LON CHANEY DEAD; Trails-Atlantic Plane Is V Eter^ of Arctic END UNEXPECTED

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i Famous Character Actor Had Head of l ^ r y Been Reported as Improv­ Yields to Popidar ing When Sudden Hemor­ TELLSSTAND and Recalls Former ( ^ ; rhage Terminates Career. ON W LAW Wardiip Ordered to Rf* Wasiflngton, Aug. 28.__(AP)—i^Ministers was delegated at a meet­ Ferdinand L. Mayer, American ing of the D lp lo ^ tlc Corps tp- call torn So TImf Leguia Lo.s Angeles, Aug. 26.—CAP)— ; charge d’affaires at Lima, advised upon the conunalitee in power and Lon Chaney, whose gfrotesque screen j ‘ the State Department today he had- request assurances, of - protection Supports Enforcement But both for foreign nationals, businesa characterizations won him the so- , granted asylum to: two daughters of Face Trial-4l!airtial Lalfr President Legula and their children interests .and. diplomatic missions. briquet of “The Man of a Thousand i A mpift protecrion was -assured the Believes Change Should in his house. Faces,’’ died here early today after j Alfredo Larrinaj^,i son-in-law pal plane to confer with him. It was bassy at lim a, Peru, to “take-^ all- appropriate measures to ef-’' the question which has become par­ Nuncio, the Chilean. A m b M ^ q r sidd the council would Include. CoL feet the rielease of Harold:' amount in the past year was forth­ and the German and Japanese Cerro as soon as he arr^ed in lim a. coming when it became known that ON TRIP TQ NEW Grp-w." The action followed riecelpt of^ a group of women “drys” ,3vere ------4) advices from .tlMf Embassy tell-', planning to cut Miss Cheney in the HEAT WAVE KII^ ^ _ i s D n r a E ing bf Grow’s plight. .'He i»^^ coming Primary because they be­ WOMAN AGED 118 Iieut.-(3omiiiaiider in the U. S. \ lieved her to be a “wet" sympathiz­ Expect to Land Near Statue Navsfti reserve and has toe rank- er. Lisbon, Aug. 26.— (AP.)—^The of ckptain In toe Peruvian navy. Her Statement of Liberty Before Dark; heat wave which has afflicted Glasgow A id f of t o s a y The, aviator was capturro" Miss Cheney’s letter'to The Her­ Portugal for two weeks has kill­ Sunday after landing his plane- ald, the first volley in what seems ed many persons, amonff them at Camana. destined to be a “wet-dry” Primary Unpleasant Weather the oldfest woman In the coun­ MacDonald Honor Guest The departmpnt's message ■ battle, follows: expressed appreciation to . toe ' try- . « “Editor, The Herald: Faces Them Along Way. She was Quilhermina Row of Conne^cut embassy for toe. reports it has “Will you allow me to use yom Madeira, 1 1 ?,,.a resident filed d^ng the recent rapid ; columns to explain my position in vem; near ^ r e , and had' heeti turn 'In ftvents in the Peruvimi ■ regard to the Prohibition issue? Halifax, N. S., Aug. 26.— (A P )— vigorous ■ until the: burning heat M iner at Boltoti Lain. revblt. “I was not brought up as a pro- B. Anthony m 1 8 7 8 -i-? e - Captain Wolfgang von Gronaii and remained so I&ng. A number of ! hibitionist, bdt since the 18th others have been drowned In Linu^ Peru, Aug. 26 -r- (AP) 1 amendment became a part of the three companions, flying from Ger­ rivers and lakes, seeking to es­ One of toe most interesting af­ P(fiitical exile was denied today to after midmght suddenly cut short i have thoueht canie Political Issue -in Augusto B. Leguia deposed P r ^ the noted actor’s fight for life after constitution .1 have thougnt it many to the United States took off cape the heat. fairs held in tblB vicinity in a long . 'i' . ■ . . should be upheld and have stood for d«it of Peru who for 11 years ruled he had been reported on , the road to for New York shortly after 8:30 time was a dihnei; held at Osano’r law-enforcement, and supported the 1912; Alice Paid Credited Soodi Garolinay Mississippi, this coimtry with an Inm hand. recovery. He was 47 years old. (BST) this morning on the last leg | cottage at Bolton lake last night in Yielding to popvdar , clamor^ Gen­ Chaney entered a hospital August Wheeler bill. of the flight. honor of Jaipes. Stuart of Glasgow, eral Manuel Maria Ponce, head qf 15 for-treatment of an anaemic con­ “Now I have come to realize that The big Domier Wal got away at By Marguerite Young. California an j IdsAo are the m ilit^ junta which has re- dition resulting from' a severe at­ a law that has not the sincere sup­ Scotland, Labor member of toe xilaced L e g o ’s govenunent, prpinis- port of a large majority of citizens 8:45 a. m., after having been held tack of pneumania suffered in New British parliament, and attended by Washington, Aug. 26.—(AP^— ed a mob a t students to a puWic ad­ cannot be enforced, and though it up for almost two hours by a heavy C b o o i^ Their Nommees. York early this year. He failed to more than a score of men from Ten years ago today toe right of dress that the former President respond readily to treatment and may be a law on paper it is not fog over Halifax. m e n the fog lifted, the, airmen women to vote throughout toe would be Ijtought-barii to lim a to last week three blood transfusions in effect the law of the land. After Hartford, Manchester, Waterbury took off at once, shaping their United Stetes was proc^med. facR punislujifiiit for his Vioisdeods/ were resorted to. Last Saturday he observing the growing disrespect and New Britain. It was toe first By Associated Press . .; The Almirante .Gttlu. Peruvian for the present prohibition laws I course along the Atlantic coasUine ' time that a British M. P. has been The slender quiet msm ‘who made became critically ill but was thought and planning to Isind beside the j The voters of South Carolina;. crtdser on. which Leguia. and his to have safely passed the crisis. have come to believe that the 18th entertained here. valid toe instrwmerit of annqunce- fa ii^ ' yesterday left GallaOv-pre- Statue of Liberty in rjew York KiM»wn to lafge circle of firm _____ - __- pilf iW )MU3k- bf Yesterday he was said by hospital amendment and the Volstead act ment—Bainbrl^^ icfe^ .chofndtog. TO | a u n a ^ for should be repealed and after teat harbor late todsiy. . j . I friqnds to-Connecticut as “Judjge”-— attaches to be resting easy. ^ p ta in von: Qronau ..hoped toy "nr Bah LPteazb,.iSteVrAoi^db- Callao Was Unexpected..,- the state enforcement laws., shouid II^^IP'TasdiBer of The Glasgow harbor to await orders for. dispost- reach York well ahead of benefit'of news canderamte. it The hemorrhage which resulted be repealed and only such substi­ New magistrftcy-—Jir. S;tuart, though a two ib^ n eh to, foft the. Democratic tioh of their pHsoneri-Reports from in Chaney's death came yidth unex­ tutes passed as would receive darkness. ' Seafiih Cpidbrook Wheelhorse of the MacDonfild. gov­ was a sweltering day. A mMsen- nohidhation fridch ip consldsred CJaHao, not immedlateQe susep.tittte or enough support to be really en­ * Gray Airplane ernment in toe HouBfe,.of Gommons, ger ran up toe v^alk of a spiacioiia' equivalent to eleotic^ in,^th'C)ari}- verification said Li^iuia seri­ pected suddenness. He was dead The Domied Wal flying boat is in less than 30 minutes, his physi­ forceable. What form of regulation enjoys in marked degKe toe esteem residence; toe secretary took toe non® Jreo^oa a as ously ill. painted a battleship gray with no for two Year Old of a large number of-people in this seemed lik^y* a run'-dff wiU be held, nCEurtial Law Dpciiu’ed cians said. should he substituted for th^ pres­ bright colors or trimmings. The proclamation carried it to his desk At Chaney’s beside was Mrs. ent liquor laws if the 18th amend­ part of America who, if they were and quietly signed it .. 'Hie Ntoe- neat-month. Meanwhile Mieurtial laMV prevails to wings bear the registration number Britons, would almost certaioly be Senator" Pat-Harrlson and seven the capital as a consequence at Cheiney, a constant attendant since ment were repealed I am not now D-1422 in large white figures and Missing Since Simday; teento Ainendment to toe-Cpristltu- he first was taken ill, and Creighton prepared to say. his political enemies. tion was in ifffect. o f eig^t Representativbs were unbp- fighting in toe streets and'at toe thfe same numbers are also on the posed fbt toe Democratic nomina­ home of toe former' president' yes­ Chaney, a son by a former mar­ “ Whatever pjan we adopb 1 sin- : Teh-Year-Old Friendships Women’s organizations pr^arlng tail fin. Think He’s Been . Ten years ago. Mr. Stuart came tion in Mississippi, also considered terday. Several persons’ were killeid’ . riage. cerenly hope we shall never again The flying boat is of monoplane to Celebrate this deciiimial anni­ to Amerifca for toe first time, to see equivalent- to e le ^ b h . : or'’toj^ired| A Mystery Man ' permit the liquor interests to have type vrith two largq/motors mount-, versary of their victory, dli^vered the country. That was two; years In Oalifomla,. the dbmihant con­ A complication has arisen wlfich The death of Chaney removes j sinister an influence as they had ed tandem on top of the wing. Each ColeBrook, Aug. 26— (AP) — A that hot a single picture was made from Hollywood’s varied ranks a before he was elected to Parlia­ test was among flvb sebkers for the may signify a break betwerii the before the war. of toe event. veritable mystery man, known al mute witness believed to know the ment, though he was tlien a mem­ Republican - nomination for gover­ military junta to charge here |md_ 1 “The repeal of the 18th amend- (Continue on Page '•£) Bare In history is the campaign nor.! Aa :ln the east, all - districts the southern* o f Orequipa revolu­ [ ment is far away and I am now secret of the whereabouts of little ber of toe Glasgow City Gouncii. like that the women waged for toe (Continued on Page Three.) voted, also-for Congressional candl- tionary group headed b y Col. San­ j asked to say how I should vote on Kenneth Swanson turned up today ■The j3on of on -old Glasgow neighbor, ballot.D8U1UU ItXL grpes back to 1878 when —T -HofAH' living in Waterbuty, obtained for chez Cerro, There are indications the repeal of the state enforcement at the farmhouse where an anguish­ the Susan B- ^ ^ ‘*^ J] ^No'senatorial dection’wm bc^ that Cri. C^nchez Cerro will refuse him toe privilege of Joining-a large act if I were elected to the coming TREVIRANUS ASKS ed father and niother await word of “l^ d u ced -^ ,«« h^r| to recognize the airthorily of toe Legislature. My action would de­ their two and a half year old son party of - msmbers of Bridgeport to.. a. day...... toe House passed ™««d the ew weeks, and assume the entire.funsttona ‘ a deputation of women was. knock­ K-nonic*ohpre- Germanv Aug. 26— ! sometime during the night. ^Pr^a- Qsanb .never served a . better one— government, A dbcrea'alao was. ing at the President’s- door. Five Spokesman for Growers sued reopening'tha port of M< Brighton, Eng., Aug. 26.— (AP.) | was finished toe toastmaster. Town ^itj^'^rm^cl^ine? m eSp w'So | Swan^^^^ to all kinds of commerce. y , — The mystery surrounding the j aerk John A. Gleason of Hartford, (Continued on Page Three.) FATE OF FRANKLIN called on Capt. Frank Soule of the | Says It is Seffing (o r Half General Ponce^ president of the marriage of Arc'nduke Albrecht of | Putnam Phalanx, whom he describ­ new military junta, told toe Assort; Himgary was cleared with the.an- | ed as "Jamie” Stuart’s oldest Amer­ ated Press that Conuuander Spearib related S^demand Ba^^e, Vermont to aid in toe hunt A c Cost of Prodnetion. iteneral-to-chlef o f the Nairy noimcement today that he was wed- 1 OBJECT OF JOURNEY fnr revision' of the German-Polish I He was questioned by local police m ican, friend, to tell all about how member of the American Missmel. the Laborite members came-to be so TWO YOUTHS DIE ded to Madame Rudnay, forme; £ und2?/Sut ! to whether he could throw ^y.light called at toe palace to learn, toe well known to Connecticut men of wife of a Hungarian diplomat, here “However^ necessary I personally on the disappearance. He disclaim nation created by toe refignation^ ed any Jenowiedge of toe boy’s where­ affairs. It was Captain Soule who New York, Aug. 26—(AP) — A on August 16 before Registrar regard the revision o f those treat­ Cuban offer to limit sugar-produc­ Leguia; Canadian Fliers Head for ies,” he said, “nevertheless toe time abouts or toe means by which he disclosed the events tokt resulted In TRAPPED IN AUTO “^ears was infontred,” Qenexti - Horace Burfield. disappeared. . the.rather novel situation. tion for flve years' and bai^ Local records show the archduke for such action can be fixed only Ponce said, “that toe junta cornet,- Again today police and civilian A Wee Mon when the internal strength of our V growers of tob'United: ^ te s,; Porto en Leguia under. arrest on hoaril v/as residing at a local hotel for a searchers numbering nearly 300 re- Arctic Regions^ to Solve In turn Mr. Stuart spoke at con­ Rico, Hawaii and toe PWlippines the Grau.” -Si fortnight previous to his marriage siderable length, and it was clear and that Madame Rudnay was here Car Strikes Tree and Gaso­ would do toe same rfas made today, Anthortty Eadefl our demand. Otber^ tte £ an^l^m? iS K how and why he h^srbecome an im­ Leguia’s authority ended with tife# also. 100 Year Old Mystery. portant factor in tiie present gov­ to a committee r^resoiting the Other details of the ceremony S!u much greater & toe tene- j Wooded V «^“P^.ed thor resignation; General Ponce* a d (| » -fif xx/oro T thp forpifiTi minister T i toethe vicinity havehRve 1 comDeo tnor ernment of Great B rit^. He is a line Catches Fire — Were leading sugar-prbdncing countries showing Commander Spears toe were lacking. woulJ^n” ? Po^s tofoppor- | oughly. WYells ells^d mil ponds . have been tiny mqn phj^cally, soft voiced and of toe world. , ta’s"^ decree ordering Congress <1^ To make the Hungarian divorcee Ottawa, Aug. 26.— (AP.)— Twe S J “oThlrtnj'ttirprobfem 'dls-' dragged. But not the sllghteat clue gentle -in speech, but with snapping Senator'Viriato Gutierrez of Cuba solved.* The Ameribem also his wife, the archduke was obliged airmen were headed into the north- blac)c eyes and a winsome smile Unable to Get Ont of Can presented, tb^ offer to a committee headed b y .Thomas L. Chadboume, notlfiedi that Na-val Captain: Era to renounce all his titles and privi­ land today in an attempt to tear This tpeS? wts made last night j that, account for much .of his mag­ SalaVerry had been appointed: leges as a member of the Hapsbuig aside the veil of mystery that for netism, a razor-keen mind, an enor­ New York attorney, at the first ses­ sion of a two-day meeting to discuss eral-oommander of. the Na'vy." family. almost a century has shrouded the “STwherS^f L W i H i S S d a r S d S mous fund of ^lersonally acquired Falmputh, Mass., Aug. 28.—(A Pi gmrdtog Saachex Oe)^ ' the gem Prince''’Otto, now the only, hope of fate of Sir John Franklin and hi.'t Scotish __Hamilton Tremaine of New- Yprk methods of “correcting toe demoral­ came lost. Others, though policeuoHo. knowledge, unlimited dry said-a commission keafled by ~ '■■51 the Hungarian legitimists, was said exploration expedition of 129 men. was burned to death and George-P. ,ization------— of — the.' sugar, industry ^ - . al Boberto Lopez will go to Major L. T. Burwash; famous Oswsdd, Jr., also of New York, was j' America, her Ipsular possessions and to have bestowed the title of Count­ German Republic. j (Continued on Page Two.) (Oontliiaed on Page Two.) pa tomorrow to iz^rm . Umr ess Lovary upon the bride of Al­ Canadian explorer, and his pilot, W. Unjust Frontier ! f a t ^ y burned when toe gasoline. <3uba." ' ^ . j »anir pf thcir car exploded after j Under his plan toe. Seimtorwd events. ■ brecht who was known also as Z. Gilbert, took off from Fort “You remember toe hybrid condl- J According'to a story , credli 1 they skidded and struck'a tree at Cuba would limit her exports tn toe Irene Lelbach, a commoner. Heame last Saturday on their peril­ tion to which the German Danzig [ toe wife of NayaL-Commander has been r'educed.. Our eyes see with Peaticket, two miles from here United, States to 1931. to 2,80(),000 Previous reports had fixed the ous fiight to King Williams Land long tons, :the‘basic eityort figure bid------Grow, -wtodt ' idioiM date of Albrecht’s marriage as July where the members of toe PrimkliD joy toe regions that have been re­ early today. Both were about; 20 Flytog Cntrth :»lva*^ stored to us, but with grief toe Gcr- | f years old. for the foUbwtog four yiearfc Tito lH“ 26, and the scene a London registry expedition are thought to have per­ creased e3qx>f ts- during the heat foim was a r r e s t ished. Tnan land whlch today is lost *to us, | They were returning to Falmouth qulpa at. office. but which will one day be recaptuf- - from Hyannto when they skidded pa, yeiEurs' ^arould be .limited '.to' half' of. The marri^e was performed in First reports were that the filers Grow party^, ed.” , ' Woman is Dead as Result I a sharp curve during a heavy tog^ toe increased consun^^pn showh to the old oak paneUed room of the were attempting to reach toe Mag­ toe United States to each pfeyioTO t ^ {danesj netic Pole, but this was denied by The Polish press reacted strongly . f The machine struck an iron, fence; registry. The registrar, Horace Bur- and toe German charge d’affaires at i u yeftr. sabh;- ofrioiaia of toe Department of In­ and was, wedged betyeen toe fence field, said that when the archduke Warsaw called upon Foreign Joints- i In Bbd StoHpe refiielahd terior who revealed toe real object week. Hia removal was for 1 and a tfte.' I t btaftt into flames Tliey pUotodd'; and his bride appeared at the office ter August Zalesky to assure him ; shortly after the crash, . Cfiiadbourne, who farmed the both seemed “supremely happy." of toe flight. i T f i ^ ^ to Car. ... 4sugar: committee recently to bolster next dey. j ‘ a man nfight live, becapse .physle- Miss May -Jean McCullogh, “The bride looked charming,” Sir John Franklin and his party 1 Neither of toe y p u ^ men wne the industry, said sugar re^efwnts Burfield asserted. ‘^She is an ex­ set out In May 1845 in two ships, the “worat:ease of all toe g i^ t com­ Abrtit “Erebus" and toe “Terror” and nev­ mrise near' tremely pretty woman." OLEDER IN JURED irea'to’n■ a “ siJrSiof j i SA f e to f toSttoSS tSIJ'aedart'SriiiiS'ptte1 ctaim tolreritoitt, i Srid^tflb? ijjty a^tyd Mtw t t a rig; modities.”- » The witnesses were the arch­ er were heard from again. In the . “It is selltog at than isrif ito duke’s own lawyer, who came over years since, their story has been curt,ss.Be^oto>toort.^caca..i gat cost o f production in rtieafiesft partly learned from Eskimos who pwtourtng bbuntries. '♦Ito . from Himgary, and G. Godfree, a go, Aug. 26.— (AP)—Kenneth Carr prevent recurrence of such an respiraror anq is oawnr.j , but were, forced told of s e e ^ white naen staggering of Detroit, suffered a possible frac­ .»ca an raaptratot ant,, t . «Jorted | ™ ^ n t S S ooal solicitor. incident. ’ jfecovering today. “The archduke and his bride over snow 'and Ice, dropping hy the ture of the skull today when a glider heat until fire apparatus faatf diBWt-wages-ate tcrssltotd^ to h Mi .oiust have stayed in Brighton for trail. How far toe last of the men in which he was giving a demonsti^- workers and A fait Tsturn eaznM, " & t , o n M S n , ifteen days before the . ceremony traveled may never be known. Even tlon nosedived and crashed at the n order to fulfill the necessary res- in recent, years articles have been National Air races. " ______dead when taken from hrest and our aooQr:and to Ml dsntial qualifications. They did not found among Eskimos and identi­ Carr’s glider, a Franklin PS 2 wM ‘ thii d fl^ s and C^wfdd died oii - toe . .. ^ . •x:ll me where their honeymoon was fied as having belonged to members type failed, to release frPm the two •JO be spent." of Sir John’s party. line'from which it w m attached- S a n c h e s ^ e v e n i n g HERAtDrso^ Ma n c h e s t e r , coNN,|TtJEOTAY, a u g u s t 26, isso . (4>AGBTW0 of Voters—Robert N. military men who had accompanied VeitdL.'' i". - the members of the junta shook frcu ism MAT ABOUHOWN Constables—GeOrgO hi. Bidwell,- Local Stocks SWANS(0rSDOG hands with the ousted president and jrawa W . Foley, Oeofge Graaiadio. bade him farewell. To some vof The Howitzer company will hold Qerhldia Rlalejr- ; „ (Porniahed by Putnam ft CmV I these L(|guih saidt R I M 3 M M their regular drill at the State Arm­ Scho^ ■VMtor—Ru|s^ B. Hatha- Centra Row, Haritord, Conn. AdaBk‘PSX^*-f. .mipide .-for you everything I ory this eyeptogC topiftbers, of way. ^ ^ , . , 1 U..S|oclpi If - could.” the company are asked to be pres­ High School Oommlttee-rR La Bank Stoeia .«*•'# • #-'• • • e I A. chauffeur, named SotOi who local iTrack Star atiChicago ent. ‘ . lih ta Ruesefl. one S. Asa drofe the presideht*a motor car dur- B ^ e r s , twO years; Howjbll Cheney, Bid Asked Am^and Bankers Trust Co. . . . 320 ing^his eleven years to office, at­ Mrs. Julia Chapman^ -of Wood- O N D R I LAW three years, Am Intemat *i-.. 33: WITHOUTBOY City Etank and Trust . — 326 P^we T J’ - ' tempted to embrace his former chief bridge street returned home today imtor—Isaac Cole. Am Pow and Lt for Big International Meet Au< Cap Nat BAT ...... — 340 but Leguia repulsed him, holding after a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Judge of Probate—William B. Am Rad Stand San (Contlnaed Pafe One) Conn. River ...... 425 (Continae4 from Page One.) m . him off with both hands. William Regan of East Orange, N.^ . , ____ Roil Bflll f • • Hyde. Htfd Conn. Truft .... 128 ■ 138 Tom orrow . J. Mr. and Mrs. Regan and^thelr have not heard. But if It were pro- R^iresimtattvea—MafjOry Che- «•«•••••••••••■#••••' First Nat Hartford ... 220 240 A is T®1 And T d ••••'•••••is.## scout the theory, are convinced that FIGHTING MAY FOLLOW children motored up with her and posed to entirely repeal all state en­ nisy, Raymond A. Johnson, George ' the boy was lured into an automo- Buenos Aires, Aug. 26— (AP) Land Mtg and Title . . — ' 40 I Ani Tot)-, w •-•■•.•• s Chicago, Aug. 26— (AP) —Prom will remain in town, until Labor forcement laws and throw the E. Keith. • 1 bile from to front of the house and Opposition of two conflicting camps Justice of the Peace—Harold R. Mutual BAT ...... — 180 [Am Water Wks ...... * 90%' Donegal and Edinburgh from Syd­ day. whole burden of enfordag the 13th New Brit Trust ...... — 176 i is now being hidden. But for what of revolutionaries threatened today ^ Symtogtoh, .'Thomas A* . Hrennan, Anacooda ajr* | to turn Peru’s nearly bloodless re­ ney and the Veldts, picked athletes amendment, on federal agents and Riverside Trust ...... 625 Atl Rttt •*•••'• r-* •••••• ••• • 23% I purpose, none hsizard a guess. Fail* Miss Margaret Itailey, daughter federal courts, that would be a de­ Morris Pasternack, Stuart J. Was- i ure of bloodhounds from New Haven volution into grim internecine strife. of Britain’s far-flung dominions West Htfd Trust ..... 276 Baldwin ...... 29% of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lailey of liberate nuUiflcatioa of the ctmatl- ley, Robert B. Carney, Hugh Mc- to pick up the trail and the return Two governments, dispatches here gatheted here today to oppose the Insurance Stocks Balt and Ohio ...... 98% aces of Uncle Sam’s athletic clan to Norwood, Mass., is spending a week tution by Connecticut and I should CauU; William* Taylor. toda^ of the dog alone are as argu­ indicated, were installed in the with her aunt, Mrs. W. E. Keyes of DEMOCRATIC ^ Aetna Casualty ...... 130 133 Bendix m ent against the first theory. Andean country one at Arequipa and track and field events tomorrow. be op^sed to it. Selectmen—George Bryan, Thom­ Aetna Fire ...... Arriving from the empire games Washington streetr ^’4|Beth Steel f -- 81^4 another at Lima, and there was evi­ “Sincerely yours, as P. Conran, Andrew J. Healey, Ar­ ^Letxih Life 82 Can Pac ..772% at Hamilton, Ont., the British dele- “MARJORY CHENEY." dence both might fight to prove Jason Chapman of 41 Summer thur Manning, Joseph J. Doyle, Automobile • S e e 37 39 ! Case Thresh ,. . - i ...... • .188 their rieht to supersede the regime gation, headed by the speedy Lord GERMAN FLIERS START street and William Hand of H ^lf Earl B- Carter, ^ 1 J. Campbell, Conn. General / ...... 141 ^43^ I Cerro de Ppscc 44% of depoied President Leguia. | purvey, started a ro^d o t entw- street are spending their'vacation at Mrs. Burr's Statement Assessor-r-Charies L Balch. ixifMHartford Fire ...... 73% 74% CW and Norwest...... 69% In actual charge at Lima was a tainment “ which prec^iJes the com- Mrs. Louis St, Clair Burr, who is Registrar of Votersr-Louls Breen. gtM Steam Boiler , 65 / 68 Chrysler ...... 27% petition scheduled for tomorrow MlsquanUcut. ! ON TRIP TO NEW YORK military junta headed by General the first womcm to seek the office of ConstaWes--Jaineo Ihifly, William National Fire ...... 69% 70% Colum Gas iond El ...... 'r r .. 59% , night. Representatives of Ireland, Selectman here, has takmx excep­ Phoenix Fire ...... 84% 85 Manuel Ponce and containing the Chester' Brunner of Oakland Campbell, Hafold Siting. Colum Graph ...... 13% little group of men who before dawn England, Scotland, South Africa and tion to The Herald’s news, story of Travelers ...... 1315 1330 K street with his friend Karl Landa School Visitor—James M. Burke. Coml S o lv ...... 25^^ (ConUnned from rage 1) Monday fought a battle of words Australia will meet the Americans. yesterday to which it was' asserted Public Utilities Storks Comwlth and S o u ...... '..... 14 Mothered by three of the coun­ of Hartford, are spending the week High School Committee—William with Senor Leguia, and finally forc­ in ji tqur of Canada. that her candidac^ was backed by E. Buckley, three years; Sarah H. Conn. Elec Serv ...... 88 92 Consol Gas ...... '...... 105% 'motor drives a four-bladed propel­ ed his' resignation and departure try’s outstanding track minds, the a group of women “drys". Mrs. Conn. Power ...... '. 80% 82% . contto Can ...... 1..... • 55 ler. The fuselage is a boat with an Yankee contingent swung into town Healey, two years. from Callao aboard the naval vessel Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Miles Burr’s statement to The Herald to- Judge of Probate—William S. Greenwich W&G, pfd. 93 — Icom Prod ...... vir-*... • open cockpit to the bow and a cabin Almirante Grau. today ahead of their ri'^als and were day follows: \ Hartford Elec Lgt ... 86% 88% Du Pont De Nem . . 1 1 ^ feted jointly with their competitors. and their small daughter have mov­ amidships. Reaching a Crisis “To^'me Manchester Evening Her- “ ^^'p^seataUve-Johd- F . Limer- Hartford Gas ...... 72 *^7 Eastman K od a k ...... 213' f- The fuselage, with its blunt nose, Both teams will limber up on the ed here from Waterbury and are At Arequipa el military provision- occupying one of Contractor Walter aid do, pfd ...... 45 59 Elec Pow and Lt ...... 68% ‘.smooth lines and enormous tall fins, *d government has Installed itself cinders of Soldier Field this after­ ' iok, Thomas Hackett. Hobby’s houses at 12 iTudson street. “May I correct some mis-state­ Auditor—rJohn F. limerick. S N E T U .o ...... 160 165 Fox FUm A ...... *... 46% r.resembles the “ Wal”—whale—from imder the presidency of Col. San­ noon. Coaches Steve Farrell, Mich­ ments which _Mcurred to" Mon­ do, rts, W. I . _____ 8 9 Gen Elec ...... 71 ‘«diich,the machine takes its name, igan; Harry Gill, Illinois and John Mr. Miles succeeded F. J. Rippin at Collector—George H. Howje. chez Cer^, who Friday proclaimed the Burr nurseries. day evening’s Herald'to annoimctog ^ t i c e of the Peace—Charles I. Manufacturing Stocks Gen Foods ...... 57% jij. Unfavorable Weather the revolution and set in motion the Behr of the Illinois A. C. are hand­ my candidacy for election to the Am Hardware ...... 57 59 Gen Motors 44% ling the American speedsters, pro­ BSlch, John F. limerick, Edward J. Although the fog had lifted and events which seem how to be reach­ Board of Selectmen. I am not the Amer Hosiery ...... 80 — Gold Dust 41% bably the most representative group T. F. Newtdh, of West Hartford, Murphy, Thomas Dannaher, Edward ,the sun w m shining brilliantly over ing culmination. Sanchez Cerro has candidate of the Woman’s LawJEn* Amer Silver ...... — 25 Grigsby GrUnow ....,...... 14 % of American a,thletes ever to com­ picked a bunch of apple blossom.^ F. Morlarty, Joseph Doyle, : Halifax at the takeoff, the fliers become, at least to southern Peru, forcement Committee. I am run­ Arrow H&H, com . . . 45 48 int H arvest...... 7F faced unfavorable atmospheric con- pete to the same meet. from a tree on his farm last F^day. P. the man of the hour and everywhere The unseasonal blossoming of the ning just as any other candidate Automatic Refrlg .... — 8 Int Nickel Can ...... 22% l^tions along the coast, he goes he is cheered and hailed as The event with the most inter­ with the backing of nay friends, and Bigelow Sanford, com. 50 national flavor will be the hurdle tree is quite rare. A few of the 53 Int Tel and Te^ ...... • * 42% j Two seaplanes of the Halifax the savior of Peru and the destroyer for the reason that for a long time do, pfd ....4 ...... 