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Camera River Drama At Philadelphia DETMINSULL TO NRA PLANS TO KEEP dO R D ER FR O N PRICES REASONABLE F E D ^ H E A D S ALCORN ARE Codes Almost Ready for H O m SHERIDAN Former C h k a ^ Utilities Op- -A I kAo$, Coal and Retail LEASED; ID BE en ter b Reid in Greece ARMY OF BLUE H e r e Is Nothing to the Re­ T rader May Reach Final MUCH IMPROVED as D. S. Gorernment ports,*^ He Says, as An- Accord Later in Day. Makes New Mmre. EAGLE IS READY thorities Coitinne Search

Washington, Aug. 26.— (AP) — Springfield Man Takes Over FOR BIG MARCH for Seven More Men Athens, Greece, Aug. 28— (A P )— Action to keep prices reascmable all Samttel Tnimn under indictment in the way from the factory to the Property; Lobby to Be on the United States in connection with Thoo^t to Be Members buyer emerged today as a necessary the coUapae of Ms utility interest, Great Offensive to . Start in and major job for the recovery ad­ Ground Floor, Landlord was detEdned here today. ministration. It may get underway The former CMcEigo . utilities of the Gang. right after the p e n d ^ big codes operator weu lodged temporarily in Manchester Monday With of fair practice — for the automo­ Bas Long Experience. the office of the head of the Athens bile, coal and retail trades — are out police force. Great Parade and Inspira­ HEurtford, Aug. 26.— (A P )— An of tte way. His lawyers were taking steps to unflEigging piursuit was maintained Barring « ily unexpected opposi­ Eurange his tnm sfer to a nursing The Hotel Sheridan was leased today in the investigratlon wMch tion from the N R A ’a labor advisory home because of Ms age and heEUtb. tional Rally at Park. board a accord on the automo­ late yesterday afternoon, with the Connecticut authorities ' said had. bile code ?aa esroected today, so the privilege of bu3dng, to Joseph VI CHICAGO’S REPORT thwEirted a kidnaping plot on the agreement could be taken to Hyde Loeffler, who has b^d fiftera years Chicago, Aug. 26— (A P ) — The MEmchesteris Blue Eagle arm y is eve of its execution. Park for President Roosevelt’s sig­ detention at ^m uel toaun, former hotel experience, the last six of ready to m arch! Wlto two men in the Hartford nature. , , CMcago utilities operator, , by auth­ county jEdl under 825,000 bonds each Whether the bituminous cor’ code which was at the Highland Hotel, orities in Athens today followed The mighty offensive to enlist the conferences bet.reen non-imlon Ap- Springfield. He plans to bring the on charges of conspiracy to kidnap quickly, on disclosure by U. S. Dis- town uhdd. the banner of N R A wUl Emd two others bring held as nui- palacMan field nflne operators M d Mct Attorney Dwight H. Green of hotel up to a high point of service get iinder way Monday night with a teriEd witnesses, toe authorities said UWor- labor leaders, would end be­ the Intention of Federal officlEds to and convenience. The lease takes in great parEtoe Emd inspirational rally they sought seven more men. fore night was less certain. the hotel, premises and also the make a new attempt to bring him . Retailers Cods that Is p a rt o f a cEunpEdgn fo r re­ State Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn large store at the south end of the here for trial. Presidential approval of the com­ employm ent unique in the Emnais- and Detective EdwEurd J. Hickey said building. A previous effort on the part of of tois or any other coimtry. pact for retail stores in time to th'e state of Illinois to compel Insull, the ring had plotted to kidnap a it effective right after Labor M^. Loeffler is of Cmtch extrac­ Wholb-hearted simport of the of­ weEdthy Springfield, Mass., business tion, 40, and married. Emd bis brother, Msirtin Insull, now ficial opeqing progimm of toe drive Day was' the objective. The sepa­ in Canada, to face trials growing man and to hold Mm in a lonely rate code for druggist was due for To Open A t Once is in evidence throughout Manches­ shEUik on Southington mountain for No time h to be lost in getting out of the- collapse of their until- ter. Locad patriotic organizations nininiu- fast treatment. ity empire, was successfully resist­ 850,000 > ransom. Once these groups are the hotel open. This morning Mr. are willlngiy lending their support . Those held on the conspira^ ed in (Greece by Samuel Insull. The and expectations Eme that the pEm- hlpHing codes, a definite hump will Loeffler, with several experienced A rope and slippery oil barrel between him emd death, this was the scene witnessed by hundreds oi chEmge, Ernest Corvo and Mario requests for MEUtin’s appearsm'^e ade. wMch will stEut from opposite have been paMed by NR A, and the assistants, was at work going over horrified Philadelphians when Thomas Williams feU into the turbulent Schuylkill river and fought fran­ Csunpisi, were arrested Tuesday the rooms and cleaning up so that tically to save himself from the onrusbing stream. This picture' was taken ap instant before Williams have been continued from time to the High School promptly at 7 iAng range job of policing the com­ night eU Windsor- Locks. Alcorn pacts will come to the fore. _ the hotel might be r<-ady this after­ reached for the rope— and missed. He tried again but failed;. ’The barrel now out of reach, md too tired time imd be is residing at OriUa, o’clock, will be of mammoth pro­ to make another effort, Williams threw up his arms and Was swept onward to bis death. This photo Ont. portions. ssud: '*They were out to meet their The part that price control will noon to receive transit visitors and EuscompUces 'smd complete toe kidr play in this was accentuated by of the tragic drama weui made, by William F. Springfield of NEA Service and Acme Newspictures. Green’s Action Seven Bands r^rulai boarders. naplng that night.” Hugh S. Johnson, the administrator, The dining rooms for the pres­ ! Green yesterday obtained release Four bimds have already signified Members of the gEmg werle re­ with a statement that he intended ent will remain on th> second floor of a suppressed indictment return­ their intention of taking p a ^ toe cruited from Maissachusetts and to set up a complete organisation to but extensive immediate changes ed June 1 agEdnst the Insulla Emd TEdl Odars, the Center Flute, Sal­ watch what the code signing indus­ are whereby' the ground nine Emsoclates, including Samuel vation Army and AmerlcEm Legion Connecticut, Alcorn sEdd, and they tries are doing so they, may be floor will be utilized for Ipbby, 21 MUONS SIGN Ihsull, Jr., wMch clutrged violation Fife, Drum and, Bugle Corps, ^dle Edso had marked for kidn^ing warned if prices get too high. ' kitchen and a grill roenn. Other im­ of toe Federal Bankruptcy Act by three others, the High School band, Judge Israel Poliner of toe Middle- transfer of assets of the Corporation Already N R A ka* considerable portant alterations are to be made the Silk City band and toe MEmches- town peUce court, a prpipinent fig­ organization to watch applicatlOT which, it is expected, will very Securities CompEmy, defimet 8150,- ter Pipe B u d are expected to be ure in the Connecticut judidery. WHEAT AGREQNENT 000,000 Insull investment trust. of the textile codes, keep track of Sreatl^ improve the facilltiee and heard from over the week-end:- ' The state’s attorney vigorously da- price quotations, cost increases and put the estid)ll»hment on a higher, The new Offense ohEurged^. Green The Manchester and South Man­ nied'reports ■ he idmaelf had beei) asserted, is extraditable ' both in the like. . „ plane than It has so far occtqfied. 4 - chester Fire Departments nrtO eom- threatened by kidnepi plots. “T h (^ The status on the automobile m- W Q Bush CaiaBgee Greece and CaniMa while a . mail bine, more 'tosm 100 strong, as one is mbsriutriy nothing to it,” he said, fragfi indictment rettirned against dustry’c accord today was that the Mrs. Loeffler, so the new pro­ of units of toe para4e. The two “not a thing. It is a tolsehood and 4 CalleA “G rtttat S b e b lo r o "Ihiim last February was regarded motor men had rewritten their "open prietor saw today, is a practififil local military orgdmixato^, m- fabrication.” . ^ shop” formula in a way aeceptimle qs 'hB|b-eztraditahle la both coun- hotel woipan and wlT take ' an ao^ Dany 6 and toe Howltoert,\wU^alao . 1 ( 0 UeUnectlon' to Johnson and to Dqpjdd tive- part in tha opemtioB .4 f the tdafi. ' he "hi tee. The Girl fleouts and ' Joseph Biurrelotta, 85. ThoiopsiW- general counsel of NRA. Efdltf^tlie enteiprisc. oi’’. Bdy Scouts have altaajdy accepted ville storekeeper, waa erreetod by It is eztMed that the various toe-invltetion to march, ^ e n too, Detedtive • Hickey ■ yeaterdsy ' but changiaB made in the p h ^ c a l a Pruu^r for toMD be toe entire campaign Hickey end State Senator Joseph P. plant of the hotel will be rushed to INREEAREiaiED orgEmlzation o. neEmly 100 volunteer’ Cooney, counsel for toe arrested RAWS HUT w o n completion, possibly being finished workers, who on Tuesday will, to man, said toe caM liad no . connec­ Londbn, Aujg. 28.—i(A P ) — An w itl^ two weeks. Last Four Days, New L o ^ n Crowded With toe Unfit of their. aMUty, aeek to tion with toe kidnaping vtoveattfa- The arrangemoits for the leas­ International agteement designed to AS B0A1R COLLIDE make possible the obJectiveB of tlon. ing of the hotd are the resillt of bEUance ^ supply Euid demand of Preeldent Rooaevelt end National Hickey SEdd Berralotta waa want­ AT FOREST CAMPS Vuitors to Witnees Big 'Recovery Admteistretor Johnson, the activities of the Depositors San Francisco, Aug.'*26.— (A P )— wheat and to stobillze its price at a ed in connection with toe seiaure of Committee of the Manchester 'wMto is five miUion more men end Freed from a kidnaper who fell higher, level w as' haUed today as a an ilUcit distillery July 19.' oa 4 Trust and bafe Deposit Company women on toe peyroUe of toe nation dying in. a blase-(ff gtm fire i^ter Paradd Tliie Afternoon. SEUVE4:e-from _tbei . wrecked world ’Thompsbaville tobacco plantatioa, which has given a great d' of at­ World’s Fair Vuitors HirowD by Labor Day. and that be had escaped at toe ton# B«ys in State Spend Wet fatally, .wounding, an officer - in .a economic conference.- Twmity-one Salute at Parte tention to. the proUdm presented nations signed pact, under wMch of toe raid. , _by the hotel property, '^hlch has crowded pul^o market, 'William F. PanuUng units are urged to be B U LLE iT N ! 83.08 United States cents ip gold on bEmd at .6:45 o’clock sharp in been a serious handicap in settling Wodd, 46. a cousin of the late W il­ Into Water — Fifteen CHARGE KEPT SECRET Days in Taits; Work in liam Howaurd Taftr was ui,dfr care New London, Aug. 2 6 .^ (A P ) (currently 89 cents) a bushel weus order that the piurade may start at > the affairs of the closed bank. set Em the price for wheat for four Hertford Aug. 26 — (AP) of physicians, today. -^Syckioy A. Finer of Qinton, Joseph Barraiotte, 86, a storekeep­ W o ^ , who said he had been held months, wherAupon importing, coun­ Saved by Guards. (Conthraet' on Page Two) Sene Camps Condnned. present senior; vice commander, tries will lower tariffs. er of ThompsonvUle, who was ar­ captive four days, was tortured aad waa unanimously elected stole Comment in London newspapers rested yesterday on suspicion by forced to walk rise streets in silence County Detective Edward J. Hickey TEXASiSTOTING commander today of the Ameri- whs generally enthustostlc. “The Chicago, Aug. 26 — (AP) — A New Haven, Aug. 28.— (AP) — while arranging for his own ran­ whole agreement may. be regarded with toe specific charge undiscloeed. som, -was reported n e u (Wllapse. cEm Legion. . double investigation, by police and FINANCiAL MARTS is being held today toe officer said Torrential rains brought much ^ f as the first installment of the pro­ Coast Guardsmen, was imderway the work in Connecticut’s Civilian Bankbooks, securities land cash gram for economic recovery, wMcb in connection with the seizure near ONREPEAl TODAY aggregating 810,000 which Wood New j;, the doctor. Pomper said toe boats collided Police A n e d H u S e a R U f distance and ends on a kn(Hl some L«d by United States Senator as a suspected confederate of "the departmodt' ' ohapldln.-' Arthur L. The ialleged assailant^ capitured when toe 28-foot cruiser crossed the toe linear for a gUmpue at Washing­ ton’s purposes. Whether it meant height above the morass where seats Morris Sheppard, co-author of the slain man, but quickly explained his' Baldwin lOf MOford, Wailtor Angle tjy poMto lagt. n ^ ^ '- a .. h d f mile path of bis boat so quickly that he niii{ from Aputuid; Ho will be place. for the use of hikers. 18th 'Amendment, prohibitionists identity. of ;WatdrhuW'and ratirick M. Mc­ from the Mifiil home in an exclu­ hEul no chance to swerve it out of that actual currency ipflatlon waa Other branches of .the trail run into bdieved they were on the winning Wood disi^yed lacerated wrists, Mahon of Norwich were the. candi­ sive resid^tial neighborhood, was danger. The cruiser was rammed to be held on ita sldetreck, or the swamp itself. side. caused he said, by the wire vdth dates: for the' -Vice commEmdersbip. identified by ;them M Dr. Virginia Hid W oud m ^md. The swamp is known as a nesting Former Governor James E. Fer­ which his hands were .bound ' at CSiarlea Rl 26.— (A P )- * of the habitat and habits of the ohEyldnsbip. teacher in the summer eehoo] of birds which live in the sanctuary. Finer .Uaofmoeed Rose GrygUI. a waitress wbo oante the California Ckfilege of Medicine here four days agd (torn Doaor% Little work was done at Camp 8ydney A. Finer of (^ton , .was at Berkeley. ICidnaping on the Wane Tourney during the week as the virtually imopppsed . for the state Pa., was, slain early today in A rains were too severe to permit Dr. Mnhi had brought Dr: WU- ■hoofing in a fum lned apartment Epidemic In St/ Louis eommandersMp, .. vrhije Maddine ■qn-bpine from . .toe psychopathic much trail huildlng or conservation Weir of. Stomlord wae reported .as Throughout the Nation houae at 168 West 48to itreat, wbieH work. ward of toe county bosplUt only a threw toe Bfbadway dlatriet Into ns atmest cd^toln t o . win the depart- fsw. hours before;. Camp members at Camp Robin­ saent' preddenoy of the legkm aux- uiNToar. w son, Bast Hartland, beard 8. 8. 'dad-ln-'BIsaket''' Jack IflUer, 85, of Broohlyn, wtto Ih siy .'v . ’ ' 'Fbttos'Sa|d Dr. WUsfiii, a ipseiai- By ASSOCIATED PRESS - ^ t y planned to put 12 ^ P l « Crdssman of the United 8tates De­ The longer term for the trsafui^P>^ J* WM woiioded in the left band, partment of Agriculture, relate the was an^r^ed. by theLegldn yes­ ist in Myohiatry and hygiene; wSs The UditeplBg racket sesmad! trial within two weeks ' in m hW- arreatad oa a oharte of riior history of the gypsy moth, which be 8t. Louis, Aug. 26— (A P )— Tboua-Ation to this plan, insisting' the oeun' terday; Behauss of InAtnAt de­ rtad oniy itt.a bhmkst when . o ^ beeded tor a deprsoaion today as nasiag of Charles F. U rsAaL w aad taken to Eallevua ands of childrsn Ifi the spburban the gilt aad said has caused untold loss to or­ d l ihduld go oh record as adflsing mands .for A.reU6su;Vote, bowsver, torsd .apdf still oagriid • tos> knln. buUsts, steJ bars and a threat o f . aStooalre. Thrss pttai, a prlaoner oharfod wtto chards and forests since it was first districts of this city may not be all sohpols ,to remalB clossdi- uhtU ^ 0shVM|tlon. vstsd< to. rsosnstder lbs. easM. wdst '; to ,'tSabh .'from toe electric chair answered toe un-iwiiw flown there yesterday Cro"" discovered to be prevalent In New able to return to school on ’schedule the outbreak shbddee, or uhtll- a (to aetton ind-tablsd 'tbot matter un­ Mns, H,'T.'./■ , .1 derworld’s ehalleage. Tens, ofhna thsy wers oat was 20 years did England. this fall because of the serious more adequate khoitleiite of '; tbi til >todsy> ^TlM^’tr•aauryttl]»-DOW ; .Py/ is. o a r o f' Uw- most One Udaaper was dsnd Thay were put in a spaetally epidemic of “sleeping sickness’ 3 * . r a . w „ t 4ltk St 8ince then, Crossman said, |26,- m a^y ls gained by sdmfis. held by,9.;P>,Arm sirong of water- tcomlniHt wpmso, in : tos. west to .Frandsoo,■00, shot dowfi ye tied jail. dreae with 'two otbef 000,000 has been spent la flititiBg firhicb bas token thirty-one Uvss In During tM last twsfiW'iotir h o i^ S' field psydtfal . years ^a p o U o s i^ 'w ^ bis vUMaai .. Qovernor Herbert j9. tbis vidnity in less than 8 month. New York elgned a bW ^ I Pendok an the moth. He told the fbveat osaap thrss dsatim lifSSi MpSUr of the H«n F. W eM a eouria of II fiareeldi The iC e d ^ U ta n HasAtli.CouDoii 1 1 whM wiu tethe tbe Sn BS of the method used to oombat the M* W t e r i ineeet aad the prew ess of ,che fight. of f t Louis today h#a- iOTostod tSSUSMd . tttu find has bees peaible in irtdnaptafeMi Wetfc authority with bswtb offlosrs In Tbs dlssfifTSs'iMrof^^-- 118^ to cMto toM and'idu- _ a wonfiB Fade^ aM ta soiHSt Work la the Nehaatle forest, sd from .'^tjdssflst ■snard Slnfrius, where members of the eorps frem^ advlss Jsdkssavtos, Wla., Is / mmt itire Camp Ch^man, N ia a ^ bavre besb op*o ^ / ,;]tts,'wfiis.a.’ tgs. T b iir e ^ . ooastruotlaf tiro Uaes, was halted, Provi- WdMped n by the rain. M o r e the work was D f . /William O. Patton, supWln*' sebsiiuN^ to dty. SfVinffieM. T' |bC iSted tsoEMt of ths ft;Lsuis 0 9 U|ity hqs-. fa.was sgld.to^ David ' SBfhfpVwtlt •*' CHfil. waa -is'ldf/ji J iK'r., w... K U n T W O lU N O R E f^ IVBOTNO BBRAU), UAKCBIttB*.OOIW. BATDIOAT, AVOOK Wi IMik 211U1I0NSSIGN i i i f l i riL- avoMffo meaai, wo pay snouQumE tkhmt wo pay tans on our buri- SEEFREEfORALL ABOUTTOWN a m i N9 pay tsass sa our psrsoaal NEW MANAGER ws pay taass sa sor hi- OBITUARY ICr.