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AVEBAGi: PAILT CntOCJLATION fw tte Mostt of Angnoti IStt FoioBoet el~IJ."fc 5454 \V’ . Bfctater of tho Audit Pm eon PUr todop of CtaoolatkHH. «M BOeUK MRT / PRICE THREE CENTS VOL. Ln., NO. 286. T E N P A G E S MANCHESl^R, C0IO7. S 4!fM > AT, SEFTEMB& 2,’ IMS* (CloeoHIfd Advortloteg m Ph T* 8) THIRTY-SIX RESCUED Dry Leaders Plan Last-Ditch Fight PINEDO, FAMOUS FLIER, WHEN TANKER SINKS DIES IN BURNING PLANE GERMAN LEADERS Catches Fire — Scene of PLEDGE LOYALH Storm Lashes at Cuba; Hnge Craft, Unable to Rise Accident 200 MQes Off Because of L o a i Crashes Nicks Tip of Florida h to Fence and Bursts Cape Fear, N. C. Hider’s Political Organizers -V to the Number of 160,000 Miami, Fla., Sept 2.— (AP)—^TheAabout 100 miles northwest Turks Into Flames — Adtiator New York, Sept 2.—(AP)— passing of a storm that nicked the Island moving west northwestward about 17 miles per hour attended by Thirty-six men were saved from tip of ’the Florida peninsula and Was Attempting to Take Attend Parley. lashed at Cuba was followed today shifting winds of hurricane force death by fire or drowning when the by word of four ships aground, one near center. Caution advised vaa- tanker Coldwater burst into flames damaged by collision and reports sels in path.” Off for Try at the Non- {ind "presumably sank” after a col Numberg, Germany, Sept. 2.— another disturbance moving over 7 DEAD , 64 INJURED lision with ♦'he liner President Wil (AP)—^Brown-shirted political or the Caribbean. son, wireless messages announced Florida felt gales at Key West Havana, Sept 2. — (AP)—^A Stop Record. ganizers of Chancellor Adolf Hit early today. and winds up to 29 miles an hour swift'fierce hurricane visited its The coastwise tanker and the ler’s Nazi Party, to the number of yesterday at Miami. wrath on western Penar del Rio liner, bound for the Orient collided 160,000 stood shoulder to shoulder in The new tropical disturbance was province today^ after causing at Brooklyn, N. Y., Sept. 2—(A P I- about 200 miles off the coast of Nurnberg’s largest meadow today reported about 170 miles northeast least seven 'deaths and 64 injuries General Francesco de Pinedo, one of N orth Carolina at 11 p- m., last and vowed anew their tinflinching of Puerto Ricr and moving west or and uncounted property losses in Italy’s most famous airmen, met . night a message from che master northwest Advices from the Weath three West Central Cuban states. loyalty to the leader and the move flaming death shortly after dawn of the latter vessel to Radio Ma m en t er Bureau said it was of at least As communication lines were re Though the 24th consecutive state has voted for repeal, the Anti-Saloon League of America won’t give today when his huge plane crashed rine Corporation, sale. “We found the key which, for all moderate intensity. paired reiwrta came from commu- up the ship. Above is a group of its leaders in convention in Chicago to make plans to continue their and burned up at the start of a “ On Sept. 1, about 11 p. m.,’ the time, will close the door to our ene W ord a t ships in distress in Cuban nitiw of shattered houses, broken message said, “S. S. Coldwater ^ht. Left to right, seated: F. Scott McBride, general superintendent; Ernest H. Chenington, educa power lines and damaged crops. take-off for Baghdad, Iraq. mies,” the chancellor assured them. waters came in Intercepted wireless A tremendous load of gasoline. caught fire after a collision w
Illinois superin tendent, and Thomas W. Gales, North Dakota. Stand messages last night The Josephine Havana spent much of last night the steamship President Wilson “This meeting is a visible demon ing: S. P. McNaught, Ohio; L. S. York, Indiana; A. C. Graham, Kentucky; H. B. Bowers, National treasurer: stration of the result of our four Gray, British vessel, was reported in darkness, which meant looting and presumablv sunk.” Warren S. Jones, Wisconsin; P. A. Tate, Missouri. ashore off Cayo Bahia del Cadiz but In many districts Soldiers an' po The position given was Latitude teen-year fight. The party has be come a state^Iow our duty is to with the crew safe. lice, under orders to shoot looters 33.51 North, Longitude 75.45 West, The Stahl, a Danish ship, broke at sight, killed two men caught pil- which is approximately 200 miles educate every^Kerman to be a citi zen of this German state. anchor at Caibaiien Bay, 200 miles ;aging ruins in the Vadado section. off Cape Fesr, N. C east of Havana, struck and slightly The first message did not say “You must form* an iron front LOST FOR A WEEK Capital Warned encompassing every German. We COAL CODE IS DELAYED; damaged the Swedish ship, the Con The capital bad been warned of what happened to the tanker’s sul Corfitzon, and then settled in crev, but shortly afterwards the plan that we wiU meet here two the storm’s approach but neverthe nine feet of water. The Thyra, regis vessel’s owners announced at Sa years hence. So will we meet ten, less an unidentified man was Killed SUDDEEY APPEARS try unreported, was aground some vannah, Ga., that she had saved all a hundred, and a thousand years and naore than 60 hurt here as the FORD STILL KEEPS MUM where, apparently in the vicinity of of them and was taking them to hence. gale tore at signs, trees, buildings Mataziias bay. reports here said Norfolk, Va. “From new political organizers and walls. The liner, owned by the Dollar will continually emerge the na The Baron Harris, of British regis In Santa Clara six were killed Yoong Exeentive Cannot try, was reported ashore at Matan- Steamship Company of San Fran tion’s leaders on a selective princi New Rift in Negotiations De-' anc' an undetermined number hurt. cisco, was enroute from N'W York ple.” NO HERALD zas. How much territory was Includ tc Caribbean ports, Honolulu and The gathering was a part of the Remember Wbat Happen ed was not determined early today, the Orient when the accident oc biennial National Socialist conven yelops— NRA Officials MONDAY STORM WARNING but the south coast port rf Cien- curred. The Coldwater, a 390-foot tion. Washington, Sept 2.— (AP)—The fuegos suffered greatly, indicating vessel, sailed from Jacksonville, Not Storm Troops No issue of the Man ed During That Time. Weather Bureau t his morning issu that the width of the island was Fla., on Aug. 26 for a trip up the The assembled brownsbirts were Wait Word from Detroit chester Evening Herald ed the following storm warning: Atlantic coast. Her home port is not storm ixoopers. but represented will be published on Mon “Tropical disturbance central Unvoted reports said two Savannah, Ga. the elite of political strategists. about 24 north, 85 west moving freighters were grounded off Cal- — Recovery Results. day. Labor Day. Seattle, Sept. 2. — (AP) — A west northwestward about fourteen barien The Tiscornla radio station From each local unit of the party young man identified as Bernard miles per hour attended by shifting received an SOS from tie British DETAllA OF CRASH the chief organizer and his ten most Bitterman, Denver department store (RDITOB'S NOTE: The Associat trusted co-workers who joined the gales over wide area and by winds freighter Josephine Grey, five miles executive who vanished August 24. off Gape de Cadiz in Cama- ed Press wirelessed Commander Washington, Sept. 2.—(AP)— A hurricane force considerable area. F.;De.l*ineflo, was under the care of a physician guey province, and was advised un Makepeace Ridley, master of the (Continued Un Page Eight) new rift in soft coal negotiations here today after having been found This is severe storm. Caution advis identified ships nearby were going S. S. President Wilson, for his own wandering about the streets yester ed all vessels in and near path. 1,027 gallons, caused bis giant red* today joined reticent Henry Ford BUSINESS W U. S. tr her rescue. story of th* collision between bis as twin diaturbere of NRA’s first day. “Tropical disturbance central green and purple plane to swervs vessel and the Coldwater. Follow week-end rest. Authorities said be apparently from a concrete runway and bit a ing is the account of the accident SUN CELEBRATING Cotuferences on labor contracts had been a victim of amnesia and fence at Floyd Bennett Airport, la received from the President Wil between Appalachian bituminous READJUSTSnSELF was attempting to recall events of a second It was a roaring mast of son.) coal operators and the United Mine his eight days since he left the ston STATE’S CHILDREN THREE MEET DEATH flames,, and the flier was bunjed be S. S. President Wilson, Enroute Wqrkera of America were at' so Vlfere he is employed. They said yond recognition. to Isbrtolk, sbpi. 2,-^ (a P)—Last MOCTH BIRTHDAY complete a standstill that the ad be was uncertain as to whether he The start of what the gallant night about 11:00 p. m. 80 miles vice of Hugh St Johnson again was Gain in Consumer Buying Is had been kidnaped and then re filer had hoped would be a non-stop south of Cape Hatteras In a very sought by the disputants. leased. READY FOR SCHOOL WHEN BOAT UPSETS record flight became a scene of hor sudden and unexpected cloudburst But in the case of Ford, NRA offi "I remember having an argument ror. Spectators shuddered and cov of rain the S. S. President Wilson cials simply waited word from the with someone in a-ear,” be said fal- ered their eyes as they saw fire en New York Newspaper Issues Indicated by Reports from terlngly. “I remember riding in a collided with the 8. 8. Coldwater. Detroit manufacturer who has until gulf the airman. The latter vessel's cargo on deck Tuesday to accept the automobile train with the blinds pulled down. Attendants rushsd to the scene I saw ships somewhere. In Most Cases Progran» Party of Four Jost Arrived and in the bolds immediately took 104 Page Edition to Ob code or do business without the Blue All Over Nation. and tried to pull him out* but the firs and soon the ship was in a "I don’t think I was drugged. I flames forced them back. Michael Eagle. don’t know why I don’t know that." mass of flames, sinking within an Both were paralleled by two at Lake Go Oat on Mid Hicks Beach, a naval machinist's ^pon being found in the streets m Go Forward With hour. serve the Event events hailed as recovery achieve New York, Sept. 2—(AP) —With mate, was badly burned about the AU on the vessel were saved, in face trying to reach De Pinedo with m ents; business readjusting Itself to the (Oonttnned on Page ’?wo) cluding one ladv passenger and two The 112,000,000,000 oil Industry's Big Enrollments. night Row. a fire extinguisher. children. new deal, os exemplified by NRA, New York, Sept. 2.— (AP)— The cods today became effective. Body Is Found The vessels Oulf Brsese, Christy New York 8un today celebrated its The American Federation of La September finds the financial com The plane burned only a few Payne , and J. C. Donnell arrived seconds before It was a mass at 100th anniversary, bor attributed to the recovery pro munity somewhat imcertaln as to By ASSOCIATED PRESS Ssbago Lake, Me., Sept. 2— (AP) and stood by until assured of all metal wreckage. The body was gram a 15,000,000,000 Increase In near term trends but none the less ROOSEVELT RESTS Three of a party of four persons being saved and that no help was Grown from a small, four page Augmented this year by ebUdrsB found lying beside it and field of purchasing power—an amount In hopeful that autumn will witness a required. newspaper whose publisher also released from Industry by the NRA, who went for a midnight row on ficials said that the filer had jump sufficient to raise retail sales 17 fresh upturn in buslness'activlty. The President Wilson’s bows are was editor, reporter, compositor, Sebago lake last night were drown ed and atempted to crawl away be per cent. Industry has beeq slowed down by Connecticut’s army of school ebil- damaged and the ship is now pro pressman and mailing clerk the ON OCEAN CRUISE ed and tbs fourth was rescued after fore the fire killed him. Shorter Hours. ■essonsl tendencies, by hesitancy in dren will begin trudging back to the ceeding towards Norfolk safely and noted journal observed its centen an oarlock broke and they were De Pinedo’s plane wgs traveling expects to arrive this evening. nial with an issue of 104 pages of Today provided NRA’s first taste cident to codification and by a re classroom for the start of another of Its own fswsr-work-bours doc plunged into the water. about 70 miles an hour when it hit eight columns each. action from the ambitious spurt school year naxt week. the steel wire fence at 6:02 a. m., e. trine. Johnson, who says bis staff that characterized early summer. The dead were: Mrs. Harold L. The mammoth edition appeared First Day in Months That the E. W. Butterfield, state commis Hodgdon, of Portland; Kenneth H. s. t. on the streets at the usual hour has worked on a "80-hour day," or However, s gain In consumer buy sioner of education, announced at dered all offices closed at 1 o'clock Hodgdon, her son, and Mrs. Anna He had covered about 2,000 feat and the 40 pages of its third section ing Is Indicated and with the gov Hartford, that all srhools would rs- of the mile-long concrete nmway FOREST WORKERS not to reopen until Tuesday morn Cates, of Woburn, Mass., a cousin told “The story of the 8un for its ernment's infiatlonary powers as President Did Not Trans opsz, although In some dlatrleta tbs before disaster overtook him. The ing. potent weapons for use should oc of Mrs. Hodgdon. first 100 years,^’ both in picture and work was expected to be hampered Harold McCarthy, of Wollaston, plane, lurching under ita great load Tbs present coal tie up clouded casion demand, observers trust, that print. somewhat by curtailed budgets, an Mass., the fourth member of the of fuel, refused to rise. One wheel hopes of putting written agreement the pause noted in recent weeks will ARE m m , TOO Along with its own story also act Business. aftermath of bard times and result got off the ground but fell back, in President Roosevelt's band Tuee- prove temporary. boating party was pulled from the was told .that of New York City it ant slow tax doUsetioni. water by mei) who put out from then the plane swerved into the dirt The week was uneventful in the self—from the time in 1888 when But in most eases, school pro along the runway. the population was 220,000 until (Contlnnef nn Page Two) Stock Market, which reflected the Washington, Sept. 2.—(AP) — A grams will go forward with the approacti of this week-end’s suspen (Contlnasd on Page Two) 100 Miles An Hoar 1688 when its population is 7,000,- leisurely cruise down the Atlantic greatest increase in rnrollmsnt ex De Pinedo, going perhaps 100 Members at Camp Robmson 000. . sion as well as a willingness to go coast today was on President Roose pected in the ssconda«7 schools, and ■lowly until post-Labor Day trends miles an hour, got the craft back to The story of the Sun is told of velt’s schedule after a restful an a decline predicted for the elemen the concrete again, but a moment could be defined. President Roose ' BaiM Patting Green — the realisation of the dream of its SOCUUSIS URGE chorage in Fort Pond bay, off Mon- tary grades. later it swerved again and dast^ed founder, 28-year old Benjamin H. velt’s order permitting regulated tauk. Long Island. Look of Employment GEORGES LEYGUES, - ■ale of newly mined gold appeared This will be true, Butterfield toward the fence as de Pinedo ap Day, to establish the city's first Vincent Aster’s yacht Nourmahal plied his brakes. . Other Activities. >enny paper as a journal whose ob- to carry no immediate Infiatlonary on #hicb Mr. Roosevelt is voyaging ■aid, bseause of the lack of employ SPECIAl SESSION implications, although some observ ment and growing social demanda A crowd of 200 people who bad ect was "to lay before the public, toward Washington, spent the night OF FRANCE, DEAD got up in the middle of the night tj ! ers suggested that the question of for more ^ueatlon to ease of chil at a price within the means of In the bay awaiting better visibility see the take-off and who had cheer New Haven, 8ept. 2 — (AP) — everyone, all the news of the day, the dollar’s ultimate gold value at sea. Nearby the escort destroy dren of high school age. and the de might be involved. clining birth rats in the cases of ed de Pinedo as he stepped care Company 180 of the Civilian Con and at the same time afford an ad ers—Twiggs and Manley—were free Into the plane stood wbltefacsd New F actor anchored. the first year pupils. servation Corps at Camp Robinson vantageous medium for advertising. Write Governor Cross That as the charred body was carried to Codes have introduced an entirely School budget outs * have been Former Premier and Foreign claimed a new distinction today— Ads Left Out. Stephen Early, one of the Presi the Navy’s sick bay at the llelcL new factor Into the industrial situa dent’s secretaries, reported by wire genera throughout the state, and the first forestry camp to have its In a box at the bottom of the The plane, which was red with tion, probably overshadowing other less to Washington tltot the first In the aggregate, savings were made own putting green. first page today the Sun said: It Is Imperative to Care green and purple stripes encircling influences. Their long term effect, day of September also was for Mr. possible by the reduction of Minister Passes Away — The green was built imder the di "The request for advertising it, bad been groomed for weeks by rection of Captain Hughes, the com space in the 8im today has been so especially, is a subject of wide in Roosevelt "the first time in many teachers’ salaries which constitute for Idle. terest; thqir nearby results, such as months" that a whole day passed 70 to 80 per oent of the average the filer with the help of his techni pany commander, and is used fre great that all advertisements of Was 75 Years of Age. cal adviser and backer, Ufo quently by officers and men in their fered cannot be printed. We re Immediate increues in production “without seeing any official callers school costs. «oits, became quickly discernible. or transacting governmental busi Few New Schools D’Annunzio, son of the famous poet, spare time to improve their short gret that lack of space compels the Gabriel D’Annunzio. Norwalk, Sept. 2.— (AP) — iniM ^tlnflpubtedly, the newness of so vast ness.’’ The postponement of repairs to shots. omission of more than eighty col Paris, Sept. 2.—(AP) —Georges With a smile the filer, who had umns.” Socialist Party of Connecticut in Hflr .iff epterpiise as NRA has contrlbut- In his message through the Navy some future date, he failure to re The first distinction which came new school equipment and the al followed the skyways to thousands On that first oay—September 8. letter to Gov. Wilbur L. Cross nMQ|ii # 4 tH; whatever unsettlement has de- Department last night, Early added: Leygues, former premier and for to Camp Robinson was its camp most complete stoppage of new of thousands of miles to far comers 1883—1,000 copies were printed; the public today asserted a special m ik .M o p i^ . “He remained aboard the yacht eign minister at France, and minis museum which tms grown imtll it building program everywhere, also of the earth, told of his “gadgsts” includes specimens of most of the present circulation is more than Sion of the General Assembly was' .■ Sqjtember Is expected to witness with his friends and host, Vincent ter of marine in the present govern n test of the consuming public’s Aster. • • • will allow school districts to con shortly before the take-off. He had rocks, minerals, trees and so forth 800,000. “imperative" to act on "a forward ment. ^ed this neon. looking program to adequately req^ se 40 the higher prices which “The President made moat of the tinue their educational programs equipped the cockpit with a devlct within the Immediate vicinity of After five years of operation Day almost unchanged despite sharply which would sound a siren and slap sold his newspaper to Moses Yale care for the imemployment and day resting, reading and chatting He had been ill the last few Hartland. reduced funds upon which to draw. weeks. Recently bis condition be water into hla face if the plane got Beach for 140,000 «.nd ten years needy and to protect the small home v\4lioQtlniied on Page Two, with his friends.” Many Pets State officials saw the addition of came serious rat news of it was off ita course while he was snatch The camp has added to its collec later Beach passed it on to bis two owner.” The letter, signed by Arnold B. several thousand boys and girls, re kept secret. ing 40 winks high above the Atlan tion of mascots which began with a sons. One of the sons became the leased from industry, as a problem M. Le Tgues would have been 75 tic. sole owner four years later and Freese of Norwsdk, state secretary, 3 puppy and some kittens, with the o f application w bicb would not* In yeara old in November. Balloon Kites leased it to a religious group. This advocated a graduated state in addition later of “Andy” a raccoon, crease school expense. As inter He entered Parliament in 1885, He olso'had five balloon kites with group held a prayer meeting in the come tax to finance relief measures by the capture of a black snake and Animal Experts Stumped; preted by N. S. Light, it would be .a and ever since he represented his which to signal to ships if the craft rattlesnake, “tamed” for pets by editorial rooms daily. not provided for Under the Federal recovery program. question of finding a suitable edu native department of Lot-et-Garonne was forced down at sea, but hla con their captors. . Beeomes OontroL cational program rather than add in the Chamber. Beach resumed control in 18%2 The Letter fident manner as he started the Members of the Camp also assert Unable to Rescue Deer ing to present school facilities. He first attained Cabinet rank ih take-off indicated that bad luck was the fact that one of their number and after the Civil war sold the I t ssdd: 1694, the portfolio of pub- far from his mind. gained 22 pounds in weight since paper to a group headed by Charles "In urging that Your Excellency NI.W BRITAIN llo instruction and frne arts in the D’Anminzio, speaking with whits joining the C.C.C. places it near the A. Dana for 176,000. flanyene a special session at once, .we express the wish that Connecti- Watkins Glen, N. Y., Sept. 2 <&tendent o f gam e, decided w bat they New Britain, Sept 2.—(AP)— Dupuy ministry. From the autumn top of the list as one of the health Paul Dana cuuumed direction of (AP) —When it comes to rescuing would do. ' I Approximately 17,000 children are of .1920 until January, 1921, he was iest and best fed of all Connecticut the paper upon the death of his ;CM shall lead the states in discard (Coattnned on Foge Two) ing the present disgraceful , and in a drer from a precarious mountain Park authorities that night were expeote<* to enroll in the local pub premiei^t giving w ay to the late cam ps. father in 1897 and after several ledge, the experts in wild animal life preparing to try to lure the deer lic schools NEhen sessions are re Aristide Briand. others had succeeded him in control adequate 'dole' method of earing for TREASURY BALANCE ■■A- Camp Lonergan the unemployed and needy.” admit they are practically stumped. acroas the bridge by u e use of an sumed on Ctopt. 11. Because o f an Known aa "Ihe Grand Old Man At Camp Lonergan near Volun- of the Stm Frank A. Muns^ became illegal "jack-light" and two stuffed anticipated Isirge registration at Subjects which the party said Frank Bkiminster, AnTmai expert of the govenuxmnt, M. Lejrgues was Washington, Sept 2.- (AP)— town, work started on the conserva its ownei*. He bequeathed it to of the State Conservation Depart deer equipped With roilers. They the senior high school a two ses an unoompromising belisver in a should be considered included: "Im The positi<»i ot the Treasury Att- tion and improvement of a road and the Metropolitan Museum of Art ment, ordered from his laboratories suspended their work-when inform Sion schedule will become effective, Navy .'adequate for the home de mediate completion of the Merritt gust 81 'was: Receipts |5,1S8.77L- trails into the Green Falls pond and it was purchased from that or- at ComdL University to Watkins ed that the state was sendl^ its some of the pupils attending in the fense of Fnmce and for the protee- highway; a public works program to 65; expeiwUtures 91,295,^25; hal- Section of Paebaug State Forest. ganizati(Hi in October, 1926, by Wil- Glen state park to remove a seven game experts. mo 'fling and the others in the aft tim of her farflung poaeeaalooa include construction of munlc^ol ano 91,169, il5.472.85. Customs Noted as the only spot where nam T. Dewart. electric and plants, slum dear- point buck from eight da^ of cap A record influx of tourists over ernoon. Teacher* in the high school overseas. At the London Naval rhododendron flourishes in the wild As president and treasurer of the tivity, arrived at the siene early to the double week-end hpU day was ex win be required to be on dvty*Pidy Conference in 1980 he proved to be ties for month 9n,68D-,26L7^. v ance and munlcipM bousing in R ^pta for labal ysai, to dkti state, the forest is considered one Sun fainting and Publishing Associ larger cities and hi^way oonstmo- day. ‘ pected by park Mficials'i who have six hours a dgv. a stiff negotiatog. (sihee July D 98S1*OOE067B8; of the most scenic areas in the state. ation, Dewart carried out Munsey’s tioa;- enactment of old agp pension ‘T have ho-deflnits plchs,” Edmln- been oppios^ to cloeiiig the park to Uhta s few yeare ago be was a The Conservation Corps will build wishes, expressed orally, and issued and imamployment Insurance legis ter said. cuiioua visit(«a in i^te of the fact IN DBRBrP fervent mountain timber. In Pttrfa psodituNS 95^,667^11^ (iM picnic and camping grounds along stock to several hundred employee. lation; and ratification of the Child AH othez’ plans to rescxie the ahi- that on jMveral occasions thfSr bhve perby. Sept.'1.— (AP)—^It Is eg- his frverlte exereise was rtang, and tag 9214.0OS.5in.08 until reeetttly.he. wat oflsgi oa Us pendlturss); sscMm the road into the forest for the con- Today’s paper sold for t^ee labor amendment to the Federal mal were .held up while Bdminster neuly frightened tte aalmal into l ’ 4*t ,.i A' .yenience of public visitors. cents. Coostltatlon. and Gaixbisr Bump, state superin- leapl^ from the cuff. fCtooMmag SB Pace M B )-- Im rse Vb» Beds da SeirioiiaB.... 1229.685,457.76. V. i r-» \ c t ' - f s PA G E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCanTTBS. OONN^ SATURDAY* SEPTEMBER 2,12681 SLEEPING ILLNESS KNIGHTS OF COLUIDIB NO HERALD Manchester Nudist^ Camp SAYS WIFE BOUGHT WEDDINGS MONDAY TOHOUACUliRAKE GERM ^COVERED No issue of the Man Has Only One Customer LOMBARlXrS HOOCH chester Evening Herald Miss Cummings To Wed Woman Pathologist Hakes will be published on Mon Buttermilk And Sunshine Farm In Oaklam First Outing of District Coun day, Labor Day. May Suspend If Patrons Are Not More Unonal testimony in Conrt cils to Be Held at City Guard hportant Find; Narrows James M cC aw Jr. Today Club, Windsor. . j . Numerous—Shorts The Style. C ue Here Today; Heavi meeting last night of the St. Louis Miss Arlene Chtherlne Qimmlng8,> to pay man. The brldeamaids will be Mi«a groom was a ruby ring, and to her the cause of encephalitis, but said hanging out in Lombardo’s plan competitions. it narrowed the search material Learning tUs morning that there on a pro rata plan. Mrs. Close has Natalie Waterman, of Lebanon, and attendants she presented rhinestone w£is a milk health farm located in objected to this and as a result and getting full of Lombardo’s nigte Miss Alma Foster, of this town, both Tickets for members of Camp ly* powered and wme, a record la bracelets. ’The wedding gifts were bell Council who wish to attend toe Oakland a Herald man started to in there has been a falling off in the couains of the bride. Collins Diiggs numerous and beautiful. As the number of cases Increased local Police Court history ' clambake may be secured from to 276 in St. Louis county and 155 vestigate and learned that the number of patients. of this town will play the bridal Later the couple will leave for an owner of the property whs Mrs. Basking in the sun in the nude, broken. music. Grqnd Knight John P. Hutchinson. in the city, Dr. E. T. McGaugh, unannounced wedding trip, thd The City Guard Club is located < i Anna Close, a woman of about 70 Jonas J. Brotman says, la not neC' Samples Analysed The bride who wUl be given in bride wearing a cream swagger suit state health conunissioner, an Lombardo was arrested in a raid toe Connecticut river a short dis nounced that his department had ef years, who denied that she was essary. Shorts cmd bathing suits marriage by her father, will wear with brown accessories. They will running a camp of any kind, but made on complaint of the aggrieved tance from toe center a* W indsor. fected plans to acquaint medical expose the arms, legs and face to a Princess gown of white satin with be at home to their friends after pointed out a man reclining on the the sim and the thinness of the husband on August 24. His case was short train. Her tulle veil will fall October 1 at 15 Benton street. men of the state with all available continued unW today to provide Wf Doovsnun information concerning the dis veranda as the person who had garment worn will allow the sun from a cap of lace and orange blos Both are graduates of Manchester leased the place two weeks ago and rays to penerate to other parts time for analysis of samples of ease. soms and her shower bouquet will be High school In the class of 1928, who had opened the camp. the body. The buttermilk diet, liquors seized by the police. There Meanwhile city and Federal of bridal roses and valley lilies^ ’t'he since which time Mr. McCaw has BUSINESS IN U. S. Mr. Brotman, the man referred to was plenty to sample from for a Saturday Specials health officers here, upon hearing with proper rubbing of the body maid of honor will be attlrea in a been employed in the engineerlnng was easy to talk to. He had one that follows is sufficient. He had v that visitors were avoidi^ St. Louis large quantity of wine and illegal gown of peach satin, vrith velvet department of the Memchester Elec patient, he said, who is taking bis pected, he said, to build up a good and Missouri because of the “sleep beer was captured by the raiding turbem and slippers to match and tric Compeiny. READJUSTS ITSELF Carnation Milk, treatments, which consist of sim business, but the trouble that he haa ing sickness’ outbreak, issued state officers. S tall c a n s ...... baths, skim milk or buttermilk as encountered m ay prevent his Con 17c ments designed to allay fear in the This morning Sergeant John Mc- the case may require and rubdowns tinuing the place much longer. If a be best man for his brother. (Conttnoed From Page One) Quality Roll Butter, minds of outsiders. They pointed GUnn and Patrolmen David Galllgan House-Sh’orts after sun baths. These sim baths settlement can be reached it will and Joseph Prentice testified to the The bride wiU wear a gown o f pound ...... 