iNET PRESS RUN “I THE WEATHER. AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION Cloudy tonight. Probably show OP THE EVENING HERALD ers Tuesday. Little change in tem for the month of May, 1920. perature. 4,915 anthpBter lEufUing feraUi ______„ ------Cotaa- (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE VOL. XLIV., NO. 223. Classified Adrertising on Page 8 Will Fly to Paris CHARCOAL PIT I Best Speller in U. S. OAEAN DM U S Sen. Warren, Dean of Congress, I TOBACCO BILL EXPEa SUNKEN RESUME PAPER Begins Eighty-third Year Today OF NATION NOW $.51 TO COME TO ‘TRAGEDY’ STIRS I Washington, June 21. — Thcj.common sense, a willingness to Ira- dean of congress in age and ser prove himself every day and a de IS SURFACETODAY MARIMROUGH M A W SOON vice, Sen. Francis E. Warren, Re sire to serve his nation first, his <» ■■ publican of W'yoming, today enter constitutents second, to the best of ed his eighty-third year, cne of the his ability.” oldest men ever to serve in the na While in the Senate, W'arren has More Money Goes to Lady This Evening or Tomorrow American Writing Paper tional legislature. seen eight men elected to the presi Little Town “ Agog” Over With a record of ne.arly 34 y.'irs dency. They were Presidents Harri in tue Senate, W.a;re i lias succeed son, Cleveland, McKinley, Roose Nicotine Than Ever Was Morning Set for Final Most Excitement in Years Company Reorganizes; ed to the post formerly held by velt, Taft, Wilson, Harding and •'Uncle Joe” Cannon. His advice to Coolidge. Aside from his deanship, Effort to Bring Up the May Dispose of Plant; office holders, based on his ex Warren also holds two more unique Spent for Booze; 88 F as Hunt for “Burned” periences covering three decades ot honors— he Is the only Medal-of- American political life, is this: I honor man in Congress and its only lion Cigarettes in Year. Tomh of 24 Men. Man Goes On. 4 Ready in 24 Hours. "The public servant must have ' union army veteran. ______I I Washington. June 21.—The New London, June 21.—With A reorganization of the Amerl- j state police and others yester ESTATES SEIZURE United States spends by far more 24 bodies of the crew believed to can Writing Paper Company com-1 COP BEATERS LOSE day tore down a charcoal pit be for tobacco than it ever did for li be within the hull, the navy will pleted at tlie firm’s main offices in j longing to TA’iHiam Cassella that quor. attempt late today or tomorrow stood just over the town line from Holyoke. Mass., Saturday means j IN TROLLEY RACE FAILS IN GERMANY More money is annually burned morning to raise the sunken sub that the braneli of tliat company ; Marlborough in Gilead, in a vain i Pauline Bell, 13, of Clarkson, Ky., up in sacrifice to My Lady Nicotine Lieutenant A. P. Snody, Rear Ad marine S-51 from the ocean grave where It has rested since seven search for the i-euiains of Howard | defeated 2 5 boys and girls from all located in Oakland will soon be in i in this country than all the rest of miral Moffet’s aide, has just been ■\Vilcox of Marlborough, presumed operation. The Herald learned j the -world combined. months ago when it was rammed to have been burned to death, try over the United States to win the Vote Is 27 to 1 in Favor But Americans this year will con picked to accompany Captain Rene and sunk by the steamer City of 1925 spelling championship at authoritively today that either of I New Britain Youths, Flee in Fonck of P’rance on the attempt to Rome, fourteen miles east of Block ing to extinguish the pit fire which two plans ill regard to the Oakland j sume probably $1,500,000 worth of had gotten beyond his control. Washington, D. C. tobacco, on the basis of May tax fly from America to Paris. Island. Only three ot the crew of They found bones, which the state mill will be followed by the Ameri- ! Electric Car, Police Fol Too Few Go to Polls to collections of the Bureau of Inter 37 were saved. Nine bodies have police took away with them for can Writing Paper Company. 1 nal revenue, made public today, in so far been recovered. expert examination and determina ' The mill will be operated as a dicating that smoking is increasing After two months of labor 130 I branch of the writing paper firm in tion of the question whether they low in Another. Validate It. rapidly. feet beneath the sea on the ill- were those of a human being. KEPT MUM ABOUT ' the very near future, or the local 88 Billion Cifiarettes. 200 ,0 0 0 AT MASS fated submarine, twenty divers Cassella visited the charcoal j plant will be sold, in either case it Treasury figures showed that the and a fleet of salvage vessels were plant Saturday night, but could 1 is practically assured that opera- prepared today fOr their supreme Plainville. June 21.— Four New Berlin. June 21.— Although the country will consume approximate- find no trace of Wilcox who had ; tioiis will be started at tlie mill effort. A “ towing bridle’’ was at GIFT OF $12 5,0 00 movement for dispossession of /the 'ly 22,600,000,000 cigarettes. 6,- OPENING CONGRESS been left in charge and who had j soon. Britain youths will be tried before 087.000,000 cigars, 378,843,000 tached to the stern of the vessel, no helper except Wilcox’s coat, ■ Friction AVithin Finn a justice of the peace here this ev former German royalty has been pounds of smoking and chewing to the last step prepartory to the at hanging on a limb near the pit. j I The Oakland mill has been shut ening on a variety of charges. In defeated, the German press today bacco, and 33,700,000 pounds of tempted resurrection of the sub There was evidence that the pit j • down for nearly two years. A tax cluding resisting arrest and escap regards the result as “ a victory! snuff, marine. tender had been fighting an overj Vare Backer Didn't Mention i matter caused friction within the ing from an ofLcer. They were Eucharistic Festival Gets ■\Veathcp Favors ' that is but little better than de Tobacco taxes for the year end hot fire. i I firm and nearly all tlie activities taken on the western outskirts for ing June 30 were estimated at Weather conditions were report Police Called In Own Contribution When were stopped. Tliis past week the a motor law violation last night by feat.” $366,277,000. a gain of $21,000,- Under Way— Message of ed favorable although a sudden Casella. fearing that his cm- ' ‘ tax niatier was adjusted and the State Policeman Miller and ord Many newspapers declare that 000 over last > ear. Cigarettes alone advent of a choppy sea will cause ployee had fallen a victim ' , linn reorganized. ered to the village. Instead of tlie great vote cast for disposses contributed $229,364,000 to the postponement of the project. to his own efforts called j on Witness Stand. j The local mill is one of the best obeying they abandoned their au sion is “ an ominous victory” for public treasury in the eleven the Pope Is Read. When the signal is given the in Constable Roy Pettingale o f! I in the American Writing Paper tomobile, beat up the policeman Bolshevism in Germany. months ending June 1, represent eight pontoons hugging the sides Marlborough and Pettingale sum-1 : Company’s string through New and boarded a passing trolley car. The proposal to seize the estates ing a gain of $26,000,000 over the of the submarine will be pumped moned the state police. Then the ' England. It is in excellent condi Caught Near New Britain of the former princes was defeated, same period last year. full of air. The vessel is then ex search was begun in earnest, and Washington. June 21.— Probing 1 tion and the machinery is in the Miller rounded up some local not by the vote cast against it but Judging from the production fig Chicago, June 21.—With a gi pected to rise toward the surface. eventually the big earth covered the campaign funds of Representa- | be.-^t of shape. A former executive constables and commandeered by abstention. The plebiscite, in ures, every man, woman and child gantic open-air mass, attended by Owing, however, to her battered pit was completely demolished, to tive William S. Vare, victor in j of the local mill told the Herald another trolley car, which gave order to be effective, had to have in the country would smoke over more than 200,000 persons, includ condition and the corrosion of the sea. the exact reaction to this en the effect of ruining a lot of char Pennsylvania's recent senatorial j today tliat the plant could resume chase, capturing the party on the ballots cast by a majority of the 700 cigarettes this year. At the ing twelve cardinals and hundreds coal and putting Cassella badly out the manufacture of paper within 24 outskirts of New Britain. qualified voters. package-a-day rate, however, the gineering feat cannot be forecast of pocket. primary race, the Senate “ slush of other distinguished Catholic even hy naval experts. Some pre hours. The youths gave their names as 27 to 1 For Se4zurc. real cigarette smoker consumes It has been discovered that Wil- 1 fund” committee today delved in-! John Baragli, owner of the auto Only 15,431,000 votes were cast, about 7.300 fags a year. church dignitaries, the second dict she will bob to the surface cox is very much alive and probably | to the $125,000 contribution ot involved; Thomas Dunber, Joseph less than half of the qualified vot 10 Billion Incieasr. day’s program of the Eucharistic like a cork within a few minutes. aware of the fact that his remains Albert M. Greenfield, Philadelphia ; Ray and George Farley. ers. The plebiscite therefore be Cigarette consumption this year congress was launchud today. Others consider the possibility of were being sought in the pit. The | the vessel buckling from the sud millionaire and Vare “ angel.” | came immediately invalid but of the will be about 10,000,000,000 great John Cardinal Bonzano, papal hones perhaps were the remains of votes cast 14.889,703 were in fa- den strain. Greenfield, recalled to the stand | SIX CASES CROWD er than in 1925. Use of smoking legate, and eleven other cardinals, his lunch. PRESSER, LATELY NEAR ■vor of dispossession, 27 times as Last Touches was sharply criticized for failing > tobacco will increase, but that ot attended the mass. Lost Control j many as those cast in opposition, cigars will decline on the basis of Final adjustment of the bow to tell the committee about the ; Addresses were made by Cardi and stern pontoons and the towing It appears that the fire got away and this is the fact which has wor present figures. No great increase nals Von Fulliaber of Germany and from Wilcox Wednesday evening. gift when he testified on June 9. j TOWN COURT TODAY FREEDOM, PACES COURT bridle on the S-51 will put into mo Senator Reed, chairman. de- | ried many of the newspapers, who in cigar smoking is anticipated un Dubois of France, Archbishop Dan Rather than face the humiliation tion the actual operation of rais manded that Greenfield explain , indicate it as showing a strong til women take over this last exe iel Mannix of Melbourne and David of explaining his failure to Mr. trend toward Socialism and Com ing the craft, Lieut. Com. Ed"^ard why he previously told the com- | cutive male practice. I. Walsh, former United States Cassella, Wilcox after working the j Crook Whose Parole Was Block- Ellsberg. in charge of operations, mittee he had "no connection” j munism. The record collection of liquor Senator from Massaenusetts. by Gov. smith, Goes on “ It is a victory little better than said today. entire night in a fruitless attempt ! with the Vare campaign other than j Assault Case and 1 taxes took place in 1919. when the A day of solemn service and pa to control the blaze, left the char- | Trial for Escape. defeat,” said the Lokal Anzeiger. gox’ernment obtained $483,050,000 A message sent to tlje naval de- I to “ raise a few collections.’’ Green- geantry, with more than 1,000,000 parlment at Washington said: coal pit at daybreak. He remained | “The attack has been repulsed but from this source. Based on gains ! field earlier said that he had \ persons attendipg masses in Chi T.alce George. N. Y., June 21.— ■with heavy losses. Bolshevism has “ Weather promising. Dove off, in seclusion in the woods for two i raised “ only about $50,000.” j Speeders Keep Police of the last few years— principally cago's more than '300 Catholic Brought here from Sing Sing hand made serious inroads into the attributed to the tremendous use scoured and buoyed out stern lov days and two nights. Later he went j No Discrepancy | churches, inaugurated the congress ing bridle. Worked on adjust cuffed to a guard. Izzy Presser. no ranks of the bourgeoisie.” of cigarettes by women— the liquor to the home of a friend of his, |j “ There is no discrepancy in my | Sunday. ments of bow pair of pontoons. Christopher Ryan in Marlborough. 1 men Busy. torious crook, was scheduled to go The Democratic press is more peak will be surpassed within a Beneath the great arches of the ! testimony,” said Greenfield. “ I ■ on trial in the Warren County The ascent will be made, it was Solved! ] only answered questions. You nToderate in tone, but declares tiiat comparatively short iime. Cathedral ot the Holy Name, heav court today on a. charge of having the. vote v\'i!I effectively pave the said, as soon as the bow and stern A Herald reporter dispatched to | didn’t ask me whether I contrib 2.‘> .Million From Rum. ily draped in wheat, symbolical of pontoons are adjusted and lashed. the scene today found Wilcox at i I Raphael I.aiizano of 170 Bissell escaped from a Great Afeadow pris way for a just settlement of the Liquor taxes will add about the bread, the first day of the uted or how much I contributed." 1 on i-oad camp at Bolton Landing Operations today were largely the home of his friend at 1:30 this Wayne B. Wheeler, general street was before the court this claims of royalti'. $25,000,000 to the federal meeting took place. nearly five years ago. Dnibbiiig For Princes. treasurv this year, while collec confined to the testing ot twenty afternoon. His discovery turned tlie counsel of the anti-saloon league, |I morning on the charge ot keeping Official Oi>ening. air lines which carry compressed tragedy into a comedy for Marl A littio more than a month ago Vorwaerts, tlie Socialist organ, tions of fines and other receipts un Officially opening the congress, was excused for the day, it was i liquor with intent to sell and the Presser was within a few days of asserts the vote was a moral drub air to the pontoons. borough folks. It had been the learned, so the committee could ex- der the, proiiibition law x\ ill be Cardinal Bonzano delivering the Commander Ellsberg and Cap actual sale. Yesterday morning. being released from Sing Sing on bing for the princes. This paper about $4 00,000, a heavy decline cause of excitement in that town pniine the Pennsylvania witnesses. Pope's message, sounded a plea for parole when the order was revok-1 .secs in the result a decisive swing tain E. S. King, commandant of and as time went on more and more Greenfield said he was a mem Chief ot Police Sami’ol G. Gordon from 1925. unity, putting forward the hand of the Submarine Base, supervised and Sergeant William Barron paid cd by Gov. Smith. i Althou.uh separate figures are of the residents became interested ber of the Vare business men's to the left. This newspaper also universal brotherhood to all pjo- the Lanzano place an unexpected Presser declared he had not] not maintained for smoking and the operations. in the mystery. committee. All the money he charges tliat terrorization and ples. which he grouped as “ our visit. They caught the man red- taken "Ercncli leave” from the cliewing tobacco, the cheving hab raised, he added, was paid to the threatened boycotts K'ept thousands separated brethren.” handed in a sale and brought jirison camp but Itad been kidnap away from the polls who desired to it, according to the auUioritics. is The papal legate read a special regular Vare treasurer. away from the premises a large ped. Tlie 'Warren County grand on tlie decline, excciiting among BYRD MAY BE HEAD “ Eight years ago you were vote for dispossession. message from the Pope in which NEW ENGLAND COAL quantity of home-made beer, wine jury indicted him for escaping Chancellor Marx loday called In men whose business prevents the reigning Pontiff said: l)roke. weren't you? " asked Reed. from jail but the indictment was smoking during a greater part of “ 1 would say I accumulated ^ and a quart bottle of whiskey. to conference the variotis party “ Other things also we would OF NAYY AERONAUTICS ] Lanzano. a.skcd for a continu- dismissed on recommendation of leaders and immediately began the . the day. Court attaches and legal have you in our words urge upon most of my wealth since 1913,” 1 ancp of ills ease until tomorrow James L. Long, state prison super and professional men are in this RATE HEARING ON answered Greenfield. consideration of a new compromise the charity of those who gather in I in order that he miglu secure coun- intendent. roval I class and are said to account for “ You know Mr. Mitten of the law for the return of the Chicago. ■\Ve mean the return to Pole Fiver Considered for Post sol. Because of tlie seriousness of Later, when Presser came up be I about half of the chewing tobacco Philadelphia Traction Co? Hid he I properties to their owneis. the Roman church of our separated of Assistant Secretary Under I. C. C. Begins Examination of I the offense Judge Johnson grant- fore the parole board, It was dis • sold. brethren which must be sought and or any of the officers make any covered that a penalty of 9 24 days Wilbur. Cheaper Fuel Problem for contributions to the Yare cam I ed his request. Lanzano has been furthered that ‘all may be one.’ We I before the court on two previous imposed for the escape had been the Northeast. paign?” GOV. TRUMBULL GETS mean that the work of the missions Washington. June 21. Lieut. j occasions charged with keeping li- remitted. Tlie Warren County is to be far more widely spread, Greenfield said he did not know grand jury then reindicted Presser Commander Richard E. Byrd, who Atlantic City. June 21.— More of any. I quor with intent to sell. in order that temple and altars to and it is on this indictment he goes WESLEYAN DEGREE} “ PEACHES” BROWNING made the first air trip over the than one hundred coal operators, Charges Illegality ■A.s.sault Case Christ, hidden under sacram'ental Oiizo Carlotta was before the bn trial today. North Pole, is being favorably con railroad officials and mine union The first charge ot illegality was veils, may be multiplied in lands sidered for appointment as assis representatives were In attendance court on the cliargn of assault on TO HAVE A CASTLE not yet subjected to His sweet yoke made today by Senator Reed. liis brother-in-law, Lonis Desi tant secretrry ot the navy in charge today at the Interstate Commerce His LL. D. Only Honor Con-1 and that new adorers of the Eu Reed said the finance committee mone. Mrs. Desimone was unable of aeronautics. It was learned here Commission’s hearing to examine of the Business Men's committee of SLAYER OF INDIAN ferred on Non-Graduate a t! charist may be added to those who to speak English and as she was a Million and a Half It Is to Cost; j today. railroad freight rates on bitumi Philadelphia had violated state Commencement. now adore.’’ The post was created in the re material witness, tlie case was con So Says Schoolgirl’s Realtor j Message to Non-Catholics. nous coal from Kentucky, West election laws hy accepting contribu tinued until tomorrow in order to GETS UFE SENTENCE cent legislation expanding the 1 Middletown, June 21. — Nine Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago, Virginia and Pennsylvania to the tions to the Yare campaign fund have an interpreter present. I Husband. i naval air service. Byrd, who Is on Kew England states. without making a return to the ------I honorary degrees and 103 degrees^ who welcomed Cardinal Bonzano Three motor vehicle violators j and his staff to Chicago, caught the the retired list, would be eligible, The Interstate Commerce Com secretary of the commonwealth. were liefore the court. Anthony 1 Burkhart. Nephew of W. K. lin courses were awarded during tlio I Now York. June 21.