^tBd li n . WHEAT AGREBMBNT dsugrttier hsvt moved from ium> FOMUSOCUIION ceaMs, R PRIMARY SCRAP mw etreet to the h<^ v ^ ^ bv (ipenitawed From Fago One) “At ths earns tlms,.itis aew AT STATE THEATI John H. BieeeU st 109 High etm}. haowB, thoA 171,000,000,000, slaeoH hall tha waaltk oi thlt country, is FUNERALS Mr. sad Mre. BleeeU sad fiielr chll- tifious'*, “wortbwhlls'' and "auspt- 'VI drea have moved to their eoUege s t m '' iBVsstod la tas sasiapl ssourittss, Fsdoral Afari Wofitti 9| Elmren Ool for Board of Coveatey Like. OrigUBn fnr Sappsrt af A QreaC Move aad it is Botoriotts that ssma of ths G sorfs C. Hoorer Comes BobM^ James BoUa Ffedmisk B. Murpl^, Amertaaa wsslthy tma of Amsriea havs in- The funaml of Robert JaaMS WiUisxx^ D slti^ of North Mate NRA Witt Fnutt Doudio repressBtativs at the coiiferfnce of v stM BfkstloalJy aU M thslr moBoy •’<1 Bulla wiU be held this afternoon SeiectmoD ■ ^onr Ai n w * etreet has returned after ependiag reprnsietBthree of 81 couatrlss, said la such Nsuritlss. • ^ ‘ Here from Oswego, N. Y4 with a short servfoe at tae home at two week! at Osaip Btium AUe •wi fsal osrtaln we have omde the ewhaff attsBtieB to what hs t s ^ T w oS laiM . 67 Hemlock street at 2 e'elock and Vermont. uPreiideiiL gnatast tiagla move wMoh could be sd wasts la the gevsnlasat, Joha- at the Church of the NaaareBe at or Candidates aoUered for the reatoratt n of world ■rttt aaidi Nine Years Witt Fox. 2:80 o'clock. Rev. H. B A n t^ y Mrs. Robert Weir of Poaaoook, ts t am gits you aa saast la- psw parl^' Deavor, Aug. M,—(AJ*) > -0 9 * will omclaU, asslated by N. H., her daufhtor, N m and son In a eonssrtod aevo to Jmponbuf a Mom promised to •taaos. TM isBd out a sduaa si la- Chester F. Austin, a former Paator The RepuhUeaa Primary bare on Wesley and aepbtw WlUtiut' Weir lower tariffs la four Bioatks, to vsstlgaton from eas of thsss gM t pahmeat of Justlot agririi fltd 9 0«orM. C. Hoover, of OiWMo, the NRA pregran, twenty of the chur^. The beareri will be: •eptember 13 may tu n into a real are spsadiaf a few days as guasts sbesnalMn last night organlisd oourage eoBsUmption, modify quota mosrtmonts la Wsshlagtoa. Thsn Iloo dlrooting a seareb tkro^< New York, for nine yeari with &e Andrew Torrance, Mark' Hewitt, old fashion, free-for-all poUtioal of Mrs; W tir's daughter, Mrs, Har­ rsatrictleos llaiitiag whsgt imports, Sv out s» ^ squad to Fox Film Corporation, today be •crap if proposala for nomination ths Manobsstsr ghos Robuddoif Colorado aad Wyoming for B ^ David Chambers, David Wamook, ry RusssU of 68 Taimor strso t Tha. AascK^en at a msstlnf MbM It ■ad net to sBoourags domsstlo pro- chsck ths ffrst W m - Gomee mauuurer of the State theater James Cole and Joseph Thompson. being circulated now are filed be­ puty motorod down frero Oonoord, dttOtlOB. aard Bittanaaa, IS»yeaiwl4 4o> here aueeaeSac Bes H. Cohen, who fore midnight Monday. Already con tbsieop of Pspsrltle y BIT Mdm la outslds sap ^ to sh ^ partfflsat store oxeeutivt, bdtova Burial will be n the East ceme­ N. H., Thursday. strost Frank Dorodle was olootod Bzaertan' Fast suits of both squads. Tbsa, t ^ la belns traaaferred to the Lenox tery. teste are oertam for the Seleot- Bxportsrsagm accept the he was Mdaaped by psraoai who theater In Hartford. *^Mr. Ho^er men's and Aeeeaeer'e nomlnnUon. prssldont, Joispb Rer I Bids for Manchsstor's ary and IsnMl lolwltB, trsasursf. flaod mariMt price for four months, approvss IL Thsa, It is'prlatsd at cornea to Manchester after having: Contests for other offices may de­ to oaport ao mere thaa 660,000,000 Uy of Dav^l May, fouador of Chi been In Osweyo for two years dur- velop but the prlnoipal objectives bonds to be issued as part An sxscttUvs conunlttos of tkraa your Sxpsnss and aUaS. aad thsn for tho water and sower eempaniss was also nanod. barium la 1988-84, aad rsducs pro- they send it into your stats aad May Oofflpaay eforta. Ine which time he was In charf e of seem to be the Selectmen and the will be advertised in Boston today. duetloa la 1984-88 by 16 psr cent Blttsrmaa dtsappoarod Thursday the three Fox-owned theaters In BUILDING PICKS UP, Assessors. Tbo Assoslatien went on mlas." nlgbt after a feminine velae to- Sohrelber for Selectmaa ’The bids win eloM on Wsdnosday, u bsartny in favor of tbo NRA (ths roduetioB sppUso to the Big Hs sxplalasd that “theusaads of that city. ^ ^ sept. 6 at 8 o*dook It was learned to­ Four 0^ ) . formed him over the triepkM Va Fifteen years In the theater busi­ A petition was being circulated progmm and tho nombors siprssi those pamphlsts’' Incrsassd the brother, Robert had been injured THREE SEEK PERMITS day after Town Treasurer Oooris od tkslr witUngosss to oe-oparnto Ia a mtsmsat to ths Associated deficit ot ths post#o|fice department ness have flven Mr. Hoover much today proposing Gustave Schreiber, Frees, Murphy, a Mlaasaaoiu pub­ and taken to Jie boip*' U A ilml*' valuable experience. He has bmit local building ooatraotor for Se­ H. Waddell had oommunieatod with in ainr any way withwii tbs looal ccanatit- "that you and I make up with lar voice already bad telephoaed a repuUtlon among: theater f ^ lectman, on the Republican ticket. tbs First National Bank of Boston. tO' Beiag practically all oae-OMUi lisher, said: “Without this sgrse- taxes.” Two Single Dwellings Are Con­ shops aad as s contsalsaos to tbs msat, BO other combiaatlon of hif motber tha youag man wouM for his abUlty to promote food wlU Mr. Schreiber has been an active oviata oould rsaters ualvsrsal pros- be working late. He bw aet beea for a hoiise and he hopes to con­ tracted for and Another Is member of the Taxpayers’ Lie ague Another large erewd was on hand public, ths foDowlag bsurs wars seea by friends or relativee riaoe. tinue his success here. Bom in Being Planned. ana served as an aaeeasor for a for the indoor dance at tbs East irily sdeptsd: Opsa from term. He was formerly a co^nmlt- Side Rso laqt n ^ t . Music w u 7:8d a. as. to 7:80 p. ta. oa Moaday, walfars of tha eeauaunity aa INSTRUCTION LEAGUE Alfred Triefus, maasger of the Guthrie. Oklahoma, he possesses the a whole la dspsadsnt upon the wel­ etore aad cloae friend' of tho Bitter- winning nature of the Westerner An increase in the building oper­ teemnp in t^c old Sixth district and furnished by Art McKay and his or­ Tuasday aad Friday. Closa Wad- is now on the depositors' committee chestra. Another dance Is planned Bcaday at aooa. Opan Thursday aad fare of tte farmer aad the keystone maa family, yesterday roeelvai e and the ability to make friends rap­ ations in town was noted this week of agriculture is that grain which nou lU lM trom idly. He is married and intends to with the issuance yesterday of two assisting in tbs liquidation of the by the Recreation Centers for next Saturday uatU 9 p. m. TO MEET ON THURSDAY old Manchester Trust Company. Friday night. > gives us our daily bread.” "Tour am.now is . make his home here. ^ ^ permits for single homes and the note.* “You'll bear from ut Utor." Mr. Hoover annoimced today ^ t CHng of an appUcation for a third. Another name proposed for the Members of the Manchester Con Republican nomination for Salsct- It was slgaed NRA. his first change in the theater will 'Tie number of permits filed yes­ struction League recently organized Triefua imme^tely eailed De- be the installation of 1,400 new terday le the largest in several man is that of Frank V. Williams, pouomT formerly a member of the Board of LEGION TO CHOOSE to study the requirements of the Na­ partment ol Justiot agaats and seats. The present seats in the years. - CHURCHES tional Recovery Administration cods __ nastroBg seleetlve house are badly worn and many of Selectmen. Mr. Williams who is a fhc liquor ease of Carmsllo Leal- William J. A John M. McCann ol 232 Middle former president of the ’Taxpayers’ b e i^ . who was arrsstsd ia a' raid on for buildars, will meet again Thurs­ cai tain of ^ha Denver roroe them are broken. This will be a Turnpike East applied for a pernfit ITS HEADS TODAY day nlgbt to the Masonic Temple to welcome change to the many League lost the nomination for the EMANDEL LUTHERAN his boms at 104 Homsstead stree Sitterfflan bad b#«‘ aMuatoted^ for a eingle dwelling, the builder to beard by but a few bimdred votes on Thursday atgbt, was coatiaued further discuss the pro.vlsions of the with Triefus stoea b « d i ^ ■35L*^ patrons eof the State. Mr. Hoover be Camillo Gambolatti. The lattcj code. Committees have been named has other plans to promote the thea­ two years ago and ms friends are Knut E. Erickson, L^astor for a wsek la polTes court this nadra (Osatlaasd From Pag# one) cently referred to Bta Ms “Ukcle also filed application fo*- a permit confident be can be named again. Ing. A quaati^ of bssr aad wlas to study the requirements and to Alfred.” Annstrong^’e t t W waa ter that will be announced a-s they for a single dwelling to be built on Assessor Ckuidldate was seised in the raid aad Prosecu­ draw up proposals for the guidance that eomeona ovariiei« BitUnnaa , are perfected. Sunday school at~9:80 1. a . start at l p. m., s. s. t. Early visit­ ______Lake street The name of John H. Lappen, of Swedish service at 10:46 a. m. tor W. F. Shea told Judge Raymond ors found ideal weather conditions. of the league. These will report refer to TrIefuA u ^ Miss Bessie Rlsley of flockvllle 44 Cone street, a tocal' insurance The teachers and officers of ths A. Johnson that he wanted an op­ upon (he work accomplished and it conceived the kldnaptng plot oa tbo has applied for a permit to build a man. is being proposed for assessor Sunday school will meet ;iaxt Frl portunity to have the ituff analysed JOHNSON'S SPEECH is po8sll9le that some decision will be assumption that Blttarmaa was r^ single dwelling on Ekst Middle on the Republican ticket by a group day evening at 7:80 o’clock. before proceeding with the proaecu- New London, Aug. 26.—(AP) — reached with regard to the wage lated to May. Trisfua Is a asplisw Turnpike, the builder to be Ray­ of his friends. Mr. Lappen is a The annual convention Of ^e tioa. AdoptioD of a fixed Federal policy scale that will be adopted. of May. mond Scbidler. native of this town. He is 32 years Hartford Dlatript Luther League Lombardo is charged with keep­ for war veterans “so fair in its Some of the builders report a of age, is married and has two chil­ will be held In New Ha^^en begin ing with intent to seu end also with treatment of'both the disabled vet­ general pick-up in their line idready dren. He was a t obe time employed ning on Saturday, September 2. kiMplng a place where liquor le re*, erans aad the taxpayer that public and they believe that when the NRA POUCE KILL KIDNAPER as a clerk by Cheney Brothers leav- The businesii session wiP be held puted to be illegally' eold. The opinion will be solid ih its support” begins to operate in all branches of PUBUC RECORDS lLtivlty. His body Gleimey, John L. Jenney, George E. ter young people will attend in ganiaation is opposed to "gold Jack Frost Sugar, ^ Y Q O large numbers. in the last seven years on liquor AT FOREST CAMPS Cummings, daughter

,y‘ fIM afil isisata..'at'.'fific wltfi fiT tea jaw bafar#: s;xqfy bava dsqrsaasfi ae rapidly la teaaral wdsisRi'Atetea' tha THE STORY OF iaUavaa “astlaetian aC tea GRIZZLY S U R S ^ IN D ;& testea naar.** lD- ''ifoateaa, Frovinoataan, T w t: 1 Sun. atroBflhold, tesgr anmbar iMiiri/."‘ '.. ,1 ' .iifiVa.i ■ .. I ■ ■••i ■ *'..i.ijn. ' BLOCK DANCE DRAWS s«h»gg aaboiaar. HSmtette The International Uniform Son- though, they esntlnua ■ground an bar nbrteaaat ad Iteee Sagr. SdMol Lueon for'Ang. 91. iva. There tee aimoa.eatl- MANY FROM OUTSIDE Fttrsfit S«rvi«t fniyMr' teat tea popuiattoi' at gria- Point: .Coast Chiafd to fio^ bar at Iridap moraiag; far a teaws vaesp aiu) tee big AlaaEa‘ brawn hteb water. Uq a: wtte relateraa at BradCisrd. Bsr WM. E. GHJU>T, DJ>. Thfit M«Bfireil Rfidtilfif. n MarteaH,* Editor of The Ooncregatlooallst __ tearaaasb frew8.000 te i .600 BbstriwFiidaral'tnraatigator aays Roekvffle^s Pint Street ^ ia l Goinf the Way «f tlie' Vol- ftem 1981 te Ufil. , ' fan^ rSunlon te, be ' bgfi. at| Brings Quick Request for n a i ^ a doaen ofB "ars.in d otemni Wbaelock, Vtn Oatuaday. t In the study of Saul, first king falo. 'Big faxes gau rally ahowod a da* conneeta- with tha~Fadaral National IntematloBad Sunday School LesstoiAww* slain at one tito«r in the be- Repetition Negt Month. eraaaa la the 148 KaUeaal'forasts. Mra Adeltoe Srimannn ef Cran-V 9( Israel, we approach one at Text, A.nflwt 97th. lieC that the greater' the alaughter Bank and its tens affUtetas may tertL N.. j« la Ot Un.^ Is Washington, Auf. fiL—(AF) Ilba dsaaua for 1981 shoisad an ag- ba indicted for ollsgad banking law tl^ most Interesting and tragic of **Behold, to obefir Is bettor the more the Lofd was pleaaed The first block dance at the Of 14T6A66 Masgant > Ctovriaad brown and block .bears, elk arxaoriea at Cambridge bad Qifinqr werii.as^ gu ^ of^&. and Mn.^ for it is full of intensity, and it also It la better than all knovd- result in oiMar to Adjutant Qonaral Wallaee 'raran of RoOhvflle road. is full of contrast the fat of fed beasts; and I de- spsdous macadam road area, nea^ mated tee grin ^ poputeUtei la and'noose increased. edge, truth and the Word itself if ^ h t not in the Uebd of bullocks. ly 10 feet wide and several hundred It is regrettable that the por­ there is no obedience. Knowledge, tion chosen "or our lesson ignores ThS'wrong idea of ssorlfloe grew feet long, was blocked off with St however great and sublime, is no out of a mistaken idea ef God. Many Bernard’s terince and the Middle much of the deeper and more more a p ^ of the man than the vital moral collapse of Saul to nations cams to tbiak that He is Road, high embankndenta, serving undigested food in the stomach is pleased with sufferiag and self- emj^iasise an incident that .rings a part of the body, unless what as a speotators’ gaUery. us Into tire doubtful business of sfflittien, U is witnessed in' India Nothwithstanding the fact thal is known is introduced into the t o ^ . Henoe ^.braham' woifid have ■laughter and destruction. How­ daily Ufe. Truth known by one the event had to be postpoaed from ever, as we have pointed out in who makes no effort only condemno. slain his only beloved son. Issac. Ihursday night because of the “Must w« go on in many groping, ditorgon- connection with Samuel, the age The whole value of truth is in obejr- In the sense o f hUMfig. there is en|y weather a great throng of people was rough and cruel, and in spar­ one sseflWcie, the sacrifices gathered from all parts of Trilsnd ing it Everyone is bom into em ef righteousnesf”, wbiah mesas to ing the sheep and the oxen cap­ inclinations, but no one is bora gidl- county, also from Manchester, Hart­ ized, sepiEirate units to defeat or shall we tured in defeat of hir enemies extenninate sU. the evils in us that ford ^ d Springfield. ty. Guilt can not be Inherited. Guilt make us unrighteous. Saul was not moved by the great comes only when one knows the The street had been immaculate­ nrlnclple of mercy, and it is doubt- truth and refuaes to obey it” If One doee not knew the truth Iqr ly swept yesterday by the public move as one great team to victory-" mi vdiather his professed motive ye were blind, ye should have no committing preoepts to memory. works department and presented an of rtflgloiu sacrifice was either sin; but now ye say. We see; there­ That is a mrst essential, but the inviting appearance when the danc­ hepest or genuine. fore jrour sin remaineth.” real truth is a vital thing,’ known ers started arriving sbortiy after 7 Samuel had the relentledsness Obedience is declared better than only from its quality, which is o’clock. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT of a supremely devoted to a sacrifice because the original mean­ known to experience only as truth is The iHxigram opened with a con­ cause. He had hacker Agag, ing of sacrifice became perverted so obeyed as to make it a factor cert by PreeUm Harrison and bis king of the Amalekltea, in pieces and abased. Samrlflce . means to in the dally life. Truth is an in­ Troubadors shortly after 7 o’clock, before the altar of the Lord, and make sacred, and at first it meant ward ■hiwing light, derived from it having been found impossible to It was natural that such a man to sanctify, and just as we conse­ the Inflow of Ufe divine from the have the twilight gam» with tbe riionld rebuke Saul for what Sam- crate the elements of the Iy>rd's Lord ]ffimself. Obey the laws of the Coast Guards of New London which lasl deemed his weakness and his Supper. This meaning Became for­ Lord until the soul has its sunrise, had been scheduled for Thursday ■ ' ■ ,. I lack of honesty of purpose. gotten, and people came tj think and light and love come streaming night. ■ m some respects the lesson as that the Lord was pleased with in from the Sun of the holy city. One at the Ug features waS tbe It stands creates a difficulty as killing. Under this repulsive no­ "Behold, to obey is better than sac­ fashion show conducted by m im well as serving a useful purpose. tion, thousands o f sheep cmd oxen rifice.” Pickering, Hartford broadcaster. We imist not too ready to asso­ Another novelty was presented in ws Beeaaiaat ciate the name of God and the the fuhlon line by Miss Irene Wil­ altar of the Lord with acta of son and Miss Marie Kabrick, who V. alanghter and vengeance, and we dememstrated hair work. Should not read such a lesson as Another novelty number was Ade- this without bearing in mind the lard St. Louis and his Harmonica fjmrJrfwg o f the New Testament, Boys vho rendered several musical and of Jesus who enjoined men selections. to love their enemies. A big event was tbe “public auc­ NATIONAL RECOVERY tion” held'on the TnA.iTi thproughfara. l .