24c out that there was no evidence that Miss Ruth A. Shorts, daughter of oUve green satin and crepe, with code operation is making necessary. are taken in shorts or bathing suits, continue. facts of the raid and to thb reputo Sweet Mixed Pickles, the disease is contagious, and that Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shorts, of 55 corsage of white Killarney roses. Numerous price increases, effective business was going on the same as but the rubdowns are in the nude. The one member of the campers tion of Lombardo’s place as a place quart j a r ...... ^ There have been as many as six at that remained was at the camp tms Benton street, will be married this The bridesmaid will be attired in early this month, have already been 23c usual. where liquor was sold. McGinn said Astor Tea, Orange the camp at one time, but at pres morning. She had Just finished her afternoon at 2:30 to Norbert H. navy blue crepe* with white acces merchants; hence an answer to the that Lombac^, to his knowledge, House, SOD of Mr. and Mrs. George sories and corsage of Joan win very pertinent q u ^ “can and will Pekoe, i/^-lb. pkg. ent the number has dwindled to one, butter:ter nmilk and was smoking a had been arrested on liquor charges 20c one of the members having left yes cigarette and was to take her sun House, of 49 Benton street The roses. people b^y?’’ should not be long de Krasdale Coffee, THREE MEET DEATH three or four times within eight ceremony wiU be performed by Rev. The bride’s traveling costume will layed. terday. bath at noon, which would be Just years. pound pkg...... All of those who have come to too late for publication so the re Leonard C. Harris at the South be a brown ensemble, and on their Steel Prodoetlon 23c Wife Testtflee Major Industrial indices scaled Granulated Sugar, take his sun bath, buttermilk rjid porter hurried away. Methodist church, the single ring return from an unannounced wed WHEN BOAT UPSETS Mrs. Rose Burk, a Homestead service being* used. ding trip they jriU make their home downward during August compared 10-lb. doth sack .. 48c Park resident, testified that she had The bridal, attendants will be Miss In town. with their levds mt the bertmiing of Eastman, Federal coordinator, told Potatoes, Native Green Moun (Continaed from Page One) seen many persons go into Lom Merle Shorts, sister of the bride, and that month. Thus stem output, tain, 15-pound Q Q PINEDO, FAMOUS FUER, President Roosevelt that an NRA bardos sober and come out drqnk Sherwood House, brother of the which went into August at 57 per code for the much regulated rail peck ...... OOC shore in a motorboat when they anc that repeatedly she had gone to bridegroom, will be best man. Lippincott-Chambers cent of capacity, lost about ten heard the cries of the victims. roads “would not be wise even if it the place to bring her husband ^ome The bride will be gowned in white points. (A year ago this time it was Prince Albert Tbbacco, DIES AS PLANE BURNS were legally applicable.’’ Miss Doris Elizabeth Chambers, Q 1 ^ Had Just Arrived when he had become intoxicated embroidered mouseline de sole. Her 13 per cent); electric power output Jn Cleveland, A. F. Whitney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John pound t i n ...... OAC The four had come to a cottage at (Conttnoed Prom Page One) there. Lombardo’s attorney, B. J. hat of the same materisd, copy of a Chambers of Hartford, will be mar reduced toe size of its gains over chairman o f the Railw ay Labor EX' Certified Cloudy O the lake about 11:30 last night to Ackerman of Hartford, had no luck Moleneux model, will be trimmed ried this afternoon to Sterling Kell 1932; percentage increases in rail ecutives’ Association, expressed spend the holiday week-end and face and tears in his eyes, said after when he sought to make Mrs. Burk with sprays of orange blossoms. She Llppincott, son of Mrs. Martha way freight loadings lessened; and Ammonia, qt. bottle.. O C “disappointment and shock" and within half an hour started in the the crash: amend her story. Mrs. Katie Bakul- WiU carry a shower bouquet of White Llppincott of McCabe street and automobile activity tapered off. promised immediate steps “to have E-Zee-Freez, O C ^ rowboat for another cottage a quar “Of course, when you start to ski, another neighbor, testified to roses, lUIes o f the valley eind the late Llysses G. Llppincott. On toe whole, buyers in primaty 8 pkgs...... ter of a mile away. sway in a plane everyone knows the railroad working day shortened having found Mr. Bakulski in Lom gypsophlla. The ceremony will be performed markets seemed reluctant to ven without a reduction in wages." Ambassador Sliced Pineapple, McCarthy said he was rowing a that the farther you go the worse it bardos, overcharged with alcoholic ’The bridesmaid’s gown will be of at the South Methodist church by ture further commitments until they Still going forward at NRA head could better appraise the future. short distance from shore when an gets. I thought sure he would cut beverages, on several occasions. deUcato pink angel skin trimmed the pastor, Rev. Leonard C. Harris. quarters today were negotiations Nevertheless, it was recalled that oarlock broke, the boat rolled, Mrs. the switch, but he bad been here so Adolf Savadonis, also a Home with turquoise velvet with hat and The bridal attendants will be Miss from which administrators hoped to sash to match. Her arm bouquet there had been vigorous replenish ...... 16c Hodgdon leaned to the other side long, he was determined to go. stead Park resident, was the com- Ethel Chambers, sister of the bride, Krasdale Certified O C ^ “I think he still thought he could evolve for presidential signature will be of Briarcliff roses and arte- ment of inventories while inflation and they were all tossed from the fiainant husband of Lombardo’s and Ulysses G. Llppincott, brother boat. lift the load even though be had got next week a code covering the en mesia tied with pink maline. was toe chief talk of toe day; hence Flour, S-lb. sack . . . C steady woman customer. He testi of toe bridgegroom. 'Hiey will make He said he tried to support Mrs. off the nmway." tire retail trade field. ’The ceremony will be followed by their home on McCabe street. the continued absence of inflation,, ■BtaMmited Parking in Front Hodgdon but finally she slipped By fljring the 6,800 miles to Bagh fied to having asked the police to a reception at the home of the as it was then being forecast, raid the establishment of Our Store. from his grasp u d he himg onto the dad, de Plnedo had hoped to smash KEEPING SILENT. bride's parents, which has been brought a scaling down of pur partly submerged boat. the long distance record of 5,653^ Detroit, Sept 2.—(AP)— Henry In his own behalf Lombardo beautifully decorated with garden chases Mrs. Hodgdon’s body was fioating miles, set by Paul Codes and Mau Ford, nearing the end of his vacar swore that during the thirteen years flowers. Guests to the number of on the water which indicated she rice Rossi in a flight last month tion in the Michigan north woods, be had been in Manchester be had 50 are expected from New Hamp BOLTON MAHIEUB might have died of heart disease from New York to Rayak, Syria. today continued to keep the nation never done anything worse than shire, New Jersey, Hartford, New while the other bodies were in about As he stepped into the plane, clad guessing as to his attitude toward seep chickens and raise a garden. York and this town. Later the LOST FOR A WEEK GROCERY 15 feet of water. in an old gray Jersey and blue bouse efforts to bring his huge automobile He sold no intoxicants, ever, he couple wiU l^ve on an unannounced Miss Lam*a Skinner was toe slippers, his last words w^e: factories under the aegis of the said. An that the state’s witoess- motor trip, the bride wearing a grey guest of honor at a large miscel 183 Spruce Street “I shall try to do my best.’’ Blue Eagle. es had said was untrue. and blue ensemble. They will make laneous shower given last dght by SUDDENLY APPEARS HOSPITAL NOTES Shut away from the world in the Hathaway Prosecutor. their home at 171 Washington her friends in toe -holr ot toe DE PINEDO’S CAREER Huron Moimtain Club on the shores Assistant Prosecuting Attorney street, Hartford. Quarryvilie _ Methodist church, (Continaed From Page One) The only admission this morning New York, Sept. 2.— (AP)— The of Lake Superior, the 70-year-old Charles R. Hathaway, who had sub Both young people are' graduates where she is tc be married a week was John Wannergren of 218 Oak Marquis de Pinedo, whose life and industrialist has thus far refused mitted the official analysis of the of Manchester High school. Mr. from today to Myron Lee. Upwards SCHALLER’S street. There were no discharges. career endeu in the flames that en to discuss the approved code for ihe seized liquors showing them to be House was also graduated from of 100 guests from Bolton and he was booked at toe city Jail as “John Doe Gray Coat," and veloped his airplane today, learned automotive industry. Today he far above any legal limit, said he Babson Institute, WeUesley, Mass., nearby towns were present at toe throughout toe ^ay he was appar to fly in 1927 and gained bis first was expected to start back to De thought it would be silly to argue smd is employed by the Broad party which was held ir toe Com troit. the case. Woolen Company* ently trying to recall events about international recog^nltion in 19^9 by munity house at Bolton Center. Re his family, and himself, with little CIDER MILL a' flight from Rome to Tokyo, Aus Meanwhile the rumors in Detroit Attorney Ackerman declared that freshments and dancing were en success. MANCHESTER ranged all the way from whispered under the existing law there was joyed. tr^dia and return. House-Swift Last night, however, Dr. James Open Tuesday, Sept. 5 He was bom on February 16, 1890 reports that'Ford attorneys would no provision for a prosecution on Mrs. Kneeland Jones and her sis T A Y T reputation but Mr. Hathaway poinc- Stroh. city physician, while making and and was never married. His parents challenge the constitutionality of Miss Nellie Swift of 843 Main ter, Mrs. Everett Keith entertained the entire National Indiutrial Re ed out that the old law had not been his rounds at toe city Jail. looked live in Rome. street wiU be married this afternoon wito a corn and dog roast last DIAL 6588 covery Act to the more general repealed, a position in which Judge into his cell, and asked him his Tues., Thurs. and Sat. 24-Hour Service He attended the secondary schools to Qifford L. House, son of Mr. and Digit at toe home of Mrs. es. name. assertions that the automotive mag R. A. Johnron sustained him by Mrs. Loren House of South Main Guests present included electman Each Week Thereafter Special Rates for of Italy and graduated from the nate would propose a “Ford code.” fining Lom bardo glOO and costs and “I am Bernard Bitterman,” he re Long Trips. Royal Italian Navql College. He — \ street. The ceremony will take place George Keith of Manchester, their plied. sentencing him to thirty days in at the South Methodist church. Rev. sons, daughters and grondchildren. J. L. NERON, Prop. subsequently rose to the command jail on the charge of keeping Later, a fraternity brother, E. F. 352 W oodland Street L. C. Harris officiating. Miss Annie Ml. and Mrs. S. R. Woodward Stern, definitely identified him as of** a destroyer. place reputed to one where liquor TELEPHONE 6482 After flying for his country STATjE S CHILDREN M. Swift will attend her sisteer as are entertaining friends from Cali Bitterman, police said. He was is sold, besides imposing a fine cf bridesmaid and Harold House will fornia. taken to toe city hospital. through the war he remedned with < >200 and costs gnd a thirty day Jail the air service and when that arm term for keeping liquor with intent was separated from the Army and READY FOR SCHOOL to sell. » Navy in 1923 be became an officer Attorney Ackerman, who had in the Italian Royal Air Force. (Continued From Page One) taken the precaution to demur to After his Tokyo flight he was ac the complaint at the opening of the claimed as a national hero and timated that about 2,700 children case, gave notice of appeal. A We Are Featuring selected with Captain Carlo del will return to school on Wednesday bond of 1500 was supplied by Lom THE MIGHTY LOVE STORY Prete as his aid to make Italy’s of ne;:t week in this city. Rough bardo's brother from Burnside. four-continent flight to the Ameri figures based on registrations last Mrs. Savlno Suspended cas and return in 1927. June indicated that there would be* Mrs. Antoinette Savlno, arrested of THREE MEN and a GIRL! The Famous ’The venture, which involved air 6 0 in the high school, 430 at St. yesterday for the theft of vegetables % crossings of both the South and Mary’s school, 500 at St. Michael’s from one of the home gardens of the North Atlantic and flight ovei South school and 1,200 in ‘he public grade unemployed on Charter Oak street, What would you d o .. .if Pate America’s trackless Jungles in a schools. escap^ with a suspenslbn of Judg plane that could land only on water, A new schedule of classes for the ment Francis Fi^hy of Wells gave.you the power to sigm the was generally hailed by airmen as high school will make it possible to street testified that he saw Mrs. an outstanding feat of the time. accommodate the large enrollment Savlno and her boy picking vegeta death warrant of your wife’s He lost his ship at Roosevelt Dam. without the hiring of any new bles in the garden plot of a Mrs. lo v e r...? Ariz., when a careless bystander teachers. Elliott and Patrolman Wlrtella tes Narragansett tified that foot tracks led ttom Mrs. dropped a lighted match on gaso line-covered water during refueling. Savlno’s own home garden plot into The accident failed to stop the ABOUT TOWN the other. The Savlno plot the Three Souls Struggling— flight. De Pinedo obtained a substi officer said, had been pretty well de pleted. tute plane and went on. The ladies of the Manchester OneforUfe... On his return^ to Ita ly he was Mrs. Savlno told the court that Country Qub'-wUl be guests at the tiie only took four tomatoes and showered with new honors, promot Sunset Ridge Country Club next since she knew Mrs. SSliott she One for Love. . . ed to a jreneralshlp and given com Tuesday morning at 9 o’clock. All didn’t think her neighbor would ob mand of the Third Aeronautical members planning to attend are ject Besides she had plenty of Zone which Included Ron.e. asked to sign the notice at the local vegetables of hw own she said and One for Lust.. Shortly after the Italian mass clubhouse or telephone 7694 so didn’t have to go stealing. DRAUGHT flight about the Near East in 1929 the correct number of reservatious John M. Bail^, attomqr repre De Pinedo was sent to Argentina as may be made. senting Mary Alford, sent to air attache of the Italian Embassy JaU several weeks ago to work out WARNER RROS. and was probably the highest rank Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Williams, Er a fine for drunk-driving, presented ing officer ever to hold such a post. nest Williams and his son Bobby of to Judge Ji^mson a petition in be Exclusively Maplewood, N. J., are guests of Mr. Presents His friends considered the assign half of his client asking for the su^ ment virtual exile. and Mrs. J. M. Williams of Hudson pension of the remainder of tteB fine. slree(. Bobby has a new sister, The petition set forth that Miss Al We Have Tried Several Kinds of Beer Ann Louise, who has not yet visited ford’s mother was very ill at her her grandparents as she is not yet home in Wapping and needed the But We Believe Narragansett Leads Them COAL CODE IS DELAYEI^ three weeks old. servlcea of her daughter. There AIL was no chance of the prisoner’s FORD SULL KEEPS MUM Mrs. Luda Brown of ButUngton, being able to pay the fine. Leslie Howard Vermont, is visiting her niece, Mrs. Judge Johnson told the attorney ✓ (Continaed From Joge OnO) Warren Keith of Cambridge street. that inasmuch as Mary bad already In The Electrifying Hit been In JaO neariy a month and con day and revived talk that a code ’The degree team of the Daugh sidering the drcumstancea he would Special Entertainment might be imposed on the soft coal ters of Liberty will hold its month order her release. industry. ly meeting and drill in Orange hall The oil code started functioning Tuesday evening at 7 o’clock. Mem bers are requested to bring their Tonight at 8 O^clock officially with the Industry’s plan IL DUOE SIGNS PACT ning and coordinating committee uniforms and coat-hangers. reported as favoring Federal price fixing from the well-mouth to the A son wal ^pm yesterday to Mr. London, Sept. 2.— (A P )— ^Reuter’e gasoline pump. and Mrs. Andrew Clemson of 108 News Agenqr reported from Rome CAPTURED’ Oakland street. It is the first boy j that Premier MuaeoUni today elgned Business Sorvey. WITH In its monthly survey of busi bom in the family, four otbfer Chil ; a pact of neutrality and non-ag- SPRUCE STREET ness, the American Federation said dren being girls. I greeelon with Soviet Ruaeia. -- ^ t “since the speculative rise of DOUG FAIRBANKS,'JR. business was checked in July, fig- John Hofffium of Hillstown rood wee are beginning to reveal a solid has found that not all of tha turtlss MARGARET LINDSAY • PAUL LUKAS TAVERN foundation for bujrinoM sdvsncs." have b«sn removed from ths Hock- anum Pond as yesterday be went DANCING! It added that from March to July bu n t^ for eome and oaptured one Modern and Old F sehioned. 119 Spruce Street Manchester 2, 988,000 persons returned to that weighed forty-five pounds. Every Satnrdsjr m g h t m work, resultinf in the latter month HILLS' OBOVB, Wapping Center. 8UN.-MON.-TUE8. F. Zanlungro and J, Levrio, Props* in a four per eent Increase in de Hany Clemson of North Biwi partment, etore sales over July, streettreet nsenss Isftleft town to enter the Moeieby LA ST TIM ES TONITEs M ARRIAG E TIE S’* AN D *TJ[FE IN TH E RAW*** employ of the Standard Oil Oofii- WEBSTER'S OLD A memorandum from Joeepb B. pany at Pawtucket, R. L Dancing i to L y ’»* * UAMCHrnSR BVENTNO HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN4 .SnCDAY ICBOOL LEMON. EMFUniENT GAM Condition O f HELYER PIONEER isaDtnsisREFon DAVID’S AMAZING CAREER Statk Roads ROCKVILLE GRUTEST n JDIT EVENING SCHOOL HUMDIlEWnn).,t * f 'b TMti 1 fMIMMli U ^ U « . Road ooBdltioiis sad dstoun ia tks r TIm lBt«nwtloB«l VBlferm In i' •tats of Connsotiout mads nsosssary AUTO DEATH CASE ter telMOl U Mon tor Upt. S. Perccotafe InerMN Over by highway oonstruotlon aad oUiag Searedj Ycir Panes Thai aaaounosd by tbs Conasotleut IS ON couirrs usT Ordnari Ckawd Gas Be Br WILLIAM E. OILBOY, D. D. REAL w i^ dspartBisnt as of August M, n iter of Tbo OonfiOffttlMwllft' By OBOBOB HBNBB OOUD JuM b Larf eti m Lait Y hstitDte Does Not Add Made to Grow Tbiaeroo Routs No. U. 8. 1—Orssawiobt Tbo corMT of Dorld, both la Iti Putnam avsaus. 4M9 fast shsst as Sdssion’s IntfTist C^nlsrs in erU ^ profroM and ia th« ptoeo IntenatloiMl liUBtey telibol LM-^bly f«w think ttey oan or do lo loro 13 Ym n , It b Dbcloted. phalt rssurfacs. Opsn to traffic. to Its Coorsei Animals, Tliejr S a i . •on T«rt, tept. Irdi W a Lookotli tbe nolgbber, because self lo 00 PToMeution &t Sdhustor of that It oeupMf ia rallfloua biatory, Guilford. Boston post road, ghoul- t la 8 > ^ Hamming §io6 fuU Of 00a« on tho Otttirard Apponmno*, bnt tk i much In mind and lovo lo 00 faintly dors arc being oilsd for 3 milss. EUlBfton — CI II AetloiM fdt. But If wo rightly analyoao fllotiaf alaiaaata. _ Lord Lookotb on tho Boort. — 1 Routs No. U. B. lA —Btratford. Mors than forty yeiurs have Afifigned. ten m ol eurselvoo. wo may eonu to a hfter- Now Terk, Sept 3.—Aa tneroaoe Woods Hols, Mass., Bspt 3. — R a l l f l ^ r ent oonoiurion. u we oe net love of 10.3 pereoat In emplojrment In Msrritt highway. Bhouldsrs ars bs- passed since the Hillysr T. M. C. A. (API—Besines hM dlscovsrsd that a plaea alatoat of aaaetity, aad tha ing oilsd for 1 mils. If on« oould ropoot tho wbolo otbero ao we love ouroelvee, then sobools of Hartford, now affiliated State’s Attorney Michael D. tlM “orffanlssr,’ * substames whleb' aaaodatloa of ha Paalaia with hia July ovor Juno was roported by tbo Routs No. 2.— Bosrah. Norwich aama, aad *h» ooaoaptloa of him Word from momory, woro pooioffod love oPoelf demlnateo. Loving others with Northeastern University, be O’ConneU has completed tbe list of tnduees foe iormatloa of body or- i •0 thyself Just balanoei thf ooaleo, manufaeturtag plokto included in and Colehsstsr road. Bhouldsrs ars aa a awaat aiagar, hava auffaatad of all loamhif, and bad unllniltod gan a pieneering work in evening criminal eases to os heard at tbe be and lo the uMot amount of love that tbo monibly survey of wages, om- being oiled for 3 miles. gsns, is a chsmleel which oan hia plaea aa o leader, of praiae wealth, bo would not be profited in eduoation. ’Throughout this period, bouffbt ia drug stores. It la flyee- true bapplnoeo one lot'* Mther hero bte real value. We oan know Routs No. 4— Bbaron-Oomwall September term of the Tolland rather thaa aa a leader of armlea plojrmont, and hours of work con as some new edueationsd need de County Superior Coiurt with Judge gen, the sugar "fuM” common in ; or hereafter, unloeo oomethlnf elao whether or not we have that love. ducted by tbe National Industrial road. About 3H nMlss of grading aad at oae time the bead of a group and gravel surface, from Oornwafl veloped, it was met at HiUyer. Patrick B. O’Sullivan on the bench. muscles. i . i of diaeoateated ead rebelliotia mea. were added. Happlneos lo not in Everyone who wttlo good to the Conference Board. Tlds is tbe larg material poieeaoions, but la the neighbor, or who would do the bridge west. Grading and building Started in 1893 Tbe greatest Interest is in the This “dead” chemical is not the: Yet tbia aaiatly young David, est peromitage gain in employment bridges on new locitlon. Old road Beginning in 1893, When gifts ease ot Fred Schuster ot SUilngton, onl) regulator: there is at least who played oa uia harp and aang, •plrlt, the dlopoeltion, the love In neighbor no ham ,'loves the neigh* in tbe space, of one month that has bor ao himself. opsn to traffic. from Appleton R. and Clara E. Hill- charged with misconduct i t foe one other. How foe two iwor?; is waa a of blood and violence, which we uoe what we have. Love been recorded in the 18 years cover My friend, be strengthened and yer mate possible the eetabllsh- operation of a motor vehicle. Other described by Dr. Oscar Sebotte, of aad the rec'^d ia that be waa not lo the determining factor that glvea ed by the Conference Board’s stu Route No. U. 8. 8A—Hamden. every act Ito real value. Love lo to cheered by *ftle sure fOM, the Lord State street Shoulders are being meet of HUtyer Institute, a real ex cases are those ot Stanley Povolsky Yale University, in foe “Sollecting permitted to build the temple dies in this field. pansion ' of tbe eurrioulum took of EUington, an appeal from a Net,’ unofficial sdenee publication ^ ieh glorified hia aon, Solomon, bappineoo what the heart lo to the gives you credit for all the good you oiled for 8 miles. North Haven. body. would do If you were able to do It, Tbe employment gain of 10.2 per State street Shoulders ars being place. Elementary courses in motor vehicle conviction in foe oi W oods Hole beeauae be had been engaged ao cent in July over June is the fourth bookkeepmg smd business practice Ellington Justice Court; Reginald He tells both foe work of other much in bloody deeda. “Man looketh upon the outward for love lo In your heart, but the oiled for 2% miles. appearanc. but the Lord looketh means lo not m youT band. And be successive menthly increase that Route No. U. S. 6—Plymouth. were conducted, and classes in Car Van De Veer of Columbia, charged scientists and bis own recent suc- has been reported by the Confer pentry, Forging, Plumbing and with theft; Constance Van Dine of ccsees in "inducing!' foe' growth of It ia characteristic of the Bible upon the heart.” Our poooeoolono, restrained by the oonvhte, which Is Brletul road. Shoulders are being mental, material and oinritual are equally certain, namely, that one lo ence Board. Tbe total increase in oiled for 6 miles. Windham. Phelp’s Printmg were taught; also large Hartford, theft; Alec Gasck, of Ell a tree toad’s suckers on foe face ot that with fine honeaty it presents classes in Mechanical' Drawing and ington, operating a motor vehicle both aspects of this remarkable of profit In proportion to our love of ao guilty of the evil be would do If employment since February of this crossing, 20 ft. concrete pavement, a salamandef, where there are nor others and of the public good, or In he could, ao he would be if be had year, according to the Conference length ^ mile is imder construc Architectural Drafting. After these without permission ot foe owner; mally no suckers. man. courses were given in tbe hi$^ Mrs. Goldie KUourney of Columbia, We see him aa the young sbep' the degree that we use them for the done it, for evil lo In the heart. Board figures, is 19 percent. In tion. 'Traffic can pass. Seymour. In all animtds'foe embryo begins welfare of others and our spiritual A man’s love and will are the creased employment in July was Ansonia road. Shoulders are being schools and State trade schools, the violation of foe motor vehicle laiys; u three “prlmorilial” streaks of herd boy, fearless and confident, emphasis at HiUyer changed to George Finkle, Michael Dominic and going out with hia aling and his advancement. same. Love, out of which come all recorded in all except one of the 25 oiled for 4 miles. tissue. Trials, car3s and afflictions so desires and affections, makes the leading Industries covered by the Route No. 10— A von. College more advanced work in Mechanical John Karjanls, all of Camp Fernow, Streaks Are Mapped smooth stones to smite the giant Hampdon, theft of a motor vehicle; oppress us while in this world, that will, for lov is the heart of the survey. The automobile industry, highway. Shoulders are being oiled Drawing, Tool Design and Machine Scientists first learned that they Goliath, swaggering in his armour Design, and in Architecture as well. Frank X. Shea of Rockville, driv and defying the armies of Israel. many do not feel that they have mind and soxil. All Joy, happiness, which has enjoyed unusual summer for 1 mile Simsbury. College high cculd accurately “map” these any love. The Lord admonishes 'T o peace and real values are in Jesus’ way. Shoulders are being oiled for With new developments in sciMice ing without a license; Siteon Nar- streaks; while foey were still noth We see him in the modesty of his activity, led with a gain of 19J and industry, courses in Automo- zarian of Boston, violation of foe achievement and in all the attrac love thy neighbor as thyself.” Possi- sacred, melting love In the heart. percent. CJotton m anufacturing in 2 i^ e s . ing except uniform-appearing lay Route No. 12—Klllingly. Norwich bUe Mechanics, snectrlcity. Radio rules of foe road. ers of tissue. 