartford Gm 82 ried m Ixmdon today to Mrs. U gr- RADIO DIVISION Cora Prod ...... 20% 7 i with offidals of Chenqr Brothers to T a ^ CiitirN RnL too suBuner ooaaon. The Owunber eace decidea, “guided by the gener­ ^ ...... 88 ous Daly, widow of .the American ofvCommeree outing wUl bq bald al prhBieiplea underlsrifig Prealdent Drug ...... • 28 S N B T Co ...... 88 87 consider the latter's proposition ra- ’comwe magnate^ was believed , here Du P o n t...... 22% Mannfaotnring Stoeka yarding the sale. The Seleotinen will' Pjam- Washington, July. 20.^(AP)— Wedneadw Mtemoon ead.evenlBgi Hoover’a diaarmament declaration, t the to .be prqtably the Oeorgs PresideBt Hoover today ieeued an Augustuguet 17, at Columbia, , (A ) that a aubatantial reduction in Eastman Kodak ...... 87% Am Hatrdware...... 16 17 call a special meetinf, to whioh garoff who was as iihportant wit­ M ori than 800 cntriM ware rc- Elec Auto Lite ...... 10% Am Hosiery ...... 18 officials will be invited. ocivsd in the Minehaats’ Circus executive order aboUebing the radio worn armamenta ahall be effected, ness two ysars ago bsfors tbs Con- division of the Department of-Com- to be applied by a general conven­ Elec Pow and Lt 8% Arrow H and K, com.. 4% *6% The remainder of thS naeeting w#s rcsflonai comndttss invsstigatinf Contsst ooBdueted by The Herald Oen EJfiC ...... 9% do, pfd ...... — 90 ivoted largely to routine bunaess) and cooperating, merchants and be­ meres end eimtdtaaeeqeiy trans­ tion alike to land and naval arma­ ommunistic activittss bars. ferred the duties of that 'avieion to menta, and (B ) that the primary Gen Foods...... 21% Billinga and Spencer.. — 2 except for tM question of filling the Hs idsntifled Feodor Ziavkin, gen­ cause of the sMll and ability shown aasfaeeaaaaea, #•«« the Federal Radio eommieeion. objective ahall be to reduce meana OM lillOtOrS 8% Bristol Brass ...... — 10 vaieaacy made by.the reMgnatlon of eral managsr for Amtorg, tiM by the oCntestante In eolorug the Gillette ...... 18% do, pfd ...... — 106 varioua ndvertisemsnts it was di^ X7nd4r the Preeident'e order the PMOWE of attack.” Soyist trading agenmr bars, a s' a Gold Dust ...... 11% Case, Lockwood, and B ' — 400 Registrar of Voters, an account of flcult to select tbs winners of the Department of Commerce win turn Divifion two liata the pointa on Int Harv ...... 18 ' former member of the Ogpu, the which the conference, in concluding Collins Co ...... 12 22 wmeb will be found in another sec­ Soviet secret police; testimony twenty prlBcs. The judges finally over to the edmmleeion all oMeers, Int N ic k ...... 8% Colt’s Firearms ...... 6 7 tion of The Herald. awarded first price to E ^ l Taylor employee, records and approp^ ita llrat phaae, nutea an agreement. Int Tel and Tel ...... A% which Ziavkin flauv denied. Theae are: Prohibition of air' at- Look 12 16 . PayBiUe ' Djamgaroff said im could not be of 87 Madison street, second wice tione belonglBg to the eld radio " Johns ManvUle ...... 12% r a-e a « • « tacka againat civilian populations; Bearings 86 'Am Selectman spent some time is mistaken because Ziavkin haO to Fragess -Packard of 68 Welle vision. , , . Kelvlnator ...... 8% Fuller« Brush, Class A . 12 signing 184 orders for payment ot street , and tiilrd price to Donald “The Federal Radie CommieeloB,” ltion of all aerial bombardment, Kennecott ...... 6% slapped him In the face and this fact |ect to certain reaervatlona, Gray Tel Pay Station 16 20 contracted bUls- to the amount of had indelibly impressed Ziavkin’s Allen of 068 East MidiUe Turnpike. toe PresideBt said, “is hereby au- J Kreug and Toll ••eaaaaasaaaa 8-82 Hart and C ooley...... 126 111,901.97 Reports of the Building A complete Uet of the price win­ toorlced and directed to dismiee of> cb include regulation of civil Lehigh Val Rwy . 6% Hartmann Tob, com... 2 likeness on his memory. aircraft with full publicity; limita­ Inspskor and Social Wslfars wortcr In the days of the revolution, the ners will be fdund in an advertise­ fleers and employes not indlepenel- Ligg and Myers B laaeaaaaae 44% do, pfd ...... 20 tion of maxi-num tonnage of tanka er were read and accepted. It w af witness tcstlllcd, hs had been an of- ment eleewhere in .The Herald. ble to toe servMe, to make such Loew’s tataaeaeaseseasesae 16% Inter Silver ...... 10 18 voteq to hold infbtmel bearlnfe in Each of the cooperating etoree changes in titlee, deeignatione, and and prohibition of chemical, bacteri­ faaaaaaeaesasaeaae 14 Accr in the “White” or Lorillard do, pfd ...... 80 84 the near future to flx street lines on selected three entries et those re­ duties of such officers and empires VJ ological and Incendiary warfare. a’caaaeaaeaeasaas 82% Csarlst army. During a fray McKeesp Tin Landers, Fraiy A Clk 22% 24% Buckland and Windsor streets. A ceived, after which the judges chose as it may dabm neousary, and to Third Dlvlalon Mont Ward •aaaaaaaeaaaeaaa 6% New Brit. Men. etcom., — 6 with a small group ot followers A third divlBlon, atipulating that list bf tax abatements presented by he was captured by a detachment the final winners. The winners wlU return to the treasury all appreprla- Nat Biscuit ...... 26% do, pfd ...... 70 Tax Ciolleotor George H, Howe wad the conference bureau shall con­ 16% of “Red” soldiers. A leader of this receive their tickets at The Herald tlone or unexpended balaneeq there­ ■Every repair job or new] Nat Dairy Mann A Bow, Class A 8 tabled until the next meeting. 'work made by ue is tinue work during the adjournment Nat Pow and Lt...... 8% detachment, who/identified himself office OB Biesen street, tomorrow of not neoeseafy to toe malnteBenee 'the' do, class B ...... 4 A petition was reeslved from the noon. of etid''commlseloB,” product of-of skill ekUl end ex-1 prepares for Ihe second phase of the N Y Central]...... 12% North and Judd 12 jss a member of the Ogpu, Djamgar- School Committee of the Ninth oft said, approached him and slapped The aboUtioD'of toe radio division .^perlence, and must etaiid' conference. NY NH and H ...... 9 Niles Bern Pond 4 6 School District, asking that the The text, which makes it difficult North Amer ...... 16% him across one cheek. SIAONATE KILLS SELF and toe transfer of its duties and toe test of our ouetomer's Pepk Stow and Wilcox 1 8 Selectmen oell a special town meet­ powers to the Commleelon wae au- to determine whether tiie confer­ Iforanda ...... i...... 16 Russell Mfg Came to America Idea of service. In toe 8 18 ing to c and west alike regard her as the was somewhat dtiuppoliiting, q^ow-. The Town the ehaiice to hedieat woman in the world’s his­ ing a reduction from theaUke week tory." o ' last year of ISA percent, th4 South Mancliester WOtor TBb new temple of tim Baha’ 1b Sharpest drop thus far. There waa is situated at Wilmette, north shore some gahi over the ;prevlous.week, the SouiliEiid'l^wer^st^ subufb of Chicago. however, which Indtutod thn July 4 holiday. Tha refhietion from, last wisetodoflo? N ' HOEP TWO yaar. sbofwii by iha piaeading two' weeks, taken; togetbsr baoause thb» B r id fi| ^ July M.—(A P )— holiday oama in . an aaiBsr eomppr- €lf>me of the d^thUii^cf HarQT N. Hennion, 84L. and.. John abl4"w e ^ laat^yaaiv ^>8 per- . nr ; ‘ l^iurt, 40, both of New Totk, were osat Petrolsum stMlftfea Uxmed the proiiMtfoii, and Iwd ,^(ler l^ d s today on b h a r^ that tha drop eru^ .t o f fof|p^ and issuance at wdrtUeas ontpfit last Wo^~bid”b«iB !ofllMt % THE PUBLIC i/ oheeka jr o r they were aflkged to gams MaefWkiMi, a trmrdw dieek •b ,that our SV

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law atlha IW 1H9 How to End Two-Thirds Rule |HAI« | S0N( ^ ^ wUgb.ha f lM ffl CABINET at StiD a Puzde to Democrats AnmUHEIUtT law at ^ jg I ebjimlff# Juettoe BtHitorlBk tifld them (OonUnnad from Bdge ona) i% wte.t*itoeat^tlm9you b m reeSs? , o m .) toe h W lh teiriiBu oeafiotyjk m mid ted tkt AnetlMr Democratic natleaal oea-^ Obaagiag Snlea Jupttce'Mrise^ S ty b rlak , who p r^ vcatlon baa ooscludad under the |C«i»r Sirm ?«leni • There is much force in the cry JfaMS at toa hearifig and atgned tos ki tradltioa of the two*thlrda rule. that It is unsportsmanlike to seek S li^ r Is a For a full hundred jr^ara that re- Communioatibas, Romittd w am atA at.,lt(M)00 meh tor the a change of the rules in any contest Awird T»r Wwnfli Re^ISSRuggero, Gaetano Postiglione and ^ AmsmberqfthqqSK V- qulrunent haa held Ita grip on par- after the struggle has b^fua. The Luigi Lojacono. aMcesi oiai|«d srito soeed dsgiat Wateeiuiteoiu told conventlona, aometlmea creating Roosevelt leaders who murder. Ball of ifjo o fictional atrlfe that blatoriana hav#- Vincenzo CasaUni, who was un- aenflSaleBalbo, who remains that Chicago drive on the tyro- ceirtdhActiMfaFnice deraecretaiy of flnaqce, was appoint­ As nrintrtar . pMe Mir,' is 'stui the assault .omigcs aatfTbSl of a secret te tr m t bald cUbrgeable with loot opportu- thlrds rule found that out |puagist aratoer s^ the CaUnet a ; ^iP90 was on the oon^lniqy hddrem of whftfr|# di nltlaa to ,aeiae control of the *>a- ed president of the National & t l - «mgee and toe rngiMt dTdSS ttm a§0kiet mid c e u 5 « lt y M k t t f f Only py unanimous consent could tttte of Eaports. H e was the only The nature of the i&Mri ■ w tlohal joVernment . that have been done, and how could James A. Harrison of 900 Center dmige agatoat T a S ^ , But for chat rule, no grueling r*e- one of tbs jtoteen resigned members there, be unanimity where one con­ street was yesterday iwtlfled that of the Cabinet to receive another The men ehailjM with seoood d»> ■Ml AlHm did we tfon auch aa marind the taking In testant would be virtually made he had been awarded a Purple post. m.aMault are Detectives Patrldk a n ' to«ufet'.llto$.lMi to,”' Caricage *n.yat 152. (Th« nc-1 Withdrawal of Samad Neboa, st^ctions from Servering, whom Kfllce headquarters. The fact that Palermo and subsequently was one they still regard a s their chief, they death of Salvatore Arena. years has- jumped from cliffs, ond day Parry was the same, but of the Italian representatives at ne- jie was a criminal makes no differ­ MORE wrecked automobiles, walked air­ ------Jr.. Docs Not Affect Finn, decided to hold out A nna waa shot ; m he oughtyd Cagney had lost eight pounds. So Qava TkAMta. H aM m I Sotlatlons which led to treaties with ence. I f that could be taken Into ac­ plane wings, dangled from sky­ they really work, these movie fight­ ^ y a TlKHnaa Holden, P re si- Austria and Germany. He was; a count It would be just ka justimble from a: train hearing him and 200 DELICtOUS others from Garibaldi Memorial scraper roofs or. taken. beatiriga ers. dent. Thirty-eight countries of toe world > take these policemen and teat delegate to all the reparations pai> >ay exercises; on Statn lalaad JUy from torn heroes in prize rings, was leys, including that which resulted are now governed by Pr^dents. icm und swMt then until they con* m^ed the other day to skid an au­ Tricks of the Chmera Following announcement yester-1 in the Dawes Plan. He now heads ■ L ' tomobile for a movie scene. When How does it happen that a man, day by Samuel Nelson, Jr.', l5 »t’ he one of the largeet banking and ex-1 he reported he fotmd five other men actually smaller, looks bigger on| had withdrawn from the firm of | port bouses in Palermo. w a iti^ in line for the assignment. the screen than bis adversary? It’s Holden-Nelson, Inc., insurance dealr The other Sicilian is Francesco “One poor fellow begged for> the oil, partly, says , Parry, oil that ers^ere, Thomas Holden, president Ereole, 48, rector of toe University chance, asking only a meal and five makes the muscles stand out photo­ of the firm today stated that the I of Palermo.since 1928. He is an ex­ dollars,’’ says Ha^ey. “The regu­ graphically, and the rest is chc3t artnersbip bad not teen dissolved pert on the history ot Italian law* lar price for the job is $50, and this development—and, of course, carn­ Eecause Nelson has not- been ffnaur Roman Pietro de Frandscl, 49, Is man never had skidded'a car and e t trickery. . v dally interested to toe company rector of the University of Rome had no idea how we protect bur- For once the movies failed'tcu bite since June 1. Mr. |and also professte'e. toh hlstotypf j selves. when a beat-selling hovel was of­ the firm would cemtiaue to .l^ rate Italian law, on wfileh he has writton I fered as bait by a haughty author. and handle all lines of Insursmce un­ extensively. Last year he Won the Waat Uonues . The aconiful literatus demanded der the same name; “When I first started stunting, I Mussolini prihe for 15,000 lire for $60,000 for his work, which even When organized the firm . was writings on Roman law. At the Ver­ got $1,500 for walking the wings movie executives, usually impressed composed of Mr. Holden, Mr. Nelson and Louis J. Tuttle. Mr. Nelson bad sailles peace council he was press and taldng a parachute, jump. Now by. sales reports, could see wouTd] attache to toe Italian delegation. the price is down almost to the make only a fair picture. The au­ a 40 per cent interest until three years ago when the other two men Liks toe late Aristide Briand, he g r o u ^ " thor, refusing to ^ compromise, hied almost always has a cigarette in his Parry and other leading stunt himself and his bbok to Ehigland for purchased 66 2 ^ per cent of his 40 men advocate licensing, of their pro- per cent On June 1 all Mr. Nelson’s mouth. He is entirely bald, with celhuoid; embalming.. brilliant eyes, a Roman profile, Is f essioB, not only to maintain stand- And the studio is just as happy. interests were taken over, Mr. Hoi den stated. Since that time Mr. Nel thin and quick moving. Presidential E le e tio n son has been working on' a salary, The Undersecretaries Dlfflcultiea aroasi Mr.'^ Holden salll Among the undeivsecretaries, when, Mr. Nelson continued to han­ Signor Rousoni, 48, founded toe S n U . SEEKING PEACE dle a real estate business for himself Italian Workers’ Union after bis re­ while being paid, to sell insurance. turn from the united States in 1918. He is a prominent publisher. New York, July 20.— (A P )—lieu­ Signor Suvich, 45, heads, toe gov­ tenant Governor Herbert H. Lehman BOMB IN THEATER ernment tourist bureau; He was a today resumed his role as mediator deUgate.during toe Young Flair ne- to the threatened, strike of 27,000 fottations and also served tor a F ire e W h iB e liiig One Year Ago Today — J. J. members of the International. Lakes’ New Haven, July 20.— (A P ) — time, as delegate to toe League of Robinson’s L u c ^ Tom galloped Garment Workers Union at a con­ One woman wais recovering ’ In ■ a Nations. off with the six-furlong Spright- ference attend!^ by representatives hospital today from burns suffered in Signor Altertinl. 58, Is toe news- ful Stakes for $4,000 at Empire of the union and three employtog w explosion of a sulphur bomb in p a j^ director of Rome. City. Lucky Tom easily defeated groups^ ^ toa Bijou theater as four investlga* Si^OT ^ p l n l , 48, is professor at Uncanny and Renaiqumce, his rions:were started. the Univenlty of Splogmt, and an half brothers, in 1:10 1%. The employing groups were toe Merchants Ladles’ Garment Associa­ Mrs; Janet Peters, 59, was the expert In. hydraidlc engln«eri|ig. , only one of l l persons injured in the Signor Aiiquihl, 48, la professor of Five Years Ago Today — Bon tion, the jobbers; the American A u to g y ro s Stein of Seattle defeated Eddie Cloak and Suit MAnufactimers As­ ekplosiott last night who required Held of S t Louis, 2 . to .2,, in sociation, the oontractors; and the, hospital treatment The —others — - holes to win the Western Ama­ Industrial CouncU o f Qoak and Butt burned, or affected by teur golf championship at Seattle Manufacturers, the. so-callsd Insidef panic aa the roanufacturers. ^ ^ o e rushed for toe theater exits; ^ N liP Ten Years Ago Today — ZensO Lehman on Monday obtained a Shimizu of Japan’s Davis cup promise fi oni David Dubinsky, pres­ Authorities were .endeavoring to team defeated Francis T. Hunter, ident of the union, that there Would a possible connection' between national indoor tennis champion, be no strike pending the outcome-of toe^bombingi second of its kind re- M O N iY 6-1, 6-1, 8-1, to win the Green- mediatim conferences. The old M tty; and labor troubles to several a n d A u t o m a t ie I n s u la t e d with, Conn., invitational 'cham^ working contract expired June 1 theaters here. pionship...... and the union has two issues before 1:1 * v'' the coirference, limitation of the BORAH CBnidZED number of contractors in the indus­ TO GET NEW t r i a l try and payment on a weekly basis, Memphis, Tenn., July 80.— (A P )* - instead of by piece work. S«ator Borah (R., Mahorwis New York, July 2Q.— (A P ) — Su­ It Was reported toat some com­ Sharply criticized today by Repre* preme Court Justice Louis A. Va- promise was effected as to the Hwrt. lente today granted a certificate of tation of contractors at a meeting public two letters ha ror reasonable doubt to John J. StlgUn, yestetday, and this re sulult lt Was______to te MemiflUs whlob- chaF- A Money Credit Account wlB quickly GAS former member of the police, vice re^rted to the lieutenantumt governor .*W*t*®U ine«haie” t ^uad, on his conviction a ^ sentmee today. * / trola distribution of govemm '.^Ive any family finanelel preblam. Ju»< June 14 last for perjury to oonnee- flow fo rjh a needy and la twappto;* 'phono and atk aur Manaqar to explain tlon with testimony he gave in itio r votes. , . our lean urvlca te yea. Magistrate’s Court against two wo­ WALSH FOR ROOSEVELT ' a letter to Senator BoraU men he had arrested. Crump said It is “tooonoelvable’’ thfit Stiglin will be < released on ball Clinton, Mass., July 20.— (A P ) — he would permit himself “to be used ERfONAL TIM M a yaw M peugress la pending his appeal to ^ Appellate 7 . 8 . Senator David I^W alsh con* ae.a .tpol of. irreeponaiUe poUtioel < 0 . New InveaHons, new faces, new methode, Raw ilgble*^ ■Division when counsel files a per­ f e ^ with Joeepk A. May* ecayengere byglvtag puUldty, wlthi functory order for his client’s free­ n ^ , chairman of toe pemoowiflc out toe eUghtaet 'taves^tiD n . to ROOMh iTAf^ rHEA.rSS KOa fJiaBjee lor the hettenaent of numUad aad iti wim dom. M A I M S T M E T o f IM a fi Stiglin was convicted to Geniral club.prorident of tUe CHtotea Ttoosevdt] ohargeq of poUticU meSpitotiarhy 0 N (f 2 $ 4 3 0 Sesslmis Court and sentenced to two toe Anwrican Red Crowi and my, •V' ‘We are aU for the satoe candidate and one-hilf to five years’ imprlscm- ■Wf to eoikieotioh wito' tim.dlstrite* MAMCHESTERjCONNe Raalttg Avtenatie laaalatoil Gain ment n ov^^d Walsh, Who support^ tion of Fsrm'Board mirploa flour te *■ oea- ths Democratic mni National Convention. After toe .toe needy'Of this eoiatoiiaity.'' toe^" *•■** •* AreVaaM l to a » TtaM TO RBTUBN FLAG conference he said no definite pi«g# had b m made for too eampalgn to iJiA ta progfiie, Quality deeigaige aad pijhisdw CUeago, July 80— (AP)—Ameri- this state except toat the first few Iwve gaguai tofeUier to prodneo a ffknge Aat yavr caa troops will invade Chmada next weeltSwouM be spent organizing week. clubs sad committees. tte W it fci Naw ISni^ ffrtrtilit far But toe visit wUkbe a triendly its aatomatia lartniae petiait yoa fa etyeg g ia i* partidpstioh to the ^ o lfe Week” FINB ROOM awther^ajpoktogrhiay^ eelebrstion to Sault Ste. Marie, On­ HUBIMEL RESIGNS WWHBATH ’^AdR' tario, July 25. UtdtelL|^(iidyilM t,bM paarUieiiett^ Major General Frank Parker, Montresl, July 20.— (A P )—L. V.| eonunanding toe Stoto to)rps Area, Hummel, assittaat to toe president ^ WBN^MMtoaiawallkae^nof wfeaf ibiywiM Issued authority for troops from of toe Caaedtott National RaUwiays, ROOM foslitoed today. The resignation fol*> Fort Brady, Michigan, to attend., BATH&MBAL8 ,v \ diijgiyiRiF aaid^Hii.; Thsee troepa wUI return i to the lowed that of Sir Henry Thornton Who itepped out ea president yester­ «dnadlaa fovenment a Brlilih flag day. ^ t u r e d 118 years fgo la battle. The a d il •!A Ia a ftmmer haa slnoe rested with New Itosk >4 - 'Work state aad Goyemor fYaakUa ^ e s i r t t ordered Its retu ^ as a token Of good WUL PAPgRHANGlNG • - . Agrioul- $2.00 turatpe btn lw iad IMwIar Mntiiq^ m > U § W m i IBBT L-.vV. Oab------■ijiitttW;:: I’v'-v*

