EIGHTEEN PAGES PRICE rUKEB CENTS VOL. U L, NO. 226. BfANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 28, DENY REPORTS Mitehell Smiles After Jury Acquits Him ESCAPED PRISON MARCH OF UME Of Tax Giaixe ■in IS DRAMATIZED ROOSEVELT TO i *m >• ' NINE YEARS AGO;

/ • ■ A T G R ^ A I I O N GOTOIDNDON JUST*• • ARRESTED '■ '4 High Sdiool Sodors Get U. S. Cntiser Merdy to Take Uved for Y ean Widnn 20 Ptresideiit o( Worid EcononF the PresideBt B a d to Hilet of Now.Haven Jai^ 5 OS Wireless Messdfge Diploniu Today Anudst 'y V - * ■'V k Conference Declares ft Modern Siting — Bad W ad^on After He '"'•'""'’y/'y,. Anonymons Phone CaD May Concern Mattetn Wffl Net Adjonm M d y/f Z, V '< . ^ <' •< X-: . -r-y //■y. ■■ ■' . ■.’/ /'liry r ‘ // Notifies tte Police. I Completes ffiaVacatioiL 'fy. Keep Conrage by Speaker. A. Progress Is Being Made-4- 'A A 'w A - y - Seattle, June 28,— (AP)—^Power-.^wlth whom, he said, the sender was } A.y'i'.VV ful wlrdess stations of the' NorthTtiying to communicate. Station New Haven, June 28.— (AP)— Padfio “listened, in!’ today for an i RMAZ la at Vladorska. 1& a drastic .sad Improved de Portland, Ma, June 28.—(AP) — . tttrrency Uncertainties Joseph Masserelli,-81, known for explanation ot a mysterious call in! The Naval operator, however, parture from the programs of othe^ Stephen T. Early, secretary to Presi­ which the signals' of “SOS and who heard the message on his home nine years as Joseph Morrow of yearSi the class o t- 1988 of Maa- dent Roosevelt denied today the “Aeroplane” were leard yesterday I set, said it sounded as though it Are Net Going to D eb ; Waterbury, today was back in the afternoon. With Jimmie Mattem, came from RMAZ or RMAP, an- chester High School held the for> chief executive would go to London. Rumors that the President would New Haven ooimty jail from which miiMrfng round-the-world flier,' other Siberian station farther north tleth arniiiai graduating exerdses at dwf^ across the Atlantic on the police say be eac&ped in 1924. sought off the Siberian coast, the al- up the coast, Work, He Asserts. the State Theater this morning, most unintelUgahla message, sent In, Both agreed the signals were so cruiser Indianapolis in a bold at­ An anonymous telephone call to presenting a most modem pan­ tempt to swing the world economic Russian, lent him that it might j faint and the static so bad they orama of worid wide events that de­ Waterbury police yesterday resulted bring word about him. could not decipher the Russian conference into line with his views, '/A '.y yyAy.’Y v// in his urrest after he had lived for London, June 23.— (AP)— Prime picted a-pageant of progress In the have been current and have as often It was beard here by Ed Stevens,' message. They both distinguished fields of architecture, sport, inter- years within twenty miles of th4 Minister Ramsay MacDonald as been denied. amateur operator, and by a Naval the words “Aeroplane” and “SOS.” /, / i / /v ' ' < / rlson from which he is said to radio operator at Bremerton, who, Mattem is now missing the ninth president of the world economic coh- The latest rumor came from :■ / y . v y z Eave fled. was otf ^ ty. i day since be took off from Khaba- Provincetown, Mass., where the In­ ' ' V, , ference declared in a statement to , Police assert be had served taro dianapolis, on her way to pick up ''A' 'y ,„ , A / i'U StaVens mid It apparmtiy was raovsk, Siberia, a week ago last the press this afternoon that tfte months of a sentence for theft, and sent from some Russian ship. He Wednesday from Nome, Alaska, the President at Eastport, Me., after burglary and that now he must fib- distinguished the call letters RMAZ, 2fiOO miles away. conference was not going to ad« he completes his cruise up the ish serving his okl seatsDcs snd-in joum bnt was continuing its woric Maine coast, laid over last night addition must stand trial on a *T am entering the third weA The announced plans call for the 'iA 0 ’ '>'4y,£ charge of jafi-brei|lciiig. with a very buoyant and hopeful cruiser to take Mr. Roosevelt back Admits tbe Esciqye. heart,” he added. to Washington. HUnON TO QUIT COMMODITY PRICES Despite jresterday’s Franco-Amer- The Presidential schooner, the Smiling his relief, Charles E. Mitchell (right), former chairman of the The authorities said Masserelli ad­ National City Bank of New York, is pictured with his attorney. Max ican rapproachmeht, which at least Amberjack n ., still lay at anchor In mitted fleeing to Pennsylvania and temporarily ended the currency sta­ Steuer, after a Federal court jury in New York acquitted him on charges Chandlers Cove, off Chebeague New York to avoid 'capture after bilization crisis that threatened lo he scaled thh the j^ with ANGELUS TEMPLE island in Casco Itoy, at mld-mom- of Income tax evasion. r o o t o t ARE ON INCREASE wreck the conference, the questioo in g today. Robert Guareno, a follow prisoner. of adjoiumment was again raised US Early was contacted aboard one Guareno was captiured and sentenc­ the steering conunittee this mom? ed to Wethersfield state prison for of the two naval destroyers guard­ tw o years. ing. ‘.5 ing the leisurely vacation sail of the Aimee McPherson’ s Hnsband Six Basic UnRs Jampod Six­ The British prime minister reves]^ Since going to Waterbury, Mas­ ed this in Ms talk with the presA P resid en t CHANCELLOR CRITICIZED serelli under the name of Morrow, He said Mr. Roosevelt “has no With a sweep of his hand he addid married and became the parent of Hans to Try His Hand at ty Per Cent Smee Fobm- dramatically: "But it was laug^xeo plans” nor Intention to go to Lon­ two children. He was employed by don. o ff.” IN HOUSE OF COMMONS a Waterbury uompany whose offi­ Air Is Oleored. cials say he had the reputation of tto Monos. ary, Board R ^ rts. PHILADELPHIA BEFOBBT tA stitutionial del^;ation of the power S staMUzing the dollar are **vety of congress to lay and collect duties would be shocked by the Amerfcan Senate Bankmg Conunittee right,” he said. 'It is a riow pro­ w teitt.' > Death waa doe Fonner PresideDt Devotes and imports and to r^^ulate com­ public'works bill but I hope it will cess, but we have made distinct to expbaura arid WrimiwHon. real,” Prime MIxrister Raixisay be continuously shocked .by Mr, progress. We have accepted as a MacDonald said today in a press merce' with foreign countries. Ifimself to Old Hobby; interview, but currency uncertafo- ' James Philip Edward Toman ’’Second, it would destroy the Roosevelt in the comii^ m on^ ^ ^ D e tk tiid to Plug All basis for discussion this British Search ta r the boy,, son of a Bo»^ S^ntatorian principle of the protective tariff and because if a policy of controH^i draft convention. ton antique dealer, has been in pfo> tiee win not be permitted to block the world econo^c conferrace. substitute a competitive tariff, or fiation succeeds in “ There is i. growing, realization in gress since Monday, when hla^com- suffice to say, in the words of Abra­ panions, William Robbins, 19, also Owns Modi Material The prime miiristw explaixxed tariff for revenue, which can only States'It-TnUL Loophlos m tto AcL Ehirope that we must reach an ham Lhicoln, “May a benevolent a Harvard studtent and Gerald Hold­ that the difficulties of a Mg con?^ result in a fiooding of the domestic be the salvattep agreement—which wotdd be a bisis Providence keep you and guide en, a student at Massachusetts In­ ferenoe are at the maximur when you.” market with (dieap foreign goods Ck>lonel.. of real recovery." Stanford University, Calif., June Washington, June 23 — (AP> — stitute of Technology reported him it is in progress a fortnig^ for The largest class ever to grad­ with which domestic producers can­ H ouse' , The effect of President Roose­ 28— (AP) — In the cloistered calm Doubled determination today enter- m issing. then peerimlsm breaks out. Bqk uate from Manchester High school, not compete. aome^bing ! m l' velt’s peace message to foreign na­ of campus surroundings, former ‘ed the drive to block avenues, legal The. woodsmen, who found comixrittees now are getting do mi 214 In number, marched into the “Third, the granting of recipro­ talk.!* ' tions was “excelled” Davis said. President Herbert Hoover will soon cal concessions to foreign countries “ Elvery' y«aM’,‘*f J. Aer 'and otherwise, by which many big Joseph’s b^y canri^ it to the cog to work, he said, and no xnajor d ^ State Theater at 10 o’clock this “Armamoits are a product of railroad which scales the steep set quietly to work at a new task— egatkm wifi thwart efforts by aas morning to attend the most ambi­ would result iz. destrojdng one do­ "Mr. Chamberlain :inaoines have been escaping Federal fear,” he said. “If we can get aD taxation. eight and half mile grade i of the the preservation for posterity of IrreoonciiaMe attitude. tious graduation exercises in the his­ mestic industry in an attempt to prices must be to reduce their armament we. can history tbat never baa been t^d. Tbe acquittal, in New York yes­ mountain , on a stretcher. A spe­ He characterized the American tory of the school. The State. benefit another. aetiont was taken, get rid of fear. Europe now realizes New Shelves are gomg up in the terday pf Cilmrles E. Mitchell on cial transported the body to the base failure to agree on stabfflisiUUO eC Theater management made a valu­ “Fourth, the reduction of our own been talking and that it Is the only way. The idea is archives of the StanfoM libnury and tariff rates would not Insure greats contradictory tbingii h u charges of tax evasion, which were station where Louis Joseph, the the dollar as a “setbaek**^ but uoM.’ able contribution to the success of getting over and Roosevelt has done boy’s father, identified the body. s “woric room” la taking shape in a the situation had been elsrifled mg- these exercises as the large seat­ er foreign purchases from us be­ acted and the dollar risin g based partly on stock sales to his much to make the people of the wing of the building-iriiere the man cause foreign countries will be in the In terms of . the wife made at a loss which permitted Josephs’ mother and father left for the American statement jresterdityt ing capacity of the theater nude it world understand.” their Brookline, MasSn home after who was directing a nation a P in which it was set forth tbat pebble for a crowd of nearly thir­ cheapest market no matter how ’The Labor meihber tiiat him to write off his earnings, serv­ The Kellogg Pact, Davis said, put wMwifciiM ago win pore over doc^ much of their goods we import. depredatiem of the 'do^air rela­ ed as a . Q>ur both to .governm ent the Ixtys body had been brought to Washington considered staMBsa^ teen hundred friends and relatives upon the United States an inherent the base of the mountain, ^ d the tion to be untlinely at present ^ to hear and witness the ceremonies. “Fifth, in order to obtain greater tion to the pound v^^bdng done prosecutors and to Cm^ireiMlonal obligation to confer. (Oontinned On Page Twelve) backers of law reform. body was brought beds. PrIeerBalBing From the time of the processional “We would be foifls nht to con­ The Axnerioaiu are oigajed march to the impressive presenta­ (Oonttmied On Page Etoven) (Oimtiaiied On Fafe-Beven) The Senate committee, fer,” he said. *We have a lai^ which turned up tbe data used in the program pf price raising aad j 1 tion of diplomas, the seniors showed stake in peace as a'matter of self current stage nrices “ are the results of many weeks of care­ Mitchell pros^tian, and which. interest We ooglit not to play ‘ >*e Without questioning the legality a t pqrcholoailcal,^ ful training and close apidication sucker aad put our head in tbe sand and therefore U. Is to their tasks. tbe acts uncovered also lorn sales like an ostrich. . Peace Isnow get­ Millions Are in Darker made by partners of J. p. |iorgan utisly lmpoaslUe to taka axxy Built on Central Theme. Doctors Debate QaesUoin ting to be looked upon as one of tbe which xiright uixdennlxia the The program was built around and Company, Intends to pursue tbe cbldest-blooded propositions In the same line of questioning next week As Yangtse River k e t < ' the theme of “The Senior Year w orid.” • “So for Ms I am coucem ed, Passes” an original treatment of O f Medico-Legal Deaths when it holds hearinigs on C tan ge o t Hea ttanen t ■p...... - Losb and Company. Its- members the third wpak "The March of Time” brought down Speaking ot a obange a t senti­ vdry tiiuoyaiit aiid h o p tfd to 1932-33. The honor students of maintain the purpose Is to develop ment in Bnrm^, especially toward Shanghai. June 28. — (AP) —sUkeUbbod of the dXDger which aow information wmidi niiyr be o t use m aceq>tance of the Idea of interna­ iamends. i t t . MacDonald aald.. the class arranged each of the five CUeago, June 28es under­ Grave alarm isfoh'ia ^ dlstiS tt on the Mitchell vwdtct *Tt Is hn which were Introduced ‘bjr a d e v e r p stie n ts?” In ths o f the t m tom A ou Psgo Taro) gone e phenomenel ‘rias la the iMt thriiiBgh wbidi die aalnte tr a taUeau fatxqation" to cryptic: “Nsvertbaless, letm beBcve fortnight as a result of eoutinubes I^Bg rg eocy xueasureo e re 'hit state toenldi* in fnvor of euthanasia or. ______I that-.ths dsdarsA ' dtiNhitee^tre, ib’ort, aovernmeat, patient “reqotretf sudi oonetanta«i» In Uis’juiT eystem.” „ V TBBAtOEY BALANCE rains at Its headwaters, now Ii4» n tn o g O m t o r msdlep^egai dsdUi, Or. W. A. oote e f: S d eoee v iA literature reepeotlveiy. Guild o f CMm c o cited ibe oaae of a uiat the parents .^wara fofiqilat^jr E^^kesman in Congrsselpnsl the tops of dikes pcotsetlng the ae-.liindlkae- . Hareh In. ' ciss wapre even Biore exxq^iiitie, and Wariitngtaa, June 2S.-r-(AP)-^ tion’s granary. MMfiieroos ndpor breeire ekxndy ddld mona&oi^ asvad frmn death ostradsad from sodatgr, whidi with ou r' Ugb sdXKfl ordiestra' at birth after alx w sdu of ears. roMad of a ViltiaMa fhnifly unit' nuuty'sfresd that the vfiifilot wouW iwselpts fhr June 2t w «n Tbe stream tbreejtcns to r^eefi however, sad iVfli proeepdonal Ha .saggMted a special eourt of Increase r m a ir t for new legMlition. the great floods of IB81. folknriuf hi»Utr-L-- OoodeA ■'S: ... -T •a Bull htunaaftiurlaDs to Jisar and grant Tiip coiminttoes are seven thouaeiMLmlles o t Yelknr fM r ;; nkaa of parsena .'Wlio wish to (tie. h&fr to g o about a Ob v m t m , « M o p p M y •‘w •

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PBJBPAJUNO TO LEAVE HUME SCHOOL ORADtJATION HmERKIOS m i’ HOSPITAL, DROPS DEAD iGANGSI^HOUir MODERN TO LAST WORD OBITUARY IMCCABEIS ELECTS) V Hartford, June 23.—(AP) — *T1m graduation exeroiaes of rihrfwHn*) E . Potholm , 64, who PROHIBITION AGENTS] the-dass of 1983 of Mamdiostsr : IN MCMAIH ttS E I was hit on the head June 6 3^en K gh school, held this morning SECRETARIES HEAD he walked into the propellor of Stede-McGann I Pisann Them and Then Drive FUNERALS at the State Theatar, were pre­ his son’s airplane after alighting sented along most modem llnca, [Tonitirt** ^UMr ' from a flight, dropped dead at the Away With 200 GaDons of ] Miss jSaxah Sinnamcn. depicting a swiftly moving ^pan­ - I M I n • I BCm A hna'll McCann of 71 School to Oinuu^ CoMRHpiyttiiiit'' Kenneth Buck Says He b the Hartford hospital this forenoon A lco h o l -a orama ot woiid-wlde events in as he was preparing to leave the The funqzd of Miss Sarah Sinna-1 Local awnber Exeeifoe Seasefi; Many A S m A man who died suddenly Tuesday the Adds t»f arebiteeture, sport peetod. institution. Newark, N. J^ June 23.— / a P) international relationships, sd- land Mrs. WUlUm M. SteMa of 80 A band of gunmen today hdd up night of heart disease was held this . Man Who Directed the He had suificiently recovered afternoon at 2:30 at tiie funenl ence and literat re. E k n tcd to O fieea t Meet- Delmont atraat The ceramo^ waa to permit his discharge and was I prohibition agents, who were raid­ performed by, the Rav. Chainaa M. A climax to the High sd ib ol'c^ ing a bootiv alcohol "cleaning” parlors of Thomas. G. Dougim on But the final touch was add­ mencement program wlBlMi th iipty Udmng goodbye to nurses and HoU street There was a luge at­ ed in the ceremony involving Kally, rector of S t Mary's church. i Kidnapng. patients when he slumped to the plant at 25 Coes Place, disarmed ing Yestwday. South Oovantry, at 10 o’clock yes­ and danoe at H l^ SeboM. baRi^to- the agents, loaded a truck with al­ tendance of relatives and friends. the presentation cohol from the plant, and escaped. Rev. J. Stuart Neill of St Mary’s Verplanck Scholanhip Fond. \ Hie ' afterw ard. Episcopal church of which s^ was in a red covering dmiinr to a were attended by Mir. apd -Mro. [ Barnstable, Maas., June 38.-» TheTcleanlng plant was located leas lional Delesderoief of Edward street Community Players, organiaed a a member conducted the service. book cover. B. J. McCabe, executive vice presi­ Uttie 4>ver a year Ago, and ^ tb ,i(AP)—Kenneth Buck was mbject* than a block away from the First this town. On their return from a Precinct police atatkm. The bearers were Arthur Kennp, And all of the 214 diplomas dent a t the ManchestW' Chamber of numerous excellent productloQi to «d to 3 severe cross-ezamination In Joseph Cross, E ul Dougan, Edwm motor trip Mr. and Mrs. Bteele wUl Barnstable Superior Court today as TOBACCO MEN MEET There Were two prohibition agents, wore wrapped in cellophane. Commerce, was elevated to the their credit, are giving th ^ serviM McCullough, Henry Sinnamon and make their home for the present for this.object in tonight’a perform­ he continuej to insist that a dtod* both armed with revolvers, at the William Frroburn. Burial was tn| presidency of the Connecticut Oom- plant when the gunmen arrived. Po­ ^ tb the bridegroom’s parents. ance of "The Queen’s Hnsband” by owy figure "Bill” had directed his TO DISCUSS LOANS the East cemetery. merdal Secretary's Assodatioo, at ' The bride has been emplcwM as sustlTltles in the kidnaping of Ifar- lice said the agents ^ould ^ve no Robert Sherwood. Those have more accurate guess as to the size tte annual meeting held yestwnlay clerk by Louis S. Jaffe the Jawelor seen the play elsewhere aanro garet (Peggy) McMath. afternoon at New Haven. Mr. Mc­ and has made her home with her District Attorney William C. Hartford, Jime 23 — (AP) —^Re­ of the gunmen band beyo^ the fact ABOUfFOWN Mends of the school that they wiU Cabe succeeds J. B\ilton Ferguson of aunts, Mrs. Bernard O’Neill and Crossley paced in front of ' the ductions in acreage of • the 1933 that it munbered “from four to not only be assisting a worthy cause *- John Johnston, son of Mr. and the New Haven Chamber. Miss Margaret Spellman. Mr. Steele flushed defendant, bellowing a rap- tobacco crop and benefits to be twenty men.” The agents said sev< HEBRON by their attendance this evening, paid growers who reduce this year eral of the band had guns. Mrs. James Johnston of Madison is with the Chevrolet agency. but iriU enjoy a fuU evening's en­ IB-fire of questions. Dr. C. J. Douglas strpet wUl sing a tenor solo, "H Kenneth .with his brother, Cyril, by the provisions of the farm reUef After the holdup and disarming of of Boston is tertainment. the agents, a truck was driven up spending a week at his summer With AU Your Heart*” from the ■are on trial charged with kidnap­ act were considered at the special It ia ex ited that there wth be to the plant, which is in the rear of hom e here. Oratorio Elijah at the Sunday ing the tra-year-^d girl who was meeting of the directors of the New many graduates of other Junes £n a garage, and the men on the truck The Hebron Library has received morning service at the Behrend-Heyer taken from the Harwich Center England Tobacco Growers Associa­ the audience and at the dahee, loaded it with 200 gallons of alco­ the gift of about 60 books from Mrs. uutberan cbxuoh. Rev K. Otto which will continue to 1 o’clock. grammar school. May 2, to be re­ tion this afternoon .at the county Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Behrend hol, which was found in cans in &e Martha F. (Mack) Hall, of Wethers­ Klette of the German church in Groups from some classes wlD be turned three days later after $60,- buUding. I of 136 Pine street have received p la n t ' field. Mrs. Hall, who was formerly Rockville wiU preach at this serv­ M ted together. Miss' Mary Me- 000 ransom had been paid. Fred B. Griffin, who represented news of the marriage of theic.son, After the truck left one agent a GUead woman, will soon leave ice which wUl be held at 8 o’clock Gulre and Miss Mary Burke of the Q—You were the real kidnaper, the association at the hearings be­ Dr. Ralph Behrend and Mias Pauline S iT h fore the agricultural adjustment ad­ rushed to the First Precinct to no­ Wethersfield and go to Denver, Col­ in order to allow him to return to weren’t you? orado, where she will make her ministration, gave a summary of tify police. Before he returned an RockvlUe to his own church. Mr. - pro­ A — N o. unidentified man appeared at the home w ith a sister. The bontlnned From Page One) recognized as one of the ip^riing HOLDS FIRST MEEI1NG PUBUC RECORDS -of the court room and once when Several individual groups of station. Local people were privi­ welfare workers among the Greeks the mention o f "Bill” was made veterans left this morning to , at­ leged to attend lectures on bird life United States disarming unless we in Pennsylvania, with bis famUy is E. J. McCabe they laughed outright, tend the opening ceremonies of the by speakers of National repute, had asurance that nobody would spending a few days vli^ting Mr. I Six of Seven Members Present I f Kenneth vesterday admitted his state encampment of the Veterans when the school was In session. -The play any tricks on ua,” he said. “We and Mrs. WUliam Berdukas of 76 Tha Association membership in­ Annie J- D. Weldon to Jacob Saa- 'complicity in the kidm oing but of Foreign Wars, which took place lectures were hdd in the old store —Plans to Make Connecti- wokd want other countries inspect Cotage street, before going on to cludes about twenty-five Chambers dale of New Britain, lease of sttao ;said he was "hooked” into' the case today in Bridgeport. and post office buUding. Mr.. Job Boston where he is to attend a na­ of C!ommerce in this state. Mr. Mc­ cut’s Tax Laws Up to Date. located at 903 .'Main street for ona r a man named "BiU” of Hyannis. Two bus loads of post and auxil­ ed and there us no reason why in­ died June 17, at DNelmar, N. J., 68 spection should embarass us. If we tional convention of Greeks that is Cabe has been vice president of the ___ _ . _ I year at a rental of $76 per month.- e said "BiU” told him that NeU iary members will leave here to­ years of age. He leaves his wife, told held in that city next week. body during the past year. He has ■^* Crawford to the ainf-jitir PMcMath, father of the child, morrow morning at 9 c’dock for failed to keep an argeement, then we Mrs. Elsie Apn (Curtis) Job; a son, been the executive head of the local Refining Company lease of the fill- ‘"knew all about it," and that it should be embarassed. the (Donvention parade which will George, and a daughter, Muriel Ma­ A bachelor dinner was held last Chamber for four years and is active Iwas not a "real kldnapi-g.” He start on Main street, Bridgeport at ‘Inspection is no insult. ’They rion, all of whom were well Imowp night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. in the affairs of the New England brought up to.date to mLt ^ g i n g ^ “^SaS* *c «it» *8faeet'for**Sro tooted "BiU” as saying McMath 2:30 p. m., d. s. t. One hundred have it in yacht racing—a gentle­ economic conditions was begun ^ by Hebron people. When in Amston, John Howard of Henry s^eet for Association of Commercial Organi­ I “needed money.” memikrs of the local post will pa­ man’s sport.” Mr. Job and fsjnUy attended the He­ day by the state tax commission _ . Richard BeU of Main street who Is zation Secretaries, as well as-in the f rade tomorrow. Concerning security pacts, the bron Green Congr^fational church. created by the Legislature at the m* to be married tomorrow to miwi state association. I Ellections of officers and the busi­ ambassador said, "no nation whose Mr. and Mrs. Kirk S. Kyle and request of Gov. Cross. Rlnehardt L. Gideon, trustee in DIVTOENDS PAID ness session will be held Simday. signature is worth a nickel is going Mabel Biums of Hartford. ’The mar­ Miss Mabel Dugan, executive vice Six of the seven members were daughters. Maty and Ruth, were riage intentions were being kept a to sign a blank check.” Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. iresident of the Middletown (Jham- present at the first meeting in the the Andover Home Cofn- i Waterbury, June 23.—(AP) — A NEW PLANE STUNT “ I know there are a lot of hurdles seciret, but a few of his Mends )er, was elected vice president, governor’s office at 10 a. m., but P*®y» undivided one-fifth interest in Helen White. Mr. Kyle is the son learned of the coming event and 18 flMcond dividend of 10 per cent to aU Los Angeles, June 23.—(AP)— to get over,” he said, "but unless of a former clergyman of Hebron i Peter F oley o f the N augatuck (Cham­ after a short conference, the t®6 real estate located on Apel jHace. ^depositors of the Merchants Trust Three motorless airplanes were there is some unforseen political dis­ and GUead. were present. They presented him ber was named secretary and treas­ commission adjourned leaving or- Quitclaim Deed with a sUver service set. ^m pany was authorized today by hauled about the sky ^ere by a turbance, success at the disarma­ Mrs. Helen White and daughter. urer. Eighteen members were pres­ ganization and selection of the | -Andover Home Company to pudge John Richards Bootii of the fourth plane, acting as "locomo­ ment conference can te reached. It Miss Daisy White, were present at ent yesterday and discussed methods chairman to the next meeting. Max Lavitt, real estate located on ‘Superior Court The first dividend tive.” we could reach an agreement right the committal sendee at Lakevlew by which the chambers could aid All but William B. Connelly of Apel place. paid some months ago. Ap- This is understood here to be the away, it would be like turning on a cemetery, Bast Hampton, of the for­ REV. BURKE CELEBRATES local business under the National Bridgeport were present. They Qnltelalm Deed szimately $530,000 wlU be dis- first instance In aerial history in dynamo. It would do more than mer’s brother. Dr. W. B. HIUs, Dr. Industrial Recovery Act. were Tax CommiBaioner William H. William M. Wilson and lya * ited. The bs^ closed in De- the United StateC in which as anything else to put people back to Hills died at the home of his moth­ Blodgett, Attorney Roger S. Bald­ CampbeD Wilson to Enizabeth M. aber of 1931 with dqiosits of many as three trailers have been work. When we meet again in j er, Mrs. Jane M. mUe, of New Ha- m s FIRST HASS TODAY win of Greenwich; Fred T. Kimh^u Wilson, land and buildings on Msr [>re than $5,000,000. tow^ simultaneously by one mo­ we may move along pretty rapidly. VCD, after a three months’ ninp— of New Britain, president of the ther street I can’t tell yet.” American Hardware Corporation; tored crafti there. He was bom in East Hamp­ Ordained Yesterday Local Man NEW HAVEN EXPLOSION The demonstration was regarded Aisked if a nationalistic economic ton, was edueatod In public JUDGE IS CHARGED P rofessor FTOd-.R. F aircbiid, o f Yale FACES MURDER ' as a step toward realization of the policy'on the part of the United 8Cho knew him, Spruce street. Ordained to the nomist at Connecticut State co llie ; face a murder dbkrgo here, was Arrested on a Bench War­ and Gov. Cross. |ng, but none was injured. field along a trknqiort louto. clover fields, let’s have disarmament and leaves a host of Mends. priesthood at Weston Chapel, taken from the City Court room to­ so that nobody can interfere with Dr. WlHIam B. Foster, formerly Weston, Mass., yesterday celebrated rant— Hearing Continued. Broad powers are given this com­ day on a bench warrant issued at us.” of this place, now a Long Island bis first low mass this morning. mission under the act creating it. the request of State’s Attorney The duty of the commission is "to . He said the four power agreement physician, was a visitor here recent Members of his family who went to Middleton June 23.—(AP) — William H. Comley and was' re­ rku;bed in Europe "is going to be ly tor a day, at the H. C. Porter Arthur W/'-lfkrsden, former Legis­ provide a tax system in this state moved to the county Jail, where he Weston on Wednesday remained which shall be fair and equitable helpful,’’ and while be would not dis­ place. He secured a picture of bis over for the celebration of the low lator and long Judge of probate at will remain confined until the Sep­ Barmon Art-Styled and which shall distribute the tax cuss American relations with Rus­ old home, now the home of Mrs.- T. mass this morning and received Madison today in Superior Court tember term of the Superior Ooort, here, pleeded not gimty to the load more widely and equitable when he will be tried oo a first de­ sia he stated "Russia has been very D. Martin, and one of the oldest communion at his mass. charge of forging a check for $8.24. among tax payers and tax paying gree murder charge. helpful. ’They want to do more to­ bouses of Hebron village, known ae They are to return tonight and He was released on ball. groups and which shall, In particu­ Judge James C. Shannon noOsd ward disarming than anpbody else.’ the SybU GUlette housa buUt in tomorrow Father Burke will come Davis said he did not Imow when 1750. Mareden was arrested by State lar, reduce the load of taxation on the city court charge today to per­ to Manchester. He will celebrate nis Trooper Hall of the Westbrook bar­ rexl-estate. If possible.” mit Rotundo’s removal to l^ h court Cotton be would see , the President. He The vote hero on the repeal ques­ first solemn high mass at 10:80 Sun­ racks this morning at bis home in Jurisdiction. planned- to spend Ibe week-end at tion ^ras somewhat sUm, only 160 day in St James’s church at which his country home. His son, Pas­ votes being cast. ’The entire voting Madison and brought here. He was time there will be several out of presented before Judge John R u ^ chal!, will be married to M iss strength is 300. ’There were 90 town priests present some of them THREE MEN KILLQ) Evelyn Ames in Boston on July "wet” votes, and 60 "dry.” 8om4 Booth who was bolding court for FROCKS clsssmatea at Holy Crose when be another case. first. people voted wet when they tliought was a student there and afterwards ’The arrest was made on a bench The they were voting dry, and vice versa. a professor and teacher of history. AT RAH. CROSSING It took a lawyer to study it out warrant asked for by State Attor­ I For A Gay Summer Following tbs close of the mass ney E. Spencer. Tho check for Community Players SAYS HE WAS ASKED Mrs. Teresa Walsh, teacher of the there wiU be a dinner for the mem­ Hebron Green graminar room, has $8.24 waa ^leged to have been I Their Auto Struck by Engine; I la bers of the immediate family at the passed in Guilford. returned to her home in Danbuiy for Castle Inn and a reception will be Bodies Identified by Papers They’re instep-length-the TO SET HOUSE AFIRE the summer vacation. Judge Booth continued the bear^ correct length for this sum­ held at the home of his parents on Ing until September. Friends posted Found in Pockets. The(}neen’t H nsba^ Frederick A. Ratbbun and his Spruce street from 4 to 6 o’clock and mer’s "dress-up” frocks. daughter, Charlotte, spent two dayB the baU of $500. . They’re sheer, slenderizing, New Haven, June 23.—(AP)— I this week in Hartford *«!*«♦« I Sunday •iiwnwou.afternoon. xvMervauoxwReservations Norway, Me., June 28.—(AP)— Alumni Social and flattering, cool—Just every­ Charles GUI, New liaven police de- SS ArtoluTMdbonS? ^ ^ ^ A rthur W . Marsden, emee an out­ Alcide J. Moore, Harry R. Wood thing a cotton frock should tective today told CityQty that The local American L^on, nG. ^tlon gny, glorious frocks for party fendont had asked him "to touch the Grange, Including Mrs, C Daniel times In recent years. His chief more than 800 yards and wrecked. wear. Sizes 14-20. off the house.” Way, chairman; J. Banks Jones, and dlMcuIties were in the accounting The bodies were mutilated almost Rimodla was badly burned in the Philip Motz, has been appointed to FUNCTION Hi 75 YEARS of estates which were in his hands. beyond recognition and Idsntlflca- explosion. Salvators Yeeono, owner confer with the L ^ on to arrange a tlon was made through paper found Special of the house, is the third defend­ suitable program. in the victims’ pockets. ant. M rs. M ark H. W . R flis enl Mrs. Sarah J. Wilson of Rock­ The men about M years old, ap­ Gill asserted Rimodla had said ed the Ladies’ Afternoon B rld^ club ville Also Sees First Motion MSSZORKISISGIYEN parently were in Maine to pho­ SANDY BEACH Curso asked him to fire the Yacono at her home Tuesday. Two tables Pictures at 6rands