'Die “maps” showed tiveness of his yoimg manhood. the north with a gain of 15.4 per But three civil actions have been Then the picture changes and we road is being oiled for 4 miles. Led- and Aviation were added. ‘ Today which areas .'espectively would de cent, silk manufacturing, with an more than forty courses are given assigned for trial before Judge aee him as a man of strong pas advance of 13.8 percent, and iron yard. Submarine road. Shoulders velop into brain, eyes mouth and are being (^led for 2 miles. Plain- in the HUlyer Schools. These D’Sullivan as follows: Harry SUver- sions swept away by the violence and steel, with 13.4 percent, gave so on. field. French’s crossing, 20 ft. con courses are arranged in three di others; Frank D. EUlison. Inc., vs f Business, Eve More startling was foe result of this season. Sermon appropriate tity of Spqeeh.” The Simday School post office building during their the reality of his sin he does not even larger percentage than em Haza’'d'ville road. Shoulders are be ning Division, of Northeastern Uni transplanting abdominal skin of for Labor Sunday—Christ and the and Bible Classes vrill not meet to campaign in Rockville. Office equip turn in wrath upon the prophet, ing oiled for 4 miles. versity. The HiUyer program, which cristatus, a species of newt, to a Golden Rule. Preacher, Rev. L. C. morrow morning, but all are urged ployment indicates that not only ment and desks are available and nor does he seek to extenuate his were over 10 percen. more persons Route N o. 25— A section con wa.' similar to that at Northeast different newt species, taeniatus. Harris. to attend the momii^ service. ern has been adjusted to correspond it will be prepared for use imme fault. He acknowledged his wrong employed in July than in June in crete on the Milford-Litchfleld road. This cristatus skin area was trans Music at this hour: A large number of our young peo with it. The arrangement com diately. doing, and he seeks a way of re the plants covered by tbe survey but Frqpi Marbledale to Bantam, 8^ planted to the other newt’s brain pentance and restoration. Organ Prelude: Choral—Cesar ple will be attending the annual miles in length. Shoulders and rail- pleted makes it possible for men Birthday Anniversary meeting of the Hartford District all of those employed were working Mrs. O. C. West of Mountain area. There cristatus skin became We must see' David in both Franck. ling incomplete. Open to traffic. and women to start a coUege course brain. Yet no taeniatus brain, but Anthem: "Go, Song of Mine”— Luther League at New Haven over substantially longer hours. In only street, celebrated her 89th birth of these characters to ■ know the Route No. 29— New C^anaan. N or at HUlyer leading to a degree at typic^ cristatus brain. nian, and his s\pificance religiously E lgar. the week-end. ’The business session one industry were total man-hours walk-New Canaan cut-off. Two Northeastern. At least three full day yesterday at her home. Many will be held this afternoon. Judge lower in-July than in June. Average fiowers were received from friends. It was found that some unknown is that being such a real sinner he Baritone solo: Just for Today— miles of reinforced concrete imder years of the NortheMtern program substance in foe tissues acted as was none the less a man of high Seaver. C. F. Anderson will be the speaker hours of work per employed worker construction. Old road open to may now be taken at HUlyer. Many Mrs. West was also tbe recipient of at the banquet this evening. Rev. increased from 41.2 hours per week numerous beautiful ^ifts. Her hus ‘organizer.” In some experiments aspiration whose character soared Robert Gordon tra ffic. of the advantages thus afforded will thin “organizer” induced formation Sigfrid Hanson will give the CJom- ir June to 42.6 hours in Jifiy. be readily seen. Employed students band, O. C. West is 96 years of age to things higher than his sins. Postlude: Prelude and Fugue in Route No. 32—Montville. Nor of a head in a trunk region of the munion Address tomorrow morning. Changes in average hourly earn may live at home and retain the but is able to be about each day. E Minor—Bach. wich-New London road. Shoulders body. This “organizer” also had its Rev. Elvald Lawson, of White positions which they now hold. Scouts Organize It is well to remember the story Through the Week ings, jvhich reflect wage-rate chang are being oiled for ^ mile. Wind definite location on foe primordial of David in connection with the Plains, N. Y., will speak Sunday Young men and young vomen who The Boy Scouts of Rockville met Tuesday, 7:30 p. m.—Meeting of es. were not of signiflcaat propor- ham. Norwich road is being oiled streak "may”. It could be dried, world’s sin and the world’s sinners, tie Cecilian Club at the church. evening at 7 o’clock. The District ti^ns'in July. It is too e£u*ly as yet, for 2*/^ miles. are imemployed may beg;in thefr col last evening in the Town. Hall and for the story is instructive in re Chorus will rehearse at 3:30 Sunday lege work without incurring the discussed plans fo r the ■winter sea boiled or frozen, and still would do Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.-^First de the Conference Board States, for the Route No. 67—Seyipour and Ox its work. It was so universal it did minding us that a man’s sins are afternoon and will sing under the ford. Seymour-Southbury road. large expense of living away from son. Scoutmaster A. E. Taylor was partment of the Epworth League effects of minimum-wage provisions not even have to come from foe not always the indication of what wil' meet with the pastor at the leadership of Helge Pearson at the in industrial codes to 1^ reflects in About 6 miles of reinforced con home and in the meantime may in charge. Tbe tenderfoot test was the Ttinn is and of what he is capa cloadng rally service. The outing crete under construction. Open to seek opportunities for employment. given to a group at this tllne. same animal. ch u rch .' figures of eamlhgS. Very recently Dr. Sebotte states ble of becoming. . Friday, 7:30 p. >m.—Conference wiU be held at Light House Point As a result of longer working tra ffic. The fact that HUlyer is an endowed Auto Races Monday It was this that Jesus supremely “a sensational discovery” has been of the Church school teachers. Park Monday. Welcome all! hours, however, averaging weekly Route No. 69—Bethany and Pros institutior makes it possible to of One o f the big attractions In recognized in his dealing with men ’The September meeting of the pect. Bethany-Prospect road. About fer courses at a minimum tuition made in Europe that foe “actiug 'The Church ’chool will resume earnings increased from $18.49 in RockiiUe on Labor Day will be the agent which produces inductions,” and women. He refused to see its regular sessions Sunday, Sept. Emanuel Brotherhood will be held 5 miles bituminous macadam under cost, which, of course, is an advan automobile races at the old Rock them rather in terms of their low June to $19.15 in July, an advance that is, foe organizer, is glycogen. 10. at 9:30 o’clock. Rally Day with on Friday evening, September 8 at construction. Open to traffic. tage to those who are beginning a ville Fair Grounds. ’The event is be est and basest acts. He saw them 8 o’clock. Rev. Karl Richter, the of 3.6 percent. Route No. 70— W aterbury. Ches business career. These advantages Dr. Schotte concludes that foe fitting observance will be hdd Sun In spite of this increase of week ing sponsored by the Norwich Auto control lies not in any one factor, rather in terms of their higher new pastor of the Concordia Luth hire road is being oiled for % mile. may be enjoyed without sacrificing Racing Association. aspirations and of their repent day, Sept. 17, and Promotion Day ly earnings, individual purchasing but in interaction, particularly be eran church, will visit us for the Route No. 72—Middletown-Crom- the quaUty of instruction, because Among the drivers are Mike ance as conscience accused them of Sept. 24. power remained almost unchanged tween “organizer” and “host.” BOt Friday, 7:30 p. m.—Annual first time and bring us a message. well-Berlin turnpike. 3 Si miles of in Hartford it has been possible to Pusetari, of Norwich; "Kid” Lagre- their weakness and wrongdoing. in July, as compared with J'lne, be engage teachers of unusual ability. he says foe problem stiU has an as meeting of the W. F. M. S. in the All Emanuel men are urged to come reinforced concrete pavement under wads, of Worcester, ■with his Apper- It is for this that David has had. cause of a sharp rise ii. the cost ot A number of the instructors have tonishing diversity of unknown church parlor. out to hear his message, as well as construction but '“pen to traffic. son special; George Way, of Nor and ought to have, a high place of extend to him a most cordial, wel living, the index number of which Route No. 74— A shford and W il- taught in colleges and high schools aspects. significance in the history of sin, J ------computed by the Conference Board lin^n. E. WUllngton-WarrenvIlle and others are successfuUy engaged wich, one of the youngest drivers on “We know the organizer is come to Manchester. the track; John Finn in his “P'inn righteousness and forgiveness. ZION LUTHERAN. The Dorcas society will meet on advanced 3.3 percent from June to road. Bituminous macadam, length in industry, busmess, law, and other ‘dead’ ’’ he says, “we can buy it in ’The view that sees David chiefly High and Cooper St. July. While, .therefore, total pur about 3% miles under construction. professions. Special” ; and George Lleble, with a drug. store, and yet, is it really Wednesday evening, September 13. his Lieble Special, both of North as a saint is a wrong as the view Rev. H. F. R. Stechholz. All members, please note the change chasing power of the wage-earning Traffic can pass. This Year’s Plans d ea d ?” * that sees him chiefly as a bandit ampton; Carl Balkas with bin Bal- o f date. population increased in July, as Route No. 80—Killingworth and In looking forward to the fall chief. We must study in him the No Sunday ' school. Sunday ’The Women’s Missionary society compareo with June, because about Saybrook. Deep River road. About term, the Director, Julius S. Augur, kas Special and Ed Wa.sik called conflict between right and wrong, Schodl rally on Sunday, Sept. 10. 10 percent more persons were add 4 miles bituminous macadaip under announces that in the Junior Col "Speed Boy” Wasik and his “R. B. of violent passions with the high will meet at the church Friday aft Service in English at 9:30 a. m. ernoon, September 8. All members ed to payrolls, the purchasing pow construction. Open to traffic. lege of Business Administration, Special” from Hartford* "Pat” WAPPING er aspirations and the generous im Text of sermon: Mark 7, 31-37 and friends are invited, and urged er of the average individutU work Route No. 87—Bolton. Williman- which WiU open the week of Sep Taffs, with bis Duseiberg-Lycoming pulses that conquered in the end. (Gospel of the 12tb Sunday aft^r to attend. er remained practically unchanged, tic-Hartford road is being oiled for tember 25, Introductory Accounting Special from New Orleans. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Van Blekho Trin.) Subject: What do we learn will be taught again by R. K. Stan Swedish Communion Service will because his gain in actual earnings ^ mile. . Franklin. Norwich and Another feature will be “Bucky” and children Raym ond and Shirley*^ from our today’s gospel? I. How ley; Advanced Accounting and Bachiochi of Stafford Springs who be celebrated Simday morning, Sep was offset by retail price increases. Lebanon road. Shoulders are being motored to foe home of Mrs. Van great our spiritual distress is. U. Auditing by A. T. Bierkan; CJost Ac won the feature event on foe Bristoi tember 10. Our evening services The purchasing power of the weekly oiled fo r 2 miles. Sicklin’s mother, Mrs. Anna Park-^ / How we are healed of our spirit Route No. 91—Putnam. Main counting by E. S. Wolston; Market ’Track on August 2C and a group of will also be resumed the same Sun eamingb of the average worker in ington at Wipsted, on Thursday. ' | Overnight / ual ailments, m . ’That and how street is being oiled for about % ing by E. W. Clark; Economics by drivers including “Mike” Flore, of day. manufacturhig industries, however, Miss Mary R. Burnham, and M in we should be the grateful for such mile. Woodstock. West road is be W. B. BaUey; Investments by P. S. Waterbury; Ken Leach of Auburn. Louise S. Burnham ' of EUington, was 13.9 percent higher in July than healing. ing oiled for 3 miles. Day; Fundamentals of Business Mass., and “Buddy” Moquin of road. South Windsor, who have been, A . P. Newjs in February. Ladies’ Society on Wednesday at SWEDISR CONGREGATIONAL Route No. 95—Voluntown. Bkonk and Business Statistics by J. P. Springfield. spending their vacation with friends^ 2:30 p. m. Yoimg People’s Society Hill road and Church street. Water- Walsh; Legal Aspects of Business ITie plans for foe event call for in BayvUle, Me., have returned. Burlington, Vt.—John T. Sbeeran, on Friday at 8 p. m. German Sat 8. E. Green, Minister bound macadam length about 3% by W. S. Locke; Money, Banking Miss Judith Smith has returned toj and Financial Organization b> H. A. a group of elimination trials and urday school at 9:15 a. m. Instruc miles under construction. Traffic then a final event of fifteep miles to her home in Waco, Tex., aftbr; 20, Burlington, arrested charged Swedish morhlhg worship, 10:80. IMMIGRATION BOARD Wormcke; Salesmanship and Rea) tion in German reading, writing and should avoid this route. be driven by six drivers picked from spending two monfos with relatives: with attempted extortion from The Deaeoni:. will have charge of Route No. ipo—Danbury. Clap Estate by L. St. Claire Burr; Busi speaking, catechism and biblical the elimination tests. This will be in Hartford and South Windsor. Joseph T. Smith, granite manufac history. thi* service.. board Ridge road. Shoulders fre be ness English by P. W. Stoddard: In IN HARTFORD SOON the feature and laSydney, 14. N otes Rally Day wfil be held Simday, about one mile in length on the Fer- Winslow; Business Letters by J. L. foe son of foe late Rev. Robert J.^ • Boston—New England Telephone Rev. Janies Stuart Neill, Rector Sept. 10. ’The Sunday school will Hartford, Sept. 2— (AP)—’The ex gone road and one mile on the Balls Brooks, and Effective Speaking I Tankeroosan Tribe No. 61, m- Kyle, who was pastor of foe First; Company operators who are receiv Join with, the church in this serv amining boaril which has been ex pond road. Laying surface and oU- and n by J. S. Augur. proved Order of Red Men, will meet Congregational churrii of South ing &e maximum pay of $20 for a Sunday, September. 3rd—Twelfth ice. pected naomentarily for some time ing. Open to traffic. In tbe HUlyer Engineering Insti in Red Men’s Hall on Tuesday eve Windsor in 1909 and whose widow, 40-hour week to be given increase Sunday after Trinity. Services aa follow s: , by United Gtates Immigration and Route No. 101—Putnam. School tute, Architectural Drafting will be ning, when a delegation will be lives in New Britain wlfo her; of $2 weekly. Naturalization officials in Connec- taught by WiUard Wilkins; Me- elected to attend the meeting in 10:45 a. m.—Holy Communion SECOND congregational street is being oiled for 2 miles. daughter Mrs. Arncdd Hill. Kick Salem, Mass.—Costello trial in tlciit will be n Hartford Tuesday, Route No. 104—Stamford. Long ohaJrical Drawing and Tool Design Putnam on September 15. which the 31 year old widow was and sermon. Sermon topic: “King’s R ev. F. C. Allen, Minister Kyle was 46, and he leaves a wife Cup Bearer.” according to a communication re ridge extension. About 3^ miles by W. H. MaUiet; Machine Design Plans are under wa> for the en and twin daughters. acquitted of charges of poisoning by A . B. Lindstrom ; Pow er Eln- 7:00 p. m.—Evening prayer and The . last of the summer imion ceived this morning by Laureat L. reinforced concrete pavement. Open rollment of all foe villages in foe The Registrars of foe Town of • her husband cost Massachusetts tax Martlneau, inspector in charge. The to traffic.. gineerlng by C. L. Tohxison; Auto- town of Vernon in the NRA act and pai^rs more than $11,122. sermon. Sermon topic: “John Bap services of the North Main street South Windsor will be in sesskm four immigration inspectors and Route No. 119—Bristol-Waterbury mobUe Meriianlcs by A. L. Lamb, various committees have been ap next Tuesday, September- 5, to re New Bedford, Mass.—Half-cen- tist’s Sermon.” churches wtU be held tomorrow, be two naturalization officers for Con road (over South mountain), 2 and Welding by R. J. Dampman. pointed to enroll the various dis ceive . names tor the* “list to be tury spent in Journalism celebrated Ti esday, ^:(K‘ p. ro.—Boy i'couts. ginning at 10:45 with'Mr. Allen la In the School of Practical Arts, Sessions cf the Church school charge, at the Congregational necticut will be examineu n ’he re miles of bituminous road under tricts as follows: Willeke Grocery, made.” This will be foe only session by Pardon B. Gifford, who joined construction but open to traffic. E. M. and M. G. Ingle wUI teach the editorial staff ’f the New Bed and Men’s Bible class will be re church. organization and merging of the Vernon Depot; E. O. Clark, Vernon for that purpose, this M l. Route No. 133—Brookfield. Brook Art, and Robert Drew-Bear the His Mrs. John A. CoUins, Miss Faifo ford Morning • Mercury, Sept. 1, sumed next Sunday, Sept. 10, at The sacrament of the Lord’s Sup two Federal departments. Center; Cbauncey E. Bixby, Hyde Members if the examining board field junction road. Waterbound tory and Appreciation of Art; Eng M. and Leslie Collins and Cairis- 1883. 9:3C a. m. per will be observed one week la t» lish Literature will be taught by Avenue; Gordon Retreading Works, v-J at each church. which will come to Hartforc are macadam under construction from Dobsonville, Mary DeMelis. Dobson- topher Peterson, aU of Wapping. re U. S. Route 7 % easterly? Open to Paul W. Stoddard; French, (Jermu CONCORDIA LUrpCRAN’ SessiDBB o f the Church School w ill W. Frank Watkins, immigration ^ e . turned to their homes Wednisday tra ffic. and Spanish by C. M. Walch; Vo GANDHI IN FAST MOVE Garden an'’ Winter Streets net begin until Sept. 10th. Eiipervisor, Washlngrton, D. C.; The Maple Grove Society will evening from foe Farm Bureau trip Route No. 188—GrikWold. Pach- cabulary BuUdlhg by J. G. Gilmar- to foe Century of Progress Exposi Rev. Karl Richter, Pastor The musical program follows: Paul G. Wemer, district director of tln; Algebra, Geometry and ’Trig hold a social and dance on Saturday Poona, India—(AP) —Mahatma aug road. Shoulders are being oiled tion in Chicago. Rom anzo, ...... N orthrup’ naturalization, Cleveland, Ohio; onometry by-E. K. Wilson, and afternoon at Maple Grove Hall, with Gandhi finds high speed necessary Service in English, 10 a. m. Verset...... ^ t i s t e Jsunes W. Rossell, field examiner, for 1 mile. The first faU meeting of the Fed Route No. 185—Bloomfield. Sinos- Chemistry and Physics by E. C. both modern and old fashioned on occasions. In a dash from Par- Service in (merman, 11 a. m. PosQude in F ...... 2!undel d'.il service commission. New erated Sunday school board wUI he bury road is being oiled for IH* W eaver. dances. held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. nakuti to a conference here the Sunday school at 9 a. m., begin York, and Prof. Frank H. Sommer, In addition to the formal educa Dr. Williams Schneider of 34 speed of bis automobile on several Simsbury. Hartford road ia being Ralph E. Collins next Tkurstey ning Sept. 9. dean of the New York University tional classes there will be a num Union stree left yesterday for New stretches was 50 miles an hour, oiled for 1 mile, shoulders for 2 evening. Sept. 7, at 8 o’doidt. Meeting of the Church Board, Law School. ber of study clubs, such as tbe York on his annual vacation. plenty fast for India’s highways. A N ^ E R miles. There was a teachers’ meering Saturday, Sept. 8, at 7:30 p. ra. Those who will be examined will Toastmasters’ dub, open to those Mr. and Mra. James Doherty and be Mr. Martlneau, Immigration Route No. 841—Kent. Kept-War held at foe Union sfoool in Sbufo ren road. Shoulders are being oiled who have taken courses in Elfiective children and WiUian. Herig of Pros The Art ei^bit sponsored by the Inspectors > Rdand W. Kenney, Windsor, last Tuesday aftenoon, ijo Ladies’ Benevolent society, whIcA for 2 miles. Speaking at HUlyer; the Power pect street are visiting relatives in consider matters knd needs , relattpig Wesley Bartiett and Alfred Jones: Engineering Club, open to former has beea shown aO the w e^ at the Shelby Ogden, dlvlsiona] director D etroit to foe opening of'schodls. students In that field; tbe Geogra Attorney and Mrs. Cornelius Mr. and Mrs. Horace Vlbert of Town hall, has proved such a suc- pf naturalization and Assistant Ex GAMBLERS FINED phy dub, open to those who wish to Doherty of Washington, D. C., ara Sonfo Windsor, are.the guests of cem that the committee has decided aminer Thomas-Elms. undertake the study of man as in UNION SERVICES \ to . continue it over the week-end. spending their vacation with foe Dr. and Mrs. Stanley N. Brainard Stamford, Sept. 2.—(APJ — Ar fluenced by and modifying bis en their White Sands Beach cottage. Sunday, September 3 10 :45 A. M. The doors will be open from 3 until rested as a result of a raid by'state vironment, and the Aviation dub, former’s mother, Mrs. James Doher 9 o’clock Sunday afte^oon and ev^ COMMITS SUICIDE. police here Saturday on an alleged open to men and women interested ty ot Vernon. - Center Congregational Church ning, also all day Monday. People horse race betting eatablishinent in in the fundamentals of flying. Miss Harriet Plummer is foe are showing a greahinterPennsylvania, but sold his a previous gambling record was w S tbe NBA cote txtending tbe The theft of three fur ooats valued ’There's one teBow whs esA st# , MusicJby Chorus Under Direction of Archibald Sessions. Interest ten years ago and bought fined $50. hours o f leisure and-, increasing j;e n - at $1,600 from foe hosfie o t D r. A a - ,amlla: whsn evseytUag sirouad htta Enterprising dealer In the tool plant. eral employment, th«re should be a gu.~. White was roported today to ‘goes dead wrong. H»~ data A Service of W o^hip for AH People. City is- offering free fire insurance Dives was captain of tbe Harvard Officials ann -unce Chicago real enthuaiaam for further eduea- pdhee. .is foe caqdy. wlA. with every radio set inteOled ip track team in 1906 and a member World’s Fair will close V o f. 1— tion-tnls fall, and HUlyer ia prepare An attepapt to force opefi foa Ambassador it “We Do Our Part” v auto. That's a mighty bty -rlrk tp of the Harvard-Yale team which probably on the theory that after ing tp do its P ^ fo meeting the saf iz foe office of foe chapel ,»t rouadly. praiasd'Eir' take In these days of so many hot m et Oktord and Cambridgt that that date it will be too cold for etfueational n e ^ of the mep .and Eveigroep cmnetery was also dls- ia Blavaam ADBanatbk-gVF tunes.-. •' 7 • ■ i. • TBSr. Sally Rpad to continue her. aOt wdosa of Bhf#3INl «Bd ridnitv. oavwid this mOralDc. - » •• I, I / ^ * ■ '' i ^ PAGE FOU R aiANCHE8TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, X98S, to make shift with such toela and for Ms treatment of veterans—some flanri;rB t»r ' Labor’s New Day Junlqiille machinery as were at band thing he truthfully said bad never Behind the Scenes in in the buUdlag of a bridge for emer yet been done—rbut he demanded •J* *.1- < Ennttag fl^ralii gen cy use. that the Legion submit to the coun -uVJ ! pui*iattaii!i> a t turn try "a program for veterans’ pro- t m U L D PRlMTlNa COMPANY, O i C . As a long range, permanent de 18 BiMall atr««t vice for governing the relations 'be- teotioe which Is so fair in Its treat Manchester, Conn. ment of both the veteran and the : io THOMAS FBl.nUSON I tween employer and employa there Padfisti, Oefsatod en Navy, Workt "BvtrycBt oootoai OeneraJ ManaKSi can be hardly a question about the taxpayer that public opinion will for Peace Program—Klngflata Gete' and depi led. Now yoQ're Poundtd October 1. I tit be solid to its support" Another Spanking from Adminle- cheerful.leerfiu. Surely you can’t desirability of such a structure as Weet Virginia Told to - r; ■ Fubllabec' Sverr Beenlns Bxeapt This is in refreshing contrast to straightened out and pr Sundays and Holidays. Entered at the that evolved by Mr. Cates. There Prodnee R^el Fonda *—TVA a^;ato to so short a ttaM?" Post Office at Manebesrer./ Conn, as most of ths utterances of. lesders Askp Job AppUennto Some Per ■eeSnd Class Mail Matter./ can hardly be a question about the jht of the veterans who, curiously sonal Qoestlons. U>L-’' ' SUBSCRIPTION RATES crudity and 111 balance and astigma Huey Spanked Again. One Zear, bf mail ...... 16.00 enough, eo often overlook the cei^ . tism of present day trades-union Huey Long h a s ______. Per Month, by mall .’...... I -60 BY RODNEY DUTOHEB. : 9 * Slnsle copies ...... '.....$ .08 tAin fact that public opinion not roanking from the adndxlitmfle* ...« » .. ism. But the trades union system, The Evening Bemld WaaUngten • V • • . • ■ Delivered, one year ...... 89.00 'nils one hurt espedaQy beoauie tki only never has but never will solid Correepondent. twist^ and misshapen and full of honors went to Senate Leader Joe ‘ ' MEMBER OF THF ASSOCIATED ity behind any veteran relief pro PRSSfe blemishes as It Is, is the growth of Washington,— The padflsts feel Robtoson of Arkansas, 'whom Busy . *7*^. ■ The Associated Press is ssclusivsiy maxiy yean of stress and travail— posal that d ^ . not consider the they have a “big navy” president to dUsllkei. entitled to the use for renublleatlon necessities and self defence in- Roosevelt, but ^ y ^ to take the Rice Is grown to Louisiana, Ar of all sews dispatches eredited ts It and It Is ths only kind of protective ;;; or not otherwise credited in tbts •tinets of the ordinary citizen. fact philosophically. kansas and Texaa, but mostly to. taper and also the local news pub* ergaaixatlon that labor knows. It Louisiana. Long was tnslsUng oo There is very little doubt that the Expert lobbyists, they had helped V~ yj fIshed herein. would ^ e a long, long time to re keep Congress from bringing the one of hiS'New Orleans pals as A n l- All risbts ot repnblleatfon of people ae a whole would always be oultural Adjustment Administraaoo* Irt :r. spaclaJ dispatches herein ar* also re construct that system into the Ideal Nai^ up to treaty strength. Then jfjt But the msn chosen was Ghariea GK served. one envisioned by Mr. Cates or to ready to maintain, in good weather Roosevelt, who bad been an assist or bad, any “program for veterans’ ant seenretary of the Navy, came Miller, Joe's brotber-ln-Iaw. 1 Full serviee client of N B A Bar* get labor to accept an entirely new Tice, Ins. protectloD" which was, to fact, as along and decided to do just that Tfll t.ii system . ^ TVA's Curiosity. l-nt. Pubilsher'e lUpreseniatlvei The fair to one side as to the other. He took 8240,000,000 from the General Johnson is a soldier. He public works fund for the Navy and The Tennessee Valley Authority J7 Julius Msthews Special Aaeney^-New This Is the kind of talk which. If fork. Cbicaao, Detroit and Boston. bae the soldier mind. A good sol the peace societies cou'd only groan. denlea that it asks applicants for consistently adhered to, will go far The recovery act gave the prudent jobs to sign the pledge, but the op- " m e m b e r AUD'T bu re a u o f dier will always provide himself CIRCULAT10N& toward reestablishing ths ex-service that power. pUcanta say it aaks that to effect. with the best weapons be can ob Pacifists then lobbied against So they are Invariably eoneervmtive men to that place to the affections Tbs Bsrald Frintias Compasjr, Inc., tain—to time. If the battle can be public works grants for the Army, to answering the question on' the assumes no flnanoia^ responsibility and respect of the nation from blank: foi typoaranhical errors appearina in safely fended off until bis army is with mors success. advsrtlsements In the Msnehester which they bqve been, to some very They are all busily engaged in . "To what extent do you use totox- the enemy’s superior to equipment Svenlna Herald, * small measure, displaced by the ac promoting success' for the Geneva toan ts?” be will eoncentrate on gear. If it disarmament oonference, which re- Another TVA question which is - SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. tivities of ruthless benefit boomers. »rf»' V must be fought today he will fight /Convenes to October. They are arousing comment is this one, sent Commander Johsuoa scored heav urging Roosevelt to present a strong to persons whom applicants dto as • I >• with such troops, such arms and LABO R D A Y . ily again when be pointed out a way new program. references: » * t. * supplies as are available, waiting "I d your optoion, is ths applicant's «it>U ' to which the veterans could do • , This yenr’i Lsber Dsy SMSOB is, BO moment on imposelble requisi Pacifist Objeeaves. wife an asset or a liability?’