— “ Peaches” and his friends would regard the mission established temporary This charge came during exami- Hale. First of Osage Ring to 'course of Wesleyan j Hcciian Browning, the “ real life spirit of the Pope’s message, de De Tmeas of Oak street paid a fine | claring that the congress had a appointment as a partial recogni freight rates ranging from $1.10 to nation of Greenfield. ^ ninety-fourth annual commence-] Cinderella.” is going to have a ot $10 and costs fop speeding. He, Be Punished. the world out tion of his history-making polar $1.30 on bituminous products rout Greenfield explained that the was arrested yesterday afternoon I ment here today. Honorary degrees 1 castle at War.tagh Bay Park, Long | distinct to awarded were as follows: Master, side of the Catholic faith. flight. ed through Clearfield, Pa. Western finance committee, of which Chas. about 4:30 by Sergeant William j Pawhuska, Okla., June 21.— T..lfe Island. I Port6F H- Adsnis, of IVIhsss^ Pennsylvania operators objected on H. Tuft, president of the Metro Barron. De Ducas was driving . of Arts, Cornelius Reach Berrien, of | Her millionaire husband. Edward I chusetts also Iras been mentioned imprisonment was meted out today New York, and Franklin Thomas] (Contlnued on Page 2.) the ground ot discrimination. Re politan Trust Co., of Philadelphia, north on Main street at a speed of j to Ernest Burkhart, first of an al W. Browning, the “ Cinderella' for the post. cently, the temporary rates expired was chairman, was a subsidiary ot 3S to 40 miles an hour. leged ring of murderers of Osage Kurt, of Boston. man.” Is going to build it for her. and the New England states applied the General Vare-Beidleman cam Louis Breen of Center street Doctor of Divinity. Roy Bullard It will be sort of a sixteenth birth Indians. Chamberlain. Hanover, N. H., to the commission to have them paign committee, and all the money paid a fine of $10 and costs for Burkhart, nephew of William K. day gift for his bride. James Maxon Yard, Shanghai. Chi GIRL AIDS IN CAPTURE SMITH COLLEGE GIYES made permanent. was turned over to the general driving without a license. He was Hale, so-called “ King of the Osage Browning announced plans for Rail freight rates on bituminous committee. arrested by Officer R. H. Wirtalla. Hills,” changed a plea of not guilty na, and William Braham Tower. the $1,500,000 castle today. It will coal from the fields ot the three The finance committee came Speeding to guilty ten days ago after having New York; Doctor of Science, Hen be situated on a 300-acre estate, OF $24,000 SUSPECTS MRS. FISKE DEGREE states to Newport News. Va., and within the law, Reed said, and the Ralph E. Dalton ot Bridgeport stood trial for ten days In connec ry Sewall. of Denver; Doctor of containing a 2,100 feet canal lead thence by water to New England law was violated because the com pleaded guilty to speeding and tion with an alleged plot whereby Laws. Elmer Truesdell Memll, ing from Great South Bay right to will be Investigated also. mittee treasurer did not receive driving his car without a license, the Osages, America’s wealthiest Santa Barbara. Edwin Walter K^m- the door. The castle will have thir- Springfield Saleswoman’s Mem- Confers M. A. on Actress as the money collected. and a fine ,ot $15 and costs was Red Men, had mysteriously met merer, Princeton, N. J.. and John ty rooms. ory Leads to Arrest of Three First of Living American Harper Trumbull, governor of Con i SURPRISE PARTY FOR imposed on each count. He was death. Hale will be tried in Sep “ Peaches,” who married Brown-, ^qj. Robbery, Women of tbe Stage. MISS ALICE SIMONS arrested hy Officer R. H. Wirtalla tember. necticut. who is the one non-gradu ing a few months ago while she was ‘ ate of Wesleyan given an honorary on Adams street yesterday after Judge Jesse Wortqn pronounced attending High school, will be six New York, June 21.— Three men Northampton, Mass., June 21.— Miss Alice Simons of 606 Vernon AMHERST CONFERS LAW noon. The., officer testified that sentencce. degree today. teen Wednesday. were held by police here today in First of the living American street was surprised at her home Dalton was driving at- a speed of connection with a $24,000 safe rob actresses, who by her sensltivenessi Saturday evening by about seventy- 4 0 to 4 5 miles an Lour and when bery in the store of John F. Lynch, insight and literary ekill, has five of her friends and relatives, DEGREE ON MELLON stopped he found he was without 127 Bridge street, Springfield. through a long and honorable guests coming from Broad Brook, a license. Mass., three weeks ago. They gave career retained for our stage thA A Dode car • driven by Dan Countess, Sixteen Years Old, ONCE AGAIN BRIAND Wapplng, Addison and different sec- their names as'C. W. Warthy, 40, Interest of Intelligent- citizens at iel Malley of 827 Middle Turnpike lions of Manchester. The party Secretary of Treasury One of Weds Third Husband in Conn. cook, and Edward Turner, 21, home and inspired respect for It was arranged In honor ot her ap East, and a car driven by Mrs. Nine Honored by Massachu Joseph Haley who runs a store at IS AT FRENCH WHEEL chauffeur, bot’h colored, and Louis abroad.” proaching birthday. A merry eve New York, June 21.— Countess Adelalne Petrige, 16, is the Goldfarb, all of this city. That was the tribute paid to ning was spent by, the aid ot danc setts College. Bolton, came together Saturday night on the Bolton road near bride today of David Raymond Wheeler, 32, an official of a The sharp memory ot Pauline Mrs. Minnie Mader.n Fiske, by ing. games and music. Several ex Renews Attempts to Form Cab Huot, daughter of a Springfield, President William Allan Neilson of hibitions were given of the Charles Amherst, June 21.— Secretary of Bill Martin's place a few hundred mortgage company of this city. This Is the countess’ third mar the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon feet east ot the Manchester town inet When Herriot Quickly Mass., policeman aroused the Smith College today in conferring ton. A bountiful repast was pro riage. She and Wheeler were married, after a brief courtship. authorities’ suspicions that the upon the famous actress the honor vided by the ladles, and the men was among the nine men who re line. Malley was driving from Abandons tbe Job. ceived honorary degrees at the Bolton and struck the Haley car In Greenwich, Conn. trio was connected with the ro)(- ary degree of master of arts at the comWlned In giving Miss Simons a forty-eighth commencement exer beautiful hand-painted comb, brush 105th commencement exercises at which was on the right hand side Whirlwind romances have marked the career of the coun Paris, June 21.— M. Briand Is bery. Amherst college today. Secretary ot the road. It was turned over The day before the robbery oc cises. and mirror set. tess. She Is the daughter of the Hurwitz family of Paris bank meeting with new obstacles in his -Mellon received an LL.D. Other and strange to say none of the renewed efforts to form a cabinet. curred, Warthy entered the jewelry Others honored were Dame ers. In 1924, when fourteen, she was married to Arthur Singer <»------^ honorary degrees were: Doctor ot occupants of either car received a M. Herriot, who undertook the store, where Miss Huot sells post Rachel E. Crowdy, secretariat ot Delightful Laws, Joseph B. Eastman, Amherst scratch. Both cars were damaged. in Paris, according to Frank Wheeler, brother of the present formation of a cabinet at the end of cards, and made a small purchase, the League of Nations, doctor of 1900, chairman of the Interstate After the collision Malley disap bridegroom. After nine months the bride sued for divorce last week, quickly abandoned the after displaying keen Interest in laws, and Henry M. Tyler, profes Summer Reading ! Commerce Commission; Doctor of peared but was later found in the the layout of the establishment. sor emeritus of Smith College, doc and Slngel settled $7,500,000 on her, Wheeler said. task. This afternoon M. Poincare “NEIGHBORS’ Letters, Gilbert Grosvenor, Am woods hy the officers. Chief Gor returned for a prolonged confer Miss Huot said. She described the tor of .literary humanities. herst 1897; president of the Na don and Sergeant Barron Investi Next she married Count Petrldge, a Russian nobleman. ence with Briand, whom he is aid customer and has come to New WIVES” tional Geographic society and edi gated the accident, and as It took She obtained a divorce after seven months. ing In the Cabinet making. York to Identity the prisoner. TREASURY BALANCE. tor of the National Geographic place in Bolton, Malley was turn Warthy and Turned have con First Installment Two months a^o she came to New York to perfect her “ I am returning later,” said M. magazine; Doctor of Humane I^et- ed over to the state police. He will Poincare as he left M. Briand’s fessed the robbery. Goldfarb Is held Washington, June 21.— Treasury: Page Ten , ters. John Howland. Amherst. 1876, probably be charged with driving kndwledge of English and met her third husband. office. "Thero are some difficul on a charge of receiving stolen balance as of June 19: $249,942,-| while under the influence of li TODAY president of Union Theological Seni- ties.” goods. 432.97. inary, Mexico City, Mexico. quor.
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which Is good is not easy. But priate Miame for such a decoratira 1 Cnderwocd ...... 55 N Y, N H & H 441s 44 44% to attempt less Is to stultify both plan bat would also be symbolic of Union Mfg. Co...... 27 Pan Am Pet . 7314 7 3 SILK C i n BAND Turmoil of Doctrines Is intelligence and character.” it and its beaatlfnl blending of LOCAL STOCKS Whitlock Coil Pipe .. — Pennsylvania . 53 5214 5 3 colors. The Installation of the I1-' U. S. Envelope pfd. .106 People's Gas .12 314 122 14 123 lumlnatlng plan is a big task and Bonds. Pierce Arrow . 2814 2714 2814 that the work will be properly Htfd. Elec. I.gt. 7’s .260 270 Rep Ir & Steel 511s 5Hi Sll-* AT PAWTUCKET Everywhere, Says Angell ‘THE RAINBOW’ NEW done. Mr. Pinney plans to take ]Fnrnl»hefl by Pntnnm ft Oo^ East. Conn. Pow. 5’s . 99 Reading...... 9 7 1-2 9 6 "s 97 his electricians to Greenwich 6 Central Row. Hartford, Conn.) Conn. L. P. S’-R’s ...lOSVa 10914 Ch R Isl & Pac 52% 51% 52% «>■ where they will be instructed In Rid Ask Cona. L & P 7’s . . . .114 116 Sooth Pacific .105% 104% 104% mark him woefully unworthy of DANCE RENDEZVOUS detail as to the manner In which \otna Cas. & Sur. . . . 7R0 7R0 B’dpt. Hyd. 5’s ...... 10414 106 So. Railway .118% 117^4 118 li Wins Two Prizes in Big Con Yale President Seen Conflict his Intellectual and moral heri both the mirrored ball and the rest ^etna Life ...... 7OR 71". St. P a u l...... 11% Id a 11% tage. of the lighting system must be Automobile ...... 310 320 Studebaker .. 53% 52% 52% Social standards also, have re constructed. I Conn. General...... 172,'i 1775 Union Pacific .15114 150% 15114 test Last Saiturday— For in Every Relation of Life; laxed, Dr. Angell said. Rebuilding New England Hotel Hartford Flro ...... 515 525 New York Stocks U S Rubber . . 65 64 64 "Far more serious Is the flood Finney’s Bolton Site to Be Already a big crew of carpen Htfd. Steam 'Oollor . .675 U S Steel___ 138% 137% 137% of corruption which has flowed ters under the direction of Con National Fire ...... 730 750 U S Steel Pr.128 14 128% 128% ty-five Bands in Line. Blames 'Xomplacent Insu from the pornographic press In tractor Claude Truax has so alter Phoenix...... 57 5 585 Westln’house . 69% 69% 69% Unusually. Attractive — High the last few years. Often under the ed the exterior of the old New Travelers...... 1260 1280 West. Union .146% 146% 146% "transparent and nauseous pretense England hotel that It is no longer At. Gulf. W. I. 451s larity, Confusion of Law Public UtlUty Stocks. The Silk City Band of Manches of promoting art, or of forwarding recognizable. A wide enclosed .-Vm Beet Sug. 2 4 Work Is Started. porch has been completed on the Conn. Power Co. ...310 320 Am Sugar Ref. 70’4 ter won two prizes at Pawtucket physical education, or of disclosing ('onn. LP 7% pfd. . .109 112 Am Tel & Tel.14114 1 MISS VIOLA M. SMITH Saturday. The first prize was and Morals; Points Dan essential trutKT suggestive and de north and east sides of the build Htfd. E. L. com...... 305 310 won for the best all-around band moralizing material has been cir ing. This will be used for ban Anaconda . . . . 48 "The Rainbow,” the name of Htfd. Gas com...... 61 66 Am Smelting .14 01s 1 WINS WATKINS CHAIR and the second for appearance and culated far and wide. Nor has quets and such and will also be So. N. E. Tcl. Co. . .152 157 Am L o c ...... 107 li 1 music. There were forty-five gers to Democracy. the stage and the cinema been al the new ball room to be construct available for light lunch parties. ways guiltless in purveying to To the southeast of the new dance ManiifactiirinR Stocks. Am Car F’dry.l01i4 hands in the contest, representing ed by Frank L. Pinney at the New prurient curiosity and to animal hall, a natural grove will be used .\in. Hardware...... 8 2 S3 Atchison ....1 3 6 ’4 1 Massachusetts. Connecticut and England Hotel site In Bolton, was The judges In Watkins Brothers and Rhode Island. passion. These Influences inevi for outings, picnics and such. Sev .tmerican Silver .... 26 30 B & O ...... 961s" cogswcll chair contest have award New Haven. June 21.— Contem started this morning and will be Beth Steel ‘B’ 42-’‘s The Silk City Band has been tably make fOr coarseness In feel eral Hartford business organiza Acme IVire com...... 15 IS ed Miss Viola Mae Smi’.lt of 31 porary thought in the United States ing and thought and ultimately ready for the grand opening on tions, Including the Hartford Ad l!igelow-Htfd. pfd. ..100 Chili Copper . 3 3’ v; very successful this year so far. Ridgewood street the first prize, They have won prizes at Plain- presents a "distracting turmoil of leave their scars on character. July 15. vertising club, have already asked Blgelow-Htfd. com. . . S3 86 Cons. Gas N Y 9 6's her essay liaving been judged ttie Experts Choose Name Col. Fuel Iron 43 hi ville, Hartford, and again at Paw discordant doctrine relating to Sees Menace to Family Mr. Pinney for dates for their an Bristol Brass...... 6 3 best submitted. As wini.tr of first Before naming his new dance nual outings. j Collins Co...... 150 160 dies & Ohio .132’-:; 1 tucket Saturday. The hand is every major interest of life.” "The increasing frequency of di pr’ze. Miss Smitii receives the cogs- So President James Rowland hall, Mr. Pinney, a member of the Grading Front of Property i Colt Fire A nns...... 2 7 28 Cruc Steel 7 3 % 73 % composed of twenty-three mem vorce and the frivolous grounds Hartford Advertising club, con Can Pacific 162^1. 163 wtil chair which she described in bers. James Alley is leader and Angell of Yale University yester upon which it is often sought, ex The entire front of the proper Eagle Lock ...... 9 7 103 her story end which is illustrated sulted an especially appointed com ty is being re-graded by 'William Erie ...... 3 5 % 3 5 % Frank Taggart, major. day told Yale’s graduating class in hibits a change in the position of Eafnir Bearing ...... 85 95 in IVatkins Bro'hers annoin'cement mittee of advertising club mem Grady, under direction of George Eric 1st ...... 41hi 40 Vi 41 % At Pawtucket Manchester was hi.s baccalaureate address in Wool- marriage, which unquestionably EuU’r Br’sh Class A 52 bers who decided that because of Johnson, engineer. There will be Gen. .-\sphalt . 71% 6 9 % 71 on another page of tonight’s also represented by the Center sey hall. contains a menace for the sanctity Hart & Cooley ...... 17o 190 the unique decorative feature the a number of gasoline service lilt. Sil. pfd...... 103 107 Gen Elcc ___ 86% 85 8 5 % Herald. Miss Smith, a senior in the Flute band and the Talcottvillc Among the movements which of the family and the stability of local high school, gave an interest name “The Rainbow” would be es pumps attractively appointed at I.'ndcrs Erary & Clark S3 81 Gen Mot...... 146% 1 4 4 % 1 4 t •■’ 4 Drum Corps. "threaten to cut deep into the in the social order. Radical voices pecially applicable. Mr. Pinney Great No, Pfd. 77% 7 6 % 7 7 ing description of the ch.air which tegrity of our American ideals and are occasionally heard urging the the front of the property and a Jewell Belting pfd. . . 80 visited many dance halls In this small building, already completed, Kennecott Cop 55% 5 4 % 5 5 she selected, telling why it appeal traditions,” he listed a complacent abolition of marriage and the na .\ew Brit. .Mach. pfd.106 section and in Florida and in .the will be used for soft drinks, Inspira Cop . . 2 4 14 2 3 % 2 4 % ed to her most. CLARK-PECKHAM insularity, an inability to dlstin- tionalizing of children. One need Niles Bt. Pd. N. Stock 19 21 more costly ones observed that a smokes, and such. Eouis & Nash.135 135 135 guisli between the fields appro- not lose one's equanimity in the North & Judd ...... 21 2 5 chrystal ball was used as the cen Twenty-five men are working on Eehigh Yalley 8 7 8.", 8 6 % face of such a proposal, but it J R .Montgomery pfd. — 100 I'liatc to legislation and those of tralized attraction and that around the alterations and Improvements .1 R Montgomery com. — 90 Marine Pr. . . 38 '4 3 7 3 8 '■> WEDDING SATURDAY must be frankly recognized that morals which has led to attacks on these the color scheme and decora today. Peck, Stow