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memorial award went to James meeting Including* two Congress­ ivlees 4HQQI|SIBMO' ip jly D ick. men. WARDENS TRAP TURTLES bsht^ttem qns^ put ef The Girls’ Club prize for fine Scores of Elks were pfesent for tiSE OPEN FORUM ' U^cefito a q u i^ Sunday bei^:l^ ^ alia. flaiia :Ce. ROOmilE character, scholar^p, leadership the dinner tendmed to Dr. 0*Louf h- preadaa lad and gneral promise and Initiative Un. A m ong the prom inent, guests ^R STATE UNEMPLOie on pfoblbitioii for and t' Cam mi for publicatliim iD tba.-.(Hiw FOriim lb practical went to Mias Geraldine Redmond, present'were Congressnian Herman farmer ir o knemv^fais burineM, ad- Why. don’t Bsy. a. Uttla. P. Koppleman of Hartford, Con­ be guaranteed publication if thdy contain more thdn 800 wmds. t h ^ .o o o h c m gb School Honor LJst Ritzy Soup— Gallims Of It— The Herald reserves the right to decline to publish any matter vertiaed hla aULV at 8 cents a quart gressman William L. H lgg^ of Let tie hear 'from 'aonaboa A total of 96 pupils of the Rock­ that may be.libelous or which is in bed taste. Free expression, which I consider'a'fsh?-price now. HOCKANUM CO. BDYS Coventry and Majror WilHsm E. : Now Poissible Under Game about milk. ’Tbanking you far ville High school achieved honors of political views Is desired but contrlbutlona of this character Some of the local grab-alls' want to Rankin of Hartford. : Wfurdens Trapping Plans, g ^ two quarts fbt 24 cents snaee. for the second half year, meaning a which are defamatory or abusive will be relected. SAXONY inX PLANT mark of 85 per ceut in four pre­ Joseph Btengle instead'.iof three: ’I&at:iniMhs tak­ A MILK CONSUMER.AER. ^ pared subjects and below 80 per ing one quart array from the un- June 33, ’88. Joseph Stcngle; 67, of 69 High 'Hartford, Jxme 23.—County game * , 1 ‘ ^ cent in none of the four. Of this street, died. late Wednesday night ABOUT THE CARPENTER which might help m y'' fellowmaii. ‘ it- 1 V’ Acquires. More Carding and number there were 36 high honor at the New England Baptist hospi­ wr^eha throughout the state to­ We have lots of^ the Mexican bean students who had an average of 90 tal, Boston, where he had been a pa­ day were under orders from the Editor, Herald—I said last week beetles here and' suppose you folks Spinniiq: Facilities as Pres­ have down your way. 1 stmt a per cent or over. The freshmen tient for some time. Death was State Fish and Game Department I would continue the. story of the ent Capacity Prores Inade­ quarter in answer to an ad a couple had the greatest number on the caused by complications following a to inaugurate a turtle trapping carpenter. He was here last Sun­ weeks ago. “Sure death to beqn quate. honor list with 41 honor pupils of campaign with'A dual purpose— day. 1 tried bard to get a picture ot short illqesa. beetles.” 1 got the recipe by return which 17 were high honors. Only He is survived by his wife, Mrs. ridding Coimectlcut waters of what him to .head this article but my MORE two achieved high hemors in the mail. 1 find it' slow but very effec­ The SpuEony Mill, owned by the Augustus Hermann Stengle, a son, are considered destructiye preda­ camera simply would not stand for Senior class. Following is the list tive. I recrived a box with two James. J. Regan Manufacturing Edward Stengle of Wallingford: a tors and furnishing uiiemployed ‘it. But here is his description. 1 of honor pupils, those preceded by sipall blocks of wood it it.. The Company and assessed for 175,000, daughter, Mrs. William Carroll of wdtb thousands of gallons of ritzy should say he’s about four feet 12 an asterisk being high honor directions said: “ Catch the. bdg. was sold yesterday with all e^ p - Rockville; a sister, Mrs. Frederick turte soup, according to a depart­ inches tall with a heavy head, of pupils: place him on one blpck aad^hit him WHITE ment to the Hockanum Mills Com­ Schwalm of Rockville and a brother, ment bulletin. hair where there is any. But be Is with the other.” If you fOllta want pany. The transfer win be complet­ Seniors: Ada Ainsworth, Doro­ Rudolph Stengle of Dalton, Mass. Over 100 turtle traps will be somevdiat like “Old Uncle Ned.' He thea Barbero, Grace Dorman, ‘ Bar­ to try it. The above are the direc­ ed this week. All equimnent and For many years Mr. Stengle was placed in operation- in lakes and has none on the top “the place where bara Hayward, ‘ Emily Nlederwer- tions free. You'ean make the blocks the water rights are in^ded in the employed by the James J. Regan ponds known to be inhabited by the wool ought to grow*. 1 have SHOES sale. The plu t is not in operation fer, Mary Plader, Jacob Sbapera, snapping turtles. Turtles captured often wondered why Murdock is yourself. sidmimd Sierbinskl, Rose Stockser. Manufacturing Company. The Hermit. . at present. It is planned to start will be svallable in each ' county mostly working where most of the Jimlors: ‘ Marjorie Arnold, Elea­ The body o f *Mr. Stengle was June 21, 1933. operations in the plant in the near brought to Rockville last night to where the unemployed may obtain wood butcherers are asleep. But as STRAPS future. nor Ashland, ‘ Hannah Cohen, Char- they say in the Grape-Nuts ad, Gilead, Conn. ' . ' lottie Dlmock, ‘ Ruth Ferguson, Anna the ftmeral home of W. P. Quish on them from county game wardens The transaettons include all Park street. The funeral wiU be held along with recipes for the prepara­ “There’s a reason”. Whra that boy Gollck, Irene Jasek, Lucille Kossick, comes on a Job it don't take ail day TIES buildings, 170,00b square feet of Hilda Kreysslg, Anna Loreno, Ber­ from St. Bernard’s Catholic church tion of “Turtle Soup Coimectlcut BULK FROHIBinON to find out what to do and it don't land, water and power rights on nice Morin, Harriet Murphy, ‘ Fred on Sativday morning at 9 o’clock. Style,” “Ragout of Turtle,” and the Hockanum river .ind mill ma­ Rev. George T. Sinnott, pastor, will othe” dishes familiar to gourmets. take him all his life to do it. Pfau, Madeline Rich, ‘ Helen Ro- Editor, 'Hie Herald: PUMPS chinery. The machinery includes galus, Stanley Rozczewskl, ‘ Anna officiate. Biudal will be in St. Ber­ Chief Game Warden A. Joseph This is not an ad. Neither am I four sets of cards and eight spin­ Sargent, John Schmidt, ‘ Grace Van- nard’s cemetery. Williamson declared that as a re­ throwing fiowqrs at him, but when Please aUow me a little Space in SIZES 3 TO 9. ning Jacks. All other equipment sult of a similar campaign last you see a good honest workman 1 derman, Vanda Tortorells, ‘ Fannie Funeral of Paul F. Glacomlnl The Herald to ask a question about WIDTHS AA TO C. was moved to the Brooklsm street Winokiu*. The funeral of Paul Francis Gia- year, the demand foi the turtles believe in letting others know. For what’s the use in getting a wood prohibition. Now. that we have .got plant of the Regan company a Sophomores: ‘Nettie Bowers, comini aged 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. became so great that 22,000 poimds butcher when you can get a the beer question settled we seem short time ago. Carding machines ‘ Mae Brace, ‘ Ruth Buckley, ‘ Sylvia Paul Giacomini of Snipsic rbad, who were distributed. The turtle trap mechanic. Besides being a good to have another one on band and .of the type in the 3axony Mill are Corr, Hazel Cotton, Amelia DeCarli, died at the U. S. Foresuation Camp which has proven so successful was carpenter be is also a great himter that is milk prohibition. I( aSems $ ^ • 0 0 reported to be worth approximate­ ‘ June ^ck, James Eastwood, Doris in Farmington, Mhine, on Sunday, invented by Robert G. Smith, who and fisherman. When he goes bunt­ that the baby cannot have milk un­ ly $15,000 each. The property in­ Hamilton, Henry Hayden, Cecelia was held from the Burke Funeral is now employed by the Board in cludes a modern two-story building charge of the Shade Swamp Sanc­ ing be don’t need to shoot. When less 12 cents a quart is paid for it. Hyjek, Julia Jason, ‘ Theresa Keat­ Home yesterday morning at 8:30 We have been buying milk for 8, 9 SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE PROPER ’ arected in 1920 in which the card­ ing, Goldie Lavltt, Pauline Lipke, tuary at Farmington. they see him they simply lay down o’cloc*. Tuid from St. Bernard’s and die. They know if be shoots they and 10 cents a quart which I con­ FITTING OF ALL SHOES! ing and spinning departments are Frances Mahoney, ‘ Carlton Menge, Qutholic church at 9 o’clock. Rev. Game wardens who will have housed and the old Saxony, one of will die anyway. He shot at a wood­ sider a good price at the present Homer Metcalf, ‘ Alexander Miller, T. Sinnott, pastor, officiated. turtles for distribution during the the first woolen mills in New Eng­ George chuck a couplt, of weeks ago. When time when woik is so hard to find Warren Reynolds, Deris Rivenburg, Burial was in the family plot in St. present campaign are listed as fol­ land. the boy brought him home we and money very scarce. ‘ Emma Stolarz, Norman Tennstedt, Bernard’s cemetery. lows: Charles Allshouse, Granby; The Hockanum Mills Company Andrew Walker, Leon Woodley. Philip W. Delbert, Short Beach; W. couldn’t find a mark on him. He Previous to the World War miiic R O W N ^ ■ N otes is now operating its carding and S. Watson, North Franklin; simply died from heart failure. 1 sold for 6 cents a quart. There was Julia Zelek. Chief George B. Milne of the spinning departments to capacity Freshmen: Catherine Ahern, Charles R. Dlsbrow, Stratford; could tell you more about bis good plenty o? work for those who want­ on both day and night shifts. This Rockville Fire Departmmt accom­ Thomas G. Daniels, Plainfield; Seth and bad deeds but 1 think this is ed to work and a better average SHOE STORE ‘ Franklin Anderson, Gertrude Beer, panied by Stanley McCray ,and Wil­ new mill will permit the carding ‘ Eleanor Butler, Rhchel Clark, J. Monroe, Litchfield; Raymond M. enough about one man so 1 will quit wage than there is today. I see by and spinning of more wool in Rock­ liam Sengle of Tolland are attending Brittingham, Middletown; and Ed­ on that subject. The Herald that the BoiA d o f M ilk S26 Uain street ‘ Pearl Cohen, ‘ James Devlin, ‘ Har­ the Fire Chief’s Convention at ville by a day force. old Ellis, Agnes Ericksen, ‘ Harriet ward G. Wridght, Rock'rille. One thing more before I close. Control meets on the 23rd to set Lewiston, Maine. Married Graduate Fitzgerald, ‘ Warren Francis, Anna A married man graduated from Gale, ‘ Louis Gessay, Marion Gilpin, Chester Trieschman of the Hart­ the Rockville High school last Virginia Hambacb, Mary Harring­ ford Courant staff was in Rockville night much td the surprise of the ton, Rita Harrington, Joseph Hart­ last evening attending the gradua­ tion exercises at the Rockville high school authorities and students. mann, Irene Kapanik, Mil­ .4I It was learned yesterday that dred Kanter, Ethel Kingston, .- -hool. ' Kenneth W. Feldon, 17, son of Wil­ LuciUe Kuhnly, ‘Joseph Lipscb, A meeting of the auxiliary of liam Feldon of 198 South street, Robert Loverin, *Willa’‘d Ludke, Badstuebner Post, Veterans of For­ and Miss Joyce W. Long, 17, also ♦Mary McCuster, James McNulty, eign Wars, will be held tonight in -~What a Difference One Day Makes— of South street and daughter of Mr. Theodore Metcalf, ‘ Alfreds Muacha- the G. A. R. rooms. Memorial build­ and Mrs. Ralph L. Long, were light,. ‘ Robert Neff, ‘ Irene Num- ing. married Tuesday, May 23, at El­ rych, Robert Nutland, Carrie Or- Everett Maim of Barre, Mass., is lington by Theodore Palmer, jus­ lowska, Gertrude Prokop, Norman spending several days'as the guest —in the Lives of Men and the prices of FURNITUREI tice of peace. Sebeuy, ‘ Chester Scholoski, Gene­ of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ludke of Kenneth W. Feldon received his vieve Songajlo, ‘ Rose Stone, Doris High street. ‘diploma in the manned arts course. Trishman, ‘ Richard Wilcox, Jack The Vernon Grange held a card The young couple li\e in the same W ilson. party yesterday afternoon at the —TOMORROW—You Buy at the Sale Price“- house and had the consent of their Fays Both Fines ' home of Mrs. Williaiii Johnson at parents to the marriage. Ernest Jolmson of Vernon and Vernon Center. Hjalmer Carlson, a farmhand, also President McCracken’s Text Miss Elinor Finley will leave soon of Vernon, v/ere each fined one dol­ — You Pq.y the Regular Price— ‘‘Not think to complete the work, for White Sands, Old Lyme, for the —MONDAY lar and costs in the Rockville City yet neither art thou free to lay it summer. down,” was the text of President Court yesterday morning by Judge John E. Fisk as the result of a row The proposed puking regulations i i h s Charles C. McCracken of Connecti­ for Market street as arranged by —TOMORROW—You Save the Difference cut State College in addressing the over a Jug of cider Jt Veriron on Wednesday. Johnson bid the jug the Traffic Authorities have met ' Senior class of the Rockville High in a tobacco shed and when be with the united approval of the Mar­ >site Sdiooil school at the graduation exercises looked for it, it was gone. He found ket street merchants who petitioned —MONDAY—You Lose the Difference • M on d iester last evening. His address held the it later, in a tobacco shed of Wil­ a change sever^ weeks ago. close attention of a large audience. liam Grady \7here Carlson had 1 1 President McCracken quoted drank half of it. Jenson struck Ruskin in saying, “There is a Carlson and as a result residents of An air service between Athens and BUY TOMORROW AND SAVE working class, strong and happy, Vernon complained to the police re­ Alexandria, with the island of Crete among both rich and poor; and sulting in his arrest. Carlson was as the halfway mark across the there is an idle class, weak, wicked charged with intoxication. The Mediterranean, is scheduled to start and miserable, among both rich costs in Carlson’s case amounted to some time in June. and poor.” $12.23 and were $11.23 in Johnson’s Dr. McCracken after considering, c u e . the question of what the world Faculty Contracts owed them, asked the students, Faculty contracts for 1933-34 “What do you owe the world?” and have been announced by Supt. of answered by emphasizing honesty, Schools Herbert O. Clough for both 3 ' T a d l i n s fmimmmmmmmmm high ideals, service. He urged each the high school and the grade student to carry out his or her schools of Rockville and Vernon ^ n u i work in an unquestionably whole­ Very few changes have been made A Saturday Thrillerl hearted manner, giving the world and only a few appointments re­ w m m m m m what should be given as one’s part main to be filled at this time. lO M v x r in the present day life. The following are the high school Ag:ain Our Smart Silk President McCracken brought his faculty: Principal, ] rof. Philip M. address to a conclusion by reciting Howe; sub-master, A. E. Chatter- ton; English, Delia Partridge; PRiC&'VAVMMYMK o m ttM D a short piece by Hugh Black on Science, A. L. Dresser; Domestic “Work,” which was in part as fol­ /• low s: Science, Margaret McLean; Com “The world today, as always, is merciai Department, Margaret Dresses OH HMt tuiM trr runmmmt face to face with social difficulties, Hart; Lati:., Esther* Fellows; with urgent problems, haimted by French, Eileen Murphy; English, the evils ana accumulated miseries French, Elizabeth Towle; History, of a dangerous social condition. Verne M, Hall; Blolotyt Gwendolyn What is our duty in the many dif­ Cook; Bookkeeping, Elizabeth Bur­ TOMORROW-britigs to a close our ficult situations? Have we to offer ger; History, Marjorie Smith; Ma­ whatever gifts we possess as our chine Shop, Kenneth Little; Wood­ share of the common good? Sure­ working, Paul Rowden; English, ly. But the way to take part in the Harriet Wood; English, Civics. redemption of loclety is that a Elizabeth Weed; English, Elizabeth Two fo r $4.00 man should purify himself, should D ixon; M athem atics, M ary Wfaiittle' consecrate himself. The giving of sey; Domestic Science and Physical anything apart from himself will Training, Grace Klerstead; Com New and refreshing models in merciai Work, Alice K. Fay and STOCK not do much. At the best it could Mary Darling; Commercial Ekiglish, Silks. Many of them tubable, in only be a pallative. There is no oth- Barbara Kanckton; Typing and 'er secret of power and last influ­ Business Practice, Mary Darling; sizes for Slender Sue and her ence. The gift without the giver is Algebra, Mechanical Drawing, charming mother. bare; for our social difficulties are Francis O’Loughlin. more than economic difficulties.” At the close of his address. Pres­ East School: Principal and Grade ident McCracken wished all the Eight, Annie B. Andrews; Grade students success and then Invited Seven, Mrs. W. H. KIbbe; Grade Six, each and everyone to visit the Con­ Florence Whitlock; Grade Five, Unen necticut State College at Storrs of Phyllis Heffron; Grade Pour, Mrs. Nelson Read; Grade One, Lillian which he is the president. and Graduation Awards Randall; Assistants: Grade eight, Great secrecy preceded the Helen Jacquemin; Grade Seven, Helen McCarthy; Grade ^ve, Alice urniture awarding of the pn<»s at the Rock­ F ville High School Graduation exer­ G. Clough; Grade Four, Alice Medli- cises last evening. The awards cott; Grade Two, Constance Brookes; Kindergarten,- Bessie C. were made late yesterday afternoon Durfee. after members of the faculty met with Principal Philip M. Howe to Maple street school: Principal and Prices Are Risina select the winners and the an­ Grade Eight, Modest Dubay; Grade nouncements were as much a sur­ seven, Bessie K. Heck; Grade seven, prise to the graduates as to the assistant, Dorothy Wood; Grade six, audience. Mary Wendhiser; Grade five, Char* The following are the awards lotte Drescher: Grade four, Hattie Only BU Y N O W ! which were announced by Principal R. M. Berr; Grade three, Caroline Philip M. Howe who made the pre­ L. Forster; Grade two, Ethel Flynn; Sa sentations: Grade one, M. Helen Hendrick; Kin­ The Henry prizes, gift of former dergarten, Marjorie Stephens. Coqirressman E. Stevens Henry, for Northeast school: Grade one. Alice excellence in scholarship in the F. Burke; Grade two and three. several classes during the current school year: Senior class, first prize, Myrtle Kuhnly; Grades four, five Barbara Hayward, college prepara­ and six. Ruby R. Amprimo. Our Greatest Money-Saving Sale tory course; second prize, Emily Vernon Depot school: Grades one, Neiderwerfer, college preparatory; two and three, Julia S. Touhey; on Junior class: first prize, Hanna Grades four, five and six, Mildred White Thousands of dollars have been saved— Cohen, commercial course; second Peterson. prize, Fannie Winokur, commercial - Vernon Center school: Grgdes one Hundreds (rf people have .been made happier— ■ BEDROOM SUITES, DINING ROOM SUTTBS, LIV­ course^ Sophomore dass: First to six, Mary Friedman. prize, Mae Brace, commerdal Dobsonville school: Grades one to Scores of homes have b^n made more comfortable and attractive ING kbOM SUITES, RANGES, REFRIGESA- course; secemd prlM, Alexander four, Gertrude Herskell. by this mammoth STOCK LIQUIDATION SALE! Miller, general course; Freshman Ogden’s Corner school: Grades one ’TORS, BREAKFAST SETS, RUGS AND FLOOR class: First prize. Rose Stone, col­ to five, Ruth Tyler. lege preparatory course; second Special teachers; Sewing—Anna (XIVERINGS, LAMPS, BEDS; MATTRESSES prize, James Devlin, general B. Hendricks. ONE MORE DAY OF GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY course. AND SPRINGS, SUMMER F U R N I U B B,' The Rensselaer Polytechnic nqedal Music master— No appointment REMAINS! for the best student in the Senior- y e t J . Confer life Membenhlp RADIOS SINGLE PIECES OF AIL KINDS ANB;^ class in the subject of sdoice and i> mathematics, was awarded to Ed­ Honorary life Membership was who have not as yet bought, have ONE more day In which IN f a Cx ^ e v e r y t h in g fink Th e coM P U ttB I ward Vandezman. conferred upon Dr. Thomas Francis to take advantage of SAVINGS that t o all prpbabiU^ will never be The Eta Sigma Phi medal for O’Loughlin of Rockville by Rockville the best student in fourth year Lodge, No. 1359, B. P. O. Elks at Brims refuted.'' * . ^ .■ FURNistoNG OF A BOME;. the E ^ Home last evening. Promi­ ..V A. t* r* , __ .■ V. C.^ ^ t 4J Latin____ A went to Miss Barbara Hay- Tqrbaiu ^ wsra* __ nent leaders of the nnin* throughout Ihe Cbariea Ellsworth Nettleton, CmmecUsut .wera £rcsent at tbfl; non •>>'

MANGHESrrER EVENING HEIULD. MANOHEffTEB* CONN^ FRlDAt,7UNE 28,19BS. ■ / m ' FIREWORKS WOUNDS Here’s “Gold Digger” Beauty No. 4 s'* covers.-The person wlw prsMdsd ClaudstU Oolbsrt, Ben Lyon and MEHMErAllAB’ ROADSIDE EATING you may havs stood mar o r near Enisst Tonmea starts a thm day setapt w nffaayv this food aiid sobjeetod it to an In* iufBfssisot QBAfsday. Iteg iiu. feetions spray from.hla montti or MAY CAUSE LOCKJAW tor’s bast aaSlm has besn made into PLACES INSPECTED noae. Single swvlee Odps, 'dltfieo^ itta new g w ta g an jBzeellant ptetnro that has woo FORAEKIALJADIIT spoons and drinking straws slwiUd gjBsptm, tSagiaxid, Is said td unanimous aqdiUmu lib oty M#ga* be'protsctsd from flies and Hhut tite laigwt door is tHa nsrid; State Health Department Public Can Help Enforce Clean­ kins baa given *1 Cover the Water- Sugar bowls should- be covered. feet m MBEtli. 38 1-8 fic t la wkl& < Urges Physician’s Care for iTront” three itarp which places Em< liness Through State’s Sani­ and. liOO teas. ,-A' Accidents On the Fourth. Washing facilities for dishes and Prof. Piccard’s Basket tary Code. glasses most meet the ^proval of tbe local health officer. Cieaa re* With the Fourth of July close at vVkming motorists and vacation­ frigerators must be maintained. W ei|^ 200Poimdsto hamd, the State Depaurtment o f ists of the danger to their health in­ Drinking beverages lot bottled most Health in its weekly bulletin today volved in patronizing roadside eat­ be kept in fly-tigbt containvs, from Be Scientifically E ppped. issued its annual caution to the ‘peo­ ing places which are not kept in a which the liquid ma> be removed sanitary mahner, Warren J. Scott, only by'faucets. Persons with com­ ple of the State to have wounds director of the Bureau at Sanitary municable diseases must not be em­ from fireworks treated Immediately Engineering of the State Depart­ ployed in public eating places. Midland, Mich., June 22—Picture by a physician in order to avoid tht ment of ^ealth tdoay described the a metal bubble seven feet in dial* damger of tetamus or lockjaw, a dis­ provlsians at Connecticut's sanitary meter, -ith “walls” an eightb*incb ease which in the majority of cases rode concerning such restaurants thick, and you have a picture ot Uie results faitadly - amd which may be and asked that the public help the ball, weighing only 200 pounds, in contracted through a simple i^ec- cause of sanitation by refusing to Overnight which 150-pound scientist Dr.. Jean tion. patronize places which do not abide F. Pleccu^ and 180*pound Lieut- Not only is tetanus a summer dis­ by these regulations. A. P. News Com. T. G. W. Settle intend to seed ease, but more cases amd deaths ame Roadside eating places are imder themselves amd soar at the height reported in July than in. any other the supervision of local health offi­ at eleven miles above the earth, month. Fireworks woimds are not- cers, but in some sparsely settled Cambridge, Masr.—Harvard busi­ ness school aeea evidences at pickup they hope, some time next month to thc only ones through which the sections, it is difficult for local We know that there are a number of people in Manr-j study the cosmic ray. germs of teiamus enter the body, health officers to make as frequent in genera] business increasing num­ ber o f inquiries and deflnite op<|i- ' But this 330 nounds of scientist however. Any pimctured or bauUy inspections as desirable and disre- Chester who cannot afford to pay for prescripticHia when ings for graduates of the school.' and navigator is a mere '«tau:t as to macerated wounds, such am those gart of health protection may de­ there is sickness in the family. To these people we m y Uie weight that will bt^ carried up which might come from toy pistols, velop in the interim between inspec­ Cambridge—Walter Lippmann of that we wiD be very happy to fill your preseriptimis in the sphere. ->fain item is a quam- splinters amd naiils produce a chamce tions, Mr. Scott explained. New York, Political writer, elected to Harvard board of overseers. ABSOLUTELY .FREE OF CHARGE (except UQQor and Uty o f leaul dust ~iore than ten for infection amd should receive the The more Important featiures con­ Boston—Everett Sanders, chair­ times the weight of the ball, or 2200 attention of a physician. cerning roadside eating places in tbe narcotk). It wiO only be necessary for the preserihtDg: : pounds, to be used in the cosmic ray man of the Republican National Automobile accidents in which sanlta^ code as told by him are the physician to write on the back of the prescription that measurements amd finally disposed comxnittee predicts his party will dirt is ground into woimds, injuries follow in g: the patient is unable to payfor it and to sign u Ib name. of as badlast. recapture the control of National received about stables, amd adl other ‘‘Water supplies. available for Add to these items a radio send­ House in^l934. The same care and attention wiD be • given every ing amd receiving set, batteries, m wounds in which dirt may be car­ drinking and washing dishes must adr-rejuvenating device, oxygen ried beneath the skin should be con­ be of safe sanitary quality. Public free Prescription as those we charge for, o i^ the best tanks, guages, oarometer, camera, sidered &B potential sources of teta- *vater supplies are under tbe super­ of ingredients wDI be used, as is customary in our Pre­ a 24-hour food amd drink supply, nue Infection. Wounds received in vision of the State Department of scription Department amd a battery lighting-system, amd’ stables or on ground upon which Health and can be used with safety. THEATERS you have an attestation of the faith horse fertilizer hao been used are. Private wells and springs properly The best of courtesy and attention wiU be shown very damgerous, for tetamus germs protected against surface wash, not these stratosphere probers are plac­ AT THE STATE all persons tendering these prescriptions. ing in a thin shell made out of salt are normally present in the intesti­ open to dipping of utensils, and brine pumped from a depth of 12UU nal tract of the horse. located away from sources of sew­ This free prescription service we wiU render for 'tiis Two Features Today feet below the homes of the citizens Unlike the germs of diseases like age pollution, are usually safe. Some balance of this month and the entire month of July. in Midlamd, Michigan. typhoid fever, diphtheria, o r scaurlet enterprising proprietors are avlng “Peg O’ My Heart” With Marion The brine is pumped to the sur­ fever which soon die if discharged their private water supplies analyz­ Davies and “Hold Me Tight” with face and then, like the fadiy god­ from their natural habitat into an ed at frequent intervals and are Jimmy Dnnn, SaUy Ellers and Frank mothers of old, Midlamd chemists unfavorable environment, the germs posting the laboratory reports. McHugh are the two features on the wave their wamds amd behold, a of tetamus, when discharged amd “ToUet facilities must be provided liquid of apparent little vadue be­ program at the State today and Sat­ subjected to adverse conditions, im­ for employees and in most cases are urday. *1116 Baer-SchmelJng Fight ARTHUR’S comes the world’s lightest stnrctur- mediately go into the spore stage also available for public use. Sani­ pictures will be an added attraction DRUG STORE ad metal —and with it Dr. Piccard where they will withstand drying tary conditions are required. hopes to set new adtitude records; to this big double feature show. On “Where Spending Is A Saving” EU'l even heat greater than that of “Foodstuffs must not be exposed Saturday another chapter of the spy on the cosmic ray; obtadn vadu- boiling water. Some soils retain the 845 MAIN STREin^ RUBINOW BJETIU^O alue information which he expects to Jlies and dust. Keep away from thrilling “Clancy of the Mounted” spores longei tham others. restaurants where you see food will be played. will be of great vadue to scientists JAYNE SHADDUCK of the future. Fortimately, in this modem day spread out in the open without prop­ ”I Cover the Waterfront” with Engineers here faisbioned the there is a tetanus antitoxin which if Hails From Portland, Ore. metal into eight segments ot a promptly aulministered will render Blonde Hair, Blue Eyes, 5 ft, 5 in.. Weighs 116 sphere, welded them together, xxrauie the germs of lockjaw harmless. In a shiny ball, capped it top and botr cause of bad bums or cuts, effort Wck Powell, one o# the stars In “Gold Diggers of 1988” , chooses Jayne tom for strength, cut ten portholes should be niade to Aach a pbysiciam Shaddock as the most beautiful of 200 gorgeous chorus girls in “Gold fitted w ith opticad glauss, cu t also as soon as possible, so that no time Diggers of 1988.” Do you agree with Mr. PoweU? Be sure and save two man holes for entramce amd will be lost in receiving this toocu - your pictures so that you may select the five outstanding Gold Diggers and lation. possibly win onb of the 25 free-tickets to see “Gold Diggers of 1988” at exit, provided two “collars" so that the State soon. ropes might be attached. The resiUt is the gondola in which the scientist and his U. S. aurmy alrmam will spend twenty hours adoft, starting AUTO REPAIR MEN rooms on the parsonage grounds from the Century of Progress Ex­ last Wednesday evening. position at Chicago. WAPPING John W. Belcher of Elilington An adr-rejuvenating device like road, is still confined to Manchester that used by Piccaurds brother, MUST BE LICENSED Sherwood, Stanley and Sherman Memorial hospital with a serious Auguste, last summer in a strato- Waldron and Robert Watroue spent eye trouble. spb^e flight from Zurich, Switzer­ tbe day at tbe Bunce School picnic A surprise party was given at the land, will supply two quauts of pure last Thursday. home of Harry A. 'Twele, son of M.r, Oxygen a minute. ^ Suitability of Applicut Must Mr. and Mrs. William G. Twele ot and Mrs. William G. Twele, in honor TYDOL PUMP The two adrman will have a living Elmer street, EMt Hartford^ former of bis birthday. Those present were space four feet square and about six residents of this town, announce tne Miss Lois Ebert, Miss Dorothy and a badf feet high,' marriage of their daughter, Evelyn Maloney, Miss Rutb Murry, Miss Be Determined* % B (lo n If Mary, to Frederick Arthur Rett- Augusta Rettberg, Alllton Knlgbt, The cosmic ray instruments, berg, of 81 Central^avenue^ Blast John Dyber, Geo. ,;e Barber and Mr. boused in small boxes, will be found Is Granted. Hartford, in New York City on and Mrs. Frederick A. Rettberg. on tbe “equator" shelf. Part of it Saturday, June 8. will consist of cosmic ray meters, Tbe V. M. C. A. Uncus Group held Viceroy Mendoza introduced one shielded by several inches of the Dealers and repairers ot m otor their meting at tbe Y. M. C. A. printing into Mexico in 1036. lead dust, another unshielded, so vebiclee were s^med today of tbe that penetration and direction of tbe necessity imder tbe law of making rays may be observed. application for a license to operate Heavy woolen imder-and-outer tbeir buelnesses in a bulletin issued clothing will be worn by tbe pair, to by Colonel Michael A. Connor, Com' oombat tbe 100 degrees sub-zero missioner of. Motor Vehicles. Tbe temperature of tbe stratosphere, law, passed by tbe recently adjoum< and hot water bottles and chemical ed General Assembly and effective No Down Payment heating pads will also be taken Saturday, July 1, provides for tbs Profiting by the experience of his issuance of a license on payment of is required on the cottage site brother, who found that attraction twenty-five dollars after the suit­ '''' of tbe lun’s rays on one side ot bis ability of tbs applicant has Men de­ you select at fOBdola, which be bad painted termined by the department. All olaek, railed tbe interior tempera­ applications for eueb licenses shal ture of tbe ball to 104, degreee be made at tbe main office ot the Fabrenbeit, Dr. Piccard will paint Motor Vehicle department at Hart­ tbe top of bis gondola white to repel ford. LAKE AMSTON tbe rays. “The primary object of tbe law Two of the windows will be of Colonel Connor steted, ”is to furnish Come down , . , select your lot . , , then pay in monthly spsclal quartz glass about three regulation for responsible dealers inetallments of |5—110—110 or |20, according to tbe site selected. iuebes to diameter for installation and repairers with tbs end In vlsw That's all . . . and yet you and your family can enjoy tbe advan­ '■ fyS W of a spectograpb, to make pboto of eliminating certain questionable tage! of tbe lake reeort just as much as though the entire pur­ gragblc records ot tbs sun's spec practices of fly-by-night sellers of chase price bad been paid. used cars. A feature of the law trum to determ ine tb*) am ount ot Careful restrictions are In effect—building lines have been ultra-violet rays. Tbe question of that should be tffsotivs In tracing established—hardened roads, running water and electricity arc ultra-violet absorption of tbe air down accidents is that which re­ on tbe property. will thus be answered, it is bslevsd quires that repairers report to tbs Tbe lowly blan will play Its part Motor Vsblols department those in this dramatic chapter Id tb s his­ vsbiclss which have been brougot tory of scisnes. Piccard and Ssttls Into tbslr place of buslnsss, slthsr will take a supply of bsaas, oannsd, for repairs or storage, and wblcb with otbsr extra provlsloos, in ease bays beto damaged to the sstimatsd Full Size Lots tbslr twenty-four drift from Chica­ extent of twenty-five dollars or go should land tbsm in tbs wilds ot m ors." Prietd From Caaada, wbsrs no food might be Dealers and repairers number available for hours. ilates will be issued under this act S!or ten dolldrs a pair. Under the ovislODs of tbe statute, the bul- If Kdn stated, tbe furnishing of a one SOUNDS CAN KILL thousand dollar bond la no longer $ «> rsquirsd. and the mitiimnwi of 190 fifty dollars, formerly the rule. Is And Up. O r l v e * BACTERIA IN MILK sllminated. A "rspwsr,” It Is sx- plalDsd, is not required to taka num­ idfR tlfti Annoiincf They C«n ber plates If the nature of his busi­ All lots have front­ ness Is such that the operation of a b r l c a * ® * Produce Cheinietl Chingee motor vehicle Is unnecessary. age of ISO or more by So-Called Nolee Treat Hsrstofors dsaltrs or r^alrsrs nent. who uMd oars in oonnsotlon with feet. All enjoy the :* tbslr buslnessu were reaulrsd to Gbleago, Juds 88.— (AP)*— Zf tbs pay a minimum fes of fifty dollars same privileges. belw could eiy at a higher pitch he which tntitlsd them to five sets of might aaake bis own mine mors di- plates. Under the new law tM 1 The flret Lubrleefleg W-tect ' gastlbls. / minimum fee for one set of plates A study of tbs offset of eotmds In Is ten dollars with a charge ot ten No Taxes or Interest Never before has the public shown such an ” -r dollars for each additional set. The Oasollne. IthiiirlceteseeltMveet causing obsmioal changes In milk . and other substanoss including small dealer or repairer. It Is pdat- For One Yearl overwhelming preference for any gasoline! making tbs proteins in milk mors sd out, actually is bsnsfittsd finan­ taaltar digssubls, w as reported to- cially under tbe new arrangement Mllllone of motorists are making a giant 2 The Meet PewerMQasoNiw ever diy to the American Association for Instead of a fifty dollar fee for a SiUeimiB On Th« Property; tbe Advancement of Bclenoe, by license and an additional ten dollars swing to Triple TYDOL. Doctors B. W. Florsddrf and L. A. as payment for a bond, the small Every Day UiitU Dark. < soW it ngeler gee price Chambers of tbs University of dealer or repairer le to be licensed Pennsylvania Medlcsl school. for twenty-five dollars and may ob­ Why?... Because the road to economy • • • •dentists have recently learned tain one let of plates t o t sn addi­ that bacteria In milk, water, fruit tional ten dollars which, permit! TO REACH LAKE AMSTON the road to smoother performance '. . • 3 The HIghett HirtHftioch QeeeBee Meee and other liquids can be killed him to conduct his business at a • / ' * M “super-sounds'* of very high total expenditure o t thirty-five dol­ Drive eouth on South Main the road to high-priced quality at no eztrg piteb. lars. Street through Bast Glaston­ bury to New London Turn­ ever eold et rcgeler gee priN Doctors Plorsdorf and Chambers The new law defines a dealer as cost... leads straight to the TYDOLpump. discovered thw could produce chem- any person who Is aotivalv and pike. Go south on New Lon­ TId. WaUr 00 M n Owp^ SSM IW a St, HMtfMt4 leal Changes by sounds well within regularly engaged in the btlttnesa of don Turnpike to Marlborough the range of human hearing. For ‘‘ lying, MlUng, or exoluuiging motor four-comers. Turn left to- paovE nr yourself. . . in your own can Conn. TaL H i^ ord 8-2184. example a hen’e egg, they reported, hloles, who hae an eetabllsbed Hebron, turn to Amston. appemred to have Men soft boiled place of buslnese in this etate and under the noise treatment. who may. Incidental to his business, Their Immediate problem, the repair motor vehicles, or cause them sdentiste said, was to determine the o be repaired by qualified periona o 5 ' 'J I 1" ^ effect of these sounds on the quallQr n his employ. ’Repairer’ shall in­ i of-m ilk . I' Vi'S. ^ \ clude any pereon actlvely^and regu- 1? ... X r ^ might be expected,’* they said, Amst6ii Lake ^ v ' .•> arly engaged in the buiinees of re­ 5 ' ' ^ ' v-'W , ' ' “That under tho eonle tiMtment tbe building and repairing motor m i jmotelfie In milk would be rendered vehicles who has an estabUsiied Dydigeetible,especially for place-of busineei In thla etate, and Conipany — iM. w e are oonductlng experl- 2^0 may, incidental to his busiaess, asfmti to obtain direet evldenM eon- my, sell, or exchange not naore than Afflaton, Conn. theee questions «ad that o f fire motor vehteles la any balendar y«8*'-** =4. The First teef r,r- ■■■.Vi- ,* ''-f •■ T' V ,>■■ X y ■■•'■■ 1 .^■ ' ,'•.' V' ‘ |; - i ■ % .