^ 14- . much toward providing the govern * ■ At nil events, a happier one than tioning. He would be a poor sol Also, according to Miss Dorothy ment with the funds to meet the Poverty piea Falls. that of 1982. There is, for one dier 'and win no campaigne if be D etier ot the Women’s Internation cost of a legitimate policy of vet thing, more to labor at-^nors jobs. left a long gap la hie lines beeause al League for Peace and Freedom, West Virginia, rich to national erans’ ' relief. If all the ex-service they seek: resources, la regarded here as a But particularly tbsre is mere of be would not employ the only avail men to the country would make It Proof from Secretary of the Navy wealthy state. That’s why Gtover- expectancy, of hope, of sunshine on able reserves, a badly trained mob Swanson of bis statement that-89 nor Kump got nowhere with Ms their business to work as credulous the road ahead. with antiquated arme. per cent of naval building expense hard luck story to the Bmcrgeney The human soul Is capabls of ly for tbs sUmlnation of tax-ex- goes to labor. Relief Administration. ^ This war on the depression Is emptlen of seeurltles it would not Repeal of the Japanese Exclusion Director Harry Hopkins told taklnif an awful lleklnf—not liking necessarily a reugb-and-tumbls, A c t Kump the federal government bad It but taking It with fortitude—If be long before the government, In like a pear. Can you tell me also dog-fight kind of eonfiiet The phant Up a Tree’’—being the ad tog and talking wUeb will help Im m ediate withdrawal o f jthe A t been eanying 95 per cent ot the it has any assurance that the beat stead of being harassed by succes- ventures. of Air John, the elephant your body to get well. This little If this 1s a beneficial food? We lantic Fleet from the Padflo, leav •tate’e relief load and wasn’t willing factor of time Is a vital one. It extra boost will speed your way Burned some careliss or bogweed, ing is not going to keep on forever. ■Ive deflolts, would find itself with who was knighted for rescuing the ing only the Pacific Fleet there. to carry mora than 60 per cent would never to the world be won Prince of Wales from a crocodile along tbs road to more abundant wnich is similar to stinging nettle, Withdrawal of marines from Kump expected to call a s ^ a l sesr Thle Labor Day doee not mark the money enough on hand every year by a Medellan. Its eplsedes erewd . . . "Jlmmlt," Van Loon’s wife, is health. for eight minutes and found Its China. Sion of the leglilatura to provide the end of the licking for the people of to meet the costs of any proper bound for Holland to close up ths Our lives are noade up of groups taste very palatqble, even more so other 40 per cent on one another's beels. The eod- than any other leafy vegetable the United States. Maybe the next veteran program. famous houfe on the Kade at of habits which may be either good Happy Days. Ificatien of Industry and the provi Veere , ., Hendrik is leaving soon or bad for us. Thoss who are sick grown commercially. Is this weed Dame Rachel Croddy, fo r 12 Two old friends, Mrs. Alloa Roose one will not have seen the last of fieemlngly a Daniel has corns to sion of machinery for eoUeetlve bar ^for Bad Gaatsin, to Austria, to should very oarsfully obooss only wholesome?" years bead of the league of Nations velt Longworth and Mrs. RuthJKan- the falling blowe. It would be a judgment to the Legion. gaining are but elements In the take the cure which, ha says, Is ths best msntai habits for thsm- Answer: Mango Is a wholssome social servles section, was a recent na McCormick fllmme-~former eon- grave mistake to allow our bopei to guaranteed to make him feel like selves, Form the habit ot immediate add fruit and is best If used by it White House guest. She bad arriv gresswoman and unsuooeseful oan- strategy. There is no opportunity substitution of helpful thoughts for self and not to combination with run away with us; the very went sixteen. ed to America from England about dldate for the Senate to minds for eonstruettog perfect implemente IN NEW YORK any harmful tboim te which flash other foods. They should be fairly the time of the bank holiday and against J. Ham Lewis—are summer enemlei of the country are thoee of warfare as w# go along. Changes la Paris into mind. 'Aie dark, poison ■oft and juicy when eaten. The spent most, of the intervening time ing at a Maseaohuaetta seashore re who pretend that the depreseloB Is The Champs Blysess has ebangsd ous thoughts of fear can always be vegetable peach is an unfamiliar in Canada. sort, far removed from the worries Mr. Cates we take to be one of displaced by the emotion of cour name to me, but, from the deserip ovsr and that further extraordinary By JUUA BLANOHABD seme. Tbs American Embassy, at "What’s happened?" she demand* and complexltlaa of the New Deal. those who, absorbed to a detail, ths comer of La Plaee de la Con age. Do thle every 'lay. Substitute tlon given, it sounds as though It effort is rather slUy. But then is might bring It eventually to entire Paris.—Amerlean films are hav cord, Is nsartog eomplstlon, an Iqi- the good attitude of eonfldenee for were similar to the chayote of vtgo- very real reason, now, for hopeful ing a tremendous toflaence on Eu poslng white structure. Four new lack of eoBfldenoe. table pear which la a healthful non- perfection—only to find that the ' By following tbeee tostructlone ness; and the nation, If it has not Lallque glass fountains adorn .the starohy vegetable and may be used chance to use it bad long passed. ropean women’s appearance . . X am jura you will he able to over just as one would use summer yet been able to place Its fsst Rond Point. Two of them are ex The war must be wen to rough. Mae West to her "She Done Him quisite glass fern frond which come any mental basards of sick- squash. The careliss is probably squarely on firm ground, at least Wrong," which Is called "Lady send up la'.;y sprays of watsr. The ness so that you can give your at- alK) a local name. The hog-weed WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. After that there. wlU be a century, tentior to the physical regimen has found a toehold and Is no longer Lou" here, bae taken Paris by other two are lovely glass birds or lambs quarter are edible as in if neceseary, for the mopfl&ig up of which will bring about a oure. the nettle. If this weed resembles taking Its beating while banging by storm , . . Feather boas, swishing whlc take on a speetrum of color the w reok^, the replacement of aa the sun ::lte them. Flower beds resembles either of these, it should Its fingertips over an abyss. Mimpshads skirts, handsome cos be quite wholesome. Funeral Directors boat brldgee by stone ones, the fill surround all four, and the green QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS And there ii a lessening In the tume jewelry and that Inimitable ESTABLISHED 68 YEARS ^ I ing to of shell boles and rsgradtog the gTSM and trees beyond en- force of the blows, undJlatlng walk simulated by baneea their beauty. . . . One new Some Food QueetlOBs * SPAIN COPIES L S. POUOE tbs tsrrato. Parle women attest her popularity Madrid (AP)—The govemment, We can feel, at thle Labor Day sidewalk cafe las opened, just two Queetion: Mrs. Evelyn J. writes: CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. . Linas Jtand outside the movie blocks bMow Fouchet’s. The "Plsase tell me if the mango is a after stud}dng various systems, has season, pretty confident that we arc h o ^ running "LBdy Lou’^ . '.'It French blue and white umbrellas healthful food. The vegetable peach decided American crime combating Robert K. Andersafi Phone» going to survive. Last year it was KINGFISH MEDALS. and "Cavaloa^" are the most pop over the little tables resemble pa grows on a vine like the cucumber, methods are best and has organ- ular motion pictures in Paris . . . i:''u!ieral Director Residence 7494 difficult to find any ground for such godas. . . . The place Is crowded has similar seeda, and is shaped like Izod patrol squads which will use An idea put forward In the most Am erlean newsreels shown In a good-sized peach. Its color is wireless-equipped automobiles and eonfldsnca. That makes a splendid with Americans. You can tell casual way to fun may quite possi Europe all have translations of American women by their printed lemon-yellow, and the skin is fine motorcycles. gain to the credit of the last twslVe bly develop into a very serious tbs speeches printed below the suits and their colorful costumes. months. films ae the pictures are thr.wn French women are wearing all stimulus to the Louisiana women’s on the screen . . . Talkies of the We shall probably hava a pretty white, or all black or a smart com movement to oust Husy Long from Chiesgo Century of Progrecs are bination of black and white. tough winter. We shall hava to the United States Senate. particularly popifiar . . . make fresh sacrifices in eontlBuing A dsy or two after some still un to help one another along the road Joeephlne Nears a Record identified person smacked Long In where the eunsblne etill lies ahead. Parle newspaperc are still flow' the eye to the washroom of the ery to thdr appreciation of Har Health and Diet But we're going somewhere, all to Binds Point Bath CBub someone lem's 'colored Josephine Baker gether. We're going up, not down. (pronounced here as T'a-Caire) Advice ADVERTISEMENTS proposed that a medal be struck of So Labor's anniversary win be, who will soon make her 400th By Dr. Fraifii McCoy a klngflsh with a black eye, to be ✓ by sharp contrast, a happy one. continuous crowded performance presmted to Lba the fewest num^r of strikes. Many went to work seriously on a plan of epeake French as few Americans players become so engrossed to WHEN James Buchanan was President and tall beaver hats were in vogue; when gen i FACTOR OF t i m e AG AIN . bis own. The plan Is to have a learn to speak it, with a concise, thinking of the hazards that they almost-perfeet, Paris accent . . She can DO longer co-ordinate wen and tlemen wore broad cravats and ladies wore hoop skirts, the pennies they tossed to The other day this newspaper, ) medal made in gold, representing has bad her voice trained and they miss their strokes. This men commenting on disagreements be a Idngfish outfitted with a shiner thouj^ it Is a soft, little voles, it la tal handicap is called a mental children were as big as quarters. But the cart-wheel coppers,your grandfather got for S I I . tween economic and political ex and boxing gloves, reclining In a sweet and musical and she baa hazard. The player who can ignore the mental baimra finds that be is keeping hia lace collar clean were not aa big in buying power as tha pennies of today. perts as to methods to he followed washstand. This medal would be sense enough not to itrato it . . She has studied dramatiee and 'n able to play a good game. !i in erises, said: reserved for the "socker’’ if be can this present production, she runs I beUeve that there are ddfinits A penny then might buy a pastry, or ten of them take one to tile Fair, but y e v All, or nearly ail, overlook the be found, otherwise to be placed in tlu bamut of emotion, from doing mental hazards which apply espe- daUy to the sick. In nearly every jp"eat-aunt and great-mcle couldn’t have gone to a movie at any price* fact that what might be com the trophy room of the Sands Point her animated, famous "strut’' to a pletely right tomorrow and is little skit where she shows real one of the thousanda of letters Bath Club. A large number of theoretically right today is not emotions' ability . . . She works which oome to my desk asking for applicable at the moment and cheaper copies of the medal would day and night perfecting herself advice I find a sentence such as wiu not be applicable until tbs be struck and sold, the money to go . . . At Baturda3r*s evening per this: “Doctor, I find I have the Sixty years ago the ladies could go shopping for dry goods, bny silks that would 'sat whits plague,’’ or ’i know that round has been cleared for it to the campaign fund of the Worn formanee, which is th- night that n the other hand some economic the middle elsies attends, "Rravo, cannot become weU," “My parents make you green with envy, linens that were linens dhd broadclotha that beggar desenp- Fdied of this disease,” 'T am an out gpolicy or recourse that Is far en's Committee of Louisiana, which Joeephlne" sounded again and cast sines 1 rot this dreadful dis from being a dependable reliance la planning a nation wide orgainlza- again, with ringing applause from ■ tion. But what their favorite store did not have they usually got along without. at long range may be of the ut ease,” "I am afraid of the future. tlon of women for the ousting of au sides when she sang, when she 1 beUeve that these mental atti most usefulness as a temporary e both Long and his satelite, Overton, danced, when she led ber melodi tudes on the part of the patient con measure. ous, rhythmic Josephine Baker from the Senate. stituta a definite mental hazard or ■ You can pick up your daily newspaper and in fifteen minutes you can know what A very able member of the Na jan orchestra, and when she did handicap. her drsunatle skits . . . tional Recovery Administration, The number of toese medals that I would be a good plan for every the different shops are offering in ffibri^ pattema, varieties and qualities Dudley Cates of Chicago, has re could be sold would be,, it Is to be patient to learn to adopt a more AU kinds of knick-knacks are nealtbful attitude of mind than anticipated, very large. It would that great-grandmother never dreamed could be gathered^together under any eondi- signed as Assistant Administrator named after her, attesting ber these statements show. Word ple- for Industry because he was out of not be to the least astonishing If widespread popularity . . . Dolle, turea such ae these are deflntely braoeiets. buckles, perfumery, tions. ^ * , sympathy with General Johnson’s many thousands of dollars were to harmful. If you want to become lamps, ash trays. glov'> boxes, / pour into the coffers of the Wom weU you should learn to talk health, acceptance of existing labor organ handkerchief - . . . aU reproducing strength, energy, pap ind vigor. The r / \ I izations eis qualified representatives en's Committee. Utbe, golden-colored, extremely patients who recover the most suc animated Josephine herself . . . In Times have ehanged, and so have merehandiae and bnainesa methods. Ono of tha of the employes of Industry under It is doubtful if any other indi cessfully are thoee who not only try vidual in public life In this country this production she wears some to learn the laws of health, hut keep the Recovery Act. thing new in jewelry, which will talkihg about health. influences that has helped to bring about so mneh of change, that has helped to multi- Mr. Cates made a public state ever aroused In so many persons undoubtedly be copied . . . It is an Our thinking Is done by a series ply opportunities and increase the spending else of our pennies ia advertiaing. ment explaining bis position, in who had no dealings with him and omats, striking bracelet, which of words or plc‘ictures to ibe mind. no personal grievance against him, starts aa a great star ring o f dla- Ploturea are brought out by words 4 It he very convincingly sets forth monda on the second left finger,, with which we are familiar. When exactly the lame variety of disgust the kind of labor organization be extends as two smaU flexible we think of disease and Imagine conceives to be 8 workable agency ed resentment as Huey Long. Long chiJns of brilliants .o the m ldlle ourselves to be victims of a terrible Every merchant, tvery manufaeturer knowa that advertising materially reduces just naturally "m akes'’em mad." of the back of ;er left hand, where plague or incurable disease, our sub- for proper representation of em fffllfag coata by increasing tha demand,for and the diitrlbution of the produeta They would jump at the chance, if a amaUer diamond star appears, consdoua naiad dwalla on these pic ployes of industry in the collective then the chain widens to join an tures. If a patient always thinks bargaining provided for in the law. the sum Involved were not too big, entire half cuff of diamonds to of hlmaslf as an outcast or a suf hundreda of thousands of miOs. Indeed» liiany of the things we count today as necesai- to buy one of these funny but high formal design which extends clear ferer, the more he repeats these That the kind of organization Mr. ties or simple luxuries could not bo made and sold at their reasiHiable prices except ly significant "Klngflsh" medals— of her elbow, en the upper side of mental pioturet over and over, the aa Cates advocates would be immenee- her arm . . . stronger they beoome. If the pa ly superior to what he calls "tradi and wear It for a few days aa a tient 8fUl teach hlm ialf to avoid advertidbig h a / created a broad m arket fo r them, m aking millions o f sailea at Uttta tional trades-unionism’’ scarcely aort of badga of deoency and em Paris and Trlaoe BOke” thoaa words sod Idaas, and this blem of protest Arthur Oarflsld Hays had a dif way of thtokhOr about Mawelf, and prlcoi and little prbflta. any disinterested person would dis ficult hour speaktog to ths Paris b e ^ to uaa suoh words aa "rigor pute. To our mind he has thought Civil Liberties' Asaedatlen because ous/' "feeUng bettor," and "strong ■ ■ V ' / ■ out a. pretty nearly ideal arrange A WISE TALK. they asked him to explain the why er,’' with just as aauoh anthualaam. ha la' alreaty-on tba road to health. m en t and wherefore of Amerioa's Louis A. Johnson, national com- "Prtoee Mike" . . . The Fraaoh B y aip aa u n g tha it o iy o f Ulnaai, Having a mental picture of a mamder of the*Amerloaa Legion, ■eem to think that "Frlnoe HUm " one only developB the habit of saU- ' . . . , ' ' ■ * ■ • worry and fear. Row much smoothly working machine It proved la a payohepath and oannot under iy, made an addreae before the New ttar it Is to build health, atrangtb quite impossible for Mr. Cates to stand America's lalsseafalrt atti K York SUto. Department on Thun- tude* towards him . . . Hendrik and rigor into tha mental person- allty. You will find that ybu have raeondle himself to the reoognltlon day that deeervee the serious oon- EttntitiQ ijzralii rvV. WUiem Van Loon has been Uteral- much mora '‘.nargy whan you iden- •r m and use of a very Imperfect ma slderatlen of the country. In ito ly everleektof Paris from the high uraelf with the healthful ■unny haleeny of a mfite on the top chine Indeed. 8o he could not get course be not only caDed upon'the emotions, lUoh aa oourage, tolar- I floer of a seoluded Left Bank aiUusted to a policy wbiOb proponed govemment to afiopt a fixed poUcy anas and oalmaaaa, and ooach ywir tel Hi has the ptfa pmefii of Ms Bfixfi be anoj^tha hnMta of thlak- ■ / V B w VUtatrssaua mprz hook, "IBe* ''' ■Jt MANCHESTER EVENING HKIALD, MA'NCHESTElt CONN« SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 ,19Si / , is chairman of the tarrangements thia manner, there is no consiatsney found hla trouoan gsoe oloag.wlth when relativea are aUawefl' DUTCH ELM DISEASE^ committee with power to select his in a demand,tpat Industry should 1150 and his watch. HONEYMOON E N D S - sunM eoubrol cf a oqt^lav own committee which has not been increase wages. There is no Justifi Queer T^$ts when the brtda flnt niaa~ te>" TenShun done as yet.' cation in fsneral wags inersase \ WHEN? IS CONTEST mother whea there or* UNKNOWN IN STATE AH ch airs^ of stanebng commit there la a insufficient pmrehasiog A6PSEI1S1IUTIER I lapoee into annoying tees will please take note that i power'tor buy the things mat indus In Day*8 News it s —aad to t 01 t o m othor B u d d ies written report of the activities oi try oan sell at .a profit State Theater Offers 2S Pairs w there ore weddings. Experiment Station Botanist the respective committee should bs “Furthermore, the administration WITHOUT A PROFIT From yom dwn experle &srs That Citixens Need Not presented at the annual meeting. promised these pay cuta would be of Tiekets for Bmit Answers obaesvation ot zaanwd restored in proporacm to the in ‘ Son FiMclsco—Orators, at an to Interestins Question. Be Alarmed by Fungus. The Bulletin Board crease in the cost of living. We al NRA rally admitted that the best whoa would you ooy tha American Legiop Auxiliary Responds to AfrlcuHiiral De moon la ovc < Pick out tha tA ready have evidence of increased address was that of four 'years old New Haven, Sept. 9.—^Dr. George Bx-Senriee OrganliatiMia. The State Convention of the prices'for all commodities and it Marjorie Ann Petewn. She said: partment’s Sufgestiwi That Tbe Evening Herald In co-opera- omloaloa. point of P. Clinton, botanist of the Connect!* American Legton Auxiliary was up to the administration to fulfill “Please help the NRA. It helped' Product'Be'Moved Quickly. tloh with the State Thoeter, offers REASON WHY the dovottOB r«^manoe o f meat boBeyaMMagf out Agricultural Experiment Sta' belt last Thursday, Fridfv and its pledge In this dlrectlou." my uncle get a Job ” 2f pairs of free passes for the best British War Veterans Saturday in New London, all ses Brooklsm—^Mra. -Susan Cleveland so qu^okly replooad by tha tion, sal^oday that the Dutch elm Secretary Wallace, concerned over answers to the question “When What will be the greatest reunion sions bring m the Bulkriey school. Yeomans, sister of President Grover the- difficult, situation a t the dairy companionship '4 manled Ufe. doet the honeymoon end?” “An give ua your reooon fir tha disease had not been foimd in Con of Ex-service men will be held in Delegates from Manchestw were Cleveland, is 90 years old today and farmers upon whom the enormous other Language," co-starring Helen of moat honeymoons to necticut, and that there was yet no Fnunington, Mass., on September Mrs. Ida Woodbouse, Mrs. Minnie HEBRON wondering what her brother would surpluA of butter is especially bur- need for citizens of this state to be Canlngton, Mrs. Hilda Kennedy, think about the NRA and other Hayes and Robert Montgomery for Your opinion or theor:i' oIo m S 8, 9, 10, 1988. Mons-Ypres is cor-* deniome. has suggested that retail the first time, < « fascinating and alarmed about the trouble. The dis dially invited to attend so 1 publish Mrs. Sophia Holmes und Mrs. Mary wonders of 1933. sufficient—no detailed exBlaai stores cooperate with the Agricul dramatic study of the life of a fam- la neoesaary. 25 woida at the ease has been reported recently in the complete invitation from the Brosnan, delegate-at-large. A most Carlton B. Jones acted as chair “Grover wotdd be 98 old y e n tural Adjustment Administration by abould cover it certain sections of New Jersey and committee in charge. interesting time was reported by next March 18,” she said, “he lived moving butter Into consumption as N ew Y ork. man of the Democratic. caucus at Dear Comrades— these delegates. through two or three- depreasiona. quickly as posrible, reducing tbe If you’re logical and rt|dit-thi^ the Town hall Tuesday evening and ing and correct in your aunMaa^^ Dr. Clinton, who has spent a life During the great reunion of the The first session opened on Times are repeating ‘^heinselvea.” price of butter to make it attrr ctlve Henry Adler as clerk. Nominations you’d stand -• vwy good ehanoe^ of time in • the study of fungous (ha- lOlst Inf. A. E. F. .Veterans Asso Thursday morning with a very As for herself, she expressed con- to the consumer on the basis of two winning one of the 95 pain •' Of eases and other plant troubles and ciation which is to be held in Fram large attendance in spite of the for town offices were as follows Lction the NRA- is a great piece of cents per pound ab(>ve local whole legislation. Guest Tickets contributed by ^Ihf who has been closely acquainted ingham, Mass., on September 8, 9, stormy weatoe*. Reports cA the va Assessor, Maurice J. Keefe; board sale market rious chairmen were read at this State Theater in this eonteoi ^ with this problem, issued the follow 10, a parade will be held on Satur of relief, Ben Jonss; first selectman, Durant, Okla.—The NRA could do The Great Atlantic and Pacific day, September 9 in which Veterans time. On Thursday afternoon the CHaude W. Jones; second selectman; The picture is **An6ther DUH ing statement: little for six gentlemen who lost Tea Company annoimcer' that Its “So far the Dutch elm disease has of the Army and Navy of every trophies and awards were given J. Kellogg White; agent of the town guaTexas bor three days, Studay, Monday jlhd and that, beginning today, butter there is perhaps no need for great World War have been invited to Memorial service wae held in honor auditor, Susan B, Pendleton; gramd der community as marriage solioit- Tuesday, Sept. 10, 11 and It alarm even should it be found. How take part. This parade is to be the of cur sisters who have passed on Jurors, (Jarlton B. Jones, Henry Ad' ors, had worked for four years di will be sold in all Its stores through brings together for the first ever, it is well to be on the lookout outstanding feature of our great re this past year. ler, Merton W. Hills; tax coUec recting Texas couples, fleeing from out the country ..without profit For Hrien Hayes and Robert Montgom for it here. This is why the Agri union which is to be held on the old In the evening the auxiliary ban tor, Stephen Mosny; constables^ a stringent marriage law. to local example, if butter is selling at twen ery, whose respective dramoAo cultural' Station has had it in ^ilnd State Musterfleld. It is anticipated quet was held in Hotel Mrhlcan Harold Gray, Walter Jones, Wilmar peace Justices ind pastors. ty-three cents per pound in the qualities make It one of the the past six years—since its injury that approximately ten to twelve and was very largely attended. Dingwell; registrar of voters, Carl Repeal of the Texas law became wholesfde market, A A F has ' set touchlne and human dramas:- to to the Eluropean elms began' to at thousand people will be in line of Guest speakers at the banquet ton B. Jones; board of education; effective yeeterday. the retail price of twenty-flv- cents reach the screen this y w r . f tract attention in this country. march. were Senator Wolcott and Past Mrs. Claude W. Jones; town clerk New Waterford^ N. S.—Napoleon per pound. This two cents only par It deals frankly with the ete|nal “Later its reported appearance in The surviving members of the Departm ent Ck>mmander N eary o f and treeisurer, M rs. Anne C. CMlbert Auolon and his bride Constance are tially covers the retail stores ex problem of mamriage and relativea. the United States caused the Sta Original Princess Pat Regiment of New York state. The town committee was authorizec something more than man and wife. panse. The twenty-three cents goes A s Stella and V ictor. Hrien foyOO tion's workers interested in tree dis Canad are to be our special guests. During the Friday morning se to fill any vacancies which might While they were being married to the dairy farmer. and Robert Montgomery elope'U » eases to make a more careful Already ten Posts of British and slon the Resolutions Committee occur on the ticket The Demo yesterday at one church, another der romantic conditions, are ^ar search. Three members of the Sta Canadian Veterans have accepted brought in various resolutions cratic town committee remains the wedding was going on a short dis CAPT. WILSON RESIGNS. dent, devoted and madly in love tion staff recently visited an infest our invitation, also veterans of same as last year. tance away. I( united Napoleon's which were acted upon by the con Hartford, Sept. 2— (AP)— The during an idyllic honeymoon, (hen other nations. mother, Mrs. Mary Auejon, with ed area in New Jersey to see what ventlon. A resolution pledging our Notices signed by Tax (Collector state adjutant general announced return to aneounter the eriticaj eeuld be learned concerning the An invitation is extended to your allegianoe to the NKA campaign Edward A. Smith are posted, to the Constance’s father, Peter P. Chais- analysis of the husband’s stddgF causa, damage, and methods of con Post and yo\ir orgaaisation to parti son. today acceptance of the resigna was passed and copies of same are effect that all personal prope^ tax tions of Capt Milton A. Wilson of fam ily. j cipate in this great parade and by Alton, HI.—"Doc,” said Adolph B. trol being pursued there. to b^ sent to President Roosevelt, delinquents on the levy of 1981 will Troop A, 122d Cav., and Oipt. Wil-i The Honeymoon Is Ended - Another Fungus so doing you shall be entered for the be subjected to legal action to en Adkins, “there’s a crick in my neck. Governor Cross and Administrator liam H. Ryder of the 162d Hospital « -ANOTHER LAN6UAGE* WHEN? Be a winner! Tell ua “At least one other fungus has cash prizes which will be awarded in force payment after September 20 He explained that it got there rilt- Hugh S.* Johnson. The auxiliary Co. Both will rebrive honorable when in 25 words or less. Co^fovt been found here in Connecticut in the following sums: n e x t er a motors oar nollislon. went on Ncord as cavoring to con discharges from the National Guard. Uy. T w & ty-flve pairs .of guest tick closes Friday, fiept. 