90 race between Steve Anderson, Wash­ blooms were sent to friends in town MARTIN SHOOTS 79 — Johns Manyllle ...... 93 ^ y t o g Club, which has been host of the dlctatorslflp. the placing of a ^pnoan . on the Billings and Spencer . 3% 4% : Kennecott ...... 33% ” 0 the visitors, accompanied the The junta at Lima, to recognition ington hurdler, and Lord David by Mrs. Maude Campbelir formerly Burghley. of this town, but now employed by Board of Selectmen. h&8 con­ Bristol Brass . . . ------15 20 I Kreuger and Toll • 26 i big “whale” over the first part of of his position, forming a new cab­ sidered. Women are sitting on the Mr. Newton. do, pfd ...... 90 — kLoew’s, Inc ...... 75% ! its flight to New York. One of the inet, telegraphed Sanchez Cerro to coimcil boards o t noany other com­ IN MORNING ROUND Colltoa Co, ...... 100 Joe McCluskey, Manchester star — Lorillard ...... 23% ilanes had flown to Marie Joseph come to Lima at once and take the munities and it seemed right and distance runner, is expected to com­ Case,. Lockwood and B 525 — Imo Kan Tex ...... 40% iterday and gfuided the German war portfolio. His answer was that proper that such should be the case Colt’s Firearms ...... 25% 27 I Mont Ward 3^% aviators into Halifax throug^i the the Lima junta preferred him to be pete in one of the events for the United States, probably the three LOCAL MEN NAMED in Manchester. No organization E a ^ e> L ock ...... 38 43 ; Nat Cash Reg A ...... 43 fog. just an instrument of President whatever ' suggested nay candidacy Continues to Better Previous Fafnlr Bearings ...... — 80 I Nat Dairy ...... 54% Leguia himself and he therefore re­ mile rim in which there will be six entries from each country. It is un­ or is pushing it. Puller Bflish, Class A. — 18 Nat Pow and t»t 46% PLANNING WELCOME fused to recognize it authority. AS A G ^ST FENN “The Woman’s,Law Enforcement Hart &( Cooley ...... — 130 Nevada Cop ...... a./T4 , New York, Aug. 26— (AP)—Plans derstood that the American team is Scores as Simpson Does shy of good distance runners and Comnolttee has. as yet noade no de­ Hartmann Tob, com . — 16 N y Central ...... 162% Lwere completed today for an official PRESIDENT SURRENDERS cisions as to which’ candidates for do. 1st pfd ...... — 60 NY NH H ...... 104% elcome to the German fliers ex­ lim a , Aug. 26.— (A P )— Official that McCluskey will probably be selected to this event. McCluskey’s Group Backing CoL Clarence the Legislature it wlh back, as it Likewise With 74^jurner Inter Silver ...... 70 78 Nor Am Aviation ...... 2% ited tojallght on the water near announcement was meide today that has held no executive' meeting at do, pfd ...... 105 112 I North Amer ...... ? • 101% e Statue of Liberty in late after­ the cruiser Almirante Grau, on qualification in the two-mile steeple­ chase at the national senior track which to make such decision. So Landers, Frary & Clk 68 70 Packsurd ...... 13% noon. on which is quartered former Presi­ W. Seymour of West Hart­ the statement that w'e intend to c\it Man & Bow, CHass A. 14 16 Param-Puhlix ...... 58% i It was decided to send out the clty dent Augfusto B. Leguia, “has sur­ and field meet at Pittsburgh where he placed first last Saturday does any of the candidates is not true. do. Class B ...... 8% 10% ! Penn ...... 72% Jtug Macom with members of the rendered.” (Signed) New Brit Mch. com ‘. . 18 22 Phila Read C and I ...... 17% (mayor’s committee and greet the not necessarily mean he will com­ ford for Office, pete in the same event at Chicago. ELLA P. BURR." North & Judd ...... \20 22 I Pub Serv N J ...... -.. .:.. • • M [ocean fliers to the harbor, inviting Presumably the Almirante Grau Hartford, Aug. 28.—(AP)—^The. 29% {Radio ...... '.... 40 The Herald’s Report third round to the New England. P. NUes Bern P o n . d ...... 27% Japt. Wolfgang von Gronau to will deliver the former president to 6 10 I Radio Keith .-.a- • • ...... 34% card the tug so that he might be the new military junta in Lima, Congressman E, Hart Fenn who The Herald’s news article of yes­ <1. A. W^nponojg pa..^ the terday’s issue did not mentloii tha Russell Mfg Co ------52 57 Rem R?md' «f ••••• • 26% tarried to the battery in the same following requests by students that LABORITE M. P. JAMES is exceptionally well known in Man­ threC'^quarters pmrlt this noon with 51 , Sears Roebuck ...... 63% Woman’s Law Enforcement Com- _hp outstanding upsets, to the atanfi* Sco-vill ...... • 49 fashion as have many other heroes Leguia be prosecuted. chester havtog spoken here a num­ Sqto Thom Co. com .. — 30 Simmons ...... f the air. The former president resigned nolttee. It ■ stated that it, had "ing of the players. STUART IS DINED HERE ber of times, is to be opposed for learned that Mrs, RUrr had beMi in­ Standard Screw ...... 110 125 Sinclair O il ...... 20% Details of the reception ceremony yesterday morning and went aboard , Teddy Turner, North Adamti, jected into the Republican Prinuuy do. pfd. guar "A " . 100 South Pac ...... 116 *«"ere not decided on, pending con- the cruiser Tidth his family. He in­ re-election to the First district Mass., mAde a 70, three under par by a group of women "drys”. This Stanley W orks ...... 88 40 Southern Rwy ...... 80% iltation with the fliers themselves. tended to sail for Panama, it was (Continued from Page 1.) office by a West Hartford man. to which thefSc was a 33 for the first The Herald had learned authorita­ Smythe'Mfg ...... 80 _Stand B ra n d s...... 19% The fliers were expected to reach understood, but Lieutenant Colonel ntoe. His second nine o f 37 was Colonel Clarence W. Seymour, an tively and still insists • that the Taylor & Fenn ...... 120 Stand Gas and Elec ,102 ew York at about 3 o’clock (EST) Luis Sanchez Cerro, who began the humor, and he is master of utterly even. pAr. group of women who planned Mrs; Torrington ...... 54 56 Stand OU Cal ...... 60% this afternoon. Peruvian revolt at Arequipa, de­ convincing expression. attorney with offices in Hartford. Boh Crowley of Kenoza, Mass., 95 Burr's entrance into the^ political Underwood Mfg Co .. 93 Stand Oil N Y...... 30% E' After a conference with officials manded that Leguia be turned over Mr. Stuart entertained the party The sentiment against the in­ and Lewls'Myefs of Ledgmont, R. I., 19 Stand OU N J ...... 68% contest are “drys”. Mrs. BuiT is a Union Mfg Co ...... 16 •tof the Domier Company of Amerl- to him. General Manuel Ponce, head for half an hour with his own ver­ cumbent seems to have started were on Turner’s heels.for, the final U S Envelope, com.... 225 Texas Corp ...... 51% '^a, which will act as host to the member of the local- Womah’a Law 18 with-72 for the former and 74 for of the provisional government in sion of the trip to the coast and among^ tobacco g^rowers and at pres­ Enforcement Committee, a l)one-dry ido, pfd ...... 112 Transcont Oil ...... 17% ^Germans while they are here, it was Lima, yielded to popular clamor and back with the Shriners and of an- Myers. Dave Hackney of Vesper Veeder R oot ...... 35 37 Union Carbide...... 76% 1 decided that when the plane landed ent has gained considerable force. group. Country Club had a 73. 17 Unit Aircraft...... 62% promised that the former president oyjer later fishing expedition into The Herald’s information that Whitlock Coll Pipe . . . 14 fit would be anchored and the crew Congressman Fenn has served the . Henry Ciucl o f MUtRivet who led Unit Corp ...... 32 would be returned to face punish­ the wilds of Canada In the company this same group of women intend­ itaken aboard the Macom. After the Connecticut players yesterday Unit Gas and Im p ...... • 35% ment for his “ misdeeds.” of some of the men present last district for ten years during which ed to lend a Prohibitibn aspect to Viacom reached the Battery theP pro­ night. slumped a h it with a 79 making him FINDS ESTATE CLOSED U S Ind A l c o ...... i- 63% -a m called for a ride up Broadway he has won many friends. At. a the Legislature noixfinee . contest Later in reply to questions, Mr. 228 for the- three rounds or 15 U S Pipe and F d r y ...... 3S.% ,^o City Hall, for presentation of the gathering of well known Republi­ here came directly from one, who Stuart disclosed his views on India, strokes behind the leadert. U S R u bber...... 20 I'fllers to Mayor James J. Walker. cans in Hartford yesterday, how­ has been working with the groupi. The leading scorers, at the end of A cousin of the late Miss Mary which he called not a country but a U a S te e l...... A .. .108% Then the aviators were to return to CADDIES VIE FOR HONOR ever, the sentiment seemed to have It is authoritative and. Mrs. Burr's the; 64 holes were: Turner 213, Hubbard Ims-beeaito-Mai^es^.re­ continent, with more races of peo- crystalized against , his re-election, Util Pow. and; Lt A v. wi.»• S4^ their plane and fly it across Man- statement that the Woman’s Law (Sxiwley 216, Myers 2l7, Hackney cently niaitog taquiiies,^ M hexf oi Warner Bros Piet 26% 'hattan to North Beach on the East plq, more languages, more dialectS; some of the party l^ ders armounc- Enforcement Committee has taken< 219, Arthur Grusa 222; Alex Simp­ kin, as to the last legal residence of TO CARRY PROS’ CLUBS more religions than Europe, which, ing their plan to support CoL Sey­ Westing E3 and M fg ...... il46% f fiver. no action has no bearing on the son 225, Henry Ouci 228, George Hubbard who died to Newing­ Woolworth ...... 60 J Police planes were assigned to go previous to the arrival of the Brit­ mour. Among those supporting the situation. The gn^oup of women Siebert 228, Joe Orford 228, Eddie ton some two months ago, with a West Hartford" man are Willard R Yellow. T ruck ...... 22% lout to meet the flying boat and es- ish had been the scene of constant 'backing .Mrs. Burr’s candidacy are Morgan 229, Bud Clancy 231, Tom •view to the administration of her Rogers and Senator Robert J. Smith I cort it to the selected landing place, Much Interest Among Them to warfare. He Intimated that some known to be "dr3rs” wfiether or-not Mahan i23, Dick May 233, Willie estate. While here he learned the MORRIS FOB CONGRESS I and police launches were assigned time after the next general election, of Manchester. they constitute the membership of Ogg 234, Syd Covington 234, George See Who Will Sling Famous Rogers, hitherto, was a staunch circumstances of the disposition of New Haven, Aug. 26.rr-(AP) — I to keep a clear space near Bed- which he predicated would come the Ekiforcement committee* Easton 236, Clarence Booth 235. The New Haven Register says that Bags on Friday. supporter of Fenn. In fact he was the 840,Q00 estate of Miss Jennie j loe’s Island lest the fliers have dif- next year, the Labor party if suc­ Registered Twice Billy Martin, Manchester Coimtry Demoeratic discussion locally is in some degree responsible for Hubbard, who/died fiye year? ago , Acuity coming down amid the har- cessful in obtaining a majority, Some controversy arose to the Qub pro, youngest contestant in leaving her property outside the around the possibility of ha'vtog ! bor traffic, which is especially Manchester Coimtry Club golf would grant to India dominion au­ Feim’s appointment to the office he office of Town Clerk S. J. Turktog- the tournament, shot a 79 this caddies are looking forward with family and not including her sister Charles G. Morris, who three times' j crowded in the late afternoon. tonomy. now bolds. Another Republican ton when Mrs. Burr's papers were morning to give him a 241 today eager anticipation to the coming of leader in Manchester who has in her will. The cousin set inquiries tried for the governorship to rmu Dornier officials said no definite Temperance filed. It was contended that she for the three roqne in which Fenn but has been a registered Republi­ TO PRESIDENT OF PERU pointed out that the best caddies not Lloyd George would ever return to has failed to serve the district but power in Britain he said: “Mr. can since 1928. ' , ' ABOARD SHIP THAT TOLD only know more about golf but can express their desire for a more ac­ Last ilm es TodAy beat a good share of those who roam Lloyd George, you know, is of the Assessor Contest. WEDNESDAY tive man. It is a known fact, how­ William Powell to (Continued from Page One.) the fairways of the local course. same race as your own secretary of ever, that to several instances the The contest for the assessorship AND takes entirely differeqt aspect For “ SOUTHERN CROSS” WAY This man, who requested his name labor, Mr.'^ Davis, and alike they are tobacco growers have obtained their THURSDAY “For the Defense” were sleeping. He saw in the dark­ be withheld for obvious reasons, given to optimism—and promises. needs through a congressman out­ this nomination to the Republicmi ness a g^roup of soldiers approach­ said that he felt that it would be an Personally, I do not believe he will side the district. Congressman Primary the contesUtots are Eihil Local People on Transylvania ing. The soldiers arrested Grow injustice if the caddies weren’t con­ ever come back. Notwithstanding, L. G. Hohenthal, Jr., and Loren C. Allen T. Treadway of Massachusetts When Aii^lane Became Lost and the two mechanicians but Silva sidered for the duty. Lloyd George is a great man, a very Is the naan who brought them their Clifford, Jr. No “wet-dry” . o p ^ was able to hide. The following It will be recalled that when Bob­ great man. And so is the devil.,” requests. ^ sition is evident to this contest, itoce I in Dense Fog. A PANIC OF HILARITY morning Silva persuaded two sol­ by Jones played in the national open Empire Free Trade neither of these men were entered to ■ I ■ ■ diers to go with him to Lima. recently, the caddy who was fortu­ He told an inquirer that he could the Primary fight by groups defi­ When the' trans-Atlantic plane. MARIE ^ Meanwhile Grow was carried to nate enough to. receive the Jones see no benefit whatever in the pro­ CUBA WOULD UMIT nitely label^ as belonging to either Southern Cross,' established radio POLLY Arequipa, a prisoner. Grow was assignment, also received national posal for free trade within the Brit­ groups, ^though bearing a name contart with the S. S. Transylvania, dhief^of the Peruvian flsdng forces. publicity and his picture appeared ish empire and a protective tariff that has long meant Prohibition do on the night of June 24, after being He is a former officer of the Ameri­ in thousands upon thousands of against the rest of the world. “ You SUGAR PRODUaiON local voters E. L. G. Hohenthal, Jr., lost in'what was termed “one of the and DRESSIER can Navy, The impression prevails densest fogs that ever covered’ the newspapers throughout the country. have that here,” he said, “free trade is not generally recognized as a per­ MORAN nt the capital that be is in no per­ To a great extent the opportunity sonal “dry.” Neither ,Is he defi­ Atlantic,” two Manchester, residents between the states— and the cheap CContinned-Irom Page One.) «. sonal danger. of caddying for Smith or Farrell, or nitely placed by those who know were aboard the shlpi tainporarly : Thrilling Scenes labor of South Carolina has shot to halted by .the fog off the banks of even Grant or Clare, their partners pieces the textile industry in Massa­ him as a “wet.” This holds true Scenes here yesterday accompany­ in Friday’s exhibition match, for island possessions, as well as to of Mr. Clifford. New Founndland. They were, Mrs. ing the Leguia registration were chusetts,” Cuba, are suffering heavy losses. However, Mr. Hohenthal’s Christina Robinson and daughter that matter, would be almost as wel­ Others who spoke were Dr. E. G. idfscrlbed by eye-witnesses as of a come to Manchester’s group ■' of Today’s conference adjourned chances of winning the Republican Margaret of 362 Center street, who Dolan of Manchester, Col. ' James without einy definite '4ction on the grilling character. With the Presi­ faithful ball hawks. nomination spem greater than those returned this week from a ntoe dent, besides his relatives, were Gilson, the new postmaster of Hart­ Cuban proposal. Chadboume said of Mr. Clifford stoce,Mr. Hohenthal weeks’ visit to Ireland, the closed meetings would be con­ Vtany high officers of the Lima gar- ford, Archie McDermott of Water­ b a » ndde-Associations to town qnd The contact was established at tinued in an effort to bring about an Hfeon. Before the President resign­ bury and Dougald MacMillan of since he has qualifications that 10:80 o’clock at night, the Transyl­ ed he remained in his private office. HURPHEYS CAPTURE New Britain. agreement. vania' radioing. the latitude and There was “unanimity of sym­ make him the logical candidate. Mr. ^I'When the new government came Those attending, besides the guest Clifford has a host of fflends longitude to the Southern Cross, en- to Leguia and the new leaders be- of honor, were Frank Soult, John A. pathy and a desire to cooperate,” he abl^ the plane to reach New said. The Cuban proposals are back­ gained through his'^ years as Tele­ San a discussion which reached a 18 (lADIOLUS PRIZES Gleason, George McCauley, Co:.* phone Exchange manager here -and Foundland^ On the next day the lent pitch. General Ponce to- James Gilson, George Webb, Frank ed: by 90 per cent of the Cuban sugar ship issued it’pcjnphlet giving a de­ I interests, he said, but it will be nec­ these will no doubt be a Ug aid to med the deposed executive that W. Adams. John Hamilton, Charles him to the contest. tailed account .of how the contact might as well resign since the F. Coates, George Whittaker, David essary to have almost unanimous was noade: On the Jidineward'trip on Charles M. Murphey and his son The 0 When all was to readiness Leguia Advisory ten a. m. hurricane cen­ ard, took off at 6,:S0 a. m., on a non­ street Jarle Johnson, Wells A. iBtrlcklaad, hlal Hallett and His Columbhi lot of pom>tog- ^Kxs the first to climb into a motor tral about 120 miles south-south- stop flight aUempt to London. He Joseph Kayan to Origen W. Lam­ WUUsim W. Robertson. ~ ^ , ; lir. His followers took other cars west of Bermuda, moving nOrth- came here yMterday without stop- phier lot 64 in the Manchester Assessor'—iLoren C> Clifford,, Jr., Hacordinv O rc^oa^ ‘ kd all set out for Callao, along horthwestwai'd, apparently recurv­ ptog to eleven hours to his Moth Green Fairlawn tract on Jensen Emil L. O. Hohenthal, Jr. : Tax Collector—George H. Howe. Satnr^ Evening, A ^. 30th < i^enttoe avenue. Some of the ing slowly to the northward. plane. sfeeet r ■

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V ,.v MASOUSTBB BVBNlNfe BSaAEO; 800!]® HANCftESTER. CONN. TOBSPAY, AUGUST 28,1880. JJf. UITLE GIRL BACK NEW CLUE UNEARTHED ^ o y s Score H^h lea g u e NAMES SPECIAL 3 s u s P E a m m m IN VERMONT MYSTERY AHfflbUTION M ‘ IN KINGSTON CASE WITH HER PARENTS i r 1 M Dmry Judging Teat Miss / ^zabeth P. Andrews of I ------Four AnfericKns Boston, Aiig. 26.—(AP)— Ver­ FoSifrgt'_ rad H^f^rd fp > York,'Aug. ^ .—(AP)—The mont authorities were in Boston to-; Four members of the .Hilanchester^Un Lipp and John McHugh. Roy pitals. Bat £viiiirk» day running down the latMt of a Independent Cuididate for 4-H Dairy (3lub were picked to rep- Lipp will accompany the club as al suepeed Chicago Woinan. t j arrest of John (l^gs). Diamond, no- Fanniiand Steals Her &i3fing myriad of clues to the identity.of cesept .Hartford, ICtounty 4-H clubs temate. Other members of the ■------^ ! tbrious gangster believed to be en- the woman buried in the Potters at Durhain i ’a^jr Augiut 27-29, at a Announcemeht has been received route to Europe was sotight by the Oxfor<|, Eng., Hartford County team are Lewis from the Headquarters of the NiP ' j^iice today in an effort to clear Up He W as in lo r e —W as Not Field at Chester, Vt. Gorem or Criticizies• f ' " State « ■ dairy judging contest held at Storrs Welles of Bloomfield and Arnold Thp injuries of four The body of the woman, which yesterday afternoon under Uie super- Oberstrom of Far.mington. The tlonal League.of Women Voters Of the disappearance of an ups&te ho- the aprointment of Miss Blizabetl) tel keeper^ thought to have been hospital .here aft«r a of'it was found in a Chester field a year viaion of Robert Johnson, assistant state winners picked at Durham P. Andrews of Pomfret and Hart-: tor buA in whibh-- they- ago, had been identified as Mrs. Attorney General in Talk dairy hiubandryinan, and John F. will receive a free trip to the Na­ slain by beer racketeers. Harmed While Away. fOrd as chairman of the National { The h o td . xnan, Harry Weston, seeing, with a smalle^ car; .wpt^ Catherine R. Packard, who turned Hkle, county club agent. The ■win­ tional Dairy Show to be held this said 1;oday to be severe.but'AiQt/aenlf up a few weeks aga after a year’s ning boys and their scores based on year at St. Louis, Mo. League’s Special Committee on' Was last seen at Diamond's coimtry Immigration Problems. Miss Am^ place at'Acfa, N. Y„ early Saturday: OUS. — ;•>- ' •"/• 1 Valparaiso, Ind., Aug. 26.—(AP.) absence. Later State’s Attorney L. Winsted, Aug. 26.—(AP)—Pro­ a possible score of 700 points were Since its organization a little over Q t .28 persons injured in t^Se mrasU^ S. Edgerton of Vermont felt certain fessor Albert Levitt of Redding, In-’ foUows: Thomas Hagenow, 600 a year ago, the Manchester 4-H. drews, whmsucceeds Mrs. Kenneti} Weston;-owner of a roaifixo^ at —Ten-year-old Betty Jane Foster as F. Itich of (jhicago, HI,, in the .chair­ lAke Katrine, near Kingston had many^ were Ammicans .but.'Wiim. tin returned unharmed to her farm that she was Mrs. Ruby Chickeiing dependent candidate for ^oyembr in pointa; William Vietz, 590 points; dairy club has made an enviable | manship of the Immigrotibn Coni'; exception of four' and the' driver Green, a former Hardvdck, Vt., wo­ a speech before the RotAj^ Qub of cainton Keeney, 680 points; Frank-^record in dairy projects under :the received a telephpfie message to home today and the man who had mittee, has been chairman ot thb drive his car to Diamond’s place. the bhs, all wefe abifi tb 'cohthiUe^ held her captive for two days was man who disappeared'in 1926. Now, Winsted today said the Republican lin Lipp, 660 points; John McHugh, 'able leadership of Wilbur T. Little, Connecticut League’s committee op London by train aftw bedinary firit Attorney General J. Ward Carver Party under the leadership of J. 540 points; Roy Lipp, 580 points. club leader, of Spencer street ' In The bloodstained-car with do empty placed in jail. this subject for several years, Shis^ shell on the fiber was found yester­ aid'treatment. , • The two were found near Elk- of Vermont and Detective Edwin C. Hen^- Roraback had maintained a Thomas Hagenow, 12, a member connection with Mr. Little’s success is well known in the state as a , Betty Jane said Dillner had treat­ tee of the League of Women Voters,; to land at Cobh, Ireland. Police later told friends, the Vermont au­ Prof. Levitt criticised, the action the trip with their calves are: Wil­ result. I am looking' for them to is not ■ working for the support of ; mere have been asked to hold him. John White, an Englishman, dri^* ed her all right except he locked her^ thorities informant is said to have of the state attorney general in at­ liam Veitz. cainton Keeney, Frank- come through at Durham.” any measures as y et However, at er of tjbe bus, was taken to.OxfoAd in his battered car whenever he reported, that she had returned to tacking the authority of thfe Su­ the Louisville Ckinvention the com; iMJspitql badly h i l r t , ' . left it. An examination corroborat­ Sweden. Relatives in Sweden said preme Court of Errors Ot thA state mittee took the opportunity to state ■ Sixteen of the passengers wm.' ed her statement that she had not they had not heard from her since on the so-cailed “McCook decision” its accord with the Ck>mmlttee on 7,000 NEEDLEWORKERS treated at Blcestfer. ' ■ 7 ' been molested. 1929. and his refusal ^o accept, the court’s PLAN BENEFIT MUSICAL the Legal Statue of Women which The sheriff said the charge filed order to start proceed^gs. to: bust POUCE COURT recommended for support the re; STRIKE IN NEW YORK against Dillner probably will be the Public Utilities Commission for moval of discriminations against kidnaping. CHARGE THREE YOUTHS neglect of duty. Aime-Roy of Hartford was found AT BUNCE BOLTON HOME women in the federal immigration Dillner told the officers he desert­ Traditions Scorned •guilty of driving an automobile and naturalization laws; and with New York, Aug. 26.—(AP.)—A ed frbm the U. S. Tennessee in 1927 “The past decad^” he said “has while imder the influence of liquor tAe, committee on education which general strike began today in the and came to Indiana where he WITH STUDENTS DEATH been one in which our tradition of by Deputy Judge Thomas Ferguson , Mrs. Alexander Bunce of Bolton recommended' fer support in mat­ children’s dress industry and imion worked on the Foster farm. He said popular government has been open­ in the Manchester poUce court this will open her home which is near the ters of state -legislation systematic leaders SEdd seven thousand meu he watched Betty Jane grow up ana ly scorned apd violated.^.., V^e *ave! morning, and-a fine of $100 and i lake on ’Thursday afternoon at four education for adults, including il­ and women had not reported to learned to love her, that he had Cleveland, Aug. 26.—(AP)—^The been living tinu.r the cwtrol of a costs was imposed. Roy was unable o’clock for a musical by all Hartford literates and foreign bom, through work. planned for some time on returning death penalty wW be demanded for political dictator. From 1920 until to raise the money and went to jail, talent. public school extension classes with three youths held to the Grand He was- represented.by a Hartford A few picketers appeared in the and taking her away with him to the present year he has been; vir­ ’The entertainment is for the English the basic language. district along Seventh avenue where live as his daughter. Jury for the slaying of R. Miller tually imchalleifged and unimpeded attorney. The . arrest was made benefit of the Quarryville church Wilkison, 21, Princeton senior,. in Saturday night about 10:15 by Traf­ most of the children’s garment “I wanted to take Betty Jane in his activities. During this decade and the Bolton library and the sum­ makers have their shops but they an attempted holdup of a fashion­ represenative government has ceas­ fic Officer Raymond Griffin on mer folks at the lake and permanent west and g^ive her a good home, ’ able engagement party early yester­ East Center street, who said Roy WARNER BROTHERS’ SUIT were kept moving by police. he said. ed to function. Those whom we have residents of the town are Interested A five-day week, a $2 increase day. sent to the General Assembly have was driving in a zigzag fashion and in the success of the affair. They ex­ Assistant ‘Prosecutor P. L. A. when he. stopped him he foimd that for workers paid by the week, a ten either been unwilling or imable to tend a most cordial inidtation to the' DISMISSED BY COURt per cent increase for piece workers, Leighley said there was no doubt function for us. Ususilly it has been he whs under the influence of li­ people of Manchester or elsewhere LON CHANEY DEAD; that the Grand Jury would return quor. On the rear seat was a who can make, it convenient to at-^ collective bargaining, a ^ n ^ m u m indictments charging murder in the ooth. No one can be sent who is nbt Dover; Del., 'Aug. 26.