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BATunUAT, JUPTE 8, IS t h b w b Ai C A G B iw ix y a a x 'e r a o c d a i l t ; c iB c r u A 'n o N C. B. Weather A lEtimifng U tm lli for the month of .May. 1939 V net’ Miss Evel3ra Palmer of 988 Main ing. Speaker: Dr. N. F. rors^h. of /VAUTTCIT A ll 7 A lir '■ McGILL NOT TO MOVE . Subject: ''Advancteg With U | | llr.N i IIN L tiP lb ’ 6,238 leeh k ^ a i^ street, a lo ^ l school teacher. Is HAVY Y DIREaOR West Point Grad ANNOUNCE^DATES The Church School Advance” . 7:45 o jw a ia s Member of the Andlt ABOUT TOWN spending the week end at the New Evening Service: Dr. OUver W. ^11, Bnteaui of Clreolatlona _ . — York World's. Fair., She left yester­ presiding. Address: Rev Norman MANCHESTER — A CITY OF \TLLAGE CHARM day afternoon with a party of TO A NEW LOCATION *• St. M »ry’» Girt choir. Juniors snd OF CiJUkCiT PARLEYS Vincent Peale, D.D./Subject: “The BOUNDS P0SSI6L X Intermediates have been Invited to friends from Bristol, where Mias AS GUEST SPEAKER X' Fate of Our Society.” (TWELVE PAGES) CENTS broadcast Sftaln June 20. from 9 to Palmer taught school ' for several I.k>cal Painter Announces That Saturday, June’ 10; 9:00 United (fTaasIfied AdverHalng on Page 16) MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY. Jl'NE 5y 19.39 years. The trip to the fair Is being ■ / ------' VOL. LV!^I., NO. 209 9:80 p. m. from WTllT. Hartford. _He Chanjfed His Plans And Conference Session: Devotional A d ­ They had a similar proRram last made In Judge William. J. Maipne'a dress: "Chrlitt, The Gambler” , season which waaywcll received. pleasure boat. The party left New form er Local Resident To Gives His Reasons. Local Gorgymen To Attend Bishop Oximra. 2:00 Women's Mis­ Faflare Of Commission Haven ISat evening. sionary Societies. Addreaa; Miss First Sight \>f Fathe^— In Jail Members of Ihil Brltlah American •Margaret Slattery, Subject:."Every­ Be At Salvation Army Although reported earlier thU Tlie Conveiition At Fafl Have Acenrate JAPANESE CITES ______3l. club are requested to meet at Ihf ;D D C D A D IM r D D A D C D T V thing But the Flame". 4:00 Mlnla- week that he would move tn a Main ■ \ club rooms tonight at 7:80 and from ' r n b r i i l u l i l l T R v i b i l l 1* lera' Wives' Tea. 6:00 Youth Coun­ HOUSE VOTES BILL FULL there will go to Pougan Funeral rtreet loejttlon, rhomaa McGill. Jr,, Gtadel On June 10. painter and decorator of 128-128 River; Opens Jnile 7, cil Banquet; Rev. Edmund A. M il­ Dnta May Lead To SoiL Home to pay respects to Joseph ler, presiding. Speaker:. Rev. Lex FLAGS’ MISUSE Cedar ntreet announced today that Smith, f ather of TTiomas Smith, a FOR SYNAGOGUE SITE King Souter. roembeT"6f iheTrtub. no change of locatjona would be made at thia time. . Sunday, June 1: 9:00 a. m. Con­ Len R, Hull pf San Pedro. Callfor- . The 99th annual aeaslon of the It was learned today that tnv TO CREATE BOARD Tear Down Old Si. Mary’a Hall . . , ,, Negollatlona had been carried on ; ference Love Feast led by Rev. tlgatlpn is being made at the bu I DAMAGE CAUSE Past noble grands of Simset Re- STER; New England Southern Conference ON THETIS DIS nla, managing director of llie .Navy to a practical concluelon for the I Elliott F. Studley. Durfee Theater. bekah lodge are reminded to bring On I.and llouKht lly l.oral of the 5Iethodist Episcopal church nesa zone situated at the nortbv gifts for the sunshine basket to the Y. M. C. A. Bj San Pedro and prea- alore at 903 Main atreet now occu- lO'iSO Morning Wcrshlp, Durfee Jewish ConKrexatinn. Idcnt of the Southern Callfornln Ptccomer of Main s treet' ^nd Mid meeting .Monday evening In Odd church. Fall River, Maas., Wednes­ Mtavk#** n fXwexrrt 1 saXS OvnBm \ r iv e r night” , 'HUhop G. Bromley Oxnam. turnpike west, now owned by 5^ ON CONTROL Express R egret' Americans chapter of Young Men'a Chrtatlan 'ease had been elgned however. Fellows hall. They are also remind­ The New York and Hartford day. June 7 with Bishop O. Brom­ ed to meet at the East Center street . . ., a .... Hi ® further eurvey of the prem- Music: 5iathewsoft Street, Choir. arty Brothers. Although Spi Hciise Wrecking Company of Hart- Aaaoclatlon .Secretarle*. will be ,the j revealed a lack «.f apace for the ley Oxnam, resident Bishop of the Mrs. Bessie 'Bufeh Wood, Director. I entrance of the E ist cemetery at 7 details are lacking, Attoisey DETAILS GIVEN ford this morning had a force ot BOAS1IS'tfT.X SWIMMER ______Appear To Have Gotten o'clock, bringing flowers for the gueet epeaker In the .Salvation extrnnive nuppitea and equipment Boston area presiding. The confer­ 3:30 Ordination Service. Union men working on the building at mond R. Rowers has been maki DOWN'SiWNS BEFORE WIFE decoration of graves of members. Army f.'ltadel, Haturdey evening,; neceoaary for the proper conduct of ence will close Sunday, June 11. Church. 5:30 Epw-’orth League Gold, Linden and Myrtle street that form Rev. Earl E. Story, pastor of the "Will R a fe Authority To N e SHTtATCHEk .AND EAGLE T • "■ k June 10. I Mr. McGIli'a busineaa. Huge mlx- en Jubilee Fellowship Service. 7:00 enquiries for a client, who Is pi ImpresrioD Navy Ignoring erly wa* occupied by St. Mary's Hall la a former Mancheater hoy, era_and vata need In the manufac- South Methodist church and Rev. Evening Worship Untfleation Ob­ Nashville. June 8— Batson Zoning Commissioners, — Dorothy May Stalllnga, IS, Fonvard Comrtmentt that would not be available In the On Sunday, June 11, . Rev. C. Gowdy, o f Coochow, China. \ gan, 33, told bis Wife. o'clock to proceed to the funeral Beth .Sholom. .Main atr-eet location even' with the Homer Ginns, former pastor of the Brothers petitioned to ^ Q d ie r States And Govern* Gracefully he p lu i^ d Into the who said an eagle awoop^ down home to pay their respects to Joseph Plans are Jreing drawn for the new Cadet Burnham L. Batmh, son ol AffilNGBUSINESS, am. attacked her. had the scalp added floor space the store will have North Methodist church and a for­ business zone extended t« Cumberland river, stbqked out Bmlth whose daughters. Mrs. Sam­ Shanghai, Jxine 8—1S5— Japan­ In SabmariM eynagogiie, ami William,Hublnow is when alterations are completed. Mra. Ine* M. Bataon of 580 Bum- mer assistant pastor of Union on Main street, and'to Inc! for a Sunday demonetrAtJon. scratches and' the eagle today uel Wilson and Mrs. Rachel McNeill, KAranill'a DwIm* Ok_____ ... ___ chairman of the building eommitlee. McOIII'a Paint Shop now occuplea ham atreet, Biickland. will iolri the church In Fall River, will lejid the foot strip In the rear, off j R i e n t On Flood Problem. "Help me, honey, I'm drown­ ese made public today a report to prove It. Her screamsfftlght- are members. Money for the ereeilon of the new the entire building at 126-28 Cedar evening worship, unification ob-' CYCLING IS SEEN turiaplke" wort.— RpeaWng,/ at ing.” The words shocked ID'S.' which had beep sVibniHled to ttaUe'l SEEN_^‘DinT ened off the bird, which settled Hirongh Torpedo Td structure has lieen raised among the atreet formerly known aa the Coo- Statea Army June 12 next sirvance. time, the petitioners said that late- Morgan momentarily. Quickly, in a field hear; her mountain The closing meeting of the season States officials citing a number of Jewlah residents Ilf Manehester, amt per Hill schoolhnuae and haa been |''’ben the graduating claaa, United Following Is the conference sche­ they Intended to erect A gaa statlo* state <;^pitol. Hartford, June 5— then, she sent a neighbor's child, home and was shot by her father, of the Women's Christian Temper­ from two danres t h ^ have been cases of alleged misuse of American at thIa location for the pBat aeven 'states Military Academy, of which dule: SAFETY^PROBLEM on the site. (F)— The House adopted and sent to ■for old. RaymonU; I Ballast Tank Emptied; ance Union will be held Ti;e«lay given by the ewngr^nilon. In luldi- year*. Objection to extension of ,-stq • flags and property by Chinese he Is a mhmber, will be awom Into . Wednesday. June 7: 10:00 a. m. For rat) hours she stood by as fndersecretary Of Treasary afternoon at the South Methodist tlon trt wrecking of -the building business zone at this point then ixaP: the Senate today a measure creat­ trnops. service and receive both their com- Committee on Conference Relations; police and volunteers searched. church at 2:30 o'clock Flower mis­ there Is consl lerahle work to be raised by Mi.sa Evelyn F. PalmcJi- ing a Slate \,Flood Control imd The report expre.-

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Site o f 1940 Olympic Ganies son of the president, had leased lor when ha lighted a fire In an aah bar­ Review Of Many Cases HOTMNG SERIOUSLY HURT START NEG0TUT10N the summer the estate of Mrs. Lyn- SEEKING MORE VIQIMS rel. . • • OBlTOARY SOUTH'MAY HGirr ford Dickinson at Collender’a Point. 3 VIOLENT DEATHS - , Mr«. CJathleen E. ’rMreixa. 89, ot Ovem i^t N^ws IParien Pawling, N. Y., and John 8ebelll,iig«, May Follow Conviction ON THIRD URN Cheshire—The 170-year old Ives OF BLAZE IN THEATER Jr., 20. of New York city, were in: IN AUTO ACCIDENT ON LOOM PR^LEM DAILY RADIO PROGRAMS Of Connecticut homestead in the Cheshire street DURING WEEK END^ re d Saturday (n an (tutomoblle FUNERALS PAY-HOUR CHANGES section was destroyed by fire of vm- accident hi BrewaUr, N. T., and li»*r Tork, . June 8—(> I W • By As s o c i a t e d p r e s s determlned origin. Mexico City, June 5.—(.45—With died, shortly afterward In Danbury 'UsJnatlon of many of the 3,000 Joseph Smith 32 known dead, workere today boapital. te Hoose Political CaD- funeral .Service of Joseph Old 'Saybrook—W llll^ R. Busb- prodded through the ashes of nearly OMes which Martin T. Manton de­ Mrs. Sedrick Straogban Of ;iith who died Friday at bis-home Arbitrators Arrive To Hear 100 houses of the vlllsge of Zacate- Despite Heavy Traffic Con- cided in more than 71, years u a Administfation Amendments nell. 73, former town clerk and mem­ , East Middle Turnpike, waa held ber for Old Saybrook lor three ses­ JURY TO i y ^ G A T E pec, Morelos state, seeking more U. 8. circuit judge ajipeared prob- ers Unable To rmd Out this afternoon at 2 o’clock at the victims of a fir* which sfarted Sat­ Tiiis Town Has Concus­ Cheney And Union Sides sions at the state House of Repre­ necticut Highways > Pro­ ahie today as a result of his coo- ' rhqmas G. Dougan Funeral home. WDRG sentatives, died suddenly ■ at his urday night in a movto theater. Tiction for aelll^ 'Justice.'' WTIC Likely To Encounter Sen­ li Is A Good Time Rev. James Stuart Neill of St. home. AFFAIRS OnHIBLISHER Forty-two persona, seriously In­ Reviews already have been asked Roosevelt’s Views. sion Of Brain. Mary's Episcopal church officiated, Travelere Bruadcoatlng Servloe, "^8 Hartford, C-onn. 16S0 jured. w-ere bmiight 90 miles to in Ore caaea In which Manton acted. Of Labor Setup Dispute. Hartliird, Conn. Eastern DayUgbt Saving rime - Hartford—Robert A. Hurley, statu Mexico City to*' treatment. Sur- duce No Fatalities. To Take and during the ecrvice Robert Gor­ ate Plea For Differential. commlkaluner ot public works, said Amonjf these is the Fox Theaters don sang 'The Old Rugged Cross," tinfloo W. 1040 K. C. 98.2 M. Chicago. June 5.—(JP—Ami vlvora said the fire started in the \C30rporation receivership which a he'expected that the strike of truck projeetton ro(>m of the theater when -Advantage Of , Washington— (JPi— Political call­ Mr, and Mra. Sedrick Straughan and. "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere." Enatern Daj'Ugbt Sating lime Monday. Jnne 5 drivers 'and traiiesmen at the new Iraordtnary precautions to ■ Ij mre ecial master has been appointed , ers are trooping In to the White The pall bearers were James Officials of Cheney Brothers and secrecy, the government summoniitirtLi ,a xpectator'e cigarette ignited a roll By ASSOCIATED PRESS of 333 East Center street and .Miss P-M. ' ^ aashing i ton. June 5— —^mln- state. bos]iital under conalnictlbn* in io f film: ' '— Uiv^veatigate. In acldition, it wan ’ House more frequently theae jdays, Dorothy Straughan werei injured I McAdams, George'George,' smiui,Smith, JOsepnJoseph of the local TWOC. union organlza- 4:00—Simple and S'weet. IslratVqn amehdments to thc■/ wage Southbiiry wpuld'bc Bettleir change tomorrow. Connecticut highways failed to pro­ whlctK,^Manton heard might demand ' to learn. President Roosevelt’s views section of M6rgan and Market street !***^Ncil and Thomas Sargent. Burl- P. M. nerherg, wealthy puhlleher. j with three members of the American - :00—Backstage Wife 4;15'-Not So Long Ago, m the Hott^e bv strict pajlfamcntary Waterbury—Eric. ".Swede " John­ duce a single motor fatality in the R A T E S ^ N D their jyopening on a contention of on the third term question. 4 United States Attorney William SH RADIO SINGER when the car„ driven by Mias ^a-st cemetery. Arbitration Society of New YorJ 4:J3—Stella Dallaa. 4:45— Rhythmalres. rules, are likely to eni^mter in the son of Hamden, intcrnallimslly- statr, but two eulcldea and onr fire fraud. The Isfeat to try— former Gov. Straughan, was struck from hehmil 5:00—Ad Uner—pance program. , Senate the olo appeaVf or a southern J. Campbell said "the entire Annrn- Wlllfsm E. Fweet of Colorado -said sent here In an attempt to Iron^bj^ 4:30—^Vlc andtSade. famous rifle marksman, shot "a score death were reported during the two- A V A ILA ll The stem-visaged, 38-3rear-old by a large . thick owne^ . by IVells- 5:30—Console Varieties — Dorothy I wage differenlibl of 1.188 oiit-df a possible l.'JOO to berg • financial etructure will be Manton. convicted Saturday night, hs didn’t even get started on his difficulties arising from a desire ot ' 4:45—Midstream. scrutinized during the-proceedings." TUBLIC APOLOGY day period. peak Brother! of Springfield, 'Nlass. .5:00—Program (mm New York. Stone. 1 Protest! a lre a ^ are being heard win the Naugatuck valley champion­ and his cortyleted oo-conapirator, Initial hint. the company to Increase the loom_ 5:45-" Adventures in science. Annenherg Is publisher of the Trapped In a blazing rooming MORtGAGI Mrs. Straughan. a paisenser In 5:15—Burk Roger?. : against puttlnfi4ntmox,' FUNDS tarma of two years and lines of and western slates In the last two a con'euBston ot the brain and ehock. looms In the velvet department. News, weather. ' some o f the^.Smithem Industries such don of Poiigkeepsie, N. Y., third Racing Form, the New York Morn­ nard. radio perform^C who sang a •10,000. were freKon bond as they months— have reported the same .*,:5:45—Little Orphan Annie. ing Telegraph, has extensive realty Mass., wan burned to death. He had p i e aerial view of the itadlum In HeUIngfort preaenU a ecene of! Mias Straughan suffcreo a knee in­ This afternoon President 'VVj 86:00— News and weather. 6:06.—The World .,wlth Jack ment of Income taxes tor the years \Dr. John A. Clarke, medical jas an Intermediary for Manton. BRIDE’S WARDROBE signal when the truck, following both the exunpany and the union 7:30—Eddie Cantor's O m el, Cap!- an hour. The .national minimum the unemployment, tax. death of 99 m^n alioard the sunken formed the president yesterday he Allowing towns to take liens on settling collective bargmnlng dis­ Stevens 1933 to 1936. CXIamineriner. Hated aa a suicide the TTiree other persona pleaded gid'ty. properly of pauoera. cloaely, struck the Manchester car points of view are being aired before 7:45—Patti Chapin Slnga tor You. van. / now is 25 cents, but gradually rises Hartford—Mrs. Pauline Stranz submarine 114)11!. hpeculatioD On Procedure. was In the east to "spy out the land" suddenly. , putes. the arbitrators. He explained that 8:00—Tune up Time — Walter under the law. deatlatV of Miss Charlotte 8. C. Mar- The Manchester Providing a 92.1 monthly pension 8:00— AI Pearce and hls'Gang. and Mlsa Stella Steceqicz, both ol shall,all. 48. nf New York City whose Bpechiiatlon arose over the Judi­ on Mr. Roosevelt’s "avallabIMtv’’ for T h e Straugbana were removed to Appearing voluntarily before the the present method of settlement 8:30—Alfred Wallenutein's Orches­ O'Keefe. /' ■ Art .Assailed by Govemoi*. Norwich,' were nonrtnateo for the VOTES DEFENSE ME-ASI'RB FOUR KHA-ED IN AIR CRASH IMO TO AVERAGE $208 for Bessie L. Wilbur, retired Nor­ thb-.