< , 1 }■ - But the lesson may be a point George Graziadio of Manchester was ef departure for a study in the life SALVATION ARBIY SWEDISH CONGREGATIONAL the auctioneer and kept the excite­ ef a man whose oareer illustrates Adjutant diaries Bfartln S. B. Green, IBiristor ment at a high pitch. Donations the fatal weaknesses and passions of the merchants were offered and that may bring a man down to ruin 7:30—Saturday evening. Open air English moraing WorsUp, 10:30. many were sold for several times Qnly unified action and united effort can in spite of his high calling and his meeting at Birch and Main, Bands­ No evening settee; their original price. The proceeds favorable environment. The calling man John Lyons in charge. Wednesday evening service, 7:36. went to the aerks A. C. fund for- of Saul was high. He was summon­ 9:30 a. m.— Sunday. Company charitable worii in the community. achieve so great a task as the President ed to be king ^ Israel when to be Meeting, Assistant Sogeant Major During the latter part of the eve­ Viiig meant a task of real responai- Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, leader. ning Leroy Morgan of Rockville, and his N. R. A. staff have outlined. If s a bOity and service. The task was not 11:00 a. m.— Holiness meeting. COLUMBIA negro entertainer, gave a short pro­ of Us own choosing; in fact we John Lyons and Fired Clough in gram and was loudly applauded. mighty plan bom of great leadership, mi- see him as a man of great phy­ The remainder of tiie evening was sique -and commanding presence, 3:00 p. m.J^-Open air meeting in Mr. and Mrs. Ifike Barao an­ given over to qq pave­ modest and riirinking from honor. Center Park. nounce the Urth of an 8Vb pound ment which proved a big novelty. tiative, force,, understanding and patri- When the. lot had fallen upon him 7:00 p. m.—Opmi air meeting in baby girl Monday, afternoon at There were many suggestions thpt and he was chosen to be king, front of citadel. their home. In' South' Coventry. Mrs. another block dance and entertain­ btto.: But it requires the co-operation of tli^ could not find Um because 7:30 p. m.—Gospel service. Barao'befbra her matriat^ was ment simflar to this one be held fie Udden Umsrif anumg the Miss -Hdeii' Miehsris of Gambia. early in September. The matter baggage, but when they brought The baby bas bera named 'Clatoe may be presented to Mayor Albert many contnbuting factors to work out its htiH forth his great presence SOUTH BIETHODIST EPISCOPAL Helen. ‘ ' El Waite and the rity authorities. ssoved the peo|de, and with one Rev. Leonard C. Harris, Pastor • • -Field Day Today. successful operation. ' .7- ■ ■ ■ Mrs. Jennie Cook has returned to accord they • shouted,-' “God save her home in'Tfantimi R. I., after The 'first mihuiai field day of the tite king.” 10:45 a. m.— Moraing worship. Speiktihg a week"St the hotoe of TdBand County Farm Bureau’s 4-H It is true that there were sons Union services continued with the her isom^ MrSy Ciayton Hunt clubs is being hrid today on the of BeUal who muttered and mur­ Center Congrr^ational in this The R^uU tean caucus for dele^ groimds of the Tolland County Tem­ The best brains and. the. most efficient mured against him, but Saul show­ church. Sermon by Rev. L. C. gates to the special c

Ifbnis Bbsppard. la voting today on flanr^rstnr in-tesrer and plunged heels over £ v 6I7 More Leisim^ head into the- epsn marhst sgatn. tbs rattfleattoB of^tbs repeal of that Behind tire Sceno^ 'i^P ttflattoB innst-W headed eff at any tasaMfo. Nobo^ can svm^ tell £onttag Bnralb price! anythbig to advsinoo about what giiHijHMiau «x X&k ! gm A T.P PRINTINO OOIIPAirZ.,XKa iBut the trhbllDg of the epea mar­ T s k a s ^ do. Mta Clauds De Van It BltMU SUMt ket ‘operattcns will get tto country W atts. bMd of tbs W. C T. U. in AfanebMUr, Cobil THOMAS PBIiOOSOM ■oemere. NetttMr would it if they that stats, says she bsUsves her fel­ F R lO R tf c * 18 NBBDBD,^ Itb e 0«n«nu MbabCbi ware trebled again. And nobody, low Texans will break tbs continuity d o c to r OOBURN INBUTB'tiatii Foondcd Oetobar 1, Ittl we are convinoed, knowa that better of npsal victories and vote to retain PnbiUbad Bvary Bt «bIb s BzM pt than the Recovery Administrator. Rconomlst,^ R%o <|nlt in NBA's Jobaeon told Ogbana-hO'-t- Soodaya and dolldaya Bntarad at tb* the amendment in the Constitution. . 'First Big Bow» Fears For too bus;, with mdosMT afld liber to Post Offles at Manobutsr. Con^. as It wasn’t in any hope of stimulating There has not been Atest of Texas pay attatioo fo tba Ssoond Class Mall Matttr. ' j Coasamen SUBSCRIPTIOM &ATDS hMiitteg that . Johnson ^ u rre d \th e o|diiloa on the liquor question etnee of bta show. An old __ On* Tsar, by mail ...... |t.0 0 Federal Reserve. It was to a^W 1919 whan the state voted for pro- By RObunBY ODTCHSR had simply taken tbe wow aad-tki Par Month, by mall ...... I .tO Herald Waehlagtboa OerrespeadeBt side of OfburWa titular atMslof* Slnrla ooplas ...... $ .01 it up. hlUtioo by the small majority of Now be thought Gghoni o u |^ Be Oallvarad. ona yaar ...... M.OO There must be created,'somehow, shout 20,000. ' Just why the drye Washington, Aug. 26.-f-The eon- stay. Ogbum, faalmg tbat prefer MEMBER OF THF ASSOCIATED a more accessible reserve^ cf more ■hould expect that the Lone Star Bumer was getting a splendid break consumer representation to NBA da^ PRBSfe from the NRA for awhlla, I pended os a rgarganiwitten akd .a Tba Assoolatad Prass la axclaslTaly courageous untrammSled eredlt commonwealth will now rally to the change ot attitude among its offlv antitlad to tha nsa (or rapnblleatlon »tiM la provided by the banks and fading cause of prohibition is not But it (Ddn i last. ot all naws dlspatobas oraditad to It Dr. William F. O t___ or not otharwisa oraditad In tbis the Fedeilal Reserve Systana A quite dear; but then, Texas is Texas Dr. William F. Oghuni.^jN the S!l“oetormg!fS?5^ paper and also tha loeal naws pnb> world’s outstanding authorities on Ushed baraln. government empowered to'issue, if and rather besrond the. ken of out­ where we are, bow we got here and Oonsumert. without ‘wgaaisatkei All rights o( rapublloatlon ot need be, three billton dollars In siders. where we’re going as ue result of ot tnduetrial wealth to^ eui^ort spaelaj dlspatobas baraln ar* also ra* social and economic forocs, was di­ greenbacks and to ei^ the g(dd con­ However, Mrs. W atts’ further them, need more support than any sarveA rector for the Consumers’ A 'visory otter group, Ogbum says. Full saiwlea eliant ot N E A Sar tent of the baste dollar in two, if it hope that Texas will 'lead twelve Board. He and his asapdates mada ra- ▼Ice. ine. sees fit, need have little oecaalen to other sfotes to block repeal” wUl He ran into a combinatior of in­ porta from the consumer staafq^olDt Publisher's itrpraseniatlva: Tba worry about the necessary funds— seem to almost everyone a bit over difference, feminine Jitters and In­ oopeerning the- steel and ofl codes, Julius Mathews Special Agency—New all It baa to do is. to find a way^of trigue. Now he has quit, leaving but they appearod to receive littlp Fork. Chicago, Detroit and Boston. sangiiine. At the beginning of this behind him: attentloB. pipe-lining its eredlt to the parching ratification test it was only neces­ MEMBER AOD7T BUREAO OF A recommendation of policies and CIRCULATluNa fields. sary for the drys to win 18 out of pre^nram for the C A. B. which he The new economic lystam with That need not- be such a terrific 48 states. Now it is.'neeessary for insists are necessary if the consum­ its price-fixing featura and its The Herald Printing Company. Ino., parittt monopolistic tendencies pro­ assumes no Onanclai responsibility job, but it win ahock the bankers them to win 13 out of 26 since 22 ers are not to lose their shirts. (oi typographical errors appearing in Many angry economists, sociolo­ duces a situatiem in which the only advertisements in the Manchester terribly. And' the bankers wUl ^ are already- Uned up on the repeal gists snd statisticians ^ Ogbum Is antmnatic check on prioea will ha Evening Herald. the people that tbe.govemmwit has side of the question. And that la a prominent in each of those groups recurring busineea depresstans. 0 ^ — who are either working here In burn says, '‘^enea there must m SATURDAY, AUGUST 28. gone stark mad. very different kind of a problem. the New Deal or watching it close­ etatistfos wbieb will index prieei But If meantime tha government, ly. and purehaslns power, ao that the WHAT MUST BE WILL BE. has Jockeyed the bankere and the ONCE IS ENOUGH. Transfer Ordered two may baja^. The lack of eutt, Announcement is made that the bankers’ Federal Reserve Bystem Ogbum had irst been ordered balance baa gi^ren NRA more tdght- Now that no harm can be done transferred' to another agency, but marea »»■»» tty otlmr single facxbr. Federal Reserve System has sud into proving by their own op^mtions by it, since tha arrangements for hie prestigr was so great that his The consumers’ oomdamts Should denly trebled its activities in its so- that they can and will do nothing bonding the town for the purchase pt^easional. brethren raised a be competently stuole^ Oghurn hovd. Both. Bearetary oi Commerce says, EM tba wlxde NRA Staff called credit expansion program by effectual, the people WiU net be like­ of tbs Chaney utilities have been, so I' Roper and Administrator Johnson, should be Impreiaed hv the need ot buying 835,000,000 of United SUtes ly to listen very attentlvsly. to speak, super-definitcly completed, a h e ^ at NRA. quickly called him giving some atteDtiae to tha een^ government securities in the open Expansion and some form of gov­ perhaps we will be forgiven for sug­ in and told Mm to stay, that things sumeris interesta.' ^ market this week. Some time ago ernment credit, or giuMantfes for would be “fixed up.” Ogburn, 47, has taught aecoomiee gesting that the next time Man But Ogbum bad a progra~n for and sociology a t Princeton, Colum­ th^ Reserve System had quietly re­ credit, for the uee of industry may chaster has to go through this kind bia and CUeago Unlveraltiaa. Ha duced its weekly purchases from be looked for very eeon. We still at a performance it will do so with­ has been preejdwit of both the 820,000,000 to 810,000,000. Since adhere to the foith that whatever out being stage-managed, directed what American Sociological Bbciaty and these securities are paid for with must be done, in this. greatest' of "Will you kindly tell mo the mean­ was happening to them. He had the Amerleu Statistical Anoda- and mudeked by tha Massachusetts ing of the -word ‘pneu-mo-hy-dro- been wotting this out with his staff tion. He was with the War Labor new issues of Federal Reserve notes, wars, win ha dons. lawyers of some Bay State bank. per-i-car-dl-um ?” without any held or hindrance from Board, conducting iMarings on strika ; and since Federal Reserve notes con­ Surely there Is enough legal abil­ HEALTH -DIET ADVICE Answer: Tbe long name you ask Mrs. Mary Rumsey. ehairman of C. situations and then haecrhiM tta stitute the bulk of the nation’s about in your letter refers to a con­ A. B. and a mflUonaireas, until one statistical-economic export aftw aa A FREAK PERIL. ity In the state of Connecticut, and BY DR. FRANK McCOY dition caused by the collection of day he took a trip tn Chicago. Mrs. elaborate cost of Uving sqddy. He money, the result of their purchase, In every big aeaport theirs are prqtebly quite enough in Manches­ Qoestlons in regard to Health and Diet air or gas and serum in the pericar­ Rimuey, in his absence and for directed Hoover’s Com ^ttM on in each instance, - is to increase the waterside ' characters who kno^k te r ^ properly advise the procedure be answered by Or. MoUoy who can dium or heart .overing. reasons unknown, persuaded Jobn- Soda! Trends, supervising Ifa monu­ volume of the currehcy. be addressed In care of ktals paper. Ihi- aoa ta have Ogburn transferred to mental report. about the harbor in small boats, at a bond issue, even if it is one elose stamped, self-addressed envelope, More Nicotine from Banff But if substantially the whole of picking up a living by salvaging all a Massachusetts bank would (or reply. Question: T. L asks: “Is snuff for measuring blood pressure. Tbe orally has plenty at energy, but be­ the country's currenqr is to remain sorts of odds and ends-having lUce to handle, without bavl^ to hard on any particular part of the locked in the vaults of Gie nation’s rtlsfinewn in insomnia may come comes dizsy upon extreme exertieo. money value from among the flat­ caD a series of town meetings as TEDB ENBhlA* Aring to bursitis prepatrilar, vdiieh body? Also, is it :ny worse ttsn from high blood pressure, but one banks there is some question wheth­ s ' of the tides. Sometimes th^ long as your arm to meet a succes­ . is. inflammation of the bursa situat­ smokUg or chewing?” Witt thin disorder is seldom bother­ The lady-fern Is known as tha An exceedingly curious story Answer: Snuff is quite irritating er the country is any the better off find lengths of discarded 'hawser sion of requirements bom of the ed in front of the kneecap. You ed being unusually tired; he geu- Que«i of Ferns. for its existence; and there is noth­ the origin of tbe enema is told by might find that a fruit juice fast to the nasal membranes and bron­ that the okum pickim will' buy, timorous imaginings of out-of-the- Pliny who states that the use of chia’ tubes. One is apt to absorb ing, in the mere creation of more which will eliminate the toxins sometimes a ease of tinned food state attomesnB. clysters or enemas was first taught cai.slng the Inflammation might be more nicotine tbrougb the use of millions of Federal Reserve notes, to to man by the stork, which used its helpful. I woulu suggest that you snuff than through smoking, and overboard in loading, sometimas this long beak to get water into its the habit might lead to tbe dis­ help the price situation or to en­ follow the instrjctions outlined in orders associated with tbe exces­ hance recovery financing if from the- and sometimes that and sometimes bowels, finding itself forced to do my artfole called The Cleansing a human body, - ^ t the iuthorities l/V NEW YORK this since the food upon which it Diet, which I will send in return for sive use of tobacco. WATKINS BROTHERS, Ihc. moment of their issue they are i>er- lived was very constipating. Wheth­ a huge; self-addressed, stamped en­ mitted to lie static. And if there at Baltimore have been, worrying er this story is true or not, it is velope, and repeat short fruit* fasts— (What Causes Dlxtinesa?) is no avenue of release for the cur­ lest somebody find, and. upon, any ^ PAUL HARRISON fairly well known that the enema of about four or five days at in Question: Mrs. Arnold C. ask Funeral Directors one of a number of caiu of .hyd^ was known and used by the ancient tervals dt about a month, using i “Will you pleeise tell mb if dixziness rency aside from the ordinary chan­ fyptfans. well balsnced diet in between, for at times, and a tired feeling all the ESTABUSHED 68 YEARS nels of banking credit, then even the c3mnic gas that w m t adrift during New Torit, Aug. 26.—^Thls is not time, are signs of high blood pres­ by way of suggestion ’-hat^ the The enepm as we know it today a reasonable length of time. If this most confirmed inflationist must ad­ the big storm from the quarantine is supposed to have been invented does qot bring results, about the sure? I am 46 years dd and a poor CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. station in Curtis Bay. ' ilM cans Manhattan, tele^one director, or deeper." mit that no amount of increase in any of its 1,021 pages, makes inter­ by a man named Gatanaria, an Ital- only ttting I can suggest, is tfaht, you were stored in the station when the ij^...who lived .about the - time have tte gi ro v “ tt removed surgical- ' Answer: The oi^ ’ way to tell Robort K-Anderfion ' Phone; OitfceBllT the circulating medium can be ex­ esting reading. But now ;; nd tiien, Columbus discovered America, in ly. whether dr not you have high blood waves broke into the place and car­ rare as a flash of action in a Hen­ pressure is to have an examination F'unerftl Director Residence 7494 pected to do much good. ry James novel, there is‘an- arrest­ 1492. Louis Xm is said to have The banks are stuffed with money ried them sway. * ' bad as many as 220 enemas given Whai Doea It Mean? made by tte use of tte sphygmom­ Hydrocyanic gas is used in disin­ ing line. . . . And sometimes « lilm'within^ period of six months Question: Miss Dorothy E. atts: anometer, which is an instrument which is doing nothing while indus­ confusing discrepancy betwee. by his physician, Bouvard. During trialists and farmers and business fecting ships and has to bs handled names and addresses. the reign of Louis XTV, the enema with the utmost ears by experts, for For instance, the Fifth Avenue became very fashionable and tbe men are wondering how they are to Galleries' are not on Fifth Avenue meet the increased payrolls and it is a deadly potson a ^ practlcsliy court ladles are said to have taken Instantaneous in its actioii. If any at aU, and the Fifth Avenue Thea­ from three, to four a day, having higher prices essentiid in the NRA ter is on Broadway. Farthest re­ found out that this kept their skins movement. Bankers insist that beachcomber should get bold of one moved of all is the Fifth Avenue rosy and clear. They did not use there is “abundant credit” but a ter­ of those cans and en it his chance Ehctennlttating Co., which is in the plain enema that we use today, of living long enough to drop It Brooklyn; but second honors go to however, but perfumed the water rible paucity of “good borrowers.’ Madison. Squar«> Garden, ,riilch Is with bergamot, rose, angelica r / . We are not so sure about the former would be slender. at'least a mile and a half from orange. \ but there is no question about the What worries the authoirltiee mopt Madison Square. . . . Still and all, The enema la r l^ tly classed oy Is the fear that the labda may have there, must be prestige in a name, many doctors as being tbe most latter condition. washed off the cans. Which is a for less than half o8 the 188 estab­ valuable single remedy to use in j. The banks dare not lend their de­ lishments named the Broadway both acute and chronic diseases. positors’ money, or their own, to the remfoder of the old eSw, “live and Sometbing-or-othw are actually ''n Often severe symptoms will abate hundreds of thousands of concerns learn.” Broadway. Only 11 of |b e 39 named immediately when tbe enema alone Labels are not, after- all-very per­ for Park Avenue are on that Is used. It is a valuable method of and individuals who most desperate­ elusive thoroughfare, and one of quickly relieving the lower bowel qf ly need to be financed. They are, manent Ifight It not be a good th e/II is the Park Avenue Live its contents without Irritating- the therefore, fitting on their money and Idea if every container of a danger­ Poultry Market, up at the north stomach and small intestines. ous poison, either metal or gissi, end where the street tumbles into In taking an enema, it should not wondering how they are going to a push-cart Ghetto. be taken in such large amoqnts as earn their overheA to say nothing were required ;to bear its ‘Totaon’’ to distend the bowel, nor should It ) war^flng Btanqied or blown Into the O. L See be hot enough to relax tbe ineitUn- of any profits. Some of them are al muscles. Tepid enemas of one or not earning ^e overhead but are fabric of the eeotalner itself T One fine old name not la tba directory any longer ie that of two quarts are the most satisfae- paying part bf their operating costs Orhal I. See. Mr. See, who is tozy. Tba best time to talcs them ALL the wi^d dBBFiieg an inonymoaB Iettex^-«iid 4tB writer. Wt out of their suiplusea—^waiting for HITLER PROPAGANDA. really Wood Cowan, the comic Is in the early morning or JUft be­ A little while ago the Hlttsritss fore going to bed. However, In some miracle to make banking pro­ artist who draws “The Newfan- oases of food poisoning, indifMtton, hBve ne regpeet for* or eoBfldonco In the mon who Rdo-otepo riapoMi fitable again and doing nothing were demanding - that • they ‘ be per­ w,” has moved to Oonaeotleut. or practically any otter trouble me years ago, though. ■ be went bilHj by ntuting to BiffB|hii namo to what ^ wrltea. whatever, not even trying to invent mitted to buy mflitasy slrplsnss is IntoB the phone oompuy's oSlee to Witt the digestive tract, tha enema large numbtn in evdsr to ksSp out may bs used at any time and brings the machinery of the miracle. apply for eervlee' iahls toitown apart- almost immediate rsllsf. In easts of The Federal Reserve Bsrstem is tbs plaaee of a forelgB' oountr]^ ment eoDstlpatioD of long standing wbars banker-controlled and banker-mind­ never identlfiedp-^whlcb wire dls- “What Is irour namsT" asked a the muBoIss of the lower colon tevs 0Qt did you over think that nnkiiowB mBrehaiidiM la momymomf, dlstrlbuting subverstve ’^ropsfaada clerk. bsooms strstobsd, it is a good plan ed.^ It sees the nattoa’s problem “What did you say?” asked the to UM tbs snsma to bring about a Nobody to voneb for it* No namt aignod. { through banker eyes. It is “eon leaflets from th# sUss. artist. speedy expulsion of tbs fsOl een- servatlve.” It has never been able Now tbs buiqr W tlsr propafsa- '1 said X misust have your name,' tents BO that tbs intMtinsI musolMmuscle dlsts appear to have fergettofi all rspUsd^ the elerk, a little im< have a ebanes to shrink to thsir to conceive as anything but a read piltfatly. normal siss. Notieo tha adrortiaomaiita in tUa papar. Thara iB bold print ara to ruin a policy of filUBg the banks about tbs enemy in tbs skisa and “Ob,< X sss,” drawled. Cowan Wblnsvsr tbs intestinal contents with so much money that it would, are writing lopg talss about the “And your first name, Mr. BssT” remain for an sxosssivs amount of tha namta of thoao who atako tkoir rapatattena — who ataka your Id a manner of speaking, slop over berrers of tbs Russtan lamiss. Mil Inquired the clerk, busily seribbUng tlmi tbsrs is no doubt that poison­ UoDs of people of tbs Mofitt UbIob on a card. ous putrsfaotlvs products soy bs food-will iowarda thora-^n tha troth of what thay ha?a pnt in typgi the top and run down late the This BO" amosed the appUeant fsnsratsd in tbs alon. Ala* tb# chaanslB of busiaess in the form of bavs died of m alnut^tleit n sboekod tbat bs iavtnted a nauM on the weight of a large amount of fsoa adventurous credit world Isams tbrougb B si^ bscauss spot “Orbal,” bs said. And Orhal in tbs lower afon prsssa on tbs To be sure, tbs banks Just a few tbs government tipok away Atom tbs X. Bss It was, threufb four issues dsliats members in tbis rOgioii and / Tha nakor of adrortiaod goo^ raaHaia that ha odght fool peasants to much of last year's crop of the directory. His frifnds bad often produoM. rsfla pain and years ago were throwlag eredlt hsaitf the ste r, so they had no dlf- _ Os by tbs prsssura alofif* yoii one#—but ntror tho aaaond U tu , Ho kaowa hia m m m ia around like drunken sailors, loanifig to swap ^ fersign goods, maebin* fleultv remsmbering his nom ds Tbs nsma Is tbs best ufd safest ten times its value on tbs pi^ar of sqr, etc. tslspnens. flatbed as well as tbs flost dlrfot dopandant open your eontimiod eonddanaa ia what ha aaya ia lh a Tbis outburst of setrew sver tbs metbed of oerrsotiag tha eenditaB. almost any kind of a wildeat mar* Who's Ixdhisive and Why Fatlsnts who are habitually sen* BdrartiaaBioiitB. ger. But that was different It plight of tbs RuMlaas is tbs bsst Xn ffsnsral, the psepls who bavs stipatsd are eftsn surprised to note svidMCs that hiu yet anlssd that * wouldn’t at all do for a bank to lend gens sxoluslvs to tbs point of the quantity of matsMi oblob tbs • ■ ‘ / three thousand dollars on his notM tbs NaM fovsnnuB t is ssMoualy witbdmsriag their Ustlafs from snsflu brlngi forth and efta rsag- disturbed by tbs probabUlly of n tbs pubU« direetory are not tbs nla tbs nisMua of fe^ lubstaniM Raad tha adrartiaainaBta with aonddanaa. Thay toO tmtha that to a laundrymaa who wanted to of flnanor and industry u d wbab haVs bssn uttn u long u a Justify his Blue Bagla by hiring two Oommunlst uprising in O o n ^ la Bueb, but tbs Broadway Mlsbrl- wak bifers. Ofta patients on a tbs not distant future. fruit Jula ^ t . wbsrs tbsrs a very yon ahonld know* more bands and boosting pay a littla ties. Thus, you!d bs *mabls to a ll little p ^ ^ s . wlu. nsvsrtbsios, but whose assets and Uabllltias al­ Tbs flood of stories ssMaatlng Rudy* Valles, A1 Jelson or Bari bs surpriOd to And tbat tbs from Bsrlla eonesmlng tbs Russian Carroll anises you know tbsir ready were Just about balanced. private numbers, but you oould snsflos eontinus to a u a fbd sx* Bo it was natural anough for the famlns are not senvtaslnf. They rigg up tbs bamss of .VllUam M. lUserve Bystsm to slow down its ars sorsly laeUng in dstafl and Vanderbilt, Obarlss V.'Bebwab and J. F. Uotgtn. And on Mg# 7f0 open market opsratioBS a wbils age, wbsrs detail Is suppbsd Its autberi* eas anet^. ,Tbt third or fourth ty it uBmtittutera/'yaguo. They tbarfa a Damoeratle “Rooaavalt since it couldn’t sas much senas in Franklla D-49 B dB-Rblailaadsf snomo will somotlma b ^ ohsot probably asm , bowsfsr, tbs pBrpeis b o ^ ^ t s tbM tbo fU^or sO- The Meenue of Setiifiletioii li Ltrver In expanding the theoretical credit 4-T4M." « . ood OBd, if Four snomo doa not volume whan there was nobody or of fortlfyiaff m tbsir opialdis that For romanoa, tba vohima offara nrst tina, try odmMs- Adveriiied Goode next to nobody to whom the eredlt part of tbs Osrmaa psopls who al« a Man, a Ifaldan, tb r a Xiaam, ionsl qoontitfa of wo- fQur.Naqktra, ona Rug, two Ifpon- tsr. eould be entrusted. * ready wiro utterly oppsssd to Osps* a and a konaymoob. . . /F o r But there is something that the munlsns., r poetry in tnarsluiiidigngi Bam QVRarfoRa AND AirawRBB bankers and the Reserve Bystsm What iholr effect nay be on that Kata, ijM m Rata. . For wUm- part which .n;ould,prsf8r ’: To d d e N. T. Rrancb of Tbe fear even more than they do an . T.JRata Asfortation of Retotl sbsvism to nttaHam la 8 overflow of bonk money "and that Meat Deolora Ike. . . . fk r, mya- Loottt three BMnbooao i wno thing is inflation, and when Oen* matter. Uiy, tbo laat B a ^ in tha boofei 44-lfttfiy. oral Johnson the other day flew a m 1-4516.*' Tbe Zayn la, and y M kite labeled “Orembaehs” on .one nxAt.yores . bar a vkia nay '%e0» wftb* the otbor ■ gde and “Dollar ]>evatnatls«“ on the Tens, tbs'koms of. tko,aiit^ of i f a a aort of ohtb. You Is then oar eun bnekOo Ob •tber the Reserve flystem sprang HP of tboM ok-tties bttle > ■ i tbard-a"ao^kB--«awa m / T ‘■ u o -tro 'll i'6^- ^ . . r >^t., ^ w •. -^ >

•' • . I • ‘ ‘ ' I ' ■■ ' ■ '* i'" ' '■" • • " ' . . ’. "I - i MANCHESTER i^m ilN O HimALD« ltANqHE|trER.CONN;. SATIilU^Ay/AHGlMrr l # l i t t BUILDING IN JULY c REUGIONS’ HEADS HEBRON DEntonrsntoBBts /Queer. TwUtt SHOWS L IIM C B A N a A group of the young peo|fle mo­ In’ Day** Nauta .. i. H0LDC0NVENH0N tored to Crystal lake and Forest DEOAIlEAltEaSS Faifly GonstsBt is CoEiBsrfd Park, Sprlngheld, Masa, Sunday afternoon, where they plenloked and w ith May, Chicago—A historlo race betwem Towns Chdiied in SniVey. It was a HoUai^ crowd at toe flo ^ Men from AD (h er die had a fine time. The group Includ­ Forty More Whiesses to Re a horse-draw n raiiwity cJe<%a are to be tinanfiad nadai Opening tomorrow with an ad­ —a winner. nifd>t, much to the credit d Brit­ dress from the only sovereign ruler his death in PlalnvUlet Aug. 15, at testimony of the pw week and The July buildiag permits record­ ■ought help from Chinese military toeI TownTowX Aid Act of 1981, wtafla laid plans for the issuance of near­ Caucago—Jack Loreen for some officials, here. ton. He was unable to ture -bis op- one is classified as Trunk Line and who vdU visit CSilcago during the the age of 46. He planned to come reason or other dscently sought to ed in toe twenty-four cities and again In two weeks. He was a ly 4'' more subpoenas. The. Ameripans, sent from Pitts­ ponoit into his stsde of play, soma^ the ether as gtate Aid wei^ ^ Sae- Century of Progress Exposition, the set a worid record for living in a towns totaled 11,082,789. . , thtog timt has proven, the downfall ■vdj Gankwar of Baroda, fabulously great lover of the country and was Testimony from, three vividly Of toe twe dosen. comtnunitiM, burgh by toe American Passionist tioos of kwenty saver diffemt contrasting tersonaUUea ~— United co ^ under ground. After two Missioa. were in Yuandtow. 400 of many able piayers in toe past. roads are Invcived in the nine Jobs, wealthy Indian potentate, the fel> a fr^uent visitor at the White months of it, he emerged yesterday eleven reported gains ih buildiag States Senator James Cousens, the miles southeast of here, ^^mu (he Britton kept righ^ on hammering Sealed bids on toe proposed work lowship has frequently been terr ed home, with his wife and daughters. from his “grave” to discover his permits over their grants of Jute. Rev. Fr. Charles B Coughlin and. n ro w as taken by rebels Jnfie T7. but failed because be oould not ooh' will be received from NRA mem­ a second Pullament ,of Beligloni. At the time of his last visit he was automobile, which had been parked These were Bridgeport,-Greenwich. United States Senator A ^ur H. They have not been heard from trol his blinding speed. He serves ber contractors until 1:00- p. ton It J|dll bring a score of Indian In his usual good health. nearly, stmenl N'ext time he says Hamden, Middletown, New Britain, up the fastest ball of any player in Vandenberg—has featured the past since. e. s. t, Monday, September 11, at spiritual chiefs to the dty. Mrs. caarinda Brown of Hartford New Haven, New London, Norwich, town anc the second one has Just five sessions. Bach witness has giv­ he’ll bury his automobile too, Aid is now adnd ef militaiy lead* the headquarters of the highway Eleven of the great creeds of passed her 84th birthday here at her .Colnmbui^Wben a mosquito bit Stratford, Waterbury and West as much on it as toe first. en his version of the chain - of era In arrangtog a truca between department to the St.,te Office humanity will be represented dur­ Hebron cottage Sunday. Her daugh­ Mrs. O. A. Jacoby things began to Haven. ing Its 21 day meeting. But unlike ter, Mrs. D ai^ Humphreys of Hart­ events which forced the Michigan the rebels and provindal troopa s6 Building. Haihford. banking moratorium of last Febru­ happen. She awakened, smelled Greenwich with permits valued at that the latterfo dega would bb / in toe next to the last game of Hie First Parliament ot Religions, ford. was with ner for the week end. ■mcke and realized the house was 8149,260 headed toe July list with the second set a dispute arose over The projects announced by Com- ary and the subsequent closing of lifted and the Americans allowed to miasiMier Macdonald today are held during the Columbian Exposi­ Neighbors ahd friends called and on fire. Then she roused sevoi New Haven and Bridgeport in seo- the score. Two scorers insisted that the First ■STatlonai Bank-De^lt escape. $ briefly described as follows: tion here, it will emphasize the like- offered congratulations. Mrs. Brown members of the household. Including ond sad third place^t, respectivMy.. the count was 40-80 in Brittcm’a nhsses and not the. differences in had a postal card shower in which and the Guardian National Bank of Trunk Uns Project a ten m<»ths old baby and got them As compa:^ with July, 1982, OFFICSALS WORRIED favor but Holland maintained that faiths in attempting to lay an ethi­ she was remembered by many. She Conamerce. Senator Cousens and Britton had' won toe set. He finally Town of Kidgefirid About 896 Father Coughlin made charges but before firemen arrived to put out last month’r'^bullding grants w ^ Foochow, (tofta, AUg. 26—(AP) cal foundation for world tmlty. Its also received a large birthday cake. the bUuto MTs. Jacoby says she accepted toe scorer’s version and feet of bituminqus macadam at fop sRdnst certain officials of the two iq>proximately |800,000 . less, al­ —United States (3onsulse offidats tersection of West Lane. Route 85 aim has been termed “true unity Though she has been a semi-lnvaild does not mind the mosquito bite. though ten of the twenty-four com* then tossed toe game away with a enriched by variety.” for a good many years she Is able closed banks. today were edbeefned for the safety and the WUton-panbory Road. New York—A small boy, wander­ muni ties enjoyed gains oyer their Of seven American misslonarlea deliberate doublefault. Which, to A precedent of eleven Hundred to see callers and to get about the Foderal PoUey this dopartment, seems a questimi- Route 88. Senator Vandenberg, who testi­ ing around the Com Exchange bank figures for toe correapbndiag month wlthia the field ot hostUlties be­ years standing wiU be broken, house. She Is the vrtdow of the While his father was making a de­ able bit of spwtsmansbip. State Aid Project Hindu leaders said, with the visit late James K< Brown, for many fied yesterday, criticlBed the pohoy of last year. These ware Bridgeport, tween government troopa and Com- Town of Rocky Hill: About 18r of the Federal government fol)ow< posit, saw a row of buttons on the Bristol, Derby, Greenwteh, Meiidaa. nhiilrta in aortoern Fukien pro­ during the fellowshty, ofijils Holi- years a resident of Hebron and a manager's desk yesterday. He The weather isn’t toe only thing 179 feet of trap rock watarbouad Ing the National banking holiday. Middletown, Naugatuck, New Bri­ vince. ne^ Jagadguru Shii Shankara- veteran of the Civil war. started playing them like the kqrs that has handicapped toe tennis macadam on Maple avenuS, Pair* eharya, head of the Hindu religion. Walter Hewitt of New London is He said the. Federal pwey slnc'* tain, New London and Norwich. Fbur ot toe Americana are in tourney this year, the players are . sonage, Bailey *md Orchard streets. that time had been one of “insist­ of a piano. Teabag, one to Kienning, and one N e ^ before in history has the 'e- spending considerable time superin­ The stenographer bustled in with also responsible. Stiurgeon was Town AM P. ojecte Uf^ns primate left his native India. tending the work on his late grand­ ence-on liqiildity instead of solven­ In nenimng. The whereabouts ot tired out by his match yesterday Town of fiSast Granby: About cy.” The Senator urged a standard­ her writing pad; the cashier brought toe other is unknown. 