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ADVERTIWBareNT A.DVBK'nSBlUtflT dents at these locations were of greater severity in their results. fl •mmimimi. l p d : o f .:icioPi. 't .. . ' !i ii ” '.ii ' p tiM culIn Rev. J. Stt|ii^ cmsAcciDBns HG SHIFr IN HOUSE __ ^^^l^p^tto-.'rucDrd. •• fit Mm^s ^ iace^ ^u v^ Oscim Snipes'of New lion- SHOPPING NEWS HEFORE NEXT SESSION Manehaster, is spenp^jg hts .fi!lipE0.toe.8evento :Day Ad- . 'of ExpeHence fianr Frandsm : tion iMth his fvaily at tbii tsrat Hopevale, Saturday, and I n P p h f b o ^ Harold-Jests,'38. a HostoU idrtlsti country Imme in tip place. ^ -.^ted d t 'to e 11 o’^cick, a. m. today was Jn H: ’crltioal OwailltlCB Decreue of 66 Per Cent liMsIce.-- • - ' ■ • i , :Si|]^fn::Abi]ity A w i^ . from ! JuJuries'SHilCie^ yeisterdity iu Washington, July 26—^(AP) —An The Hebrmi Athtetk!8. playe4''>i^ a 65-Wp a ’. piltpriat the home ofvMr. Ncrth;,.Elm street^ ^ughteiT*af Mr. One store promoting cotton Salad served to me at the Murphy are'“oiit” before the real cEunpalgn . J ta s b ii cafr3diii.eaiid;«^ te m o o n ,-lo p ig tgr a score o f Mr8. ',/pie8 W . Sisson on Sat- andtMfs* Charles Cappelp and .a dresses put up a sign,. “Cotton Drug Store fountain, Depot Square, even begins. equipment, vas waUdag alcoK .ths The Cpdinals were.vpners ove^-tod Aim y. ,Mr..and.M*S. Francis Slater graduate ,of toe eighth, grade, H<^- is Queen.” Another store on this moining. Studied Ry Statisticians. The political toll h u been taken cHffS huMur Muaiel Rodf srlMai Manchester Juniors in a game i^y;^ dnd thSir Km Walter, cit Nbmich, Uster sfreet school, holds' a'final the same Main street (not Man­ by primaries, re-districting apd & After twb:hfrifs /a ; VSOtmiltMS ed at-the same time.'on therl^be jv^dre ‘ W M k ie ^ v ic to rs • a t the S is- certifi(».te for mccBiehee - in. Palm Sr chester’s), also promoting cot­ Greatest Necessity few voluntary retirements. It does rescue, crew swuUg bim iv.toe dllC, field. T p score was 6ri2. ;flp:'ltonto..'.0|tier visitors were Mr. S' stem .penmanship. The Ihcal glH ton frocks, put up a sign in the We may live without poetry^ not include members still in the '^Ud^'l^-Gharies J^cfiinson and their Fbysiciana at toe Emergent he^ The rotary traffic circle is an ef­ Professor Eugene. P i^ e r Ofase has .Just taken ker-.examlnation for window, “Cotton is Kb^.” A music and art; thick of intra-ps^y battles,or maity ip dUldren; and Mrs. Norah pital said Jests suffered pualyisis ficient device, the Connectieut De­ motored to Fare, Mass;, Saturdaji^ a certtocate at superior ability pusser-by suggested that a de­ We may live without conscimee others who look neiVoiisly toward ,_fratomUe and a quarter south of th. . the total cost o f the 17 in stalla­ box turtle which it held carefully in Hebron viUage.. The new buUdings gives credit to Miss May A. Cmmer the insides with salt, then turn to­ its Jaws. Mr. Coates looked the Delicious Drink tions here mentioned w&b less than hfive'Just been completed by con­ who taught her over a long period. matoes upside down and chUl in re­ turtle over and found his own “Frosted Coffee” is made with $2,500. tractors. They take toe place of frigerator. ARY Initials and the date, 1918, carvSd one quart of strong coffee, chilled. If it is assTuned that the accident those deistroyed by fire about a year One Group o f $8.98 To fill six tomatoes, you need one on its shell. He then recalled that Add a cup of cream, 1-4 cup pow­ rate at these locatioiis would have ago. cup of finely cut celery, the tomato he had carved the shells of sevSzm STATEWIDE CONCERT dered sugar, 1-4 pint vanilla tee continued without change had not pulp, 1-2 cup minced ripe olives, 8-4 turtles in this way 19 years or so V '>91 cream. Pour into glasses contain­ the circles been Installed, then 39 GERMANS PUSHED BACK DRESSES cup shredd^ shrimp. Add enough 1^ 0. This is the only one of toe ing crushed ice, top with spoonful of accidents have actually been pre­ “^AFSIE” OFTDflSTIO ATST0RRS0NJULY28 salad dressing to moisten and blend turtles thus marked by him wUch ice cream . all ingredients. Fill tomatoes with vented fo r an ou tlay o f $2,600. A t On July 26, 1918, the last of the $ 1 .9 8 has ever turned up since that time. Bristol,. July 20.— (A P)-^D r. John mixture and place each on a curly the average rate of property damage German forces which had been I ' ■ y The box turtle is so named from toe F. Condon, of toe Bronx, toe “Jaf- 'P h o n e 8072 and find out how lit­ crisp lettuce leaf. Garnish with as shown by the 1981 figures, there pushed across the Marne were driv­ County Choruses Rnd Singing fact that it CEm withdraw eutirely sie” in toe Lindbergh kidnaping re­ Closing Out AH Fabrie tle it will cost to have your entire salad dressing. has thus been a direct saving of $5,- en back over the river as the Societies To Combine Under within its shell, which can then be mains coxifident toe case wlU- be Igtkndry taken care of by the New 070 in cash, u w ell as a total o f 26 Franco-American forces continued Closed by hinge Joints in toe Idwer solved. Waterbury Leader— Fo Sing Model Laundry. Even your finer The Ten Cent Sale at The Mur­ personad injuries, figures estimated their offensive. German prisoners shell. As .it was. entirely unlnJmrM. “Just as sure as the sun sets,” he "Holy City.” linen and clothes can be safely sent phy Drug Store, Depot Square, re,- num bering m ore than : 20,000 had GLOVES. on t ratio', develop from last it was sjlowed to go on its tritvels said here yesterday, “the slayers of there. veals that they carry one himdred yeu ’s records. been taken, aiUed bulletins an­ Begnlar 69e nounced. again. The turtle was whoUy. de-. toe Lindbergh baby wiU be cap­ On July 28 a statewide concert and fifty-six ten-cent items in stock. Forces Low Speed While the American advance had veloped at the time of toe nuurking.' tured.” win be presented at toe Storrs Modem Convenience As a matter of fact, the theo­ slackened, several German cotmter Twenty-one of the boys froimtoe The. $60,000 ransom money receiv- church. The “Holy toty” will be Just another modem convenience What! Pastel Legs? retical savings in money and human thxiuts were beaten off and U. S. Kiwanis Camp waUced to Hebnm jed by toe Mdnapefs, he believes wUl sung by toe combined county is the permanent wave, which saves “Legs with a hue” are advertised suffering are probably low, for such soldiers spent the day in consolidat­ viUage to visit the store Tuesday lead evMitualiy to their arrest and choruses from Tolland, Litchfield women as much time and bother as by a certain cosmetic concern, which accidents as have occurred at these ing their positions. morning. They made quite a stjr declared that until every doUar of and New Haven cotmties, the Nor­ the vacuum cleaner and the electric actually has gone to work and made circle intersections have, for the British and French troops made in toe ViUage, and represented tbat toe money has been recovered he wich Choral Society, and toe Men­ washing machine. Permanent creams which are supposed to make most part, resulted in slight proper­ TJfE several minor gains during another they were having a glorious tima at WiU continue to hunt toe. men in­ delssohn Chorus. Upwards of 150 waves aren’t wholly a matter of legs blend with the batolng. cos­ ty damage and no injuries. This is day of intense fighting. their camp. volved. voices will make up this fine chorus pride in personal appearance; Just tume or with a dress when a lady due to the low speeds Imposed by On the Italian front, Austrian Archdeacon J. S. NeUl, of SL Dr. Condon came here to aid, his under the leadership of G. Loring as much can be said in their favor doesn’t care to wear stockings. Legs LADIES SHOP the requirenients ot the rottury plan. troops were forced from Monte Sta- Mary’s church. South Manchesteir;; bodyguard, A1 Matera, in settling BurweU of Waterbury. The concert on the side of comfort. Hair that are classified as blonde and brunette, 647,ItBln St. • Prior to the' change in layout, acci­ bel. wiU officiate at St. Peter’s Episcopal his mother’s estate. is pwmanently waved usually stays and there are creams for each is to be given as a. part of the en- put, and even if it’s long, you don’t have hairpins sliding out every once in a while. We think the perma­ nent wave is a truly marvelous in­ vention and we’re all for more and ^ore of them. V.F.W . AND AUXILIARY STATE AND THE n a t io n ^ PLAN A JOINT OUTING INTERESTS ROOSEVELT

'WiU Be First Held Since Or­ A lban y , N . Y ., July 30.— ( A P ) — ganization Here—To Make Having promised to “niake some Purple Heart Applications. very substantial recommendations” for economies In New York state’s Anderson-Shea Post, V., F. W . at government. Governor ' Rooseyeit their meeting last night voted to again divided his a,ttention today hold a Joint outing and field day between State and National fronts. with the Auxiliary in the near fu­ B’rom the National political field ture, the scene of the 9uting and the in 'which he figures as the Demo­ date to be decided on by a Joint cratic Presidential nominee, Roose­ committee to be selected by ^ m - velt heard a report that Governor mander Morlarty and President Joseph B. Ely of Massachusetts, Eleanor Freelove of the Aindliary. who has been one of the big ques- The coming outing and field day tioiv marks in the Democratic of the post and auxiliary will be the ranks, would have “something to frrst s^nsored by the groups since say” before the end of the week. : . the organizations were chartered Meanwhile the governor’s politi­ nearly a year and a half ago. cal lieutenants, James A. Farley, . Chairman Neal Cheney of the National chairman, and Louis M. Purple Heart Decoration committee Howe, Roosevelt’s political secret reported 54 eligibles for the pro­ tary, went forward with their Na­ posed public decoration ceremony. tional campaign program .ong linos He reported receiving a communica­ laid down at a conference with the tion from the War Department in nominee yeisterday. Washington, advising mm that ow­ The three men decided to swing ing to the small force engaged in into the campaign gradually and in­ the issuance of the awards in the crease pressure through the summer .War Department office, prompt until the. fhll sees the- gQvemor -J I entry of claims should be made in swinging across the country, in the order that the decorations may be big trips with which he exprots to sent out within the next three wind up his fight. < T months. According to an estimate Details call for the speaking made last night, the public cere­ trips to start shortly after August Do you remember the days when mony will be held some time in 1. Another deciision w as: to con­ September or the early part of Oc­ • If) - : ■ * ■ ■ tinue to conduct the campaign from tober if applications are mailed this N e w Y ork . week. 1- - It was suggested by the chairman you first started to smoke f that all members of the post and lUTCHUTS CHOICE « / all others who intend to participate in the ceremony contact any mem­ Solomon’s Island, Maine, July 20. ber of the committee, giving their — (A P)—Albert C. Ritchie “ woUid ^ L L 'aCARETTES tasted ing and curing make them permission and such information as rather be governor of Maryland than they may have as will further the hold any other public office.” ' '-, somewhat alike to you, milder still. work of the committee in' making The governor, who .recently was the grroup application. a candidate -for the Democratic but after a while you noticed Chesterfields contain just It is expected .that the group ap­ Presidential nomination, said this that some cigarettes were plication will be made through the with a smile, at the dedication of the the right amount of Turldsh courtesy of Congressman Lonergan new State biological laboratory here decidedly strongdr than — but not too much— care­ whose offfee will be maintained in yesterday. Washington during the summer others . . . Rememb^P fully blended and cross-. months. Kidnaping has been made a fed- ’The V. F. W. baseball te&m will era' offense, but here’s hoping it A s smokers become more blended with ripe, sweet play a two-game series with the doesn’t become as popular as some liomesdc tobaccos. Gold Star Post team of Willimantic other federsd offenses. eiq>erienced, they demand soon and a game is being arranged milder cigarattes. Chester­ In this'nerve-rack'ing^ with the TalcottviUe tesim tor next Wednesday night. ’The team will fields are milder. There is time, ‘ smokers— men and play a game with the West Side team Friday night on the Fouracre $10 to $gOO no argument abou( that. women— are showing , a de­ lo t T h e ir m ildness is a jEeature cided preference for milder IS NOT A CANDIDATE as distinctive as their, pack­ cigarettes. age or their trade mark. N e w London, July 20.— (A P ) — CASH Chesterfields arQ milder. Attorney Frank L. McGuire of this city, a member of the New London r Their tobaccos are mild They taste better. That’s county bar association who has been WITHOUT ENDORSERS to begin with. Patient age­ why “They Sadsfy.” boomed by his Democratic^ friends for a place on the State ticket this year, today announced that he was CONVENIENT TERMS not a candidate for any office. He had been mentioned as a likely can­ didate for nomination either as U. C T O i a ^ P U ^ nUkt knt -Smiiiffi' CobtmM S. Senator or lieutniant-govemor. In stilOng the boom he stated to­ iS- . Coast^to^Const^ ' 10 day that while he woidd fully sup­ PROMPT SERVICE’ port the Democratio ticket he could tet.consent to the use of his name • i • v . i . ’4 .:,''..Irtl'l .as a candidate for any nomination. STATE SUPERVISED BBOEIVBO BT POPE

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M it makas mmame Ocllrarad.d. oaa yaar the etory o f meifctsd—aie move* Hsas^lS sa mpgis o f the snisty k eOM maoMnaa. .erantsa Moto _ /oSs T tf BMPOR OF THb ABSOCIATbS ment that began before the 13th campaign that is oftan OTarliwbart ter m laat of PamsmaM ccooty^Bn praaidai^ year titsr PRM88 century was over and that ended ■veiybodp Infowa that Ow driver ty earn Rooaevi____ Tba Aasealatad traaa is asslaalyaly ^ t e e r e t AI Smtth’S aatltlad to tbs osa (or rapoblloatloB just ^ oUter deja whose car bar. defoctlys brnkaa or uoany was howllag in 13W, tton IS bto neat sity risstlsa more o( an Boara dlspatoBas eMItad to It to go back no f o r t e , at d a m ^ J. or Bot othenrlaa erailtad la tUa Even teoiigb we have seen fealty htiadltghys la a mmiacB to all ‘ wmiidsvar papar aad also tba looal bows pSb« Tilde^ a New Yoi&^ nominated Usbed baralB. read aboui MSs aovenMnt einoe we other ddnws; but bow pftan do we All rights et rapabUeatloB or |were chUdran, we don't always ap­ stop to tuak that tba driver whose umo and nankbn p. fu»aeveitwere speolai dispatobas barala ara also rO* wlai min through the vm yiaiit I>ibdobiifttt«d iPiK s a r i^ preciate Ke mnipstuie. tlrw pra worn town to tba fabric to be -nomaated latm*. ^ jilM it ditch. Nobody believes Roosevelt C^mtfder Uie bare facts. A t the promised not to support Tldan if he wnidd t e a mads a deal with Tam* ilooriMnpttbi PabUsbai's RaprasaBUtlaa: Tbs la In Ibe aaaw daaa? WMS rs«daa«M ft ejtesd JuMus Mathews Bpadial Agency—Naw time Wartiington began his ihM A tim o f toat daaeriptlen la apt asviiaad, Btyin and WtUon Walker, hut it left Tork. Cblesgo. Ootrolt and Bostoa. with no reason to hope for term as praaldsnt, what is now the to axplods at any aomant A blow­ ately and its defoata or viotSHea Poll sarrlea dloBt et N B A United States contained peihnps have ptovidad soma o f the aaost dnu Tlea, iBO. out at a fikodaxatety high ^aed naa maticrmMMnta avar.aaan at aattenai five niillion peojde—counting all tiie threw a oar oom^etely out of oon- Rooeevcii’s Dilemma Mamter AadH Baraao of Ctreala* conventions, fo most praaldanflai The oenveattenal viewpoint of Uooa ladlanii the ^panMi and Erwoh at trot aad eaaee/k disastrous wradc. rieations it haa dsmi aoousSd of New Orleans aad the hpaalah aad A. campaign to rule e^ worn-out knifing the party, nondnees, even ing toe Wallmr decisioD,da damned Tba Harold PrlaUag Company. ias» Davii in 1324 aad Smlto in 1323. assumesno______flnaaelal_ responsibility Mezleatts i#the southwest end slang tires off the highway mi^tt be an does and damned u be doesax i tor typograpblOAl errors aposartng Ib Walker iS' euch a popular id tith at advertlssmsats la tbs MSBobastar the West coast exceedinidy awnOla at^p. Used by Q, O. P. so Mane many believe his removfl would i BaeBlim BaralA Some sueb riisrges eppeer to be make it impossible for Roosevelt to ‘A' Today it oontalns i^rwnrds et untrue. Tammany will always be WEDNESDAY, JULY 20. carry New York City. 120,000,000. In Mas than % csntury fondunstttally Interected to Its local (forty and W ^ r are said not to and a half an almost snqify contt- m NE W YORK rieettoas, but will conttoue to bs an be Mendiy and the former ndght he KEEP POLITICS OUT in^ortsat natfoari factor bsoauss of nsnt has bsen filled up-^dUled up so Wexae undylag willing to dump the mayor over-1 The Great Lakes seaway project its delegate strength and tbs ttOTnud board, but power and popularity In I agreement between the United thorough^, indeed, that now there New York, July 20.—It was impoeslMlity et.m DemoorAtle elK- New Yw k appear to be eloeely di­ Johnny Solon’s naine whirii bobbed States and Canada has been signed is no room in it fOr ambitious immi­ toral victory to New York without vided. Dmitooratle prerideatlal can­ grants from bsyond the seas. The vp, aaturally eaou|di» la ^ c o n v ^ its support It will always be likely didates u v s never beto able to ear- after more than 10 yean of discus­ sation concerning the pemocratic to be used as an issue agatest the Be there world’s most duMiing era of ezpan- ty the s t e wltoout a Mg majority sion and controversy. Scarcely was party’s repeal plank. party as it was by tlw RMubUcans to tha d ty and it has been axiom- the agreement made public when siott Is over at last The last mo­ For Johnny Solon wa.- inventor in 1023. atic, though not necessarily true tUs I /, that is. the background . y e » , toat carry toe coun­ at the political malcontents in this country ments of the pioneer period are fin­ of the Bronx codctafi, a concoo- eae eea’t ished. tion mixed today with varying re­ __it which Rooseveltt nfiiM______take try without the state. and Canada began to make the sults an over the world. Solon, __ Ugh Tammany hurdle in 1332 I f W alktf is removed he aad Us terms a campaign issue. In the next few decades tUa It seems, past master of nux- when ne decidea soon whethw: to re­ friends will accuse Roosevelt of I finish line! vne move Mayto Jimmy Walkir. Al­ Premier Tas^xerSku of the i chsnge---- - is - going to------have- profound-----—— —el- otogy to the days of the old Wal playing paries, ot wteuring venge* ready Republican ^Mkesmen are anto tor toe Tammany Oj^osltiefl at Province of Quebec «mii« the agree-J evciy ai^eet of national life. dotf bar. until the creatlMi of this drink, Solon was known dileC< braiuling bis message to the Wig- ment a "national crime.” He in­ The days o f easy money, boom warn’d July Fourth celebratlM as a Buto growls from toe 'Hgeir. how­ Iv for Ua mint juleps. Somethin “surrender” to Tammany. sists that the Lfnlted States will be times, ever-new opportunities are like one half-hour was ment ever, receive little a te rio n each julep. Thus far the governor has bsen from toe rest ot the eeunfry ao benefltted to the extent of a wum^ done fOr. Life is going to be able to avrid any clean-cut show­ matter how seriously they may be OLYMPICS horsepower from the Province and fluid, claaa linsa w e going to bard^ down on toe Walker business, al- takoi to New York. Olympic toreritss With a m d ie! listen as they match their that if this water power were not SB, the path ftom the log oaliia to And the "old timer,” cogltatini toough not. wltoout making consid on whether or not such dej/S wo|ul< tosble tonfrlbutto to toe toeory. It radios will bring yen au the thrills at m traettemet the etlgtoal dsetT^ the great mansloh. i f golag to be­ Pro and OoB Aigmneata possible under the agreement hun­ return; recalled a certain after­ is ptosibie to defend l^ sevel^ f'rec' The case against Walker la at{ dreds of industries would leave this come a little more difficult to traneL noon in the early nineteon-hun- ora of seemingS ' * tmdemess* toward least strong Mough to maks sure C m $ y "Buddy** tflbln rooddl in wfll- country and settle in Quebec. mu thoarwo tUngs.for tha toon- dredA Solon had recently returnee iy. hut no one has felt to' that Roosevelt wUl reodve some- K. C. A. Vicioir Nu. 85 iWitil from the SpanlahrAinerlbait' wari h r ^ about i t nut dfibiRet. Govcmor RoosevMt has already I ^ aodMogist aad the his­ toing o f a Mack eya natlmudty if he in wAlnui yiniMr« Be had taken * • « 3 • m g^grm indicated ttiat he would attack the torian to discuss. At the hotri and had drifted into New Showdown Doe Ucans would be delighted.. Converse­ agreement made through the ef­ we. osa get only the emottoasl il^e York looking for work. The only Now, although the issue was ly, Watoer’s removal weald I staved off until after the nomlnatliHi, Croilgy No, 88 Cbbintt modtf In w a I* forts of President Hoover and Seo- of it. A period in history has oonM job open at the Waldorf was a ; strengthen Roosevelt in a couftfry CdunidrJgrh&df diUafll sM lilfri ttM bar. Solon rose from an as­ there is no escape and Roosevelt which dislikes Tammany it is nut veneer. tn tein retu y Stimson with regard to water to a doee. The people nf the U n it^ sistant to a bar maestro. must act following Walker’s answers what most Roosevelt followers ex­ W38 975.00 ...... power. This due, of course to the States are' beginning a naw day. to Ju ^e Samuel Seabury’s charges pect and desire. * Was 975.00 of unfioieto...... «» desire to make an anti-Hoover How Come? IRiere is no definite assurance | 'VMually an discussion of the Crosley Cabinet model in issue of the subject One day a head 'Waiter hurried that to f voters or toe organization walndt Stewpt-W fliftir Idritr thaeh HOUSE-TO-HOUSE HANDMLLS in aad went into whispered confor- Walker case is confined to its po­ wetdd be found kniitof Roosevelt by v e n itr . •» This great project comes as a di­ litical aspects, but It may not be ^ g t b radio. Jersey Q ty has. an ordinance ence with Solon. I t seemed there wholSiale to. Novemnar. Political W i i 959.00 .... rect r^pult of Herbert Hoover’s was a i^ery special customer who bad taste to recall that the charges, memsflss are short-Unri. Upstate I $29 Waa 989.00 • e#.e e-0.e^e.eji0jp that forbids the distribution from developed by evideace, c U ^ y c"’4ktoM Si4L' ca u m N coast ed upon as s atost sxosUsnt ous- : tear to dress clothes, and a ten try to win favor in New Y o rb J iits ad. TO0 m u y ttm O tn to Into tba tousr. rallon hat. Almost everyone on Tbe ben of our neigbbor snoesii Com OB tbs cob Is one of tbs by arguing that tha Fadaral fov* wnafo tu k e t without balng rtad Tbs dolonsl's buslnees was eon- MM would Insist on t it e a g Um. moat widely enjtysd foods of toe ■sotsd with tbs importsttoB of to ttia jte ety^^SSSlSi eUflUBer months, Td numy peopliL eminent demands too tttuob for tbe and tee many bntdMS oTbandblile “Buffalo Bill's", tovaSrfriUe reply preverb—Itflie, water, then pourtog tola over tbel water power righta and wbiB b# Is U gown dstsms ibd atom water riusasr has aot ofHetaUy arrivsd werm oem nUeb hie just t e re* until they here eetea.tbet first ds* campaigning In the nUddls wsM be aawsr.,satoh wbsn tbs die. mevsdftem tbs Alto lielous Sir et eom. seasoned wltb Ptslilsi ttrina the fresh c t e will insist that Nsw York Stats is trlbutors get tirsd. iPar From^the Maddening Crowd! butt^. A t e e a e g T it e afoL getting too much under tbe Sfrss- A copy of a nswspapat. Is paid Ofoaa eem in sseeon may oe used ment That would be tbe typlsal for. Tbs psnM psylsf lor a news* lb tbs diet into'good reeune and to U rger eeeemte than eeaaed com Roosevelt campaign aad so' fSr tbslpapsf pspi to read It, not to throw wUeb to toMTe etareby. Roestteg Governor has given no indloatlott it away, tb s monstsfy vsbis o f a earn ba found lielylul to tooea OTfB QtMmne that he would not follow that Una newspaper privants Its getag the eeaetiag mtb oonstlpatloo, for no Wbsn ustoir e e w e r mmen .■ .f' *a . i mattw BOW earefolly tbe green eom •bottld rettStoar' that of persuasioD as bs ssiks votes be-way of dfsnlaii. The tdrerUeer la i bewefi there are many flbree to lenraffd tore November $. pays gpf this aMBStssy valtis, et wUeb pern through eppereoby wltb* sssr.ssxz.tr' Tascbereau in Qusbse ssaks tbs souras, fwt a asrtate anmust s i Ms out Mkite ubdi^oBe city greet btoritoo wlto ^ im H te ^ V4fe*| ebange. Wnen mueb o f it w ' favor of his eonstltttsnta aad It Is advsrtiMiiff M is saa be orsdltsd to ^ Mwele more freety fc.,,— a popular line of aifumant for bim lasurtass that Ms adfsrtlffsg t e e to a la if e amount, of indtoee* to insist that Us psopls are batag rsaobai Ms pfsapsetlvn suateuan. tible aubfCaneee to tbe eom wStob outsmarted by tha ^ * »^ * * «“ ff# It b i '-Slffiilar dlsMbUtOffl feasee teiM b toe body eo qideUy foerii, oecB eeob ld .and butt B ^Tt.ddw npt.fornMttt has even hinted that tbs lYeirlaos Ifii^s fUSb a guaaifttse. htttto et the greea eem art of Quebec has been saeilSosd In t e t e t e and do net serateb and order to benefit tbs termer la tbs I MOVIfD MtOOVMUS ifrluir r t ______ta tba tttsstinss as they______w orn U m te n ^ drisd. Tbsss soft western’ section of Panada. K si News that d w is tfle s e ld s ‘’mound t o t e I t e fiimtob tbs bowsto mtb charges that bis Provlaes has bsanlbulldsM’* bars bsmi |b sa •ttfftotont bttlfc so tost they wUi act Ignored in making tbs sgraem ist i&dlsa aM ad M OMo^ls t e t s lis t e , rngfe tmity. Tboss wtw are eonstl* weeei QUMH0H8 AMD AN3WBRS Fine campaigning u tbs Provlnss o f l a tbst It fllfis us S ssw isasea ler food flilte ohta dmhm th e ______Quebec, of course. Oovomor Hoofs* beptog tbst a e it Ufbt wffi bs ibed Wbetber you Muck toe com from IV «DII / velt, on tbe other band, muM eais- jos tbs mystsrleus vacs that built yown— _ rowa or buy It, it a ^ i *W0 to frfood pi to usd It as freeb at ri tha ttkam paign a Wt more discreetly. He the middle weM's astounding chain poesmto. ------MW Ifiir tof seeks tbe favor of the entire nation, of mounds, When ebooring freob com, take • I not alone New York itots. FietriMy sveryone Uving to the toe ears wUcb are mitky. and have folll puffed-out ke----- “ ' — M . — S mS. U the voters to tMs country es- nUddlo wsot has seen at least one ritotti be a frasb, I amine the doeumsst that was sffset* le f tbs works of these pn-GM tefian fririiar the com, ed this week aad rallae its tre-|peopls. Tbty brs scattered ioi the toftti |iepf anz .mendous importance to the nation I way up and down the