—^^AP) ^ wage scale and extra overtime pay ready to do "his bidding. Indepen­ woman and a man. The latter was tend to do so. The program will be first degrree “in the perpetration of 'also dnmk. given indoors at 4 o’clock, daylight Chief Justice James Pennewlll, to­ are the demands of the unions, END UNEXPECTED a robbery” and that death in the dence is punished. Subservience is day dismissed the receivership bill Harry Greenberg, their spokesman rewarded. Honest servants of the Dr. N. A. Burr examined Roy at saving time, and will consist of electric chair would be asked for police headquarters and told the vcoal and instrumental numbers. filed by Ira I. Nelson, of BostoU, said. each of the youths. people are prevented from dblhg against Warner Brothers Pictures, The strike order, issued yester­ (Continued from Page One.) . their duty. Acquiescent servants of judge this morning that the man Outdoor games will follow and a The trio, Mike Bell, 16, his was' Intoxicated and in an unfit social period during which ice cream Inc., and Renwar, Inc. day, was in consequence of an brother, Angelo, 20, and Ross Va- the autocrat are paid out of the tax­ The bill was dismissed on motion most entirely by his screen appear­ payers money. Much needed ap­ condition to drive. Roy maintained and other light refreshments will be agreement by heads of the Interna­ ances. Away from the motion pic­ lore, 19, waived preliminary exam­ the only drink he had was a bottle served. of Hugh M. Morris, counsel for the tional Ladies Garment Workers ination and were bound over to the propriations are delayed; rural defenSmts, who based bis motion oh ture lot Chkney inevitably wore a roads remain mud holes; tubercu­ of Coca Cola and one bottle of near Union, reached at Cleveland last pulled down cap, dark glasses and Grand Jury last night. beer. ' the ground the bill “as filed was year, for a strike when agreements Police said Angelo Bell confessed losis war veterans suffer unaided; neither signed nor verified by the plain clothes. He commanded a those who gave their lives to bur Maxwell Levlton of New York DEFENDS HOOVER existing then expired. The agree­ large salary, made numerous in­ killing Wilkison, who had seized City paid a fine of $2 smd costs for complainant, as required by Rule 31 ments of the locals which went out Mike. Both the Bell brothers were tndustries become charity cases in of this court.” vestments and reputedly was their old age; but political hench­ overtime parking. According to Pa­ today expired on August 1. wealthy, but made few friends. wounded in the exchange of shots trolman Joseph Prentice, Leviton’s In his petition asking for a re-; which followed the arrival ol po­ men of the Roraback machine regu­ Washington, Aug, 26—(AP) —^A ceiver, Nelson alleged mismanage-, Bom on April 1, 1883, in Colorado larly get their “thirty pieces of sil­ car was parked on Main street near Springs, Colo., the son of deaf and lice, but it was believed they were the State 'Theater for more than an vigorous defense of the Hoover ad­ ment on the part of the officers of | shot by their own guns. Guests at ver’ for betraying the people of Con­ ministration, the Farm Marketing the Warner company and excessive ROCKVILLE MAN FACES dumb parents, (Dhaney quit school necticut.” hour and a httif. Leidton saw the before he had "reached the fifth the party, who numbered about 40 chalk mark oh his car and deliber­ Act and the tariff, was presented in expenditures for properties said to grade to become a tourists’ guide on persons from some of Cleveland'.^ McCook Decision ately rubbed it off. In this way he a radio address last night by Sena­ have been purchased by RenWar,_ CHARGE OF YOUNG GIRL Pikes Peak. best known families, declined to de­ Touching upon the attorney gen­ hoped to deceive the officer. » tor Fess of Ohio, chairman of the Inc., a holding company for Warner scribe details of the shooting. eral’s fight in the McCook decision f Two. New Britain boys, Michael Republican National committee. Brothers. His introduction to the theater which invalidated all bills p a ss ^ by Fess termed the administration an (Special to The Herald) The only charge to iw a d , | was as a property boy. Later he Sfdhf, 135' and; Frank Borgiiszewskl, one-balf per . cent, per itobka ep ; became a stage hand, and td his the GeneiM(l‘ Assembly iidjC slgn'etf by i 48;-werh'before the court for sfeal- “unparalleled accomplisbment of Rockville,‘Ajug. 26;-rJoseph Davis .WOMEN RECEIVED VOTE the governor within three days 'after' ing A ride bn'the Boston express legislative and administrative ser­ HEADS GREEK SOCIETY of Brooldyh ktreet, Rockville, ap­ unpaid anoount of lean. " - death he carried a card in a stage adjournment of the Assembly, .Levitt vice,” to which the opposition party peared before Judge John E. Flake hand’s organization. Behind the which gdes through Manchester Boston, Aug. 26.—(AP) — Dele­ wings he studied the. regular actors said: - about 3 o’clock in the afternoon. could offer nothing “beyond attack in C3ty Court this morning charged feRSONAL F in a n c e C o . TEN YEARS AGO TODAY “And one cannot help wondering and flippant references to personal­ gates to the 8th annual convention with the carnal abuse of a female and learned without' a teacher the The local police were notified to be of the Order of Ahepa will join the Rooms 2 and 1 fine points of acting which later in if the zeal of the attorney genertU on the lookout for them and Ser­ ity, employing a depression as the child, a DobsonviUe girl. He was in attacking the McCook decision chief argument to get into power.” city of Somerville today In paying held in $1,200 b machines and him in their back yard with a milk in 1914 from Universal for appear­ himself in favor of the amendment. the machines controlled ■ by Mr. can ■ for a tombstone,' led today to D o Y o u L m 1( Pep and Stam ina ance in a leading role in “Hell Mor­ The next day it passed the House, Roraback. Oil Burner and Save $5 gan’s Girls.” “He (Roraback) seUs, the Re­ a raid in which explosives and thp6e only to be defeated in the Senate. revolvers were, seized and six pris­ and at the sanoe time eliminate the ' coal problem for yei|r^ Becomes Famous Then began-* intensive lobbying publican machine and. buys > the These Arid D a^? kitchen stove for aD rime. No more ashes', soot; dri^t, wo|k 'and With his portrayal of “The Frog” which Miss Paul later said, "cost Democrat machine at 'any time^ he oners were arrested. worry.; • ‘ in the “Miracle Man” came $50,000 in five months, and resulted wishes” Levitt said. "Tfie people of Two of the irtx were former con- Be a Go-Getter. Go Get a Can of Chaney’s shift from slapsticks and in a gain of five Senators.” Connecticut are not represented by idcts, two were young women and a westerns to the grotesque charac­ With the beginning of the special those who are sent to the General fifth was 'a discharged patrolman. Ballantine’s Genuine terizations that made him famous. session in 1919—called .to pass ap­ Assembly; the chief executives'are Police were digging up the yard Early this year he signed a five year propriation bills, the women renewed not the executives Of the people. behind the apartment, but were contract. The “speakies,” bane of their efforts. They encountered Both'do the will of Mr. Roraback. akeptlcar about the murder tale. many actors and actresses, were no great criticism for persisting at this Popular government is gone.” It was the second seizure of arms terror to the former musical show time; but they weathered the storm by police within a few days. One of comedian. of censure. G. O. P. CAMPAIGN the most extensive caches of arms With his portrayals of grotesque On June 4 the Senate passed the ever confiscated here was found characters, Chaney himself slipped amendment by a slender margin. Washington, Aug. 26—(AP) — Saturday in another part of Brook­ into a seclusion that well might There was neat rejoicing, but the Chairman Fees of the RepubUcan lyn in the apartment of persons have fitted in with the life of some leaders did not stop until the 36th National committee was a,, guest at litiked with Jack (Lege) Diamond, of his screen characterizations. He. state, Tennessee, had ratified. President Hoover’s mouhtam camp New'York gangster. refused Interviews—“none of the In Virginia last night and had op- The, prisoners ‘arrested today de­ ^ Malt Syrup public’s darned .business,” he would portimity to survey , progress. of scribed' themselves-as John Pug- say—shunned personal appearances WOMAN RESCUED plans for party campalgps already 1' ]s, Luke Canfield, Joseph Rice, And Forget About the Weather and utterly refused to attend pre­ under way. He returned to Wash­ James B^ka, Hilda Johnson and mier showings. After studio hours ington today with the President. Betty Lee. he sought the seclusion of his home New Haven, Aug. 26.—(AP)— and his small cirde of close friends. The vacation of four Springfield Among bis close acquaintances were women at Silver Sands on the Mil­ General Smedley Butler, of the ford shore almost ended' tragically United States Marines, and Eddie yesterday, when one of them. Miss Griffon, the Comedian. Hazel Gates was caught in a tide ^ S l A R K Wholly self-educated, he was a rip and carried down. Robert Har­ Service - C^CLiity ~ Low Prices voracious reader and a student of ris, 14, and David Mott, Tit w hf^ent many subj/!cts. He wrote the En­ to her aid rescued her by the tiair of cyclopedia Brittanica’s chapter on the head. screen makeup. ’Though often por­ After Miss Gates had been re­ D e p t . traying the cripple of defoirmed vived on the beach, a companion, character, ^Chaney off the lot was CSirlstine Weber, collapsed from ex­ Hermit^ ,...... i..' .. 18c d(^n I; H A r-J D r athletic an^ strong. His hobbies citement and required medical aid. were fishing, football and prize 'The woman with Virginia -Dou- Ginger Sciuares • sesssssee . .18c dozen I'M a w s V r u p fighting. gett and 'Wetdria Mints, had wadded- ,Raisin Whole WhfAt ^ i . ’ V ...... 12c loaf We invite you to come in and see a free dimomtra- From the. list of starring vehicles out of the bar which connects tion of this burner at our store* Chaney has appeared in, outstand­ Charles Islands with Silver Sands. Chicken Pies ...... 20e each, 2 for 35c * ' , ♦ . ' ' 1-1 ANTINC ^ ing were “The Miracle' Man,” “The The tide turned and as it rushed in ^ t c h Cones .. .-iX s a- a ^ • • . . ! .. 23c dozen Don’t forget riiat by pladag your ,Mrder Sept. lit. ■ I l\\ ■’! >. - jW( yon save $6. . ' X ^ ' Hunchback of Notre Dame,” “Phan­ M ss Gates stepped liitb a hole. The ---- tom of tile Opera,” “Laugh, Clown, tide carried her twice under the sur­ Snowflakes • «; •'w • .i- i • -V I i...... 1 ^ dozen Laugh,” and ‘ The Unholy Three.” face before aid came. ^kisin Whole wkeat Pan Biscuits 71 to. the Pan for 10c We sell oil for oil burners and V Oil for :Ha#tf0ql No sacrifice was too great for the '^Sylpnt** Range (Ml Buniws.. actor to undergo if it' meant better OUR CROPS GOOD portrayal and frequently he suf- FR^SHFI^H BY EXfRESS WEDNESDAY MORNING ------tered painfully while the camera Des Moinea, la., Aug. 26—(AP)— Be Conyincedy PuFchRse a Triul Can at -I ground away. BeUef that the agricUltursl yield of F r ^ Ground Hambprg Steah for aToaf or meat ALfiaSD A. GRS^EL the states of the upper Miasisslppi haUs 25c Ih. Your Neighboirhood Store ^ - . ' State XNsIrilMiten''' .IT- and Mtoaourl valleys will be^as g r ^ t NOTED DOCTOR DIES Lima Beane, well;dlied ...... ^ 2 qt8.19c 1 PomeD Place, Phone TW7, : Sobth:] and in 1 some instances greater in ■ -J ■ .'•■ , 1930 than in 1929 was sjqpressed; to­ Home MM S au^fe M . 25c lb. , ) T.; t* i Lowell^^Mass., Aiig/ 26lr—(AP)— day by Alexander Legge,' ebainnan For Sale Everywhere , ' Sub Dealer fw A/; Dr. Thonias P. Shaw,. 86, a distin­ of the Federal Farm Bodrd. Leah Rih Corneid B ^ lOe lb. PAGANl guished .authority on loth medielne Dedaring that VCherb has been ’ "Depot Sqiwtoi.' lilp M iftsr and law and former tutor to the too much conversation aild'mlsintar- SOLE DISTRIBUTOi^ late Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, pretatioD of facts' regardUng the * lied here today aftef having spent drought,” Mr. said tbgt this I Sob Deider Ibr ’; (he last forty yaari his life in talk “has restated in the inHltaken, Maiu^ie^ hiblic Market STANDARD PAPER CO. W tW A M ; .drheel. cbaiiv- a he^lesa,crippto..x impressitoi that the damage hh ' r>i'. i: < jV-- . . 't », ■ ' - ■ ■■ ' ‘ ' c a ' He practiced medicine in Lowell been widespread throughout the Dial s i l l 4042 Market St, HartfWd, Conn. a ! • .■* • >'• ! r 1 and elMwhere. A fall pack in llS90 agricultural states, and resulted In A.-i auide him a cripple for. llfe.^ a deoresse in farm hwoiaps,'’ ■,T. N.

MAHCHRSISR BYBrnm^HERiOD. SOUTH TUEgDAY, AUGPST«t. I8TO. >V“" ^AUU PUUB

Thorns of Wm^rbury, formsr xaayot for the nomtaa^n for governor, in­ sq.; 4bnltfof^t»r^ of the Brass ^5lty. He Is hot .to be dicates that^.bem bcratic ]pa^ ip that t^ttthM ^ ho to speak,'ibheifei^ ^ ‘ fV' % swept off his feet, by the chiihce to r ill it* 1 ii' get; a real top-nodfly ^sle saVant up. \ % Evnibtg The Ferguson political'spree v(!M PlTBUtSHBU B? THE for a Democratic candidate and intlr teB K A tS PRINTING COMPAKT. INC a heap of fun for Texaf. B ut even mates that not all the pebbles on the By RODNEY BUTCHER Ation “organized and operated ex- II Bissell StrMt , a Texan, we suspect, is likely to look ” clusively for educational purposes. .— 1—. South Manchoster, Conn. beach lie on Edgehill road, New I THOMAS FERGOSON a bit ruefully at the two bits re­ It weflrout of its way tor assume Gonorsl Mnnajer/' _____ Haven. Mr. Thoms, IHce Mr. O’Sul­ Washington Acrg. 26.-^it may maining from the,season’s wages seem funny to think of the Federal a prerogative, for that. would -seem 7011040(1 October 1. WSl livan, saw that nomination while yet .Board of ‘T,ax Appeals as an agency to-set a precedent for ruling the good dean was wrapped in the after a Uvely^nlght ^ town; and ap­ against some Institution in the fu­ PublUhod Every ®i^ntn* for the ci^orship of free speech interests of achdemic life and pos-. parently the state isn’t quite ready and suppression of academic free­ ture'oh the groun(i that it taught Bundaya and Holiday a Entered at the for any more of the same h^ld of the sphericity of the earth. The Post Office at South „^f°^**?f*5*'* slbly didn’t know there was to be dom, hut the idea is not too funny Conn- aa Second Claes MaU M atter. aport-r-and probably wouldn’t. ^ board said, in effect, that the L. 1. SUBSCRIPTION RATES an election presently. to be true. " - likely to return to the same honky- In its own little way the Board of D. was not entitled to considera­ One Year. by. mail ...... Still and all, despite the chilly re­ tion because the board didn’t like p e r Month, by mall ...... tonk for it, if it were. There is Tax Appeals has stepped up along­ Delivered, one year ...... ception given to the C3ross candi­ side' the Postoffice Department, the the things it was teaching. OOpiBB • « • • a »»♦•••< such a thing as being trimmed dacy Iv erstwhile potential nomi­ Customs Service and the Methodist “The league’s literature was di­ gracefully axid bhlngleft the price of rected very largely to political mat-1 ^ MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED nees, it is a fair bet that the dean Board of Temperance, Prohibition, pr ess a morning drlhk emd a breakfast,- as and.Public Morals, whose custom of ters rather than educational sub- ■ The Aesoclated Press Is will have a majority of the delegates censoring reading matter is one of jects,’’ said the majority opinion! entitled to the use for at New London. Whether hls nom­ well as pony and saddle. There is, wxitten by Judg© C. Rogers Arun- of all nows dlpatchos credited to It too, such a thing as being sW ^ed long standing. or not otherwise credited In this ination will be -followed by a. re­ A Control Over Education paper and also the local news pub- and left ji^oot; and even a'Tmtan “’The league advocated, drastic vival of enthusiasm on the part of The board has ruled that, con­ More fine furniture reduced to would be likely to go to another political and economic, changes] ’*Alf rlghui of ropubllcatlon of Mr. O’Sullivan, Mr. Thoms and the tributions to educational. institu special dispatches herein are also ro- diop the next tlihe for his holiday- tions whose teachings are contro- which are directly ^-’i-i-v/ers of those gfentlemen suffi- served.______making, afte^ one experience of the versial and critical of the prevail- | isting «ccmomic theses s p b c ia Ij advertising RBPHE- ' ' to take them smilingly to the ing economic- and social system | tices upon which 8ENTATIVE: Hamilton - DeLlsser. n election day. Is perhaps hn- latter, sort oAnnt be deducted in snaking in this wtmtry and wWch perva^ Inc- 286 Madison Ave.. New York. N. cannot our system of government, and it matter. It is a peculiar clr- Western politicians who had worn federal- income tax calculations. Y- and 612 North Michigan Ave.. is hardly--hardly to be presumed• that Ck)n- Chicago. Ills. ______i^tance that Connecticut Demo- out their welcome used’to move on, Whether it can make such a rul­ ing stick probably will be decided gress intended to foster' such In- Full service client of’ N E A Ser- its whose spirits f ^ as low as going still further west, seeking new stitutions by Including them within fields. S^mingly the hour for such in the federal courts. If the rul­ for the last week of the Semi-Annual Sale .hose of Messrs. O'Sullivan and ing stands this small sectibn of the clMslflcation of institutions ‘ . • /* ^ "'‘jlimber. Audit Bureau of Circula­ a removal for the Texas Ferguson which are encouraged as a matter tions.______I Thoms seem to have fallen some­ the government will be given an family has struck. But there is no of public policy as'aid s to good] The Herald Printing Company. Inc., times fail to revive enough to per­ important hold on American edu­ —SELECT TOMORROW MORNING—' , assumes no financial respons btltty longer any new West into which to cational institutions because if government.’ ” ' mit them to rally around the flag Judges John M. Stemhagen and for typographical errors appearing In migrate.. So '“Ma” and “Pa” wiU the tax board does not approve advertisements In the Manchester for the election day charge. an educational institution, as an John J. Marquette dissented from One of a kind only, unless otherwise specified, Subject to prior sale. Storq^ Evening Herald. probably have to retire into the educational institution within the that opinion, upholding Mrs. Weyl!a closes at noon tomorrow.! Clevelandesque region of Innocuous TUBSDAlT, AUGUST 26. c o A ^ ir n n o N meaning of the federal revenue deductions. Desuetude. Anyhow they are done Assails Majority Ruling- The political pjurties in Ctonnecti- act its entire income is bereft of ‘"There are few branches of learn-- MAGAZUpJ OR BOOK. RACK, 3 TELEPHONE SET, coniBisting of HOW IT WORKS so far as Texas is concerned. the tax-exempt privilege. ./I Cancellation of the season’s book­ cut have long had the hahit of re­ The case where the board made i'ng which escape controversy,” shelves* solid walnut. ctl 1 cabinet and bench. Maple deco* nominating members of Congress Stemhagen wrote. “Freedom of I ings for Hartford’s one strictly its unusual ruling was that of thought and difference of opinion I Formerly $22.00 ...... — • P iv l '’‘legitimate” theatre and announce­ respectively* belong^g to them. So Mrs. Bertha P. Weyl of New are essential to education and | Formerly $49.00 .... long as a Representative has suc­ IN NEW YORK who claimed she was entitled to BOOKC-ASE of walnut and gumwood $19 ment that the house wiU remain make Income tax deductions for progress. There is no justification j ceeded in being elected so long has for reading into the statute quali­ with cabinet base. (hV r\ rrv dark all season will bring to the contributions to the League for PIER CABINETS, taU models' with he been given opportunity for re- Industrial Democracy in 1922 anci fications that we must be in agree- 4 shelves. Reg, $39.00. i attention of the people of that city Southampton, L. I., Aug. 26.— ment with the thesis or that the cabinet bases. Green enamel, deco­ and vicinity, with imusual force, the election. It has made no difference Listening to the chatter of the as­ 1923. The Bureau of Internal Revenue challenged the deductions, subject is one which, aa we giiess. rated. (2) Formerly toperation of the trades union sys­ whether his achievements in Con- sembled society writers for the Congress wanted to foster. . . To | BOOKRAGK) Sheraton model of gTSdd have been notable or nominal, holding that the contributions md $125.00 each. Per pair . ♦». ( J tem as it works when carried to an major New York newspapers on the not come under taxation act provi­ me it seems that the tax d^uc- solid mahogany. whether he has distinguished him­ porch of the Manor, one learns that sions covering conti^butions of non- tion was to foster any educational Formerly $20.00 ...... - ■ $ 1 0 {extreme conclusion. corporation described in the ^ t - Most people not either members self for activity or has been' mod­ this is the dullest summer social profit-making associations “ofgan- CABINET; solid walnut base, Japan­ season within the memory of the ized and operated for exclusively ute, whether its teaching, b ^ n g | of trades imions or employers hav­ erately distinguished for inactivity extremes, was, in my opinion, BOOKRACK, low type in walnut fin­ ese lacquered cabinet. aby in America. At that tournament this year was a large time, if my memory serves me, the the house orchestra, then the inter­ cal condition than the habit of -S- z- taking it- for granted that a Con­ bust. Not that it makes any diff A- baby DoriS was worth a hundred est of the theatro goer is aroused, ence in anyone’s life, the famous miUions, or thereabouts, from the necticut congressman must ajways and warrantably. racquet stars are accustomed to be­ tobacco fortune. , . .u . government the colonies were ready HfeREy TO yOUR In the'Hartford instance the man­ be sure of his job if he can get the ing dined and feted when they come They’ll tell you hereabouts that votes on election day. away down the island o.i a mid-summer Mile. Duke, whose coming out will ^FM ay, observing this tendTOcy, agement decided to get along with By HERBERT \^UMMBR made, toe fololwtag entry to ifis from the notion of a Congress job tennis junket. be a society event of the coming five musicians. The musicians But this year there was little or winter, has had her fortune well being the vested- possessiim of one Washington, — lu the museum HEALTH ^TThev are, they wy,. to be * union says it will not sigm no revelry. handled for her, so that it now may the postoffice departm ^t to JBiy D r - man for as .long as he cares to hold And the hound-and-hare hunt, or be doubled, for all I know. of erned ^ Ikws of their (4wn framing mithos of -w e r n g wswvw TO MMtnr tract under any circumstances un­ Washington there was deposited toe nwd no other.”' » it. wlmtcver it was, happened to be At any rate, she was perhaps the other day an ancient volume which less eight men are given jobs. all but ruined by-the fact that the Edward Norice, Al qoH&M HidA atJ fcd M The people will take more inter­ most .quietly and simply^ dressed officials will guard closely. ___ L«g*, damp!* •■***• mA h* In New York this kind of thing msurket cayed jin again on a certain person in the crowd. All about her, Salem, F i^ y est in politics' if Important political Saturday morning, thus spoiling the It is a confidential ~ ,^® 1 evW other day the Write M oM fidteof «4h.Ulte»«Ml Ml resulted, after long and costly war­ at tables or on tiptoes were attrac­ dedly® record of one Hugh Finlay, coach goes, for Boston, toe OO «enb. Addwa Ob Awii MsBiteflM-ef MA pW* |||||| fare, Inv a number of theatres dis­ office is notv foreclosed against entire day of the gents who seem to tive yoimg women who are bluffing young men, if the habitual office carry ticker machbies in their surveyor orof metoe poswsposts tom toe yew W®drivers takd ^many jgtters,letters, so that pensing with orchestras altogether. their way through society. And all 1773 and successor to Lut few are forwarded by post to CARE DT'THE SICK ROOM .caution to avoW ^® holders know that they must, with pockets. . ~ : of them seeming to be garbed far Franklin as one of the deputy post- 1 ow lew » ------~ An orchestra, as a matter of fact, is more extravagantly. each-recurring election, expect com­ Still and all, to the columnlstic master generals of the colonies. not in the least essential to the What is more, Miss Duke has Finlay’s diary, just recenUy d«- get tarred ant presentation, of a dramatic play, and petition for the honors now so tyro, there is a fete day, holiday been reared to have • a directing A sick person Is net tesltog at «a glamour, about the fol-deitols of the Covered and given to toe [jury would Itod toe fact; it is many metropolitan playgoers soon easily held. mind of her own,- to say ■ notmng his best and visiting takes his ^ ttr e s d , with alcohol eaSk flay, idle rich. To: be sure, I am allowed of a careful e'ducatlonal background. "department, is regarded v®^“®J‘^® '^ demed necessay to hinder all acts and wastes time that By all meana see toat the * ^ r e forgot that such a thing as an or­ little more than a seat on the side­ cause of the graphle-plcture it ^ves j .. pj^juament froto taking effect to strength w e a k n e s s o f a u t o c r a c y She spent last year studying at the of early postal service in America. I i» bo better spent to resting. Do orders are foUO^ o^ t o ^ ^ ^ chestra had ever been common in lines. But when on a sunny morn- Sorboime in Paris and, so say those could a theatre. But it was necessary in President Augusto B. Leguia, who ii^r the slim and lovely debutantes who seem to know, may one day not sUlowSUOW otkers to whlspst Just ™ “S p S S f S I p S S S a ^ ^ seems to have been trying^to do his are parading about the Beach Clu~b have an active part in handling her outside his door. in \oS*w S f If tiKpatieilt .______is ^ some instances at least for mana­ esplanade in their fetching "pajama po»to«o» ...p best for Peru and its people. Is out own millions. of. his family see him for short s«^ to g^to toe bath rooto..th*n gers to fight and win a war with :costumes and their colorful capes sions but discourage running to and ^ema to bed afid oss « of a job and lucky to be aboard a •His object was to thU practice .. . W w e a w ^ ^ y other theatre unions which rallied to and costumes, a certain musical route torW b the wilds of Maine to poetmaster to do obt. ^ .. ... w j hed nan. If the datlent Is very weak ship departing thence, apparently i-comedy atmosphere pervades the i ,On the other hand, it’s har(i to the support of the musicians, before 'swallow a sense of pity for the Boston. Tlmt there id no road wor- a stir in such matte^ he Li In making toe toe S em a can w given wWle pa^ because he neglected the first essen- scene—at least for a young ‘man sure that there are no vrri^es ^ ba^. wltk a they could run their houses without who has come to enjoy the artificial hundreds here who |»lay toe game thy of toe name along toe route draw on hlnwetf toe tisd of any dictatorship, either on “no pair.” The rackets into which even to this day is regarded by neighbors and be manrked “ the der tolm.. Smooth ^® Jinow underneath to raise the hijfc- music. Broadway scene.. postoffice officials as a tribute to his [friend o£ ^very and oppression plump toe pillows. Tim en^ •dvialag* o f benevolent or malevolent. Or, upon the occasion of the they are drawn in orcier to get a Apparently the Hartford theatre few quick dollars are as many as pioneer spirit. ' and declared enemy to America.' nuike up one side of j^® cleaning out toe bowSIs without up­ Whatever a person expects or Meadowbrook to^mey, which the end then move teSg the patient’s itomadl aa m management does not care about go­ society writers described as a flop. I toose to be found in Chicago—only ing to all that bother. The easiest hopes to do wlth^a job of that sort, played more politically. A fashion­ Postal Picture I Shocked the finished Bide. ’1?®““'" “ "™** many’purgei do.. . foimd myself infinitely 'more inter­ This yell. nice clean,; tion of to* brelB c*Jt certaUUy be house. This is a serious over- shiny glass, se t on a dean‘ dolly to Ctired tf l^ipier measures art ta w kght and provides an oppor^mity tion’s substance, tiiat the dictator DAWES VISITS FRANCE an attractive plate. Provide plenty In time. *rhe semi-cotiacioua fetfng 9r some ambitious labor : leader to finds his hsjuis/ manacled in his ef­ :of distilled water for toe patient tp whlch'-yotthave before gdhtg to d e y forts to accomplish much of any­ drink. , is proMUy due to dlgemye ^ Btinguish himself—;if he can think Paris, Aug. 26.—(AP)—The visit , iOne df toe first signs of convales- orders and because ybur stom al la ) such a plan. thing else. of " .Ambassador ^ ^ Dawes ^ to toe hia- cefice is that toe U1 patient notices upset from the evtting meaL Augusto Leguia seemingly ne­ toric, Dordogne country, where b« IS!;«.« cheery light of toe sun and NOT IMPRESSED glected the frequent inspections of malting an archaedogif^ fwants to "^Joy it During a rdak- (Should One Go his military machine necMsary to tion, hius attracted condderabte at- [ u^jjod be sure to, darken toe I The enthusiasm for the gfubema- V tmtipn preM8< room so that the stimulus is re- Question: J. H. w rlt«iv“l l t|)rial candidacy of Dean Cross ap­ keep it ruxmtog to accoril with bis Louis‘ “Forest, ---Matin W ri^, - called- - ;nk)ved from toe eyes. If the patient rMul a h ^ pears to be-a very lively emotion ambitions, and all of a sudden.fo^d toe ambassador’s vadttlosna .'hecond wishes to be rend to. then read some almost ualvetsil. habit « Dawes plan.**, He calls attention of ftimong Connecticut Democrats but that it wasn’t ids machine at aU, oV ck « rM M t o * . ' toe French people to toe value of ,? .t 11 h . flaw . th»t k . would SiZSKShJfiito it does not appear to be a universal any longer, but^liad gone off toe thecnc axcaaeoiogicatBfchaeologioal workwor* whichwuiw has^ auletlv. do not disturb mm. one. There is something almost reservation. The celerity yrlVi which been done toer* ^ j ix> not\eep up a steady etream of nesses, especially ear tioiatia, Mjfl toe president comprehended the that the practice wa% .aa >» jVpKW aiistere in the attitude of Patrick B. * ' ” “ ,£ ? '2 3 iS ta b . 2 ; Slw rM ltoS, fSr ri-atJMKPl. ^ detrimental, to heattt. S^Mdf, situation and took steps—as many olaree ^ region gradually is being even -more quipkly -than well O'Sullivan of Orange. Mr. O’Sullivan, depopulated. have not wwn a hat fi» yd^. and , as necessary to get aboard ship— > oh®a* A J who used to be a congressman from He and other MWimpef writers : ‘Oettitm well depends a great deal notice no ^ a*ae^ • the Flf^ district though he now does credit to Ids intoUigence. hope the afiibaSaad^ Writ ^ jdi fafth com&dence. Keep up yoimg bltve pUtyed fW ^ ^ to increased tourist tfdtflw there. ^ h v ^ yeic^r three years m dush, lives l^ th e Third, U quite pbhte- Itoe patient’s faith while you a» ^ a n T ^ a a d B o ^ them hMi about the proposal to f nominate VALE “MA** AND “BA** tdCing everything else for his wel- h id amr l S m ^What At paur ogik* The Southwest’s effervescent and QPAKBS IN WALES ^ *lre. and he le a long w iy aloM Dean Cross but the warmtl^ of his j %vi, S e road to recovery. Nevar tdk ion about tttlt-;; ^ welcome ^ f the idea would win no naive love of horseplay, eyexi -to toe patient on harrowing wb- Aniwort It i h ^ #ot Im ■«Br top pr!zjs at a Rotary Club dinner. pities, has evidentiy been pretty ^vere felt 4ects.. Leave **^® % eeptlabadsiilhsr. i^eraaps?Mr. 6 ’SuHlvaa Teels, con- wall satiated, sor far as Tocas la gtielwt night but there were no death, concerned, by the antips of Jim Fer­ terning this nomination, that he saw jii south Wales experienced toe ^ er^]^ ' 'A'-i-' . cV"'**^*