^unlclpiiLl hospital for treat- committee, Smith contended that 8:30—Model Minstrels. Imdy wan found yenterday hahglng cial procedure in the event S an wich school teacher. waa ogreed-AjpoB by both ..the ..com­ tra N. Five southern governors rcrently presidency of the Connecticut Order Trust Company 'upeaL The second Circuit Court He said he got that far and then, menfcx Mra. Straughan, the most the matter of deciding whether craft pany and the union, and that the 9:00—Lux Radio'Theatef. Issued a joint statement assailing Berne, June 5.—(A5—in a refefrn- Singapore. June 5 — (A5— Four from bathroom door In a Oreen- Increasing from tioo to (LDOO the 9:00:—Program from New York. , of the' Polish Women's Alliance ot wirh aanltarlun) where she had been of Appeals, which normally would noticing a alight move forward' of _ , _ aeverelJMnjured, will be removed to unions or one big industrial union final decision of the arbitration au­ 10:00—Guy Lombardi^orchestra. admlnlalration of the wage-hour act America at a meeting of the organi­ dum yesterday Switzerland ap­ Royal Air Force fliers were fatally salaries of the judge and prosecutor should repre.sent employes In a par­ 10:00—Contented Program. Injured and two others were hurt a patient since last Fr.day. hear such a case, is the one on the Manchester Memorial hospital thority will be accepted by both. The 10:30-Guy Hedliind and Company. 10:30—Columbia Workshop. and saying: - zation here. The election will be In proved the appropriation of 400,000 -)* T-nougT^iM""* P n ce i Range From ^98 For of the town court of New Canaan. by ambulame. It. was atated today. ticular plant was too complex a arbitrators, Cheney said, are citlsens 11:00—|J a 8 o R e porter — "We want to get as high wag«» wAea a flytng boat crashed today in In addition, five-year old Jo)ui which Manton himself sat from Creating the office of clerk for 11:00—News and weather. September. francs (990,000.000) for national The reply, he said, was In ' the It waa understood that the driver quer.tlon for appllcatlor. of rigid .who have been chosen, mainly to News, weather. for the workers In all sections of the defense and public work measurea. taking off tor a routine training Carroi, died Saturday in ^Hartford 1917 until this year, and of which ,the Waterford town court at a sal­ 11:15—Joesph Rincs’ Orchestra. Bridgeport—The Bridgeport Post he was senior juoul>le Negative Requlrea "Reasonable Oare" make It necessary now to Increase 6:00—Reveille. Tomorrow's Program ; have been cheaper in the south, and bride's wardrobe will cost at least fimith said ha Mlleved that the might well remain so. because of a be would not disclose bis next step. Sweet’i call at ihd White House *208 this year, the Nutloiial Con­ - Ri;quiring drivers to exei'clse the loom load.The Increase was due 7:00—Morning Watch A. M. followed another recent political bo'Srd's construction of the law had to go Into effect last ApriL but union 7:00—Shoppeta Special. climate which produces cheaper Hv- ^ Among the Manton-connected sumers Tax Commission han esti- "reasonable care and caution" be­ FACES QUESTM favored the AFL rather than the 8;00—News and weather. Kerns he was expected to study, vla’tor—Mayor Edward J. Kelly of fore being in a position to sue the spokesmen rejected the plan, since 8:15—Hl-Boys. 7:15—E a a o R e porter — Ing costa. They argue that a boost^; mtled after surveyltig "must" items CK). to a 32') cent rate would bear.more however, were testimony thnt Martin T. Manlon chb-ago—who used a double nega only among bride.H-to-be and lead­ state as a result of accidents re- when it has been In postponement. 8:80—Radio Bazaar. News, weather. live in his comment afterward: Ineligible* On Relief Union men claim that the loom 7:20—Shoppers Spertal. heavllv on small industrlee in the Your Harry Warner, tllm magnate,'made ing wlKilesBle retail merrhants. aipning from t)»* lack of highway 8:45—Rhythm of the Day. ,< , south than on large ones. n JSO.OOO loan to Manton when, litl- "Tlie president did not say he railings. OF/SEX STUDIES E. W. . Erickson, an agent for a load Increase here is only part of a 9:00—Ma'ry Lee Taylor. 7:55—E s s o Reporter — from Ix>rd nn/1 *rhnm(ui udve^tlHlnR would not be a candidate." Wedding prices ranged from IB8 House Investigating committee, tes- national campaign to step up work News, weather. To a small degree, too, ths race tlon roncemlrig Warner Brothers affrnry whllo nnr of Ita nrroimta. Iho for girls nnancing their own to more I’rovIding for a central purchas­ 0;l5— Food News. Olhera who have talked "politics (Oontlnoed from Page One.) tlfi»d today th'e WPA In New York per capita and. will result hi more 9:30—Jake and Carl, thfi Original 8:00—Shoppers Special question figures in the wage prob­ Smpany was pending, and that American Tobacco rompanj', had than l.’MK) for elalioratc alTaIrs. Mer-1 ing department for the city of New unemployment. lem. Ndt much Negro labor is used Manton got most of a |2S<),000 loan In general ” with the president In Haven. cltv had paid 981..160 to persons in­ Nightherdera. 8:30—E a s p Reporter — caa« in court. recent weeks Included: chants said slfower gltta Would hike ! eligible for relief who were .placed on in cotton textile milla. Such as ie the wardrobe value. j Requiring tax oollectora to furntah prevent; marriage of the abnormal The present Instance of arWtra- 0:46—The Adventurer of Unde News, weather. Regardless Of Fuel When You Buy. Rep. Christopher D. Sulllvlli (D.. and unjlt. work rfellef Jobs by the International tlnn Is the first such to be Invoked Jimmie. • 8:3.‘S—Shoppers Spedel. used ordinarily la found In less im­ The average bride will wear a 900 by Nov. 30 of each year the list of Ladles Garment Workers Union. N.Y.). Tammany Hall chlaftata- ail motor vehicle owners who were "The/aypod also recommends that In a dispute here, it Is said, and 10:00—Central City. 9:00—Richard Maxwell,. portant Jobs. John B, Kelly. PbUadrlpbla Demo­ lace or lace and net gown with u : A former worker for the Justice 9:15—Sunny Melodies. Some of those familiar with the HAGUE VIOUTED train, which ran be removed later to ' delinquent in payment of taxes on our clejfgy prepare themselves to In- marks progress In peaceful and sen­ 10:15—John’s Other Wife. cratic leader; F. Ryan Duffy, former atruct the prospective parties (to Department's Bureau of Investiga­ sible means of arriving at the aet- 10:30—Just Plain Bill. 0:3()—E s s o Reporter — use o( Negro labor in textile mills make the dress a year-arounu the vehicles. tion. Erickson appeared at a public Wlsconaln senator; the Wlaconsl% formal. marriage) In the matters of aex, tlement of a difficult problem. When 10:45—The Woman In White. News. Weather. say liiat if the minimum rates are WEDDINGS I-aKoIlette hrothrni; Willie Ma­ Providing that no persons suffer­ particularly with the relation to so­ hearing of the House Appropria­ the results of the conferences are 11:00—David Harum. 9:35—Hartford Board of Health raised loo high, white men will take ASSEMBLY RIGHT Foreeasf tS Per Cent Oaln ing from a permanent disability tions committee. He said a wom­ honey, uneucceasful Democratic Merrhants forecast June trousseau ciety 'and .pcreijjral happineas.” announced, at the sanie time may be •-11:15—Lorenzo Jones. preaenta. theae Joba,. leaving even fewer lines candidate for eenatnr from Oregon shall b«rj,placed on jury lists snd re­ an's coat-making project waa estab­ made public the details of the con­ 11:30—Young Widow Brown 9:45—Us On a Bus. of employm^t open to Negroes Convenso-Johnson sales would show an Incresee ot quiring* juj^^ors to fiii-nlah on blanks The synod will elect a auccessor lished by the WPA In- New York UNIVERSAL (OeaUnDed from Page One) Inst year; Senator Sherman Minton to Dr. Burges.), who has served n-s tract under which the Union and the 11:45—The Road of Life. 10:00—Pretty Kitty Kelly See Flat Minimum Deairahle about 2.T per cent over HI38. Unl- supplied them--such information as city In August, 1938, and that 1,212 In a garden selling at the home il> , Ind ), and George H.. Earle, Ita head for the past five years but Gbeney Brothers CJompany will work '12:00—Noontlms 'Varietlee 10:15—Myrt and Marge. There are acme In Congreaa who two, with Justices McReynolds snd of her parents, Miss Ruth Phyllis verslfy of Chicago sociologists pre­ tt-e Jury commission may deem nec- persons had been put to work on it. former governor of Pennsylvania. dicted a gain iq marriages approach­ has announced hla Intention to re­ during the coming year or more. P. M. 10:30—Hilltop House. believe it might be well to set a flat Butler dissenting. Johnson became Ihe hrlde of Ijiu- easacy. The employes were certified for 12:15— Day Dreams. 10;45— Stepmother. minimum rate for labor. This idea i ing the estimated 1,426,000 of 10;r/ fuse re-election. the WPA jobs by the International Justices Roberts and Black de- rence A. Converse, Hstiirday after­ The House concurred with the 12:30—Your Family and Mine 11:00—Hartford Better Business Bu­ was rejected last year, however,! noon at 3 o'rlock. The altendanta wiiich they termed an "excepltonal- .‘tennte In -pa.ssage of the following Indies Garment Workera Union, BARRYMORE RECOl’ERS Uvered one opinion, Juaticea 8tono ly high" number. r 12:45—Slngln’ Sam. reau. when the gradually Iflcreaaing rates | and Reed another and Chief Justice were Mlsa Jane I’ardy of Stratford ineasuri^a; Erickson testified ajid were put to 11:05—Hartford Public Library Se- ComndSnlon analysts calculated 1:00—News and weather. wer^enacted. I Hughes delivered a conce inp opln- and Miaa Janet Koiimler of Walling­ JEW REFUGEES Providing that actual war service work by the work relief agency be­ Chicago, June 5 — (>P) — John 1:15—Melody Sweethearts ^ ricBT-Thurston Taylor. liullrect' taxes In the form ol liiglu-r ABOUT TOWN The ftm^ndmfntji which Houm ioa. ford. and tleoige N. Converse, broth­ shnU/lie credited for rotlrepient in fore further investlgatlmi of their Barrymore, who suffered a mild at­ 1:30—Gretchen McMullen 1 1 :16—Scattergood Baines..- er of the brldegrocim. retail prices would amount to 522.7ii need for relief was made. tack last Tuesday, has improved leaders rilled up for debate today Roberts said In his opinion that on eai'li $208 average wardroiie. tha^enses of persons under the state Dorcas ooctety members will hold 2:00—Studio program. 11:30—Big Sister. members of the C1.0 "are free to "rtie bridal party look their niaoes m- rit system. Eligibility of the wrdrkera wa» In- sufficiently to reopen his engage­ : . —Aunt Jenn’s Stories. do not Involve jhe artiial wage and ■ their final get-together until fall at 2:30—News for Women Only 1 1 45 hour provialoha.' ■ They •Imply .-eX',.: hold meetings without a permit and at a Isiwer of garden flowers' and RPAINAROAT Giving the state Labor Depart­ ve.stlgated Afterward, he said and ment tonight In the play, “My Dear 1 2 :0 0 -Fact Finder. Emanuel Lutheran churci, Wednes­ 2:4.5—Meet Miss Julia. empt certain gtoupa of (arm work- i| without regard to. the terms of the evergreens, and the single ring cere­ ^ ment broad control over the con- ■197 or 41 per cent were dismissed. Children,” bis physician reported to­ 3:00-r-The Story of Mary Marlin. P. M. mony was performed l>y Ifev. Wllhiir day; evening. The program will bo- No Forecast on End. e p from the law and srtk to clarify j | wold ordinance.'' \ ■ HOUSE VOTES BILL atriictton, In.stallatlon ai^l mainten­ gini with a supper at 6:30. The day. ■ 3:15—Ma Perkins, 12:15—Her Honor. Nancy James. The tribunal upheld. In general, a Conway of the Wallingford Bapllst ance of all types of elevators. Congressional leaders reported 3:30—Pepper Young’s Family. 12:30—Romance of Helen Trent. ita administration, x : church. hostesses will be Mrs. Anna John­ themselves unable today to forecast A group of farm^organlzatldna I ruling by the Federal Circuit court Tlie House receAsed until 3 p. m.. son; Mrs. Esther Johnson, Mrs. 8:48—The Guiding Light. 12:45—Our Qal Sunday. at Philadelphia enjoining Hague and Tile hflde who was given In mar­ (finnunoed frtijn Page ihie) definitely for President Roosevelt expressed opposition, last night on ,| TO CREATE BOARD with a call for the steering commit­ Louise Johnson, Mrs. Ebbs Glenney 1 ;CK)—E B 8 0 Reporter — his police from prohibiting CIO riage by her father wore a gown tee. all Republican cotnmlttee chair­ when Congress might adjourn. News’, weather. the ground that the proposed ex- 11 meetings and the circuit court's of white Chilton with ahlrrrd hodice. ported atioiit iO miles at sea off the and Miss Louise Johnson. Miss The status of the coogresslonsl 1:05—Connecticut Produce Market emptlona were too limited. \ 1 men, to meet before the session re­ Hattie Peterson is chairman of the AT PINEHURST finding that the Jersey C?lly ordi­ srpiare neckline, and aliort pufTeci Florida keys. . ON RIVER CONTROL convenes. ’ calendar, the President has Indicat­ Bulletin. Th'e amendments must be adopted sleeves. Her bouquet was of white supper committee, and they have ed. Will determine whether, he will nance waa unconstitutional. \ Early today, however, a large Members of the Finance Commit­ TUESDAY 1:10—Musical Interlude. or 'rejected by the House os they Justice Reed delivered the de­ bridal rosea. Miss P/irdy's gown steamer halted off Miami Bench for decided on the following menu: bak­ leave on a trip to the west coast 1:15— Life Cah Be Beautiful. stand. In the Senate, however. It Ifi was of iiem-h-colored i ehiiton and (fionilnued from Page One.) tee and other legislators, studied ed ham, scalloped potatoes, peas, June 15 or postpone It until later in Dial 4151 cision sustaining the government'B more than an hour before It rnilaeil the measure authorizing the 918,- RADIO 1:30—Main Street — Hartford. very difficult—If not Impoaalble—to | program for atablllxing the milk Mias Foiirnler'a of aquamarine chif­ slowly ^ nurthwarij. Although Its pickles, rolls, coffee, strawberry the summer. , 1:45—This Day Is Ouha. hold off amendments. If a senator:! fon. Both carried arm bouqueta of Vision nnfalr tiern.use "fully ,10 per 0(M),0(H) Cross highway to extend the -shortcake with Jrzhlppcd cream and Speaker Bankhead told reporters Industry In the New York area. ^ lights Were vlalble from shore and .Merrill Parkway to Hartford, made Easteni Standard Time 2:00— Doc Barclay’s Daughters wants to reconalder the whole wage- A similar declalon was delivered sweet pess and Wrtghtll fern. A watchers speculated the vessel was cent of the jiersons Involved in acci­ coffee. A small charge will-be made after leaders from Capitol hill had 2:15—Life and Love of Dr. Susan. Fall Price $ reception for ioo guests followed dents hsven'l anything and hem-e the order of the day for the House. hour scale originally eetabllshed, I Reetl ,in a case' involving the Ihe refugee ship it could not be to cover expenses, and If the held their weekly conference with 2:30—Strictly Swing—GlI Bkyek. only a majority oV the Senate can | in ttj« garden, after whieli the hrlde might lie penalized.’' A conflict over the bonding provl- weather is favorable the meal will the chief executive thnt It was "Im­ .«ton milk area. iilentllled in ihe darkness. RASPBERRIES New Tofk, June 5.