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VOL. XLII., NO. 261. (Classified Advertising on Page 16) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1928. (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS BRAKIEKILLD) POLISH AVIATORS ON WAY HERE ON WAY HERE; IN FALL UNDER •• -N ' ■'/’K t N ' N*., S C " ^ ' 'V CARATBOLTON *••• ^ V s .( *• J. <5:- George Fraser, Boston Famous British Flyer and H(^i From Field in France Trainman, Dies Instantly Crew Picked Op 700 Shordy After Midnight; As He Tries to Examine Miles From Azores by Last Sighted Over Atlan Hot Journal. Steamship; Fire on Plane New York, Aug. 3— Tom Heener.^ Judge M^rguliqs was called tic Coing at 150 Miles an erstwhile contender for the world’s telephone-at' his store in’lLaden'town. George Fraser, 44, of 74 Ellery Forced Them Down; Had heavyw.eight championship, .s “ Did you marry Tom Heeney and honeymooning today with the form Marion Dunn?” he was asked. Hour; Expiect to Make street, Boston, -was cut to pieces er Marion' Dunn, of Port Washing “ You’d better ask Tom Tyhag,” when he fell under the caboose of to Abandon Plane. ton, Long Island, according to an he- replied. a freight train two miles east of unconfirmed report circulated to “ Isn’t it a matter of record?” New York in 48 Hours. the Bolton railroad station at Here is the big Amiot biplane in which Commandant Louis Ijikowsky and Commandant Casimir Kuba- day. “ Not yet,” - was the ambiguous Heeney is said to have eloped to 10:16 last night. la, Polish aviators are making an attempt today to sp an the Atlantic. They, hopped off from Paris shortly New York, Aug. 3.— Thankful reply. the little village of Ladentown, near Heeney and hfs bride were re ■ The Polish Aviators— Major Fraser was a brakeman on the after midnight this morning. to have escaped the fate of other <5 Suffern, N. Y., to be married by ported to have sought seclusion In Louis Idzikowski and Major Casi freight running between Maybrook, who unsuccessfully attempted tq P. Margulles^. justice of the peace an apartment here which is listed mir Kubala— started from France N. Y., and Boston, Mass., which span the Atlantic, Captain Frank ! and proprietor of the general store. in the name of Isaac Rosenblum. today on the seventh trans-Atlantic was going east. When about a mile T. Courtney, famous British flier, I Eddie Harvey,, brother of Charlie At that address -the telephdiie west of the Steel siding Bolton, AMERICAN ATHLETE WINS Harvey, Heeney’s manager, had no was answered by a man with, a flight to be attempted this year. Fraser, who was riding in the ca and his three companions were warning of Ton^s matrimonial broad English accent. It sounded They hopped off at Lo Bourget boose, thought he smelled a hot aboard the Atlantic transport liner plans. saspicqously like the voice of Tom Field, near Paris in the biplane box and went out of fhe front of Minnewaska enroute for this port ' “ But it’s a safe bet that it’s Mprtinaer, Heeney's trainer. the caboose to investigate. 400 METRE OLYMPIC RUN NO PART OF true,” he said. “ Tom and Miss “ Mr. Heeney used to live herej” “ Marzalek PilsukskI” at 5:49 a. m. today after having been spectacu (12:49 a. m.. New, York Daylight Jar Breaks Hold A- larly rescued from mid-ocean Dunn have been very friendly since the voice admitted, “ but at present He had swung down to place his where they had landed in a blaz he came over to America about a I think he is oin his way 'to the Saving Time). foot against the journal box, a HOOVER PLAN ing plane. year ago.” coast.” The naval perfecture at Lorient, method use by trainmen when a Ray Barbuti, of Syracuse, FRED STONE HURT The Minnewaska will reach here on the northwestern coast of train is in motion, trying to feel Monday morning. Radio reports France, announced at 8:10 a.',m.. the hot box with his foot. The train from the liner indicated that Court (French Time) that the coastal was traveling about twenty-five Smashes Jynx; Other Nominee Tired of Crowds, ney, E. B. Hosmer, Montreal bank FEDERATION RAPS NUN IS INDICTED steamer Pequin* had sighted a miles an hour. It was a “ double AS PUNE CRASHES er and backer of the flight^ E. W. white airplane about 60 mites off header” and was being pushed over Runners Do Better; Yan Gilmour, radio operator, and Fred the coast: traveling at an altitude of the Notch. In the process of com Says He WiU Appeal to Pierce, mechanic, all were in good “ REDS” IN UNIONS IN OBREGON CASE about, 600 feet. This was believed ing to a stop the bumping together condition despite their barrowing to be the Polish plane. of the cars broke Fraser’s hold and kees Leading in Points. Famous Actor Has Both experience. Making Fast Time he fell between the caboose and the Reason Rather Than to The men w6re picked up at a car ahead of it. The caboose pass At the time the plane was sight point about 1,600 miles due east of ed it had travelled approximately ed over him. He was killed instant Legs Broken in New Lon New York and a little morb than Pres. Green Says in New Slayer and Two Others Held ly arid the body badly mangled. Olympic Stadium, Amsterdam, Emotions Hereafter. 370 miles from Le Bourget Field at Pi 700 miles west of their parting the farrific speed of nearly 150 The train was brought to a stop Aug. 3.— At the close of today’s point, Horta, Azores. and Dr. LeVerne Holmes, deputy events, the first place standing in don Accident. Bedford They Play Into Responsible; Three Oth miles an hour. It was beaded to In Air 14 Hours wards the Azores. medical examiner of Manchester, the Olympic games was as follows: Stanford University, Calif., Aug. The fliers were in the air about was called. He declared the death United S lates...... 6 When Idzikowski and Kubala 3.— Herbert Hoover today served fourteen hours when their plane Hands of Employers. ers Are to Be Arrested. hopped off they said they expected due to an accident and gave per Finland ...... 3 caught fire. Realizing that nothing mission for the removal of the Great B ritain...... 2 New London, Aug. 3.— Fred notice on his personal “ Board of to “ be at New York within 40 Stone, noted^ actor, was today, hurt could be done in the air. Courtney hours,” but their route -was uncer-" body. Canada ...... 2 Strategy” that hfs campaigr In the headed his blazing plane downward The body was taken to the Bol Ireland ...... 1 when an airplane in which he was Atlantic Gity>r- N. J.,.,Aug,» 3.— Mexico City, Aug. 3.— Jose de tain. Their tentative plah was to future will be conducted along the towards the sea. He succeeded in fly by^'the.,way,-.of. the Azores s-nd. ton railroad station at 3 o’clock Japan ...... 1flying went into a tail spin while landing on the rough sea without Leon Toral, Mother Superior Ace South Africa ...... l line. of an “ appeal to reason,” William T. Green, pf'esidefiC’of the to land there; for fuel,'-'if neces this morning where it was met' by one hundred feet above ground, serious mishap, radio advices indi Undertaker Timothy P. Holloran Sweden ...... 1. rather than to “ appeal .0 the emo American Federation of Labor, was vedo Concepcion De La Lata of Es- sary. The flyers said they would riot and crashed. Stone’s daughter, cated;- pinta Santo Convent, Senora Maria head straight for ..New York, but and brought to his undertaking tions” of America’s twent. million The four men aboard the plane on record today with a statement Dorothy, witnessed the accident. would fly to Bermuda. They bad rooms on Center street. Olympic Stadium, Amsterdam, voters. succeeded in putting the blaze out that Communistic agitators will be Luisa Pena, Altamira and Jorge Mrs. Janet Fraser, wife of the Aug. 3.— Ray Barbuti, Syracuse Stone was takerij^to a hospital here Fernando. Gallardo Pavon, a cousin fuel that was estimated would car . Hoover wHl leave to Gov.; Alfred afterMandlng, bn , the ocean. Then •fought to the l^ t ditch’ by tUc A; ry them 3,600 miles. dead man, was notified by the rail University’s all star athlete, for .treatment. came terrible b,ours of waiting with road authorities at her home this Smith, his Democratic rival, all P. of L. - , of Leon Toral, have been indicted Of the Other transrAtlahtic at brought the American shield down Stone:, was taking a solo flight their plane bobbing up and down morning and arranged with an un in front in a running event in the s^ctgcular Campaign moves/ and ' “ Communists-,’/ fce^sald .at the in, connection'with the assaslnatlon tempts, this year three have been alone from-^the new'stat-0'-a.vlation with each wa"ve. of .;PresidOnt-Elect Alvardo Obre- successful.The flights, were: dertaking concern in Boston for Olympic games by winning the 400- field at Groton, opposite this city, conduct his own campaign bn a Meanwhile, ,Gilmour sent out close of a session of the quarterly the shipment of the body to their gon and it was announced .today Bremen— Flew from ' Ireland to metre final heat toda}', when the accident occurred. Stone business basis. His trip to the north S O S messages which were picked meeting of the federation's execu place. The -body was sent to that Barbuti’s clinking race was timed woods was Hoover’s las effort to that the trials would' start next Canada. had -been aloft a short -time-and up by the S . S. Cedric and relayed tive council here, "are endeavoring week. Leon Toral Is the self-con Friendship -rr Flew from Canada city this afternoon at 3 o’clock. in 47 4-5 seconds, just a fifth of a was returning when suddenly his win the election on a “ personality” to other ships. Five ocean liners Mr. Fraser was born in Prince issue. to ^overthrow this government fessed assassin. The others are ac to Wales, ' second behind the Olympic record, motor went dead and the machine rushed to the scene. through rsvolutlon by fomenting cused of complicity. William, New Brunswick, forty- made by Eric Liddell, Great Britain, slipped down. The Republican nominee made ..Italian Aviators Ferrarlh apd discontent among the workers of Warrants have,' been issued for Del Prete .flew frorii Rome to Bra four years ago. He has been a rail at the last games. The Syracuse The accident occurred over a farm this plain to his personal advisers, road man for several years. the United Staton,': dfestrojing bona the arrest of three others. They zil. entry beat a stellar field of .six lot beyond the landing field and the most of whom have known him PLANE ABANDONED fide union labor bodiei-'.’'and .substi are: starters, the other American, Her Walter Hinchhllffe arid the Hon. machine went into that lot ihptead since his schorl days, the candidate London, Aug. 3.—^Capt. Prank tuting Red organizations. Manuel Trejo J^orales.jwho is ac Elsie Mackay were lost while at man Phillips, Illinois A. C. finish of into the regular field. indicated he had had a taste of the ing sixth. T. Courtney and lib three compan “ The Russian*; ne-y-olution 'started cused bf giving Leon Toral the,pis tempting a flight from England to Attendants at the hospital had “ personality” campaign on his .ive- ions were forced to land;.in mid among the workers. A n i these peo tol’ with: which Gen. Obregon was America. ' HUB’ S COPS SENT Ball, Canada, was second; Buch not determined, early this after d:y vacation trip and- that he* dis ocean and thus give up» their trans- ple think they can -bring a similar shot to death July 17.7, ,v / . jCaptain Fraqk T-.Courtney was ner, Germany, was third; Rinkel noon, • the extent of Stone’s injur approved ,of it. Time and again on Atlantic attempt because fire broke state of affairs about in this coun Carlos Castro Baida', who is, al forced down at sea, while attempt Storz, Germany, fifth. ies. '-It was understood, however, his tour-of northern California and out aboard their Dprnier-Napier try in the same way. The council leged to have hqen a-confederate; of ing a flight from, the Azores to I Lone Victory. that both legs were broken and that southern Oregon, Hoover made un seaplane, the Whale,- a radio mes Morales In the planting qf boinbs. Newfoundland. . he received head injuries, beside. felt that .'the situation warranted TO NEW BEDFORD I America’s lone victory on the expected tours to escape the sage from Courtney received by his stme consideration. We will op In the Chamber of Deputies build Tl^e- Spanish '.'rourid-the-world Flying Alone j track came almost at the conclusion crowds. He even rode from San wife here today revealed. pose these Com-fnunsits at every ing last May. plane^Numancia was forced down of the track and field program, a Stone and his daughter Dorothy, Francisco to Palo Alto by motor “ Fire broke out on our plane Padre-Jose Jiminez.. at Huelva, Spain, after hopping off had'left Stone’s private flying field point. They take advantage of program that had seen the famed yesterday to escape a crowd at a and were forced to descend. We labor, disputes, work upon the al Insanity Plea at Cadiz on the first trans-Atlan runners of the United States fail in ou his estate near here with Lieut. railroad station in the former city. ! had an anxious time while our It is believed that Leon Toral’s tic leg. Authorities Fear Trouble To George Campaion, who has been in ready distraught feelings oiE the their favorite events as never be A train wan heln for him but Hoo plane bobbed up and down on the workers, and by their very activity, counsel will adopt a plea of insan fore. It came, too, in an event that structing the actor in flying," and ver never appeared. sea for hours and were thankful ity, a de£ense“ hat has proved,effi- had traveled by air to the. state designed to destroy born, fidfi union THE START morrow During the Big had escaped America’s stars of the , Refuses Invitation when our rescuers came but every bodies, play often into the hands of cacious in. so* many' .murder trials Paris, Aug. 3.— Undeterred by \ double furlong since the 1912 field. Stone possesses a student’s thing is all right now and there is in the United States. license for fiying. After landing On arriving hoips. Hoover the employers, as they are doing the news that Captain Frank- T. games at Stockholm. Oddl.v no need to worry,” was Courtney’s now at the textile/ strike at. New Leon. ToraPs lawye^, probably will Courtney and three companions Parade. enough, it was another Syracuse and putting both his daughter and definitely rejected a proposal oLhis reassuring message. ask for the appointm'ent qf a com Lieut. Campaion on. the ground; trisnds thgf he spend three days Bedford, Mass. : ' had been forced down oh the- At man, Charley Reidpath, and a driv Courtney also radioed, the fol mission ^ to; examine, the. prisoner.' lantic, the Polish filers. Major ing runner like Barbuti, who won Stone took off alone in practise in Lbs Atigelbs and Hollywood on lowing graphic message, depicting The communist influence there He"’said that evidence would be in fliight, with his companions watch is very noticeable, with adoption of Louis Idzikowski and Major Gasi- Boston, Aug. 3.— Fifty Boston on that occasion. his way back east.-His present plan the descent of his plane?; to the troduced along two lines: mir Kubala, hopped off from L« ing. , will keep him . in the "City of the same, destructive methods^ used policemen and 25 from Cambridge Barbuti’s “ brackets” in the 400 Morning Star: i 1.; To pVbve that'the prisoner is Bourget Air Field at 5:49 a. _m-., After some 15 ihinutes of straight Angels” ’ but'a fe-w. hours. “ We were picked up by the Miu- in the Passaic,' N. J., strike. The a religious:fanatic; today recompensed the American Bedford strikers-have a just'griev (12:49 a. m. New York daylight today were ordered to Nev; Bedford contingent in part for the whole ■ On his trip north. Hoover ap- newaska after a terribly harrowing 2. To prove that there was a time) today, on another trans-At tomorrow, having been “ borrowed” ance. They are fighting against a sale slaughter of its sprinters; the .parently tried to adapt himself to experience. Our machine caught strain of insanity in his family. lantic attempt with New York *s the "ballyhoo” type of campaign. fire midnight Weidnesday. We were reduction of wages and lowering of Prosecuting Attorney Juan Cor by New Bedford to join with 300 defeats of its hurdlers and the col living standards. They deserve the their ultimate gokl. ■m He posed liberally for the photog flying'at a height of 1,500 feet at rea Nieto said that Leon. Toral, the Burdened by the weight.of' 'Gie New Bedford police to prevent any lapse of Lloyd Hahn, its ace of the support of all organized labor, and middle distances. raphers and .mixed freely with the the time. We landed in flames on Catholic, Nun and Gallardo ■ Pavon fuel which the flier's fealCulated it is a tragedy that these radicals possible disorders in connection The victory clima.xed a fairly newspapermen in- his entourage. the rough sqa. Then we put out the will be charged with murder when would take them mprfe than 3,606 with a proposed parade by the tex- successful day, Leo Lermond'doing He didn’t like it and whenever he fire and waited for aid. We had to should so distort the situation as to’ the trial opens. mlips. without a stop, the silver t'' mills committee, the so-called got an opportunity, he slipped abandon the' plane.” even play into the hands of the As Leon Toral has already con grey biplane “ Marzalek Pilsudski” all that -was expected of him in fin textile owners. ' P.adical wing of the strike of 27,- ishing fourth behind Ritola, Nurmi an ay by himself to fish in seclu fessed. it is expected, that be w 1 taxied more than three-quarters, of Beds Call Parley. 000 textile operatives. and Wide in that order in the sion. His fishing excursions inci be found guilty and will face a fir a mile across the field before it Mayor Charles H. Hashley, of 5,000-metre finals. Incidentally, dentally were spent wandering “ The communists have called a ing squad unless his, lawyer’s in lifted into the air, New Bedford, has refused to allow thr-ough forests and pacing wood meeting of. railroad workers in sanity plea saves him. Idzikowski was at the .controls. Jahies Stewart, Los Angeles, was Chicago, on October 1-to undermin-e Paces 20 Yearh , the parade 0 the ground that it well up with the decathlon field at land trails, with the angling a side MRS. RAY AWARDED A huge crowd which had been wait was a menace to public safety. It issue - rather,- than the' principal at- The mother superior faces a 20- ing at the field for. several hours the conclusion of two events, being year term. ’The other two face 10- was scheduled for last Saturday in fifth position. tiaction. ■ (Continued-ou' Fage 3) cheered- wildly as the plane rose in but was called off an ac(Dun. of year-sentences as accessories before the air and headed southwest for America now has six victories' to , . Arrangements, ALIMONY OF $50,000 the fact if found-guilty. rain and postponed until tomorrow. itn credit, five of these having been His persorial board of advisers the coast. AL SMITH IS OPPOSED Newspapermen were again allow Parting Words Other Police 'There gained in the field events. The arranged the trip. They bad pre ed to question Leon Toral. When More than 100 out of .town police British Empire, counting the wins tentious plans to entertain him in “ We may land in New, York or asked .if he considered himself sane anywhere,” wfre Idzikowski’s part- had been mobilized in New Bedford of Canada and South Africa, which various; cities. Hoover- vetoed them TO EQUAUZATION FEE he pondered the question gravely at the time the parade was called are separate in the official scoring, all. He frequently.changod even the Judge Arthur F. Ells Orders iiig words. Before, the start the for a few'moments then replied: fliers had announced they would off. also has six victories. plans he allowed them to make for “ I believe sj.” There was considerable mystery Barbuti and Phillips, grimly, seri- the trip. In the end, he reverted to Gives H|s Views, on the Mc- head for the Azores, landing there Charles Ray to Pay The preliminary, court, , inquiry only if-additional fuel were need today as to the whereabouts of the . Hooverism” . He played himself a Nary-Haugen ^Farm Relief has revealed tbe presence- of a so result of the balloting conducted (Continued on Page 3) man, aloof from . o-thers but warm ed. If not, they said they intended Bill. ciety with, headquarters in Villa De flying Mirect to the Bermudas. by seven local unions ..f the New Amount in 30 Days. Guadalupe, a suburb; which is al- Bedford Council over the proposi (Continued on Page 3) Weather conditions, fdr the flight New York, Aug. 3.— GoV; A1 were-ideal. Kubala, acting as navi tion of a state board of arbitration (Continued on’- Pag^ 3) POUSH-UTHUANIAN Smith made, it plain today that he gator, sat next to Idzikowski In ou® and conciliation to submit the New A divorce and $50,000 alimony ig absolutely opposed to the equal- of the two open cockpits. The plane Bedfo'rd wage controversy to an S C H O O p IS SINKING was panted Mrs. Lera Ray, of Fos- ization fee as , contained in thel is not cabin-inclosed. impartial tribunal. William E. G. CLASH LOOMS AGAIN McNary-Haugen Farm Relief Bill All Metal Plape Batty, secretary .of the council said NEAR BAHAMA ISLANDS eral manager of the Rogers Paper but that he does, approve the BROOEYN MURDERER The^-“ Marzaiek Pilsudski” is an yesterday he had sent the results to Manufacturing Company here, by Amlot^metaR biplane powered by a Foreign Ministers Doing principle .of controlling the sale of the state board but today the state Judge Arthur P. Ella of Hartford surplus farm commodities and-asr 650" horsepower Lorraine Dietrich board had not received the report, Everything Possible to Pre American Coast Guard Unable County Superior court yesterday sessiqg the cost on the units bene- DIES IN THE'CHAIR motor. Its wingspread is 65 feet which was reported to be adverse. vent Real War. afternoon. The suit for divorce fitted. and cruising. speed about iOO to^Go to Rescue Because of was beard by Judge Ells on June 6. When ..asked today if he had in miles an hour.' * ' WATER BIGHTS PROBLEMS Treaty. The $50,000 alimony is divided Berlin, Aug. 3.— Frank appre tended to imply-in bis latest public Ludwig Lee Hud Killed Two Their flight .is sponsored by the hension was, expressed in official into' $.47,500 outright'alimony and Polish government and follows Washington, Au,?. 3^—An uniden $2,500 counsel fees. All must be statement on farm relief that he fa^ Women and Chopped Up Hartford, Conn., Aug. 3.— Thir circles today over the growing men Tored the equalization fee, the gov months of intensive preparation. ty-five different states have contro ace of the Polish-Lithuanian quar tified five masted schooner, with 23 paid within 30 days the decision Their Bodies. The plane is net. equipped with ' men aboard, is sinking at East ernor replied: versies over water diversion and rel. There will be a rally of Polish ordered.- During the testimonyfat radio apparatus 'and therefore will Fred Stone Brpthrer Rock, five miles east of the-trial It was brought out that The Democratic party is commit interstate water rights, and the va Legionnaires at Vilna on August 12 Ossining, N. Y., Aug. 3.— Ludwig not be heard from directly on its flying Stone appeared to attempt Great Isaac in the Bahama Islands Mr. Ray’s salary is $18,000 a year. ted to the basic principle of cohtrpl- rious attorney-generals in the Unit when Marshal Pilsudski will con Ing the sale of arplcultural surplus Halverson Lee, 40, Brooklyn- jani flight. Radio equipment was dis ed States are to get together to dis a landing His machine want ?Into group, the Coast Guard'was advised Mrs. Ray’s suit was brought on the tor, had paid with his llie today for. duct a review. It is feared this t(^ay by Its Port Lauderdale, Fla., grounds of infidelity.; es the cost tb’bo home by the group pensed -with because of the hea-vy cuss problems arising from such event may have serious conse a slide slip,, and’ when it hit the the brutal.:, murder of Mrs. Selma fuel load being; carried. groiiffd ,;it -w^t into a ditch and bgss. The couple,was married, in Troy/ benefitted. It ts not commited to controversies. Ernest L. Averill, of quences. fbe plan of- applying the, - jfflnclble Bennett and-xMIss Sarab Brofwnell, Banford, Connecticut’s deputy at smashed.' 7: ;-/Immed,Iate assistance Is needed. N. Y., on/Jube 17, 1903. -Mrs> .both , of Brboblyn. He was electro It is learned that Herr Hoesch, The bebponep’s distress wab report- Raj/’s maldem name . was Lera which was -cojdtained in the,/ jtfe- FIRST REPORT ' torney-general today returned from ambassador at Paris, conferred Oiid- leg 'viras .apparently bidly cuted in the death chamber at Sing Dreux', France, : Aug, 3.-—^The- Denver, where he attended a con orushed. 'and/ bis bead 'iva^->seve]pely ®^.Dy:lhe B'elgian tanker Mato Caro Boaird. Mrs. :Ray was represented Nary-Haugen 'bilh We havb " no Siqg prison here shortly before mld- with Foreign Minister Brland and line.:-..- • ' • by Camp'uer and Pouzznei- of Ne-w present plan for • carrying .but' the' *