'nway'eto^'^hainfl^. K iWYe a t . the j I SHORTT; an nssign^o^t rplta;^ *‘ —— them fill.it.. :;Bierh«ps%- for tijcwis each weeW ; 1 Two sonis^ win be featUr^ to clingtog xnemdiy ?of to HoUywood. ^ e h wimv v^uable KKts that afo' ■ "Caught Short,” Sletro^lfl- b!^y v«ji^»e g» _ . ; ^„j^^j£ayer's new talktog com-r away from studios Electric dlsfarlbut^d e ^ We^esd«r night to j ^Jtarrtog Marie Dressier | flees vritb rito the'headers oif-tbe lucky cpi^pfc y easier'fbr others.. : T i ’a

. “CerthCaly,” tbih ^‘As makes any hoihe more comfort­ ' ^ .comedy'Of *iY th» S treet c^rarii brings to the far as we-esn'See, Mn^sl Normand very conseiyative. Mns. Smith is was the tmly W»^y Vdwg giri whb able, more attractive, , .sdtices S'"U£Ta Bad. completely, let hets^r-gp to kqm-. edyl Why arerthbto *3.2 comediennes?” t ^ ,*oJ drudgery and gives more leisure c e S £ 5 S U y V Size da Grandstedt supporting. Charies F. the ebuUient Mrs. Smith to the youth.Top; : ; V populaiity - m»y i as a . crir 'K lS ^ ‘HoU%>od Revue”’ stock market, her efforts to con- Miss Mioran spdlei fame is the Erector a^id Willard vince the doubtful Mrs. Jones, and terion....them Islittle danger of nothing very, *bau:d''«)o^ ^ t ,? sji^ th a t!’-' ' • hours. M ack to fo rt» l« b le f o rth e dlald^^^ the budding lo w ; affair t>®twwn paid. ■ “It’S vefy^ dtofidiw. Here’s a sample, of what you may ^expeet durtog the last and conttouity.' Geneviieve and WiUiam. A bi^r Vain of its looks alto its>'m ^t^, week of the' Semi-Aitouat Sale. These full 'size poster Miss Mbrah and Miss Dressier quarrel arises between the two despite aU 1toS-;Stjpto' ubou#; beds '"are -correctly turned^ and have typical^ sproU head­ MISS Mo^ women, causing the rupture of t »- boards. Mahogany ‘and giimwOdd have' been used in pranks.^ But'w^^ lAEF WON B ias '.ot Sie iSre of' lation^ WU- older, they iedm’tfoiforjtot^ J ^ their construction. ' with economy 1 stock peculation brings: firat unex­ look to; order to '. pubficjltoto^^ THke Bloomsbutg^ Pa*,i AogV(.2fii—(AP) ter when t^vihevit^hle Wall Stijeet Jones ftoaUy succumbs to tho' lure Marie Dressier, fqf ,-^-Dpe ^!;flretoani w as’ iadqred add l-Sh off Wall street. She, too, is’toor ^ co-stamed / wf^.v toe- lit3ifetj% damage e s^ a te d at g§pO;(]iOO doim , cataatropp,ocdinSv . tocta- dinately successful, particularly wATKiisrs BfkyrilkRs I mb^phosis^•of ■ the Iwlies from 'Goldwyn-Mayer’s comefiyi ^‘QMlgto early today,-when fire ^stfoyed the; with that sterling stock, American vthrit Washh^rton Square-habits of Short”—there, is noting ^US^Cb jBioppi|Nrg ^ a n t of the Amb*i^u M .YEARS AT ^OUTH MAJ^CHESTER cooking and hous^eqning, to a Cheese. ' th an one of thoke*fCQinic J;pf paHod of - suddenly acquired riches She goes with her daughter to the summer resort attended by the hers, but yqu^ .ney«?’,^ t^ Wto .and luxury in a fashionable Atlantic eMi^^r^^^^^ent,. tfib AS smiths. There the quarrel between young girl doing thOEfi- ' flames to a shqrt-time were licktog PHONE? 518f caty hostelry makes;^p what is re­ ■ “Then, too, real, cpmedy foqui*!b* 773 MAIN ST. ported, to be theto outstanding co- the women and their children con­ titooijgh -severto' buildings. •' For tinues, resulting to preparations for knowlefige of the^ttoe m ore thito t ^ fibifiito’tha W ato cofi- starring vettcla suroasstog by far i‘3 to E. J. M urphy’s Pharmacy, the jnarriage of WUliam to a pretty of life. You Itove to ItoVb'W ttoiiad to gato headway- while ! the ;such previous silent • efforts as the fficlent* m c^riqnce’ to. Jchow|hpw hu­ '_r,f ^“jCallahsn’s and ^Murphy’s” and stage star.- Just as the knot is to i(!Htoi>fifo- qepia$toabdi< uuxn- North End Branch ' ' be tied, the stock market collapses; man^ beings fimfiy To h»kq ■)cf the two widows are united to grief; people laugh is' a job; Ihat^reqtfires gton control, i the actress leaves William at the careful study of your pubfic. AU ' Scores of. dwellings; withto a two 3r-» Mra Jones and. M rs.' Smith r ^ I hope ia.that I.-^wlll 1 never grpiF^eo boar^i» houses on opposite comers altar, and the lovers are reunited. • block radius >were Menaced- b^ Polly a Good Samaritan* old that I, can;t .learp ngpt ways, to 8to^rks;;apd ,flying timber,'me roofs of a - street to the Washington get a, giggle- 6nt'.ojf;.ibq;-folk? .Vbo of;;sevetotl bonaen caught fire , but -. ; A-.' Square district of New .York. Mrs. B u t the .popular film player soOp Jones has- a daughter, Genevieve, became serious again. It is a com­ sit either h* »hb idfies Pr ip tfie bal- tba flamto before monly known fact that Polly, cony.”'--- ' ■ ■ any^xonslderatoe da^tge could be Mrs. Smith a son, William. Mra- And as fqr as ^qily’s . increasing; dpne. Jones, the widow of a gambler, is Moran never lets interviewers go r<

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HIU wins do sot tbtok \wlse to - be march with everybody ba presented thromrh W E a n d - a ss o * with Anna Ounoan. artist 12:00 ll;00—Conservatory entertainers. Ata^?*Btations Tuesday evening: at 12:80 11:30—Orchestra: theater show, medal with 75 to woman’s western itouim totQ;aDy^cpntoov9^iy,“ Mrs, Urban the .whppper 10:45 9:45—Globe trotters progra^ Baihinsky said. “Of coiiise it ti niaa o'clodi. when Nathaniel 11:00 10:00—W ill Oakland’s orchestra, 293.9— K Y W . CHICAGO— 10M. WasbiBftoa Senator 'Fees in rolf : tournament. . ' The balhtoomvwto ihave ^ a^hls orchestra play mnefr 11:30 10:30—Moonbeams music hour. 7:00 6:00—Dance orchestra; l-uds. lUchmond. Aug. 26.— : uafprtimate*’’ 55cbalkowaky. plonwr radio speech praiMS Hoover’s work Boston.—Arthur H. Below, arrest­ Dtoted-DatighterB! nival decorations to provide a-i^ 302.8—W BC, NEW ENGLAND—880. 8:00 7:00—NBC programs (3“4 hrs.) CMticism o f thp 11:45 10:45—Dance music to 4-l;0. for peace and in dulling edge of ed on. release from jail, will go to Mardl Gras atmosphere such;^t . ^thetim ia.ter young coinPO#6rs, RlniBic\ “^.?°vor«Uco« * t^ors^KOii 8:15 6 :15—Dinner dance music. 7^for 'it8 activluea' S89.4—WBBM, QillCAGO—7f0. business depression. Washington, D. C., to face fraud offered in the la test baUroomr"j and Ippolltow-iwanow. 'Hie 7:00 6:00—WJZ Amos ’n’ Andy. g a r n iy a l o2ens*^wth the Russian Rational .an- 7:15 6 :15—Jesters; comedians; lajk.- 8:00 7:00—Studio' night court. W a s^ g ton — Shpuse in janswer- Charges. -John R . King, former commUnmrs New .Bhigiitod* _-.MiL t f f i A half hour later trough the 8:00 7:00— Pioneers; music hour. 8:30 7:30—Dance music; songsters. Chelsea, Mass.—Brig. Gen. John Mai Hallett In person wifn*' nw nrtwork. Frank Blacks orchM- 8:00—WJZ srioists. music. 9:00 8:00—W ABC programs t< hrs.) ing Republican attacks on John J. to chief of the brand Army 9:^ 1:00 12:00—Around the town. H. Dunn, veteran, o f Spanish w»ri Columbia Recording Orchestra WW y tra presenU a number 9^30 8:30—Goldman string ensemble. Raskob revives Representative piubliei today, drew a reply froto j TOMORROW EVENING Irish tune. Including KUlaroe^ 10:00 _9:00—"WJZ______programs___ , (I M .) 254.1— WJJD, CHICAGO— 1180, Wood’s speisch against Hoover sev­ Mexican border campaign and Worid Sterling Rpisseau, historian pf R. | be the attraction Saturday evento|^.. ' ‘Irish Washerwomen,’ and 99?®® 11:00 10in-nn—Mldnlcht:00—Midnight music melodies. 9:31) 8:30—Farmers feature hour, •war, seriously ill>at Naval hospi­ August 30. ij) ' Back to E rin." The singing violins S48.S—WABC, NEW YORK--860. 9:45 8:45—Maple City male quartet.* eral years ago. B. Lee damp, Sons of CJpnfederate will interpret one ^J.JFlctor Herbert s 6:00 6:00—New World Symphony. 10:00 9:00— Countn\--doctor’s hour, • CblM^ro— -Gladys O’Donnell wins tal. VctcrsuiSe A large number from this town 10:15 9:15—Feature variety hour, Woodstock,- vt.—Sfiss Gertrude moAt Dopular waltiea, K isf 6:45“ 6 :45—The Whops sisters. Women’s Derby from Dong Beach, Quoting from' Mr, Willett’s- aid- and contingent territory wfil iviait froui ‘ “MUCa Modiste during 7:00 6:00—Crockett Mountaineers. - 416.4—W GN, CHICAGO—720. (3al.. to Ohiesgo. ,Go£f, sister-in-law of Alba B. Jpbn- drese before''the federated patriot4c k il l e d s a v in g c a d o tft same program. "The Return of 7:30 6 :00—Guy liOmbardo’s orchcstro. 10:00 9:00—Variety music hour. 'eon, former president of the Bald­ Sandy Reach- tomorrow'' evening, for Abdul Abulbul Am ii” «»^Pted by 8:00 7 :00— Musical serial with JnHa 11:10 10:10— Quintet; band music. EUtoorn, ^ <3aude DUlner, spdeties At CUictonatl that.A^tbere; the .big Mardi Graa and dance car­ Frank Crumit from the ^gln ri Adbul Sanderson, Frank Crumit* win Docbmotlve Wor^, fatalfy. fe- Long Beach. Wash., Aug. 26 11:30 10:30—Tom, Dick and Harry. f a r m himd, sSrrested with 10-year are still those who believe , the Stars nival, that haw be«i. arrshg®*^. U® the ballad will he ^ven by Cnimit during 8:45 7 -45—Melody musketeers trio. 12;00 11:00—Three dance orchestras. tdd girt, with whom he disappeared jured 't o ' autompbile. accident. and Bars.-Stoocl for sotojathtog: pute (AF)—^Mrs. Marion Williams, 2t^ th ^eatu re hour over W A B C and aw o- 9:00 8:00—Bellhops skit, orchestrai 344.6— WLS, CHICAGO—£70. feature attraction, of the season 8:30—Freddy . Rich’a music. from ValparSiso, IndT;, last Saturday. Boston. -4- Attorney ‘ Grenerai jl; Astoria, Ore., was killed yesterday ^ elated stations at eight o ci 12:30 11:30—Midnight organ melonlea 1Q:15 9:15—Pianist: Dan and Sylvia. Vt??-. :'1 ; be-rfreely distributed,^!^'the dance 11:80 10:30—Amos ‘h’ Andy, comedians Los Angeles —^ Jury trying Mrs- tbrias (St: E.A .Deo ’‘CSWP ray, of Vancouver, Wash., ,take off to Oid Kentucky H om e." 454.3— W E A F , N EW Y O R K -6M . 11:45 10:45—Concert, danc^ music. Boston.—Captato William P. Ty­ prQginto. will 'b e , prg^tfed^ by the his airplane and then saw. him turn 6'30 6:90—Gertrude Hall, contralto. WalburgaOesterreich for slaying of No? ,1 sons, i)t : . Confederate Wave lengths in meters on Irit of ■ 5:45—Rural sketch; trio. 374.8—W F A A . DALLAS—800. her kusband dischaiYed in disagree­ ler, skipper'' of the three-masted Hotel Bond orchestra of eleven and head back toward the beach. As 6:45 12:00 11:00—Bridge lessons, music. .Veterans, ’ ]W ctoond,;.Y iu l.-w lU station title, kilocycles A right 7:15 6:15—Talk, Dean G. li. Archer. ment. schooner Frank Oratoerd, charges pieces directed by l^ionel J. Ken- he approached, Mrs. Williams saw a Times are Eastern Daybght Sart^ 6:30—Old time sketch, music. 1:15 12:15— School days feature. say that the Stars and Bars not opiy and Eastern Standard. Black face 7:30 Washington — American Cotton tha.1: Lerw Pendleton; of laleboro. stood for aometbtog pure-andtooble ] nedy. Tomorrow evening s Matoi little girl near where she jhoughl; 9:00 giOOr-Nathaniel Shllkrcf s music , 361.2— KOA, DENVER—850. tiT® indicates best features. 9:00 8:00—NBC programs (3-hrs.) Me., attentoted to steal his boat.; Gras has been carefully arranged to the plane would land. She ran from 9:30 8 :30—Frank Black's orciiestra. Cooperative Association arranges to but also fpi: the rigto? toW to® 10:00 9 :00— Songbird’s muq'c hour. 12:00 11:00— Denver Municipal band. advance state cotton cooperatives Boston.—V. T. Chibethes, Brook­ Confederate.. organijM^ns will .con­ provide the dancers at Sandy Beach the water, seized the girl and threU^ Ii6&diii£^ £{ist StsttioQS. 10:15 9:15— Skit, “Cuddles and Alpnty 1:00 12:00—Magic crystals;, blue, boys, approximately 90 per cent of staple’s lyn, N. Y.,’ chosen chairman of the with the most elaborate program of her to (Safety. Before she could fol? 10:30.w.ww 9:30—Vaudeville artist’s hour. 2:00 1:00—Gems of the drama. 8th annual, convention of the Order tinue to reach thia history until the 11:00 10:00—Three dance orohestras. 374.8— W BAP, FORT WORTH—800. value for benefit of pool members. hostility - and- preijudice of the to- the season and souvenirs to the low, the plane’s propeller struck her^ ^^ilw PG l, ATLANTIC ClTV-1100. of Ahepa. 8:20 7 :20—Accordion, tenor, soprano 393.5—W JZ, NEW YORK—760. 11:00 10:00— Studio concert hOur. Delaware, O.—^Fire destroys a hrs.) 8:45 7:46—Comedy skit, orchestra. Rapgeiey, Me*-^William R. Spill­ 9:00 8:00—Vocal soloists, orenestra. 11:30 10:30— Two dance orchestras. Ottawa—Government officials an­ 9:30 8:30—Baltimore City band, 491.6— W D A F .' KANSAS CITY—610. 10:00 9:00—W JZ programs (1 hr.) 9:30 8:80— Comedy sketch; orchestra. nounce Major L. T. Barwahs Is fly­ man, chief postal inspector of the 10:00 9:00— Little ■Symn^ony orchestra 11:00 10:00—Feature artists broadest. 11:00 10:00— Organist: dance irnsic. 11:80 10:30—Amos ’n' Andy, comediana ing into Arctic to ^ctermine^fate of 7'J. S, Post Office Service, is dead. 11:30 10:30—Amos ’n’ Andy; dance. 10:30 9:30—Cucko bufresque skit. Prbvldencer R, L—A man who EveryH^^ess Enjoys The Thrill 10:60— Slumber -music Jiour. 12:00 11:00—Teams; midnight irolic. Sir John F rai^ in ’s party more than 608J3—W EEI, BOSTON—590. 11:00 468.5— KFI, LOS ANGELES—640. 7:00 6:00— Big Brother clul. 12:00 11:00—Art Kassell’s crcne.«tra. century ago. signed a hotel register as Ci E. How­ 305.9— KDKA, PITTSBURGH—^ . 11:00 10:00— Concert ensemlde baritone 7:30 . 6:30—W >I\F progs. (4% hrs.) 12:00 11:00—TenoA violin, harp. Oxford, Eng.—Twenty-eight hurt ard of Bostou, but who was identi­ 243.8—W NAC, BOSTON— 230. 7:00 6:00—WJZ Amos ’n’ Andy. 7:15 6:15—Revelers; sacred songs. 2:00 1:00—Organist; dance music. when bus cawylng American tour­ fied by papers in his effects as 6-J5 6:15—Artists: dinner music. 370.2—WCCO, MINN., ST. PAUL—810. 12:00 11:00—Hector’ s dance orchestra. 8:00 7:00—WJZ progf&ma (Sis hrs.) ists collides, with automobile at Charles H. Nason, Bar Harbor, Me., O f Knowing That Her Forty or 11:30 10:30—William Pennia orchestra. 8:30 7:30— Tone pictures broadcast. 545.1—WGR, BUFFALO—550. 9:00 8:00—W A B C progs. (2>/4 hrs.) Bicester. commits suicide. 6:30 6:80—Van Surdam's orchestra. 246.8—W CAE, PITTSBURGH— 1220. 7:00 6:00^Dartee music; recital. 11:30 10:30—Chicago variety hour. The Hague — Omrles Evans 7:00 6:00—Feature- music hour. . 12:30 11:30—Midnight organ melodics. 7:30 6:80—WEAF progs. (4H hrs.) 7:35 6:36— Studio feature recital. Hughes chosen to take place of Sir There are now 21 cables across 8:00 7:00— W E A F prbgs. (2H hr#-) 1:00 12:00—Tom Gates’ orcheeira. 428.3—W LW . CINCINNATI—700. 461.3— WSM, NASHVILLE—660. Cedi Hurst oo World Court bench, the Atlantic ocean. 7:45 6:45—Dinner dance mu.ric. 10:15 9:15—Black and Tan quartet. Dinnex Was A Success ! 10:30 9:30—W E A F programs (1 hr). 8:00 7:00—NBC programs (3 Ms.) 8:00 7:00—W JZ band concert. 11:00 10:00—Concert; rural sketch. 8:30 7:30—Dance; bubble blowers. 635.4— W F t.P H lU A D E L P H lA —560. 9:30 8:80—Tamburltza orciieaira. 6:30 4:30—W E A F progs. (5<e. 12:00 11:00—(Studio dance music. 7:05 6:05-:-Pianlst: American trio. 7:30 6:30—WEAF dramatic skit. 12:00, 11:00— Studio concert trio. 283^WTlC, HARTFORD—1060. 440.9— KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—680. know that it always pleases. 6:45 5:45—Skit, “ The Big Fight.” 8:15 7 :l^ P Ia y e r s presentation. 9:00 8:00—W E A F progs. (2% hrs.) 12:00 11:00—Great composer’s hnui. 7:00 6:00—Palmer’s Clef quintet. 1:00 13:00—Bears; trocaderans. DOLLAR 7:30 6;S0—W E A F drama sketch. 11:30 10:30—Theater organ recital. Secondary Eastern Stations Secondary DX Stations. 546.1—WKRC> CINCINNATI—650. 526—W N i7c ,-NEW YORK-^970. 344.6— WENR, CHICAGO—870. 10:00 9:00—Artists feature hour. 6:00 5:00—Educational addresses. , 7:00 6 :00—Ensemble; organ piusic. 12:00 lU :0^D an ce orchestra. 7:30 6:80— .ScSlt’s dance music. 9:80 8:30—Farm- hour; concert. • 325.9-r-WWJ, DETROIT—920, 8:10 7:10—Operalogue. 11:00 10:00—Two comedy sketches. 7:30 4:30—Dinner dance orchestra, 8:30 7:30—Stadium band concert. 12:00 11:00—D X uir vaudeville. 8:00 7:00— Gypsy baron’s concert. 272.6—W L W L , N E W YORK— ilOO, 202.6— W H T . CHICAGO— 1480. 319.8—WeX-WJR, DETROIT—750. 6:00 6:00—Soprano, orchestra. 9:30 8:30—Studio musical program, 10:00 9:00—Popular entertainmenU 6:30 5:30—Tenor ^•ecital; talk. 10:00 9:00—Artists entertainment. 11:00 10:00—Late dance orchestra. 7:00 6:00— Orchestra: address. 10:30v 9:30—Your cour league. 291.3—CFCF, MONTREAL— 1030. 357—CKCL, TORONTO—aiO. 7:00 6:00—Twilight m uxe hour. 8:00 7;00-^Popular music; artists. 300.1— K— JR. SEATTLE—970. 8:30 7:30—^u d io concert music. 10:00 9:00— Simpson opera hour. - 12:00 lllOO— Studio artists hour. i;0U 12:00—Dance orch; enteiuiiners. h e dollar you invest in fire insurance Ice Cream Ccunpany 11:00 10:00—Frolic dance oichcstra. , 12:00 11:00— Late dance orchestra. returns far more than you realize. T ’ ' DIAL 5250 7:45-^Ehen S. Draper, Republican Life.” He annotmeed that next Sun­ O f course^it buys indemnity from finan­ candidate for U. S. Senator. day morning in place of the Chil cial loss if misfprjune oyertakes )«DUf , WTIC PROGRAMS 8:00—Pioneers. dren’s sermon. Miss. Lila Seeley Alwayk Obtainable, At Its Best, At Your Neigh- 8:30—Phileo Program. would tell something about the Pas but it provides so much more that it rhivelers. BroadcasDiig Service 9:00—Tek Music — Make Believe sion Play which she ■witnessed last bbrho^ Store or Favorite Soda Fountain. Hartford, Conn. from “Show Boat;” Just Like in month whUe on her trip'to: Europe. ran1Us®. Btoes from Sunday tvening vi-is led : by Mrs. you spend. Chariot’s Revue;” Day Dreams Ruth JacoDS. Next Sunday eve­ Tuesday, Angiist 26.—E.D.S.T. ning the Tri County Union virtll meet From the viewpoint oFindemnity alone. from- “Sprtog Madd;*’A My Blue •A P.Bl. Heaven; I Dtm’t' Need Atmos­ with the Columbia society, and Miss Stock Fire InsuranceJs one of the cheap­ 4:00-—News. phere; Fancy (5ur Meeting from Margaret Hiitchins will give a re­ 4:1P—Happy, qfo and Lucky. “Wake Up and Dream;” Vllja port on tfie International C. E. Con­ en of present-day necessities. Its average 4:30—Famous Women in History— from “The Mefiy Widow;” A Kiss vention which ’she attended in Ber- “Marie Antoinette.” in the Dark from “Orange Bios- lin cost has consistently decl ined forlheiast: 4:45—Laura-Berlin more tijan $10,000 to\ Martin J. — conducb many general |re preye^tlopi,. and also saw the PassiDn Play at Guaranteed by shekels. Healy, a Tammany leader, just be­ activitie5*"~and spons<^ othcrvolilita^ T l|e characterization of Jerry is Oberammergau. fore his elevation to the magistra­ Landers, bVary & Clark the work of Paul Lucas, chief WTTC Mr. and Mrs. John Domesco of cy, disclosed wbkt he believed to be measures, al] of \vhich have contributed announcer. James B. Morton, for­ New York are spending their vaca­ another instance of office buying. mer player to Schubert productions tion to Columbia. He declared Jacob Cash, a torpi®!^ to the reduction of the fire waste and on the legitiniate stage, plays city marshal, gave Healy $2,000 the •Tom,” and Bob Murphy, WTIC an­ visitii^ at the home of Miss Marion! appointed to office by the lowering of the average cost of fire DO YOUR WORK WITH AN IKON nouncer, impersonates the rapaci­ Holmes Mayor James J. Walker. In addi­ insurance. ous Joe Riley. Miss Edwards of "New York and tion he is alleged to have given Mrs. ' . " 'PIAT WON’T OYERW(»K YOU. Miss Foshay of Springfield spent Healy a diamond and emerald WBZ—WBZA' the week-end at Overlook, the home bracelet. Ckish later was suspended Tuesday, A ugust 26JLD.8.T. of Miss Katherine Ink. from ^ ic e . P. M. Mrs. Rogers Hayden, Jr., of East- Tuttle said he had Cash appear 4:00—Musicale. hamptoh, Mass., is visiting her par­ before the County Grand Jury In- 4:15—^Home Forum Decorating Pe­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Tucker. vestigrattog the Ewald case and bad STANDARD VALUE $3.S0 riod—^Vella Reeve. AOss Dorothy Kneeland of Leban­ also forwarded all information on 4:30—Light Opera Hour — Polly on has been visiting ber aunt, Mrs. the matter to Attorney General Wifli®. soprano; Fred Abell, the past week. Hamilton Ward who is t o conduct effectually$dfeguarcls the home, factory,. 5:00—Stock quotatiMM — Tlfft Mrs. Bessie Trythall, Mr. and Mrs. a state tovestiga^on into the Ewald Brothers. Stanley Field and daughter, Miss store, pubHc institution and othw forms, SPECIAL SALfe PMCE 5:15—Breen and DeRose. charges. / . . J. Karie Field, and SSriey Trythall C:)!^, in a statement to newspa­ of proparty., It supplies an elem ^ pT 5:80—Safety Crusaders. went to Bluffs Point Sitoday to at­ permen, adimitted he gave HetUy'- 5:46—Plymouth Contest. tend a reunion of the Ladd family, $2,000 but insisted it was after his certainty to business. * 5:45—Kyanize ROad Man. of which Mrs. Bessie Trythall is a appointinent and not before. “It 5:60—Time. .toemher. There are eight brothers •was only a gift,” he explained. 5:51—Champion Weatherman. and sisters, seven of them being The more than150 billion dollars which 5:53—Temperature. resent with their families, making &bck Firp Iniurance companies have at OR 5:54—Agricultural Market report. J5 in alL \ X 6:05-rBaseball scores; Sport Digest Mrs. Ruth Jacobs has been spend­ risk In the protection of burnable 6:15—Savannah Uners Orchestra— ing a few days to New Haven. BUDGET In the ’Twilight, Cioldman; Old The Democratic caucus will be erty in this country is indispensable to New England Moon; In a Pagoda. held Thursday evening, August 28, the stabilization of our credit structure; Bratton; F’r Instance; Intermezzo at the Town lxall and the Republican from "Naila,” Delibes; Ctocoanut caucus, Thursday evening, Septem­ Dance, Hermann; Eattin’ My ber 4, at the same place. Heart Out for Yoq, Pollock; pan’t At the monffng aervice of the lo­ You Hear Me Chffltog, (torollne, cal church fne jiastor preached on, Stmtk Fir* InfvrAstA Oily ^S^Down 5 0 ^ ^ Moirtfe Roma; A Country Wedding, Mon­ “A Living Faith and a Faithful Cempen/w *r* g w M ee^ , drone; How Are You Tonight in by Cspeb/e Agcitw to YbiW' Hawaii. Warren. 6:45—literary Digest ‘Topics in There's Nothing Comminiity . - B ritf'—F lc ^ Gibhons. , FOR RADIO Finer than a 7:05—Balova time; Pepsodent’s ORDER TODAY--IJSE IT TOMORROW Amos'tof Andy. s e r v i c e 7:15—Tnstyeast Jesters. 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..'f: ■ . WANCHfCTEB EVEOTUG SOttm MAHCHESTBfc|fiOlf^;;'hjpSDAY, AUGUST 26,1980. T ’F' — ■ .’u . S y "■ T ------7 FAKE CERTIFICATE . PRON ACCIDENT CA|E FEAR BOY KIDNAPED HEARD Hi / i Cqtobrook, C!oim.H. A ^ . A FREED PRISONERS —^Eears. tiiat two-yei§l>ftl ' i. .^V N. Y; . close to Grand, Diike Cyril, claim­ “I speak the 'French of my grand- 'tlmt hto son v^.dhtostog- He, is ex- Name Changed fatom,” he- said apologetically. ant of the Russian throne; said, to­ "We Acadlans .have been too much psetod to afrive; totJQolehrook to- District Attorney William Rosen- day that backers of the grand duke Styhtto aid in, the-hunt* . r i - field said a birth certificate made occupied with getting settled and had joined with the bourgeds ele^ ifiaking a place for Ourselves in toa out in the name of “Oscar Rothwell” ments led by- General Eugene Miller with the birth date as of 1916 had fOUto. to haye time, to bring our for a worid-wid' have held 6,981,927 persons on April changes had been made. as held by the supporters of Cyril. 2, an increase of 1,861379, or 243 At Harrisburg, Dr. Emlyn Jones, Heretofore aU the groups were SEIZE LOAD OF M XR per cent over 1920. The state pop- chief of the bureau of vital statis­ unable to form a solid front against utotion vVas 12,619,608, an Increase tics, admitted the certificate had what they consider the “tottering*' Norwalk, Aug.' 29i—.(.AP)— One of 2,284376 or 213 pet^oent. been anything irregular. 'He said It Soviet state. It is sai^ the joining hundred half barrels of alleged. beSr, The New. Jersey etifctoi total was was the policy of the bureau to was hastened 'by -reports that Ku­ valued-at 92,000 a truck add a sedan 4,028,027, - ah increase' o l 8W,127, make changes in first names when laks—-well-to-do peasants who have were cohhscated by police today and or 27.6 per cent, Newark, toe larg­ requested and as the eertificate been much oppressed by CJommd- two man were placed under arrest est city, was reported to have a bearing the name “Oscar" contained nlsts—are ready to ,rebel in the re­ on charges of transporting liquor. population o f 442,842, an increase the word “female” in description of gion of Vladivostok. The men WlUiam Hayo, New York of 28,818, # : 6 3 per-ctot. the sex it appeared merely as though driver of toe truck and Joseph the physician at birth had made a a e r i a l t o u r o p ITALY Toblusky of Brooklyn operator of MARKBTMAif KPJLBD mistake in the name. toe sedan, who was acting as a.con- Rome, Aug. 26.—(AP)—Fifty-two Yoy to toft truck, according to, New York, .^Aug. i26.-^(AP)’ — touring planes took.off this morning police, are being held under bonds Two' bandits today shot and kiUed a POET BREAKS SILENCE on what was termed the finU aerial o f 92,000 each for trial on Baturday- Bronx marketmim, wouhded his toiir of Italy. Air minister Balbo The seizure, was made’; a^ .6 companion afid fied to* an' aiitom6-:j acted as starter, for the first of the O’clock this " a. m., when Sergt bUe drivea^.by a: third Gardone Rivera, Italy, Aug. 26.— machines. ]frank Stratton became susploioilA out attempting to rob their- victims- (AP)— The poet Gabriele D'An­ The plane of the German, Herr at toe appearance of empty packing who carri^ 9600 in cash, nunzio, breaking a long silence, has Liisser, got away first.,. There.were boxes toncealing tito barrels. The The dead man was Dotolnick-De- telegraphed condolences to Premier no American ■ entries. . Major de trucks owned by toe . Washington lucca, 36 years old. Catello Qassone, Mussolini upon the death of the Bemardi, Italy’s speed king and Market C!o., of New York, %as head­ 40, his brother-in-law^ and partner. Duce’s nephew Alessandro: Schneider C3up victor, could not par­ ed east Both men refused to dis­ Was wounded to the elbow. He said “I know of thy sorrow in my ticipate because his motor was out cuss the source' or destination of the toe bandits jumped on the running ignorant solitude and with a fuU of commission. Shortly after' the load. ‘ boards of their truck, commanded heart I am near Amaldo (the Duce’s start the Swiss flier Dufamt crash­ them to. stop And opened fire when brother and father of the dead ed at'Naples but was not hurt. CHARLES IN LEAD they refused to halt youth) and thee. “I embrace thee.” PERSHING COMINO HOME Pittsburgh, Aug. 26.—(AP) — There has been an estrangement, Winning the broad jump and plac­ due to temperamental and political New York, Aug. . 26.—(AP) — ing up to toe other events, Wilson Da v i d c h a m b e r s differences, between the two con­ General John J. Pershing returned Chu-les, .Crow Indian, of Haskell spicuous figures in Italy for several on toe ne De France today after Institute, led- toe field at toe half years. ' foiu" months in France/Where he way point in toe National Amateur CONTRACTOR was carring on his work as chair­ .Athletic Union decathlon chanmion- IN BANKRUPTCY man of toe battle monuments com­ shlps today. Jim Stewart, of Los AND BinLDER mission and completing his memori­ Angeles A. C., second and Joe New Haven, Aug. 26.— (AP)— al duties. 1 Hall, University o f Florida third, t; -68 Hollister Street Ralph S. Wood, draftsman, of Greenwich, has 961,769 in debts and $75 in assets according to a bank­ ruptcy petition filed today.