200 Speakers father’s place, the W. S. Hewitt es­ his day’s tabulations; the doorman and requested a poatponement of his 10,917 feet of .trap rock 'watar^ Some 200 speakers representing tate. Preparations are being made ized bank Insurance and expressed REVIVE FAMOUS AUTO Cmnmunists captured Wangtai, semi-final go with Bissell this morn­ bound macadam on Hatchet HIO amazement at the refusal of Fed­ reached for hlS gun, and police 15 miles from 7enping, today, and the Orient’s Shlntoists of Japan, to paint the house, stores, etc., and d ^ ed to the hank. ing, thereby disappointing a large and Rainbow roads.' Taolsts and Cenfuclanists ot China, a good deal of repair work had al­ eral officials to testify before the their entrance into Yenping was crowd that was on hand for toe Town of Somers: About 10,686 The small boy, frightened, got for ROAD R A Q AT ELGIN considered imminent. In such aa the Sikhs, Jainists and Hindus of ready been done. Grand Jury. '' match. Just whoi toe remaining feet of roDed bank run gravd on home as fast as his legs would carry eventuality Chinese authorities India, the Zoroastrians of Persia, William C. Stlehl recently return­ Whilst^ rem arking that it m ight two matches will be played remains Fletcher. HaU HUl and Ninth Dis­ be “Just a coincidence,” Senator him. planned to try to send the Ameri­ the ^ddhlsts of Ceylon, and Mo­ ed to Amston from the World’s fair Hartsdale, N. Y.—Elwood H. Hop­ Elgin, m., Apg. 26—(AP)—Pages in doubt, although they have been trict roads. Vandenberg said that a more hrip- cans to Foochow by river boat. hammedans as well as the west’s at Chicago and an extended tour of kins is seeking a cut in his alimony of automobile racing history were tentativi^ t ^ t o r next Tuesday Town o f Bethlehem : About 12,* ful attitude on the part of Federal Hipped back 18 years today for toe Christianity and Judaism will speak the South. payments so he can buy a new*p^ and Thuradajrr 766 feet of roUed bank run gravM hank officials followed the transfer following the Gaekwar's address m im .Mildred Rathbim is spend­ leg. Hopkins, who is in the takl revival of toe famous Bll|^ road on Munger Lane and Wood Creek to Ohio stertly after the IDchlgan The Recreation Centers team during the gathering. ing a few d ^ with Mrs. '\nctoria business, told a Judge that unless race over a dangerous eight and due League Leaders road. holidi^ of Alfosd P Leybum,^ for­ travels to Middletown this after­ World peace Is one of the ob­ Strong at the latter’s cottage at the pa]mients of 882fi0 a week are quarter mile course which winds Town of Plainfield: About 4,- mer chief examiner of the Seventh through hills and highways Just noon for a match aith toe Middle- jectives of the fellowship and on the Giant’s Neck, Nlantlc. reduced, he can’t afford the new 1^ 400 feet of loose gravet on Webb Federal I^eservc district west of this dty. The race was first Nationalt town Y, on toe Wesleyan courts at opening session tomorrow night; Mrs. Anne C. Gilbert and the —and ttot will mean he will have to HIU road. which coincides with the anniver­ The first witness to appear be­ started in 1910 and was discontinor Batting—Klein, Phillies, .378; 8 o’clock. The local piayers will be Pendleton motored to New go out of bui^ess because his pres­ Thwn of Pomfret: About .*.4,079 sary of the signing of the peace pact fore the Jury when It reconvenes ed in 1920. Tarty, Giants, M 9 . Runs—Mar­ Paul Jaaimis, Bari Buaell, Carlton, I^don Wednesday calling on Mr. ent wooden limb is so unoOmforta- tin, Cards, 96. Runs batted in^ foet of looee gravel oB G am of Paris, the Parliament will nre- and Mrs. Charles C. SbUsrs and par­ next week is expeeteo to be Arthur There were two races today for Hunts and jamaa Britton. Dniwa, Quassat, Mattbewaon, Rt^ b la purses totalling 88,000, toe first a Klaia. Phinias. 105. Hlto—Xlaia. •eat to fonder Beoretaiy ot State taking of a picnic lunch at Ooean J. Lacey, personal attom«y to t Middleburg, N. Y.—Clareaoe VW- ar and Chaenav roada. 80S mile event, dosed to stock eara, PhMUes, 176. Doubles—R leia, Phfl- The ThompsonvOle Terrors wiU Frank B. Kellogg a bronze plaque. Beach. Senator Couaens, (3ov. Vl^lllam ^ finfm and Bari Cain Shpt a wood­ Town of Windham: About 16^ starting at 9 x m., central stana- llax 86. Triples—Vaughan, Pl- oppose the Sub Alptnea at Mt. Neb6 It bears the words: "The outlawry Schools in town will open Tues­ Comstock, ^ o proclaimed the chuck, put it in the car and started 800 faet of roQed bank run grave! ard toe, ahd toe second, free fbr ratw, 17. Home runs—Berger, tom afternoon at 8 o’riock. The of war, the progress of our century.” day, September 5, the day after La­ Michigan banmhg holiday, is to ap- homeward. The chuck revived, on Beaver Hill, Back, Babeodi Hm, Disarmanwnt, prevention of war, pearihter in the week. all, at 805 miles starting at 1 p. ax, Braves, and Klein, Phillies, 24. Terrors are a very colorful aggre­ bor D ay. proved too much for Winans to Stolen bases Martin, Cards, 18. Machine Shop and Sanitarium raMgioua persecution, the machine The officials in charge of the c. s. t» gation having won n games so far S t Peter’s church held^^ja picnic handle alone and Cain Joined the Pitching-Tinning, Cubs, 10-4. this season and baro boasted that roada. age, the youth movement, poverty, Friday, having postyoned it from bank investigation have indicated Fifty year old Ralph De Palma, a (3ty of Ansonia: About 860 foot Rounds in Vernon. pont Irvlu o t Southampton and F. Hawitt, r f ...... 2 0 1 2 0 1 Mra Edward B. Foots and her trvin gto^ . Y., and Walter, 28, and Mr! and Mrs. Olcott F. King and Falkoarakl, e-p ...2 0 0 0 1 0 o f the bettiff, the giandeu, the h ia c ^ woodaaa daughter, Miss Deborah, have been grandson, Irving BueU, went Friday ChwM Wiles, 16, sons of Dr. and C M d e o , 8 btofidmad oodook aiR oeedftil to OM t Mrs. Walter wiles of Southampton. spending some time at the Weeka- to Berlin, N. Y., where* thethey ^ 16 0 I 15 6 1 Join Irving’s parenta Mr. and M ra Dr. Wiles said the youths pUumed paug Inn at Weekapaug. ' in eight days Rtyhland Ice Co...... 225 00— 9 dwt 8ft *']aai ateofid tfat ootnet^ from font doot The farmers are harvesting their D. L. BueU, on a motor trip to La­ to reath Nantucket daft to e its n ot to Two base bits, B. Kapura; saeri- tobaeoo which Is a very fine crop conia N. H., where they will pass and had told their expect to heu fiom them until then. floe hits, Oovayi stolaa bases, P. this year. The rains came Just in the week-end. Mrs. Foote also plans Caat tffefd k? ^Tfwia— 8< ^ wkhin a e •. fttt to fo a and foota. to visit her son, Arnold Foote and ^ is to be supposed that they Kapura; doubla plays, O’Cennar to time. There has been quite a sale rode out the storm,’’ said Dr. B.'K^iura to Sawyers; base On o f Old tobacco recently. family, at their home in Ataherst, Masa, before her return. NUes. balla off O'Oennar 2; hit by pitcher, ’ For XDMBf feaia, Now Rngiand baa fn e k x ^ Mrs. Lewis Newberty has been'at Hadlund by O’Oennar: struek cut, the Hartford hospital for observa- Mr. and Mra CarrOll W. Hutchin­ MARYLANDtl DBATH TOLL by Falkoarskl'l, O’OoiqMr 2^ tkm recently. son returned Friday from Kingston, ' arihftidftotaitoiiiritottocttiooiattof^ R. L. where they attended the ‘ - V flBlDiei)8.hsft tvatM horn h i fktem to ait Orange Lecturers’ Conference. Baltimore, Aug. 16.—(AP)— QBTt-210,669 UQUBST ATTEBCPYS SUIOIDB .-'C'< The Tri-County Christian En­ Maryland’s toU from Wednesday’s ftem doM dMwfaott .wodd k )0 | 8 t o c s ^ * • * &C&* , , . of tvety nadoto Tlik X ! « . . . 1st fOto deavor union wni hold its monthly violent storm along the Atlantle Phlladalphla,ua, AUg.Aug. ZD.—(AX'l—86.—( ^ ) — New Britain, Aug. 26—/A P) — m eeti^ at the Westchester ishurdi coast today mounted to 21—18 be­ Mss. (3eorgat Dlnsmoor,~ o t Boston, Arturo Merourio, 56 of 475 South •':'B^aod'aowtain joiL ' v , • ■ , .y v '^ Sunday evenlag. ing known to have died in the dis­ wlH raoalve |10,800 ■■ a bam^ kififi loif confoii aad tiqofnaM pMoidtd bf N iff street, father of six children, sat on aster and eight reported misslaff. : , > under the willm o t M n . AMea B . T ^ the edge of his bed this morning The dlsappearaaoe Of ‘w e O oult o t PfiUsdalpklSt widdi disposes of with a toe fired a charge from a h o l d AtJJMMm flFY Ouardsmea, Oai^ata R. L. an asU ta aOHmatad a t 1200.000 double-barrel shotgun into his head, and his assistant, R. L Mason, rep­ ’%ad upwarda” Tha win directs blowing off one side ot his face. Rome, Aug. 16.— (AP) — An resenting the entire personnel o t that shs be boil«d>baslda bar hus­ iBefore he oould fire the other-tiar- Italian aviation captain starioned in the Green Run station, was rsport- band, Dr. Charias W. Fox / rel, Louis Larlo, a neighbor rushed Rome was reported today to have ed at Ocean dty last a M t in and kicked the weapon from his been arrested In oonneotiea with hn Six men stUl were not found at NOfB iO CXWnTB grasp. Policeman William O’Keefe, esMonage organisatioa. looper’s today. * . who was passing in a department Mvecal anwits hhd been made T h r ttw n o la t e s t ___ 2|!1(AP) — Nina automobile, entered the house and previously in oonneotloo with or- to the death list last alglM wlih the ■printers In the ordered Mercurlo taken to New jnnlaatlon. which aDigedly was led finding of the bodies « two -nsgre m rsa ^ f o t *tha first Britain General hoqntal. where it w former Deputy UmMrto Bianchi, in Sinepuxent. Bay aec* tiofilag of tharMm c. Sahanok s ' M eiMd. his oonmtion is nOt crltioal. who is understood to be In custody. C ity. T b oj dlsappecred- Mwaonal banMonp aiMI tvt fur- Iferomlo has not worked for two Two women, whose named were not Wednesday whUe trying to sMm to kofs for I5,OoD added at Hhw* ‘ -4 the mainland. 77V /Vt ■w P A ^ 8 E I

BEGIN HKBE TODAY and hood department the City fibr ^liMPeri EVE BAYLES8, preMY Hints OB HpBl'tO': Worid “ ' to, EABLE BABNEd, Hr. Brown suggested four stocks .^ n tra s tK f t m .. iBMiac«r of Btzby^ arhitih were on the rising maricet. u ip r i. maRlai DICK BADEB, a 'RAF filKTWOflK:.'. ^ “For a quick turnover,” he advised, BLUEinBSB Op m m u g a d b e d (Bonatnietioii ■nperiatondeat. He “thege are as likely as any to ad­ waato her to give iq» her Job ImB BY LACK CV DItTGBN vance.” Of jMtUe ■he refnaea. Eve does aot waat fibre’s funds were l* Umlted thal: . I' - ■!’ ■ her employera to toiow ' ahe la it seemed advisable to toncentrate Cyanosis, As IMseMe la Known, Is i W -L otas Gardeu Drdhsstra. married ao they aeq» the mar­ on one as a b^lhnlttg. 3be placed Room fiSchoes J o s ^ 4B 0- SU. riage aeeret aeveral moatha. At D oe to imptvqpnr Bteettonlng her ssoney on Pure Soap Ihe. Of Lcnga and May DIseoler Bhidwk ;4lreetor. CBrittmaa they aaBooBoe It. lliey fibre gianped at the pretty young Ms dffsg fi - - Norman ^MBd a brief vaoatlMi at the Itome elevator giri in a patronising man­ \ Ctonttar, direotor; vrlth Fraapes r s T ’J-T.,.1^ of Eve^a pacenta. .kan ner as she rode up to the office EpiTOB’8 NOTfc;. This is the IwldwiB. hm • tie- THAwita Orsy Ot.... Back at the oflloe BfABYA fioor dt Blzb]r'‘<. “One knows so llt^ 8:80—SqtyMiiV MatfoOl — Julius VLAD, faahloa artiat, and AB- first' of tw6 arti(^ on cyanosis, Caiift. Kset. tie at that age,” she told herself. or blueness of the ridn. ' .NussnuMi, director. USNE SBOTH, atenogr^h^ gnot “1 wouldn’t want to b. a year 4:00^^-f^snt. tans- MO-otok mssier A Eve excitedly. Eve hooim tiiat 1840-r 4 S ^ n a H«stiii younger I am. for see the 1Xj4*— 1i4S—M em asW MONA ALLEN, the new oo?y By DR. MOBBIS FI8UBEIN lOtO^-d. Fiyamaa dfoti, ■ also' ai knowledge I gain aD the time Editor, Journal of tte Afnerloaa ■naday, Ang. 87, * liOa- tMk-Marry Msi writer, itlaHkfO her and *3 j y l ^ Why, only jreetwday I didn’t know 7:80-Tarsan of the Apes. lisa- Sias-Matl^ to oanw trouble for h a . Medloal Asseelntlen, and of Hygsla aiflo- ‘ “ ------what It was like to 4leuad. ceived a recent promotion If he In "certain fonas of diseases of That afternoon ahe worked swift­ the lungs, rioh as'pneuiaonia and 0:80—^Welter Hapgood on sports. 4rts- « llehard Hi RdtSIC. — « 0qtt wja wba-wbaa wbal had known ahe waa married. ly. deftly and happOy. Arlene com- 0:46—Robert Sha^y, taritona. ax -Mayar Davi hdha wiiw.a» arlw wayrwiaal; . Eve reoelvea a letter from bronchitis, and also in bronchial SiSO- tiSS—^ak and taratla-'ita as Mlswaelt w do low waar wla kwfe xn^ted on her i» ^ . asthma, which causes a constrio- 10:00—Ooi. Louis MoMeary Howe. e ffW iia . Janaa, SkM-^etts a hwer kan wran wowc kae IBENE PBENnSS, a former •*Tm having a good day,” fi)ve e:oo- ?<>■ Frawcaa LansTWO,LanffwO. Ssnsl NORTHWKST A^^NADIAN — wtnj tl(m of the bronriiW tubas, it 10:18^Xmprassl(ma of Itity. katp wake wday |tnrr. ret ofri - Bohoolmate who Bvea in New York. admitted. *Tve turned out my copy 10:46—'^ Merry Mwdrapa-- Nennan TilSf-Four 0 ■ft Irene la playing the sto^ market may be impossible for a sufficient SrtA- 7W —Freoram fra w _____ 'H — wStf wwaa wla wjax in alMut half the time it usually amount of good air and, oxygen to Cloutier, director. 7 fi» - SM-Antobal’a Cabana A Vocal irami wtoo warn ware wsb wapi and advises Eve to do the aame 7:30— SM—Kay-Sevan, Spy DranM ’ 'wbaikJcvoo wky wfka wbap kpra takes.” get into the lungs, in which qaae 11 :lfi—National Recovery Talk— JUba kdw thing. Without telling DIric, Eve “Well, I envy you!” Artene t.-OO- SBO—B. A Solfa Orob.—a ta 0 •vT vlalta the atock department of a naturally cyanosis, or blueness of • Senator Wiiham Q. McAdoo. 30)0—10B0—Oaa. OlMh'a Oreh—to a IdUNTAtN—kM kdyLkair ksbl grumbled. “It would taka a million the akin, toDows. 11:80— Orchestral (Sefoa— Chris-1 tiSl^ldC^Harald ttorn*B Orehaatrs A A l jl ^ o y S T — k s ^ kgw kerns bank. dollars to me feel Ilka that lOioa—1I1OO—DIak MoMnar Orohiatra Irritant or poisonous gas may in­ tlaaa Kriens, director} with ‘i^ - - t S - i ^-Hallywaad aowl Caaaart today.” 10 1 7 11 1 G a^ laaL NOW GO ON WITH THE 8TOBY flame the lu i^ and there are also ginia MacCracken, soprano. 1ttSS<- ttSQ—Coneart lo baaa -0 to oat “Oh, a few hundred thousand can oases in addeh objects associated 12:00—^ludn.—Montclair Orchestra. CB8-WABC NETWORK 1d )^ 81OS—Words sad Musis—o ts s do a lot!” fibre answered irlly. with industry Mock the ■xassages in 12:30—Bud Shasr’s Orchestra. RASIC—Eaati wabc wade woko wcao tiS ^ SilA-rWSaltli of Harmony—to e CHAPTER XVm A’ 2:80 she sent the office boy the lungs a ^ fall to'permit circu­ Waab wnao vzr wkbw 'vrkro wbk cklw aWi-Danee. Masters, Or—toiO. to' buy a copy of thr stock edition wdro wcaa wtp wjaa waan wfbl wapd S;SO— SiSe—Csasort Faveritss—to cat I^re did not ale^ well that night. lation of the blood .oqrtylng oxy­ . wjir; MMwaat: wbbm wan wfbra kmoe SKIS— 4400— Orehsstra—to eat She awoke aeveral times, only to of an evez^ newspaper. When gen. c. kmoz wowa whaa 3:30— 4|SO-*Ns5 Slaters and Harmony drift back into troubled dreama of it came fibreoumed excitedly to the ■AST a CANADA — wpf whp wlbw S:4A- 4i4S—Qratum Aknls- oaat ciuy Then there may be a oopdltion whao wlba wfaa wore wloe afrb ckae 4:00- SM—irillo. M oM f Orohostra, Bix^f> store, a atock exchange, financial page. Pure Soap, Inc., affecting the heart, which, makes it DIXIE — argat wafa wbro wqam wdod 4 :3 0 -a)30-O*LaarW Mlnatrala and finally her old home. In the had gone up two points. impossible for the heart, because WDRC klra wrae wlao wdan wtoo krld wrr 4:45- 0:40 Sojanoi at WorMM Fair E:0I^ OrtM Roat Raardan. Baritono morning she was so quiet that Dick fibre made a mental note of her (ff its weakness, to force the blood ktrb ktaa waeo koma wdbo wodz wbt 886 Hartford Doan. wdaa wbix wtar wdbj wwva armfax wajs S:10— Otis—AnaiOt Judy, gates—ploo a was worried. profit “When it goes up 10 points, through thr lungs, so as to permit 1880 MIDWKST — wcah wmbd wtaq kfab 5:30- 6;30-KladersaSwii Via Rodip “Tou^ usually skipping about she decided, “FU sell and reinvest a sufficient amount of oxygen to wim wibw kfh wmt wkba wceo wabt 6:00— 7dl0—Jaek DanayY Oroboatra the profit in something —Jerry Freeman’s Orchestra. “Mother, dear,” Eb^e had written, the deprivation of oxygen associat­ ust before serving or omit it if answer is ‘yes,’ you^d totter map and gmvel surface, from CbmwaU to sketch. As she waa lehvlng ahe 11:80—Charile Davis’ Orchestra. bridge west. Grading and building *T wonder if you could get from turned abruptly toward fiNc. ed with cyanosis. ferred. Oxm or two £rs of vanilla out a schedule for it, too* Dad the money he is 'ceeping for can be added if liked. CarefoUy consider • massage bridges bn new location. Old road “Oh, I almost forgot!” Freda Sunday, Aug. 8^^ open to traffic. me in the ’emergency fund.