i,;,. >1'. MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENmC HERALDy FRIDAY, AUGUST S,1S28. RESCUED IN MID-ATLANTIC NOARMYMEES / ALL DAY INQUEST JDME AMD FATHE TO BE CUSSED IN TRUCK TRAGEDY HELD R ESPO i^II Furnished by Futnam & Co. ' HaKford, Ckinn. . H iglf Lbw 1 p. m. AT FORT WOOD Ailed Chem 7,iT5,^wl|r6 178* Bank Stocks Ant; Bpschi -rf-J 81 Am CanCana’ s : r *1 Rockville’s Superior Court State Senator and PoEcemant Bid Asked 92% Baltimore.—Fort Leonard Wood Bankers Trust Co ,. . 300 Am Cr & Fdy 91 91 ( 91f Capitol Nal'B&T .....305 Am Loco . will go down in army history. 9 2 ^ / 9 0 % 92, Room Crowded Today Are Ako Indicted in^Chi- City Bank’ & Trst. 1050 Am Smelt ., 20T%‘2^i^ 20t% It is the first camp Uncle Sam Conn River .... ____ 40O Am St Fdy . has maintained without army mules > §3% $2% ^8% With W itnesses. First Bond & Mort . . — 60 Am sugar : ■ 69%"-'«9% l9% and the accompanying "mule skin cago. First Nat (Htfd) . — 295 Am T & T . \ ners.” The absence of the latter 176%'-174% 174'% Htfd-Cohn Trust Co. .— 814) Am Woolen F7%^17%> 17% will greatly reduce the profanity Htfd-Nat Bank T r‘. .670 Anaconda ... rate, the officers say. 590 «8% 66% 66% Deputy Coroner, Judge Michael Chicago, Aug. 3.—A sensational > an d Mtg & Title... ~ 60 Atchison .... 187% 187% 137% The new camp near here is that O’Connell of Stafford Springs held I climax to Chicago’s fight against Morris Plan Bank ... 160 of the recently established Mechan Bald Loco ,'.-249 '('249 ->249 an all morning session in’ the-’election.' terrorism and alleged Phoenix B&T ___ 475 B & 0 ..... 106 ' 105% t05 % ized Force with a permanent superior court room of the Me-.crooked dlections was written to- Park St Bank ...... 825 ■strength of 1,300 men. This num Beth Steel ... 56%T 66^ -‘56% morial building in Rockville this' day with the Indictment of Morris Riverside Trust ____ 600 Can Pac- .,. .206% "205% 205% ber has been increased by 1,100 morning hearing the witnesses that I Eller,, city collector and a powerful West Hart Trust .. 260 troops which have been concen C M & St Paul 35 % ; ■'35 35 had been called to testify In the in-1 figure,^ politics, and his son; Bonds 46% . 46% trated here from various camps in quest that is being held on the ac ludgeaEmanuel L. Eller. Htfd & Conn Wsl 6 . .95 the country. Chi Roo iBl ..116% =116% 116% cident w'hlch,resulted in the de^aJtL Father and son were named in East Conn Pow 5s ..loi 102 Cons Gas .. . .143%'142% 143 ^ \ The soldiers, repres.nting virtu of three boys on the, Rockvlllft- Indictments charging "general con Conn h P 7s ...... 118 ally every branch of service, will 120 Corn- Prod ... ; *77 % .• 76 % T7 % \ Talcottville road a week ago yester spiracy,” Returned by a special elec Conn L P 514s ------107% 109 Dodge Bros .. 15% 15%;t.il5% take part in the maneuvers the day. tion crime and fraud grand Jury. Conn L P 4%s ...... 1«0'% Mechanized Force will stage during 101 % Du Pontr ., ...371% 871 • 371 The state’' police had been busy The Younger Eller is former act Bpid Hjrd 5s ...... 102 104 Erie 52 - -i 61% 51% the next two months- with their for the past week rounding op the' ing'chief Justice of the Criminal Insurance Stocks mechanical equipment. _ While Atlantic liners sped to their rescue, the me n and the seaplane pictured here floated helplessly on Gen Elec ... ,149% 7l4«% 148% the ocean about 800 miles southwest of Newfoundland, which had been the goal of their flight from the witnesses who were called before Court. \ Aetna insurance .... 785 800 Gen Motors .,187% 185% 186 Replaced by Trucks the coroner and were allowed'to tell ; th§ Senior Eller, by his own ad Aetna Life ....’ ... .855 865 A new six-wheel truck, with a Azores. E. B. Hosmer, Montreal millionaire backer of the attempt, is shown at the left. Right is Cap Gillett. Raz ,. .100%. 100% 100% tain F. T. Courtney, the pilot. Above is their Dornler-Napier flying boat. Whale. Inset is a their Stories and'versions of how mission t6 (the Grand Jury, is the Automobile ...... 370;." 390 Int Harv .. . ,y267 ' H ;i , 267 ’ four wheel drive, is predicted to map ^qlltical boss of the "Bloody Twen Conn General .... .1650 1700' supplant the long-eared animal showing where the plane was forced down. ' • the aoldent happened , .which re Int Nickel. ...,i01% . 97' 100 sulted in the overturning of the tieth’* vrard, where alleged fraudis H art Fire ...... T'J5 810 Int Paper , ,67," 66% p7 which has been the mascot of the and violence for years were clt- Htfd Steam Boll ,..750 800 army since it was organized. automobile truck, Injurylpg oiyer KennecoU; .. :'V94% j94% thirty and resulting in the death- m.axeff lakt Prim ary Day, April 10, Lincoln Nat Life .... —, 135 Mack Truck '.‘.90% 29% ,90 Experiments already made with VETERANS TO STUDY of three. when Octavlous R. Granady, color National...... 1625.; 1075 this type truck have slated the MRS. WALKER’S CHECK FUTURE AIR RAIDS Marl Oil . . . ,37 % 37% ^7% The hearing lasted until.! olclbck ed, opponent of Morris Eller for Re I'hoenlx ...... 780' 800 Mo Pac qpm 60% 60% 60% mules for the retired list. For in publican' ward committeeman,^ was Travelers ...... 1550 1600 stance the truck went up a sandy CIVtt SERVICE AT daylight saving time when a reoesp- N y Cen . . 161% 161% .161% CASE NOLLED TODAY OVER LONDON ARE was taken as there was much time 'Shot to death by gangsters. Travelers rights . .'..240 1 245 New Haven 56 .5 6 % " ; 56 slope of thirty-five degrees with Granary, investigators charged,' Public Utility Stocks'^ comparative ease and without the taken up in the examination-of the No Am Co '. .-,7 1 % 79%^ 7 70% INDIANA MEETING witnesses called. They were,! in was followed through the Eller do- Conn Elec Svs pfd . : 90 ,95 Penn R R. . ...64% 6i, -.64 cursing of "mule skinners.” VIEWED WITH ALARM (lUaln; by. gangsters In autom obiles Conn'L,P 8% ...... 119 '122 \ One veteran officer, whose eVes .The charge of issuing a check for nearly every case, boys .and, Post e'er .'67% 66% :; 66% fraudulent purposes and securing made' the questioning slower than abd ctvas'shot when he attempted to Conn^U P 7% ... 1 i .116 119 Pull New’ \ , 80% 80% ; '8(1% have inspected many a stable of elude the motor gangmen. Conn^ LP 6% % p fd lU . ' miles, remarked that a team of $500 from a bank in Hartford, would be the case if they were, old 114 Radio Cor '.,. 170 % IB.7% ' 167-% Kansas City, Kan.—Recent de London.—Anticipations^ of the '' The true bills were returned to Conn L\ P 5 % % • pfdlOl mules could drag a burden up a which result A InAhe arrest of Mrs. er. When recess was taken fot the 103 ■Sears Roeo'' . .122% 121%"122% feat of legislation destined to se horrors of air raids in tbe futurs. day before Chief Justice W. 'V, Bro C onn'P ow er Co . . . .135 140 similar incline if their drivers cure prefgrencp for veteran seeking Mary Walker^'^of Fine street, has midday meal there were'still many Sou Pac .. ...118% 118%’'118% been settled.-,. as discussed in the House of Lords, of the witnesses that had been call thers of the Criminal Court. Greenwich W&Q 6 . . 97 101 Sou Rail ....148% 148% 148% cursed sufficiently. "Usually they civil service positions is scheduled have thrHIed every Londoner. H art El Lt ...... 135 * Mrs. W alker, It was char red ed who had not been examined and Eighteen others,' Including a 140 S 0 of N J . 45% 44%' 46 climb the grade when their drivers for heated debate at the 29th na state Senator and a policeman, were do vtc ...... want them to do the opposite,” he cashed a check in Hartford du.lng "To produce a lethal atmosphere they came back at 2 o’clock this af 140 Studebaker '.. 71% ‘ 70 % - 71%' tional encampment of the Veterans named in the indictment, which Hart Gas com ...... 100 110 ; said smiling, of Foreign W ars of the U. S.. to be July in .the amount-of $5'0 drawn over practically the whole of Lon ternoon. In resuming the hearing Tob Prod .... 96% 96% 96% don,” said Lord Halsbury, expert this afternoon the coroner intended charged general conspiracy in vote ~ do pfd ----- ..... 80 90 Union Pac , . .192% 192 % 192 % ■ I An interesting sight at the camp held,at., Indianapolis, August 26th on a Willlmantic bank which was S N E T Co ...... ; .168 i is a group- of old French and Brit- on poison gases, only 2,000 tons of to «o through ,^nd Gompiete' the frauds in the 20th "Ward on the 173 United Prulf,. 136%' 436% Slst. written by her father, N. C. Maine last primary day. Manufacturing Stocks ‘ Ish war-time tanks. The discard of and for which she received $500. phosgene gas would be required,^ hearing of all witnesses so he may U S Rubber , •32% 32% ^82% “There is a likelihood that forces Yet phosgene gas, for purposes of Janies B. Leonard is the state Am Hardware ...... 72 74 the mule is still somewhat doubtful This brought about h^r ’arrest in be able to go over the evidence as U S Steel .... .'140%-‘,139%-189% of the V. F. W., will be marshalled wear is as out of date as the blun presented. After reviewing the Senator named and Peter Pacelll American iHoslery . ;. 22 __ / * * * * . 71% J-71% ; 71% but with the tank "veterans,” their Hartford Wednesday night and was the police officer. American Silver .... 25 __ doom has been decreed. behind , the bill presented by Con-' derbuss. evidence taken today he ■will render gressman U. S. Guyer of Kansas to have come, before the Hartford "There is a new gas so deadly his decision. Abe Klass, a nephew of Morris Arrow Elec pfd . . .103 106 During the maneuvers these "old police, court this morning. for a new campaign when congress that/a concentration of one part in Eller, was also named in the indict Automac Refrlg .... — 20 timers” of the battlefronts will be Mrs. Walker, it was,reported, re ment. Acme W ir e ...... 11 14 FORD C O U P E S 'C flljii started down hill and dale under re-convenes next December,” de ten million parts of air would prob clared A djutant General R. B. Han paid the barl the.$500 that was ably incapacitate a man in a min- Assault to kill, assault with a Bill Hpen com . . . , — 6 I their own- po^er and driverless. secured on, the check and also the do pfd ...... — 12 Then they will be shelled to des- dy, Jr., at national headquarters - --- 'If®- W ith this gas only 40 tons deadly weapon and kidnaping were AT^AND:t(M iGE Blgelow-Htfd com . . 90 93 i truction by their more powerful here today. fi?-, result would be necessary to make Lon- STUDENTS MAKE charges returned against Morris Veto of the Fish bill, after being that the bank does not wish to fur don a lethal chamber from the Brownstein, Martin Klass and Bud do pfd ...... 100 — successors. Bristol Brass 18 21 Two Ford coupes, one owned by passed by both the House and Sen ther prosecute the case. Mrs. Walk ground to forty feet in the air. dy Jacobson. Three others named The Latest Tank er states that the case was nolled Case, Lockwd & Bra 375 — William A. Burke , of 80.. School The new,M-l tank, the latest de ate, came a sore dissappot-tment to “A bomb filled with this poison in the Indictment were similarly by the Hartford court and that she gas, dropped in Piccadilly Circus FRENCH VILLAGE charged. Colts Firearms ____ _ 35 36 street and the ot&CT ovyjaed" by velopment of- Its class, is expected cliampions of the measure during John H. Carman of 138 Maple last session of congress. had not intended, to defraud be wpuld kill every man. woman and Collins Co ___ ... .115 . 125 to have little difficulty in putting Eagle L o c k ...... 55 ‘ 65 elreet., were i^..colllMon''at the cor-, the war-scarred tanKs out of com President Coolldge tollowed*up lieving that her father had an ac child in London on the north side count-in the Wlllimantic bank. of the River Thames. Fafnir Bearing ., . .140 — cef bfjpgk -awd C^ndge streets at mission. The new types carry a his veto of the Fish bill with ap AMERICAN TOWN Fuller Brush Class A — 21 12:30 this noon. 33 milimeter gu.i as well as a ma pointment of a special committee "Ask any expert, and he will say STRIKERS MAKE PLEA that at the present moment Lon do Class AA ... . . ^— 84 Burke was driving east on Oak chine gun on the same ball mount to investigate and make recommen Hart & Cooley ... .240 — street as Carman came ouLofJCot- fit has a crew of two, a driver and don is at the mercy of any nation, dations concerning veteran’s prefer Paris—The old town of Fontaine . TO CO. STOCKHOLDERS International Sli 135 145 •tage street, going'-sbut^ 'Both 'a gunner, Its weight is seven and ence in civil service positions. The reasonably close wliich Is evilly POLISH AVIATORS disposed enough to come and ob bleau, much beloved bjL-Napoleon, do pfd ...... 123 128 claimed they sounded their, hbrns, half, tons and its speed is a maxi committej, of which Congressman is once more transformed Into a lit Jewell Belt com ....-— 25 but this did "not pr.eyent-'t|»9 two mum of thirty miles an hour. Fish is chairman, is scheduled to literate it, and that London could be absolutely and completely ob tle American villa,ge with the ar New Bedford Conservatives Lander. Frary. & Clrk 73 75 cars coming . together. Carman Tanks used in the war dashed about hear recommendations from, the ON WAY TO AMERICA rival -of several hundred students struck the Burke car damaging the with a top speed of about seven literated.” Make An Unusual Peace Manning & Bow A . . 17 19 various veteran organizations for Lord Rayleigh, the famous scien at the American Conservatory of do Class B ...... 9 11 fender, but he was less fortunate miles an hour. The new model has a presentation to the next session of Music which i.s within the very walls Move. N B Mach pfd ...... 100 105 as he did not.stop until hfs Car had motor of 109 horsepower. ■ .1 ' (C o n tin u ed '‘firotii . Page 1) tist. also made the flesh of. the congress; ' ‘ House of Lords ci;eep. of the old chateau. The Louis X'V do com ...... 24 26 .gone across fhe road and-ehded up Among the battalions taking part In the recommendations submit wing and the Pavlllion due Titre New Bedford. Mass., Aug. 3.— against the curbing resulting in in the experiments are: First Sig tude of 1,300 feet, and making & “You must make preparations Niles, Beraent Pond . 63 68 ted by Edwin S. Bettelheim, chair speed of about 110 miles an hour for the evacu.-tion of London.” he have been set aside for study, class Appealing to the thousands of do pfd ...... 100 — both the rear and front left wheels nal Company, Fort Monmouth, N, man of the national legislative, com stockholders^ of the sixteen cotton North & Judd ...... — 35 being broken. J.; Company C. First Engineers, Its silver wings glistened in the said. "People will sayr ‘You can rooms and sleeping-quarters. mittee of the V. F. W-T eight points early'morning sunlight as it cbnfl- not evacuate London.’ But London Seventy-three women students can mill corporations in an unusual J R Mont pfd ...... — 75 Officer McQllnn investigated but Fort Humphries, Va.; Battery B, are being stressed, urging congress be accommodated in the dormitory,, do com ...... - 50 po . arrests were "made. - - -■ Sixty-first Coast Artillery, (anti dently, headgd tyestw^rd toward? will have to be evacuated. Possi and surprise peace move', leaders of \ to enact legislation similar to' the the sea on its hazardous venture. bly masses of people will flock the others have pensions in the vil the conservative element of the P ratt & W hit pf. . . . 99 — - aircraft). Fort Monroe. Va.. Provi- Fish bill as amplified by the Guyer lage which would look very much Peck, Stowe & Wilcox 18 " 21 ABERDEEN LIBRARY. HASl siongl Platoon, .^irst Armored Car Dreux is about 68 miles west of out of London. The only quesfiou 27.000 striking textile operatives measure. Paris. , i.s whether they will flock out like any college town In America if today asked the "real owners” nf Russell Mfg Co ....120 13i) NOVEL PliAN TO PREVENT Troop, Fort Myer, Va. V ■ ■ • •• the buildings were a bit more mod Seth Thom Cl com.. 30 — STEALING OF PIC'TURES Old Dobbin, however, is more tram pling on one another, or in an the 56 mill units here to “help us ’ ' OUt'OVKR SEA orderly' effective maimer. ern In appearance. take down the reductior notices do pfd ...... ; 26 __ fortunate than its long-eared cous Smyth Mfg Co. new. — 105 Aberdeen.—The people, of Aber in. They will be used as mounts for Lorient, France, Aug., 3.—The "The principal buildings shouin At the cocktail hour the streets and we will face the future to Stand Screw ...... 105 115 deen are so fond of art' for art’s the calvary during the sham-bat STUDY PESTS TO Polish flyers Major Louis Idzikow- be made ga.s-proof. and meons are gay with bright sweaters, and gether,” according to an exclusive ski and Major Casimir Kubal.i might be devised of sucking ilie article in the New Bedford Evening Stanley Wrks co ■ , . 57 60 sake that the authorities of a pub tles while other branches of the blazers and one hears little but lic library here have had to.obltt-. were reported out over the Atlan gas away through the sewers of American chatter. Several of the Times this afternoon. Taylor & Penn .....125 — service will use armored cars. Torrlngton .... ___ no 1T5 erate nude pictures from, periodi SAVE PEACH CROP tic at -8:10 a. m.. '(locaJ tim e) by London.” prominent cafes h.tve, installed The appeal, sent to each Indlv.- Loading and unloading of person Underwood-El Fish . , 69 71 cals to prevent'them being torn out Loading and unloading of per- the Lorient wireless station. large soda fountains', American dual stockholder, was signed by Union Mfg ...... 16 n - 20 and taken home. . sonel and material by day and The naval prefecture announced style, and have been doing a rush oflicers of the textile council and PADDOCK UHA.N’GES MIND U S Envelope pf . .. . 120 — And the people, of Aberdeen -have night is a feature on the progr-xm that the coastal vessel Penguin no ing business.these .liot days. stated that: Raleigh. N. C.— An ; ttem pt now ticed a white airplane about 600 do com ...... 240 280 consequently protested. : Thiey ‘odhi-. the Mechanized Force is noted for is being made to eradicate the Amsterdam, ' Aug. 3.-^Charley Evep the swans in,-the lovely little 1. —The stockhblderr shouldWhitlock Coil Pipe ------21 plain that certain nude pictures speed in movement. ' feet In the air sixty miles north make common cause with the strange disease which is menacing v/est of Lorient. This was believed Paddbek indicated today that he lakes \yhich surround the' palace are the late Charles Sima haveLbeeh so the huge peach industry- of the to be the Poles’ plane. might be suffering a change of of Apiericari -nationailty, at. least, workers against the mih oflBcials. stam ped' over w ith ; th e Official.'Li CaroHnas and Georgia. heart on his declaration, after be the students claim them. Inasmuch who were accused- of "lack of brary stam p t h a t .none'' can. study TELEPHOTO MOVIES Dr. John G. Dunegan, plant ing shut out in his semi final heal as they provided the new ones whfen courage and occasional down-right ABOUT TOWN the pictures—for art’s saice; paT-hoJogist of tlig'' U. S. Govern of the Olympic 200-metre dash, the old swans died. Incompetence.” •‘It is merely a precautionary ment, is now studying the-disease WORK TO GO VVE$T that he was through, with the run 2. The stockholders have lost Automobiles will leave the Naz- measure.” _ an official explained. $68,000,000 by depreciation of arene church at 1 o'clock tomorrow •^‘The kind of illustrations staim'ped Chicago.-^The first telephoto in the famous Sandhill peach grow ning game. Charley said today, in Many Americans who knew the ing section or- this state. Washington, Aug. 3.—Satisfied agreeing to run on an American re their Investment, in the par:' five for Crystal lake, To transport any are Just the variety thpt fs .torn movie was transmitted from here t-a that the Rdpubllcan national head celebrated amusement hall, "Maeic years. of the church people who will be New York. It was developed and In some sections, accoiding" to lay team in Paris after the Olym City, will be sad to learn that it out when , the attendants bsekis ,aTeV repprts, the crop has been dam’a'ged quarters is now organized to swing pic games, that running was his fa 3. —-The wage cut of ten per centunable- to go by bus in the morn turned. -• - . > ready to show on the screen in the into the fall campaign at full speed. ^ists no more. What was former ing when the Sunday school schol big tow'll 95 m inutes after it had 75 per cent by the bacterlosis. The vorite amusement and that he found ly a great enclosure with all that was not the real issue but merely National Chairman Hubert Work it difficult to give if up altogether. the "last straw”, and that it would ars leave for their annual picnic. .. ' TH*>H»TH BKAS0N been taken. The cost of transmis plant spoei'alist w’as obtalnei' thru today closed his desk and started stood for fun. scenic railways larae 1 ^ the efforts of North (Carolina Sena- He added, however, that he felt he dancing floors and booths.^ of ,aii accepted had the work- sion was $10 a foot. out to find what the west holds in Miss Dorothy Norris of 135 Sum HJLIJSIDBINN tors'and Representatives. was through with competition of a kinds, is now nothing but, a great ers any conflderfee that the money In Rpitoh pn Slate IRuid to - store for the Hoover-Curtls ticket'. serious nature. would have been wisely e.xpended mit street left this morning for yawning pit in which French work NeiV York City where she will meet Wiiliniaiitic. ' men are preparing the foundations in the restoration of the industry. CHOI*. RKKF a n d CHICiCiaK: of fine new buildings. 4. Inside cliques of stockholders her aunt, Mrs.,AT E. Fitkis,'who . / DINNERS were accused of milking, the treas will accompany her to Minneapolis ASc HH.Op lilL0 6 ‘< Speaking of Biimper Crops Magic City came into existence for.a ten days stay.. NE|f SUITS twenty years ago and was a- repro ury dry by organizing, themselves A Ih Carte Service,.;; 'f. duction on a smaller scale -of Lbb- Into selling houses, fortunes lost Telephone Manrhester through Unwise buying oi > -oUon, NATIONALISTS RECOGNIZED A new shipment of models i''...i>{07HERONE OF' don’s White City. At one time ft Rome, Aug. 3—The Vatican to was fixed up for a boxing ring, for sons and cousins of mill olftHals that we can sell at W THOSE CROPS that's promoted over the beads of m<*re day recognized the new Natlonailst m a series of expositions, given • by. government of China. faster TO RAISE Jack Johnston who was then pre competent workers, equipment al lowed to run down and become Pope Plus XI sent a-message to ^D A N C IN G ^S market/ paring for an engagement with the apostolic delegate .in China, giv Max Bombardier Wells in London. obsolete and that methods of 1890 EVERY. SATURDAY E’YG $22.50 and up have been used in place of those of ing notice of recognition and stating 192’8. that the Vatican ‘'is first to treat LAKESIDE GASlItO ^ The style and quality are The International Foyer for S'itt- China with perfect equality.’’ The Jdoiith (hVenfry ' equal to much higher priced dents in the Boulevard St. Mlcbel, message conveyed wishes for- last merchandise. which is presented over a lively ing peace In.China and fulfilment of Music^by l*ecrless> Ordieatra. ///„ American woman from the south, SEN.:VARE’S CONDITION the hew government’s aspirations^’ has a youDig Turkish student amtm'g These hot, hum^d days are " 4 - the penslonnaires. She reads hier the times when swimming is Koran faithfully and at cert^ REMAINS UNCHANGED hours feels that-she woiij^ lik ^o just about 0. K. ■J ■ .v,