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able Inclination to science, an In American dollars at seven to fifteen j times its wholesale price. And at j jHanrI|PBt?r herent love of cold -water and Ice in large quantities, a disposition to the wholesale price of a couple of • Gucuittg Hrralb spend much of his time far from dollars a bottle the "champagne” | the madding crowd and a dedd- makers have an enormously profit-1 a iM A TU R E PUBf.lSHED l!Y able business. | TPIE [lERAl-D PRINTING CO. j edly keen business sense. He la FoMncJcd by EUvooci S. Ela I also, proportionately to the import- To the citizen sombrely Impressed | By ARTHUR N. PACK Oct. 1. 18!!1 ^ ance and perils of the kind of ex- by most of the aspects of prohibi- j Every Evening Except Sundays and tion, this matter of the Broadway! President, 'The American Nature tiolida.vs. I ploring he does, just about forty- Association. Enterc:! at tbo Post oir.ee at Man- | j^ye times the most over-advertlsed champagne comes as a highly edify Chester as .-Second Class Mail .Matter. , United States. He ing relief. The victims are fools In the far north, when the mall SUBSC 1:1 P TlO.N K.A rE1'; By Mall and spendthrifts, anyhow; wasters must be delivered to lonely fur- six dollars a year; .sixty cents a has had the most persistent and suc traders’ posts or the native mis month for shorter perlod.s. cessful press agenting achieved by and show-offs whose vanity and By carrier, eighteen cev.M week. hunger for the admiration of other sions, or the death-defying serum any public figure in the country, Single coliios. three cents. a very must be sent to sufferers in the dis sPECl.M. .\Ln’i:i: I'l.'-’iNC repre- save perhaps the unwelcome volume respons e or tant mining camps, the dog proves 5ENTAT1\'E; H.imiltun-De Eisser. great deal of the lurid extravagance as nowhere else the friend of man. Ine. -J." \\ . ‘O 4:id .gtreet. Now York heaped upon Harry M. Daugherty. which has come to be accepted by Though no man can trace his »nd’ fil'J N 'Tth Michigan .Avenue. Mr. MacMillan and a party have Chicago. many thoughtless young people as a origin, he has made good in a land J.; The .Manchester i:\enlng Herald la left on another one of those sum normal and desirable' standard of -u'here performance counts more Dn sale in .New York City at Sehultr, a mer vacations of his on the remotest than pedigree. With his aid much News Stand. Sixth .Avenue and 4L’nd American life. Street aiul tfnd Street entrance of edge of the Arctic danger zone— of the northland has been explor The supposedly soplstlcated wis- ed; he played a big part in solving Grand Central Station. remotest from the danger— and as ••International News Service has the enheimers who have been paying an the mystery of Sir John Franklin usual the press bureaus have fallen txcluslve rights to use for republlca- average citizen’s month’s rent for and his brave companions; by his tiou In any form all narvs dlspiUchea j for reams of free publicity, which help Peary reached the north pole. Eskimo Dog credited to It or nut otherwise credit a short quart of yellow ink with a ed In this paper. It Is also exclusively Mr. MacMillan will capitalize next And for long, though steam on rut'.t'.ed to use for republlcation all crooked stick In it— total cost on land and sea, or motor car, or pace) 100 or 200 pounds of food ’ winter. the local or undated news published Mulberry street probably sixty cents airplane, solve most of the trans for souls starving in the wilder her »ln." 1 But this time the press agents ness; or who, perhaps, takes to the ■—no longer look like Kings of Dia portation problems of the world, I liave slopped over. Tliey have the faithful dog will be the stand-j mission hospital the crippled or MOND.W, JUNK 21, 1926. monds but like Jacks of Dubs. I foolishly featured the fact that by of the rank and file of those of | sick who otherwise would perish All up In salute to Mulberry alone. Such is the faithful Eskimo I three w-omen, relatives of the cen the north who need to travel in | SLOTH ^\TNS. Bend! winter. i dog. tral figures in the expedition, are Think of a creature who needs | ------Tiici'c uro ubout forty million going along. only one meal a day; who even ini Send a stam])cd addi-cssca en- toters in Cermauy. A little more That just about shows up the the bitter cold of the arctic night I vcIoik; and (iiicstions of lact liaving than half a million among all these whole caliber of the MacMillan "ex- needs no bed but a corner in a i to do Avith nntnro will be answered people voted’again.st the propo.sal to snow drift; who hauls through the Thy the consulting staff of Xatuie , ploratiou.” The ladies will be per- trackless waste for 50 miles a day I >lagu7.1no of \\ashington through conS.scate the huge estates of the'! fectly safe. They will undergo I if so bo his driver can stand the 1 arrangements made by this paper. former (Icrmau royal family. More i' no hardship. They xs lll uudouht- than fourteen millions voted in! edly have a lovely time. They will i f W T O fingers. . . . 1 cial institutions which !)Iellon dom favor of the seliture. Yet the pro RO up north a little way, take a New York. June 21.— New Y'ork’s Banking places that cater to inates didn't square with Reed s posal fails. peck from afar off at the vasty colorfn! “ foreign settlements” are , those wishing to change foreign | idea of the law. It '-\kes a lot of nerve for a Re This seemingly coutradictory re- wastes of the Arctic, see a -walrus, a continuous magnet for visitors. . i moneys. . . Agents, representatives! The Syrian quarter...... A slice! and all the by-products of business! pnhliL-.yi senator to disagree— and Bult was brought about by the con- a whale and an Eskimo, dodge the stick to it— with a ■ Republican BtitutlGiial provision that any meas- of Arabia, Palestine, the old Orient I .... ton-id weather that we shall prob- ...... Take an elevated to Rector| These peoiMe have little in com-! president of the t nited States. tire submitted to a national refer ! atily get in August, and then, early street and walk over to Washington' mon with the rest of the city...... All these things Reed has done. One may not agree with him in endum must receive the athrmatious . . . .A . in the autumn, come proudly back, . . .There you are district; xhey do not know what is going on to o^ strange contrasts. . .Ban’x bui.d- into the city’s life. . . . This is their all . .respects, . but it's only fair of half the electorate. In the pres with bauds to greet them and a lot nerve. ent case the number of votes polled ings magnifying the squalor of the, land. . . . And yet, just around the admit he s got of silly newspapers to make an ex dwelling places... Overlapping on | corner, loom the spires of the city j was less than fifty ]ier cent of the traordinary fuss over them. three side streets. Rector, Morris, han and down upon the waterfront! He has ability, too. total: so that even if every one of 'ITiere are still living, probably, and Carlisle. ... the jangle of noises tell of the city’s ^ When Senator Smoot fell ill, he Everywhere the color and smells | great water traffic. turned the current session s tax those who went to tlio polls had de forty old Connecticut whalers who l)ill— the premier administration clared for the sci'iurc of the of the Orient. .. .Cobblestoned In-j —------would have thought they were on a ner courts...... Men with stocking-1 measure of 19 26— over to Reed to Miss Smith and th« princes' estates, their action xvould manage. It was a great compli picnic if they didn’t have to go three less feet. .'Women with noses pierc-: prize winning chair. have gone for nothing. or four luindred miles deeper into ftd for rings. . . . But few xvear nose ment from such a veteran to so vonng a solon. Reed did the job It is none of onr businc.ss. in this the frozen wastes than MacMillan i^gs in America. . . . Other women 1 S t e w a r f e fi'oin the inner desert country....! as well as Smoot could have done country, -whether the Germans take ever went— and do it about every -WASHIKGTON" It himself. away from their deiiosed royalties Almost negroid in complexion....! voyage. But they didn’t take their First the Dutch lived here and i u t t e r s Indeed, Reed has had a promi the vast properties which those in wives along. Their kind of busi built many of the present buildings nent part in all important legisla ANNOUNCING tion in the last two years— ever dividuals and their ancestors grab ness wasn't for women. Nor did .... Then came the Italians, then b y CHARLES P. STEW.ART the Irish, then.the Greeks.. Some since he got himself fairly settled bed from their people when they any of them ever make a nickel out Washington, June 21.— Senator at his Senate’s desk. Judges’ Awards in the were in a position to do so or houses contain relics of all three David Aiken Reed had Woodrow of a lecture tour. races.... An Italian vase, left be He’s a party man, hut an ex whetber. for that matter, they deed Wilson as his lawyer once. tremely independent one. This newspaper, for one, does not hind .... ' Reed was a Princeton freshie. over all the rest of the German A French piece of furniture . . plan to give more than fifty col A soph picked on him. Reed grab The fact is, whatever else one property to the Hohenzollern and umns of free space to the MacMil- An Irish inscription upon the walls bed a rotten tomato and threw it COGSWELL CHAIR CONTEST .... And the marvelous rugs of may think about the pop other princely families— though lan-Metcalf outing this summer. If at the soph. It missed. It went ular election of senators, it has Syria upon the floors. ... through an open window and hit such proceedingsmight rightly others want to. they can. Also, if Windows with strange collections generally made 'em cowardly. We take pleasure in announcing i\Iiss Viola i\Iae Smith of 31 Ridge a nice old lady smack in the face. They're afraid of the individual enough he the just concern of Ger they want to, they can go into ecs of Oriental pipes. The "tetum,” a Despite his apologies, the old lady wood Street as first prize winner in o ur recent Cogswell Chair Contest. many's creditors when nc.xt she water pipe. • . • The water is rose voter as they didn’t used to be. tasies over the adventures of some had Reed pinched. They’re consequently at his beck To I\Iiss Smitlt goes the liandsonie Cogswell chair wliich she desciibed in scented. . . . shall seek to heg off on the score of body who has just crossed Fifth Dr. Wilson, Princeton czar, and call. her essav and wliich is illustrated above. All other contestants have re Coffee houses and cafes every few knew freshies and sophs. He knew being a poor debtor. But the in avenue at Forty-second street. doors...... Inside are long, rough Reed's different. He won’t he ceived certifcates 'witli a credit value of $5 on an\ cogsttell cliaiis theg cident does serve as an example of Reed's provocation. He felt the old bo.ssed. board tables...... And coffee so i ladv should have accepted the the folly of making any popular thick one could stick a finger in and When ho means ‘‘dunder lieads” niav select during tlie next year. , , . . , , , , . .. NO APPLESAUCE. ! apologies. So he appeared for “ dunder heads” is what he says. ‘ We wish to thank all those wlio sliowed tlieir interest by entenn-r the refereiidum. anywhere, contin.aent leave a dent...... All day long President ^Angell of Y’ale Reed and got him off. contest and assisting us to select tlie best chair for our bii) mg Syndicate on the polling of a fixed proportion they seem to gather around the cof brought no barrel of applesauce fee cups...... If one is fortunate of the potential vote. , _ Thus it will he seen that Reed along with him on the occasion of enough to gain ha J nerve. Nobody can pick on him il Those eitizens of any country! will be produced, and more ^ »ter nas uei vc. his baccalaureate address to his who decline to nssnmo their share pipes, and perhaps some flat , and ^g^et ^ DAILY POEM graduating class yesterday. Camp WATKINS BROTHERS. I n c . in tho job of I'linning that country dancing girls. .. . ' imme town of Pittsburgh now. bell’s "Last Man,” apostrophizing by performing the simple act of ST. BETERSBL'UG, FL.\. BU.ANCH— THE W.ATKLNS-LI.MB.VCHER CO. the setting sun on the 'vs'orld’s last voting, when their constitution en filled with books in Arabic script. . it Jecause he day of all, conjures up no more when they refused RAIN dows them with the franchise, And gold and red illuminations . . . | Pennsylvania luridly grim picture than did Dr. ought not to ho considered in any The old goldsmiths, pounding on lit-j fellow senator, George Wharton Angcll as he warned the graduates tie anvils placed In their laps. ... fellow senatoi, Ge Why do ya kirk when it rains a political relation of any kind. To bit, and why dors it n^akc ya throw against the smokily darkling chaos These disappear fast-----The most Pepper. slipped to permit a stay-at-homo vote to in famous has gone ...... Too much The tip has been a lit’. Jiu.t wait a while, til! tlie into which existence has resolved him that he’s due to get his, like clouds have gone, and then take a fluence any kind of election— as it pepper .hep the «me c„„.e. always can when a public proceed itself. look at the old front lawn. * That President Angell’s nerves ference . The manufactured sells . „ r, • Think o’ the trouble it save ya, ing is made contingent on the ap As have been set on edge by the seeth man. Hrlps ya to sidetrack the NOTICE proval of a fixed proportion of the lU “p ;h "^ ;r.p r^ ”'.‘ ^The'.r'.spreTl's^^^ sprinkling can. Think o’ the growth Notice is hereby given to the ing conflict of doctrines— political, electorate— is to put sloth and , that the gard^u'.s gained. How TOLLAND legal voters of the Seventh School economic and religious— into ■which cowardice in tlie saddle. This Ger I ’bout the muscles that are not District that the annual meeting America along with all the rest of e s r will be held at the District school man incident is well worth remem dunder I strained? Dr. Harris W. Price accompanied'v the world is plunged, there is little Like aged men leaning against each! depends, that the> Maybe ya planted some seeds house in said district on Monday bering. COSTS GO UP AS by his aunt, -Mrs. Florence Essex, evening, June 21, 1926 at seven doubt. He delivered what Is prob- last week—-waitin’ and hopin' ta left Saturday for Groton, \ermont, °‘ ThV?ngm?n"^.V.‘ with rugs that 'took nerve to urge a prohihi- see them peek. Fate serves tliis o’clock p. m., standard time al STRANGE (AMISSION. ai'ly the most pessimistic baccalau weTe made hv the hands of a half! tion referendum in a dry Senate _ where they will be tlie guests of .Mr. I Biickland. Gann., for the following disli in its garden cup: tho rain Brice's mother, Mrs. Honr\' Tillot- A Singular ease is tliat of Roger reate to be heard at any college or dozen generations. .. .If yon hap-i It took nerve for a regular conies down an’ the seeds come up. BUSINESS GROWS 1 purposes to wit: ^ Vnow rues ...... If you! Republican senator to champion .-:0U. I , To chouse a moderator. McDermott, youth, who was arrest school in the United States this Nature, ya know, has ta have a .Mrs. I.. Ernest Hall and daugh-j don’t look- out...... They're sharp young Senator Boh La Follette in To hear the. report of the dis ed in New York because he did month. the upper house of Congress. drink. Maybe a man doesn’t stop tor, -Mice Hall, wi re guests Friday | -• traders...... Watch an Armenian trict officers. But it took Bomething^more than Their It took nerve to tell Secretary ta think. Cut out tlie frettin’— of .Mr. and .Mrs. .Vrehie Hall in 1 nothing to prevent his bride of 17 pick out the real article ’cause what do ya gain? Tlie most To elect the district officers for nerves to prompt that kind of an ad but once over of the Treasury Mellon that an in- Connecticut’s Increase of 7 .Manehester. . . ; ' from committing suicide. As the sensitive fingers run tax rebate obtained by finan- yon can do is—just let it rain. the ensuing year. dress— it Avill he found elsewhere Y'ou can't fool those come Tlie upper grades nf the Hick's] story comes. Mrs. McDermott de .-'.lemorial scliool and No. 7 and No. . -I- To see if the district will vote clared her intention of taking her in this issue and is worth reading Per Cent in Nninber of ;i scliools picknicked at Cry.stal i to lay a tax to meet the dis tricts obligations. own life. “ Don’t do it in front of and thinking about. It took cou Whither Away, Old Thing? Lake Friday. | _ Tlie schools in Tolland closed ■ a. To see if the uistrict will vote me,” the young husband is reported rage. Stations Brings Rise of to appropriate funds for Nothing is surer than that, dat Fridav for the siinimor vacation. | to have said;•‘Til go into this store Miss Taylor. \-ho lias h-en t-ach- , necessary repairs. Avhile yon do it.” IVherenpon the ing exactly from Armistice day, Expense in Greater Ratio. ing at Grant's Hill the past year lias ' 6. To transact any other business girl took two bichloride tablets. 1918, the whole world, in its polit h ‘M, engaged to teach in East Hart- | proper to come before said ical, social, religious, ethical and ford. Miss Rnl)y Bowler who lias | meeting. That they failed to kill her has no Dated ;>t Manchester. Conn., this economic viewpoints, has been liecn a successful teacher liere l.m- bearing on the responsibilities of Gonnectient entered the year o. ■overal years, lias resigned and wdl 16th day of June, 1926. the young man. more or less off its head. It has 1 926 witli 7 percent u-ore tile- alKuid Normal school, and ANDREW J HEALY The case is said to he without never gotten its feet on the ground photio statinn.=i than it had t.i- > ar (.’orry, tho toaclier at I'ne Ki-.'r.' DAVID ARMSTRONG EDWARD P. STEIN. precedent. A’et it would appear since that day -when all sense of re- A scliool the past ;-ear, is to lea.aii ta proviotis, but Instead of thi ■ itv District Committee. that. If tho facts are as related, sponsibllity went pop. It has been . Windsor. crea.snd busitu’ss r'iluc'.r't t-.nit Tluicc from T. Hand wlio wiB. there slionld be no question about j running a temperature. Yet poll- i i i Y\ a m operating costs a it doc- ill I'rac- ■ radimto from tho UticliVille High .Xiu'il 18. 177.5. :i> / the liability of the husband, since | ticians, sociologists, churchmen, 'Ay ti 'ally all entorpri. c. . telephone ■■chool this year tire Helen Spa.rro-v. Soti.g—Flower of Liberty. the act of cnlFablllty was perform-1 ethicists and economists keep on costs incr ;od in a ri'll metical I'ro- F;1i( 1 Ba.ct’os and Scrah Ghorches. •Vcl [[—Home o.' Rev. Jonas Clark, ed in New York. In that ' state ! xvlth their advocacies and formulas . ression with the inec-e.-e ol oi Im.st lU William C. Partly attended Lexington, .Mass., .Midnight of tlie Di.strict Preachers' meeting at | .lame Date. . .r. there is a criminal statute against j just as if it were a perfectly well \ , L W ■' Tlie larger the toleelnno svst-'ni. My^-'io Tue.sdev and We,dne.'"day. 1 Son.g—Revolutionary Tea ^ world that only needed admonition attempting to commit suicide. It the more complex it liecomes and ’ '.-tlr.-..' Cliarles H. D.-.niela who has i Act III- Events In Philadelphia. iias not been enforced for many and compass to come out all right. the more it costs to provide tele- I'- en in Hartford and Windsor most scene 1 -Dr. Franklin’s Hcjme, July
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put to considerable expense. other TWO AMERICANS HURT explain to them more full about the ' COW POISONER BOUND wise in connection with the affair. IN FRENCH RAIL WRECK NOTICE merchandise, and ask them to sign BARTHELMESS RETURNS It is said that the mentality of the ANDOVER Tours, France, June 21.—Two NEW C. 0 .0 . PLAN and return the enclosed card with accused is not of the highest but ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING. OVER AT HEBRON TRIAL Americans were among the injured their full name and address in or AFTER LONG ABSENCE The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. that he seems a pleasant well mean Notice is hereby given to all legal der that further communications ing fellow. in the wreck yesterday of the Frances Fredericks is very ill with Paris-Bordeaux express. Six per voters of the Second School District may be properly addressed. Either of the Town of Manchester, Oon« TO DUPE PUBLIC pneumonia at St. Joseph’s hospital sons were killed and thirty injured the card is an order to ship the ‘‘■Ranson's Folly," which comes in Willimantic. (Special to The Herald) necticut, that the annual school goods which is probably never read when the train jumped the track to the State theatre tomorrow and Airs. A. H. Benton recently gave Hebron, Conn.. June 21.—The c a r n iv a l o pen s to n ig h t at Vouvray, seven miles from here. meeting will be held in the assem hy the one who signs it, or else bly hall of the school building OB AVednesday is first picture Dick a whist party in honor of Airs. case ot Robert Lester, accused of .at CAPITOL PARK Mrs. Mary Louise Leben and her there i.s a blank space left wliere Barthelmess has made on the Helen Gatchell who is to leave poisoning cows owned by Louis [Monday evening. June 28, 1926, at Pick Young People as Sub an order is subsequently printed in, son. Raymond. 5, of Boston. Coast in over seven years. “Han soon for California. Mrs. Gatchell Ellenberg, a New Y'orker who has o'clock, standard time, for tha and the next thing the signer knows, in St. Gatian hospital here. Mrs. . . . . son’s Folly" was filmed at the is confined to her home at the pres a farm in Hebron, was tried before Lebei. is suffering from a badly in-1 purposes, to wit: I he is notified that there is a C. 0. D. The most momentous week in jects of Latest Scheme; Marshall Neilan Studio under the ent time with an infection in her Justice ot the Peace H. Clinton juied leg. Her son's injuries are I 1st To choose a moderator. package at the post office which he direction of Sidney Olcott. Col ankle and her trip will be postr the season is scheduled to start to I 2nd To hear the report of th® n . i|T I II I can have on payment of a certain Perter, Friday, June 18, at 2 p. m. night at Capitol Park, Hartford’s slight. 1 onel George L. Byram, a retired poned for about three weeks. Lester, who is only 16 years ot age, I District Auditor. Deing Worked W orked Here. i sum ot money, and the result 1s al- U. S. Army expert, superintended Mrs. Thomas Lewis was a caller wonderful amusement park on ! 