8. Mali your the twigs of elms. This causes For Bugle and Drum (^rps, The Misses Clarissa and Susan "What,” asked the medical man, letter to Honeymoon Editor, i»re similar but apparently less serious 1st prize, 125 dollars. tinue kindergartens wherever pos "have you been doing Ince?” First Lit Guy B. Welles and Sec ets; await winners in a most inter Pendleton and Mrs. Anns C. Gilbert of this papec. damage. To this must be added 2nd prize, 75 dollars. sible. They will also recommend "Just running around and work ond L t Richard P. Gk>w^*of Troop esting contest problem. Stella and that all teachers take the oath of were members of a picnic luncheon A, 122d Cav., have been liuitructed various winter, drought, and other 3rd prize, 25 dollara. party at Hurd’s Park on the banks ing a bit, vrtiy?” Victor were married exactly 3 allegiance to the flag before being to appear before an examining injuries showing on elms (as well as For other Bands: of the ''kinnecticut river, Wednes “Your neck,” replied the doctor, a erics, 5 days and 19 minutes when ether shade trees) that might be 1st Prise, 125 dollars. allowed to teach either 'n public or "is broken.” board which will determine their storm clouds appeared on their New york--Samuel (Jrnsteta, W private schools. day. Other members of the party confused with, or possibly Influence, 2nd prize, 75 dollars. were the Misses Day, Misses Annie Seattle—Justice of the Peace qualifications for promotion to cap matrimonial ho.*izon. years old fruit ped«Uer, is a saviflB the development- of this trouble. 3rd prize, 25 dollars. The district caucuses were held Jacob Kalina maintained bis Judicial tain and first lieutenant, respec Brides want honeymoon to last soul. Haled into court for dropping and Rose Smith, and Miss Alice tively. ‘These factors make it impossible I would suggest that Commander Friday afternoon, followed by a Kemp of Colchester. calm when his ten srear old daughter forever—and it does as long as thq a slug in a turnstile, he was founf so far to identify the Dutch elm dis Baker take this matter up with the (]k>ld Star tea in honor of the (Sold Mrs. E. G. Lord gave a supper awakened him, sa ^ g : C^apt. Nels O. Nelson of tbe Med bridegroom - 'lusband continues to to carry |78 in bis pockets and a ease except through artificial cul members and see if a strong delega Star Mothers. party at her home Wednesday a ^ r- "Daddy, there’s a burglar in the ical Administration Corps has been display tenderness, respect and bankbook showing 188,000 boIOBM^ The judge gave him a cholct of a tures from infected trees. Even tion from the Post could not IM Saturday morning started with noon in observance of the birthday bouse. I saw him strike a match.” temporarily assigned to tbe com chivalry toward ,tbe cne be has when thus determined there still re present It has also been suggested the rehabilitation breakfa.t which anniversary of her daughter, Mrs. “Nonsense, my child,” be replied. mand vacated by CApt. Ryder B. promised to cherish. 810 fine or two days in Jail. BM R yder. . mains what if any influences these that the Memchester Pipe Band be wr* well attended. Major Banni- HowaTO C. Champe, of Lebanon. Be On awakening in the morning be But the honeymoon is ended elected Jail. other factors may have had on the. asked to attend. gac, Chief of Veterans’ administra sides Rbv. and Mrs. (Jhampc others health of the trees. There is also We extend our congratulations to tion, was the guest spsaker. of the immediate fanoUy were pres the question of the spread of the Comrade Bill Moore who became At the regular session Saturday ent including Mr. and Mrs. Grtnton disease, since the fungus is said not the father of another baby boy born morning' the election of the officers L Will, and Misses Clarissa and to fruit abundantly on>the infected last Friday. Both mother and baby of the state took place, with the Susan Pendleton and Mrs. Anne C. trees, except apparently Internally. are fine and Billy is very happy. foUowinf results: President, Mrs. Gilbert. Hence insects are necessarily as All members of the F^st deidrlng Mrdelyn Weir, ..itamford; treasur Mr. and Mrs. D. Arnold Kellogg, sumed to be the carrying agents. to atend the V. F. W. outing, 8un- er, Mrs. Evelyn Parker, Ifouth Cov of Saybrook, were visitors Wednes' pairing Cnltnres dajt September 10 are requested to entry; chapl^, Mrs. Laura Otto, day at the home of their slater, Miss “Cultures from semi-suspicious maJee reservations as soon as pos Seymour; historian, Mrs. Carrie C. E. Kellogg. Mr. Kellogg, who Each Day We Live Is One More trass are now being mads at the sible. This will be one big time as a Payne, Milford: National executive has been seriously 111, has Improved Station. Licensed tree workers of very extensive sports program has oommitteewoman, Mrs. Madelsm considerably, but Is still very fee the state have been warned to be been arranged. The affair will be Weir, The vlce-preridents for the ble. on the lookout for sunidous trees. held at Roaring Lake, Buckingham. seven districts were also elected Miss Clarissa L. Pendleton accom Should the trouble be found in Con Cars will leave from the Army and and Mrs. Mary Brosmu of Man panied Grinton I. Will on a motor necticut, it still remains to be learn Navy Club at 10 a. m. Dinner will chester was re-elected to the of trip to Pomfret Thursday, where ed Just what practical measures be served at 1:80. For infornoatloo fice of vice-president of the First they were supper guests of Rev. and Beyond Recall should be used for its control. Cau call 8833. D lrtrict Mrs. Frank Bigelow of the Rectory tion should be exercises in this mat The delegates dected to go to schooL ter. Certainly no one wishes to MoBs-Ypres Auxiliary the National Convention to be held Mrs. Helen White and daughter, see our New England elms destroy in Chicago are: Mrs. Frances Miss White, attended the Methodist ed by a fungous disease, but neither The Sewing Circle met at the home of Mrs. Victor Duke on Pearl Krause, Mrs. Margarethp. Hartle, camp meeting in WilUmantic on should they be cut down premature Mrs. Flsle Ensworth. Miss Rosa Sunday last While in the Thread ly ihreugh fear of the same." sti^at/last Thursday afternoo:^ and another' instructive and >^nJoyabIe mund Burke and Miss Maude City they called on Mra Arthur G. EVERY DAY CAN time was had by those present. The ClflrkB Turner and her daughter. Miss May next session will be held at the Alteniates tr the National Con Turner. CmCAGITS BALLOON RACE home of Mrs. James Thomson on vention are Mrs. Lillian Terring- Rev. A W. Canney and Miss Hat Center street on Tuesday night at ton, Mrs. Ruth Pfennig, Miss Vic tie B. Brown, of Westchester, were 7 o’clock. &i order that more ladies toria Liebriech, Mrs. Madelyn Weir visitors Tuesday afternoon at the ■BE MADE EASIER STARTS THIS AFTERNOON may enjoy these classes it was de- and Miss M ary Ck)yle. home of Mrs. Hrien White and fam cldec to hold them at nigbL Mrs. Mary Brosnan was elected ily. Visitors In the evening were The member of the Auxiliary are by the district as a delegate to the Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Van Dorn and Curtls-Wright-Reynolds Airport, requested to rally around Mrs. Convention. their son, Harold Archer Van Dorn Chicago, Sept. 2.—(AP)-—The an Scott and give her some assistance Mrs. Minnie Carrington has and wife, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.«J. Banks Jones, of Gilead. The WITH THE AID nual James Gordon Bennett balloon in_ber CSiristmas card sale. The again been appointed district sec races held the spotUght of interest Idea of this sale is not for each retary for the coming year, Mrs, rider Mrs. Van Dom was the for mer Miss Fannie Archer, of East at the international air races to tiember to buy a box but to sell Agnes Hess, district color bearer, and Mrs. Olive <3hartler, district Hampton, a cousin of Mrs. White, day. The pilots, representing five them to their friends. The auxiliary although they had never before met, nations, prepared to float away In needs the money. Here is a wonder Fldac chairman. OF ELECTRICAL / their balloons this afternoon in the ful opportunity to make some. ’The Our next ne3ting will be held as Mrs. Van Dorn’s parents moved from East Hampton to Waverly, la., hope of establishing new distance chairman of the committee is car Monday evening, September 11, at 8 o’clock in the State Armory. As many years ago. The younger Mr records. rying out this work practically sin The ♦itsu o f inflating the big gle-handed. Let's get together and this is the first meeting of the fall Van Dorn Is a teacher in Columbia University, and has a summer home begs with hydrogen was begun last give her some help. For every ten we «re hoping for a large attend SERVANTS night and with the weather man boxes sold you get one free. ance. in West Cornwall. Conn. providing favorable forecasts ar- The card party which was held Mrs. R. Helfferich, of Butler, Pa., ANDERSON-SHBA V. F. W. POfFT has been spending a little time at rugsments were made to release at the home of '^mrade ^^ctor and ^ I the first one at 8:80 o’clock (EST) Mr. Duke was very successful, NO. 2046 the Fawn srook summer home of The regular meeting of the Post her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph this afternoon. eight tables Jtteiqg filled, .he play The defending pilot was Lieut. ing was enjoyed by all and re will be held Tuesday evening Sep- Merritt, of Hartford. Mrs. Helffer- Unnecessary Manual Work Means Fatigue. Washing Commander T. G. W. Settle of the freshments were served after the U m ber 6tb, at 8:00 In the 8 U U cb and Mias D aisy W hite were call> games. The nest party wU* be held Armory, this will be the first of the ers on the latter's aunts, Mrs. Navy, who won the race last jrear fall meeting, so we hope for a large at Basie, Switzerland. He was at the home of Comrade James and Amanda Potter and Miss Adelle And^ Ironing Are TwO Of The Hardest, Tasks A Mrs. Hamilton on McKee street at crowd. White on Wednesday last scheduled to be the third to leave •If you haven’t already purchased the Held, preceded by Ward T. Van a date to be annoimced later. Mrs, Henrietta Green and family your ticket for the outing to bs have moved to Jones street where Orman, piloting the Goodyear IX, held Sunday, Sept, 10th please get it and Phillip^ Quersin of Belgium Dllworth-Oornell Post. nbey will make their home with Woman Has To Do If She Has To Do Them By Hand. After a month’s vacation the post this week as the oommittss is very Mrs. Green’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. in the atom named. anxious to know how many to plan Weather forecasters said the bal- resumed its meetings at the Ar John Stabo, during the school year. mory last Monday night with the on. Mrs. Green is teacher of the Jones looM probably would float to the The next (founty Council meeting east and south of Chicago, but authorization given the commander Street school. will bs held Sunday, SepL lOtb, tbs ’The Women's Bridge club omitted they were waiting until shortly be- to appoint a nominating committee be announced who will bring in a slate of officers time and place will !ts party this week. The Misses fo) tbs take-offs before attempt laU r. W hy resort to this old fashioned ing to compute probable wind ve» for the ensuing year. Robert Pendleton will entertain next Tburs- Today is "V. F. W. Day” at tbs ay evening, lod ties. Hathaway was chosen ebalnnan World’s Fair and ws fesl sure that Tbs Pilots are expected to stay and on his committee win be A. N. TOe Republican Repub cauciu for the a large number of our comrades art nomination of candidatei for town method when for so little you aloft abw t 24 hours and a distance Potter, Donald Hemingway, Marcel having a gala tlras in Cbieago. of about 500 miles would be consid Donze, Ronald Ferguson. office! for the eneuing year will C om n de Andrew Holtzbsimmsr is uake place at the Town ball, Sep ered “average.” The meeting also adopted a reso still anxious to sseurs the name of lution to suimort President Roose tember 9, at 1 p, m. Robert B. any comrade who is out o t em ploy Foote if chairman of the Republican can purchase velt and bis NRA program. ’This ment at tbs present time, as ns is is in line with the remarks made by town committee. Other buelneoa securing this daU for the StaU De proper to come before the meeting U W YERS OF NATION National Commander Louis John partment, who in turn will turn the son at the New London convention will b acted upon. same over to our Amsrleanlzation Mre. Richard Haydn and dauf^i- last S^urday, who stated that the office at Washington, in hopes that END THEIR PARLEY national organization had already ter, Miee Ruth, of itefton, aleo her A RIAL lIV ^sttn B h on se soma plan oan bs arranged for tbs other daughter, Mre. Edward made known to the president that employment of these veterans. the entire legion would dO' all in its ‘ In answsr to Prssidsnt Roossvalt*s ivllla, the former Grand Rapids, Mich, Sept. 2.— (AP) powtf to bring back prosperity. In appsal to industry to increbss >ude Hoydm ore spending a —Their Abates on grave constitu our own community members of wages, dslsgaUs to ths 1988 Na week or two w iu Dr. C. J. Dougloe tional issues at an end, the 800 our organization are enrolled as tional Encampment of tbs V. F. W. at hie lummer horn# bora. delegates to ttfe annual convention workers in the drive now la pro St ths U. S, being held in Milwaukss Mloa Martha Rofori will load the of the American Bar Association gress to sign up as consumers, and last wssk, havs offsrsd rssolutions local Chrlotion Endeavor meeting turned homeward today. they are doing a good Job. calling upon the Chlsf Exseutiys to Sunday evening, with the topic, During their tbree-dav gathering After a lapse of two years the rsstors veteran bsnsfiU to their “What Do X loow About the Ufa they had beard their colleagues ex ost voted to conduct an outing on original status and to inorsaas o f P a u l?” ^ith Water Discharge Pump press fears that the new Federal eptember 17th, and the following wages for all fsdaral and dvil ssrv- Mr. and Mre. Cealla F. Ward imd le^aiation has Jeopardized the gwere chosen to arrange for this los employes of ths government. children, Mr. and Mra. Albert W. basic concepts of the law of the affair: William George, chairman; In sxplalnlM tbs purpose of this Fielding and ohlldran, end Dr. C. J. land, bad listened to eminent Jur Peter Curran, Arthur Sullivan, resolution, Cotamandsr Pstsrson Dougloe and hia gueete wore mem- Only ists and high Federal officers dmy Harold Olds, Henry Weir. Accord polnU out that daflationary offsets here of a pionlo party at Lake Hey .1 . such dangers and bad discussed ing to latest reports the place will of ths Beonomy Act must bs nuUl- ward Friday afternoon. BbuH Down Paymfnt. ways and means of waging a sue- be either Osaao^s in Bolton or Lel- flsd as a definite step toward see- esMUl campaign against the un dertafel Grove in Bast Hartford. Domie recovery. ^Eibx TiHRf. »7 9 « derworld. The committee will no doubt put Deaths Last Night Reiterations that the Constitu over a good time at a minimum of tion was not in danger came from expense, so get in touch with any nt least one speaker at the annual member of the committee and make Economy AoV' Cbrnmoodar Pator- By Aaaodafod Preoe Oblcufo->A. F. Doan, 91, author See Ita Amazing Speed Today! banquet last night. Judge Morris our reservation. More* details soo deelartf. of the Doan oohodula for fire Ineur- A T io^, of the Fourtt United later. 'Tensions wore oitbar allmlnatod All tho faawua WestlBfbouro washtaf spaed hoe beta retalaod la thlb new. eo^oomleiJly p iM w a * « that M aft Fsu ael0 I rtdueed and compensation was onea retoi, former managar of the gtates Circuit Court of Appeals, The annual meeting and election fir woobar eeaveolanee.... Bpeedir, . . . . . ------sad .e ^------mere opoodl ._ —- Loara - what------•------it meoai-*------to rour whole WMk'a wash on & IhM IB token away from nearly one mlUlon Spnngflald Fire end Manae Znour- record timt and without foereaeinf woeh-wear. Gome la oad aek for a homo demoaotra told the delegates that the Supreme of offietrs will be MId (! on Monday, oncf Company. Court of the United States use SspUmbsr 26th, so rassrvs that ratoronf. More then one million oitifona wars also aloetad w bn the New York—H. M> <3arret«on, 46, its whole power to guarantee to dais oomradsi and zss if ws can former treoeurer of the New York every man bis constitutional rights.” pack tba ball. A month latsr tbs to r offioiri end wllatod men of Arn», Navy and Iforinai and Southern SooleW. Canadian interest in the work lutallatlon will taks plaos with all fedsfil employes was reduced. Berlia—Dr. (ArlaUan Bcbrelber, ings of the National recovery pro- plans now in tbs works for a Joint ”We believe that the laxed 61, flret Roman Catholic biohep of The Manchester Electric Comt^any ram was expressed by Judge An- m onw affair with tha unit. An affort will through theee pay cute and reduc- Berlin, Centriet member of the Jrew K. I^aart, of the X i^s ba mads to bavs tbs nswly slsotsd tloBi in veteran cottpeDwtlra le^uf- R eichetog, Bench, Manitoba, who termed me dspartmsnt oommaadsr, Bidnsy Important in oomparnooD to the buy- Cleveland, On-Artbur B. Gilman, • r program “the greatest ekperlment Finsr and Madslins Wsir, prasidsot iBff power theN dollore represent. 72, orlfinatOT of the Fanfold Frint- ' I ever attempted by any representa- of tbs dspartmsnt units, to oonduet "Until the fovernmeflt ttMlf rec ing Preoeee, founder of A. B. OU- Uve government.t.u modem, times.” tbs esrsmoniss. Oscar Andsrsen ognizee the need of higher wogde In mon Company, prlntere. • I ■ r*'-' a ' ' ■vC I P A 6 B 8 1 X MAPfGHBffrER CVBNINQ flSRAliO. MAN€miBVlVllrOilN 1«« 'ajA>n5JIDATrSBP’FEMBip H 0 9 . 'jrrt»LOV€o^€V€ ‘.•V . iATUROAV, ilFTlMBIR 8 (Csntaliad Tfena) BBOPf HiaUC TODAY Mona Allen wearing a new black Nele^ill prersM te kcrud ^ ehstas er greuM iMtis sped fled: esMt to epMt (• te e) deelgiistloB InelndM ell ertidSbleiiSitl^ EVE BAYLESS, pretty aedetaat coat, lavishly trimmed with black to EABI,B BARNES, advertlelnf Pregran for fiaturday Fregranw sublegl te elumfe. P. M. Cent,Cant. t e s t fox. Framing her face was the hat ffiayHpM Timi Out Mom Ltttr) menafer of Bizby'e department with the halo of white violets etore, marrlee D IC K R A n g R , • oon- ■ NBG-WtAP NITWORK which Eve had wanted to buy. Oeo'tga Hall’a Orcheetra. 4:30—P. Msrtin Oreliae.*-:^ te e ctmotlon snperintendent temporarily wlw wMl wtie 4dKh-OanelBf by Sap alao cat Eve and Dick ate a late dinner 1 ;80—Madison Ensemble. .wfhr■ wro wgy worldng In Lake City. Dick wanta wter wUg wesh wfl wilt 4:40— 4:30—Jiefc ArmptiWM — asKt and then strolled through the park By HELEN WELSHIMER 2:00— Danelng Echoes. wo«a wewj w t w wwt weal: MkMldweati satwaen the Boekanda—west only • E re to give op worklnf but ahe to the Art Museum where they ^ - 2:86— Savltt String Quartet. wnteq wofl ked woe-who wow w iafi 4:4^“ 4H8h^lto Oulgarr Tener—te e refwee. / 8:00— R a s e b ^ Game; '' Boston NOPNO RTH____ W______I6T A CANAQIAN - wtmj 4:00— 5n)0—Irving Conn Ore(k—e te S Joy«l the organ recltaL wibe kiitp webe wdsy.wday kfyr oret efcf 45—Osrtruda Nissan—alao cat white-haired father. The organ Cant. kaat. 7 :0 ^ 4:00—Eathar Laaf, Organ—to e has been vamped by M O N A A L L E N , was sending forth the strains of And tasks begin for every reaching hancL 6:80— Gypsy Nina. 7:35— 1:40—W illa^ Robison Or.—to o blond copy writer. 7:60—NRA Ptogram. 12:00— 1:40—Dick Fiddler A Orchaatra 4:0(^ t:00-^laham Jonas Or.—Also eat the bridal chorus from “Lohen- 12:30— 100—Ray Haatharten, Barltona 4:t(K> 9:40 Singing 8tring5—also eat Wlttiont tellteg Dick, Eve begins giij.” Eve brushed her eyes with There is the ring of anvils in the night. 7:00+-Eddle 'Duehin’s Orchestra. 12:40— 1140—Hantienlaaa, Mixad Trio 1:00— 2:00—Marry Madcaps Orebaatra Praaman Orch.—also e plying tbe stock market on bor a wisp of lace )iandkerchief while 7:15— MUdred Dailey. ®:80—10:40—Charll# Davis Or.—nlao n The swing of axes, march of workers’ feet. 1:30— 2:I^M atinaa Qaiaa by Organ lOdIO—11 dX>—Barney Rapp Or.-HUso o rowed money. ' Dick Is frequently Arlene Jet the tears roll frankly 7:80— Hoa. Elder Miehaux and his 2:00— 3:00—Wskand Ravua, Varlaty abfent from home evenings and Oongrtyhtloa. 10:30—11:40—Arnhalm Orehaa.—e to eat down her cheeks. And steel flows molten, shining as a dream^ S:00— 4:00—Lady Nsxt Deer, KIddlsa 11:01^12:00—Dane# Hour—wnbe only ofTers no explanation for his ab S.'OO-^Ewsn Evans; baritone.,^ 3<30— 4:30—Roxanns Wallaea—also a Marya wore a severely simple NBC-WJZ NETWORK sence. This worries Eve. Now we have learned shrill whistles may be sweet! 8:15r-Caaa Loma Orchestra. 8:40— 4HO—Thrsa Scamps, Vae.—to e white satin frock with long tight 4:00— 9:00—Dinner Cencatrt—also eat .b a s ic — East: w b wbs*wbsa wbal 9IARYA VLAD, fashion artist at sleeves and a long train. Her veU /' 8:45— Gertrude Niteen. 4:30— 9:30—“Drake’s Drumaf’—also c wbam kdka wgnr wjr wlw wayr wmal; 0:00— ax)0—Meyar Davit A Orahestra " Bixby’s, a^jionnces that she is to was arranged cap fashion above her 9:00— ^Esther Leaf at the Organ. Midwest: wcky kyw wenr wls kwk \ 9:80— Willard Roblscm and bis Or 9:30— 6:30—Jack and Loretta—to eat kwer koil wran wnuiq kao be married soon. broad white forehead. She carried 'TRIUM PHANTLY the flag waves high and free *:J5*— 6:45—Mra. Jonea, Skit—alao c chestra. ^ NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmJ NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY. a sheaf of calla lilies. ’The altar 6:00— 7;0(L-Praneaa Langford, Songs wlba katp wabc wday kfyr cret efef 6:18— 7:15^ReJII6kara Malt Quartat CHAPTER XXrV. was banked with Easter lilies, and Above .the smoke where industry begins. 10:00— Isha m Jones’ Orchestra. SOUTH — wrva wptf wwnc wla wjax KhSO— Singing Strings— Frmn Mon 6:30— 7:30—Program from Canada wfla-waun wiod warn wmo wab wapl The annoimcement of M arya’s seven-branch candelabra lighted 7:0(L- 8:00—Antebal’a Cubans A Vocal Above the busy-ness of shops and stores. treal. wJdx wamb kvoe wky wfaa wbap kpro marriage plans came as a distinct the path of the bride. M arya had 7J30— 8:30—Kay-Saven, Spy Drama woni ktba ktba 11:00— Jeny Freeman’s Orchestra 8 :0 ^ 9:00—B. A. Rolfs Orch.—c to 0 shock to Eve. The girls had work but two attendants — fair-haired Above the hearts purged clean of idle sins. MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kglr kghl 11:80— Charlie Davis’ Orchestra 9:00—10:00—Lopaa Orchestra—to cat PACIFIC COAST — kgo kfl kgw komo ed together for several years. cousins gowned in pink rad blue 9:31^10:80—Harold Starn'a Orchestra kbq kfsd ktar Marya was blessed with a tranquil Oh, always it is good to have a task. 10:00—11:00—Dick Mecaner’s Orchaatra lace frocks. 10:19—11:15—Hollywood Bowl Concert CanL EaaL disposition that often served as oil A fter the ceremony there was a Life’s pattern must grant some work to men. Soaday, Sept. 8 12:30— 1:40—Concert Echoes—o to cat on V the troubled waters of office reception. Later that evening A. M. CB8-WABC NETWORK 1:00— 2:00—Words and Music—c to e 1:3lh— 2:30—Wealth of Harmony—to trials. M arya changed into a dove gray 1 0 :0 0 -^arlo n Carley, pianist. BASIC— East: wabc wade woko weao 0 So let the bugles play, the deep drums thro]b» waab wnac wrr wkbw wkre whk cklw 2KK>— 3:00—Dance Maatera, Or.—to o For a while Marya had been traveling costume trimmed with 10:15— Melody Parade. wdre wcau wlp wjas wean wfbl wspd 2:30— 3:30—Cencaia Favorites—to cat watching sales and making pur fluffy gray fox. And before anjrone America has gone to work again! 10:45— N^fro Spirituals; Coleman wjsv; Midwest: wbbm wgn wfbm kmbo 8:00— 4:00—P. Ash Orchestra—to cat 3:30— 4:80■ Nall SIstars and Harmony chases for her hope chest, for it was aware of it she and Ray had kmoz wowo wbas Williams -ind Rasrmond Morris. EAST A CANADA — wpc whp wlbw 3:45— 4HS—Orphan Annia—«aat only was a tradition among Marya’s slipped away from the others and 11:00— Rboda Arnold ar.d Taylor wheo wlba Wfea wore wlcc efrb ckac 4:00— 9K)5—Ernia Holst's Orchaatra people that a bride should go to fled in a taxi to the Union Station Buckley. DIXIE — wgat wafa wbro wqao) wdod 4:30— 9:30—Thraa X Slaters in Songs her bridegroom with a complete klra wree wlac wdsu wtoc krld wrr 4:45— 9:49—Seibnea at World's Fair where they boarded a train for 11:30—Salt Lake C!ity Tabernacle ktrh ktaa waco koma wdbo wodx wbt 5:00— 6:00—Ross Raardon, Barltona equipment of linens, cooking uten N ew York. Choir and Organ. wdae wblg wtar wdbj wwva wmbg waja 5:15— 6:19—Songs by Ethal Waters sils and silver. Marya’s parents M arya’s wedding w as the sort P. M. MIDWEST — wcah wgl wmt wmbd 9:30— 6:30—Kindargartan Via Radio also purchased her dining room w uq wlan wlbw kfb kfab wkbn wcco 6:00— 7:00—Jack Danny's Orchestra Eve bad once plapned /or herself. 12:30— Polish Program! wabt 6:46— 7:49—Annia, JuiW, Ztka—also a furniture as a wedding gift An She knew, she would always re 1:00— Fred «>ibel at the Orran. MOUNTAIN—kvor klz xoh kal 7:00— 8:00—Talas of Titans, Drama uncle invited her to choose a living member that wedding as One of 1:30— Compinsky Trie. COAST—khj koln kgb kfre kol kfpy 7:30— 8:30—Jamboree From Chicago kvi kfbk kmj kwg kern kdb kgmb 8 JO— 9:30—The Cuckoos from Kuku room suite as his gift. Marya the lovliest she bad attended. She 2:00— John Kelvin. Irish tenor. Cant East. 9:00—I0:00-Th# Laadara Mala Trio was to take to her new home the knew too, that she would miss 2:15— ’iTie r'layboys. ' 9:19—10:16—John L. Fogarty, Tanor bedroom furnishings that had been 12:00— 1:00—Dancing Echoes—c to eat 9:30—10:30—Wm. Seotti A Or^aatra Marya from the office but that their 2:30— Manhattan Moods. 12:81^ 1:30—Savitt String Quar.—to c 10:00—11:00—Henry King A Orehaatra hers since her 21st birthday. 'Thus friendship was the sort that would 3:00— Symphonic Hour. 1 :0 ^ 2:0^-ltalian Idylls—alao coast 10:30—11:30—Reggie Child's Orchaatra the new home would be practically last. 4:00— C!athedra. Hour. equipped. Later as Eve and Dick Vent up 5:00— Willard Robison — Synco- M arya and Ray had speut many the steps of Mrs. Brooks’ house pated Sermons. 6:45— Hank Keene. Simdays driving about the city, they heard their telephone ringing. 5.15— Vera Van. 7:00— Jules Lande— Troubadour of stopping now and then to look at tbe inblin. “Wonder if something is wrong on 5:30— Julia Sanderson rad Ehrank houses in new allotments. M arya the job,” Dick, said as he fitted the Crumlt. ■ 7:30— Dramatic program. wnc had always maintained that she key into the lock. G lorifying 6:03— Elddle Duchln’s Orchestra. 8:00— Light Opera— “Yeoman of Pravelers Broadcaatlng Setviee wanted a little gray bungalow the Guard.” Eve was amazed to hear that the CH I LO RE 6:30— Chicago Knights. Hartford, Goon. when she married but a red brick rail was for her. “This is the 9:00— George M. (Dobra. 7:00—James E. C ^g—“A Hun to,000 W m 060 a . Cm m -6 M. bouse completely captured her 9:80— W alter Wincbell. Times advertising department,’ ^Yourself dred Years of Independent Jour fancy. There was a beamed ceiling came the voice over the wire. ‘W e By Olive Roberts Barton * nalism.” 9:45— Noveliers Quartet. in the story-and-a-half living room. 10:00— ^Mountain Music. are c*Uling about the Bixby adver &/93sar/teii stnvicejNc. 7:16— Modern Male Cnoius. The dining room wsis elevated a Saturdhy, September 2, 1988 tisement for tomorrow. Mr. Barnes ^ By A n ew H art ^ 7:30— John Henry — Black River 10:15— Soloist. trifle with a wrought iron ban E. D. S. T. said he left the copy with you this “Spend as much money as you didn’t need, rad m ray I hadn’t she Giant. 10:30— ^Novelty Orchestra. P. M. nister beside its three steps. In afternoon. W e ’ve been trying to NGS iCR VCS iN(! 10:45— Springfield Republican News one bedroom tbe w^dl8 were paneled can. The quicker we do so the soon-^**^*^- 7:45— Chicago Variety Program. 1:00— Ernie Holst’s Orchestra. get you all evening. Our deadline It was, in a way, all to do over 8:15— John Henry — Black River 11:00— Time, weather, temperature. 1:30— Rex Battle Concert Ensem with an English garden scene and er N. R. A. will achieve its end, If TOU reediy intend to glorify is 10:15, rad it’s nearly that now. again. 3 11:03— Sports Review — BID W il ble. here she planned to place her ma- Giant. What shall we do?” rad we can ease our consciences by The best way is to take it easy. yourself this fall, a clear complexion liams. hagony bed, using a ' light green 8:30— In the Modem Marmer. 2:00— Lotus Gardens Orchestra.' * Eve’s knees seemed to go limp. feeling that extravagance these Get what the young sojourner real 11:15— Quartet. spread and draperies. In the other should be your first aim. 6:00—Triple Bar-X Days rad 2:30— Blue Room (Echoes — Joseph “How dreadful!” she exclai_ed. “I days is a patriotic duty. ly needs to begin on, plus anything 11:30—Dick Messner rad his or- Blume, director. bedroom gay nastiutiums trailed No amount of cosmetics will Nights. left the copy in an envelope on my But right now m ray a mother your pocket book will stand at the cbestra. 