—The visit of 2:45—‘Wheh a Girl Marries." prevent him from doing so. and hrldegnsmi left for an un- l-ater a Coast Guard plane left Problem InereaHing Dally .Mlons of the measure • postponed be served on the church lawn. - possible" to foretell when. Congress King George and Queen, Elizabeth Tt^e opinion held that Ihe power House action Saturday, and It was An Ideal fmjt to serve on oereola 8:00—William 8. Paley— Amateur of Congress to enact the 1037 Agri­ atinoiin<;ed wedding trip, the bride here to asrertaiii the exact po.illlon Rep.'Benjamin Tonkonow of Mcrl- might get through.' to the United States this week will wearing a blue print dress With de)» wanted to know what would understood one proposal under con or lee cream, or Just with aagor Radio. Only - - - cultural.. Marketing Act depended of the steamer. Radlomarine .Cor- Mrs. John Pickles of Holl street ana cream. Try lome today at find the networks busy broadcasting 3:15—Columbia Concert Orchestra white accessories. .On their return IMiratlon at Lake Worth asked the lispPVh in the case of the person aideration was to eliminate com­ has returned from a week spent their activities. About a dozen pro­ _Howard Barlow, conductor. upon the pMuliar uSe and nature of they will live at 11 Vvillism street, who couldn't get insurance, but Rep. this special price. Serves tour. aV IN G BOAT UNABLE milk. \ ,St. lyiuis for It) position and where pletely the section authorizing 912,. at Ashevll^, N. C., with her aunt, grams are plahned. 3:30—Story of the Song. this town, and lie at homh to thejr M. M. KoskofT of Plalnviil.e declared 000,000 in bonds. If toll collectlona WALK, ROAD HEARINGS SPECIAL! Reg. 2So box. 1 A . The schedule stars Wednesday Justices Blaek and Douglas con­ it was headed, but received a "don't Mrs. Rozetlfi Northepd, who ac­ 10-ounce Jiox ...... I * C friends nficr .Inly 1. know" answer. the problem "is increasing and be­ and $900,000 a year from highway companied Mba. Pickles for a visit night at 9':15 when the King and TO nN D COCOS ISLAND curred in the 'bidnlon, explaining, 'llie lirlile who la the daughter of coming mope serious dally."^ He funds are not sufficient to finance however, that they-.did not believe Tile operator said, however, the In Manchester. TO BE HELD TONIGHT CUT CORN <)ueen step across the border at SEES BEPUBUCAN VICTORY Mr. snd Mra. Philip Johnson of 108 volume of the signals Indicated the (feclarrd a similar law "in New construction. V Niagara Falls, N. Y., to be greeted the court waa- called, upon to In­ High street, Wallingford, was g r i^ Hampshire had worked oqt "admir­ SweeL Golden Bantam kernels. dicate, as they interpret^ the opln. ship was somewhere between Palm Both chambers remained idle Regina D'lUIla aixlety will hold by Secretary of State Cordell Hull. Montpelier. Vt.. June 5—(IP>— Alt Melbourne, Australia. June ^ —(/P) I Installed On First Floor hoeations' uated from the High school in that ably" and argfied that it would he while the various conferences were Just like you get on the farm.. Cot It continues the next day when Ion to hold, that "there Jg such a Beach and Nassau, Bahamat, Ita regular meeting this evening at from the cob and quick-frozen M. Landon, Republican prealdentlal —Unable to find Cocos Island, the place and attended Pratt Institute. roneeim Routine MatKsr an incentive for persons to carry in­ In progress, and there was no In­ 7:30 at the Sub-Alpine club on Meeting tonight at 8 In the Mu­ President and Mra. Roosevelt meet candidate in 1938, who Is vlslttng flying boat Cuba, on a trail-charting' j constitutional limitation '<^n ■ the Broklyii.' The bi Ulegr(s>iu is Ihe son surance. nicipal building, the Board of Se­ Immediately after hnrvesL - Box them at the Union station In Wash­ In One,^ Two or Thref Family Houses power of Congress to regjilitg in­ .Immigration Inspector Walter B. dication when they would hie able Eldrldge street. serves four renernnsly. Gov. George D. Aiken, expreaaed flight from Sydnqy to Mombasa, of Selectman an,d -Mra. Laurence A. Thomas emphaalxed today thnt his Bllla passed by,the House Includ­ to get down to work. lectmen will hold a formal hearing ington. Kenya Colony, alighted at 7:40 | terstate commerce.” Converse of Henry Street, Manrhes- ed; SPECIAL! Reg. 2Sc box. copfldence today the Q.O.P. could concern with the German vessel waa The House began at 1 p, 'm.. to Mies Mo* Conklin of New Haven, on a, proposal to extend curbs and Thereafter will follow a series ot "lick” the Democrat! in 1940 "re- a. m., g. m. t. (2:40 a. m„ e, a. L) It was a five to four decision with. ter, and Is asaoclsted with his father a routine matter. Allowing the appointment of a clear routine buslnsM out of the sidewalks on the upper. end of IS-oonee box...... I f C bro^cigats keeping step with the today at Batarta, Dutch East In- | Located On The Lines Of The Conn, Chief Justice Hughes and Justices business. He was graduated clerk of the Groton town court at state president of the O thollc La­ gardlesa of whom they put up.” He had no instructlona from way. The Cross Highway bill, to­ dles Of polumbus, will be the guest Birch street as requested by resi­ . progress of the visit, including the dies. .J , McReynolds, Butler and Roberta fbqm Manchester High school and Washington, he said, and the atten­ a salary of 9500 annually. dents’ petition presented at the last ^EW JREDUCED PRICESI Congressional reception on Friday ■ 1/ The Ouba had proceeded to Bata- dissenting. thyjiartford Secretarial school. gether with all other . measures over of Olblmns Assembly, tomorrow ^ R i c d r s ...... b ox lie tion paid the veaael was only that Increasing from 940(L to l.ioo, re- which long debate was threatened, meeting of the Board. Any Inter­ and the trip to New York the START TAL'jriDAIj EXERCISES^ via to await conditions enabling her Power C o.' *rhe Reed opinion‘reversed a ruling apectlyy.ly. iQ J1200 and 9100rt, re- evening at its meeting at 8:30 In •ItUNB P L U M S ...... b o x Itc which would be paid any craft with waa side-tracked untiL later In the the K. of C. clubrooms. The p r e ^ ested property owner may attend • world’s Fair on Saturday. to navigate by the aatronomical by the iWrthem New York Federal aliens nlxiard. aiiectlvely, the oalaries of the judge day. and state hla opinion in connection Sop Pedro, (Jolti.. June 6— the navigator. Russell Rogers, an- | on order issued by Secreiary of Coventry. wa!k\niarrled Raturday After the patrol boat for the Fort ed for . tonight, residents of the Tender meat from ocean-freah good signals the remklnder- of the today for thetr first tactical exer- other American. Is the first pilot. ! Agricultural Wallace regulating the to NAroKl FrnnclR Taylor of Coven­ final buainess sessions the sea­ Ijiuderdale base' dropped the trW son. ’ northern end of Parker street from crabs. All cleaned, ready (10 ot.) .'—week.” \. ciaes since they returned from an 'The Guba left Sydney Saturday and !' This Amazingly Low , Interstate sale of milk in the New try, atm of Mr. KIrtland at nightfall, the Key West station to nee. Guarantee caught and Atlantic cruise In May. Port Hedland, Australia, yesterday. I Y'ork city area. DAILY PATTERN ' the railroad . crossing to Tolland Tavlor ot^ld MysUf. ^ waa put on the alert. It was learn­ ^ turnpike will be asked tor views re­ packed In America. A Programs tonight: cerbmony was performed at ed. All presentent apoapd^ 'torni former members WEAF-NBC. 6:30—Frontiers of of Center church junior choir are garding the proposed rebuilding', ot 11 o’clock .at t"he Second Congrega­ TTie St. Louis sailed from Ham­ By c a r o l DAT the stretch of highway to eliminate Democracy; 7—Al Pearce: 7t30— HARTFORD HAN'S BODY tional church by the pastor. Rev. burg May 18 but upon arrival at requested tq meet at the pariah VALUES! 19c OR LESS! Margaret -Speaks. soprano: 9— •4 Plate Tablf Top l^rice For An^^p-To- house tomolTow at 6:48 to rehearse, a dangerous 8 curve. The work Ix-on Austin. The bridal attendants Havana waa ordered out of the har­ Tou eon really mahe a whole on the C o b ...... 1 ears.lSe Marek Weber concert:. 11—Dance bor By President FrederlM Lan^o tor the thuaic next Sundayi ' Chil­ would necessitate cutting back- on \ ' \ - ' were Miss Gertrude Taylor of Old play wardrobe for your Uny daugh­ the land qf several property owm- Rhubarb...... 14-ox. box 19e Hour. FOUNIJIN CONNECTICUT Mystic, sLster of the bridegroom,; Bru of Cuba. It sailed FridM, and dren's, day, in which all depart­ Voungberries...... lO-os. box I9c WABC-CBS. 8—^ d ie Cantor lU- ter with this one easy design. Pat­ ments of the church will have a ers which would have to be deeded and George Heyart, brother of the apparently has cruised lOfnlesaty tern 8341. " to the tpw-n. Squash 16-ox, box lOe %*er wedding annlver#ory (west re­ *Extra Size Oven bride. The liglcje's gown and accea- while negotiators sought to ariATige part Beane, Green tor Wax . . . peat 9:30): 7—New time for Koe- 1^ In. Deep. Date Full- Size^Electric Hartford, Jude. 6-i(AT'l —Mra for the refugee!' entry into Cu&, As you con see from the diagram Mary Oarrliy askCd.oolico ye.ster- aqriea were white, and her corsage • ...... ’.lO-ofi box lOe telaneU and O’Keefe: 7.80—Howard i was of yrhltr gardenia*...... - from where,many hope to join rela­ ‘ V.*,. “ li* " * * ^ world; Mias Betty Wopdruff, daughter (. and Shelton: 8 ^ Radio Theater, X ' ■ ' • '** flay to look for her hiiWnd, Robert tives in the United States. either Way you make IL One way of Rev. and Mrs. Watson Woodniff Qarrity, 33, missing SlncSNlast Fri­ Mr, and Mrs. Taylor will make HOSPITAL NOTES TUESDAY — P IN E H U I^ ■"^illrlsoner of Zenda” ; 9 -^ u y U>m- their home in Virginia. lAwrence Berenson. New Tork has wing sleevea, set In ..at a slant­ of Main street, returned home after do. day from his home 31 !i^ iroa d attorney, waa In Havana attempting ^Balancld’ Oven Heat ■treeti here. \ ing shoulder line, trimmed with completing her fraabinan year at FJZ-NBC. 7—New series,' Order Range Makes It Worth­ to arrange with authoritlea for per-, buttons. The other way has kimono Syracuse University. Special On Fresh Native Adventures;.8:30—Radio Fonim: Today police took liom the Con­ mtaaion for the Immigrants to land. aleevoB and a kitten ockeL Both Admitted Satuniay: Mrs. An­ BROILERS...... each 79c necticut river at the f.iol of Rotter OBSERVE CHliJlREN’ S DAY 9—True or 9:30—Fisk Jubileo He conferred with President Bni ways It la gay with scallops, has a 'Hie annuai ouUng of the Ceclllan toinette Tirone, Hartford; Anthony street a body which was Identified •inkers. •Positive lik in g L a | ch - yesterday. ,/• cute and abbrevlaUd flare, and but­ club will be held tomorrow evening Lynch. Hotel Sheridan. Lean Stewing Lamb. Wlhat to expect Tuesday: as that of the missing man by his tons down the back. Discharged Saturday: Mrs. Ade- brother. Raym.-ind uarrity.. AT TWO LOCAL CHURCHES at Coventry lake. Members are to WEAF-NBC. 12:30 p. m.—Federa- while To Switch NOW Make your lltUe . glri a whole meet at 6 o’clock at- the South Uho SchmldL 78 8L John street Boiled Ham . ^ lb. 27c ' Hon of Women’s clubs: 2:30—Pepper Type Handle on Oven The body was discovered in the Methodist church. Maty Whitman, East Hartford' water by Richard Baronywho was PUBUC RECORDS oerlee of plpofore frocks like this In L Young: 4:l5-^Rhythmaires. CBS- South .\nd North Methodist Jamet_Earrand. 43 North street: chain, 2—Wm. 8. Paley Amateur a.orklnK''1!it the river front- for Ihe which’ to play In comfort all sum­ Gust Janson,' 113 Cooper street Fresh Potato Salad or Thrsugn rssssrdi by Doctor Louis Fsstsor W, C. Mason Coal Company.” Sergt Uold E^errises Quit Rain In­ mer long. Qingham, linen, percale, The American Legion auxiliary radio award: 5:15—Howie Wing, during ths Kwt osatunr, tbs esuas M la - Permlta will hold its regular meeting thla W acharg^ Sunday: Mrs. Kate Cole Slaw...... lb. 20c WJZ-NBC, 11:30 a. m.—Farm and fscile* wst diecomsa ss bsing limply D oor P. H. Dooley and Detective Thonfas terferes ,With Attendances. •lawn and batiste are alee fabrics for Wllliama, RockvUle; Mra, NataUe J -^ ■ • To Modem, Clean Ef­ w r e ll investigated...^ Building Inspector Edward C. this design. evening at 8 o’clock at the SUte Home Hour: 1:80 p. m,— UtUe coaleminaiiea from an unclana sr term- BUiott today granted to John W. Armory.- •' ^ B jo r k i^ . 215 O nter street. Variety Show; —Presentation of laden asurce( Doctor Joaoph Lister tbor- Chlldren’e day. Which la general­ Becker’s * ' 3 and Beatrice Lange a permit for |he Pattern 8341 Is designed for sizea viBlrthi: Sunday, a son to Mr. Native Beets, 2 bonches 19c » Will Rogers statue In Rotunda of U. eu|hly dmiaottratad that suitlcsl opera- ly observed the second Sunday in erection of a single dwelling with 3. S, 4, 6 and 6 years. Sloe 3 re­ and Mrs. Loonard Delaney, 68 Maple -S. capttol (also MBS) MBS-choln, time could be performed wltbout Infectim, hf keepli^ •Storage Drawer IPEEDING DEaSION June, was held yesterday, the first Because all bleacher' 'seats have Beet Greens or Spinach wound, bittrumenieMile nndand drteeintsdreeeings complotolcompleteQ'Italy sterile.^sterue.0 atUched garage to be located on lot quires. for frock No. 1 with panUe. been tranaferred from ML Nebo to street, and a son to Mr. and, Mrs. 4:30—Sec. Perkins press conference (On Roller Bearinga) Sunday of the month a't .both the William O’Hara, 60 Cambridge 15e peck Unloae thoro li m Inner Infoctim,Infectim ins day Weeted^ fortless Electric Rar^e 34 PrinoetoD etrect, to coet an esti­ SH yards of S8-lncb material; for the West Side Oval, Cokcb Tom , Some T ues^y short waves: GSE spentim wounj Is ran indeed. South and North Methodist church­ •treat. HANGS IN BALANCE mated 98,800. frock No. 2 with pantle, use 214 Kelley announced this noon that the G8D GSB London. 6:45—T>lk “The es,.and although the rain was wel­ Permit also was granted Joseph yards; 3 yards of bios fold or braid. Admitted today: Gene Ooering. Foreign Office” : HAT4 Budapest, ■vm Ustsr with hie crude method o( ticriliiind, nducad \ Monchester-Enfleld baseball clash NATIVE ASPARAGUS tbo mortality o( his oprrailons from every oilier one ss comed by everybody. It somewhat Rukui to erect a one car garage on RockvlUe; Mra. Elizabeth Ludwig, —Hungarian Phantasy: PCJ Eind­ interfered with attendance. The hew SPRING AND SUM­ tomorrow afternoon will be played 238 Hartford Road; Mra. Vlrglnhi 19c . 22c • 25c oiw out of twmty — end ibsi was In IMS. , \ •High Speed Broiler Unit (OMOmied froio Pag« Cfae.| North Main street to cost 9200. St the West Side at 3:30 o’clock. hoven, 9—Happy program: TGWA At the North Methodist children's MER PATTERN BOOK. S3 pages Queen, 222 Oak otreet Guatemala .City, 11—Marimbas. Modern obstetrics has sspsdslly profited from this die- Cooking. service a pageant entitled "Signs of attractive designs for every' size This is an opening round game In B t ^ : Today fi daughter to Mr. RED-RIPE TOMATOES coewy by Pasteur snd prscticsl application by Llitsr and lurw, agreed that the minutes ofjh e FRESHMAN CATCHES otbert. Almoet never It tlie hospital birth followed by lecond meeting be used in the trial. by the Wayside,” wai presented and and 'every occasion. U now ready the second annual state tournament and Mrs. William Ahlf, 369 Lydall 14c lb,. 2lba.25e TROCT ON EACH H00K ‘ and Manchester has high hopes of street. Infectim. ' •Appliance Outlet Full facts concerning the first children were baptized. . The bap­ Photographs show dresses made California New Potatoes Boetlng were brought to the atten- tismal ceremony waa a part of the ' Ugontcr, Pa.—(A P )—Fisher­ from thoM patterns being arom; a reaching the finals ajraln as It did Census: 00 patiento. « lbs. 25e ------Diacaecry af Paueurizstkm or etcrlllwilm has been ens program at the South Methodist feature you will enjoy. Let the last year. $ 1 $ 1 of lbs trssisM filfte from Medical Sciencs.'affect) us.all ioo of Judge OorcCll informally man Robert Martin tails this every h w of the day, and adds to our comfort snd well- luring the week-eiuJ by Albert E. church. The singing by the junior one; charming deaigna in this new book ■ffTie hospital census today dropped choir of two numbem from the Native Lettae* ....h e a d 8c beimi-* wbetber we era Rck or well. iAvery, secretory o f the Parkway He cost a fly with a double help you In your sewing. One pat- The mMtlng of Forget-Me-Not to the lowest point registered In al- One To Three- Y ear Budgiet Payments iktmmlaalon and Judge Cornell la aide balcony -was on Innovatiim In­ hook Into a crock and got a teni and the new Spring and Sum­ Circle of Kings Daughters, sched­ moet a year with 16 leas than capa­ troduced at the last muslca] aerv,- strike; Wjicn he reeled In the mer Pattern Book—21 cento. Pat­ uled for tonight has been postponod city listed on the hospital records. R A D m .ivlng oounsel involved In the ease Ice at the church by ,> Organist Clif­ IM opportunity today to volunteer line he bad a 10 Inch trout on tern or book alone—15 cents. without date; Instead an outing jw'U ton Bralnerd, and -was ■ pleastaif one hooh—on 11-incher on the be held some Um'a this month, the he information in s formal manner, feature yesterday. The pastor. Rev. For a PATTERN cf thla attroc- Weiek 4M Jnne 4 SEMYIClS t has been learned to the Poet Other. date and place to be ohnounised Tuesday, 0 a. m.