Mrs. M enu A Oavis suhstitutad at' gsBarate leoly whioh ;tia titeh « I N K S NHI the library last week. raSTO FniX FURLOUGH S t t ^ o o p w not to SikaBHPfid SEWNHISDl&ttDVNED ■CH COURT OfB fWISB Birnsi Rssic from the rule ahd Vml h a v e p a T fl^ ROCKVILLE The annual outing of the Bast d u s ^ tha aMm as an MSsaa SfSIEH IS CLARIFIED M MEW QRLAND WATERS bridge while Side sewing O rde «t BlUimqoa waa / .. MmCETOBM held Tuesday at Savin Roek when GElSnCUND XImil m n w i i v i m W i Postmaster Gets SUtement Boston. July (AP)' — Naw '40 AND 8” MEETS, P U N S OmMfltng wust Must Be PUIGROUND NOTES A tw w t; MieTBeerieliT^nSSil ef^YBlage Boiyjifi wnlM yw litiiy otnlaifi u, LlPirA ^ Dime About Vaeatioiis. thoriivea of aevan, two of whim State Stepnne Ch H t ( Er- street, salted Saturday tm m Nhw SdnIiM Anny Basd Hays The side BBirior vamy Mdi ' m C K ” A T CONVENTION York a ty on the S. S. “Sknmria** w ^ t to their flanths uBneeemnifly full vtaw o f toUiMn^^v^iiO la oed S Postmaster Bihaet F . Brown o f teagua o ^ e d Its schoduia Monday notice toe in ti wisb to ^ for several weteks visit tn Engtend. whan thty atttaoiboi to m m m a ran B ndt Down Ri Eb|s Joseph Lavitt of this alty Wii a Profram of Emirire Nimi- the Manchester Post Office is ia re^ night erith Team 1 dilsating Ttem ^ JCM M OM mattlliitoiiVlb l , visitor at OuBp WUbdstndc vktUng ceipt of a more eteriied statement rfunipaninn thay theught was In drowned in a vton im ii|fl».save Will Have Ddegation At Sea 8 twa out ef tofos. Teaas 1 won ms danger. htc son Sunday. bers aid Wins Apphnse. from . aoiborittei at WhShiagtoa sm two by tiM bcoNb of is tn as ana m bti iev«i cSMNto OnRacwmsIup. aion In Waterbury In An Bitesn Qoidsn. it, and her etetar, s, who bad tuten Itoto a ^ Mr, and Mn. Ray Danphte of deaUfig ' 1th the furiough system and as to i l wbiie Team I won tito Betty Man, t, both of Ifilisfd, guat — Representatives Are Pittsfield, Maas., are the-guests for which hSB been onleitd by the gov final gmma IS to ll. Teem 4 won drowned a'B tovtr bond, Hartford. July 10.~(AP)—Ad- N am ed . twti weeks of the former’s mother, The third in the series of six hand toameat. No vacations wm be hnm, to an attoii^t-6 reiiite fiiten Stinnge an it h ’ MMA ttnieaa Mrs. Bartha Itenphin 8. In the next two JasMS Fahey of tawrenee street writtin to the postoftlce mpartment games Team 4 reverOefi ^ a d ^ - faetitfert Natloaal Bank o( Water* 1007, 40 A 8 held in this city, which to spendiag the week with hto aiat, siBiit m Center Path under the eai^is the mohth, states that is .mown ps the playground organi­ dknctten ef Baadmastor OavMl stona and won by iS to 10 anfi IS to bury, receiver for the Mer^anta '~rs. Btohard OoughUn' o f Provi­ eterhs and carriers are tb be fur­ 7i The next i^ e s on o^odate w^ Trust Company of W at^ury at sation of the American . Legion, dence, R. L Adly, faatui«eg an enttie pregrasa loughed to r five dayn in One w e^ be held this Frid^ night. A dua^tar waa born on iweaday duriag the month of July in suAl the request of Superior C^urt Judge plana were made to put on a wreck of BrilMh IkaniN anasic. A tetge in the opening game 6t tteweat at tha John Memorial hoapital at wdwnsenhand during tha evn- aumbett as it is'possible to do so rrederlek M. Peaeley. of the second c'.cgree at the Con­ a ^ still keep up the work of thO SMo juvmtts teagM the Forda gave Stafford Springs ta Mr. infi Mrs. •tin Austins a bad treunotng by the . nulteln in the opinion by Chief ner'ticut State Convention of the Ktoineth Bathes «t Haaatdvffle. Mrs. apptenae gfvea thefasetflnr once. A clerk or carrler'inay bO CLEARANCE More Of 48 to 18. F. Weir hit two JiMtUeWUUam M. Ifaltbie included American Legion. Members were Barnes was the former Mtee EidBtii aumbect ahteetad to tiii popularity allowed a longer period,.but cannot the foUowihg: present f^m all parts of Tolland be forood to take-mote than five noma runs ana thtoa two baggsri Pfau o f Mountain aitreet, this city. of the eeteetieaa by the “old ooun- to take bMmre for amggtng. th e recetvM* must keep records County and delegatss to the State Dri and ^Mrs. Earl C. Northnip showiteg the gross income collected Convention to be held in Waterbury vacations grant- ttehsoh puiyefi the h m game for toe have returned frpm a vacation spent A la»e nophwr of older poople losers. ah the aeseta of each department in August were elected. Chef De at Newport ahd Ctepe Cpd. itotwM to m doam numbers and O f Bathing Sho^ separately, as did ^ e bank before Gare william Baer a ! this city pre­ Mi. and Mrs. Carl Schuhele of aperiM seleottons by the Nlool Bn- his appotntment sided at the meeting. New York are guests of the latteris ' ef Bast Hartford than in Inoome collected on assets segre­ : Delegates elected are as follows: father, Edward Heubner of Eliza­ previous concerts. Of the large omoea, the desire la to TWI gated in the savingrs depairtment V.’iUiam B. Baer, Ira Bowers, Her­ beth street. FYed Bendall, a member o f the have the furiOughS tekOh Ifi July. and B each Sandals tteuld not be added to the segre­ bert CouruR, Omer Schook, John Chamber of Commerce band com­ In summer resorts, where there ie gated principal assets in that de- Donaldson, Clement Sharon and mittee, was in Charge of firraage- the greater, afenouht of business p^tSMnt nUa income becomes John Landera The alternates select­ COMMITS SUICIDE seents and t^rashments were served being «tto at this period, the fur­ .. i .Pliaty of oppnrtiuiities fdidhli t i wodt tliML Grdt pirt of the bank’s general aesets. ed are Henry Market, Roy Sanford, the musicians Iqy Sperher and TUric- loughs WUl be givtfi at a later datsi 'pia receiver must keep such rec- Rub«i Blonateln, I. Tilden Jewett, Danbury, Ju^ 20.—>(AP)—George ingtoa. (toould a perooh take an additkmal h gdir MW had 6hv« MMiey. o tn as will enable any mcpenses in­ Peterio Panciero, Chefliel Cormier Quinn, 76, of 2 Division street, this vacation, it must h« with the ap­ curred for the benefit of one depart* and Paul Wrobolowaki. city, committed suicide last night proval of the postmaster. In the ment to be Hiargnd against it ulti* On Augiut 18, the last day of the by drinking the contents of a bottle JUST IN CASE present pten the idea ie to woric out mately. CO vention the Voiture will confer of poison. He (fled within twenty a method otaweby at the end of the The Supreme Court answered the second degree on a large class minutes of his admittance to Dan-: “You mustn’t 1 ^ me in eight of year, a person taking a total of to e 's Up IntlieADri "no” tp the question; “Has the of candidates. There will be a big bury hospital, fie had been in ill my parents.” thirty dh3m off in a month the pay Chilclrm i’s B athing Shoes 2 9 s p r * m ^er of a note held as cm invest­ health for a number of years. He is “i^-er-ah-1 have never kissed Will be for but twenty-four. The ThMc Ihe tens.., ate ffm m m A parade during that day in which the ipiestion as to vacations bring ter whrii mmtUy prim shamr her ment of the savings department and members will take part. The Bu|^e survived by ^ sister, Miss Anns you.” who. hM pledged hiS passbook evi* Qulan, with whom he made his “I know, but just ta erne you granted with pay to those in mili­ rdia S. Hdthem'avegeisNa an. Drum Corps of Stanley Doboss tary service is takm care of in [wOBld earn that SwMSgoSy^ deadag a deposit in that depart* Post, this city, will lead this section. h om e.. do.”—Prie Mele, Paris. meht a right o f set o ff o f the depos* Condusteur Omer Sohook will have it against the note?” Beach Sandals 50c pair complete charge of putting on th^ Attorneys for the receiver of the Wreck at Waterbury. Panlelson Trust Company filed Oddi and aadi of itodi. brief in the case, but did not argue lions Want New Sign A T I K A D I X r t It. An aluminum sign which haa been Mo Mrtor Found at the entrance to the at the In an hPtstttn by Justice C. L. foot of Union street haa been damag­ A v ^ i the oourt ruled there was no ed beyong repair. This was placed error In the verdict for Alice K. there by the RoekvlUe lions Club Other Bench Ssndab ll.O O pr- V^ttman. who sued William Gen- and was damaged by the State h it and At*s Tire and Service Gar­ Highway Departmwit workers when Mcb’b, Boyn* and YooHm’ age, Inc., for automobile damages the new road was Started. The Lions in Waterbuiy Common Pleas Court Qub officials have communicated tttn^s om^eyer la not liable with the contractors who have built for the damage, the opinion said, the road, and they have agreed to hbcMise he Vas using the automo- take up the matter with the super ' bUs far his own pleasure, even intendent On the job here. It is ex­ Sun Tan Sneaks 48c pr. thou^ it was owned by the gar- pected a new sign will be provided. THUB8DAT. 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. ONLY The total cOst o f the sign apd Its Laeed tn toe. *^ e fact that the manager of erection is more than 860 and tite fho oofhpany was actuated to lead Lions think it should be replaced. the car by the belief that Genest’s A. O. H. Auxiliary To ncnie s p ^ toward the company would The Ladies Auxiliary, A. O. H. -HOVRSALE be Unproved and he would he more will hold its annual outing at the 12 vri£^ to work overtime if re- cottage cf Mrs. William Burke at qubod,” Justice Avery said, “does Cr^’stal Lake on Thursday after­ C. L HOUSE & SON, h e. not make tke business in which noon at Bandy Beach. Members ate Ceimat was sngsged at the time of asked to carry a basket lunch to be tiie aocfdent the master’s business.’’ served during the afternoon. There Other Opinions Will be cards and a program of No error Wes fOtmd 'n three Fair- sports. Mrs. Mary Meyers is chair- fieli county cases as follows: man in charge and she wUl be as­ 0 ', i*:' JObn A . Csosy, oneoutor o f the sisted by Mrs. Katherine Ash, Mrs. estata eC Bdward Casey vs. Sabina Alice Chapman, Mrs. Margaret Mar- HiMtyi executrix of the estate of ley and Mrs. Esther Reardon. All Mmiert M. Huriey. Action to recover membert having oars to provide ' |R,dlt.T4 deducted in an accounting ALL STEEL transportation are asked to com­ 4 l Msatlnn expenses. Judgment for municate with the committee. (lifO oasil Rising Lodge OfflOire Installed Ceri A. K. J. Hedberg, executrix The newly elected officers Of Ris­ of fhe eotate of John Hedberg vs. ing Star Lodge, O. 0. F., were in­ M ^ter Cooley end'one Rution. s' tiled at a meeting held in I. O. O. Action to recover for Hedberg’s CONSTRUCTION F. Hall on Monday evening. The In­ deett In en automobile accident stallation mcerlin, Adolph Franz; R. S. V. G., recover damages for in^ries in att< Archie Hewitt; R. S. V. G., Alevan- nets . . . but nevm o f one Skfi der Brown. tomobUe-bus collletoh. verdict for 4 P ieces thki Rigid s]l-eteel frame sad plaintub Norwich Womnn’n O an Oontlnnad In the NoiwlCh FoUce Court on eestnlsss ali-stesi tetitler . . Monday morning the case of Mrs. Margaret Morin, wife of Henry with no iBctal-te-Metal anataet! WAPPING Morin of that pAaoe was continued DRESSER, b e d ; for one month nwaittag the finding Electric-ligated Intoriors... o f the Coroner Edward 0. Mckay Easy R o ^ Shelf...Bidlt-to George A. Sharp, formerly of this into tiie death of Nnthanial Ciongl place, has received his commiMioa o f that place. The latter, a labor­ Crisping Pin m l othex ns Ueutenant in the United fetates er, was killed whOtt Mirs. Morin, a CHEST VANITY V Navy. He is now stationed on 9 smsxifig improvements. board the U. a. Tennessee at Ban former Rockville resident, lost con­ ' \ Beiro, California. trol. o f a car She w ai learning* to Yisit our showoom sad line MSss Laura Gowdy of Hasardville drive last i^ k in Norwich. Beyond comparison is this sale. There is is the guest of her cousin, Miss Lois Sma'*Ier CrtqM This Year S iMttonAtrstioit . . . bodiy! Fostsiv e( Foster street growere hi this section charm In this Bedroom set—of Dresser, Bed, repoi-t that tha sn^e WIU be smaller PhilMp Fletce, Paul Bmith, Henry ■y ■: Ohhadler and Itaij^ Bnith left last than usual this year due to the oold Chest and Vanity—beautifully finished in Tuesday, July 12, for a camping trip ^eil at the beginning of the season. out to Coventry Lake* and returned A large arop of potatoes is report­ walnut on gum, decorated with beautiful to their homes here last Sunday ed by the meal farmers. Many of evening. las yearh tobaooe orops are sIW overlay— plate mirrors in the new Bdward Abhee has been visiting uns^^ his uncle, A. N. Stiles, for the past BodkweUa On Gain week. Dr. and lfrs..Tbomas F. Rockwell Venetian style. ^ Four young ladies, the Misses who have been aeriously ill fqr some -t - ' j BUshbsth Pierce, Louis Foster, Dor­ months, are «n the g^n aooordlnf othy Dewey and msie Nevers, will to information reoelved from the leave Thursday morning for Tolland home today. The dootor, who is dean where they will enjoy camping out of the city physicians. Is able to ait fOr f few dayr. up a Short time each day and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Jones of RockweU la able to leave her room. South Windsor returned Monday Degree Team To Meet from their wedding trip to the White The DMtee team of Margaretha Mountains. Lodge will enjoy its next meeting Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Chamberlain on Thursday night at the cummer of New Britain and Mrs. Harriett home of Mrs. Ida Wener on Tolland Rheems and two children of Fhila- avenue. Following the meeting a deWbla were recent guests of Mr. picnic will be held. There will be a and Mrs. Frank B. Bidweli. hot dog roast and many other good vVl Mr. and Mrs. ^John Jones left things to eat. All membere are in­ l^oinday for Famibgton, Maine, for vited. Mrs. Fannie Mann is eaptatq a week. of the team. Foneral of Mrs. Friederleh FRIEI 1 l e O K U T YMAT t i U U H f H The funeral of Mrs. Elsie (Kietel) SUICIDE ATTEMPT FAILS PWsmdmeacopyefmDsLriNt “ * *“ - . . Friederleh, wife of Edward Fried­ iriUgMition... end mpitoi ibsm si" New York, July 20.—(AP)--Be* rich. who died at her home at 167 fore hp plunged 168 feet from the union street on Sunday, was held * Vi/ ’ Nsaw. Manhattan bridge, Domlfilea Sica from the Trinity Lutheran church wrote a note saying: on Tuesday afternoon at 2:80. The Atkfeess...... i.jt —^ - “Fairly wall a yshr ago, now church was filled*with sorrowing • ...... b^V^aaao.ltablbbfabtaMHftl a UMdai'teliinl a pauper. Maybe when my wife and relatives and friends. The floral tri­ ►J ■ sevm children are a widow and sev­ butes were numerous and beautiful. en mrphtns they will find help.” The bearers were Cbaries Pitney, I V IM Itea'a desire for daaa wae Edwin Nelson, MaroM Derobne, .Muatrsted* MUton S tn ^ , 18, saw Herbert Friedrich, Francis Carter, m body flash downward -in the xSiarles Schmalz. Ellington library Ooeed 1 ;Ai*- darkpem lata last night Hs plunged EvSiy CubtoiMr Gets a Spring/ and . Into tno blaek water, subdued Sica, The EiHngton PubUe Library ia I o a m a i n 1 f ? r L 1 vtoknia current and drag- cles^ f6r two'weeke. The Ubrariaa, FlUSE lUNCHESIlR 'm a s 'o u t MIee Nen^e M ■>■“ *v' <•,*