When In Hartford why not stop at the H—0—H L for some of their Fresh Lob­ Now at ster Meat, Crabmeat, Shrimp, This is the Last Week That Such Soft Shell Crabs, Steaming VClams, Open* Long Clams and Chowder Clams. as 10% to 50%.... and We also serve in ou' Dining Room a “Five Course Lobster Shore Dinner** each day from 4 to 8 p. m. for only $1.30. Today you dm liay a Poiitiac Big, Six or an .Oakland More Will Be In Force Eight at a pri<;e w hich makes either o f these care by far Homss’s Oyster the great^t value in it4 field: Fbr the Q ^ an d M otor ^ H ouse Car Com pany has reduc.ed.t|ie prices ofPdhtiac Sixes and EXT.,$aturday will end the Sale . Not for six 22 State Street, Oakland Eights—the reductions running is high as $170» Hartford, Conn. months can such discounts again prevail But $ Pontiac Big Six —now thfey are in force now, and every day this week! A car at small car cost low to fill your home’s needs will a thrifty step. It can becoitte more livable, with a

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b e g i n HEMB t o d a y __ ^ I j suppose, and see If I can write PAN BOBIMEB, a soenarto writer ' ,„yt^{!ng that anybody wants. If In Hollywood, Is In love with ANNE jjg gnuued again, “I WINTER, who, beginning as an^< „ YoA, I suppose,, tnu has progressed rs^dly and has up-where I left off.” been offered a contract by one of Annfe said quickly, “Oh, I hope Tlie patterns weihave been printfiitwaln^. askin'the colqolal days,'tai4 «ie largest studios. Anne lives with Dan,” and he wanted to know two other girls, MONA MOBBITON, loti trap received have aU been w r-^ th tte old ktege'cmrtjh. SUjrer and a gay BttSe red head, and EVA , “Would it make any difference to H d^EY, a quiet lltlie girl who at jj j left?” little g^rls. \Ve have b ^ doing gold are a relief fi^ ^ ^ n^^tmor times is very hitter and who has was half angry at the ques- this becauTO tiiis is the time when of black bqt- b!fi^.-jag^ the. frames had a tragic love experience. Eva “Now you’re being schoolboy- the mothere^ h t . Iwhy miUdhg and Mona are extras, but Mona gjjg color rising in to s t ^ school in September. works only occasionally and Eva cheeks. ‘You know better than I'^hink you will ajn%e with me that only rarely, and this is another reas- ^ ^ jj^at. New tWoffh ior ui^ in ^ the styles are ever so attractive and matic reMjgeratqr ara flutyd on for her despondency. | ______girlish. And remexaher, when you containers in differaai:.8i2es and. in PAUL OOLUEB, who writes a | jjg^ gaja was sorry. “Ques- ui^cAorder thewio patterns, jiehd your letter pMpaatel ttt aMA ades/rql^: desA-nuwT; Ke i«e tysiC mia daily movie column for a string of ^oQig withdrawn!” And he spoke vrtth ^ Setal newspi^ers, shares Dan’s apartment concillatingly and changed the sub- formatfra, wtfc .wrahpM com easily remove the ice cah^ with Wm, and Collier and JOHNNY jgg^ talked of interesting things he to the Manchester ..Hen^ Pattern MARY TAYIjQB, BIDDLE, a press agent, along with ^g^g jjjg trip north. Bureau, 5th AvjemA!and 29tb Street, Dan, advise Anne not to sign the Mona and Eva came in while they New York City. cfmtract. They argue that it is not ^g^g talking, and Mona immediate- enough money and it will tie her up |y gg^ down and demanded to know Since mbot boys e e ^ to draw the for three years at a small sala^. ..g^ the scandal.” small ntoins of the heme, some Anne takes their advice to heart. And when Dan laughingly in­ smart' loWdng combination pieces She also calls up her pai^pnts in formed her that he was now “un­ have been designed tb derve hs. desk, Id New Yoik Tulsa, (Nda., and her father, an at­ attached,” she cried out: ‘Well, if radio caWneii and Wglflbeier as weU. torney, advises her to do as she you two aren’t a padr! Anne re­ A new comhinatihn .piece of iuxnl- thinks best. fusses to sign a contract and you tura for the use of*H^boy at col­ Theaters Anne turns the contract down. tear one up! Some people don’t frowned at the page before him, lege has a. studio bed'wdth-a book­ Dan, who is under contract at CQN- know when they’re lucky-^o they, did not have a idrl on his mind. case on one end - aad^^a flaitcxtable TINENTAL p i c t u r e s , has had a E va?” for- a reaWng; Ipmp . and smoking By MASK l^BjEtON He gets a two It was one thing to write when row with the studio. — „ ------But Eva merely smiled and of- nothing troubled yoUi dhd. quite an­ materials on ,the other. Verj^ nevt weeks layoff and decides to spend 1 no comment. other when your. thoughts were ai for women who have a slnsd^roem . Ntyr York—Perhaps te secure'.a the time in San Francisco. He is a } There had, Anne explained to j r “ 4" ■' or small apartment are the kitchen­ sure footing before - tea cliuterad little dlBsatisfled with himself is 1^ Rorimer, been nothing more said j winter*^ ^ ette tables with Wectric equipment dramas that fepw . Labor day tie downhearted because Anne refuses | g^ Grand United on the subject of; ^ ‘ ^ trudeed up.'toafflp, "Throujjh ’tee Night,” a CAUSE OF QBiBSITY IS * fa t. a id i^ ra * tte y ,deviB^ any in- that combine, chair table and draw- to let his friendship become more jj,g,gggtract. ^ ' to W S ^ or*^ a Tflammationflammatlon or disease''of the-i]dx#3the lani^ ,ers. A small electric refrigerator comediy - in name only, settled itself than that. , “Not one word. I f?ess ,Mr ; j^g gg^^g^ NOT ALWAYS GLEA»— on teoadway this week. It was a once more BUT DA^EBS ABE they have ^Wfflci^ in recbverii^. has an electric stove oh top of it NOW GO ON WITH THE ST9 RY j Johnson really meant take it or and his pii>e—^whichwas his devicp Siich people do not take'anesthetics to save speice. Not so new is the lone entrant. CHAPTER XXV j leave it.” during periods of mental stress to BY DB, MQBBIS i^HBEIN well and are coi^dered bkd aiirgi- comfortable chair with a ringle This “Through TJie Nijdft” w u Dan left the following night for j “He’s just p l a ^ g poker,^ Anne. drawer under it. The edmhination thought tq> aph .v^ten out ity keep from smoking abnormal quan^ EWtor^ Jharoid the Amerlican cal^rts^'^/.;!. . “ We learn-to do l^.doing," said Ran Francisco. In Chinatown he j L“ the picture firdshed yet. ^ties of dgarets — and tried to Medical Assojriattqn, and 4f Chie bfl^ e first, attempts made uWtes for the apartment with no Samuel RuiSkte Golding aad Paid bought a red Happi coat for Anne j ttdnk about his story, tried to ban- ^ Hygeis, the Health by a. 8c|e^ffc investiga^r when a witeV woto^ yca^ ‘Tiat’s dining room are good. They will Dickey, and retuzna Helen. Mac- andand* had it maUedmailed to her. ^t J t was|w m j Fred HurleyHurley^ she addeu, added, nM had been thought that he was Magssiner confront^ the care of a,case why I beHeve to _cWldren hold silver, china and linen. Some Kteer to Broadiray ip apother of gay looking, of heavy figured silk/j very l^d. He .“ ^de me 1 jygt a piker in love with a girl who for use as kitchenette imits have her unfortuxiate stsuripg roles. picture, , ^ ^ ■ 'I of Obesity Is . to find , out exactly, the as: 'adults. Just j ■.t^-.-ttoto. to-, do and AnM wired him her profuse; to work for him “ picture. was destined to do things. ^ e of obesity froth; which the per- a front that lets down for emeiY- It isn’t that Miss MacKeUer la to she added, “that’s ! ■ In the disease condition. called somethtogi apid^teen xlefcvtiwto'- ^9 ency eating space. blame. On thei contraxy, she does, thnnka. He wTote to her: obeaty, the human being stores up spn siiffers. It is nbeessary for “Why shouldn’t I have sent It? I just his way. He may not have ths .-tie^ ytoy-'.^toy’ paja/^W'e'do top A I ■ - exceptionally well with her ineredl-' (To Be Ckmtinited) surplus m atei^ taken :pi : the form Wm to siutyrthe familj^Wstory and much teachl^.” ' . . can’t wear it. can i?—and I couldn’t! meant it. | to toow' whether or not other Canadian DSbon v ^ c h is becom- hie role. of food instead of eliminating it so In eaeh o f hiai plays Ctolding'^has heln buying it. You can’t go j But Mona said, “Of course he j people in the]lA familyrsmtiv suffermiTTAr in m tte e This — ------Is foodi-T--— ter ttfo^ht and whra . Wg Very popular for breakfast, is through those shops without want- meant it! The ^ rls good, Dan as to maintain the body weight at Hiv has to iodk tote Uie ' o^®'_ae • digp^ ^^» ft,''-cffiivfctibn ®®ivlctibn emerges emerges delicious baked just as ham is. It attacked the drania from: & strietty normal for the par-ticUlar' age and same way. HO has to look into me ------should he soaked over night in cold ptfint of view, being a Uwyer Inx to buy everything you see. j she won’t admit it; she s always 1 family habits, partlcularty the diet. clear and strong''that this woman V ve b^n U ^g the Uffe of RUey! looking for ^ out when somebody j height V is right. We . are itetoS too much water and baked in a slow oven. People who eat too much,;-^exer­ He has to make tests of the rate himself. ' ' __sightseeing like a rubberneck says something nice. If Hurley at which , the body consumes Its telling hpw to shoot and axe not tourist, golfing, horseback riding, told me that. I’d sure ^ve Wm cise too little, and who partic­ giving-young ideas a chance to try “ Your Beanty Budget” ularly largo aWounts of rich foods food and digests it. He tests the Just Tmagfse along a ^dle path that skirts the credit for meaning it. Huh. I for the target themselves; We real­ Mrs. Dorothy Henry, beauty con­ At all evNits, the authors com­ are bound to put bn wWght CWl- activity of fne various glands and ly should toy to keepteur'own-fing­ oceM, and eating at litUe out-of-, wouldn’t give Wm a chance to for- he atteihpts to estimate for tiie sultant a t the Wonton’s Iffo^e Mak­ bine to picture, jpst what nii|^t;hap- d r^ in such-families acquire the ers off the -trigg|^ of these smaller ing Center in New York, a perma­ the-way restaurants where the food; get it!” . ! , habits from their parents, Wid the particular person what might be pen in the: event a huxnorless sefor- is something to talk about. We’ve I And Aime laughed. Mon a she guns, I’m thinking. . ' nent exhibit sponsored by’ the New mer married'a flighty blonde whose' tendency to pyerweight hbcomCs es­ called the Ideal weight for health.- Some years' ago, this wise lady never been riding together, Anne, j said, was her staunchest supporter. Various formulas have been esti­ York Federation of Women’s clubs, addiction to pistol-booting, coflvi* Can’t we do something about that?” I —— tablished. People in desk jobs tend told me, they went ceunpio? for the he-q worked out a beauty budget to overweight . mated- as to what is the ideal vial p^rto players and Imajteary fal­ And to Paul Collier he wrote: Two weeks later Anne called susimer Imd everyone wondered how wMch may be interesting to local lows like Ghengis Kahn was npset-^ May Ferpetoate Itself weight. One formula says that the she would, ever mane^- with four “There’s a feUow on the News— I Rorimer with exciting news, “big business women,” as Andy of ting the home. ■ ■ ''' Due to constant pressure on the normal weight ^ kilograms equals, children.' (ohe^ of them a baby) in the well known radio pair Is won’t an Irishman—who has the swellest j “EverytWng has happened at the height lif cubic centimeters^; Among the husband’s ahexteom- line of Japanese stories you ever; once, Dan. „ .0 regulating mechanised, it- may such,v». ^primitive______quarters^------I to say. Mrs. Henry has charted the ings they inebde an attachment for break down after a certain amount minus 100. -A kilogram is-1,000 heard. Remind me, when I get back, 1 “ One t ^ g at a time, he sWd. grarnsr and a' pounq ls^480 -^ams.' There was no waffer pipe into the cost of comeliness, so to si>eak, so a t a Hti Marquesa, an' inability of time and thus estabffsh a vicious that the girl who earns only eigh­ to teU you the one about the chap “First, Wd you get a new contract. An inch is equal to 2.54 cubic cen­ qttinii cabin, the iron Stove in the guess right in the ::market and a who broke Ws leg. It’s a knockout. | “Yes.” circle. Idtchep, fed on’wood, and they had teen dtolars i>er will know just how There ia a consideraWe number of timeters. ..A man who is 70 cubic dash of kleptomania. I wish I could send you a Wee lung- j “Go^! Now go on with the to get Mjiplles from, a - distance ^that- much to spend on her beauty prob­ It doesn’t matter that ha $• a people whose glands Me disordered centimeters tall, or 5 feet 7 inchqs, lem. Fifty dollars is the sum ar­ ful of S. F. fog. Has Continental! story.” ,, should weight 170 minus 100, kilo­ meant a half-mile hike to a tele­ member ersori refepbnsibility eritirdy. small------salary—:— will — ------have, to ■ do.thatsshitlv , J toe saintly. pecting some such message. He more attractive on^and I signed hag a copapletely disordered mech­ sidered as overweight. Even then, “ He had to use his wits, Ms mus­ 1 however, it is necessary to take into herself while toe more MgMy^^d The play winds up about Dke tiris: tiiought, on his way in; “V/ell here it. And I had^a’ready promised Mn anism so far as' concerns the han­ cles, or both. ’T bt was up to Mm. miss can afford to pay-for it. 'Thrae [ jjjgg MacKellar turns' trusthi^ to „gg I. I poUins I would try ouT for the part dling of various types of food, such account the racial .type and the fam­ ily type of person concerned. And he did wangle wood out of that amounts are supposed to cover the Noel Tearie, who, filtroduced 'm a Adamson glanced up and said, he talked alwut, so Mr. John^n is as protein, carbohydraljes and fat cdtmtiy by some - meMs or 'other cost o f permanents, liquid shampoos^ burglar, winds iq> as^vice-presiderit “Oh, hello, Rorimer,” without remov-, going to lend me to Amalgmated if in his body. aU siHnmer like.a major. creams, powders, etc. This ,bteuty' of Uoyds; Talbott is raveajed' as'a ing his cigar from his mouth. th^ want me.” It has long been recognized that LISTENING HER LIVING “The tclephoiie orders and toe expert aldvocates investing In per­ necklqce tMef and goes to'JalL “Hello, Mr. Adamson.” Dan said that LONY ing the other’s way of saying “va- 1 you think 1 ought to become one of j showing great precocity as a boy fort is interfered with, thtey de­ sends coplM o f her list to. ,-varipus. ’•Even my ' seven-year-old girl butter. Add tMs to one half cup cation." I Johnny Riddle’s clients?’ li^ mathematics and the physical velop skin disturbances because of music publishers, who pay. her for learned td spread - tq) toe heita sour milk and three quarters of a the check she takes:. Tripoli, Nmto Africa — (AP) — Adamson’s cigar shifted from one ' “Well, Johnny’s advice was O. K., j sciences, Lavoiser was carefully the rubbing between the folds of beautifully afid do'ail ktods Of house­ cup of cooked rice mixed together, Tribesmen who fi^ ' across toe side of his mouth to the other. “I wasn’t it? I approve on one condi-, glycated at Mazarin College., When, woric.work. I I T.niTiK:think now nuw .uittvthat Ix expected gjft together one and a half .cups of French border into Algeria follow? wanted to tniir to you. You got kind ’ tion—that you don’t permit him to only 23 he received the prize of- too much of her,'^Ut 1 don't know. :flpur^uvui. twoI.WW teaspoons baking powder, ., |jj_ the Italian advance into Fezzan, of hot-headed a whUe back and' get sentiihentaJ. If you won’t let, feredjg^gd by toethe French Academy, oof ^ She is self-reliant now- Indeed, te-toneone half;halt teaspoteteaspoon baking soda, oneona. j^g^g petltlimed to hft.periaritied. to tore up your contract. I could have 1 me. I certainly won’t stan d'forSciences...... for toe.... best - and - ' cheapest ------A Yoiithful Silhouette R ev ^ s toe children are! When I look about quarter teaspoon salt and add to return, i.ow that the itrtfane are .te' taken advantage of you if I had Johnny.” means of lighting city streets.' Two Flat Slimness Through Its now and see how children tobY the rice mixture. Bake‘Ra.Va Inin buttered control.__ 4__ « wanted to, and let you go.” years later he wak rtected a item* drtried every kind. Of responsibility muffin tins in a hot ovra ter about __ _ ; Her joyous laugh was still echo- Fitted Hips. . Marshal Badoglio, governor of; her of the academy. . I cte’t imaidnk their growing into fifteen minutes. Serve with honey Tripoli, has acceded to their re-, “I fall to see,” Rorimer said cool-i ing In Ms ear as ^ himg, iq> and ' He first turned Ms attention to By ANNETTE rert adulte very sooiu or marmalade. quest ani the government of Al-;^^ ly, “where letting me go would have [ moved over to a window, to stod chemistry in, 1770,, when he began ‘,‘Cjf, cdiirae, my children had time geria has proihlsed. to'cooperate.' been taking advantage of me. I j there, hands jammed deep In his experiments in combustion. After A sheer printed crepy, woolim exr to pUty that summer, Tbte o f It,, and, ■ Yhe proper way to frame all co­ rather invited it, didn’t I? ” I pockets, tliM l^ g . ___ ^ four years he published Ms Physical they went home strong, kappy and lonial pictureri is with a wide wMte A San Frandaco nian used four "Still hieh and mighty, aren't j It was u hpt afternoon. Heat rose and Chemical Eissays, in.-wMch he presses good ..taste'for street and in­ as . hrpwn as. berries. But .I still mat and narrow black frame ^and foformal.afternoons.' . gallons of gasoBne tm an 11,000- youi Adamson sneered, and Dmi enervatingly from toe baked pave- described his own theory-of-combus­ think the real, hehtet of. that time now since colonial furniture Is hav­ mile trip by auto and sMp. ignored toe remark. ments, sMmmered dizzily before hot tion wMcii later was.-to form -the A hecoming'^capelet .eolJ^ addq a lay in the trafirinigtoey. got and toe ing such a vogue, colonial art, Eng­ The studio manager continued: eyes along toe street. Invaded Ms cornerstone of modern chemistry. feminine touch,-It is-firiiteedwith a stiff backbones they developed, lit­ lish prints and hunting Scenes will “Well we’re reorganizing around! retreat. Dan’s sMrt had been dls- He determined that in all ciases o f knotted trinpnlng piece of sdf- erally and figuratively speaking.’’ < '(be toe proper choice ter wall dec­ here—getting rid of some of toe! carded. He stood there by toe win- combu^bn,'toe matter '^to wMch fabric. , . ] ; It makiss us .think. • A re w e lean­ oration. OM-tln» silhouettes are dead timber and-” 1 dow In undershirt, ^ “ ®®p “ d toe combustible substance combines The slight alt^urid Mo^steg con­ ing backwards tryteff “to train chll- being framed in wide maple or black XITCT€N “And naturally that lets me out," j house slippers, and behind mm was Is, in all Instances, “vital air," trasts smartly wlte toe snug shap­ aper. Lavoisier was of ocmslderable theory arid too Httie practice." i 2 He thought back to the night The Mreuiar skirt' extends into, chance to be insulting. ‘T haven’t service to h is' go vernmehte He- in­ comfortable fulness at toe hem. WIEN A CHILD changed my mind about not want­ that he had met Anne TTitoiter, and troduced valttaUe improvements in m AriKS SAY. IMLleOZES ing to work for 3rou. My contract he could not help smiling a little toe manutecture of gunpowder im­ Style No. 568 is sinqiiticity itself - - FBIHf 'AUSTBAUAN-eLaBT' was toe only thing that kept me ironically at toe strange reversal proved methods of i^g^culture' on to make. It may he had to sizes 16, JS FEVERISH, 18, 20 years, M, 88i 40 and 42 inches h0T6-** in their positions that a few short sdenjtiflc prlndlrie8,/paxttci]^ted in Perto, Au8tt«^*iV- —Bdrti The other’s smile was unpleasant. months had brought about—^Anne toe preparation of toe metrto. sys­ bust, ffilbe ' 3A requifee 4 yards of htecks ’ hAve broiight ,a strange oil CRO^UPSET “Well, It won’t keep you any longer. from extra girl with only one day tem and formed a'plan tor slm ^- 39-inch materisL tate' -tO'toe-mtefiig- t o t e i' of. ]to- of experience, to contract player You’re through-right away.” His tying toe collection of taxes.. After For more dren^ oooaeions you’ll nowha. ^ Colic, gas, sour voice rose gratingly. The interview -with toe most important o f toe toe Retelution'this-connection with adore It in blate tirantyarent vrtvet . They. ^^tl«ttote®/™8if®?^-^®"" Hollywood picture companies; Mm- belching, ftteuent had not been as gratifying as he toe government-was the occasion of with toe calw collar qf deepj^ecru burton' ranges,’ to couritrjr never vomiting, feVerishr^ self from staff writer at Continen­ visited by wMtelmefi; there Is a H O W had expected. Ms Indictmtet before toe Revolu­ lace. qess, in babies and Dan got up. “That suits me fine,” tal, with a contract calling for tionary tribuhsl, 1^ wMch-' h e, was Black crepe satin tS; anothot place . where tofiric .Uquid h «*f ts more money than he had ever been .Into■ iamesl ff’-a'flre..tertcris'ap­ children, generally I PRiPAlOl he said. “Goodby.” condemned to the .guUlotlhe.. - He chartntng 8U|^e$tlpB ter late. after-j toow food is sour­ But Adamson did not answer him, paid before, to a free lance' who was executed-on May 8 , 17fi4.' plied. . ' ' b«ui toiled for two weeks without nobns. A proiqiecting. pattyriet.out.ter ing in toe little di­ BAKED STIAK^T and Dan grinned at Mm and left. ffistcrtyie and etepe im oeain rt- “I think I spoiled Ms enjoy­ producing a thing that satisfied toe ranges with r t^ v e camtels. and gestive tract. 80 sAtable. " . , When .these To ireurm meat iidee* ^ ment," he told Collier that evening. him. provisions for • eight m ofit^/ ^ bHia it la tk m * f ,~ “I let Mm think he was doing me a He was more than a little dis­ Pattern pries 15 esnts in stamps tymptoms appeai'i mal. He -remembered that he had or coin (coin Is i»raf«Ted). yWrap give B a^ a t^aspoonful of Phillips Ivary Sab au htitn sides,'rniovt ' great big favor.” from the'oven and scrape . “Well, I hope he wds,” said Col­ told -Anne half jokingly toat he chin caretelip. Milk of Magnesia. Add it to toe first might go hack to New York and bottle of'food to **^® ™®fM“ g. Old­ emrnsM soft. ThU jm ei^ SiU ' lier. “Are you going to see what jIaVor saiAotU “‘saitituu.' Martin CtolUns can do ter you?” tftkw up where he had off. He er cMldran should be given a taMe- But Dan told Mm no. “Not right did not want to, certainly; It would BUBBEB TREATED TO Manchast^ Herald spponful in^ a glass of water. This To secare ymir free copy of'tka-. away. I’ve got a few ideas Fd like tpaah defeat and it would mean PRESERVE ELASTICITY Pattern Service , will (Comfort toe, child — make his Worcestar Sato Cook. Beaks oiij leaving Anne, and neither would be fltqiniutei and. howels easy. In five to peddle around first, after I get ■ 568 ■ dress: Woreestec Sato Ce.,'7l> them In shape.” pleasant. '' By wnUam H. Baldite^ toinutes he Ts'toimfortahle,' happy. Paul had expected some such an­ He turned dii^ritedly back to For a Herald Fatten! of the It wlU sweep toe bowels firee o f all swer. He thought he knew Dan toe typewriter which had never ‘A .recent devdopinent of 'tensid- model illustrated, amid 1<^ in sour, intigesfible.food. It opens toe pretty wen—^knew he was not one looked so cheerless as it ifld on tl^ erable potentiality is toe-perfection stamps or-rote (flreotty .to Fash­ hdw ^ In .ewartipation, colds, cMl- to arte a favor o f a friend, or pin hot aftemoon.* He had been strug­ of a treatment ter rubber, wMch ion Bureau. Manchester Evhnlng (dren’s aUmrats. Children take it kiwi down to a casual promise. Aad gling with an idea ter a picture. At permits it to retain its elasticity Herald, Fifth Avenue and 29th rtadlly because it is palatable,' Paul grumbled a Mt, and swore at first it hiul seemied a wonderful idea, under t o e ‘usual cAiditions o f Thun­ Street, New York Gtyi Be sure Mm, hut he ended up by grinning hut that was before he had begun dering...... 'to write'your name abd address ' Learn its many uses ter motoer sBd’taitoig an affectionate pimeh at to set his thoughts down on paper. T^Ae vendors guarantee that tbia| clearly and . to’ give, tiie corttot mid child. Write ter the interesting Now, the more he wrote the more rubber will function satisfactorily j aumher and rtss of ibe pattern hook. ‘TJsefol toformatieti.’.’ Address J Mm. T bei Later that evcnlsf Dan drove ont .dissatisfled he became; rtieet after through toe. life of a ga^ en t 1! you want. - The PMlHps Co„ Itff Varick . Si, to the tauni^low, aad Anne Winter sheet had emerged from his type­ ever, it is to hew te mind that The new FiteMca . Magazine ia Jf. Y , .It will be zent'-tTlBSL Price Iff Cents, ' to Irayixig, he aura terget gWiuinfr greatly concerned at his news. writerw«M»ir only tow bewe flungUUWB dltyustedly . 8U improvement of this type alVmx* just off toe rt»®^ te. the JW t “What will you Ao now, Dan?” airay after toe rahner and more I inspires poor imithtions to wMch Name . > • jp'ri • 6.4 attractive models; fot Fall early itoffips^JS^ of M agnet Doototy critical reading the next morning. both toe .ruhber and the tmiffile may I have prescrlhed It ter dver ^ Be smiled into her troubled eyes. W inter, The edition ia -UrMted, ri® F of-, - "y/ n y, Anne, you look worried!” he Paid Collier stH! tiunight it was prove Inferior. To forestall.] disap­ Size . . . I « e e'a • ^ • e < we suggest that, you order-your I - “ Milk of Magnerta” has bdm toe a great idea; Collier was enqourag- pointment, ’ it is best to buy mer­ U. S. Bettered 'TMe Xtuk 6 t K ifdM ffi and she shook her head in AddreSb • f ••••••• copy today, tyrlty yoiir nanm and. imsatient protest at his banter. ing. chandise of this type oqly when and address ctefuriy, racloae 10 ciintz t o The Chaa. H. PMUips ChinieUe vdisra the guarmitM of toe mimu- ‘Stoat are going to do?” rtie •You’ve got the stuff, my hoy. Go !.■'« • rV* a rf f>-< fctamps or coip and mail yoiir order. Co., and Ite predeceasoL Xlhas.':^ ahead aad lick ’em.” « factiirar or of the merchant really PhMps, .rtBca I875<—AdV. tOMiu aomathlag to yott.‘ ;to T h U od Oepri^tinffit. V .i-*: '^Oh, I don’t know. Keep trying. But Paul. Dan tald StaMlf u ka r.i ■ ^ A .'.•Ti'. if/; 4 ' Little Wortd*s HpDand Wins 6-0^ 6 ^. In His First Match Defeats VanNess EasHy Bat Wins Handily Leaders From Gaining m Kem Merest Grow^ Juttiir Slows Need of Pracdee American Leape Pen­ Erents in Afternoon,