—Dental clinic. Qj^imA^icutmaeu Elarl E. Story, spoke, briefly on the tfra model oapd ISc In COIN, your later. ('unninffham Tube* The Manchester Electric Division It is nndmtood, however, that wnt^eet, "Unexpected Angel.- Up- NAlOe, ADDRESS, STTLE NUM- 10 a. m.—Tonsil and adenoid clinic. 057 MAIN STREET Oomeil wtu roopcii Sandy—I want to buyla'toy train Wedneaday, 2 p. m.—Well .baby Phone 4457 t w at^ of 30 children aong tib the for my UtUe boy. _ BBR and SO B to TTlil HERALD, MI, m IBM llo ^ ^^gaaagDorr, 0^ PHONE 7057 , A k ‘ in ammoiiciix POWER ooMPANT 'Th hit itottaa U eowseljColl * e ^ Junior choir and as many more TODAY’S PATTERN BljREAU. clinic St the “ 7 ". Saiestnan -Nek.t,fioor, pleaofi air. Mr. and Uis. C.VL B u r r ^ Main Thureday, 9 a. m.— Fre-notat .•-1 'BSci'iA tbs "f-riim . tin AVKNUKL N*W la on a thnanwwaka wnaation cUnlCr I W m . IR. K rah \SP nSMEilM . UMifcirtir.C—. ^ ■•vRKi Jf• .X* ^ . - MK ftR^jfttac 1» Routb AaMtten. Friday, 3 fi, a»^W i I t OdmoBt S t r ^ ; V a iS i -.'S' d-^ji \ \ .. ■■ ■ ■ MANCHESTER EVENTNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, JUNE 5,19S9 PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX MAMCH£STeR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN MONDAY, JUNE 8.198* all ths new devioes for efioinomla ee- RIAL STORY HUNGARY EXTENDS ^ SUNDAY rain assists b o a r d iHTCHEN shower avEN iSEES RECOVERY [curtty and eodal jusUoe eball be agitation for achool building, elthar was their destination, but anywhere of lights, red and green, and, each raprapped." "Our taak", be said, "la to lestera A M T i f M t t r a centrally located High aeheol else would do... light la numbered so tha light ssill show exactly the particular bull Deaths Last Night an etpjillbrium. If wa were to neg­ plant. or a group of grammar America la not a refu^r.- It la a lJ E w i t h d a n g e r opening which la open. WELCOME TO N A ZI i TROBINC CHARGES I ” IN S l A o p S lect ton. leaaoDS ive have leanwtV— achools. Wa do not know whether nation, striving now to cope with IN NEW YORK namely, that sodal-mlndedneae- as Btralh Tbe question la, then, did the ■y (By Aasoetatod FrsM) BY HELEKWORDEN eO^mOMT. If \ .About 20 FHeitdn Gnlher To they exj>eet a building program will Its own problems, busy enough 'pirtstm u tree" fall to show one Washington—Uaut. Col. John' A. r?tr»wberrje8 Benefited I opposed to /^oclaUsm, It ooY In- FCBLII •T THB By OEOBOE BOSS ^boahl Blues," which Paul Whiteman Honor Marion Hart ' evitable ' respoifslblllty—we' should TOmXLO PHI COM PANT, IKC. be necessary, within a few yeara, seeking employmaVit and dally valve was open at tha time o< tha Hornsby, 79, t-etired. During the dive, OT' did the officer responsible New 'York, June 8.—Hoagy Car­ later popularised. But that, too,' fail­ inLknotoer devaatat- It Bli dtraat World Wsr hs was cdnfldenUsl sd- CAST o r CHARACTfcl^S en^d^ Tree LimbV p^stitutc 'fruslees Mcct lo ExccotiYe; ^ Is T o ^ Married Soon. Jf Free Enterprise, Under I nor do We know that they have bread for Its own eltizena. But for watching the dial fall to note michael Is the most enigmatic tune- ed to add to Carmichael's financial vlser to Secretsr,, of Wsr Newton D. "You look as If you hadn't slept Frick Finds Budapest Deco- ing reaction In short'order." «*BOUA8 rB.._ smith of Tin Pan Alley, althoufh he stature. So, forsaking hla tiny or­ BIABY rBANKLlN—eoclei M- much last night." said quietly. | Menace. ------even dlscuaaed such a poaalblllty. even apart from -thli, were our ib f nha lone red light warning that Baker. $35.00 to $59.00^ Mra. L. B. Hanson of st Pearl 0«n«ra|VMtnRi ts ths eomnpser of some of the na­ chestra, hs cams -to Naw York, Itor. Then, "Did you want to see ma?” Fovodad Ootobar 111 What are do kpow la that tha tax­ country tn a position to allow, a a dive would bring ^aaatar? Philadelphia—Dr. Edwin Linton, Session Norwich To street entertained at her home dat- American System, Ghren "Human sirora are possible, and tion's brightest melodies. ' He hsa knocked on the music DUKE MARTIN — »usve etoh Yea, you know more about this rated With Banners De­ Yesterday's raljt’ jrt'shfned grow­ WARNS AOAIN8' ^ —T payers will not be In a mood to dis- million people to enter her gatei. 64, a world authority on parasitic . , - . . . 1 ' urJav evening with a kitchen shower Fabltshad Baair Cpantnv NjBtaapt mechanical errors are pMsIble.'* a betted .1000 In the song world, for doors, was turned away.-^dvsecured worms, snd emeritus professor of c li* gangster. rder of Martin than anyone else, ing crops allh^gh It .did not moist- It still would ba wisdom to require rn n S iaF r D fiw n e i A tts c k ■ tor AHm Msrtoq Hart of Wethers- . Moacowt. June 8—<#V-Tha IgadaPi afed Hoiidaja'*%nta.rad ^ tha cuaa Increaaed taxation for aeverai naval officer told us. .'‘Haybe God no tune of his hsa proven s dud or a clerkship In a bank. -] \ biology St Washington and Jefferson' JANICE FRE.NCH—society deb. WhXto Ihe devil are you trying to LUUhlUCI VUHIH:* m i a t n nancee of her brother. Charles Legitimately Fair Chance. FoM Of^a at Manebastar, Cona^aa failure. And yet he Is an unfamiliar No Lock As Lawyer CHAIRS JIM SHIRLEY—playboy. spite Ban On Newspaper. an the soil jtoHriy great depth. Es­ / newspaper Rad Star wantad ■aoond Claaa Mall Matiar. yaars. And as tha town's finances .some further quaUiicstlon for en­ only knows what happened on the college. p ro tecY ^ t Uttle tramp, Clem Shir­ Rogers. Tbe hbatess waa assisted Squalus.” V-" figure along Bong Row and Swing In that stifling atmosphere, be New York—Rear Armiral Julian ley?" He started at her queatlon- pecially benefited were fke smaller flghtlnx forces Id, an edltortal _ n ^ stand are oould undertake trance than "I decided . to leave \ by Mra. Fred Finnegan and Mrs. that *%e smnll^t trace of falee- ^ SUBSCRIPTION JUTES Alley.' toiled a jrear and resumed his' mi­ Lane Latimer, 70, retired. He once Yeateedayi MartlB la found mur- Ingly. root vegetables such as carbpts and J — . " ■ Om Taar by Mall •••.•....•...MO#. a^hjMls^biilldlng program without where I seas and couldn't gat In New London. \Ju\June — The John Thompaon. The decorations Syracu.W N. Y . June A —Up—U. Shuns Broadway’s Bright lights gratory career. He went to Florida, was judge advocate general of Uie gered and the officers take Tiirlde Hls heart ^ s hot with anger as Budapest. ,^ime 8—'’APi—The Hun. beets which ■ were having t' a tough heod end Instncertty can Pap Manlli bp Mall ••••.•••••..I O hung out a ahlngle but no law were pink and ailver. About 20 Slncla Coax ...... •••••••••.I oi Incroq^g taxea.' anywhere else ao I came here." It Is doubtful If many would tec- .Navy. Thompson to headquarters. "May­ he mentioned th4 name Shirley. H'«: garlan government extendbd a cere­ time of It germinating; during, the Board of TniatceX of the Norwlah S. t'cnator Arthur H. Vandenberg, tolerated.' ognlze him at Ltndy*s, through clients turned up. He packed up and from this town and WethersflelJ at­ DalTparad Ona faar ...... tv Od BeifoTe conaiderlng building new \ —Dr. Henri Amedeq La-‘ be 1 did do It," she 'uhlmpers as sh- remembered Jim Sltlrley. monial welcome to Wilhelm Frick, past two week* of dry weather. Slate Hospital for t)ie Insane met tended. Tb# bride-elect found her Michigan'Acpuhllcan, asserted to­ Health and Diet which flow all Tin Pan Alley's hsr- returned to Indiana, brooding. Final­ Is taken anay. The (;un Is not, this afternoon m executive seOqlon sMEMBER o r THE ASSOCIATED achools Uk Manchester, whether It 76, president of tbs Medical $ 2 8 * 5 0 ■A "I’m not trying to protect Clem German minister of .jhe interior, to­ The rain was of great benefit to gifts which » ’ere roncealed all over day that "if frejj enterprise, undeir \ F.\K.M INCOME De AtUMES TIDAL HANDICAP monies and discords. Cannlcbsel ly, he decided upon a westward Council of Canada and profeasor found. to conduct its own InwstlgatlOn of pre;88 be In thsF lew yeara or In an­ shuns the bright lights, and dls- trek. ' Shirley. ' Mary insisted deflanlly. day. after placing a bbn on the lead­ the local itrawbefrv 'growers-,.. . the nouae, bv following directions on the An/erican system, were given a Tb# Ataeetatad Praaa ts aaelualvalp eme^ua of medicine at M ^IU Unl- CHAPTER XXIII Strawberries were • setting during against the ad- other decade, ^-.tolleve the dual The tragic loae of the British ^ A d v i c e — ' coucagea s lionizing retinue. Per­ Armed with the mmi. of both "Then give us the storyX’,^ note# attached lo streamers emanat­ legttlnVately fair chance, we^shotild Washington, .tune 8—(^V—^The aatltlad to tba uaa of rapubllratioD verettyv^ "I don’t know the story." ing Nazi newspaper Budapest. A, .-A 1 ministration of 'the InsMlutlon In of all nawa dlspatohap eradi^ad to Jt submarine Thetis followed ao qulrk- By DR. rR AN K MeCOT haps It Is hla Indiana background "Stardiut" and "Lazybones", be We're clearing our floon In When ilary walked _ Into the the past neek Or te-n days snd thei,^^ .Uenate. last. wee\ hv Sen ing from a large bouquet be out of this depresslnn, IjP'sIx vic­ 1938 Income of Antrtlfixn farmers ta or pot etharwtaa oradttad, tn. thta session eystiim be thorough­ Lancaster, Ps.-T-Frederlck FTe- preparatloB for-new samples "You know It too well." he arled Magyar Szo prolonged heat and wind had a ^'"'rwlch, A miiak marriage and games torious months" ly upon the' alnking~of tha 'gquiUui that makea him shy of the Big City hitch-hiked to Hollywood. Tbe ftiovle linghuyse'n Dumont, 70, for 25 years zettc next morning the city room \ estimated by the Burtau of Agri­ papar and alto^tha local oawa pub* ly Investigated,. B^^aibra may and the big city slickers.' moguls would havs none of him— which Mr. Watkins Is selecting I was functioning,^ In itq quiet way. violently. "The whole thing’s a Frick, .a'rrtving for a xfive-dayi tendency ^ w ith er both the plants l^ n e d whiled away the evening. The hoat- Va/idontierg. wjio recently an- cultural Econpmlca at 69.220,000,- ilahad haraifi off Portsmo\ith that oortparlaona a mcmber\pf the American diplo­ All rtxhta of rapubttcatlona of have some good reasohe In opposi­ St'FrE R Iipdi K KO.M SINUS He haa been a melodist all his nor hli aongs. And by uneasy stages now at the Grand Rapids and Dog-tired, she aUppeU iinnoUced to farce. Who are you working for. visit, foundrihe capital decked with and_ the berries. , . ^ . >.’Airvr o'clock v and priornrinr to den*departing for eaa served a salad supper. At each nomteeduric hla willlngne»4 to accept the 000, from toe prevloua year. 'TBOUIBLE matic aervlM prior to retirement In Chicago Markets. me or ' Jim Shirley ? You even Nasi banners. iTvngarlan. officials place was a C.oraage, harmonizing i Repiibllcan nomlnaMon for president •pacial dtapafcKaa harain ara alao ra* tion to taro seaalons tii\ a achool lielwcen the two dl.-fsaters are In­ life, with plenty of the usual ups and he fled back to Manhattan and got 1934. ' her desk. She was aware, however, The. rainstorm brought out weak-i “ xttorney Frank L ^ c - aartad. evitable. Every American feels downs. His mother, an amateur ah tnstgnlflcant job aa a muaic ar­ that everyone was reading copies of know who toe killer is." stressed frlendehlp between thntwo nessei In many shade trees around - city, the chalrmXn. with the floral Centerpiece. In .1940. made 1^ declaration In a dally; but they would haveNio ho I find t^ers haa been a steady tn- Arlington, Hass. — Francis E. Poll aafrlea eltant of N. B. A. Sara* mustrlan. Inspired him to play by ranger. Ha tolled at this arduous the paper, which waa unusual at "1 don’t.” Mgry was too angry to countries. town, resulting from last Septem-1 declared the board Intended to Mias Hart, who (a Ihe daughter of co^mencemenj/address at Syracuse prectlcal and not theoretical proud that the U nlM flUtet Navy Tborhpeon, 7 4 , president of the Mr. and Mrs. ’ Charles '* Hart of university, where he received the loa Inc. crease/fn tbe number of letters ask­ ear at home tn Bloomington, Ind., task for two yaara, nursing hla MOxle Company,'a soft drink Arm. this hour. The first edition did not cry. She fatfAd him. eyea flashing, An order forbidding further pub­ ber’a, blow. The weakened llmhn.' to .the taittom of the entire altua- we would bo won over. la to advanced In luT study of such where he atlll retires when he has wounds quietly when ha waa away cheeks red, „ lication of the Mag>-nr Sio. however, now leaved out. hung low over side- itlon. \Welherafleld, will be married lo Mr. hiinorary degree of Doctor of Ijiws. Pq bill bars \RapraiantaMaaa: Tba ing .-for Information about sinus Richmond,. Ind__.Henry U. John- , c ome qut ordinarily until 11 o'clock, If modem Industrial plants find marine accidents and la elated that dusted off bts routine duties In Hol­ from the office. the copies were marked "Ex- Ladd jumped up, tired and over- came as a Jolt to rejoicing Nazi walks B.imday with the added "1 asapme our duty,to the patients Riigers on Salurdhv afternunn. June j Recovery. Vandenberg sajd, can Opening Week Jullaa Maihaw^ Hpaclal Afancp —N'aw triimble. This might be taken to son, '88, former representative In j In the Church (if the Good Shep­ Tork.. Cbieago. U,atfolt and Bofton. the Navy's equipment met with lywood or New York. One day a publisher accidentally Congress from the old sixth Indiana all bore, the sam* banner UTOught, "Y’ou were toe last per­ elements. The^ paper was accused weight of toe rain. Many such: limbs of the inStitulion, their relatives, net be accomplished "under re.stric- It economical and practical to use -fiieen thet more cases are Ijevelop- He wrote Bis first song at Indiana herd, Hartford. tlve.. laws which stifle Initiative, of heard "Stardust'"' and risked Its district. h M b bold-face type acrosa the son In Duke Martin's apartment. of falling to aubniilt several editions inuat.aoon______be__ cut_ off az In their the administration, the state and MEMBBK aud it BUREAU o r their buildings for two and some­ suclKwicceas Coinpartson between University. “Rlverboat Shuffle", It publication. It wai an overnight peniillza thrift, discourage aspira­ ClRCin.ATlUNS. Ing, but It probably Indlrataa a bet­ iB opof the front page, "Duke Martin You railed tola office and Upped off with allegedly inflammatory ma-if weak^ed state they nnake an ob- ourselves demands a thorough In- times three shifts In a day, why the twMosaea la no doubt a au bj^ was, in the negro Idiom and though sensation, of course. And tha name terial to the .premier's'to help pay American syatem of free enterprlea, wouldn't tire under the long hours. cism seems to be t^iktd upon the cases ere properly diagnosed, with waited patiently for elienta in vain, a contract and cheerful spirits. Out mates for seversi years—a design and began making the routine phone Furious, she drew back. “L^t me Ference Szalasi, Hungarian Nazi witu the rewards that flow from iH" mmr... leader who la ser\-lng a three-ye.ar urday that' "on attempt Is being her huaband’a fifinera^expensea He Open Daily to 9^P. M. SPEEDING The buildings deteriorate over a pe­ Britishers for not/nelhg to a posi­ the cpnaequence that more people then went out anu organized a three- there In the film colony, and In for living unique In the bird world.