* You Obviously, the presence of any treatmehts, hot oil Bhaihpooe and said. ‘Tm throwing a pariy tomor­ 10:00—Marion Carley, pianist. Routa No. D. S. 6A: • Hamdea, know how Esther and 1 .Uways row night and Fd love to have you obstruction to breathing is in itselfj other aids to a healthy scalp and hair. * You’ll probably waat to try 10:16—Mslody Parade. State street Shouiden are being saved our pennies and nickels and girLi come.” , an indication for its emoval. 10ri6—Negro Spirituals; Coleman a new coiffure this fi^ so make oUed tor 8 miles. NoHh Hhve^ By Otiv* Ko^Arts • put them in the little red elephant She had only a alight acquaint­ In cases of poisoning with illu­ > WUliams and Raymond Morris. h*Ti'.r« Until there waa enough to minating gas or of asphjmiution. careful study Of new aM bepomiqg State street Shoqld^ .ara MiH ance with Mona Allen and h a ways to dress your hair. n:00—Rhoda Arnold and Taylor oiled for 2H miles. \ deposit down town? Dad said that glance was for fibre and Arlene but ths UM of artlflcial breathing de­ when we grew up we would have Buckley. Route No. O. S. M: KlUifigi^ before either of them could reply vices , which supply a mixture of 11:30—Salt Lake City Tatomaclc Rhode Island road is |klng oiled lot Dkddy Idsa^ ttia fhSdty ftfodr that money fo. an emergency fupd Mona gave fi’reda a melting smile 95 per cent >f oxygen and five per in case anything happened. So T Y ourself Choir and Organ. 4Vk mllss. Windham. Phelp'a croha- bye and Icffi the tralnv ! ' aud exclaimed, “Oh, hew perfectly cent carbon dioxide hairien the 12:30—Polish program. ing, 20 feet oonirits pavement wish he would let me have the swMt of you! I'd simply adore a elimination toxic substances and That waa a signal io r two-year- money now for something very, 1:00—Fted^Fslbri at the Organ.' length 1-4 mile is under construc­ old Wallace to set up a yeB. In­ party!” permit the introduction of excess iy A licia Mart Thought 1:80—Oomplnsky Trio. tion. Traffic cap pass. very special. I don’t want him or Mona paused expectantly, fibre oxygen to supply the terrific de­ stantly ' his ten-year-old brothea Dick to know about it but n i let 2:00—John Kelvin, Irish tenor. Route No. 10: Oranfay. CoUege laid hlmarif but te ainuie tha'iMUty. was thinking, “Freda didn’t 'lean mand of the tissues for this sub­ highway is being oiled for 2Vk ndles. you in on the secret. Fm not go­ stance. In (3od I have put my truet; 2:15—The Playboys. and hla mother spent: thf to i]|plude her. The invitation was 2:30—Mimhattan Moods. Simsbury. CoUege highway is being ing to spend the money—~*m going for Arlene and me. Ts ahe going Now is the time to plan your will not fear what flesh can do un­ day trying to keep little-brethei to invest it.” to me.—Psalms, 56:4. 3:00—Symphofilc Hour. oiled for 8 miles. qi’let. to let Mona get away with that?” N IX T : Various causes of cya- fall beauty routine. Determine first . Routa No. 12: Ledyard, Sub­ 4:00—Cathedral H^ur. Wallace was two all Ha Without particular cor allty noele. what you need in the way of cosme­ marine road.- Shoulders are be. g Because her daughter had asked fi’reda' assured Mona that ahe was tics and just what sort of treat­ Trust men, and.thejr will, be true 5:00—WiDard Robison — Synco- had a whole mouthful of teatH paUd Sermons. oiled for 4 miles. Piaiflfieid. her to do it Kate did try to get glad ahe could come. Arlene also ments you will require. to you; treat them greatly, and French's crossing, 20 feet concrete And as he dashed up aikl down, eg the money. But Hank Bayless accepted the Invitation. If wiir skin baa become tanned, they will show toemsehrec.great— 5:15-—Vera Van. ialsle he could steady himaelf «n 5:30—Julia Sanderson syd Frank pavement about 1-4 mile is under remained as adamant as a rock. fibre liked EYeda but she could freckled^ or rough during the sum­ Emerson. construction. > Traffic can paks. the speeding car better than ' SISTER C n ^ t grown person. , He refused tc draw out one penny ni^er be s>ire. about Freda’s mer, bleadies . wUV probably be B.-OO—Eddie DucMp’s Orchestra. Putnam and Thompson. Thompson' of the sum unless his wife told him friends. There was Theron Re^e, your first consideration. You will Fifty hours of accredited-solo fly­ Putnam road is bring oiled for Reople got tired after a Wlffia what she intended to do with it. for ezampl.e. But fibre was certain want to > know whether you are go­ ing time are now required of can­ 6:30—Chkafl^ Knights. mites. ttying to divert him so his tired 7:00—Thr Gauchos. Finally Kate told him that fibre he would nibt be at the party. This ing to n ^ a weak or a fairly didates for the grade (ff private pilot Routs Na 14: Meriden. West mother and patisati htqthir opoM wanted it. was February and be had told her MARTS strong bleach. license, as compsrsd to 10 > hours 7:80—John Henry—Blqck River Main stvnst Shoulders are bring have a..rest. ,• - i G iant “Why shmdd ahe want that he was not due in Lake City until If it is convenient,, a good idea heretofore.. oUed for about 2 miles. Ibo Mueh Attentlen money?” he thundered. ‘She’s get­ the week before ESaster. Reece had 7:45—Chicago Variefy.program. Route No. 15‘. Union and Stafford. 8:15—John'' Henry—Bl^k River His mother tried to bsaka him ting a good salary and she has a mentioned his itinerary n detail Stafford-Unioo road. Shoulders are take a nap. No sb! He' wontC at dinner that evening in New K it c h e n G iant husband with a good job who would being tilled for 18 miles. not sleep, cauxi-choo traina ard .8:30—PhiladeljAla Summer Con­ be glad to support her it .'he’d stop York. Going to this pariy. Eve Route NO. 20: Stafford. Stafford- too excfthig* N47 onA oan aspint' 'a - this foolishness about -” puzzled. “Why 1 thought t ^ to a Ugh tempemture wUch is THE LAMOIVTB TAKE About 6 miles ot reinforced concrete When Really. Tfasn^t drinking t o weren’t going to buy furniture yet. destructive to dangerotu bacteria. A LOOK AT RUSSIA I under eonstruotfon. Open to traffic. was eattaif -.ndiwheh^to -to n t do­ I thought they lived in a fumi^ed m o t a t i o n s ^ ‘This makes these milk products a '— ^ ' Route No. 69: Bethany and Pros­ ing sithar to arak usuHH 'pcfimm- apartm ent” aafe^ source o f m ^ entirely depend­ Hipe Diary K an lafermal Aooomrt pect Bethsiny-Proapeot road. About *ag. . - T.. “They do,” Kate answered pa­ able in the mostTemute parts of the ef TiMir Trip 6 n^ee bituminous macadam under Then theio was tto aasttir . if ^ tiently. “But this was sometbtog The more 1 examine present-day vforld. They^can to kept tor long construction. Open to. traffic. attentioB. Ha knew ttoy-iaxpaBbaf ^ special Eve wanted. She saw it on womanhood the more I am disiq>- periods of time without ioe and are Of books on Russia there seems to Routs No. 72: MfiWriown-Crom- him to . to naughty He.' HrM ^ i one of their trips. It was—an­ poiated in my search after that particularly convenient for travel to no end; aad.tlM surprising things wsU-Bsriin tumpiks. 8 8te m uss ot la that so jnaay of that’ are worth to to soaxso and anraad '/nd fad S tiques.” ideal beauty which is ths romantie and camping. teinforeed coaerttsr p yeinant tm- and run after. That gland tn / p a “Antiques.” Hank groaned. “With novelist’s dream. But there is another point worth reading.' der Qonstructloa but open tp trat- One of the new ones which you of hb gave up evaty saOoad or the my hard-earned money? Well, Fll —Gilbert FraUkau, Britlah novrilst. consideration—-the special valuq of fllc. long jenmei tryfhg lor hity ib be danged! No, mother; tell her canned and dried mlou as an in- oould profitably lotdt into is “ Rus­ Route No. 74; A shford.and WU- sia Dty by Day,” by Corllas and mother 'OUt. I oMn asIdMi-SeM ‘no.’ Not by a.jugful!” Money will buy power azid social gr^ en t in cookery. Since aU canned mgton. E. WUUagton-WarrenvUie anything like it fq a toy af 'hln So fibre received less ttiAn she had Margaret Lament Mr. and Mrs. road. Bituminous, macadam, length position, but try to exchsngs It for milks have bean heated sufficiently Lament want to Russia in the sum­ expected and the draft was made to alter thelf flavors, they dend ex- about a n mllsa undsr construction. anything as spiritual as friendship mer oTJ988. mads an axtansive trip Traffio can pass:. . Travrilter WgH BnMaa 1 out to her mother from the little or love and you only get their ceun' cUlently with many oISmt foods and These two thtegl; toa . Huali. fund Mrs. Bayless had saved for so through Lsniagrad, Moscow, KasSh, Routs No. 80—Klhtegworth and terfeit. produce unusually delicious . “ ngradamd the Black Sea . re­ food and too much attantlad.^.6bfa long. Kate had hiade one more —Mary Borden, writer. The prtksess o f evaporation de­ Saybrook. Deep JUetr road. About respoBSiUe for tto hahyb aHMI^ sacrifice for her dauvhter and fibre gion joipked about them eympathet- 4 miles Utuminaua macadam under velops a flavor suggestive of cam- ically and kept up a day by day construction. Oven to traffc tion. which by (hreb aWbcii 'w to: had to be content with the amount mil as well as a richness and, pitiful. ahe received. When 1 go -to tod, 1 sleep. diary of their cxperleaoea. Routs No. 87: Lebanon. Jonathan smoothness of texture that makes' Their book la not 10 mueh een^ I waa sorry/for tha She wrote her mother a long let­ —King George of Ibiglaad, oom- Trumbull road. Shoulders are bring meultng dlednliifnily on bedside it undiluted, almost like cream. earned arlth Communist thsory. Rve- riled 'for 8 mtlaa. Uy the tired methty, ter of appreciation. The uoney Condensed milk, which is a sweet- yaar-plana .and ao on asaait liwltbj She was trying to tod war to be considered as a '.oan, ‘>Tve lamp dkqilasred a* London exhibit. Route No. 81: WoBdatook. Wait Mied, evapomted milk, sitppUee. giving an Intlsaate picture of tha road is Isaing ollad fo r 8% mitsa. qUat I M tyi^ ba M M explained, and she promised to re­ everyday Ilfs of ths Rusaiiui. peo- other paaantyeia. EtoT-H pay it as soon as she had made a Business has learned a lot from sugar for desserts, cakM and Route No. .95:, Vriuntown. JEkonk the depression. After we get beverages . in addition to its o ^ pie. HUl road and dmrqh street, wster-r db any good ai gain of that amount. She would The Laments fqund plenty ef |r- '1 straightened out and get going good flavor. bound macadMirtangth about 8 ^ lib tarrihly hold this for working capital. *¥00 ntatlng things in Russia; but they dhAdraa o f know. Mother, ’ she wrote, “it’s im­ we’ll start to forget those tUngs Ths milk powders are satisfactory mllsa under.. bBterihritlon; Traffie again. in maty Instances. When they art also found mat, on . the srhali. t o give ------^ possible to get a start without a “ things w —Samuel M. Vaudafn, industrialist. dissolved (n water, they form a “re- FairOrid and hanwa baw H m . tt. little capital.” Kate mlled as she able than On* (hfag ■indtr.H read that To think her quarters coDStltutsd” milk wUoh can scarce­ visitor wb niaoadam Sometimes*it is extremely good ly to distinguished fopm freglLarilk. on. ilha Fer- to uhdriM^ritlMiH’ and half dollars, saved from the have a eery cnjoyilfla trip throu|ft 1*" ^ Utae household allowance and slipped for you to forget that there is any­ Ths eazmed cream s-■botn"th e en-the Balls thing in ths world that needs to to Russia, they rayi^ and ha aratofE ® * endted into the cracked sugar bowl on the coffee and wh^pint^—hqye been able to sSe eriuit;ha #anta to eealL?S BoadF V iggrtaif bunitee ana done, and to do some ,pattleulan stsrUiaed after sealim in the can O ^ i W u S a c . . 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HOLLAND OUSTS BRITTON , 6 - 2 , 6 - Bucs Twicef Increase Lead TITLE HOLDER SMASHES Giants W AY INTO FINALS WITH THREE BIG BALL GAMES SEVEN GAMES Lamprecht•’Heubner Play SfflELDS LOOMS AS (CLOSE FOUGHT MCTORY AHEAD OF BRAVES In Finals This Afternoon IMlYllMEROF SLATED HERE TOMORROW Sonthpaw Challeiider Makes Gladys Lampreebt and Eleanor ^Sbe Is given a fine chance of com­ lUnONAL SINGLES Recapitulation of Highland Park, in best two out IN PENNANT RACE Heubner will clash in the finals of ing through against the title holder, of three game series, automatically the women’s tennis tournament this having beaten DoroUiy Lampreebt, (lallant Stand Bat Loses The point score and atroka analp- GrMD'BaUwnu and West come together for a deciding series afternoon at 2:80 o’clock on the High 6-2, 6-1, and Elizabeth Washkle- six of the Walter HoUand-Janies to determine which shall represent school courts, due to a last minute wicz, former champion, 7-6 and 6-2, May Climax Brilliant Come­ on E rrors Robert Star* Britton leml-final match at tha SidtP-Bhefields Clash m the Manchester American League, Boston Idle at New York change In schedule. The match will in her march to the fixials. High school courts last night fol­ in the expected contest for Town be best twe out of three sets and Miss Lampreebt eliminated Emily lows; ___ Champions. the defending champion, Miss Lam­ Cheney, 6-0, 6-0, and then ousted back With Victory at For­ geon Upsets Urbanetti in FIRST SET Maraiag; Krates-Sab Al- The Oreen and the Baldwins have Wins 7th in Row; Cnbt preebt is g l^ g a slight edge over Mary Antonio, 6-4, 6-8, to gain the Point Soors/ played two games of this champion­ her rival. other finals berth. ’The time of the O.Pts. ship series, the Baldwins copped the est HOIs Against Leading Tbree Hard Sets; To Meet piMt Meet in Aflernoon; Tighten Hold on Third; Miss Heubner, who was also run­ match was ebangee by Frank Holland . .4 8 4 4 6 4 3 g 6—40 first game by a score of 7 to 3, out ner-up last year, has improved con­ Busch, director of th< Recreation Britton . .0 10 0 2 4 2 4 6—2—28 the Hublardites came back strong siderably this season, wiiming ths (Centers, which la sponsoring the Net Players. BissellNexL STROKE ANALYSIS and took the second game by a girl's tourney at the High school. tourney. A. P. O. N. D.F. M hrehre Tides. score of 16 to 10. Now occurs the Senators Widen Margin. Holland ...... 1 6 12 2 2 third, last, and deciding game of the series. Reports from both camps B ritto n ...... 8 9 16 18 6 By GALE TALBOT Playing the same unor­ SECOND SET TbrM Important baieball gamM indicate that neither team seems to By ORLO ROBERTSON (Assqplated Press Sports Writer) are lehaduied to be played in Man- Associated Preie Sporte Writer thodox but effective style * Point Score have any reason to believe they are Old Net Rivals to Meet New York, Aug. 26.—(AP)—For cheater tomorrow, two in the morn­ going to lose, each team appears to of tennis that has brought O. Pts. ing and one in the afternoon, all be in Grade A shape, and evenly Back ia the midst of tbs fray four years now, they’ve been lay­ him five consecutive town Holland ..6 2484662 4 6 -8 6 three involving a championabip of matched as they are, the fans-who after being abut out four atraigbt For Eighth Time Today ing that big Frank Shields, when Britton ..8 4060484 2—8— 26 championships, Walter STORKE ANALYSIS one kind or amother. journey to Mt. Nebo tomorrow dasrs by Jupiter Pluviua, the' New be decided to calm down and take A t 10:46 o’clock in the morning, <«fpy»> blasted his A. P. O. N. D.F. morning should witness a mighty York Giants havs demoaatrated hit tennis seriously, would be the Baldwina A. C. and Mancheater good scrap, starting when Umpire New York, Aug. 26— (AP) —ForA Mlea Jacobi3be qua[uallfied for toda/a greatest player In the world, hands way into the finals of the Holland ....0 6 6 6 8 Oreen will claah at Mt. Nebo in the they can manufacture a winning O’Leary calls "Play BaU’’ at 10:16. the eighth titne since they left their match by turning back Dorothy down. current town title tourna­ B ritton ...... 