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Hemp Orehostra—midwest S:S»- S:S0—Tho South Saa Islandors 7:80— 8:80—Columbia Revue—also est S:0»— 4M0—Arlans Jaokasn—also eat 8:00- 8:00—Lou Holtz A Oreh,—o to o S i i ^ 4:18—Ta Be Announead 8 : ^ 8i86—Do Re Ml TrlOT-also coast S:S0—...... 4:80—Wlnnla^...... ,j tha Faoh—to est ___ 9:48—Rich's Columbians—also e 8:48- 4:48-Paul Wins'* •‘ •Of-a*** 8:18—10:18—Little Jack Little—c to e 4 :0p— 8:00—Dinner Coneart—also est 8:8(^10:80—Ted Lewis Orohos.—o to e 4:80— 8:80—Oauld and Shoftor, Plsnoa 10:00—11:00—Qlen Cray Orohos.—e to e 4 :4 ^ 6:48—Will Cuppy*s Just Relax 10:80—11:80—Qee. Hall Orchss.—o to e 8KK>— SMO—Mauntarnaars—wsafiln W only 11:00—12:(K^Danco Hour—wabo only 8:18— 8:18—Burton Halmos, Traval NBC-WJZ NETWORK 8:30— 8:80—Vaeatisnoars—wear only: BASIC — East: wjs wbs>wbaa wbal Harding Sisters—chain only wham kdka wgar wjr wlw wsyr wmal; 8:48— OHS^Tho Ooldbargs, Sarlal Act Midwest: wcky kyw kfkx wenr wls 8:00— 7:00—Oroh. A Cavallars—c to a kwk kwer koll wren wmaq kso 7:08- S:00—Tom Howard and Othsra i r . ; ■ ' i ' 7—:3^ 8:86—Viator— Young's > OrohastriOrehostra NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj Ihow—to est wlba kstp wabo wday kfyr ekgw etef 8rt)0- 8:00—Jaok Bonny Vh SOUTH — wrva wptf wwpo wls wjax 8:86— 8:86—Tho Country Club—oast wfla>wsun wlod wsm wmo wsb wapl Rem em lM V Oar! 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Chairs ' Serving Tray Whec wlba :rfea woro wioo oirb okao phan Annie—repeat for midwest - DIXIE — wgst wsfa wbro wqam wdod Sd>0— 8d)0—Amos V' Andy—east only \ 1 , ''''* ^ - ion wree wlao wdsu wtoc lorld wrr 5 :1 ^ 8:16—Rendeloors Mala Quartot WMaeJrtrh kteawblr wacowtar wdbj koma wwva wdbo wmbg wodz wejs wbt *5:80— 8:8I^Pastoral, Coneart Orehas. 'MIDWEST — wcah wmbd wtaq wkbh 8:(KV- 7:(K^Tho Oold Rush, Dramatis $2 >4S kfab wisn ksej wlbw kfb wmt wnaz 6:30— 7:80—Adventures In Health wkbn wcco 8:48— 7:48—Phil Cook and His Aot MOUNTAIN—kvor kls koh ksl 7rt)0— 8:00—Phil Harris, Orehostra COAST — khl koln k«b kfre kol kfpy 7:30— 8:30—Phil Baker Show—e to s Durable Tickings ^ 1 kfbk kmj Inrs kern kdb krmb 8:00— 9:00—Coneart Organ Raeltal V »•» . 1 ^ . ' • • 8:30— 8:3^Flrst Nlghter-also coast J* . > A. ■Cent.-East. Limit 2 to a Customer '■t: -rV "t 2:30— ::30—U. S. Army Band—c to c 9:00—10:00—SIzzlers' Trie — oast; 3:00— 4:00—Don Lang's Story—c to c Amos 'n' Andy—repeat for west 3:16— 8:18—John Kelvin, Tenor—to o 9:18—10:18—Qruon and Hall, Pianos 8:30— 4:30—Skippy, S k o t e h — east 9:80—10:80—Phantom Gypsy-to coast only: Between the Beekenda—west 10K1D—11:00—Mills Musical Playboys 3:48— 4:48—Dancing Echoes—also est 10:30—11:30—Teddy Blaok's Orchestra E P E a TWO KINGS WTIC Fravelen Broadcasting Service \ AT ROYAL COURT Hartford, Conn. i LIVING ROOM BEDROOM ■‘lO.OOU W „ 1060 WL O., S82-3 Bt. Friday, June 28, 1088 English Looiige Chairs ...... $ 9>94 $18.60 Odd Vanities in Walnut .... $ 5.95 King George and King Feisal, E. D. S. T. $18.50 4:00 p. m.—Little Symphony. Fireside Wing Chair...... $14.95 $ Odd Dressers in O a k ...... $ 7.95 4:15—Trismgle Club $24.50 14.50 of Iraq Expected at To­ 4:30—South Sea Islanders. 5:00—Walter Dawley, organist $5.95 Occasional Chairs...... $ 2.95 $24.50 Odd Wardrobes in Walnut...... $U.95 5:30—Sunset Hour —Moshe Para- -Pc. Solid Maple San Room S e t...... $19.50 night’s Presentation. nov, director. $29.50 2 $7.95 Metal Beds ...... — $ 2.95 6:00—WrightviUe Clarion. 2- Pc. Living Room SnUo in Pebbio Cioth. $26JM 6:30— ^Merry M adcaps and Revere $50.00 $50.00 3-Pc. Bedroom Suite in M aple...... $2940 London, June 23.— (A P)—For. the Sisters. $65.00 3- Pc. Suite in Homespun...... $38.00 , flr00 ingham Peilace tonight, at which 13 Baldwin and Knights of Melody. $50.00 4-Pc. Suite in Walnut. . — ...... American women are to be present­ 7:45—Studio Program. $125.00 3- Pc. Gennine Mohair Suite...... $5^00 $38JW ed. $65.(10 4-Pc. Suite in Wainnt tHth Maple •.. This $75.00 7>Pc;Malacca Sunroont S e t...... $39*50 $75*®® 4*PCU Suite Tu-Tone Walnut With Poster Bed ..... court of the year and tt may have 9 ;oo—Jeanle Lang LAng’ and Tom How^ -Pc. Charies of London Suite...... $ JM a double disthictlon. King Feisal of ard. $75.00 2 38 $85*®U 4-PCe Suite Large.Dresser, Poster Bed, Wardrobe, Vanity . $58.90 Iraq will probably attMid, it was 9:30—Famous Favorites — Chrls- $85.00 2-Pc. Queen Anne S u ite...... $42.00 said. If he does, two Kings will be tiaan Kriens, dlxector; Maurice $85jiO 4-Pc. Suite >" B«rl WaJmil ...... $57AO present at the glamorous and im­ Wallen, tenor. $ -Pc. Pfllow-Aim Suite...... $ pressive fimction. 10:00—Jack Beimy and Frank 130.00 2 5&00 $100*®0 4*PCo Suite Crotch Walnut with Poster Bed . , . , , , . $78A0 lUness prevented King George Black’s OrchestrsL $85.00 2-Pc. Hollywood Suite . . . i ...... $47*00 from attending the four previous itw Cli $75AO 3-Pc. Colmdal P ^ Maple Snlte $47.00 courts. 11:00—Show Boat Orchestra. $150.00 2-Pc. H oll^ood Salto in Tapestry...... $68.00 The Americans to be presented to­ 11:30—^Mark Fisher’s Orchestra. $85*(M 3-Pc. Colonial smte in Mahogany $54410 night by Mrs. Robert W. Bingham, 12:00 Mldn. —Ralph KIrbery, the $85.00 2-Pc. English Lounge Suite...... $49*00 wife of the United States ambassa­ Dream Shxger, $200.00 -Pc. Modernistic Salto...... $ JM $75JMio 3-Pc. Solid EnglMh Oak Snlte dor, are: 12:05 a. m.—Don Bestor’s Orches­ 2 98 Mrs. Alexandra Bacon of West- tra. bury, N. Y.; Miss Henrietto Worth 12:30— ^Harold S tem ’s Orchestra. Bingham of Louisville, Ky.; Miss V 'torla Brady of Gladstone, N. J.; Mrs. Paul Hays of Staunton, Va.; Miss Carol Hulings of Baltimore; Mrs. Gladys Kemp of New Toxic WDRC City; Mrs. Henry A. Koelsch, Jr., of Scarborough-on-Hudson, N. T.; Miss 225 Hartfprd Conn. 1880 Margaret McReynolds of Chatta­ DININGROOM KITCHEN » .v" nooga; Mrs. John W. Monahan of Friday, June 28, 1988 Chicago; Miss Eleanor Converse 3:15 p. m.—Baseball Game; ^ston P resto and Miss Helen Robbins of Braves vs. Chicago Cubs. Reg. 69c. Felt Bairn Unolenm Remnants . : . .i. .29^ y<^ Washington, D. C.; Mrs. Linton 5:00—Don Lang — True Animal $24.50 Refectory-Tables in Misple ...... $15*7S Wells of Glens Falls, N. Y., and Miss Stories. Reg. $19.00 iFBumer Gas Range ...... — $9*75 Barbara Wertheim of New York 5:15—John Kelvin, Irish Tenor. Odd Walnut Serving Cabinets ...... $3*95 a t y . 5:30—Skippy. R ^ $6.00 Imfinislied Drop Leaf T abl^ .. ;. .$3*W Mrs. Thomas B. Berington, form­ 5:45—Dancing Echoes. $5.00 Buffet Mirrors ...... I ...... $2.95 Reg.$19.50 5-Pc. Decorated Breakfast Set .$ll.W erly of St. Louis, will be presented 6:00—Stamp Adventureiii' Club. by her mother-in-law, Mrs. Bering­ 6:15—Freddie Martin’s Orchestra. $5«®0 Wail Tapestriesy 4®x5® inches ...... ____ ;$1.95 R ^ $59.00 Coal Range . . • • • • • • ® 3 ^ ton, of Little Malvern Court, 6:30—Happy Bakers. Worcestershire. 6:45—G. Albert Pearson, bass; $59.0® 8-Pc. IMning Room Suite in walnut .. ___ $29*5® Regs $1.00 Splint Clomes Hampers ...... - 5 ^ Helen Tuttle, pianist Reg. $7.95.9x12 Congolenm Rugs ..... i 7:00—MUdred BaUey. $69*50 8-Pc. Sheraton Snite in walnut ...... $38.0® 7:15—^Diimer Music by Copley Plaza Rm $ ^ ^ 5-Pc. Poriediain Top Breakfast Set .$13.95 Ensemble. $100.0® 8-PC. Roll Front Snite matched veneers . ; .$57.00 Queer Twists 7:30—Jubilee Singers. Reg. $1UI0 unfinished Pantry- Ladder Stools...... 49c. 7:45—S. S. Mayflower Orchestra. $125.00 9-Pc. Suite in walnut veneers ...... $69*00 8:00—^Nino Martini, tenor; Colum­ Reg. $1.00 4pFL Step Ladders .. . .590* In D ay *8 N ews bia Symphony Orchestra. $165.00 9-Pc. Suite with extra large bnlfet . . . .$88.00 R ^ $17.50 ^PMr Steel RefrIgeMter .... 8:30—^The Foreign Legion. 9:00— ^Irvin Cobb. $185.00 lO-PCt^Suite in walnut veneers . i...... $95*00 Reg. $3.00 Gsk Center Tables, 16x16 incites ..... $1.00 " f i Milwaukee—A woman resident 9:15—Street Singer. of Milwaukee’s southside sought • t8a«6*. 9:30—Columbia Revue. $200.00 7-Pc.Modeme Dining Suite...... $10M 0 Reg. $7.95 ^ t Water Reaters . . . ^ • $4.98 information from Hesilth Commis­ 10:00—Qhesterfield Program. ------Clocks • a ‘ B x * ' • a ' a a a a $L39 sioner J. P. Koehler bn how to 10:30—Edwin C. Hill. $300.00 lO-Pc. Dnncan Phirfe Snite in malkigafwOM^OO keep an early rising rooster quiet 10:45—Freddie Rich and his Colum­ “The only way I know is to cut bians./ his head off,” the commissioner 1:15—Little Jack Little. suggested. 1:80—Charlie Davis Orchestra. 4-Post 3-P iece Bellingham, Wash.—A 48-cent Dmible Nadotisl Link 75 Superior Qro4f! i i* tmst fund has been set up here. I With the state Income tax law : 1 * .* still before the Supreme Court to Deaths Last Night Mbev ■f determine its validity, Judge Ed­ Studio Bed win Gruber ordered the pajrment of 48 cents be accepted, to permit the La JoUa, Callfr-Melville Best settlement of an estate. Anderson, 82, professor emeritus The money was duly deposited oi English literature at Stanford Couch .Tv' with the county clerk and the fund University. * I V*- y ' I ■ ’ set up, pending the court’s deci­ Manilar—Major Richard T. Tay­ sion. lor, 42, assistant chief ot staff of :8i8d* .ysin. Steubenville, Ohio—Dealt a per­ the Philippine Department of the fect bridge hand, 13 spades, Mrs. United States Aray, son of Dr. 8 1 1 « ; TImm siiitf***8t ’•(* «Nil Frank Feist didn’t faint or scream. James Monroe Taylor, former pres­ comtniietvd'-‘ and- cewred She veiy calmly bid a grand slam, ident of Vaasar college 1^ ' Rna'^ art .'Hclcfait In-. * ' . ..1 redoubled her opponent’s challenge, New York—WlUiaan Robinson ^oir 'M apIo Pinliih 'mdipifHp . 'tt8./*>'8smMb and markqd up a four thousand almonds, 54, for 29 years a mem Opani to Full, V Tha SfgiMt Typa score on the hand. ber o f the New Yorix S tock BX' 'limiid Via' ph8i,-,;;gMiig. yaa F^r^.-Twin ‘Siat - Sotlai, Chair, Wilmington, Del.— Six-year-old change, partner in the firm of and Twin Beds of UnivtrnI Strongth agaagil eomfart.: A Morris Schultz was struck on the Blagden and Simonds. m m , . . *1 r . t : ' ! 0 head by the lid of a piano while New York—^Miima Adelman, ac­ y . ■ ' >, .*•. ' : => ' ' ' '.•ir'j I. .■ wmmwimMmn practicing music in his home and tress and wife of Joseph Adelman X'.'- I ." , . .. was treated at a hospital for scalp of the American Academy of Dra< injuries. maUc A rt. No Mail, Phona, West Palm Beach, Fla.—Mrs Edna Carey Jefferson, 74, Shake­ or C. 0. D. Orders. r TO STABT TOMOBBQW spearian actress, last immediate NotMag ^osorvoil.; member of the family ef Joseph • l- r / i ;• Orbetdlo, Italy, June 28.— (A P )— Jefferson, famous actor. ’The departure, of 24 Italian sea­ Oakland, Calif. — William D .Ail Sales Final planes carrying nearly 100 aviators Houston,’ 65, retired MazUie corps .A»; now has been set for SatunlBy by o fficer aihd grandson , (ot General Nena. fo' Daalarf General italo J Balbo, air mlmster Sam BouBton, AmerioBa statesman 'p;* 'n V ,♦ 2Y T ^ who will lead the mass flight'to Cbl- and soldier. Limilod QuanHHaf. ' cago. New York—Frank (Duff Frasier, T ^ O ' ^ ' .*1- . 00, prominentyaWBeseeBais8 8» in aaa TOfk mmmmm and M ofe SAilJBOO children In- Anilm ilm Bauh B nub sodsw»boqIi caBr jon of the ■ -8tale« ride to sdloid' M r ; juid U n : T r m ..P lifd* ’ jdair b p i ^ i > A ( ! a s a llANCHflSl'BR BVEINING HERALD, BiAMUHES*! EK, CUMN^ EKlDAi;, JUNE 2 8 ,1989k

A anrliM tnr posal to restore citlsefiship rights of colors Judging from the factional to aotte ex-ocBvlet diffleuUiM within thatr organisation. Behind-the Scenes in Iti NEW YORK m m t wmIv . The independent milk deaUre wha PeaMMy Germany's "return to t a t t l e . I t a i m ^ St. tnwrtttg B?ral!> are now preparing to give battle to to go into tha PlatliMm prosperity" will coma through the the Chicago Fafo. tti rUJO the 'Control Board in the courts shirt msddng businaaa sopping up By dull ‘SIIRAXJ} PKUmNO OUaiPAMt. INU New York.—'T. 8. Stribllng, win­ Om of the plscoa ia a II BlMlll ItTMt assert that the bill w a s 'railroaded the pool of unemployment WASHINGTON ner of the Putttaer prlM tra year maatbrpiscs, MaMbaatar, Qobil through the Lsgidature at the be­ for his novel,''"Tlie Stoss" has at ssrvies of piatfomL tma THOMAS rnS uiD M and fiftean ooiiOM of pWSniak OM«r>>i llMavar hest of paid lobbyists for the big A lO B fO ra MA2IDATE. LAST-MPiLTE WUiiE HOUSE ^Hoover’s unfortunate "■here the last been won away from the South ORDERS* ^ BIADB SENATE work" plan. He is sold oo the re­ ued a t MAIO, want to ipiks ' milk distributing concerns and was President Roosevelt appears to an4 has taksq up tssidsDCs here. POBBOad Ootobar 1, IMl ANGRY covery act because he soon saw the His wtfe attends Columbia College. gcous tray, urn, sogir and Publlabad Haanr Uvaaiiif Mbaapi calculated, not to assist the dairy be surer of bis position regarding stuplAty of the ’‘share the work" and sugar tongs... .The cc . Boadara aab Baltda} a. Batarad at tba In "Raachffo" Stewart Edward Stribliag. always a person aritb Poat offlaa at Maoebaata/. Conn., as industry but to make peselble a the stabiUaatlon of Internationa RooeeveM's Reorganiaatton Flan idea. Privately he admits he an. indivimial vlewpcUat, is greatly service is vahMd at IKhOOO. / The White qHns another tale of tbe other piece on cxblMt is a C o i ^ daeeod Oass Mall Matta> wider spread between the price currency than, a few days ago, be Looked on os NeedleM Af­ becqme disgusted at his participa­ anntsed bsqums bis next novel is 40MCI n>nON RATiBS front to.Dignity.Dignity of Upper tion in the effort to "make labor American west of a century ago. and coming out, not in a high tfopby, whleb uses 280 onhoaa of a Zaar. bp mail • 0 0 A000 0 * • •AN paid to the producer and the price seemed to be when it was under­ p i s t i l ^ , la vahttid a t taoto fU a B o6j bear the burden df the depression." a swlagtqg, romantic, he-maaniah magaHns, but in tbs "pulMis.” it Kr l£dBtB# bp Mall ••••••••••••• «N paid by the consumer. 115,000 made up, ^ / EbjPla ooplas ••••••«■«•••••••••• u# stood that the 26 per osnt gold eqy- Aqger tale it is, too. ia entitjsd "Raflrobd." (X all tbe • • • ^ , -r , OaiTaarad. ana p a a r...... II.N There appears to be, la this mat­ erage plan was proposed by. Ameri­ By RODNEY DUTOHER Since March 4 u there been ebaractesu be svsr created, 8trib- It you rood "The Long Rifle," William Lyons Phslpar lialgaliig MHMBM o r rHM AMOCUTBO ter, all the elements of a first olaas cans in (iM World Economle con Washington, June 2d.<—Roosevelt's < only one , authenticated account of you’ll remember Andy Bunett, the llng confesses that the oorropt old dispatch of a reorganisation pro­ JudjM iu this novel is bis fbvortte. from Yale this yaar, la panfipa PRIM*’ political disturbance which may presldenttal anger, although Roose­ lad from Peanssdvania who took bis Tba Aibaafaud PraM It’s impossible to affront the story purporting to tell administra­ "Ranchero" finds Andy beading many cdebrftiea vied for attention, representatlvM, a more wide awake lo be trapped, by any stabilisation at Harvard one year. BciM dlght- aarvad. _____ House, but there ore certain ves­ tion plans to offer to accept a small into California. Tbe Mexican flag Prlncasa Dar Uag, former iady-in- ly' prejudiced, be bos etatatf that he ■ aad Mlf reliant cUm of citisens tiges of pride left in the Senate and waitlng to tbe Old BlmpreM in tbe Pull a^moa allaat of N B A Bar* project whatever, into making i portiw of the June war debt pay­ fliM there and Aguaicans are not felt ttiat the proportion ve- only mean for the moment the gain careful of your food combinations nsw Milk Control law which has names of the different foods that neered bedroom group with poster bed, ing of a Job -by one out of seven or are eaten would fill quite a large to avoid the gas fermentation. IMem chest, separate mirror, been manifesting ItMlf In the trade eight of the unemployed, but in con volume. recently is to take the form of de­ The races of today that have (No 'Itemedy" for Diabetee) and chest-OD-chest...... trast with one out of seven or eight Question: X. writes: "What rem­ termined opposition with, in all survived have discovered many of losing his Job it naakes all the dif> the secrets of natnre witb regard to edy do you recommend os being cor­ probability, a test of the constitu­ rect for the treatment of diabetes?" 968.95. Love Seat; English lounge type f erence in the world. the cultivation and conservation of having cut-back roll arms and, 9QQ*95 tionality of the law itself. It Very obviously ws are going up foods. In mort periods of the past, Answer: I do not reoommnid any would be far from surprising if the food was r#t plentiful and men bad "remedy" for diabetes outside of high back. Figured rust covering. If we gMn at anything like this rate to follow a fniigal fare except for ar living on a carefully planned diet outcome were to be the invalidation for the rest of the sununer and oocosiona' g o im a when a. large Stop using starches and sugars, Reed Suites of the hasty and ill considered ac­ autumn the country will be facing a animal was klued or there was an and write me a personal letter, giv­ tion of the Oeneral AsMmUy by imusually abtmdant season. I be­ ing me your name and address on a very different aad ImmenMly less stamped envelope so 1 can send you which the Board of Milk Control lieve that one of the reason’s dis- Price Guarantee• discouraging situation next winter. esM is so prevalent today is because more information on this subject $ was created. most'people eat more m the nour­ You 1 ^ "at tha low" whan you buy 44.75 (OoBtraottng Facial Moscleo) WatMaa Furniture this mwUi. You’ra This busitiess of price fixing, SHIRTS IN OBBMANY. ishing foods than they really re even GUARANTEED tha lowMt which appears to have been the end quire. The poblem today even with Question: Miss V. writes: '1 am Tbs shirt business ought to be hard times is not so much to secure suffering from a oontraedion of tbe pricMl If you find tha same mer­ Just two stick-raad auitas rather than a means in the drafting looking up in Germany. As fast as rich foods as to use with them a facial muscles due to a cold. What chandise at our stora withbi the next a t this pries. Two ptoofo of the new law, is an extremely detl- sufficient amount of the more bulky, would you adviM la order to cure aix montha for leas maoay wo will re­ aoeh; fall alas davoaport, a political grot9 is organized, mind tha dlffarenca! anddialr. Rsfular ItOjOO. eate one. Cleaily, whenever it is leas CMicentrated, varieties. UaloM my illHSM?" adopts a certain color o f shirt for mankind learns ip dilute tlu more NORGE undertaken an entire potential sit­ Answer: As the contraction of uniform purpooM and becomes im foods with th facial muscles is due'to a cold they The only reMgarator with uation must be examined from every equipped with tks fannants, it is centraftfitypeq, tlu food discoveriM will automatleally relax when the the effldeat fltoilator Pump. ocBfiaivable angle ior the dlscovary of etviltetioB wffi lead to its own cold disappears. If the eontraettoB Costs isM to oim aad Ism to suppressed and the sMafoara con no ultimate ruin aad decay. operatel of possible effects before the pceoe- still remains, thpre is sbms d i« ^ ^ lo ^ e r wear their •*****T****rfnf The dining table habits arc great­ of your nervous system whidi dure is finally adopted. Certainly ahirts. That meano, of ooutm, that ly in need of reform. Many of the would require an ezaminatien. the proposal for the erection in this they must buy some other kind of greatest sdentists, legislatorB aad state of a milk commission' endowed men of letters are UteiaUy diggtag (Anus Smc from VaednaBea) •hilt. Hitler's BrownShlrts alone their graves with their teeth be- Question: G. Q. C. writes^ '1, ■ J.. wNh dletatorlal powass never rsosiw have bean aUe fo fat consider canM of Indlscrstl^ at the table. know several, ebildfen ,wlu» were ed any snfo emifinatfrtn^fiil^ehi^i ahla parikid of sarvtoe But of t b ^ This la an ags great fovpnt^ons. Ntodaoted about a pear ago.' Tbdr Tba measure was ^ propofod~ itnd And tbs progress effoankind Should arms were not sore and appeared distinctive garments—and the be aooeimted at a^gmater rate to be entlrdy- wen. The soar left Serving adopted wtthbnt vily midbb more chances seem to be that pretty soon than ever before, oniflt is appalling an tndeibtioa,'as usual,, and rooent^ thai^t^ flvia to a pro- [foey wtt ha appaariaf m a yatlply ^jM fM ^y fUM thfoksM are BSgleet- the. piaee baa pufM n- iff Iffp. f, f ^ ; 7 - - . - LY ?V- - • ICANGHSSTBR BVENING BEfiALO, MAMCHS8TSU. OONM^ FfUlUY, JUNE ^ im .