^ calls for the small Items which go go." she protested. made to whitewaah the situation at drowned May 2oN^"hile on a fishing I dividual effort". Vandenberg de" to make up a society page. De- ,."You’re fired unless you write prisen term. | riod of years, no matter what tion to do aome^lng belterNlo/ the know with accuracy the name of piece band \ • Bloomington, be has been writing all AT A SHOWER P A R H the Institution." trip. _ ./ "X ' dared thaL..'llt la absurd to say that It If (ntlfy'inK to iFftm that, their difficulty. As a musical signature for< this those hit tunes that the rountry FIRE / termlAed to ignore the Martin atory, that atory,” he aald sharply. Well-informed circles said Frick t The board chairman said hs pre­ the 'extent of their usage, and it la eoula In the ^ k e n craft Crtti Ctem probably would diec'isa problems of •oma oonaldaratton ts to b« given The elnua cavities are amalT air- modest ventura, he wrote ‘‘Wash- periodically hums. He la rich now. MrSi Kingdom Morgan was giv­ "Very well then. I'm fired." she sumed toe Public Welfare Council only common eeiiae that they In the British tragedy seems allI ^ J the German minority In Hungary. by the local authorities to the filled spaces opening off-of the In- Milford, Utah. June 8—UP)—When ing a luncheon for .,.five at the cried. • haa completed toe Investigation re­ should be put to as great use as more prrjpounced because one eeo- Xfrte of the nose, being lined with a Milford's volunteer firemen heard Again he reached out a hand to They said he aliio wouIdTIry to ease Giiefits Present From Of quested by ' the board Immediately ■peedtng of nutomohlleg In Man- Chairs are limited mostly to ona Colony. The Forsyth' Goulds had differences resulting from Himgsr- possible while they can stand It tlon of the Thetis waa above - the cdnUnuatlon of the same mucous MENT OK SLNUS TROUBLE. Look brandy from the World's Fair the alarm they “came x-runnlng." closed their Tuxedo estate and were detain her, but she'd gone. He Town To Greet Miss Justhia jullowlng Senator Downes’ flrat at- chcater with a view to setting up It was their own fire house. Yep, of a kind covers, although there braced hls shoulders, moved away lan government charges, that Ger­ Between 1913 end 191«, after the _ivater/for such a long Urair • meihbrane which lines the nose It for it In this newspaper tomorrow. grounds...... are n^ore than one of several going to the Carollnos for quail Rehelske Of Che.stniil 8t.^ tewk upon the administration of the a deflntte policy an to limits on cer­ self The cavities communicate John J. Solllvan, commissioner of it burned to the groui^jl. from the door. Pausing for a min­ man funda financed Nazi candidates ''^.hospital and aald the board will be Nhith district School had been de­ Hhwever, an news dispatches styles.'. All are subject to prior shooting. Mrs. Spauding Martin had In. toe recent parliamentary election tain thoroughfares, itome deflnite with the. Interior of the nose t{l ESTIONS AND ANSWERS safety for the Fair, said the wine sale. \ a baby. Fill Whitney wa* getting a ute, he stared Intently out tlfc win­ ejiared to consider the report of stroyed by,fire, tbe dual session c ^ lfy the situation we begin ' to through stpall openings and It Is ard liquor, 1,880 bottles, were taken PRESERt’E SAFETY RECORD dow, then rang for. hls seeredary. and that studenta and agents from Mlsa Juktlna Rebelske of 41 ] thKedunclI If It waa submitted to- rules tb guide the police 'who are divorce. Old Mr. Wesley Peters had Germany had distributed Nazi pro­ system was employed by the Ninth esilze how heroic were the at­ through these openings, that the ( PrrvmUng Baldnees) Irom a storehouse In the Interna­ the gout Thei-e'd been a split at "Get mo Commissioner Fenelon Chestnut street was tendered n day.\ aupposed to make arrests and as a tional area, where they had bean Birmingham, Ala., June 6—UP— on toe phone.” paganda rnlscellaneoua shower at her home, district grammar achools and tempts made to save the undersea sinuses drain. Question: Mrs. P. B. M. Inquires: the Talleha club. Mra. Watt* Ridley ' warning to those using the high­ A healthy sinus poaeesses a high placed pending release to the Ru­ Proudeet boast today o f.^ e nation­ He picked up toe receiver. "Hello, Frick arranged to call on Count June 2, by her aunts, Mrs. WlUlsm High school. The gremmar pufills craft. Tow boata struggled vali­ "What could.be the cause of my 18 manian restaurant. al air carnivals which concluded was wearing the Ridley emeralds Stephen Osaky. Hungarikn foreign ways are aorely needed. degree of rcaistanKe to dlaeaae-ln- Fenelon. This is Ladd. I want you Bt^ford of Hartford and Mrs. Al­ SENDS'MmLENCES used th.e High school'building "from antly to haul the Thetis near shal­ year old son losing the hair of hls The loot waa ao bulky It must serial gyratlona Sunday at the again and couldn't move without minister, and on Interior Minister duclng bacteria as Kmg as It IS" two detectives. Tommy Dresser had to arrest Mary Franklin for the bert Irmiacher of Burnside. Guests These Price# ElYectlye At the Following ,A&P Super Market What this town really needs as head when he is In good health?" have been carried away in a tiiiek municipal airport waa that It main­ Franz Keresztea-Fiseher before at­ to the number of Were present 8 to 12 In tha morning «td the low waters. But they were fight­ well drained and weil ventilated snarried a grass widow twice hls murder of Duke Martin." 28 a aafety measure Is a dednlte un- with air. Apparently, each time you , Answer: Cases such as this of which had to pass watchmen at the tained for the ninth consecutive (To Be Oonttnued) tending a gala banquet being tend­ from Hartford, BJaat Hartford, O NTH l^S High school pupils used Wie same ing a powerful force—the nea. Tide premature baldnees are usually gates. Investigators surmised. age and hla reiatives. not hers, were -4 daritandlng be^een the arresting breath, air Is drawn Into the sinus year a record of no fatalities. ered by toe foreign minister tonfght. Glastonbury, Burnside. 'New York bulldihg from 1 to 8 \r/tha after­ waters exert a terrific pressure found only In males and aa a gener­ protesting. He was to have a special audience and Manchester. A mock marriage forces and the prosecuting branch cavities and this normal veiiHfatlon After Mary had collected enourh Paris, June 8__ C^^Preaident Al­ noon. It didn't prove a hardship and It waa this factor that defeat­ appear! to help to keep the cavl|lee al rule start near the age of 20. The Nicholas Horthy. was one of toe amusing features of ,.eeder. Most of them tilated, and nourished by a healthy treatment IVhen. this method la o n ^ Watkins Qug^lit} Ry PRBSttlN GROVER blood stream, they either remain totMitnahle; two hours until noco. street * •.la K m id s are dangerous at anything higher tried. It If deatrabla to rub vagina CMl^sbe stick It out? Avenge lb. NOT ELIGIBLE normal, or If diseased, return quick­ on the scalp before 4«ch treatment. than J8 miles per hour. However, ly to normal. But whcin free drain­ Shoulders 15 The plight of Jewish rt;fiigees Washington—It Is being Impreea- There have been many methods of Chairt ^ atxnit our mysterious n Is difficult to set up a rigid 28 age la Interfered with, or when the treating this premature type of H e AMEN IS UNDISMAYED. m SHDAY from Oermany, caught In the whirl ed on fighting folk herf^boute, both TJiema tip, Mary?" asked Oroasle, mile limit throughout the town blood stream Is toxic, chronic slnu baldness, soma of which succeeded / the land and water-borne variety, sitls may develop. 'It Is the rhroijlc Vatiring" over from the city desk. since there are a number of high­ of circumstance aboard the liner with one case snd faU with snother^ Here ts another ehalr eurprlasl Regular $3*>S eegswell that' the disaster to the eub.toarlne ‘case of sinus trouble about, which lounge model . . covereice that gave you the out becoming citizens. They should Since It aeemf "elifar that a valve Up from ICartin's apartment?” autolsts This newspaper will do Make your livingr room gay with Summer flow­ By ASKOCIAnSD PBSSS all la Its power to aasls|t the police. not merely be blowm here by eomo that remained oi>ened at the time of "Yes." Rogers’ Intensity 'was Im, BANANAS the dive was tp blame for the trag­ Sofa, and preastve. <<■ Aaed Oaa and El A ...... % chance. They must appreciate tbe ers . . cool with smooth, plain fabrica . . com­ Am Sup Poor ...... S-I6 The columns are open , tor publicity edy. a hunt for the ca.uae la nar­ "You're eertUn it wasn't this 2 Years to Pay —No Carrying Charges and we wll! go to whatever extent blessings of being free men, and rowed almost entirely to two; poa- bine patterns and plain, if you wish! Select C!ent States El ^...... A Ai Tliompson wb'iiUnT" El Botid and Share 8H ,tbe autholitlee deem necesaarj'. freely choose so to be. And In slm- slble failures, one human, one me- club’ chair from plum or blue floral designs . . brown, o r« Hiia Is one of thoce unusual op. "Lord, there's no confusing those Liberal ^AOowaaea for Tour Old Washer. c.hantcal. ^ t h center around that Ford Limited ...... 4 Yellow Ripe • . "Three'deatha atiice the Ihst of llST vein, so must the natives real-, plum, blue or green in textured plain weaves. portunities to own reaUy fine voices. Have you ever bad Tuckle Nlag Hud P ow ...... 8H vital, dial board which submarine' 1^ chairs at extraordinary savings. on the phone T" Ask tat a H o bm DemoastratloB With Tour Own Gothaa. the .year are. too many for tots tto tha value of their freedom officefa call the "Christmas tree." If you desire some oio f tnethe morem Pitney Bowen ...... ; 8 5 Slipcovers are tailor-made right here in our own Bo,me of the chairs are fresh "A ll rlghL Flay down Tuckle. town. Curb speeding and the death and reioLve that, jta'bulwarks nev­ decorative fabrica . . unusual from tbe crates . . others are Give a teaser eo this mystery wom- EQUAL BlOmS ton wlU ba quickly slashed. er shall be weakened. Red Means Danger. workroom . . and right on your furniture in designs and colorings^. . you floor samples. They're all group­ On the Seal, which we explored, sn. That’s enough for the present FRESI The people on the S t Louts have $ 2 7 - 7 5 ' order to insure a de luxe glove—like flt! may choose any of Watkins 50 ed now. for easy selecting. In Ladd pressed the call button Wichita. Kaa., June UP — Ibt. and on tbe'Squalus the "Christ mas our third-floor warehouse.. See CLEi * SCHOOL EXPANSION no Innate desire to come to Ameri­ tree" waa\ a square dial yonatonUy inch fabrics, regular |1.25 a the side of hls desk as Rogets left Women’s drive for equal rights has tBem tomorrow. "Tell Mias Franklin I ’d Ilka to advanced another step. Spinach ca. They have not considered, tbe ahowrlng a combination of green and yard, at these complete, tailor- ‘ Maximum 4 cushions. see her." With the gimduqU expansion of obUgaUons of ciUzenehtp here. They red Ughu as long aa the ship U on Separate prices: Sofa (3 made priceN: Sofas (S cuahions) President Raymond Dument of tha High sehoed latq buildings that the surface and a vent In the. hull cushions) $18; aub or the l^ational Bemipro Cengrex* -1 have not questioned or choeen In $28.50. Wing Chairs $14. Club Mary walked In slowly. She gave SOLID ' FIRM hxva been tuMd previously' only for Is open. A red light on the dial Lounge Chairs, (I cush­ nouncei glrli undw L6 vdll hxva arriving at tha place In which they abowa a hull opening has not been or Louqge Chairs (1 cushion) Ladd a long atare. Hla face bore full "knot hole” prlvilegex with boy* KEMPS, RED-RIPE ion) 89.75: wring Chain WATKINS Biniwiar grades it is to ba expact- now are found. WATKINS $ . an expreaalon of deep dlstiess. 76$ Main Streirt closed. No dive must be ordered fllJO . iROTHCRS I N C 12 at. all state and dlstrlet aemlpro Telephone S$80. Tpmatoes •4 that hiCora long tbara 'wiU ba Miserable exUas in fact. Cuba untU the whole dlM shows grasn. There was concern in bis eyes. bnxeball tourneys. Kaob hul} onsnlnw has Its own nair • f MANCHBSTJBB BBI .'Is. f % -' / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, JUNE 5,1939 PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERAtP, MANCHESTER; CONN. MONDAY. JUNE 6,1989 T A G t EGHT s : over from John McGraw seven H, S. TEAM1SLASTS years ago laat Saturday. STATE SPORTS COOPER AVERAGE Today's Pnzxle.- HIGH WINS MTH CCIL TRACK TITLE IN 15TH MEET Why l«-tt that. Buddy HifSjjett.'a SLANTS jryfeighbors BRITISH IN FIRST 300 hitter, can’t get to first base? 70.4 STROKES FOR By LOU BL.ACK Sports Cocktail: ., George Wash­ ington U. graduates its moat yer- P 0 M [ M . 11■7 saatlle athlete this month Is Bob New Haven, June '5— (A3—Two 7 ROUNDS OF GOLF AM th*. finished work for the last Fart* o f Fremont, Neb. He "won Important golf tournaments are on Qains Fourth Straight several months Is to be sent to the three letter* each In baseball, foot­ today's program within the state's A. ------New Yorkers Ifedd Local Ring Show STAFFORD Deaconess hospital at Fall River. AWARD HIGHEST RATING Mss*. I ball and tennis.'.. .Johnny Paycheck confines. The women s'tart their an­ Mrs. Mahle Morgariaon has had sa j Outplayed And\^t-Moiint- and Maurice Strickland have signed Eastern Point Pro Shoots to fight at Dea Moines June-2 6 .... nual Connecticut championships at SPRINGS guest* several of her relatives from ■ Crown For Second Time Don’t let them kid you th at' Van Waterbury while- members of the JOHN C. NETTO Hartford and East Hartford. High Faces Enfield Here TO BROAD BROOJC SCOUTS 473, ataSord Mrs; Ellen Oesso and her^motber. ed, Jngfish S k Little Mungo, Is working for any 8.000 Nutmeg section of the Professional Brilliantly To Anneij TWI LEAGUE POSTPONES Mrs. Ida Grover, of Vernon, called slugs per. He has been getting TO TEST STATE BOXERS i fat bonuses each pay day and will Golfers Association battle for thre<* V Mtaa Josephine F. Dollar, 28 wljb on several of their friend* Friday Edwarda. pajtnr of the -Roclu-lII* Hope Of Victory nKThe continue to draw same If he keeps places In the annual'PGA champion­ dall Honors; Odds Cntj claim* to be a resident of the *^ te a'ternoon. ' In Stat^ Tourney Opener Methodlet chiirrh offlclilnd. Dp hi* sterling work. . . . The Syra­ ship slated at Flushing, L. I., July OPENER TO WEDNESDAY Raining Arrow Troop Re­ of Washington la'back at the county Mrs Csraon hs* relumed from a j 9-15. . *r“ ' ■ ■ bearer* were: Thotnaa A. GoldalraVilrSw, ilslt with friends at Kingston. R.