3rd To hear the report of th® ** I most invariably the same. Com- confessed that he did the poisoning A\’ether*field avenue, and the op the costume and military detail. in Hebron Friday. to avenge what he considered was i District Collector. ------I paratively few ot these packages In this picture Dick plays the ening gun will be fired with a pro The Rev. John Fitzgerald of New unjust treatment of his uncle, Al j 4tli To hear the report of th® I are refused and returned to the role of “Lieutenant Ranson,” A'ork spent AA’ednesday night with gram of seven all star amateur TOWN ADVERTISEMENT District Treasurer. Tliis if KUli jii’tlrlr prepared senders. If they are, the senders which was made famous on the bert Egan, who had some time pre bouts, hold under the auspices" of his sister, Mrs. Lewis Phelps. viously been hired to take care ot 5th To hear the report of th® for Tlie Herald by the loral Chniii- are only out postage. stage by Robert Edeson. This is Mrs. L. B. AA’hitcomb. who has the Connecticut Amateur Athletic HEARING ON ASSESSMENT FOR District Committeeman. ber of Commerce. The Post Office Department has the second Edeson stage play Dick Ellenbcrg’s stock. At that time the Union. Boxers known throughout THE CON.STRUCTION OF SIDE- been very ill with tonsilitis for the youth was living with hi.s uncle on 6th To elect the following offi ------i had all the trouble of double for- has selected for the screen. the past week is now reported better. the state will compete tonight and AVALKS OR CURBS OR BOTH ON cers for the District for the ensuing a place located in Hebron on the HOLE STREET; — As an illustration of the keenness' ^yarding, notifying the consignee, other one being “Classmates." A large number attended the the entire array of talent will be year: end up-to-dateness ot certain indi-1 ]n,i(}ing the package for the legal old road to Colchester, and helped presented in rapid fire order. “Ranson's Folly" is an adapta Christian Endeavor social Friday Erne.st J. Armstrong & Jennie District Treasurer viduals engaged in the gentle art | tliirty days, and notifying the send- tion of the famous story by Rich in the care of the stock on the evening. The following program The renovation of the entire Armstrong, Martha Sheehan, AA'il- District Clerk of gyping the public, there has come! for return postage. The Post ard Harding Davis. It takes Bar Ellenberg place. The uncle. who was presented: Musical selection park has now been completed and liam J. & -Alargaret Sinnamon, John District Collector to light within the last few weeks, j Qf^pp department is thus unwitting- thelmess back to the time of the by Gilead trio, pantomime by Ed was in poor health, has since died Capitol Park now presents an ap & Julia Haberern, David .Muldoon, District Auditor a brand new development of the; ]y lending itself to deliberate fraud Indian wars. He plays the role of ward Gatchell. Burton Lewis and and the nephew saws he "wanted to District Committeeman "merchandise hy mail" game. Pn-| besides submitting itself to a tre- get even with Ellenberg" so made pearance that by far outshines any -Angelo & ('ongetta A'ince, .Angelo Lieutenant Ranson, an adventur Guy Bartlett: two solos, “The and all previous decorative 7th To see if the District will doubtedly many communities have ' ^.ipndous burden and Inconvenience, a trip from his grandmothei’s home A’ince, -Aliehael J. Barry, Richard ous soldier who embroils himself Cameo” and “Lying Little Daisy" schemes. The glistening swimming levy a tax. adopted the same methods with re-1 Undoubtedly some remedy will be in sundry difficulties on account in Colchester, to do the poisoning. Allen. -Andro and Annie Suhy, bv Miss Mildred Briggs, of Bloom pool presents a wonderful appear Christopher AVilson, Rebecca J. 8th To see if the District will gard to the unsolicited merebandise j found for this, but it must come of his dare-devil disposition. field; a reading. “The Minister’s The boy’s mother was killed by a by mail problem that has been ad- {jirough national legislation, as un- ance and the sand beach extending AA’right, AA’illiam L. Fitzgerald, Ali- vote to authorize its Treasurer to Miss Dorothy Mackaill is seen Blunder” by Miss Essie Frink, and bolt of lightning about three years over one hundred and fifty yards borrow money not exceeding a cer vocated by the Manchester Chamber 1 dpr the present laws, flie Post Office opposite the star. She has the part two impersonation readings by Eu ago, in AA'estchester. where the chael and .Annie Kunsky, Mary Wil by approximately fifteen yards son Ford and Samuel Ford, and Jo tain amount to me-et the necessary of Commerce and this has led the , department is powerless to prevent of a daughter of a AVestern pio gene Platt, of'AVapping. After the family then lived, and the boy has promoters of this selling plan, to | wide, makes one think they are seph Kalinovski, obligations of the District or to tak® neer. After a series of thrilling program a scries of games were led a somewhat uncared for jxis- actually at the seashore. up existing note, notes or other ob devise a now plan by which they] Warning, episodes she finally wins the hand tence, it is said. He lives now with Owners of proiiorty abutting side enjoyed and later in the evening A’esterday’s capacity attendance ligations of the District, arid giva would bo rolioved of the uncortain- jiie Chamber of Commerce re- ot the dashing soldier. refreshments consisting of punch i his father in Marlborough. walks or curbs or both on Hull ty of collection attendant upon the ' pp^js its familiar warning to pay in the park and the swimming Street. the District’s obligations therefor, Others in the cast are Anders and cookies were served. It will be recalled that Mr. Ellen- when in his opinion it is for th® present plan. ' no money to anyone for anything, Randolf. Pat Hartigan, William pool taxed the resources of the big A'ou are hereby notified that the herg, about the time of the poison organization operating it. and to interest of the District to do so. There have been various phases unless you know what you are get Norton Bailey, Brooks Benedict, ing, which happened around April Selectmen of the Town of .Manches of this development due to Individ- night an even larger attendance 9th To see if the District will’ ting. It also urges anyone re Colonel C. C. Smith, Pauline Neff, LOC.AL MANAGERS .ATTEND first, received in New A’ork an ter. Conn., acting under ami pursu tial interpretation and ingenuity, ceiving communications of any na A. & P. STORES OUTING. is looked for. Tomorrow night a ant to Section 20 ( 396) (Hou.se Bill vote to build an addition to tha and Billie Bennett. “April Fool" card statir.v that his present school building or in soma but they all revolve around the ture with which they are unac More than fifty full-blooded mammoth country store will be No. 929 1. Special Laws of Con mail C. O. D. proposition. quainted. particularly those involv Practically all the local manag Hebron place had been burned to thrown open to those holding tlie otlier way provide more space for American Indians have parts in the ground. .Arrived in Hebron he necticut, 1915, entitled "An Act Pick on Young People. ing the purchase of merchandise ers of the .A. & P. stores in town lucky numbers and over five hun amending an .\ct concerning tlie sclinol purposes. “ Ranson's Folly"—among them found his cattle dead instead. The 10th To see if the District will Naturally the class of dupes must or the payment of money, to give Chief Eagle AA’ing and Chief Big attended the Great Atlantic and dred prizes will he distributed. nomination of candidates for public be gullible enough to fall for the the Chamber an opportunity to in Pacific Tea Co.’s managers’ associa mystery about this card has not AVednesday night the Charleston vote to retain a paid supervisor at Tree. been straightened out, but it is office and the u' niber. power and specious representations which are vestigate it and report the facts, tion outinv held at Goodwin Park, (—itest will he lield and entries duties of the Town Officers of the the playground during the summer Tonight the State presents the thought that the young man was made in communications received after which Individuals are. of Hartford yesterday. Members were are pouring in fast. Those desir Town of Manchester." .A()proved months. r last showing of “Paris.” nth To transact any other from unknown individuals with course, free to follow their own present from A'ermont and Massa not the sender. ing to enter this contest and the .Alay 20th. 1915, will meet at the One of the most elaborate repro Lester was found guilty and 'business proper to come before said whom they have never had any pre judgment. ductions of a Paris underworld chusetts as well as from all parts open to all amateur vaudeville Hall of Records in said Town of vious communication. Mailing of Connecticut. bound over to the next term of the con‘'-‘ Thursday night, can apply -Manchester on June 28th, 1926, at meeting. cate was constructed at the Metro- Signed; lists of young people, girls and boys ^ Cioldwyn-Mayer studios for the Ed Barbecued lamb was served to Superior Court in Rockville. Hart to the manager’s office at any seven o’clock (standard time) in who are working and have the con over three hundred members and E. Buell of Gilead, was appointed time now. W. J. BUCKLEY, HAVE YOU $42.11? mund Goulding production “Par the afternoon, for the purpose of District Committeeman. trol of small amounts of money of their wives or friends. Following guardian for the boy, and the lat All in all Capitol Park Is going assessing two-thirds of the cost is". It duplicates “The Birdcage" Dated, Manchester Green, Conn. their own. are made up. These a famous haunt of Apaches. the barbecue the afternoon was ter’s uncle, Paul Roberts, a Marl to be The Amusement Place this thereof upon the property adjacent Washington.— If each citizen of June 21, 1926. young people are not in the habit of Charles Ray plays an American en taken up with an extensive sport borough man, gave bonds for him. week with feature after feature thereto, for the construction of side receiving business letters, so that the United States had an equal share of all money in circulation in meshed in an Apache plot and Jo ing program including a baseball The case was ferreted out by State . being presented daily, winding up walks or curbs or both upon said when a comnmnication on an im an Crawford a fiery .Apache dancer game. AY. J. Davidson, president of Policeman Kelley of Hartford who | next Saturday night with a Ford posing appearing letterhead is re this country, the per capita divi Street. sion would be: $3.94 in gold coin, in the new picture. the New England division of the A. secured the confession and brought car being given absolutely free By order of and for the Board of MARK HOLMES ceived by them stating that they are & P. stores and P. S. Comstock the accused to trial. and next Sunday with the appear one of a selected number who have i| $9.54 in gold certificates, 45 cents Selectmen of the Town of Manches of the standard silver dollar, $3.16 HOAV fortunate: general manager were guests at Mr. Ellenberg says that his loss ance ot several ot the world’s most ter, Connecticut, Undertaker been chosen to receive certain mer-j “Did you hear a man was mur the outing. es have amounted to about $1000. famous female swimming stars in chandise at exceptionally low j in silver certificates, one penny JOHN H. HYDE. Secretary. Embalming • Funeral Director dered in the street last night for on this case, as his poisoned "ows a brilliant exhibition ot aquatic Manchester, Conn., June 21st, 1926. prices, they are naturally impressed, j from each treasury note of 1S90, Lady Assistant. Phone 406-2. $2.32 in half dollars, a United his money?", \\ere his best ones, and he has been swimming and diving. H-6-21-26. There is usually something about | “Yes. but luckily he had no mon- i Isn’t it strange how people with 1 Depot Square. Manchester. the letter which implies that the .'-states note worth $2.54, $14.42 in I'ederal Reserve bank note, and en on him at the time.”—Dorfbar-1 less sense than we have seem to matter should be treated as confi bier, Berlin. ■ get along much bc.icr? dential and after the exchange of $,'.ilS worth of National bank one or two letters, the affair is notes. The total share Uius would usuall\' closed, by the young man or be $42.11. TOWN ADA^ERTISEMENT No Water To Lift— young woman signing an order for loniething they have no earthly use THE MAGNETOS for and know nothing about, and BOARD OF SELECT.MEN TOAVN OF M.ANCHESTER. would not have thought of buying TOWN ADVERTISEMENT DECISION. but for the adroit wording of the Of the Selectmen of the Town of Manchester, Conn., upon the pro RECHARGED literature sent out by the unscrupu NOTICE. posal of Selectmen for the establishment of building and xeranda lines SAVAGE Proposed order establishing lous vendors. on the AA’est and East side of Clinton Street, between School Street on INJHE^CARj, The goods are sent by parcel post building and veranda lines on East the South and Oak Street on the North. Fills and Empties side and the West side of Starl:- r. O. D. and usually prove a rank I’pon proposal ot .'Selectmen for the establishment of building and NORTON ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENT CO. disappointment, but the matter has weather Street, from Woodbridge veranda lines on the AA’est side and the East side of Clinton Street, Itself. been kept a secret up to this point Street on the Nnrtl'. to Green Road between School Street on the South and Oak Street on the North, the Not a drop Avasted— the HILLIARD ST. ^ PHONE. V on the South, with time and place of and usually the secret continties as Selectmen of the Town of Manchester, Conn, acting under and pursuant NEAR MANCHESTER FREIGHT STATION the person is ashamed to acknowl public hearing on said proposed to Section 9 (44) (House Bill No. 1049 ), Special Laws of Connecticut, SAVAGE saves water for edge that he was stung. order. 1913, and Sections 1-5 ( 452 ) Special Laws Conn., 1917, entitled “An you. Another development of this The Selectmen of Manchester, Act amending an Act concerning the nomination of candidates for public GUARANTEED MORE POWER NO SKIPPING ’ scheme is to mail goods C. O. D. Conn., at a meeting held June 14th, office, and the number, jiowers, and duties of town officers in the Town entirely without an order and trust 1926. acting under and pursuant to of Manchester,” approved April 9th, 1913, and October 1st, 1917, having to the curiosity or inquisitiveness Section 9 (44 1 Special Laws Conn., caused a copy of the proposed order designating and establishing build The Manchester of the adressee when notified by the 1913. approved .April 9. 1913, and ing and veranda lines on Clinton Street, a highway within said Town Post Office Department that th.ey Sections 1-5 ( 452 ) Special Laws of Manchester, to be filed in the Town Clerk's office in said Manchester, Electric Co. have a C. O. D. package waiting for Conn., approved Oct. 1st. 1917, hav- and publislied at least twice in a newspaper printed in said Manchester, them. The peculiar part of it is in;’, deemed it for the public good at least five days before date of said hearing, and deposited a copy of said that it almost always works and that huildiiig and veranda lines proposed order, together with a notice of time and place of said liearing. Old Company Lehigh most ot these packagts are paid for [should be established on Stark- in a Post Office in said town, postage paid, directed to tlie person or per and taken away. weather Street, a highway in the sons interested at his or their last known address, five days before said .Seek Names. Town of Manchester, Conn., from hearing,— for the purpose of designating and establisliing building and A third development is for the j Woodbridge Street on the North to veranda lines, appraising the damages, and assessing the benefits caused vendors to write to their prospee-j Green Road on the South, passed by laying out said building and veranda lines under said petition and Good Coal --- Safe Heat tive vietims that a friend has given jdio following proimsed order viz.: P'roposed order by tlie provisions of said Sections:—• their name as one who would be in-j ORDERED: — Subject to the pro- met at the Hall of Records in said Town of .Alanchester on the 14th HiSrrS SELF-SERVE terested in a certain piece of mer-1 vi.sions of said Section.s that the fol- day of June A. D., 1926, at seven o’clock, D. S. T., in the afternoon,— chandise: that they would like to lowing lines on the East side and the time and place designated in said notice, and. liaving viewed the FILL YOUR BINS NOW ______I the AA’c.st side of Starkweather [ircmises and heard all the parties present and interested;—deem it for Street, a higliway in said Town of G R O C E P Y the public good to designate and establish building and veranda line.s I .Manchester, he and they are hereby on said Clinton Street under said petition, and proposed order, and it is TO WAIT DM YBi £ 4 established viz.: ORDERED:—That from and after the 14th day of June, 1 926, Stove...... $16.50 ....$16,25 _STATE ROAD WORKi EAST SIDE. building and veranda lines on said liighway known as Clinton Street be, SE.ALED PROPOS.VLS will be re- j The Building line on the East and they are hereby designated and established as follows, to wit:—- Chestnut...... $16,25 Pea .... $13.00 ceived hy the State Highway Com-! side of Starkweather Street is to be E.AST SIDE. mi.ssioner, 12 AA'nsliington Street, twenty-live (251 feet East of and The Building line on the East side of Clinton Street i.s to be ten 50 cents a ton discount for cash Hartford. Conn., until 2 R. .AI., parallel to the East line of Stark (10) feet East of and parallel to the East line of Clinton Street, from Specials for Tuesday! EASTERN STAND.VRI) TIME, on weather Street, from AA'oodbridge SchooFStreet on tlie South to a point 100 feet North of the North lino within 10 days. Monday. June 28th, 1 926, for the Street on the North to Green Road of School Street, and from said point the building line is to be twenty- following sections of State work, in on the South. five (25) feet East of and parallel to the East line of Clinton Street to n accordance with plans and specifica The A'eranda line on the East point 100 feet South of the Soutli line of Oak Street, and from said point tions on file at the following places: side of Starkweather Street is to b'S to Oak Street on the North the building line is to be ten (10) feet East of 21st to 26th TOAVN OF MANCHESTER: ■fifteen (15) feet East of and and parallel to the East lino of Clinton Street. Archie Hayes About 8232 linear feet of 9 incli parallel to the East line of Stark The A’eranda line on the East side of Clinton Street is to be ten Canned Peach W eek concrete pavement and 3 inch weather Sti-ect. from A\'o»dbridge (10) feet East of and parallel to the East line of Clinton Street, from Formerly Richardson Coal Co. Tel. 1115-3. asphalt or 2'o inch amiesite over Street on the North to Green Road School Street on the South to a point 100 feet North of the North line Special Piice for This Week Only. 7 inch reinforced concrete base on on the South. of School Street, and from said point the veranda line is to be fifteen West Center St. NOTE: Port AVEST SIDE. (15) feet East of and parallel to the East line of Clinton Street to a point land cement will he furnished h.N' Tlie Building line on the West 100 feet South of the South line of Oak Street, and from said point to Large Can of Calfornia the State. Flans and specifications side of Starkweather Street is to be Oak Street on the North the veranda line is to be ten (10) feet East of at the office of R. AV. Stevens. Divi thirty (30) feet AVest of and and parallel to the East line of Clinton Street. Yellow Cling Peaches can 25c iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM iiiiiiiniiniiiiiniiiiiiiiM iniiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiM niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH j sion Engineer, 15 Lewis St., Hart parallel to tlie AVest line of Stark AVEST SIDE. ford, Conn. weather Street, from AA'oodbridge The Building line on the AA’est side of Clinton Street is to be ten Nine perfect halves packed in wonderful, heavy TOAV.N OF FARMINGTON: Street on the North to Green Road (10) feet West of and parallel to the AVest line of Clinnton Street, from syrup. About 1778 linear feet of grading cn the Soutli. School Street on the South to a point 100 feet North of the North line and about 1000 linear feet of 7 inch The A'eranda line on the West I PIONEER AMBULANCE SERVICE | of School Street, and from said point tlie building line is to he twenty-five waterbound macadam in connection side of Starkweather Street is to be (25) feet AA’est of and parallel to the AA’est line of Clinton Street to a with tlie elimination of grade cross twenty (20) feet AA'est of and point 100 feet South of the South line of Oak Street, and from said Pure L a rd ...... lb. pkg. 19V2^ ing on tlie Srott Swamp Road. parallel to the AA'est line of Stark- point to Oak Street on the North the hnilding line is to be ten (10) feet Plans and specifictitinns at the office wi atlier SI reet. from AA’oodbridge AA^est of and parallel to the AA’est line of Clinton Street. Sunbeam Tomato Catsup . pint bottle 19c of R. AA'. Stevens. Division Engi Street on the .North to Green Road The A'eranda line on the AA'est side of Clinton Street is to be fen neer, 15 Lewis Street, Hartford, on the South. (10) feet West of and parallel to the AA’est line of Clinton Street, from Hale’s Fancy Creamery Tub Butter, . Conn. .And it is hereby ordered;—That School Street on the South to a point 100 feet North of the North line of TOWN OF FARMINGTON: said proposed order of the Select School Street, and from said point the veranda line is to be fifteen (15) pound 42c About 1 3245 linear feet of 7 inch men of .Manchester. Conn., be ' eard feet West of and parallel to the West line of Clinton Street to a point trap rock macad.ni on tlie Scott and determined at the Hall of 100 feet South of the South line of Oak Street, and from said point to Small White Pea Beans...... 