AJfyBRTTBWMICNTB ADVBRTX8B11BNT8 story was not unlike that of many Uquidatlona, tha N a - ad by Garman, Intatasta to sur- other Florida developments — land tlonal Bank in a< ^ the mount aschangw Afllohltlss. COURTS DK SUMS w as scrid. la rg e ly on plq^er, .and Florida davak^msaL Brothar> IBRAZUIAN COFFEE Latar a Qrsak coffea corpora­ huge ouUays were made. Mllllens hood decided to go tut cf ^ bank­ tion contracted to esOhaaga prod­ w ere sunk. ing -builusea, and ^the Btandard BASK OF BARTER ucts ot that dountry for BramUan Trust Bank was fbrmed—with the edffaa. ' OFUBORUinRF W hen the 1927 o on vw tion tate developments undertaken. Lasts for; Cendnaeas sleeve wood or met­ ment, 43d Division. I al. Easily Scott is a brother of Lady Mar­ Then Stone and his Brotherhood years. Well iadag ginaa doabl# k e t Scott who won. the first Brit­ associates decided to enter Wall galvanfaed' BeaRr w#ith 2S% sMsa. Tab. washed. 15 A traveler can fly in the same wear. Btoeergray. colors. ish wom en’s championships. In 1893, plane from London to Lake 'Wo- street Itself, and they did so in a azainsi rost. farrat^ and dieael peredaia 1894 and 1895. toria, in the heart of Africa, on a big way. Ten million dollars worth aaamrlnil O iaariasa plated fit- regularly scheduled passenger of shares were purchased in the . 2-Quart Freezer daga. Mahegsny finiahed aeaL 4-Honr Enanml route. . powerful Eznpire Trust Co., along W W d'f Lew P r to o Ward'! Low Prioe Leek! A Bargain with an option for complete con­ KItehen Sink The expenses of the United trol. The Equitable Building was 8 9 e TALCOTTVILLE States pi^dent and the upkeep of bought fo r $38,000,000. price for summer Quart the White House involve about In 1925 Stone w a i ill. I t was . $2A0 value. $ 2 2 . 9 5 Use on wood $450,000; King George’s dvU list known that .he was worried, that Best pereeleia SMoey eea hay. er metal aar- The public school closed Thurs- Smooth ice Auto Seat Covers normally appropriates $2,888,900. le had talked of rehabilitation of oraaafr— triple C h ia w a a plated fittatga. feeeal One Aay at noon for the summer re­ his financial enterprises, and that aotloa.: Stwdy aaart cevera cess. le feared their dissolution. Millions ever 199 aq. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Talcott, green w o o d Water Heater had been borrowed from B. L. B. tub. • > • ft. 17 celers. Br., le ft on Thursday fo r th eir funds, from the banks and inveat- $ 1 .1 9 f lununer home at Rockport, Mass. For Expert ment and bolding coxnpaanies, and $ 4 - 4 5 <3aorge Johnson of Providence, from outsiders. Ilian S ^ e died on Hoc wMriaMi Good leekbig alip Slnte Ronting R. I„ has entered thb employ of Electric June 12. Qatar#] er i r # w t te ge ever WarWiLmvMce , ^ % talcott Brothers Company and for eaahieaa ead aeat the present Is staying at the home Refrifirerator Probably the 'jignM^^slagla vsn- baekA Protect k v W tk U a O. WeUes, JT. , $ t . $ 9 toro of the orgamaatlon had been eledies fcaa^ dhtt Cora Blankenburg of Port Service p rojected b y that time—the de- W anTi la w 9Mca,, r ir t iSheaker, N. Y^ is visiting Mr. and Call 5680 vd^m M it'of a dty In Florida, then e a d datt Alt furs. Charles Blankenbu^. In boom. ■ Others carried on, among Made el sled. Geo bai' ceapes ffe ; aR a few oM l 'te O M M A Mrs. Albert B^be, Frands, John Anthorlaed Fr^dalre Serv- them Ctoorge T. Webb, banker; Al- ceediea er aedaat ind tmellle Beebe are spending teOHmai^ w ith i t vanley Johnston, now under Indict-' steel. I9.M. tevtMl days at the Beebe oamp, pnetloal oxperleoea. m ent; W . V. Dunlgaiu J. H. iOasseil kmth Coventry. and T. J. Blssett A menth after : J MtM Virginia Stiles is a patient Stone’s death Acting-President it tlw Memorial hospital, Manchsa- [ P * 8 , In c . Prenter and his associates bought A A O N T G O A A F R V WARH A A O M T T , R Y w a r d ler, , having undergone a minor 27,000 acres of land near a small railroad station called Venlee. Th i 824-828 MAIN STRBirr .1 Ys ; I 1..1 . i. y •

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A nas A im __ Rooeevelt, Gbaster Fetxis. These have •pm t theie four happy, McCarthy, Suiaim T irm various ehecactere were dressed in aucceeiful. end prafitphle years at key, Edith Gavell UeComb, Ken­ xlmm axi uniy fit#' th; ooetnme eppropriete to their MaqriMSter High Sehool. bathe in the Ihke tteee MAROIOFT1ME *^C9aaBnatee: Tlila BorainK w e are neth William MeOormlok, Robert natioB and poa^ in front of their Cbarlefi MoOoraiiek. Dinner guests at the home of Mr., water being very odd tcom reqtective national ’flaga. asaembled together as a dass for the OUT OF BOUNDS temperature of the past waeh. Bt HUBN WBLSHIMBR John Raymcmd McQaim,' Harold Alice concluded with a compUment last time. This is a sad occaaloa; and Mrs. Robert Oobb Sundey were Mrs. Name Cole ratutnad ‘fbura-j: IS DRAMATIZED for many of us it is the end of our \^cent McIntosh, Wadsworth to President Rooaevelt with the ad­ V PU R nnlan tan’k wdUMheved, Kenith McKinney, Thomas Charles Mre. Anna Grenstrom the Mieeee day after a week, apeat with ralhr monition. “We are with you. Hr. school careers and the parting of Esther and Alibe GranstrOm, Messrs tives in Bqthel, VL, during arbldi our wajrs. Yet again, this is a ^ Toer ween haven't naBatn. McPartland, Msjy Margaret Mo- Praeideat, the whole nation is be- Defiant iagifn a anywhere Velgh, Mildred Meyer. Frank Hubert Carl and .Herbert Granstrom from time ihe attended- tee graduatitih : glorious occasion for we know we To wave tm d u d beaneiB. ATOmATION b'nd you, but dm’t let them get too have achieved something. We have Mickewlcz, Frederick James Mil­ Indian Orchard, Mess., Mr. and Mrs. exercises of tea High sehool at far behind r which her son Stanley Cde gradual* n mastered our school ' wwk. We CTRAY piBsiet hide beneath ilim leave*, dren. Ethel Dorothea Modin, Doris Walter Carlson of East Long- (Oontiiiiied from Pace. One) Satarte TO Setenoe have spent four memorable years ^ And foeee dimb all over Claire Mohr, Herman William Mon- noeadow, Mass., and Mr. and Mrs. e On her return home ahe was ac­ This clever episode showed a together sharing our Joys and sor­ iThe tid lk a i and window lUli, Ue, Lillian EUzabetb Moorbouse, Ed­ George Cobb of East Hartford. companied by bar daughtar, Itehi the boys aiid \^ce Preaideat Barbara laboratory technician, Miae MUdred rows. We have gainki experience 'And danddlonr and dover ward Thomas Morlarty, Francis Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lyman of EUza- Helen Cole of Gardner,, Maw., wtw Hyde. leaAng the girls, directed Sutherland explaining to a guest from our^wn little triumphs in Matthew Morlarty, Pen^ope Peten betb, N . Jn are spen. graduates. Four members of the of science for the past year. A man that affords at 'present little oppor­ Moat any dace you look you’ll see Rev. and Mrs. Au W. MaUlnger AfayadBifaerdaifT. Richard Ernest Nichols, Eleanor The June meeting of the Ladies class were unable to be present to had been overcome by carbon tunity in the industrial field.^ Let Nickerson, Frank Sherwood Nyman, and Mre. Florence Badge went to receive their diplomas; Raymond monoxide gas in his garage. Givmi us make our leisure hours profitable Aid society was held Tuesday after­ Hartford Thursday evening to ths Berger and Thomas B'reebum who garden apot ia orderly.. .. Anthony Richard o'Bright, 'Teofila noon at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth up for dead he had been rushed to by participation in worthwhile pas­ ’Ifaa landlord hat allotted Ofiara, Theodore Seymour Owers, exerdsee of the graduating elaas at are now in government employ and a hospital where it was fouhd that times and by keeping up our inter­ Natacb, S6 ladies being present. It the Weaver High school, srhioh A wfakbw ledge d e e d e d to hold Ruth Evelyn Peterson, Elizabeth was voted that the date of the an­ at Edv7ard Macauley and Kenneth his heart action had ceased but est In the affairs of the day so that Six tdipe, niedy p o t^ Miss Adella Badge was a member. , Rogers whose work also prevented Morton Pierce, Irene Agnes Pola, nual fair be Thursday, August 17th. where a brilliant young interne con­ In a few years when it will be our Mlld^sd Prentice. Several former graduatea of the them from attending the exercises ceived the idea of injecting methline duty and privilege, as active citizens, VOUR fiowm’ prankt are Innocent, It was also announced that a food Windham High echool, aa well as The 210 remaning seniors made an ^ Mine have a dreadful haUb Elizabeth Coffin Quimby, Andrew sale will be held at the hall Satur­ blue into his body. The laboratory to voice our opinion in matters of Raguskus, Andrew Francis Renn, members of tee under-ipeaduata and excellent appearance in their gray action took place on another side state, we shall do so intelligently Eadi crock pick* out a head to hlti day afternoon, July 1st from 2 to 0. graduating classes went to WQU- caps and gowns, marching with dig­ and benrildally. Let us continue Before my hand can grab it Anna Margaret Renn, Giovanna Francis Hunt t i New London is of the stage and ifriiile the chemical Reymander, ffieanor May Robert mantic Thursday avoilng to attend nity and in excellent formation. effect was taking place to restore to work steadily and earnestly at visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Jen- the Senior reception. President Hultine gave a few words every opportunity, always remem­ IT S ipaatred toma eroeapatch’* h a t. son, Ada Undley Robinson. Ken­ nld Hunt. oxygen into the blood stream and I I'm sM ac up my garden. neth Goodrich Rogers, Mhrrlll Ben­ At the' graduating exercises of the of welcome and presented the pro­ make resuscitation possible, the bering our motto. They can because A very light vote was cast IHies- Windham High School Wedneaday gram without further introductions. they think they can.’ If we do I’m gacdBg much too bored and tired jamin Rubinow, Caroline Catherine day, less than 50 percent of the vot­ scientific reactions were explained Of booing people'* pardon. Rudinsky, John Michael Rukus, Nor­ evening the Rotary Qub prize at Musical Program. by the laboratory technician. A bit this, classmatea, I am aure that in ers of the town being suffciently in­ The first number was a group of man Charles Rylander, Irene Hulda glO for the best Sailor Home Pro­ of chemical reaction was shown in the years to come we aball reap the terested to cast their vote. There ject in vocational agriculture was three selections by the glee clubs some glass tubes to close this effec­ full benefits of our education and Sandholm, Joseph Sartor, were 107 votes in all, 62 for repeal singing under the leadership of Al­ «hitii look back with ever-increasing John Scarchuk, Joseph John awarded to Raymond Cobb ef tive sketch. Those in the pantomims cz/ and 45 against. Columbia. bert Pearson, director of vocal mu­ were Merrill Rubinow, Stuart Jos­ pride and gratitude to our own Man­ Schoen, Harold Frederick Schuetz, Five pupils from Columbia were sic. “Passing By’’ by Purcell and chester Hiib School.” Arthur Milton Shorts, Anna Ange< among the class graduated Wednes­ “The Great Awakening’’ by Kramer lln, Barbara Hyde and Clifford Presentation of Diplomas. Treat. lyn Smachetti, Sylvia May Sihith, day evening from the Windham WINS UiOAL SIGHT was sung by the girls’ club alone Superintendent F. A- Verplanck, Winston Robert Smith, Edward High school at Willimantlo—^Harriet while the boys’ glee club joined in Salute to litoratore The last sketch, a salute to the representing for the first time in George Staum, Pauline Flora Ullian Robinson, Leonard German, Ray­ • an ensemble number “The Heavens one individual the administrative Stechholz, Russell Edmund Steven­ Waterbury, Jime 2;; -- (AP) , Are Falling” taken from the Crea­ Pulitzer Prize Winners of the past mond Cobb, Leo Kowalski and Rich­ Fritzl Scheff, once one of America’s year, combined a bit of the dnuna- leadership of all the schools In the son, Samuel Stevenson, Hallett Hol­ ard Arnold, who is class president. tion by Hadyn. Each number was town, presented the dij^omas. He ton StUes, Margaret Anna Stipaits. famous divas, today won a point in heartily applauded, the young voices tic along with the expository type concluded his remarks with a few Miss Georgia McDonald and Miss her legal fight to' keep her summer of speech. Three books were select­ Elizabeth May Strong, John Wil­ Florence Lane of Baltimore, / Md., carrying to all parts of the auditor­ words directed to the graduates liam Stiirgeon, John Patrick Sulli< home on HiCebeoek la ^ in this dty. ium. Many complimentary things ed and a short character sketch '>f themselves during whiart, last few years seem to have stimu­ square deal for the people and also adv. Raymond Floyd Heritage, Earle The annual outing of the British loved Marjorie Gray, played by Elach with a breaking heart, Science: Mildred Sutherland, Herrick, Elaine June Hilblg, John lated the human race to greater ac­ Thinking of comrades we no longer American club will be held at Stein­ tivity. The achievements of the Doris Mohr. These dramatic Eleanor Nickerson, Barbara Hyde, Arthur Hillman, Mary Grace Hitt, sketches made a fitting climax for shall see. Edith McComb, Merrill Rubinow, Elleanor Louise Hobby, Dorothy er’s Grove, Bush Hill Road, Satur­ artists, architects, scientists, states­ Sing once .again although a shadow day, July 1. Cars will leave the Linen Suits men, athletes and writers during the a program of varying appeal but Stuart Joslln, Mr. Robinson, adv. Margaret Horvath, Eleanor Frieda which showed the many-sidedness hangs o’er us, Political Affairs: Victor Davies, Heubner, Carl Elmore Hultine, Elea­ dub from 10 a. m. imtil 2 p. m. A past year will go down in history. Daughters and sons of '33. program of sports indudlng quoit Special For Saturday Therefore, from the whirlpool of of the type of education which the Madeline Jacquemin, Sadie Cope­ nor Frances Hunter, Jessie Smyth students of today are receiving in Sing of the pleasures we are leav­ land, Lillian Carney, Irene Pola, Hutchinson, Barbara Margaret pitching, volley ball, baseball has passing events we select a few of ing behind us, been arranged by the outing com­ the most outstanding to present in regard to current events. Hugo Benson, Chester Ferris, Mr. Hyde, Madeline Yvonne Jacquemin, After the five salutes that com­ Sing of the labors that we cheer­ Potter, adv. Blenda Johanna Johnson, Clyde Ed­ m ittee. review. prised the pageant, .Miss Lucy Bar­ fully bore. . A clam, chowder with sandwiches On completion of his address. Tableaux: Dorothea Modin, gar Johnson, Doris Caroline Cecelia 9dl] be served members at noon and rera, highest ranldag ^student of Sing of the customs that no longer Elvelyn Carlson, Anna Kotscb, Tru­ Johnson, EHsle Jane Johnston, Toman announced the pageant the class, delivered the valedictory shall bind ns. roast beef dinner will be served with appropriate remarks on each man Cowles, Gertrude Bensche, Miriam Winifred Jones, Stuart Lorin by Chef Urban Osano at 5:30-p. m. address, as follows: Sing of the studies that shall bold Caroline Rudinsky, Miss Estes, adv. Joslin, Constance Mary Karpuska, section devoted to the various fields VALEDICTORY. US no more. All members should register with of endeavor in the world. A de­ . Following is the class roll of the Agnes Snizabeth Kasulki, Stanley the dub steward not later than By Miss Lucy Barrera. Sing from your hearts again Paul Katkaveck, Lincoln Richard scription of the tableaux follows: “Members of the School Board, Mem’ries of what has been. two himdred and fourteen grad­ Thursday night H .49 Kean, Clifford Howard Keeney, Salute To Architecture Teachers, Parents and Friends: Let us remember them wherever uates who received diplomas: The first tableaux showed Archi­ we be. . 'l^ola Elstelle Adamson, Alice Doris Alice Keisb, Evelyn Bertha “We have presented to you this Kellum, Stewart Richard Kennedy, tecture, portrayed by Keimeth Les­ morning a pageant of the most im­ On to the destiny which fate has Dorothy Aiticen, Emily Hitchcock lie, holding a model of one of the Margaret Myrtle Kerr. HOSPITAL NOTES |Are they gdod loirfdng.. .and are they good vahMil portant events of the past year In desig^ned us, Andrews, James Antonio, Taddeus \ unusual types of architecture, a several fields of endeavor. Although Daughters and sons of '33! Bars, Frederick Thomas Baker, Francis Clayton Knight. Anna Helene Kotscb, Margaret Susan building from the Science units at the world is at present in a state Honor Students Lucy Louise Barrera, Henry Ar­ the Century of Progress Exposi­ Kotscb, Isabel Dorothy Kupchunos, > Cotton print frocks with linen swagger‘coats. of financial depression, this pagegant The following graduates received thur Bay. James Carey Bayllss, Mrs. Bessie Bllnn of TalcottvlUe tion; A group of about twenty sen­ has shown that it is marching on­ Jessie Bellamy, Gertrude Dorothy Clara Barbara Kwash, Robert West- and William E. Buckley of 560 f iors marched by each with hand diplomsis marked “With Honor” In­ phal Lane, Frank Alfred Larson, ward in almost every other way. dicating ^tbat they were in the Bensebe, John Hugo Benson, Ray­ East Center street were discharged ^Four-piece linen suits.. .two skirts, vest and swag^ ; aised in a hailing salute. The spot­ Daily conquests are being made in mond Bronson Berger. Norman Charles Lashinske, Ruth yesterday. ger coat light then picked up Betty Quimby highest 15 per cent of the class in Arlens Lee, Winifred Anita Lee, the fields of literature, science, scholarship for the entire four Marjorie Joyce Best, Frederick A daughter was bom yesterday who gave the opening address in sports and art. The world is de­ EHlsworth Bieber, Laura Louise Grace Minetta Legg, Kenith John to Rev. and Mrs. Tberon French of this episode telling of the architec­ years: IDark linen frock with white linen coat. termined to succeed in the face of Alice Dorothy Aitken, Emily Bissell, Elizabeth Ellsie Blackburn, Leslie, James William Lewis, Mar­ 467 North Main, street. tural, electrical and aesthetic won­ difficulties, and it shsdl do so if the William Woodruff Braitbwaite, garet Eva Lielasus. Robert Alton of '5 Hemlock ders of the great fair now on in Hitchcock Andrews, Lucy Louise present generation does its task Barrera, Gertrude Dorothy Bensebe, John Brannick, Maynard William Edith Hannah Uppincott, Edward ctreet; William Barclay of 140 I Linen jacket suit with dark handkerchief Unea Chicago. She described this as a faithfully. Briggs, James Jerome Britton, Macauley, William James Mack, North School street; Claire Olds of maste. achievement in designs and John Hugo Benson, Evelyn Marie blouse. “As was shown in the foregoing Carlson, Lillian Margaret Carney, I ris Gertrude Bronkie, Arthur Sarah Elizabeth MacLachlan, Doris 21 Florence street and Virginia lighting effects. program, the anniud Pulitzer Prize William Brown, John' Wesley Katherine Mahoney, Francis James Stiles of TalcottvlUe were dis­ Betty Walworth then explained a Sadie Copeland, Truman Frank I Silk prints with linen finger-tip jacket ia color. awards are a stimulus for better Oowlcs* Brown, Josephine Brown, Thomas Mahoney. Phoebie Wickham Man­ charged today. hit about each of the twelve build­ literature. They ever draw the Arthur Fallon, Kingsley William Raymond Brown, Phyllis Elizabeth ning, Ellis Mercer Martin,-Herman The condition of Edward Gar­ ings as the pictures in colors were attention of the majority because it French, Anna Margaret Gill, Mar­ Burnham. Maskel, John Mercer Matcbett, land, serioiisly burned at his home I Broken size range. . . 14 to 20. flashed on the screen. The Inverted is through literature that the emo­ garet Mary Greene, Curl Elmore Bernice Hadrisin Campbell, on Birch Mountain, May 17, took a •dome, hung on suspension cables, tions and achievements of the age Ilultme, Eleanor Frances Hunter, Evelyn Marie Carlson, Lillian Mar­ cum for the worse at the hospital was a particular modernistic touch are recorded for posterity. The Barbara Margaret Hyde, Stuart garet Carney, Jane Hall Cary, today. His name was placed on the BeaeoMit Beady to We which she explained n detail. She celebrated Olympic games help to Lorin Joslin. Beaton John Case, Doris Joan Cer- danger list this morning. ended by sajdng that this fair of promote good and friendship Anna Helene Kotscb, Clara Bar­ vini, Maynard Allan Clough, Sadie NOHCE! wonders surpassed anything of its among nations and also produce bara Kwasb, Norman Cbailes Copeland Edwin Dana Cowles, kind ever before attempted but strong, healthy citizens without Ijasbinske, Edith Hanna Lippincott, Truman Frank Cowles, Adella Sealed proposals will be received “Who can say what the Inter-plan­ whom no nation can expect to sur­ ESdith Cavell McOomb, Ethel Doro- Catherine Cullin, Maybelle Lucinda at the office of the State Highway etary Exposition of 1975 will pro­ vive regardless of the mental abil­ Commissioner, Room 516, State STORE HOURS 9:30 TO 6 P. M. EVERY DAT duce!” ity of its people, for sane minds and Office BuUdixig, Hartford, Connec­ Salute-To Sport sane bodies go band in hand in pro­ The Sport tableau showed the ducing happtoeM and peace. Great ticut, tmtU 1:00 p. m., Eastern insignia of the Olympic Games of scientific inventions have increased Standard Time, Monday, June 26, 1983 on a huge banner supported the confforts of life and the resist­ 1988. Proposal forms may be ob­ ALBERT STEIGER, INC. by two athletes, the latter being ance to disease. All these mile­ tained at Room 516; State Office Ernest Neill and Robert McCor­ stones of progress, together with the Building, where plans of these pro­ THE STORE OP SPECIALTY SHOPS mick, A second tableau in this great marvels of art, are depicted jects may be examined. side showed the emblem adopted in the Century of Progress Exposi­ SPECIAL NOTICE. « ' HABTFORD by the Olympic Games Committee tion. This great epoeh-maikhtg Contractors dssiring to take cot an athlete bearing the long garland event Is a ehaUsngs to the times— ies of tee plans of any project Inl of laurel symbolic of victory. Vic­ a clear note of confidence ringing the field must obtain same from tee tor Davies posed for this tableau out above the many gloomy notes of office of tee Resident Engineer of while Stuart Joslln told th<» legend despair thati have caught tbs world Construction of tbs district In which of the Olympic Games. He explain in their throes. the project Is located, where full rd the value of the games to mod “We have aiao given you this Celebrating Our detailed information will also be cm times as bringing the natloM mominr an idea of the national and availsbls. Good Will Day! together in a common interest, intemaoonal affairs which have such Hartford Basldetiey, Boon 533, peaceful competition. He told how a vital effect on ua all, Wa are liv­ FIRST ANNIVERSARY Stoto Ofliee BiiUdinf the prizes were awarded and gave ing in en age of ebnngaa, a braaking ■tsto Projeet the Olympic Oath which an Ameri­ away from traditiona, an aga of Towns of EsrmtoftM and West Saturday We Feature Summer can athlete took for the entire which Walter Lippmiuw baa said In Manchester Bsrtferdt About 16,629 feet of group of competitors on the op«i- “There is no miatwring tba eonelu< reinforced concrete pavement on fng day of the games. A final ta­ aion that wa art in tba midat of ena WITH THAT tee Farmington Cutoff. State Faahions In Every Department bleau showed athletes grouped of tba graat ravoluttonary ptrioda of will fumlab rsinfbresd eonerste t z' across the stage representing div­ biatory, and that upon our ganara- POPULAB and oast iron pips. ing, Dana Cowles; fencing, Victor tion and ita aueeaaaora tba teak ia Town Aid m jsets At Special Low Prices - Vriues Thai Davies; boxing, Ernest Neill and impoaad of diacovaring and organis­ SPECIAL Town ef Bottom About 16,698 fMt Elmore Hultine; running, Francis ing and aatabliabittg a multituda of of rolled bank run gravel ou tee Della Fera; field athletics, Robert naw ralattonabipa among tba peoplaa Route, Tolland and Pond Roads, You Will Not See Again • Slu^ Early! McCormick; javelin, Kenneth Les­ of tbia Mfuat." fitata will fumlab ralnforeod oon- lie; swimming, Clifford Treat; “It waa fitting»tbarafora, that tba erata pip«> sprinting, FrMCis Mahoney, honor atedanta of tba Claaa of 1938 Town of Hobrom About 8^14 Kalnte to Intemattonsl Belatfensblps abould bava plannad and praaantad fast of mUad bank run graval•1 on 'The students in social science com tbia program to you on tba day of Jonas St. state will fumlab Typical Good Will Day hined their ideas into a Tour with tbair dapartura from ICanebaatar bituminous coatad oorragatad PRICES ARE Alice in Wonderland, the part of High fidSodl. Tbay bava abown mats] pip# and collars. Value Alice being played by Irene Pola and you that our aehool earaar baa Nerwfeb M danair, Thayar Bolldiaf, arouaad a kaanar intaraat in tba Nerwlm, Conn. fit the Mad Hatter by ladle Cope­ GARMENTS Town Aid Prejset _ land, Alice proceeded to take the daily oeeurrAaaa of tba world and teat it baa praparad ua for futura Town of BaB^tom About 8,380 Mad Matter by an imderground pas- foot ef leeao gmval ourfaoo on teo Printed Silk GOING UP ! rags (represented by total darkness triumpba aueb aa teeaa wa bava juat dapletad. Witt teaa# aiam- CLEANED FOR CateoUo Obureh, Upper and M - on the s u fs) to four different eoun- plaa of aahlavaaMBt bafbra ua, wa alow Kin Reads. Stats wlU fur- trles. First, Madsllns Jaoquenln as nlab bitumlBeua ooatad eerrugat- a Madamoiselle from Fames ara now randy to taka upon our- Dresses -VFa eonfldently believe that this ia tha lapt aalvaa tea teak of aonttnutef tba THE PRICE ad matal pips. a marob of pwgraaa and of doing our Nets: A oartlfiad eback or sure­ time you will eee pricee ae km aa we i m boat to nuuM teia world a happy and ty company bond, on form fumlab- featuring Good Day tk Stalfar Qpi)- preaparoua plaoi in which tolivo. OF ed 1^ m Highway Oommlaaionar, Davies, gars a stirring sp si^ on the “Ibday tM esaaa of 198S raakaaa' for ono-telrd of tee amount of tea ity marehandlaa. Whalifiilt piieas art Importanee of a now nationalism in teo dobt it owoa to you, paranta. bid must aoomnpany aaeh proposal $ 5 - 8 5 rtoing and wa eannot dupUeaie thaaa Good Germany; then to Xshbol IfoDonald's taaebara and mambara of teo fiobool unlaaa tea oontraotor shall nava home in Inilaad srbsro she describ­ Board; and wa wiab to aatand to filed with tela offloa an annual pro­ Lovily ntw prints in floral and amall W|U Day Values. B a ilirlftyl Stoek Bp ed her recent trip to the United you our doopoat gratituda for all posal bond. Tba State Highway flgnred daslgna.. .for atraat and aft­ States with some of her Impreasiens, you bavo dona for ua. Xt, waa Commiaalonar reaarvoa tea right to tomorrow on naadad and finally to Washinfiteo* D, 0. ifh y o u ,terougb------reject any and all bids. ernoon...ai^ 14 to \20 and $6 to home-rst worthwhfle’iaidngs. where a Oongresewoman. LUlias your pfttMBoo, your good fidrioo, and JOIO( A MACDONALD; 44.. ^aii^ was tetenlewinf j w r ofOMmar. w t e i blind tent tjA i ftete Bii^way Commlail