-1. Intemadoiial Series. cuse club, has suspended Buck Jor­ For Open Tourney. j IN TONIGHT^S PROGRAM Jail In Tolland after'being at Jlberty dan for refiislngjdo play night base Mrs. Hazel Martelle'of -Hartford, Manchester High's hopes of gkln-S-nly to wind up with two wins and the queen of OonnecUcut' female ceives 93 Points At Rock- Alfred E. Dunham. John » 5,— ^oong Sharkey And A1 Mor- LOCAL PRO SEEKS misse4 last year in bowing to Nau­ in all and allowed^ 29 hit* (or an ville Camporee; Ratings Grange Social county fall under $2.1ng round over at X gan Tangle In Feature p ij^ (;£ ( { j JJJ£ With six victories to hi* credit In Joe McEvttt pitched two games by Don Kelley, MItfi BeCtey.' WH, Of The Other Patrols, , to ’ Gringe Hall In Vernon Center. T*he town court before Judge Clpyton ! sadly out-mounted despite their long the New Haven country cjuh is quite , par-70 course, was liack as many starts, (?y Is slated to toe and woo both ot them, tolling 14 Field Vastly ImproTed; 2ni1: White, Man, 3rd. Time, 11.6 ord In Shot Pnt As He And Ed ShidUs Cop Indiridnal a different proposition. But, here' routine bii.sinea* today. Fre.sh from Innings ahd giving up nine hits for Dramatics committee la In charge. Reed The graduating class of Ella- snd painstaking -.preparations, the Boiif At Red Men’s Arena; — the slab against Enfleld High at aecond. There will e prize* »w*rded during State Pollcethan Kenneth 'W, I too. It looks as though the Connec-Ihls triumph In the second, Mt. Ne|)o tomorrow afternoon at an average of .643 per Inning. He Second heat-\W»il by Hunt. MW; worth Memorial High school held challenging British polo stars were Honors; Latter Gets Double In 440 And Broad Jamp; Rocln’ljle, Jim* b- 18j>errh. Man; Gavello Creates School Mark In Discos; Triomidi Oor Saturdav from Wllllamaport., Pa., ings In all' this sca.vm and. allowed tichool game that ''« * * eventually Place In Loop. tJlct held at the McKnlght prop- A hearing will tie held at the ning with an attendance of abmit six series for the Westchester Gup. state and now pro a, ShenecoSsett: : (ot the P. G. A, cliiimplonshl^ Kellev. Mid, 2nd: Hunt. WH. 3rd; wher* she was l>elng held for local MAY H A M m CARDS ^Finals; Locals On Card. In Qualifying Round^ At only .626 hits per Inning. Had he won by Olbert. ej-ly In Ellington over the weekend,, Probate Court on Tuesday s'! three hundred. The program, was as fol­ Tbey -will get one more chance Bob Hunsick of Fairfield, state PGA | But 'om orjow the dapper Mlttle/ Whita, Man. 4th; Battey, WH, 5th. authorities having been arrested hy been accorded, proper support at With ten win* In 12 game*. Man­ wa* awarded to the Flaming Arrow O'clock to srt on the application of lows: Welcome by E'lgar W'oolan, next Sunday, when the second match champ, and Eddie Burke of Mead- veteran frorti Eastern Point. Conn.” Time, 10.4 aeconds. • ~ . maxes Most Soccetsfol League Campugn h ffistpry. the Wllllamaport police ten day* owbrook, state open tJtlehoIder. will go,-to Philadelphia to put the all times, the mark would have been chester has high hope* of turning Patrol of Troop 8B, .Broad Brook the administrator of the e.state of class president; i Iqsa poem by Kliz- IS scheduled at Meadow Brook field, I The historic West Side diamond 220-yarrf dash—first heat—W*on ago. ' finlsjjlhg touche.* on hla game for New Haven. even Icrwer than that. He got 67 bark Enfleld for the right to oppose adio received 93 point*. Mr*. Elizabeth C Eckhardl, late of nheth Abbe: clamf history, David but there appears only a remote pos^ The largest crowd of th* present will t>c In excellent ahape for the by Becker. W.H; Gunn. WH, 2nd; When . arr*ated here early In Twisted Wrist May Cripple yie National Gpen . championship I strikeouts In winning over Meriden the winner of the Mlddletown-Orls- / The rating of the other eight Ellington, who desires permission Pease; a selection by the class or- sihlllty of the series going the limit Quite a few eye* will be focused- outdoor boxing season Is expected opening of the 1939 Twilight League Lorch, Man. 3rd. Time. 27.7 sec­ March, 10,38, by the afate police she which starts there Thursday.* Off' and West Hartford twice each and wold clash.' There Is a strong pos­ With a glorious diaptoy of all-around strength' that pro-" patrols w’ere a* follow*: Pine Tree, to sell certain real estate owned by. hestrs: claaiT will by Marlon Artz of three games. The great 37-goal on Cooper's debut a* a OonnecUcut in Ftod Men Stodlunwtonlght for the nra.son Wednesday evening, weather ond*. waa brought to the barracks for his performance in the Ckxtofi New Haven, June 5.—(A3— Light- Bristol and Middletown once each. sibility that ktanchester and Mid­ dui?ed the highest point total In the history, of the meet, Man­ Troop 92. Rockville, 80'* point*; the deceased and ■ located in Ihl* and Glenn Macbeth; clails prophecy team fielded by the Americans packs pro In a Connecticut tournament. return engagement-W the New York dletown will meet for the third time permitting. A new backstop, ade­ Second heat—Won by Kelley, questioning aa a vagrant. She Team Long Enough To tourney, he should be a toug)j"1nan Zigmund Olbert, slight southpaw, city. • by M ai^h KIrchof snd Jarvis too much punch. Harry la one of the natlqn'8 lead- City amateur boxing team that horse Harry Cooper, whose stock on this season In the rubber game ot quate bleacher seats fnd a "fenced Mid; Bmpnds, B, 2nd-, Woods, WH, chester High demonstrated its 'superiority in Central C o n n «- Stag Troop 14. Rockville. 79; Pan­ slipped away from- the barracks Brown select Ion by the school or- to bet against. was undoubtedly the hard luck -tag rlub-awlngers and, assuming showed In Impressive fashion here the golfing exchange took a sharp twlrler of the local staff He went their 1939 aeries, each having won In area extending from either aide 3rd. Time. 24 6 ioconds. , ticut Interscholaatic leagu e track and field competition for the ther. Troop 14. 76 3-4, Pine Tree. through a rest room window but cheMra. class gifts by Julia Dowd. Although they have spent an out­ Given the choice of five men most Blast Flag Chances. that he will qualify, haS an excellent last winter. The opening bout It rise yesterday by virtue of his vic­ once In the two previous engage-' of the back atop for a distance of Final—Won by Don Kelley, Mid; Troop 14. 73 3-4; Wolf. Troop 64. waa found hiding In a field a short Dprls Pols. Michael McGrath and landish sum In providing the finest likely to take the open title, the to the firing line* four times and Util time in the Kith annual championships at Wesleyan» ch ^ ce to rapture the national PGA scheduled for 8:30 o'clock. pitched winning ball In every start ments. sixty feet and. last but,,n«j; least, 7S S-4; Indian. Troop 1'4. 71'.j; distance from the barracks Shee /Thomas Ball; class night song by strlng_of ponies available, the Brit­ tory in the- Goodall round-rohln tour­ Gunn, WH, 2nd; Lnrrh, .Man, 5M; Andrua Field in Middletown Saturday afternoon. _ ish found yesterday they still were tltle\ . logical .selection would be Ralph The ten-bout all atac card of the real' seat* (or the player*, fommon- B ^ver. Troop 92, 71 ta and Boh GILEAD waa later taken to the county Ja(liF| senior class; words by Geraldine Guldahl. who'll tr>- to become the ney at Freah Meadow, L. I., was one Woods. WH, 4th; Emonda, B, 5lh, Manchester’s aenaatlonal triumph climaxed the meet aucceasful camr weak In horseflesh Aldan Roark, Tbe'kght horse, as Harry la often Red Men A. C. from all appearances ly r*lle<1 player’* benches hav^ been T ln ^ 23.6 second*. Wbl.ta, Troop 64 . 70 3-4, The Judges pending inveatlgatton. That night McHugh, accompanist Lois Hol­ \ Boston. June 6—(A3—The twisted second man In the tournament's of 26 Connecticut professionals wbo paten the Red and Whit* haa ever waged to the jnsjpr apprta of the their N o - 2, ■was-forced to change ref*rref»ttcd comb. The class colors are Bljie ^ I s t that threaten* to hobble the history to win three years In a row, ’ teed off today (or three qualifying 448-yard run—Won by Ed Shields. (X;IL, the 1938-89 year bringing th* footbeU, baoehall end track tttlea ponies four times In one ot the late town phe t^ y laat week to officially bracketing of several Connecticut Board of selectmen and Dark OOro- distrlfit chairman of the Camp Com- will meet st*the Gll*ad Community together she climbed her waybut of and Oold'and the class motto la "Of Wild Hoss of the Osage —spry, vet­ Henry Picard. Bryon Nelson, Sam places In the National PGA cham­ Man; Carmody, WH, 2nd; DeLura. and a tie for th* tiaUcetball crown, the cloaeot Manchester has ever com* chiikker* and was thoroughly dis­ take over IKs new- duties. He told performers with the New , Yorkers mlsaloner ■ Horace Murphey. mlttee^V Sooiit Joseph Ziska of Wll- Hall tomorrow afternoon at four the Jail. The police said Mias Dollar Nothing! Nothing Is Made” Danc­ eran Pepper Martin— might cripple Snead and Cooper. That choice Is i will give an Inkling on the leather pionship. Mid, 3rd; Donahue. B, 4th; Mansult, to duplicating the grand ilam aebley^ by Bristol In 1932-38. gusted. John Degange, New London Day "It la what would be known in' Ungtoo. an EUgle Scout; Roy Play- told them she had been In 37 states ing followed the program. the C3irdlnals just long enough to supported by the odds, which make ; pushing ability of this state's slmon The play Is over the 36-hole route Browns Cop Double Win WH, 0th. Time, 5,1 9vsecomla. Bqoairlto Beta 'Mark . " ' " . ' o'clock The F-ast Hartford Ju­ "I don’t know whether w ell sporU editor, that he liked the R\ia.sla aa th* Five Tear Plan" eald don of Rockville a past dlatiic^ since that escapade. Rev Douglas V. .Maclean spent check-.rein (hat pennant psychology Guldahl the favorite at 6 to 1, and ■? at the New Haven country club, and - SHO-yard run Won by Victor It waa Manche*trr*a fourth ma throw and did it with ths raga- venile Grange will he preaent anil change our lineup before next Sun­ .Shenny layout flf^t rate and that he purei. President Jack Dwyer In comment­ chairman, and Dr. Donald Beckwith, give a demonstrgtton of opening, According to the police the wom­ three days la a f'w e k at the World's they were developing. bracket the other four at 10 to 1. Hargrave* Teets Doty Cooper, ehriched by 81,000 for his ing upon the Changes made at the Larson, MM; boggart, Man, 2nd; atrelKbt victory to the meet and lation platter with a toes of IW . chairman o f the health and safety an has been In ten "W twelve Jails Fair. day or change our horses," he said was looking-forward, with glee, lo victory yesterday. Is a heavy favor­ QuInKm, B. 3rd; Spannberg, WH closing, conducting the huslnest and a* he mopped his hsad-wearily after Pepper Jammed his left wrist, Cooper’s two-point triumph over This will be especially true of the West Side. "For five yeara the Twl waa gained by taking elghl flrit f«|t, 3% Inchea that ahattorad hla commlttae of the Dlatrlct Scput or­ Ihniugbnut the pOimtry on vagrancy Wapplng Grange No. .30 defeated the prospects of settling down In ite to capture one of the three quali­ 4th; Sucholskl, B, ,5th. Tim*. 2:06J. prograrh of- a Grange meeting This the defeat. "But we've'got to Change weak from arixOld football Injuiy, In Craig Wood In the Goodall tourney semi-final Joust helwei-n George Without Home Run Blow league official* have tried varying places In tha 13 scoring events, to- formar acbool racord of 118 feat, 1 ganization. TTie patrol* were Judged charges. Thejr said she tramped EaM Windsor Grange In a soft hall one place after three polld years of fying places. Mila ‘run—Won by Charles Sun- Is the first meeting of Hebron Ju­ something If we’re to beat these s typical headfirst slide at the Polo at the Fresh Meadow Country club "Red" Doty. Hartford lightweight, methoda of getting some work done eluding a clean sweep of the flrata inch. He alan placed „aecand to on the a p p e a s e s of the camp and venile'Orange slnbf the Installation over a good part of the United game at Bcantlc by a score of 7 to Crounda laat Saturday. tournament campalgnlM. is likely to shorten his odds even and Billy Hargraves, brilliant New The starting times: , tavs. If;' Power*. Mid, 2nd; Can- to th* field eventa. Mknrhester ran Bqitatrito In the shot and the latter State*. • y chaps." beyond cutting Uio gras*. A danger­ the vartoua adtlvltle*. Food wa* held last month. \ 6 Fridsy evening. When the meet the Bee* "Yes, Indeed," said HarTy, "It’ll be more, probably to 8 to 1. He open­ Yorker, Doty has been Impressive i 9:30--Einar Andersrfn, Manches­ noniela. Mid, 3rd: Heatley, Man, up 78H potota to 53% for Middle-'!.waa second to Gavello In the dtaeus The lid d in g of Miss Fedora Spak Boy Scout Troop. No. 62 of Booth The British were unapImouB In ous condition existed and It had to cooked over open fire* out of door* Mlim Bi'tty Hardy l#x.*lck wdth the today he'll be riding the bench In­ great to stay set for a spell, you get ed at 14 to 1 In the "future book*’’ against Connecticut and Maiwa- ter; Tome Donohue, West Hartford, he fcmedliHl. One visit to th* Board 4Ui; Odermann, Man, '8th. Tim# town, 33. for Wfst Hartford and IS 4nd aacond to Ruqa Davidson to th* dauglder of Mr and Mrs, F.zot Spak Windsor went to Gamp Holland on preclalinlng Stewart mehart the and Willie Hunter, Wlllimantle. and aarh patrol had It* own pro­ meales-ales at her homenome. 'x star of the Amerli'sn ytetory. Filling stead of galloping the base paths. sort of' fed up banging arow d the mainly because he hadn't won a chusetta'._.perfoymers in hla several Cirenit Wallops Please Fans NORTH ENDS LOSE of 'selectmen and thing* started to 4:3R.8. for Bristol. It la also tha aeoonfi javeHn as the latter whirled the gram. \ RoljiertRoli>ert H. F(*)te, who hi a senior of ytllage Hill and Andrew Palacko f'hnpel r(|sd .Baturday aflernwin to tournament circuit all the (1 me. major tournament In over a year appearance* here but whether or not 9:35— Jack Williams, New Haven. Varsity relay—Won by West tuns to the annato of ths meet that' spear for 166 feet, 3% tnciiea. Stam- practice for the KasI District .field In for the Injured CeCincinnati Reds hogtled them. Wales, the son of Sud Cooper, a Cooper and his game, said: test. His two round knockout of Is carrying the msll/wdille the reg­ ter and the Misses Helen snd Mary pastor. Rev Douglas -Maclean haven; W a ld o Martin, Norfolk, and would like to eay at this point that trito, Mon, 48 feet, 8 lnch**;” pa- Bob Lowery of Biiatol let to 1985. time of It to cqpptoE ths high Jump Rockville who wi* leader of the honotJy for the wlnriera, each with Named captain In the fact of "There’ll be a lot of factors work­ Jackie Bent in lest week’s semi­ trok For Fifth In Row. Suffers First Setback In ular carrier. Albei^ Hlldlng, la hav­ Psiacko. sister* of the groom. .A "' Priscilla A. Golllna, 8 daughter of golf pro. and a swell guy to boot. He'nry Glrardl, Indian Hill. my treatment when I visited the vello, Man, 2nd, 43 feet, 74k Inches; On his second attempt, Squatrito St 6 feet. 8 Inebss as Shisidi and flfVt Scout Troop at the Rock­ to u y 'g™iS, and Winston Guest, be- nimors he would be traded, and In ing In Harry's favor at Philadel­ final shot the Wlllimantle middle- ing hi* vacation,/ drew Pallo, unci* of the gloom Mr.'hnd Mrs. Harold A. Collin* and The -Kid thing about It all though 9:56~Bob Smith, Indian Hill; Ken Board wa* extremely courteous and liralnerd. Mid, 3rd, 42 fecL 6>V shot off a haave of 48 fast. 3 Inches George Eggleston figured In n threa- ville Methodist churth, of the flag sl^s ploying a hrllllait defensive the regular lineup since M^y 5, Is this. Despite Harry’s desire to phia, He Can concentrate better weight's stock up to a new high and they listened very Intently to Nick Inches; Monglne, Mid, 4th, 41 feet 8 "Th* ! IJidlea'/Xld of the Gilead served as best man_ The u"hcrs Kdna .May Weber. .3. daughter of - local fight follower* look to him to Reid, Stanley, and George Seibert, Three Starts. that cleared the ptt and landed on way Ua for oaoond Cutter also vAlch the ftr*t troop tuted. to-the were Paul Shtl John Palacko. Mrr"an.T Mrs. Fred Weber, hofh of 'wme St back, poked through a cou­ Martin was topping the team with a settle down In one place, his aclieif- now-hl* exhlotUona are over, b u i- By JUDSON BAILEY Angelo and myaelf. It waa Angelo Inches; Marino, ' Mid, 6th, 89 feet, won fifth pises to the brosil Jump. f ’ongrejgalloruu church wllj meet ple, After sVorlng twice Ir the open­ dispose of the New Yorker. Wampanoag. the graoa. TTi* tosa also battersd Distrlet organization. hrothera of the groom and l>loneI Wapplng. danced at Bushnell Me-/ .330 batting average and. had six hie calls for quite a few tournament at the same time the experience lie 10:00— George Himter, Meriden; Associated Press Sporto Writer wbo pointed out the need of toilet n% Inches. (Winning toss new the ichool mark of 47 feet. 10% next WednS'sday afternoon, June ing nilnutesX the Americans never Two Locals On Card Freeh 1-aek Oaad , '< nmeral Tueadsy 7 at the home of Mrs. Charles Fish. Sbourin of Wlllingtnn avenue. After mortal hall In sn Intemallonat v y - stolen bases on his 4ally sheeL trip* off ths pretty Sbenny planta­ gained in these exhlbltlona, playing A1 Labutia, Chase, and William Pur- faclittirs at the West Side and made meet and school record, breaking ipeha* which he eet reoently to rlety Show, given Friday even ly lost the lead, although the Invaders It's not that Pepper has won sln- under all sorts of-condltlons, should Two local Simon pure*. Mike De­ A lot of attention la palA/home Despite Inclement weather condi­ In a noa-soortog svsat, Manches­ Th* funarai of WHmid D. Wright, This meeting wajr achedilled for an unannounced wedding trip the tion In the near future, tee, bee. laney and Leonard "Kid" Glgllo cclla. . \ ■everiil other good Suggestions. League mark of 48 feet, IH Inchea eclipeing the aeven-yaar-oid record SI. a t 13 Park Place who died o y th6 tied It at , ,3.