After Extensiye Sommer nant Race. When Johnny Farrell, Horton ior at Night Followeii lqr Smith, Bobby Grant, and Charlie . This sure is a. busy week for Baseball Program; Donj dare, come to Msmehester Friday sports In town. Ck>lf, tennis, base­ Two Honr Baod Concert Beick in 1915 a youth of 23 years, ball and track combine to offer a afternoon to exhibit their golf •with a mediocre minor league rec­ real appetizing prograx^ J e ^ s Beats Mahoney wizardry, they will be welcomed One of toe feature attractions of ord and answering to the name of officially by Thomas J. Rogers, Samuel Pond Jones, made, his bow chairtnan of the Board of Select­ In tennis, among other things, Vy toe Annual track imd field meet to 6-2,U j to major league baseball as a mem-’ men, in a brief ^speech. Others on Holland, town champion, piaj^ two be hdd at toe West Side Play- her of the Cleveland -Indians. The ike reception committee will be matches, one last i^ht andt one grounds tomorrow afternoon and boy from Woodsfield, Ohio, who cost Thomas K. darke, president, of the ’Thursday evening with Bobby evening culminating with a baqd ' - Despite excessive baseball playing the Indians $800, wandered in the Country dub, scene of the recep­ Smith over at Uie Country dub. concert, will be the first of a three . wbich has left no room for tennis, American League—from Cleveland tion, and George W. Bagley, preish*. game baseball series to deride toe * Walter “Ty” Holland, tpwn tennis to Boston, New York, St. Louis and dent of the Lions dub, which is In golf, o f coturse, th^ headline at­ oQ^pionshlp of toe Weet Side champion, showed but slight ill ef­ finally to Washington. Before he sponsoring the golf exhibition here traction is the appearance .qf Hor­ league which completed its regular, fects from his long layoff last night reached the Senators in 1927 his for the benefit of the Lions Recrea­ ton Smith and Johnny FarreU at schedule with both toe AthleQcs and when he made his'M ti^ appear­ naijae had been shortened to “ Sad tional Camp at Bolton Lake. the Country dub’ ^day after­ g ra tes tangled in, a do-or-dle dead- ance in the 1930 town title tourney Sam.” When the foursome tee oH follow­ noon. But ^ere. is another gedf lo c k , and defeated Fred Van Ness in liiaybe it was because of the ex­ ing the opening ceremonies and pre­ event of considerable, importance The Athletics held toe lesij ’ straight sets with the loss of only pression on his face or his ability to sentation of Cheney cravats to each here in to'wn and that is toe annual throughout toe league season but two games. The score was 6—0, spread grief among opposing bats­ o f the players, Farrell, the 1928 Caddies’ Toiumament slated for the Pirates succeeded in closing the 6— 2. men or again it may . have been the open champion will be paired with ’Thursday. ’Then in addition .toere is gap by winning two pos^ned Holland had drawn- a bye in the fact that he played in four .'world Ckarlle Clare of Race Brook, the the New Bhigland F. G. Ji. affair in games from toe Yankees that first round while Van Ness had de­ “Ty” Holland series without winning a game. only Connecticut golfer to qualify West Hartford. ^ brought them on even terms, each feated Clifford House. The cham­ Sad Sam still is 'with' Washington, for the U. S. open. Smith, the with eight-Victories and four de- • pion’s next opponent will be Bobby spreading grief, especially among world’s premier stylist, will be On toe'baseball diamond, we find feats: Interest in this “little world Smith, former high school star, son the Athletics as they strive to paired with Bobby Grant, one of the the Pirates and Athletics, two local serlefei’' runs almost as high at the of Senator and Mrs. Robert J. INDIAN ATHLETE tighten their grip on the leajgue best golfers ir the state, who but teams, mingling in toe first Of a West Side as it does in the town Smith.^,This psiir will come together leadership. Jones accounted for his recently set a new course record at three-game play-off series to‘ decide championship fight between toe at the Country C2ub courts, where sixth straight game in five of which Wethersfield with a smashing 69; the supremacy 6f toe Wes< Side Green and West Sides, each of last night’s match w u plaiyed, at DECATHLON CHAMP he started and finished, yesterday in Special TOlice protection has League ^ to interest runnlng’'at a whom has*^ won one game. The 6^o’clock Thursday night Smith’s downing the Athletics 3 to 2. Lefty been granted by the Board of Police third and, deciding tussle will not Commissioners and to prevent traf­ fever pitch. showing in the tournament so far Grove was opposing him but Sad take place this Simday because of Sam bent to his work and set the fic jams. No parking will be al­ toe Labor Day holiday but will be has been impressive. In his opening lowed on the west side of South The Green and West Sides ■will match he won ovet^ Sherwood An­ champs do'wn with only six hits. *fn not play their third game until a played toe following Simday. Victory in 1500 Meter Run, outpitching the Mackmen’s south­ Main street. The greens will be Boh Sturgeon is the Pirates’' best derson in love sets and then dis­ roped off, the work to be in charge .week from Sunday owing to Laltor paw nee he broke Grove’s string of Notre Dame’s "Four Horsemen” of the 1924 national championship Day which annually takes many per­ twirier but he is with toe Green in posed of Bobby Sturgeon, 0—6, 6— 4 eleven were nothing compared to what the Four Horsemen of 1950 will of Hemy Smith. - and 6—3. Holland and Smith met in eight consecutive triumphs. sons out of town for one last cele­ the town series and may not be al­ Final Event, Brings Tri- In. the game lending powerful aid be, judging from the determination registered by the young man pictured Ebcpectations are that a galley of the qiiarter-finals last year and Hol­ / upwards of 2000 persons 'will follow bration at a shore resort before hi­ lowed to work. If he . doesn’t, ' to Jones was 24 year old Joe Cronin above. 'This All-America fullback, of the future is Elmer Layden n, Johnny Hedlund, former high school land won 6— 2, 6—3. three-weeks-old son of/'the Elmer Layden whose cleated shoes tor^ up the foursome over the 18 hole bernating for toe long cold smd Don jesanls Whis umph to Haskell Star. swinging a wicked bat. He accoimt- dreary i^ te r months. Judging from and American Legion star, will toe ed for all of the Senators runs, and down the gridiron for Notre Dame in the football seasons of'^1922; course. In a recent exhibition Two other matches were played match at Springfield Farrell and a brief study of the box score of toe slab, being opposed by “Bottle” sending Manush across the plate 1923 and 1924. From thife milk bottle stage, the young man will grad­ Armstrong in the absence of Tom-.;^ last night although fiarkness pre­ with a powerful drive into the right- uate to the forward pauis and by the time- he is three years old we may Smith, drew a crowd estimated at the second game of the series both vented the finishing of one. Don over 8,000 persons, and with Man­ the Green and toe West Sides are my Faulkner, the A 's ace who is en­ Pittsburgh, Pa., Aug. 26.— (AP)— field stands and scoring Sam Rice reasonably expect him to have mastered the dropkick. joying a vacation far away from toe Jesanis won his way into the quar­ Loping along with the free and tire­ on a single in the eighth that prov­ chester and Hartford and 'vicinity to sadly in need of a little rest. A doz­ ter-finals by conquering Phil Ma- draw from, 2,000 is not an overly en errors evenly divided is no credit baseball dla^nd. "Yhe Crates will less-stride o f^ s Indian forebears, ed to be the winning tally. hofiey in rather easy fashion, 6—2, large figure to expect. to championship seeking baseball Uneup vrith Vince c, Hedlund p ,' Wilson Charles, steel-muscled The victory left the Senators six White M>, O’Lekiy 2b, Stratton ss, 6—4. His next opponent will prob­ and one half games back of the Tickets for the event may be.pu- aggregations. f ably be his brother, Paifi, last year’s Oneida from Haskell Institute, won chased from any member of the Wiley 3b, Raynor If, Holland of, Athletics with two more games re­ Sturgeon rf. The Athletics have finalist, although Aldo Gatti and the national decathlon champion­ Martin Plays vWell Lions : dub or at Mettef’s Smoke The first game of toe series which’ maining in this series. Gustafson c, Armstrong p, Tuemey Fk-ed Etelber both have a shot at the ship yesterday by running big Jim The only other game played In Shop at the. South Bind, and Con­ the West Sides took by a margin of ran’s Shoppe at the Nm:^ Find. lb, Woodburjr 2b, Maritoam ss, Jlc- latter. Ste'wart of the Los Angeles A. C. either at the major leagues saw the 4 to 2 w ^ a fine game, toe second cxuin 3b, Wilkinson If, Kearns cf, game anything but. Who knows but -The other match was between into the groimd in the final event, Detroit 'Tigers take the measure of McConkey rf. Lincoln Keith and Tony TJrbanetti the gruelmag 1500 meter run. the St. Louis Browns 7 to 5, after In 1st Big Tourney •what toe third will be the best of The baseball game will, o f course, at the Jesanis private court where ’Trailing Stewart with nine of the Tom Bridges, rookie hurler from too season. The boys are capable of be played a t Mght, stsurting a t S Jesanis and Mahoney also played. ten events complete as the run the Three-Eye League had issued EYESTD FRONT playing a fine brand of hall. o’clock. In toe afternoon will, come Urbanetti took the first set at 6^—4 sank over the rim of the big Pitt 12 bases on balls. that led the early finishers in the toe junior and intermediate class and Keith won th'e second, 6— 3. stadium, the lithe, 180 pound Indian Cards 82-80— 162 at Warn” morning, wasted away to an 83 The Green will probably enter toe track and field events. In toe eve­ Play started in the third but when athlete sped along like a brave on after lunch. Syd Covin^n of Hart­ OtirI game too favorite but . this ning- will Abso come toe SiPior track the count- was deadlocked at three the war path to cover the distance n e x t ford got off to a 75 start but* be doesn’t mean a,^toi:^ so far as de­ events and. possibly one or .two of games apiece, it was decided not to in four m inutes'55 seconds,* and best BAT’S HGHT imnoag; Simpson Gets 76- could do no better than 79 toe.sec- San FTancisco, Aug. 26.— (AP)— ciding the issue is "concerned; I? toe town riiamplonship tennis fiirt any longer with darkness. The the giant Texan by more than ^n ond trip, chlefiy because his mashie Frankie Campbell, San Francisco Sam Prentice can hand together his matches. Horseshoe pitrifing is match will be finished from this ei^th of a mile. TOBE^DETROiT 75— 151; OaNf-Staters shots were out of control. . hea'vywelght was seriously injured best lineup, his team has a splendid also on toe program, a match be- ^ point with Keith serving tomorrow Turning in the best performance “Cap” Perkins shared much the last nig^t in his bout with Max chan<» of winning, otherwise, toe tween Billy Neuhauer and George Green’s chances are not so hot. For night just before the start of the of the day in the miming broad New Haven, Aug. 26.—(AP)— A1 same fate as his son, only the eldei Baer, o f Ld'vermore, Calif., when he Adams being in toe'works. These Paul Jesanis-Aldo Gatti match. jump and 1500 metef nm, the latest Weill, matchmaker for the . White. Take Lead at Halfway Pefkins had all his trouble in the suffered concussion of toe brain in instance, If Wallett and St. John two youthful stars are said tp. be There will be a tardy first round of an illustrious line of Indian ath­ Cfity A. C. announced today-he bas- afternoon. The Wampanoag pro was taking, a terrific beating. decide to take another spin up to toe best for toeir age in New EMg- match tonight between Earle Bis- letes that included such names as released Bat Battalino of Hartford, right tip with the leaders after bis The fight was halted in toe fifth -Taft'ville or somewhere else to play land. sell and Eugene Rossi at the West Jim Thorpe and Fait Elkins won featherweight champion froni bis Mark. first round of 74, but his game col­ roimd and Campbell sagged to toe on a more lucrative diamond, it Included in toe senior track and. ' Side at 6 o’clock. The winner goes witii a slim but conclusive margin contract to appear in action here on lapsed the second trip and he need­ floor. He was-^oonsdous for 25 may be just, too bad to toe Green field program will be toe following , against Herman Bassett and Hud­ of 193.728 joints from Stewart. Sept. 4, so that the titleholder ed 81 strokes. minutes while seconds , and doctors now that Tommy Himt, their hard­ events: 100 yard dash, 220 yWjcT son Lyons awaits the survivor. All Billy Martin, Manchester Coun­ worked, over him In toe; open air hitting first baseman has packed Ms dash, half mile run, mile run, into­ would be able^ to go through with- Favorites Fall Down of these matches must be played his bout witb^ Roger Bernard of try Club professional, and the ring in toe ball-park: duds and departed in search of big­ ning broad jump and rwnning tai^ this week. Dave Samuelson and Flint, Michigan, at Detroit on Sept., youngest player competing for the WllUe O gg.’w ith a 74 and an 83, finally he was taken to an ger game. jump, also tw e^ pound shot puL Arthur Krob play their secona 5. Battalino, Weill said, will ap­ New England P. G. A. crown oyer and Massie Miller,-who was no bet­ emergency hospital, still uncon­ The same point basis as lasV ysar round match at 6 o’clock tonight at AMERICAN pear in action in New Haven at an the .Wampanoag Country Club, ter than 79-70, were major disap­ scious. It was a-fierce-battle from George ^ta-vnitsky, first baseman will be in order, this being five for the High school courts. Tom Haw­ early dat^ course in West Hartford, made a | pointments to those who rightly fig­ the first round with Baer at 194 .for toe West Sides, will return to first, three for second and one for ley plays the winner. creditable showing yesterday •when i ured that they would be grouped poimds holding a 15 pound advan­ Grove City College next month third. ■“ Among those planning to A t Philadelphtat he' shot an 82 in the morning and with the’ low scorers of toi day; tage. An unfortunate incident in compete are Billy Johnson, Red A- good sized gallery turned out JTATIONAT-S 3, ATHLETICS 3 where he is expected to be one of last night to watch Holland in his followed it with an 80 in the after- ; Peter Manning was another who the second round hurt Campbell the outstanding basketball sensa­ Sheridan, 'who were tied for high a- . TORONTO SWIMMING After he half pushed and knocked 1930 debut. ’They saw Ty resort to AB. R. H. PO. A. E. noon for an aggregate of 162. Alex | upset the calculations of those who tions again this coming season. His honors last year, Franklin Dexter, ...... 2 ■ 0 (Baer to the floor he turned his back the same two-handed style of de­ Myer, 2b .. 3 0 5 3 Simpson, former pro here hut no'w , like to do a lot of advance figuring. colleague from town, “Hank” Mc­ Harry Bellamy, Ernie Dowd, Dom- Rice, rf .:. 1 1 1 0 -0 MARATHON TOMORROW with the Springfield Countiy'Cluh, The Chippanee man was 84-79— 163, to his fallen opponent. enlk Squatrito, Frank Scarlotto, fense, employing cut shots and high • ••••••a* Q/ 1 0 0 0 0 Cann, also a member of toe Grove Manush, If Bker jumped up, ran across toe Jimmy O’Leary, Jimmy Crowe and lobs, with occasional drives that Cronin, ss ...... ^ 1 2 1 5 0 carded 76-75—151 for tie with two far in the ruck.. City team, may not return to col­ Judge, lb ...... 4 0 0 V 0 0 others for tenth plfce, eight strokes ring and hit Campbell while he had ’Tommy Haugh. There win ^ many have marked his unbeatable play West, cf ...... 4 0 1 5 0 0 Toronto, Aug. 26.—(AP)— The kenry-Gluci, Connecticut’s chief his hack turned. He received a ter­ lege this fall. for three years. Holland’s errors Bluege, 3b •-•a*«aaa«3 0 1 1 3 0 behind the leaders. This is young hope, put his title in serious jeopar­ prises. ’ Canadian National exhibition’s 15- Martin’s first major tourney. rific pimch on the jaw but saved The band concert In toe evening were comparatively few and far be­ Spencer, c ...... 4 0 1 4 1 0 mlle marathon swim, to be contest­ dy by playing a ragged 77 in the himself from falling by winding his The baseball profits have been Jones, p .,...... 4 ' 0 0 0 1. 0 very slim and discouraging all sea­ wiU be furnished by the weU known tween. Even though he has not ed tomorrow, has attracted 272 en­ afternoon. He did very well to post arms around toe top rope. Colts’ Band of Hartford which has played more than three or four • 33 3 8 27 13 0 tries, most of toe entrants from Hartford, Aug. 26.—SharpshOot- al72 in'.toe morning after his long son hut the town series has sp far Ing professionals from Massachu­ flayed here several times in -past times tbls summer, his defense was Philadelphia CfUiada and the United States but train ride from Detroit. Perhaps the proved a lifesaver to the local years and alwnys left a favorable AB. R. H. PO. A. E. setts and Rhode Island stole the slim Bridgeporter was tired in the teams. The intake at toe first game plenty good enough to turn back Bishop, 2b ...... 3 1. 1 2 3 1 a few also came from Eutope and impression. The concert wiU be­ m s play from Connectiout leaders in the afternoon, for he played alternately CANZONERI PICKED was $160 and at toe second It was Van N . ’The latter scored many Summa, 2b . a a a S a a • * 4 .1 1 3 0 0 Asia. gin at & o’clock and last two hours. fine placements on shots deceptive­ Cochrane, o *aaaaa#a4 0 0. 6 1 0 Ed Keating who won the event first 36 holes of the 72-hole New good and bad on the first nine and $25 larger. This may sound small Simmons, If ...... 3 0 1 3 1 0 If the sporting progrtUn lasts s hit' ly angled from high lobs that drop­ last year is not ah entry this time England P. G. G. 'championship downright poorly after a good start TO DEFEAT HESS but when one stops to realize that longer, toe concert 'vylll be delayed .. 0 8 1 0 Foxx, lb ...... 2 0 here yesterday. on the second nine. often on past Sundays toe gate has ped too near the net. Milter, cf ...... 4 0 1 2 0 0 but the field will include such cmi- unto its completicr. ere are the scores of yesterday’s . \ Same Old Lobs Dykes, 3 b . a«a4saaa>3 0 0 1 2 0 tenders in other years as Marvto When toe all-day firing had died New York, Aug. 26.— (AP)—^Tony- not exceeded $30, the joke ceases Boley. ss .. *«e6««*z*3 0 0 2 2 1 down, there was a three-way tie for Several times these shots were so Nelson, Fort Dodge, Iowa, Eme«' L. g Meyeds, Ledgemont ....71 72 143 Canzoneri, rugged little New. York Immediately. cleverly executed that Holland was McNair, e .. 0 0 ■0 0 0 Vierkoetter, Germany; Geo. Young the pace-setting position ^at the Grove, p ...... 4 0 2 0 2 0 T. 'Turner, North Arams ...74 69 143 Italian ruled a 13 to 6 favorito over totally imable to lay a racquet on of Toronto; Clarence Ross of N i^ half-way mark. LevriS' Myfits o f the Bobby Crowley, Kenoza ...71 73 143 Goldie Hess, Los Angeles ligjit- Now toalr toe Majors have decid­ CRinaZ£U.S.LT.A. "e G. O. MaoAndrew, Bonnet the ball, something rarely seen in 30 3 27 12 2 York and Mendel Burdltt of Torah- Ledgemont Club, near Providence, weight for toeir 10 round bout at ed to go hack to thsh^ Md teammate Washlnston ...... 000 200 010—3 to. , was 71-72, Boh Crowley of Kenoza Shores ...... 72 74'146 matches with Holland participating. Philadelphia ...... 000 200 000—2 Dave Hackney, Vesper...... 72 74 146 the Queensboro Stadium tonight. and star George Moonan for coach­ FOR USING TILDEN ’The champion is noted for his fight­ Runs batted in, Cronin 3, Sunama, Present indications are that only had exactly, the saihe figures and Henry Clucl, Mill River ...72 77 149 Despite toe'westemer’a impres­ ing duties. Jack Dwyer, toe old yet- D. Canausa,' Colony Club ..74 75 149 ing spirit and . seldom concedes a Foxx; two base hlta. Bishop, Summa; one. woman will compete. She is -Teddy Yurner of N<»th -Adims ’ was sive record—^he has been beaten but ersm o f many A thrilling town se­ New York, Aug. .— (AP)—The three base hit, Biuege; home run, Anna PriUer Benert of Miami, Fla.,, A. Gusa, Point Judith ....7 5 75 150 26 point without trying his utmost for Cronin; left on ases, Washinaton 6. 74-69, all tofee hi them deadlocked Bud Clancy, North Shore ..73 77 150 twice In 61 ring engagements—most ries and huUder of many a cham­ inagazine Lawn Tennis in its cur- ; a recovery. However, Van Ness was Philadelphia 7;. base on balls, oil who finished fifth in toe women’s with 86-hote .totals o f 143;* Turner’s Jack Curley, Stony Brae ..76 75 161 of toe experts pick Canzoneri a pion team, Is like a “man without a rent Issue publishes comment on toe , not skillful enough to consistently Jones 5, Grove 2; struck out, by Jones 10 mile maratoon swim last Friday. afternoon rowid of 69 clipped a Joe'' Orford, Clinton ...... 78 78 161 virtual certainty to win. country.” His plans for toe fall are Davis Cup challenge round calling 2. Grove 6; umpires, Hildebrand, dtroke from the competitive course Alex Simpson, -Sprlngfleld ..76 76 IH put away baUa at the net and when Moriarty, Guthrie and Nallin; time, Bddle Morgan, Norfolk .. ..81 71 162 ■ ’• " 7 ^— not kno'^. as yet but It Is posrible attention to the “right about faces” Holland’s famous fiobs started hit­ 1:48. record. - ’ Louis Chiapetta, Hartford . .76.78 162 he will coich some out of toWn or and “follies” of the U. S. LawnTen- ting their old favorite location back z—Ran for Boley In 9th. Oincl Six -Slioto Behind " C. J. Perkins, 'Wampanoag. .81 71 152 else build-up another team here in LastNight^s Fights George Seibert, Avon ...... 78 80 163 nis Association in permitting Bigr of the service llne» \J^ was at loss Three shots behind too: trio of F. Bentley, Loulsaylsset ...76 77 163 Manchester. Bill Tildan -to compete for the to ft«giitne any offensive strokes. A t Detroit*-* leaders came Charley MacAndrew How They Stand TIGERS T, BROtVirS 6 New York—^Harold Mayies, Bay­ Syd. Covington. Hartford ..76 79, 154 American team. HcOland often ebased his .opponent Detroit of Bozmet Shores and DayoiHack- J. White, Stoekbrldge ...... 78 7F 164 Dw3rer has done much for toe The comment, first published in onne, N. J., knocked out Prlnio ney of toe Vesper Cbuntry’ Club. H. Bontempo, Franconia ...76 78 164 YESTERDAY’S BESIIl TS good of football, in Manchester bu£ back to the fence With lobs’’ that AB. R. H. PO. A B. Ubaldo, Italy, 8. H. Lagerblada Bristol ....76 78 164 toe French magazine, . Tennis Et dropped over hhti head back close Johnson, rf ...... 6 1 1 4 0 0 Henry Clucl of Mill RlVer, toe de­ Arthur Reid, Farmington ..80 76 I6S he has seldom. If ever, received the Golf, declared U. S, L. T. A. through Punk, cf ...... S O 1 1 0 0 Chicago—Nisse Ramm, Sweden fending champion, came i>pste haste' Eaztem. League to the base line. Gehrlnger, 2 b ...... 3 2 16.4 0 knocked out Chester Bush. New C. H. Perkins, Wampanoag.^74 81 165 credit rightfully due Um. First toe Its hRTitiling of toe ’Tilden case, had; Holland was far more steady from the Western Open, arrived at T. Gulmelll, Wlnnesuret ..76 79 155 Albany 3, Springfield 3 (1st, call­ Cubs gave him the gate in favor of Alexander, l b ...... 4 2 2 7'• 0 J) Orleans, 8. Tom Mahan, United Shoe ..77 79 166 suffered a distinct loss in prestige and Was not forced to' exert himself McManus. 3b ...... 4 0 3 -0 > 0 midnight Sunday and pieced,togeth^ ed darkness.) “rom Kelley who has now been turn­ and become “a fantastic school masr ; Stone, If ...... 2 0 1 3 0 0 Philadelphia—Eddie Shea, Chica­ D. O’Connell, Merrimac V. . .79 77 166 to any great extent- 'There was evi­ er 72-77—149, att even- half dozen C. Booth, Berkshire Hills ..81 75 156 Springfield 7, Albany 1 (2d.) ed aside in favor of Art-Mulligaa, ter brandishing a rule? capable of Akers, 88 ...... 4 1 1 3 4 0 go, drew with Lqu Massey. Phila., Bridgeport 3, Allentown 2. X dence, though,* at times that Hol­ Hayworth, c ...... 4 1 1 3 0 0 8. shots behind the leadersw Clucl’s fig­ R. Thomas, Sandy Burr ..'.'82 74.156 Now the Majors have let Jack gp exact measurements in one hand..^ land can stand a bit more of prac\ Bridges, p ...... 4 0 0. 0 2 0 ures equsJled those -of- aimtoeD Con­ W, Cosgrove, Green Hill ...77 80 197 Amerioan League for Moonmn who, incidentally, is a and in toe othe]p a windmill sensible Hoyt, p ...... 0 0 ft«' 0 1 0 New York-Ruby Goldstein, New Frank Lalley, Haverhill ...78 -79 157 tice. Blocking his path to the'finals necticut entrant, Dpn C^pusa of Willie Ogg, Worcester...... 74. 83 167 Washington 3, Philadelphia 2. highly capable man. Having played to the sUghteist breeze, and es- York, BtoppeH Joe Trabon, Kansas, Detroit 7, St. Louis 5. are Bobby Smith, Eddie, MarWey 33 7 11 27 14 0 3. the Colony Club, Thomp'sbnvflle. J. Bernard!, Charles Rlver..79 78 157 imdsr Dwyer’s coaching, personally pecially to that of defeat” St. Louis John Freitas, Segreganett ..76.81 157 National League and probably Paul or Don Jesanis, Baltimore—Joe Belmont. Balti­ LoUie Chiapetta and. Jack Per- Theo Pafcick, Springfield ..76 81 157 we have a lot of respect for his AB. R, H. PO. A B. kins, nine strokes v In arrears^ and No games played. anyone of which may prove' his Blue, lb .... more, outpointed ' Steve Smith, Jimmy Norval, Racebrook ..82 76 166 work, even if some of the Sunday- downfall'unless the champion is on George Siebert of Avon,''Who used Dick May, Metacomet ....7 9 79 168 go-to-meeting type have objected to U. S. POLO LINEUP ; Mefzler, rf .. B rid ^ jip ft, 8. V v-.- ?/ . / TBS: STANDINGS his game. The betting odds favor Gosltn, If . . . . Daj^n, Ohio — Billy ‘Pettolle; up 10 strokes more tosm toe three Jim Hendry, Man. N. H. ..^75 83 168 his 80-c8dled hard-boiled- tactics. ■ Kress, 3b . ... George Easton, Warwick ..79 79 168 Holland to again reach, the finals, Duluth, ^stoppid; Frankie Lafay, leaders, were toe Pnly other Connec­ E. Doering, Middletown ...76 82 168 FerreU, c . . . , S S • • • S I ticut title chasers numbered among Eastern Leagoe New York, Aug. 26,— (A P )— nevertheless, because of his uncan­ Melillo, 2b . ’Troy, '3.- ' , J. Young, So. Hadley .....81 78 159 ; W. L. PC. ^ere isn’t a possibility of Ty Tommy'Hitehcoric, leader of Ameri- . Schulte, cf .. Massie* Miller, Norwich .'.■•.79 80 169 Holland and MUton Harris meeting ny defense which has proved the un­ Toledo—Ollie Bartlett, toe first 15.' B.' Gunshlnnan, WilU’ntlc..79 81 160 'Bridgeport...... 36 23 .610 ca’a International prio forces, ap-.; doing of many Opponents in the past O’Rourke, ss and Johnny' SMwards, 0otumbns} A l^ Simpson, former Hartford in a special tennis match at toe 'OOT- i Coffman, p .. Alec Ellis, Tedesco ...... 79 81 160 Allentown ...... 38 28 .541 parently has decided that toe Unit­ four or five years. Holshauser, p drew, 10. , , '0 player, became a long-shot hope by Russell Hale, Rockport,....84 77 161 elution of toe town tournament r»- Jack Williams, New Haven..82 79. 161 A lb a n y ...... 28 . 30 .488 ed States team would be most ef- . Collins, p ... S S b S • • » '• '0 'Tulsa;—Ray Kiser, Chidagb knock­ carding a 76 and a 75 that left him sss of whether or not Holland ’The point scoring o f the Holland- Joel Smith, W allingford ..84 77 161 B p rin t^ e ld ...... 23 .- 34 .404 fsetive with B!arl A . S. Hopping, at ’ Van Ness match, hut night at the Badgro, X- ., ed out Carlos G4rllca, New Mhxlcd, with eight atrokea to make up. ns his title. Tourney offlclato Mo^eUy, XX R. Sanford, Norfolk, Conn. . .79 88 161 National League the trdubleBome No. 2 post . Country Club follows: 5. ■ . ■ Perldns Starts Badly li.. Campbell, Wethersfield ..81 80 161 W. L. PC, believe that such a match would be For toe trial match at toe Plping.^.r First Set Y^oung Jack Perkins had a tragic Eddie Lund, Greenfield ....8 0 81 161 unfair to Holland arid the la^ r so 5' 7 24 8 4 M. Kearney, Tumble Bk....76 85 161 Chicago ...... 74 48 .607 Rock Club, the varsity will line i^ v Holland ... 4 10 4 6 4 4—81— Detroit ... 201 081 Olx—7 T<^ STUDY NOISES morning round* His nerves 'were B fir Martin, Man., Conn . ..82 80 162 N ew Y o r k ...... €8 52 .1^7 ■will only pnt his title at atnks in with Eric Pedley,: of California at • St. Louis ...... 000^100 004— 5 worn to a friazzle before he even hit totifndment competition. The Cham­ /Van Ness . . 0 8 0 3 1 2— ^14----- 0 Runs batted In, Funk 2, McManus____ Jack Sbrea, Kernwood ....81 81 168 Brooklyn 69 .56 .562 Nb. 1; Hopping No. 2; Hitchcock:- Second- Set 3, O’Rourke, Stone, Akers, Metsler, New Haven, Aug. 26.—(AP)— a shot He lost six or seven strokes Erie Edwards, O xford ...... 77 85 168 S t L o u is ...... 67 56 645 pion rfegretted the fact that Harris No. S and Wtauton Guest back. > i The campaign against noise in Ne|W to par. before he reached toe turn -L. Hansbury, Chaa. River ..81 .81.163 Holland .. 1 4 l6 4 4 5 2 4—86—6 Ferrell,: 3; two base hits, Johnson, T. Donemue, Ston’ton Manor 83 80 168- Pittsburgh ...... 63 69 .516 decided not to enter becaw ill­ Hitohoock’s INtoltex will oppoie.to Funk; three .base hits, Goslin, Fer Haven is ‘getting upder way. and wound up with ah 81. Then, ness but this, is no reason wny ntof ■ van Ness 4 a 8\41—28—2 rell: boine runs, Akers; stolen bases, - J.’ Victor,- E. Longmeadow .. 82 81 168 67 .451 Bed team on whteh Peta Alexander, McManus; sacrifice hits. ’TuUyNhaa named a co with all that Ipad of terrible golf off P. Manning, Chippanee ....8 4 78 1.63 - C incinnati''< 52 87 .437 rls is ^ tle d to A speclat ntototr and Laddie SaafiMd win divm ^ . mattef. The J mind, the Wamjanbag young­ N. Viokery, Bfooktdn .....83 81 164 GAMES TODAY Funk; double plays, Gehringer to Jde Rustic, Belivue ...... 84 81 165 Philadelphia 40/ 63 .325 after the tournament*. 1 duty; Cecil Binlto wfll play tit Eastern League - Akers to Alexander 2, *Meiillo' to mimical pitofessidns, fire, h ^ th ei&d ster and course record holder 'Went Ameri’oau League - 2;. 8. W. (Rube) wnname. No. fiS O’l^ u rke to Blue, McManuO to Geh- tN. Olanferante, Sandy Burr 86 81 166 Albany at Springfield. ringer to Alexander; left on bases, St. poBoe'departments, toe troUey .o< ^ out and got hiihself & Tl, ten John Maloney, Meshantlcut r W. L. PC. '^Lair this morning it yrne ■ •&- and Elmer Boeeoke. of CW^orBia*v^ Allentown at Bridgeport. Lottis 10, Detroit 6; bases on balls, pafiy add automobile ASMotatlm^^ strokes better than his morning valley ...... 88 84 167 Philadelphia .i... 86 43 664 nounced ^ t the scMduled HoUsod- baflik.’ National League off Bridgres 18, Coffman 1, Collins 1; eflPrt and two shots under par flg« Harry Quinn, Franklin ....8 7 81 168 'WaaMngtdri'...... 77 48 .616 Smith tewois mattii ^ the town struck outi by Coffman 2, Bribes 3, ures. That first round; probably has tourney w ill not - take plkosr- .(to St Louis at dheinnati. Holshauser 1, Collins 3; hits, ott Coff­ N ew York ...... < - 73 52 .584 'Atato' .Btfare%- Pittsburgh A t Chicago. man 8 In 4'l-3. Holshauser 2 in 1 2-3 cooke4 his getosa, however, fo r fiine. , “ Rube” Vnoilama, trying out in idflVfilSlldi .a-e • e • s • a- 60 624 Thursday, hut may be played Fri­ (Only gimids 'scheduled.) Brldzet 7 in 8 3-8, H oyt 0 In l-3r bit autimiobile AoteeUi fire tr a t strokes are a vemendous number th«'«ccluslve Long laland Mfc for * *]^0LirOiL •,.*««eeet»e 0X 66- .480 day. An overioeked ^previous ea* to ; by pitcher, 1^ Coffmga (Gehrihger>; fic bfffee^ \ehlitles and etreet ped> to make up In a fleild toat has toe place on toe lUnerican “Big Four” C h ica g o ...... 48 76 690 cement blocked teinporarlly Stea­ wlm pitch, Bridses: losing pitcher, Wabhington at Philadelphia. Coffman; umpires. - Owens, Ormsby filers’ voiced are going to he sub* class'mt this one. polo tedm to meet toe Britiito, for­ XeOUiS sisasess 77' 689 d’s plans to play Smith at the (Only game scheduled). and Oelsel; time. 8:80. jeetad to firit-hand a a ^ ilif Oeorgt'Bleber, after a corking 78 merly rode in rodeos in Tskas. Boston ...... 48 8 1 . 647 i o l a U ^t it o f - -..r . . ...V •• ^4T •'••'.>■• ■T 4. A ,.,... f» f . .