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ster gained a one-hole lead at the ley, then Holden and finally ToUey first hole where Hardaoao poUed taklyig the lead.' FRASER TWIRIS NO \ How They Stand |vimsm HARDMAN IS EASY his second shot and missed e short Touey ftnlihal first nine with SHARKEY TO QUIT RING putt and never was headed. He osw-hote IsRd 'but he lost the TESTEBDAY’8 BEfiULTS held a three-hole lead at the turn 12th and 18th to go ooe down. He squared the match on the ISth and Rrr.NORDNUME NOW SBAIES loop' and finally ended tte match on the AmtaU VICTIM OF YANKEE then took two of the last three ______I AFTER PRESENT SEASON letb green. St Louis 6, N«w York 4. Dunlap neld a lead of fotir up at holes to win. ❖ PhilEdelifiiia I L CScvclaad 6. the end of the first eight holes but Their cards: Washfogton IL Qiicwgo 4. LEAD WITH C H A a n ToUey out . . . 545 344 444— 37 IN HOYLAKE MATCH Hardman got one oi these back at Enters BasdnO’s HaD of Boston 9, Detroit 7 CIO). Holden ...... 446 345 354— 38 TRACK RECORD BROKEN the ninth where he carded a birdie Says He’ll Fi(lit Baer If He Netiwiel LeMfoe ToUey in .... 445 645 444— 39— 76 three. Holden ...... 444 846 545— 39— 77 Fame as Sob-Alpmes Beat New York 4, Caneinnati 0. Wins On 14tii Beats Camera Bat After ATSniRBRIDGEMEET PhUaddfhia 9, S t Louis 8. G aiib Stretch M arpi t l Only American Entered in The New Yorker, cwice winner of Broofclyii 9, Pittsburgh 0. • the United States Intercollegiate Ruablers by 6 to 0. “My Man** Wins 2:09 Pace in Boston 8. CMcago L Game and a Half as C u A championship while a student at That He’s Throagh; Hates ' British Amatenr Wins .5 Princeton, again went four up with WEST SIDES EDGED 2:04 3-4 — Calumet Guy S T A N D IN a S e birdie three at the 10th, halved “Herb” Fraser pitched a no-hit, Tiaining Camp RootiDe; Three Heat Winner. Lose to PhilBe^ Select Nip and 4; Is Favored, to Meet the next three holes and then no-run game last nlgbt agsllnst the clinched the match wlth \ a Mrdle BY AU-ROCKVILLE . W. L. pa West Side Ramblers at ML Nebo Sturbrldge, Mass... June 22— My four on the long 14th. Wants to Cohivate Flow- N e w Y o rk ...... 37 28 a i 7 tHmal Afl-Siar Nhie. I Tolley in Finals. The cards: before a large .crowd. Through Man, owned by Dr. J. A. Turlington, WaabtagtoD ...... 37 28 .617 D unlap o u t ...... 445 354 364— 38 Fraser’s wonderful pitching the erslnsteai of Melfo, Va., and driven by Billy (Cleveland ...... 33 29 .532 Hardman out .... 546. 355 463— 41 Lone Tally in Sixth Gi?es Sub-Alpines emerged an easy win­ Bull, yesterday won the 2:09 pace, Philadelphia ...... 29 28 JM)9 By Associated Preas H oylake, E n g,, June 23.— ( A P ) — D unlap i n ...... 344 34 ner by the one-elded score of 6 to 0. lowering the track record of 2:05, C hicago ...... 31 30 Ji08 The might behind their own bats Hardman in ...... x44 35 D e t r o it ...... 30 82 .484 plus the difficultieB the New Yorit George T. Dunl&p, Jr., pushed his Only one baU was hit to the outfield, set by Miss Volo on Tuesday, to wny into the seml*finaJ round of Tolley Also Wins Windy City Nine Win, 1 to whiw was in tbe first inning. By EDWABD J. NEIL B o s t o n ...... 24 38 .387 Yankees have encoimtered on tbe Aseodsted Press Sports Editor 04 3-4. Bloomer Girl, after win­ the British Aniaterr golf cham­ Cyril ToUey, big Briton who has The game started out to be a St. Louis ...... 22 40 .855 road ibially bave pulled the Wash­ pionship today by defeating Ronald lived in the United States for sev­ pitching duel between Fraser and ning the first heat in 2:05 3-4, tired. National League ington Senators into a tie writh tbs 0; Godek Pitches WeD. N e w Y ork, June 23.— ( A P ) — Hoyle Hardman of Blrkdale. 5 and eral years, defeated H. L. Holden of JoUy which lasted untU the third My Majesty, champion two-year- W. L. pa world champions for the Americaa 4. Bowdon, 2 up to gain a berth in the inning when the AJplners scored Win, lose or draw against * Prime oid pitcer lu t year and winner of N e w Y o rk ...... 36 21 .682 League lead. Playing the same steady brand semi-finals. three runs. O’Leary got the first Camera next ’Thursday nlgbt J(mk the Fox Stake at Indianapolis in S t Louis ...... 36 24 .600 Continuing their terrific clouting, v The West Sides went to RockvlUe the Senators defeated the Chicago of golf that enabled him to elir_;- The Hon. Michael Scott, veteran hit of the game. Sturgeon wiUked, ^larkey winds up his fighting ca­ 2:02, won all three; heats of- tbe P it t s b u r g h ...... 33 28 A41 O’Leary stole third and then Stur­ W h ite Sox yesterday, 11 to 4. wbUe nate C. Ross Somerville, Canadism fror.' the Royal St. George's Qub, last night ^ d lost a hard baU game three-year-old pace, stepping the C h ic a g o ...... 32 32 .500 geon stole second. “Ding” Farr reer this season and there will be the Yankees were dropping a 5-4 holder of the United States ama­ defeated Martin Schuncb of Sanl- to the AU-RockvUle’s by the score of first beat in 2:06 1-4. B r o o k ly n ...... 26 31 .456 smashed a long double to leftfleld nothing to gain by arguiug with dedrion to the St. Louis Browns, teur championship, ir the sixth way, 2 and 1, to gain the right to The result: Cincinnati ...... 28 34 .452 1-0. Jack Godeck pitched good baU scoring both men. Fraser scored him. and moved into a first place dead­ round yesterday, Dunlap disposed battle Dunlap this afternoon. 2:14 T ro t— $1,000 P urse Boston ...... 28 34 .452 and didn’t give a hit until the fifth Farr with a hit to leftfleld. Three ‘Tf I beat Camera, Til fight Max Calumet Guy, b. h., by Guy lock at 37 victories and 23 defeats. of Hardman, an experienced tour­ Here’s The Cards Philadelphia ...... 24 39 .381 nament player, without trouble. inning. Genovesi lUso pitched good more runs were made in the fifth Baer in September for any one,” be Axworthy (Potter) ...... 1 1 1 The Senators’ victory was their ToUey and Holden had a close with two ouL Sturgeon beat out a announced today. “But after that- - Is Never Headed ball for the All-Rockvilles. Both Hollyrood. Brown, hr. g., by ' TODAY’S GAMES tenth in eleven games. The 125-pound New York young­ battle with first Hclden, then Tol­ bunL ^Ding arr hit one on the I’m going back to Boston to Csh Great BHtton, (Toole).... 3 2 2 Cfificago’s defeat dropped the pitchers allowed 4 hits apiece. Geno­ nose for another two bagger which and himt and play with my kids as Calumet Climatic, b. h., by American League Pale Hose into fifth place, a point vesi struck out five men and. Godek saUed over the centerfielder*8 head long as rve got ’em. I won’t hang Truax (Ackerman) .... 4 3 4 Washington at Chicago. behind the Athletics, who defeated scoring one nm. N. Boggrlnl sin­ up my gloves. I’D bum ’em.” struck out three. Godek allowed one Also started. Calumet (Christmas, New York at St Louis (2). the third place Cleveland Indians, gled scoring Farr. Johnson singled “Ekrery summer now for about base on baUs imd Genovesi didn’t Miss Hatfield, Worthy Lee, Gaiety Boston at Detroit. 11-6. scoring Boggini with the last run of eight years Tye been in training Gregor and Post Haste. (Cleveland at Philadelphia. The Boston Red Sox scored a pass any. the gam e. camps. Do you think there’s any Time, 2:07, 2:08%, 2:10. ten-inning 9-7 victory, over the De­ In the sixth inning Godek was Jimmy” O’Leary saved what fun in this stuff? Don't you think 2:09 Pace— $600 Purse Nattonal League troit Tigers. knocked out when he and Lessig looked like the only bit of the game a fighter gets to hate every bit of My Man, blk. g., by Host St Louis at Philadelphia. Giants Increase Lead met in a head-on collision on the when Kerr hit a liner toward right it, lothes starting off again each Peter (Bi’ll) ...... 2 1 1 Chicago at Boston. The pressure on the New York first base line. He finaUy pitched the field. O’Leary started fast toward time? The Bloomer Girl, b. m., by Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. right field and puUed the baU out Giants, National League leaders, rest of the game. It was at this Onworthy (Ckiodhart) ____1 3 3 Cincinnati at New York. of the air with one hand. Fraser “Everyone gets grouchy at me was eased a trifle when they shut- Ime when the AU-Rockvilles scored. Guy the Tramp, b. g., by Jer thank O’Leary for that one. because I have to break up their out4he Cincinnati Reds, 4-0, behind Chapman was the first man up and ry Harvester (Crummer) .422 Farr and Fraser led the Sub-Alpine summers. I car see It coming eacb t e five-hit pitching of C!ar’ Hub- Hany Lauder, b. g. (Lacey) .3 4 4 singled. Lesslg next man hit a high batters getting two hits apiece. Ait- time. So I get a lot of our friends bell while the Phillies smote the Time, 2:05 3-4, 2:04 8-4 (track fly on the first base line, he was ken made two sparkling catches for together, my wife and I get all BASEBALL St. Loula Cards, 9-8, to leave tbe record), 2:08 1-4. caUed out for interfering. Foster the West aiders in centerfleld. dressed up, ws have .a big dinner at Ce^da a game and a half behind. Three-Year-0. will have approximately two poimds Or Perhaps Getting Ready For ceive a large guarantee in Hartforc Montreal—Jim Londos of St Other probable starters include C. in w eigh t advantage, 185 to 183, and that they consented to make the Louis defeated Gino Garibaldi of V. Whitney’s Caterwaul and EM slightly better tban sm inch advan­ Road Service trip here. Italy, two falls to one. Rosenberg’s Kerry Patch. A V aca^on ? tage in reach. He is 22, Canzoneri is The Savitt Gems have been grad­ 25. ually strengthened all this season Expert Mechanic in attendance at all times. until they are now generally recog­ Genera] Repairing On All Makes of Cars. nized as being the fastest an( What You Need strongest semi-pro club in the state Yesterday’s Stars and are now claiming the semi-^ro championshipr of the st&te. R Munn. who has been serving as the This Popular Men ^s A t House*s By Asaodatod Preas first string backstop of the Gems Ray Benge, Dodgers— Blanked all season is now on a leave of ab­ AUTO RADIOS sence and Is catching for the Albany Store Features The Pirates with four hits. Roy Johnson, Red Sox—^Triplei club of the International League. -1 tenth to drive in runs which beat Red Munn will probably be back in Latest Styles In American Bosch General Electric the Savitt lineup in another week “OCEAN” Detroit 9 to 7. ' t or so. Sentinal Spud Davis, PhtlHea—Ifit two Men*s Apparel At jubles and single, scored three runs gainst Cards. Modest Prices Bathing Sdts Eric McNair, Athletics— Knocked PRISON NINE IS N E H a three runs against Indians with RADIOS two doubles and single. OPPONENT OF PIRATES Carl Hubbell, Giants—Held Reds $2.00 to $5.00 to five bits. . tor the Home Bruce Campbell, Browns— Singled The Pirates A. C. have booked JA N tZE N with bases loaded in ninth to beat two games over tbe week-end. To­ Yankees. morrow afternoon tbe team travela American Bosch Crosley Ed .Brandt—Braves — Scored one to Wethersfield to meet the Prison run imd batted in one to help win Gold Sox. Sunday the strong All: SWIM SUITS Reliable work done on installations and repairs. This own game against Cubs. BumsideB wlU furnish the oppoel< Sweat Shirts tlon at ML Nebo at 8:16. department will have a complete stock of Tabes and Joe Chronin, Senators— ^Touched Chicago pitchers for four hits. This team'wiU present a strong Young Men’s Parts. Plain and Heather lineup for this game. This is the same team that the West Sides • M ixtures. a n d u p Gray Flannel Slacks 75c played last week, Tonight at 6 o’clock a warm up gams _ will be Manchester's Official League Leaders played with the Hartford Machine Young Men’s Screw at Mt. Nebo. Tba team wUl Palm Beach and Mohair laava tba Old Gtolf Unka at 12:46 White Flannel Trousers Auto Radio By Aasoelatod Press Saturday for tha prlaon game. 'National Batting—Klein, Phimaa, J61; Sales and Sarviea Station Martin, Cards. A49. Runs—Martin. SUITS— $12-50 58. Runs batted in— Klein, 56. Hits Last NUd^t *s — FulUa, PUUias, 9. Doublsa—Klein,' SPORT 21. Trtylsa—Martin, 9. Hems runs— By Associated Press Open Fronr? A. M. Until 10 P. M. Klein, 18. Stolen baas*—Martin, 9. Chicago.—Jack KUboums, Aus­ New Lot of White Flannels Pitching— HaUahan, Cards, 9-2. tralia, outpointed Jos' Msndona, OXFORDS ^ ~~rl f n Cbloago, 9. Size 28 Waist and Up. Batting—Simmons, W blts Sox, S t l ^ — A rt Laaky, Minneapolis, In Btek' ud Wldt$^ BMim .867; Chapman, Yanks, A65. Run»— Qutpolatsd Ed Orants, PblladMpbla, Oehrlg, Yanks, 60. Runs batted In— 6. and Whits, aid OUmt Gob* D IAL 7754 I^triped Slack s ...... $1.50 and $2.00 Oohryri Tanka, 61. Hit*—Manuah, ZndlanapoU*—Lew Massey, Phila­ Senators, 95.’ Double*-^ Cronli), delphia, knocked out Traty Cox. Uaatlsiii. Senators, 22. Triples ■ Combs, IndUnspoll*, 6. Tanks, 10. Homs tuas-^Qohrtf, IT. ipokaae- Freddie Steele, Taeom*. Stolen baas*—Walker, Tlgtrs, 14. otttpotnted Joe CHtek. Brooklyn, I. C. E. HOUSE & SON, Inc. Boise Idaho—Frank Wamtita, Pitching — Jilldsbrand, Indiana; (Formerly Oakland Filling Station.) Crowder, Senators and Marbsrry/ Portland, Ore., outyointed Jack Ray, TIfors, 10«4. Denver, 10.

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“ABOLISH HONEYMOONS? j^EVERl” Novelist’s StartUAg Proposal Dirws A Fiery Counter-A^dc. Ideal jan w aw fi HA’WANM’Anon. \ iliA «nmet,iMe. Stdrt For'^ppiness Aiid-ArMemory To Be Oierished- Poreveir' .X BECON TODAY TheyConi^. . \ SUN BATH HEALTHFUL^ BUYAdrivS Barrett looked at the dock; BABBETT OOLVQT. iMudr to d o n t t r y t o h u r b y t h a t tpBsed.'hlB cigaret Into the fire. At A licii H irt New York after four yean, meeta COAT OF TAN, hill or OO a curve, andio ititiw atfe- 20-year-old ELENOB STAITOBD tiuM tomorrow night he would ty raihsr than' qpeed thiO>-'' w ^ her In thak pleasant, small and falls In love wltli her. Bar- BY OB. MORRIS FI8HBEIN object Unfortunaidy, that* are Inn which Marcia had sale was un­ vast numbers of reckless cMvers. . 'i'; ntt is 85, wnltby and has made changed. He’d telephone ahead and HOME MADE MASKS EMtor, Jonnial of the Ameiicaii a for himself as an arche­ and the oumbar injuries’ from', order something special. And wear PERFORM WONDERS Medical Aasoctatloa, and of Hy- at this source constantly tnereasea. ologist. the Lmidon tweeds he liked about geia, the H ealfo M agaiiiie. Elinor's beaotlfiil mother, UDA ResponsibiUty also rests on the as well as anything he had. He Masks are tbe most clfiansing, STAFFORD, has kept the gtrl In When the heat of summer spreads soothing fada) treatments that pedestrian. B pedestrians will walk the backgnimd, wanting atten­ ■dedded suddenly that he bad been over the nation, physicians and the neglecting his wardrobe for a long your face can have. facing the Ifoe of traffic, and If they tion for herself. Lida Is carrying on hospitals b^gln at once to receive will wait to proes the road until ft a fHrtfttion with V^tNCB GAB- while, ^ v e to remedy that. See -You can maskv your own mask their .quota of persons who have his tailor tomorrow. is clear of motor cars, th^ will TEB and Is constantly schendng and get marvelous resulft, if you been harmed by contact wltb the Tomorrow^seemed a long time avoid many risks. ^ to keep In the good graces of are wilUiig to spedd the time. If hazards of life associated with sum­ away. He studied the laggard Motorists must remember not to MISS EUiA SEXTON, her hus­ you have a muddy ijdi, or a tired, mer conditions. d o c k . step too suddenly and always to band’s aont, in order to Inherit drawn look, take u couple o f Many times It has been empha* What an adventure coming bomb indicate by bolding out the hands a share of the Sexton fortune.^ hours off and go to work on the sized in these columns that sunlight would be with her in the house! that they are to alow down or stop. Elinor hates this hyprocrisy. old face. Tbe relaxed, cleared Is beneficial. It aids the growth >\'hat a magnet she would be! He Many of tiie most serious accidents Barrett’s half - sister, M ABdA countenance that will smile back of the bones, tends to destroy bac­ saw himself slipping from.bis coat, occur when a motor car stops too RADNOl^ Is tenlfled for fear her at you after the job wU more teria and has certain invigorating suddenly. hurrying into the drawing room, tban repay you. qualities. husband win learn of an unfor­ stooping to take her in bis arms. Finally, statistics show that more You' don’t have to buy ready­ Sun baths are healthful because tunate episode H her past. Years Was it fair to her to dream this serious accidents occur to drivers before Barrett’ shielded Marcia made facial masks to get good re­ they are associated with life out who are fatigued. Drivers -fall way, not knowing bow she felt? He sults. You can make them of when a youthful romance ended must hold hinoself in a bit But he doors. They bring about a certain asleep at the wheel, or else drive for disastrously. Marcia had a son things rig^t out of your ice box amoimt of rest in tbe open air. How­ so long a time tw they biecome bad never wanted anything very or your pantry ifaelf. whom Barrett adopted. The boy much without getting it, be re­ ever, there are hazards associated mentally exhausted in which cir­ In Paris, women treat them­ Is nine years old now. Blarcia assured himself. He knew he bad with sun baths which should be cumstance their j^gments as to insists that if her husband learns selves to a fresh raw beef pack borne in mind. distance and pace arS disturbed. force, and if he thought be could • • .* the truth he wUl nevey forgive her. make her as happy as she should every little while. The thrifty One-fiftb of all accidents are due HAROLD DEXTER, the boy’s be he would lue th^, force. Then— Frenchwoman makes her pattern Exposture to the svm should be to sudden inattention on the part tutor, threatens b|aclanaiL Bar­ together for the rest of their lives! for It, cutting out strips to fit her gradual. It is well to begin with of a'driver vdio permits his mind rett, hinting at knowledge of Dex­ His lean cheeks warmed, thinking cheeks, forehead, chi' and nose. not more than five minutes the first to wander because of tbe conversai- ter’s past, frightens the num into thus. Her thrifty butcher cut the day and to increase this to the point tion going on in the car, the sud­ promising he will not make If she could ever say, “I love slices of beef to fit her face and where tjmning takes place, rather den view of an illuminated adver­ trouble, you!” he would ask noting more! she takes them home to treat her­ than to attempt by two or three tisement or a sudden memory of Barrett takes Elinor Stafford for self. You can get tbe beef and hours in the sun on the beach, or some financial or domestic difficulty. a drive. She seems as attracted Lida, in a way, had enjoyed cut your own, or maybe 3mur elsewhere, to blister the skin on the toward hbw as he Is toward her. Miami. Vance Carter bad been butcher will oblige aa French first exposure. ' NOW OO ON WITH THE STORY NEXT: Food and water hazards there, as devoted as usual, and she butchers do! The amount of daily exposure to In stiininer. C H A PTE R X I had been amused. True, bis infatu­ ' The best way to use the beef is direct sunlight may be increased sninor rose quickly and left the ation had a *ew times made him to bind it onto your face, with until it reaches one hour In the room. She returned, fliished and difficult for even her to handle. She strips of gauze, and leave it on morning and one hour in the after­ smiling, from the telephone con­ had had to make promises she bad over 'night. Of course your eyes noon. It should not, however, ex­ versation with Barrett Colvin. never Intended to voice. These will be left uncovered and your ceed these amounts. “He wanted,” she said, “to know bothered her a trifle, although time, The honeymoon.. .bBssfnl moments, wortii every cent they cost...hold Jnfflth Anderson (left), stage star; nostrils and mouth. Or you can It is advisable that those who if I didn’t think it would be better Lida had found, often untangled the Mrs. George Elliman (center), New York socialite; and Robert Buckner (right), advertising executive, an­ to take our drive tomorrow since use it tor two hours or so; Wash are exposed to aimllght be sheltered webs that follow the first' deceit. swering Sfery Borden’s proposal that the ancient institution be abolished. the weather forecast is clear. We your face well afterward with from the wind and from dust which Still she did wish Carter hadn’t warm Water and polish It off with is blown by the wind. Suoh dusts were\golng to go Tuesday.” .made her say she would divorce “Did It take seven mlputes for By JULIA BLANSHABD cares or worries is sofhetblngig to thing less than a week even, which a good nourishing cream and often contain bacteria, pollens of Bentwell to marry him as socm as remember always and look back on has as its objective the return , to tonic. plants, residue from manure and' all him to say that?” her father asked.^ New York—^AboUSb honeymoons? Elinor laughed. but th a t Miss Ella died. with joy. Especially if they have establlsli a * comfortable and happy Masks set as a mild poultice, sorts of filth. *‘Oh, She wrote Miss Ella dutifully, NEVER! wasn’t all. He said he hoped I been tired out with engagement borne where both enter actively into drawing out the irapurltlMi of the Auto accidents constitute a ma­ telUnp her that the cough which That is the answer given by a ^hadn’t been chilled driving this parties and tbe wedding festivities, tbe actual labor of preparation, is akin. They stimulate drculatlon, jor cause of summer hazards. Driv­ quartet of famous folks to the afternoon and he said he’d never had foi^d her to leave “dear Bent and the arrangements for their new a good beginning for happiness,” she too, so no wonder thty improve ers are told again and again to keep and Elinor” was almost gone. She shocking proposal made by Mary ' enjoyed an afternoon more and home, tbey will be blissf'ully happy continued. your looks. their brakes, steering gear and knew Miss Ella approved a mother Borden, author of “The Technique thanked me for It. And I thanked to get away alone together in a “Joint labor makes each appre­ lights in perfect condition, to change who remembered her obligations. of Marriage!” him and said Td enjoyed It too— completely new world on their ciate, a home, leaves short time to Our “wild canaries” are really tires after they have run long “Please don’t do away with honey­ Twenty In June, weren’t you, At the end of three weeks Lida honeymoon. dwell upon the little differences of goldfinches or thistle birds. enough to wear eff the tread, to moons,’’ pleads Judith Anderson, dearest?” Bentwell asked. got reservations for the trip north. “If they are a couple with little habits and tastes imtil working to­ Carra and Hal were going on to well-known stage star, now rehears­ . money, they probably won’t be able gether to found the home blends “Yes, but why bring that up?” ing for “Reunion in Vienna.” she replied lightly. She was so Havana. They bad spoken of it I to have a vacation again for some such differences into a happy com­ frequently and a bit too pointedly, “One by one, the romantic things time and the husband won’t regret bination, by mutual -concessions. A k a u , I ley moved to the room Lida with eyes fixed above Lida’s bead. in life are being done to death by having spent tbe money he did. If honeymoon is the best possible start the library, arm In arm. Lida told Carter that it was stem realists,” Miss Anderson tbey are a wealthy couple, tbey will toward a happy marriage.” ford’s heart was cracking to tragic how friends disappointed maintains. “Why remove them all? be just as happy looking back on A BOOKLET OF POPULAR VERSES sharp levers that cut at one. She had really liked Carra un* Other things being equal, the honey­ their honeymoon as the poorer cou­ One man comes forward with an ' eaob beat. He didn’t want his lit­ til, living in the same house with moon is an opportunity to start ples because,tbe rest of their lives em phatic opin ion .--R obert Bucihuier, tle >!gir) to grow up, to fall in love her, she bad found Carra disap­ married life in an ideal realm which n)a> be so-taken up with social ac­ prominent in tbe business and adver­ and leave him. But, on the other proving of “nothing at all,” stiffen­ two people build for themselves, tivities that perhaps they, too, won't tising field, is all for honeymoons. FOR READERS OF THIS NEWSPAPER he did want her settled and ing with each day and becoming away from familiar scenes and fa­ hav.! another vacation together. “The honeymoons,” he explains, more and more combative. miliar faces. awky from her mother's bold lies “My advice is to take a honey­ “is an inescapable period of life, or V * ^ and frail deceptions, from his Carra had said, eyet narrowing, “Honeymoons give couples a moon, by all means. Even if it state of mind. When you grant drlaklng himself to forgetfulness. “Lida, if I were you I wouldn’t play chance to make the adjustments in doesn’t turn out as well as srou bad that marriage is a desirable stats of Ita tlm big room Elinor turned to much more with Vance Carter. It’s temperament ^ d disposition that hoped, you’ll at least never have to affairs but argue that the honey­ p u g her armsL around his neck. rcther crueL don’t you think?” are necessary when two lives are worry about what you may have moon is no way to begin it, your “You mustn’t feel sorry!” she en- And Lida’s innocent, “ But Carra joined. Even if everything does m issed.” reasonirgr is like that of tbe dear tregted. "You’re first! You’ll al­ —^I can’t think what you mean!” crumble later, at least there is the old maid who loved omelets but ways be first with me, darling!” bad done nothing but make the memory of the honeymoon. But it Mrs. Geline MacDonald Bowman, couldn’t quite bring herself to break other woman look at her with a Be held her close, laid his cheek shouldn’t crumble, if the honeymoon of Richmond,-Va., president of the the eggs. V V V •* ' against her soft hair. And when disconcerting steadiness,, laugh un­ sees them off tf a good start.” National Federa^^ of Business and “Honffirmoonb,” be • continued, f ' sha stood away she saw that his pleasantly and say blumty, '“Don’t professional l^^pen’s Clubs, makes “like btfer fdrmt qf--sudden eleva­ be a fool!' You know dSrmed well eyas were wet. “I’m so foolish!” A society womap, Mrs. George a plea for a. l^neymoon for young tion from t^e earth) do produce 'MM she admitted. “And I’ve made you what I meanl” ...... Elliman, backs all that Judith An­ couples — even if it is only a short some tragedies, but what does the so! Aren’t we being rather dra­ The visit had, as this .continued, derson says .on the subject. Mrs. one. trip have to do with it? What matic over nothing? I don’t know been ratper disappointing. Elliman is a popular member of "The psycbolo^cal effect upon a ghastly horrors can traveling pro­ what’s the matter with me!” Lida loathed trains and the peo­ the yoimger New York-Long Island young couple ^ho ge^ away from duce which can’t be experienced at Her father knew what was the ple one saw upon them. She ar­ society clique. Shi was Natica de tbe protection of parental roof and home ? People make mistakes with­ matter and the recurring possibility rived in New York in a smoldering Acosta, niece of the late Mrs. Phil­ interested friends, out into an en­ out regard to scenery. of Colvin’s hurting her brought mooc to find that the motor for ip Lydig, who was the beautiful vironment where no one knows or "Abel Bonnard made an observa­ color to his cheeks. “Thank Gk>d,’ wn;ch she had wired was'not wait­ ^ta de Acosta. cares about them, is a good experi­ tion that seems to me applicable. He he thought, “Lida will be out of ing for her. Fuming withlxi/ she *Tt is very wise for young cou­ ence to make them realize that they said: ‘Between a man 'and a woman the way for a while!” If only they gave a taxicab chauffeur the Park ples to start 'heir married life will need to stand alone in tbe world peaceful' friendships are fotmded on could have everything settled be­ Avenue address and planned the with a bondymoxm,” Mrs. Elliman and work out their problems to­ indifference, and 'troubled friend­ fore Lida’s return — assuming, of stinging reprimand she would voice asserts. “If they are really in love gether in a D^orld indifferent to ships on love.’ If then, the average course, that Colvin really cared for to Bentwell and Elinor. They with each other, as they should be, their ultimate success or failure,” is honeymoon produces , some frlc^n Elmor as she. seemed to care for should have seen that she was the happiness they have had alone her reasoning. and trouble, is it such a terrible him. Then it would be all right. m et! together without any of the outside “A shoi;^ honeymoon, of some- sig n ?” If the affair were still in the air She let herself into the apart­ when Lida returned she could — ment with her key, taken from a bag Carra had giver her — forced and wotild—smash it if she wished. sisters, yet in some mysterious way sible. -And if- be' isn’t well, or is Ished children in the United niRj Stafford knew her—^her strength, by Lida’s envious, loudly voiced ad­ he is allowed to A ift for himself. round-shouldered, a bad color, or her lack of principle which made miration. Later Carra had said to States. Most of these are too late Of course l^am speaking in gener­ has no app!>tite' be needs a doc­ to “catch.” They come from rich her the most formidable of foes, Hal, “She’s hopeless—completely alities. Many mothers are very tor. her willingness to stoop to and use without pride and a schemer. I and poor families, and they got careful of these little folk. And There are ten million malnour- their start in the pre-school age. and any weapon. can’t see how I was fooled for so even those who are inclined to Marcia had telephoned, Barrett lo n g !” think the two-to-slx child needs no learned when he a^ved home. He Inside the apartment Lida special attention are hardly to be other selected called her for the second time that paused a moment in the foyer. Then blamed, because the nee^ of such day — a day that had been stretch­ she heard volcea beyond. Elinor’s children have never been accent­ voice and some man’s. She couldn’t poems ed to unnatural length by worry ed. The emphasis has ever been Evening Herald Pattern place the man but she knew it was and ecstax^. That the unpleasant on the baby and on the school not Bobby Tolfalr who bad long interview with Dexter had occurred child. only that morning he could hardly been devoted to Elinor. By HELEN WHJJAMS To show how lim)ortaat this believe. Deliberately eavesdroj^iing, Lida ^ HELEN W ELSH I M £R “Is that you, Marcia?” he said stepped to the door to hear what is now considered, it ■ has been Olastrated DTOeemaking Lesson into the telephone. .. they were easing. proved over and over that diseases FornMied Wltii Every Pattern. In response to many requests from readers, a booklet of the “Yes, dear. Thank you so much X (To Be Continued) springing suddenly to life during appnUngr ilhistrat^ poems of Miss Welshimm:, which ap- adolescence (thirteen to eighteen) for calling. I wanted you to know The extreme simplicity of this pear.in this piqier regnlarly, has been prepared. Her most that I’ve been so relieved and are direct results of trouble, un­ style makes it-lovely for tubbing happy since I heard from you at noticed, beginning during these m aterials. popular verses have been im^ded. noon.” early years. Tuberculosis, chronic It is equally at home with sheer ‘Tm glad of that,” he answered infections, bone trouble, mainour- cottons as voile prints, candy striped Each vo’^ tells a very haman little stray. It may be about but he could not feel the situatibn YOUR isbment and its dire effects—every batiste, dotted- swiss and dimity love—happy or sometimes tragic. Or a diild’s emile . . . as be bad before; the menace of it, kind and variety of disease that prints as with^tub silks. Certain the lure of a cookie jar . . . the hrane . . . mother . . . seem to spring from nowhere at ana hopelessness of it. He could pliable linens are also lovely for it the love of the open country . . patriotism . . . giving feel only of Ibe understanding and the “developing” age jaxe found to while rayons can' also be counted in CHILDREN have their beginnings away back thanks . . . or hdping yonr fellow man. loveliness and gentleness of the the running. . in early childhood. girl who had ridden beside him in By Oliv»,Robert* Barton •' 'A very pretty yellow cotton print the gray of the earlyvsvenlng and 'What then should be done about Bbmy of the poems are illnstrated by the artistic skill fA the two-to-six child? made the first model, which was in­ th P rice o f p a tte n 10 cents.