-3 briefly In the third glehandedly. though,^ he did steal come In handy. . run* In the major league* but prMf tion* here, the Depot Square Garage ter's freehmea quartet ran a otoSey Jiine/l4 but djie to other activities couple will make their home on Vil­ will have their usual apoto on the 10:06—Bob ^unalck, Fairfield; Field V ^ ly Improved s*t-by Bob Lowery of Bristd in of hi* brother, th* late Domenie raae to Uw froeh relay, to win going Hartford Hoepital on SaWrday lage Hill \ chukker...... \ home for a 1 to 0 victorj’ and saved "The course should b* almost Harry Cooper, iShenecoasett, and that they are not altogether vital nine of the north end Journeyed to "The Board promptly moved that It illl be held a week earlier. To show how completely the hard- Between The Black lines card, the former facing Oonnle 1935, and icbool mark of 47 feet, Squatrito. away by sosa* 28 yoriki with Houss, morning following a short ''illneas. another game with a three-run Ideal for hla game. ItA long, and EMdle Burke, Meadbwbrook. haa come from an unexpected quar^- the suggestion aa presented by my- 't'hlldrcn who had perfect attend­ ii'llng American four dominated For the first time In many Junes, Richard*. Bristol 147 pounder who Granby yesterday afternoon and waa 10% inches aet by Sipiatrito cartier 8hM8* Oala* Doable PogonL D rioA and Atktesan to tito will be held on Tuesday afternoon ance for the month of May at the homer. the Yale crews that will oppose the big bitters may be out-dlitanc- 10:10— Willie- WhMen, Tumble ter: aeii and Angelo be acted upon at this season),. . „ Edmund ” Isxy" Shields achieved NORTH/ 1 pli'v on the alow turf, wet from, an ing him off the tee, but Cooper egn went to toe finals. In the etate ama­ The St. Louis Browns, who took beaton by the Granby Towncra, 9-6. lineup. Hoiioe got away ts' a big at ;:80 o'clock at the Quish Ftinerel \ ^ lte school were Merton Hill. Er­ It’s the possible loss of' ths dyna­ Harvard on the Thames June 23 teur cbampionablp* two months ago, Brook, and Herb A rtn a^n g, Good­ ones and that the whole plan be Dlacua—Won by Elmo Gavallo, the only doubt* triumph of th* 4rft- - '•,•1 ' night rain, the losers scored four mic Martin personality- In the mid­ stick those wood seconds up to the over squatters’ rights to the Amer­ Although both teams garnered four­ lead OB th* firpt leg and Um others Home on Park street. Burial ^11 nest .‘Imith. l.eo Anderson. Wilfred TOLLAND 111 their seven goal* on foul, shots. will make the trip to Gales Ferry and toe latter trading punches with win Park. \- accompitabed by the time th* Twl Man 130 feeL Inches; Squatrito, ernoon oa he bloted to a thrilling mstotsliied It tha rest of ths way. - be In Grove Hill c ^ e te ry . Mr. Smith. Alden Warren. Carolyn Sag- .COVENJRY dle of a pitching and hitting slump. pin as w-ell as any- man and better ican League cellar with an eleven- teen safe blow* apiece, with the light League opened. Tbia was MRS. J()HN H STEEI-J: The Americans gained only two by via bus on next Friday instead of a Bristol UgbtwelgbL Bobby Morse, Man, 2nd, 112 feet, 9% Inches; Yan- victory in the duarter mile in th* Wright waa well known in the Ilo. Hllen Smith. Rina Peracrhlo Pitcher Curt Davis, who hka been than most. If be gets away to a game losing streak, w ep t a double- locals getting three doubles, poor done and Uie fans, who visit the field Middletown was sxftoted to fur- this method. When they got the wil­ yla yacht . . . It seems'that there wbo win be making hla first local kow, WH,'3rd, 110 feet; Brolnerd, fin* time of SS.O Saoohds and then niah much keener oppoeitlon but imunger Negro groups of Hartford and Marian Hodge. At the Ollesd 1178-3, Roekvlll* Miss Ann* Robe Heyart. and In 16 of the Cards' 38 games, won Is a scarcity of Yale alumni who are good start, he may be able to lick header yesterday without a single base running and Judgment on plays Wednesday evening will be pleas­ cleared 31 feet, % toches to capture low hall In scoring distance, they those nerves.” appearance. Mid, 4th, 103 feet. 10>i Inches; Hen couldn’t match the pawor that Maa- and W’llUmantlc aaa he wa* ■ mem­ Hill school Arthur Anderson, Qeorge Harold Francis aylnr were unllej six straight, then slipped. I/ean Lon taking-their boats oiit this year, for "Wild Bull” Budynklewic*. Chico­ round trip ticket while their victim*, cost the north ender* their first de­ antly surprlaed. It waa Juat a case ths brood Jump. Ha waa also in usually rapped It between the posts, The'(3oodaJl proved a fin* tourna­ neberr>, WU, 5th, 103 feet, 10 in­ cheeter flottMd to virtually every ber of the Calvery Bsptl»t church of Boraotlt. RIns Bmaottl, Volsnda John Bowers hs* gone to Town­ Wameke coujdn't make out a 5-2 some reason or another . . ., that pee heavy who boffed A1 McOoy of tha. Waahington Senators, collected feat of the aeanon in three itarts. of getting to til* right people to three-way tie for second in.th* high In ms mage S: tiiruay morning at where the British were ,w11d ss ment from all angles. Even with ches,- (Winning tosa sets new acbool evenL Kelley to the 220 oad Lor- WiliimanUc. /' Barrassn and Mary Cordonl had per­ send, Vermont, to spend some time hawks with their pay-off Ahots. lead Saturday and was ..treated for smile on former Gov. Cross' face Worcester, ex-New England light three. — "Lefty" Tamkimia started on the have the right thing done." Jump to score 18 point* in on, tne fect atten.rlance and. Jnaeph and the Second ^ngregatlonal church Cooper, going Into the laat day with \ record with regulation discus, eon in the 880 provided It* only Longv>^' Meeting a* guest of his daughter and fam­ With all fhelr waniln/ that they a stiff shoulder. these days la due to the exploits of heavy title holder. Into toe land of Furthermore the Senator* stayed mound for the Garagemen but lack The main idea la to get the chil­ name number earned by Squatrito Charles Barrasso were tardy once. by Rev. Lepnl-eph H Aiialln,Aiialln pastor. A a five-point lead that grew to 14 breaking Qavellu'a formar mark of Urate, while West Hartford's Ions The final ^eetlng of the Dong- ily. Intended to rough It np( the British Joe Medwick and Johnny Mize, a hi* grandson, Wilbur L. Cross, thirl dreams on the first outd(ior card, hi and around fifth place for alx of control weakened hi* effectlveneae dren who swarmed all over the.field 118 faet; 1 inch). , to winning the ahot nut and taking The Woman’s club held" their single rlng/ceremonye/rerer was used. The pair of sluggers who ought to give at lunch .time, there still was tha YESTERDAY’S RESULTS with only four home run* In seconds in the Javelin and tUacus. win esm* to the relay and Bristol't vlaw Parent/ Teacher Association Harris Price has returned to his still were a trifle shy m the clinches. . . -. Uncle Hobey’a pamesake won win mix with Tommy Klhk, New and he wa*'relieved In the third by behind eome protection. The Javsiln—Won by Russell Davld­ to the mil*. For the rest It was all monthly meeting at the home of home In West Newton. Mass., after young cmlple were sHended hy .Miss any /pitcher a headache, are hover­ possibility of a sudden turn of the National 44 ^m ea but within . eight days Jr>hnny Bycholakl, who puebed a Ths local duo thus tied for' high until fall Will be held tht* evening Roark was spilled fr/m hla pony in the beat single-sculler at Yale com­ York slugger. In another feature -youngatera will be requind to atay aon, Mon, 166 feet, 3% inch**; Manchester sad snoUwr gtojartog Mrs. W lnth^p j/Pnrler Thursday three weeks spent with relatives In Gertnu^ Taylor of Old Mystic, sla­ ing a point above and a point below table.". Aa It turned out. Wood and Cincinnati 4, New York I. have dropped to seven although fine game the rest of the v^y a* he behind this fence, away from the ■coring honora. at the L o ^ v le w school house. At afternoon. A ' musical urogram ter of/the groom, and George He,v- th* second chukker snd came up, petition th* other day . . . Inciden­ bout. Squatrito, Mon, 2nd, 169 feet,. 8 In- tribute to Coach Pete Wigran, Vrho town. after regaining his breath, with a .3(M. respectively. Jimmy Brown Snead came with a rush on th* Other bracketings on. toe under- 7-1. Brooklyn S-14.. hitting eight home runs. kept hlU well Bcattered arid struck playing field and bicycles will be Had Coitoh Chartes •Vet#’’ Tfl' the m e^ n g the annual reports will was prepared by Mrs. Herbert Por­ nrt, Ki'olher of the bride. Mr. Tay­ tally. the Yales want to bet any­ Cbea; Howland,' Mid, 3rd. 157 feet, etorted the eeeson with th* poocast Miss Miriam Underwood has ns painfully bruised sbouldcr. hit safely In 15 straight games, then final 36 holes to take second and card toclude; Billy Curtin, Suffleld Chicago 9, Philadelphia 4 (lat.)' The B ro ^ s came from behind out seyen battSra. kept off the field during the game. gren's charges performed in . tbs be p r in t e d and officers for the ter. Solos were sung by Mrs: Ksrl lo r ^ a radio technician of the Avia- thing you want that this la the year 11% inchea; Btamler, Man, 4th, IS2 irospeets to a decade but, os usual, guest her niece from Belmont, Mass. Boh Skene, the herahjed young went 14 times hitless. And the third. And the fact that Jimmy Itghtheavy against Ray Howell. New (Other game* poatponed.) lx>lh time* to win yeaterday, a four- Stines and Dewey, a pair of left- It la a wonder that some of these ■tat* meet s week ago ss sensatlaa- year ynl\ b« Inatallcd. Links. "Carry Me, Back to Old V’lr tl/ n corps at I-anglev Field, Vlr- that the varsity beats Harvard and Thomson and Ben Hogan, his fli)al feat, 5 Inchas; Billabonl, Mid, 6th olly aa they did tost Baturday, that 'sahtonad sn array t|iat haa added Mrs, James A. Davidson of laike- •Australian playing No. for th* Cards have barely managed 26 hits York; Henry;Reeven, South Windsor Aroertean run ^ l l y In Oro eighth giving them handed atlckers, led Granby’s attack youngatera have 'aped aerioua In further luster to Wigrsn's magnld- Grocery Social glnny," and "A Perfect Day." A land, Florida, who with Mrs. Alex­ nla The hrlile Is a Oiventry girl. stops that three year losing streak match rivals, rimmed birdie putta 137 feet, 10 Inches. coveted diadem would now be in There Will be a grocery social British, wa* K big disappointment. In the last four games, three of against Rotighhouse Vlvenso, Spring- Ct^eland lO-l, Boaton 2-7. the flm game\S-4, and a six-run with three bingles each, while Bob jury In'th* past owing to the 'many cent 27-yoSr reeord as focal Bisator. paper "Origin of Hymns and Op- ander Blince of Bolton, with whony Mr. Taylor la the grandson of Mrs. which they lost. . . . and by goab I think they’re on the 18th was all that saved High Jump — Won by Sumner Mancheater High's posseaslon. Ths tW*rts evening under the auspicesauspice* of era*" was read by Xllaa a a ra Kills. He showed aUght disposition to mix right . . . field 115 pounder; Gen* Scott, Bris­ ^Chicago 14-6, Philadelphia 9-11. flurry In the *anu\tonlng of the sec Dunne, who twirled the laat five In- chance* they took. she is spending several days., waa-* Erwin O. Gilbert of this town. The Rookie Lynn King or sore-ankled Cooper from a tie with Wood. Cutler, Mon, 5 feet, 8 inchea smaslng strangth of th* Wigrahltaa be Daughters of Isabella. The * piano solo "Sweet Hawallsn Miain- couple will go to I-angley Field. it In the ekrly • periods and never The general opinion is that Marty tol 136 pounder against Kid Shoe St. Loul* 5-11, Waahlrigton 4-3. ond game sewing Up an 11-8 de­ nlnga for tha victors, showed nice On pach aide of th* plat* ade­ rueat Thursday of Tolland friend*. Terry Moore probably will replace Shield*, Mai),. Eggleaton, Mtih, and' can ban b* todlosted by an analysis WEST BIDES PBAOnOB /regular''regular meeting will be held at | light" was played and a game, Virginia, to live till Harold com­ looked' the / demon scorer -he had mac, Springfield; Vito Talarlto New York 8, Detroit 4. \ cision. I ■pe^ and a abarp-breaklng curve. quate benches for player* have been Rev. James A. Davldaon waa pastor Pepper at center, with a slight suf- K-rompier, Nate Mann's manager. Is ThompsonvUle 118 pounder agslnst Howland, Mid, t M for. 2nd, 6 feat, of the soortog. which shows that •even o’clock and there will be there musical wedding and group ilng- plete* his course. been painted. Gerald Balding ac­ making a mistake In “ fighting’' the Eastern The New Tork T a n k ^ , who can "Btlke" Gryzb featured for the provided and there la a poittblllty A torg* snd entbualsstie turnout r.t the . Tolland Federated church counted ta r the four foul goals scor­ fle of the batting order, Earl Roys and Johnnie Battaglia, locals with three hit* in five tries,, Inchea; Morgan, Mid, and Wal 65% points ware earned on firsts •oelal starting at 8:15 o'clock. Each Ing of "The Church In'^ th* Wild Mies Charlotte Bergen of Guilford decLoion of state athletic commis­ WItkee-Barre 6, Wllllamaport 2. take - the home run* orXeave them that a score board will be provided of plsyera'marked th* proctlo* aaa- four .veafs, befors leaving for Lake­ ed hy the losers: Skene knocked two t No bones were believed broken in Week End Sports Hertford against George Ledeger. while the all-around play thia year. It ia a strange aituatlon gren, WH, tied for 6th, 5 feet, and seconds alone. And Manches­ person attending 1* asked to. bring a Wood", ''America the Beautiful" and land to make that city thety perma­ and Miss Carrol Woodriiff, a student sioner Frank S. Coskey In which Scranton 9, Elmira 8. Alone, forged their fifth \ink In a inchea. ter didn’t hav4' to compote to th* elon ot th* \yeat Sides at ths Four- "In the Gloaniln." Cup cakes and at Pratta Institute. New York, were betwem the uprights and Eric T>’- ■the Pepper’s wrist, but “It throbbed Holyoke. Springfield 6, Binghamton 2. S ' new victory chain by beating De­ blckl waa also a bright sj In Manchester. For many years tha ten cent grocery article. nent home. ' / rell-M.*rtln scored In the closing the New Yorker’s license was re­ ' Ther* will be free parking for toe Broad Jump—Won by Ed Sblalda, foot racas at all for 54% points were acres Baturdisy snd another session - piinch/wa,* served hy Mrs. Porter Weekend giieats at the home with pain all night and hasn't let By ASSOCIATED PRESS (Other games postponed.) troit, 8-4, with nothing more vtolant The Deport Souare team will prac­ only acoreboard Ih/pracUcal use wa'a is called for tonight at 6 o'clock to Past CTilefs Club Merritt Ualier took over hi* duties minutes. up since I hurt It." he admitted de­ voked after the Mann-Al McCoy New York—Harry Cooper wins fight fane and In to* event of tice at Hickey's Grove tomorrow Man. 31 feet, % Inches; Bralnerd. tsUlad in th* field events, two bet­ The Past Chiefs Club of Damon and her assistants. Mrs Karl Links na aasiataiU Jailor of Tobilnd Coun­ teacher Ml»a Cora Klngsbiir.y. debacle at Bridgeport recently . . . STANDINGS than a solitary double. R ^ Ruffing at Jarvla Grove aim had- been pro­ ter than Middletown’s entlr* totoL propors for sntnr.tn ths Twilight and Mrs Carletnn Jones. \ jectedly. If It keeps on hurting, he Goodall round-robin golf tourna­ postponement, the csird will be held National scored hla eight triumph with night at 6 o’clock and all players vided by Genial Joe Hublard. Mid. 2nd. 19 feet. 7% inches; Woods, Temple, Pythian Sisters will hold a ty, Thurada.v. June 1. and moved to At the morning aervice at the / ' ' ------Krompler’s only defense Is that over until Tuesday night. a WH. 3rd. 19 feet, 6 Incbea; Kefley, Th* riinnsr-upa outaeorad tha Wl- League. Th* Whtt Sidaa wiU take Mr. and Mrs. Paul Polocek Visited the pnlier's home In Tolland Center. Second Congregational church Rev. may be sent to St. Louis for tfeat- ment witb final score of plus 31,, W L Pet. hit pitching Job wbloh he had to whose names are on the eltgibiltty West SMea An Bntoy meeting this evening at the home of m'ent and a rest. Coskey took the action "without- a list for play In tbs Twilight Hid, 4th, 19 feet, 6H Inehat; Cut granltes allghUy to running, 88-34. the Green’s place th the circuit and the World’s Fair In New Yorg^ Isat A. Eaten Clough w^o has been a y Leon H,•^Austin gave a Missionary topping Craig Wood by two points.' dthclnnatl ...... 