3 lbs. 19c Swam|i Road, including abutments Record.s in said Town of Manches Oak Street on the North the veranda line is to be ten (10) feet West of for a 50 foot steel bridge. NOTE: ter. on Monday, June 28, 1 926, at 7 For baking. This is exclusive of the work in con o’clock. S. T., in the afternoon, and Property Owner Frontage Damages Benefif s Fancy Large Native Strawberries— nection with grade crossing elim that the Secretary of this Board Rose <5- James MeSherry . . . 142.1 $1 4.21 $14.21 cause a copy of proposed order de Best picked. From Olcott’s farm. ination. Portland cement and re Louis & Carmela Felice . . . . 94.n 9.40 9.40 signating and establishing the build inforced concrete pipe wiM he fur James McKay...... 6 6,0 6.60 6.60 ing and veranda lines upon said Fresh Supply of Fresh Fruit nished by the Stale. ; anti John O'Keefe ...... 50.0 5.00 5.00 proposal of Selectmen, together specifications at the < i;. A\’. Fritz & Hannah Johnson . . . 50.0 5.00 5.00 and Vegetables. Stevens. Divi.sion F ", 15 with a notice of the time and place 50,0 5.00 5.00 of hearing thereon, to be filed in D. E. & Josephine Thibodeau Lewis Street, Hartford. ( :. Carl F. Schultz...... 70.0 7.00 7.00 TOAA’N OF CANTON: .\ concrete the Town Clerk’s office in said Town John E. & John 3rd Johnson 120.0 1 2.00 1 2.00 girder bridge of two 3 8 font spans j of .Manchester, and published at 120.0 1 2.00 12.00 over Cherry Brook. NOTE: Foi'- least twice in a n-sw-spaper printed 1 4.00 1 4.00 lA! in said Town at least five days be- Carmela & Cosimo Aloisio . . . 140.00 land cement will be furiii.slied by j Egnatz Rizer ...... 140.3 14.03 14.03 the State. Plans and specifications fore the day of hearing and a copy Felix & Katie Mordavosky . . . 100.0 10.00 10.00 at the office of R. AA’. Stevens. Divi- 1 of said proposed order and notice Matilda & Albert Larson . . . . 100.0 10.00 10.00 M tn. sion Engineer, 15 Lewis Street, j to be deposited in a Post Office in Fritz
Budget from Washington, D. C. j NdkHilMTtMn* Mi MAt(M N l M *U MKRC ( 4 22 ) Cincinnati—Or WTIC chestra. Traveler* Insurance Co., WMAQ ( 4 47 ) Chicago—Organ; Hartford. Conn. orchestra. 467. WEAF ( 492 ) New York—Vocal, talk; instrumental. wex (517) Detroit.—Orchestra. Program for Monday 7 P. M. 5:30 P. M.—Dinner Concert. Moe WBAL ( 246 ) Baltimore—Or Blumenthal's Hub Restaurant chestra; Sandman Circle. Quartet. WRNY (25S) New York—Or a. Romance .... D'Ambroslo chestra; amateur period. b. AA’oodlaud Sketches WCAU (27S) Philadelphia — ...... MacDowell "Variety. c. Aubade Mexlealne WAHG (316) Richmond Hill. N...... Dent-Lowry Y.—M usical. d. Air de Ballet ...... Herbert WBZ ( 333 ) Springfield. Mass.— e A'iolin Solo—Serenade Orchestra; organ...... Schubert WTAM (3S9) Cleveland—Base- Moe Blumenthal ball; orchestra. f. A Japanese Sunset .Deppen "WLW ( 422 ) Clnclnnatl—Con- g. Selection from "Orange cert. Blossoms" ...... Herbert WEAF ( 4 9 2 ) Xew York—Or- h. Popular Period. chestra. 6:30’—Announcements. Baseball WJR (517) Detroit—Orchestra. Scores, News Items and Police WOAW (526 ) Omaha—Instru Report. NOW! mental; baseball; markets: orches 7; 15—The A'ale Glee and Banjo tra. Clubs, Commencement Concert WBAL ( 24 6 ) Balitmore — Or from AA'oolsey Hall. gan.: quartet. I WRNY (25S) New York—Talk; 1. Banjo Club— musical varieties. A’ale Medley ....arr. Austin KFNF ,266 ) Shenandoah— Or 2. Songs of A'ale— chestra. a. Brave Mother A'ale WGHP (270") Detroit — Orches- ...... Shepa.d the new Silent NOKOL ■ ' tra; famous composer's hour. b. Shall I AVastlng in Des Al'CAU (27S) Philadelphia—Mu- pair < sical. (Old English Melody) AVJAR (306) Providence R. I.— c. As Freshtnen First AA'e Baseball; musical. Came to A'ale KDKA (309) Pittsburgh— Farm Glee Club ; , program. 3. Glee Club— j; AA'AHG (316) Richmond Hill, N. a. Lamp in the West '«• Y.—Talk: vocal and instrumental...... Horatio Parker automatic oil heat . ' KOA (322) Denver— Markets; b. Lonesome Road (A'lrginia concert. Plantation Song) V.'LIT (395) Philadelphia—The B. C. Cutler soloist ater program. c. Dance a Cachuca, Fand Ic.' WKRC (422) Cincinnati—In ango. Bolero final from Most sensational comfort-development strumental; talk. "The Gondoliers" AVRC (469 ) AVashington—"Bud- .... Sir Arthur Sullivan ; I - get Talks." by President Calvin 4. B.anjo Club— in the history of OIL HEAT 1?, Coolldge and Gen. Herbert M. Lord. a. Quartet from "Rlgoletto” director of the budget. To AVGA’ .... arr. Royale Merwyn ;j (379) and AVJZ (455). b. Harvard-Prlnceton Med AVEAF (492) New York— "Bud ley arr. Royale Merwyn get Talks." by President Calvin 5. Glee Club— ‘ . Coolidge and Gen. Herbert M. Lord, a. Songs My M(ather Taught director of the budget. To AA'CSH Me ...... Dvorak-Smlth (256 ). WJAR (306), WGR (319), b. A> AVatchers and Le Holy See it in operation today— AVSAl (326 ), WWJ (353 ), AVDAF Ones ...... arr. Davison answer— for all time— your own questions about alterations; enables N okol to burn the oaaly proper ( 366 ), WTAM (359). AVCAE Find out how noise has been cut to the IT kind of oil for automatic heat in the home— at (461). WCAP ( 469 ), WEEI ( 476), 1. Mountain Songs of North automatic oil heat for the home: KSD ( .545). Carolina vanidbing point; how all past records of reasonable cost. WeX (417) Detroit—Orchestra. ...arr. M. Bartholome 1. Is it noisy? a. Pretty Saro hom6 heating comfort are now surpassed P P. M. In the new Silent N okol this vital combus AVBAL (246 ) Baltimore—Talk; b. The Rosewood Casket 2. Is it a high-co^t luxury, for the rich only ? trio. c. Blackbird and the Crow tion chamber has been given even greater effec WRNY (258) New A'ork—Or- d. Grandma Grunts h i s is the biggest development in oil heat since 3. Is a lot of expert attention required to get chest rn. e. Little Mawhee started. Facts, not words make it so. The tiveness. AVGHB (266) Clearwater. Fla.— Glee Club oil heat comfort? Does it provide ample heat. A'oeal and instrumental. 2. Hawaiian Trio— Tproof is right here in our shovtToom today: the new AA'CAU ( 27 8 ) Philadelphia- Messrs Abbott, Robert If you have other questions, you’ll find them, too, Come see it—in operation Musical. son, Sterrett Silent N okol, actually operating— for you to see. AVSM ( 283 ) Nashville—A'oeal 3. American Songs of 1850— answered now. and instrunicntal. a. Call Me Pet Names today KDKA ( 309) Pittaburg'i—Light b. War Song of the Texan ( rera. Rangers The ^^noise bogey^^ killed Suppose this announced some amazing new radio AA'AHG 16) Richmond Hill. N. c. Railroad Chonis Not a trace of odor set— or beautiful new-model automobile. You d Y •-Musical, AH'. Cooper and Double Quartet By perfection of a simple principle, the new Silenr a 4. University Quartet—■ , A\"BZ ( 333 ) Springfield. .Mass.— N okol cuts noise to the vanishing point. Literally, There never has been, never will be the slightest ase it. Home comfort for your family is at least Orchestra. Messrs. Darling. Ross, KCrO (361) Oakland, Calif.- Sinclair, Hoggson exactly that. trace of odor— inside or outside a NOKOL-heaied as important Concert. 5. Popular Songs— home. Because N okol does not have to bum AVLIT ( 395 ) Philadelphia—Or- Glee and Banjo CUihs It is an Important betterment— yet made with So come in. Find but what oil heat can be, and cl)eMnt, 6. Bright College Years cheap, foul-smelling oil in order to deliver economi AAt'CO 1-116) S(. I'nul-Mlnneap- ...... Durand out the slightest sacrifice of that high efficiency can do for you today. See the new Silent N okol in clls- •('. of Minneapolis program. Glee anfl Banjo Clubs cal heat. operation. Listen to it. Examine it. A sk questions. AVKRC (4 22 ) Cincinnati— 8:45 — Soprano Solos— which has given N okol a 9 -year record for lotu- American l.rgit'n i>rograin. a. June's a Gypsy Pedlar tst optrating cost Some burners do have to use such inferior fuel. * * * * AVSH (12S) Atlanta—.Aluslcnl, ...... AYood And an unavoidable, unpleas KGW (491) Portland—Concert. b. l.onscmose Moonlight For periods up to nine AV.TR (.517) Detroit—Orchestra...... Strickland ant odor is but one of the diup- AVHO (526 ) Des Moines—Vocal c. Shadow Dance from "Din- years, 29,000 homes have and Inslrumet^tnl. orah" ...... Meyerbeer pointments in such an inveat- 10 1’. M. d. AA’Ish Blossoms ...... Evtile had N okol comfort— and ment. Even then they do not, A\ RV.A ( 256 ) Richmond, A’a.— e. Shy Mignonette ...... Brahe have found it an econ To Men and W)men T'etGures. Marjorie Boiles Slsaon, soprano NOTE THIS IMPORTANT FACT: cannot equal N okol economy. KFKX ( 288 ) Hnstlngs, Neh.- Florence T. Skiff, accompanist omy, too. who think Musical. 9:00—Studio Program. N okol is one of the few automatic oil burners KPRC ( 29 7 ) Houston—Vocal 9:30—Flr.st art of "Lucia dl Lam- N ow ths new Silent N okol gave automatic oil heat to the The principal reason is and Instrumental. mernioor" by the AVEAF Grand American Home a little less than a de- made in adequate range of sizes to fit the Avide range N okol*8 famous combustion KDKA (3('9) Pittsburgh—Or Opera Company under the direc N oko l jirouides even cade ago—several years before others of heating-plant sizes. Each installation is indi- chestra. tion of Cesare Sodero. followed it into the field. Building 6n chamber— a aelf-contained part KO,\ (32 2 ) Denver—(Archestrn. 10:00—News Items And AA’eather greater comfort—at even vidually fitted to its particular furnace or boiler, satisfaction of its users. K.N'.N ( 33 7 I I,os .\ntcles—Fcn- Report. lower cost! The reduction, of the burner, entirely inde tures. 10:03-10:30—Capitol Theatre Or- More homes are equipped with its particular home or building. KFAU (311) Lincoln, Nch,—Or g.in — iranUy, is not great. It n o k o l to-day than with any other pendent of your heating plant Songs A'ou T-lke to Hear Come in today. W e can sincerely assure you an chestra. couldn't be— in Ariew of automatic oil heating service. A t the It equips your furnace or boiler KTHS (576 ) Hot Springs. Ark. Walter Dawley end of 1925 more than twenty-two inttrestiBg visit—i new tnd clearer idea of home ■—Baseball scorei; orchestra. theloH6*ooetrecordsNoKOL million dollars was invested in NOKOL for oil*burning, as the old AVeCO (416) St. Paul-Mlnnetp- heating comfort. oils—Musical selections. has made for nme years. equipment in American homes, and grate equipped it for coal- KPO (4JS) San Francisco—-Or Prince Celebrates this service had been extended into chestra. seven foreign countries. During the bum ing; does away "with brick AVTIC ( 478 ) Hartford. Conn.— This is your chance to first four months of 1926,NOKOL sales work and other makeshift Orchestra. to home owners ran 76% ahead of WOAAV (626 ) Omaha, Neb.— Claeelcal. 1925's first four months or at a rate 11 P. M. of more than three million dollars’ in AVSM (283 ) Nashville—Orches. crease in this year’s business over THE N EW tra. last years.’ KFKX (288) HssUags. Neb.— These purchasers—thinking men Muslcel. AVAHG (316) Richmond Hill, and women, concerned for health, N. A".--Orchestra, cc*nlort,and happinessof theirfamilies KNX (S37) Los Angeles — --^ a d e this institution possible. Its Studio. Silent N o K @ l success and permansnqi are founded AUTOMATIC OIL HIATINO FOR HOMES KGO (361) Oakland, Calif.- on tribute paid by a grateful public Educational program. yirH ddOBtsde oil buraor Umd by UBdsr«6titSri’ Ltboratenot; approved KTHS (376) Hot Springs, Ark. to the builoers of NOKOL. by til UsdiRf ialoty boarda. Maauiaclurad tnd luarantaad by —Concert; violin. A M ^ C A N n o k o l c o m p a n y . OUetfO AVTAM (3S9) Clevelsnd— Or chestra. KPO (428 ) San Francisco—Or ra chestra. KGW (491) Portland, Ore.— Organ. 12 r . M. Time Payments May Be Arranged. AA'GHP 70) Detroit- -Orches- tra. In New Britain KNX C Los Angeles—Mu- in Manchester sical. While Crown Prince Gustavus KGO (361) Oakland, Calif.- French & Glock Educational program. Adolphus of Sweden is visiting Alfred A. Grezel Connecticut Oil Heating Co. AVKRC (422) Cincinnati—Musi America, Prince Slgvard, his second Tel. 3130 cal. son ,back home celebrates passing Tel. 1525 Frederick K. Daggett, Treas. KPO (428) San Francisco—Or- his university entrance e,\amlna- Lawrence Davis, Pres. chestiM. tlons. Note the white cap, badge of AVBAP (476) Fort W(5rth—Con- 37 ALLYN STREET Tel. 2-6950. 2-6947 HARTFORD pert. every freshmap, and the wreaths. PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MONDAl(, 3ntJNE 21,1926.
IIWWWIWWWNIW. Your Inspection ■) fll No expense has been spared to Ready make this store one of the most model Today Li display rooms of its kind anywhere. Here you will find the most modern To Deliver plumbing, heating and refrigeration T ic most sensational development devices on display and in actual oper To Meet ation so that you can see them work Your Orders just as they would in your own home. Model M-5:2,1245^ . in OIL HEAT history: It will pay you to call and see our Frigidaire Electric Refrigeration take.s the exhibit place of the traditional daily cake of ice— makes you entirely independent of outside ice supply. For Frigidaire runs itself every day, Free Souvenirs To All every month, in all seasons. Its operation Frigidaire is not difficult to buy. A small THE NEW costs no more than ice and it makes ice for payment puts it into your home and the lib Silent^OKOL IMen and Women Visiting Our Store you in handy cubes for the table and other eral GMAC monthly payment plan makes it uses. It keeps foods perfectly and makes a easy to divide the rest so you pay out of Tuesday, As Long As They Last. wide variety of frozen desserts. income and not out of savings. A Carload of FRIGIDAIRES It is commanding the atten Water Hot tion, the interest of America's ilioWaiting thinking home-owners right You c a n h a v e A new. Because it changes all Frigidaire in your preecnt ice»hox. past ideas of automatic oil heat The **fTo$i coil" ing for homes. Because it sur (left) it placed in the ice com« There are more than passes all comfort records of partment; and the comprettor 1.10,000 satisfied users ti the past. You can see it in (beloiv) in th e operation— here— today. basement or other of Frigidaire — the convenient loca* tion. Frigidaire trade - mark name mechanitmt for which identifies the this purpote cost €it little at $190 leading electric re f.o,b, Payton, O. frigeration, made by the largest concern of its kind in the world. —------Hoffman Automatic ROW DS of people who own homes in this never any odor— with N okol heat; never any oily C city and territory are filling our show-rooms— dirt, any soot. Gas Water Heaters Model M-7, $315 day after day— to see the new Silent N okol in In short— you’ll find the same N okol which has operation. established all present records for comfort with auto There is no gas water heater that It is, on every count, the most important develop matic oil heat .... will give the service that the Hoffman ment in home-heating methods since— nine years Now capable of still greater comfort — by one Automatic Gas Water Heater gives ago— N okol made it possible to heat homes auto simple betterment. matically, with oil as fuel -you. Instant hot water when you A fifteen-minute visit will give you a valuable Every question answered! want it. and entirely new idea of the comfort now possible Right here— today— the new Silent N okol is oper in heating any home *-large or small. ating, just as it would operate in your present heat ing-plant. What youTl see: W e ’re here, to answer questions— if you wich— We Sell Magee Pipe Y ou ’ll find the same efBcient N okol which has rather than to sell you something. been heating more than 29,000 homes for periods You’ll find it one of the few automatic oil burners up to nine years . . . B U T : made in adequate range of sizes to fit every heating and Pip^ess Furnaces You'll find operating noise now cut to the vanish plant, every home—large or small ing point! • • * t See How a NoKol Works Youll find the same N ok o l which has given all in One No matter how much or how Utde you’ve con these homes fully automatic heat at lowest known sidered oil heat— sec it. 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Greater Comfort More Heat— Less Fuel Supplies ' i frff f'n‘rrr'tiilifnfr nV f r | ji|iw>awaiLa«^a*> ;.i»i t wTiiui ' %. H j MANCHESTER EVENING HEBAL D, MONDAY, JUNE 21,1926. fAG E EIGHT General Custer (2) —By Redner Change in Rates THE ROMANCE OF AMERICA For Herald Classified Advertising On and after June 1, 1926, the following rates for Classified Advertising will be in elTect: All For Sale, To Rent, Lpst, Found and similar advertising on Classified Page: First insertion, 10 cents a line (6 words to line). Minimum Charge 30 Cents. Repeat insertions (running every day), 5 cents a ^^%HESE PRICES ARE FOR CASH WITH COPY. An additional charge of 25 cents will be made for advertisements charged and billed. a : _ ...... 1/..... In the hope of trapping^ On June 17, on the Rosebud, Gook battled with the Sioux. the Indians by strategy, he G ptain Benteen traveled two miles to the left and Maji He fought all day and then wisely withdrew, having struck a On June 2 ‘i Custer’s formed his troops into three proceeded midway between Custer and Benteen. In this forma FOR SALE REAL ESTATE hornet’s nest. Then the Sioux moved to the next stream west, the scouts informed him that the divisions, keeping five com tion, the parallel columns swept over the divide. Custer rode at the Lake, five Little Big Horn. Unaware of Gook’s defeat, Terry sent Custer, Indians were located on the vnn — Four-burner gas FOR SALE—On Bolton head of his troops, togged out in a coat of Indian-tanned, beaver- Btove. n. rin n ey, SI Prospect street. room cottage completely furnished. panies and splitting six be Call Charter 6305-15. with the Seventh Gvalry, to scout along the Rosebud, planning west bank of the Little Big p A I.F-r Library table, dark tween Major Reno and Cap- trimmed buckskin, a broad-brimmed hat and light riding boots. FOR to rejoin him at the junctiop of the Big Horn and the Little Big Horn, and Custer prepared frolden o ,a k. lop H S X 4 ^ inches i t h MORTGAGES V,, tain Benteen.