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<4^ V h - TOUR ' MANCHESTER (CONN,) EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST S, 1928. » .4 ifrP"- ■ ■■■ ■ New York state line, macadam pared with the oil motor. They completed, railing uncompleted. aim at the construction of an air CIGAREHES LOSING Route No. 130. Woodbury- SILENTPLANES ship which will be driven upwards Watertown road, uptown bridge is by rockets exploding In the direc CONDITION OF under reconstruction. Traffic may tion of the earth, and driven for CASTE IN ENGLAND; use concrete without detours. 3 0 M ILK UP TO ward by rockets exploding back Route No. 132.— Cornwall Hol wards. STATE ROADS low Roa ., Cornwall to So. Canaan “ An air vehicle of this descrip “MANLY PIPE” WINS is under construction. Traffic open GO 2 ,0 0 0 M. P. H. tion will be able to fly in the great at all times, short detcur around est heights without having to take London— Cigarettes are dethron one bridge. any consideration of atmospheric FRIDAY AUG. 3. ed in London, because they are Route No. 133.— Hartland Hol or weather conditions, and as It deemed effeminateT The “ manly”' Road conditions and detours in low Bridge is under construction, - London.— Silent airplanes, fiylng will not have to overcome any , air pipe has superseded them and re the state of Connecticut made short detour around bridge. thirty miles above the'ground and resistance to speak of, it will turned to its old-time popularity. necessary by highway construction, Route No. 134.— Kent-New Mil capable of a speed of 2,000 miles achieve a speed, which will make To find this out, one has only to repairs and oiling announced by ford road, shoulders being oiled. an hour, are visualized by a writer a flight from Benin to New York spend ten minutes In the fashion the State Highway Department as Route No. 135.— North Branford in the London "Referee,” who a matter of a, few hoursi AH able area of T-ndon between Bond of August 1st, are as follows: — Guilford road is under construc claims to have particulars of ex noise, moreover, will be practical street and Saville street. Route No. 1— Old Lyme, East tion. Passable except when asphalt periments with a new type of air ly eliminated, as there will be no The young men, who, twelve is being applied. craft which are to be carried out air waves to serve as medium for months ago, wer drawing clouds Lyme and Waterford, five miles un shortly in Germany. sound-waves,” der construction. One-way traffic in Route No. 13 6.— New Pairfield- of smoke through long and wlerd- Waterford where concrete pave Sherman road, steam shovel grad , 'The new invention, which the colored clgarettes-holders, are now Press the Pedal and oil youv ment is being laid; thru traffic ad ing and macadam construction un writer declares will revolutionize COMPLETE SKELETON to be seen puffing at a scarcely- vised to take route 333 from Old der way. Short delays probable. aviation, and mhke possible a seasoned briar, and, to boot, ap Lyme to Jordan’s Village. Route No. 141.— Bridge over lit trans-Atlantic flight between Eu pearing to enjoy it. Motor cars of high price, such as the are automatically oiled, inrinding all rope and America in the dncredible “ It is probably due to the f.act Branford - Boston Post Road tle River o . l the. Scotland-Canter- OF ANCIENT HUMAN Rolls Royce, prize Bijur centralized shoulder oiling for 7 miles. bury road is under construction. space of ninety minutes, is stated that the Prince of "Wales hardlv spring shackles. ' Orange-Milford ■ Pike, shoulder While the old bridge is In use, to be based on the principles of ever smokes anything but a pipe, chassis lubrication as an invaluable oiling for 2 miles. traffic from the west Is warned to the “ rocket car,” which attained a BROUGHT TO U. OF C. explain the leading fashionable to bacconists. feature. Bother and expense of service sta Branford-No. Branford road is be careful in approaching this speed of 480 miles an hour in a recent test. “ And also, practically every tion lubrication are eliminated. being oiled for one mile. bridge which is located at the foot Chicago.— ^What is possibly the of a steep grade. The experiments, the writer young woman nowadays smokes ci Nash, at moderate price, has it as Route No. 3— Waterbury-Mid- states, will be carried out by Herr first complete skeleton of ancient garettes constantly and openly. The dlebury road and Sunnyside avenue Scotland-Plainfield road, shoul Wilhelm Raabe, a German pilot, man to be found in North Africa result is that young men are begin ^Wndard equipment on all ’*400’* Wear at vital chassis points is avoided. under construction. ders being oiled. who intends to drive an airship fit was brought to this city by Paul ning to look upon cigarette smoking Waterbury-Milldale, Southington Route No. 147.— Seymour-Blad- ted with "rockets” similar to those Nesbit, twenty-four-year-old gra.i- as effeminate and have returned to Advanced Six Models. Mountain is under construction. den river bridge is under construc- which piloted the German mystery uate of the Uhiversity of Chicago. a pipe as a man’s exclusive privi Annoying squeaks and groans are Shoulders not complete. ^tion. No. delay. car on, its record-breaking trip. Nesbit has been in North Africa lege. Bijur operation is simplicity itself— Ridgefield-Danbury road, con Route No. 150.— Lyme and East stopped before they start. Revolutionize the Air as head of the Logan-Beloit expedi “ ■Women play a part in another ■; and it is invariably efficient regard crete- construction under way. One- Haddam, Hambury— No. Plains “ There,can be no question,” the tion. way. Many of them prefer to see ■way , traffic with telephone control. road is under construction. No de Referee states, “ that the rocket The skeleton, found in strata men with pipes rather than cigar less of changes in temperature. The world has a new andfiner motor Southington— Main street, shoul lay to traffic. car will revolutionize aviation, and that is dated about 30,000 years ettes, and don’t hesitate tp say so. ders pilinj. Route No. 153.— Salem, Nor ago, will be studied by the univer car, with features oL excellence although popular imagination may ^ “ To meet the new demand for There’s a lever conveniently placed Route No. 4.— Salisbury-Great wich and Hadlyme road is being boggle at the idea of flying thir sity faculty, and is expected to be pipes special design's are being hitherto found only on very costly ii^rrington road is under construc oiled. ty miles above the ground, the of great scientific importance in manufactured which Pan be smok for your left toe at the floor board. tion, Short detour around small Route No. 154.— Washington- German inventors are confident determining questions relating to ed in doors. One of these, a very cars. Bijur Centralized Chassis Lubri bridge. the origin of man. Woodbury road, macadam and that their ‘wonder plane’ will be as srnall pipe holding enough for five Simply depress it once and 21 points Sharon-Lakeville road is under bridge construction under way. safe as the present-day mode of Among other discoveries by the ^minutes’ smoke, has been designed cation is one o f them. v construction. Short detour. Route No. 16 6.— Crystal Lake fiying. expedition, is an “escarogotiere.” ifor dances. Route No. U. S. 5— Wallingford road, towns of Rockville and “Air resistance in those heights This is a mound 400 feet in length “ Pipes with long stems are the i—No. Colony street. Open to traffic, Ellington are under construction. which have never been reached by and practically 300 feet wide, vary most popular. They are cooler shoulders incomplete. Somewhat rough, no detours. human beings so' far, is so small ing in depth from five to twelve and prevent smoke getting into the Meriden— No. Colony street is Route No. 179.— Preston, the that it will hardly play any part feet, built entirely of the shells of eyes.” under’ construction. No delay. road from Poquetanuck to Brew at all. Consequently, it will be snails on which prehistoric man RjjlQ^ No. U. S. 6— Brooklyn- ster’s Neck is under construction, possible to achieve far higher lived. In addition to the shells sev An airplane trip to Venus would Danledson road in the towns of open to traffic except where bridges speeds than in. the lower strata of eral ostrich eggs were found, some cost $1,400,000,000 according to a of which were engraved. ' scientists calculation. But there NAS H 400 Killing^ly and Brooklyn under con- are being constructed. atmosphere. struhtion. Detour posted. Traffic “ To combat the risk of life en Prior to the discovery of the an are places right here in the United Route No. 180.— Bethel-Redding cient skeleton, the expedition work OTHER IMPORTANT FEATURES —NO OTHER CAR HAS THEM ALL regullited by flagmen. road, steam shovel grading under countered in high rarified air, the States where you can spend that ed in the neighborhood of Mechta- much on a vacation. Dahlelson-So. Killingly road Is way. No detours. new airplane will be hermetically Twin-Ignition motor 7-bearing crankshaft World’s One-piece sealed, and made air-proof and EI-Arbi, finding several incomplete und^r constructiflfh, open to trafllc. Route No. 310.— Bantam-Morris skeletons. {hollow crankcron' pins} easiest Steering Salon fenders Killingly-R. I. road, shoulders road is under construction. No de pressure-proof. It will be heated Houdaille and Love joy j . . tours. so that normal conditions pre New double being oiled for 3 miles. HERE IT IS shock absorbers Qear vision Pf^/ret-Murdock road, shoul- Route No. 325.— Prospect-Ches- vail inside the cabin. WORLD’S OLDEST COUPLE drop frame Exterior metalware “ To enable fiying through rari IN SERBIAN TOWN ARB { exclusive Nash mounting) front pillar p o ^ derarielng oiled. hire road, short detour over coun chrome plated over fied atmosphere, a vehicle is want BOTH OVER CENTURY At Manchester Green Salon Bodies Roti-te No. U. S. 7— Danbury-New try road around shovel work in Bohnalite aluminum nickel Milfwd road, three steam shovels rock cut. ed which will not be based on the Nash-Special Py^ga kite-principle, and not on any aero 6 large rooms. gradwg in highway, and concrete Route Belgrade.— What is probably the pistons Torsional vibration bumpers and No. 333.— Old Lynie- dynamic principle. It is necessary Large lot. cons^uction with one-way traffic Blackball road is being oiled. oldest couple in the world have {Invar Struts) damper Short taming^ radius bumperettes ,. Route that the machine should be able to just been discovered in a small Large reception hall. with ■•telephone control at several No. 337.— Milford-New dO'without air support altogether placeb. Haven Avenue, concrete under con Serbian village, Verbitza, near Living room 12.v25. that it should rise and go forward Aranjolvatz. The husband, Dimitije ^5^^® S — Torrington- struction. Short detour posted with its own independent powers. Fireplace with tile hearth. Tho^mston, Castle. Bridge Is under around city block. Fillipovitch, 110 years old, has This problem has been solved by, been married since the age of eight Hot water heat. construction. Traffic should proceed ^ New Haven-Woodmont road, the rocket motor. with*;caution on account of grade Concrete road under construction. to Jlvana, age 107. They live hap Tiled bathroom with built-in fix “ The forward movement of a pily in a little house, apparently tures. MADDEN BROTHERS cros^ g . Short one-way traffic.- Traffic controlled by tra"fic men. motor vehicle until now was based MAIN STREET AND DRAINARD pLACE T.lm'maston i*- Tor.'iagton road, extremely pleased after long, happy Master bedroom, size 12x23. West Haven-Beach street and upon a motor power driving wheels years.* together. shoalders being oiled for 2 miles. First avenue under construction. which had to overcome friction Both are teetotallers at the pres This is a fine home and must be Route No. 10.— Haddam road is Short detour in force around city resistance of the earth. The rock seen to be appreciated. ent time, although during a few under, construction from Higganum block, when ashphalt is being ap et car which has been successfully Price ver.v reasonable. __^to East Haddam Brid,^e. One-half plied. tested is worked on an entirely years they drank light wine. different principle. Dlmitijie tells interesting facts For appointment, Phone 74. mile'detour at Higganum, with No Route Nunibci’.s of past* events. His wife is less ^one-w.ay traffic^ whe■rJe.,^pavement is Ansonia-North street is under Driven Backward \bein^-Jald. ' ' construction. No delay to traffic. “ It is driven by the. backward talkative and has great horror of W. Harry England push of exploding rockets. The camera men. On the occasion of Herald Advertising Pays \ Wethersfield, Middletown __ Beacon Falls-Pines bridge under their recent anniversarj day, it construction. Traffic not affected. German engineers who are at pres Wethersfield road is being oiled for was almost impossible to mak her one-half mile. Bloomfleld-Hall Boulevard is be ent engaged In its construction ing oiled.* have greater ambitions than to consent to a little photograph. Bloomfield-Granby road is under “ You have come around just constr-uction, but open to traffic. Branford-No. Branford road is cre'ate a new car, which develop being oiled for one mile.* enormous speed but which will ninety years too late.” she argued, .Yi iniic. tijag Route No. 12.— Grosvenorddle— have many disadvantages as com "you would* have taken a pretty Nort^Grosvenordale road is under Clinton-Westbrook, Clinton __ woman then.” cons^ction, detour posted and Deep River road is under construc section of one-way traffic regulated tion for 1 1-2 miles. nnounctng by telephone. Easton-Monroe road is under Norwich-Putnam road at Atta- construction, rains*have made sub- waugan is under construction. pade impassable. Local traffic us Trafific over section of this road be ing detour. ing ^etgulated by telephone. Enfield, Scitico— Broad Brook DON’T FORGET THE Thompson-Webster road, shoul road, is under construction, but ders being oiled. open to traffic. Route No. 3 2.— Norwich-Groton Mansfield Center— Warrenville MACHEU. MOTOR SALES J’oad^/bridge over Poquetanuck road is under construction, open to Cove,- is under construction. Ap traffic. Introductory Offer 22-24 Maple Street proaches to structure are being Middletown-Durhain road, grad graded, motorists warned to drive ing on Cherry Hill. ------OF- carefully through this work. Granby, Salmon Brook street IS NpfWlch-Groton road from Nor- under construction, but open to wich»„\Clty line to Brewsters Neck traffic. is Under construction, open to Preston. Preston City road is be traffic. ing oiled for 2 miles. ' as Authorized Hupmohile Dealer Route No. 101.— Windham-Willi- Sharon-Millerton ■ road is under mantic road is being oiled for a construction. Short detour. mile;. . South Canaan-Huntsville road, Route No| 102.— Salem, Hart bridge approaches being made. Offering the Hupmohile ford-New London road, shoulders Sterling-Bridge under construc tion at Sterling Village. Detour ‘The Paris^ being oiled for 4 miles. CLEANERS AND DYERS Route No. 104.— Glastonhury- posted. GlastOnbury-Portland road is un Redding-Georgetown road, con der Construction, open to traffic struction work started, no detours one-way. necessary. Route _ No. ' 109. — Mansfield, Woodbridge-Racebrook road is Phoenixville ro-ad is under con-, under construction. No delav to strue^ion, detour posted from War- traffic. renville to Ashford. This road near Wethersfleld-Jordan Lane is un 2 Plain Garments ly -' r.-'-’ saablo to traffic. der construction, but traffic is not ' , -V , Coventry - Mansfield delayed. Depot ' 1 closed, traffic may go Windsor Locks-Suffield. East over-'r '^tate road through So. Main street is under construction, Coventr. traffic may take good road through Cleaned For Route 11.— Portland Cobalt Suffleld Center. EIGHT & SIX road is construction, short Woodstock-Mass. Route, shoul- onp--vf*ay i 1C on Portland Plains. ders being oiled for ^ miles. Route '*0 . 113.— Thomaston- T> • h e addition of this "‘ ^l road is under construction, .50 New and impressive beauty, •ur east of Terryville posted. strong company to the ^ Concrete being poured, one-way WEATHER MEN PLAN T new and brilliant qualities traffic. ranks ofHupmobile dealers, of performance now sur- Route No. 114.— North Branford and North Haven. Concrete road is TO MAKE OCEAN SAFER reflects the high caliber of roimd the entire Hupmo under construction. One-way traffic controlled by traffic men. business men now being bile Century line whether Route No. 118.— Hamden-Whit- FOR ATLANTIC FLIERS Standard Policy ney Avenue, shoulders being oiled attracted to Hupmobile by the phenom your choice falls on the striking new for 2 miles. Any Garment Cleaned Route No. 120 and 147— Wood- Paris— Weathermen of eight na enal success of the neW Hupmobile Hupmobile Century Six and Eight or bridge-Seymour. Concrete road is tions in conference here took steps under construction. Traffic con to protect trans-Atlantic fliers from Century Eight and Six. the equally luxurious Century 125 trolled by traffic men. the fatal whims of the elements. $1.00 On the proposition of Dr. Chas Eight— a car that has consistently led Route No. 121. — Salisbury- For 20 years the name Hupmobile has Canaan-Salisbury road is under Frederick Marvin, chief of the all straight-eights in sales iince first construction. One-way traffic. United States Weather Bureau, been identified in the public mind Route No. 122. — Newtown- they agreed to cooperate in cem This special offer noted above only good announced. ■ ' Bridgeport road, concrete construc tralizing reports and forecast so with the^ highest manufacturing ideals tion .tinder way. One-way traffic that aviators would have the most untn Saturday night. Actnowl with telephone control. complete knowledge of meteoro in the automobile industry. W e cordially invite the pubUc to visit logical conditions along the entire Route No. 123.— Foot of Bunker route before hopping off. / our new dealer’s show room and ^inspect Hill to Cornwall Bridge, resurfac t General Delcambre, chief of the ing complete. Shoulders and guard French weather bureau spoke in Hours 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. N ow to this prestige o f engineering and the new Hupmobile Century line now raid mot finished. Traffic open at all times. support of Dr. Martin. ‘‘Most manufacturing skill, is added the pres aviators possess but a rudimentary embracing more than fifty distin Camton-Collinsville, Nepaug road knowledge of meteorology* and tige of the Century's greatest advance is ufxder construction. Detour es- too often they take it upon them guished standard and custom-equipped tabligged. Traffic should proceed selves to investigate conditions, at in imusual and distinctive body styles. models on three different wheelbases. with-.caution over detour. the risk of compromising the func Roirt'e No. 125.— Roxbury-South- tioning of legitimate weather ser bury-road is being oiled for one vice,” he said. PARIS DYERS mile.;. . . Other countries represented were 127.— Kent-Macedonia Germany, England, Denmark, Nor H u p p M o t o r C a r C o r p o r a t i o n road,.r;^acadam construction under way, Sweden and Portugal. w ay.;«6 detour. Roij?:te No. 128— Litchfield-Ban Americans, per capita, are 96 Dett^oit, Michigan tam ^ ad is under construction. cents poorer this year than th6y, I One traffic. were last, the treasury tells us. If .517 M AIN ST., SOOTH MANCHESTER Waehihgton-Litchfield road Is be we could find the person who got ing oiled for 1-2 mile. our 96 cents, we’d gladly send Route N o.'128.— Gaylordsville to him the other four. ’-v'i Y