.. . > A G E E I G H T •*^' 4' . . M t. • < HANCiyfER gVBNING MANOHIiSttCR.‘ COMM- WEDWBahA Vy j t t i v <»; »■ DAILY RADIO PROGRAM Big Hera bf TeHoniiihig Etephants I r * ♦ W llhliow iile Bros, urcus Thursday O oem i^i trip. WKDNISDAYi JULY 20 (OtBtnl tnd VtitorD SUndurd Tlia*\ '.Ravars,' I f sas i-' Jaitaaa Baatrics: B f W. J. DALTON ■ **•'*•*'“ ■ •ubJ«ct to ohanco, P. u. ( oayJigBt tiint otio honr latar.) A . F. N em Jr..Tl criti^y bunted a S ?^ * TomoNAUGiisna otetl^ , batursted with ffsaoHniri w?ssrii“.isra 'sa sssi& ffia g jsr ■"•“ • sat afirt. peUee lald, by ;| (Btf Th» AMoetatti PrM«> Cant. BaaL Wonder what the New York BoK , AsuBotoD, Paraguay—War iplnlihi StudiRts In V oea th itl'.. NIO>WIAP NETWORK log Commission will do about the p.-tf 5 :1 ^ 5i1S—MardI Crio—ooaat out broadcast of, ths Kid Chocolate*Jsok try annouBoad- ParaguaySB soldlara To Gdt'.Thnfi ftnd » jEtilf 5:45— SH^Bing “ Oroahy■ —0 to c havs recaptured for 1b dlaputfd 5d»— 7n»—To ba. announead—c. to Kid Berg bout last Monday night? Wteki tftycMf This-Ytftri 5 :1 5 -•7:15—sTngIn* .... Sam — The broadcast was In. direct oppo> ChMO raglOB from B olivia 1b two-: vtnaq wefl u d woe«woe wow wdaf Light Opara Coma—Dlala: sltlon of the edict by the commission MORTHWIOT A CANADIAN - wtmj ^ SImmpnd’a Orehaatra—waat day battla. Marlborough Tha Maaelteatfr Trada Sehoot at Oita iMip wobo wday kfjrr ekgw efcT^ 5:10— 7jf#^Kata Smith, Songa—Baale after the lu t Storkey-Bchmellng I which morattumSOO bbya ara po# MUTH — wrva wptf wwao wla wjax 5:4^7:45^olonal A Budd — Baaio: fight when the boxing authorities II 8*vsb. ba- irfU-waun wlod warn wmo wab wapi _ Roatrum—Dlala: Songa—waat lieved killed, BlBe lo u r e d as dyBS- ^ r . SB(1. ^ .^ P a u l Baeky of taking various vopatlonal eourseift »Jd* w p b kToo wkjr wfaa wbap kpro 7:00— liOOMluy Lombardo Orehaatra forbid the airing of all futurs boxing exploUoB blowi;drUI tost to weal ktba ktha” . —Baajo: Organ Raeltal — Dlala contests except thoise announced by ' provldanca, R, 1,, are spending win dost August 19 for tha zhimal MOUNTAIN-koa 7 i5 ^ S:W ^rlma Club—Baale: U. S. their authorized boxing experts. A B te t^ With Mra. Beeky’e e i i ^ sunmar vacation, ro-opening on »ACIPIC COAST — .,w .. korao Marina Band Ceneorl—Dlala; Hal Mexico City—Preil^Bt orders Beptembar 7. Tha abut down wlU kbq kpo ktea kaz kir kaakfadktikaa :tar kgu Kamp'a Danea Orehaatra< Charles Francii Coe, the famous go^ rai^ t operatloB of Southom Sant. BaaL■«•*- 5 :0 ^ 5:00-^|lkrat Orehaatra—c i b# for thrat and a half weaks. Thte S:00- story writer, did the annotuufing Paoi/ic R. R. of Mixloo,v tied up by •‘22“ S'S^tPII.^^MVonlpa, Quartat ! ‘! t ” ^£Y®nturaa In Haalth Monday and also the night of the ■trike. ^ ^ Mlee Marion iiforae of Providanoe. tunnnar too pfRoa wffl a te ba *'*®— JJlO—Katnlaan**5 Stawart. PlamatPlai 5:30— 5:S^laham Jonaa* Or.—e to a Ri I.,.la vleltlBt' relatives in this 2?5»— f^S“ Tha Lady Naxt Door •«00-10:00^harlaa Carllla-o to o heavyweight championship. We are MarMUlee, U1.-OBS kUled, looree cloiaiL to p u t yaars tttToffiw has JlJJ- Voaal 5:15—10ri5—N®laon'a_ Oreh.—0 to o place. twit tbte tlnte too 3:1J— 4i15—To ^ announoM not alone In thinking that he did a injured ae, union and non-unkm Janitor wUl ba tot only paraon In 5'35“ Dalladaoi^i^ to a 10:0^11(00—Duehin Orehaatra—o to a great Job of It but ^ e commission worker! bittte at nilBoiz waterway ^ Dowse Society wlU meet S‘ifcHl?*''""*r.*.*®**nildt 10:SO—11:S(L-Duka Bllington'a Band— thought otherwise, after the last I dam. '' Tritb Mrs. Hemy J. Bakeilee to# building, ba tokSglJa .yaoatteo.4 4:00— 5:00—DInnar MHalo—to ooaat Club—ooaat rapMt aftemoen. at anotoar time. 5:45—Donald Nevio—to ooaat 11:00—12:00—Danea Houi—wabo only broadcast There was no advance Washington — President names Y^Waman'a Band announcement of Monday’s fight Vise Prsttdent Curtis to- open Mr. and Mrs. Joaaph Raukl, Jr., NBC-WJZ NETWORK fiavi olosad tbair lunch room at the only broadcast and It came as a total Olympic games. ^ N. t . LA W Y E R DjODS 5’«5^ Sifcl!** JJo'dbarda, Skateh ■ ^ IC CHAIN—Baatt wji (key) wba- center and hays movad to Hart­ S‘S2^ wbal wham kdka wgar w)r wlw; surprise which may lead to test WasUBgton—Gen. Charles MoK. ford.’ ' £•2^ Y:5^T o 8^ Anneunead l^ d w ^ : woky kyw kfka wanr wla kwk of whether or not the networks nmy Baltzman, chairman o f radl<) com - Washtogton,“ coM ., July 90.*- Y :0 ^ Sm — Victor Youno Oreli<— koll.wran wmaq mission, reslgne. R^ph Carprater, Jr., of Hartford, (ooMt roMat at 11:15—11:15) pick their own annoimcers as they (A P).^arencs B. Smith. 60, New NORTHWBST a CANADIAN — wtmj have done In the past. Mlneola, N. Y.—Murder Indict­ h u been ependlng two weeta at'toe I ’S t J ” '"*'’!* Ooncart—0 to a SL9 ^®k® wday k ^ e k fw efef home York lawyer, died yesterday at his !'2£“ ®»*> ^IP® Club •OUTH — wiwa wptl wwno wla arjaa « * « ments expected In police killing of o f hie grandfather in* this home where he w u reeuperatlng •*3?--P:*®—Sphwab Organ Ooneart wm-wann wlod warn to o wab wapl Hyman Stork In "third degreT*^ plus. ! ‘92!!!l2'92“ ^*i'’® •'•vall'B Program wjda wamb Iwoo wky TOa wbap kpre Tony Wons and Morton Downey from an operation. He had partial^ •:18—10:15 — Ruaa Celumbo — aaat; woal ktba ktba are to return to the air about August Cblcago-^Ten more die, hundreds B rv^ B. Lord bu retunied to completed a history of New Eng* . ’ ®®®1 SJPMUT^^Nr-kok kal kair kabl first; Downey now Is In ^ rop e anWaak Mualeala. A herd ranging from the largest oreati r of many Currier and Ives Bfr, and Mm . Bird or Hartford S:*®” 2‘52“ P®P0® Maatara Orehaatra throughout the United States have prints, dies. BASIC, CHAIN—East: wabo (key) f••00— 4:00—Songa by Jingle Joe installed radio truismittere and re­ to the imidlest performing ele­ (3iarl4s Sparks, the popular veter­ have ^ spending two weeks in wad® w wcao waab wnao wgr wkbw 1*25“ 5*35^Pi®".® * Violin Raeltal ceivers to aid in detecting and ap­ phants on earth are another out- an now In charge, is offering fur the Washington— Senator McKellar this plus with friends. wkro whk ekok wdro woau wip«i^an 1932 tour of the show. Mouses President o f viaa wean wfbl wa'apd' wmal; MidIwaati 5'32“ 5 '" i'" o L«oy—®»®t only prehending criminals. These outfits atanding feature with Downie Broa. Mr. and Mrs. Roger M. Lord of wbbm 2*55” 5:45—Orphan Annia—aaat only wicked and vicious extravagance.” kmbo wooo kmoz 2‘9?“ 5*99” M“.®'® Traaaura Box I were a good help for a while, then Circus. Whsn rh# big show comes A street parade over a mile In Provldenc6« R. 1„ have baan spend- ®AST ^ ID CANADIAN — wpg wph Memphis, Tenn,—Mayor Watkins tog a few days with relatives here. 2 j0w wheo wlba wfea woro cfro ekao ^ *i5r Three—Alao ooaat the criminals began turning these here Thursday for afternoon and length and with all of the lazzUng PIXII — wgat wfaa wbro wbt wdod t;2 S ” 6:80—Dandle® of Yeatarday night performancea on the Dough­ features of the old, combined with Overton denies as “rotten political 4*45— 5:45—Lomll Thomaa — aaat; same devices to their own u^ee and propoganda” charges that “political - *5? if” ’ Chapman and In so doing frustrated the police. erty’s circus lot, this group of well the improvemente of the new; this fantily (rf Wapplng were callers at w •'^w® ^®°° WJf wqam wdbo 5*0^ 5:00—Amea 'n' Andy — aaat: feature said to be the longest of its machines” here conttols distribution FuUera’ the first of the week. ,^ e jn g Lady—midwest repeat Now the Federal Radio Commission trained pachyderms will be put of government flour to needy OOINO JJ'PWEST — wbcm wabt wcah wmbd 5*15” 5:15—imparaonatlona—o to e has been asked to prohibit the use through some unusual and pleasing kind In the world, will leave the Mrs. John Matties and children, wuq wkbh kfab wian kaej wlbw kfh 6:30— 5:30—Stabblna Boy^-c to o show grounds at 11:45 a. m. Remington. N. J.-John Hughes Q^rge and Ruth, of New York Saturday. July 23 wmt wnax wkbn of any receiver, by others than those paces by their trainer. Miss Ella Curtis’ attorney says convicted man •‘*® kok kdyl 5*5S r 5*55!:^®"®® * Hare—AIbo aouth authorized, capable pf picking up Harris, pictured above wltb a part The Hanneford Family o( riders City, are at their place here to the or Sunday, July 24 JACIPIC COAST—khj knz koln kgb S 92r J‘55:“ I®SP‘!7®'‘S Laaoua—o to o IS eager to renew search for Lind­ 2 ? ‘15!rR®'.''S;'‘ara' Mala Quartet policebroailcasts. 'Ihe commission of her charges. world known for their sklU and north part of the town for the sum­ k jo k o ^ ^ y kvi karn kmj kfbk In^ •*>0— 7:S^Malody Momenta bergh ba^ ’s kidnapers. mer. RETURNING 7:00— 5:00—Beat Club Danea has ruled that this Is impossible to A circus program which incluides daring, featuring George the incom­ Montpelier, Vt.—Fred C. Martin, 2*22!rl’*®^®p*'''®*®'‘® ^ *0 ® do by the United States government aerialists, acrobats, gymnasts, per­ parable riding comedian and a per­ Eatelle 5’S t : ky Saa—o to o •i22z f iSSri'!®'* C®""/—Alao Can. Bennington, chosen Democratic can­ Sunday, July 24 4:00—Oolng to Praaa—o to o 5*95“ 5:0IV—The Country Deetor but the states may control It in any forming ponies and thirty dancing sonal appearance of Buck Owens Dickson of E u t Hampton were call­ •|25~ 5*25^J5i**i®P®'''"? J®ok Smith didate for U. S. Senator from Ver­ ers here recently. a '.fc. I'lfcSSJkryn Paraona—c to o a 2 fc 2!22rXi2*£,7„Ardan*a Orohaatra way they see fit. horses, as wen as h whole army of movie cowboy, with his entire Hol­ mont. BatrcsMly Low • 22^ 4:30—Skippy—For aaat only 2 " Dramatle Sarlaa You may remember way back to clowns and an the acts that go to lywood company are two outstand­ R e u d Trip 5 45- 4:4S^aok Broeka—o to c •:0^10:(»—MoCrayy Bros. — basic: P«vens, M ass-Eight ihun- SHORT IN ACCOUNTS a Laath to e 1924 or so when Norman Brookshire make up a circus Is what Manager ing feature. dred National Guardsmen and 40 !.75 Few 4.15—?2z 5:15—Starn'a5 Oreh.—ooaat- 0 out a.®®tm SUadara Tlm« \ he took hold of himself and by deter­ In Day’s News Boston.—Rear Admiral Richard of Samuel Davis, 74, treasurer, the o f Tkkttt, Good Only WBZ-WBZA mination and sheer merit has come E. Byrd, in an appeal for support of wnc loss h u not been attributed to any the National Economy League, says •sU St Stsfkm Tieht Officu. Travelers Broadoaatlng Servlec SprlngUeld — Boston back as an ace announcer for the l U O T A T K one person pending further investi­ Hartford, Oomi. Columbia Broadcasting System. You the country is being ruled to a disas­ gation. 50,000 W., 1060 K. 0., SOLO SL know the old story—work and win— By trous extent by organized minori­ THE NEW HAVEN RJi. Wednesday, July 20. or something to that effect. Kansas City, Kas.—H. L. MeJun ties who are “raiding the Treas­ (Eastern Daylight Saiing Time.) Jimmy Wallington, who isn’t as kin, Republican, mourns the fact ury and doing tlyeir share to lead us Wednesday, July 30. that a Democrat had the last jword. towards Nationu bankruptcy.” (Eastern Daylight Sa^ng Time.) good as he was a little while ago, has The administration has waited 4:00^^-0rchestrs.. prospered to the extent that be re­ A customer entered bis drug store for some miracle to come about to Bellingham, Mass,—Two Milford msters, Efileen Gordon, 17, and P. M. 4:30—Stock Exchange Quotations. cently bought a forty-five foot yawl, and said: “A Democratic landslide is absorb the unemployed and imem- 4:45—Orchestra. cominig. What have the Republicans Betty Mae, 9, drown in an attempt 4:00—Song Souvenirs. whatever that is. ployment has risen to a total In ex­ 4:58— ^Baseball Scores. done anyway?” McJunkln emitted a cess of 10,000,000. to rescue a chum they believed In Vacation Time > 4:30—Sunset Hour—^Moshe Para- 6:00—Agricultural Markets. roar, something snapped—and they —Senator Robert F. Wagner of danger of drowning. nov, director: Ida Yudowltch, so­ We are. suggesting a few Items that we believe wlU be of 6:15—Eleanor Talcott, contralto. took him to a hospital with a dis­ New York. Burlington, Mass.—Two Boston prano. IMIDDLE WEST WILTS located Jaiy. Sn They are serviceable, toe^ 5:30—Nursery Jtngles, Songs and men injured In a dynamite explo­ sive and will uve your expuslve docks, watchu, etc. 5:15—Program from Now York. Stories. sion at the bottom of 4 25-foot well 5:30—Thomas Armstrong, tenor Topeka, Kan.—Dr. J. A. Steln- In 1862 Engles wrote to Marx 5:46—Little Orphan Annie. UNDER HEAT WAVES meyer, dentist, was preparing one of that the great day was approaching. they were digging. Westetox Tom Thumb « grarv • 5:45—“Mother Goose” — Bessie 6:00—Time; Weather; Sports Re­ Lillian Taft. those “don’t hurt a bit” machines In 1853 he wrote again that France Boston—Governor Ely takes under view. advisement the petition of Sylvester Alarm Clocks...... $ 1 > 5 0 6:00—Bulletins. foi action while a patient fidgeted. was on the verge of ruin, that the 6:10—Organ—Louis Weir. By Associated PreM Suddenly it went on a rampage, M. Fernandes, 25-year-old Mashpee 6:06—Serenading Strings. A torrid sun scythed with full- revolution was a matter of months. Westclox Baby Ben Alarm Qocks, dbO 6:16—The Monitor Views the grabbed his necktie and pulled it so What thte Communists of today for­ youth, for commutation of his death 6:30—Merry Madcaps — Norman News. strength harvest-time heat yester­ sentence for the murder of John with the noiseless tick ...... e S J O 'Cloutier, director. tight the dentist almost strangled get is that Marx and Engles con­ 6:30—Dutch Band. day gathered in nearly two score before he (x>uld turn off the motor. stantly revised fheir theories as fast Alves, 42, of Barnstable. 6:56—“The Smithson Family On 6:45—Today’s News — Lowell victim s. Percy, m.—Drowned in wine was Worcester, Mass. — Worcester Vacation.” as they were contradicted by facts. Thomas. R elief was predicted in some re­ the official verdict on Herman —Emile Vandervelde, Belgian Social county milk producers vote to in­ $ 1 ,$ 1.5 0 ,$ 2 .5 0 7:00—Baseball Scores. 7:00—INme; Amos 'n' Andy. gions today but the middle west RuehkorfTs death. He broke a 1st leader. crease the wholesale price of miiL A Few Wrist Watches, dao ite>v 7:05—Whispering Banjos and 7:15—Royal Vagabonds — Ward Wilted under a continuance of the large jug by Accident in bis cellar. one cent a quart beginning Sunday; Discontinued lines ...... ^Three Mad Hatters. W ilson. blistering blasts. His wife found the body face down the increase Is from 5 to 6 cents. I 7:30—Tune-Blenders. I am only a follower of Lenin Perfectimi Sport etew pwmi 7:80—Comedy Sketch. That section led in fatsdities yes­ In the puddle. and my aiin is to be a follower New Haven, Conn.—^Two women t 7:45—^Melody Moods —• Frances 7:46—i-Bllly Jones and Ernie Haro. terday. Seven deaths were attributed burned and a third person receives G ® r e i« ...... ♦Baldwin and Knights of Melody. PottsvUle, Pa.-^Tlie pipe she loved worthy of him. As for Lenin and 1 .7 5 8:00-r:-American Legion Conven to the heat in the Chicago area minor Injuries during a rush for the $ 8:00—Big Time. to smoke as she rocked in her chair Peter the Great, the latter was a Guaranteed Fountain m tion Program. where the maximum was 97. Mil­ cost the life of Mrs. Susan Walker, drop In the sea, while Lenin was a exits when a sidphur bomb explodes V 8:30—"Skyscraper" — dramatic 8:16^RoUickers Quartet. waukee, Wls., with the hottest July in the Bijou theater, where stoge P en s.'.....:...... 5 1 e 0 0 .■^production. 83. A spark ignited a quilt whole ocean. 8: SO-^TOrchestra. 19 in its history at 98, reported hands and operators have been on 9:00—The Revelers. Coeur D’Alene, Idaho—Bug hunt­ —Joseph Stalin, Soviet dictator. 8:46—Harmony Duo. three deaths and In Detroit there ing by air Is the newest wrinkle in strike for several weeba. STORE WILL BE CLOSED FOR VACATION FROM • 9:30—Nathaniel Shilkret’s Orches- 9:00-01ub Dance. ;tra. were three heat deaths and six the unendlng-flght between man and We propose to say to the presid­ Springfield, Mass.—Joseph Mar­ JULY 25 TO AUGUST 8, INCLUSIVE. 9:30—George Olsen’s Orchestra. drownings. No relief from the heat insects. Foi^ters are trjdng out an ent that there wIU be no more class tin, 40, East Dedham, World War • 10:00—Com Cob Pipe Club. in sight. . 10:30—Bulletins. 10:00—Country Doctor—Phillips airplane equipped with traps to legislation. veteran “beating" his way back Lord. home from Washington, where nc 10:34—w n c Revue—Merry Mad- Valentine, Neb., had an official catch the destraeUve'mountain pine —John Nance Gamer, speaker of 10:15—Whispering Jack Smith. bad gone to join the bonus army, is jcaps, Norman CHoutier, director; maximum of 104 degrees; Findlay, beetles. The oratt cruises over for­ the House. 10:80—^Waves o f M elody. killed by Boston and Albany train. R. DONNELLY yWith Three Mad Hatters; Happy O., and Kokomo, Ind., had 103 each; ests, imprisoning the insects on the 10:45—Springfield Republican and temperatures of 100 were re­ gummy surface of the trap. 'The Republican platform Is badly Rochdale, Mass.—^Paul Brophy, Jeweler \jrlo: Fred Wade, tenor. ' News Bulletins. r" 11:80—Vincent Lopez and his Or- ported In many other middle west Ponce aty, Okla.—I^ere will be written, opportunistic, confused and 515 Main Street, South ManchesteYl ll:6o-:-r’nme:'' Weather;' Sports communities. true only in its devotion to private bhestra. Review. no mimloipal tax levy here , next The east lost Its comfortable year, the city commissioners ^ an­ property. 12:00 Midnight—Weather; Atlan- 11:15—Orchestra. .tic Coast Marine Forecast. weather and as the mercury climbed nounce. The answer? Profits from —Norman Thopjas, Socialist nom­ 11:45—Midnight Serenade—Louis In hitherto cool New England and municipal utilities, economy all down inee for president. A. W. BENSON 12:02—-Collin Driggs, organist. Weir, organist. J 12:30-Silent seven drownings swelled the na­ the line and strict.bu^etbg. tion’s death list. Plymouth, Vt.—John OooUdge, Among certain Eskimos bad RADIO BUSINESS BOOMING In the south, ocean breezes cooled son of Calvin OeoUdge, is resourae- temper Is considered a sign of be­ Hongkong.—Business is booming Florida and showers brought some ful. Arriving at the family home- ing possessed by a devil, lying is in Hongkong and Macao—the fire­ surceasq elsewhere. CSouda and rains stead with his wtte, he found no a crime punished by death, and SERVICE cracker business. The largest fire­ broke the heat wave In Texas and bed to sle » on. So he got two saw marriage Is' compulsory. D bl3142 BERMUDA works factory in South Ofina is lo­ some aUevlatlon from 100 degree horses, lidd a couple of boards atop 155..Bound Trto ^ on steady 8. & Pan America, or.datu WDRC cated here, and officials report them, plus a spring, mattress and ships Wutern World, Southern Crow, or American Legion. All ’ warmth was accorded Oklahoma. airy, outdde rooms. SaUlngs twjce weekly, toeimiteg Saturday./' 535 Hartford, Conn. 1880 large orders from the Dutch Bast Idaho was the envy of the nation sheets,—and found rwose. 5.d^s, aU expeiisss, toLTdaye, 878. 8. 8. Pan America goes j Indies and the United States. The with subnormal temperatures fol­ Greensburg, Pa.—Braus march­ ing. Is dusty Inislness. One hundred ^Tec^ to d (^ at Hamilton, Bermuda, thus saving Inconvenlenoe' latter country imports about $800,- lowing rains. The Pacific coast con- Wednesday, July 30. 000 worth of fireworks'a . year. men, women and children, stopping of transfer by tender. (Eastern Daylight iSavlng Time.) tii.ued serene with normal weather. here on their way by auto from Los m.\ P. M. 5:00—(3oing to Press. AMEUCA 5:15—Kathryn Parsons. Luxurious Munson liners to Rio de Janeiro. Santos. 5:30—“Skippy.” ,,,, , I, INSURANCE video and Buenos Alree. Luvlng NsT^York f()rtotghtiy. 8 ^ 3:^5—Jack Brooks, Westphal’s American Le^on/Southern Crow and Wwtem Orchestra. 6:00—Vaughn de Leath, contral- to 6:16—Harold Stern's Orchestra. '"6:80—Baseball Scores. ,TTte Best Guardian o f NASSAU MUMI 6:35—Harold B. Smith, pianist. 6:46—Chandu the Magician. Life and Property HAVANA - 7:00—Tito Guizar, Mexican tenor. Inelniteg meter tet^ te Pslm Bench wttt. Shera Dtenw 7:16—Mardl Gras. 7:46—Bing Crosby. $115—ISS-dD sya—AOaRPsniMM ' 8:00—To Be Announced. 8:16—Singin’ Sam. See three of the world's most toeotontlng oorte. Sorairi • 8:30—Norman Hapgood, talk. days^ Britaln’e Naswu, In the SdSwnlh M t e ^ ^ J 8:45—Colonel Stoopnagle Budd. Insure Your Valuables 9:00—Bums and Alien, comedy jduo; Guy Lombardo’s Orchestra. Money Already Earned A BOX IN A GOOD SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT 9:80—Crime Qub; “The Avenging Ikon.” IS THE 10:00-Music That SaUsfies; Ruth WINDWARD E tting. BEST AND CHEAPEST INSURANCE ; 10:16—Dr. Herman N. Bundeesn Grows Every Time Adventures in Health. ISLANDS f lOrSO—Zsbam Jones’ Orehestra. i 11:00—

jh WOULD U N BW SEABOB ’Round s’- ’ : ' nealBffton, N. J„ July 80^(AP) airaiit w " * ii5 Wntogi u good M NASSLAU >rXf .John Hughes Curtis wars not rbroks” ha would rsnsw ths issisroh put into ft M Yliigs ftoeomit eoli* Fire and Liability ^ ths Zindhsigh baby's kIdBsnen nnneo to work for yon dfty ftftor day. isys^ attoSS;