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3^3g t e S S 5^ 5^^S S ? SIKSSoL^^ 'w « _____ '• '-'f_A ^ vmiti mmm ma ^ . ■■ • 1*M — ------— . > V..... 4 _ L ‘;;j| p | ^ y r « a t AA JabawaXtam StaftoriLHlgb Schddrand the Willl- aMe” ' h e ' said,- well LOST 'AND FOUND FUEL AND FEED 49-A APARTiWENliS— FLATS— mantio--fltete Normal School, and- to fuUUty.^ , c TENEMENTS 63 HARDWOOD FOR stove, furnace, has tatqtot to Tolland and - Blast Defliiee NattnnaHsm - Manchester, \ LOST — PAIR OP GBLLtJLOlD Hartford; Lai?t y w she was^ a Nationalism t o India, he, and fire-place. Half or full load. FO R RBN T t-^27 c e n t e r Street glasses between State Theater, ROCKVILLE member of tho Juniqr High School as a “moral, eccmomic and _ Evening Herald Pearl and Foster sbeets. Finder Good measure and service,., Fred 5 room; t^hem^t . 230 'including faculty to Eifit,Ha?tfDrd. Miller, Coventry, Rosedale 33-3. garag£“ Inquire on premises. D0M M STATUS movement' directed to toe ~ please G r at is Foster street. Mr. Ainiirlno Ifi'a graduate of St. ment of national freedom by-alt'^ttl^l " CliASSIFIED To Take Enumeration Edwar^ Schbol at Stafford and is FOR SALE—SEASONED BIRCH FO R REN T— e a s t HARTFpRD, people of India flnm an Alien advertisements Anthony V. Sadlfik;' sofi pf, lite .employedL' a t' Ui6 Jpjanson^ W oolen AUTOMOj^lLES FOR SALE. 4 wood $5 per load. Hard , wood :2f| 167 Tolland street, 6 rooms, second Julia Sadlaht- of/W efit Mato strwt-, minion.” per load. Prompt delivery. Phone fioor, all improvements, garage and to that place.. V- v No Until It Is Granted, In toe round table c6nferezice''<^- Coont tix vntMM* GOOD USED CARS will commence week to take the Quests were ifi?eseht a t^ e wed- -8581 or Rosedsde 87-4. yard 238. Reliable party. - enumeration of all children between; toe Far Ekustem situation, Stanley Initial*, nnmb*r* Cash or Terms dlnk from Staffmrd, Rockldfle, WiUi- each count as a word and oompoMd \ the ages of 4 to 16 years. The young; K..Hombeck, chief of toe Far East­ words as two worda Mlnlmnm cost la Madden Bros. FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat. 329 mantte. Meriden; and Wffltogton. Speaker TeUsth^ Institute GARDEN—FARM - mail has i^rrled out this work for' 'Sewing Clrble To Meet ern affairs t^'ylsion of toe ' United pries of thres line*. i.-* eS P M ain S t Tel. 5500 Fast Center street, all improve­ States, Department of State,'. ex­ Idns rates per day for transient DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 ments. Tuephone 8068.^. the past'two years to a most 'efftc-, . Tke Sewtog Circle of .tHe First lent manner. ^ •. Evangelical Lutbexan Ctourch will o i P d itics. plained toe govemmenf's. polity **"" KffectlTS Hareh IT, X#*T ward China. The American ^vem - Oasb Cain^s MOTORCYCLES— FOR SALE-^AMSON PLUMS for FO R r e n t — 6 ROOM FLAT with Mr. Sadlak is a student at George­ meet at the Church oh Thursday af- < Consecutlv# Day* *.) J otsl preserving, 15c per quart, 21.75 all modem • Improvements,'^ to town: University Law '-School at terhoon instead of at the siunmer ment, he said, is sympathetic to­ BICYCLES 11 W ashington, D. C.', and w ill return ward Chinese aspirations for aa in­ 8 Consecutive Day* ..I » ^ “ «“ per basket. Ready this week. Dial adults. Inquire 37 Delmont street home of MiU. Carrie Kane at Crystal V^iHiamstown, Mass., Aug. 26.— 4571. Telephone 8039. to his studies on September 15, when Lake. Tbere will be^ a .speiai:, kwir dependent, healthy and strong:, na­ All orders for Irregular insertion* he'will enter his‘senior year. (.A^ .)—^There can be no real peace will be charged at the one Ume f o r SALE—1927 INDL^7 Scout and refreshments foUowtog the tional existence, but at toe same Special rates for long term every motorcycle 250, real good buy. FOR SALE—GOOD CIDER Vine­ FOR RENT—4 ROOM TENEMENT To Appear On Program w ork hour. in India unless preat Britain gives time it seeks to refrain from inter­ day advertising given upon f**!®**". Louis Laidgne, 58 Well street, gar'suitable for pickling. W. L. newly done over. All improve­ Charles Bartlett of this city will Accepts ^wition it full dominion status immediately, ference in Chinese internal poUtietil Ads ordered for t^i*'**. -■** «f*h ments. Inquire Mrs. Alfred Henne- go to Brattleboro, V t, on Friday of and stopped before the third or fifth •yown. Fish, Lake street Rosedale 32-2. Julius Kuperschmidt o f EUtogton Syud Hossato, of New York, editor conflicts. day will be charged only for the ac­ quln, 32 Cottage street. this week, where he will appear in Vifts accepted a positioh .,witb the FOR SALE—APPLES, eating and his famous Hoop and Lamp act on of the New Orient, declared at toe tual number of times the ad hPP®®f“ Radio Corporation of America, general conference on Indian Na­ One way Chicago can wipe out ed, charglnT at the rate ®*'™**^’ BUSINESS SERVICES cooking, 50c 75c and 21*00 basket; a program to be given by the Clem- located a t CJamden, 17. J. The young toe deficit of its opera, which it. has no allowance or refunds can be made also Clapps Favorite pears for HOUSES FOR RENT 65 ments Bureau of Hartford at the tionalism at the Institute 'of Poli- on six time ads stopped after the OFFERED 13 man has been interested to this tics4 od ay . annoimced is over 2550,000, Is to canning, 50c and 21.00 basket. Elks’ Carnival. This act Is most work for some time and is sure to create a rival opera and Vet toe Edgewood Fruit Farm, 461 Wood- TO REN T— 9 ROOM SINGLE *at difficult and Mr. Bartlett has been Mr. Hossato, who was delegated forbids"; display lines not 204 Hartford Road. All improve­ m ake goodl racket take care of itself. a s h e s REMOVED BY THE LOAD bridge street. Tel. 5909. giving. It for many years. He has Probate Note by the Indian people to present *°T^e Herald will not bo responsible or job. Any other jobs for light ments, garage. Inquire (^eney their cause at toe Near Eastern for more than one Incorrect Insertion been booked with the Hartford Mrs. Michael Cosgrove of 20 truck. V. Flrpo, 116 Wells street Bros. Rent Department. agency for the past four years. peace settlement in London and of any advertisement ordered for HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 North Park street has been appotot-i more than one time. , . D ial 6148. Friendly Class Social ed administrator of the estate- of Paris to 1920, denied toe Moham­ Board of Relief The Inadvertent omission of Incor­ TO RENT—7 ROOM SINGLE at 75 Bramford street. All improvements, The Friendly Class of Union Miss Annie Blake, who passed away medans of India were not to toe Na­ rect publication of advertising will be, FOR SALE—CHEAP IF TAKEN Church will hold its next meeting tionalist movement, as was recent­ rectified only by cancellation of the at once—^ice box, round dining garage. Inquire Cheney Bros. Rent several weeks ago. FLORISTS^NURSERIES 15 and social on Wednesday evening, ly asserted by Lord Meston of Agra Fifth School District charge made for the service rendered. room table, coal range, brass bed Department. To Flay ItasebaJl All advertisements must conform September 3. It will be to the form The Rockville Red Sox Girls’ and Dunottar, former lleutenaiit Notice is hereby given to aU tax­ In style, copy and typography with FOR SALE —~CUT FLOWERS: and a few chairs. 60 Summer TO REN T— 6 ROOM HOUSE, aU of a fall get-together and Mrs. Law­ baseball team will play the Man­ governor of toe United Provinces of payers in toe Fifth School District regulations enforced by the publish­ gladiolas, asters, zinnias, snap­ street. Telehone 5591. ers and they reserve the right to improvements, garage. Inquire 54 rence Southwick chairman of the chester Girls’ team this evening at India. The present president of toe that a board of relief meeting will dragons, scabiosa, straw flowers committee to chaJrge is planning a edit, revise or reject any copy con- OAK DINING ROOM TABLES 25- Maple r.treet. Tel. 3758. the Henry Baseball diamond. With Indian . National Congress, he said, be held at toe schoolbouse in said eldered objectionable. ^ ^ „ committee, in charge is plsin- and calendula, 20c dozen. Hardy $15. Used oak buffets, 25-215. Un­ pleasant weather there la sure to be is a Mohammedan and pointed out District, BYlday evening, August CLOSING HOURS—Classified ads to perennials, such as foxgloves, ning a novel program. At bo published same day must bo re­ used china closet 210. a large crowd of rooters out for both there axe “hundreds of toe most 29to 1980, from 7:00 to 8:00 ceived by 12 o'clock noon: Saturdays ' oriental poppies, delphiniums, care- Watkins Furniture Exchange .. SUMMER HOMES the meeting which will be, called team s. ; distinguished a^d respected Mo­ o’clock, D. 8. T., for the purpose of at 8 o’clock by the president. Miss 10:30 a. m. opsls, galUardia, canterbury bells, FOR RENT 67 > Ladles Aid Meetlhg ' hammedans now to jails fo^ their heating any and all complatoti la Edith J. Smith, Important matters TELEPHONE YOUR 50c dozen. California privet, 24.00 The Ladles Aid-Society, of the Nationalism.’’ regard to the tax bet. ____ _ . foy €be winter work will be discus­ W ANT ADS. hundred. Barberry 24.00 per hun­ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 53 FOR RENT—COTTAGE AT Coven­ Methodist Church will hold Us regu­ Artificial Distinction . EDWARD H. KEBINEY, dred. McCon-ville JJursery. Tele­ try Lake on shore front. For in­ sed. Every member should make a lar meeting at the borne of Mrs. The British government was Ads are accepted over the telephone FOR SALE—BACKER BROS. Up­ special effort to attend the meeting. HENRY P. JORDAN, at the CHARGE RATE given above phone 5947; 25 Windeme're street. formation, telephone Rockville Philip Saeshe of 117 Orchard street charged by Mr. Hossato, who Is a right piano^ Owner leaving town. Refreshments will be served during LOUISE HAGENOW. as a convenience to advertisers, but Homestead Park. 162-12. on Friday. Following the regular Moslem, 'with having created “an the CASH RATES will be accepted M Can be seen at 254 Spruce street, the social hour. > business meeting refreshments will FULL PAYMENT if paid at the busi­ or telephone 8830. Firemen To Meet lartifldal distinction between Hindus ness office on or before the seventh serve'd and'a social time enjoyed and Moslems in. order to “play one day following the first insertion OT STORAGE 20 Next w e^ the companies of the ' Last of Union'Services Small Chicken Farm each ad otherwise the CHARGE local Fire Department will hold their against toe other.” RATE will be collected. No responsi­ MOVING—TRUCKING— ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 ‘ T O R THE DEFENSE” On Sunday nexti the last of the -The. econonfic Interests of Indian About a mile from Main St., meetings. On Tuesday night the Union Services will be held'by the bility for errors in telephoned* ads Hook and Ladder meets at the Pros­ states are identical with those ^ 6 room house, 4 acres land, 3 will be assumed and their accuracy PERRBTT & GLENNEY Inc.—Mov­ FOR RENT—LIGHT Housekeeping Methodist, Baptist and 'Union pect street house and on Wednesday British India as India as a whole is chicken coops and ffmage. cannot be guaranteed. ing, packing and shipping. Dafiy furnished rooms; also 3-room tene­ CLOSES RUNTODAY Churches at Ubioli Cjongregational evening the.Fitton Go. will meet r.t Church, with Re^.' Qwrge' S'. an economic unit, he said, to an­ Price $3,300. f ■ ’ INDEX OF service to l|rom New York. J4 ment with all improvements and swer to Lbrd Meston’s statement the same rooms and the. Fitch Go. Brookes preaching." . Tbe following We have also a fine*farm ju s t. CLASSIFICATIONS trucks- at yoiir service. Agents fCr garage. 109 Foster street. will meet at the Center house.. On that toe existence'Of more than 208 United Van Service, one of the Marie Dressier, and Polly Mor­ Sunday services 'wUl be held to each off the state road at Bolton, 7 Births ...... 4 FOR RENT—FURNISHED front an Coming to State Theater Thursday night the.Hockanum Co. church, whisn the fall activities will independent native states to British Engagement* ...... * leactog long distance moving com­ will meet at the West Main street India presents an almost unsuper- room house, bam, chicken and Marriage* ...... ^ room in Selwitz Building. Inquire com m ence. panies Connection in 162 cities. Two Days in “Caught Short.’ rooms. , . . able difficulty to toe grant of a Oeath* Phone 3063, 8860. 8864. at Sewlitz Shoe Shop. N otes brooder coops and gar&ge, 18 Card of Thank* ... *•••••• \ ------Amprtoo-Bowler The vacant store to Ceptrai Park morq democratic constitution. Any acres good I^d. Tem^. In Memorlam ...... ^ William Powell eclipses any of St. Bernard’s Church was : the attempt by toe British to use toe Lost and Found ...... * 1* T. WOOD OO.—Furniture and his past performances in "For the Block on West Mato street will be COUNTRY BOARD- scene of a pretty wedding on Mon­ occupied by the Ruthie Lee Shop. princes as an instrument to “thwart . Edward H. Keeney Announcemente ...... * piano moving, modem equipment, Defense,” which will be shown for Personals ...... r..*- * experienced ' help, public store­ RESORTS 60 day morning, when Miss Ruby Rose Marion Young of Grand street has toe' legitimate'aspirations of toe In­ 440 Keeney St. Automobile* the last times at the Sta * today/ Bowler,'daughter of William J. returned from Point O’ Pines Camp, dian people would be .imconscion- Insurance . Inventotiee Automobile* for Bale * house. Phone 4496. , That perfect comedy tekm, Polly Automobiles for Exchange ...&• * SOUND "VIEW, CONN.—Room and Bowler of 35 St. Bernard’s Terrace blew Foimd Lake, N. H>, wh<^ she Auto Accessories—Tire* ...... • board, home cooking,' 218 per Moran and Marie Dressier will head was imited in marriage to; Raymond' epent the summer.” a Auto Repairlfig—Painting...... « REPAIRING 23 week. 24.50 week ends. Labor week the program Wednesday and Thurs­ Richard Am prino, son o f Mr^ and.' Mr. and Mrs. -William Nutland of Auto School* ...... **“ end 210. Mrs. A. Marks, Kottage day in the panic of hilarity, Mrs. D. Amprino' of 126- Prospect Autos^-Shlp by Truck ...... s Grmid street have returned from a Autos—For Hire ...... ® ALWAYS AHEAD WITH THE Hontent, Soimd View Avenue. "Caught Short.” "Caught Short” is street, Stafford Springs. The-cere­ motor trip-to Maine. Garages—Service—Storage ...... Id Latest! In re-upholstering, your dedicated to those who want to mony was performed at 9 o’clock by Mrs. D ^a Boardman of Boston Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... 11 shoo the blues away; created for Rev. George T. Sinnott, pastor of Wanted Autos—Motorcycles .... 18 overstuffed suite, mattresses, ham­ APARTMENTS—FLATS— was the recent guest, of Mrs. James Now Is The Time. Bnalnese and Professlonnl Services mocks, mattresses renovated equal those who believe there is no sub­ the church, with a Nupti^' High R.; Quinn of Talcott avenue. , Business Service* Offered ...... 18 to new. Manchester Upholstering TENEMENTS 63 stitute for laughter. It is a picture 2^3. The bride was attended by Frank Hayes and two sons Household Services O ffered...... 18-A that is going to bring more happi­ her sister Althena .as maid of honor of Spring street'have returned from Co., 244 Main street, Opp. Hollis­ FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT— Building-uContractlng ...... l i ness to Manchester than any pic­ and William A. Bowler acted as best a weekend trip tq Peacedale, R. L Florists—Nurseries ...... 16 ter street. Day and evening. Phone downstairs. Inquire at 11 1-2 Ford ture that has shown here for quite man. ' Mri and ■' Mrs. Baxter will Funtral Directors ****•**•***••• 3615. street. Heating—Plumbing—Roofing ... 17 some time. Imagine if_ you can, As the bridal party entered the move soon to New London where toe Pirej^re For The Winter Insurancs ...... J* MOWER SHARPENING, vacuum Marie Dressier and Polly Moran as churck Miss Margaret McGuane the form er heis accepted a position. \ Millinery—Dressmaking ...... 19 FOR RENT—5 ROOM NEW FLAT, church organist played the Bridal Moving—Trucking—Storage ... 20 cleaner, phonograph, clock repair­ all improvements, steam heat, 57 a couple of boarding house land­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bodtoan have Have Your Furnace Thoro.ughly Cleaned, Painting—Papering ...... 21 ing, key fitting. Braithwaite, 62 Chorus from, Lohengrin and-for the returned from a vacation spent at Summer street. 3-room front ladies who clean up in Wall street. recessional .she rendered Mendels* Professional Services ...... a 22 Pearl street. apartment, Forest Block, Main Then comes the crash and you are their home at Coventry lake, Repairing ...... v,****,...... «? sohu’s Midsummer Night’s Dream.' s Mrs. David Gilpin ..and daughter Overhauled— Smoke Pipes Renewed. Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning ... 2* street. Phone 7541, August Kanehl, ready to enjoy the biggest laugh Mrs. Aimev Mae Pfuhder sang Toilet Goods and Service ...... 25 189 West Center street. you ever had in a motion picture Marion,' of Prospect Street, ire en­ ‘Bailey’s “Ave M^aJ* at jthe, Offer- joying a motor trip with Mis Ruth Wanted—eBusiness Service ...... 2S COURSES AND CLASSES 27 theater. : ■■■: Educational FOR RENT—DESIRABLE 6 room tb^ and "At liawntog’’; duringf the Parker through toe 'White Moim- AU Kinds of Metal Work. Courses and Classes ...... 87 EARN MORE—LEARN BEAUTY The two stars demonstrate-agaln ceremony. ' ' ■" _ tains. • Private Instruction ...... 28 tenement'thoroughly modern. Ap­ that they are supreme in the femi­ Dancing ...... culture. There is a great demand ply to J.„ P .. Tammany, 90 Main "T h e bride wore a gown,, of white nine comedy field, and they even' satin, princess style, tfimmed with Lowest Prices in Town. Musical—^Dramatic ...... 29 for trained operators. Details free street, after 5^ Wanted—Instruction ...... SO from this nationally known insti­ take second place toino male team'' lafge butterfly bow and^brange blos­ Financial Marie and Polly deserve a great big soms. Her veil was cap shape and Tax Collector’s Notice ^ Bonds—Stocks—^Mortgages ...... 81 tution, Hartford Academy of Hair­ FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT with Business Opportunities...... 32 dressing, 693 Main street, Hart­ all modem improvements, near, hand for the deft and easy manner uTis o f em broidered net ,axtd orange Prompt Service and Work Guaranteed. Money to Loan ...... * ...... 33 ford. 4 Middle Turnpike. Inquire at 38 in which they get toeir individui^ blossoms. She carried a shower Second School Disrict H*lp and Sitnations effects. Their characterizations are bouquet ;of white roses. Help Wanted—Female ...... 86 Elro street, after 5 p. m. Help Wanted—Male ...... 88 BARBER TRADE taught in day always smooth and polished. Anita 'rae maldrof .honor , was attired to: Notice is hereby,, given that the Help Wanted—^Male or Female .'. 37 and evening classes. Low tuition FOR R E N T^ ROOM TENEMENT Page and Charles Morton fum i^ nile. green ehtto. long prtoeess style, school tax of 3 'toijls qn'toe dollar Agents Wanted ...... 37-A rate. Vaughn Barber School. 14 with garage, all improvements. In­ Uie romance, and -.the comedy Js yylth ha;t-^hors^l^r to.^mstcb« Sm is due and collectable; b|i ;toe first Situation* Wanted—Female . . . . . 38 ^ rri^ ' ait' €u:m bouqi^t* oflpale Situations Wanted—Male 88 Market street. Hartford.N quire' 168 Hilli»rd street. Neatly aided by T. Roy Barnea- day* of Septem ber, 19Q0, and fo r toe ALFRED A. GREZEL Employment Agencies 40 Herbert Prior and Edward Dillon. rJn^ butterfly roses. '' piityose of ccdlecttog said tax I wlU Live Stock—Peta—Poultry—Vehicle* FOR REJTT-5 ROOM FLAT 2nd The program will also include a Following the 'ceremony ■ a ' recep­ be at my home, 104 Haynes street, PRIVATE INSTRUCTION 28 floor, all conveniences. Rent rea­ 1 Purnell Place Phone 7167 Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... *1 techoicolor revue number entitled, tion and weddiig;, breakfut W4s Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5 to I.lve Stock—"Vehicles ...... 42 sonable. Inquire 219 Summit Poultry and Supplies ...... 43 “The Pirates;” another of the Vaga­ served at the home of the bride|^s 9 O’clock P. M. (D. S. T.) street or phone 5495. father. Mrs.- B; S.;,Edgertbn' of NOnCEl—^All taxes impaid Octo­ Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 TUTORING — PUPILS OF all bond Travel reels; a cartoon com­ For ‘ Sale—Mlscellnneons edy and a selected Vitapbone act Manchester catered.'' ber 1, 1930, will be charged interest ^Vrtlcles for Sale ...... 46 grades In all subjects. Phone 3300. FOR RENT—5 large rooms, 3 Wal­ Later to the day thb happy , couple On Wednesday the paanagement at the rate of 9% from September Boats and Accessories ...... 46 nut street near Pine. Near Cheney left'for . a wedding trip to Nl^;ara Building Materials ...... 47 mills. Very reasonable. Inquire win . present 'fipother of the sertes 1st, 1930 to March 1st, 1931, and Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 48 Palls. 'They will reside at 134 High 10% for balance of toe year and MUSICAI^DRAMATIC 29 Tailor Shop, telephone 5030 or of Merchants Nights. A wonder­ Electrical Appliances—Radio ... 49 street upon their return and will be 12% for aU liens filed. Hartford 7-5651. ful collection of gifts has been as­ Fuel and Feed ...... ,....4 9 -A TEAlCHER o f p i a n o —B eginners at home to their friends after Sept­ Garden — Farm—Dairy Products 50 sembled to be presented to the hold­ Signed, Household Goods ...... 61 and more advanced pupils. For de­ FOR RENT—4 ROOM TENEMENT em ber 15. W; W. KEENEY, Machinery and T o o ls ...... 62 tails call 3369 after 5:30 p. m. ers of the lucky numbers. The bride , is a gradiiate of the CoUector. Musical Instruments...... 63 at 300 Spruce street, second floor. Office and Store Equipment . . . . 64 Inquire 302 Spruce street Dated at Manchester, August 26, 1980. I p TAKE THIS N0NseN5c;t Specials at the Stores ...... '... 66 HELP WANTED— SWIMS THE HELLESPONTE Tax Conector’s Notice < Ttfg.flAVA- Wearing Apparel—F u rs ...... 57 FOR RENT—5-ROOM FLAT with blanket if i FANNY f Wanted—To Buy ...... 68 FEM ALE 35 all modem improvements. Apply JO WE8L0 Rooms—Board-HotelB-Resorts 16 Cambridge street or telephone AT TO0$ 14 TF WtnVlWMf y Rcstanrnnt* Istanbul, Turkey, Aug. 26— (AP) Fifth SdioolDistrid . this Rooms Without Board ...... 69 SALESLADY WANTED for our 3679. CHARMENG HOME node Pic- BAD U/CK toilet goods department, must be —Mercedes Gleitz, British swimmer, Boarders W anted...... 59-A to private life, Mrs. Patrick Carey, Notice is hereby given that;tofi SIGN IN THE Country Board—Resorta ...... 60 bright, attractive and energetic. Six rooms and sun parlor, fire­ today swam the Hellespont for the school tax o f S'pfiU s on .to® dollar' X THINK; CCNTCA. Hotels—Restaurants ...... 61 Apply Employment Department, FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement at place. colored tiia bath, steam heat, TriRCCPPSdS Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... 62 second time, to three hours and is due and, coUectable on the; first ponV y w Real Estate For Rent J. W. Hale Company. 53 Spruce street. Telephone 3341. day qf September, 1930, and for the spacious front and rear halls, hard WRTWATf three minutes. wood floors, several .closets, oqated THAr4;JUST f o ^ ? Apartments, Flats. Tenements , . 63 The English girl, who failed seven pnipose of coUectoig^said: tax-I will Business Locations for Rent . . . 64 3 ROOM SUITE, new Johnson be at my home, 67 WetoereU Street, garage, laundry. In fact a complete fOOAO«XA» “T Houses for Rent ...... 65 SITUATIONS WANTED— Block, all modern improvements. times to swim the English chahnel>. Suburban for Rent ...... 66 previously had conquered the Dar­ Tuesdays and-Thursda3rs from 5 to w ell'b^t brand new house for 2500 Summer Homes for R e n t ...... 67 FEM ALE 38 Phone Aaron Johnson 3726 or jani­ 9 O’clock P. M., ID. S. T.) down, balance pay u rent. lids Wanted to R e n t...... 68 tor 7636. danelles Strait at its widest point in two hours and forty-five minutes. NOTICE—^All taxes unpaid Octo­ is your opportunity If interested. Real Estate For Sale WANTED — POSITION AS cook ber 1, 1930, will be (tolled toteiest Apartment Building for Sale . . . 69 for small family or wlH care for FOR ■ RENT— ROOM FLAT, first Conditions were unfavorable to­ ' Nice little.poifitry place, S acres, Business Property for S a le ...... 70 day for a record. ’The previous at the rate of 9% from September ho}^ 6 .^m s, steam.. beat, elec- Farms and Land for S a le ...... 71 sick person. Telephone 8534. floor, in good condition, at 73 Ben­ ton street. Inquire Home Bank & swito was from the, Asiatic to the 1st, 1930 to Marqh .1st, 1931, and tri^ty; 'dandy locatioh in town. Houses for Sale ...... 72 10%-for balance of toe . year and Lots for Sale ...... 78 Trust Company. European glde. Today she reversed Ftice only ’25,600. i Easy, terms. Resort Property for Sals ...... 74 LIVE STOCK- the direction. A large crowd wit­ 12% for all liens filed. . V Suhurban for Sale ...... lo VEHICLES FO R REN T— 6 ROOM TgSSNEMENT nessed the ffiat. , S lm ed , ‘ Real Estate tor Exchange...... 76 at S3 Spencer street, garage and The swim m er wfiB m arried A ug. W AUfe.G. simw, R O ^ B J ^ J : Wanted—Real Estate...... 77 . Golector.' Anctlon—Legal Notice* chicken coop, all Improvementis. In­ 9 and came 'i^th her Iri/m ’ .lOW .UaIn;:/; Legal Notices ...... 78 FOR SALE—NEW MILCH COW. quire 15 St| Lawrence street Tel. bridegroom e^ecially for the Helles­ Zteted at Manchester, " " " Fire an^ AntomobOe-liisaranoe 319 Gardner street. Tel. 6016. 8820. pont feat. ; August 25,1930. ^ ;