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» ' ■ j v ■ . • " ■ I-XIII' 1 I" Edna Ferber, Karl Sanburg, Peter re-bullding, the overnment, ■ whiqh -f,- , ■ -■ Boston Mammoth Station CHICAGO UBRARY HAS B. Kyne, Rex Beach, Harold Betl Although the increase is due to t'#h years killed'or ihjaredl8hd'vr> Appropriates' jTS/OQ.Ofa. Vtd the larger number of occupants of Wright and Zane Gray. maintain a press, for- the, prihting ed the^ only decrease '' over 1927." The section of the Chicago Pub automobiles who - figure in acri- The tqial number o f 65 R^f thVWast? wteg Of^tlia ample proportions of the facilities deaths were those of children. Dur possession of Major Andrew .Holt,' old North 5tatl6nt.,td thaka way for embossed in Braille— the special Interest. It is difficult to find don, obtains Its name ' from4^sev,en Bafety Cptin'cli* ^*^d the Boston boon to be made available, are giv script for blind readers— in the ing June, 1928, 545 persons ivere a wealthy Canadian, who is.,engag- the four-story baggage, mall and any occupation which blind men Ahto'mobile'Gljiih, show that an ed in the cinema industry here. express building, and the way has en to commuters, who have been Chicago public library are for pleas and women have not entered. old elm trees which grew on Pa'ge average of 12 persons per day were killed or Injured by motor cars a somewhat destricted during ^he ure reading. Among the., jnost Green, Tottenham. The original. decided increase over the figure of The plane, which is reputed, to been cleared for the Million Dollar After the war, when the Braille injured or killed during that peri have cost 2100,000 is a gi«mt.F0k- early stages of construction, with popular ones are “ Captain Blood.” system of raised symbols was; od in Boston../ 385, recorded for June, 1927. Tho^pu^hfare which will provide a trees have long since disappeared The number' of occupants figur ker. Ht is equipped with aMaste- direct artery from Park Squafe to the opening of the new concourse “ Scaramouche,” “ Tbe Count of adopted over the world for the I and forty-two years ago seven'sis and the main entrance of the New Monte Crlsto,” “ The Music' Mas The report'shows a higher aver ing in accidents took a jump from fully. furnished bedroom and draw the North Station. first time, books in other systems j ters named Hibbert planted seven age of automQbile fatalities than ing room, the latter fitted; with North Station. ter;” “ Stella Dallas,” “ The Royal for the blind were largely discard- i the 1927 figure of 548 to 851 this The new North Station has al young elm trees to-continue,, the that'recorded .for 1927 when the year, while the number of children comfortable armchairs 'and desk ready begun to take form to the Though structurally complete the Road to Romance” and works by ed throughout this country. In 1 association. * ' concourse and the new waiting average, was 10 persons per day. between the ages of five and four- at which the owner can work ■ while thousands of persons who pass in the air. through it dally. The first phase room are still without finished has been completed and will be floors, walls and ceilings. Marble ready for formal opening early in work and other sidewalk finish is Till Noon the fall, it was stated. The Colis now being set, but it was stated, eum above it will be finished the final plastering and furnishing must Special await the roofing of the new Coli first part of November. HARTFORD $1,000,000 Thoroughfare seum over the station. HARTFORD To make possible the new Mil Great Coliseum 3 3 B E H E O ™ \11 Hu f>] .WA: Kia«] 'j a; lion Dollar Thoroughfare, 92 feet The Coliseum steel work has ris Ria y NI6HTS wide, the Boston and Maine has en to an impressive .height over been taking up tracks and razing nearly half the grear seating ca most of its freight houses in the pacity which will accommodate Minot street area. The new artery more than 18,000 persons at one will give direct access between the time at sporting and other events North Station and the adjacent to be staged under the manage business district, and the Back Bay, ment of the Boston Madison Square Cambridge and other sections. Garden. In order to clear the w'ay for the Establishment of the North Sta construction of the new roadway, it tion group, already representing a was necessary t^o demolish the west major transformation of the long wing of the old North station. established character of the North The old Boston and Lowell station. End has now extended its Influence Which has served as temporary as far west as Leverett street and Occasional Boudok* headquarters .of the North Station the Charles River dam and well in during the construction period, will to the Charles River itself. The Tables also be razed when tbe new bag Minot street yards became a thing Chairs gage unit is . put' into use. The of the past as a freight loading P i thoroughfare wilf 'occupy all of the area. For years their ground present 40-foot Wide Nashua street area was extended by trestles $ 9 . 9 5 and a strip 52 feet wide relinquish thrust into the river. Choice of Black or Green ed by the Boston and Maine, will As part of the Mijllon Dollar decorated metal occasional take all of the site of the west wing tables! Only 1 to a cus Thoroughfare “ clean-up” the trest tomer! Choice of beautiful covers Ih and a large section of the Boston les are being removed, with its hun colorful designs! Come early and Lowell unit. dreds of great piles and thousands for this value! Consideration is being given to of heavy planks and bearing beams. the construction of a large modern Before long this will have been hotel on part of the'site that will be cleared to the shore line, and the Boston and Lowell station to com drawbridge, in mid-river with 100 plete the New North Station group. COMPLETE feet of trestle north of it, will in Progress on the New North Sta- REDUCED PRICES turn be pulled out. Beautiful complete outfits, including all necessary appointments for the colorful and PHANTOM PLANE SEE EVOLUTION charming room—yet at a most decided saving in price! Special groupings of quality pieces— 3 N arranged especially for charm—comfort and . IN UNIVERSITIES. ‘ convenience—many pieces added to suites TRIAL FLIGHTS AND COLLEGES already considerably marked down in price! * i'»h ' -VT" ■■‘I ’-' . ' ■ , ■,
Paris.— Now comes the pilotless Chicago — Evidence that collrgc plane— the “ phantom ship” of the and university teaching is under air.v'Kie pilotless plane has had its going a period of evolution which tests and'^proved successful. will vastly increase its effectiveness The'phantom flyer is due to ten wa.s 1 resented at tne rneetin.v ot the years effort on the part of Major Institute for Administrative Ofrtccrs M Max Boucher and Engineer Raoul of Institutions of Higner Learning Bernady and is based somewhat on by Professor F. W. Reeves of the the same principle as the auto University of Kentucky, who re matic gear shift in automobiles. ported on the results of a tour of The plane used for experiment i.s eighty-seven colleges which he has a Breguet “ 19” fitted with a Re recently completed. nault 300 horsepower motor. Most widespread Improvements A Beautiful Complete Living Roomi Outfit A group of motors, electrically are the organization of survey and controlled, guide the ship either “ honor” courses, group criticisms Radiant in color-Zgorgeous pieces The Divan— Winer Chair and up or down or from left to right. of the efficiency of teachers by -r-each harmonizing to^.gwe. a well Too much list to the left and auto students and alumni, separation of balanced interior! This outfit should matically a motor actuates the ail classes according to ability, and erons stabilizing the plane. realization of the “opportunity and compel your immediate ^ attention as Lamp and Shade— End Table—; To leave the ground TArheels are not compulsion” theory by student- the price is far below the usual sell Gateleg Table— 2 Book Ends— placed under the tall. After a short faculty cooperative research. ing price— and each piece is quality run the speed’ oT the motor controls WEEKLY Table Scarf— Foot Stool and 2 the planes and the ship leaves the Fruitful Reseai'ch built! Fancy Pillows in choice of colors! ground the wheels under the tail “ The results of years of fruitful being left behind. research in the elementary and sec ■When the plane is ready to land ondary schools have made available ■' Open All Day a bqtton Is pushed and the motor valuable techniques of investiga at once slows down and a long lyire tions, many of which are being ap Saturday Till 9 P. M. is automatically dropped from the plied to the problems of higher bottom of the fuselage. learning,” said Professor Reeves. Once this wire touches the On the one hand we have such ground a contact is made which teaching methods, and on the other controls the position of the plane. the lifting of all requirements on The nearer the plane approaches able students, so that they may the ground the shorter the wire be carry forward their work on their comes and consequently the plane own initiative, with a comprehen straightens out for a landing. sive examination in whatever field Once the plane touches ground they are most interested, at the end the motor is autonifttically shut off of two years. and brakes are applied stopping “ Particularly interesting have the ship in a restricted space. been experiments at the University Major Boucher says that It is of Chicago, as exemplified by the only a matter of a few months be classes of-Professor 'W. C. Bowers, fore he can apply wireless to his In Religious Education. Here the plane and then he Intends to fol classes are allowed to define their low behind his “ phantom ship" in own problems at the beginning of another plane guiding all Us the course, and the members and movements. the teacher work out these prob “ After that, says the Major, “ it lems individually and in commit r ' 1 remains to install a special switch tees, and at the end of the term, board whereby an entire fleet of have not only acquired a great planes may be manoeuvred by one deal of Information and acquired a operator even at a distance of technique of work but have made a many miles.” definite addition to the construc Major Boucher’s plane was test tive work gping forward in that ed under the auspices of the field.” French Army and all trials have In the afternoon session Dean R. been pronounced satisfactory by E. RIenow of the State University the Army^, Aviation Technical fServ- of lawo, scored the disciplinary Charming 8-Piece Bedroom 0tii:fit Ice. methods prevalent in American colleges. This is the most charming and color Your choice'of aipr' 3‘ pieces—-the “ Marriage is a constant menace Value of Discipline ful Bedroom Outfit ever arranged— Bed— Dresser— Vanity or. Chest of for the young American man,” “ In order to maintain enough or and yet the,price,is amazingly low! says Georgette Leblanc, first wife der so that student conduct will not Drawers! The Boudoir, Chair is cov of Maurice Maeterlinck, writing In bother us too much, we find our The 3-pc. Bedroom Suite is beautifully ered with cretonne in ,a4 colorful de- ‘L’Intransigeant.’ selves functioning in outworn con designed and finished in walnut of fine 1139 s i ^ ! The Vanity Bench matches the “ It Is like a sharp sword sus ventions of discipline," he said. color! The extra pieces harmonize in suite ! Cedar Chest—^Boudoir Lamp and pended over the head of every “ ■We regard students objectively, color and quality! $1.50 WEEKLY young man of marriageable age. By treat them in mass fashion, and Shade included in thiV complete outfit! the slightest movement he is lost. when they do< something which we “ Of course there Is the possibil disapprove of, punish them with ■‘’"iiiiiii™'* ity of a divorce, but that is for the the standard discipline of suspen older, hardened ones. Few good sion or expulsion. Americans will leave their young “ Though intimacy between stu wives and babies without a good dent and deans is no longer cus living assured them.” tomary, because of the amazing Madame Leblanc admires the growth of our colleges during the hardworking American husband last twenty-five years, we should who very often loses his health for bend every effort toward individual his family and finds that their tem treatment of individual cases. In perament and characteristics are sofar as it is possible we should Graybar the exact reverse of those of young allow them to discipline themselves. American' women. She Is referring And reformation rather than pun Iron : to the great middle class. ishment, of course, should be the Day! B ed "Fortunately,” she adds, “ for| order of the day. 'Floor Lamp the others— there Is Paris.” "The United States Is dedicated X $ 1 .9 5 $ L 5 ^ ^ to a program of extensive college $ 5 .9 5 Ope,ns 'ta'a 'fiiir:size bed INSECT FIRE BRIGADE education; but the colleges are ne Beautiful silk Shade, in ... A full firlb. - guaran ' g ld te '' aprlfig/ . couch Paris.— A woman naturalist re glecting to instill the students with gorgeous colors—the base teed Graybar ■ Irani 'wlth^’ a colorful Buttress— ports‘ the discovery that ants have social responsiveness.' Why need Sewing Machine Is handsomely designed! Coqanlete with cord and cretbnhe. covered! Special fire brigades. She placed a lighted America have so overwhelming a Come early 1 qt^ul Come earlyl. . valuki . , taper’ oil, an ant-hill. Promptly'the crime situation if its college men little firefighters appeared and ex and women are trained in self-re tinguished ‘ it by squirting liquid straint, social responsiveness and ^ 3 9 = formic acid Jtrom their Jaws. leadership?” Guaranteed by Graybar and Experiments to produce syn Among the contributions to the us I Complete with all.- attach thetic milk are being carried on by Republican campaign fund the ments! Portable and made to tbe several eastern scientists. They other day were two flft.v-ceni high standard! of Graybar! might ask some of the farmers how pieces. People are beginning to .they, mix ^t^rs. take their politics too seriously. ::-vy ‘ I.
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'V-* READ 1- ■ M The,price.preceding each item in this ad- '('ft*. »7!rf:r‘ ■i r‘- ■fi vertiisement is bas^d on our original or ■ ‘ .?♦ t • X -t . Remember-Hevery item in our-^reat $260y000- {ormer selling price and is guaranteed to stock is now on sale at sensational price red«e-„ be exactly as advertised or represented \ tions and .liberal ^Credit tennsr ’ Not one itemi t 'J-'r' '.if' by our salespeople or money refunded. t ”, \^* .’■ .y'* Si-' is held back‘-« p a ^ pem ltd a few of the many startling, barsrakw,,^ Sat- urday.E ntire stock without reS0rVe--on sale. 'X‘ I . 'v.* BED SPRINGS '9 O’CLOCK SPECIAL FREE—FREE ' iA Sensational Sale of DAY BEDS .3 Promptly at 9 o’clock we SATURDAY SPECIAL place on sale 150 regular For Saturday Only" GAS RANGES— COM* ’^One lot of Walnut'Finish. $9.00 Guaranteed Steel Metal Day Beds,.^complete Bed Springs. While they We will give, absolutely free, a with' cretonne c6vgr<^ last will '7C beautiful Bridge or Junior Lamp, mattress. Regular $8'0.00 go at ...... $ 0 « I O value. $2.00.wv uuwn.down, m tvniie ile complete with Shade, with every COOKING STOVES they Living Room, Bedroom^ Bed Dav V $5 Down for Saturday last .. $ 1 9 .7 5 enport or Dining Room Suite MATTRESSES «old Saturday Regardless of $22 Gas Ranges, $5,Down,^at r".___ $17.95 $40 Gas Ranges, $5'Down, a t ...... $29.75 SATURDAY SPECIAL Prices. COXWELL $50 Gas Ranges, $5 Down, at ...... $39.00 Promptly at 9 o’clock we 0 ' CHAIRS . place on sale 100 regular Doors Open at 9 A M. $82 Gas Ranges, $5 Down, at ...... $62.50 $10.00 Full Size Mat* $62 Cook Stoves, $5 Down, a t...... $49.00 SATURDAY. SPECIAL tresses at the sensational and Close at 9 P. M. $69 Cook Stoves, $5. Down, at ...... $57.00 ^ Fine Coxwell chairs, im- price $77 Cook Stoves, $5 Down, at . ^___ $62.00 holstered in mohair or of ...... $ 6 .4 5 . jacquard. Regn 1 a r 1 y Saturday $175 Combination Ranges, $5 Down ..$149 priced at $39.00. . Will $200 Combination Ranges, $5 Down . .$169 $ 2 3 ^ 4 5 STORE OPEN SATURDAY
EVENING UNTIL HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS GO ON 9 O’CLOCK PLAUT COMPANY SALE SATURDAY NOT ADVER LOCATED AT 173,183 ASYLUM ST., HARTFOj^. CONN. \ TISED—COME, YOU BE THE JUDGE GREAT FURNITURE DISPOSAL $1 to $5 Payments on Brought the Tremendous Crowds Pictured Above to the Plant Co. A Sensational Disposal Sale df REFRIGERATORS otore Ihursday to Buy and Save on Furniture, In This Gfeat Sale Saturday taSdTellin^^ proving beyond a doubt that when a store known for its honorable deal- KITCHEN CABOIEB We are overstocked and absolute necessity forces $5 to $10 Down Saturday P*"**^® reductions. Act quick. buy! Thursday was t^^l-gest will . ' 1 1v l . $20 Refrigerators, $1 Down, a t ...... $11.75 Out they go-^11 priced for immediatj^dfi^posal at $25 Refrigerators, $1 Down, a t ...... $16 87 ill offer sen prices that will cause a sensation. iiT Hartford; $35 Refrigerators, $3 Down, at .... $26 47 9llars’ worth of mcLciiuimise $45 Kitchen Cabinets, $5 Down<...... ::$37.45 ______$39.85^ $55 Refrigerators, $5 Down, a t ...... $39 75 $250,000 stock is now being $47 Kitchen Cabinets, $5 Down $66 Refrigerators, $5 Down, at ...... $44.50 $59 Kitchen Cabinets, $5 D o w n ...... % .$46.75 $65 Kitchen Cabinets, $5 D ow n ...... •... ,$53.90' ITEMS ADVERTISED ARE FOR ONE DAY—SATURDAY ONLY $73.50 Kitchen Cabinets, $5 Down \... Refrigerators SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES $8 to $19 Down Payment On $2 to $9 Down Payment On SATURDAY SPECIAL CHILD’S $1 Down Saturday One lot of regular $30 f profits is not considered in the pricing LIVING ROOM SUITES ROOM SIZE RUGS VEtbeiPEDES Refrigerators will go while of stock fop this grea^gale. W^'qiust unload; ' they last at the sensational At Startling Savings Saturday One lot of regular!; $10 , \ ■■ $9 BEDSPRINGS, $1 Down, at ...... $5 75 A Beautiful Bridge or Junior Lamp Free price value Velocipedes'will\ go $12 BEDSPRINGS, $1 Down, a t ...... $8.75 Necessity absolute necessity—compels us to dispose of $250,000 We fomly believe this to be the greatest sale of on sale i promptly . at 9 . of ___ $ 1 8 .9 5 $14 BEDSPRINGS, $1 Down, at ...... $9.95 worth of surplus merchandise within the next eight days. The suites Room Size RugSAever offered the people of Hart o’clpck S u n d a y ., fWhite 11; $10 MATTRESSES, $1 Down, at ...... $6 45 listed below are for Saturday only and it will pay you well to take ford. Hundreds of rugs on sale, not advertised. they ktsO last ’ ^ *'^^'1^ S12 MATTRESSES, $1 Down, at ..!!!!!!! :$8;75 advantage of these savings. at ...... $2 $21 Ma t t r e s s e s , $i Down, at ...... $15.75 Tapestry Rugs, Down, at . .$17.9.5 h r . f . $45 m a t t r e s s e s , Interspring, at ...... $31.50 $150 LIVING ROOM SUITES, $8 DOWN, AT .S 88.45 Velvet Rugs, $3 Down, at ____ $28.75 $175 LIVING ROOM SUITES, $9 DOW^N, AT Axminister Rugs, $4 Down, at $33.50 Metal Beds .$ 98.00 $49.00 9x12 Axminster Rugs, $4 Down, at $38.75 $200 LIVING ROOM SUITES, $11 DOWN. AT .$127.00 $85.00 9x12 Wilton Rugs, $5 Down, a t ___ $62.50 $1 Down Saturday On .v .v ’c ■9 O’CLOCK SPECIAL $250 LIVING ROOM SUITES, $14 DOWN AT .$157.00 $115 9x12 Hi-Pile Imported Rugs a t ...... $89.00 KITCHEN $300 LIVING ROOM SUITES, $18 DOWN AT $140 9x12 Wilton Rugs, $9 Down, a t ...... $110.00 Promptly at nine o’clock .$189.00 CABINETS we place on sale 100 wal M ETAL t o S $365 LIVING ROOM SUITES, $19 DOWN AT .$198.00 All Metal Beds in ivory, walnut nut finish Metal Beds. and mahog- $385 LIVING ROOM SUITES, $22 DOWn [ AT !! .$227100 One lot of regular < $47 Regular $9.00 value, one to any finish included in this great sale. FLOORLAMPS AND SHADES Kitchen Cabinets will go a customer, $9.00 Metal Beds, $1 Down, at ...... $5.95 on sale promptly,, at 0 . .j k> Read—Realize—Act Quick at ...... $ 5 .9 5 $15.00 Metal Beds, $1 Down, at . . . $9 95 o’clock Saturday^Morning. $8 to $19 Down Payment On ; ■ The prices quoted below include Lamp and Shade $5 down ^ Q ,Q m Z K ! • : : : S ^mplete, all priced for quick clearance in this Great at .... BED DAVENPORT SUITES p^posal Sale. ' , . $10 Bridge Lamps, $1 Down; a t ...... $5.75 Junior Lamps, $1 Down, a t ...... $g.4s -y U.-i- .s_ .; Cedar Chests D A Y BEDS 15.00 Junior Lamps, $1 Down, a t ...... $9.75 One lot of red Cedar $2 Down Saturday $30.00 Bridge Lamps, $1 Down, a t ...... $19.75 •i. \ $135 BED DAVENPORT SUITES, $8 DOWN AT . DRESSEI« ' ^ N Chests that positively sold E veij Day Bed is priced complete with mat $210 BED DAVENPORT SUITES $12 DOlA A T IliS ■ at $16.00. Will go on sale tress pad, covered with beautiful cretonnes and . \ One lot of Ojdd ^Dainty Dresigers that regulariy Saturday Hartford^ **”^**^^* ^ sensation in 9 O ’ C L O C K sold at $42.50., Wi|l gq/m at ...... $ 9 .9 5 fBeds, $2 Down, a t ...... $iq 7K, SATURDAY MORNING sale tOQ 4(5 \ $34 Day Beds, $2 Down, at ...... $22*45 Saturday at i O $38 Day Beds, $2 Down! at ...!..! . * ! lo? 50 . i $45 Day Beds, $2 Down, at ...... $31*5() in.'^ $60 Day Beds, $2 Down, at ...... !! $42!50 DINING ROOM ■, Remember—in some cases quantities are limited --1 I ■ ' ■ so, It,will pay you well to set your alarm clock to End Tables At From $6 to $26 Down Payment night and prepare to be here bright and early Satur- day morning waiting for the doors to open promptly COMBINATION; To-morrow morning Ve BREAKFAST SETS that Co. advertise a sale the people of Hartford know at 9 o’clock. r i' H j place on sale 100 mahog- ihrioi TV entire stock in- RANGES $2 Down Payment Saturday eluded. Nothing held back—the prices tell the story. lin S S t * ...... 49c. any finished End Tables, 1 A A ivory and decorated sets. All in $4.Q0 Fijber Ferneries, .go a t ...... $2.75 Regular $175 Ciuabina- regular $3.50 cluded for quick disposal at real savings and lib- JUO d in in g r o o m s u it e s , $6 DOM’N, AT $ 67 45 It 9? !$s!95 tion Ranges, natiOnalD^ 9 o’clock. ; $135 DINING ROOM SUITES, $7 DOWN, AT $ 77 $li,25 Kitchen Chairs go at ...... 79c known make, go,' ott sale value a t .___ $ 1 .2 9 $8.00 Console Mirrors go at ...... $5 95 I qq’?? Sets, $2 Down, at ...... $19.75 $219 DINING ROOM SUITES, $11 DOWN, AT ''' $11700 promptly at 9 o’clock at $39.75 Breakfast Sets, -$2 Down, at 77 $4.00 High Chairs go at ...... !!!!.'!; ' / f o i l $225 DINING ROOM SUITES, $12 d 6 w N 4T ' Im'sO $45.00 Breakfast Sets! ' $2 Down, at I-;:; '$3345 S M S ...... *22.50 $52.50 Breakfast Sets, $2 Down, at . , . $39*67 $240 DINING ROOM SUITEs! $14 DOWN AT ' " $13845 $28.'50 Breakfast Sets go at ...... $19 715 $ 1 4 9 .0 0 : ASALE WITH A REASON— * * ’^ $310 DINING ROOM SUITES, $19 DOWN AT $198‘45 9x12 Tapestry Rugs at ...... !!.$17.95 i NOT JUST AN EXCUSE ‘ $375 DINING ROOM SUITES, $26 DOWn ’ AT !' jm iS $25.00 Refrigerators at ...... $16 87 $9.00 Metal Beds go at ...... $5*95 Baby Carriages $22400 Gas Stoves go a t ...... ! ...... $17 95 All fiber Pullman Coach A Great Sale Saturday On All a t ...... ;:; . $6:45 3-PC. FIBER Baby Carriages. Regular Si $5 to $30 Down Saturday Delivers ^ ^ • • • • ...... 58.75 $25.00 value, Saturday A • ...... 513.75 SUITES ODD PIECES $150i00 Living Room Suites a t ...... $88.45 /VC FROM ALL DEPARTMENTS $30.00 Day Beds at ...... $19.75 Beaqtiful ,3-piece Fibet $34.00 SUITES 5*75 r “' . $18.95 OW Wood Beds, $1 Down...... $22.50 $10.00 Bridge Lamps a t ...... $ Suites that regularly wid. $29.75 $1975 $$9,0p Coxwell Chair at ; ...... !.!!!. $23i45 4-Post Beds, $1 Down ...... - And a Beautiful Lamp Free at $42.50 go on" sale: f 22.00 Occasional Tables, $1 D o w n ...... !.$ 12*45 $135.00 Dining Room Suites at ...... ! $77*35 win sale includes every Bedroom Suite in our store, space ! Saturday $25*^0 ,!?**^ Down...... $13;75 $42.50 Vanity Dressers at ...... $29.75 Odd Dressers, $2 Down...... p^m its us to mention only a few—every period of 3. 4. 5 6 8 10 iS*22 Chairs a t ...... $15.95 at ..... $ 2 9 ’ 7 5 .$14.45 pieces. All Suites priced for quick disposal. . $42.50 Vanity Dressers, $3 Down .$29.75 f 22*12 a t ...... $19.75 50-Piece Dinner $60.00 Day Beds, $3.00 Down, at .$42.50 $25.00 Odd Dressers at ...... $14 45 $110.00 BEDROOM SUITES, $7 Down, go at ' $ 67 00 Axminster Rugs at $i;98 ;o.' Sets $135.00 BEDROOM SUITES, $8 Dowii, go a t'...... $ 79 00’ $45.00 9x12 Axminster Rugs a t ...... $33.50 ■ Aw. $150.00 BEDROOM SUITES, $9 Down go at " ' ’ '$ s S Regular $15.00 50-piece 9x12 $175.00 BEDROOM SUITES; $12 Down, |^ 5 t " i " ' l i l l l Dinner Sets, beautiful pat RUGS $200.00 BEDROOM SUITES, $14 Down, go at .• 'I m M SUITES tern, will go on sale ^ REGULARLY $45.0(MATURDAY SPECIAL RUGS promptly 9 o’clock Satur One lot of 9x12 Axmini^er Rugs, _ $p.00 BEDROOM SUITES, $16 Down |o at '' " 'I mo'so , $260.00 BEDROOM SUITES, $20 Down, go at ' ” '' l l l t ’ls I ^ REGULARLY^$85.P0^ATURDAY '’?*PECIAL , Regular $l$0ya^nrd! day. While beautiful patterns. Res|i9ar $45.00 7 c 3 piece<$ultes they last, at i 9 patterns, will go while they last One lot qf 9x12 Wilton Rugs, that at • • • • • • •••••< ^ritively sold regularly at $85.00 quick, dis- • • • • j $395,00 BEDROOM SUITES, $30 Downi f o l t :!! i ^ go while they ^ t at Ml posal at