irtis Is wllllBg to take up Us uss again,” flshsr ssld."H s . ■ 'V Insurance ' ^^aUmoUty toward CoL Lind- AH - auppUad with oootlnliid, “bs a RICH s vodartaks tha smrtoI^^nunsdl- Tinker Huiidlsf* ir SOUTH M AN 0H 88TER, CQilN * ; t '''■ •: *■ ' ■ S^sO'ltadbsilw' l 7 'W i .■ir, '■ L',i"'fl mi* Mm nokaawi^B^/iiiovliif Bervl^ ...... 12.00 social Senrloe, board and cart 65.71 m il^ d , Ocorm, JMiUa aad gioMitlcc 66.00 * 006, ioad& e steel 17.05 FalrftM Qfoecry, nwatc and groceries A:dklas Prlatiag Co., printiag services ***•••. 38.00 8.62 Farr, Mrs. X«by, rents...... 86.00 Alberts Paint Co., trafllo point...... 24.00 OarroaCa Market, meato and groceries Anderson, Carl W„ labor and material . 82.00 12.27 F., rents ...... ;...... 84.00 Andersem A Nortn, meats and groceries 8X.00 KeUer’s, elothtag ______^ grw^producttvlty. As Arson, Joseph, rent .... ' • • e e e e e • 18J7 ^i^Jwses have their hours fn g to- TaniiiH Bantly OU OOn gasoUne «aI*Sa iSSSf ” ’ * * ...... see* 16.00 wed we plan woidd apply aftw a Annual VehMtelfiMw i iS S ; OOm gravel, foam, etc>...... eeeee*** 23.60 KisiMtt leadirs Playgrounds,-6 p,. to. Bender, A., r e n t...... • •••••••••••••••••••••••tilt* •'«■• § •; 14.001 Is r tl^ , W. C., typewriter ^ rsachedi >«#•••• e'«et« • • t f • 87.00 Blsh, P. T. Hdw. Coi, hardware, etc. 87.42 b?h!ld^Si5*!L•"'Cfyees would Boyle, Ed. A Sons, niuk Heir New HnviUre Uei to stw preb- T t o w ^ , July Obstts at 6.101 8U,901.07 Dougherty’s l,e i on Qtolsr afnat. Braaowski, A , rent ...... •••••••••••••••#•••<>••••••••••••. 17.00 w^mpioyses to stiU^iimgS Campbell, lU ry J., rent • . .•••••••••••••••A** . ______• • 4 »•••••! 14.00 Cmter Auto Supply, auto and truck p u is 74.24 Fer Relirf PimBded. «jh * plan ^ u ld remain operative Wednoedayi A^Dtisit if 8mu Chartler, R. J., board and ca re ...... data uowipieyowt is oi^_of citonibee of Cbffwweh it 15.00 ^ could again beoosnT o p w a ^ Cheney Brothers, rents and gravel . •••••»• 185.65 OolumUaXAke. Cherrone, Louis, meats and groceries •••••••••••#••#•••* 8.U0 BDIIDING INSPECIOR’S REPORT Boston, Mgas., July 20.—In the g^deprreei tt unem^oynumt^^c- Gtoverleaf Dairy, milk ...... • • • • • 10.80 pawseato of nationally known ffgurss More than one wew »*••.eeeeeeeeeei 51*52 DWELLINGS. earners through executives to stoS - kseeeeeSeee sS'JS Delnlckl, Doming St., (West o f No^ lOO) New H a m j^ rs toiday opened the hifidsHK how to provide their own on Bolton Lake. whMre ® w tii£g First National Stores, Ine., meats and groceries eeeeeeeeei eSv.UO . OARAGES.' ------.11,500 New York, July 20—Wall street Fischer, Gustave Co., office supplies I • e • e e • ^ t Conference on the Flexibls te the preswt erisia. The w assiijeytototofl'i'^t.' eeeeseeeseeeeeet r®**** Woodland St...... w d the stoSl trade lUt soxMnw Fish, Mrs. Levina, rent ...... >*eeeeee«eeeeeeeeeeeeeecei >a»«a«seee . 1150 Work Day and Weak with a state­ s ^ d p le wUl woik without d is ^ Flavell, John J., labor and material *s'?i L r - w . MISCELLAiraOUS. . ment of the "New H a m ^ re Plan" vantage to those businesses whldi ®2«® i;w »w t over the Tsported pur* * e * e e fa eeseseeseeeeeeeeeei apply it whether they be few or ^ t h s United s ^ i t S .. T5*" "S?®*®® ** ®“® «* the klgh- Foley, Michael, rents I • • • • • » I » e e • • • e • I l••e••ee•e* TOM jSSuflStS s !^ »wt. (rur), PUTO MM for increasing the niim w of work­ O aijniaatxm o f 85,000 tons iff hta6v tohte of til* samp lito aad M r.^ u , Foa, Q A Co., Inc., furnishings ers -on .the nation’s payrolls by jo many, and no matter where they •••••«eee*eeseeeeeeeeee*e»eee M M c S S K m Ss S,“ 1 lS£ud’«!;ihu ^...... may be located." *®“ **»® NownySS besides providing tbi pteto tor the Friend, Amos B., M. Dn med. services glasses >eeeeeeeeeee« cent and thus giving an upward Cwtrtf rtolroad. This is the first hoy :;to enjoy themeelvei, furnialied J.M ouBton D..K«Bey. Buu Biu R ou . s h u ■-.c.}]:::::::":::::::. “ ®P4We to the busineos curve at Fryer, Mrs. Margaret, r e n t...... >eeeeeeeeee< teeeaeeee 16.00 ®cmp «t®rt ho; dogs and eoffse. The Manehes- Gain, Benefado, rent ...... this tinse...... V f ' 14.60 tor Dtoiy furnished loe oreem. The Gerich's Service Station, kerosene eeeeeeeeee leeeeeeeeeeei I6S0 3.00 ALTBRATTONS AND ADDITIONS. Those Attending FREE STATE SENATE v l ^ of the fact that mhde to tfuehs fiirnishcd Giblin, Mrs. Mary, rent^ ...... *... »*ee**4 ee ®» the Flex- a^ vity in a cn » usually pdlateteia by Ki;irfttoane. Gilkinson, Samuel, rent l•»e•ee•eeee•ee•e4e•l 36,001 Watkins Bros.,! Inc., 688 Main St., alterations ■ *ai000 ' e e ’ 17.60 W. H l ^ England 642 bS S d S ^ ...... Me Work Day and Week was call­ rlriag levs] of activity in to e stssl 600 voUqy ball, blku, tiw s- Gldstdibury. Town of, aid’ rendered •eeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeet...... 9A16 Walter (^S5i, et iH iX c S fi£. w ^r ...... J '™ ed J ^ th e r at Hotel Btatler, at BUKXS VALERA MOVEtedustiy as tim purchsse is ooBsifi- w fiuntel hare and bound'chtoes. Gleason, ivm. 15., rent-...... ,200 10:M a. m. Held under the auspices •red ss a posslbls forerunner iff Glennsy, W. O., Co., rents, etc...... ’So ■JMBs recovery in steel n ^ opera nature hunte, story S * n S l W 8t., alterations and a d S t i ^ ...... * SS of the New Hampshiie UttemSoy- teUteE stogteg , and eampfims help Qollmltser, John, rents ...... ot57.76.to (sirnest Ernest Vlcfl,View, 147 Middle Tnlc.Tolt. WesLWest a ltera tioi^ H ^ H iV i;;:...... 552 ment ReUef Oommlttee and^toe Dublin. Irish Free State, July to a ^ e the boys hhap^^Affil h ttp ^ 200 Massachusetts Commission on the 126 80.—(AP)—The Free State Senate ^ m nwr^pg . tojwgbt, a ^'uager OormM, w a tjr. A f « t . r u t ...... MM WtltwOormSTet rtttSSSl SSSSSJ SS ...... Stabilisation of Employment, the The "Iron Age"tompoaite prices «tet u iwpeWW by the spltodid 76 conference brought togethei li nday placed an obetaole in. the way •re unchanged this week at 1.66 75 tood aervwfby Mri. Sblma Brick- E.T!§.9?;’ ““ I* »«*•«« ...... '■’ SMS }® S M figures from aU six New of Presidwt Bemon de-Valera’s ef­ ewte a pound for finished steri. aon. Grlmasnn, Robert H., uniform > e e • e e e I 86 teeeeeesseeeaeeeeee 87.0Q I J. O. Trueman, 52 McKee St., alterations and additions...... * .* .*!!! states,, officials from lATaMuiiKwii,, forts to answer British tariffs im 118.76 a ton for pig iron afld 16.48 a Fopnlarl^rte Gross. B. A Co., burlap bags • •••••••eeeseoseeeeeeeeeeeeee'ees 80 I ind business leaders and aconomisto ton for steel aersp. Hale, A. D., rent ...... 17.60 from a number of states. posed OB Iriah goods with Irish tar­ Of aU toe camp s p o ^ , bMcbaU Hale, J. W. Co., meats, groceries, etc. eseeeeee iffs imposed on British goods. ' u d owpflres are toe moat, popular. eeeeseeeeeeees 1,266.16 Totals ...... 19 280 Governor Wlnant, s F. W. Sargwt, prsaldwt of Chi' Harrison, Thomas, ren ts...... l••eeee•■< •eeeeeeeeeeeeeee 62.80 he committee arranging the 000- The Senate altered the govern- cage A Non ______*®®ms to have the Hayes, W. L., spe^ometer lamps thwsstern Railway, says )cet baseball players, ai toey'iiave l•••eeee•eeeee« ■eeeeeeeeee .8.00 Respectfully submitt^,...... ference, declared th a t^ h e ' New mwt’i emergency duties bill, which the Northwest, by means 0? good Healy, Thomas, labor—W. Cemetery BDWARD C. ELLIOTT. JR. )«w on toe wtentag aide much eeeeeeeeeeeeseeeee , 66.80 teawshire Plen would reetore to in ^^®®® ®<*®P*®d In the crops, pulled the country . out of two Helm, Mrs. Katherine, tax refund e e e e e e seeeeeeeeeee>e6eee duetrial, commerdal and other em- Dali and under which the govern­ oftwer than toe other tribes. At toe Henneqin, Louis B., oil 6.88 previous dsprsssiou "and might Cjuapfito at night, toe boye love to •••••saeaeeeeeseeeee eeeseeeepeeeeee 4.00 doymwt any desired number of ment v ^ d have uaUmlted powers bring about tot turn towards pros- Herald Printing Co., advertising • a-eeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeeeee 6.88 extensive this year than in 1628, thoie at preswt unsmptoysd." to lay down tariffs. n»e D a ris in psrtty this timt." Potetteg t^tbs sing toe familiar camp snags, in- Higgins, B. C., M. D., rabies inoculations kteeeeeeeeeeseeeeeee 168.00 N.Y.HEADQUARmS ®* General Mo “The prtndple 6f the flexible work reoese, and the Senate’! aotiw largs. crops in that territory thla tfudlax LadUte liicim p S k at Higgins. Mrs. Henry, board and care teeeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeeee 42.62 tors building were occupied. day and work week ie effective be­ mews that it wiU have to bd sp^ season hi toUsvea that if the farm­ Uwnau,’’ "The Bear Went (> ^ t o e Ho5pan, Jennie ^2., rent eeeeseeeeee 17.60 Former Governor NeUie Tayloe cause of its very fiexlbUlty," Gover­ clally Summoned to ddal with the Mountain," "BlUy, The WUUam ers can gst satlsfWtory prices “ the Goat" and others. Kolden-Nelson Co., insurance ...... ■eeeeeeeeee,. 76.86 "® * ^ ^ Wyoming, vice chairman of nor Winant declared. "If applied in alteration. dsprsssiun is brokw in tbs nortb- HoU, E. J., rents and insurance...... 884.83 OREa CANPiUGNthe National oommlttee, wU be at any wlde-ipread manner, it would ^ e alteration made by tbe Sw - wsat." There are some line singers Homestead Premier Grocery, meats and groceries...... 80.00 u e head of the women’s organisa­ >e possible Immediately to inorsase atd consisted of deletion of a see- among the boys, Bill McCarthy es- Hooks, Mrs. Martha, rent ...... 16.00 tion as she was in 1688, Farley said. he number of workers to payrolls. ^.®n ®»powerlnf the weoutive ooua- Stssl .ar’^i operations la the who poeseutM the finest Hopper, Mrs. Rachel, r e n t...... 17.50 TOere ^11 be at headquarters, This would be done ss follows: cll to Impose x etamp duty on any Youngstown dlstriot are now aver­ voice of aU. BUI can think of a new Homl Signal Mfg. Coip., “Stop" signals eeeee^eeeeeeeseeeeeee 116.61 Farley Makes'Pnblie.Preliiiu- *® ®<*visoiy committee How AooompUalied documwt or transaction. Heatw aging 19 per owt of oapadty, an for every, eampflto. George luliano, Vinceno, rent 17.50 which wlU confine itself to matters debate preceded the amendment teoreaea of 2 per cent over tbe Aleman is. toe-champion of the Jarvis, Alex, Jr., rent ...... of party poUcy. The membqrs of "Flrat, by contributions from •••eeieeeaeeeeeeeieeeseeeeeeeeeeee 17.00 boss still employed In a spsdflo It Is expe^ed that the DaU wlU estimated rate at the begtiming of harmonica players. Hllge Pearson Joe’s Oarage, truck repairs and p u is eeeeeeseieeeei teeeeeeeei 8A6 nary ArrangeneBts Made this committee also wUl U an­ be summoned into session Immedi­ the week. It is the h ig W potet alsrays conms across with one o f bis Johnson, Aaron, rent nounced later. business, indudlnig wags earners, • •eeeeeeeeee a.eeeeeeseeeeeeeee,’ e eeeeeeeee I t M ately to deal with Che. situation. attained by those plante la aoine 'amous ghnff stories and thw the Johnson, Alfred, rent "It is the governor’s intention,’’ salaried executives and stockhold­ eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 17.50 By Democrats. ers, the latter by n contribution time and eomea whw a ■UTPntil boys aW Wady for bed. Joyce, Thomas, rent ...... eeeeeeaseeeeeeeeeee 18.80 Parley said, ’to advise with men had been expeoted. Xanebl, Mrs. August rent ...... recognised throughout the country :!rom dividwds If the business can ^ TO HOLD GRAIN Visitors Wslooiae eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 14A0 SM wperte in thrir particular sub. pay dividends. Visitpra are always wsloeme at Keeney, Robert R., et al, rent ■eeeeeeeei eeeeeeeseeeeeeeeei e e 17A0 New York, July 20.—(AP) — The . "Second, without Inoreaslnr tbe Tolna, N. D., July 2 0 .-(AP)— MABEL FOB HOOVER toe Hebron camp^ eepedaUy in toe-, Klldisb, Anna, rent ••«••••••••••••••< •eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeess 18.00 cost of running a business. Kilpatrick, James, truck repairs and parts eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee to elect Governor Frank­ headquarters Aczom the fertile pralriu of North afternoon. Parwts are requested not 8.78 lin D. Roosevelt president will be at the Wtmore will be ‘ tormally "Third, without necessitating, In­ Waihtegton, July 80.—( A ? ) - o bring food that perishes esaily, Klttel's Market meats and grooeries ....eeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeeee 185.87 Dakota, expected to produce one- Mabel Walker WlUebraadt favors Knoll, John, groceries and meats and rent M was the campaign to nom> opened by August 1, ' creased floor space or ad^tional ^ t h of the nation’s wheat output but hwd candlee are always enjoy­ eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee /M.28.00 inate him, through th e ___ "This does not mean there wUl he machinery or equipment. the re-election of Herbert Hoover Kottke, Augusta, rent eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee »e state organ* w s year, today Is heard a cresew- as Prerident, but^sppsrwtly not to ed. Last Sunday evening, a abort 5f52 Farley, Demo- no campaign activities before that "Fourth, without increasing pro­ service wah conducted by Rev. K. E. Kuclenski, Anthony, rent eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeest«a»tgg«gggggg do chorus—"Hold the grate for one the extent of breakteg her "political Kuoynslri, Ed., rent . . . J5*52 National chairman, announced time, because, as a matter of fact, duction. dollar a bushel." iriekaon of toe Bmwuel Lutheran ••eeeeeeeeeieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesee^eeee 17.50 today. by u slu the present force we were "Fifth, with compensation to rilenoe." LaForge, Thomas, milk ...... seeeeeeeeeeseei > s e e e e e 4 . And if sponsors are successful To a report she would go cam- church. 6,001 Tliere will be a campaign com- raabled to b ef^ the campain with- wage earners of shorter hours more the cry will be takw up through the LaFronds, Henjqr 8., rent eeeeeeeeeeseeeei■ ••eeseesesg ge.aeqee dgnteg in Hoover’s b e ^ , a re- The boys spend some time .every . LanHiTrf n ...... *.r* ^ • 18.|0 ® »tw , located at the • Roosevelt }“ *5 ^ew hours after the final bal-i ban equivalent to tbe contributibo United States. Lutien,«41| G.,^Jre• mMtsuawciUi andWIU groceriesMivwOnW ...... oo.oopmulQuartera in New York, but It lot in Chicago." from their wages. pbrt wBleh in m coupled with con- ^^her day in -wasbteg tbeir clothes Lentit Dell Winis, Tolna farmer, is ecture on her preswt stand in. pro- and are silpervlsed in the sbowenrs to , John, rent...... oo-operate With the Farley said that announcement of "The principle la flexible as sp­ cbalrmsn of tbe organisation which A* material-N. W. Cemetery 61.60 "tete organisations rather than at- heads of the various departments illed through plans for each type of dblUon, Mrs. wlllelMsmdt, one of see that they are clean and nwt at Lewis, Phiim, rents ••••eeeeeeeeeeteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeteeeee ’ 65.00 Wmpt to direct them, Farley said. would be made ^shortly, "as Well as has stirred the farmers in more he leading womW oampa^eW for all times .After a week at camp, Lewis, W. F., rent mslness. Teclmlolans have proved than 400 North Dakota townships • •eeeeeeeeeeee'eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees e e e e e e e e 16.00 For the owpaign there will be the flnandal setup.’’ dr. Hoover te 1928, made.answer: visiting parents all notice toe Im- IxibM, John, rent ...... tbejprinclole applicable to all varie- to pledge holding their wheat effec­ eeeeeeseeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeet "1 reaffirm toe political. sUwee provemWt te toe appearwee Of the' ^••00 *»««*quartere, lo- tive August 1, unless and until the Lundberg, G. A. F., M. D., med. services-rabies eeeeeeeeeeeeei 46.00 in New York City. There will which I have continuously and con­ boys, bow much they have flUed out Ljrtton, Mrs. B., rent ...... dollar level Is reached. e e e • e sistently maintained.’’ already, te one week 'Madden, J. H , groceries 16.00 51®®.A*"***®** headquarters aside • .•••••«# eteeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 20.00 headquarters in Madden, Patrick, rent .. '• • • • • • I • eeeeeeeeeeeeeeg gSeeeeeee 17 U I Iult0e Man. Chamber of Commerce, services •eeeateeeeeeeseeeeeeees f M 4 ®J?®*, wjohliehed in Washing- Man. Ojmstruction Co., rente...... essasesseseae'eee 87 (10 National committee Sunlight Market Co. Man. Electric Co., electrio seivicts eeeeesessseasfsesssotseees 1 trsVt I continue to function as a nec^ Man. Gas Co., gas service • •••#••••»,»*g,*gggg,ggggeeeeeee rtMMt organisation of toe^ SJJT Slrloiiif Short,'Round Man. Grain A Goal Co., rent and grain |0-;j tional oommlttee, Farley ^ d . R seteaeaessefessetsseee Man. Lumber Co^ cement, etc. .... S 10 ^ JSf,?* ®®wsver, that It wUl be STEAK, lb..... ■eesefaeat Man. MemoriW Hospital, board and care, etc. keeeseeeees 2 2 69 " ^ " 1 *** • rtsletonised staff. Man. Motor Sales Oo., auto and truck parts . . . 72.75 had ap­ p o i n t him (^airman of the cam- Lamb or Veal Man. ^bUc MarkitTmeita'lli’dT^SJiJa“ 1 • « » » » ■ W*J« I P^wmgttee. Theperso^ of Man. Trust Co..Co., Xmiit.Agwt, n«tii rente ...... I the oommittee has not yet been leeeeeeeesseseaesseseeseeei 8 5 5 Main Street, Man. Water Co., water ipnt ...... 56.261 made up. STEW,51bs.. South Manchest^ v?2*^ I N. Y. HeadquarteM ...... 18.00 The New York headquartem will May, G .W., M. D , prof, servloes ■ e.eeeseeeeeeeeei 16.00Ibe located at 881 Madisw^eJue. SIRLOIN Mercer, Ite^ond, . _V.! .* ’ .*...... * J5*22 5 ? !® " * * * .® * . PWHkmvwtiw Smoitod SHOUUDERS 9c«> Mer, M., rw t ____ 17b0 w palgn, and at tbe BUtmore hotel ROUND I f .60 Farley asld that reproswtativss OB hUjeskl, Stanley, rent » e e e e e e e , e •••usseeeeeei eeeeeseessee 18.00 Vrom every section of the country l ^ o n i s , S., rw t ...... ieeeeeeeee««» seeeeeeeepeeeeeee 16.00 would be at all times at beadqua^ Mlner’e 'Pharmacy, **«es eeeeeeeeee 87.75 Jt was understood the ^ is to iuuw CHOPS g .- . M o^ s BjUcery, bread, etc. •eeeeeeee e e • 4 e e 4 STEAKS Mohr, Frits, rw t ...... • ^e 44.07 rotate these vlsltora. V a O i one ONE PRICB ONLY- TRY ONE. > e e e e a e e 4e e • e e 4 eeeeeee«esas^^»««'«. 17.60 .or tw days at a • • •/• e 4 e s e 4I e e e 4 166.60 ttm® to-New York and thw being OwterOot •eeeeeeeei 14.50 replaced by someone else. /8 5 .^ "TOe flnancea for the campaign." u d r o m ^ ...... ” Farley eald. "will be rataed*^W a HAMBUBO Murphy. Mrs. Mary, rente ...... 40.00 e e • e e e special finance oommlttee, the mem- McCann, R. T., rw t leeeeeeeeeseeeeeee • e e e e e 82.00 Oonntey Roll PORK CHOPS VEAL CHOPS > e e e e I> e e 4 e e e e e e e 4 w rs of whiw will be announ4ied Mc^mb. Robe:^ rw t ...... eeeeeeew 17A0 > e • e e e eeeeeeeei Ixter, at which time we shall also McGowan. Mrs. BUen, rw t eeeeeeeee 17i50 • e e e • e 4 ‘ • e ^e e e e e 15.00 announce the campalm treaeurer Metotoah, Mrs. A., rent >eeeeeeee4 and other fiscal offfcwb. B unsR 2ii»* 35* * a • • e e e e 4 85.60 “Every effort wIU be made to out 3 2 5 « S S s ; : i S 2 g L r r i;t.":;::::::...... -• 1740 down unnecessary expense, and aO A * - 35.00 deputmexts and bureau which can­ > e e e e e • 5640 not ____ Jwtiiy______tbemsblves____ will__ be eltm- N. E. Blue Print Paper Cb.,’wpmiM ‘ ‘ *...... ^1*591 t®“t^ to ^he wtrsilhead^artMs!" Sunlight Market Go. N. E. Metal C u lv e rt^ ..^ v e rtT e ti:...... 7™. . Expensive WELDON BDltlllNO Al*26 The headquarters, It was indlw Armour’a Melrose Noble, K. B. Oo., power diapbraxm ...... 8471 cated, will be much simpler and lees NoWe.A Westbrook Mfg. c S T S S e ; .*...... 8.15 ^ o k e d Norton Elec. Instrument Co., repairs ^ ...... 640 1.75 O ^ t is , Mrs. rent .... .V.V,...... *...... - 840 ****eeeeaaeaa ••••••• *.e e a e e e 80.60 ^ckard’s Pharmacy, drugs,...... etc. lee•eeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeees 640 A Full Varied of FVesh Fish to Arrive l^ursday Morning, ^ m e r, W. I., m ilk ...... 26.75 Thnndajr’a 8p ««iai« A t •eeeeeeee Park Hill Flower Shop, geraniums . ••••eeeaee, 5.40 Frtsh Patterson’s Market, m ^ t e ^ inSciriw*' ...... 12640 Peckham, M. C , ndlk 7 . »*®«®"®®...... 47.00 EVEETBOnTS MARKET Peden, Mra lsiJbel, board ...... — 840 MACKBRBLi ■« HAOBOCK ^ m t t A Glenney, express, etc. ••••••••oee*eeeaeae 88.00 ...... 7.60 Load a*'Lakes Pickles, W. P., rent . ■•eeeeeeee*, « • • • • e e e e » e a e e 4 > • • • • 4 740 Ponnutf! UtoCvoaL. Pieseik, Boleslaw, rent •••«•••• C4H» Pieseik, Bruno, rent .. • • e o e a e e.e • e • « Reeeeeeee*e 16.M B i i t t o r ! ]V STEAK Anderwm. Carl W., labor' ••••••eeeeaaeeee •••••••••••••eeee 1440 s e a e e’e••••••eeoeoeei • • e. 5« a a a 4'•^onaaaaai 108.40 Craolrapg! F e b SH FELLET 1 I . K . • a a a a 4 Bogaduk, Bn rent ...... 2640 *••••*••••#•aotaOaaao 6 rolls 2 5 e Bowers, Raymond, rw t 1440 0rAnR®o( D E E P SEA FRESHETEAK: . fc^thwalteTj. 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B trto n BY NeA SESW * FDBWABD STEPS TO BEAUTY^toes into the Btrstcit tfesr] think of It But you don’t get tbem| ”Wdl, thiqr buy you ▲ GHAMCP-TGGIVE U you want to bo son that your TIm alarm wbtoad—«a that way. 1 know my onions.” -AN OUUNG When you .«mik Mr<-the ttdswapfc And Lottie had rejoined signifl- "Ihat’s diffemt. rm out of ' the beauty ^atepa an being aoiute in take leaf, grAoeful aamfuUy aet and wound, Inura a way I office then. And 1 don’t dUc w ta •M ra;' tolled im Mrs. Jenee the r%ht dineUoin, make aun that e< doing—whirred and atrangled can^, recalling the malodorous nyooe rvo met Ounui^ tka.oClOfc'' . tofo drfvii.g. of eiHmale m at a n 67th street flat, ”ril say you dO! l6i. Jon^ ^ 1 yourrioet an flexible. See that go anniiid .ia>a-< through the dark 67th atreet flat, re* But do you know the aztichdkesr It was one of Mona’s m ‘ hanto.aa you an getting the proper exer­ as though they. oiHMd 'tos ' aartlb ▼erberated in the areaway, pune* I rules. Sbe had heard: Ifr. it. I am gdng. cise.- . Walktog helps. But it isn’t As it h^mwied Mona was not ac­ thus instruct a yotmger lai Pretend that you. han m.lmae m tuated by a alamming of wlndowB quainted— then—with artlohokeA enouglL a second of it and you.iini ba-sor* “Never ^ y rbUnd’s^^ana n enq>l T~1mu1 caHed you earlier,” . .When you get out of bed. in the and the sound of voloeB. Her answer was a shrug. lor a elirnii” “I haven’t a priaed bow much neon Ityhtly ypa Mona knew that, for soum tim e mornihg, eta^ on cme toot hold­ win walk. Nem drag* your nat. **Aw, turn that alarm off, win There: were idett^ of others to toa|torlm ich and it Is such ing onto a .dials if. neceaaary, and y a?” at least she could not tUidc of mar­ a dity. Who are you going Plant them firmly. rying. It was but of the qjaestloa; I show Mona atteotteqa. Tea,- but w ith??: wri^le-yonr. .toes , until tbty an Walk in a stralglir.line. DotfA “Hey, you, Moran—!•- W I they didn’t'invite hiw to lunch. so. loofe. they, tool .as. though they “It's the redhead. Bud don’t get Not with Bud acting as he did, in ;”I ddii't Impw .Just yet. Pm tak­ let your toes turn out . Toatog tha and out of a tob,; absent for'days, on' “rn i^ e yon lS cents and thaTp ing the car, going down Min street might drop.off,^ one At a .time.: De­ mark is Important whan - an up this early!” [that,” M ^ aanUroceiJ alter an scribe asimueb. of a.cirdc as you Seveupthlrty.. . . And Mona (nee end, home Idling, begging small six of the thin­ talriiig a walk tor beauty’s aaka. siuns for carfare, dgarets. aatlitfecteiy inipeetion of her pune. nest, dirtiest: Children I can find and can, with the toot on which you Minnie) M oran stirred, nestled eoa* “You anist hapo adseetUpg w ^ U you have callouses, sec * P>c* lly for a moment, then lifted a slen­ Not with hw .lather In the hos^ N fE country* are . standing. Make the arc one fesslninl chiropodiat If your an* pital. Mona couldn’t go to a husband I you. 7bu hw e'^aretsr-” have m ked a bedut, bought a gal- wty, then the other,. Change poei- der arm from the coverlet anc “There’s a quarter on the shelf kies an weak or your arebss an snapped* off the shrill noise. She saddled with these family cares. Tbh 6z mllk, and in an hour I hope to tione and ataiMI .cn th e other foot broken, see a plQrdcian. The ex- Her father! Mona’s patient kind- I Bud can. take.” .Ma caljed'in qiddc- beenittvwkvi” and give i t . A chance to grow lim­ tinned over again, placed a palm be­ ber. erdees vdiicb. an'prfeeribed an neath her cheek and closed her eyes. iy, hard-working father, stricken I ^®®> milk, and M n ^i^'m lcd a lot of con- ...... for normal, healthy feet that have suddenly w iththat obscure, powerful V liN s to tw; sure that her Mend Shake your legs from' the knees, Mona long ago had decided that “Don’t jrive him any money, Ma," grown l a ^ . the last half hour of slera caught m alady which no doctor nam ed diefl-' was not toking. remembering that wfien your foot Shoes and hose must fit and be nitely, of which no doctor would^ I threw in S t^ unexpectedly. 'Make ^ It Isn’t safe. You are liable this way—stolen really from the him walk to FOrdham. Do bangs limidy youf. musdes an comfertoble. During warm weath* workaday world—^was Uie most de­ predict the outcome! He Vmi been tor them-if they are hurt or any­ flexibie. and realty tor the day's er, change your stockings at lAast in the hospital now for monOis. Ter­ Or”—pertly—"get that girl cir'fis to thing. You ate taking a ter% licious. Thirty more drowsy minutes I give Urn a lift in her car.” activity. . Walk around. the room twice a day. If possible slip into to reflect on this and that or to for­ rence Moran and Us wife had come 6hSIl06»^ on your heels, stand bn your toes. another pair of slippers when you get it all in the relaxation of another to America yean ago with such “Oh, I am not kidnaping them SK- Walk with your foes turned in. lie come home from the office or store. high hopes. They had left IreUuid The convereation at the table aetty. The nurse at the settlement nap. I eeased abruptly. down on your bed and dig fnur The effect is cooling and relaxtog* Mona had problems. What girl as earlier than that for Scotland but |bnnse fixes it up; she recommends in Glasgow had heard of America, “to^says“Who sajw rv got a gW with a W ste cUMrea^^ get young and lovely as Mona does not I c a t? " have—even when she is not, as Mona the land of opportunity. Terrence Bud in suip^. Mother’s‘permission.. _ - It t isIs «n l^pel assuredly was—the support of her bad worked at this and that to pro­ ‘T say so.” latty appeared in the enough. PeteapsPeihaps sbeshe ^wUl family? There were flve in that vide for his ever-growing family. doorway, conscious of the backing someone along to help me. I think - family, counting Dad In the hospital ’There had been two children older of her mother who had followed her hrell go to! the country park. But Daily Health and Bud, the elder brother, away than, Kitty, both dead. in innocent interest and' stood dope good-by nwr dear. It's ten o’dock from home when he had a Job and The Morans had lived in the same at hand. 'T say so and so does IM- now, and I want teem to have a bd Flynn. We saw irou yesterday of i t ” Service back home when broke. fl^ for yean, protesting against at the comer.” Seven-forty. Seven-fifty. Seven- the gradual raise in rents after the alt—wait” cried Mrs. Smite ffinte on How to Keep Well by flfty-flve. subway was opened. In the ^>art- “Oh.”- Bud’s face lost all Interest suddenly inspired with an idea. by World Famed Authority BY BRUCE CATTON Then, as if another alarm had ment house Terrence Moran had ■He attacked the food cm Us plate Couldn’t I do that too? I should 80im(kd, Mona stirred again. She been something of a figure, his ■with .renewed energy. “That was love IL’’ ■ DISCARDS LOVE FOB SUCCESE patted a dainty yawn with the back kindly philosophy sought at all Rus Webber’s wife. Rus was buying A Party is Organized El^CtoB’S NOTE: This- la tee AS BALLET DANCER of her rose-tipped hand, glanced at tim es. a pack of dgarets. My girl!” “I should say you could,” eagerly third of four articles by Dr. Flsh- the sleeping IQtty beside her—Kit­ His stockinged feet high on the “A flne girl Gertie Webber Is, too, accepted Mrs. Jemes. "If you are bein on maternal mortality. The Heroine of “BaHerlna” Shows ty’s slim little girlness occupying window sili, ms eyes twinkling over Ma remarked. “Rus was lucky to free this .uomlng, drive around here four will appear in tomorrow’s Sacrifioea Demanded of Creative more than half the narrow bed— his newspaper which he read with gather. I well remember the day—' and go :vdte me. Two cars are bet- Herald; A rtist and slid out carefully. laboriously moving Ups. Dad, In his Her vdee in a rush of renas­ tet than one. We can teke Mona stretched her arms again way. Influenced the entire neighbor­ cence floated back from an increas­ dozen youngsters. Bring some food By OB. MORRIS FISHBEIN PauUna Varley was tee daughter ing distance. Sbe was in the kitchen al^^^and don’t forget mpir anc Editor, Journal of the American and took indifferent stock of herself hood. They came to him for ad­ getting her purse. of a Cockney actor and a Jewish in the mirror. She had become used vice in matten of courtship and Medical Aasodatton, and ol Hygela, dancer; and when sbe ran sway “Wasn’t she the girl whose moth­ the Health Magsoine. to the pleasant report that mirror weddings, for condolence at the Mona Moran They went to tee count^ park from home, at 17, to follow a circus gave. time of death, for encouragement in er wanted a baby with curly hair?’ and strange to say Mrs. Smite spent asked Mona amusedly. most of the time wiping her eyes In addition to tee complications Juggler across Europe, her future There were those who wondered “Like yours and Alice’s.” looked rather dubious. Butto Eruges why, with such a figure, such settled the Casey twins I ®0““*vlhg wlto ^e J^to r but that the deed had been done Ma was the and nose. 'T didn’t know children that arise from infection, serious first to give Alice her support “Like ours.. And didn’t her .moth­ could be so ignorant of grass and she encountered a retired ballet creamy skin, such gray-green eyes once and for aU” the time ttey ran results occur in childbirth due to dancer, and he discovered that she and miraculous bronze hair, Mona away to Jersey and had their S*'^®** to Most of the baby’s finery had been er sew bought curls in her bonnet flowers, and trees,” she walled W uerrcy wm imu | Christmas by Lottie, 10 'bought by Ma from ^ed dame then You have had enough for today.” sometimes occur due to intoxication, “I see prople here,” Mona confided head, settling the white frills at straight hair was the ticket. Bud Mrs. Smith told a friend, and she and which an cdled eclampsia or by her teacher that she must give had been the time her own father two years of married life, a changed toxemia, can be prevent^ 1^ care­ up everything for her career. Sbe to her friend, Lottie Carr. “I g et had iocked her out when sbe came neck and wrist with a speculative being. ' would hear nothing that, sounded told a friend, who told friends. to know them without parading half frown. ^ like a rdlection on Rus inr bis bride. Now several women YnnVa regular ful supervision, including especial­ cannot love, she cannot have a home late from Coney Island with Dressed sloppily in honse dresses, “What" is your new Job—a garage home, she cannot have rest or priv­ dressed behind the footlights, that Brower boy. Terrence Moran A delicate film of powder came her h air straggU i^ ab o u t her netdc, pUgrlmi^fes once or twice a week ly examination of tee ezentions learn to walk, to talk, to dress and Job?” Mona asked as Ms dUsty- with carloads of children who never and estimation of tee blood pres­ acy. Sbe must dedicate herself had stnUghtened that out. next. Mona’s smart little, hat was her face guiltless of color and her peared wjtb the coffee pot sure. whoUy to the ballei. how to act.” Yes, Mona certainly owed it to drawn on carefully. Her piurse'— skin unpowdered,. Alice struggled SM anything but raUroad yards, Sbe finds that be is right She- Dad to stick, by the family and not Bud shifted. “Teah.. Something mill-stamcs and dirty, burnt pave- Moreover, treatment glvep imme­ there. Her coat and gloves—here. half-heartedly through her to^s like that. It may be night work. diately, including special diets, rest has many lovers, but only one who Lottie, tall, blond and languorous, to think of m arriage untlT—U ntil Barring an accident- or two, and jivork in a badly fiicnished; rdtkar mentsLKsblldren whose ufily knowl- touches her heart, and he has to be . was a model at Pilgrim’s. what? Mona’s thoughts could get no Fve got to show up this momli^, id^e of a tree is an anemic sumac and other care, may overcome tee breakfast in the offing, she was malodorous little flat. a n y b ^ .’* condition entirely. discarded, at last;.and the itiory fol­ “That Carr girl is no better than further with the problem but Lot­ repdy. There were always, no. matter at hire / - and there leaning weakly lows her through her career as she she should be,” Ma would declare tie’s could—and did. - BBp eyes, avoiding hers, attached a c N * t A fire-escape. It has been shown that certain in­ after one of Lottie’s visits to the Other girls at the law office wore what time of day one n4^t. call, themselves to a dn the table Funds this summer will be low for fectious diseases developing during becomes the darling of ttoee contin­ "Mary a man who’ll take care e t silk (Jesses of flashy color and de­ dishes soaking in the sink, babies’ cloth. He drank bis coffee moodj ents, as she slowly ages, as her life Moran home. “Perfume, |20 an your family for you,” was Lettie’s clothes draping the radiator, -ebme- children’s outings. The one-day tee period of cblldbirtb, such as in­ grows more and more sterile and in­ ounce!. Handkerchiefs, 625 a dozen plan. sign.* Chieap, typical. They were Mona rose, put her chisir back treat cannot take tee place of tee fluenza, scarlet fever, t^h d d fever or I’m a liar. No good working the dresses offered in many shops thing stewing on the stove and a its place, picked up-her coat, slid leavenly two weeks under tee sky, complete, until she finalty dies of Such men are few and far be­ on lower Broadway. One could not, broom to be stumbled over in the and undulant fever, an far more fever in South America. girl—” tween. .So are girls like Mona, with into it, and took up her purse and hut It helps' a lot. serious than under ordinary condi­ “Ob, she’s aU right. M other!” it seemed, bring one’s salary very dark hallway. gloves. Sbe was at the door when H you have nothing to do, as tions. It makes a good story. The onty trim figures, glowing bronze hair, far from Wall styeet. The baby was always atli|pg, al­ trouble is its lack of emotional ■ Monr, would protest. ’Tt’s Just that beat of all an angelic diapositioo Bud caned suddenly: Mrs. Smith complained, it is an ex- They may lead not, only to tee —that Lottie—” She would break But Mona, sent by chance on an ways whimpering In apo|Ogetto lit­ '’iGluess who I saw yesterday, cenent vwy of entertaining yourself power. Its author does not seemi “You are the sort of. girl, my tle moans. Jim, the rinher.:disil­ death of tee child but iJso to the to feel tor her herdne; the bodL m ; off here for Mona coidd hardly fin­ dear, who’ll marry some good-for- errand; for. her employer’s wife Min!’,' c as well as those poor little souls who mother. In esse of epidemics spe­ ish as she had intended, “It’s Just (serving oh a charity committee), lusioned young husband,! usually He was regarding-her shrewdly as need to discover that tee world can a result, is interesting but. never nothing some fine day and support sought a pool room a fte r the cial can must always he taken to deeply moving. that Lottie has no family to sup­ him,” Lottie averred. “Well,' al bad observed that- this exponent of If his news'was.of great import A be.and is a vety beautiful place. protect women who a n anticipating port” Ma would be hurt—and the envied class wore blaqk wool casual, badly-cooked meal Alice | smile hovered over his llpa He rose “Ballerina” is published by Bobbs- ways room for one more! Remem would set out for him. Mbqa could from his:chalr.' - childbirth against tee infection. Merrill, and sells for $2M. rightly—at that her”—significantly — “you’re not with delicate collar and cuffs. The WHEW! NOWONDEB Tuberculosis is a disease which is ”Well,i” Ma would weaken, “I don’t getting any younger.” frills of Mrs. Garretson’s gohm had, hardty blame him. It was amazing “I haven’t the least idea. Bud. I want that girl calling up the house. in fact, cost 's trifle more than the that this drab, unlnintetested, un-1 d o ^ know youf ^Mends.” controlled by proper rest, diet, out­ Zachariah Bridges, a Harvard “Why don’t you marry?” Mona New- York.-No wonder men per- door air and similar measures. The man, is said to be the fljrst atutont I don’t want you going out with her. would demand hotly at this stage of brown crepe frock Mona was wear­ kempt little creature could be tee “Your friend, Min." He came a roire under tee hot summer sun! gay, chic Alice who had gone-off so* step or two-nearer. added strain .of childbirth may light on record to earn his way through My daughters are good girls!” the discussion. ing. Real lace was too expensive Iteey don’t dress for hot weather, up tuberculosis and cause it to de college. Mona was, and indeed, for that ‘Tve made my plans.*’ Lottie for Mona but it was long after tiita confidently to marry Jim. She was firankly . puzzled. Thdr he-HhIland tostitute of Air Condi­ 'Whose fault was it that thdr social. activities were as ..far apArt velop a virulent form, leadhig to matter, so was Lottie. Mrs. Moran would reply enlgmaticaily. “Misan- encounter that she disposed of the tioning has founcL The In stitu te death. might have had the rueful support whlle, ndiy not go out with us to­ brown crepe , and appeared at the marriage had turned out so badly? as tee poles. "A friend of mine f” weighed the average female sum­ of many rebuffed young men as to office in tailored black wool. Nobody’s, probably.' Just the ‘ pres­ ‘Til say a friend of youn, Min.” mer garb and found it'to be alight- The woman with heart disease night and look the ellg6d pretty. F ot Ma, swathed in her best inelhted on driving Mona hopie via S ^ e No. S980 is deffgned tor Imported Paris Jewelry black, had bustled over to have' a Brooklyn bridge. The party had| slses f, 10,13 and 14 years. PHONE talk with Kitty’s prindpaL heeh in 71st s&eet. Sise 8 requires 3 yards 89-lnCb YOUR ON SALE THURSDAY ONLY ®>*® « o » t “Yeah, he did It tor the tomUy!” and 1 8-4 yards edging. !!?**?„il***® w ith hundreds Bud began derisivdy. i Oiir Summer Faahkui 1 of children to deal with, did not . 'Children,”w..—ww, * Ma edltlK- ktterpesed. j ■ slulws sll tile Biw-find Jilterestiiig WANTS AT HALF PRICE know Kitty Moiran by dghL She filled Bud’s pUte f^th>ento ha- styles for vaoattoa and everyday, Mrs. Callahan had^ new linoleum conjuBd carefully brownedled polpotatoes | wear. Every,pqge,in color. ^ TO '5?! ^® About time ’ Joe “Eat a real niuMl now, I de­ You pax aava^ tha prlec of the Every hour from 9 a. nit to 9 p. m S u n d ay , we ^will did eometoing for his mother ex­ clare, you’re aa sUnity as a rail.” book;over,aad:,ovar .aiatn,. and look MISS give a beautiful |dece of this Parig made jew dry cept bring hli girl In tor jUniiMfi “And,” Bud rapped out, " i t >ato’t your very beet every Sunday. Tfaia Douahue twine soityUelir i Send 10 cent! for your copy of ADTAKER. were ^teing. The Oieeye were , . ooay tarher Mue OUT'Summer FaeMene. Awbeas l^og to have one; of them new bathrobe, lier hair touEad.,and lace FaahloBs. Departmeat FREE! French telepbonei. fluehed.from neap, detnandlu her I If Min would leave her eUk under­ iraioge Jtded. She moved'Imohcn- U the lady holding tiie lueky ticket wear out on a chair Ita .would rub ward with a baokwaird:MaaeB over li|iBdi«flN HtnM , it out and praee it There was no the Uftod.rim. cf her^guiM m id'at OUR MID-SUMMER SALE s e ^ to Min’s tlrl^ herself out at onoe engaged to oonvarshtton,with Pfltisni'fltK fiei n i^t. after work. M a-conoeiN|r A 'talk at sohooDcol the BuhJect cf'i Ihir.a BeiaM Aktton send Uo CONTINUBS "It’s your day to vlelt your fhther m staapa to tote' diraetlj to 2960 uybow,^' M a' observed somewhat Top an early, Bhd.” Mona re-1 marked with-lowered Tdioi. *Vvery- F fN d '^ B * "^ L ^ M to M ar Eva- flilk \ Necessarily.^ M m was as likely olbg Marald, n fth Aeamw and Cotton to forget to go to the office as to thtog an rlidit?” « ' Hodery Bud*! eyes shlfted-aad«lM lo^ed Strd a l M Naw f ton Otty. Ea the hospital on visitliig titglaL ran to 'SU to- htnfiber of pattaiB DIAL 6121 6 9 c "Tdl him m brovar Sunday,” at ito slstor. tmeaidly. 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ing. ' By ALLAN GOULD Associated Press Sports Editor The Gema won their fifth consecu­ ■Los Angeles, Juh 20,—(AP') — Since the final Ammcan track and tive' baeeheU victpry in the Hart­ firid tryouts, where Uncle Sam put ford Twilight League last night at bis two prize isiiddle distance eggs Oolt’a Park beating the Fred Raff to- the -same basket. It baS become Idub 5 to 4 and then a few hours clear again that this country will have difficulty trying to win any later at a q>ecial meeting were lit­ foot-raciiig houors over 40b meters. erally "robbed” of two games. ,It took some extraordinary meas­ The league of which Job Bkrrett ures, plus the rare fight. spirit of la president, decided that the Gems Ray Barhufi, to put over a single baa used an ineligible player in winner oq the Olympic track four BiAby Smitlw who was a member of years ago. The chance this year to the Hanoheater Kgh team last sea- A distribute our middle distance talent eon. The leiague contended that the Among the early arrivals from India was M. C. Dhawan, hop-step-and-juinp contender, who wasted no A southpaw! Masako Sbimi of thelapanese women’s track team, is a left-handed Javeltn to the' best advantage was “blown" Qema* roster included a **C. Smith” time in warming up in his specialty. And in front of their bungalow in O^^pic Village, Y. Mlyosaki jand thrower. Ah^ Wl^a the ^ t fete band of athletesletes arrivedarrive from the Argentine, they found Juan CaurlosCarlos 2>a- when the feud spranq .up over the and not a ”R. Smith” and that the r. Yokoyama of the Japanese forces play a game of chess as three Ubitsmg teamnaates, R. K. Katayama, bala, mara^oner.^d Alberto Ssoi'")rllia, swimmer, had already raised the HoM in front of their cot- rival merits of Bin ua:t...aDd Ben former is "Chuckle” Smith, another I. Matsuzawa and H. Toyata look on. . ' * tage. Eastman. leeal High scBool player. Uhtil Carr .came .all the way Captain Tommy Sipples was em­ \ across country to explode the myth phatic in his contention that he in­ of Eastman’s tovtofilbility, the aup- tended from the a^rt to use Bobby porition was that Big Ben could be Smith. The Herald sports editor, Minor Baseball Leagues counted CO to clean up the Olympic Mio attended the organisation Hornsby Gives Way Frankie Wins Second 400 aad 800. Hiif. defeat, instead^ jM ting of the league, recalls that convincing his admirers of the pbvi- &>bby Smith’s name was mentioo- Will Come Back—McGraw ous^that he is better fitted tor the ad. It is tmderstood that Manager longer distance—4ed to. bis coach's St. John nmde a mistake in tu m ^ insistence upon a return duel. Not To Younger Player Verdict In New York only was this lost, in.another record m the proper Initial. And so for the By EDWARD J. ibsL 4minor leagues have grown to the ee of one wrong >tter, the un- (Assodatod Sports Writer) point where thrir plants and busi­ race with carr, but Eastman v/as lost to the 800 'toeup and both, will Seated Gems have been forced to IF JOE NAMED THEM New Yotk^ July 20.— (A P )— The ness affairs rival those of the major pay a penalty of two games. griAtest problem facing baseball, in leagues.” . ' ;ht it out again in the-.400 here. Pots Hack Back In Lmenp At HE’D BE A SABAZBN BRrrr GETS UNEARNED Eastman's chanees to tutn the L Just what action the Gema will the opiniOT of John J. McGraw is The job now, aa Mc(*raw saes it, Dqdcat«$ Feat of Mj; the resurrection of the sioall minor tables will be better on'the Olympic fake is not yet definite. There is Joe Handley, Manchester is to revive class C and D leagues track, where the 400 will be nm in aome talk that they may withdraw Tkird After Making Poor (Dountry dub golf lAnatsur, evi­ leagues. But baaebaU, he believes, which have been falling away steadi­ DECISION OVER RIVAL iLurtford Battler Floorri lanes. The evidence ' so. far, how- •Ttom the league. Some of the play- dently has an aversion to playing has solved that problem in the past ly in the last two. or three years so ■ever, is that the Pennsylvania star «8 have said they will not play the right green. and will do it a j ^ . th..! youngsters who corns into the has the . “Indian sign” on'his Stan­ Showiaf Hnnself; Some Referee Pilkisgton’s Verdicts again under such a ruling. Sipples A new putting green has been "Back in 1899” , the retired mana­ game may have their chances to de- For' Nme In * Fonrtb . ) Round ford rival. idt the meeting in disgust. A few built at the fourth hole of the ger of the Giants remembered, "the ydop gradually. At Crystal Lake In lyo (Darr baa ne'Vflr been, beaten at countiy was swept wilh= an epidemic hours earlier he had whaled his ; V aledi^ local course. It was put into "There used to be rixty or so Bouts Disputed By Crowd. iS c r a p . 400 meters or -440 yards. Until .be fourth home run of the season with play Sunday for' the &st time. of strikes and hard tlmeh and the leaguM of that class” he said, “and whipped Eastman, however, he was [two men on base. Last Saturday Joe. put his third small minor leagues fell away .by there are left only eight or ten. best known as-a member o f Penn’s Gems ( 53 shot on the par five hole into the tl dozen. But they Mme back. “Kid” Yockwood, 109. of Broad That’s bad for young fellows. It Brook, to a return bout with crack- mile relay - team. Until tiUf ! AB R H PO A B cup on the new green-^pt then They’ll do it again.” ' takes away their incentive to play New York, July 20.—(AP)— It is sprinfi be had an id e a te would be Putnam, i f ...... 4 l l 0 0 u being played. Last night he put “ Young” Romeo, 110 1-2, of Hart­ When you’ve gdne as far with the game as a career. They have ford, was an easy winner oyer the im’ortiinate for Chris (Bat) Batta- better off in the broad jump. Sim­ BhorCell,ss...... ;4 0 01 5 0 his third shot on the same hole baseball as the calm, silver-haired no place to go for development Itoo that he neltoer can “ take” the ilarly. Eastman, since-reaebing his Sipples, lb ...... S 2 S 9 0 U (By Associated Press) into the cup on the old green— Hartford boy to the threC-romid best coU^e stride, has never been McGraw, the troubles of the game They get discouraged. ' stanza of a ten card boot staged oy members o f the PetroUe family nor S£ John, c f ...... 3 1 1 0 0 0 Having made what many predict not how bemg played. ^ today fade in comparison with thd “So a. lot of youngsters get out on pressed at 880 yards or 800 meters, O. DiXon, 3b .... 3 0 0 \0 0 0 If he had picked the tight cup the C. D. K. d u b ^ RockvUle at leave them alone. though he can romp most any route was his valedictory as an ^ctive life and death struggles of the past. th< golf links and become caddies. (Drystal Lake .last night. The Wallett, C...... 3 0 1 9 1 0 both times he would have scored McGraw joined ths National They’re the sandlot kids who should Bat’s ring career has suffered brisldy. Lewie, 2b ...... 3 0 0 2 2 0 player Rogers Hornsby, manager of eagle threes, an unusual score on Broad Brook boy showed an. im­ The twro foreigners -most likely tc the Chicago Chibs and one of the League in 1892 when the Baltimore be playing baseball. But they get a provement over Romeo and led from more than somewhat from tbie fact Dowd, rf ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 that bole. Orioles became members of a 12 bit of money and all youngstars like extend Carr and/ Easbsian; in tiy second time in two weeks to gain a (Senung of Seattfe. fDharlen Hcin- Reichardt, cL^. ..31120 In the last four games he played, 10 round decision. He couldn’t cuff McCombe, c .... 2 0 1 6 0 he collected only two hits, and his comes of triumph in every test is To a certain extent McGraw feels the referee to save Zavy from harm. bostel of Indiana andeEdwin Turner, ment Expected — Winner unshaken.'-. that the collages where more and Frenchey of RockvUle, 173, and the Battler as Billy did last.-winter, Jr., of the. University of Michigan. Murray, c ...... 0 0 0 0 0 fielding was a thing of the past. but he '^knocked him 'flat in . the Brooks, p ...... 2 0 0 0 2 With the youthful Hack back in the “Baseball is the. National. game more former 1^ league players are Doyle of Hartford, 169, met to a re­ Genung is the most experienced but. Kenel, p ...... 1 - 0 1 0 0 more so now than ever before” he taking over the coaching, jobs will turn match. Doyle had all of the fourth round for a nine count. none too rugged. It will take a]) bis lineup yesterday and the batting Meets ftirty Bennn. Bat by this time should be con­ stamina to retain a radng peak order juggled, the (Dubs defeated the nsisted. "There are millions of dol­ aid in bringing out big league ma­ best of the first round, as was the Totals ...... 26 4 7 21 8 0 lars Invested in the sport The big terial. ease a week ago, but in the second vinced he needs no part of the over . three successive days of Giants 5 to 4. The victory left the PetroUes, but be ish’t built that Olympic competition. Hombostri is Score by innings: Chicagoans only two games behind he ran into a left and right by (Dharlie Johnson and Pete Turk- enchey that sent him to toe floor way. He was inquiring today if they. a recent development., compara­ Gems ...... 0 0 3 0 0 2 0—5 the .Pirates. Could dig up another brother. tively. but has shown e n d u r e s as Bill Swift pitched the Pirates to tegton will meet tonight in a quar- *for the count, resulting to a win by Raff ...... 0 0 0 0 0 4 0—4 knock out by Frenchey. well as speed. Two-base hits, Putnam, Sipples; a 5 to 2 victory in their first bout ;er final match in the President’s Tom Hampson, the British star;' with the Phillies, his seventh Yoimg Griffo, 128, Hartfm-d, meet­ three-base hit. Beagle; home rims, Cup golf tournament at the Man­ ing Tommie Burke, 128, of Worces­ England's, longest course. is Thil Edwards of (Danada, and' Sera Sipples, Reichardt; stolen bases, straight, but the eastern delegates Prince's, at Sandwich It has a de- Martin of France, 'bdidtx of the came back to take the nightcap 6 chester Country dub. 'The ihnnor of ter, looked as though he was out to Sipples 2; sacrifice hit, Wbinneo; front, but the referee counted difr claissd length of 6998 yards. A good world 800-meter .record. tigufC .to base on balls, off Berg 4, off Kenel 1. to 5 in 11 innings. tonight’s match will thim fday Har­ player will walk about (out miles to give our boys all they rsn hafidle: Ed Brandt was in top form and ferently and declared Burke the off Brooks 1; struck out, by Berg ry Benson in a semi-final and Harry winner. Young Leonard, 143, , of pla^^g one round of the course. All are seasoned campaigne's 7, by Boisseau 2, by Brooks 6, by the Boston Braves knocked Cincin­ Megson of Glastonbury-will plsy nati a little deeper into the cellar, Play Decide Game Itafford. woO over John Mack, 128, Kenel 1; hits, off Berg 5 in 5 1-2 the semi-finalist winner for the tup. of Worcester, both being below their Innings, off Boisseau 1 in 1 2-3, off* 2 to 0. Red Lucas allowed the Braves only seven hits. The St. Their Boeito 4 par. Brooks 7 in 6, off Kenel 0 in 1; hit Things had gone along. in fine by pitcher, by Berg (McCombe i; ^uis Cards drove Vance Johnson has a handicap of 8 and. from the box in the seventh and de­ Turkington has a handicap of 11. Burke;.rf ...... 1. 0 1 0 0 0 shape up to this time and to the Wild pitch, Kenel; passed ball, Mc­ Brioj^ Li Stavnitsky WiA seventh number of the card JlnmUe Combe; winning pitcher, Berg; feated the Brooklyn Dodgers 5 to Johnson must, give iHirkington two 3. strokes, one on the par five fourth 32 8 12 24 7 ^ Britt df Rockville, 110 pouiids, met loa&ig pitcher, ■ Brooks; umpires, Echoes (8) Boh MitcheU of Worcester. Mitchell Elliott and Eberie; time, 1:49. Playing without the injured Babe hole and one on the par four 18th WimiDg Ron. As Adas Ruth .the Yanks took their fourth Boggini, 2b ..... « 1 1 8 1 0- was 115 1-2 poUn^ almost too bole. Both are in gcM . form just much tp give away to a match of straight from the (Dhlcago White now. Turkington shot a 78 last week Mef^um, If.....2 1 1 0 0 0 EAST SIDE LEAGUE Sox 6 to 3 with Lefty (3omsz bang­ Edge Edioes 9 To 8; ,O’Leary, ss .... 3 2 2 0 2. 0 this kind, and the fight showed it. the lowest score he has ever hit and Gustafson, p .... 3 l i 0 8 i Jimmie was game, but took a lick­ ing up his 16th victory. The Wash­ Johnson shot a 76 to beat Charlie RUST The Pirates walloped the Athle­ ington Senators celebrated "Sam Kletcha, c ------4 1 1 5 2 l ing through the first two rotpids Willett.in his first round To­ Gveisky’s Homer a Foa- Hadden, lb .... 4 0 1 11 1 0 and started to win it back by openT tics Tuesday morning to gain a tie Rice Day” by dropping their tblrd night’s match should be dose. with the GHantn for second place in in a row to Detroit. 8 to 2. SulUvan, f ib ...... 4 0 . 1 0 1 0 iW VP to the thifd.' He found The match between the whmer of Rautettberg,'If, cf 2 0 0 2 0 Q Miteheu the better boxer and able $ the East Side. League. Thursday Wes Ferrell- srielded only four tonight’s roufid and Harry Benson tare. morning the Giants will engage the scattered hits as the (jleveMnd In­ Sehnall, rf ...... 3 0 0 0 0 l to Umd the bafder blows and it wae ■ will also be close since Bexison has a Gvensky, c f ..... 2 1 1 0 0 0 supposed to be all over for Britt When you shave with e . ■ Pirates, and the winner of this dians blanked Boston 7 to 0. Fer- 9 handicap And *is hittli^ regularly aklrmidi will battle the Senators for thus came into his 17Gi victory whep.the rpupd ended, but the whole in the upper 70’s. vnuohever oiie of call him “Slowipoke- 31 7 fo21 IS 3 house was surprised; when the de- the championship of the first half which is ’'.op for both leagues. The the three wins the way to the finals of the season. The game between Philadelphia Athletics slugged out Gvensky when hoT pitches, x-r-Ncme out when winning run drioh wefit to Britt It did not will be faced with/the saiite difficul­ but 1^6 nytolng but riow last was scored. lease the crowd itod they did not the Giants and Piratu will end the two decisions over St. Loi&,, 9 to ty Paul BallsiepAr met when he Two base hits, MoCs^, O’Leary^ first half of the season. The 8 and 16 to 6. The Browns have lost lesitate to ten abdut i t Referee played the semi-finals s98 lost to night;srhen he whaled a home run to stavnitsky 2, Hedlund, Burke; three PUktogton. of Meriden, who has schedule for the second half follows: ten straight. f deep ieft-center to tie toe score for base hits, Hedlund, Raguakus; home la* - Senators vs. Pirates, Giants vs. Ath^ - Megson who has a handieap o f 34. been watching over these fights for - BezuKm would ha've to give Megson toe Echoes against toe Atlas to the run, Gvensky; sacrifice hits, StoWet some time apa who, in bis dsy, was v m letics. Senators vs. Giants, AGiletics Hedlufid; stolim bases, Hadden, vs. Pirates, Pirates vs. Giants, Ath< 12 strokes, Johnson wotdd alSQ give savtoth^ in to g . No one was . on (me of toe beitt and cleanest fighters - BENSON AND RAND WIN him 12 strokes and ^hxrkington Brimlay, BulUvan; double plays, la toe Ttpf, ijte juat'gone wrong. He . letics vs. Senators. h ^ at the time. . The game, went OTioary to Stowe to Hadden and *1 ' Pirates (14) would have to give him 10 strokes. must'have known it as the mowrd Because of tlUs" advantage and be­ anoto^ toning and the Atlaa ifion 9 Raguskua to Kerr to Bxcmkle;ieft on booed him all totough the tatermls* - ■ ' 1 n ' AB. R. H. PO. A. E. b a ^ Atlas to.Ecboss d; base on Koee, i f ...... 5 3 1 0 0 C. OF C. GOLF MATCHES cause of Megson’s present steady to 8 ill toev^flnt game dr toe second Zion, hetween the fiffitta and would round to tte West ^ e . league. balls, off Hedlund l, Gustafson l; inot let up-Until toe Pinker and Por- l.,'_ ■■ Slnnamoo, 2 b .. . .5 2 2 2 1 auc' consistent game the QlaSLon- hit pltdisr, OTosry'by Hedtonoff protected with rustless finish. Moorehouse, 3 b .. 3 2 3 2 0 bury man loolta -like a sure winner. Big George Stavnitsiy, who made tello. bout waq atarted* The poor Lovett, p ...... 4 1 2 1 2 First Round Gets Started— However, if his ojqiNSient takes ad­ toe best firidtog play of-toe game dedrion given in the Britt-Mltoheil vantage of the hdes on which he fight • seemed to unbalance toe Green, c f ...... 4 - 0 0 0 0 E. \nnis and H, B. House when.be speared a hard drive to toe Packard, r f ...... 2 1 0 d 0 does not bavs to give atrc^as.and referee aa to hia dedzioa f avoriug Obuchowski, lb . .5- 2 3 5 1 Tie—Argument Over Play­ putts as weU, Megson can be defuit- tip of hls gloye,' opepeg toe righto Rarher over PtxrtoQo, alzo -did not Ballamy, c ...... 2 2 0 11 1 o ff. ed. with a stinging ringle. Captain meet wtto toe mmoval of toe fine. Saverlck, ss .... fi i o 1 0 MegeoaPs is— Johnny Hedlund fonisried with an­ < Wiihame of IVoroaater lost to Rusaell, rf ...... 1 0 *0 0 0 Megson hw a dlstinet advantage other sanding Stavnitsky to third. Yoimg Stanley o f Thompson'riUe in ’Two mmra first round matches because of his handioap but Then Anld:^ Raguakas worked the the 155 pound eSass, it being a re­ Totals...... 36 14 10 21 5 were played in the Chunber o< does not in any; way rell^ upon squeeze to perfection, Stavnit- turn bout and Stanley pow stands AtBIetlcs (8) Commerce golf tournament at the his game or detract from credit due siy scoring easily. This ended the Upon tovitatom Qf EMner Thlenes, out a.wiimer 2 to 1 over the Worces­ game. In the Etooea’ turn at bat director of Camp Woodstock, the ter battler. A knockout in the first AB.RH.PO.-A.B. Mtoehester (Country dub last eve­ him for gdng so fine in the tourna­ Edwards, ss .... 3 0 0 4) 1 ment "nie Qlaatenbuiy golfer waa edildi 'opsned toe elitoG^ Pitcher Hli^iiaBd . t e f c Ooamxustty Gtohr by Jackie Homer of Broad Hrook Server, 2b ...... 4 0 0 3 0 ning. Harry Benson defsated given his 24 handicap w hw he was Hedhmd retired toe' side on three baseban tai^,.'«lilch ia^|yli|lr to ever Jimmie Burke o f Monzon, riul- BBiVS OARAOn Sullivan, 8b ^....4 1110 Howell* Chenw 4 and 8 and Jay shooting the type n l gams that da- ^tribed’bsns. toe C^un^.. Y- Easters TWtoa^t fd toe ewrd. HimSONrlSSSKX salSs and service. Bedureba, c .... fi 1 2 11 1 Ran J defeated F. T. BUsh, Br., BSdhmd, besides pitddng good ktosebaii Lafgua win Jeun^ to and 1.. manded a large handloap. Blnee the baULmada fbur hits out of ftnxr Freney, p.,....8 l 2 1 i tournament opened he hw In^inved Camp-Woodstoric 8aton»Y alter- Gravino, rf 8 0 0 0 0 Monday night G. E. WtUis and trips to tte plate and i^tsvnltsiy noom, Jidy, 8(V where they vilT meet Herbert B. HouSe playing in this his game remarkably and to tha was e n ly lF Ibm fly bshiiki him. Yetterday'sStqi^X Wadaaa. c f ...... 2 0 0 1 0 week end toumaBMBto |ww he .playa toe Camp leidirii’ team. A ' m o FORD ROApatS RobiBaon, lb .... 8 1 1 4 0 tournament were aJl even on the Azamgr O lisafy o f tos fliehqes beat wlU,fo)k)w-tod aftenooa'a game, with an 18 handloap. ' ^ m o ESSEX COA - i Uliano, I f ...... 8 0 0 0 0 18th 'and an argument ensued as to eut a pei^sei bunt down tblid for a afUr, which to* team win. he.nwa By .the- Aaeeotatted Pwiri» - .whether the entire 18 should be eiesR staglatfor esM: of- the features guests of to# fifhv at raPPri^* m s HUDSON of toe gairi^ "Blriln” Gustafson T o ta ls...... 28 ,8 8 21 8 10 played over again or merely eon- RAMHiami wiK* Reger Cramer, A ' 1931 H tinue playing the llmt» or Moond piti^-effe^vriy. for -tl^ Jiohoea e ^ t bite and scored to Boors by ianiags: angpvto one or two toorngs.' ' Plato briag wsiM 1037 tmtil one or the other was a win­ The Ramblers dstoatsd tha M»a Cmmty t . M ^ A . h r a Gotiplbr (tottUe victory over SL A? Piratis . .7 .. . 488 108—14 ner. Aecflording to Barry Benson, .Wee ' ra w . indlaasirt ^Pitted' ’ ■ '* - ■ Athletics ...... 081 000 0— Box in a semn tentog-: game last tesnlB tofiriuHtost to be held tounuunsnt dudrmui, the ruUng Is night at tbs ion Lots, 10 to 4. Tag. Ujtter part of this moBto aad m g m Rid 80S wito trite, 1 ^ '■’J'-'lsnapairittoito.' ' Two bass hits, Lovbtt' 2, Obue- that as many additfenal, holes be g ^ and BolomeBSea starred't’fbr Mobonkey. 8b ... .4 /A u gtot , Mtoehcfiter taatofidwi - Slr.Hiywtothi Tlgem-^^ .to JM beo^.fervloe. chowsU: hits off, Lovatt 6. IVtnoy pl^ed after a tie as jve neoessary toe Raxnbltra aad^Measaason i KSR. ll> ...... 4 to i i ^ art aaked to fft to ' awLaoerediaaotorir-to tost 10; doUUa p l s ^ Barvar (uoanalsb-^ to ueclde-tha wliuwb. entry haa Wetoersn eaeh hit .a . tdpis. s•a • t a" . , artto the C a w f i oSEA-te-a. ■ ‘ baM -an b i ^ air, Lavatt 3, bean made In the rioota at tha dub- musejr and M tlfiy lUtoM ^ CM^ ;i If' at ito itorttord IM a if W ^U t .hy M Moora-' '■'Fli-.-W houM. W0118 to j^y tha Blue Bon. Thayer anowar fbgp “ p n T iim i to irto hi« imaa by^fbaiiay; out by. 18 over again and Bouse .nvors .tha hits and toned ntoe. Bai^y -miiy^estorMrl^. _ U n m m '' Faraay ona4iola playeff Whldi -ha waa tqld wslked several hattsfg The Ram­ Btevaipidti, JOhnstan. f . v . wsa tha toyraament Rilfi ' blers want games. enuToofi. " l55T$' ^*’'^**H aaaiivtte.lt Bitoihw^ C. A. i;' ' V- •:r% ‘t '' ■V,.-- c