3:00—Merry Madcaps — Norman over the walls. ’This room was to bide the fact that yout skin iaa’" 9:30— The Gauchos. desk addressed to The ’Times. Are is worrying about buying clothes present Then- carefully take every 12:00— Winnipeg (Ditadel Band. Cloutier, director; with Frances have furniture enameled green. clear and you can’t atain true 10:00— Freddie Rich Entertains. you sure it wasn’t there?” for her girl or boy going to college, measurement; hat, shoe, stocking, A. M. Baldwin, (to WEAF Network of Colorful floral wall paper adorn beauty if it is muddy or sallow. 10:30— Quiet Harmonies. “The boy said he and Barnes when she h a s,a very thin pocket- dress or suit size, neck-brad, arm, 12:30— (Darios Molina and bis or- NBC). ed the breakfast room. The recrea 11:00— Guy Lombardo anr: his Roy looked all over for it rad then de book to do it on. ’Tuition rad waist, wrist, shoulder— everything. Your health Is reflected In your cbestra. 3:30— N R A Talk. tion room in the basement appealed al Canadians. cided you must have taken it ^ t h carfare cost money, to say nothing Write it all down and > put away complexion. Very often, getting 3:35— Saturday Matinee — Julius to Ray. There was a nursery up your body in good condition will 11:30— Jerry Freeman and his Or you,” ihe voice answered. of board and allowance rad books. where it won’t get lost Mooday. September 4. Nussmra, director. stairs with cunning Mother Goose chestra. “Heavens! Til have to try to get Let me give you some hearten When the letters begin to arrive clear up your skin. If the digestive A. M. 4:00— SUent. figmes on the-wall and light pink into the office rad then call you ing advice. If you cannot' get an — Rose needs an evening dress, after tracts do not function properly, 7:00— Orchestra. woodwork and beside it was an . Monday, Sept. 4 . back from there!” Eve answered- entire new outfit for Laura or Jane, all, for they are to be allowed out the chances are that your com 8:00— Bits of U fe — Leland C. other . well-lighted room which A. M. “Dick, Dick!” she cried. *W e ’ve or for Ben or Dick, don’t worry. certain nights; or she finds most plexion will be grayish or yellow Bickford. would serve as M arya’s studio. 8:00— The Shoppers' Special. got to go to the store right away If you cannot get any outfit for of the girls there wearing swagger ish. 8:15— Soloists. NICKLE PLATE ( ^ G It really seemed to be an ideal 9:00— UtOe Jack Utt’e. to see if I can find the copy for them at all, don’t worry either. suits instead of fall coats— or vice It may be that you need to see 8:30— Time, weather, temperature. home. For ^Ray’s parents it was 9:15— Goldy nd Dusty. tomorrow’s ’Times. Oh, this is ter The Clothes Problem a reliable physician or it may be 8:33— Lew White at the Dual Or the culmination of years of thrift versa— then you will be able to 9:3'!— Dancing Elchoea. rible! There’s a special sale sched I think that every mother who get the needed article as easily as that your aren’t drinking enough gan. ROBS GAS STATION to know that their son could pur 9*45— Reis rad Dunn, songs. uled rad if that ad is"’t in tbe sends a son or daughter to college water or getting enough sleep rad 8:45— Women’s Homq Companion chase such a bouse. Ever since he if Rose were at home trying it on. 10:00— Variety Musirale. morning paper I ’ll lose my job! for the first time has a feeling that exercise. — Jean Abbey. bad received his first earnings Or if John* writes that he doesn t 10:15— Mounti^eers. W e ’ve got to hurry— the deadline a regular trousseau la necessary. need bis new tennis racket as he is Try to get eight hours sleep 9:00— Morning Devotions. Waterbury, Sept. 2.— (A P ) — Rays father and, mother had 10:30— Tbe Merrymakers. is at 10:15 rad there isn’t a minute -It isn’t at all. The average col trying out for crew instead rad every night for a month and see 9:15— Orchestra. Three bandits, believed by police to coached him to prepare for a fu 10:45— To be announced. to spare!” lege student requires .little more wants some shirts with an under if your complexion doesn’t take on 10:00— Four Southern Singers. ture home .of his own. Hence, 11*00— Morning Moods. be members of tne “Nickel Plated Dick got out the car rad they vraiety of clothes than he does at cross-piece, you won’t be exchraging a new clearness that it lacked be 10:15— (Dlara, Lu, ’n’ EJm. though only in the middle twenties, 11:30—Otto ' Neubauer rad the gang” that has held up four grocery drove without a word imtil he home. ' sizes until both you and the postman fore. 10:30— Today’s (Dhlldren. Ray and Marya were to start mar Three Diplomats. stored in two weeks, robbed the pro made an abrupt stop at the side True, be or she should 'have a are worn out. E!at plenty of fresh frull and 10:45— Irma Glen, organist. ried life with no debts except the li:45—Rhythm Ungs. prietor of a Standard Oil Company entrance to Bixby*^ To Elve it certain supply of fundamentals as Put in some summer clothes when green vegetables rad don’t eat *ie~ 11:00— Singing Strings. monthly payments arrzinged to 12*00 M.— George Hall’s Orchestra. gasoline station at East Main street seemed forever before ^he night ray one does who is going away you pack the trunk. Schools wear tween meals. 11:15— (Donstance Ellinwood, so complete the purchase of their P M. and Meriden road at 2:30 a. m. to watchjaan arrived "in answer .to for awhile, but ,aa for trick clothes, light clothes pretty tete—-besides There are some new skin clear prano. home. 12:30—Concert Miniatures. day and escaped after showering a her frantic summons. they can easily wait. Once I fixed there are mray warm fill days. • ing creams on the market too, ad 11:30— Rhythm Ramblers. Marya and Ray bad asked Eve 1:00— Weather Forecast: Connecti pursuing car, contahiing four civil a -girl for school, only to have her The saying goes, “Flreshmen, pack these can be used in conjunction 11:45— Metropolitan Stage Show. and Dick to drive out to see the cut Market Bunetiii. ians. two of whom ' were women, (To Be Continued) write after she got there that mray with your health routine. 12:00— Gene Arnold rad the Com house before the final pape.s were for a month, seniors pack on the J:05— Farm Adjustment News. with pistol bullets. of the things I had bought her she They generally come in two modores. signed. Dick declared it to be well train.” ‘ 1:15—Jack. Griffin’s Orchestra. strengths. Tbe mild one is to be P. M. A St uraelootibmolewCMFWY built and, according to the prevail used as a preventive for muddy 1*30— Baseball Game; Red Sox vs 12:15— Roy Shield rad his orches A stolen automobile was used by ing market, a good buy. Elve the bandits. Tbe machine, its rear skin rad the stronger one for a Washingtl^n. tra. thought the house was perfect rad ing some protein as well as min with surprising power rad feeling, discolored complexion. Apply the 5:00— Sklppy 12:30— The Monitor Views the News window shattered by bullets fired she came back to the apartment eral salts rad vitamino. rad it is a bbok of genuine dis 5:15— Syracuse Spotlight. from within the era at pinauers, 5ISTER Elacb group of foods is neces tinction cream after you have cleaned —Ernest Beaufort. with a wistful longing for such a was foimd abandoned in a sandbank your face at night and leave it 5:30—Jack Armstrong, All-Ameri 12:45— Hme, weather, temperature. home of her own. sary for <• specific reason. Houghton-Mifflin is publishing it near Rod and- Gun Club a t 6:30 a. on while you sleep. can Boy. 12:49— Pat Kennedy.* “Never mind, sweetheart!’’ Dick Carbohydrates furnish beat and act 62. m. 5:45— America’s Grub Street 1:00—Bradford Organ — Louis told her. “You’U probably get energy and fats supiply energy. Speaks; V. F. Cjaiverton-“The fihnest Terry, of 1(W Cooke atzBet, e v e r y t ^ g you want some day but MARTS The minerals, organic salts and Weir. Literature of Labor.” 1:15— March of Transportation. attendant at the station, was unable you can’t expect it all at once.” ash constituents are cleansers and to tell detectives how much money 6:00— Reis and Dunn, songs. 1:30—National Farm and Home “Yes, and now I have my career,” natural blood tonics. the bandits obtained. The cash rep 6:15—Fredd‘e Martin’s Orchestra. Hour. Eve answered, instantly optimistic. The vitamins provide health and 6:45— Russian Gjrpsy Orchestra.' resented the night’s receipts, ndilch “Lots of women who spend their Kitchen vigor rad the power to grow. They 2:30— Singers. 7:3 —Buddy W agner’s Orchestra. 2:35— Organ Melodies— Louis Weir the attendant ^ras carrying m hla days with dustmops rad ironing steady nerves and have a marked pocket, and a smaU site taken from 7:30— Jubilee. 2:46— Songs. boards would be glad to exchange Meal planning is less difficult effect on tbe appetite. the station safe which Terry, oaa of 7:45—: Alfred Kettledon, tenor; 3:00— Sketch.. them for a chance at a job like if you remember that there are the bandit’s guns digging into his Louise Kuchta, pianist 3:15— Words and Music. mine. Besides they say everything certain well established rules which 8:00— Happy Wonder Bakers. riba, was forced to open. comes to him who waits.” 3:45— Dance Masters. govern tbe selectum of the food 8:15— S i o ^ * Sam. 4:00— Radio Guild. “That’s right,” Pick agreed “—if 8:30— NRA Program— Itugh Butler you feed your fasnily. Five defi 5:00— Paul Ash and his orchestra. he keeps busy while he’s waiting!” 8:45— Fray and Braggiotti. nite rules have been worked out 5:30— Singing Lady. And so Eve helped M arya shop 9: —Manhattan Serenaders., DOCTOR’S SON DIES to guide you and each meal should 5:45— Little Orphan Annie. during their noon hours. Arlene 9:30—^The Theater of Today; be planned with thoughtful regard 6:00— Richard Himber and his never accompanied them on these "When tbe World Stopped”— for them. EMsemble. IN AUTO ACCIDENT shopping trips. Charles Tazewell. The first rule in meal planning 6:30— Hme, temperature. "Honestly,” Arlene confided to BY BRUCE CATTON 1C:00— Andre Kostelanetz presents Eve, ‘T can’t work up much excite telle us tnat a balaneed diet must 6:34—Sports Re^ew — Bill WU- 10:30— U tU e Jack Little. Weston, Sept 2. — (AP)—Rua- ment over household doowhackets. be maintained. This means that, LOVE FOB DOCTOR Uams. 10':4b— Columbia Symphony Or sell Munson, met Instant death I ’ll probably wait until I ’m 100 unless one is dieting under a phy C LO UD S HICR L IF E 6:40— Weather. chestra. in the Newtown turnpike this after- yards the other side of the altar sician’s supervision, protein, car 6:42— Fanwus Sayings. 11:15— Phil Regan, tenor. noon when he leaned out of a truck ' and then go on a buying spree! bohydrate rad fat- must be sup 6:45—Today’s ..News — Lowell Here’s a'Somber Novel .^qtb Power 11:30— Casa Loma Orchestra. he was driving to see if some lug The advantage of that wiU oe that plied in definite proportions. Thomas. And Distinction. gage on the back was all right The I ’ll have the very last word in floor- It has been estimated that the 7:00— ^/Lmos 'n’ Andy. steering wheel sUpped from hla waxers rad washlines, I suppose!” minimum calorie requirement for 7:15— ^Baby Rose Marie. A strange, tortOeed and oddly hand as be stood with one foot on The week before Easter Marya a day for adults is twelve calories 7:30— Country Club. forceful book is “The Wooden the running board, the madtine met Ray daily for luncheon. Eve to each pound of body weight. 8:00—Nomads — * Alex KiridofTs Doctor,” by Maiglad EJvans. grazed a and he was thrown rad Arlene attended Lenten serv Children require more f o ^ in pro- orcheatrsu y It Is the novel of a glfl who WBZ-WBZA to tjie ground. Dr. Harry 8.. PhU- ices each noon. On Good Friday portioi to their weight than adults. 8:30— Joe Rlnea and his orchestra. grows up amid poverty and a orok- lips. Westport medical examiner, they met Mr. Bixby coming from 8|»rtiigfleld — Boston 8:45— Gould A Shefter — piano duo Physically active persons need en home to find herself balked, 'ay said death was dug to a fractured the church rad Eve’s heart wanned more fuel or calories than those, of 9:00— CRsater IHnstrels. her own intense and ardent na skull. toward the white-haired old man sedentary habits. However, the 9:80— Herbert liiursh rad his or ture, in her quest for happiness. SuafiBy, September 8. Mimson, the son of Dr. and Mrs. as he bowed to them with dignity. proportionate dlstributloD of calo^-- chestra. A s an adolescent, she falls m A. M. William R. Munson, toe latter “The old lamb!” said Arlene. ies remains about the same— 10 to 9:46— SMsemble. love with her family’s physician. 9:06—Children’s Hour. health officer of W estport was tak- . "To think I usually tremble in my 15 per cent should be protein, 26 10:00— ^The Hour Glass. In its essence, this emotion is about 10:00—Southland sketches. Ing toe luggage from Camp Ibltec boots when he enters the office!” 10:45—Springfield RepubUcsn News per cent fat and tbe remaining 60 like that' which all adolescents pass 10:80—Jqvenllt sketch. • '' Saturday Marya spent her last 11:00—Time, weatoer, teaperature. to the S a i^ tu c k raUrqad statom. ^ to 65 per cent carbohydrates. through but this girl nevei gets 10:45—^Tlme, weather. temptrBtura. day at the store. She bad worked 11:06—Sports R eview ------WU- Minerals Are Essential over it. Perhaps this is because 10:48—Samovar Serenade. industriously to prepare advance Uams. OPBNINO COURT DAlE Tbe second rule concerns min she transfers to the doctor the af 11:00—Morning Mifslcale., drawings iso that the advertising 11:15—Midnight FroUc. eral constituents. Calcium, phosr fection that her drunken father 11:30—^Male* quartet office could run smoothly for a 11:45— Midnight FroUc. Hartford. Sept 2.—(AP)'w THa phorous, iron, iodine, copper and forfeited; perhaps it is simply be 11:46—Metro^htan Organ Recital week te case they foimd no one to 11:45— Southeni Syh^honies. September term of Ufiited StalM other minerals are important fac cause the girl’s emotions are —Arthur Martel. / take her plrae immediately. 12:00— Phil Harris and his orches (Dourt will open tor toe flxfit ttma tors in every meal. deeper and stronger than is usu M arya’s ^ y e s were misty when P. M. tra. In fistory ln OolumUA,' Tiieadity Third, the ."protective” foods ally h e case. A t' all events, it 12:12—Time, weather, temperature. she finally cleared her desk rad A. M. morning at 11 o’clock. Ji|df» E»> which are known tc te rich happens, and it changes her 12:15—Radio City (Doncert packed her personal belongings. 12:30— Wml Sootti and his orches wlP S. Thomas, ttoo baa baep vtelt- sources of vjtamins arp imperative. whole life. 1:80—High Lights tB the Bible. Several girls from other depart tra; ing In (Dolorado with hla f a a ^ , re Fourth, a quart of milk a day Growing to womanhood through 2:00—Summdr Idyll^-Glorla La- ments (came in to, bid her goodby turned today: Court win be haid ifi for each child snd a pint for .each a long period of desperately bad Vey, sopraao. and Barnes cdlled her into his pri COMMITS 8U1CIDB toe TowB^ liaU at Cblumhla, near adult should be u s ^ cither in health, she finally goes' to tbe 2:30—Jan Garber anfi bl® orches vate office f6r a brief session. Then toe summra b,oma of Juitys cooking or as a beverage. “wooden doctor,” as she has named tra. it was closing time end Marya *■ Tbrrlngton, Sept 2 .- (AP) MU- . at OblumHn lakt. Fifth, each meal should contain him, and .tells him of her love. He made a last sury^ of '^he familiar 3:00—^Natiofial Opera (Doncert ld o e m , m Supplementing these fundamen a voung' xnitn, while Staying at a put firm arms about Marya and led 4:80—OrgBD RedtalT-Dlqn Ken O o B h e n 't^ y . H e ' used a pistol G am bia waa gnmliigd tals, bulky foods and water must vacation retreat tt Rie hUa, She her to the locker room. nedy. which Iw took from a drawar in a aaestao of Coa/rapt be included. believM Mm luis''doae it. But ahe 5:00—Friendly. Hour. room oeieupied by OoiistalfiB^Chhrles ■ if. Protein Is Required By All comes back to toll- tb# doctor about To secure a paltem and simple sewing , chart of the above mudal. 5:30— Eva Jessye (Dhoty. SlMeU, who lived in tha same A fter limbh Sunday, Eve and With the .exception of a few con it--rand finds'titet tlteunld emotion tear out this sketdi u d K to Julia Boyd, together with 18 ceifts 6:00— Don Hall Trip sad Phantom hoHae. Thomson had be4h ia poor DiCk jPhiladelphia 12, Waahlngton 8. Winning Runs to Inereise.; Huskies Six Titles. Boston 4, New York 2 (If). (Editor's Note: Following Is leagues where necesessary to the (Only games aoheduled). To Build Team Around Ball the second of a series of three ' progress of soccer. His work to Nattonal League Load to 7 Gamoc Piratoa:: articles on soccer, written by wards that end has attracted the at Seattle, Sept. 2.— (A P )— Profes New York 2, Booton 0 (la t). “Observer,” whose accounts of tentlon ot state officials, and he has sor.' and athletes, who generally Set Ups Are Much Fewer New York 6, Boston 3 (2nd). Carriers; Open Season the sport in The Herald last been asked to head the important anno> each other over soholastlp Pittsburgh 2, St. Louis 1 ( ). Now in Second P la c e ' 11 '•J season gained a wide following. State Cup and Appeals committes standings, co-operated at the Uni Cincinnati 7, Chicago 8. The remaining article will be The Senior League varsity of Washington when an in (Only games scheduled). Sept. 23 Against Hart published early next week.) The senior league in this section atructor of history was made fresh Senators, Yanks Beaten. of the state is the N, C. S. L. Form man crew coach. On Collegiate Grid Slates STANDINGS ford; Rowe Is Captain. The previous article explained the ed about five years ago it has en Or maybe it was the other way relationship between the various deavored to promote the game in around when they made Tom Ameiicsui League By HERBERT W. BARKER * bodies governing and promoting this district. Unfortunately the Bolles, who has given f ' t Huskies W. L. P.C. Associated Frees Sports Writer Soccer. This one will deal with the tendency was to confine the game five Pacific Coast championship The openiog of echool next Wed- Lower Gates Force Schools KLEIN, FOXX PILE Washington ...... 82 44 .651 The battle of Boston was crucial league in which the local teams hold mostly to Hartford with the result frosh eights and one national N e v York ...... 73 52 .584 neiday will aleo eee the etart of membership and the part being only to the Braves today. that it suffered through lack ot chamfionshlp, a member of the Cleveland ...... 68 63 .619 played by different Manchester practice for Manchester High'H 1933 material and variety of teams. With h utory faculty. to Have Well Rounded Philadelphia ...... 62 63 .496 “ Memphis Terry” lead a couple ot residents in promoting the game. grid aeaeon, Coach Thomas F. Kel the revival in Manchester, the later The status of Bolles, who started UP WIDE LEADS IN Detroit ...... 65 66 .488 pitching aces yesterday tee Red Local Coach Is head ley planning to call the hret meet introduction of Stafford Springs and coaching here in 192'', was some Schedules to Attract the Chicago ...... 60 68 .469 skin couldn't trump, tee New York The commissioner for northern the demise ot two Hartford teams what in doubt, with at least two Boston ...... 56 73 .434 Gian IS swept bote games of a dou ing of candidates Wednesday after Connecticut is Matthew Paton. Well the game spread out and more life other schools offering him positions noon with practice on Thursday and nELDOFHiniNG St. Louis ...... 47 82 .364 bleheader, increaaed their National known throughout the state as a and competition was the result. En but his ambition to teach turned National League League lead to seven games and Friday. Manchester opens Its season player and manager of the old Man' Fans; Many Old Rivalries couraged by the success of the thu scales. W. L. P.C. dropped tee Braves into third place, Chester club, Mr. Paton, after an ventures last year the league is go H' was a major in history in his New Yor'e ...... 75 48 .610 a single percentage point behind the absence of several years, has rC' ing further this season and intro' undergraduate lays, and since that to Be Renewed This Fall. Pittsburgh *...... 69 56 .552 revived Pittsburgh Pirates. turned to the game. In town be is duces a Waterbury team with a fine work does not interfere with coach Both Gain Three Points to Boston ...... 70 57 .551 coach for the Olympic A. C. and has prospect of having a strong Swedish Must Win A ll Three ing, the athletes cheered vhen the OhiC&f 0 aeeeeeeeeea 69 59 .539 a number of Juveniles under his di team in New Britain. Games will professors too:-- him in. Trailing two victories to ona now, This Is tee iast of a series of Sta X^OUlS aaetaaaaaa 69 JO .535 rection also. be played with the strong Interna Average .361 and .358 tee Braves needed to snar*. all three three stories dealing with Brooklyn ...... 52 72 :419 His duties as commissioner will tional League in Springfield, Mass., remaining games to make any ap plans and prospects for the Philadelphia ...... 30 73 .407 bring him in contact with the vari and there is a possibility that inter preciable slash in the Giants’ heavy > Cincinnati ...... 49 78 .386 ous clubs and leagues in this vicin state club games will also be play forthcoming college football Respectively; General Up margin. A single game was on the season. ity. Principally his work will be ed. cards today and another doublehead Sport Forum TODAY’S GAMES with Jtmior teams and schools Emd Open Sept. 17 ward Trend Is Noticed. er tomorrow will close tee series. he will probably play an active part The league officially opens its By ALAN GOULD Forty-eight thousand persons, one National League in introducing the Junior State and schedule on Sept. 17. The opening Associated Press Sports Editor of the largest crow ls in Boston GREEN'S REPLY Philadelphia Brooklyn. School Cups previously mentioned. games have been arranged and will \t baseball history-looked on with New York at Boston. Other Local Officials appear in these columns later. New York. Sept 2.—(A P)—Two New York. Sept. 2— (A P )— In not a little pain as first Carl Hub Editor, Sport Forum, Chicago at Cinclmiati. As president of N. C. S. L. and Organized by a group of far-see of tee most conspicuous develo general upward trend of batting bell, lean master of tee screwballf Manchester Herald, St. Louis at Pittsburgh. also of the local senior team, John ing enthusiasts the Hartford Jimior ir:nts In connection with tee 19^3 avorages among the 10 leading hit Dear Sir: American League and^ teen Fred Fitzsimmons, portly T, Munsle will be kept busy. Long Soccer League provides a stepping college gridiron campaign will be ters in each league. Chuck Kleia 1 would very much appreciate Detroit at St. Louis. righthander, stopped tee Braves’ connected with soccer Mr. Munsle stone between the High Schools and the presence oi much fewer “set your giving me an opportunity to and Jimmie Foxx, the slugging spectacular rush which many ^ s - has held many offices both in the Senior League. Prior to its up" games for the bigger schools Cleveland at Chicago. reply to the charge of Mr. Burton Philadelphians, contmued to bit at ton fans hoped would lead to just leagues and clubs. One of the formation many of the boys who and tee renewal of many rivalries Washington at Philadelphia. R. Keeney, manager of the Pion a merry clip to leave their rivals far another pennant as George Stall pioneers in orgsinlzlng the Rec team played on their sebol teams and broken off before oi during the Boston at New York. eers, appearing in your column last behind during the week ending with ings "miracle man” achieved in he has worked hEU'd to get it on a who wished to continue after gradu boom days for various -easons. yesterday’s games. night, and to the effect that we call 1914. staple footing. Important in his de ation found themselves in a dilema. Low Receipts Cause Klein, connecting with 13 hits In ed off the proposed series with the The agitation for the big fellows Hubbell Is Supreme cisions Mr. Munsle will continue his With the exception of the now de ,30 times at bat, boosted his average Hubbell, the league’s leading present associations in town and at Pioneers because we were afraid of to stick to thei' own class gather Sport Chatter funct Hartford United team none them. three points to lead tee National southpaw was supreme in tee first the same time guide the destinies of of the senior clubs were willing to ed scant headway when they were League at .361, 34 p o ii^ mor than The Manchester Green team has game which tee Giants finally cap the N. C. S. L. take a risk and experiment with the sissured of sell-outs for all climax his teammate, Virgil Davis. Foxx by hard work, earned the right to A field of thirteen Rec members tured in tee tenth, 2-0. Hubbell al The Hartford County Junior younger players. Consequently, f- engagements aud could therefore aiso gained three points as he the title of champions ot the Man of the track team will answer tee lowed only four hits as he outpitch Coach Thomas Kelley League chose as its president, Jc-m ter graduation, the junior element afford to ignore the gate receints pounded out 10 hits and his average chester American League, it was ed Frankhouse by a wide margin A. Pratt of this town. Associated found themselves delegated to the as well as the.criticism associated ot .358 led his nearest rival in the starting gun for the races which not an easy task to beat the North and hung up his 20 victory and lOte Saturday 23. against Hartford High. with soccer for a number of years role of spectators instead of play with early season gallops over in American League, A1 Simmons, by will be held in Norwich Monday, End Arrows two out of three, and Expects Good Year as a player, Mr. Pratt assisted in ers. In this way many boys were ferior foes. It was not until ath 22 points. (Labor Day) Director Busch an shutout oi tee campaign. still more difficult to defeat the Coach Kelley, who returned from the formation of the local senior forced to take up some other sports letic budgets f.Jled to balance and nounced today. The team has been Except for one inning, Fitzsim Baldwin A. C., but we did just that, The 10 leading batters in each vacation yesterday, is loath to talk team and acted as its secretary for to find an outlet for their energies salaries began to be trimmed teat league: practicing very hard under the di mons was just as effective in the and when, as per my promise to Mr. about prospects for the season but the better part of last season and, Start Second Season the larger schools decided it was rection of Coach Wigren. The team second game and tee Terrymen Burton, I placed his proposal to Foxx, Philadelphia ...... 358 admits that he expects to have a when necessary, assisted as a play A success from the start, the perhaps the best policy, after all. will leave at ten o’clock in the romped away to a 5-3 triumph. The play a series with the Pioneers, be Simmons, Chicago ...... 330 fine backfield, composed of last er. Having strong inclinations to junior league opens its second year to have a we'l-rounde<* schedule, Manush, Washington ...... 335 morning and each member of tee Giants' two pitching aces added in fore the Green team, the Green boys year’s veterans, and also expects to wards the promotion of junior and in a very optimistic mood. Eight furnishing as much action and box Gehrig, New YorK ...... 331 team is asked to be on time for the sult to injury by driving in the win promptly and flaUy declined to find plenty of line material in the juvenile teams he transferred bis clubs comprise the league. The office appeal as possible from the departure to Norwich. The follow ning run in each battle. play, not only the Pioneers, but any Kubel, Washington ...... 329 field of candidates. All in all it'looks energies to the formation of .he schedule has been completed and all outset. Gehringer, D etroit...... 327 ing members are to meet at the Hurlers Star At Bat like this year’s team is expected to other Manchester team, unless it be present Olympic A. C. His enthus is in readiness to go on Sunday, Shatter Precedent Appling. Chicago ...... 324 East Side Recreation Centers Mon Hubbell took things into his own show promise of being of a cham for a recognized title. iastic efforts as manager were in Sept. 10. Free from debt and with Yale for instance, instead of fur Dickey, New Y ork ...... 323 day, 10 a. m.; James J. O’Leary bands in the 10th. Errors by Jordan pionship calibre. strumental in placing the club in its a small balance to its credit it is to We are after the Town Champion ther considering the sugg< ition to Cochrane, Philadelphia ...... 321 Richard Carpenter, Wilson McCor and Ma.anville put Mancuso and Rowe Is Captain present strong position. His work be expected that the progress of ship, and we believe we have the cut its schedule to five games, has Higgins, Philadelphia...... 32d mick, W. J. Murch, James Toman Ryan on base with only one out and Eddie Rowe, chunky guard, is ( several of the committees of the last year will be continued. Weth team to win it. The Green boys lifted seven consecutive engage Natlonaj Robert C. McCormick, Joseph Pack Hubbell slashed a single teat sent captain of the Red and White this Junior League won for him his pres ersfield, Windsor and Bloomfield considered that if they were to play ments this fall with opponents of Klein, Philadelphia ...... 