______V jh ere was much of the pomp and panoply of war KCONTlNUEDy drawer, Kxcellent condition Wal- V l attack.______kins Brotliers. Inc., Main street. We can invest money for you in first class mortgages. Do you need a FOR S \LE—Used leather rocker, mortgage? If so. we can place it for base on balls, off Georgettl 2: Ed genuine brown leather, loose oushlon vou. Arthur A. Knofla. Telephone gar 3; Tunney 2; umpires, Dwyer JS. W atkins Brothers. Inc., Oea Main ■:S2-2. 875 Main street. ______TO RENT I ______fAe BOXING BOARD j C. B. A. A. SWAMPED and Russell. street. and third mort- BONAMININE^ ! W .\NTED—Second FOR RENT—Two desirable office FOR S\LE—Used golden oak office gages. More money on hand. P. D. rooms. Apply to Mr Padrove, Man- Bwlvef chair $5. M'.-uKins Brothers. Comollo. 13 Oak street Telephone ch^ter Public Market. Phone. 10. Inc., 335 Main street. 1540. EASY WINNER CAN DROP JACK BY WORCESTER 13-2 FOR SALE—Slightly used porce TO RENT WANTED lain top kitchen table. Hoosier lAMOND ‘>1X40 Ire'i ton witli drawer. \\ lilte W.ANTED--01d plan', very reason enameled base. 57..'0. Ttatklns TO RENT—Five room flat. William able to take to shore. Telephone 1346. Brothers, Inc., f*33 Main street._____ Kanehl. Telephone 1 776. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS WANTED—Housework of any kind Unless Dempsey Answers by | Silk Workers Outclassed i UST FOR =:-\r.E—Sowing machine. 5 TO RENT — Greenacres, W ads tliree hours in tlie morning. Tele, Defeat Kensington in League drawer ATheeler & Wilson make. $5. worth street. July 1st., six room flat plione 889-2. Eastem I,eague all modern improvements. Inquire at Hartford 2, Providence 1. (1st.) W atkins Brotliers. Inc.. 03., .Main bt. Tomorrow He May Lose from Start— Make Only The Reds held on to first place 98 Church street or telephone 1348. W.ANTED—Men. women for pleas Game by 9-3 Score; Godek Hartford 5. Providence 1. (2nd. ant profitable work. Experience un- by a margin of one point in the FOR SALE—Bedroom suite Springfield 6, New Haven 3. slightly used. Queen Anne, coniblna- FOR RENT—Six room tenement, necossar.^'. Address Oppoitunit}. Two Hits— Nawn Wallops National League, by splitting a tion walnut, bed. dresser and cblf- strictlv modern, all improvements. Herald Office. (1st). His Title. forette. 56®. Watkins Brothers. Inc., Inquire at 128 Maple street.______Pitches Well. double header with the Cubs. Carl o u 1 d like posi - Neiv Ha7-en 7, Springfield 0. 935 Main street. W ANTED—Girl Mays pitched the league leaders to TO RENT—-At Bolton Lake, a five tlon taking care of children. Tele- (2nd.) Two Home Runs for the a five to one victory in the opener, f o r SALE—Three-quarter folding room callage on State Road by week pltone 681. Pittsfield 14. XVaterbury 7 (1st.) BY DAVIS J. WALSH Iron bed witli new mattress. Also old or month. Telephone 1706. Playing errorless ball, the Bon while the Cubs took the nightcap, cook for Town Waterbury 1, Pittsfield 0 (2nd ) mahogany davenport. Call 744-2, 77'ANTED—Plain Anil baseball nine triumphed over four to three. morning or evening. TO RENT—Farm In Andover, near Farm. Call 333-3. Bridgeport 5, Albany 1 (1st.) New York, June 21.— Unless his Visitors. state road. Telephone 1776. Wm. Kensington in a league game at j Albany 7. Bridgeport 5 (2nd). silence on the Wills challenge Is ^ Pittsburgh made it three straight FOR SAT-E—Two ton of good hay. Kanehl, 159 Center street. 77'ANTED — Painting, paperhang Hickey’s Grove Saturday after National League broken by tomorrow— and the in- i Inquire of James Burns, corner Wood- ing. calcimlning. glazing. Jobs big noon. Jack Godek pitched superb! from the Giants as Aldridge white FOR RENT—Three, four and five or small. John Burke, 4U5 No. Main Cincinnati 5, Chicago 1 (1st.) telligentsia will quote you 100 to Cheney Brothers baseball nine bridge and Matlier street. ball. His mates hit hard and time-' washed the Ne7v Yorkers, eight to room teneniCnts, also furnished street. Tel. 998-2. Chicago 4, Cincinnati 3 (2nd.) 1 against It— Jack Dempsey either was decisively trimmed Saturday rooms single or double for light- nothing. FOR SALE—Radio nd Victrola, ly. The score Tvas 9 to 3. St. Louis 9, Brooklyn 0. will be read out of his title or in afternoon at the hands of the xylll sell cheap. Inquire TO Linden St. housekeeping. Inquire corner Blssell 77'ANTED— You to know that we With the score deadlocked at and Foster streets. do floor surfacing the Universal way. Pittsburgh S, New York 0. definitely suspended by the New Crompton-Knowles Company of three all in the sixth inning, the Jerry Standaert, Brooklyn's sub FOR SALE—Standing grass, farm Old and new. Schaller Bros, Wal- Others not scheduled. York State Athletic Commission. Worcester at the West Side play FOR RENT—July 1st. six room locals started a rilly which netted stitute infielder, Avas all that stood 417 Soutli Main street. Telephone 490. ker street. Telephone 1719. American League grounds. The score was 13 to 2. flat, with garage, all modern im them tliree runs and victory. This action was forecast today by between Willie Sherdel and a no- 7VANTED—Man to work about At no time were the locals In the FOR SALE—Tale safe. 45" high. provements. Apply 106 Hamlin street. Thompson singled and scored on Chicago 4, Ne7V Y'ork 3. Chairman James A. Farley, 24 hit game as the Cardinals slaugh 29” wide. 27” deep. 19S Hilliard hnkeshop Saturday mornings. Apply Cleveland 1, Boston 0. running. Blue Ribbon Bakery, Cottage street, I McLau.ghlin's double. Coleman was hours in advance of Tex Rickard’s tered the Robins, nine to nothing. street. Phone 1050. ______TO RENT—Six room tenement, Manchester made but tw'o hits modern improvements, all conven South Manchester. ______| ]-|it and advanced on an out. Both St. Lo'-is 5, Washington 4. oft-postponed visit to the commis Sherdel yielded only two hits and and two runs while the visitors FOR SALE—We have ready one iences. four minutes from mill. 5- he and McLaughlin scored on Detroit S, Philadelphia 3. sion with his Dempsey program for Standaert got both of them, one million flower and vegetable plants; Arch street. Phono 1559. WANTED — Painting, paperhang slammed out seventeen hits for THE ST.YNDLNGS 1926. 7vith two out in the ninth. Asters. Zinnias. Marigold. Straw flow ing. calcimlning. Prices reasonable, Godek’s single. Not being content Nawn poled out workmanship guaranteed. Ted Le This rendezvous or its subsequent thirteen runs, ers. English daisies. Sweet 75 illiams. with this lead, the Bon Ami knock two lengthy drives for home runs, Petunias. Verbenas. Snapdragons, Clair, 39 Chestnut street Tel. 1602. ed out t7vo more runs in the next Eastem League developments 7vill determine A double by Willie Kamm en and Celosla at 2.5c per doz.. $1.75 per W. whether Rickard or the commis Once there was no one on bases abled the While Sox to nose out 100- Hardv Ferennial Fox Gloves. 7VANTED —Highest prices paid for inning when McLaughlin again Providence sion is running boxing in this state. and the other time, two runners the Yankees, four to three, and tie Canterhurv bells, Coreopsis and rags, metals, paper, magazines, etc. doubled Tvith two runners on the \vere awaiting the impact. Tunney hardy Carnations, 10c each. $L00 per TO RENT .Also buy and sell used furniture. Springfield That Rickard will keep the date, Cleveland for second place. sacks and then added another run had the home team buffaloed. Ed doz. Geraniums and scented Gerani Chas. l.essner. 28 Oak street Phone. Bridgeport after giving it a successful run ums, large flowering Cannas, Fuch 2116. in the eighth. gar and Georgettl were both hit East Berlin comes to Manches Albany ... around for some weeks, seems to be The Indians blanked the Red sias, German ivy, English ivy, 7 ica At Oswegatchle, Niantic river, near herd. vines, and Heliotrope. 77’e fill baskets New London, small five room house, w a n t e d —Gardens to plow, ashes ter to oppose the Boa Ami team New Haven ordained by the fact that tomor Sox. one to nothing, 7vith Miller and boxes, labor and dirt free. Toma furnislied, for July and August or removed, will buy old hens or poultry. Ci'omptOTi-Kno7vlcs pitching invincible ball. Heimach, L) W. Barnes. Oakland Flat. Station next Saturday. HartTor 1 . . row also marks the deadline set by AB R H PO A E toes and Cauliflower at 15c per doz.. cither; reasonable; running spring The summary; Waterbury making his first start for the Sox, $1.00 per hundred. Pepper plants 10c water; batliing; fisliing; boating. De- 4 5 Rockville trolley line. Phone 34-4. tfie hoard for Dempsey to come to Malloy, cf . . per doz.. 75c per hundred. Flione llgluful spot. Bus line to New Lon Bon Ami. Pittsfield the line on the Wills issue. also was in great form. 1610 Burnside Avenue Greenhouse, W.ANTED—Carpenter work Screen Nawn, 31) . . don. Safe for party of young women. John National League No Predictions Station 22. East Hartford, Conn. Accommodate 4 nicely. X. M. Herald, enclosures. garages built. AB 71 H PO A E B.-rry. 3 b . . Philadelphia lost to the Tigers, Hostetler. 127 77’etherell street. Tel. L. Farley declined o anticipate the Michael Pinatollo. ______or pli 'lie 1839 Manchester. Keeney. 2b . 2 0 0 0 1 0 Campbe". 2b S to 3. and flopped to fourth place. 1 276-32. McLaughlin 2b Cincinnati nature of the action that will re- I Flynn, lb FOR S.ALE—1P22 Ford ^touring in Pittsburgh . . . •sult when Dempsey turns up miss The Athletics played as if _ they good running condition $85. Call 10D> W.ANTED—Ashes to cart, gardens McCarthy, c . . 11 King, c . . wore rubber gloves, making six er Middle Turnpike East. Telephone to plow, cellars to dig. L. T. Wood. 55 St. Louis .... ing again, either in person, which Coyle, ss Coleman, lb . . rors. Blssell street, telephone 4J6. Brennan, 3b .. Chicago ...... J i.s geographically impossible, or by Garvey, rf Brooklyn .... I proxy. However, it was pointed out FOR S.7L E —Setter puppies, police TO RENT—Five room tenement, LOST Godek, p ...... Brown, If flogs, fox terriers, all pedigreed corner Main and 7Vadsworth streets. M. G. S. Brainard. If . . Neav York . . . I to the chairman that a mere sus- Tunney, p l o s t —G1.1 SS pin m a r k ^ P The Block. Joseph Schaub. Hillstown .\11 modern improvements. Call at '25 and initials L M. H. Finder kind Vitullo, S3 . . . . Boston ...... I pension would defeat his reputed Kennels. South Manchester. 459 Main street or phone 1439. ly call 1163-2 er at 89 Oakland St. La Flamme, cf Philadelphia .... 20 36 j aim, a Dempsey-Wills match for the Total .... 44 13 17 27 i: .American League McGovern Granite Co. FOR SALE—Tomato plants, 15c a TO RENT— A 3 room flat, all Im I^Qg-p—Porsim seen taking green ^ Smith, c f ...... I heavyweight title, and he agreed. Cheney Brothers flozen, also cabbage plants. 10c a doz provements, new house with garage, silk unhrella from Slate theater Fri- i Thompson, rf . W. I ; Naturally, if Dempsey is declared' AB R H PO A CEMETERY MEMORIALS en. Samuel Burgess. 116 Center street. at 168 Oak street. Inquire 164 Oak day afternoon please return to box New York ...... 4 3 I!" ineligible, no promoter will be per- j Long, cf . . 4 0 0 4 0 I Keiirosenled by street or call 616-5. ollice. State theater. 36 9 11 27 10 0 Cleveland ,...... 34 2S mitted to sign him for anything, a | Hanna, ss O 1 0 i 3 REAL ESTAIE O 0. W. H.TKTE.VSTEIV TO RENT—Six room tenement on Kensington Chicago ...... 34 2S 7Vills bnut included. Str.Uton, 3b . . 4 0 1 0 I 47 Benton St. Telephone 1621 Wadsworth street, adults preferred. FOUND 9 ' FOR S-7.LE—Property at 147 El- Call at 69 I AB R H Philadelphia ... 34 29 The only logical decision, there Cole, rf . • ■ • . . 4 0 1 0 Inquire 13 Wadsworth street^______FOUND—Gray kitten. o flridge street (South Manchester) Blssell street. Telephone 1160-13. Sims, C ...... Detroit ...... 31 31 fore, would declare the heavy- Plitt. 2b . . . . . 3 0 0 1 t> dwelling lot 130 ft. front I'y 145 deep. FOR RENT—Modern five room flat, AVashington .... 28 31 0 0 9 0 Jas. J. Fitzsimmons, Kensington, Wilson. 3b . . j wei.ght title vacated and a match McDonald, lb . 1 new house, all improvements, garage, MISCELLANEOUS O 0 3 0 Conn. ______Holmquist. cf St. Louis ...... 2 5 31 I between Harry M'ills and Gene Cerveni, lb 0 rent reasonable. 22 Cenlerfleld street, 0 0 s 1 off Mather. Telephone 1571-3. j Munson, ss . . Boston ...... 17 41 j Tunney ordered with the champion- T.amprecht, c .3 I FOR S.ALE—Pearl street, single Leila Mav—Ideal shore front rooms. , 0 0 1 0 EYE TOTING home cook'ing. reasonable rates Mrs. j 7Vilcus, If . ■ . I ship going to the winner. If Farley Edgar, p . . . . .1 I house, six rooms, house in excellent FOR RENT—Three room apart O 0 1 0 condition. Hot water lieat. lot 60x125. Clias. M. Cave, 44 Shore .'ront. Myrtle Lewis, If . . - . G.YMES TODAY I wishes to go that far, he can do so, White, If . . . 0 by the latest scientific meth ment In Purnell Building, large rooms Beacii. .Milford. Conn. ' 9 0 0 0 2 'i Price $7,200. Phone 684 or 76-4. all conveniences, reasonable rent. Ap Woodford, 2b ! for in addition to his own vote, he Georgettl. p Eastern League Brennan, p . . 1 0 0 4 0 ods. i WOODBRIDGE STREET — Abso- ply to G. E. Keith, in care of Keith I will pay tlie highest prices for Hall, rf ...... i claims a controlling majority from _____ - — — — GL-ASSES FITTED I lutely new house 2 1-2 story six Furniture Co. rags, paper and all kinds of metals; .Ailing, lb . . . Pro7"idence at Hartford. ' the votes of Messrs. Putban and also buy all kinds of poultry and old . 29 1 2 27 11 ' rooms, ste.am lie.at and oak through TO RENT—Five room tenement on H. Nelson, p . Springfield at New Haven. Wear, members of the license com out extra large lot. See it and make cars fur junk. M. H. Lessner Jr., tele- Spruce street. .All modern improve Pittsfield at Waterbury. mittee. )wle.3 me an offer. Small amount of cash. phuiia 9S2-4. 11 24 8 . . . 10 2 013 510— , Wallace P'. Rc-bb, S53 Main street. ments. Inquire 291 Spruce.______36 Albany at Bridgeport. ! In addition, the boxirg enmmis- I pay highest cash prices for your Innings: National League .Cheney Bros. ..000 200 000— 2 TO RENT—Garage. Inquire 30 rags, magazines, bundled paper anti ' .sions of Pennsylvania. Massa- H. L Wilson j HEMLOCK STREET — Bungalow Kensington ...... ??? 2?^ « Brooklyn at Boston (2). I The'base hits. Flynn. Campbell; I new six rooms, oak floors, steam heat. Lccust street. junk of all kinds. Phone 849-2. I will 2U0 013 21x— 9 1 chusett.s, Connecticut and Rhode call. J. Eisenberg. Bon A m i...... Chicago at Cincinnati. I three base hits. Malloy, Flynn: Optometrist. ! $6500 for quick sale. Small amount of TO RENT—Tenement at 22 Nor I.sland are bound by agreement to 'cash. Wallace D. Robb, 853 Main St. Philadelphia at New York. I hr me runs. Nawn 2; struck out h> man street. $17 per month. Inquire 22 Harry Anderton. 38 Church street. ! conform with the decision. House & Hale Building Others not scheduled. 1 Georgettl 1.; Edgar 4; Tunney 11; I SUMMITT STREET—Six rooms. Norman street. Representing English 7Voolen Co. I All that will be necessary, after | Steam heat, oak floors, only $1.0()0 Tailo.s since 1S9S, our policy is—.Not American League ! tliat. \i ill be to line up a Wills- | TO RENT—Four room tenement how much we make, but how well we cash, a good bargain at $7.0o0. 77 al and garag'e. 58 Blssell street. ______St. Louis at Detroit. I Tunney match and the chances are | lace D. Robb, 853 Main street. build. Phone Man. 1221-2. LAURELS WIN 7-3 Cleveland at Chicago. ' that this cannot be done. Rickard | FOR RENT—July 1st. six room Others not scheduled. 29 SUMMER STREET—Six room tenement on Vladison street, aU Im POULTRY j has both Dempsey and Tunpey j ' Btrictly modern including stearn provements. Inquire 100 East Lenter AGAINST HARTFORD tied up and, if they won't let him i 1 2 car garage, chicken coop. 15 fruit BABY CHICKS—Bred-lo-Lay Pop- The Red Wing Coal Company I trees, extra large lot, all In good con- s t r e e t . ______u! r Breeds; guaranteed live delivery; I play ball here, he will pick up his | i dltion. This place has never been of- free catalogue of chlclts, brooders balloons and go to Jersey City. | FOR KENT—Five room flat In good and supplies. Clarks Halcner.'. DepC Owing to favorable freight rates at East Hartford wo ' fered for sale before. 77'ill_ make an condition. Convenient to mills and The Laurels defeated the Cardi SONS WILL PLAY Knowing this, Tunney will have > ' Ideal home. Price $7,600. 77 e can ar- •J2. East Hartford. Conn. trollev, at 33 Cooper street. Apply at nals. Jrs of Hartford In a fast ‘ no part of the commission program j are in a position to furnish the people of Manchester i range vour mortgages. 77‘allace D. Home' Bank and Trust Company. “BABY CHICKS” [Robb. 853 Main street. B.(.BY CHICKS—Smith Standard game yesterday by the score of 7 ] and that body tvill be just as badly | and South Manchester with the TO RENT—5 room fiat, all modern sturdy thoroughbred of free range to 3. NEW DEPARTURES I off as it was before. It will have j \ GREENACRES—Two f.imily 11 improvements. Second floor at 11 (locks. Order now and have your The Laurels who have been in a Harry Wills ready to light and no I room flat. sti ictly ifiodcrn. oak Ford street, near Center. A. Kirsch- cltlcks when you want them. Man Best Grades of Anthracite Coal ' through out. See tliis phice and make sieper, 13 Ford street. chester Grain Co.. 245 North Main SL slump for the last three weeks, I logical opponent in view. The lat- I me an offer. Party leaving town. Phone. 1760. ter is more necessary to the success j At Attractive Prices. .Wallace D. Robb, 853 Main street. went on a batting spree getting 14 FOR RENT—6 room tenement at 87 hits, five of which were for extra of the project than Wills is, for the j Garden street, all modern Improve- AUTOMOBILES Bristol Team Due Here on I FOR SALE—I.ots on Washington ment.s. Inquire at 82 Garden street or I bases. Conley, an Industrial League colored man cannot be given the , street, near Main street 50x148 feet, title by acclamation. In order to be ' one Main street lot. 50-'i5n. All Im call 1356. FOR S.ALE— 1'25 Nash advanced 6. star", was the big gun in the.Hart- seriously accepted, he will have to ‘ The Red Wing Coal Company Four door sedan in best of condition. ! ford team’s attack, starting their provements. priced to sell. Robert M. FOR RENT—Two rooms In Odd Thursday with Usual Line Reid. 201 Main street. Fellows Bjilding. Inquire of Pack .Apiily L''.' .Maple street. ! scoring with a home run in the first fight his way to it and his op- ] Operated by ard's Pharmacy. ponent, naturally, must be either i I FOR SALE—Ridge street. Six room Flip. SAI.E —192.3 Ovc.-land touring inning. After that Faulkner was car. excellent cuiidition. just over- Dempsey or Tunney and not Luke 1 single corner lot. house lias hot TO RENT—5 room tenerr.cnt. All 1 the master of the situation, strik- up— Lanning to Pitch. The Meech Grain Company ■water heat, oak trim, and Is In good imulod. .7 l);iigain for $1 25.00. Call I ing out 14 batters and letting his McClook or Joe Windmill. Improvements. $24 per month. Inquire 2u25 fur demonstration. Garden and Fairfield Streets shape, two car garage. Price only M. Foley 46 1-2 Summer street. I opponents down with two hits. $7000. Ca.sli $1500. See Arthur A. EAST HARTFORD, CONN. Knofla, telephone 782-2. FOR SALE—Maxwol car In good ] Metcalf and Kerr were the main Manchester and Bristol will re TO PENT—Steam heated three running condition, very reasonable. ! Telephone 1295. room apartment and store. Trotter cogs in the Laurel attack, getting The Browns nosed out the Sen Call ;'71-2. I sume hostilities this week when BENTON STREET—New home of block. Center street. Tel. Laurel ators, five to four. .7 lionier by s ix rooms, just being co- .pleted. Fir .six hits between them. The Cardi the Sons of Italy entertain the New place, oak floors, living room 16x25. 