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(2nd).. . < 1 Cash Charga Pullman Buf Service. Speida % . S i Louis 5, Brooklyn 8. t Coasaouttva ^ y a ..I 7 otal I ets FON RBSNT-f^'4' ROOM.flfit', modem '' ' I Goasaeotlya Oaya ..I 9 etS U ata- parties to a p y point. Estimated X 8, Cinoinnitoh AmeneaB HospbElr, I Gay ...... I 11 ota| It otp furnished on request Phone 3068, improvements. Inquire at 26 Spruce W i S '' 0 6, N iw York 4. Sfifl; JYaaoiiiMSo, J u ly ^ 3 6 J ^ (^ )— - All ordara for Irragular inaarUoaa 8860,8864. ‘ street . totottw al' Leagve will bo ohhrgad at tba ona tima rata. The pick of UMtod States.amateur' ToroAto 6, Jersey d t y 4. Spoeial rSiaa for long tana ovary Oe n e r a l TRUCKINO, local and FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement boxers gather tonight for the open* ' Re^'sster 6, Newark 2. day advarttslag givan upon raquaaC long distance moving, iiv e^ sei> afl modern improvements, steaiS Mwtreal 4,;Readlng^0. ,, Ada ordorad for thraa or ala daya heat, garage. Inquire 26 Florence ihg of Mala to get America’a 01ym< tad Btoppad bafora tha third or fifth vice. Modern trucks, expeiienesd Baltimore ll.Buffifio 9. Los Angeles,* July 20.— (AP>; p-v day will ba ehargad only for tha ae« men, guahmteed prompt dellve*^, street ^ pie teto. , tual nunbar of tlmaa tba ad appaar- • STANDINGS Athletes of’ toe world are getting a id. charging at tha rata earnad, bat all goods Insured while in tranidt FOR RiaTT—6 ROOM tenement, BVom the eairtem . seaboard to Ha­ Amerloaa ao allowanea or raf-unda oan ba mada Our ainiiation with United Vans waii, «re assemUfid nfiarly 100 Si­ cold reception at tbs Olympic Vll- with all Improvements at 102 CUn* A ^ W L Pet. |ags,.but it is the oUmats, not Amsr* »n alic . tlma ada stoppad aftar tba Service means lower rates on fur* mon pures of 20 states axid a tsrrt* New York .686 dfth-day. ton street. Inquire at 104, Clinton toty; Prsylously the ei^bt boxers lean hospitality. N6'"U 11 forblda” : uiaplay Unas not' niture movhig. to distant points. rtreet. ^ • PhUadelpbia .887 were the National A. a : U. cham Ctevfiland One o f. toe first worries of tsan told. ^ Dally trips to New York, b^|n _ .678 nianagsrs bas been the, heat. Now Tba Barald will not ba raaponalbla delivered direct to steamship ^ers. FOR RENT—^ ROOM tenement, piona. Detroit ••••••# .668 tor mora than ona incorract.lnsarttoa Washington .... 49 thw are asldog for axtn blankets of any advartlaamant ordarad for Before contracting for seivice get near znlllfi, good condition, rent .This year the Olympic committee .544 and toe ylliage supply is getting nora than ona tlma. Oup estimate. Phone 3068, 8860, reaSMifihle. Inquire 108 C e^ t St. made the>rlal of an invitational' na* St. I^oufs ...... 89 .448 low. 7ha Inadvartant omlaaton of incor* 8864, Perrett Oleoney Inc. turn, and the entry U#t therefore wll OblcagD . , . . . . . ‘80 .346 raet miblioatlon of advartlaing will ba A More[ore toim 700 Athletes are plok- FOR RENT—6 ROOM FLAT with include the A. A. U. tiileholdeffi; Boston ...... 21 .241 ing raetlflad only by eanoallation of tba or ^thou t heat, all improvements, Nattonsl toemselvsB up a good tan of ohprga mada tor tha aarvlca . andarad. seven National intercollegiate stand days,s,' omyonly to pullpuii theme covers up to . Air advartlaamanta muat conform UEFAIHING 88 screens,’ shades. 60 Pine street in­ ard bearers and a host of other out ■ : ■ ^ w Pet. in atyla, copy and typography with quire upstfiirs. stancU^ boxers. Pittsburgh ....'. 49 .688 their ears at night. ragulations anforcad by tha publish* m 6 w e r b s h a r p e n e d , key mak* Chicago • • s • t « • .668 Tbs population of toe Oiympio Vil­ ora and tbay .raaarva tha right to California, as the host state, leaijs Boston lage was almost doubled the first aditr raviso or rojoct any copy eon* mg, vacuum cleaner, lock, gtin, FOR RENT*-6 ROOMS; t o t flooy, in the number of candidates fiiiltb '•••••see .628 sidarad obioetlonabla; clock repairing. Bralthwaits, 02 steam heat, all modem improve* Philadslphla .496 three days of toe current weric, as ^CLOSINO HOURS--Classifiad ada to 22. New York Vjili be represented St. Loins m uy of the larger teams moved ia Pearl .etreet aoents, 829 East Center street Tel. by a doxen Campaigners, Ihcluding .488 bo published aama'day must ba ro* 8068. BroOkiyn .477 raising the total number of flags at calved by 13 o’clock noon; Saturdays two A. A. U. cbaiqpions, Louis Sail* Nsw York toe atolstss’ sanctuary to 24. For* 10;8C a. m. ca at 112 pounds and Jimmy Martin • • • • t * .468 COURSES AND CLA^^SES 27 FOR RENT— S ROOM Apartment, Cincinnati • « • • • .421 ty-nine nations are expetod to com­ TELEPHONE YOUR all improvements, heat furnished. at 118 pouhds, Olympic favorites In pete, but only about 45 are entered their re sistiv e mvlsions. 'iBtemsfttfiiial W A N T A D S. b e a u t y CULTURE—Earn whUe 16 Ulley street Inquire after 6 p. W L P et in toe sports events. Tbs othfirs Ada ara aeeaptad over the talapliona learning. Details free. Hartford m. Pennfiylvanla win have nine rep­ A— S«ton, New York Athletic CInb W8s.detirmlnc<) to be in the Newark ...... 69 88 .608 are participating only in the art «x- at the CHAROE RATE given above hlbits. , aa a convenience to advertisera, but Academy of Hairdressing, 698 resentatives; Maryland, 6; Louisi­ A nM ri^ Olympic team—and to make sure of this & tossed the 10-pound Buffalo ...... 66 41 .577 tba CASH RATES will be accepted aa Main street, Hartford. FOR RENT— MODERN FOUR ana, Orn:ob and Hawaii, 6 each, shot 62 fw t, 8 i^hes—to establish a new world vaoord.' Photo taken dur­ Baltimore ...... 64 44 .661 Most of the rowing criews aro FULL PAYMENT If paid at tha busl* room tenement 98 Charter Oak and Massachusetts and Ohio, 4 each. ing American Olympic trials at Stanford University. ‘ Montreal ...... 49 44 .837 qiiartored at Long Beach near tlw nesa office on or bafora tba seventh street between Spruce and Main. Others represented: Rochester ..... 60 48 Olympic Cohrsf.where they train and day following tha first insertion of .610 each ad otherwise the CHARGE HELP WANTED—MALE Apply 701 Main street Michigan, 3; Minnesota, 8; Wa^< Jersey CSty ...... 46 56 .460 where their eySato will be staged. RATE will bo collected. No responsl* Reading ...... 41 58 .414 All of wm'eb nrsatisfactory to tog RENT HUNTING 7—Tell ue what ingtdn, D. C.V 3; Oklahoma. .2; Bli bllity. for errors liv telephoned ads MEN WANTED, TO CONDUCT nois, 2; Washington, 2; Virginia, 2; Toronto 84 60 .362 local p r g a n li^ ' comxnittee will be assumed and their accuracy world irenowned Rawleigh Home you want, we*U take care of it for cannot ba guaranteed. Arkansas, 2; Utah, 2, and Tennes­ TODAY’S GAMES much as toe’problem now conffontfi' Service business in cities of Man you without charge. R. T. McCann, see, Missouri, and Texas, l each .' Aoerksan tost group as to whether toe dty of IN D E X OF Chester, Hartford, Rockville and 69 .Center street Dial 7700. Serving his fourth term as Olym Chicago at New York. many tonguies, with its 600 cottages, East Hartford. Reliable hustler St. Louis at Phlladfilphia. is going to be large enough. CLASSIFICATIONS 6 ROOM TENEMENT, aU improve­ pic team coach, “Spike” Webb of the Rlrths ...... mjt.%.. . _ can start earning |85 weekly find U. S. Naval Academy, predicts the Detroit at Washington. Engagements ...... B increase rapidly. Write imme* ments, garage, good location, rent Cleveland at Boston. Marii'' res reasonable, 82 Walker street In­ 1982 squad will be the most for­ Geatbs diately, Rawleigh Co., Dept CU-96- midable he has directed. Natfonal Card of Thanks oeoeeoeeeaaeeo S, Albany, N. Y. quire 80 Walker. Tel. 7268.' Boston at Cincinnati. GOLF TOURNEY In Memoriam*. The bouts all will be three round »oe#eoeeose.eM ers to a decision. Preliminaries will bi] William Bmutb ‘ New York at Chicago. Lost and Pound ooooooeeoooee FOR RENT—FIVE AND SIX roopi Brooklyn at S t Louis. Annonpeemants oooooooooeeeeaeo tenements, witb all modem im­ )e held timight and Thursday and Louisville, Ky., July 20.— (AF!i->^ Personals ...... • 0 • # 0 o:r« HOUSEHOLD GOODS the finals Saturday. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. Antomobiles provements. Inquire at 147 East Dink Templeton’s charge played fiecond base for Buf­ Charles Ferrfira, San - Frandsod Automobiles for Sale ...... Center street or telephone 7864. eastern offidals confipired to slow falo. Ruth gave Bisems six-bits, youth who woa toe Narional PuUle Automobiles for Exchange FOR SALE—SILENT GLOW oil up ibe times made 1^ Pacific Coast V. F. W. VS WEST SIDES Links'title ar year ago, fbufld Ua Auto Accasaoriea—Tires FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, Baltimore winniflg, 6 to 0. And, by burner. Inquire at 44 Prospect St. ruhnera -is hard to reconcile with the way, MoCarthy got no hits that throne seriously challenged today by Auto Repairing—Painting witb all improvements, beat and PSEYEASe Bill Ca^s defeat of the coast mid­ The V. F. W. baseball team will four other youngsters from WMfily Auto Schools ...... day. . Autos—Ship by Truck . . . . garage. 169 Summit street Phone dle-distance star, of which a world : >lay the West Side team,- on the separated states. Autos—For Hire ...... 5987. record wfis biroken. West Side grounds Friday evening The quartet each had 71, one btU Garages—Service—Storage MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 53 THANPOUnCS It would not be -surprising if the Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... at 6 o’clock. Ri order to complete ter than pur on Shawnee . Park’s third baseman of the -ASiletics be­ course, and right behind Wanted Autos—Motorcycles FOR SALE—TIFFANY UPRIGHT Broadway,, -iifis soured on the fore the. season ifi ended should toe full seven innings the game will Buslacsa and Professtonnl Services piano, mah. case, in good cr edition HOUSES jh'OK KENT Asserts TUNNEY Giantaupder^^^ Terry. start promptly, fit six .o’clock. two others each with par .as com-- Business Services Offered ...... 18 turn out to be Ed; Madjeski, udio pared to the !76 -that Ferrara card­ Household Services Offered...... 18-A only 865. Easy terms. Call 6680, FOR RENT—TWO SINGLE hous^ ■ joined :the ' tefim, Ust’ spring -as a Building—Contracting ...... U Kemp’s Inc. HoW .ibout a matCh between Gene ed ., ...... six rooms each and one '9 room, all catcher.-;' ; 7 .g iv iNo d ir e o i io n s Florists—Nurseries ...... 16 improvements. Apply Edward J. Sarazeh apd Bobby Jones? Ralph Lacey,: 22-year-old little Funeral GIrectora ...... is FOR s a l e —WHEELOCK Upright Coluinbia, Conn., July 20.— (AP) Rock insurance salesman; Ralph Heating—Flumping—Rcrofing .... 17 Holl. Phone. 4842. . ' - —Gene Tunney has found the polit­ .The nfimes:'.';of two - young-- men *“Didn’t-you have-any luck fit-toe Insurance ...... la piano, walnut cage, gOed tone, easy ... EdnCfitipD Pays • Strafad,; Brooklyn’s 18-year-old high action $35.00. East terms. Call 5680. ical ring vastly different from, the . T?ex^Scho):dboy races?” ■ school threat; Joe Coria, of St. Paul, Millinery—Dressmaking ... ring in which he gained fame as the I t (^ r le y Devens, thp Harvard Rowe,* a pitcher, and Pete Fox, a ‘Luck! When mjjr hdrse passed Moving—^Trucking—Storage Kemp’s Inc.. SUMMER HOMES slugger--wm be displayed in box and Joe Nlcbolls of Long' Beach, Painting—Papering ...... world’s heavyweight boxing cham- pitcher^ who joined the Yankees re­ me I leaned; ovfir the .fence, pointed Calif., who went to the fln«i« last Professional Services...... FOR RENT 6? pion- cently, hadn’t stipulated in his con­ scores of games played by the De­ and yelled out to the jockV> They Repairing ...... '. ...\ ...... 23 troit Tigers, next year. year with Ferrara,, were 'among the WANTED-tTO b u y Tn feicing;a man like Dempsey I tract that he bei ret^ned by the 1 went up. that, way!’ ’’—Table Talk, Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning . . . 24 FOR R|1NT-BALANCE of season, knew where the opposition was Yankees for the duration of the 1932 203 entrants who pressed hardest « t Toilet Goods and Service ...... 25 modem 7 room cottage. White Melbourne. I Ferrara’s title. Wanted—Business Sorvlca...... 26 CASH FOR BROKEN GOLD jewel­ coming from,” he .said yesterday in season Mr. Devens would be labor­ . They’re Resting ..Up Edacatlonal Sands Beach, reduced rates. Call his maid^ speech as.,a Democratic ing jjlghtnoW.-hi a.'Newark imiform. • What hfis. happwed/^by the • way, Courses and Classes ...... ry, bridgewirk, fals teeth, watches 87 6326 or 6876. campaigner. ^’But facing a' cro^d ’777-^ * to ,‘t o ' t w ' h ^ ' ypni^ inflelders Private Instruction ...... 28 or silver. Highest price.* paid. discovered-ifl^rec^;y Dancing ...... Write for details. United Gold Re­ you don’t always know just whero is a sweet Musical—Dri^atic ...... FOR REN'r—COTTAGES at Cry- you stand.’,’ PrfihM' t^fiOtU .ah'd:^Iack ;S a i^ «a v - fining Works, 1 Beacon street, stal Lake, by week, month or sea­ andppiuje -;s6^1^, .whTcbr makes his Wanted—Instruction ...... Boston, Mags. Tunney, introducing himsielf to ; aw-b'rii^iking.;atjbi^ Rey- er ? -ForfeottW, Mfia JOe 'SewOll is RQNMMM16 14IC E Finnadnl son. Louis Koetch, telephom. 362-6 now aDtoird for-to xfihkto and Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages Rockville. the Connecticut Federation of Dem- noldtf >h ^ i& ipidei:^^ A. nice two .room cottage with large poitJi and a very deelr- Business Opportunities ... I BUY ALL KINDS of househoia ocrfitic Womeh^ eSubs as an adopt­ Porgottm^Man T «w Itoxfiii^ aWe shore front tot prloed to oeli ait f8OO.0O,'put oaah. ' Money to Loan ...... ed. SOD of CqnnecUcut, termed ” Re- oi£l.v-Ml^be Short fronVloto range In price from | 150 tb:|6M with an Help and Sltnatloua i’oods, furniture etc. Better prices C*juck- KWn^ the Help Wanted-Female ...... paid if you call or write Nathan HOUSES FUR SALE pubbean prosperity” ,as “hpkum.” g r e a ^ > putfieldfir in -b^eball by maUm tewiLMynieat ap I I 6.OO and flvfi years to pay *TrnnriT “There is someth!^. more to a Cincinnati stUl.'hfis' a chfin.ee ‘ to Help Wanted—Mala ...... Liverant, Colchester, Conn. Tele­ certfim' enthudifistic commentators. win that'National' League* penmmt. , „ ^ ?®w* w n iii Mala Street to Buoldnaduun Poor Ooriiera and Help Wanted-Male or Female phone 97. MANSFIELD. STATE Road, 8 room political campaign than making Then’s .atidther ffi|low in! the sathe follow aigna. to lake. Only-tea‘mlnotea drive from Bbia atneW Agents Wanted ...... 87-A house, 3 acroS, pond and grove. stump . speeches;” he said, ‘"fihe Situations Wanted—Female...... 88 league wflq is pretty good, too, the Biii. Who cbiildn’t atoke Saleamen at property evenlnga or call SlSO or 6414 for w pdato Situations Wanted—M ale...... S3 Price $2900. Small cash. Ideal for principfil tMng is selecting good name" being Paul. V^anw. ,ment. ' ■ ' ■' Employment Agencies...... 40 RDDMS WITHOUT BOARD tourists. Tielepbohe 3654. men for cfindldatefi and getting Mve Stock—Peta—Ponitry—Vehicles hind them. I am hippy to see tb it Gogs—Birds—Pets .. SINGLE ROOMS or suites in John­ V. . to-Wagner, EDWARD H. KBEII^ LIv I Stock-Vehicles , the DemoCikts are aware of son Block with modern improve­ REAL ^'S'I'ATE f o r "Who -OYnnCR AND Din^EUM^^ Poultry-and Supplies Was to^Nlaltoilt Ball Plfiyer—Wag­ Beal Estate Wanted — Pats—Poultry—Btoek ments. Phone Harrison 6917 or e x (;h a n g b 76 For dale—Mtecollaneona janitor 7636. ner ^or-’CQhbr?.’:’‘-^ id d ->001111 in Hiw- Articles for Sale sensiiMiiv;fiind,:ato^ probably Boats and Accessories WANTia> TO EXCHANGE single rlots;^,:.'\'‘; v':.;- ' Building ...... , house, for 2 family house. .Eimest APARTMENT'Ev.FLA'1'S— tamonds—Watches—Jswelry i . MeNally, 16 Newman street v:n- glactrlcal Appliances—Radio ... TENEMENT'S «8 at Wlm- Phils. Feed ...... 43. tough one \ — Farm—Dairy Products I ‘ By t o Afiaodatsd Press, for t o : Household Goods ... FOR RENT—4 RQOM FLAT, aU FLYING PATROL Davis Cup G ^ $fi)f^yf2B(KiiW obntmt Machlnwy and Tools improvements, garage available. teaib:aiti kto'to is one of for t w 3 ^ 'c j f go^^ rw.fi®** *2*i^“ "***!i*...... Apply 177 Oak street. San Antonio, Tex^-Yen gallon NATIONAL. toe tn< ^players toe pear tofit% pmASfiienal redByj^eto Offlca and Stora Equipment hat: in the Texas eufitoms patrol Batting—P.^ Waner,. Pirates, .866. gameliveblkiibw. make mbrfii toan iMi-fiamtour gpecUU at tha Storaa ...... Runs—Kteini Pldls. 88. tofisfi dsys'' F ura...... NEW BUILDINa just o o m p le ^ are to be replaced in' by avis;- Wanted—To Buy ...... four beautiful rooms, $20; also four tors’ hfilmets. The customs offloeri s ^ t y . iWkh bounded and fljm rooma I i 6*$18, 3 Walnut are to be, augmented by the addition Hitp^Meln, Phils, 134. ^ - back -to t o ...... ^ ReMBnrniitB near Pine. Inquire Ti^or Shop, DOulUsfi—P. Wimsr, Pirates, 89. beating .Hme! Sc___ , es to Rooma Without Board ...... ^ an aerial patrol. |btperienoe< in deny that-he^hiu a Hourdera Wantad...... JO-A Telephone 6030. toe past has led Offtoialfitto boUfive Trlpisfi-tlftoMB, Reds, and Xlsin, d. Stan- Board—R esortt...... P h ll e ,,^ ley hfis hfid intenttona» Max Hptala^Reatauran ta ...... ! .. | Si they cfitt deal with liquor and dope FOR RENT—FOUR room tenement, mugglers by using ak^ansfi. Ihert- H o n H ^ n »^ «| h i, Phils, 26. Sohmeling. liOwevtr, ( [< | ^ he •ir- Wanted—Rooma—Board ...... «| w a a a a a » improvementi, 387 Spruce street Am*8A0BMBi5 ^ a a a a • : / ■■';A8I8 III0 AN' ...Bal ^ Real Batata Por Bala' Apply upstairs on preuUsss. Hfitoig^pDkx, Atotioii; A»8. : ,,L9«e^ot.’ the great: Apartment Bulldlna for Salt • a e ^evfiland^ NationiJ. - AW R ^ Rim s^raoas, Attottw iw.' ? Bualnaaa Proparty for Sale • • a • e FOR RENT—UP8TAIRS flat four omelals ha'va announjetd b onfi-day Farms and Land for Sale • « • • a • large rooms, front and back p o ^ . June bat^d t n -r J ® , Atofi^cfi^ to imr- Houaaa for Sale aaaaaaeeaaeee cross Oountry air dsrl^ for t o .Wll- wSilgiirotlm ion iMBir. ' ’. • • i^to.l^l^oVfi Uta for Sale ...... aaaaaaataaaaaaee'ee 30 Maple street Appl:\86 Maple Uam B. Lesdfi tr o jiy a«d $8000 la ■■■aita-i] «Mort Property lor Sale or 200 Maple street e.a a • e • • o t o prises. The rase wUI: bO' flown ; lX|uM wf*f0rtey^ fiitons, 31, ■ fOkt' o f .'Kie .-BcmslMMric. > . • for Sal...... •aaaaaaaaeae from New York to Cletltoid, ahd-is J to toCfOrthy,' itoiiprV of' the 5®*1 ®«t»ta lor Exchanpa a a a t • a FOR RBNT-^tTVB ROOM tens- ^pto^Jiyer, Senatow, 14. . ^ Wanted—Real Batata...... opw, primarily, to sportimien pilots, Home A tol^cs, 39.' BPtotoW wbnd base in ment second floor/ all Improve* tow and womw.( control atops ‘"Avlot- off he- -SfiTed U w l KtS?.'.—a a a a a a a t ments, 187 West Midifls Turnpike. ^Stoten-bafisfi^-Gbapsaan,. Yanks, leataaaaU 76 will ^ mads alanf t o iroato, male* So* » "*• » ' ‘ ^ by tofi efiprdirin T - Inquire t o t floor. . Ing toe race a sailes of alnrk laips. fidUcfiPV ybu'fipy ^ t ? ” Pltddng—Gomes, Y «to, 16-4. when,-to\Bjto:..pitoto and Me- GAS BUGGIES— the Truth Were Known S' -■