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# L* ‘'^ ? r » 1 E H i i f X ------escaped^more serious inJiuriM a s ids the bride away, Mrs. OarsBce Col­ SPAm^AVIAieRS pointments are Senator H. Sanford BOTTONTOIPT ESCAPES SERIOUS H uirrs ear ploughed across the field, ttrise- CRAWFORDS (H BRATE ton was the tralnbearer and her hus- C e V .C R O ^ COMPLETES' Osbohie of Reduii^, Hugh C. Mc- ing the end of the highway fence at bhnd the ringbearer. Collam of Redding and Mrs. Ann that point. Krause’S' ^Ick was 'l^ANNIVER^Y Mr. and Mrs. Crawford received A R STILL MSSflMr Orr McNeil,- wife of National Com­ ANGELUS TEMPLE AS CAR TRUCK practically demoliahed. It was're­ from their friends a beautiful set of RE(xssiui*onrrMENTS mitteeman Archibald McNeil of moved from the tobacco field by r . ■ fostoria glassware and^ numerous / — — Bridgeport. The fom new membert George A. Brown. other ^ ts . They returned thanks to (OoalikMi Pr«a Pkg* Om ) areljrs. Catherine C. Eckerman of j(Coatlniied 3raiD rage Oas) GeMge o f 87 WaUitit Academy St. Couple Obsetre their host and hostess and an who Re^points Judge for Bristol Bethel. James G. Durkin of Dan­ Street Has ' Only S«Up Crystal Wedding When h.'id contributed to the enjoyaoeat of ed back and forth' across swampy^g[£c^;^ Town Court and Appoints a bury, Dr. Em«st Smith of Danbury Aimee Semple McPherson-Hutton Wound as Auto Is Deinol- Given Surprise Party. ^ the party, and the acceptable pree jungles and lo fty highlands, wlfila-:^.^;;;:',^! . New Deputy Judge. and Marion Sanford Drumm of Dan­ as man wife." CHANCELLOR CRITICIZED ents which they assured them w (^d others sped out to sea. bury. Hutton, will continue to live in his ished. be a lasting reminder of the crystal Not a SliMle Cllie ' ^ wife’sVipuwinage. • Mrs. McPher­ Mr. and Mrs. William G. Crawford Hartfcnxl, June 23— (AP) — Gov- wedding and the kindness of their From this vast network of oper- j „ son-Hutton is reported to be in Arrested,on a charge of reckless IN HOUSE OF COMMONS of Academy street were honored, atlons, however, not a single vsfltd.^ v' lanor CroM completed his recess ap­ -with a surprise c^bration of their friends. TREADWAY (HtOSES Paris, BYance.' driving following an-accident which Card games followed, and later in clue developed to give hope thatlssj pointments of town court Judges . Besides appointing a new business fiftsmith or crystal/tedding anni- (Contlnaed Prom P: ge One) the evening Mrs. Neill was assisted the Spaniards’ plane, . the Cuatro. ^.3:^ today with' the selection of judges manager, Huttop yesterday dis­ occurred opposite 815 Silver Lane, veraaty last evening. The p ^ y was for the Berlin Town Coiat. He has by Mrs. Cheney and Mrs. Armstrong, Vlentos; or “Pour Winds’’ was safe. > RECIPROCITY PACT missed Willed Andrews as his at­ East Hartford, at'9:15 last night, held at the home of-Mr. and Mrs. Ignorance of how long the fllera 7' re-appointed Judge George G. Gris­ torney, and hired a new lawyer, George B. Krause of Bolton, will be intentionally by the United States Robert Neill ot East Center street. in serving refreshments. wold and appointed Raymond F. in onler to recover export trade. could have remained in the air. aft- Fairfax Cosby.' tried in the 'Ekist Hartford police Mrs. Neill invited M^ and Mrs. er passing Villa Hermosa, of how-^^..;; Egrer as deputy judge. (Oontinoed Prom Page Onej court Monday morning. 'T'do not-think many people have Nurse Won Suit Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Howard much gasertine remained, or of the -^..; i-a The governor €dso announced much hope for the world economic Andrews represented Hutton in The accident occurred when Cheney, and Mr; and Mrs. Harry EAGLES’ CONVENTION course tidi;^ when they flew into a .' - numerous appointments to com­ foreign markets we must meet conference, certainly none at all the breach of promise suit in which Krause, driving east on Silver Lane Armstrong, who compose the “Big rain storm .at Villa Hermosa com- ' missions not requiring legislative world prices. To do this we would midway between Forbes street and unless British itatesmen and finan­ Haz^ Joan Myrtle St. Pierre, nurse, Pour" card club, to their home for p’icated the search. confirmation. One new commission, have to reduce production costs to won a 15,000 judgment some months the Silver Lane pickle factory, side- ciers manage to see this problem Derby, June 23 —(AP) ^ The a salad and strawberry shortcake twenty-seventh annual state con­ Before leaving Havana early created by the legislature, thai of a world levels, which would involve ago. Coeby said the judgment will adped a truck park«l near a house. in the same light at it is seen in commission to investigate the ne^ lower wages tc labor and longer supper and cards. About 8:30 anoth­ vention of Ae Fraternal Order of Tuesday Collar and Barberan said be settled as soon as Hutton earns The truck loaded with vegetablM America and could advance toward er group of th^r neighbors and of a new armory in Bridgeport,.is hours,of employment. stabilization for the recovery of Eagles will open here this evening they would not leave established some money for himself. and garden- produce was owned by friends arrived hi more or less air routes and that they would land announced. It consists of the ad­ "Sixth, the purpose of the bill is "Hutton,” said Brandon, “is en­ trade with agreement on principal with a huge class initiation at the Gaetano Marask^o of 123 Charp-: elaborate -^cortumu. Mrs. Thora if the weather became threatening. jutant general, the quartermac.ir inconsistent with the present policy tering work' with which be is far street, Hartford. ' The entire-top of and detail of measures to be t^ - Derby Aerie headquarters. Stoehr who was in the party play It was pointed out that if the general, the commander of the 242d to increase wage levels, because ptore familiar. He has never pre­ the Krause car was tom off, the en," Colonel Wedgwood declared. The creek degree team of Nau­ eu the Lohmgrin wedding march, Cuatro Vientos had landed safely Coast Artillery and one civilian without tariff protection our higher tended to be an evangelist—and be­ driver escaping with but a cut on At the conclusion of the debate gatuck Aerie will conduct the exer­ member, who is George M. Eames standard of living cannot be main­ cause of this lack of familiarity the House adopted the fim -^ bill amf Mr. and Mrs. Crawford realized cises. The convention proper and in an isolated place, a subsequent the scalp. take-off would be nearly Impossi­ of Bridgeport. , * tained in competition with the cheap with such work his presence in tem­ After striking the parked truo'.i, 290 to 42, thus putting thp ^budget the party was on them. Those who business session wUl be held Satur­ ble because compressed air is nec- Dr. Arthur T. Gillyaad of Water labor of Europe and the Orient. ple affairs has been resented in the the Krause car swerved off the road pro'vlsions into iffect. took part in the mock -marriage day. Convention headquarters will essaryb to start their motor. bury is re-appointed to the state "Seventh, buying more goods organization established by bis into a tobacco field nearby. The were William Pitkin as the bride; be at the Hotel (Sark, \ board of veterinarians for five years abroad will not help to reopen our w ife.” , Stocks certainly fell down far Roger Chehey, bridegroom; Howard h The business session on Saturday truck, pushed several feet -ahead More women than men live to be from July 1. Henry R. Sherwood t own factories producing the same Brandon said be and Hutton are with the brakes set, was badly Miough. It oughtn’t to be a sur CheniBy, bridesmaid, H arry A rm ­ will open at 10 o’clock in the Eagles’ Wea^ort remains on the ehell-fish merchandise. . negotiating^ with two major movie ivrenched. Krause miraculously prise to see them go "Boom"! strong, minister. Robert Neill gave Clubhouse...... centenarians. board of relief. “Eighth, the importance of our producers of Holljrwood for the Three members of the state board foreign trade has been over-empha- purchase of a scenario written by of osteopathy are reappointed fw 'sized, since our exports even in nor­ H utton. two years, Dr. Eugene C. L l^ of mal times only amoimt to about one- Stanford, Dr. Clark M.'Van Duaer tenth value of our domestic produc­ of Greenwich and Dr. Louis C. tion. Kingsbury of Hartftord. "Ninth, w ^t this country needs WALLSTREETBRIEFS Eugene J.. Porter of New Britain is more purchasing power and this -ANNIVERSARY WEEK- is re-appointed to the state board of cannot be brought about by denying emhalmers for three year^ but American and producers the rig^t New York, Juno 23.—Award of William Selantano of New Britain to produce the goods consumed, in four contracts amoimting. to |18,- is replaced by Frank M. Beisler the home market. 000,000 helped raise the total of of New Haven for a term of three “Tenth, to abandon our present heavy ccmstruction contracts fori policy of equal treatment to all na­ the week ended June 19 to $29,329,« yeArs. POPULAR MARKET TTiree members of the Israel Put­ tions would only breed more bitter 000, a volume surpassec. only twice 855 MAIN RUBINOW nam memorial camp conunlsslon tariff wars and result in retaliatipn this year, says "Engineering News- 1 STREET BUILDING are Teappolnted and four new mem­ itnri unfair discrimination figainst Record.’’ The previous week’s | aggregate was 112,496,000. bers are named. The three reap­ our goods in foreign markets." COME COME ONEI ALL!

lr:f& . The Manchester Public Mariiet Lean, Sugar-Cur^ Shankless . - SMOKED SHOULDERS FRESH SHOULDERS V . FOR SATURDAY lb. •C lb . WB ABB PBATUBING BONELBSS, ROLLED OVEN ROAST ,BE^ WEEK-END LEGS Milk-Fed FANCY Tender and Detteioui. Cnt To Any Size, At______± % BoneleM Rolled Oven Roaat Veal, eut from Home PreaRd Poultry From Coventry, VEAL FOWL Prime Nilk-fed Veal at, IPECIALf 17c Home Dreaaed Pnlleta, 2 S c ' 'A Breaat of Veal for Stafling, 10c Home D r e a ^ Broileraat, 29c Genuine .Spring Sbotilder Roait o f Veal for Y Try Our Freab Ground Hamburg Steak Legs of Baking, lb ,...... 1 5 /C for a Niee Bfeat Loaf, Fancy L e g io f 1933 Spiteg Lamb, O O ^ AH flizet, lb...... SALE ON CUBE STEAKS r// Small Forequarterf of 1333 1 1 Frcib Made, Tender Cube Steak Spring Lamb at, lb,,, ^...... A A V On Sale At, l b , ...... ^ D C Rib End VIMT OUE OPEN DISPLAY OP FRUIT AND V^ETABLES Tender Fancy, Freab, Young, Tender (J _ Fancy CaHfomla Sunklat Ortngca, Boneless CaiTo^b^b 9v Medium Large ROAST C h u c k Natlva, Tender Beeta, buneb 29c Fancy, Fraab, CaHfomla TMt' PORK P o t R o a s t pbona Pdaa, 2 quarta Sweet Braakfaat Melona, 1 Q ^ Fraab,.Tandtr,■ “ ' r,StrlngrlaaaBeana, 10c, 2 fqr...... IVQ 2qnarta Mallow Peacbea, 2 S c N lci Graan Cucumbtra, Roasts 3 t o r ...... Fangy, Naw, CaHfomla Onlona, quart ...... TENDER Fancy, Large, Green Peppera, Paanuta, 2 quarta q n a rt ...... f o r ...... 9c EXTRA SPECIAL! Freab, Juicy Lamona SIRLOIN On Salt At, Natlva Graan Cabbaga, §oM dozan...... - 29c b e a ^ ,2 fo r ...... 15c YOUR CHOICE; GROCERY SPEGALS HAM BURG o r STEAK VEAL CUTLETS ''N ow .. .Ultra Violet Bay Treated" Statfer COFFEE—A BLEND TO SUIT YOU , V E A L CHOPS A'* Tolltt TIaaue, "3 RoUa In Handy 1 A ^ Royal Scarlet UHta Vacuum, e lb . Carton," 3 IM-ahaat roHa.. . . C >e lb . A 1-lb. c a n ...... 29d lbs. 2 ^ ® Ammonia, WllUama'—Clondy, Bean or Ground, Our Stores, quart bottle ...... 1-lb. Ivory Soap, 21c Bean or Ground, Morning Zest, SELECTED 8 large eakaa . . 1-lb, p k g ,...... 19c American Bologna COUNTRY BOLL 3 Gueat*Slze eakea LOIN Royal Scarlet Maraschino Style Minced Ham 3 Medium cakes .. Cherries, 3 smaU bottles...... Polish Rings EGGS Royal Scarlet Wet Shrimp^^ Frankfurts 2DOZEN RED LINE VEGETABLES 2 taH cans...... '...... ^ “Better Than Standard" Royal Scarlet Catsup, Lima Beans, String Beans, large bottle...... iO lb . Tomatoes, 3 No, 2 cans . lb . Royal Scarlet Bartlett Pears, )C lb . Regal Scarlet Mayonnaise—“Makes Every largest can ...... ISalad Better", . half'fdnt ja r ...... 10c Home Made Potato Salad, pint jar, 19c. ____ _ Quart jar, 37c. lb...... ANNIVERSARY BAKERY VALUES ANNIVERSARY FRUIT DEPARTMENT VALUES Use New CERTO Recipe Book Under t:i'. ■ ^ ijj LabeL On SALE Saturday 0 7 ^ Home Made Vegetable Salad Assorted FANCY, RIPE - Only At, bottle ... t...... m f C from FVesh Vegetables, lb...... JEIXY TOMATOES 2 lb>. AT OUR B A K E R Y DEPARTM ENT R 0 LLS 7 FANCY, TENDER. ASSORTED AGAIN THIS WBE^^! Fresh Roasted .(Hie Pound of Our Home Made Potato f r e e Wltii Each Pound Purchased. EACH. ASPARAOJS , Chickens, SIStuffed and Baked, 69c SWEET, TASTY Gravy, Ob Sple A^ each Home Baked Beans, Loaves ^ quart ...... EXTRA SPECIALI Saturday Only! Our . Home Made Hmne Made Vi^^nia Fndted Home Made Rfegs, 2 Baked Mam, lb. 2 Cor .• • • • #••••( RIN< BACH - ' *.?•> ■» .. . v r % A * - ' PHONE ORDERS-TAKEN THIS, ElVraGNG D I A L ^ H . ■■'.A- -ijr- \ \ ..i:

- • j The .olty was Is a fMttva mood N. t f Ckllottif. A swhqpiton o o a m ^ ' Hurrah—The M arket Is Up! niRBGNWARVni^' with bright ooloii flyhig f m the too hoadod by Oaptalji Jassea W, , IMstheads of .all the pubtto build­ Mnrphy and t^luding olty nfflrials. Local Stocks N. Y. Stocks GATHER IN BRIDGEPOl^ ings strssts were' deOked In •a waU>6s tmslnsss min sill msOt-' buntings. ths offioora of ths ship and laaost' Ths snoampxoisnt 'OfftolaLy opeus thsm to the a ty Hall where they. (FurnlilMd by PotBam A Oo.) Adams Bxp 10% Expect 20,000 Win Be Jn at p. m.. today with ths arrival wlD reoelve the offiolal wrioome a- Central Bow, Hartford, Ooim. Air R edu o...... % 2 88 of ths'dariioyer tbs . B. Manlsy, the d V at ths bands of Mayor Bd-' Alaska Jun 18% tendance at < Encampment 8 to command of> LIsnt-Oommandor ward T. Buckingham 1 P. M. Stobks AJlegheny ...... 8 % During the Next ThrM Days. Allied C^m * ...... 1. ....>. 1.112% Bank Stooks A m C a n ...... 86 % Bridgeport, June S3.—(AP)^ B id A ik ed Am For P o w ...... 16% For the second time^tp'*'U ' yearn Am Rad Stand ...... 16% Cap Nat B and T .... 11 21 8 veterans and their famines were Conn. R iver...... 450 — Am S m e lt ...... 81% Htfd. Conn. Truat .... 46 60 Am Tel and Tel ...... 124% vlsitore In Brldgep()rt to attend the' Htfd National B and T 17!( A m Tob B ...... 88% 18th annual aute encampment of West Hartford Truit.. — 176 A m W at W k s ...... 85 the Veterans of kbrelgn Wars. P atte r so n 'S Inraranoe Stodca Anaconda ...... 15% Thousands of sx-soldiers apd their Aetna Casualty...... 49 52 A tchison ...... 68% famlliea came from 4U pai^ of tbe Aetna Life ...... 16 18 Auburn ...... 58% itate anolice action. No Let Up—and No Let Down! his direction, librarians raid. Much \ R ey Tob B ...... 44% Sears Roebuck ...... 32% of it, however, is secret and sealed, not to be made public for many fco CRH always be assured that we will rimtinue “banging away” at prices offers LATESTSTOCKS Sbcony Vac ...... 12% South P ac ...... 26% years. Men must die before some of New York, June 23.—(AP)—An Sou P Ric S ...... 32% the documents are read. Govern­ H o l l s r w o o i 1 M a r k a t ing values that are outstanding and proving to the most skeptical that ^ atmosphere of indecision' pervaded South R w y . .•...... ; 21% ments must fall, or pass into other financial markets today and prices St Gas and El 17% bands. 381 East Center Street % • ' Dial 3804 of stocks and staples mulled St Oil Cal ...... 34% Among tbe several million items arotmd in an extremely narrow St Oil N J ...... 37% now included in the growing collec­ Golden .West Fowl EVERTBODT SAVES AT tion,'are documents dealing with Veal Loaf Bologna range throughout most of the busi­ T ex Corp ...... 22% Tender Rib Roasts ness hours. Timken Rolle B ear ...... 27% war nations of almost all the coim- The American dollar was agrain Trans America ...... 7% tries in the world. During ..the ' Frankfurts Pressed Ham Round Pot Roasts arm istice, Mr. Hcx>ver, as food re­ erratic in foreign exchange trans­ Union Carbide ...... ; ____ 39 Spring L ^ Lamb actions, slumping in the to t hour Unit A ircra ft...... 31% lief administrator,'was in intimate Fore Legs of Lamb - U nit Corp ...... 12 touch with all the governments of Fresh Cut Hamburg Everybody’s Market and rallying later. Stocks rallied moderately in the first hour, but Unit Gas Im p ...... 21% Europe. ‘ , this early show of hopefulness gave U S Ind A le ...... 50 “And I was venal enough," be said in an informal conference with way to apathy that resulted in U S R u b b e r ...... 13% newspapermen the summer before 1 0 c 1 9 c most of the leaders dropping their U S S t e e l...... 54 % 1 Lb CHEESE BITS FREE Fancy Medtnm Size Fan^ No. 1 Carolina New initial advances. The ticker tape Util Pow and Lt ...... - 6 % his election in 1928, "to utilize tUkt intimacy in securing war. docu­ with, rash pound bought st NEW ONIONS! POTATOES! '■(a was lifel^ at times. Wheat and Western Union ...... 53 % ments -from aU governments as a Two 4-Room Tenements For Rent, $10-$15 Month. regular prl(» a t com eased, but cotton held fairly West El and M fg ...... 44 W oblw orth ...... 43 personal favor to me.” steady. Bonds were irregular. Bar Also 7-Room Hous^ and Store For Sale On Sm?ice Street- 3 lb s . l O o 1 0 Hm * i| silver was heavy, losing % of a Elec Bond and Share (Curb). 32% In 1986, tbe flrst of the sealed / documents are to be opened. Others 1 9 « Or STePk. cent an oimce at 84% cents. will remain imtouched for 85 years Only $1,500 Cash Required For Quick Sale, Lowest Price Ont! Gains of fractions to a pdnt or 1 ------:------Free Bumilng Ikble Majestic (LOCO Sheets) or longer. more were recorded shares of r a — i— TOILET TISSUE! N . B. C. Allied Chemical, Dupont, Case, Na­ MacDONALD IS HOPEFUL SALT! tional Distillers, American Smelt­ Uneeda Bis^te! ing, Celanese, Chiysler, Wool- • FOR PA RLEY SUCCESS 3 boxes lO c 3 i^oUs l O e worth, American Can, Bethlehem 3 boxes tO c Steel, Uifion Pacific, Lackawanna Flsan” Celloj^ume Wnqiped 2 5 * qt jar An Varieties have been prevalent for the past drive Iw the United States fpr com­ .1 .ra.il'll . ! POUND C A ^ ! few weeks. plete abolition of all embargoes, FIG BARS! Fresh Made Railway earnings, in the eyes of quotas' and arbitrary restrictions. Fancy Rice, Fresh Cnenmben, Sheffield Evmwrated most traders, still provide an im­ The French suggestion calls up­ l O c p k g . BONDBRRAD! 1 2 c iK ^ u n d portant basis for Judging the ex­ on the nations to undertake not to lb...... 3 for ...... 1 0 c Milk, I Q tent of industrial improvement. enact new* prohibitions or quotas 3 cans for ..... A ^ (1 1-4 lbs. or more.) 4 e loaf Fanas BIns ' The flrst six roads to publish state­ >but permits them to. maintain quo­ Circle W Coffee, ments for May showed a 4.8 per tas presently in force for an in­ Fancy Tomatoes, SaltiBes, Luneh, Graham cantaloupes !: cent increase in gross over May 2 3 c Comieeticat Valley definite period. Agricultural prod­ lb...... 2 lbs...... 1 9 c Dslteloaa Pure last 3mar, while net operating in­ ucts, however, are excluded from Salad Dressing, | Q CRACKERS! come was up around 95 per cent the proposed truce. pints...... ICE CIU5AM! iQ for A June traffic, it is estimated in some The resolution was debated in a Fancy Bulk m m Peterson’s Beets, 2 lb s . - . quarters, may be 12 or 15 per cent subcommittee considering commer^ Motasscs, qt. 2 7 c Del M onts n greater than in the corresponding cial policies, where the French 2 bunches for . 9 c Scot Tissue, I Q O p m t month a jrear ago. delegates explaiaed the exceptional 3 rolls Bxtra large CWUhnia C O F F E E t ’t o m fall in prices of agricultural prod­ Hi-Teat Grape Jelly, -A-' Iceberg Lettuce, . CHERRIES! ucts prevented France from re- 10 oz. jare, 2 5 c NEW ENGLAND CAMPS noundng her right to recourse to 2 for...... Mascot Peanut ' cctom isi . 24* to -s3 quotas-until, by means of Intemap 2 for Butter, 2 lb. jm: 2 3 c ‘lim it 8. Boston, Jims 2S—(AP) —^ liSjor tional organisation of production, 1 2 o p O isM Osnsral Fox Oonnsr, oommandsr of a world price level is reached in­ the First Ooips Ax^M^ -today an­ Sugar, . ; Calif. Orages,^ Bon Tow Peas^ Del Moate tMdeo I ^ tw n ‘/.v. suring reasonable profit for farm­ N h o y Green nounced the number of C. M. T. C. ers. JO lbs., .. 4 9 c doa...... 2 7 c 2 cant . . students who win be ■— to traininff in four New Bnghuul. „ **kD. . . Beans, 8 ^ts. for 'V ^ -i, Bthan ABen,. Buffington,. V t, Ifl; ting on Mr. Morgan’s lap for a long .e* ■ Adaipa,, Newport, B. t , | | 7 :: and ,time, and doubUeia tiiey ,now feg v - |fe|Diiia)r, Por^nd, ile« W a|w at aa im iS t m tfia midgat^ / I^ C H ESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,ESTBIB,'C0NN^Kimuy,-WN CX)NN '

ana Butter, small slice of wan not be henorsd on tiiia frss list wOl/ oocksd Ham; stewed Raisins. NEW AUTO AND RADIO be for narcotics or liquor. DEHETWERRYIIAnRS BHDSErOilTIUN Lunch: Combination Salad; Glass It is the hope that Is this way of Milk If desired. Arthur Drug Store may |ba of asslat- Otamer: Salisbury Steak, cooked SERVICE STATION OPENS anos to those who may have sick- AT RAD'S SATURDAY! nUIDM CKASB Carrots and Peas; Salad .of stuffed nsas Is the, fanoUy as4 have not tbeT ■' - ■ ■ I required tinads to puarimse the nec­ Beets; Raspberry loe Cream* . The Oakland- Auto and RUio One of (AP)—J. desired. mechanic and wlU be in charge of Cent States Elec ...... 3% in Schenectady, N. Y. Tbe Marry S(L Bberidan of Bridgeport, killed Lunch: Buttered Turnips, cooked tbe repairing department Modem Cities Service ...... 4% Makers have attracted ' many .with Bnilgn Mack B. Vobrheee In Lettuce; Salad of crisp, raw Spin­ garage e^pment, Including a Cities Service, pfd ...... 23 dancers to Rau’s. and 1* Is. expiiotsd .Bekt cuts frost «em4ta steers ach. wrecker for road lervioe, puts this that another good crowd wUl be on •B airplane aoddent on the weit tfilec Bond and Share ...... 88% Dinner: Baked Halibut, Aspara­ ■ervloe elation on a par with the Ford Umited 4% band thie Saturday night IPrGsh Fruits poaat, loit hla life leia than two gus; Salad of stuffed Tomatoes; largest garagei. RIB ROAST vean after enlisting In the United Midwest Utilq ...... The following Saturday, July 1st and Vegetablft Plain Jello or Jell-WeU..« , Mr. Beneon, well known in Man- NiHg Hud Pow ...... : 12% an exceptionally tine attraction has I Boneless even or pet resit States Na^^. Saturday oheater aa a radio repair expert will ______•' • Bom In Port Chester, N. Y., 20 Penn Road 8% been booked for the patron# of Breakfast: CMsp Waffle, welt manage thla ~ department. The id^ga) Lock 1% Rau’s. Crystal Lake. A1 Trent and years ago, Sheridan came here sev cooked Bacon; Stewed Peaches. agenw for eeveral popular makes oral years ago and enlisted In Feb Stano Oil Ind ...... 81 als Victor Recording Orcheetra will ORANGES CHUCK ROAST Lunch: Large glass of Tomato M ramoa for both home and auto­ United Founders ...... '2 furnish tbs music. Trent has one Finer Csiifeirnis ruary, 1982, through the Bridgeport Juice. mobile have been obtained. A odm- recruiting office. Re was. a grad United Gas 4% of the sweetest colored ordieetrae In Dinner: Spinach-Meat Loaf, Arti­ lete itock of tubes and parte will United Lt and Pow A ...... 7% the business. Fourtssn olsvsr musL FANCY FRESH-MILK FEO-ALL SIZES Uate of m rt Chester high school. choke; Celery and ripe Olives; Se bn hand at all times, tinder the Sheridan died of a broken neck Util Pow and L t ...... 3 dans and entertainers make up the Apple Snow. new management the etatlon will Csofldlan Marconi 2% band. yesterday, two hours after the plane •SOUFFLE OF SQUASH: 2H also offer auto laundry and polleh- fell near Sescanso, Calif., a moun* c: 25^ ^ LB Cups of Cooked mashed squash, % Ing lervloe. 2 1 FOWL toln resort. He went with Ensln cup of whole milk, ?. egg, 1 table- Voorhees, a native of Finlay. Ohio, spoonfiil butter. LEMONS as nsechulc on a familiarisation After equasb has been thoroughly 19SI Oenalae Spring flight over the mountains. mashed, gradually beat in the milk TO nu. PRESCRIPTIONS ai.W""'"''394 T^ie plane w as reported to have and yolk of the egg. Whip the U>( fallen from 800 feet after its motor whites of the egg stiff an'* dry and LAMB LEGS Btraped functi..nlng. FREE FOR THE NEEDY CANTAtbUPES fold Into the squash, turn into oiled BK Fancy milk.fcd Sheridan’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. dish, and bake in c moderate oven \ Fir s t / Joseph H. Sheridan, reside In for about thirty-five minutes. Add 2 '" 19^ H) Bridgeport. He also leaves a to each serving a generous lump of Tbe Arthur Drug Store located at VEAL LEGS brother and two half-t-others. butter. 846 Main street in accordance with I \ 4TIO\4l ; SPECIAL TOMATOES Funeral services will be held ••STUFFED CELERY: Add to their policy to be of servloe to the Mildly cured Cemad Ratf here. peanut butter the desired amounts people o t Manchester, announced to­ lb of minced ripe olives, chopped par­ day that for tbe rest of this month I Ma r k e t s i ar 2 - 15* MIDDLE RIBS sley, and enough of .the pulp and for the month of July they will OFFER drained from canned tomatoes to till prescriptione free of charge for TOLLAND make a sm ooth paste. W ork lngre< residents of the town who, due to dients together with fork and fill economic oondltions cannot afford 1 WEEK END SPECIALS 1 the grooves of crisp, well bleached to pay. it is only necessary for The regular meeting of Tolland celery stalks of uniform length, the prescribing physician to write In our M cit Mirlcctf For a limMtd time only Grange was held In the community before serving. on the back of the prescription that Brooksidt ^ house Tuesday evening when the the patient 'e in need of this ftee BUTTER C re a m e ry ^ third and fourth degrees were con­ QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS service and to sign his name. 1 &.4 9 F ferred. The Vernon Grange degree . Customers availing themselves of With every, meat purchase oF 50e or more you team worked the third degree while (Child Holds Breath Until Lifeless) this service will receive tbe same the fourth degree was worked by quality drugs and the same care in M 1 / ^ M f r o s t m s the Tolland Grange regulu officers. Question: Mrs. Harvey S. writes: compounding that has come to be can buy this N A T IO N A L ALUM INUM .Visiting members were from Suf- “Please advise me what to do with exp<^d at Arthur’s Drug Store. j U u J A K g r a n u l a t e d fleld, Enfield, East Windsor, Man­ a child that holds its breath until It The only prescription order that will Salt lieHed 10 lbs per customer chester, Coventry, EHllngton and Is black in the face and lifeless, Vernon Granges. Refreshments What causes this condition?” seLf -bastin g Answer: When a child cries so LAND O ' L A K E S weca served during the social hour 93 Score Sweet Cream S to 116 patrons. hard that it holds its breath for a The funeral of Paul Glacomlnl, long period of time. It 1s tisually U. S. Gov't Certified ^ because it suffers from periodic 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gla­ Great for the I E 5 3 ^ comlnl of Snlpslc Lake road, was attacks of indigestion due to wrong, BUTTER SALk UMiTID held from the Burke Funeral home, feeding. He is frantic to tell jrou Rockville, Thursday morning. The about it, and probably loses his tem< children’s supper ROASTING young man had enlisted for work In per because he cannot properly ex­ the reforestration can.ps and died In press himself. The shock from the CAMPBELL'S application of a cold towel over a hospital in Farmington, Me. TOM ATO SOUP The ftmeral of Benjamin Baxter the body is a good cure for this habit. Also see that tbe diet Is of Mansfield, formerly a blacksmith corrected. PAN In Tolland, was held at the Luclna Memorial Chapel in Rockville, Wed­ TINS Can be uftd s i • Dutch Oven and handy lor (vyinf foods nesday afternoon. Burial was In Speech may be silver, and silence Grove Hill cemetery. The deceased gold, but paper money seems to be leaves two sons, Robert Baxter of doing all the talking these days. Palmer, Mass., and John Baxter, of A ^ d ^ a l i i e ' t o ic s * '* only M a n s fi^ . POR EGGS Mrs. Zenda Homan is spending several weeks at Sound View. Hcnflcid Ssiceted Bobby Jean Robertson, a pupil of S A T U R D A Y the White School, was awarded the CASH SPECIALS first prlBS ifi-to-tha pslseuswesjea Ing contest of the Junior group held J o * 1 7 ^ > FLOUR SALE « recently. The prize was received X OLD HOMESTEAD MWIb the graduation ^rcises held last for Cakes and Pastries bsf ^ u rs^ y at Hicks Memorial School. AND DELICATESSEN Pastry 161 Center Steeei Miss Robertson is spending a month FINAST U W h at Sound View Beach. Next to Center Anto Supply. Bananas Family An all purpose Fleur Harry Brown, mail carrier from ^'Quality A t Reasonable Price.** Tolland to Rockville Is confined to F ancy R ip e his home with illness making nec­ irst atiomal tores Plllsbury'i Best n r essary a substitute on the route, LAND (FLAKES ^ F IS S Mrs. Wright B, Bean, who U now BUTTER, 2 lb s.D O C at her summer home . Inspiration lim it 2 pound# w ttb e a d i Gold Medal bsf Point entertained tbe Cornelia Cir­ order. cle for tbe annu^ picnic last Friday afternoon. A program of recita­ S u g a r , . tions, readings and impromptu MORE SAVINGS speaking was edjoyed. Tbe weather 1 0 lb s ...... ^ # C U6HT-ROCK bebg unfavorabw, an indoor picnic with an open fire prbvided tb » cheer 1983 GenniM Spring BLUE MOON not to be found outdoors. Tbe social L ^ s of Lamb, y-COMBINATION SALE I committee served refreshments. lb BEVERAGES SPREADS ■M Fioa Mrs. Eldred Doyle is secreUry 22c JACK FKOS1 and treasurer of m Rockville Na- 6RANULATE0 ttspnl F «’m Loan assodatlon. F a^ Rib Roast, ^ 7 c F u ll Quart Roquefort •*« 2M Suoar The M en's Club o t Tolland will Orange Lomon-Llmo ^ J o h n s o n s hold its meetlBg Friday evening at Cut from tim -fedSteers. Strawberry Root Boor A S n t AiMfied '*> 20F B o'clock in the social rooms of tbe o e u c snSAOeS Ftt I WITH lACH Federated church. Tbe committee N otfd For Its Ffatror! Cherry Ginger Ale Low Price BOTTLE EXTRA TWO FACXAOIS FUKMAUO Mlke-MaK in ctorge are Samuel Simpson, Chnek Roast, Oiafles Gunther and Louis L. Bar­ A Reguler 91 4 V a lu e ton. Wives and daughters of the lb . CHEF members are invited. **DR- SACHS** FRUIT SYRUP Delieions Pot Roasts, lb. BOY-AR-DIE BOTH Miss Ida Giocominl, daughter of M ILK OF M AGN ESIA, 35c Size PINEAPPLE-^ASPBEBRY Mr. Md Mrs, Paul Oiacomitti of SPAGHETTI DINNER FOR Snlpslc Lake road, Tolland, gradu- 3 9 ^ atm Thursday from tb * State Nor­ 15c, 18c _ Tooth Paste— — A efceiee ef skeker Free wfdi cscli mal school in Witlimantic. Ortn Rosst, lb. Miss Hattie Jewett of Rockville 2 large tubes Full pint 2 1 « psekege percMsed '“ 33^ was a guest of friends in town Wed- MidAV/ 20c, 22c Mr. and Mrs. John H. Steele at­ j W H E A H E S ...... 2 f o r 2 3 n G R A PE JU ICE, fan i>lnt. .15c] OLD PAIHIONID Betty Crocker — 13 Egg A A I tended O e graduation exercises held Short or Slrkrfn OA.. COOKIES a t tbe Town bali, Ellington, Tues­ S tia k s,lb ...... day, when their grandson. Mason 2-LB, JARS PEANUT BUTTER ...... 2 9 c JOHN ALOEN MOLASSES R. Steele, graduated from tbe , Ftney S ttr Botf, erPRSCILLABUnER ANGEL CAKE ** 2 9 < 6 0 Z . J A R grammar school. L A N D O ' 41 Cookies Foroqnarter Lamb or Voal, LAKES ^K rasdale’’ in pseksge .V, zsi^ Coceanul Bar Cake Boned and Rolled, 1 ^ TOMATOES 174 D R I E D , l b ...... 1 / C Rttttop Large Osne—With Poree LiuuifV Csksf n ^iced Sugar Cookies t i t BEEF MAC A n o m o MENUS Headquarters For Yonr Pfenle Lfmeh Cold Cots. Pan Roils w,..*^n. Bimday W E H A V E I T - vcaient/ ceoneniicsl wey lo use four Breakfast: Eight-ounce class of 3 **'“ * 2 5 c E v e r T r y Orsnge Juice or Grape JtuM thirty D u r k e e ’ s SPAGHETTI ntiutes before breakfast; Dish of KMii’. rrnhl, 0 1 .. . Peppy M alt?' S a l a d In Tonuito and Muehroom Sauce,. CEioeolate BlnHed Berries with cream, no Sugar. R outed Coffee, lb. m X C Lunch: Sweet Com, •Souffle of It'e Great Oft/a Milk Drink. COOLING BEVERAGES Squash; ••Stuffed Celery. BAKERY DEPT. D r e e a i n g 2 J a m . . ; ......