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(159) TEN STATE TRADE SCHOOLS By RODNEY DlJTt^JH:^ ! I -rC Mi* { .Washington, Aug. 3.— Very soon Connecticut trade schools are an integral part of -the pubiio now we will have the anniversary 4f Calvin Cooll^ge’s lamqus .states school system of the state. Since the establishment of the first j^ent: “ I do not ^choose jtq run,’;... school in Bridgeport in 1919t nine other such schools have been ? There is some slight prospect established by the state. In addition there are two city trade ^ at our posterity will celebrate schools that are state aided. Last year the total expenditures by VDo-Not-Choose-to-Run-Day,” , . In the state for the trade schools was $549,252. memory of the occasion vyhen a president had a good chance to 'fhe total student hours in the trade schools for the year end ferve more than eight years and. ing June 30, 1927, was 2,519,057. Divided by eight, the num- turned it down. . , oer of hours in the school day, it represents 314,382 student tif the election' should go Demo days for that year. In terms of pupil enrollment the figures cratic, there might be even some are as follows: Day pupils, 2,885; night pupils, 1,826; total ■■•it:; Sentiment for a ‘T Have Not Day," 4,711, There are 151 instructors in the trade schools. ^n memory of A1 Smith’s concise The time required for men to complete a trade school course ^eply when asked if he had changed is 4,800 hours; for women, 3,600 hours. One-third of this time V Ihis mind about modification of th'e is devoted to academic and related subjects. Part-time exten ' rohibitioh laws. sion courses for apprentices are arranged with employers, es ' On such an occasion as “ Do-Not- pecially in the buildin'g trades, and cover periods of 4 hours a Choose-to-Run day” or "1 Have Not week. )ay” there ought to be simple and mpressive ceremonies and perhaps The trade schools and the vocational departments of agricul I> i f< St could be arranged to award a ture and of home economics in high schools together constitute ^rize to the man in public life Who the division of trade and vocation'al education of the state mad made the funniest or most re- board of education. Classes of vocational agriculture are organ on^rkable public statement during ized in high schools to accommodate the youth of rural,-com yhe year. munities and home-making courses are organized for girls, both S If such a prize were to be award being on a half-time basis. The two departments have approxi e d this year there would be some mately 900 students each session. p o t competition, The purpose of this story, In fact, is to point out Monday— 254 Private Schools in State some of the astonishing public .^statements made drfce Coolldge got ^ Bverybody guessing. Match, for instance, what George •Ipivany, titular boss of Tammany showing on Broadway to crowded 4 Sa'll, told the Senate committee in MENJOU AND MAYNARD houses. vestigating pre-convention cam- As an added attraction for Sun saign expenses. day and Monday, the management GOING ON AT C L HOUSE & SON, h e . ‘Tammany,” said Mr. Olvany, SHARE STATE HONORS is also presenting the famous Tun- ioes not take part in politics.” ney-Heeney Championship Fight CASH IN ON THESE BIG SAVINGS AT ONCE. Mr. Coolldge himself did s^ery which took place last week. irell when Jie told Congress in his Roth Starred in Two Big Fea For the final times this evening, ast menage that ‘‘Employment is at 7:00 and 9:00, George O’Brien in slentlful.*' n is, of course, a little tures for Tomorrow—Tom "Honor Bound,” and Olive Borden CLOTHING DEPARTMENT REDUCTIONS tore plentiful now. Meighan Sunday. In "Pajamas” will be shown. No less than honorable mention MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S BOYS’ F A N C Y SUITS lust be reserved for Marin W. Lit Another big double feature pro WASTE OP BY-PRODUCTS tleton, Harry Sinclair’s lawyer. It gram will hold sway at the State . BLAMED BY EXPERTS FOR FANCY SUITS Buy your boys their school suits now at this sale. was the pudgy Mr. Littleton who Theater for tomorrow, with Adolphe MANY FARM TROUBLES referred to Senator Tom Walsh, Menjou and Ken Maynard, twp $50.00 SUITS n o w ...... $37.50 Save money and have them ready fo r September savior of the navy’s oil reserves, as famous film personalities,., sharing Chicago— Pointing out that im $45.00 SUITS now ...... $33.75 It “ Meddlewme Mattie.” honors on the same bill. "A Night mense sums are lost yearly through 6 to 18 Years $40.00 SUITS n o w ...... $30.00 ' t ■ . ij Will Hays would' be sure to get of Mystery,” is the title of Menjou’s waste of farm by-products. Dr. H. 4 few votes from the judges for effort, while “ The Upland Rider,” G. Knight, Chemical Bureau chief $35.00 SUITS n o w ...... $26.50 $22.50 SUITS n o w ...... •...... $16.75 •.•;Jils famous’'explanation of his ori- serves to Introduce Ken Maynard’s of; the Department of Agriculture $30.00 SUITS n o w ...... $22.50 lnal failiird ” to admit Sinclair’s newest western picture. As usual, declared that chemical research has eavy contributions to the Repub- $25.00 SUITS now ...... $18.75 $20.00 SUITS n o w ...... : ...... $15.00 the performance will run continu practically solved this phase of the $22.50 SUITS n o w ...... $16.75 fcan campaign chest. ous from 2:15 until 10:30. agricultural problem. ^ ’ ‘‘Nobody asked me about bonds,” $18.00 SUITS n o w ...... $13.50 In "The Night of Mystery,” In his address before the open 10 PER CENT OFF ALL BLUE SUITS fc^id Mr, Hays piously. Adolphe Menjou is seen for once ing session of the American Cheml- $15.00 SUITS n ow ...... — $11.00 I i It was William J. Burns, the de- without his far-famous dress suit. csA Society Institute at Northwest- ,;lective, who, when sentenced for He plays the part of the dashing wn University, Dr. Knight told the 10 PER CENT OFF 10 PER CENT OFF $12.50 SUITS n o w ...... $9.75 alleged tampering with the’ Sinclair Captain $'erreol of the French- society that “ the disposal of corn jury here, compared the unjustness ,African Chausseuers in a manner stalks, straw, and other agricul MEN’S KHAKI PANTS BOYS’ KHAKI PANTS $10.00 SUITS now ...... $7.75 jf it wit}L^at,.of,the crucifixion of that is sure to -win the hearts; of his tural' residue to manufacturers resus Cl»)sti ^ V thousands of admirers. The story it fhould be carefully considered by The oil cases, in'fact, brought out self, is a drama with great love farmers.” While an offer of cash Sa host of candidates for this little scenes interspersed wfth charming may tempt the farmer to sell the competition\we’re suggesting. Menjou comedy. agriculture head said “ the product REDUCTIONS IN MEN’S and BOYS’ FURNISHINGS Remember how A1 Smith prom- It has to do with a haifdsblJie I s '^ W f 'greater value in the end ilsed in a letter to Senator Nye to soldier who spurns the . love of > When utilized on the farm.” UNDERWEAR PAJAMAS STRAW HATS MEN’S SWEATERS IsUbject Nye to ‘‘public humilia- married woman for the sweet affep-' . Dr, Knight further declared that $3.00, now ...... $2.3.5 $4.50 P aja m a s ...... $3.75 ALL STRAW HATS $9.00, now* . .... $7.00 ttlon?” Smith never explained how tion of a single girl. He seq^ u' "substantial additions to the na $3.50 Pajamas ...... $2.7o for when.- ... t $2.50, now ...... $2.00 $8.00, now ...... $6.75 man murdered and then voltfhtarily tions'.wealth will result when ex- $3.00 P ajam as...... $2.25 1 /2 PRICE At abput dhe same time Senator, confesses to the deed in ordet tq perimepts^are completed.” $2.00, now $1.65 $7.50, now $6.50 rArthur ..Hobinson of Indiana, a save the reputation of the married $1.50, n o w ...... ,...... $1.15 $2.50 P ajam as...... :... *.$1.75 $6.00, n o w ...... $5.00 tleader among a niost notorious pack woman who loves him, at the same $1.00, now ...... 79c $2.()0 Robes ...... $1.50 of politicians,, attempted to link MEN’S SHIRTS ^$3.50, noW| * * * $ *.*,f;* ,$2.50 time saving tfie life of the brother BELIEVE IT OR NOT $X«50 Robos ••«oeee#oeeee«ee« Sinclair and Smith, referring to of his financee. \ 10% Off All Other Spoci&ls them with the line: ‘‘Birds of a Evelyn Brept,.' remenibered for 1 Lot Men’s Band Shirts feath er flock together.” No senator London.^Dr. Mildred Trotter MEN’S SWEATERS, SPECIAL her work In “ p^^^jBpbreur,” plays Underwear Values to* $2.50 mlas ever made to look quite so sick opposite Menj0if'l®%Ms picture. has pttrt^ to her entire satisfac ^5- BATHING SUITS fas the other senators proceeded to tion that shaving does not increase i Lot Men’s Shaker The associate feature, "The Up $1.00 . Vhang raspberries upon his ears. land Rider,” in which Keu Maynard the rate of growth of the beard. 20% OFF ALL Sweaters $3.00 Charlie Hllles, the national,com has the stellar rolej is a fast-action^ Precise measurements of beard Values to $12.00 mitteeman from New York, gets western drama that is replete with shavings supplied by four students SHIRTS BATHING SUITS. ’ ■S ?• r >’ :• •5-5.1:,:-' over a period of nine months were MEN’S SHIRTS into the parade somewhere with his daring stunts and spectacular horse-, i 4 iassurance that—national prosperity manship. One of the highlights of used in. the test. She also found that $3.00 Soft C olla rs...... $2.25 Special fihung on Cbolklke'A decision to stand the picture is a cross-country race hair does not grow continuously, $2.50 Soft C ollars...... $2.00 1 Lot Men’s Silk BOYS’ BLOUSES Ifor renomination. between thoroughbreds from fam but In short spurts, each of which $2.00 Soft C ollars...... $1.69 NECKWEAR I Ex-Senator Rice Means of Colo- and Rayon Shirts 1 Lot Boys’ Blouses ous stables in the west. 'Tarzan, is followed by a short rest. $2.50 Band S h irts...... $1.75 $1.50 Neckwear ...... $1.15 irado might stand a chance with his Maynard’s wonderful horse, also $2.75 • Mamous explanation of American comes in for a share of the starring •The % slats of Senator Hefiin’s $1.00 N eckw ear...... 79c 75c -'i pinperialism at the Pan American honors. " " bed'iin a'hotel at Asbury Park, N. 10% Off All Other Shirts.. 50c N eckw ear...... 39c Values to $6.00 $1.00 Values kUnion here. Sunday and Monday the,? .Stitte’ collapsed the other night and l; "They blew Us up in Havana har- will present Thomas Meighan, in his the senator fell through. That's jfcor,” Meank explained, "and we latest , starring productions ‘‘The, _____ouce;:;.the___ Senator got the fioor. jfcame doWir ' all over' the Wbrld.‘ ’ Racket.” This same pictqre’*iSt^o^dnyi|pj^^^ SHOE DEPARTMENT SPECIALS g Senator Charles Xurtts might. Conceivably -be? Counted in for his MEN’S FOOTWEAR SPECIALS LADIES’ FOOT WEAR SPEQALS f^nnouncement before the Kansas •City convention that’ Hoover’s MEN’S OXFORDS Lot 2. Men’s tan sport ox LOT 1. Women’s $6 to $7.50 patent LOT 6. Women’s $6 to $7.50 Grey,* Sau- nomination would put the party on Men! Here’s your oppor fords $8.00 and $9.00 and dull pumps, Cuban ^ A Q O terne and colored Pumps ihe defensive. tunity to save shoe money. grades, heel. Now ...... Now ...... $3.49 ‘•^And, last but hardly least, the now ...... ijamous admission of Senator Sim Men’s $9.00 $5.49 The Smart Shop I eon Fess^ of Ohio that he had “ told Oxfords now ... LOT 7. Women’s $7.00 to $8.00 Fancy .Vhat was'upt t^ue” to the newspa “ Always Something New” $7.85 Lot 3. Men’s Brown Soft LOT 2. Girls’ $5, $5.50 and $6 low heel Kids and Suede Pumps. permen so as to 'impress it upon Men’s $8.50 State Theater Building, South Manchester Soled patent pumps. OQ N o w ...... Mhem. Oxfords now ... $5.89 $7.35 Snugglers $1.39 Now ...... u ) 0 . J / O Men’s $8.00 LOT 8. 10% off Women’s White Kid Special For Saturday Oxfords now ... $6.85 Lot 4. Men’s tan crepe sole Pumps and Sport Oxfords. m i s GIVE TITLE Men’s $7.50 and rubber sole $6.50 and $7.00 LOT 3. Low heel $5.50 to Oxfords now ... $6.35 sport oxfords $6.00 tan Oxfords. Now $4.49 LOT 9. Broken lots, big now ...... \ lAND$75raNSI0NT0 Men’s $7.00 $4.95 vfdue. N o w ...... Oxfords now ... t $1.00 $5.98 Lot 5. Boys’ Scout LOT 4. ~ Odd lots Red Cross Styles, r FAMED XIRCUS CLOWN Men’s $6.00 LOT 10. White Kid EVERY Shoes Patents, Kids and Oxfords now ... Broken Lots. ,Now"..... $5.19 now * . . $ 1 . 0 0 Browns ...... $6.49 $2-98 Moscow— V. L. Duroff, for TO Lot 1. Men’s broken lots jiiears-. Russia’s moat famous circus /•’K black and brown. Sizes9, 9-2, Lot 6. Men’sI’s Leather LOT 11. Broken lots $6.00 and $7.50 jfei‘m « trailer and clown, been 10, House Slippers LOT 5. Toyo Straws, $6 black satin Pumps. awarded the title of the ’‘People’s DRESSo n o w ...... sizes 9, 10, 11 grade, fancy colors------N o w ...... •Practical Joker” and retired at the $2.00 $2.00 $3.98 $4.49 ,age of 67 on a government pension '(Of $75 a month. He lives rent free in this shop that sold Vln the former villa of a millionaire '^Ith. a baby elephant, a monkey, three sealions, four tamed hyenas originally for $9.95 andf. innumerable Angora cats, HOUSE SO N , Inc. white mice and dogs. will be on sale Satur- » 6uoff is known from one end ^^bf Xhe country to the other as the, man who has made the most people day at one price only .laugh. ' He-went to jail several times In the Czar’s regime for re- DON’T FORGET! ’jfusing to allow the political police to censor his Jokes. One time he A G()od Location Is a Business Asset * We handle ' Park Sk Pollard's Lay-or-Bnst feeds and Fnll-O-Pep ■'-’vyas exiled' to Siberia for six months poetry feeds. Our prices are' ^because he satisfied a grudge right. • , •'against the police by driving e pig A Few Desirably Offices Are ;Bvery Time T o n S ee an -dressed in the uniform of a gen- POULTRY WIRE 'darme through the streets of Len- Available in State Theater Bldg. Unpaid piiir Th4»i( V* In^ad. 4 ft., 2 inch mesh, Consolidate your debts. Maintain' your credit at the stores. 1'’ The title "People’s Practical At Moderate Rentals 150 ft. per r o l l ...... $4.75 ■ i ^ r ■ X ‘'^bker” is equivalent to "People’s Sizes 14-50. These S lO O may be repe^d $5 monthly, plus lawful interest ‘'lArtlst,” the highest distinction INQUIRE JACK SANSON 5 ft., 2 inch mesh, which the Soviets bpstow on a few •o' . • ■ 150 ft. peT; roU„...... $5J$ S X O O may be repaid $10 monMy, ^actors and artists. He refused to dresses must be seen Manager of the State Theater plus lawful interest ' ' " -Ijlretire, howevar, .without a written 6 ft., 2 inch mesh, ..guarantee that he could take cer- 150 ft. per r o l l ...... $6.75 $ 3 0 0 may be repaid $15 monthly, '^taln circjjs pets to.Jlyfe wRh him. to be appreciated. ^ plus lawful intnest, h ■' '^-,,Thei nionkey, who la a well-man- ^fiered, as a.,cnijd ,of 14, is his con- Manchester Green jtant companion at 'the. .dinner REMEMBER—SATURDAY ONLY EMIEL STREDE Second Mortgage Store PERSONAL FIN AN CE stable, even whbn guests are pres- Money W. Harry England i/ COM PANY : Itsat. 'The . animal eats with . knife Concrete Co»'+ractor Boomed and S,'State 'llieate^ Bnlldlnn. {qnd fork, and drinks out of a glass NOW ON HAND Phone 74 2nd Flour, 7S8 Mnfai. Street. I FuunciHiluiia, Sldewuiks,'etc. SOUTH HANCHBSTBU, CpSNT., ' ... oeyen -between meals. Half a dozen The Quality wiifU at reasonable pnee; # oparcots and: talking ravens keep Arthur A. Knofla Open 8ISO to S Saturday Siw to 1 •V-: MANUilKSl'KIt dUBICN .Cell, W rite or. Phone r: •*. u-.-iI ‘ him in good humor. One of .the ,* Phone .. *!t-J ' ^ 87S Main St. . Phone 788-2 The lobster changes his shell, the Licensed by the ^tete end Bonded te ' ;{^rDts, has been with him .40 ^ “Always'Something New” snake sheds his- skln, but a woman Jyears. iThe elephant and sealions State Theater Building, i ,, South Manchester A man Is old'when he can pass* changes hqr mind, and a man wqn’t A small town is one where a oven change his collar unless his an aainex that used to be 'a man can'get his name ia the paper an apple orchard these days and |c{Bd Homan bath. ' W|tS kith dp ADVERTISB IN THE HERALD-rrlT.PAYS i •' - . : f ' ,
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' -n Out Of Town Swimmers Clash r- Will Give Exhibitions Will Argue THE “600” MAY TALK Btdries before the fight that he was It will be interesting to watch going to retire and spend the rest rage aggregation is equally firm in hart getting the other nomination. Green at Aces. Local Events for Boys and the effect of the big flop on Rick of his days spjlnd his • money, but ’The Heights and Gibson’s Ga its stand. Following are the league stand WALSHDEFENDS ard’s 600 millionaires. They August 16 he says that he has no such inten rage "will collide in a postponed Just what will happen, It is a ing and remaining scheduled games Aces at Bon Aiui. squawk'some more. tions. Perhaps the milUopaires will Community Club Twilight League with Highland Park’s games omit Gibson at Heights. ^ The greatest' shock to Rickard matter of conjecture. Joseph Wright ted : Girls Also on Program; try to persuade him to retire and this evening at Hickey’s Grove. is president of the league and he AugtisI ’2 0 OLYMPIC TRAINERS will be against his vanity. He some of the boys: in the iracket doesn’t care as much for the dough. This will be the only game in town will review the situation carefully LEAGUE "^STANDING Open for pudipunements. Warm Weather Means would like to be around ter the tonight. before making any decision. In all August RR His blow will be the mark in the killing If any of the Wall Street ' W. L. Green at Gibson. . i __ record book that he promoted a crowd tried to run what they call As noon as this game is com probability, he will be advised In Gibson’s Garage ...... 2 ’o loser. But it should be entered pleted, there.will be a very impor his finding by Director Jerry Fay, Bon Ami at Heights. “ the big joint.” . Heights ...... 2 0 August 27 Crowd of More Than 5,- Blames Committee for the along with it that ^the show failed Take' Your Choice tant i^aeeting of the league officials who organized the league. Green ...... 1 i through no lack of'abillty on Rick and team managers to take action With Highland Park out of the Heights at Green. The Mortimers, - half-owners of Bon Ami ...... 1 2 Aces at Gibson. 000, Is BeEef. Poor Showing of Our ard’s part. He had nothing to pre Heeney, said the Harveys, the'Am-, on two protested games. Upon the league and its defeats deducted Aces ...... 0 3 sent and he knew for months that erican half-owners of the same outcome of this meeting hinges the from the teams which beat it, we Balance of Schedule future of the league. the only out for him was to break Heeney, had not trained the man find the Heights and Gibson’s Ga August 6 FINALLY GOT 'TO OLYMPICS even. properly for the fight. Tommy There are reports that the League rage tied for first place with no Green at Heights. Globe Hollow will be the scene American Athletes. will be no more after tonight. Both The big money in the corporation Loughran, the world’s light heavy defeats and two victories.Therefore, Gibson at Aces. Ross Nichols, star Stanford of another swimming carnival to will tell him that he made a terrible weight champion, said he was stale the Green and Bon Ami have an tonight’s shindig at Hickey’s should morrow afternoon and If the nounced themselves as all done, If August 6 hurdler, couldn’t make the Olym blunder in signing Tunney for and overtrained and Tex Rickard be well worth watching. Both teams Bon Ami at Green. pic team as a candidate, but w ether Is anything like it was yes $525,000, but most any daring said the week before the fight that they do are not the winners of the will have strong lineups. Tommy Heights'at Aces. By DAVIS J. WALSH protested games with Gibson’s Ga worked his way over to see the terday, It is taken for granted that soul would have gone that high in Prof. Tunney was drawn, too fine. Faulkner will probably pitch for , August 13 ( the crowd will even exceed the 5,- rage. It is understood that the ga games on a privately-owned iyacht the flush of victory after the Chi Mickey Walker, the middle the Heights with Sipples or Burk Gteson at Bon Ami. from Los Angeles. 000 who are estimated to have seen cago show and at that time some weight champion, said that Heeney the night carnival held several New York, Aug. 3.