358 ard, Gordon Fraser, Michael Bro tee first run home. Ryan scored on season. The team faces one of its ent position as president. As such have first-class teams in the High the Pioneers, they could not fairly major rank from the South and Davis, Philadelphia ...... 347 zowski, Raymond Jewel, Elarl Shedd Joe Moore’s long fly. toughest opponents in the opener he will find plenty of opportunities Schools. It is hoped that teams refuse to play any other team that Blast. The Bllis will shatter prece Schulme’-ich, Philadelphia ... .327 Arthur Patton and James Crowe. with Hartford High, losing last year With tee game deadlocked at for teaching the younger element can be formed in those districts to proposes a series, and as stated dent b> playing Princeton i their Hafey, Cincinnati ...... 326 by a score of 20 to 2. Manchester 3-aU. Fitzsimmons came to bat in the soccer game, and that is a job compete in the junior league. It can above, the Green boys intend to try fin,x game as ate as Dec 2, mean- Piet, Pittsburgh ...... 325 Due to the fact teat several of had a fairly successful season last the ninth with two men on and he thoroughly enjoys and applies be done if the High School coaches and win the Town Championship by whl « allowing an extra week of Vaughan, Pittsburgh ...... 324 the West Sides are going to Boston fall, much better than was antici pumped a double into tee overflow ' himself without stint. will assist and undertake to guide playing other Manchester teams, preparation between the Georgia Martin, St. Louis . . ; ...... 321 to see the Brave-Giant games to pated at the start, winning four crowd in center field teat drove bote ^ Bob Pratt Secretary the teams for the first year or so. who, like the Green, have earned .he and Harvard games. morrow, the West Sides have called and losing four. Terry, New York ...... 319 of teem home. The secretaryship of N. C. S. L. is To Invite Coaches right to play for that tiUe. With ail In the Big Six conference, tee Fullis, Philadelphia ...... 317 off their games for Sunday and Bristol Loses Gurske Pittsburgh, meanwhile, hung up vested in Robert Pratt. Connected Apropos the State Schools Cup due respect to the Pioneers, we feel rule limiting members to eight Frederick, Brook’y n ...... 315 Monday. The team defeated Middletown, its seventh successive triumph as with the old Manchester club and the plans for which are now matur that they have no official, no really games fo, the seasqn has been Meriden, Bulkeley and Windham Pie Traynor’s single In tee llte president during the season it won ing. It is expected that coaches in recognized standing, at the present waived again, because of the finan- The Eagles, under tee temporary and lost to Hartford, Bristol, East broke up a great pitcher’s duel be- ^ the State League and State cup Mr. the different High Schools will be time, in the field of contenders for e.al situation. This year the maxi management of Ekldle Dwyer call Hartford and West Hartford. Eight tween Larry French and Bill Halls- ^ Pratt assisted in formation of the invited to attend a meeting to dis the Championship of Manchester. mum is 10 games. opening practice tomorrow morning regulars were lost through gradua local senior eleven. He was a mem We have whipped them twice, and Customary On Coast OLYMPICS TO PLAY at ten o’clock. All former players ban and gave tee Corsairs a 2-1 ver tion. cuss the proposition. The plans now ber of the team selection committee are to offer the cup in open com though as Mr. Burton states, they Longer seasons Have been cus are requested to appear. Any can dict over tee St. Louis Cardinals. » The year 1933-34 is expected to Emd represented the club at league petition on the knock-out basis. The may have, by picking up, or borrow tomary for years in the South and didates wishing to try for a position The anclnnati Reds bunched six ' mark the end, at least temporarily, meetings. When he was offered and winners to hold for one year. The ing, a batch of new players, improv Southwest as well as or the Paci STAFFORD SPRINGS must appear sharply at ten o’clock. hits with eight walks to whip tee of Bristol High's dominance of the accepted the league secretaryship state would be divided into sections ed their team, still as we remember fic Cloast. due to weather advan A short meeting will follow prac Chicago C^ibs 7-3. Centra] Connecticut Interscholastic h<- very reluctantly severed his of I the teams in each section would them, there was room for vast im tages tice. The management has secured Amerk Leaders Lose League. Manchester and West ficial connections with the Rec team be paired until only one team is provement, and I know that upon Eastern developments have indi I I I * P I A former M. H. s.S. anaand cud Cub star lorfor In tee only American League ■ Hartford are picked as the most so as to leave himself free to render left after which Inter-sectlohaJ refiection, Mr. Burton will agree cated progress toward the orma- games, Boston Red Sox rallied for formidable obstacles to Bristol’s Looal Junior tloyon UDOUS ^ announced impartial judgment to all questions games would be played and so on that his question as to whether or tio of a conference of eight or ten later. two runs in tee 12th to beat tee New ' drive for the grid title this fall. I as they arose. Later he was offered until the final game. Such a com not we are "afraid" is somewhat un major universities, to achieve com York Yankees, 4-2, and Jimmie ' Bristol has lost the great Alble and accepted the presidency ot the petition would decide and carry reasonable. mon aims and advantages. Mean Walter "T y " Holland, who la now Foxx hit his 37tb homer as the Gurske and a large number of other Season at Charter Oak local junior team and still holds that with it the title of State champions. I did exactly as I promised, plac while many a hatchet has been on the verge of annexing bis sixth Athletics trounced tee league lead regulars. The team is captained by position. As a progressive Mr. Further details will be given in ed the matter before the Green burled and ancient grudge forgot straight local slnglei title, travels ing Washington Senator, 12-3. Kwiathowskl. Meriden has ten Pratt has little sympathy for an these colunms from time to time. Caub, and as promptly as 1 could ten in the get-together of natural Field Tomorrow at 3. to Springfield today to enter tee regulars back but lost four of its cient shibboleths. He assails state The next article will discuss the notified the Pioneers that the Green rivals. New England Public Parka tourney best performers through gradua boundries as impositions Eind ad local teams and their prospects for team declined to play them. 1 offer on tee Invitation of tee New Eng< tion. ed the Pioneers the use of Jarvis vocates sectional and inter-state the coming season. Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o’clock, land Lawn Tennis Aaaociation. The Local Schedule Grove, and our equipment, for a BLUEFIELDS TO MEET Referee Sam Prattt will toot hla Manchester’s schedule consists of game with any other team tomor Red Menn, who has been regular eight games again this year, the whistle and tee soccer season w ill Sport Briefs champion to do battle with the row, and further, ascertained that start on its way agmn unUl next catcher for the Gems of Hartford first league battle being at Middle- the Baldwin A. C. would be glad to Green for the title of “Best Team in MILLER’S NINE TODAY May. Stafford Sprinn will line up during moat of the present season, town, Sept. 29. Bristol and Meriden GREEN TO OPPOSE play the Pioneers,- and so advised left yesterday to join tee Royals at will play here this year, as will Town." In the mean time, the in opposition to tee CMympics at tee An effort to legislate against Green club has decided to confine Mr. Burton. Mr. Editor could 1 do Chapter Oak street grounds. Montreal. Munn will finish tee sea transportation of wild game by air- Windham. All the other games will any more? Due to a last minute cancellation son with the International League be played away from home. their playing to games with teams First Game Here ilane in Montana was unauccaas- When the Pioneers refused to ac the Bluefields will not play the team. ul. The complete schedule follows: PEQUONOCKS HERE from out of town, feeling that by This will be tee first time Stafford cept my offer of Jarvis Grove for Highland Ice as was scheduled but Sept. 23— Hartford High, away. doing so, any disruption of sched will meet R. O. Millers instead. R Springs has been represented In w J y®*" ®f® w®r^ ules, misunderstanding of qualifica tomorrow, and refused to play the soccer In this town. Both Manches A good many of the ■cbecmle^gtven free tickets to a game honor- Sept. 29— Middletown, away. Baldwin A. C. I Immediately went O. Millers Is a very strong team and- doubles net matches locally have Oct. 7— Bristol, home. tions, etc., will automatically be a close battle is expected. ter teams have played agalnit teem ng the S t Louie Cardlnala’ new avoided. looking for an out of town team to at Stafford Springs. The Olympics been postponed until a later date. manager, Frankie Friach. Oct. 13— Meriden, home. meet the Green on our home Stewart Kennedy, Bluefield short Local League Champs to Manager Hublard intends to keep were beaten, 2 goals to 0, and the due to the Indtapoaltlon ot tee play Oklahoma’s fourth annual cro Oct. 20—East Hartford, away. grounds tomorrow, and have booked stop, will not be at his position to ers to go through with tee matches Oet. 27— West Hartford, away. his charges in the “ pink" by play' day because his arm has not quite Rec team came out on top to the quet tournament, at Andarko. at ing teams of equal ability, and hopes thi Pequonock Town Team for such tune of S to 1. It will be interest at the present time. Only two tracted entrants from four states. Nov. 4—Bulkeley, away. Battle Visitors at Jarvis a game. recovered from tee blow he received matchea are elated over the holi Nov. 11— Windham, home. to arrange games so that the Green Sunday when he was hit by a pltoh- ing to see If Stafford can rapeat Joe Vance, Dallaa pitcher who will play at about three or four-day I am sorry indeed to have to ask against tee juniors. Playing In tee days, Harria-Harrts meeting the doubles in the outfield, li rated tea you to use so much of your valuable ed ball. winner of the Wemer-Mahoney- Grove Tomorrow. intervals, and at home as much os Bill Jones will pitch for tee Blue Eastern Connecticut Soccer League fastest base runner In tee Texas possible, until the town champion column, but we have tried so hard against teams from Baltic. Putnam, Brlmley-Cotton match at the High eague. to avoid becoming Involved in any fields. This -boy has plenty of League Leaders ship series gets under way. New London, tee Stafford team fin School this evening at 6 o’clock, and The “least sacrificing" of all big misunderstanding, that 1 feel this smoke and curves and is sure to ished last season half way up the Jesania-Brltton meeting Dexter- eaguers this season seem to be Tomorrow afternoon at 3 p. m. the lengthy explanation is necessary to cause plenty of trouble for the vis Dexter Monday afternoon at 6 iting team. league table and managed to get to Luke Appling, Jim Foxx, Baba By Associated Press Manchester Green team, champions properly clear the situation created o’clock. The game this afternoon will be the cup semi-final to be defeated by Ruth, Lou Gehrig and Pepper Mar (Including games M yesterday). of the Manchester American Lea ALL STAR HELD by Mr. Burton's complaint, and will played at the West Side Oval and Baltic who vont on to defeat Plain tin, none of whom, up to aiid-Au- gue, will clash with Poquonock sincerely appreciate your publishing field In the final. Their uniform will National the same. will start promptly at 3 o'clock. gust, was credited with a eiagle Batting—Klein. Phillies. .381; be white sweaters and black knlck- sacrifice bunt Town Team, at Jarvis Grove. The Thanking you, 1 remain. The umpire for today’s game will be Davis. Phillies, .347. FOR TENNIS TILT era. RUN HOPEFUL STAKE team from up the river is a fast, Very truly yours, James O’Leary. Sad Sam Jonee, veteran White Runs— Martin, Cardinals, 103. hard-hitting aggregation of ball- Expect To Click Sox pitcher, hasn’t made a throw to J. Hublard. The Bluefields will not play Sun Runs batted 'n— Klein, Phillies, tossers, that should give the locals The Olyfiiplcs will be represented first base to try to oatoh a runner Forest HIIIb, N. Y., Sept. 2— (A P ) Manager, Manchester Green day or Monday due to tee fact that AT SARATOGA TODAY 109. a stiff battle, and perchance, a drub by the same players ai last year. off tee bag in five leaaons. —An all-star International field of Baseball Club. many players are going away. Hits-Klein, Phillies. 189. bing, for they have beaten some With one year of experience behind Robqrt Moaee “L efty’’ Grove, A te* 90 today opened fire on the national teem they expect to give a good Doubles—Klein, Phillies. 40. of the best teams of their kind in Saratoga, Spxinga, N. T „ Sept. 2 letlce’ pitcher, rates Joey Sewell his singles championsUlp Ellsworth account against what will be a Triples—Vaughan. Pirates, 18. Hartford county. —(AP)—Saratoga’s 27 day race most ‘ troublesome left handed bat Vines has held for* the post two heavier team. They will-wear tee Home runs- Klein, Phillies, and The game tomorrow will be the Last Night s Fights Yesterday*s Stars meatlng cloaed today with 16 two- ting foe and Al Sinunona tee hard- Berger, Braves, 25. years. well known red and white sweaters, first engaged in by the Green with year olds matching atrldaa in the eat-to-rettre right bander. Vines himself, despite a disastrous with black knlokera, black stockings Stolen bases— Martin, Cardinals, an out-of-town team, since the By Aaaoclated Press $40,000 Hopeful and C. V. Whitney’s Oregon and Oregon BteU wlU 19. campaign here and abroad, ranked with red and white tops. All play Green's entry into the lists for the as one of the four outstanding fav By Associated Press Carl Hubbell and Fred Fltaaim- Equipoise seeking hla aevtnte aue- stage teelr annual m tb a ll game In Pitching—Cantwell Braves, 19-7. ers are to be on hand at tee School Manchester town championship. orites along with big Frank Shields Cincinnati—Freddie Miller Cin mona. Giants, pitched and batted cesalve victory In the 03d running ot Portiand tele fall after a lapee of American cinnati, outpointed Lou Feldman, Street Rec at 2 p. m. 16 yeare. The Green, by virtue of winning the of New York, unb^ten on grass the Giants to double victory over tee Saratoga cup over one and three Batting—Foxx, Atheltics, .358; “ American" League championship, New York, lO, Bravea. One of tee first actlvlttes pro this year. Jack Crawford of Austra TO HOLD PRACTICE quarter miles. Simmons, White Sox, .336. is now sitting prettily on their Beaumont. Tex.— Wilbur Stokea, Jimmy Foxx, Ateletlca—Hit 37te Although it was the longest dla- moted by the new Fort Worth, T$x., Runs— Gehrig. Yankees, 113. lia, French and British champion, laurels, awaiting the emerging of a and Fred Perry of England whose Lakeland, Fla„ outpointed Buster home nm, triple and single against tones ha has ever run, Equipoise CMt aaaoelatton was a dty*wlde Runs batted in— Fexx, Athletics, Maillnl, New Orleans, 10. Senators. The Baldwin A. C., one of tec properly qualified opponent from smashing play at Auteull enabled was tee prohibitive choice at 1 to ppttlnf touraamant .33. Dallas, Texas— Tracy Cox, In- Larry French and Pie Traynor, fastest junior football teams In town the somewhat chaotic situation' ex Great Britain to capture the Davis 0. Victory would run Bqulpolsa’s Burleigh' Orlmea, D a o y Vasea Hits-Manush, Senators, 186. dl.>napollt, stopped Rickie Mack. during tee aeaaen of 82, will hold a isting amongst the other contenders cup from France. Pirates -Former^ outpitched Bill total earnmga close to tee 1120,000 and Jess Halnee of theCardiaals, Doubles— Bums, Browns, 42. Dallas 8. iractlce tomorrow mcming at ten for the Towm Championship. Twenty-six matches were on the Hallahan and latter ooxmected with mark. «ach 40 years Ud, ha*?* itched a Triples— Manush, Senators, 14. It is expected that the Blueflelds, opening day’s program. San Franciaco-^ohnny Pena, third bit o f game in elavente to beat o’clock, at the Chartar Oak field. Mrs. Sloane’i entry of High total of almoat 660 major leaguo Home runs—Foxx, Atheltics, 37. Pirates, Sub-Alpines, and West Side New York, outpointed Young Tom Cardlnala. Any junior player In town is Invited guest, rated by many aa the out* vletoiies. Stolen bases— Walker. Tigers, 23 my, Philippines, 10. Tom Oliver and Dusty Cook, Red teams will eventually, by bats, fists, Lefty Grove has never driven his to attend -tela session for a tryout. standing candidata for Juvenile DIvIbIob of playora la the ThdUaa, Pitching — Whltehlll, Slenators, bit single and triple, respective or courts of law, settle their vari car faster than 45 miles an hour, San Diego—Andy'MltchaU. Lot-.g box, he manager of the Baldwin’s would honors, and National Anthem fuled ■tato omateur gat meet nest year Bd Grove, Athletics. 18-7 3each, outpointed Dutch Welmer, ly, to drive In two runs in I2th in ous differences, and send forth a though he loves a fast ball. llks to see Patsy Vince, star end of tee favorite at 6 to I to win the Into O sM A. caasa B and d an 0 fi Tuclofi, 10. vletery ovar Yanks. the Eagles of II. at this meeting. Bujer share of the belaf pregoeed. .... . L- . , / ■! ■-• V ' 12'' * PAGE BIGHT MANCHEHi'ER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATUKDAYrSEPTEMBEK 2 ,1983. Read the C lassified Rental Propertq Listinq on this l^q LOST AND FOUND 1 AUIOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 APARTMENl'S—FLATS— SUBURBAN FOR RENT 6b 68 FElilALE GERMAN POLICE dog WK BUY SELL and azcbanga uaao TENEMENTS, FOR RENT—FOUR ROOMS on OPEN FORUM PLAYGROUND AT T NO H ERALD GARMENT STRIKE came to our home Monday evening. cars all makes and modaia Armory Lake street, lights, water, small FOR RENT—THREE, FIVE and EFFICIENT CANDIDATES Owner apply 194 Highland street Garage. 60 Wells atreet Telephone six room tenements, with all mod adult family preferred, rent |18, MONDAY or telephone 7983. Including lights. Call 6970< Editor The Herald: 6874. em improvements. Inquire at 147 Perhaps politics in Manchester CLOSES IN CARNIVAL No issue of the Man IS NOT FELT HERE CANARY BIRD ESCAPED from East Center street or Pbone 7864. doesn’t get exciting until after the I chester Evening Herald cage, would appreciate being noti- WANTED TO RENT 68 holiday but it seems to me that AUTO ACCESSORIES— FOR RENT— TWO 4 ROOM tene- there is considerable apathy in this will be published on Mon ned if bird ie caught or located. TIRES 6 ments, first and second fioors, all day, Labor Day. Phone 6440. FOR RENT — UNFURNISHED town this year over the men who Prizes Awarded for Best Leading Dress Shops Find improvements at 170 Oak street, single rooms in Weldon’s Block, will be chosen to guide the affairs of FOR SALE — USED TIRES: 3 rent |20. inquire Maples Maternity reasonable. Also auto compart the citizens through one of the most 700x18; 2, 650x19; 1, 600x18; 3 Home. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 ments in the rear. Inquire Dr. Wel perilous eras the world has ever Dolls, Floats and Pets Dis Their Stock Is Not Cur 600x19; 5, 476x19; 5, 500x19; 4, don. seen. It behooves every voter to 550x19; 1, 600x21; 2, 450x20. Esso FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT, new- give thought to his choice for town FOR SALE—NASH car, practically Station, Comer Main and Bissell ly redecorated, all improvements, offices this year. We can ill afford played in Parade. GERMAN LEADERS tailed hy Trouble. new, owned and driven by one per street. garage if desired. Apply 18 Hazel FARMS AND LAND to trust the town’s financial des street. son only, run 8,800 miles. Call 7560. FOR SALE 71 tinies to inexperienced incapable men. PLEDGE LOYALH FOR RENT— UPSTAIR FIVE The north end playground closed Although the garment strike in NEW 1933 CHEVROLEl sedan; MOVING—TRUCKING- Looking over the list of aspirants New York has practically crippled room flat, all improvemints, rent VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE in for the season yesterday with an 1929 Fora Coupe; 1928 Whippet N. Coventry. Poultry specialty. for office it comes to my mind that dress and coat production stores STORAGE 20 reasonable at 610 Center street. all-day klddlea carnival that at (Conthmed from Page One) sedan; 1927 Chevrolet sedan; 1928 Bargain. Electricity, good neigh- several of the new candidates are here have been able to 'maintain a 1 1-2 ton truck. Brown’s Garage, Telephone 3839. b.vrhood. F. Schmidt. Telephone men who have been unable to make tracted a large crowd of young party before 1930 were allowed to steady line and have at all times 8805. West Center street. SILVER LANE BUS LINE offer the sters all out tc win one of the FOR RENT—TWO 6 ROOM tene- WllUmanUc 2138-5. a success of their own businesses. come to the Numberg parley. been prepared with the latest show accommodation ot CLelr large Oe> Isn’t it ridiculous to think of anyoije many prizes. Winners were finally ings in women’s wear. This Is at 1933 PLYMOUTH sedan; 1930 Ford Luxe bus for lodge, party or team ments, second floor, all improve EJacb local group brought Its Nazi desiring a hand in the great task of named as follows: banner, whose bearer marched in tributed largely to the fact that Coach: 1929 Chevrolet coach; 1930 trips at special rates. Phone 8063. ments, first months rent free, rea managing a million dollar business HOUSES FOR SALE 72 1st prize, prettiest and beat with fifteen thousand others In an Manchester’s leading dress shops ^Chevrolet coupe; 1929 Buick 8860. 8864. sonable. Apply 11 Walnut such as Manchester’s who himself were early in placing orders. dressed dell—Barbara Keeney: impressive parade of twelve col coupe; 1928 Dodge sedan; 1928 FOR SALE OR RENT—Fine .loca- hasn’t been capable of handling a 2nd, Barbara Newbury; 1st prize LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM flat, umns, of which eleven were in single Hale’s, Rubinow’s smd the Wilrose Hup sedan Cole Motors. 6463. tion, single bouse. Inquire 37 Ben little 33,000 job. I am sure if every best doU carriage, Winifred .julsh; moving, general ^rucking, livery West Center street, with all im file, while twelve in the center shop have consistently contacted ton street. Town. voter would give thought to that 2nd, Florence Morlarty. service. Our affiliation witb United provements. inquire 237 West Cen marched twelve abreast. the New York market so that there ter street after 5. point the right men would always be Pet and Hobby Show would not be a shortage in the stock Vans Service means lower rates on elected to office in Manchester. Loud speakers carried the snappy Want Ad Informstlea 1st prize prettiest pet, won by kept at these three stores, it was furniture moving to distant points. Very truly yours, Albin^ Kas’ce, "dog.” commands by Robert Ley, chief of Large modern trucks, experienced FOR RENT—3 ROOM APART- learned today. Miss Mary Sargent CONSIDERATE. 2nd, oddest pet goat, Sophia Lu the political division, to the utmost representing Hale’s, William Rubi- men. prompt service, all goods in MEINT, all Improvements, hot wa Manchester kas. comer of the huge Lultpolhain now and his daughter Charlotte rep sured while in transit are features ter heat furnished, also garage. In FOUR CHAIN STORES quire 18 Lxlley street, upstairs. 3rd, cutest pet cat, Ronald Field, which was lined by hundreds resenting Rubinow’s, and Mrs. Rose .Evening Herald offered at no extra expense to you. lynn. of thousands of spectators. Kronick representing the Wilrose Dally trips to New Tork, baggage FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM tene- ON LOCAL NRA LIST WALL STREET BRIEFS Beat all round playground boy, The exercises thus gave a remark shop have been in New York twice CLASSIFIED uolivered direct to steamship piers. ment, with all improvements, at George Baske. able physical demonstration that a week since the strike began to ADVERTISEMENTS For further information call 3063 Hitler's organization reaches Into make sure that their stocks were 58 Bircb street. Inquire upstairs. New York, Sept. 2.— Security Honorary hiention for good play 8860, 8864. Perrett A Glenney. Inc. every German hamlet and village. not depleted. All three have their and commodity markets through ground booster, Freddie Lucas. Count am avaraga worda to a itaa. FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM flat with As invariably happens, the chan complete fall lines now and their Initials, Dumbara and abbreviations Total Today Is 472 as Big out the coun*ry were generally Six P. M. Parade of Floats garage. All improvements, 29 cellor’s appearance on the meadow patrons need .not fear that the each count aa a word and compound closed today and will not reopen 1st prize, all around best work, worda as two words. Minimum oost Is REPAIRING 23 Walker street. Tel. 3437. Howard and Arthur Holmes. was the signal for a tremendous strike has in any way curtailed the price o( three lines. Group Adopts Code Since until next Tuesday morning. stock they usually display at this Line rstss psr day for tranalant 1st prize, most original float, Ed ovation. MOWER SHARPENING, vacuum FOR REINT—FOUR AND six room time of year. ads. cl saner, washing machine, gun, die Pavelach and Alphonse Lukas. iOStcctlTe Starch 17, 10SI7 tenements, all Improvements. Tele The New York Security Dealers lock repairing, key making. Braltb- Yesterday. Association, comprising brokers 1st prize, the most work on float. Mr. Rubinow returned, yesterday Casb Cbargs phone 4545 or 6230. from New York. He reports that 6 Consecutlvs Days 7 ots| > ots walte, 52 Pearl street who deal in stocks and bonds on Joe Varrick and Fred Lucas. WEALTHY FARMER SUED S Consecutlvs Days ..I > ota, 11 ets FOR RENT—6 ROOM ten3ment on the "over-the-counter” market, has Most interested and active base most of the garment factories ex 1 Day ...... I 11 otal It ots Four chain stores with branches ball booster, Billy Archlvy. pect their employes will return to All orders for irregular Insertions Wadsworth street, with garage. adopted the new two-day delivery Adults. Tel. 4298. in Manchester were included in the Best camper, Joe Sudolf. BY WIFE FOR DIVORCE work sometime this coming week. will bs charged at the one time rate. COURSES AND CLASSES 27 plan recently approved by the New Accompanying Mr. Rubinow was Special rates for long tsrm svsry huge list of signers of the Presi York Stock Exchange, t ellveries of Smallest boys tennis. Joe Napoli. his daughter. Miss Charlotte G. day advertising given upon request. BEAUTY CULTURE— Elam while FOR RENT—NEAR Center, two dent’s Reemployment Agreement -opuritles sold on the counter mar Tennis senior boys, not flushed Winsted, Sept. 2.— (A P )—Mrs. Ads ordered for tnree or six days yet. Rubinow, who returns next month to and stopped before the tblrd or fifth learning. Details free. Hartford modem, five room flats, outlet for recorded at the local post office ket, effective next Friday, will be Lillian J. Halllwell of .Utchfield Academy of Hairdressing 693 Malo electric stove, garage if desired since yesterday noon, bringing the Tennis boys. 10 to 13. 1st. Billy Wellesley College for her Junior day will be charged only foi the ac n>ade the sfcond ful: business day ^led suit for divorce today in Su year. Miss Rubinow made some tual number of times the ad appear street. Hartford. Pbone 0661.. local total to 472. A list of 48 con after the transaction, or a day lat- Archlvy; 2nd, Alphonse Lukas. perior Court against Walter Scott ed, charging at the rats earned, but special selections designed expressly cerns were added, including the e; than under the present system. Tennis boys, 13 to 15. not finish Halllwell, wealthy fermer. She no allowance or refunds can be made ed. for the wardrobe of college girls. on six time ads stopped after tbs H'OR RENl—TWO, THREE and Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea com charged cruelty, intemperance and HELP WANTED—MALE 36 four room furnished ot unfurnished pany, the F. W. Woolworth com Girls’ tennis, 1st, Frances Wanr The fact that Miss Rubinow has fifth day. AUTOIST RESPONSIBLE statutory offenses and seeks to at been a student for the past two No “till forbids"; asplay lines not apartiiaents. Manchester Constmc* pany, McLellan’s Stores and the W. lych; ;?nd, Mary Kovas. tach property valued at $1,500,000. sold. WANTED —MIDDLE-AGED man tion Co rei 4131 or 4859. years at one of the finest women’s Tbs Herald will not be responsible T. Grant company. Best girl for all round sports, be Mrs. Halllwell, asking alimony to work on farm. Must be good Hartford, Sept. 2. — (AP) — colleges in the country, and actually tor more tban one Incorrect Insertion The other signers were: Marshall Deputy Coroner Harrison D. Scho havior, interest etc., Eleanor Vltt- and custody of her child, charged of any advertisement ordered tor milker. Room and board furnished. rwo OF OUR BE81 three room ner. knows from experience the needs Larson, American Conservatory of field holds Jules Fontaine of 156 in the suit that ber husband is ben and tastes of college girls, makes more tban one time. Telephone 7674. apartments are vacant, redecorat Music school, Fred A. Warren, L. T. Best worker in craft work. Ths Inadvertent omission of incor ed, hot wa^r. Johnson Block. Tei. Babcock street criminally respon eficiary of a trust fund from which her especially weU fitted for se- rect publtoatlon of advertising will bs Wood company, Fred C. Clark, Cole Mamie Buckler. 