, S'*.; '' ■ i.'.v . - • • r- ^ -•'••• ■Sff. f i %•• •' *; viV!. '■ ■"■'• * ^ 1 \\> -%v. • i.: T‘?r /< ■■ ■' ■' • ■' ■ ■■ ■ . - V:- %i*'' '-:U ’.v/ -4 . . - f MANCfflaSIER EVENING HERALD,vMANCHBSTBR, C O N N o*toA r„ hoURTBBN*' ■ . A . . . ot^rge* lato tb ^ mfflt % WooUtqr.-Utodad in ona.sy* by a 'ooOay WM Mat MlMiMllm,i|ftnmd,.,^ OiMxpA toaqptad to Tooaafiilt < auldds aftar ^ PINEHURST'! M ANiU'TTAN ■) „.m LU M OAlMa, ■'I Plnehnwttriii to offer attractive spedals when y w w ^additiratothe Broilere advertieed, Mr. Brohl ii bringing In eome good eked Native Roasting Chickens— Now Yorw — Tho doooUota Idr. Also Native Frying Chickens. Phone Service Until 8:80 Tonight I Ohandi," looking at us horn India, and soma othor woU known “fur* TENDER YOUNG These, Too, Come Up To Pindmrst Stand- B e n , .lio.alMh piDehinVsFlnehnntfs- !» (• buyins powm i Iv«« rinora" havo had thlnga to say yoo low prices on qaallty P01 about this oountty*! bathtubs. And ard of QnaUtyl [’ ■ 100 Fancy, Extra Large thoy woront suggeating chat our Intoroat in plumhiag had anything 1 125 Milk-Fed to do with godUness, by any means. FOWL So-lt'aeomed we might be in fOr another slam' when Dorothea For FRICASSEE Wleok, who was tho kindly teaohor NATIVE in tho aflrman fllm, “ Maodchen In 5-t uniform," observed after arrival here: BROILERS each $ 1 « 2 9 “New York eortalnly haa the best Z\\ Plomp, whlto-broosted birds, proper^ fed for bathtubs in the world." tenderness. Split, ready for the broUer. We And to have the beat tubs may placed an order for a large number of these broil* 50 Smaller suggest that we have the best of all era so that we could sell them to srou at FOWL foriFRICASSEE dvlUxatfam for an earthy earth. V PANOV, aULK-PATTID POW l — Constant teasing is one reason AT fY ■XOXLLINT POli a n WINN, why motbesq, and fathers, get gray! PNYINCI OR P R lO A tS K im e . NO e Wistful Miss Wloek A ; P y i n Wleck*8 tharm Is of the wist­ Why give members of your family PINHt POWL OaN M PUN- each each ful sort, yet she impresses ]rou as a chance to tease for “Out Our MEAT MARKETS OtMMD AT ANY PNIOBI 6 9 « being mentally vivacious. She has Way,’’ when you’re all on vacation? CELERY. CRANBERRY SAUCE, 9c. large blue eyes — the kind we call Call the circulation department 5121 2 Broilers for $1.15. dreamy, dark blond hair, and a and have the Herald mailed to jmul ...1 beauty that if no regular pattern. No. a Her background Is German, but Cenuin# Spring 1933 Del Monte Pears osns PINEHURST VEGETABLE SPECIAL—500 POUNDS she was bom in Switzerland while DEEP RIVER SUYER her parents were on *a trip, and No. 1 spent much of her childhood in Swe­ cans Red Ripe den. She gets her English a bit GETS 5 TO 10 YEARS Dei Monte Fruit Salad pound twisted sometimes, in conversation, LAMB TOMATOES lO e but hasn’t a heavy accent Says she Quaker Crackels pkgs. can master any role in the tongue. KiDed His Father When He CABBAGE And she bltishes readily. LEGS No. 2 3 pounds The serious little stu (she ap­ Scolded Him for Coming •eft Msatsd oans Every tomato measuring up to Plnehurst Standard of Quality. For Cold Slaw peared to be larger on the screen) Home Late to Milk a Cow. A & P Bantam Com insists she is more concerned about Dtllolous NATIVE LETTUCE...... ,...... 7c Each 11c her acting thah she is with being a PIsvor Minute Tapioca pkg. beauty or a “personality." Middletown, June 23.— (AP)- 21i Henry Woolley, 29, of Deep River, Plnehurst As for what she exi>ects of Holly­ At AAP Markati 14-oz. wood: was sentenced to state prison for Quaker Maid Chili Sauce bets. Sugar, 10 lbs. .. '.. .49c “I never expect something, I hope from 5 to 10 years after pleading 21c SLICED BACON 2$c nothing. Perhaps it will be good; guilty today in Superior Court a perhaps bad." to Fancy Cellophane Wrapped, 21c. 29c Grade, 25c lb. Confectionery ■She brought no retinue of servi­ Whole Silya'rbrook tors, as some invading actresses / OF Half lb. 17c Sugar, l b ...... 7c havo done. She brought no fancy S 0 2 . MAIN ST. DIAL VEAL LEGS Fancy Cold Cuts, lb ...... 45c automobile. But one thing she did FOR GOOD TH/H5 r TOF^T m SI bring was a portable phonograph. rjkssu lb. 3 9 c Plain Cold Cuts, lb...... 35c A t her Park avenue hotel, when The Items advertised below Porterhouse STEAK BUTTER Bisquick...... 33c her first exciting day here was were purchased after the regular For Shortcidte. drawing to a dose, she wound her Plnehurst Advertisement went to A t AE lP Markatf High QusIKy— Pull Lunch Tongue, lb , ...... 49c lltUe machine and said to me: press. Oroam— Psstourlzsd “I will play for you some Bach, Please Call Us Tonight (4151) yes? F^ANdri", tiik is p BUTTER NUT Baked Ham Hampden FOR EARLY SATURDAY “Ah, I am so happy that In New CUCUMBERS, each Gold Medal FLOUR bag LOAF York, with all the fine bathtubs, 1 lbs. 4 9 < Spiced Ham Frankfurts DELIVERY! the people know about Bach." Native Summer Squash sad M '/i-lb. Made of Beef, Maca* Boiled Ham Turnips. Pillsbury's FLOUR bag ronl, Cheese and Pound, 19c. Coineidenoe H a^ California Iceberg. Nuts. Liverwurst Tomato Juice Don Dlckerman, of night club Native Spinach. Pound Cocktail, 2 pints .. .25c fame, and Katherine Campbell had 35c Dried Beef Sausage Just finished reading a book to­ LARGEGREEN o l. Serve Iced COFFEE! gether — Richard Harding Davis’ PEPPERS, each ... F ine “Captain Macklin.’’ The hero of the ^_JFor_Sakd^or^t^^ Davis adventure story is a charac­ G ran u lated Eight o'clock - 19c ter based on a real flesh and blood vine Ripened Cantaloupes, Pinehurst Saturday Specials soldier of fortime — none other each 15c. MHd and Mallow than CoL C. A. RIm , who was Miss Asparagus, bunch 24c. Campbell’s father. Orspefnilt, each 7>/^c. It was a bit strange, therefore, Native Strawberries and Native Sugar Red Circle •»■ M axwell H ouse Coffee when Miss Campbell^ and Dicker- Raspberries. ______man strolled Into the annual exhibi­ Rkh and Full-Bodiad Freshly Ground tion >»• 21c 25c Red Bananas, Butter, 2 lbs. . O O C California Valoncia .YPRICt^S, Fairbury Butter, >| Q _ Argo Starch, 1 C Juicy Caorgia 44c 3 lbs...... 25c 2 p k g s ...... X D C 2 lb s ...... Ylra WHEATIES, PEACHES Arritais lb. bakt. 4 5 c ORANGES 25c Yellow Bananas, mNlum HORMEL HAMS, Ready To Serve, Spring Legs OO Gold Medal Flour, O O ^ Nativa SlM d e l . 59c 4 lbs...... 25c Lamb, lb...... ZOC 51b. b a g ...... ^ O C CABBAGE 2 d o z . Telephone ^ At Their Best Right Now! .. 24c Nation-Wide O C /» Solid Rad Ripa R « «tP o r k ; 1 4 ^ Coffee, lb...... « O C smell Peas sizs SPRING*^ legs oI lamb Fresb Shoulders, ^ Kellogg’s All Bran, 1 Q ^ TOMATOES 3 quarts Average $1.59 to $1.99 Each. large s iz e ...... 1 0 C m B U u n ftti :iO Z MAIN ST. DIAL. fOR COODTH/HCr rOF^T AI-.I 80-oz. 2 S c NATION-WIDE FLOUR, 24V2 Lb. Bag 79c ■cncHm^nANoi Grandmothers Raisin Bread loaf Ground Beef Daisy Hams Jnst the Finest Quality Roost Tfitb Chof Bey-st-dee Pork, Roast Beef, Pot Rofusts and Bacon, ’ (brab Meat, 19c and 25c lb. Cube Steaks Tender Steaks. pkg...... * Fancy Chatica .. 'riS!-T.S 7c VkarAitttf Wnso 2 at. 37c LaFrnce Tablets Ik Shioked Shoulders, lb. Tuna Fish, Fan^ The Cookie Department has Just received a fresh shipment of new MtcludfrMad cookies and crackers including: Extra Fancy, Juicy LightMeat.... tmtk fstimgt 2 In i ' Qutdc Arrow ' ED6EM0NT ORANGES Frankfurts,10c 12c Ivory Salt, Regular or We were fortunate in buying such n BUTTER CRACKERS^ Large Oranges, 2 lb & ...... Iodized, ShoePoiithc*"IOc quantity of 25c 1-Pound Box, 15c.' dosen ...... 33c Hamburg, 2 pkgs...... i O C Extra Large CHOCOLATE WAFERS EDGEMONT HONEY 2 lbs...... Rippled Wheat, 2 A Oranges, dosen 49c Scotch. Ham^ 25c GRAHAM WAFERS ■h 2 pkgs...... X 9 C 3 '“’• lie in cans to sell at ...... 1-Pound Box, 17c. l b ...... Usoal price 88c. ■■■• 2 5 c RADISHES, 25c Both these oraokers are Pot Roaat, lb. Baker’s ChoMlate, There is a redpe for loe Box Cake on packed in boxes, wrapped In bunch ..., Unsweetened, O 2 ... every can. wax plater for freshness. Vi-lb. pkg. ...; Z i i C CUCUMBERS, 15c 20c * ..s- each. I • • • • s For Bulk Cookies we sflH gqholsBBeB Oatmeel- ■ Wswgeih—Cheese zings 10c PATRONIZE THESE NATION-WIDE STORES: and BDloo Malt Oraokers. BEETS, ' bunch • steoooo GefNTge England Kittd’s Market For^tliS e e i^ 8atard^r<*4en our bread men wfll M n g fresh Per* 852 f^weee Street i TeL J8S6 ISBIa^iMMek T^4868 t and nsakurt BoBs, Pan Blseidt, Coffee Oakes, Beymond APPLES, Deouts, Swedish and Hard Orost Rye Breads. Biirsack Brothers W. Hany England . A lbs. ••••••• ^ 4Tt Hartford Boed ^ YtL « 8 8 TM.8481

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ton Hill road. Water bound maca­ dam, length abQut~8-4 mile is under SPECIAL MUSIC FOR Condition O f construction. Open to local traffic. Voluntown. Ekonk Hill road and Church street, waterbound maca- SANDY BEACH SERIES 'f-. : State Roads dain length about 3 1-4 miles are under construction. Open to local Road cttuUtioos and detoura in traffic. Volimtown. Pendleton Hill The coming* week-end period will 7 > the State of Connecticut made nec- road is being oiled for 3 miles. bring aa outstanding a r ^ of dac3e eBsaiT*!^ highway conatruction and Route No. 100: New Fairfield and events, which, will be ^sented .''t oiling announced by the Connecticut Danbury. Waterbound macadam the Sandy Beach Ballroom, Crystal Highway Deputment aa of June 21, about-one mile in length on the For­ Tempting Lake. Saturday night, June 24, will 1S38. gone road and one mile on t^ Balls witness the return of Vincent Route No. U. S. 1: Groton. An. ex Pond road. Grubbing, grading and Breglio and his.Broadcasting or­ tentibn of Poquonock River liridge inatRiHng. culverta. Open to traffic. chestra. Railing from his. own night and approaches la under construe* Route No. 101:-East Hartford. club where he has played for the tion. Traffic can pass. Old Ljyme. Silver Lane Road is being oiled for past nbie months, Vinoent Breglio It’s Easy If You Shop Boston Post Road. Shoulders are ^ mile. Ekustford. Hartford road. brings the same orchestra vdiich txHng oiled for 6 milea Shoulders are being oiled for 2 miles. has scored such a large hit with Route No. U. S. lA: Branford. Putnam. Rhode Island road. Should­ their radio work through WBZ. Poet road cut-off. About 2 m iles o f ers are being oiled for 6^ miles. With him also in a fast moving For Pieme and Everyday reinforced concrete under construe Route No. 104: Stamford. Long presentation will be a clever magi­ tion- Grading. Open to traffic. Fair' Ridge Extension. About 3^ miles cian and a talanted dance team. field. Kings Highway Ext. Cut-off risinforced concrete pavement. Open Likewise, Periey Stevens and his 900 feet swamp excavation and to traffic. play at the ballroom on Sunday Route No. 105: Weston. Lyons Foods at HALE’S grading in cut-off. Main road o, night, June 25. Composed of the to traffic. Stratford. Section No. Plains road is being oiled for 3 finest musicians in the east, the I, Merritt Highway-Barnum avenue miles. Periey Stevens Recording Orchestra The most perplexiog problem that eenfronte every hoosewlte le what bridge under construction. Closed Route No. 119: Bristol. Brlstol- is famous for their splendid music to serve on ^ t , ptdtry dOTO.. to take along .pkg8.]||^lc ' Route No. 14: East Hampton. mile, including a 40 foot span bridge A hot weather cereal! SALAD DRESSING East Uampton-Marlboro road is be­ Is under construction. Traffic can One-ponnd paokagea. Light, dark ing oiled for 1 mile. East Hampton. brown and powdered included. pass. Sunbeam Pork and East Hampton-Marlboro road. 2 Route No. 341: Kent-Warren 2 9 ^ quart fwnflw reinforced concrete pavement road. Waterbound Macadam 3 under construction but open to one­ miles in length. Open to traffic. BEANS can lO c Tasty, fresh cooked dressing. A qqaUty product made by Best Foods, DEMONSTRATIONI way traffic. Marlboro. Marlboro- About two pounds of delldous pork and beans. Ino. Make your salad sandwlohea with Blue Ribbon—note foe dllforcBeet< East Harmpton road is being oiled Take along a supply to the cottage! V Keebler’s for % mile. Middlebury-Woodbury Chocolate WinAnill road. About 1% mUes of reinforc­ Blue Roll ed concrete pavement under con­ Fresh Fruits i|^4 ye80|a^|#S struction. Laying concrete. One­ C ook ies way traffic. Convenient detour is TISSUE 8 rolU 25c posted. MeridexL Meriden-Middie- 1,000-sheet rolls! “Intrinsic” Florida • Fresli town road. Shoulders are being We cannot possibly go back to oiled for 2 miles. a gold coin standard unless vast 1 9 * POU»d Route No. 16: Portland. Portland- new supplies of gold are discovered. F e w men achieve their goal with­ — ^Prof. H arvey A . W ooster o f Ober- ORANGES PEAS Taste a sample—boy a pound. Cflastonbury road is being oiled for out vitaliW and drive. And so many CRISCO lb. 1 9 c $ lin College. « 2 rnttmu. Middletown and Durham. are held back from their best by Beechnut Butter Mlddletown-Durham road. Should- a common ailment: constipation. Burt Olney’s lers are being oiled fo r 7 miles. ^ I am tired of all this mystery It dulls energy, often causes head­ dozen 21 * ^ T 1 « about wrestling. I am for honest aches, sleeplessness. It'takes the Wafers, 2 pk^rs. 17c Route No. 25: A section of con­ Also Graham and Cream crete pavement on the New Milford championships, openly arrived at. vim out of your day’s work. CORN 3 tms 28c As sweet as a baby’s breath! ColorfuL FnU, 'firm pods of fresh sweet peas. —Joe Savoldi, wrestler. Just, as If foey were .picked right out o t Crackers. Litchfield road, from Marbledale to Correct constipation hy eating a Golden Bantam. No. 2 size. Fancy pack. Practically seedless. Mere words faU us in teUlng you about foenfr—try a dozen! your own garden. Psntftm, 8 1-4 miles in length delicious cereal. Laboratory tests Handy to have in the pantry! Grading and laying concrete pave We want a new deal. We feel we show Kellogg’s A l l -B ran supplies are entitled to it.—Diego Abeito, Popular “Self-Serve” ment. Several sections of one-way ’’bulk” to exercise the intestines, DEWHIST traffic arc necessary. Newtown. secretary, pueblo of Isleta. and vitamin B to tone the intestinal Naborhood Bridgeport road. Shoulders are be­ tra ct. Items ing oiled for 5% miles. We all realize that at the moment 2 quarts 1 9 * Bath’s Spiced H A M ...... Ib.Sic the government’s gfreat object is The *1)ulk*’ in A l l -B h an is b e e t s 3 tins 2 9 c PEACHES Route No. 29—New Conaan. Nor- similar to that of lettuce. Within Sound, ripe,. yeUow clingstones. Underwood’s Deviled HAM . .foi 66. walk-New Canaan Cut-off. 2 miles not only to see that people are not No. 2 size can. 25 beets or over in the tin. hungry and are not without shelter, the body, it becomes a soft mass, Sunbeam Staffed OLIVES, Jar lOe of reinforced concrete under con­ which gently clears the intestines' DELICIOUS, RIPE — — struction. Old road open to traffic. but to see that wherever possible, Burt Olney’s BLUEING...... taU bottle lOo people are given work and the feel-^ of wastes. How much better than TUNNY F IS H ...... tin lOo Route No. 32: Mansfield, Willing- using pills and drugs—so often ton and Stafford. WiUimantlc-Staf- ing that they are actually doing TOMATOESroMi 3 tins 2 8 c PLUMS 2 dozen 17 * (ItaBon style. Packed tai pore something in return for what they oUve oU.) ford road is being oiled for 16 miles Almost a picnic neM ssl^r^^^^^^^ Route No. 34: Derby. Housatonlc are being paid.—^Mrs. Franklin D. Two tahlespoonf Ills daily will cor­ Solid, hand packed tomatoes. No. 2 size. Herriiey*! CHOCOLATE...... avenue. Shoulders are being oiled Roosevelt. rect most types of constipation. If California lo e b ^ ...... ^-Ib. her 15e not relieved this R oyal Red YeUow Ripe for 3 miles. Prineely D ATE S...... S.lba. 2So Route No. 39: Sherman-Gaylords No matter bow far down and out way, see your Olebber Girl BAKING POWDER.. ville road. Bitummous macadam, an American workman is, he is al­ doctor. botde Rananas 49>s.2ic L ettuce 2 for 1 3 * ...... tin lOe ways sure his luck will change.— KETCHUP 9 c 2% miles in length. Shoulders and A n ;- B ran also Large bottle. Dnryea’s COBN STABOH ...... railing Incomplete. Sherwood Anderson, novelist. has iron for the Sound ...... 2pk ga’19o Route No. 45: Cornwall. Warren blood. At all gro­ Savol CERTO...... bottle 27e Hill road. Shoulders are being oiled cers. In the red- “CaU-4-nia” Sunkist bunch First Prize SODA FLAVORS .... Moths, says a scientist, are and-green package. R adishes 2 e I for 3 miles. among the least aggressive of all large, fnU bunches...... 2 for tSe Route. No. 63: Weston. Cobbs Mill Made by Kellogg in AMMONIA 2 qts. 1 7 c O ranges dozen 4 3 * (Assorted. Each bottle makes insects. After getting out our last Battle Creek. road is being oiled for 4 miles. summer’s bathing suit and looking Extra large! , 8 gaUons.) Route No. 49: Norfolk. Relocation it over we are convinced that they DEMONSTRATION Red Ripe BriU’a E-Z FREEZE...... pkg. 9e of Summit crossing. Shoulders and are willing to take a back seat. HELPS KEEP YOU FIT (Vanina or ehoeolate. Make your railing incomplete. Open to traffic. Cuban , own lee eream.) Route No. 67: Weston. Newtov.'i ■ Old Trufty Tomatoes 2>^ 17* Turnpike is being oiled for 3 miles Flnpf t^pe tomatoes. Good for oUo- Route No. 67: Seymour and Ox­ Pineapple ea. lag or DEMONSTRATION ford. Seymour-Southbuzy ;road, DOC FOOD about 6 miles of reinforced concrete FBESH, NATIVE ’ United Dairy imder construction. Open to traffic. Beymour. Oxford road. Shoulders ^ tins 2 ^ ^ are being oiled for 4 miles. ASPARAGUS bunch 2 * Route No. 68: Naugatuck. Pros­ ^ r d « n Large banohes. pect road. About 2 miles of bitumin­ Bouquet 2 lb. bag 2 S ^ ous under conatruction FBESH, SOUND ]^ G * tallglaM Open to traffic. Route No. 69: Bethany and Pros- Old Dutch each Pimento, Plefcle, Cottage, la Bethany-Prospect read. About 6 CUCUMRERS « pink tinted tumbler. miles bituminous macadam under Of good slEe. construction. Open to traffic. CLEANSER 3 cans 1 9 c ■ Route No. 70: Cheshire. Meriden road. Shoulders are being oiled for The Robertson Line of Soaps fiBniles. Route No, 72: Middletown-Crom “HEALTH MARKET^ MEAT SPECIALS well-Berlin turnpike. 3 3-4 miles of On Sale At The Following Stores reinforced concrete pavement and bridges are under construction but C. B. J. Anderson Pine Street Alarket ^ BEST QUALITY SIRLOIN open to traffic. RaUroad underpass, 09 Sontli Main Street 144 Pine Street FRESH MILK-FED Kensington, under construction 1 t 'Adam Braaaaski J. Bobb B Son open to traffic. 81 Nortii Street 217 Center Street Route No. 74: Ashford and WU- pound pound Ungton. Willington - Warrenville Leo Brauzanski Scranton B Son 19* STEAK FOWL Trader, Juley steak, e(rt from prime. A, Ne. 1 beef! We a n kaewa lkif«|^M«9 road. Bituminous macadam, length 66 North Street 802 Spniee Street Average weight 4 to 4J^ pounda. Eixodleat for frlcasoee. Also good for sond- wlobes and saJada for Sunday plonlo lunohes. foe towR for our qinenty oteaksl about miles under construction. W. S. BUUngs Harry Snow I - ______^_____ j ______^______' " '______:______Traffic should avoid this route. Tol­ W^iplng, Conn. W^iplng, Conn. land. Wllllngton-Rockvllle road is « being oiled for 8 miles. WilUngton. 3. H. Madden Thomae D. Smith WlUington-Warrenvllle road is be­ 82 Laurel Street 2 North School Street R oast R eef Legs ot Lamb R ib R oast Pork Sausage ing oiled for 8 miles. ■ James N. Nichols Star aiarket Route No. 79: Madison. North Highland Parti, Conn. 47 Nortti Street Madison road is being oiled for 6 miles. Oswalffa Meat Shop PtaMhorat Qrooer^ pound M * pound 2 c 8* pound- 802 Main Street Route No. 80: KiUing^rth and Sprnoe Street Benshss cross rib renat. No westa. Saybrook. KUllngworth-Deep River. Hale^e Self-Serve Prime rib roast beef. J o l^ , tender legs ef hmUi. Out from 9 ^ Pare Oroharde prime, At'^No. 1 lamb. lUVUnRMBt .kMpi About 4 miles bituminous macadam 276 Oakland Street Mhln .Street under construction. Open to traffio. Mahleu Grocery Oo. Boraack Brea. ^ Route No. 87: Bolton-Coventry- 470 Hartford Bead Aadover road. Six miles of rein- - "ISS Sprnoe Street B aked H am ioreed concrete surface from Bolton W. Harry En^and Oanale^a Market Veal Rollettea Veal Ciitlet Votch to Andover'under construc­ Manrtieater, Green 86-40 Oak S tr^ •V-’ tion but open to one-way traffle. O. H. Tryon itoote.NOi 01: Chaplin and JCast- • FairtleM Grdoeiy 3 5 e pound g ^ e pound pound WllUmantlc road. Shoolden 284 Hartford Bead 8 Eaat Center Street sra beiaff oiled for d milea. _ . Baked la pure fruit Jnleeal Take ltalong nnmliis rrrT* AHsoMBNot Fresh eat vsnl eutlsts. Dad wlH lave H ■iM. p'trrv -2. Boute^jro.' 98: Woodptoek. ' ^ub- 0i Nmili Btnet ever foe wertt-end to foe oeCtnge or the ------naai sqn ^betn g Mlad fbc S-eflea. pleale. —twice as eoononiloaL tor dimer tomorrow! - Boiitd No. 00: Stonlngton. Fendle-