— The worst of the smart boys thought that he was undertrained and that he weeks ago. American Olympic team in history. had made a smooth bargain with should have boxed eight rounds The program for tomorrow’s car This was the inevitable conclu the champion. every day instead of four. nival will be much more extensive One of Rickard’s best friends than the last one. It will be fea sion today, reached by those con Of all the fighters who saw tent to Judge by results and. If said after the fight— “ I’m glad that Heeney preparing for the fight, lit tured by a troupe of six clever girl they got a flop^ right in their laps. tle Sammy Mandell, the light swimmers from the Hartford Y. W. there is anything else worth judg ing by, it had escaped, through a They haven’t been paying Tex weight champion, came closest to C. A. headed by Captain Carolyn enough for a big job. They would the best analysis when he said: Eberel. The others are Virginia grave oversight, the public’s min ute attention. Until further notice, have to pay $50,000 to get a man “ His arms are too short. He hasn’t Doncoes, Mary Hickey, Mollle to run a job like that in any other o f therefore, it must be assumed that a chance.” TAIES TH f ROAD Stock, Margaret Hall and Amlo an American team which fails to line and they squawked when he Jimmy De Forest, the - veteram Batholomy. Miss Doncoes is the made thei^a million dollars a year. young woman who gained consid win a single race in seven held to trainer, told friends confidentially date, can’t be much better than They shoura have had a flop before that Heeney was in for a sad beat erable newspaper publicity and rec this time.” ognition when she swam from downright bad. ing. It was his opinion that It is the same team, man for man Rickard says he isn’t through Heeney didn’t box enough or i work Hartford to Middletown on the with the business. There were Connecticut river. which less than three weeks ago the right way in his training. rt-l-H-MOW F-F-FA9T The Hartford swimmers will give prompted General MacArthur, pres I , a diving exhibition, numerous wa ident of the Olympic committee, to CARDINALS— OAKES C-C-CAN S H E G-G-GO? ter stunts, stage several dashes and burst into an oration during which The fighting “ Red-Birds” came compete in a plunge for distance. he hailed the outfit as the greatest out of a five game losing streak ' X - - This will be in addition to the se- ever. It was a pretty good team, at to play the so-called “ Sturdy ‘ nior and junior eve^nts for local that. It was then; it isn’t now. Oakes” to a 8 to 8 tie yesterday. J LOUD, 1 D O N T I^NOW^ boys and the events* for local girls. What has happened to it in the Eight players composed the Card G I'm u s i n g - Boys 16 years old or,more will bo meantime? inals lineup, but nevertheless the -ISA classed as seniors. They will com ‘ Careless Training “ Red-Birds” pounded the .offerings ^ T Y P O L GAS O LI N FI pete in the following events: 100 Already tales are drifting back of “ Big-Boy” Beebe, the Frank yard breast stroke, 50 yard free to America purporting to deal with Merriwell of the Oakes, far and laxity in training and prevalence of wide. Helen Wills goes merrily along style, 50 yard back stroke, 100 winning her tennis matches. Where yard free style while-the juniors conceit in the camp of the Ameri Jolly started the first rally by can athletes. These stories sigh there’s a Wills there’s a way, says will have the^first three. The girls setting down a perfect bunt that 0 ‘Goofty. will compete in a 50 yard free style plaintively for the days of hard- Beebe could not master— two runs dash and a 50 yard back stroke boiled trainers like the late Mike scoring on the 10 foot hit. Then race. Murphy, 'fhey very obviously are Jolly got up with three on bases A lot cf rookies have made home Then in addition to the local inspired by persons who know all and hit a sizzling single to left cen runs this year that are not counted events and the contributions of the too little of the system under which ter— two more runs scoring. in their batting averages. Hartford girls,'there will be fancy an American Olympic team is pre Kearns pitched a fine game for * It will be hard to remember * diving features by Joe Morris, and pared for its fate. the Cardinals, holding the decaying * how many old-time ball players * Frank Siberia, the latter being a The writer’s guess is that the Oakes to ’ 9 hits. Three of. these * retire at the end of this season * former Manchester youth. The fa present team has been “ commit- went through second base where * — until they turn up again next • mous Matthleu sisters of Willl- teed” to death. no one was playing. * year. * mantic will also give a demonstra Why make the trainers' “ take the The summary; • • tion of fancy diving as will John slap” even by innuendo? They are CARDINALS Bill Tilden stepped right out men whose word Is law on the col and beat Lacoste in the Davis Cup Carick, seventeen-year-old fancy AB R H PO A E diving champion of Pittsburgh, Pa., lege campus for 3 4-5 years out of Mcllduff, cf . . 3 2 2 0 0 0 matches. We presume It was thq who is an instructor at the Kiwanis every four; but during the fourth Spilla.ne, c ----- 4 3' '3 7 1 0 net result of his reinstatement. Camp in Hebron, year they are appointed to the posts Jolly,'.3b .•..,.2- '2 2 2 1 0 The program will start prompt they now hold and immediately be Wheatpj^ ss ... 2. 0 2 .1 2 0 O’Goofty bears that Jhnmy ly at 2:30, Director Lewis Lloyd come mere overseers for the Amer Nielsen,“^Ib ...2 0 2 7 1 0 .Maloney, with his e.ves on heavy announced yesterday afternoon. Ho ican Olympic committee. Lawson Kearns, p ...... 3 0 3 1 ? 0 weight honors, plans a real come said it would last about two hours. Robertson, Dink Templeton, Harry Sobiski, vlf . . . . 2 0,. 1 0 0 0 back. To which O’Goofty replied During the program, music will be Hillman and the others may make Pohle, rf .... 1 1 1 0 1 0 it sounds like a lot of Slaloney— furnished by Art McKay’s Aquatic recommendations bpt the orders spelled with a B. Serenaders consisting of William come from above and, when they Total ...... 19 8 16 18 9 0 come, there is no appeal. Kanehl, Jack Crawford, \ Julius OAKES But why say Maloney is conding Ignore Tr^ners Andre, Lawrence Bunce, Edward I AB R H PO A E back? Jack Sharkey says his home Dziadus, Norman Campbell, Ign:i- Nine times out of ten, no atten Smith, lb . . . .3 2 2 10 1 0 townsman never went any place but zio Ottone and George Smith. In tion is paid to their proposals. Ten Copeland, ss . . 3 0 1 0 3 1 to the fioor. order to cover the, expenses of hav times out of ten, there isn’t any oc Kelley, 3b . . . .4 2 1 1 0 2 ing the out-of-town swimmers here casion for them to coach or train Beebe, p ...... 3 1 1 0 1 1 and the orchestra play, it has been the men under them and they know Balon, 2b.....3 1 1 1 2 0 decided to charge ten cents admis it. An athlete good enough to make Gozdz, c ...... 3 0 1 5 4 0 (fOXV PHAUSli, sion. the Olympic team is an athlete who Chambers, If . . 3 0 1 0 0 0 It takes nerve to be a golfer: knows exactly what he should do and when. The coaches simpiy are Palmer, cf . . . . 2 1 0,00 0 but it takes more nerve there to see that he does it. Hickey, rf . . . . 2 1 1 1 0 0 Spencer, 3b ...0 0 0 0 2 1 to dress like most o f That is the exact status of an them do Olympic coach; a position of honor Sports Forum Total ...... 26 8 9 18 14 5 when all goes well and a shining Innings ...... 123 456 LETTERS WELCOMED mark for the passed buck when something happens that isn’t in the O ak es...... ,.2 2 1 003— 8 Sign Name and Address script. Cardinals...... 004 211—8 Two base hits Wheaton, Beebe; Meantime, the committee, saved sacrifice hits Jolly 2, Nielsen , 2, by its anonymous character, takes TWILIGHT LEAGUE UPS AND over all of the authority and none Kearns 1; Stolen bases Nielsen 2, DOWNS of the responsibility. It is peopled, Kearns 1, Jolly 2, Spillane 5; left for the most part, by members who on bases Cardinals 10, Oakes 1; Editor, The Herald: are not “ practical” track and field first base on balls Beebe 5, Kearns At the beginning of the second men in the sense that they compet 3; struck out by Beebe 4, Kearns round of the league games, all ed with any memorable prominence, 7; wild pitches Beebe 2, Kearns 1; teams were to strengthen as much if at all, in their younger days. One time 1 hour 55 min.; Umpires Tan as they desired. As a result, most wouldn’t expect them to know, for ner and Mikoleit. teams did as other teams dropped experience, what the modern ath out of the league, leaving a pretty lete needs. But they do know. Why’ COMING BACK TO ILLINOIS . -'T’'t fast league for the remaining of Because they say they do. The re Frosty Peters, a few years ago W o r l d s the series. sult is mismanagement or none at hailed as a possible successor to The first game played by Gib all. Red Grange in Illinois football, son’s Garage was with Highland Lost Every Race will play with the Illinois again this Park. This game was won by Gib However, the collapse of this fall. son’s team although Gibson’s list ^^IECA^^TCLUB O nly when you call on T ydol for its last ounce of team is so thorough as to leave no • - - - V of players had not yet been handed absolutely conclusive explanation CHIP OFF OLD BLOCK w oo CAufr w i - in. Thej-e was no fuss or holla over Walter Hagen has a son, still at this time. Even a bungling com •• /k PARTM^^ERSMIP"eRSMIP” [ protesting the game. (This team mittee couldn’t make the athletes in his early 'teens, who shoots b^ energy do you realize its reserves of power. H ills was not afraid to take a beating.) lose every race they start. The low a hundred. He may prove niAhkk To J.K.FiNCrt Then Gibson’s list of players climate doesn’t explain it altogeth another Walter when he gets older. MiCH- J were handed in and accepted. The er, either. Amsterdam is below that slowed you down with your old gasoline seem next game was played with the sea level and undoubtedly this took Bon Ami. That game was won by the edge off some of the boys. But ydol Gibson’s, but not until the last in what about the Finns, who came flatter with T . TrafiSc jams that left you stranded, ning. There were no players in the down froni their brisk atmosphere game who were not on Gibson’s to take part In the games? Thqy now find you out in front. And when the throttle goes list, although the Bon Ami raised have run to form. What about Wil an awful fuss and put in for a pro liams, the double winner of»-the MEN test (as usual). sprints? His climate change from clear down, anywhere, the boundless pep and pick The next game was played with Vancouver to Amsterdam was even Manchester Green. This team play more abrupt than that of the Cali GET HERE SATURDAY ing the first round without defeat fornia sprinters, Dappock, Borah up o f T ydOl roll up new records in mileage and speed. and so far winning two games and and Wykoff, who failed so utterly. FOR YO U R losing none, in the second round. Of course, there must be some This being the same score for Gib accounting for the following mys son’s team in the second round. teries; How Wykoff could do 10 3-5 This was to be the big game of here four times in two days In Made by the makers of the N ew V eedol M otor O il this round, and it was one of the America and finish a disputed best games seen in Manchester in fourth in 10 4-5 abroad. How Pad- t H A F F I C ... the tougher, heavier-bodied oil for the modem motors some time, barring none. I • 1“* . ■ dock, doing 21 4-5 the day before, 'H, This also was in Gibson’s favor finished four in a 22-second semi- 2 to 1, but the next thing on the .final; how Hahn could win the X air was that the Green team had American trial in 1.51 and finish a put in for a protest. (This is sure reeling fifth in 1.51 4-5 in the big a funny league.) Gibson’s list of race; how, in spite of the fact that players had been handed in and he is notorious as a good “ repeat accepted, and only those players er,” he was forced to quit next day were used. But the Green and in a 1,500-metre trial that was won Bon Ami still insist on protesting STRAW H A T in slightly better than 4 minutes. the games. The Green has gone as How Conger could win in America far as to say that if they do not within less than two seconds of the win the protest they will withdraw winning time at Amsterdam, yet be . ^ - from the league. beaten off by sixty yards. Prices are the lowest you will see for This is pretty poor sportsman ^ e Hnrflers many a day. TkU w*/ »n:tht intak» • ship and looks as though they were And how, above all things, those tf totrj TYDOL poor losers. • ... 0r»Utts greatest of 400-metre hurdlers, s, jtm fmm a P. LaPRANCIS Cuhel, Taylor, Maxwell and Gibson, CAS O LI N E 494 North Main street. could have failed so completely. SALE CLOSES JSATURDAY NIGHT Town, Taylor did 52 seconds with the others close up in the Philadelphia FIRlST TO SOOBB 100 RUNS trials. At Amsterdam, Maxwell and Oibbson were fourth and fifth In a CET-UWkdnd Ce t -AWa YM e v e ty drop i Babe Ruth was the first player semi-final in 54 seconds and Cube) ,-j. n-- ' ' .-'‘5 f/- > •' fl in the American League to score and Taylor lost a final that was rur G U B N N E irS AOO r w this geaBoa, in -63-2-5<
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^ o-Roon’*? eoftf Gemp/ 'ALi^£^W EKi‘■ Ujpr- U K i n u “It is held quite unreasonable women h a v e ^ v t’di that a man who can afford two or ural” field and have hurt the three automobiles should be ex chances of their sisters for success Lc^BUTH DEWET GROVES ©«e1?M:k pected to support his own grand in their “natural”- field, the home. TfflS HAS HAPPENED Ing gown. Bertie Lou saw that he sleep. At eight o’clock Rod knock children for three or four years. They have failed, ' in part;"'4^'^ had made a bed for himself there BERTIE LOU WARD marries ed on her door and she sat up in CAN ---- Yet the cost need be no greater thinks, because they cannot ’dlnifet^^n ROD BRYER, who had prevlonsly —a bed that was in full view of bed with a nervous start. than the depreciation of an auto their own sex. Re does'belleye^iS^I^^ been engaged to LILA MARSH. The the front door. He must have seen “Come in,” she called, doing her, 'CMlOe. ^NH OUNCE mobile.” Marco kiss her! their success as teachers,- num^^A latter amuses herself by telling best not to let her voice betray her TfeLL------Writing an article called “In all work with children or flavoi^'nii their friends that she was Rod’s “Yes, I saw it," he said; “if hope that hq had remembered their Defense of Early Marriage,” Dr. J. with traditional feminine Ijrtflteii/ first Ipve, and continues to make you’re wondering about that.” anniversary. Rosslyn Earp, director of health ests, because these jobs utlli^^ianis life miserable for the bride until Bertie Lou smiled. “No attempt (To Be Continued) at an American college, editor, woman’s “natural” . equipment she meets a' rich MR. LOREE and to hide it,” she replied serenely. author, and a medical man special And who shall insist that .he.^bt s; marries him. Then she asks Bertie “What’s the sentence going to be?" ly concerned in the sex behavior not right, when looking at woman;' Lou to forgive the past. “Do you want a divorce?” Rod of the “new generation,” backs up in the mass and n o t at a few.'istWaC Trying to keep up socially with asked bluntly. Judge Lindsey’s belief that early lated individuals? their wealthy friends plunges the Bertie Lou took it well. Inward YOUR. marriages before the couple are Bryers in debt and Rod becomes de ly she quiilered from the blow but economically \ ready for them, BENNY, TOO! pressed. Lila seizes her chance to Rod saw only a nonchalant exterior. meaning that the parents must Benito Mussolini speaks, a little ,^ persuade him to accept a higher “How about you?” she counter OHILDREN assume the economic obligations, •t■H■Bs=a=Bs:^a^Us=s=aa=asna■t• piece in the same magazine oa. salary from Loree, promising se ed. For a moment they faced each are the only solution for the coun this subject of women. y 7 1 curity Irom financial worry. other quietly and steadily. It was ^ Olive I^berts Barton^ try’s morals. He hits critics of the “No woman,” he bluntly;-.de-:; .ill Shortly after, she asks Rod to agony for Bertie Lou, and Rod was’ ©1^28 by NEA Service,Inc. system who complain that mak d ares, “ ever has been the donjf^;.. put some of her jewels in the of not happy either. ing parents “the goats” is unfair. inant influence in a strong fice vault during her husband's ab He was doomed, he felt, to mis I hunted up a table of foods by life—but contact with woman .kva 3I sence. When he returns the case the ery, even as Bertie Lou herself felt an authority on children’s ‘ diet JUST AS SILLY necessity for him, for through. b'prgnc jewels are gone. He wants to no that misery would be her fate. He and gave it to a friend. Her child But somehow his “two or three he is brought to feel. m ore’kqenki tify the police but she demurs, did not want a divorce. What good was three. automobile” argument sounds as the human side of things.” , sin? pointing out that suspicion against would it do him? He did not know If you would like the table, here futile to me, at least, as the tirade I insist that a fe r. men are rq^jk’ him might spoil his career. They that Lila loved him, but even if he it ■ is. It is good for any* small of those who call our modern dominant until moved to the'gei-ori keep the matter secret, and Rod had known he would not have child over 2. You may be helped 01,-0 MKN— wives parasites and say they have ture of supremacy by somp woiu- promises to pay for the loss as he wanted to put himself in a position with the diet of your own children. tVE Khowm yovl AU. too much ease and luxury. I al an’s weakness. ; can save the money. to tempt her to leave Cyrus. •nlE
pension car and which promises- a station it drops to ordinary rail revolutionize railroad transporta- Albert and Queen Elizabeth arrive liged- to- buy two-.qoarts at-4t tinn^ TRY NEW VEHICLE Speeds of 200 miles an hour and road tracks and comes to af stop. tion. BRUSSELS HAPPY AT In Brussels from their trip to the or nothing. more is proposed by Director Krug- CAiucwnsm .Kruggenberger proposes to build Congo* they will find shops^ cafetf, .. -Las.t - Noyember ^00,000-,; peo genberger, of 'the famous Siemens this rail road between Berlin and Rubber prices have dropped so and hotels closed with flags at half- ple tdok part in a dembi^liratioii ON BERLIN RAILWAY Schuckert Wbrj^s in B erlin. Potsdam and to , cover the tv/enty- MONARCffS return' low that tennis courts .*rq now ex mast, if the plans of commercial against, the law but failed to im mile. distance between these two The new vehicle is a stream-line pected to be made of rubber. organizatiofls are carried out. press the go-vernment. By the as cities' in five minutes. ^ car, shaped lik^s.^ Zeppelin, and Tournaments ought to be more in Merchants are becoming increas pect of a city of closed-shutteri Berlin.— A new transportation FROM CONGO TRIP driven by an air propeller. It runs ‘A model of the new vehicle, ful teresting than ever, with the ingly bitter against the prohibition and drob-ped - colors t-he m erchanti WITH FRm cH ira method which is in effect a combin suspended from two rails slightly filled all promises and Kruggenber stands catching players on the law which forbids the sale of spirits hope to convince King Albert* ol ation’ of railroad, airship and sus above the ground. When it enters ger believes that his invention with bounce. Brussels— In Aug’jst, when King by the glass, consumers being ob their feelings. 7: , , ■
Paris.— Did Vercingetorix, the original Gaul, wear the original Gallio moustache? Allegations tending to show that painters and sculptors of the whole Christian era put false whiskers on Verceingetorix have provoked ) \ learned arguments in the French A cadem y. Until the Academicians reach an official decision on the question I'renchmen will have Jto ask them selves; ‘‘What kind of moustaches are we growing,, anyway?” And there are a lot of moustaches in France. The Academy ran athwart Ver- cingfetorix indhe French Dictionary which * it is revising for the first time* since 1878. A woodcut of the original Gaul adorned with a long"drooping moustache illustrat ed the definition of Moustache. ‘‘This is the Gallic moustache,” it was explained. ‘‘The picture is wrong,'Vercingetorix was as clean shaven as a North American In dian,” objected members of the Academy. -For proof they pointed to the writings of M. Franz Funck- Brentano, Academician and histor ian, tcho set down: ‘‘Ancient money bearing the effigy of Vercingetorix i shows him without a moustache.” Others retorted that the late An- atole France described a Vercinge torix who would have scorned bar bers and never need hair tonic. Less erudite opinion, outside the Aca Lowest Prices Ever With Canopy Top Wardrobe demy, failed to understand how an Known for Furni early Gaul could grow a moustache p R .-' andatill preserve a smooth face but ture’ of Such" Su such puzzling will have no weight T/i* in the ultimate decision. preme Quality! ''dh Serious consequences will follow Save by Buying If t^ie Academy gives Vercingetorix a scholarly shave. There will oe Nov/! no such thing as a Gallic, or na- tionaiir'moustache. Men who sport Extra Easy Terms a so-called Vercingetorix droop may-isdilefulljr call upon their bar- OPEN ALL DAY bers'%Q cut off something that sim ,\ ply i|^ot French. SATURDAY TO 9 P. M. Thousands of people who daily visit museums and gaze at paint T V . m b ~-i - ings of Vercingetorix will do so J r mousttwhe of another, possibly less ' reali^^ig^ he Is hiding behind the ON EVERYTHING origifsllGaul. And if the French love for his YOU BUY torical truth is carried out to the letter, stone chislers will have to moiint 'hundreda of monuments to 4 Rooms Veriingtorix and smooth off his- up- per• tip. Hp., Complete
‘‘tadies will please keep their Bedroom, Parlor a n d Displayed at a local movie, this Dining Room shown, to hats on during the performance!” gether with a kitchen sign just reverses the old order of not shown all in things. . , 5-PC. DECORATED KANE’S Fine The styles are responsible. Be fore, milady wore an obstructive BREAKFAST SET Furniture___ S395 picture hat with wide brims. She Drop-leaf Table and 4 Chairs— ?3.50 tVEEKLT did not bob her hair. Today,-sne brilliantly finished /| wears a snugly fitting cloche hat, and decorated.... i O w ind^ow n bob, ^ven more* obstruc- Easy Terms V. 13 es-Bltaeii ‘poiiouie* 4 1 :...... lUUIJL-.?!= ! tive than the hats of old. ^ Included Extras Included ‘‘Stop kissing in public?”— Why t Mirror that would mar the scenery of Dinncrwara Chair — Bench — Spring P a ris ?” Pictures — Mattress — 2 Pillows — ?>!•'; Thus spoke M. Jean Chiappe, 2 Boudoir Lamps — Bed! Prefect of Police. He could do a Light — 2 Pictures. lot -tprstop public kissing but he re fuses to try to, so the city is no-'.v breathing easy. Feature Value! . Save Half! Bu,t Parisians had a narrow es i EVER SEE SUCH E XTR A O R D IN A ^ VAUUEF cape..' M. Rloter-Berenger, muni- 14-Pc. Dining Room clp^ cpuncillar, arose before the 15-Pc, Bedroom coimcii and asked for an Immediate ban.pit kissing, particularly on EAST far|well kisses in railroad stations. IK ‘‘There, are too many love scenes on TERMS EAST the^irain platforms,” he protested. TERMS ‘‘Mais oui,” replied M. Chiappe. f i b e r r o c k e r #94 ‘‘That kind of kissing is as old as All the 9-store busing power of KANE’S Is shown the hills. . When I was young I en Limited number of .these great In this big value! Think of it—14 Magnificent joyed that more than once. Weren't ccmfortable rcakers. Priced to Value-Giving that will thrill the furniture*e world-world— sell on sig'nt. Deep, thick cush Pieces—Dhina qabinet. Extension Table, Buffet, 5 you,f ever young, Monsier le Coun- Side Chairs and Host Chair, besides the extras above! A Bedroom Ensemble that is complete andid'cuaiity ions. all the way‘through—Look at the suite— 1 ristocritie \ \ “J seiller? Didn’t you ever have a Artistic English Period design—in Walnut 'Veneers Easy Terms ...... and Gum wood, with Mahogany overlaid decorations! lines—elegant workmanshiiJ—and In the mo?,moj.t r.p- •' little sweetheart? 87.45 proved design! Walnut Veneers with gumwood— ‘T think this love pecking is Velvet-lined drawer in Buffet for silver—Leather slip-seat chairs—AUGUST SALE SENSATION! lovely decorations—Canopy Top Wardrobe, Dresser, realty delicious and charming. It Bed, 3-Mirror Vanity—^pnd' what perfectly wonderful is part of Paris. Suppress it and extras! Act at once and you can buy the entire 15 you'spoil the landscape. pieces at the AUGUST SAbE PRICE of §129. ‘‘Please, Monsieur Ritor, let our ' / in youths do th*eir kissing at the sta- ^^^tter that they do it there f! q ^ h e re .”