996-2. FOR SALE—1 922 Buick touring nals scored in the first, sixth and Departures at the 7Vest Side. It Ken William?, pinch-hitting with Price less th.an $7566. .Arthur A. car. mileage less than 1”.' Go miles. seventh innings, while the Laurels two on base?, put the skids under FOR RENT—Tenement of four nice i ’hone 1278-2. will be the first time this year that Knofla. Tel. 782-2. Bllsh &. Quinn rooms on Keeney Court. Apply to big innings wero the first and fifth. Walter Johnson. Building. this team has played in Manches Manchester Public Market. FOR SALE— One two and one-half They also scored In the second and ter and it Is expected that the fans I FOR S.ALE—Cosy five room bunga- ton G. M. C. truck. For particulars FOR RENT—Furnished room for call at 3,3 Norman street between 5 eightl). The summarj: will be on hand to welcome the Icw $500 down, well located, in nrst- one gentleman. In private family, five class condition. 77'rite or call up TV. and 7 p. m. ♦ Cartliral Jrs. old enemies. F. Lewis, for full description, price minutes to mills and Main street. Bristol will bring three pitchers. Call after 5 p. m. 183 Center street. AB. H. H. PO and location. Legal Notice Conley, ss 3 O 1 0 One will be our old friend Lester Houses For Sale FOR RENT —Large room suitable 4 0 0 2 1..': lining, the boy with the Indian What do you think of a good eight room house with 9 acres 7VASHINGTON STREET — New for two ladles. Board furnished AT A COURT OK PROBATE HELD Pitt. 2b . . ■bungalow, six rooms, oak floors and at Manchester, within and for tlie Taylor, lb 4 0 1 9 oj sign and the others are Thorpe of land, right on the car line? Poultry houses for 500 hens. trim, back porch enclosed. One car if desired. Inquire 65 v>ark street. and Brooks. The remainder of Phone 169-12. district of Manchester, on the 21st. Cory, c . . 2 0 1 8 garage. Price $7366. Terms. Arthur A. Price only $8500. dav of June. A. D.. 1'.'26. . 3 1 0 1 the lineup will be the same as in Knofla. Tel. 7S2-2. Bllsh & Quinn FOR RENT—Two large front office Present 7VILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., I Manion. P other games here and svill include Six room bungalow with sleeping porch, steam heat, gas, Building. Recknagle, 3b) 3 0 0 2 rooms. In Purnell Building, sjngly or Judge. Scott. Forslund, Goodridge, Reilly, Painting and Decorating. Listen! $6000 Is the price. Easy together. Apply to G. E. Keith. In Esl.ate of James McVeigh late of B. Cory, rf 3 0 0 1 garage and poultry house AU year or summer place near Manchester in said district, deceas- Harlowe. MaK\m, Horkheimer and Crystal Lake. Ellington, Conn Good care of Keith Furniture Company. Hadden, cf 3 0 0 1 Paper Hanging. ed. Clvde Waters. terms. 6 room house. I'arn. shop and I")ul- TO RENT—Midland apartments, Upon application of John F. Foley, Newell, If 2 0 0 1 Canvas Ceilings a Specialty. Hemlock street, modern: also er. 3 'The team is being brought here Two family of eight rooms, tr y house. Garage, good u ; three rooms, steam heated. janitor executor, praying that a successor Monahan, rf 1 0 0 0 $8200 Is the a cres land with fruit, $126o 4 acres service, refrigerator, gas range fur trustee to the Manchester Building at a guarantee higher than that garage and poultry house, on good sized lot. mowing and woodland on highway. nished. rent $3.8 per month. Call and Lo.an .Association lie granted on given to any other visiting aggre R. E. Morton 1250. 26 acres large Hardwood g;uwth price. Manchesier Construction Co.. 2100. said estate, as per application on file. 30 3 3 27 gation this years and the Sons’ on hlghw.ay. Trout brook. $656 A. D. or teleiil.one 7S2-2. 54 Russell St. Phone 303-5 T7VO houses of two apartments each of five rooms, bath rooms, Bramble. I’almer. Mass. Tel. 32-.I It i.s Laurels management is asking for a large ORDERED;—That the foregoing PO. A. E. TO RENT—Several smalt^ rents at application lie he.ard ami determined AB. H. cro7vd at the contest. That the etc. Only $5000 each house. Convenient to silk mills. FO R S.ALE — E.'ist Middle Turni' oj 1 per month. Apply to Edward J at the Probate office in Manche.sfer in Kerr, c . . 4 1 right near Main .street, new six r game 77’ill be a good one goes with Several good building lots at $150 each. ?25 cash, balance Holl. Orford Bldg. Tel. 660. sail! District, on the 2iUli. day of June G ustafson. 2b out saying for Bristol always pro single, oak trim. fireplace. s' A. D.. 1926. at 9 o'clock in the fore $5 a month. You certainly should try to own one. heat. silver fixtures. sink ru ■ , Holland, 3b . vides lots of thrills against a Man FOR PE.NT—Five-room tenement noon. and tliat notice be given to all Cambridge street, stucco bungalow, six rooms and sleeping Karage .n cellar for .wo cars. A u ce OH' Durant street, modern, rent $ 5 persons interested in said e.state of ^ Dahlquist, ss chester team. G. Schreiber & Sons home In the right location at t'ue •ler nimdh. Call Manchester Con- porch, oak fioors. steam heat. gas. large garage; immediate H ght price Can l^e seen at any time. tlie pendency of s.aid application and j Gorman, If structp'-i Co.. 2100. or telephone file time .and place of hearing there- Tra,,itnpr ri W alter Fricho. 54 East .Middle Turn rS3-'2. 8'i5 Main s.reet. over Manches on. by publishing a copy of this order f duiaiiei, p Everybody wants to run our gov occupancy. Convenient terms. pike. Tel. 3'8-4. ter Plumbii g and Supply store. in some newsiiaiier having a circula Markham, cf ernment. But it just walks along. General Contractors FOR S.7I.E—Fine homo containing TO RENT—Centennial apartments, tion in said district, on or before Metcalf, lb . . S rooms, all imiiriVvemcnTs, finished in four rooms, steam heated. front June 21. 1926, and by posting a copy Eafelescn, rf .. PAk. lovely surroundings, very nice ■)M l’•tmi-nt. Janitor service, gas range, of tills order on the public sign-post in said town of Manchester, at least Main St. ‘iplghborhood. .7 home vou will be refrigerator and In-a-door bed fur For Sale Robert J. Smith 14 27 7 3 Builders of "Better Built Homes’* 3Ud to own. Buy direct from bulld- nished. Call Manchester Construc five days before the day of said hear 37 Bltuatod at 25% Wood bridge street tion Co., 2100 or telephone 782-2. ing. to appear If they see cause at 2 base hits; Holland. Metcalf, SAND FOR FILLING Telephone 1563-2. Real Estate — Insurance — Steamship Tickets said time and place and be heard "ir you intend to live on earth own a slice of It.” relative thereto, and make return to Faulkner: 3 base hits, Kerr, Dahl FOR SALE—Just off Main st reef, FOR RENT—Two room suite In quist; home runs, Conley: Base on 5 room single. .A nice home, new Johnson Block. facing Main this court. W. Richardson cash I street. All modern improvements. In 77'ILLIAM S. HYDE balls, off Manion 3, Faulkner 1. ttly $.5500. SiiKill amount of T ti rl Shoo: 285 West Center Street ir garage. I'.a ll .Artliur A. Knofla. cluding hot water. A;jply to Aaron Umpire: McCraw. 21 Russell S t Phone 425 7S2-2— 875 Main. Johnson. 62 Linden street. H-6-21-26. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 21,1926, American league Moatll, White Sox I •! » V l . Herman, Dodgers...... 360 j Wilson. Phillies ...... • ■ • • Burns, Indians . . . » •) LEADING LEAGUE HITTERS. Dressier, R e d s...... 354 Leader a year ago todaj, Horns- Ruth, Yankees...... 378 Heilmann, Tigers...... 375 Meusel, Yankees . . .301 National League. Traynor, Pirates...... 353 j by. Cardinals. .423 KOTSCH BREAKS ANKLE; WRIGHT HITS HARD Cuyler, Pirates...... AS ST. M M Y’S WIN SONS OF ITALY DIVIDE Springfield College Star Raps Out Four Hits— New Brit a to the ^ D a w n of two hits out of four trips plate. Veteran Coach Injured Slid-' The summaiy: ain Is Defeated 15-8. SUNDAY’S G.AME. ing— Out for Season; Gil Wright, captain-elect of Manchester .Sons of Italy Springfield College baseball nine, Locals Lose to Florence; AB H PO -V E featured In the 15-8 victor} wh^ich Kotsch. rf .... 3 3 0 0 0 the St. Mary’s pounded out in New Hewitt, rf ... .1 0 Britain yesterday at the expense of Defeat Middletown. Mantelli. If ... 6 the Rangers. Wright made four rtet Clga^e^ft Ballsieper, lb .5 hits and scored five runs; he was St. John, cf ... 4 hit once and grounded out to sec ond base once. His fielding was al Misfortune followed the Sons of Edgar, 3b .... 5 so perfect. Italy on their week-end games. Zwick, s s ...... 4 tVallett. c ----- 2 Pete Partons also hit hard. He They lost Saturday to the Florence. Farr, 2b ...... 4 rapped out three hits, one of which ^fass., team and In the game with Holland, p .... 4 went for a double. Hammie Mul lens started for the Saints. He ^he Middletown Sons of Italy yes- pitched good ball until the seventh lerday Sam Kotsch, right fielder 38 9 13 27 13 .Middletown Sons of Italy. when he was hit rather freely with \nd coach, broke his ankle while AB R H PC the result that Seelert finished the en the way to second base. Sam Mullens, 2b , . . 3 1 1 5 5 game. The Saints knocked Turner will be out of the game for the re Dobbs, s s ...... 4 0 out of the box in the sixth and mainder of the season. Bartolotta, 3b . 4 Adamitis, High school star, finish Although they outhit the Flor Baroni, If .... 4 ed the route. Both wore pounded ence Bravos seven to two, the Sons Czenba, lb, p . t extra hard. The Saints made seven failed to connect when the hits Halloran, c , . . 3 teen hits. The Rangers also hit were needed. The home team scor Daley, c f ...... 3 hard collecting fifteen bingles. It was clearly a day for batters ed a run in the eighth inning and Powers, rf . . . . 1 0 U i u « and not for pitchers as the box the Sons went scoreless. Mantelll Garbo, p, lb . . 3 1 1 3 ^ was the bright light of the game, score reveals. The Saints took a his three hits being high for both 29 3 3 27 12 4 commanding lead in the opening inning and managed to keep well teams. Innings- Fisher’s work on the mound was Manchester Sons 001 170 000 9 in front for the remainder of the wonderful and his support was Middletown Sons 001 000 020— 3 contest. Krause starred for New I good. Except for that eighth inning Two base hits; Kotsch, Garbo. Britain. when the Braves made their only Home run: Mullens. The summary: two hits, he had the game well in Struck out, by Holland 11, by AB R H PO A E St. Man’s. hand all the way. The Sons hit | Czenba 1. , , o In every Inning but the second,! Base on balls, off Holland 3, Dowd, cf 5 1 1 2 1 fifth and seventh and in the eiglith | off Garbo 1, Czc;rba 3. Wright, ss . had three men on bases but no-1 Hit by pitcher, Kotsch, tVaih-tt. Partons, 3b body hit..Thirteen men died*on the . Stolen bases, Kotsch, Howitt, Dixon, 2b . paths. , „ ! Ballsieper, Edgar, Zwiclc, Dale.y 2. Seelert, If, i Florence scored Its run wlien, Sacriflo** hlis, Ballsieper, ^aick, Carlson, c . Matthews, the first man up in the I ■W;i'’itt, rowers. Macdonald, eighth frame, singled. He ^yas ac.- I mpire. Dale.''. Stevenson, vanced to second on Jones’ sacn-1 Mullens, p, fice and scored when Coakley sin-1 S.\TL'RD.\Y’S G.\ME. gled. i 43 15 17 27 SundaVs game against the ano-; Manchester Sons of Italy. New Britain Kangci-s. dletown Sons of Italy brought with ; AB R H PO A E AB R H PO A E| it the injury of Kotsch. The loca 1 Kotsch. rf .... 4 0 Krause, If .... 5 1 team had made all its runs and Mantelli. If ... 4 Ryan, cf ...... 4 1 Kotsch had singled. He was about l Ballsiepc’-. jb . 1 Beslcv. 2b .... 5 2 I l - .M.'Argosy, 3b .4 1 2 0 2 to start for second base on a steal St. John, >:f . . . 3 when his coach told him not to '■’artons, ss ... 3 J. Argosv, lb . 3 1 2 13 1 slide but to come into the base yii.ddcn. 3t) . . . 4 Hayes, c ...... o- 0 2 8 1 standing up. He was almost in po r.wick, 2'i .... 3 Turner, rf, p . . 5 1 sition for a hook slide but he ran I.imprecht, 2b 0 McKerney. ss . 4 1 into the base which had worked IVallett, c, .... 4 .\damaitis, p . . 3 0 loose and his ankle was snapped, j Pnshcr, p .... 4 P. Argosy, rf 0 1 He was taken to the Middlesex hos-, Hollanii . .0 0 pital and was treated by Dr. Sweet,, 41 8 15 27 8 3 % the well known bone specialist. i 33 0 7 2 i-' Two base hits; Wright, Partons, Holland, pitching for the Man-j ric'cncc Braves. Seelert, Begley, Krause. Chester Sons, kept the opposition AB R H PO A Struck out. by Mullens 3, Seelert on the run most of the tlrtie and i Mulgren’'. 3b .3 3; by Adamaitis 4. lamer 2. held Middletown to three n n s Elliot, 2b .... 3 Base on balls, off Mullens 0, See while the Sons w'ere making lo.| leri 4; off Adamaitis 0, Turner 1. It was Ballsieper's big day and he Ryan, s s ...... •’ incKes made the most of it, rapping out King, l b ...... 3 Katro, If ...... 3 three hits out of five times to the M.rtlhcw.s, rf . . 3 plate Kotsch had made three hits, RALLY IN SEVENTH one a double, before he was injur- Jones, cf ...... 2 Coakley, c .... 3 Manchester scored in the third,; Brace, p ...... 2 WINS FOR LOCALS fourth and fifth, bringing across 1 2 27 8 seven runs in the latter franie. | Innings; Four errors and three hits did the ooo 0('!0 ooo— 0 Shamrocks Defeat Willing- trick and at that there were three I Sons of Italy . of the "worlcl’s 1-lorence...... 9^0 00 l pux men left when the last man in the; Base on balis, off Eish-^c 1; olT ^ inning was put out. Ding | ton 8-5— Pospisil Shines Brace 3. . , formerly of the High school team,. Struck out, by Fishei', o. b,'. j made his first appearance with the j at Short for Losers. Sons yesterday and banged ont ■Brace, S. . I three run rally in the 'iucky finest cigarette seventh” gave the Shamrocks an MERIDEN NEW DEPARTURE S-5 decision over the fast AVilling- ton team at Hickey’s Grove yester day afternoon. “ A'in” Farrand was on the hill for the home team NOSES OUT C B .A .A . 31-30 and performed in an excellent man ner. He struck out five and walk ed Init two hatters. Singles by Fourth Heat— Won by Schubert. ■ .Alassey and Farrand, a double by Cheney Brothers. Time 11:02 enj oyment Wins Annual Track and Field Kelley, and an error by the visiting seconds. lirst baseman gave Manchester the Finals, 100 Yard Dash— Won by imu'h needed three runs in the sev Scracki, Meriden New Departure: Meet After Red Hot Com enth. second, McKay, Cheney Brothers, The Shamrocks -^^-ere hitting with .-Manchester; third, Scluibart, Che men on bases yesterday and this petition— The Results. ney Brothers, Jilancliester. Time figured prominently in the outcome 10 3-10 seconds. of the game. AA'illington, on the Shot Put— Won by Walsh, Meri Before an exceptionally large at other hand, made a few misplays den New Departure, distance 4 5 that hurt the chance of Royce, the tendance. Cheney Brothers '''; fggj- 7 1.4 inches. Second, ______Dexter, pitching ace. Foster, the Sham nosed out 31-30 by Meriden New 1 Brothers, Manchester, dis- Departure Saturday afternoon in the : inches. Third, rock’s new center fielder, performed brilliantly making a great running annual track and . Schubert. Cheney Brothers, Man- catch of a line drive In the sixth which four other ; Chester, distance 3 8 feet, 4 Inches, and also making a ■wonderful peg concerns competed. isew 8SO Yard td Run—,,„ _w-rs^n Won i^r by -RroT Bray, Federation, -R'lnners last year, hn- to the plate cutting off a run. Cheney Brother, Manchester; sec Rudy Pospisil played with the rette it had the advantage of all ished third. Cromptou-Knowles, ond, Caslier, New Haven Federa h e world moves. This year’s of Worcester was fourth and the in- AA'illington team but he did not that had been done before plus tion; third, Murvanick, Meriden pitch. He played short. In his motor car is better than last IS rS lS ' '^ S "”6.p‘an«r; five trips to the plate, the Trade School star, slammed out two sin T its own resources for improving 2:0 Yard D ash- gles, hoisted two flies to short and year’s. There were g o o d radio sets 169th Regiment Band rendered ai First Heat AA on by Sheridan, was hit by a pitched ball. He also on the old standards. twLhour band concert which was Cheney, Brothers; second, Luturer. scored a run. One of his singles on the market three years ago— ^ ell received Bristol, New Departure. lime came in the fifth with the barfes So OLD GOLD represents a super ^*The track and field competition 25:03 seconds, loaded and shoved two runs across but they can’t keep company with found Cheney Brothers and the Second Heat AA_____ on _ by... Green the plate. cigarette. It embodies all the Meriden New Departure closely wood, New Haven Federation; sec The Shamrock’s will practice to the sets they’re making today. matched. Meriden won four firsts, ond, Benfalat, Meriden New De morrow and Friday evenings at merits of the old — with new re Manchester, three; Meriden won parture. Time 26.02. Hickey's Grove at 6 o’clock. Bill The inventor, the scientist, or two seconds, Manchester won four, Final, 22 0 Yard Basil— AVon by Brennan will be in charge. Bow finements in taste, in delicacy of Meriden won four thirds, Manches Sheridan, Cheney Brothers, Man ers xyill appear in the Shamrock's the chemist who begins his work ter won four. This gave Meriden chester; second, Greenwooii, Inter lineup next week. aroma, in smoothness and mild the one point advantage, 31 to 30. national Silver Co., Meriden; third, The summary: today__ builds on the discoveries In thp 100 y^rd dash “ Bunnie Benfalat, Meriden New Departure. Wlllington. ness— which new-day science and Schubert surprised by trimming his Time 26 3-10 seconds. o fyesterday and improveson them. captain Shields and finishing third. Mile Run— AA'on by Crump, Meri R. Ladr, c, Jimmie McKay forced Serackl of den New Departure; second, Mc Stacy, 2b, modern resources have perfected. Meriden to exert himself to cap the Mahon, New Haven Federation; Pospisil, ss, For many years Acre have been M. rsher, rf, race, finishing second. third, Hawley, Chaney Brothers, There are 55 inches of the Sheridan won the 220 yard dash Manchester. Time 4 minutes, 9 N. Usher, if, a number of good popular-priced with ease, outsprinting the rest of seconds. Pohuda, cf, w orld’s finest cigarette enjoym ent 5Ianchuck, 3b, his opponents. Running High Jump— Won by cigarette brands on the market. In the 880 yard relay, Bray of Essex, Crompton & Knowles, Wor F. Ladr, lb, in one package of OLD GOLDS. Manchester, placed first after trail cester, height, 5 feet, 6 inches; sec Royce, p. But when Lorillard started to ond, AA'alsh, Meriden New Depart ing until the last half lap of the 35 5 8 24 7 3 Try one— and you’re won. track when he started a sprint that ure, height, 5 feet, 5 inches; third, Dexter, Cheney Brothers, Manches Shamrocks. create and perfect a new 15c ciga won him first place. ab r h po a e In the relay race, McCavanaugh ter, height 5 feet, 5 inches. 5 50 Yard Dash— AA'on by Brown, Kellar, 2b, 5 0 1 3 3 0 ran first for Chenoy Brothers. He Hanna, ss, 4 1 1 3 2 0 trailed Benfeldt of Meriden slight New Haven Federation; second, ly and Schubert proceeded to close AA'alsh, Meriden New Departure; Foster, cf, 4 2 1 2 1 0 the gap a trifle. Dougan could not third, Spencer, Meriden New De MasseyT if. 4 2 2 1 0 0 parture. McLaughlin, Ih, 5 0 1 7 0 0 gain on Crump. Bray reducea the Brownell, 3b, 3 1 1 0 0 1 Meriden runners’ lead at Spencer s Running Broad Jump— Won by Proctor, Cheney Brothers, Man Clemson, rf, 4 0 0 1 1 0 expense and then Billy Shields won Kelly, c, 3 2 1 8 0 0 the event by outsprinting Serachl chester, distance 19 feet, 3 inches; OLD Farrand, p, 4 0 2 2 4 0 in the final round. He trailed at second, Seracki, Meriden New De parture, distance 18 feet 9 inches; first but won on a better sprint at 36 8 10 27 12 1 the finish. The summary of each third. Crump, Meriden New De parture, distance 17 feet 1 inch. Willington ...... 100 040 000— 5 The Ne-w and B etter ci event follows: Shamrocks ...... 