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V -‘i. . Rir Percy L. OtMby [•■ /■ c-f SKIPPY •y* .. . . . S E N S lT W ^ l<81 I^Pj^FA^lSAYS m- • -«K.-¥ ■ r i ->k V a FiWk/OMii T « < ^ .« u yA .T A , It isn’t lo« iliat-wakw .ft nm ‘TUWiyBT ( treat his rtooniji v«e'better than T'K tCTTiM* UFR Pa r y v A m ' ] USefA.BOTrfXfi, TH6M T'tL Ui^TWAT the first. ^ 4 . l i b r a e. - i; \a/€ 'M tfolM*'AFT«C TH€Se ’ ^ . ir's^ MIM ,OA YOU TO w a n t TO i, C«HR .OVCRj. . S 0RR.Y r AIN): TO tfuys. wcLL, OP couRS,r KMi -figw ci Btni iR r- v a i ' ^ 6 iv # a a i m a . -' Mrs. X,-~3!|^eae luniinouB. paints i- p:VlGP Y A “ ^C€TlS‘€ fii' SAYS ,TRUTH A/kvtR W AS for? :v6scv STRSer m o w . t h f tiCKCO V6T AM' MOT PACKCT w h o m THCY8ttA»if Mrs. X.—We paint baby’s face Pl a <;6 i,aiisi'y L.mF f t use to w a s with them and then in the night we fiOlM' To pall OOWM OM THIS LAYIW* DOWN 0»^- .^an give him his bottle without get­ V€M T w eV TH6 JO6 p o u u s . e v e n v B o o v / ting a Ughk. w 1 ^’"*" pk6?iLE.‘ 0 V T hV COLCAR. MOWAOAVfi WANTS TO “ Nurse— Come and see what the ACT S0M€TH«M* POR doctor brought your mother. NOTH i M’. i t ' s TM g Tommy— Yes, ^ and I bet she ' Peopum*s PAuuT blames me. He wouldn’t have hnown where we lived if I hadn’t got the ^FOR MOT POMt&HiWO TRe flu. - _ jACKereefts I Remembered ' 1930 ! J* Britain rights rcMrvttf He^^was so kind in Uttle things, i King Festant SiTHUtfate, Inc. ______A welcome smile, a friendly nod. It seemed td us that all his life He walked along the road with God. No monument has marked his g^rave, (kAnP By Fontaine Fda OUR BOARDINGHOUSE B u£ love was with him to the end. QNtA The Toonerville Trolley That Meets All the Trains And in the hearts of those he knew ; . By Gene Ahern He left the memory o f a friend. When some' pec^le go fishing they catch nothing but an eight- They were talking rather confi-[ pound lie, e o WILEV IS HAVING HIS DRUG STORE MOVED OVER W Ett * A TEW VqU dentiallv in the club. j CtVPE WAS ^LLIMG f r o m m a i n STR EE T t 6 THE SOUTH END OF THAT MAKES Williams— But surely, you and .ME '^ A T ' EPISOAj GcrT-Tti your wife are as one? The truly poor are those who E X T R A R O U 6 h s t r e t c h OF TROUUEY TRACK . 7^ SUI^ BAy WARMER.PASSIL‘3 Watson— Of course, I know we ; must buy cheaper cuts of beef In <5iiMP OLA VOLI WITH -should be but we are not. As a A CAKE 0”F IC H 2 I order to afford nice stockings. Mi s (jLiE-S-floMAJAIDE, Bdrr matter of fact, we are ten. Williams— Ten! How do you make I Bare Nowadays Nba’ RE (SlUiAicSi QLtTj^ u s r C WMlCI^ WfVL S-rRlK5 -T«E that out? i “There is a perfect-gentleman,” QPOU/OP FIRST. FALLfUe FROM > Watson— W^ll, she’s the one, and I said the nearsighted lady as the beg- (Sr s k u l l VOARMERS I’m the nought. ' gar gracefully doffed his bat and , TbR WCRLP o r -tfeLl t e e t , a pi/a held it before him. O R A s a f e 2 IF VOLi Poi/GT The flapper’s 3 “r’s” seem to be: A N S W E R ! Rouging, riding and racing, while IM A ^y PIREC-flOLi AT-THE Remember when a fellow kissed a vaJkIa - T a r e her chums daily “d’s” are dancing, girl before the days of rouge the H POLE^ w Ma T p ir e c T oa^ ■M dating and dining. only flavor he got was grirl? WOULP \T BE ? What if London naval conference When your business runs smooth­ did cost the United States govern­ ly for 8UI long as a week at one ment a half million dollars? We | time heaven will be the next stop. never got out of a war that cheap. | Violin— The leading lady seems First Lawyer—You're a cheat. |to have a break in her enimciAtion Second Lawyer— You’re a liar. j this evening. Judge—Now that these parties i Orchestra Leader— Say, you keep have identified each other, we will ■ your eyes on the music. proceed with the case. i ------First Doc—You look worried. An Enemy Is a Potential Friend Second Ditto— I am. I have a You Don’t Yet Understand. ; very puzzling case. A flapper wants ------I to be vaccinated and Insists I vac- Ihey say Mr. Destyle is financlsd- i cinate her where it won’t show, ly embarrassed. . , , . J Well, he’s horribly in debt, but it | would take more than that to em­ REAL GOLF BUG barrass him. : The Nurse: It’s a boy. Divorce is a novel thrill. In fact, j Confirmed Golfer: Hurrah! A cad­ it’s the splice of life. i die!— Answers. ) i r . POSITIVELY John: What happened when he NCE j . ' I S asked for her photograph? Jack: She replied in the negative. UPON — Answers,

A T IM E .-' SHE’S THE BANKER W 4 § X 3M E m o r e o f I I kA ^ M iS CRAMIUM j Chester: What became of your -v/ S6crfitrftT*y ? c - ^g^SERS=8.2l^ Lincoln: I married her and now CFont»ln* Fo*. 1930 she’s my tr-sasurer.— ^Answers. BEFORE—AND AFTER WASHINGTON TUBBS a Nerves of Steel By Crane Before they were married he whis­ 1 pered to her: '■■iHE MORE hopeless THE SIT- ^ "Were I drowrdng in the middle ' O MREi \;KLAS\*TrtERE ARE NO CANNON BALLS, TrtEN L0M>\ 'T IS Too LPT£ To OMSK B^CkTO•m£ CA.N'HON. TWtV MiE rtOPE- 'VNE'.ARE j.TUETROOPS WAVE STUPlPLV CAST I 'EM WlT»\ * uatvOn , t n e calmer he grows, of the Atlantic, you would be the — ^LESSW OUTNUMBERED. OEFEW SEEMS CERTAIN,* BUT EASY. r POOMEP.'v/ tv\EM ASVOEIb FASTER PURSUE Tv\y STONES AN WE S-rUDlES TWe RlNER, SWIFT ANP last person I’d think of.” &0ES ABOUT LEISURELS, FORMING WIS MEN INTO A LINE OF BATTLE. After they were married he made — ------—------a— ---- 1--- - • _ _ _ ENEMV^ gravel. TBEACWEROUS, AS THOLN A PAV the same speech— and she hit him PREAM, with a plate.— Tit-Bits. c a u g At w Ru'Jyard -K i p* HIS FRIEND 1 ling, noted po­ TRAP et and authot, Wife: The dressmaker says she obtained a job won’t make, me another dress until CKTCHES UP WITH on a San Fran­ you pay her accoimt. TROOPS TO FINP them cisco newspaper Husband: Splendid! I’ll write and IN PERIL OP MASSACRE. as a reporter, thank her.— Passing' Show. but ■ was fired HUCjE ^RMVeS OF.TME after covering i WNNTOM kiMG EMERGE his ■ first story Fair Customer: Is this a pedigree FROM mOlNG T0 TR^P because the'edi­ dog? U\S FORCE IN • tor thought Kip­ Dog Fancier: Pedigree! Why, if RIVER BENP. ling could n o t this dog could talk he wouldn’t ■ 'TYfite.'"" speak to either of us.—Answers. NEtJS •MSTC . i NIM UNMOV/ED. J-j.

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♦ r ;eneral dancing. EMEBOENOY DOCTOBS relay team in the .statci- Prizes ^yfll 6f Ihh ^ ^ ■ o . be awarded in a ll events'. wi^ b^ a n ^ u °< ^ i^y Josm A:- o®'' Dr. G. A- F. Lundberg, (teL UiCALYOUrHWDB At 4 p. m. the Windsor band will Ridder oTaurtfbrd through piMW- 6639) and Dr. T. F. Sloan, (teL render a*w>neiert proi£ram^i^,.ah.^e ful'uniflifiers that wUl be installed 6128) will be available for The Herald latest l?eW* Yor^' hits direct from b^ kldhal concern that will'^b^®, emergen^ calls tomorrow. W.P.I.SCHOURSHIP Broadway. At-4!30 p.-'nL,..Gi^dl it pqseiblft to hear «y«ry, annfuni^- Bdwarii S. PicdtdtJ wiU' de- mehtVftbm many^'secrions of riie T SOUTH MRNCHCSTER ■ CONN a abort address froni tiiil band>- parii besidb those seated ^ in the stand. 'From 5™p. in. td.-6 p. in. din­ grand stand., Special ' coinmitteeB Edgar Ansaldi, 140 Maple J Tenip Anmial Fidd Day to ner be serv^ in the dining hall. are as follows: Ways and Meafis; ABOUT TOWN At 6:30 p. m. the most colorful part Walter Neilson; Ticket, Bebj®°dn That window displays of local Meny; Printing, Alfred LiUey; Dec­ SHOP TOMORROW FOR 'THESE merchants featuring school supplies bo je U at Charter Oak of the program will take place in Tup«i TiTHiin Murdock of Walker Street, Gels $150 Award « 'r- . front of the grand stand when -the orations, Mrs. Alice Collins; Gate, street ai^d Ifiss Katherine Schuetx herald the opening of school next i various Rebekah drill teams will George Rowell; Reception, John of Prospect street have returned Wednesday, September S. P a r i September 6 coinpete. AU'of the teams have most Hamflton; PubUcity, Miss CHtwfys after si>ending a vacation at Atlan* for Standing. strlMng: uniforms and will' enter: a Tracy; .Qrills, George Froech ,and W ^esday MerningSpedak tic City, Philadelphia and Allen­ That, speaking of embarrassing competitive drill contest. Music, will Charles Nyack. town. incidents how about the one that be furnished by. the Windsor band.' Edgar Ansaldi, son of Mr. and happened at the meeting of the Ma­ The-; Odd Fellows and Rebekah Each team will be allowed fifteen Store Closes Wednesday at Noon ^ I Mrs. Minnie Tedford and daughter Mrs. Battista Ansaldi of 140 Maple jors football team last week. Lodg^ (ff this section of Connecti­ mlnubes to display their ability. The NORTH END PAPER M l^ - liUie, of Paterson, N. J., are visiting street and a graduate of Manchester cut wiil gather at Charter Oak Park followtng" teams have entered to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tedford of 65 High School, class of 1928, has been That the climax in novelty has on S4turday, September 6, where date: Uherty Rebekah Lodge and Walnut street and other relatives in awarded a scholarship at Worcester been reached with the appearance the tenth annual field day will'be Princess • Rebekah Lodge. ' The CLOSES FOR REPAffiS One Group _ - town. Polytechnic Institute where he has of the soap golf balls in local stores held dYtarting at l.p . m. and running judges' for the. drill will be . com­ “WEIR-EVER” ALUMINUMWARE been taking the mechanical engin­ . . . and that if made of the “It imtil Midnight with some sort of an posed of drill masters from Spring- Miss Abbie Ambrose, daughter of eering course since graduation from Floats” variety they should prove s attraction being underway . from field, Mass:, including* W. H; Newell, ’The mui street plant of the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ambrose of High School. The scholarship great help on the water hazards. start ito finish. The. gener^ commit­ H. B. Nooney^. Wkhur Packard, E. Rogers’' Paper Manufacturing Com­ 50c Columbvis street wUl be married to amounts to $150 for the first semes­ tee, of arrangements is headed by H. Stromwell, E. E. Panier, J. A. pany closed down yesterday for a Three popular “Wear-Ever” aluminum cooking utensUs John Zelenakas on September 8. ter. If the average marks of last That local golf fans are express­ Marcus Hamilton of Crescent Lodge Nelson and Mr. Whitmore. week whUe men are now working have been repriced for tomorirow morning only at 50c each. year are gialntalhed, tuition will be ing regret that Johnny Farrell and of Haat,Hartford assisted by Wil­ The Kornm Sanctorum Patrol, A. on clearing up the pond nem^tne Choice of a seamless bread or meat losff pan, a deep stew pan Mrs. Archie Gardner of East furnished the local boy during the Horton Sniith were not paired with liam -B *^s of Central Lo^ge of M. O. S.,Tone of the leading Korum Twiii and'making other changes.rin with fiat bottom, and a six cup muffin pan. Popular items Haven and her son and daughter entire junior year. two of Manchester’s link stars, Middletown, Fred Wagner of • Conr. teams'in; this section of New Eng­ the plant Most of the men working that are iseful in every home. Sho^ early! Tomorrow' will return to their home in East “Andy” as he was familiarly 'Pnentioning the names of Bill Mar-' necticUt Lodge, Hartford, Miss Mar­ land will give an exhibition drill that in the TTini wiU be employed in the morning only—50c each. \ Haven after spending several weeks known to his classmates in the local, garet' Downey of Orpha- Rebekah won for them many^ prizes in various Alumlnima—^Basement ’’ tin. Country Club pro, and Jack parts ,of the coimtry. Music fbr the repair and cleaning up process While with Mrs. Gardner’s father, Joseph High School, was not active in class Cheney, local amateur champ. ' Lodg^ of'Windsor and Alfred Ulley others are transferred to other miUs Ferguson of Foster street. affairs or sports while in school; his of charter Oak Lodge, Hartford. drill be furnished by the Wind­ only affiliation being with the The * committee have j arranged a sor band. From 9 p. m. to 10:30 p. of the system. The company ims re­ $1.00 58-Inch That if there is only one rainy cently piurchased a cotton mill in Mrs. Louise P. Strickland return­ French Club. On several occasions very attractive program and they m. dancing-''-wiH bn-OTjoye# in the Sunday during the coming month dancerhalk- •AJt lOr^^a^short inter- Massachusetts where they are* mak­ Felt Tams Table Damask ed to her home in Brooklyn today he attained the honor roll. local baseball and football will con­ expect between fifteen and twenty after spending the summer with Mr. On entering Worcester Tech, Ed­ thousand members and friends of mlssioin -.wUl be'' held*, 'When the ing the cotton output that isito be Yard flict in that the winner of the cru­ awarding;Of prises will tidee idace used in a process of flmshing paper. and Mrs. Charles J. Strickland of gar tried out toh the freshmen cial West Sides-Manchester Green the Order. The event will open with 25c 50c Main street. basketball team but failed to make an Automobile parade starting from Regular $1.00 grade of felt Heavy table damask in the grade and thereafter confined game, September 7, will meet the. the South Green at 1:15 p. m., that tarns to close-out tomorrow assorted floral patterns with Miss Elsie Robinson 64 Benton his efforts to the excellent engineer­ Bon Ami in a three game series will include many 1930 models of morning. Tan, white, blue and colored borders in blue, gold street has returned from a Week’s ing course that the Worcester which will run into October—if it various makes and decorated cars green colors only. Emd green. 58 Inches wide. vacation at Brighton Beach, Old school afforded. His many friends rains—and the football season is that Will compete for przes. After a Main Floor, rear Main Floor, left Lyme. and dossmates are pleased to learn scheduled to open on the last Sun­ short street parade the cars will go of the honor that has come to him day in September. ^ to Charter Ook' Park where they 59c to $1.00 Solid Color Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Schailer through his untiring application to will be on exhibition and the prizes of Florence street are planning to his studies. awarded. — USE YOUR MONEY CREDIT Percale Aprons Rayon Satin leave tomorrow for a motor trip to PRINCIPAL TO MEET ‘ At 2 p. m. General Chairnaan Mar­ Yard Seventh Lake in the Adirondacks cus Hamilton and members of . his. V business man or a merchant needs cash he does cot 50c and Thousand Islands. LOCAL BOYS CLAIM committee will arrive at the pa^ hesitate a moment to use his'Credit Record to obtain a loan. He 50c A popular fabric for pajamas, HIGH SCHOOL PDPILS by airplane from Brainard, field. The docs not consider it a disgrace to be short of cash; he is not em­ Attractive, neat percale cushions, draperies, slips and Mr. and Mrs. John A. Trotter committee will be escorted from the barrassed in any way by the people who are loaning him the aprons in bright colored prints. money.. -The entire transactfen is a pri'vate, confidential busi­ other items. Gold, rose, blue, have returned from their wedding KITE FLYING CROWNi^IC. P.„ Quimby„ • at Office Dailyn .u v center of the field to the track in Coverall style only. Regular green and la'vender. Wash­ trip to Maine shore resorts and ^ont of the gprand stand by the T. R. ness deal and everyone concerned is perfectly satisfied. 59c to $1.00 grades. able. 40 Inches wide. Montreal, Canada. They are at ~~~~ , . ! Except Thursdays to Consult Martin Canton of Waterbury headed Everybody naturally cannot be a business man or a mer­ Main Floor, rear Main Floor, left present making their home with Let Out 10,000 Feet of String, Studies. by the Girl Sebuts Fife and Bugle chant, nevertheless everybody can be short of cash, but a good Mr. Trotter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. j in Flying Kite Here—Hope Corp of Springfield composed of character gives everyone a certain Credit Record, toerefore the Annesley Trotter of 15 Bigelow j to Beat Own Record. Principal' Clarence P. Quimby is forty-five pieces. The Canton will ’ thing for toem to do is to turn that Credit Record* Into C!ash. Large, 22x44-Inch in his Manchester High school office then give an exhibition drill on th e; Your Character Record, plus yomr own security is good for street. any amoirnt up to $300.00 at our office. Interest at Three and While other boys have been at­ daily except Thursdays for the pur­ track in front of the stand. At 2:30; TURKISH BATH TOWELS Miss Mary Draghi, daughter of tempting to gain fame by tree sit­ pose of consultation with pupils and p. m. the first half of the athletic' One-Half Per Cent per month on the unpaid balance just for the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Draghi of 47 ting ^ two______other ______Manchester_____ young-^ ___ their ^parents _ in regard to school events under the chairmanship of. ac^udl time the money’s in use. We make loans without en­ 2'” 50c Summer street is spending the week j gters have sought fame in another. work. His office hours are from 9 Herbert Peterson will be held until, dorsers, without delays and on terms suited to your own con­ No doubt, you need dozens of new towels after a hard with friends in Hartford. , manner. They are Lewis James o f ' to 12 in the morning and 1 to 5 in 3 p. m. when an exhibition of thej veniences. f summer’s use on your towel supply. Tomorrow we are of­ j Charter Oak street and John Me- the afternoon.afternoon, On Wednesday eve- Scout work will'.^ given by the’j Some of the best people right in your neighborhood are fering the best looking, fluffy turkish towels with colored bor­ Miss Helen Swanson of Proctor Cooke of Wells street who lay claim ningff he will be in his office from 7 Springfield Girl Scouts and the Fife] among our satisfied' customers,: You irill like our friendly, and ders in blue, rose, gold and green at 2 for 50c. Large size, Road, who is to be married next I to the kite flying championship. until 9 o’clock. and Bugle Corp will render 6 con-1 courteous sendee too; come in today and be convinced or phone 22x44 inches. month to Ralph Hennequin, was the ! This pair succeeded in getting Mr. Quimby stated today that the cert program. From 3:30 p. m. un-! 7281. *• ------Towels—^Main Floor, left guest of honor at a miscellaneous their kite out a distance of 10,000 examination period for pupils who til 4 p. m. the balance of the athletic^ gift shower given last evening at feet. Lack of string prevented a have, been tutoring during the sum­ events will be' held. The athletic the home of Miss Mary Miner, 88 longer flight, the boys said. Of mer on make-up work will be held events will consist of dashes, for ^ Japanese Round Woven Laurel street. About twenty of her course It was impossible for the next week Tuesday morning at 9 men, women and children, three- Ideal Finandng Association, Inc. legged races, potato races, shoe Shopping Bags Mexican Baskets former schoolmates amd associates boys to tell the altitude the kite o’clock in room 14 on the main floor 853 Mmn St., Boom S, Park Bldg., South Manchester, Cohn. in the state motor vebicle depsut- reached, but it is safe to assume of thg^school. C. L. Wigren will su­ races, egg and spoon races and a ment were present. A buffet limch pervise. In the meantime parents 50c that ■ it reached one third the dis­ 50c Handled Mexican woven bas­ was served. The decorations were tance. It took a very alert pair of or pupils wishing to consult Princi­ Straw braid woven shopping yellow and green. A jolly evening pal Quimby on scholastic matters kets which can be used as a eyes to see more than a speck in the bags in gay assorted colorings. shopping bag or to carry lunch­ was spent with games and the usual sky. have that opportunity. pastimes. The bride-to-be received 12 and 13 inch sizes. eons. lO-inch size only. Once when the kite was being let IF w U R C i^ Basement many lovely gifts. out the string broke and it was only Basement by some fast sprinting that the end H toTFO R D GAS VICTIM jjM BLSH)% f^ Charles M. Murphy of Hamlin . was captured. It took a full hour £xpeit) street has a fine display of gladiolus to maneuver the kite back to a safe LOOK! from him farm at Coventry at the RELEASED BY POUCE Robinsonls Auto Supply landing and darkness had set in be- ; 415 Main St. Phone 4848 “Self-Serve’^ Specials anmifti show of the Connecticut fore it was finally brought back to i -for- Gladiolus society which opened this earth. If a suitable wind is obtain- ■ afternoon at the old state house in i Amos Pettisen, who with his wife THE LAST WEEK OF AUGUST ONLY. ,able, . .. an . attempt may be madec ,,to i were found overcome by gas at From 9 to 12 Wednesday Only I Hartford. Mrs. Charles Hevenor of beat this record, but first of all. ^t 48 Charter Oak street Wapping also has an extensive ex­ James and McCooke must secure ' early ^ vfist«rdavyesterday morninemorning and was Hemstitched Free ! Clapp’s Favorite or Shelton’s hibit in the same upper hall of the some more stout twine. building. Despite the drougth and ; unable to appear in the Manches- To The First Four Customers storms the glads are worth going a j ter police station yesterday morn- All Stamped Goods% | long way to see. HERITAGE-HINES i ing to show his driving license, as i he was supposed to do, came to the , Sold on I PEARS Mr- and Mrs. Arthur H. niing of ------j police station last evening to re- A SAVING OF 20% Stonington arrived at Teachers Hall Miss Lillian Hines, daughter of i port. Aug. 2^ 26 and 27 | today. Mr. Uling is the new vice- Mrs. Caroline Hines, of 154 North He was weak and pretty well un- I -on- 16 quart School street, was married Saturday ; nerved but wished to be here, he principal of Manchester High school Basket succeeding Ralph W. Proctor who to John Edward Heritage, son of | told the police, to make arrange- Mrs. Elliott’s Shop j went to Wellesley, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Heritage, of 56' ments for his continuation of any Grand'view street. The ceremony j charge that might be brought Room 4 853 Main St I FOUR KELVINATOR MODELS Now is the time to can pears. Ehijoy them'this winter! was performed at 2 o’clock at the | against him, left Manchester a Mr. and Mrs. M- J- Donahue of Freezes Ice Cubes in 80 Minutes. Henry street have returned from home of 'the bride by Rev. H. F. R. ! much happier man than he was Small Pickling Onions, 16 quart basket...... 50c Black Point where they have been Stechholz, pastor of the Evangelical j when he came in. Hb was informed Your Chance to Buy One of the Finest vacationing for two weeks. Lutheran church. Miss Emma | ^^lat after a further investigation cf Refrigerators Made. P mid G White Naphtha Soap, 12 bars ...... 50c Hines was her sister’s bridesmaid ; t^e case he' was not wanted by the Woodworth’s Pure Cider Vinegar, gallon jug ...... 50c and Earl Loveland was Mr. H eri-• pgueg ijj Manchester. SPECIAL I (Including the jug) Mr. and Mrs. Williim Zorkis and tage’s best man. their daughter Adella of 169 Hil­ BEGINNING TODAY The bride wore a blue georgette LINDYS TO SEE RACES ’ Foiif Diff erent Size Boxes David Harum’s Sweet Wrinkled Peas, 4 cans ...... 50c liard street left Saturday night on a go'wn ■with hat to match and carried CHILDREN’S week’s automobile tour through Hale’s Famous Evening Luxury Tea, lb. pkg...... 50c an arm bouquet of Madame Butter­ New York, Aug. 26.— (AP) — A Model to Meet Your Needs! Maryland and Pennsylvania accom­ fly roses and lilies of the valley. The HAIRCUT As good as'most selling for twice the price. Orange Pdcoe panied by Joseph Phillips of Wind­ Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lind­ Save Dollars! Mend. bridesmaid wore a brown ensemble bergh, intend to visit the National Buy Now! sor. with hat to match and carried an air races in Chicago some time be- Also calming jars, preserving jars and canning rings at the arm bouquet of pink Premier roses. LADIES lowest prices in town. Memorial Lodge, Knights of l fore their conclusion, but the press The bride’s ^ ft to her brides­ I of business here prevented the Pythias, will meet tomorrow night maid was a ring, and the bride­ 1 colonel' from flying to Chicago to- 35c in the Balch and Brown lodge hall. WEDNESDAY MORNING ONLY! groom’s gift to his best man was a I day with his wife. TONY CATALANO Alfred A. Grezel nfilitary set. He told the Associated Press that. Miss Grace Robertson^f Oakland Mr. and Mrs. Heritage on their | when they do go they ■will be able BARBER 1 Purnell Plkfee Phone 7167 Sound, Ripe street, and her nephew Douglas return from a motor trip to Maine i remain only for a brief visit. 316 Center Street Robertson of Henry street, left to­ *will make their home for the pres- I day for Bethlehem, N. H. Before re­ ent with the bride’s mother. j ------;------turning they will visit Camp Wa- TOMATOES we-nock Owaissa at South Casco, Me., and bring back Miss Eleanor BENEFIT MUSICAL 2lbit^^GUESS Robertson who has been spending a . 2 3 pound month at the camp. Thurs., Ang. 28, 4 P. M., D. S. T. lmrbtak^//atrT^ At Mrs. Alexander Bonce’s, basket Mrs. Louisa Pinner of West Aus­ Bolton Lake tralia, who recently visited Mrs. J. Adm. S5o. Children 26c. MAC’S GARAGE P. Blackwood, 119 Center street, en­ Xhrepybody W drom e. Mandiester Green Good, sound, ripe tomatoes—just right fqr canning. joyed her first ride in an aeroplane last Saturday. In company* with her sister, Mrs. Margaret Anderson, of Hartford, Mrs. Pinner took her first air ride before her, return to .Australia by way of England on Health Market Specials Monday. Mrs. Pimer is the wife of a well-to-do rancher living near USED CARS Perth, Australia, who will have For circunmavigated the earth before \- 5 0 c 50c her return to Perth, at Christmas 2 lbs. Fresh Sausage 1 lb. Sugar Cured Bacon time. That Are Good Meat« t (Rindless-sliced) lbs. Lean Lamb Stew Principal WUcox will bp in the Some Exceptional Boys hi Used Cars That Have Traded 1 lb. :esh Beef liver office of the Connecticut Business in for 1931 Bnicks. College, Odd Fellows Block to m eet Tender^Shoulder Steak, 2 lbs...... 50js parents every day and evening this 1928 BiiicE Sedan> like new. ' ' week.—^Adv. Tod have some things of such importance and value that it Freidi Beef Stew, 2^4 Ihs. .50c 1927 Buick Sedan, perfect condition^^ Is vital they shaQ guarded from loss by fire, theft and mis­ placement. You may alis» have private and confidential papers t %------:---^ Mn)GET 1927Buick Standard Coupe. which you wish to keep from prj^g and spying eyes...... ' ~ '.1 rr..rtr- SMOKE SHOE Nash Sedan, First Class Shape; ' / \ Former Location of SOdget \ Barber Shop A private safe deposit box in our vatdt assured yon-not: only South o f P ost OfDoe Hup Sedan, a ' WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. absolute protection but also the utmost of privacy in connection 4 Local and Ont of Town Dodge Sedan, a Chr That is a Buy. , the examination of your property at . any time.' All this; can be NEWSPAPERS Imd f6 r less than Ic Pier day* , ! Funeral Directors These Cars Sold With Guarantee. ESTABLISHED 55 YEARS MAGAZINES ^ Orders Taken lor All Periodicals CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. Delivered to Your Home* Ton Can Rdy on a Bnldc Dealer’s Word." x Tobaeoo T | Cigarettes K.< Anderson Phone: Office 5171 o u d i: 3 Soda Vvtf..! Reti*itee7494 Ice Oream r Stationery J.M; -Si SOOTR MANCHESTER c o n n ; iff ‘.tf- JOHN HOSTETTLER BUICK AGENCY Prointotor < u • Phone 7220 : C6r. 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