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ANNOUNCEMENTS 2 FLORISTS—NURSERIES 15 APARTMENTS—FLATS— YOUNG MAN WOULD like to ar­ FOR SALE—CELERY, cabbage aad TENEMENTS 63 Great American Ryder Cup Team Out range for transportation to and cauliflower plants. Krauss’ Green­ FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat, interior Mother Thrilled As from Pratt A Whitney Aircraft house, 621 Hartford Road. Tele­ newly reflnisbed, reasonable rent. To Break Tie With England's Best CaU 7576. phone 8962. Apply 77 Benton street Dial 6007. Equaled World Dash Mark FOR R81NT—TWO 4 room tene­ AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 MOVING—TRUCKING- ments at 11 Plano Place. Inquire Cleveland, O., June 28.—A speedy,«ed by Jimmy Owen at M aplewood, on premises. 1932 CHEVROLET COACH very STORAGE 20 cotton-picking pickaninny from M., last year. clean; 1931 Ford coupe; 1929 Whip­ FOR RENT—THREE ROOM fur- northern Alabama has grown into Owens reeled off the 220-yard’ pet sedan. Terpis and trades. Td. SILVER LANE BUS LINE offer tbe nished apartment. 109 Foster »n ebony flash of lightning. He is dash in 20.7 seconds, dipping ssvra- 8805. Brown’s Garage, West Cen­ aceommodatloo of their large Ue> street—Grube. Jesse Owens, now of Bast Tech high, tentba off the previous record ss- ter street. * Luxe bus rot lodge, party or team who equaled the world recora in the tabllshed by (iene GoodwlUie of Uni­ trtps at epeclal ratea Phone 8068.. DBLMONT STREET near Main, 6 100-yard dash In finals of tbe twen­ versity H l^ , Chicago, In 1939. 1932 DESOTA SEDAN, low mileage, 886U..8864. rooms, all improvements, newly re- ty-ninth Annual prep track classic “1 knew Jesse would do it" Mrs. perfect condition; 1929 Willys finlshed. Call at bouse, or dial 4618. at tbe University of Chicago. Owens tells friends. "He said his Knight sedan, exceptionally clean; LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE Jesse, with his mother, father and old coach, Charley Ril^, wanted 1929 Ford pick up, good condition moving, general trucking, uvery FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat, like new, 10 brothers and sisters, moved from him to do tbe 100 yards in 0:09J1,. throughout. Cole Motors, telephone service. Our affiliation with United first floor. 268 Oak street. Inquire a farm close to Decatur, Ala., to and that he’d turn the trick In Chi­ 6463. Vane Service means lowat ratea on on premises. Cleveland 11 years ago. cago. He did better than what bia furniture moving to distant potnta. FO R R E N T -I4 ROOM tenement aU And Jesse’s flying spikes pro­ coach asked of him. FORD PICK UP, LATE 1929, per­ Large modem trucks, expeneneeo duced tbe thrill of a life time for “Jesse Is a great track stir bor ’ fect condition, $140.00; Willys men, prompt service, aU goods in­ Improvements $20, single seven room bouse, all improvemente, in­ Mrs. H. C. Owens, bis mother. cause he minds bis coach. He olwagD Knight 1929 Model 70, bargain for sured while in transit are teaturea don’t know just what to say has been obedient. Jesse wanted to quick buyer. Trade considered. Call offered at oe eatra expense to you. cluding steam beat, automatic gas heater, two porches and double about bow I felt when I learned the play footbaH but his father and I 277 Franklin avenue, Hartford. Dally trips to New rork, oaggage good news—it seemed like my heart set uur feet down against It when delivered dlreet.to iteamablp piera garage, $38. Telephone 8608 or wh b in . SELL and Mcbaoge used 6280. stopped beating for a moment," is we realized what a brilliant futupf For further tnformatioo eel) 8U68. the way Mrs. Owens expressses tbe be bad ahead of him." cars all makes and models. Armory 8860. 8864. Perrett A Ulemiey. ino. Garage. 60 Wells street Telephone FOR RENT—8 ROOM apartment; feeling she had when news trickled 6874. aleo 4 room flat, 88*42 Maple street. in telUng of her son’s record smash­ Jesse is peering deep Into £ Tel. 6517. ing In the meet future. He has his life plans map­ COURSES AND CLASSES 27 All Jtese did was dash off tbe ped out. His mother reveals as century in 9.4 seconds to equal tbe much. Want Ad Intonnatlsd BEAUTY CULTURE—Earn while BUSINESS LOCATIONS accepted International record, es­ "Jesse graduated from high school learning. Details frea. Hartford FOR RENT 64 tablished by George Simpson of this year," she said. "He will go to Acadsmy of Holrdrescing 698 Main Manchester Ohio State In 1929 and equaled by college next year and specialise in suweL Hartford. TO RENT—OFFICES AT 865 Main Frank Wykoff of Southern Cali­ physical education. He hopes to- be Evening Herald street (Orford Bldg.) Apply Ed­ fornia in 1980, win both tbe 220- a physical director when bis school ward J. Holl. TeL 4642 and 8025. yard dash and tbe broad jump, al­ days are over." CLASSIFIED b u s i n e s s OPPORTUNITIES tering tbe record^ in both events. Tbe little negro athlete hasn't ADVERTISEMENTS definitely chosen the coUege he will FOR RENT OR BALE—STORE HOUSES FOR RENT 65 In running tbe 100 in 9.4, Owens attend, but right now favors Uni­ Count sis averas* versity of Michigan. * Initials numbers and with *2 tenement bouse, 2 ear ga­ broke tbs meet record, 9.7 establish- eaob count as a word and oempeuM rage, large lot, un Main street FOR RENT—6 ROOM bouse with words as two worda Hlnlmum cost Is Store doing business. Rent for all, all improvemente. Apply 168 Maple pries of tbrss llnss, ____ street. I/lns rates per day for transient $70.00 per month or store and one British male operative raoeivra more for one hour's work than hie tenement $65.00. Stock ai|d flxtures FOR RENT —02 WASHINGTON M ssffvs Marsfe tf, BRITISH DENOUNCE Japanese ’'opposite number" gets each Cfmrjs cab also be bought Reason for Street, 6 room lingle, fireplace, 2 for a whole day. • Consssutirs Pays 2 i? SS sol*, going into otb«r huslo«si. Ap­ ear garage: also 6 room duplex, • Conssoutifs Days » eta JJ ply 116 Main str««t. Tbe growth- of the J^NUiefo $20.00. Mancbeftor Construction rayon industry has been pbenome- All orders for Company, telephone 4181>or 4869. JAPANESE TACTICS will be oharssd at tbs one tlm tM. nally rapid," the report eoatlnuee. •pfoial rates for long term every HELP WANTED— "Six years ago her produetloo for day advertising given upon resuest FEMALE 85 FOR RENT—5 ROOM single house. Here are Uncle SnoB's Ryder Onp reprseentottoee. Back row, left to rfgbti Gene Saraun, Ed Dudley, tbe year woe 5,600,000 pounds or Ads ordersd for Oraig Wood, OUn Dntra and Billy Bnrke. Wont row, left to rlgbti Leo D l^ l, Paul Runyan, Welter Hagen, IN TEXTILE TRADE four per cent of tbe world’e total and stowed before tbs tbh’d or Ofth Inquire 160 Maple strset day will be obarged only for tbs as- WANTED— YOUNG woman as captalni Densmore Skate, and Horton Smith. output, and she stood ninth in tbe tual number of times tbs ad hTUfSkstpsT, stsady •mploymsnt. FOR RENT—SINGLE HOUSE, six list of producing countries, lb 1688 ed, charging at tbs rate earned, but Agiply $26 Main itrs«t, afUr 6 p. Br ART KRENZ Xondon (AP)—Japanese trade her production was 64,000,000 no allowanee or^rsfunds eas U rooms, and garage. 186 Main street. leader, by the score of 10 to 8. to this type of play in tbe United on six time ads stowed after tbe m, 65 Durkin itrs«t. Telephone 407$. NEAi Bervloe Sports Writer The last contest was played at States,, but It Is very popular in competition has drawn tbe fire of pounds, or 18 per cent of the dfth dAf, Scioto, ipolumbus, Ohio, In 1981. England. world’s output." No ''till Cltptof lls«i M t FOK KENTS IN ALL PARTS of ‘ team "truly representative of the Federation of British Indued That year tbe British came over and sold. DOGS—BIRDS—PETS 41 Manchester, slogtes, flats, apart- On tbe second day singles are tries. Tbe Herald will net be respeaslble tbe best golfers among tbe profes- played, man against man, over 86 meoto, tonemente, without charge found us playing with a largef A special committee, composed for more than one Ineorreet Insfrtlen FOX HOUND PUPPIES for ulo. sionalr of tbe country" la ready to lighter ball. That item had much to boles. There are 12 points competed DOYOOKNI^THAT-'' of any advertisement ordered for t ' you. Dial $601. John F. Shannon, of kidustriallsts representing tbe FrankliD OreuU, Mppbons Rosa- do with their rout. for, each match scoring a point for mere tbas one time. 79 Russell street do battle with Johnny Bull's best for principal trades affected by tbe Airplanes are forbidden to fly over Tbe Inadvertent emission of inM^ dals 84-S. tbe victors. eomp^tion, has concluded a broad rest publleation of advertls ng will be tbe Ryder Cup. federal and state prisons at an alti­ TO RENT—FIVE AND SIX room Investlinitlon and enbinltted a re­ restifled only by tnneellatlen of tbe Tbe embattled farmer-golfers Tbe present picture finds tbe best tude of less than 1,000 feet by air ebarge made for tbe serviee .'ondered. houMf, slofle and djuble, also mod American team In years, according port to the boiril of trade. r^fulatlons. All advertisements must eonferm WANTED TO BUY M from tbe United Statoi are all set to Chare Beekleee Sales • em apartmeote. Apply Edward J. to George Jacobus, president of the in style, eopy and typography with take on the red-coats on June 26th "Tbe depredation of the yen dur­ A Czechoslovakian chemist is said regulations enferesd by tbs publish­ NEED A FEW DOLLARS? HigbMt Holl.~ I. Tel. 4642 and iOib. Professional Golfers’ Association, to have developed a meant of pro­ u d 27th at Southport, England and ing tbe past year,’’ tbe committee ers and they reserve tbe right to prio«f DOW on all kinds of junk, trying for Its first victory on foreign edit, revise or reject any eopy eon- decide tbe supremacy of tbe nations charges, "has been deliberately pelling automobllas with sugar In­ sldered obJeotlonable, . . paper, rags. Wm, Ostrlnsky. Phoot in the cup battle which now stands soil. But thq team will find one of stead of gasoline. 6879. SUMMER HOMES used to embark on a reckless na- CLOSING HOURS—ClassISed ads to at two victories all. the best British arrays ever as­ tional sales -policy, with disastrous According to scientists, tbe thyroid be published same day must be re- FOR RENT 67 sembled facing them. gland In your throat varies in rise eelved by IS o'clock noon; Saturdays Tbe first matches of this famous rasulti to British and other traders England is calling.j>D her stock of in accordance with your age aad lOitO a. m. ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 5U COVENTRY LAKE—SEVEN room cup play wisire played In 1924. That In various markets of tbe world. leading pros to strllw their hardest fluctuates in size according to the TELEPHONE YOUR cottage, running water, electric year the boys of Uncle Sammy were bhWIlUAM BBAOCMR ‘It seeihs Impossible to doubt FURNISHED ROOMS for rmt In blow at those chappies from the season of the year. WANT ADS. stove, other modem conveniences. humbled at tbe bands of an experi­ that the difference in wages, labor Sciwitx Building, $8.00 per week United States, and have revamped The Vitamin C in strawberries Is Ads are accepted over tbe telepboae Available last half of either July enced British team. But our boys Just a Molehin conditions and standard of living and up; also 2 and 3 room apart­ tbe team of 1931 by adding a lot of not destroyed by freezing!. at tbe CHARGE RATE given above / August. Apply-by mall for ap­ want to forget that defeat, explain­ Prime Camera is flatter than his make it Impossible for tbe East and as a oonvenience to advertisera, but ments. Inquire Selwltx Shoe Shop. 0 young blood to the lineup. West to compete on equal terms in pointment. E. L. G. Hobenthal, Jr., ing that the cream of our profes- own feet! The Ambling Alp has be­ the CASH RATES will be accepted as On tbe other hand, tbe American articles in whose cost wages form FULL PATMENT if paid at the busi- 24 Roosevelt street. slonali were not represented in the team Is composed mostly of vet­ come nothing but Just the Indigent a substantial part.” neee office on or before the eeventb COUNTRY BOARD— play. day following tbe Srst. insertion of FOR RENT—COTTAGE at Colum­ erans. All but two members, Dutra Italian. Prime Is bankrupt, busted, Dealing with tbe cotton textile FOR SALE each ad otherwise the CHARGE RESORTS \ 60 RATE will be collected. No responsi­ bia Lake for month of July. Call Following tbe first matches In and Runyan, have seen Ryder Cup broke, kapilt, with nary a cocoanut Industry, the report states that competition. Japan hra found in tbe surplus girl bility for errors in telephoned ads 6294. 1926, the boys from the United to his name, he says in a petition will be assumed and their accuracy MILUE-ANN COTTAGE, 132 At- population of tbe agrarian districts 16 F t Johnson Boat cannot be guaranteed. laotic Avenue, Mlsquamlcut, Wes­ States met the Brltieb at Worcester filed in New York. in 1927. Here, on bis own soil. Uncle The cup Itself, donated by Sam­ “an almost illimitable supply of la­ 18 H. P. 4-CyUnder oiutboud INDEX OF terly, R. I. Room and board, all HOUSES FOR SALE 72 Legal petitions, while not always bor, docile and possessed of manu­ home cooking. Rates reduced. Sam’s first victory was registered. uel Ryder, prominent English Motor, In flrst-olass condition: CLASSIFICATIONS After that competition was pro­ sportsman. Is one of tbe 'finest snappy reading, have a habit of be­ al dexterity." complete with trailer and all nec­ FOR SALE—NEW 8 ROOM fine Births ...... A posed on alternate years, with the trophies in tbe world. It represents ing revealing sometimes. And this Find Hour Equals Day essary eqnipipent. e • e • • 0 • s • • « • • • • 8 home on East Center street, comer APARTMEN'l'S—FLA'l'S— Walker Cup matches, a similar com­ international team matches design­ one gives a pretty good slant on Direct wages of male workers in MArrlr.gtA ^ Gerard. Open for inspection Satur­ DOAtbB eeeeec.oeee oE.d ••dddddndddA ^ petition, for amateurs, filling in. ed to promote good sportsmanship what may be expected when Messrs. tbe cotton piece goods industry TENEMENTS 63 day p. m. and Sunday. James J. Card of Thanks F The series was resumed in 1929, between the United States and Eng­ Sharkey and Camera get together were rwoort^ to be barely one- Rohan, 517 Hartford Road. Burton Keeney In Memorfam TENEMENT FOR RENT $10.00 per with the American forces again land. th) 29th. For the petition describes third of British ratea and barely Lost and Found 1 Camera as “an exhibitor." one-fourth in the case of female TeL8S21 Announcements ...... - ■ month. W. E. Orcutt, telephone FOR SALE—8 ROOM bouse, all im­ visiting English soil, and again be­ The matches are a two-day affair. 596 Keeney Street Personals ...... • Rosedale 84-3. ing defeated, losing a close match, On the first day two-ball foursomes Lota of other fine fresh morals w orkers. Aatomoblles provements. lot 99x165. Beautiful 7*5. It was In this contest that are played. That means that two can be drawn from da Preem’s In 10 silk and rayon. It is stated, a^ Automobiles for Sals ...... 4 FOR RENT—4 ROOM flat, first shade trees. Alexander Massey, 54 Automobiles for Exchange ...jca S Hudrun street. George Duncan, British captain, players play one ball on alternate solvency. One of them is that even Auto Accessories—^Tlres ...... C floor, at 18 Knox street. Inquire 20 drubbed Walter Hagen, American strokes. We are not so accustomed an Alp, if too many real estate men Auto Repairing—Fainting...... 7 Knox street, upstairs. Tel. 7231. Auto Schools ...... 7-A bring up the steam shovels aad take Autos—Ship by Truck ...... t FOR RENT—LILLEY street, near a piece of It for themselves, can be Autos—For Hire ...... S According* to Chinese tradition, cut into sections so small that each Garages—Service—Storage 10 Center, modern five room flats, first Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... H and second floor, garage. Inquire 21. the use of cloth was evolved from Is of no'value at a dime a dozen. Wanted Autos—Motorcycles 12 Elro street Phone 6661.' the practice of women carrying How Does He Manage? Baaiaeas and Profeaalonal lervlecB their children In fiber nets. Your Choice Of 6 Cars For Only $50 Each! Buelneas Services Offered ...... IS Leon See, the Frog-eating circus Household Services Offered .....I t -A FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat, with aU 1928 NASH 4-DOOR SEDAN man who brought the mastodonlc Building—Contracting ...... 14 improvements, and. garage. - 45 Water spota on waxed floors can mauler to America; Jeff Dickson, Florists-Nurseriei ...... 15 Hamlin street. 1928 ESSEX SPORT COUPE Funeral Directors ...... 16 be removed by mbbing in circles 1928 ESSEX SEDAN the American promoter in Paris who Heating—Plumbing-Roofing . n 17 with a flannel cloth dampened In helped with the early ballyhoo: Big Insurance ...... 18 FIVE ROO'I TENEMENT on Grove 1927 NASH COUPE Millinery—Dressmaking ...... 19 street, with', garage, modem im­ turpentine. Bill Duffy,-(Sharley Friedman, and Moving—Trucking—Storage . . . 20 provements, large yard. Apply 38 ______1______1927 CHEVROLET SPORT COUPE look who’s her^ Owney Madden, No. Painting—Papering ...... a 21 1925 HUPP COACH 1 Public Ehiemy of New York catyl Profeseional Services ...... ;. err.H. 22 Grove street, telephone 5628. Repairing ...... 28 All are llst^ as owning a piece Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning ..« 24 3 OR 2 ROOM SUITS in new John­ of Camera, and the net result is Toilet Goods and Service ...... 85 son Block, facing Mam street very RILEY CHEVROLET CO. that poor. Prlmo figures hlihself as Wanted—^BuBlneee Ssrvica • p • • 26 I NEW PEAL X 60 Wells Street (Armory Oarage)' TeL 6874 Edneattonal desirable, modem, improvenjents. being worth- just $68,647 lesa than Couraee and Claesea ...... 27 Phone 3726 or Janitor 7635. nothing at lUl. Owney, now sojourn­ Private Instruction 28 ing temporarily in the state’s health Dancing ...... t ...« .....- .l8 - A FOR REINT—6 ROOM tenement, 28 LimericK Musical—Dramatic ...... 29 resort at Sing Sing, may get back Wanted—Instruction ...... 10 Foley street, all improvements, to town too late to get even a slen­ Financial steam beat, off West Center street. der slice of the Venetian vacuum. Bonds—Stocks—Mortgagss n,...- 81 Telephone 4889. Business Opportunities ...... R But the battling over the pieces Money to I Stock—Vehicles...... 41 tiOD Co. TeL 4181 or 4859. of no value.’’ Financing like that Poultry and Supplies ...... 48 flattens us out like a slap from Car- Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Btock 44 THE EASY WAY TO FIND a r«nt EDWARD H. KEENEY nera’s glove. The House of Motgsii For Sale—AlleeellaBeens singles, flats, tenementa, all sec- Articles for S als...... 45 ^ Owner and Developer dicto’t originate all the financial (BEAD THE QTOBY, THEN COLOR THE PIOTURB) Boats and Aecssaoriaa ...... 48 tlona. No charge to you. Ehrsrstt 8w8 Main Street 440 Keraey Street complications after all. Bnlldlng Materials ...... 47 McKinney, 829 Main. Dla« 8608- Figure It Out Tbs tree that came to life cried Determined some plooe must be Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry . . 48 6230. I Electrics! Appllanoss—Radio . . . 49 The smoke nuisance once Now Leon See himself gave forth out, ’'Tbu think youll got ^w ay, found where they could hide,' they was a plight just ran on. Soon Soouty .erls^ Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A FOR RENT—4 ROOM flat, first a great blast of trumpets In claim­ no doubt. Well, i that gives me a Garden — Farm—Dairy Produeta 50 Twas hard to keep laundry /• ing that Camera mads $108,861 in “Hurray! Household Goods ...... II floor, newly renovatofl, nice neigh­ great big laugh. Fm much too fast “Ahead, I see a large rodE pile. Machinery and T ools...... It borhood. Chas. J. Strickland, 168 things ------0 ) . his first 10 fights, and bs has csr- fo r you. Mnsleal Instruments ....-r r .....* IS talnly made much more thqn that We all mlj^t hlda in there a while. Main. Phone 7874. But now we don’t “Go right ahead,, you scamps, aad Office and Storo Eqalpmsst . . . . 14 since. The fact that a London wait­ The ,blg tree..may-not fliid ue. Spaelala at the Stores...... || run, but I will shortly qioU your --- (2). ress claims Prlmo owes her $14,890 Then, perhaps; 'twill go a t l ^ .". Wearing Apparel—P u rs...... 17 FOR RENT—M obsRN 6 room flat AUCTION fun. Oh my, but you’d be soared Wanted—To Buy ...... || upstairs, 85 Walnut street Tele­ When there’s smoke in for trifling with her affections Rooms. Board—Hotels I Hsaerts the —^ ( 3 ) , AT THE STORAGE WAREHOUSE OF L. T. WOOD If you knew what 1 ]Uan to do." So, in among the rodte ReatannuitB phone 8514. doesn’t explain the dlffsrenct be­ "My limb arms are real long, you tween $200,000 and minus $58,000. "Crouch dowb," said Rooms Without Board ...... It It means workl It’s a darn' 68 Bissell Street, Manchester, Conn. «. Just think how easy it will be Boarders W anted...... FOR RENT—TWO-4 ROOM tens- you can." Aad then welcome ------(4). She produced letters she said wars to reach right out, at any time, CeuBtiT Board—Resorts...... I0 menta, with modem Improvements, from Camera (so you see he can around and aotleed Dott;f Hetols—Restaurants ...... «i 31 Ridgewood street Inquire 148 SATURDAY, JUNE 24,1933, AT 1:00 P. M., D. S. T. aad .grab you by the waist. there. .Waatsd—Rooms—Board ...... It THE CLBW Si write) In which he referred tender­ Bissell itreet, lelepbone 498o. (1) Being without color' (BAIN OR SHINE) ' “I would suggest that you . all “Oh. Dotty's left Rssl Batata Far Raat ly to "our little nest of love.’’ Get stop. Then 1 may let my, whole cried; "The tree le Apartmants, Flats, Tanamsata .< II (I) To be eonoerned. youself a framed cablnet-siied photo Baataass Loeatloaa for Raat . . . «4 FOR RENT-rd . ROOM ipartmqnt, (S> It’i all about ue. 12 STORAGE LOTS OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE plu drop." The Tjaymltes, how­ •Ide. Tn juet •boat 'n,T'ittrato she Housas for Raat ...... 11 upstairs, all modem Improvements, of Prlmo Camera In a little nest of ever, took no ohancee. On they (4) Spectacle. any kind, will you! in jolag to get • •hup.'* ’ Suborbaa for Raat ...... 66 newly decorated, reasonable,' 241 • Pianos, Dining Seto, Upholstered Parior.Bets, Bede, Dressers, raoed! It turned outjttht the lad was Summsr Romas for Raat irr# •••61 <7 Anyway, the net result of three Waatad to Raat . . . ‘.....7 —.....^ 18 Spruce street Telephone 7671, CORRECT SOLUTION TO PRB-I Tnbiss, stands, Ohatrs aad Bookers, Day Beds, Poreh Swing, ritht The vttoie huaoh qgw n Raal Batata Far ffate VIOUS LXMBRIOX Ikunps, Bogs, Gas Bongos, Kitchen Stoves, INshes, ete., also a few years'of traveling up and down the Boon, little Dotty grew tired oiit, thruunir sight tree mhbed Apartmaat Bnlldlag for Bala II SECOND FLOOR —FIVE, light Mueele' Shoals le a geld mine,; Aatiq ra ptooes. country as "an exhibitor" seems to but shs'decided not to shout gad lltUe Dotty nb* ^ up Buslaass Proparty for Bala 70 liavs been just $58,000 less than Farms asd Land for Bala , 71 pleaMnt rooma. Screens and shades folks said. ' AUOnONEBBS* NOnOBi All the above has been duly adver- 1st the qthera hnow that she was I Boosasfer Bala ...... 71 funuibbd. Inquire 186 Middle Turn­ It was paid for aad then It went I tlsed and win be sold tot otongo ehargeo and otter ospoasoo on- nothing for Poor Prlmo. As Shakss- foilian for behind. And thra Me t M p '?odr. ZtftA flw BaI# «$«•••••*••••§»•#•• Tt pike, W est DEAD, leoo redoemod prior to sale. psare said: - '< 1 lurely will be oaught,'.thought RasoR Fropaity for Bala «•••%«■ 74 But It’s all changed, 80XB- «. 1 wonder what ’ttiht moa- BabBFbaa for Bala...... -• • • a .71 FOR KENlwrHKEB, five and eU said Oopfir, ttott Raal Batata for JntfuaBa ■ 71 • h o w ; ROBERT .M. REID A SON, Avotlonom "Th^re pretty apt to shear off the •trout tree will do. PirhnM'twin Whp'e W eata*2*M lJn^M -room uaeuMDta, wltk all abdan And it Wont be long NOW neeoeof you nlM me. H thht’e not i«prova»Bta. laqiflre at $47.Bast Till It'ii really producing IN­ M l'M ala Stroit, Mtoleiiestor, Conn. P b o a 9J.' s.trR sji vvv • a a 2 w Orator itioet or totepbdM TMi. STEAD. 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: v 'i/ graduating ^ips and entitled yiinda Brogan,’- Mlldrod B ra ^ pupfla of too Bnciklsad School at too Ahha^ CbanoniA l)ocla O rie, Beteo Rev. and Mrs. L. Theron French arninmi gnduaftloo cxercin— in toe Fteaent and Ffiture.'* LAWN of North 1**1" street are recdvlng I I Dal^.^^Mri^ I> e ri^ Grace Oona- COL HICKEY'S GRANDSON TWENTY GET DIPLOMAS V ■chool audttortum last’night, the ' Tha'pna^tatlm i of dtplomaa, tied ABOUTTOyfN congratulationa on the birth of a n^ M aiylB ael^ Burton Jaduon. 1IBABBYVILLB VL WL pteflentattan bring made by Super­ with toe elaai colors of blue /and .relUe Jura, Veremca Kaselauakas, Near Botteu Lab daughter, their second. The baby intendent of Sdioola F. A. Ver- ^ b o n l last night at the Man­ TO MARRY IN NEW YORK AT ROCKLAND SdlOOL e^d, waa made after the pl^. The acaidey KaaevtejL Fred Macble, a«om H. wnoos aad R«v. Kl> ■jdanck. graduation song was sung by the ffMday, Ji«e9S.tpbaa toer T. TUenw wlU leave Sunday chester M d°o>^ hospital and has] Chariee Moaaer, Herbert Seymour, lee Oream, Oake, SeCt The program opened with a viriin class and toe graduation marrii was Sophia Solonuk, Walter Starirtinaki, for Camp Woodatock where they leen na5ed Jacri^yn Sylvia. Sun­ John Hamum Brown, Natire oT Graduation Ezercfeesj Hdd in repeated to, close the program '. The day Rev. French wfll assume and piano selection by Peter hMvln 'threriiar. OrawfKd'i Oeveatiy win be hi dMurge during the boys* Sehoid Antitoriiam, -\nth cl*** motto was; “Give to the worU period at the camp. Secretary B. J. charge of his new pastorate, the This Town, To Wed Orangre, Drinieke and Mrs. Surprenant, fol­ N. It, Girl Twnorrow. Superintendent Venilandc lowed by, toe rendition of toe gradu­ the best you have and the best wJU drfll team . of toe Junior Biinooda of the Y. M. C. A. win ifethodist church In Jewett City. com - back to you.” aerve aa aeeretary of the Manches­ He will conduct one service .on Sim- Pa^dpating. ation march. Doris Cole played a D^ugiiters of Italy wfll practice to- ter Klwanla (dub during Mr. 1^- day at the latter church, and oth­ (Special to The Herald) piano Brio, which was foUo\^ by a The following received diplontas: evening at 7 o'clock In their Read Pie Herald poxfa absence. ers during the week at Voluntown New York, -Tune 28^A former and Griswold, 'saving for his first South Manchester resident, John Rev. M. 8. Stocking i^o wffl sendee this evening. Harmun Brown, 24, obtained a have charge of the North Method­ marriage license yesterday to wed ist Vernon Methodist 'churches Members of the family of James urtiM Edith M. Llndblad,' 22, of the comlzkg year, wlU preach at the L. Rogers of Russell street have Orange, N. J. The couple wfll be latter church Sunday mornings at left for Ingalls Grove, Bridgeton, married June 24,' at the Little 9:80, and at the local church at tutrIwa, where they wfll spend their Church Around the Corner, 1 East, 10:45. Rev. HoUls M. French who vacation. 29th street, by the Rev. Randolph was stationed last year at Ware­ Ray, rector. house Point, wUl this jrear have Lady Roberts Lodge, N o. 242, Mr. Brown, who now Uvea in charge of the church at Windsor Daughters of St. George, held their South Montrose, Pa., was born in vine formerly a part of the North regular meeting on W ed^day eve­ South Manchester. He is a son of Methodist la^:er parish. ning. District Deputy Gertrude Edwin P. and Eleanor Hickey Quitmet of Bristol installed the offi­ Brown. Miss Undblad, the daugh­ PIQUE-fashion’s The regular Monday noon n\eet- cers for another term. She was ter of Alban J. and Edith Ekstedt Ing of the Manbhester IQwanis assisted by Sisters Ivy Spooner of Ldndblad, was born in Brookl3m, glove favorite dub win be held as usual at the Bristol and Eva Leslie of Lady N . Y . \ Manchester Country dub. The Roberts Lodga Refreshments were guest speaker win te Edward B. served by the committee. The Mr. Brown's tether formerly Noonan, state supervisor of the next meeting w in be held July 19. managed the Hackney term h ^ Snappy WHITE sianitary Ehiglneering department, and his mother was toe daughter | $ 1 .0 0 ms subject win be “Sanitation of The Men's Friendship club of the of Col. John Hickey. crepe turbans the Oyster Beds of Connecticut.” South Methodist church wfll hold They’re simply Irresistible! You’ll Rev. W. P. Reidy wfll furnish the their *""»*! outing at Coventry on fall in love with them toe minute prise and PauSter Boren the Saturday, July 8. Dinner wfll be you see these silk pique slip-ons! served ^ the Grange of that town. ” stunt.” PASTOR’S WIFE RECOVERSl A ll white. Being pique—you Just Baseball and other sports will be know they’re smart! The Booster club of the North participated in by the members and $1.98 Main Floor, right their friends. AFTER AUTO ACCIDPIT Methodist church win have an out­ Girls are going wlid dver these ing Monday evening. Supper wfll smart little turbans. They are toe be served at the Simple Simon Members of Anderson-Shea Post piftrining to attend the convention Mrs. Watson Woodruff May Be snappiest little bats you can wear. Sandwich shop, the former Oak­ Heavy all-white crepes. Others, Summer fashions that wiU land schoolhouse. Afterward the tomorrow in Bridgeport in private cars, are requested to repoif at the Able to Come Hohie Early | 81.00. party will motor to Andover Lake, N e x t W eek. Main Floor, center. where they win be guests at the Army Navy club before' leaving | to pick up members of the post and pottage of Mr. and Mrs. Mdvln G. I g Ik I • .elf • ’*■ «•• •• .n * auxiliary who have no means of Mrill ■ ^ “ OOK. transportation. Two buses engaged Mrs. Edna S. Woodruff, wife of r Rev. Watson Woodruff, pastor of New Printed Manchester Lodge No. 78 A. F. to transport the post and auxiliary stay in town and go to smart resorts are fille d :'ie Center Congregationid church, lb A. M., and Temple Chapter, Order who is a patient at Grace hospital. J ------■— ■ - of the Eastern Star and Chapman New Haven, is making good prog­ SYL-O-JAMAS Court, Order of ., Amaranth, wfll at­ Mr. and Mrs . E. P. Walton of WHITE bags Strong street and daughters, Tiillian ress toward recovery and hopes tend the morning service Sunday at are entertained that she wfll be the Center Cmgregational chuich. and Gene, are leaidng this evening for beach, home for their summer camp at Kenne- able to stand removal to her home are rough here early next week. Mrs. Wood­ bago Lake, Maine. vmUam T. Perrett of RusseU ruff received a severe head Injury I street has left for Sharon, Mass., The Ladies Aid society of the Monday while driving near New where he wfll be at Camp Wonder­ Haven with her daughter, Eliza-1 land, the Salvation Army camp, for Quarryville Methodist church wfll $1.00 have a lawn social Uds evening on beto, and a friend from Haverford, the summer. Pa. The car was owned by toe lat­ the grotmds of the church near Bol­ ter and Mrs. Woodruff who was The rougher toe bag—the smart­ A mid-summer festival win be ton Lake. Crawford's Coventry or­ er! These new summery btigs are driving was not accustomed to it. Just slip held this evening at 7:80 at the chestra wfll provide music and re­ fashioned of picca pig. Eiasy to It skidded off a slippery troUey into Syl-o- Swedish Congregational church. freshments will be on sale. track, striking a telephone pole Jama quick­ keep clean as you just wipe off with Fonowlng an entertainment straw­ with such force as to break it off { ly. easily . a damp cloth. berry shortcake and coffee win be The outing of Company G sched­ and practically wreck toe car. Miss nothing to SIMM Main Floor, front served. uled for tomorrow at Bolton Notch Woodruff escaped with a few lacer­ WASHABLE SPORTY hM been pos^nmed until Saturday, go over toS ations and bruises. head. F or Ml— Gwend

More than 250 persons were Mpin Floor, served at toe supper given last night rear. 6 9 c p r . at toe Emanuel Lutheran church by No matter what toe temperature (let it be 96 d^rees or toe Ways and Means committee of more) of a summer’s day.. .you’ll be many d^frees cooler in New COLORFUL toe Ladies’ Aid society, Mrs. Harry a new Nelly Don! We’ve Just unpacked several new sheer models.. .you simply must see them tomorrow. From dainty Fun fashioned silk hosiery, in chiffon or service Erickson, chairman. Seats were Summer jewelry placed in toe church vestry and also self-help batistes for morning wear.. .to flower drenched voiles for weight, all made with cradle foot, and silk picot tops, on toe lawn outside toe church and afternoon. chiffon high twist and duU finish, with speciaUy rein- diners had their choice of eating in­ PLAY SUITS f o r ^ heels and toes, so as to give more satisfactory side or out (right) Cool eyelet lace, linen trim in con­ wear, in rfl the season’s colors. Colors are mist, taupe, The food was served cafeteria | trasting colors. 5 0 )^ style and an efficient corps of wait­ Match or contrast your jewelry flesh, shadow beige, nu-beige, grey, dawn, sand tone, etc. resses kept those present well sup- plied with eatables. The main items ..we’ve a good assortment of R T „ IN C . . . . S T R E E T F L O O R . $1.59 (extreme right) Dot print with ruffled bracelets, necklaces, earrings. Apd brown beans, macaroni and cheese, ft. salad, strawberry short cake and | shoulders—it’s jmutUul! clever cigarette oases fOr girls vtoo coffee. like to carry their own brand with F o r 2 T o them. 6 ’e r a l Hale’s Nelly Don Shop—Main Floor, rear. M*>" Floor, front Novelty Fabrics Gloves I Mother’s day COMMISSION APPROVES need not Be fined with but- For Active Swimming.. .for Sun Bathing — W e W e the CHENEY RAILROAD SALE I tdnlng little pr, riotoes and $1.00 sewing on but­ tons — for No Date Set for Taking Over Tskm fasten­ -K''' Correct Beach Apparel For Warm Weather Wear Road Tet But Evei^thing Is ers are toe R eady N o w . solution. Talon “OCEAN” SUITS, SLACKS, fasteners wfll Pique, sansheen, mesh, fantex, plain and fanor cuffs. not rust, stick Sn^n>y new styles with sun Too much sun isn’t good. Pro­ 'AH in white. The Biterstate Commerce Com or Jam. and suspender backs. All-wodL tect legs with these terry, pique mission in session at Washington Gay colors. and striped slacks. B . T „ me. . . . STREET FLOOR. yesterday approved toe sale of the $ South Manchester Railroad to the $2.98 1.00 “New Haven” railroad and will al­ low toe operation of toe South Man­ BA’THING CAPS,^ TERRY SUP-ONS, chester railroad by toe “New Ha­ A splendid assortment includ­ Yellow, bluA gremi tsRjjr slip­ Flexwood Bags ven” H"* considered by toe commis­ ing toe new platintnn blond overs. Long sleeves. High sion as “ Just and equal” as to toe caps. neck. Special, Bdsot tosse price paid. While there has been no jday suits and 79c date aet for toe formal operatiem of f r o ^ teshlon- 15c to 75c toe South Mancheater railroad by ed of seer­ the New Haven road repreaentattvea sucker. > Slses. Hale’s Bathing Needs—Main Floor, .center. $2-d5 at toe latter railroad have been in 3 to 6. Tub Mtmehester preparing for toe . and son-test clumge and ft is expected that July N o w and Sm art U tfls telks 1 wfll be toe date that toe road will love, to “hrip be tricen over. This wfll mean that They are the choicest bag you’ve ever seen. Made thmnaslves!” « . the Manchester section gang will j ‘ and they can! of flexible wood, in models that are different and indi- also have charge of milntenanoe Main Floor, viduaL and repairs of toe ^eney road and toe locomotive that has been man? | war. . B. t., m e. . * . STREET FLOOMI ; ned by former employees of toe SM to Manoheeter raSfoad win be in ^ charge of “New H am ” employie% Wbrld*8 Fair.^ntest Vot^^ Q»t With Each.g^ PardMlgi^^^^^^^^^