6917 or 7685. sible for the death of Captain Aus he derives an annual income of selecting apparel for college wear. rsotiflsd onlv by oanosllntlon of tbs Motors, Charles C. Hayes, Lipp and tin E. Dungan of the Hartford Fire The dolls were Judged on the $120,000. In addition, she said, be College girls In Manchester wlD no charge made tor the eervice endered. Sons, Henry Ahem, Maples Mater following points: Cleanliness, type All advertisements must conform POULTRY AND SUPPLIES 43 FOR RENT—MODERN 6 room Department, July 29 in the coroher's owns property and goods'valued at doubt make Rubinow’s their head nity Home, A. Clark, M. A. Pond, of clothes, a. Neatness; b. Simplici in style, copy and typography with uinement, witb garage, on Edger- report filed in the Superior Court. $300,000 exclusive of their $50,000 quarters for purchasing their fall AIXEIN'S ROASTING ducka live Belt’s garage, Oswald's meat ty; c. Home-made; evidence of care regulations enforced by the publish ton street, five minutes to mills. Captain Dungan, 49 years old, of home in Litchfield and a $300,000 and winter wardrobes. ers and they reserve ths right to l^'c lb., dressed 22c i'oliano I'uro- market, Ray soda shop, Manchester Fire Co. No. 5, was riding to a fire of doll. home in Southern Pines, N. C., edit, revise or reject any copy eon- pike and Parker streets. Tel. 8837. Telephone 8301. sidsred objeotionable, Shoe repairing shop, Manchester on a hose truck operated by Fire The pets were judged on: Cleanli which they own jointly. A tiny insect, the gall midge, CLOSING HOURS—Claaslfisd ads to Green garage, Beech Tree filling eta- man Edward F. MeSweegan when ness, health./ appearance, evidence FOR SALE — WHITE PEKIN RENTS NOW AVAILABLE in Hi The suit is returnable in the Sep causes the. spiney growths on the bs published seme dsy must bs re tion, Walter Oliver, Green Kettle it collided with an ice truck owned c care, beauty. tember term. wild rose. ceived by 12 o'clock noon; Saturdays ducks; also Plymouth Rock chick sections of the town, modem flve Inn, Seastrand Brothers, Joseph C. The six o’clock parade with dec 10:20 a. m: and six room tenemcitts from 118 by the Highland Ice Company and ens 4-5 lbs. 319 Lake street. Town. Wilson, Mirror barber shop, Frank driven by Fontaine, at Sigourney orated tricycles, doll carria Y boyi a good game of baseball Announctmtnf* ».f«9»Bttt««tBtB I • tr close the season. The girls had POriORAlf • s I * f f f » • • t • • • • BB B B BM WANTED TO BUY used sewing THE EASY W\Y TO find a rent, RENTS two teams for playground ball ABtOHObllM singles, flats, tenemeuts, all ssc- AutomobtlM for ialt VdltfiBBIBB 4 machine, state price and particu sponsored by Mary Kovas and Lil Automobiles for Bgcharta b lars. Write Herald Box M. tions. No charge to you. Everett lian Malek, the latter group win Aute Aoosssorlsd—Tires • McKinney, 829 Main street. DlU ning by 15 to 10. Thx senior boys Auto Rspsiring—PaintiBf .(.i.. 7 8608-5230. In All Parts of and boys from 18 to 16 have to fin Auto Bonoels sSfsstiSSSdFtsBBBB 1-A i0 »• • r. ll-A FOR RENT— FURNISHED room, . Rents Very Reasonable “The rest of you just follow me Musical—Drsmatio .•••••aWa.a.. SB HUU8E8 FOR KENT 66 o’clock at St. Mark’s Episcopal "Why I’m one ot the Tinymitea. with or without board, in private We’ve all com*' here to eee the and you will very shortly see that Wsntsd—Inatrucflon , . .i , SI family, near Main street. Telephone church. Interment will be in this Flaanelal RENTS OP EVERY Description Special Inducements To Oct. 1st. city. sights." "That’s fine." the man re I have pulleo a little trick to make Honda—ktocks—Mortgages w.a.a II 7605. and price. Singles, flats, tenements plied. "Here are some tickets for folks lauflb out loud.” fJuilntSB Opportunities ...... II you bojrs. They found he diver’s pumpkin FOR RENT—LARGE STEAM heat —no charge. Dial 8601. John F. States ranking highest in educa- Money to Loan ..#4 II "They'll take you on a lot of and wee Scouty shouted, "lA'Ok! ed room for one or two. persons Shannon, 79 Russell street. Uot have been reported by the Help sad lltaatleBS things. On ehoot-tbe-eboots and That’s flrand! ' Your pumpkin’s Hstp Wsnisd—Femals ...... s • II with or without board, in private commissioner of education as lead Help Wanted—Male ...... II FOR RENT—67 BLRO street, six APPLY ing in per capita wealth and show big, high swings. Now, have ji flood wor a first prize. 1 should think Help Wanted—Mala or Famals •• 17 family. 24 Locust street. Tel. 4698. room single, all improvements, time while you’re here, and make you’d feel real proud.” Agents tVsntsd 17-A ing greater per capita purchasing PLEASANT FRONT bed room, and steam heat, garage. Walter Frlcke, a lot of noise." "I do," replied the man. And Bltusiions Wantad—Famals • • • r« SI power. then, the Tinymitea were thrilled RItustlons Wanted—Male ...... If board for gentleman. Reasonable 64 East Middle 'Turoplke. The man then left and Scouty sflain. The pumpkin top rose In Bmoloynjcnt Aganeles ...... 41 price. Telephone 4481. 3 Oakland Cheney Bros. Live Biitek—Pets—Pealtrp—Vshleles TO r e n t —FIVE AND BIX room the air and up popped Duncy's street. Real Kstata Mortaaga Loans cried, "Come on, I’m flolnfl to have Dogs—flJrds*»Pets 4l bouses, single and double; ols Appraiser a ride on scmethlnfl that will be head. L iv . fitook—Vsbleles s s s a • 0 fr0 *00 4S modem apoitmeots. Apply Mword "Hello," he shouted, 'I’m still Poultry and Supplies ...... FOR RENT—LARGE pleasant room OEORaE L. GRAZIADIO real fun. What shall we try out Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stoell ti"- 2 persons, with board. Reason J. Holl. Telephone 4642 and 8025. AUCTIONKER first?" here!" One of the judfles, stand- Rent Department Infl near jumped two feet off the Per Sale—MlBeellaaeoas able. 63 Garden street. Pbone 6194. "Let’s wait a while,’’ another Articles tor S als...... FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM flat Personal Propc.ty , said. “I’d like some lemonade, in flround. “My, my, that startled Roate and Aoosssorlss ...... single bouse, all improvements, Main Office, Hartford Road. Rtore Stock and Klxtures ' stead. A little stand Is nearby and me," be said. Building Materials ...... mi. Furniture, Antiques Telephone 6278 Diamonds—Watobss—Jewelry » APARTMEN'l'S— FLA'1*S— garogs if deslnd. 16 Homestead Farms. Live Stock 284 No. Main St. I have an awful thirst." (Scouty has a wild ride In the Blsetriosl Appllaness—lUfiio , , , 4§ street. Telephone 7091. Farm Implements Manchester, Conn. And so the whole bunch bad a next story.) Fuel and kesd ....4S-A TENEMENTS 63 Oardan — Farm—Dairy Prodnsta 10 Houeehold Oooda ...... It FOR RENT—MODERN 6 ROOMS Machinery and Tools ..-.. umw. fl and garage, 18 Locust street. Ap Musleai Instruments s • • dS A LLE Y OOE The Dawn of Peace! By H A M U N Offios and Stors Bqnlpmsnt ,mm 14 ply 16 Locust street. Bpsouis at tbs Btorss M Wsaring AppMsl—Fan |7 FOR RENT— STARKWEATHER Wantsd—To Buy ...... II street, 4 room flat, southern ex posure. Jackson street, duplex 6AWUN6 TU M O N .IllL OU Heetaaraaf* Booms Without Board M bouse, 6 rooms, recently renovated, IS EYES C WOOTSIE-ALLEY OOP Boardsn Whutsd...... If hard wood floors. All in good con 'CAUSE I BOOKED. Country Mard—Bosons 00 dition, rent reasonable. Apply W. WONT MEAHTO HURT 8. Hyde, 923 Main street. Tel. 4412. iONTHI UMS-LET OU ALLEY Waatsd—Booms—Board .....r e s M B E A K f Baaf Bststs Pm ■aas FOR RENT—BUMMER street, 6 WIPE AW/iW ▲pfinasBts, Flats, Tsusmoats „ n iM n sss Looatlons tor Beat S , 14 room flat with or without garage, UMtS TEARS’ Bouses for Bd^ ...... || front and back veranda. Centerfleld •nh«ybaa_for Bout .... w . w ..m 00 street, 5 room flat witb garage. •nm^ tor Boat 17 Waatsd to Bent || Good condition. Manchester Realty Baal Batata PM Bala Oo., 938 Main street. Tel. 4413. FOR RENT—HEATED apartment, ■eoond floor, >8kB Main atreet, 8 large rooms, flreplace, bath, gas range and water heater, newly r« novated, first class condition, furnished if desired, rent reason able. Apply O. B. Keith Furniture Company, opposite High sebooL ' -• ' t ok ^ ^ c.f. . ______..... MANCHESTER EVENING HslRAm MANCBEETll^ GOKN. .SATOBDAT, SEPTEMBER 2,1968. ToonerviUe Folks By Pontl^ine Fox. OUR BOARDING HOUSE GenoFAiU^ : I. ) y .. : \\ I S a n d e r s u Ii e o t o l i A v e t h e viui-Aoe cpeei-e!t ,WAHE i i I k. .5. L ' I SENSE and NONSENSE HIM UU8T THE ONE SHOE.. L i *S==SBBB=S= • = = = = ■ \ A young man took a giri fOr a N O W IS ACH^TOT K ir.Am JN!r^ A man baa baw found who AAV NEPHEW ALVIN PROGRESSffs^ WTM Bweara ha nievar drlvaa hla i»r faatp rids In his new car. On a partleular HE MAKES ME BTDER HAIR ai 20 mllaa an hour. Sow tha deserted stretch of row* the epglne m s M usic?-^x WOUU3 HEi:p t h e ‘PULL-DER ROOTS OUDt I nast thing to do la to And aoma* went ’’dead.” While waiting for LAD, BUTT I WAHT TO 1£T HIS OWKt TODAV, ACH HIMIAEL body to baUeva him. help the young man began to make GENIUS ‘DEVELOP AN INDIVIDUAd. TODflbf.POR DER VKXEEN love to his companion. TECHNl'QUEf— VAS ? YKNOW, WE LESSON. HE HA6 AOOZEN The tramp who uaad to be satls- Young Man (passionately)— My INWERTTEO HIS MUSICALTALENT PROM OF PICKETS in s t T E h is llad with a alioa of bread and a cup kisses win put new life Into you. THE HOOPLESnaEj ONE T3Aft< X WILL ’pn^DLE MIT X>ER of coffee now demanda 0 gallona Young Lady (fed up)—Then for SHOW VOU MY T^IL Y TREEflT VIOLEEN MUSIC OUT cK gaa. goodness’ sake kiss the ear, and WILL INTEREST VOU TFWT ^ ^ COMES ALSO let’s get home. ■BEETWOVEN WAS ONE Speedit—Waa It a bad accident C R IC K E T - OF MV ANCESTORS 9 wher* the brake broke? Traffic Ck>p—Hey, who do you C H IR P LES 9 HAR-P-P-PUMP Skiddam—Well. I waa knocked think you are? apeechleaa anc tha / wheel waa Driver—Oh, Tm just one of the knocked apokeleaa. / taxpayers that pays you your sal* ary for insulting me! Aa aoon as the airplane la dava'- oped fully, the automoblla won't be Cb'ap automobiles would be all of much more use In the woijd right if they weren’t so expensive. than a coraet cover la today. Father—You’ve been calling on When a motor car strikes a my daughter rather frequently of late. Are your intentions serious? bump tha young lady always 3 bounces toward the young man at Youth-Yes, indeed! T’m trying the steering wheeL to persuade her to buy the make of ear Tm agent for. Police Sergeant (to chauffeur, 5 whr baa bean In collision)—Will ’The Mayor—You are charged your employer go your bail? with running your car 60 miles an ^ L V l l ^ V Chauffeur (thinking)—^He might hour, smashing a telegraph pole, GAN "DO ball me out—li be sees me Jefore going through a plate glass win* ha sees the oar. dow, and injuring 6 people. What E V E p y - do you say? T H IN S Safety in numbers Is a myth Lovely Young Miss—Don’t the 4i W IT H A when it oomea to automobile dnv- 115 I pay for my license entitle me TiltiiD LE to any privileges? ‘B L T T 'P U ^ r r y Mrs. Rideout—What lovely fleecy eloudsi rd like to be up the e sit* lapper anny says ting on one of them. F______maaasAT.ofr. F ______Mr. Rideout—All right, you drive <0 Fast*" tha ear. SCORCHY SMITH A G rave Situation By John C. Terry A traffic asepert says that many ’ IM 8ESINMIH6 TD TUlHK IHt FIRST- e e n v SELIEVEb in r 1 WONbtR ? ------motorists seem to have no sense of SOLUTION TD bfiTTVS D\SaPPEARANCE] FORTUNE TELLING AMbSNE 8ETIV COULD HAVE SEEM right and w rw ig ------to say ISNT fUkKOISF WAMTED TO FIND OUT THIS ROVING BAND AND nothing of right and left s o m e t h in g - GONE TD HRVE HEKFORTUNE^ v a o tn . INDIANS HAVE TOLD— AND THEN — eeCM IN THIS NEIGHBOR' Jefferson — Pennington aspects HOOD. THEY WERE OFP 100 par cent disability on hla aoei* •meiR RESERViCTlON — dent poUoy. Ha says be is complete* ly Incapacitated by the loss of a COULD BE numb. RSNC6MCS Realiigton—^What's hla voea* tlon? Jefferson—He’s a professional Wli hlteh*hlker. A eomaly young lady started to drtva past tha red traffic light and waa halted by an offleer. • Officer (now ling)—flay! Do you know w h atn d and green lights are • MB m a r. Afl W(Mi ■M . . for? Fair One—Oh, most assuredly, By Crane OUT OUR W AY By Williams air, to trim Christmas trees. WASHINGTON TUBS II AW, X 0»EI> TO reACH AU Y I'M MEY, VOO! A COOPLe V VHELI..HOVM, 7tAA**H A\ / h e OiOmV G iT ©IGr OGIKI* Baohelors are hlteh*hlkers In a THAT SLED/ girl’s Ufa. They expect to go places Many a cake falls before it gets Of TH B O Y G T H A T S F ikIB. A ihlT fiO T H I S A R M S — WOO W A T tH - and ase things in a girl’s ear and In the oven. O P O ^ E O OFVOO.OEAC. MO W A y O C A C VUILL. S A W / W H W , on bar gas.” D uCv<«— X P o t x - o H — O f - G 'T T N iV-L UEAME. IT RlQHT AT H AD r o o m vHELL— X G a y j IT h o m e ! -TH* HOoGE.sF^P WOO — X i k it W B o x, N O VVAW O F UE'E.. GOT HAFTA CrO BW t h a t W A V . s o X BPOHCr G e T T tM ’ i T A GO OD WOO OONfr G\X BlCr ^ S «m ' OKIE ALOMGr P a i r o f W O oR ARMS! w o o 'R E FEW M OO' APMIS, B iG VSIKEM WOO WmoW AIM T w e •? HO>M “t o USE. OTHER P E O P L E ^ a r m s . B li MO TtM fi.fiAfL 60RR0U )SAH U 6e PILE OF FOB RO0CS, CtOTMIMG, KNWBS, ^ASeS, AHMONITIOM.AWD eVE M A RlFLE.AgLUVAHOAREIM OEtl^ r THIS IS C0UWTR>Cl FURTHERHORC, OONT EYPCCT ANT STBAM-HEKrED TENTS OR^ N-ltS UNbWSTAAlDl SOU'LL GBT fOUB-COUREE DIMMERS. WERE 60IM 6 WHERE IT'S SlYLTV OUT AMD RUM UKE 1 DO. 9ELOVU. WOtfU CAT MOTMMG RUT MEAT‘ AMO YOU'LL. AMDWH6M THE MUSHING EITHER KILL IT SOUPECIF, OR STAlWfe. J c FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser 6CTS TOUGH. VOt/a STEP IM A HARNESS AND PULU WELL.VDU CAN’T SURE WO.-.UP The tqmn beacimg SAY WE DIDN'T ) ONTHL I 6 0 T 'FQEOCLE6 AND CEO have a s r e a t Nthat phone NOME FCOM PARADISE TRIP and VRC«nOH.(CALL FROM LAKE IS GETTIN6 FRECKLES—EVEN \ OSCAR? IF WE DID HAVE * CLOSER AND CLOSER TO LEAVE ALL OF TO SHADYSIDE — SUDDEN^ > Ctft 0 ‘>Rw iLLwim s SENDlNCW IHOME. THE^BACON*. kxaiwr.wxL LU.aMT.ew. R.1,. SALESMAN 8AM A Horse On Charley! By Small A oHCEE's S A n AM' OH, I stuck 6HIM th e Gcrr A inork- ovstalv SO t h a t uJAS a CUMfMHGp' fC CLAIH A FOUL FCR. CHARLtYl THAT CLAlbMN& r a c e RIGHT-L.OOK AT RACE^ HUH? DARM SqRREL MAG- KICKED HlH| ^ CHMLU6 T,* G o ss? • TH K T4 OM.MOOJ — S U N K I 3IKST HER A ------N 6 CE.^rVE RACKED MV DRAIN ^W. COME ON? NO-1 DONT EVER SINCE WE SOT O^ THIS LETS 6 0 IN AND 'THINK HE’D TRAIN .TRYING TO THINK WHAT HAVE LUNCH- PLAY A JOKE COULD e>E WRONG AT HOME.. GOSH-MEBSE UKETHISONI ITS GOT THE BEST IT'S JUST A ME—NOT OF ME,RED.' JOKE OSCAR'S OSCAR? PLAYIN’ ON v o u f r . ^ a i«w er liM wNxKBa amkibig; GAS BUGGIES To Tke Rescue By Frank Beck VDU WOULD K fiLA9np§l> p- p l a %t i r b d . . . g *rr*p. ~ NO MISPLACED OAR ^JUST WHEN GARBARA’S LOST A GENTLEMAN CAN’T WILL PREVENT MB FROM.. jtSEBE4^ ' AND t NfSD HELP IN FINDMG p a r t a k e of h is TONIC i ^.S-R R -R F.. REACHING HE WASN’T NOPE...THATS ABOUT THE h e r . YOU COULD VB ROWED L WITHOUT BEING ACCUSED iTHE CAVE.. AND IF STEEMTH TRAIN rVEMCT — DIRECT TO MYSTERY CAVE OF INTOXICATION. S-RR-P SARSARA HILE, ONE COMES IN THIS AFTERNOON ‘ IN YOUR BOAT AND X’LL SHOW THAT BACK IN WATCHED FDR HER SCOFFER whether FROM PARADISE LAKE, BUT ITS ONHILB 1 flBARCH A JACKSON BHA0 V5 IDE, NO USE MEETTN’ IT—HE W0l>rr f a ils in a n ^THE. woooB... ™ re*R-p » \ A GROUP BEON rr.'f I GUESS HE L — f f u r w / / y d ^ L m R p * e m er g enc y OF OlONT 6ET MY TELEPHONE w a s t e w o ^ “ * ^ OR N O T . . C ^ 2 MeSSAGiE! ^ O N Y O ¥ FRECKLES' : V V i ; FRIENDS SHOWGRPT CONCERN • > GNER K M O M Ilie ! iNHions YOUR ■^JT • U B M f ' * I •* • .-S'- ir .> >V,k > ^ \ ■ - .fc ]*' < i.y^r ■; V \ »■ V '* • it "f »(V jriT; .7 N. •>'l ^V>t- Vf .'?5rr J f » • ^ r A -r . « V'V'j •<«. "K . ,’*w . 'V ■ V';.- .■'>y'-rf'-f‘ 'V- ’■'rrv<'?t<^ '; v v - ■' '> ^ 5 y 1 J,” ■ - ‘ »• - •.. i ■- .' M^. and Mrs. H «iy Bradlsy and A' meeting of tha COas dub of tha w ithout tha allghtasc KaniMth BratUay will qMDd tha Junior Daughtara of Italy is callad the puUie Is t^dtoat thera wlU ba Recreation Center YOOniS DEFACE MANY ABOUT TOWN week-end and Labor Day in Wap- for this aftemoou at 2 o’clock at an increase of 100 ^«r cent in the pingfr’s Falls and Poughke^Mie, N. tha Sub-Alplna dub on Eldrldge former case and 50 per cent in the Items of Interest CEMETERY MEMORIALS Y. street. latter. But, perhaps the public lb s . im am Farguaoa a t Q ar- need not be alturmed at alL The vagfay Road, Portadown, Ireland, ia Rev. F. C Allen will use as his . Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Crockett NRA forces in town may have al The final picnic a t fos seasen, Throw Stones in East Come- tha fueet for a few daya a t M r. and oi Marble street left today for a ready seen the price list and may Mri. Oeo(s;e Torrance of Id New sermon topic for the final union ser closing the activities of the Play- ' tery Damaging Some of the vice tomorrow morning of the North ten-day vacation trip. They will even now be quietly investigating. man street. Mrs. Ferguson Is q>end- groxmd branch of the Recreatian Main street churches, “When God stop tonight at Cobleakili, N. T., to I sincerely hope so. Monuments Repair. |Tig tliree nxKitlis in this country, The master shoemakers v e en Goes Into Business.’' visit Mrs. Crockett’s dster. Miss Centers, was attended by a throng visiting her son Thomas and daugh Ruth McMenemy„ and from there titled to share in the i»x)sperlty of of boys and girls at Globe HoUow Sexton Alexander Duncan cl the ter Mabelle at Irvington, N. J. They they will proceed to the land of the the country when it returns. I say yesterday afternoon. There '.vas accompanied her here and before re Sunset Rebekah Lodge will omit Finger Lakes and other places of when advisedly becaiiwe a few may Bias cem etery um reported to the its regular meeting Monday eve plenty of ice cream and candy, the turning to New Jersey will tour to interest. now be advancing up the hill, most weather was balmy and the water police the damaging of several fine ning, Labor Day. 'Rie nest meeting of the people are still on the level points of interest in N jw England. It warm and the youngsters had a memorial headstones in the ceme will be at Odd Fellows Hall, Mon and many are patiently trying to is Mrs. Ferguson’s first visit in the Rev. Peter Latas of North street, great time, swimming, splashing m tery evidently by bojre throwing day evening, September 18. climb out of the pits debt into United States u d she is favorably returned last night from a trip to a t the pool, playing games and waving stones. Mr. Dtmcan has attempted which they have been driven during Opening At New Location impressed with the coimtry, and has Scranton, Pa., Washington, D. C., flags from 3 o’clock till it was time to catch the srouths while up to the past four years. Why not be a Tneeday, SepL 5th greatly enjoyed renewing acquain Manchester IQwanians are re and Chicago. At the latter city he to call it a day. their tricks but. as yet has been un little patient and if prices have to 519 MAIN ST. — ]^ N B 828^ tances with cdd friends living here. minded that the regular meeting visited relatives and took in the These periodical picnics have been able to . be advanced do it on a more grad- nest week is on Tuesday at 12:15 at World’s Fair. He attended a con a successful feature of the play Boys, evidently living -in the the Country club. Ihe speaker will ference of the Polish National iial scale and in accord with the The Southern New England Tele ground work this summMT and Di neighborhood of the cemetery, have be Superintendent J. G. Echmalian church of the U. 8. at Scranton, increasing purchasing power of the rector Busch says that next seasc.^ phone Company has moved its auto beer making a practice of going of thti Icoal trade school. and in Washington, D. C., conduct general public. 1 bweve that is they wUl be even more systemati mobile and stored stock frcm the the spirit in which the NRA is in into the grounds, placing vases, ed a mass at a church there. He cally develop^ a-id whatever other small objects garage owned by the Manchester will be in charge of the usual Sun tended to work. Director Busch asks that the •?- Lumber Company at Center and Dorothy, daughter of Mr. and Yours very truly, they can lay their hands on, upon Mrs. Lawrence Case of Highland day services at his church on Gol predation of the Recreation Centers the top of the monuments, then Edgerton streets to its leased quar way street tomorrow. Fato P lay. be expressed to those who contri ters at Campbell’s igarage at Main Park was adjudged one of the best Editor’s Note—NRA anticipates standing back throwing stones buted sweets and other items to using the vases as targets. street and Middle ’Turnpike. The campers at the T. W. C. A. camp at Principal Thomas Bentley of the price advances. The act as in yesterday’s affair, as fdlows: In many cases the youths have company occupies the greater part Woodstock, in the junior division, north end schools and Mrs. Bentley terpreted by the administration Sweets Company of America, Orbit been poor shots and the stones of the garage building, but Mr. together with Jane Norwood of have returned from their vacation, does, however, warn against imdue TH A N K YO U ! West Willington. Each year a prize Gum Co., S. and S. Cone Co., Ufe ha*-;, b it highly polished surfaces o f Campbell has reserved space for his the greater part of which was price inereases. Savers Co., inc., Curtiss Candy Co., is awarded at Candp Woodstock for the monuments damaging some of We take this oppor automobile repair service and gaso spent at Horseheads, N. Y. Capitol Candy Co., Rosral Ice Cream the two best campirs in the senior them beyond repair. A large num tunity to express our line and oil business. Co. of Manchester. ‘ and jtmior divisions. Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Gorman ber o f valuable stones have been appreciation for the and family have returned'after a TAVERN OWNERS HERE defaced and Sexton Duncan sa3r8 patronage of our many The Recreation enters held an that in many cases the owners of Mystic Review, Woman’s Benefit Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Holland, week’s vacation spent on the island friends and customers other weddy dance at the Blast Side the memorials will probably make Association will hole its regrular their foul sons and two daughters, of Nantucket who have made it pos building last night with a good sized trouble for the town when they dis meeting Tuesday evening in Odd of Paterson, N. J., are spending the TO MEET ON TIMSDAY sible for us to move to crowd. An added attraction was a cover the damage. If the guilty Fellows hall. week-end and holiday in town, as L A S T C R U M B our new location and composition written by Collins youths are caught they will be guests of Mrs. Robert Turklngton expand our business Driggs, Manchester organist. He prosecuted for their offenses. Mr. and Mrs. David Cole of Foster of Garden street, and Mrs. Eliza OPEN FORUM To Perfect Organization So render^ his own composition, “One accordingly. street are spending the week-end beth WUaon of Spruce street. Mr. That They Can Present Their Shade Bluer Than Blue.’’ It was We sincerely trust at Crescent Beach, as guer-ts of and Mrs. HoU&nd lived in M anches SHOEMAKERS’ PRICES. Problems to Governor. enthusiastically applauded. ’There that with increased Mrs. Robert Dougan- of Highland ter 20 years ago and their elder son were 245 paid admissions. Next B’ri- BETTY CROCKER facilities and a more Park who has had a cottage there was bom here. Editor, Evening Herald. day there will be another dance and “A ROYAL TREAT” convenient location we for the month of August. Dear E ir: Tavern owners in Manchester Art McKay’s Sharps and Flats will Kitchm Tested Formulas may continue to serve Apropos the annmmcement of fo r The regular Sunday picnic of the play. FEATURED them even more capa prices by the Master Shoemakers' are requested to meet Tuesday aft Polish National church young peo bly than in the past. Association which appeared in your ernoon at two o’clock in the Sub ple, at Happyland pavilion, will be LABOR DAY ^ • • BREAD Those who have not columns of ’Thursday night of this omitted tomorrow as so many have Alpine clubhouse on Eldridge street tried our home baking week, I presume that this list has DR. C. M. PARKER other plans for the holiday week for further discussion of organiza • • PIES we invito to give ua a been adopted in accordance with the DENTIST end. ’The final picnic will be a tion plans. George England, pro trial order and prove to ispirit of the NRA the seals of which CHAIRS Telephone M Pratt Street week from tomorrow and arrange prietor of George’s Tavern on Oak BUY IT • • CAKES themselves that our 6-8492 Hartford, Ct. I have seen in the windows of the ments are already under way for street was recently elected to rep goods are equal to the Dentistry that wlD please yon, stores of members of the associa resent the Manchester tavern pro RESEATED AT an excellent program. • • COOKIES best obtainable any at a price yon can afford to pay. tion intimating they do their part. prietors at any meetings of the re CANE, YOUR where and reasonably / While one would hesitate to even cently organized Tavern Owners SCX>TCH - ENGLISH - IRISH p riced ’The Holden-Nelson Company question the sincerity of the mas Association of the state. There are PORCH SEATS DEALER have sold for Contractor George . DELICACIES ter shoemakers to do their part, yet several wrongs, the owners believe Replaced like new. A SPECIALTY Forbes his newly bonstructed house the price list just promulgated may under the present liquor control THE HOME BAKERY Prices reasonable. on Cone street, to Stuart H. V. cause many to wonder if they have laws in this state and the> have or Only the finest materials are Formerly Located At REGISTRARS’ NOTICE Ca*'Lson o f W alker street. not become just a trifie confused as ganized so that they can present A chair Is only as good as OR used, there is no stinting on 34 Church Street to what is meant by “we do our their problems to Governor Cross. the seat that Is In It. quantity or quality. It’s eco AFTER SEPT 5TH AT The Registrars of Voters will be . Commimlon will bt observed to part.” My conception of it is Elvery tavern owner JAMES M. SHEARER { TEL. 7220 T E L. 7220 BUICK AND PONTUC DEALER f Comer Main and Middle Turnpike Phone 7220 LAKE AMSTON The Largest Restricted Lake Resort Amston, Conii. In Connecticut Dnve Down Today or Labor Day Amston Lake It will pay you Savings Banks Have Reduced Their Offers You to come here 1— ^Hard surface roads toroiigh this week-end! property. Interest Rate To 3Vz% 2— ^An entire sandy ghore — an unusual feature of fresh water resorts. 8—A Lake wen stocked with bass, etc., and a mecca for the duck EXTRA! Velvets and Satins and game hunter. 4— Electricity, running water and of the newest Fall shades careful restrictions make the resort aU the more enJo3rable. EXTRA! BUY A UFE ANNUITY m il be displayed begin-, 28 cottages bYiilt and under ning Tuesday. Select the construction by discriminating fomlHes. That Win Guarantee Yon Prom 8% To 12% materials - for your new 5— 1,000 acres—^weU wooded, bor dering a natural spring-fed Fall dresses now! crystal clear lake seven miles Depen£ng Upon Your Age. around. Velvets Priced From Pnxff of the high standard a t this property its desirability to the discriminating seeker of a summer home-«ite is in its having been a private per yard estate for years and a large amount has beat $2-50 spent in beautifying and preserving the trees, Burrounding grounds and builcUngs. OontrolUng ' all of the property surroun^ng this beautiful New Fall body of w a^ , the estate was In the position to set a standard which cannot be equalled fat New England and which standard the developers are CRAVATS C each niflioldtng. Priced Aa Low-As A D m E c n o N S : TEAR OFF THIS COUPON Ge south (Mi Blala Street' tlumigh. BiiM (Hastonfaury to.tbe Hartford-New Loadott Ttofa- pihs toBiRSfooieJtanitDg left at tte r b t ^ traAe Please Explain Sure Insurance Jneetlon, peoeewbug to Bebroa, tbed r l | ^ '« a Aawtoa road. . Ri&aiioe to property at Amrtoa CHENEY HALL ------■ ^ , i - i v r ■ . Monthly Life Inomie • rinVB ON THE PROFiaTT 829 Mieuii S t r ^ BVRBY DAT UNTIL DABK. N am e ’ REMNANTS & IMPERFECTS ’THE T.AKK CO. Address . P h on e 3 6 6 5 Amston, Oooa. Store OpwDkily 9 A. M.-6 P. M. Sgt. 9 A; M.-5 P. M. Piklpe! wnnmaatto fin -i - V Store Closed Monday, Labor Df^. SALESMEN iQN PHOPBBTY JIVBBY DAT; . II Hi
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