002 300 30*— 8 100 yard dash— 20 entries. Relay Race (five men teams) — •3 Won by Cheney Brothers, Manches Two base hit; Kellar. First Heat— Won by Serachi. Three base hit: McLaughlin. Meriden New Departure Co. Time ter— McCavanaugh, Schubert, Dou THE TREASUB.E OF THEM AL gan, Bray and Shields. Time 3 Struck out: by Farrand 5, Royce 11:02 seconds. 6 Second Heat— Won by McKay minutes, 37 1-2 seconds. Second, . r h t Product o f P . LORILLARD CO„ Established 1760 Base on balls: oft Farrand 2 , Cheney Brothers. Time 10.02 Meriden New Departure— Benaflat, Reynolds, Crump, Spencer and off Royce 5. seconds. Hit by pitcher: Farrand, R. Ladr, Heat— Won by Shields, Seracki. Third, New Haven Fed Third Pospisil. Brothers. Tipae 11:02 eration— Bence, McMahon, AAeldon, Cheney Casher and Brown. Umpire: LehrmitL ,'veconds. N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 21,1926 [ f AGE TEN FEATURE /VRTICLES LATEST FASHION ABOUT INTERESTING HINTS BY FOREMOST WOMEN AUTHORITIES THE HERALD’S HOME PAGE When be reached '.he street agalu G VACATIONS READY-MADE! FOR a dull gray light waa beginning to stretch up out of the east, the herald NEIGHBORS ’ W IVES of day. John lit another cigaret, KNICKERS OR EVENING GOWNS threw It away before it waa halt ERNEST LYNN, author of THE YELLOW STUB smoked, and then brought forth an WOMANS ^ J other. He walked rapidly through I'rii* atunek and •Il'auttom In thl« n a re the streets watching the dawn. Once 1 CH.Li-TE,n T he stopped on a corner to gaze half reverently at the magnificence of the VilE rco’.n vrllh Its while orange-streaked east. Still looking, m w e r ^ walls -wis c:c-.in—scrupulously he clenched his fists and threw up T‘ __Put It smelled ominously his chin. But the swiftly gathering Perfume Fads. of mVsierlous chemicals. There was light seemed to speak of passing _ Light flower scents for the stay- F w'-d‘e Icrh a dresser, a little white time. He reached quickly for his r-'>. a-h two prim white chairs— S { at-home evening. No perfume for watch and then turned In at the 3 I the golf course or the bridle path. r-c"ih;:iV else. And John, gazing at hospital gate. t' n rhsci’ess fu’-niture, tried to sit 1 I Exotic heavy perfumes for the Going up the short flight of stairs, 3 I drama. These are some of the at';;: r.ml cnrrp'^" It-s thoughts, but he was struck with foreboding. A piinc,ssll le. In a minute he § i latest perfume style notes from the worried look passed over his face and § arbitrary world of Fashion. It is tv.'.r hcc>: cn h!s feet, pacing nervous unaccountable terror quickened his ly l -'-l: .".-'1 forth. legs as he finished the climb, two i ■ in better taste, says the same dog- p ' matic gal, to match perfumes to ' 1.,^ < I'med hetoi-r- rr..; of tl'.a j'Otn's steps at a time. tw T -v"'r.v.--', tucaln.? with thumb The friendly nurse was not In evi = 1 different gowns than to use one in- a* 1.1s upper llp and dence. pthers there were, one sitting = 1 dividual perfume for all outfits. I = 1 ani sure that the sisterhood .s much p^iir . . . 1' ...... "r “ • • ^'i*’ ■ y t Jjne at a desk and several more passing , r .:: r Lf- rt*e.^Ved In swiftly through the halls, but all i 1 relieved to be set at rest on this h!s V.e' '■ y f- T->cc.k:ig» cf cigarets seemed Intent on their own business = I weighty subject. and l ad pv'■lU'’'cd f. m.atrh before It and none paid him any attention. suddenly oec.irrcd to him that smok- At the door of the room where he 3 “\o Time:” 1 Ir •yr.o y.ct permitted In a ho.spital. had left F.ay he paused and was who 1,., i-inself In .a about to knock when It was opened I i "How I envy you people and an austere-looking nurse, sud 3 ^ have time to do things!” is a moan denly confronting him, said In a se 1 that any “ writing person” often I ■ i.-r min- 1 hears! In my morning mail came e.ro at the nk.e; vere tone, “You con't come In here. Go to your own room and wait.” § a note from Dorothy Walworth : • : V r ’ rtipily or.d M Carman, author of tliat spicy tome j,,.. 1 •..--..v-'-'v In the middle <'* the j She closed the door and went swift- I ly down the corridor. John looked i , "The Pride of the Town,” about V ’s 'on-, -^hme’ S ^ ,_.r> y ' 15TANCHESTER EVENTITG ISEftALD, MONDAY, JtJNE 21,192«. PAGE ELEVEH'i GAS BUGGIES or HEM AND AMY— Time Will Tell by Beck SENSE AND n o n s e n s e /AWHILE AGO YOU WERE LYING TUT, TUT --YCtI ' lT 60IN6 TO RIDE 'A MAN OF \ i A^L RIGHT, MR. SMARTY- POOH -POOH- AWAKE NIGHTS WONDERING WHEHE NEXT .OUGHT TO GET A ; AROUr«D BEHIND! A FRENCH MY POSITIONS WHEN YOaR BUBBLE ^ WA^T Tlt£^ C ^Humors R>*M oy ? OF. .TWINS At the bedside of a patient who THAT HE HAS MONTH'S RENT WAS COMING FROM, AND JOS AS A ( CHAUFFEUR LiKtr SOME MOVIE kCANT LIVE LIKE BREAKS AND YOUR EYr SJ was a noted humorist, five doctors RECENTLY NOW JUST BECAUSE YOU’VE HAD A 'SAFETY FIRST^ ACTOR, YOU NEEDN'T EXPECT, lA HERMIT H ARE FULL OF SOAPSUDS ,GaS FK S r ^ OUVB BOBBETS BARTOK ' before: yd»3 i , were in consultation as to the best ACQUIRED WEALTH PLEASANT DREAM ABOUT THIS PETRIFIED SIGN------LISTEN- ME TO TRAMP ALL OVER 'i r s BUSINESS OONT COME RUNNWtiS means of producing a perspiration. TOWN* HUNTING FOR BUTTER WITH ME "WHO TO ME FOR A TOWSL- STAFTT W0RRYIL3*.,! Tile alligators kept spinning the HAVE REACHED GAS SUBSTITUTE, YOU THROW MONEY WHEN EVERYBODY/! The sick man overheard the discus AROUND LIKE A LORO--THE IDEA OF ELSE CAN SEE AT A CENT A POUND LESS" WAS IT SAID ------REMEMBER ABOUT THE < \ Twins around until you couldn't HEM SO THAT N O W - hSiST STATjeN- have told them from tops. sion. and, after listening for a few OFTEN YOU BUYING A ♦ 10,000 CAR-- IF THE HANDWRFTING I SHOULD SAVE MONEY YOU HAD TO moments, he turned his head to SPEND MONEY “ Oh, dear!" gasped Nancy. THAT HE FINALiy YOU KEEP ON, YOU'LL OVERLOAD ON THE WALL FOR YQ.U TO SQAVNDER— ward the troop and whispered with TOUR SHIP OF SUCCESS AND SINK IT^ ABOUT TIME AND TO MAKE MATTERS TO MAKE IT-? “ My goodness!” cried Nick. a dry chuckle: "Just send in jour BELIEVES THEM “ Aren’t they cute!" laughed the HIMSELF, AND IT BEFORE IT GETS IN--YOU'RE YOU WENT TO WORSE, YOU GO AND bills, gentlemen; that will bring it AN OCULIST, AMY JOIN THAT CLUB AGAIN fat alligator with the ruffles and on at once!" a m y s w arning COUNTING YOUR CHICKS BEFORE the velvet basque. “ Let's take them THEIR SHELLS ARE BROKEN- OLD DEAR- SO YOU CAN PAY TO BE CAREFUL THEM DUES home to our children. They would A woman who keeps perfect time ABOUT make lovely bathtub toys. I wonder when dancing rarely does so in ACCEPTING THE niuiuiL.,] if they float.” keeping an appointment. UNLIMITED But before Mister Alligator CREDIT could answer, an enormous duck, From* the classified ads: LOST THAT HAS quite as large as an elephant, wad — Glasses, nose and case. Please BEEN SUDDENLY dled up. return and receive reward. Please THRUST UPON A - 1 “ What ai'e they?" he quacked. leturn in particular, his nose. The HIM % II “ We don't know." said the alli- hay fever season is here now, and FALLS ON gatorefes, putting out her i>aw oi he needs it. lier foot or her hand, in- whatever DEAF EARS. it is alligatoresses have, and stop The Negro Reverend (reading ping the Twins as they twirled. service at a -negro wedding)— Let “ Rut we think they are what lou him now speak or else heahafteh Copyn^iL tP2b. by Menopolitan ^ i-S2 call people.” forebber hold his peace. The duck bent over and looked Flustered Groom— I will. By Percy Crosby at them closely— so closely that the Twins thought he was going to Faster and Faster. T4er,HA|UJRAr'5 been gobble them up. “ Queer— very Miss Elinor Glyn wrote a story. «TTHESAME,PeOPC€ \ queer." he quacked. "They arc Elected to cal! it THREE WEEKS, Dove WITH MY H A T? lV e neither frogs, worms nor turtles, A kingdom near crashing I L<^K€0 Alt OVCRVCA nV i IH THIS HOUSE IS .^o I sttpiiose you are right. I shall f in o i t . Because of the Passion g o t t a fluir HioiN* take them home to my ducklings Of fictionized Slovaks and Greeks. for playthings.” TRY THC HAT MY THINGS But before the alligators had The authoress penned a new novel. Rack time to say that he wotild do no The title she used was ONE DAY. '\ such thing nun that they intended The book was just brimful to talce them home themselves, a Of princes most sinful, , very large fish hopped up on his But more c.xpcditious we'll say. fins. He put on a pair of eye-glasses The next that appeared at the and gazed at the Twins as though bookstore somethin.g weighty lay on his mind. Was labelel most tritely HIS Finally he turned to the duck and HOUR. the alligators. “ Do they squeak if The ]dot was immense >ou push on their heads?'' he ask But the action condensed ed. “ Have they whistles about And the herd still morally sour. them anywhere? Have you tried?" "Why, no," said Mrs. Alligator, We wonder with some trepidation 3 showing all her teeth. “ I never If next time she used her pen, thought of such a thing." .\nd be She’ll follow the table fore anyone could stop her, she And use some such label grabbed Nancy with one paw and As TALES OF T^E MINUTE MEN. Nick with the other and pushed ju*j a 7.1 hard. What is the difference between L r^ - "Ouch!” cried Nancy. an old maid and a married wom "Ouch!” cried Nick. an? $ALE$MAN SAM Late As Usual by Swan "That’s fine," said the fish, "I I don't know. shall take them home to my chil The old maid is not married. •Oo 'Ai'.uy :p I ^ I’ VE b e e n w a i t i n g o h w a i t 'l l ( ^ i Have. Y ou \ i’ l u dren.” [ r.'Axr, hgre? it s 8 KV Go s h , AiN II11 GETCHA A Been WAITED I 5H€_ "I just guess you won’t.” Our typewriter almost invariab I RtMMlWG- OUTStOE.- w h a t 's KeepiM’ Hour, a n d Ft h a l f U m. qtVacked the duck. “ They’re mine." ly makes it “Wastington” instead CHAIR. I oM* "Just listen.” said Mrs. Alligator of Washington and we've almost K A ’fA ? Indignantly. "They belong to us. concluded that the machine knows 1 my dear sir. We discovered them." what its about. c lj C V / "Why. you’re only an old bath ^1^ tub toy, both of you arc!" said the "You from the South?" 1^"-= f) p duck. “ You're made of rubber, and "Yes. sir." so is this old fish here. I've got real "What part?" n A feathers. I’ll have you know," “ South DalvOta." ) "You're only a Christmas-tree toy yourself," retorted Mister Alli A Jew was walking along, Ms gator. “ Your feathers arc all )iast- face wreathed in smiles. He met a ed on and your bill Is made of jia- friend. w m per and your feet are made of*wax “ You look contented enough / and wire. So are >our legs.” with the world," said the friend. At this Mrs. Alligator grabbed "I am,” answered the Jew, “ mj' the duck by the tail and Mister .Al son is engaged to be married.” ligator grabb-'-d him Py the neck "Is he?" and the feathers began to fly in all "No, no— ikey.” directions. “ I think- I’ll be going." said the Gladys says she found out that ( I !.I fish uneasily, putting his e>e-glass- the dime novel lias not disappear CC. INC es away in his iiocket. “ I’m not ed. It costs $2.00 now. I / / , sure about my scales. I think they by Blosser are only painted on. but if they If you think clotheB don’t make FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS G arbage! should come off liki' the duck’s the man, try to imagine a cop be feathers. I’d be a remarlcable ing impressed in pajamas. I'M ‘0 ZZ I A 6/^DBAGB m------a /o ?? _ EBGA'JSL T A iy VJJAO TOLD sight.” A GARBAGE A'AA ) WAV VA& AJAMS- AAAkS 5550 0 y o u s o He hesitated a minute as he Ardent Suitor— Madam, I im- . 7^5 F AEA^JB/A Do VOU A WBEA.' idore you to allow me to be captain OP POP' _^^WAAiT70 8E A had a notion to tuck one under of your soul. each fin and walk- off with them. Attractive Widow— You can’t be T A S ? > But he changed his mind and that; but you may oe my second disappeared. mate. “ Let’s run!” whispered Nick. “ Stop them!" shouted the alliga 'Tisn’t so safe for youngsters to tors. pester purps during the hot summer But although dozens of hands months for that is when every dog and paws reached out for them, the has his daze. Twins kci)t on going. At last they reached the end of the town and ISIrs. So-and-so’s son told a visit sat down on a stone to rest. ing neighbor that she was very pret (To be Continued.) ty, whicli is why Mrs. So-and-so took said son to an oculist. IXTEHXATIOXAB BOW. “ What became of jour Swedish A farmer girl is knee-deep In cook?" daisies, while the city lass is knee v\\ “ Oh, she got her Irish up and deep in hosiery. took French leave."— London Pass o ing Show. The rookie %vas a handsome guy. . Xow, wateha think o’ that? '.\V HU URVice. me. He made a hit with all the girls, FLAPPER FANNY s&yy lint never at the bat. WASHINGTON TUBBS U The Toonerville Trolley That Meets All the Trains By Fontaine FoS Emi Any boy will follow in his fath HFP er’s footsteps— when he wants a by Crane nickel. DUI^IKS th e. FiF^ST days of VACATiOH, WHPr< Mom’.s favorite cutting remark is, "A'ell, Dad, the grass needs mow AR <0 xeude 'U CuuT A THE Kids ARE ESPECIALLY oBMoKIOUS iK HOoKttie ing again." irtA-Pi ggeN -mxiM’ <0 sfeA'- OH wvl M.N Clft.U,ert? WfiU., AN' I T hought whE m OM BEHIND, THE 5KlPP£»^ t h e car, HEAe, HUWV— U£t MG \ -GGNT HIM T hat PUZZLE A DAY* CATCH VOU WITH AGAIN AHONVIHOUS \.€TTeS, H^'D AN' vou ’uu Be Peep IN’ ouTa, C.OIHG fuv TAvee; soeeiG Ba c k w a r d s . Dan and Bob left San Francisco F ->—V A GLASS COV6R.60 HOMG an ' 6N0 MS June 1, on a cross-country hike to V. -BOH.. SEG? -TB-OUBueG. X( i\ York. Each carried a knap sack on his .sli.iulder, ani a dollar in bis pocket. fluey planned on working occa- - / sionslly to m.nb.e their road ex pel .scs. At the e.ul of fvo weeks’ M’-iing, they coupa/eJ funds. Dan d.stovered th u lie hud twice as C niucli money as Bob. /iid that if Bob gave him $2 he would possess three times as much. While Bob realized that if Dan gave him $4 they would both have equal amounts of money. How much money do j'ou sup ^ 0 pose Bob and Dan had at the time /XA Fly |)ai>er doesn't draw as many of the eouiiting? Biea as limousines do friends. Last Puzzle .Answer A v J SAV, IHR. APPLB. V / eNTGRTAiN MV NlTCL o O LITTLE JOE man-£M\n: bozo A /cant vc That- C.6GIGN, Vo UNO m a n ! OF SOBBlfS JOST GAUOPep J c o ffA eNTeRTMN M0R6 (MPortamT Than IKto T&WM ON WAR / V BOB&lB. OfTlCfe WOR.K.— WANTA PKTa , A.N' t WANTA 00 / V,. ■ptGCOURAOe HHAT oTh6R. BACH, -to ^ CHAP — MA Here is the completed verbal wheel. The word forming the hub is “ idleness,” the one composing the rim is "laziness.” Spoke-words; numbers 1 and 2 read from the hub out; numbers 3 and 4 from the rim in; numbers 5, 6, 7 and S are given from the rim in, but may be reao 8E»K6 ADLE to A ‘ either way. The following are the cg Miss Helen Sullivan o£ McKee Evan Nyquist of Linden street street who was employed by the J. entertained thirty members of the ABOUT TOWN W. Hale company for the past two Beethoven Glee club of the Swed 50c years as comptometer operator and ish Lutheran church at his cottage 89c recently as billing clerk, has left at Walnut Beach over the week Silph Reducing Gum Sunset Rcbckali Lodge will hold the employ of that company and ex end. Beef, Iron and Wine Its regular meeting this evening in pects to letuni to comptometer Odd Feliows hall. work. The balmy weather of yesterday 39c brought out autos in droves. There 69c W. G. Crawford has sold to Laura This will be “neighbors’ night" was a rush made to seaside and lake resorts and garages did a big / Allen his house at !!• Franklin at Andover Grange. The program / . /' street. The transfer was made which will Include a sketch and business all through the day. through the Stuart .1. \\ aslej other numbers will be put on by $1.00 25c agency. Mr. Crawfortl intends Manchester Grange. A great mass of shrubbery is be building again immediately at the ing placed in front of the ne^v ar corner of P^rankliu and Lidtccll About to go out on his tour of mory on Main street. The sidehill Squibb’s Mineral Oil r" Feen-A-Mint is so steep that it is impossible to streets. (iutv last evening. Patrolman ■loscph Wall, of North School seed or sod it. 69c 17c Mystic Review M’. R. A. of the street, was suddenly stricken with Miiccabces will meet this evening an acute attack of appendicitis at Gravel and tar has already been dumped at the Oakland street in Tinker hall. A short program his home. He was taken to the and social will follow the business Memorial hospital where an opera crossing of the New Haven Road. The crossing will be treated the $1.00 .session. tion was immediately performed. This morning his condition was re same as the Main street crossing. 75c Mr. and Mrs. George W. House ported as favorable. A son was born Saturday night Hair Brushes uf Benton street and Mr. and Mrs. at the Manchester Memorial hospi Dextri Maltose The Misses Helen and Gladys Clarence Tracy and children of tal to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dougan, North Elm street motored to Can Waskiewiez, of Birch street, were 39c in Pittsfield. Mass., yesterday to of 1 Oak Place. 55c terbury yesterday and spent the Solid Backs. (lav with Mr. Tracy's sister. attend the wedding of their cousin. About twenty employee.'* of the Nos. 1, 2 and 3. ' South Manchester Post Office en iiiiiiiimiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiHmiiiiiiiniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinmiiniiii joyed an outing at Rocky Point yesterday. The trip was made by automobiles. A shore dinner was 75c enjoyed. Other shore resorts were $1.50 I Light Weight Clothing | visited. Baume Bengue The Ladies’ Sewing society .of Agarol the Swedish Lutheran church will 50c tube hold a sale of Swedish home baked 98c I for Hot Days Ahead I foods and fancy articles next Sat urday afternoon beginning at o o’clock in the churefi basement. $1.10 I :Men’s Summer clothing that is especially adapted | Refreshments will also be on sale. 1 for Summer wear—made up from the most popular E The Manchester Community club Tanlac $1.25 E Summer fabrics, Tropical Worsted and Palm Beach s baseball team will pUy the colored E cloth. E stars from the Hartman tobacco 79c farm tonight at six o'clock at the Pinkham Compound I Priced for value and seiwice, $18 to $25. E north end playgrounds. 79c The Young People’s Singing club Tuesday - Wednesday - Thursday Morning of the South Methodist church will 75c I Men’s Linen Knickers i meet at the church this evening at tl:30 and leave for Case's hill, Noonan’s Lemon ... .If you go to the country or to the shore for the summer, stock up noW on all the E ^’ery comfortable to wear on outings and vacations. E where they will enjoy a “dog things vou are apt to need not only for every day use but in case someone is taken ill oi Johnson & Johnson E -All sizes in a good selection of patterns. $4.50, $5 and ^ roast." hurts themselves. Drug stores aren’t always nearby and frequently they don t carry Cream one’s favorite brands.. .The stay-at-homes, .too, should lay m a supply of cold cream, E $7.50. E ^Icmhers of Helen Lavidson Baby Powder zz A complete line of Sport Hose for your spoit weai. z lodge. Daughters of Scotia and hand lotion, soaps and poM'der to guard against the ravages of sun and 'Mind.. .Bu\ now = -A larger and more complete line was never shown in | Clan .McLean will have a joint out 59c and save money I ...... ing at Lake Compounce, Monday. 30c E town, $1 to $6. = July 5. Special cars will leave at nine o'clock and returning leave the lake at seven o'clock. Mrs. Patent Medicines I You’ll appreciate comfortable | Mary Thompson is chairman of the Shaving Supplies Face Powder committee from Helen Davidson 75c Premet, 39c. lodge and Harry Fiavell. Clan Mc- Castoria, 25c. Willi.ums’ Shaving Cream, 35c and 30c. Pills and Tablets $1.00 VTvette, 65c. I.ean. Tickets may be secured from Synip of Figs, 39c. 59c Mennen Shaving Cream, 39c. them, also from Alec Simpson, D jer K iss, 4i4c. I fitting Underwear for hot [ P liillip’s .Milk of .Magnesia, 19c 59c Mennen Skin Balm, 39c. N'uxlated Iron, 73c. Miss May Brown, Mrs. McCann or Mcllo-Glo, $1.90. aiul 39c. Barbasol Shaving Cream, 29c. Carter’s Little Liver Pills, 18c. Mrs. .-ynderson. Eldridge street. Thre« Flowers, 73c. Members should secure their tick Scpiibb’s Milk of .Magnesia, 39c. .50c IMolIe Shaving Ci-eam, 39c McCoy’s Co