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W S DISPUTE IN 90-COIL SPRING 15-Pc. Living Room V' Enjoy new sleep comfort—90 FIRST TIME AT SUCH A PRICE — separate helical springs of fine With New Design Throne Chair, 1 BANFF CELEBRATION ly tempered steel—AUGUST i \ SALE Long Divan and Club Chair !}, ------low price ...... $9.75 . * Easy Terms ABSOLUTELY the most Impressive living Alta.— Chiefs- of the room value In our history! Note the huge Blonds and Stoneys are seething . . -• U A SRIch Royal Axminsteri; In “«ie 8.3x10^. size 'If Throne Chair—and other fine pieces! Cov- witii indignation here this year and —In Beautiful New Patterns and Colors—Deep CTed in rich, wear-resisting Jacquard— are|^deciding in their annual pow pile, thick rugs—at a price that we’ve never Deep, spring-filled cushions—^And just see wows whether or not they will ^al- been able to offer before. August Sale Price me wonderful group of extras Included! Heres enduring beauty, utmost com fort^at lovi^thelr tribesmen to attend the Phenomenal'August Sale Special! a truly sensational August Sale price I EAST TERMS gamering and festival to be held at New England 1-Motion Banlf the last of August and the .50 j flr^ of September. t'-v*.-" - bAf-'IK -K.J With All These Extras Double Day Bed •i. le of the braves last year, in a Mantel Clock, Daven ft of fun or otherwise appeared Single motion transforms Easy Tenqji port Table, 2"Tictures, re a host of visitors- here garb- it into a comfortable dou Bridge Lamp and Shade, ble bed! W th rich cretonne .95 kilt, coat, sporran, plaid, Floor Lamp and Shade, Layer Felt Mattress Other Axmlnsters In Every Size and Design coverings and rolled edged ;arry and all, and the dignity Smoker, 2 B o(^‘' Ends,*^ mattresses. Sanitary layer felt with fancy np to fljiO.OO Scarf. ' * lie tTibes has been ridiculed tp art ticking—Extra thick and- AUGUST SALE PRICE ~ Easy Terms an extent, the chieftains Extra d»Q QP that it -will require a large soft ...... int of Influence to persuade Easy Terms. Indians to forget the incident, *■ le Indians last year enacted a 3-Pc. Bed Outfit Special pedde treaty shortly be'rro the Gov. Winthrop Desk SimONS Bed ^th ' iih incident which again caused Spring and Mattress sach. Remarkable value! Massive Tliink of it! SIMMONS r Idian days at Banff this year ly built. Contains every panel bed, with rust-proof prove to be an excellent fea- ^writing spring and a fine matteess. • should the braves decide the ' convenience ...... farancq of an Indian In Scotch Easy. Terms 818.50 is not such an indignity after F-' Easy Terms For Evening Appointments, Phone 2-9281 j i TOUGH ON CROOKS Free Delivery—^Free B. E. Fares—^FBEE Storage >ndon.—-The ' businesa -of drug traffickers and other, smugglers is 5^ S e e This Remarkable Buy! AT THE SIGN OF THE BIG CLOCK-, mails harder b» a new stereoscopic Look! A UGUST SALE Super Value X-r 3 y apparatus recently imported - Save on RANGES Handsome 3rPc. Living Room fro I Germany!,It will 9hOw exactly » f- Save On Bedroom Suites wh: i. is in a borfui of goods ipr any Choose at Phenomenal August A WONDERFUL value, specially pjroduoed Compelling beauty at a thrllllag low prlcel art (le lodged*;^ a human bpdy. Sale savings—New economical for the home that wants a dependable 'par models, with burnished nickel Splendid construction in beautiful - Walnut lor suits at a moderate price! Custom built veneers and gumwood! Large Dresser, Bed, te library of -6ehO* TUnney's and spring filled, to KANE’S exacting speoifl- , Chest or French Vanltyl Easy-sliding mmgs cations! Divan, Wing Chair, Club Chair, ' » 8 9 Coi lecticut home is stocked with ...... $45 EAST drawers. French Plate Mirrors I Be sufe Easy Terms covered In velour. AUGUSJ SALE PRICE TERMS H artford a a a z w i N ^ H artford ' -EAST 7 for books, says a dispatch. Wry. to see such marvelous value I TERMS eve lowbrow sports writers have x«A nearly that maiurl ^ r . . Jv !.■ a :
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WILL AGAIN BE OPEN ■The assault case pt Clarence Jef-r Mrs. Charles Smith at her home in Rogers of Terre Haute, Indiana are fersCwbo conducts a fUlirlg station proval of the American' treaty ta A daughter, Lillian Lena, was Bridgeport. born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Wil guests of Mrs. Anna Graham at the The Sparrows defeated the Owls at Love Laue was nolled this morn outlaw war was given by King Mrs. Norman Warner is enter Lilacs. • TO PUBLIC BY 1930 George- in his speech from the liam Saglio of Buckingham. Mr. WAPPING at the West Side playground yes ing In the Mftnehester police court taining her sister and family of Mrs. C. P. Plaisted of Hartford, terday morning, 19 to 5. by Judge Rajunond A. Johnson. The throne this afternoon prius^ing Saglio is son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo Rockville. seph Saglio of this place. Gonn., Miss Helen Shirrell and The registrars of the town of The Owls used three pitchers, and London.— St. Paul’s Cathedral, reason for this action was that the Parliament. The king did .not at Henry Brault and Robert Bar- Charles Shirrell of Schenectady, N, Sputh Windsor will be in session at they walked .17 men. Anderson five, the famous masterpiece of Sir principal witness. Miss Elizabeth tend in person. His speeclj^ was' Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Foote ^yere tholemew have returned from a visitors at the home of his broth y., are guests of Charles H. Sterry the Town hall, South Windsor today Bissell four and Werner eight, Christopher Wren, will be ’ fully Reichard of 99 Walbrldgei rpalli read. trip to Vermont. . , and Miss Bertha Place, and on Friday Auguist 10, from 12 Francis Brimley played a good open to the public again by 1930, West Hartford,’ failed' to.pui in arj "M y government is happy to ac er, A. H. Foote, in Colchester, Miss Leora Hibbard and Miss after having been partly closed for Wednesday afternoon. Miss Thelma Price, Miss Helen o’clock noon, until 9 p. m. standard game at second base for the Spar appearanqe. Attbe hearing last cept the treaty for renunciation of •Welch of Manchester were callers Clough and Eldred Doyle attended time, for the purpose of enrolling rows. Monday the Bluebirds and repairssince 1925. Monday it was stated that Miss war and it is my confident expecta Rev. and Mrs. Deeter have as at Mrs. E. E. Foote’s Tuesday. American visitors to the edifice their guests her sister, Dr. Nickel the local union of the Y. P. S. C. E. electors for the causus lists and Owls play. Reichard was not. In. a condition-to, tion that, when it is completed, it Philip Hubbard, son of Mrs. summer rally at Ellington Wednes perfecting the lists. The registrars . League Standing in recent years have found the appear at that time and Dr. Moore will constitute a new and fmport-- and her son and daughter, also Mr. Bertha Hubbard of this place, is beautiful interior of the building Tinklepaugh from Witchetau, Kan. day evening, aro John S. Clapp and Thomas J. Won Lost suggested continuing the case until ant guarantee for the ” ^(>rld’i to be married August 18 to Miss Mrs. Bert J. Thompson and son, Ahern. Sparrows ...... ‘.4' 1 mainly hidden from their vi«ew by Friday. , ; Mr. Tinklepaugh, while here, will Marcia Lois Stafford. The wedding ugly steel scaffolding. peace,” said the King. ' ' ' of Forest City, Iowa and Mrs. ' Mrs. A-lice M. Smith gave a Owls ...... '. . .2 3 J'effers was defended by Attorney make arrangements to enter Harv is to take place at the Belmont,' A “ dangerous structure” notice — • ■ ard College this fall. Thompson’s two daughters of New luncheon and bridge party at her Bluebirds...... 2 3 John Foley and his, statement to Chicago, 111. Robins . .'...... 2 3 was served on the Cathedral au Mr. and Mrs. George Miner of York City were recent guests at the home on the Buckland road, last the court was that Miss .ReiqhaTd We^inesday afternoon. There were SPARROWS (19) thorities in early 1925, engineers called him on the telephone and Hartford were visitors Tuesday at home, of William Agard and daugh deciding the famous dome and sev LITTLE “COURT’ AT DOORN two tables of her friends from Hart AB R H PO ’ a E told him that she was not interest M. W. Hills and Richard Stutt’s. ters, Mrs. Marion Agard Baker and Tomlinson, ss .3 3 1 2 1 1 eral of its supporting piers ,had be As this is Farmer’s week at DEVOTED TO '‘HIS IVIAJESTY’ Miss Lucile Agard. ford. ed in the prosecution' o f . Jeffers: .Mrs. Rose Elmore of East Hart A. .Brimley, lb 3 2 1 1 1 1 0 come undermined and in danger of AlC.H.Tryoii’s Storr.s a number of local families Mary Agnes Pratt, little grand falling., She claimed JeHers oweh^her *|6D Cologne.— "Everyone is devoted ford came to stay with Mrs. J. Ed Vennart, C....4 2 1 5 1 3 have been visitors there. daughter of Mrs. Charles H. , Since then thousands of tons of and that was what she was ipterest- to His Majesty, the ex-Kaiser WiL ward Collins for a while last Wed Mahoney, p ...3 2 1 2 4 0 ' ed in. The attorney frankly stated The Misses Olive and Elene War Daniels who was operated on for O’Leary, 3b ...4 0 0 1 0 0 liquid cement have been grouted in ner returned to their home, Sunday helm,’’ recently reported Cbunt nesday evening. The nurse Mrs. that In his opinion Miss .'Reichard Sanitary Market acute appendicitis at the Hartford Waldermler has returned to the Prentice, rf ...4 1 0 0 0 0 to the piers^ which owing to the after passing two weeks with rela Pinck von Pinckenstein, former hospital Tuesday ■ last is reported hurried methods of the original would not appear unless ' she wais aide-de-camp, in a conference on. home of Mrs. Alice Smith for a F. Brimley, 2b .1 4 0 0 3 0 compelled to. ^ tives in Rockville. doing nicely. Georgettl, If ..3 2 -0 - 0 0 0 builders of the Cathedral had been Mrs. Clara Hanmer and Mrs. W. the life and doings of the littl^, little rest. The alleged assault took, place ‘‘court’’ at Doom. Eldred Doylfe- attended the Tol Mrs, .Elizabeth Smith left last Russell, cf . .. . 3 2 0 0 0 0 filled with rubble.* In addition the Tel 441 Tei 442 J. Warner were visitors in Hart land County Farm Bureau picnic dome has been materially strength on -Thursday, July wh^n'i Miss ford Monday. "The gardens are filled with Wednesday for York Beach, Maine, held last Friday at Andover Bur- Total ...... 28 19' 4 21 10 4 ened, and when the work is com Reichard, Jeffers claimed, persisted Mrs. Louis Twining returned to ducks and it is really touching to, to spend a month’s vacation with Yellow Bantam Com, 89c dozen. nap Brook Farm, the home of Mr. OWLS (5) pleted the Cathedral will be safe for in hanging around the filling sta her home in Hartford Wednesday see them await the Kaiser and hear her sister, Mrs. Granville Webber. Nadve. Cnciunbers, 8 for- Kjfc. and Mrs. Arthur Savage.. Mr. and Mrs. David Burnham of AB R H PO A E another 200 years, in the opinion tion-the.greater part of;the day. .• evening after passing a few days ^.t them salute him at dawn.” • of experts.- Native Tomatoes, 15c lb. At Doom, it is evidently the Mrs. Conrad Raab and daughter, Pleasant Valley, motored to Lord’s Ford, r f ...... 3 1 0 0 0 0 A. H. Post’s. C. Smith, Cf . . .3 1 1 1 1 0 An immense steel chain, 450 feet Elberta Peaches, 45c basket. Mrs. Charles Fish and children ducks which crow instead of Chan- Margaret, of Springfield Gardens, Point last Friday and brought their Pie Apples, 10c quart. tecler. Long Island, are spending some daughter Miss Virginia Burnham Bissell, p, lb . . 3 1 1 3 1 2 long, is to be used to counter the IN BANKRUPTCY. of Manchester are spending a few Noske, If . '. . . .3 0 0 .0 0 2 outward pressure o? the dome. The Swansdown Cake Floni^ 85c time as guest at the home of Mr, who has been spending her vacation package. E. Smith, 3b . .1 1 0 0 0 0 links will be laid in four paralTel New Haven, Conn., A ug. 3,— and Mrs. Howard CrandaH '' and there, home with them. Hunt’s Prunes, in Cans,. 29c can. Werner, ss, p . . 3 0 1 2 2 2 formations, rbund the outer base of John C. Swett, of Npw Hartford, family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Snow and Edgemoht Crackere, 8 Packages Miss Edna Crandall spent the two children were guests of Mr. Johnson, 2b ...4 0 1 2 0 0 the dome. filed a voluntary petition In bank Anderson, p, lb 2 0 0 5 1^ 0 for 25c. week end with friends at Sunny and Mrs., Fred Bishop of Andover, ruptcy in United States District Waldorf Toilet Paper, - 4 Pack Bank cottage. Crystal Lake. last Sunday. Lloyd, c ...... 1 1 0 8 2 3 Police were called when the 24 Court here today showing .liabilities children of two families and their ages for 29c. • George Crandall who has spent Rautenberg, 3h 2 0 0 0 0 0 of $38,952 and assets of $36,4'65. mother's became embroiled in bat Seldner Salad Dressing', - Large six weeks in Portland, Maine at the Michael Boccio, a New Britain tail Size, 48c. Total ...... 25 5 4 21 7 9 tle in Bridgeport, Conn., Police or, owing $3,910 and having assets M. I. 'T. Reserve Officers Training Sparrows ...... 174 106 0— 19 ought to let the army and navy set Good Lnck Jar Bings, ijLPack- Camp training, is now at the home McLARNIN KAYOES to the amount of $1.,793 also filed a ages for 25c. .•Owls...... 013 000 1— 5 tle these major martial affairs. voluntary petition today. of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. How Two base hits A. Brimley: stolen Pure Cider Vinegar, 42c. gaL GOOD THINGS TO EAT ard Crandall at Grant Hill district. LOAYZA IN FOURTH bases F. Brimley, Lloyd, Bissell, Gold Dnst, Large Size, 25cJ Mrs. Mary Ferred of Orlando, Noske, C. Smith; double plays C. Cocoanut, Bulk, 86c. Florida, is a guest of her sister, Smith to Johnson;, first base on Fresh Potato Chips, 1-4 lb. 20e. SAVE YOURSELF Mrs. Abial Metcalf and family. Detroit, Aug. 3.— Jimmy McLar- balls Anderson 5, Bissell 4, Werner It looks^ at this Friday forenoon writing, as Miss. Anna Pivovarczuk of Grant nin’s dynamite blasted another 8, Mahoney 5; struck out, Ander though this were going to be the season’s record Hill district is spending her vaca challenger out of his way last night son 2, Bissell 1, Werner 4, Ma breaking hot spell. In fact, it got a good, long tion as guest of Mrs. Porter of Ber at Olympia. His victim this time honey 4; umpire Red Haddan. MEATS lin, New Hampshire. Was Stan Loayza, stolid Chilean. »______I______start in that direction yesterday. Anyhow, it’s Some More of Those Fanc^, Broil hot enough to justify k ittle care in saving your Miss Bernice A. Hall is at In McLarnin knocked out the Soiirh self. , dian Neck for a week with friends American after a flurry in the ers from Mr. Clock, 65c lb,, j Legs of Lamb, 42c lb. Hot or cool, wet or dry, the housewife has plenty from Springfield, Mass. ^fourth round of a scheduled ten- Harry Brown started'August 1st round bout. Although Loayza was Veal Cutlet, 55c lb.' " to do, as a rule, that can’t very well be left un Loin Veal, 38c lb. nr done enough to tax her strength and uer spiritual to carry and deliver mail from Tol willing and game he was no match AR AAOSe \S SAID land to Rockville. for McLarnin. More than 13.000 Pork to Roast, 3 ^ lb. fortitude when Ecuador weather moves up into COWe A Daisy Hams, 45c lb. New England— without^ addmg a lot of belated, Mrs. William Hyde r.nd Miss fans paid approximately $72,000 to Elizabeth Hyde of. Hartford, were view the bout. a l l 1*5 SAID AMD DOME, Rib Roast Beef, 38c and |pc lb. hurried marketing in order to provide for the Pot Roast, ,R5q lb. . I week-end needs. ruests of friends ifa town Tuesday. Loayza captured the fii:st two rounds and the third went to Mc Honey Comb 9l?ripe, 22c' That’s where Pinehurst’s painstakingly develop- Charles Dabney of New York, an Native Fowls, 42c lb. , ed telephone and delivery service comes in particu lid resident here many years ago Larnin. Clicquot Club Gingrer Ale larly well. All our old customers know all about i lied on former acquaintances The fourth was 2 minutes and it— how we specialize in the accurate filling of "iiesday. 20 seconds old when a left hook to phone orders, with a close check on every item and Children’s Day will be observed the jaw put Loayza into a position Golden, Pale, Sec for a short right-hand punch to th“ VEGETABLES especial care that no phone order ever brings to u the F'ederated church at the s, the home one single inferior or second grade thing; Sunday morning service next Sun chin. Loayza was dizzy, and as he .was falling a bit a crushing left PICKWICK BREW Peas, 3 Qts. for 25c. and how the delivery is amazingly prompt.. . But day, Aug. 5th. YeUo)v Bmitani Corn, 39c dpz. we want quite a number more Manchester house hook to the jaw . dropped him. Mrs. Charles H. Daniels has re He. was attempting to get up'at Parsley, 6c biincb. < ^ i keepers to know about it, too. The way to find turned from, a week spent in Lower RUPPERTS NfltLve.Tpniatpfis*,^ ibj.| out is to try it. "nine” but fell' on his face and was Warner, New Hampshire. cut, out for the count. Ckiffo'Ci; '4T Bnhfehes^or 2lfi. Friday nights .though Pinehurst’s store is closed, The Federated church and Sun and Beets, 3 Bnn'cHed for 25<*.« the phone service is im operation until nine day school will have their annual Cannibal mosquitos have been Turnips, 3 . Bunches for 25c. o’clock. And orders sent in are gotten ready and picnic at Lake George, Wales, OLDE KEG Wax Beans, 3 Qts. for 25c.'- Imported to eat up the kind of I . started out so early Saturday morning that yours ] Mass., Thursday, August 9th. imosqultos that bite you. Wonder Native encumbers, 3 for I'dc, will be at your door at 8 o’clock if you indicate I Mr. and Mrs. f^enry Albers and makes thirst a pleasure. Summer Squash, 3 for-23 *" TfckM^t5BtKXXSXXX3tXXKXXXXXKX30tXX3tX3t3i3iilSXX3636XX300000000tXXXKacXXX5g6100tXX3^^ ^ ‘^)Ti*it*~~.^~~*»*^.~*~*~*^~~*~.‘~~'*"*"*“* ^ '~ “*‘‘*"*.^“*.*.**.*^** »«* »»■ ■ ■ ■ «--»^ --|-|(.yY^*Tn*rVYnri*tV¥¥‘tt*>f*innnni*i*inri*i* * * * ‘ '^* * “ “ * "««■ »««»»»»■ ■ - »- - ~ - - i-----i-r^ »u < iv T i^ rrL rL ru -j->nrinriri-~i~*T~in*i~i*i-i-i ■ -www SXi«X3t»0Oodt%jOCXXX3CXXX36KXX3(X3O6XK5«36X56}aO^ ■’ll The Best Places to Shop l ^ f A l I ? 1 ^ | * The Best Stores Advet^e chusetts, taken to Greenfield and of the larger cities in Ohio, as far Heeney fight, which were received GET NO SUITS AND CAN fined $100 for running a lottery. TAKES MANY BASS, HEARS as Pennsylvania and many from over the radio, the only one in that This was also made public at the northern and western New York. section, a distance of about fifteen FIND NO “DORSEY CO.” time but the Manchester subscrib The pickerel there, of which Mr. miles from where he was staying. ers didn’t seem to mind. FIGHT DEEP IN WOODS Turkington caught many, are a dif If any of them ever “drew out” ferent species from those frequent INFANT CULTURE and got a suit the fact hastnot be patrons of Semi-Lottery Plan ing Connecticut waters, having a come generally known. Town Clerk Turkington Back round instead of fiat head. Berlin.—A new gymnasium for HALES SELF-SERVE Clothes Vendors Disregard In two hours last Friday Sam babies less than a year old has been AH! SHEEP GRASS From Two Weeks Stay in ed Warning Last March. Canadian Wilds. took fourteen black bass and on opened here. 'Dressed in abbreviat Sunday caught over thirty pounds ed gymnasium clothes, the young London.—Sheep in the Broms- of bass in tv.m hours. sters are laid out on flanuel-covered ,. Last March the Herald printed grove district of Worcestershire Town Clerk Samuel Turkington ■ „the result of the Chamber of Com- has returned after spending two tables and put through settihg-up G n a c E p Y are carrying' around grass which Although far back in the woods •nierce’s investigation of the “Dor weeks in Canada where he did con exercises. The training cat be start has grown on their backs. The seed Mr. Turkingto'L did not miss hear ed as early as five months and is IT PAVS TO WAIT ON VPm iaroFl sey Tailoring Company” of Spring- fell onto the sheep from a haystack siderable fishing. Mr. Turkington field, Mass., which had agents at ing the returns of the Tunney said to cure defects of the spine. and the heat of the anlmah com made his headquarters in the little work in Manchester soliciting mem town of Erinsville and visited lakes berships In a “suit club.” Members bined with wet weather caused the grass to sprout. in various sections. The first |.^Jif the “club” were to- pay a sum week he found fishing none too NXXVNXVV You Cannot Help But Notice not to exceed $48 at the rate of $2 good, but the second week made a week. Each week there was to be NOT SO BAD John; What’s your handicap in up. _ a drawing, the member whose name The section which he visited is The Difference drawn thereupon receiving his the mixed doubles? Jim (pointing to pretty miss): noted for the fishing and there were Our rapid turnover assures you of fresh foodstuffs at all times. Our tremen suit of clothes without further pay many visitors from Chicago, several ments. The worst that could hap Over there.