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TooneiTiHeFi^ m . OUB BOARUlNG HOVEE! SENSE AND NCmSENSE F e n tii^ F - I Br, Gshe M m ib 1 * • ■ ^ '■ ' 't You' can’t make you m li happy, out of this mess with your daughter thanks to Mickey MeOuiREh assistance, ws i^^ERPorsHViiAvc hut any fool can aToUl the thh^e and rm your friend for Ufc. that make him unhappy. so MUCH TlWUete WITH H)8 KIP BR0TH»W ANP THE MEPICINE.: ; Nothing makes a wonwoTso mad Stmday School Teacher—And as to have her husband pick up his w e t L , A m when tl^ prodigal loo returmd, napkin before conq>any and asked 4^. \ 4 6 L U y A U ATKAlS JovlaUy: "Now what’s this fo r!" ‘ROftMS V6a iUViB fCCAS what h^pened, Tommy? VddaetfrAM- vmi A n i^ i Tommy—Hie father ran to meet aUAnpr/doi f ^ u j i k m A w Urn and hurt hlmeelf severely. G regory-I dreamt of you last U A ^ M " J Sunday School Teacher—Whe^ night UASIbliP iasi9f>(4 ever did you get that Impreeilon? . Rebecca (very ooUdy)—Really! Hw -DROPS voa Tommy—It says so right In the Gregory—Yes, then I woke up. Bible—that his father ran to meet Shut the window, and put an extra blanket on the bed. him and fell on his neck. serO kiAl THOM SPXRS -ROOMS e ^ so, ^ ‘ ‘ Stooir Another reason why there used to WHAT A ' STORY be fewer divorces Is because a worn* , \fMArr m/e ^ bbs4 an didn’t think in the old days that W IFE: Henry, didn’t X hear k I P 9 her husband was a