1 11 17 10 2 third and deciding gsune for the streak of their own to match the high acbool class rooms out in Cali­ Roimd of England yesterday. llaacheater American League title, The big news on the eve of the ment with a decisive WEST SIDES—BLUEFIELDS on-ruab of the Boston Braves. fornia almost a decade ago to carve men’s national ebampionabips at straight set victory over of tbs first set, which Holland took while at about the same hour, the The West Sides and Bluefields Meeting the Pittsburgh Pirates their careers In “big time’’ tennis, FACES HOBIE RIVALS IBlueflelda Weat Sides will bat­ Forest Hills, starting September 2, lanky James Britton in a at love. The next game waa the will claah in the second game of the yesterday, they won the opening Mrs. Helen Wills Moody and Helen Brookline, Maaa, Aug. 26— (AP) is that the towering, black-haired longest of tbs match being deuced tle at the Weat Side field in the town series tomorrow morning at contest 8 to 6, as Manager Tarry Jacobs faced each other aerosi the —For the lecond itralght week New Yorker has wiped that grin semi-final match at the ilx times before Britton broke aacond game o f a seriea that ia part the West Side. The game will start cracked out a homer wlto two on net today, this time for the biggest Ellaworth Vlnee and Kaltb Qledbili, from bla face, decided life Is real, High School courts last through to even the score. Again of the town title play, the Bluefields promptly at 10 o’clock. As there is in the eleventh, and then behind prize of all the women’s national daf:ndlng ebampiona in the Nation­ Holland won at love on Britton’s aeaUiig their second straight a great deal of antagonism between life is earnest, and ia determined to night. The final score was the effective pitching pf Leroy championabip.' al doubles vennla tournament at take the fiower of intematloiud ten- service, running the score up to 6-1 triumph. the West Sides and Bluefields the Longwood today foimd their road to 6-2 and 6-3. Parmalee, ciusbed the Piratea siz Mrs. Moody, facing a familiar nli apart, piece by piece. before ole opponent captured the The afternoon tilt brings together spectators are sure to be kept on the lemi-final round blocked by two Stnrgeon la Winner to two in the second game. audience, was seeking her eighth May Be Favorite seventh game, the only gam. Brit­ the Sub-Alpines and the Pirates in edge. yoiingsteri from their home atate. Earlier in the day, Robert Stur­ Seven-Game Lead national title, which would tie the As a result of the big playboy’s ton was able to win on bis own the second game of their seriea, A real tribute must be paid to Jack Tldhall and (3ene Make of Los geon engineered a startling upset service. The deciding game went to The double victory ran the record set by Mrs. Molls Jurat Mal­ ebaugs of heart, be Is likely to enter which is alM a part of the town "Hook’’ Brennen of the Bluefields. lory. Mils Jacobs, though defsnd- Aivelea. deuce four times before Holland ran Giants winning streak to aeven the tournament a favorite over a title play. The nratea upset the TIook, although a great deal older llng the championship won a year ’Tono8is of 'Frank Britton’s placements came from bla OREKN—BALDWINS The West Side individual star is cap, winning 7 to 4. Shields has beeu as spectacular as kill shots at the net and many of Tomorrow morning at Mt. Nebo, Mikan. This boy is the spark plug The Brooklyn Dodgers conquered it was imexpected. Left off the Da bis errors through the weakness of the championship of the Manchester o f the West Side machine. He covers the Cincinnati Reds twice by 4-8 vis Cup squad for tbt last two years, bis backhand when attempting a re­ second base like a big leaguer and American League, will be decided. scores as Hack Wilson made bia be apparently struck bottom when, turn from the baseline. The Manchester Green team by wields a mighty bat. The West Boosts Average To .378 after meeting crushing setbacks Holland broke through Britton’s major league debut at second base defeating ^ e North End Arrows, abroad early this summer, be sud service In the tint game of the sec­ due to injuries to Brooklyn infield­ ond set and the southpaw retaliated and the Baldwin A. C. by disposing (CentiBoed Jn Page Bight) ers. denly shipped for home without tell ing anybody goodbye. He didn’t in the next game to tie up the set. Nats Now Nine Ahead CANADIAN (HRL WINS Holland won the third game at leva The gap between Washington Polk Farther Away from His even bother to bring hli wardrobe and Britton too the next from deuce and New York in the American along. to again even matters. Once more League widened to nine games Rivals in National; F o n TEN MILE SWIM EVENT Their Error Holland won a love game then with the Senators 6 to 4 decision Tennis observers thought tbs fel­ swept the next two, both of which over the Detroit ’n g eri and the low’s spirit was broken, expressed went to deuce, to make the aeore Cleveland Indiana 6-4 acKback of the opinion that Shields, for all bis Fights to Hold Lead in Toronto, Aug. 26— (AP) — Ruth 6-2. Britton broke Holland In tha ^ ifou ca n t the Yankees. brilliant promise, was through as a next game after a dispute over the Bob Johnson bit ,two home runs, Tower-(3ori|pn, who settled here sev blg-tlme net star. score which Holland settled by de­ two singles and walked once to American, Hits .355; Ma- eral years ago with the avowed In How little they knew the work Walter "T y" Holalnd liberately doublefaultlng. He Lhen h e a itlu A lead the Philadelphia Athletics to a tentlon of winning the Canadian Ings of Frank’s mind is best proved went on to cimeb ths matoh by win­ 11 to 8 decision over the Browns. National exhibition ten mile marS' by tbs meteoric trail be has left be wbsn bs eliminated fifth leeded ning the ninth game, FOK Gordon Rhodes pitched and batted nnsh Next With .343. then swim for women finally has bind blm since be again set foot on Lebro Urbanetti In tbree thrilling Stu.'geon’e Battle the Red Sox to an 8 to 1 victory realized her ambition. . home soil. Hs must have bad.4i lot and cloiely played sets by scores of The Sturgeon-Urbanettl quarter­ over the White Sox. The Toronto girl who first com of time to think things out on tbs 6-8, 2-6 and 6-4. Sturgeon will meet final matob waa a gruelling two VCONO*/,; New York, Aug. 26.—(AP) — petsd bars in 1928 as Ruth To^er trip across Probably bs bs4 an Idea Earl Biaaell, seeded No. 2, in a eemi- hour itruggle. during which Itur- "Chuck” Klein, answering the chal­ Ot. Denver, outawam on intematlon wbat tbs critics wsrs saying. final match next Tueeday evening, geon hovered on the brink of de­ cisive defeat only to fight bis way lenge to his major league batting al field of 86 yesterday to earn first His first start on the road back the winner to meet Holland in the How They Staud prize money of 18,000. Her time as finals next Thursday night. back Into the running with a dea­ suprettiacy went on another hitting wsB at Spring Lake, N. J., a clay flvs hours, 28 minutss, ten ssoonde tournament, wbeie be lost to A crowd of nearly 800 spsetators erate attack that proved too muob or Urbanetti to wiuistand. YESTERDAY’S RESULTS spree last week to pull further away Mrs. Evelyn Armstrong of Detroit Frankie Parker after fighting bla witnessed Holland’s triumph over r. Anserloan League from bla rivals. took second place and | 1 600 In Britton, former Manobester High Sturgeon went out and too’ the way to the final. Sinoe than, in mak­ first set at 6-8, then dropped the Washington 6, Detroit 4. While his leading American lea­ cash. ing a sweep of the'east’s turf court ace. The matob waa much closer Philadelphia 11, St. Louis 8. gue rival, Jimmy Foxx, was fight­ than the score indioates, proven by next 2-6 as Urbanetti abandoned bis classics— Huntington, Soutbahip- oonservative stylei of play long Boston 8, Cbicago 1. ing to maintain bis lead in the ton, Seabrigbt, Newport—Sblalds the fact that ^ttoh gained 68 Cleveland 6, New York 4. American circuit, Klein connected prints to 76 for Holland in the two enough to gamer vital Mints that f t t b S has obliterated every opponent who deadlooked the matob. Both eon- with 12 bite in 26 times at bat dur­ ■eta. Once again It waa the old, National Lsasne (»L F VETERAN LEADS has come before hie eearlng shots. f r e e New York 8, Plttabu^b 6 (1st) ing the week ending with yester­ Ola story of the champion playing a testanta played a conservative brand day’s games. These boosted the He literally has overwhelmed the strictly defensive game and allow­ of tennis that resulted INES, 3-1 by driving out of bounds or Into ths FREE TUBES TODAY’S GAMES net. Urbansttl kept rstumlng tbs bell at a slow pace, Instaad of re­ A xreat deal is said br ethers about at those Direct Amerlean Last night at Mt, Nebo tbs AI- sorting to ths driving and ■mashing tbslr tires beins blowout proof. We ines defeated tbs Atblstlos, 8-1. Faetorg Prleee! don’o XMke empty elaime. Brery Arm­ Washington at Cltvsland. Uncle Robby*s Influence gams of which hi Is eapabls, svl- strong tire is uneondltlenally tuaran- Pbiltdslpbla at Cbleleage. Surkhardt pitched for ths old- dsntly fearing to less • prseleus 6 P L Y '" teed and insured not only against Mew- NSW YoHc at Detroit (2). timers while N. Bogglnl pitched for points by tbs latter mstbed. Staler ente but against any sort o4 failure tiut Boston at St. Louis. ths boys from Italy with A. Bogglnl With the matob deadlooked at might put your tire out of servioe, suoh Already Felt In Southern MX4.40-I1 $ 4.67 National doing ths oatoblng. three-all, iturgeen went to the front as stone bruises, glase cuts, rim euts, O’Leary and A. Bogglnl fielded 9»x4.IO-20 6.81 spike euts-.-anythingi TdUr money is Pittsburgh at Nsw York (2). by taking the seventh game but Ur­ •9x4.10-11 #••• ••• 6.66 always protected when you buy Arm­ Cinolnnatl at Brooklyn (2). well. N. Bogglnl allowed tbs old- banetti came rlgbt back to tie It 3IX4.7S-10 6 A 6 strongs, Play safe and drive in today Chicago at Philadalpbia (2). Atlanta, Aug. 26—(AP) — TbsApatba In bis first gams as Atlanu timers two bits. Included in tbs up again, losing only one point In ••Xl.00.10 ••••••• 6.46 manager. A.’s lineup wsrs T. Sipples and Lefty 6.66 far yonrsi St. Loula at Boston. Flatbusb fans used to say you could doing so. By this time iturgeen •9sl<00-S9 But—and this appeared strange, St. John. A. Bogglnl knocked In ••••••• 7.10 bad again ssttlsd down and wHh the l7sB.SS-17 always gst your monsy’s worth at two nms for tbs Alpines and N. • SxC.15-11 ••••••• 7.30 too—players on tha opposing team, Bobby Sturgeon seers 40-80 In bis favor'bs ran out tlBl.fl-ll ••••••• 7,61 tbs Brooklyn ball yard wbsn WIJ- Memphis, wsrs ths aotors in ths lat­ Bogglnl the other. Egan accounted tbs game with a neat plaesmsnt. 97x1.50-17 #•••••• 7.67 2 4 M O N T H S LastNight't Fights bsrt Robinson was managsr. That est baseball oomsdy In which Uncle for the A.’i tally. keep hls powsrful drlvss undsr eon- Crowd Is Unmly • • • s • s s 6,06 31x5.50-11 promissa to bs ths cast at Atlanta, Wilbert figured. trul at oruola) points. iosntlng viotorv, iturgoon boro •Oxl.BO-lO 6.46 tTMoadltlenal guarantee and insurance (By The Ascoolated Press.) Here's bow: Lieber walked, Reese An important factor, of eourse, down in tbs tenth gams and swept with Armotrong Famous Coach; II wbtrs Bobby has recently reiumed oked a hot single through the in- waa HoUand’r amailng ability to re­ the first thro# points -vltb antaMng months with Armstrong DoLuxs; 10 the role of manager. Yesterday *8 Stars 8 PLY* months with Armstrong Seniors. If Pittsburgh—Billy Holt, Pitts­ Jeld and Lieber went to third. Cor- turn seemingly impossible gets, rapidity. The crowd began to obsor anything happens that puts your tiro burgh, outpointed Phil Ross, Chica­ Sometimes—at Brooklyn— you'd tazso bimted— efldantly an at­ m oft AiDAsinf still whra bis and one person In tbo galtery maOt • e e s e 616.60 90X4.00-17 0 0 out of se^leo, we will replaoe it with a go, (6). see good baseball and other times tempted equeeie play from which Bin Terry' and Bud Parmelee, two-hands-on-tbs-racket styla ia a remark that iturgeen rsosntsd. so 10x4.00-15 •#•6666 16.60 brand new one. Giants— Former’s homer with two taken Into consideration, But bad 51x4.00-10 •••#666 14.00 Newark, N. J.—Lee Ramage, San you'd laugh yourself sick at the almost ans^ing might bs expected. much so that It alnsest cost Mm t b o ' 99x4.09-94 • ••••6 a 14.66 Diego, Calif., stopped Johnny Rous­ sandlot taotloa of Robby’a assort­ Except, possibly wbat happened. on in llth won first gams from Pi­ Britton been less jrraUo, leas pront gams. Hs mods a qulek rotert tbsn 14.66 ment of athletes. ■ Fm For Evsrybo^ rates;^ latter allowed six hits and to taks ebaneea It might hava been ssttlsd down for tbs matob 95X4.90-91 • ••••|»6 T bs seau, Montreal, (7). 99x4,19-17 ••••••• 16A6 Long Branch, N. J.—I^lvan Bass, Back a fsw ysan ago tbs Dodgers Butcher taand!sd ths bunt, and fanned sl^ t la second game. a different story. But Intsrruptlea 90x4.10-15 #•••••• 16A0 ARMSTRONG Baltimore, outpointed Don Rlaao, wsrs famous for tbslr unorthodox Lieber was shut off and trai Sam Lsalls, Dodgsra—Hls single Holland drove out of bounds 17 sont Mm off stride for ftor a lent 91x5.60-10 0 4 6 6 6 6 6 16.06 While bF was sparring with Pltobsr in ninth won first gams from Reds. tlmss, wbUs Britton mads 82 arrors roily, during wMob tbo bMl wiki rp* 51x7.00-17 ••••••• 16.00 RUBBER CO. Jersey City, (10), and gsnsrally dlaaatrous base run­ Paterson, N. J.—Stanley Krans- ning. Every baseball fan baa heard Butohsr, Rseas itanisd galloping. Frank Pytlak, I dlana—Triplsd in this departmsnt. Holland nsttad turned twenty tlmos, Utbnnottl' 59x7.90-15 ••••••• 16.16 only seven times, to 28 tlmss for 55x7.90-19 • •’••••• 16.76 k barg, Grand Rapids, Mleb., outpoint­ of that olaaalo example where Babe Hs turned second and was on bu with two on In eighth to help beat tbo point and also tbo ntgt to 94x7.00-99 • 6 • ••'•)• 16.U ed Jimmy Phillips, Bsrnardivills, Herman tripled Into a triple play. way to third when Llsbsr was Y s^ eea. Britton. It 4 0 -1 0 . Iturgoon.' 96x7.00-91 • 6 0 0 0 0 6 16.76 N. J., (8). Hls Very Itrst Game tagged. Rees# was oomsred but' is Bob Johnaon, Athletics- -Clouted Four Love Games Mmaolf tofirtbog; end i___ 100%t w s oeeunoMxr Brown’s pitehlng for twe homeri Britton tallied a tetM 6f.twynty tffttl plMUBMlt fW *T«re Piles see brssfeen. West Springfield, M4tis.-Jlmmy That was ths best, but lots of gstung back aafaly to leoond wban ---- A ,— - Leto, Hartford, C ^ .. outoolatsd otbsr suoh Shining bits of.bassball an s p r i n g vision burst upon hls and pair of singles, soorinff. five plaomnanta to eleven for Holland POhB% Stsvs Halaiko, Buffalo, TL, (10). wsre oommlttsd dui^ Bobby’s eye. (3ortano was standkif on tbs nina. and also soored four io m to only Joe X^ihel, Senators—His home one for Holland. The latter, how­ Hollywood, Calif.—(wsrlBv. Qari rsfflms. Hs finished bis tsnurs as tdk} da. 147, CaUfomla^ stoppad Eddis Brooklyn aaanagsr two years ago. Ths way now was blooksd to run In fifth beat Ufors. ever, won four gomes at loro, i^ on Frlseo, 147, Mfxloo City, (7). A fsw days afoks btoams tsmpor- third so Roeos retrtatsd to seoosd Don Hurst; Phliuea, and Laon Britton’s servlos. Haro, too, Brit- Jet Tii THE MAPLE BAmRYCO. Camdan, N. J.—Manual Qulataro. ary managsr of ths AtlanU Bou'b- and ba and Certaaae stood sida by Woraeks, Oubo—Former eoatrlbutsd ton’s 'lnioouraor was eaMdaUy i woiibt,.fdM UoMblt, aa he w.m guilty of tto M iL - 19 MAPLE STREET 142, Tampa, Fla., outpimtad Youag #m assoolatlOB olub, and strangaly Side 0 8 tbs bag while lutehsr stalk* home nm, double and slngla to first Jot Flrpo, 148, PaoBigrova, N. J., anoufb, a plsoa of ualqua baMnafl •d toward thsm. Butobsr tagftd gams trtumpb; latter held Phile to ttl of eight douUonults. bM b v t n c f l Britten sofvtd tbo eponiHf guM (i).. maneuverlaf oeeurrtd os tha bfise Reesti who saturally wso 'i t ” eevea Site In Mtht-cnn. 'i t* ‘ /. •i'- ■■ t . ' ; ' ■ -r - . .\'i. jT‘'5*tTyigJK|BHra|BD i- h - ' ' ' ■ . ■ > .^ .. .. . • I • . ■-c, . I ,. ' . . . '- ■ . \ ‘v g ^ ' \ ■ ■ ■ i ., ' t ' ^ t . ■ .' ? •> - •' < ^ . •■ >->T;

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LOST AND FOUND AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE APARTMKNTB-FLATS— SUBURBAN FOR RENT 6h council that could speak for thd tereited to know that plans are be­ Christmas card olua for their mem­ mass of veterans as s whole. ing formulated for our annual Arm­ bers and friends and by ceporta al­ LOST— BRINDLB AND WHITE 1928 1 1-2 TON FORD truck, 116.00 TENEMENTS 63 FOR RENT—FOUR ROOMS on “Because the V. F. W. Includes in istice Day supper. iThis affair will ready received will be very succesa- bull terrier. Finder or anyone wltb down; 1929 Ford coupe |15 down FOR RENT—6 ROOM downstairs Lake street, lights, water, small Ten-Shun its membersh^ veterans of sll agato be atXged at the OaaL. Club information please call telephone 1927 Chevrolet coupe. |6 down, bal­ flat, all improvements, rent reason­ adult family preferred, rent 813, wars and campaigns ip the history oD^turday evening. November 11. fui. Those Joining the club will i>ay 8866. ance in 20 months. Brown’s Garage able. Inquire 86 Russell street Including lights. Call 6970. of the country, we are again taklag with Osano catering. A turkey sup­ lOc per week for 10 weeks amount­ the lead in a movement to unify per is in the offing and Comrade ing to onto dollar. At t ^ end of 10 FOR RENT—6 ROOM FLAT, with Buddie AUTO ACCESSORIES— veteran legislative activities. Imme­ Tom Watson of the Edith Cavei) weeks or when the dollar h u been ANNOUNCEMENTS garage. Inquire W. Manning, 16 diately after t>ur 1988 national en­ Command is chsUrman of the com­ paid, they will receive a box contain­ TIRES 6 Walker street The Bulletin Board campment, to be held in Milwaukee, mittee. ing 20 beautiful Christmu. cards. EPILEPTICS— GLADLY teU how Wisconsin, August 27-September 1, FOR SALE—USED TIRES— 3 FOR RENT—^TWO MODERN AMUSEMENTS of Here's hoping thut the boys from Mrs. S:ott of 194 Center atreet, Tel. daughter was quickly relieved at Ex-Servlee Orffanixatlona. our orgaxlBation will invite all tie Legion will have a good time at 8393 is chairman of the committee. home without drugs. Nothing to 700x18; 2 650x19. 1 600x18; room rents. 6 Hudson street. STATE THEATER other veteran groups to pSiildpate 600x19; 5 475x19; 5 500x19; 6573. their annual convention >^lch is The members ot the Mou-Ypres sell. Mrs. C. B. Johnson, 1406 Thir in the formation of a combined coun­ being held today at New London. Auxiliary wish their sisters of the teenth street, Wichita Falls, Texas. 650x19; 1 600x21; 2 450x20. Eseo “Tugboat Annie” Coming Andereon-Shes Post, V. F. W. cil of legislative policies. We feel Station, Comer Madn and Bisaell FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM tene­ coUoy ar to vstsran fori the Blueflcldi. will again ba Oaptaln Karrlaon'a will be ohargsd at the one time rata REPAIRING 28 apartmenta. Manutaeeter Construo> the program that hai been arranged bsnsflta. Tbs purchasing powsr of Kovle, former trade eohool itar, ohoioa u a atartlng pltohar for tha ■peelal rates lor long term every tlno Co Til. 4181 or 4869. 