—Passing Show. dous volume enables us to buy larger quan tities and to sell them at prices below that pen to any member would be to **The store that holds faith with the people.” of the larger chain stores. Everything purchased in the Self Serve is guarantee to 24 weeks and then ®et his suit anyhow. So the scheme read, Corner Main and Maple Streets. Telephone 2006 meet with your approval or your money lyiH be gladly refunded. s The Chamber of Commerce look- F. Kelley, E*rop. the “Dorsey Tailoring Company” SPECIAL FOR ' and found that it consisted of a SPECIAL SALE AND DEMONSTRATION single individual named Charles SATURDAY Howard; that it had no plant and ✓ ho store, merely a one-room office Why eat heavy meat in hot weather Armour’s Star at 115 Main street, Springfield. when you can have dainty and delicious A Reputation For Doing Its showing of responsibility be chicken? We have the chickens right ing so slight, Manchester people were warned against falling for the here waiting for your skillet. Make it a chicken dinner Sunday! Things SUGAR CURED HAM scheme. Despite this a considerable number of persons did subscribe to the plan and continued to pay their Natiye Broilers, 2 to 3 lbs...... 35c lb. Md serving the public faithfully is hard to build up and $2 a week to a representative of just as hard to maintain. We do it by paying atten Skinned Back 3 1 c pound the “company,” who came here reg Native Chickens, 3 to 4 lbs...... 30c lb. tion to business and perfecting every detail as near as ularly until two weeks ago. Since possible. We invite you to join the large number of be I fhen the local investors in phan- ’ tom suits at $48 each have seen or' Local Strictly Fresh E ggs...... 50c dozen lievers in this reputation. heard nothing of the “Dorsey Tall- Meadow Gold Strictly brlng Company.” ‘ All c^ckens killed and cleaned free of charge while you wait. One of them went to Springfield Special attention given to hotels, restaurants and parties. Home Cooked Foods a day or two ago to see if he could Large assortment of ready to eat cooked and smoked get trace of theconcern or the mon BUTTER FRESH EGGS ey he had paid in. He could find Meats and Roast Native Chicken. nothing of any company of that name, nor of Charles Howard. The Manchester Imported and Domestic Cheese. lbs. 99® 111* ® 45® dozen office at 115 Main street was va Imported and Domestic Canned Fish. 2 1 50 cant. Imported and Domestic Canned Fruits and Vegetables Over 1,000 pounds sold weekly. Selected large eggs. Last spring a representative of Live i^oultry Market Imported and Domestic Beverages and Fruit Juices. the “Dorsey Tailoring Co.” was ar- FINEST AMERICAN In sanitary cloth bags yested in Greenfield. Mass., jumped 50 Oak St., Corner of Cottage. Tel. 1506-2 Pickles, Olives, Onions and Relishes. j, hundred dollar bond, was re-ar- Imported and Domestic Health Bread. jested in another part of Massa Cinnamon and Sugar Rusks. G ranulated SUGAR 10 ib. bag 61® Brown Beans, Yellow Peas, Saygryn. Spedal Importation Heavy Cream, Strictly Fresh Eggs, Brown’s Butter. St. Martin’s CIGARSTTES Store open every envening until 9 o’clock. r . 9 f j • i i f JAMS and (lO-packs) marmalades ' ' WEEK-END SPECIALS The finest made in England. Seville $1.18 carton orange marmalade, bittetr orange marmalade, Have you the A & P habit? Thousands of women buy strawberry, gi'een gage, damson, raspberry and bla«'k currant jam . Those who have Camels. Old Golds, Chester daily at the A & P because they know they are always receiv- trie M G B SIXTEEN ^NCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD. FRIDAY, AUGUST 3,1928. Concentrate Your Efforts-Use These Columns And Gain The Profitable Remit V Want Ad Information Cards of Thanks E 45 Articles for SalO' didn’t have to pitch anything bftf CARD OP THANKS FOR SALE—KINDLING wood -H.5Q PIPPING HEENEY strikes at a man who came Into him Manchester load. Orders taken at Self-Serve every time In the same track. He We wish to thank all our friends Grocery. J. W.,Hale Cp.„ . never fought that way before and Evening'Herald and relatives, for the sympathy he wouldn't bave changed in One shown us during the Illness, and at . i ■ - Oarden-Farm-Pairy Products SO NOT MUCH CREDIT year. He knew that Heeney was Classified Advertisements the time of the death of our beloved Phone Your W a n t Ads ed, and Jb6n Lan^ jtf West son. We would also thank those who made for him Because Even The Al Count Blx averag# words to a line. FOR SALJS-^PRESH VEGETABLES stre'^" motored ^ to hard, Initials, numbers and abbreviations contributed flowers. leged Experts And Everyone Else Maine, and ar^^ iphn MR. AND 'MRS.' LUIGI PEI '^CE. from Bl-.VYay Farm—Golden Ban are two- each count as a word and oomppund tam corn, tptxrittoes, summer squash, To The FOR GENE TUNNEY Knew It. wce^S'^j^catlojp '$herA ift tll^ ^eati- ■words as two words. Minimum cost Is green -peas.' green'- and- wax Leans, Maybe he would have stopped ,-V^ i price of three nne^. ^ _ iio'sf and Found carrots,' beets, cabbage, apples, rasp berries, etc. Driveway ,Inn,- 655 Risko, or Sharkey or . eyen Hansei. *» 'I Line rates per day* for transient -'ROUND gold wrist watch North Main, Sta.14, Rockville trol quicker and knocked them stiffer. ‘ Prpfes|c!¥;I)p!iga.h4^ the erey atrap, between 117 Birch ley. But t«e was fighting Heeney and it Effective March IT. ^ street, and the mills Reward If re- Says Tom Was No contract for the buildllUf-jotAlB,he'wr Cash Charge turned to 117 Birch street. Evening Herald is on his showing against Heeney home on fhe canjpu? at Stdrrt-fQol- 9 cts Garden-Farm-Dairy Products 50 G Consecutive Days 7 ots that his new glory is being written. lege to H. H. West & Son, ofi Man 3 Consecutive Days 9 ots 11 cts LOST—THURSDAY EVENING, gold What Mandell Says. t •••••••••••••«•' _11 cts !• cts cameo brooch, between Strickland fo r '' h a l e —TWO OR THREE trees and Gene Got chester. * All orders for Irregular Insertions street, and Ceuter. James Duffy, 39 of fearly apples ready to pick. Apply We don’t know whether he is a will be charged at the one-time rate. Strickland street. ■-to William Monroe,-Sl'i East Center good boxer or a great boxer. He Thomas P. Murphy Of 11 liotter Special rates for long term every street. Too Much Praise. couldn’t look bad ^gainst Heeney street has entered the e m p ^ of day advertising given upon reqneot Call 664 > Annoimeements ■ ?;■ and it was very difficult for him to the United Miisic tio. of WH^inah- Ads ordered for three °r six days Household Goods 61 and stopped before the third or fifth ‘look good against Dempsey. tic, Mr. Murphy was, form^ly In day will be charged only for the ac And Ask for “Bee” But we believe that Sammy Man the emply of Kemp's Music Hptlse. tual number of Limes tht, fti. STEAMSHIP TICKETS—all parts of FOR SALE — BARSTOW , combina By HENRY L. FARRELL. ed. charging at the rate earned, but the world. Ask for sailing Hats and tion stove, fiye tube cabinet radio, dell, the lightweight champion, no allowances or refunds can be made ’ 50-2. Robert J. Smith. two beds. 11 Trotter street. Tell Her What You Want ■ ■'^.::Gene Tunney, as a reward for his knows something about the art of The first pt^e of .pl’^erly? to be on six time ads stopped after the 1Q09 Main street. ■“ . . . »«.>. I , I boxing and he told the writer: sold in the new,'deVe]6pmeiht open ONLY A FEW couch hammocks left act in stopping honest and harmless at 40 per cent off. Benson Furniture “ Tunney isn’t a good boxer. He ed by E, J'., HoiU .ihiawn 'ab Blfie- ^’^No “tni forbids” : display 1 ne; not 'Automobiles for Sale She will take your ad. help you word It for best results, Toin Heeney in the elisventh round Company. Home of good Bedding. and see that it is properly Inserted. Bill .will be niklled has nothing but speed. He holds fields Addition, a id , s.ltua^i^B be *°^he Herald will no: be responsible of. their recent meeting ■ for the his hands so low that he has to tween _ Fairfield V.an^ 'McKee ^atteets for more than one Incorrect Insertion 1925 Reo 2 1-2 ton dump truck $600. same day allowing you until seventh day after insertion Reo 1 1-2 ton platform truck YOU CAN DO world’s heavyweight championship, bring them up and then hook. His andl Hartford road^^as s d lf yester of any advertisement ordered for $250« i to take advantage of the GASH RATE, more than one time. WHAT OTHERS LAVE DONE fsliemg hailed now in some sections right hand is looped over and there, day ■fiC^anlorll^.Rfi^ar.d The Inadvertent omission of locoj* -nnf 1 1-” ton panel truck $350. on quality, beauty and price. We of the press as the greatest of all is a lot of waste motion in him.- who, bought Vfiati111 at reel publication of advertising will be 1923. Reo platform truck $200. have it . here. Tonight’s la,n)P special Hudson touring, winter top, running until Aug. 4. Our .show wta- heavyweight champions. His footwork isn’t much. He can’t the corndr' and rectified only *'y cancellation of the $250. charge made foj- the service rendered. dow has a beautiful selection of ■fie'is, according to his suddenly go to either side. He only flies 'Hartford fo i^ / ^ op . 1924 Overland 4-door sedan $150. lamps going at cost. Don’t wait! Buy .enthusiastic glory spreaders, a fast- posite a store^ road GEO. L. BETTS backward and when he wants to get All advertl'"ements must conform now! A small d«p.osit will hold yours. -er fnan than Jim Corbett and a bet out of retreat he has to stop dead .whioK-the;£ln^e!i!|^t^$i|^ in In style, copy and typography with 127 Spruce St. Tel. 711 Don’t forget all are selling at cost! Apartments, Flats, Tenements 03 a leased' in regulations enforced by the publish FROM THE CHEAPEST c THAT’S Houses for Sale' ter boxer; a better defensive fight still and set himself. Tnat Is the ers, and they reserve the right \> FOR SALE— 1928 BUICK sedan. In GOOD TO THE BEST THAT’S er than Jack Johnson and a more reason he looks bad when he gets tention to ' erect ,a’ 'Store building perfect condition. For demonstra- MADE I FOR REN’i'—TWO AND three room on the ne'W site with tenements edit, revise or reject any copy con tion. Call 1600. FOR SALE—ACADEMY HILL, new damaging hUter than either Jim his back to the ropes. He can't sidered obj tionab’ . HOLMES BROS. FURNITURE CO suites In Johnson Block, with mod English type home, all modern im Jeffries "or Jack Dempsey. (UbovO. ' ; •I.OSING h o u r s —Classified ads 649 Main St. Phone 1268 ern improvements. Apply to lohn- sidestep. 1 was prepared to see a 1925' FORD COUPE provements. lot 100x150. 2 car/ to be publsihed same day must be re son. Phono 524 or janitor 2040. garage. Apply at 23 Academyrstreet There can be no doubt that no great boxer against a man built for I' '■ tU ceived by 12 o'clock noon. Saturdays 1924 CHEVROLET ’.TOURING COME IN AND SEE THESE NOW or telephone 1801-5. . cliafiipion ever looked better in win PICKETT MOTOR SALES 3 piece all-over Mohair suite $119. a boxer but I didn’t even see a good ,nf 10:30 a. m. 22-24 Maple St. Tel. 2017 Business Locations for Rent 64 ning a fight than Tunney did in cne.” Nachman construction. Five piece FOR SALE—GREENa CRRJS. nice six walnut bedroom st-’-. consisting of room bungalow, ctea'i heat, 'oak Ikiunding a weaponless opponent Telephone Your Want Ads 1927 Oldsmoblle Landau. $700. large dresser, large vanity, chest of FOR RENT—OFFICE SPACE In the 1925 Oldsmoblle Sedan, $375. floors and trim. Price $6,800. Owner until he couldn’t stand any longer, dramers with mirror and straight- Cheney block, large airy room, low leaving town. Must be sold at once. Ads are accepted over the telephone 1926 Oldsmoblle 2-lJoor .Sedan, $450 end bad $159. est price on Main street, building and it is quite certain that if at the CHARGE RATE given above Arthur A. Knofla, telephone 782-2 BETTER TRAINED COPS Ten other good used cars..^t reduc WATKINS FURNITURE EXCHANGE thoroughly renovated. Apply office 876 Main street. Heeney hadn’t been equipped with as ft convenience to advertisers, but ed prices. F. H. Anderson, at J. W. Hale Com terrific endurance that Tunney the CASH RATES will be accepted as pany. FOR SALE— GAS STOVE, baby bassi FOR Sa I-E— WOULD YOU BUY a might have won that fight as quick FULL PAYMENT If paid at the busi CRAWFORD AUTO SUPPLY CO net - id high-chair. Call before Sat NEEDED IN NEW YORK ness hfflee on or before the seventh brand new five room cottage. 10 min Refit Mone*f Center and Trotter Sts, urday at 53 Spruce street. ly as Dempsey turned . In some of t- i ‘f day .following the first s';*"'i; TeL 1174 or 2021-2. Wanted to Rent 08 utes walk from Cheney mills. Price his ylctories. each ad. otherwise the CHARGE only $5,500. Steam heat and all mod $8,600 fS the '|flcfeUf rmtji^coti But merely on what he showed in RATE will be collected. No responsi CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE Wanted— To Huy 6 » WANTED TO RENT— Six to eight ern Improvements. Call Arthur. A tage, furnace, ga^, bathVoom,' "etc; bility for errors In telephoned ads Those wishing to purchase open room house, good location, all im Knofla. telephone 782-2, 875 Main St - blinding Heeney and in stopping a Crime Commission Reports on will be assumed and their accuracy cars will do well to inspect our stock near Main; stredy first £ WILL BUY ANYTHING you’ll sell provements. Address Box H, in care man v^ho had a physical handicap Conditions Prevailing in cannot be guaranteed. Prices right—cars rlghL of Herald. Real F.stnle for Fxrliange 70 Qoor, space for ‘2 morli on Sicond. . H. A STEPHENS In the line of junk and old furniture. that made it impossible for him to Empire State. floor. Garage ilso. j- J Index of Classifications Center at Knox Tgi, 939.-2 Call Wm. Ostrlnsky. Tel. 849. reach him we can’t see Tunney as a Farms and Land for Sale 71 kOlt SAI.W o k I0X(HIAN'!10 nropertv $7,5ito .for’^S on' Evening Herald Want Ads a'-e now WILL Pa y HIGHEST prices for all In town. In good localltv What have super-champion or even as a great Albany, N. Y., Aug. 3.— “ More grouped according to classifications Aulo Accessories— ’rires kinds of poultry. ^Ve will also buy Spruce "street. QDd-,’of places 0 FOR SALE—PLACE near electric vou to offer? Wm Ranehl. Telephone champion. And it Is purely upon and better trained police” is the below and for handy reference will rags, papers and all kinds of lunk 1 7 7 R. the basis of what he did to Heeney to hold for future increase in value, appear in the numerical order ndl- Call 1506-2. cars, 10 rooms, all conveniences, burden of recommendations for set Of four steam heat, electricity, 2 garages, tbat he is being dressed In new controlling the crime situation pays good redl.''^-‘ iT ■cated; Indian Shock Absorbers. Free trial barn, chicken house, flock of chick Births ...... A The Indian is the finest shook ab Rooms Without noara 5!l ens, land, and fruit. Owner cannot and that he has never congratulat garments - .y m i ’ I Vi.'f.'.-■ fir M i 1 Bore holes for your cross-callSf\^the cross-rail is bevpled to remove which your canvas or carpet is tab# p lt«l^ ;^ te to hold the cross rods and cross upholsterers’, tacks to hold the canYa^tT o ™ s ' »h}’ Fn &r 's d U ^ M i f ■ >y’ V y - ?■ MANCTTESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD. FRIDAY, AUGUST 3,' 1928.' R FANNY SAYS;- SKIPFY By Percy L. Oosby, SENSE aod NONSENSE ■'A Dear Colyum: There are some <1" rules laid down that will aid bachelors of all descriptions in se lecting partners for life. 1— Choose one that Is neater and fl- «•—V w ' n *'■;v . r clearner than you are. 2— Choose one that doesn’t con sider you merely a meal ticket. 3— Choosa one who cannot find the last word without a dictionary, 4— Choose one who is not ac quainted with first love affairs that might spoil yours. 5— Do not e.\pect too much. Do not look for perfection. Remem- be| that perfect ones have taken wings and can be found only among the angels. H. B. G. X A picnic isn’t so far from war if you take along some canned willio and get popular with chlggers. /////A —liio. U. S. PAt, OFF. No employee wants ninety cents V iQlW. »Y IlilA MWVICE. INC, for each dollar he has due on pay OHyiilH MMl Xwy t> Cwi>ir,'CiB>wl ftm bo. day— neither does an employer r-aah' early bird may not enjoy we worm halt a« mnch as the late want fifty minutes for an hour. c^, biie does its sleep. Think it over. Mickey (Himself) McGuire By Fontaine Fox OUR BOARDINC; HOUSE Christianity la the only religion By Gene Ahern that offers a savior. We all finally come to do the rpW AKP3 WAS dHASir4 “‘What did father say when you UlOQUPMW* PLAV VOQP PRAYfLE OF asked for me?” FIMAMCEP "H e didn’t say anything. He fell on my neck and wept." w 0 1^ D S A successful man always runs things; he never walks them. THE RULES Half of what the manicurist 1—The Idea of letter golf Is to charges pays for the conversation. '^change one word to another and do Children can fool the . parents, I fit in par, a given number of strokes. Thus to "change COW to HEN, In but the parents can't fool the' chil three strokes. COW, HOW, HEW, dren. 9 9 LkuSHEN. m . Is .sar 2— You can change only one let- A certain Manchester man is al leMeter at-a time. ready wondering when the fall hats I.itiorf 3— You must have a complete will be on sale. Most of us are Ly.'io.word, of common usage, for each still waiting for a chance to wear rst) jump. Slang words and abbrevla- our summer hats, without getting |if‘?tion8 don’t count. them rained on. 4— The order of letters cannot be changed. Postal Guide Romance. Introduction (Texas). 'T’m never going to get mar James (Georgia). ried.” , Minnie (Arkansas.) “W hy?” Outing (West Virginia). "Because you have to have six Twilight (Washington). teen wives. It says so right in the Jim Falls (Wisconsin). ,S f/ S i o m r ^ UAL COCHRAN — PICTURES ^ KNICK X I ■ Ma.u,g,MT.osr. ■ v ^ T' r c : -V- nsi> ii » o*T. OFF. O iw « Nt* ccRvicr. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Thrills By Blosser .?<»■ I COMfe B5AOC IM TW6 Iv A>MCf7U£/? .,6 '£ ? UAiO.&AABBy XNAVI/oE v E.^ ADVWCOVOUURE BEAR CABIM. BETTVf ) /sa.v ' L‘v)E AAOSOAAANy AA)0 1 CAL16AT OBEAMED ’HX) iAAD KlDlAS lAiABliS 1 VWAAiT TD s n a ^ V SUBPBlSES AUPEAOy AJM-A 6 S J U S r AAl euEPAAAJT IN A IR P LA N E you SOMSTWlAi^ 7UA7 I ’M OUST U k G A P E T 7A1S AIBSAIP-«A5'S 8ET7V? } 7 A A T I ’M TAklAKS TUBH-LED TO /iOVN A^WPPtLV COTS, jlOME VW17H, PIECES MS.J GOG O . -V. .V* '1r‘- . -r ^ - ■: ’-r. RKG. U. 8. PAT. OFF 1'V, >T MBWCI. INC. _ ■ - «? • (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) ■•A t, -last . .the, Tinymltes were around and shouted, “Sit him on SALESMANSAM Try It Some Time By Small made their wood- the ground. I have a little hunch “l^ ^ l do,” said Coppy, as that I believe will wp:}k out JO S T W H g r . dipped a. saw and hammer on P«6VH 306 CAMS. . • grand.” He took a run and Jump y lH A T TDLO t^ET A D O - ■We've surely done all \’.VE OPCMEO -fMd' TMEReii:, and skip and reached down in their AEOUT HALPA HoN0R€O , ARE NULUOM AM* can tp mftlte MJa look Just magic grip. The Tlnles’ ‘watched TA OOIN E — AM iLLIOM kj^iinan.VCofab on,' let’s stand and shortly saw • a bottle In his AH’ TW O ------no^j" and then turn him hand. ' ‘ ; =>=- Ad nnd ’Ift^nd. “Well, what is th at?” ..somebody ’ l]^d so they stood him on his cried. i“How dld'^ you knhw that n ‘IWell,' well; he’s surely pretty was inside our little grip? I'm kiciat/’, laughed ^owiay, as he eyed. sure th at I have ne’er seen it be Uie'man from front, and then from fore.” “Now just be patient as you ^ ^ "The leaves we’y.e given him can. This stuff goes on the wooden foir'halr are falling off.’ They won’t m an,” said Clowny. ‘T will pour It I- S |itay -there.”. Then Sconty made on, and you’ll see what it’s for.’’ R ;them tighter just by driving in a He pulled the little cork right .tack. out. It seemed there wasn’t any 1 “ Oh,- gee, be careful." Coppy doubt that Clo'wny knew just what W?Ullfe .cried. “How<,wbnld you like to to do. “Now watch me close,” said haVe jrour hide'filled up with little he. He tipped the bottle o'er the .iaeija ^ d such. It wouldn’t be man and out some funny fluid ran. m^|h inn.” The Tinies laughed and "When ithls stuff works,” he shout lomeope ' said. “Oh, shucks, that ed, "quite a’ thrilling sight you’ll 'dian’t l^utt hia head. He hasn’t any gee.” - --- ’ b o « Isslliiga. Why, ' he. cannot walk or •---- ■ .;--r ■».' ...■ .4 . . UTkF -n.t,. . (The Wooden Man comes to life jlwOFF. Just then wee Clowny looked in the story)* ^ v^SlSIU2JI12ii2222ij o A3? r \ • l: ■ / j Union services of ■ ON SALE TOMORROW AT 9 O’CLOCK—200 PIECES OP = 1-2 price on Sport Suits and Ensembles—the successes ^ Preserve The Top Ghiffon Hose = of this season included in this August Clearance. | of Your Car with I Women’s Porch Frocks, Queen make at $4.25, regular | WHITE, ENAMELWARE - Every car top should be dressed = $7.50 models. ^ = over twdee a year to preserve the material and keep it looking well. Pointed Heels E Ready to Wear Clearance—Second Floor ^ = Top Dressed like new $1.50. Slip Covers, put on $11.50 up. 50c $1.00 each Tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijj First qua.llty. .three coated, .white enamelware with narrow red line edges. Inexpensive enamel- ware that can be used at home or at the summer cottage. Fall brides, too, should take advantage of this $ 1 . 9 5 pair Chas. Laking special selling. . 314 Main. Phone 128*4 AT O Q ^ —long handled dippers, mixing bowls, 3 and 4 quart pudding pans 11-inch basins and 4 quart . preserving kettles. ’ _ « AT — 13rinch hand basins. Lustrous chiffon silK- 'from top to toe, the ideal , Investment AT ^ 2 preserving kettles, 10 quart water pails, and 15 quart rolled rim dish pans, SUNDAY DINNER stocking to wear with C ounsel at the low-cut slippers. Gar- 6G0 Pieces -— Gray Enamelware terproof and endowed on which you can rely with pointed heel charm. HOTEL SHERIDAN In gay summertime When you seek our counsel regard Turkey, Duck or Chicken shades. ing investments you can be sure with all the fixings, $1 35c each HOSIERY— MAIN FLOOR Plain gray enamelware. .first quality, .pure and durable. A large assortment. * 1. That our recommendations are AT ^ —wash basins, 2 quart lipped sauce pans, 1 quart pudding pans, 2 quart pudding pans, 10-inch l . \ / V pie plates. A COLORFUL FABRIC! . unbiased and are made entirely AT — 2% quart lipped preserving kettles, 11- Inch wash basins, 3 quart milk, pans, 2 quart deep FOR SPORT AND HOME WEAR with your interests in view. m OC stew pans, 2% quart lipped sauce pans, 3 quart pudding pans, and 1 quart Windsor dippers. AT —:13-inch. wash basins, 5 quart mixing bo wls, 5 quart lipped sauqq pans, 12-quart lipped pre- BOULEVARD PRINTS 2. That the information we give O O C serving kettles, 3 quart convex kettles, 14 quart rinsing pans, 5 quart lipped preserving ket- ties. 10 quart water, palls, 4 quart convex kettles, 2 qu art coffee pots, 9 quart tea kettles, 18 quart handled you is based on expert invest dish pans, and 6 quart convex kettles. ment knowledge and experience. HALE’S ENAMELWARE SALE— BASEMENl Light of weight, fine of weave yet amulngly sturdy are these ddinty Boulevard Priata, ‘3rUh Fresh Picked Gladiolus, doz. . . thalr rich summer colorings. Adapta,bl«ii;fpr aport The Manchester Trust Co. or home frocks; children’s panty dr^se^'eto.'"' 86 Lqrge colorful blossoms—fresh picked from the Woodland Gardens, Special tomorrow at 50o inches wlde.V Guaranteed, fast c61oft' ;3 South Manchester, Conn. a dozen. GLADIOLUS, MAIN FLOOR, FRONT ENTRANCE YARD GOODS^MAIN FLQok.?LAY FisM LOOKS W r' HTT p ^ “To AU^KY PAN/of^ LAK’-fri' FisM wrta-r A‘ MA/^#^Si/aT=FR-ri