38 14 .687 turn over to Johnny Murphy in the The decision to daisy tha opanlng hope to devsiop a fOraldabls chal­ Mra. Ellen Flu* of McL?an street. hearing or listening .to my (Krom- Should rsport without fall a* ther* ler, Mai). 5th, 19 fa*L 1% -jlltchea. HsU Sal* Baosfd w.eek-,, ... \ sl.stant Jailer foy several vears, Sermon on the life and work oP Spo^rts Roundup And that Isn’t the worst of It— Weatbury, N. Y.—United States St. Louts ...... 23 16 .590 eighth becuiadof a finger Injury. of tha league until Yfedneedey wet lenger for the title. Following the business meeting boss Branch Rlcaey had ,hinted he pAr) side of the story" . . . but, polo team outplays Great Britain wUl be many new-points taken tip Pols ''''vaiHl'-^^WSh.....by...FnMUUl' OHS 'm o rd that has Im sa Mob- there will be a soda! hour and re­ "Field fisy" or "Play Pay" Va* moved his family toy the Etvald. "Frederick Bridgman. Modern Apoa- MAJOR LEAGUE Pitteburgh« ...... 22 19 .537 The day’s ipost Impnasive pitch­ mad* yasUrday morning. The rea observed at the Gilead HIM schitwl By EDDIE BRIETZ might let Pepper revive his beloved what happened In the wide open to win first game of intemattonal ana\flnai instructions given by. son ia atmpla/ln vlaw « f th*\fact Blaniihard, Man, 11 fast; -Xrauat, chsater's since 1934 passed into freshment* will be served hy the place, formerly known as the Brace tlle." He also read an Interesting ■paces In front o f all the spectators Chicago ...... 3 2 19 .537 ing performahsa was another slx- - IM-PE»1Bt^ TO trtiCT Friday. Th* upper grades in all house, recently remodeled. "Merry Mu.dcets" blllblUy orchestra cup series, 11-7. CoacA "A i" Bogglnl. that it would : be naoeaaary\ to Man, and Henderaon, WH, tied for jpossssstott o f Wsst Hartford sa tba boot***. letter from Ned Smith, a former should be sufficient by itself to war­ Brookljm ...... 19 30 .487 hltter by young Bob Feller, who the schools of the town were InvlN Miss Helen Shlrrell and Charles classmate of Mr. Austin, who has New T(irk, JUne 6—(A3—Broad­ If he continued playing like the wild Mrlln — Germany ellBiinata* Tba box score: changa over the achedul* a^ 3nd, 10 feet, 6 laches; Carta. MidiHd Isttar’s vsralty relay , quartet*' at CliUdrea'* Oaj’ hose of old. rant the suepensiem' . . . In fact LEADERS New York ...... 19 23 .452 atanda a g ^ ebance of becoming Woods, Bscksr, Battey and Gunn. , An important iBMttog Of tha Blqs- ed. A nature hike wa* taken' Bhirrell of Schenectfcdy. N. T., and been a missionary In China for way beat: The reviewers all agree Great Britain, 8-0, In European zona ...... 18 33 .410 the year’s outstanding pitcher In napot Square Oamg* arranged. The West fildea, who and Clark. Mid, tied for 4th, JO fast. , Children'* Sunday wa* ob**r.’ed d o ^ to the .Tohnivn place and the Lou Nova Is a year away from Joe there are some who claim Marty Is Dalis Cup semi-finals aa Henner Boston ---- AB. R. H. PO. A. B. Non-Seoring Bvaats, Stepped the half mil* In th* slszling flelds A. C. wlU be bald at ths olub- iNIr and Mr*. Donald Graham, of many years. It la through /Mr. National Les|^ Philadelphia ...... 12 27 .808 view of hi* ryCord cif. nine vietprje* place th* Green, aaked one week heuse on Emerson street tonight at at the Ellington Congregational children had their- lunch there, A Thompeon\1lle. were recent guests Louie—mebbe tw o ... .It was John­ getting off lightly . . . incidentally, Henkel and Georg Von Metaza de­ A. Cbwles, aa ..,.2 1 1 2 2 0 Freahman relay—Won by Man- time of 1:34.8 to aliave four-tenths Church on Sunday. Rev. Dr. John T. Smith that this church helps /sup­ . Batting—Arnovlch, Philadelphia,, Amerloan and two defeats. Aa usual the more In which to get tha team into 8 o’clock. All members totersated in ball game was one of the features bt the Tolland Post Mistress, Mis* port a few Chinese orphan bo.y ny Hudson,' not Dolph Camllli, who the return match between Mann and feat F. H. D. WUde apd U Shalfl, MeCurry, 3b . ....6 1 3 3 8 2 iter (House, Pagani, Driggs and rt a second Off the local standard. Nichols, pastor Emeritus of the E l­ .374; Haoaett. Boaton. .841. New York ...... S 3 7 A35 Cleveland Indiana hit for Feller and shape and ready for the town ebara- the welfare of tha club are asked to of. the afternoon. BXrtha Place. The Grange held. Its anmiw me­ played first In that three-plyr kill McCoy has, struck a anag . . . Mc­ 8-4, 6-2, 6-2; Germany qualiflea to Belflore, cf .. ___ 6 0 1 0 0 0 Atklnaon);k West hartford, 2nd That waa th* only othar mark that lington church, now a resident,of Manef^ster Run*—^Werber, CHnelnnatl, 37; Bostoa ...... 33 14 .622 the res(ilt of their 15-gun aaluto was piona. After some Juggling it waa bs preaenL A nature hike was taken by the Mr. and Mr*. Charles Broadbent morial observance Sunday ay 2:30 in Ing the (ioilgera made against the Coy has been suspended by the NBA meet winner of series in which Gryzb, 8b ... ___ 5 1 8 1 8 1 found that many of the teams had Bristol, 8rd. Time, 1;43. waa broken. Assonet, Ms**., conducted the Serv­ CamllU, Brooklyn, and, Frey, Cin­ Chicago ...... 32 18 .550 a 10-2 victory over thfe Btwton Red Bob Lorch, husky local aprlntar, children of the" W^ite schCKil recent- have had aa guests relatives from their ha'U. Rev. Tierce of /Stafford Cuba.... .The Lou Gehrig yam was for allegedly falling to keep a Yugoslavia leads Etelglum, 2-1. Donlttiue, rf . ___ 8 0 0 0 0 0 Sunday games arranged and any M a ^ y relay—Won by Ulddla- ice. There was baptism, and the anil they -we: cinnati, 34. devslond ...... 20 19 A13 Sox in the first half of a'double- accounted for a omaahlnf triumph icre accompanied hy Northfleld. Mass., waa the speaker. talked In Broadway puba a week Date Book "date" in Daytpn, Ohio '. . . -McCoy .New" York—BMton women ten­ Sullivan, If ., ....4 0 3 3 0 1 to following were presented with their teacher. Mrs. Alice Fogll and Run* batted In—Goodman, Cin- Philadelphia ...... 17 23 .425 header. attempt move the games achedul town (Fain, Marcheae, Mazaota and in the century whin -he whipped r. M Mr. and Mrs. Harold NelT snd two The meeting of the Mothers’ club beforh Coach,, .Johnny Schulte aaya It's all a mistake , . . If It is nis players win , Mars Cup team einnatl, 37; McCormick, Cincinnati, Wlerzblcki, o ....4 1 1 8 1 u ed for tha latter port of the week Fortin); West Hartford, 2nd; Min- Bibles. Audrey Map Bancroft. ,L'en^ supervisor Miss Florence Battle son* were week-end guests o(, Tol­ w111.be held at . the home of Mr*. cracked It in Cleveland, but cquidn't This Week. Ironed out, the tentative date for matches for eighth time In 13 years, Detroit ...... IT 34 .415 X-efty Grove quieted the turb(i)ant MIkolelt, lb . ..',.4 1 1 8 0 0 Middletown'* Don Kelley by two They went to Gay City and saw the 86. 36 366 up ahead would put the team* in a chMter, Sri;. Bristol, 4th. Time, yards to a hair-raising finish. Kel­ ore Mae Charter, Joseph Heplon land relatives. Ralph Hutchln.*on Wednesday after- be c h e c k e d ..N o t even bis yes men June 8-10—Firemen's carnival of the fight Is the WMk of June 19 In beating New York.,5-4, In final. HltA,-Arnovich, Philadelphia, 58; I^aahtogton ...... 1 5 Tribe in the second section witb IhmkUitia, p . ....1 6 0.01 ,0 ruins T>f the old mill: foundation* of ...... 15 19 .310 bad potttton for the other games. 2:43. . ley, however, cam* back to annex King. ^The Junior department pre­ M r and Mra. William .Tyler, Jr., boon at 3i30. The teachers are to are calling -him Midas Jacoba after Manchester Department at Wood­ New Haven ’. . . Arena or Donovan WasHlngtort, D. C.—Rufus M. McCormick, CtncUmati, 56. S t Louis ... ■eveo-bit dlet'Whlcb enabled the Sox Bycbolzki, p .. ...tS 1 1 0 1 u Therefore the West Sides and the sented a short program during the house* and the old remetery At were recent guests of Vernon rela-' Thursday night's floppero.... John-- to win, 7-1. ■ Bedurtbs, rf . the furlong as Lorch flnithad third. Red Men A. €• be entertained at tea. land street grounds.. field . . . Watson, Laurel, Md., defeats Dick Doubles, Rizzo, Pittoburgh, 16; Eastern .;..3\0 10 0 0 Bluefl'elda will ha aliowed to play service. one lime this little settlement ws* lives. ny Revolts had the Mrs. out at M i Bhlalds ran s front race sU tha way Wednesday evening from S.'SO on. June 10 — Legion Cabaret dance Shaughneasy, Dedham, Maas., In Martin, Pblladelpbla, 16. Springfield ...... 13 13 The l^leago White Box and Phil­ within tha next two weeks. The newly formed Sunday School very active but at present It js all David Brown. Donald Loverln of the Goodall roundirobln to help hitn ...... 31 17 353 38 8 14 34 10 4 to tW , . ^ " The Fragment Socle! v wdll bold Its Of, Rainbow Inn, Bolton. aboot-off for north-south i skeet TiHplea—Herman, , Chicago, 8; WlUiamspoft adelphia Athletics split a double t Morlarty Brothera and the Pollzb Yesterday*s Stars at the Vernon Methodist church grown up to,wilderness. Vepnon and JarVla Brown of Hart­ find his lost putting touch. Scranton ...... ,:.31 IS .588 decker loaded with enough base bltf Granby ' log chsilenga- of Carmody of Middla- A m a t e u r annual Strawberrj' Supper In the June 13— Veterans' carnival, cor­ championsbipi Los Angclas-Santa Goodman, Cincinnati, and Ganna, American pry off tba lid Wednes­ town to breast the tape by a yard. pr«*ented a program at the morn­ Hebron Grange softball team last ford were at the Tolland North church OommunlTy House. ner Spruce and Maple street LOU FETTE MARRIES; Wilkes-Barre .■„..22 30 324 to last a lot of club* a week. There AB. R. H. PO. A. B. the game they played with Bolton Monica team equals world rMord of Beaton. 6. day evening at th* West Sid*. On Bob Feller, Indiana, and Lefty Bob Doggsrt and AI LItvinchyk eet ing sendee on .B inday. , The pro­ Cemetery Memorial Day In the 'In ­ Aw Nerts Depi. ; Thle Month. 496 put of 500 in telegraphic tsei) Binghamton ...... 2 0 19 318 v’ene 35 bingles in tbs first game Stinea, aa ... . ___ 5 8 8 0 6 2 Grove, Red Sox—Former held Bos­ at the .4mstbn lake laid Friday eve- terest of their family plot there. _ Homebody ought to Investigate LHome run*—CamiHJ, Brooklyn, Dewey, 2b, ...... 4 2 8 5 0 Friday avenlng th* Depot Square. th* sarly pae* to the half mile but B o s d n g gram wa* In charge of Mrs. Warren* June 18 — State Trade .school inatch. McCormick and Lombardi, Cin- Albany .19 20 .487 which the White Sox won, 14-9, by g Garage team and the German ton to six bit* in winning bis ninth Vie Lsison of Middletown put on a ifilnp. The score waa 7 to 0-ln fa­ Mr. and Mrs. John O. Darling of the Galento press department which graduation. BOSTON BEES HURLER .460 Youns, 3b ...... 5 2 1 1 3 0 Taft and there was a. Baptismal, vor of the vlMtin* team. Montclair, N. J. — Archie '|tl, and Mize, St. Loul*. 9. E.mlr* ' ...... 18 33 teeing off oa Henry Pippen |or eight Amarlcana'BMet in the second-game game of aeaeon whll* . latter gave spectacular drive on the gun lap and sendee during the program. Rev. New Britain were guests of Mr. is calling it his "public demand fight June 16— Manchester High school ...... 10 37 370 run* in tfasTint-inning. And there Tanlonis, c ... ___ 8 (k 1 7 8 0 'Ten All Stir Bouta' Mr. and Mra. C , Daniel Way are Darling's sister, Mr*. Emery Clough MARLBOROUGH nith Joe Louis." Romani fails In effort to Stolen basee-^-Handley, Pitts­ Hartford .. CommenclBg Jane 1| the West seven aafetlea to take second game repelled Doggart's desperate bid to William T. .Wallace told a special MRS. HOWARD.LORD graduatiqp. wrorld and American records tor TODAY’S GAMES were 24 more in the aecoed game Demeree, lb , ,...B 0 1 0 0 0 of doubleheader. visiting the World's F-alr in' New and family Sunday, burgh, 9; J. Martin; S t Louis 6. Itogerton. if .'...5 0 12 0 1 SIdea, aponaored by- Billy Pagani the home sU^tch to win by little atorj- for the children. York this week 834-3, East .Hampton Oomlag Eventaw Boston,, June 6—( Bris­ T O N IG H T S :^ Mr. and Mrs. Chester ClougH of Pefsonala: Buddy Baer darned Aug. 16—Annual outing of Cham­ the Bees’ husky right-handed Dunne, rf-p , ....4 0 0 0 1 0 wilt take over the league dates that Final Lecture Tuesday Mrs Milton Bragg of Easton. Pa., New London .spent Sunday at their exhibition. McGee, S t Loula, 4-0. ClnclnnatffMt New York. steady burling of NeUon Potter and, over itolla for Chicago eSscUv* tol ran away with the mile but Heat- near cut hi* foot off chopping -Wood ber of Commerce. pitcher. Is a married man. p. Clark, ef ___ 8 1 3 8 1 0 had been oofignad to the Green The seventh and final lecture of ha* been visiting at the home of Tolland farm, the Earl Clough-place'. New York—WUliaro Woodward's Aroerlcaa League S t Louis at Boston. aa incessant'drive Xgalnat four Chi­ relief pitching. lay sad Qdermann doggedly stayed, Mre. VVard. Holman hss returned on the coast the other d a y ....D ick Lou and pretty Mian LucUie Greer, L. Cffark, p-rf ..,.4 12 0 1 0 the course arranged by -1. Burton her parent*.' Mr. and Mra. Asa W. Mr. and Mrs, L. Ernest Hall made home after iipending several days In Hanley, former Northwestern foot Johnstown scores easy victory in Batting—Dickey, New York, Chicago at Pblladelph}a. cago ehuckera. This victory and Johnny fUzzo, Plrato*, snd Harry with th* leaders and took fourth Dunfield. State Supervisor of School* Ellis. , a brief visit to North Coventry Me­ o f Alma, Mo., were married last 7lilt Belmont Stakes, beating A. C- AS9; McQuinn'. 8t. Lnuls, and Hlg- Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. Detrpit’a defeat lifted the A'a into Lavsgetto, Dodgers—Rizzo hit bortis and fifth respectively tor MancHeiF Amherst. Mass., with relatives. ball coach, hopped Into the Insur­ night in. Boston's second Unitarian 38 0 14 37 18 a NET TOORNET STARTS for the town of Ellington and sev­ morial Day. ance sgenta’ first ten the other day Boatwtck’i Belay by five lengths; Azaeriona fifth place. run with two on to olghtfa to give ter. white grabtwd fourth In ths Mr. and Mre, Peter A. Walker of church although it wras not the gtiuu Detroit -357. Score by inning*; eral other towns, together with Mr. and Mra. Louis Bach and son by selling Bing Crosby a 83M,0(K> Alms mile and half in fast time of Runs—Dickey, New York; 40; New Tork at Detroit. , The Clnelanatl Re«fo reoumed Pittahurgb .first gams of double- 100 and the ToesI relay team faded New Vork Cit.v were gt their cot Quotations— church they had picked for the Depot Sq. Garage .. 000 132 000—6 Superintendent of Scbbols of the j f Plymouth. . Mass., w^ers recent tag* on the Hebron road over the policy___ Fred Lleb, for 25 years 2:29 3-5 to take 837.020 purse. A. Greenberg,' Detroit 36. Boaton at Cleveland. i their triumph tour of the Natloaal header and Lavafetto got two dou­ to fourth after getting away to an ceremony. Granby ...... 203 120 Olx—4> AT HARTFORD TODAY S t a l U u m towniof Vernon Philip M. Howe, vidll A Thought guests of Mrs. Bach's parents, Mr. week-end and holiday. one of the top flight' New York G. Vanderbilt's Skin Deep wins Na­ Rune batted In—Wright, Waeh-' Waahington at S t Loul*. league ,by belting the New York bles and two *lngles to lead 19-hlt eurlv 1a*

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