Brothers All There is a destiny that makes us brothers. No one can go the way alone; WASHINGTON TUBBS H Br CrsM OUT OUK WAY That wUch we send into the lives B rW ittn m of others Always comes back into om: own. Her Papai—Don’t you think for a minute you’re going to many my girl. Fresh people sometimes ora<^ Her Caller—Fine—^you get me stale Jokes.

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- ‘w- cs'-J Her. Watson Woodruff who has returned from Ids vacation at Stiver' Golor-Faat Bay, N. will ba aottpg pastor of tha united parlahea w 'h la Oraopny O ud th« BowltMr churoh, the Ofntvr 9 Goaaputy w w * ftv tt th« ouatmnaxy the South Methodist and S t Maty^ Porede Prints toidtt •ntl'toKlB uid typhoid Mrum Epiaoopal for the neat few waaka. t m t a n t e Mhadty x ^ t and laat Peopla of tha aavaral churohaa are Blflit at tin Ammy. ^ tmt* requested to notify him la oaaea ot M t i ara givtn tha arai aaeh yakr aanous lllnaas or other aaads for hla bafora tha oaap tratntaif patlod. yds. S o aarvloa. uttto teto* Neat, aU-' IU m Barbara; IL Ryda. danghtar ttoO olaaa- o( Shlaotmaa and Ifta. John H. Aierhert CHlmaa returned to hla ov«r prints out of 8ijOO for wom­ Hyda of RaiMll atraat, nlU apand home on Wadsworth street today and 8 1 ^ tha aaxt two waaka at Camp Aya after a two weeks* vacation at Camp en's a n d a.'h • ( a >r Woodstock. ohttdra n ' ■ Po, SoBMra. These low prices froekz at ftortta. Od­ 50c. er-fast 86 T h o n e a n d Tha young paopla’a ohotr ot tha for Thursday group o t Canter Oongragataonal dhureh held InohM wldo. aleevdeas a plonlo laat avanlng at Uhion. Mra. (MSIn Floor, l i f t ) O n l y M a i l o r d e r s auite Included. Jennla Abom of Eungton, organlat For Sale (M«to. floor. and director of the choirt aooost- ^(^X Fntil 9 F i U e d . panled them. ' Native Sweet Com S9e and SOe > W om »^ OuuniQi^ The Salvaidoa Army Sunday Red Raspberries school haa aet tha date ot Saturday, “H alf 1)01181^087 ^alf-D t^ar^ Day August d for *ts annual picnic, Extra Fine SHieor Vofles Best Quality household” M ain Flow Savings- M ain Floor Savings which this year will be held a Elisa­ PEACHES Silk Hose beth Parte, Hartford. Tibto'DamndK.'eotored. bemdersd ) lamaslt 88 Inehes w ldt Mesh SUp-ens — - e Sutton ADVERTISEMENT ______Sheets length, washable, white. Pair JOHN LENT! pra. Before you purchase roll or strip 270 Gardnei' S t Phone 42611 The Shssr- 81x99 inches 2 ’ *'‘ S 0 c roofing get our new low prices. The est printed 50c Regular Linen, Damask Nmddna, stock of Manchester Lumber Co. Dial S145. voiles for 63x99 incites linen niqddha. Hemstitohed. hot weath­ Guaranteed Drees Shields, reg­ chardonlze stocking 8 er frooks ular and crescent shimes. White for yourself A ^ S j O c only. and pure sUk hose andthekkl- |1 and S1.S5 Drapery Fabrics, dles. Odor- I close-out group of high grade wlOi lace fast 3*”50c tops featur­ HALES self-sehvl; I drapery fabrics. ed at 60o. (Main Floor, le ft) Again Thursday we offer the Sanl-Pak Napkins, In a lovely Not all sizes and colors. pc^ular “Household** bed sheets at 2’^ 50c pastel box. Sanitary and deo­ (Main floor, m h t). 50c. Finest quality cotton sheets dorised. E RD C —seamless. Two popular sizes: 81 Bar Harbor Sets, printed ers^ 39c and 50c toime Bar Harbor aeto or cush­ ^ dosen l i M J I 63x99, Slx9S inches. Guaranteed to satisfy or money refunded. ion Slone. 50c Children’s 39e Cretinme, Chmtz 50c Girls* Rayon Underwear, pant-- les, vests and combinations. Socks, Anldets. Pillow Cases ‘Tatmc** Dish Tbwels will dry Spectol, «aIt>D«dlav" Dajr Good quall^. Regular sises. three times as many dishes. ' Special low price for Thursday 2'^‘50c SpMials In Th« S«ll-S«rve S . 5 0 “ only. 3'” 50 c « The best- Sheets— ^Maih floor, left. PIS. 5 0 Tomorrow U “Half-Dollar** day through the entiie store. looking Regular 39c You will find many real values In our food d^artaaente. In printed Thursday Only, s t ( ^ o f fact, Hale*s prices are low on all the 2,0db dUferent food Items chint s e a we ofter— socks a n d which ol ^Inmbla ^sorted Soups ...... 8 cans 26o 50c 85o Subbing Q for 81.00 Rag Rugs, a group of akMfiiol .... O OUC WfHnra’s and Girls* ...... cans m oval shaped hit and miss rag (Endorsed by Good House­ Columbia ^ ^ o m a ...... » rugs at 50c. '.SUg^tly Shop­ keeping Institute.) Ivanhoe Mayonnaise ...... 15c, 29c, 40o worn. Special, Sweaters (8-oonce, pint and quart sizes.) 26o Feen-»> e? A 50c mint ...... O OUC (A ^ndld sugar coated laxa­ (100 per cent pure Penn. Oil). ^ Here’s aa- 81.00 Electric Clocks, “Eltlme'* tive in. chewlag gum form.) Heinz Tomato ^ulce . • otoar good for guaranteed electric clocks —use teem anywhere. Colored enamel 88o Kleeaex Heinz Cooked . S...... p a g h e t t i ...... 3* i * CttU ^ 270 buy for. pkgm A a m a 1 1 “Half- Dol­ case.' Spedal, TIseaee 50c group of lar” Day; worn e n * s Sound, New Here’s m^other good value for C aliforn ia Pure Irish Thursday only. The coolest mesh for 50c 26o DJei-Klsa Q for and g i r l ’s Telcnm O O U C crash only 2 for 50c. Regular and extra 79c Green Enapiblware, UgH ..... slipo n Pocatoes S B a t a .sizes. Girls like them—they’re so g r^ e , first qiiaiity. Choice of (A delightful odor. Take swea t e r a Lettuce v e ^ 1 o w cool and comfortable. Flesh, and snowflake green, or bc^e with these sntaU cans of powder now 5 0,0. i price for 'such quality. 54x64 peach. green. Wanted large pleeto/ along on ybiir vacation.) Forme r 1 y peck 8c head Inches.. Bordered. 81 a n d (Main floor, left)*^ Mesh Undies—Main Floor, right 86o Kmeohea 81.19. Not an sizes. 50c * Salts ...... ,. • •.. Sound new potatoes— at Crisp white beads nf r&H. (Main floor,

Large Native Sonldst S q u a s h ...... e a c h 4 c Lem ons . .dozen 31c M ^ ! CKiffori! large, extim fuioy. Snmnier squash. Sonnd i Native Special! A p p l e s . . . . 5 lbs. 29c Radishes, 3 bun. 5c Mrilow BIpe ( p i i t

6anldst Cantaloupes, Tou r caimdt' afford - to let . this 4-Pieee O r a n g e s . . d o z e n 2 9 c 3 f o r ...... M e ‘W ' IP -without get- I ^ e n s pink ipeat. tlBg at; l^ a ic o u p le of pain. Here Salad Sets S-Pieee Large, sweet and seedless. OaUfomla. are zisartostr pure iUkthesefat a They cfussd quite,Afurore wry, v e p r ^ ^ p ^ fbr this sale. last week at 59c- - We are Beverage offering a new iblpnient Just »--CbIffon H ^ rwl|h ‘ ploot tops. isoc for this one day sale at SQe. Health Market 50e Savings Pure silk’from ;t(^to-toe.; Colorful. glaiss salad sets — 50c Sheer prints and heavier cot­ 81-00 grade. ‘Metal gnq^ in tons in the best-looking —Mesh Si tray, bowl, knife and fork. Rose- 1 lb. Fresh Link J < w e n - pink and green.'' green andred. Fotv tall glass- styles. Crizpi ooiorful prints. tire'steek, llum*and^ small C^lor-fast.^ . Womtn’s ai)d zaesh...... ea. Bet eomitoto—SOc. S a u s a g e s *.■» • • •'•’’•T.r.i.r.. A lf e r misses* alses. T b ^ r e sure to go ^ckly. Bbi^ earlyl 1 lb. Fresh Eekhardt a - f e ^ t o L » » e -wlth^Msle hem and ^feet ,8mart'sbadM. TALL GLASS VASES 50c Frankfurters Cotton Frocki— 1-2 lb. Sugar Cored RfaidleM H eUsiy-::i^th’Aisle Main Floor, center Glassware— Basenent ] B a c o n i.z.ci.;.i.i t.:.x.T.i.. • FreshOeotor Oqt Hours FREE Vm I Cutlet PerkChope Open Thvrsday and Saturday W o n d i f tnin i l i l i o n if h^ 9. ' Closed Wednesday at . r 2 lb«. Sde 2 lbs . SOe ipBoi'k fff tho'Bl^ noon4iirint Bumner.' SOUTH Mf\ NCHES TER - CONN 'Oik'aad kaplo iiw iiiii^

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