1^1 for the 54th national encampment diaabisd •x*ssrvlos,msn h u bssn haa a remarkable record thui far local Buoa. Thla Allow la tha atar day advertlslnu given upon request. MOWER BHAHfBNINO, vaouiiB of the V. F. W. to be held at Mil­ Ads ordered ter three or els days BBII three room vsrv drastically rsduosd by. reason thti icuon. He h u flalihed and hurlar for tha Tunxia Ai 0. of Wlad- and atopped before the third or dith 01 saner, waehlag maoblae, guo rwo or OUR Marie Drabiler and Wallace BMry waukee, Wliooniln, August 27-Bep* of ths so*oallsd Bjoonomy Act avsn won every game that he h u itarted aor and ha yvu draftad by tha Ft?" day will be eharged only toi the ao> look repairing, key making. Bralth* artmenti are vacant, Ndeoorat In "Tugboat Annie" timber 1: ataa for tha town aarloa whan tha tual number of tines the ad enpear; iraite, 88 Pearl itreet S' hot water. Johnson Block. Tcl M llbsrallisd under the amsndt .!» Kovli h u a flne fait ball and a oA qharging at the rate earned, but 6917 or 7685. iuarreli between the redoubta^ Sunday, August 17 manta of June 16, 1988 Ths dls< 'fagt breaking curve that bafflci managaraara of tha othar thraa taama 10 ulewaneo or rotunds can ns made ?eminine tugboat captain. and her Rcgletratlon, V. F, W. lervtoei In xblad vstsran in gansral is raoslv* nmny a batter. agraadS to allow tham tha oholea of ||a^Bl| time ade atopped after the CmiKSES AND CLASSES 27 FOR RENT-MODERN 6 room ahlftleii, geod*natured . huibandi all downtown ehurohee, national V. lag a Isssar number of dollars, ths Godeok. alio ti a. flae hurler and ahothar pltohar. Apparantly tha ee!d’ fBrbida''t ulaplay lliee net bcaoment, with garage, onI Bdger mother*love furnlihai a poignar* F. W. golf tournament, Inipeotlon purchasing powsr of each of which h u appeared in almoit every Weet aalaoUoB w a a good ona baeauu BRAUTV UULTURE-Bara while ton etreet, flve mtautee to imlle. of Milwaukee Boidleri' Home, an­ fa gradudly dsofgasing in rsvsraa Bide game. Godeok hu'maiteerd • in dafaating tha lub-AlpInaa, ha The Herald will net he reepeaBiblo heart IntereiL and there le i tre* trioky orou Are. allowad than only 6 runa and 7 for mere than one Ineerroot ineerilon learning. DeUlle ftee. HarUurd Telephone 1801. mendoui drametio ol*max In the nuel memorial lervioM at thi ratio to ths Incrsus of inflationary of any advortleement ordered for Academy el Hairdreeeing. 698 Mate amailng epliodi Ir the engine city auditorium at liOO p. m. piiots, Ooaoh Jim Foley ot the Bluefleldi aoattarad hita. , ■ere thee one time, etreet, Hartlord. FOR RENT—FIVE NICE rooms room, Monday, August II "This inflationary program was hai oalled a ppeelal praotlee for thli Tha PIrataa u a datarmlnad to The Uadvortent omieiion ot luer* for 180. Phone 4466. Mrs. J. F Regiitritlon, bamf eonoirti, Joint not In affect at ths time of ths pu* afternoon'and wlihoi that all hli maka toniorrew*a tilt tha Anal ona reel nuMleatien el Mvoftiilaf wlU he Mill Dreiilcr pleyi Annie, with roetiKed enlv by eaaeeilhtlel et ihji Iheehan, 90 Holl street. Beery ai her huibend, Terry, and opening leiilon, official onoamp- ■igt o( thi.so-oallsd Economy Bill, playen be on hand fully uniformed. In tha praaant urlaa but tha lub- eiarge made ter the eervios endored. BUSINESS Robert Young ai Also, the eon, mint photograph, ilght-ioeing tripe, It may have bash oorrsot at that The praotlee will be held on the Alplnaa ara aqually datarmiaad to ir adi OFFORTUNITIES 82 RENTI NOW AVAILABLE lb ill who growe up, beoomei eaptein of oonferonoli of natlonar and depart time somewhat te deflate ths Bluefleld diamond on MoKii itnet. axtand tha aarlaa to tha full I gamaa eectlone of the town, modern flvi a liner, marrlee the dau ;nter of mint offioeri, offtetal dinner and amount of vstsran axpsnditurti, that all fana who witnaaa tna af- FOR lALB OR RBNT-Will ee« and elx room tenemeuts from 111 the ihlpplng magnate und aeaki to entertainment for national offleeri but te oont|flUf such a program of FIRATEB—ALPINEI Kmoon aneopnlar ean ba aura that tabllehed blaokemlth ehop, or poe* per month up. Arthur A. Knefla. remove hie pirenti from the tug and diitlnguiihod guoiti, boat trip dsflation as te vsttraa bsnsflts The Moond game et the Nrtei jthay will aaa u much'action aa la elbly flret olue blaekemith wanted Tclophobc 6440 er 4159. Military Order jf the Oootlo parani whsn tvsrythinf ilss is bsing in* which' will determine one et the aura to taka plaoa In tha fflomlii • m w ; JIaeilBed adi te whioh !■ tnilr livelihood and and publie demonitration, lupremi flnalliti in the town leiici will be eluh batwan tha Bluaflalda ani be publlehel , day muft he n « ,to operate shop, ae hie own buel FOR RBNT-5 ROOM flat, flret home.' The father lapiis into hie flatid Is ineensistsnt with ths Fros- aelysd by If ioek neeni laiu*deyi neiB. Manohieter Oonetruotloe Oo. old alooholle wayi and thr eon loratoh of tho Mllitar} Order a idsnt's nrimary purpose of inertas played Bunday afterneen at Mt. Waat lidaa. iOilU a mi Tclepbone 4181. floor, with laragi. A*1 uoadltion. tho Cootie, Ing puronaslflg r>owsr for ths mass* ilouth eldo. Well buUt houeo and a dlfowni him—but whon. In roe* Tuesday, August 19 ss. TBLEPHUNE YOUR ooal saver. Rent very reaeonable. oulng the lon'i liner, the father Registration, bana oonoert, buil- WANT ADS. HELP WANTED- Phone 4468. Mrs. J. IV Iheehan, 90 makoi an astounding laorlfloa, se loiiloni, annual military pa­ "Thirsfors, in propagandising HoU etreit. their diffioultles are smoothed out ds, naval and aerial defease of for ths rsoevsry of vstsrans brat* FBMALB 38 ■Mry’e leene, plugging leaking Milwaukee at Lake Frr«"t, Military flts te strvlos oennsotso easts, ths ae a oenvenienes le advertlaera. hui FOR REfTT-THREB ROOM fur* boiler tubei in a lUmlng firebox Order of the Cootie bueineee eee- D. A, V. fssis that It la supportlagi the CA|M Hd^JDh will be aaospiod as UP TO 1500 FOR BAIYr epareepar time .ths fundanantaUhsery bshind ths r u t l PAlllRm' If paid ai the buai* work before Ohrletmae. Free earn- nlflhid apartment wltb private at sea, if the dramatio hiilghUght 8aeaa effiee ea er be/ere the asventr bath. 109 Foster etreet—Orubo. of a delightful rominoi. 'policy of the* NRA." fellowiiia the flrsi inaartlea e pile World'e Flneet Pereonal Beery and Mlii Dreiilor, of Wc want te remind the eomradci ad otnerwiBs the OHAAUl Chrietmae Garde furnlehed. Aleo Bend Oonoert. bueineee leesloni^ D will be eelleetod. No reepenefa oourie, battle end niake up and elimination oonteet for bande, drum ot the local chapter te make every r for ter errors la _ t^la|jihensd adi box aeete. Ihow frIenUb, nelgtibore. BU8INEHB LOCATIONS lean oountleii lauxhi. Frankie and bugle oo'pe end drill teame, effort te be «reient at the diitrlet will he BSBumad and aaeuraey Takh ordere. New 4>Wey plan. Ex- {larfo if olever as tne eon before merting ot newly elected Biipreme meeting to be held in Bristol Aue eannet be guaranteed. perleaoe unneoeieary.lary. Wetmore A FOR RENT 64 he growl up Into Yn* ng; Miureen Ominoll of the Military Order of 81, llA at l;80 p m. In ths D. A. INDEX OF Sufdin, Dept. Ila, 749 Monroe, FOR RENT-LARGE ROOM 90x40, O'Sullivan makei a beautiful thfl Cootie, boat trip, finale In band, V. meeting hall, as this '■ expsotsd Rooheiter, N. Y. suitable for business or dub room, iwoetheart for the young captain, drum and bugle oninse and drill team to bs • vary Interesting affair with GLASSIFICATIONS oonteets in olty auditorium at l;00 lota of news from "National." S lrthe ...••■•• • t •••••• •.Ml aw roar liO Main etreet. Apply 0. B. and olever oharaoter woik i pro ngegemeits •••ivtiixtitatna Keith Furniture Company, opposite vlded by Willard RoberUon. 'Tam a. m. All msmbpi^ of this ohaptsr who arri* *ee •••wa'«tMa deft iklll that has marked hli waukee btewerire, annual etate din­ will be found eliewhere in thie pe Anpeunoemente ware J, Holt. Tel. tOOl and 1086. “Five Star Final," “Gold Dlggeri" ners and rounlone, maeeing of colors per. , P(Persopals ...... lliltltlil iM and other noent hlte. In auditorium and patrlotio tableaux All men who are to appear be^ Antemobllee fore the epeolal board now In let' Automobileo tor dale ....•mim HUUSEHULD GOODS 61 HOUSES FOR KEN'l 65 preceding annual military ball at Automobiles tor lioharge 9:00 p. m. elon in Newington are requested to Auto Aoeeaoorlea—Tiroe .•••••.•i FOR SALE—COOKING Btove and RENTS OF EVERY Deiorlptlon Friday, Beptsmber 1 get in touch with Ed. Kelly at It Auto Repairing—Painting rin.i oil burner, cheap If taken at onoe. Deaths Last Night Bureau ae soon as they raeelve Auto dohoole .. ■,.. I. • . .t • t ri 111 and price Singles, flats, tenements National V. F. W, rifle and pistol Autoa—8hlp by Truoh ...iumi Inquire at 84 Summit etreet. —no obarge. Dial 8601. John F. tourna.oent, band oonoerti, busineea their notice. AutoP^Por Hire .i...tt.tt.aiiii Shannon, 70 Rueaell itreet. Los Angeles—Edwin R. Collins, sessions, annual election and In* aareges—gervico—gterage stallatlon of offloere. boat trip. “A Britlah War Vaterana kotoreyelee—Rloyolea ____ WANTED 1X> BUY 58 67, veteran newspaper exeoutlve, Wanted Autos—ActorayoleB r ii FOR RENT-47 ELRO itreet, elx editorial director of the Hearst Night In Milwaukee,” emoker and All membera of tha Mona-Yprea ■aslaoae and Profeaelonal iUOHEST PRICES paid for aU room ilngle, all Improvements, evening papers, Paolflo coast dlvl entertainment for V. F. W. and Aux* Poat are requested to meet in front Buelaaes gervloee ORered , ___ 11 steam heat, gary;e. Walter Frioke, Sion, onoe managing editor of the Illary members. of the High school Monday night Houeehold grryioes ORerad e • n p h l i * A kind! of Junk, 40o hundred for 54 Bast Middle Turnpike Los Angeles Herald-Bxpresi. Members of che National Council August 28th to take part in the seaii.a MT.err. Building—Oontraeting 0 0 P o'g • 6*8 • 14 newspapers. Call 5870, 91 Clinton of Administration representing the fiPj '' oiisaBvwsa Florlsta—Surssrles taopePOoqgpB street. rC RENT-FIVE AND SIX room Columbus, O.—Mrs. Mary E. Con­ huge parade whioh ii being held in Funeral Olraetore opeeoeeeeepfiiB nors, wife of Maurice S. Connors, fourteen districts into whioh the connection with the National Re­ Kaattni Plumbing—Roodng bousee, eingle ano dodble; aieo country is divided under the admin* A Garage If desired. < Peterson has received word from morning at the Weet Side courts. So in the rear. Inquire Dr. Weldon. national headquarters that this or­ wiggled 'round so much that Goldy “Now for the hook! Gee, lads, SUuatlona Wanted—Female...... If if Bert Mosley can get his men to­ cried, “Hq’e full of fun.” I hope that we can alip it through Sltuatlone Wanted—Male ...... If THE EASY WAY TO find a rent, ganization la prepared to act ir this gether please get in touch with Emoloyment Agenolea ...... 41 singles, flats, tenemeuts. all sec­ ANTIQUE AUCTION I direction. the rope,” cried Duncy. Then, their Live Stock—Pete Penltiy—Yehlelee At the Home of Horaoe C. Porter, Manager Thompaon, who I am sure Come, come,” said Duncy, “all flrat attempt brought forth a mer­ Dogs—Blrde—Peta ...... 41 tions. No charge to you. Blverett 'It . should be known that the V. will be glad to give the boys another LIv, Stock—Vehlelea ...... 41 McKinney. 829 Main street Dial Hebron, Conn. F. W. has always advocated co­ of you. Right now there is much ry shout. Poultry and Suppllaa ...... 41 NOTICE! Tuesday, Ang. 29tii, At 10:80 A. BI., ordination and unity of action exhibition in.;the of throwing work to do III gnb the great big “Well, we have done all that we 8608-5230. horseshoes. V t^ t 'do you say Cap. Wanted — Pete—Poultry—Stock 44 On and after this date I wUl not D. S. T. Rain or Shine. among veteran groups,” declares hook the diver, dropped into the can. Now, signal to the diver For Sale—Jllecellaneeno FOR RENT— STARKWEATHER A fine largo collection of Furni­ Commander Peterson. “Sh^er since We wish to thank the Vets for sea. man,” said Shrimpy, “and, if he la Artlolea tor Sale...... 41 >e responsible for bill.] contracted their kind Invitation to attend their Boata and Acceatorlaa ...... re 41 Street, 4 room flat, southern ex­ by my wife, Mary Armstrong. ture, China, Glaae, Pewter, Bottlee, the World War we have made re- 'We’ll fasten it rig^t to the strong, he’ll pull the old chest out.” Building MaterlalB ...... 4T posure. Jackson street, duplex Etc. Sale will be held under a large peatefl efforts to enlist the co­ outing and I am quite sure that a chest. The diver, then, can do the Otamonda—Watoheo—lewelry 46 house, 6 rooms, recently renovated, WM. JAMES ARMSTRONG. tent. Lunch eerved. operation of all veteran groups un­ good few of the boya may accept. reat. When he puDa up his treas­ (Duncy takes a ride on the chest Bleotrleal Appltanoeo—Radio ... 40 August 26, 1933. \ British ex-service men will be in- Fuel and Feed ...... 4f-A hard wood floors. All in good con­ CARL B. JONES, Auctioneer. der the leadership of a combined ure, think how happy he rill be.” In the next sjkoryt) Garden — Farm—Dairy Prodnota SO dition, rent reasonable. Apply W. Houeebold Qooda ...... g| Maehinent and Toola...... U S. Hyde, 923 Main street Tel. 4412. Mualoal inatmmonu IS ORloe and Store Bqnlomeat 14 FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, ALLEY OOP Just A Big Cry Babyl By HAMUN Speolalt at thetl Stores...... «..«a‘ IS with garage, 162 School atreet; also Wearing AptAp p m I—Fu n ...... at Wanted—Te Buy ...... r...... 6a three room apartments, Miq;>le »n—Mefela B m rtn street Telephone 6617. Reotawnuitr Rooau Wimout Board ...... at FOR RENT—SUMMER street, 6 ^a.rden Wanted ...\..r.....«.6a.A room flat with or without garage, e>uatry Board—Reaorts r ...... as front and back veranda. Genterfleld Wanted—Roome Board fa street, 6 room flat with garage. ftoni Smtsto Foe Bewt Good condition. Manchester Realty Apartmante, Plata. Tanements »m 06 Co., 928 Main atreet Tel. 4412. Bnelneaa Loeattoae tor Rent 04 Stousee for R a^ '60 FCR RENT—THREE. FIVE and Bnbnrban for Rant- 00six room tenements, vrith all mod­

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T b » y m b y ttria a thm d i bas Hat- you gat a jnB Sna for ■r •tf'iM iJM aiaoaf Hianta, ikad b e t t e r «ET AM OUNC^ ^ AtO^TUM B A.M amaahing up s o m a cn a k a u ’t X TOBLUPIM ^ thwifrtbbe » thought you «fd yau had a friend OP ETU6R ONTH' Y W U0M6 TMiy\L MMTM' at court who would fls thtaga for ',tiB you wamtto BtlLOYMl OOBia T H A I M U X . you ? .■ ^ T O N t S H T y SLB6R MA30RIB F U L L B L A 8r r , W T T H art w a atopplag, Husband—Just ny hiek.- Hal TH'LAfTFlIfiPCTV. was tha fallow I ran into. OiyiMd A HAMBUMBR «SWEST AMUME^ O N f B L O K E B u n y— Vharara 'a m a a In tbe M r. SU R PE R TOSO^NE fSAU 6 S TAklN6THMAViH‘ W A L K E D / FOOM 7H* OVYU0 CLUB f J U M B S O C T hat saw itfnaty aailM an hour M E t N B K ^ train w ill praaw t a saw probiam A CWmCH BMBINE \€ AN* SAID H i to aavaatp Brilaa an hour m otor ear OHANQS OF SOm OKT. AS outer AS a m o t h dtivan. H ow w in thqr ba aU a to V f ^ E N T H ' W AS Adobss-l HitSHBORB>MLL m aet It at th a ereaa lsf uilleai th ey Youth— H ew did your' father CA' tN.AN OVWECOAT, ^ OOUNTWY, atart aarltarT ^ a know w a W ant out la tha ear yea- OOMPAJWKO CAa.lH*CrATtOH BUMNBB t e r d a y ? t h a t b a n s / TH** WB 4T W l lOBBD n AN A U ib- Sw eat Youitf Thhup^Q ultt H m - 9 M OSnJKTHAT n AfHAXD OF piai R am am bw th at atout gafltla* « s i ; B E M M > : TRAINS. / man wa ran iitof .That waa| f a t h e r . gathari«a--l dm sM d'w e were ou t rld lh f laat higbt« aad you atop- TH E w om i W ILL tha KMOW from the w ay aotna drtirare uaa tha r a d t i g h t atreeta one m iyht infer M iat they WMAT tboucht they had prafarred prlvl- She m arried him because,. iha| TO B-B# lataa, ______liked hla car. EXPECT B u t ha can’t bu y'th a gas ao thayl TraB o O op->W hy didn't-you atop don’t drive ad'vary far. > | O w hen I w hiatled? J H otorlat— rm aorry, I didn’t hear G> y o u . FUFPERam l-v " wtf.aiv. y ^ SAY& _ . rlim Traffic Cop -> W ell, yea’ll gat M your hearing in the m orning. tokCHY SMlfg Big News By John Terry Captain Fraak H aw ke raoaatly tooti m ade a auccaaaful tranaeentinantal dw*T BE m o t^ flooRd fligh t w ith hla plan a piloted ^ a ro­ b o t The robot probably nr^l never T 1 UB 6 IRAK\ be api^ed to m otor care becauae m of objectiona of baekaeat drivara. 8 HM AU att.^y Thera probably w onldn’t . be m uch c^Sm . wn w n -— aatiafaction in giving advice to a robot It w ouldn’t talk back. aBm W BV KUIIWIW WA • u r n a r r iv e doto eoLcu gy Edithe—Quite a nice job, Dmer. tr a in MONDAY HOPE YOU But tdl me, what’a makhig all that noiaa. HAVE NEWS OF BITTY BUnar—T h at Edithe, my daihag, ElMCtltllY ia nothing but the rumbla aaat runbhng. ~ SCORCHV flMiTU ONE SIGN (XP RETURNING PROSPERITY IS THE INCREAS- ING'NUMBER OF PEOPLE WHO DECIDE THAT THEY CAN SAVE mum MONEY IN BUYING A NEW CAR. WASHINGTON Tl TBS II By Crane OUT OUR WAY By Williams Nerveua Paaaanger— Doi^t drive ao fast around the com ^. It SdV, JUST Y blaz6^i vou Su re p ic k e d a A r w c ou6hta V ' / eah, got to build OONt^ »4A.rtA..|^ -TMHP U on ,^OOM'rAeR66 makea me frightened. LOOK.' IT'S \ SNELL PLACE TO SPRAlM AN H A V E S O M E SOME SORT O' Shelter ) be silm y ON tW At.eecAuse, Chauffeur—You don’t want to get S W O L L E N a n k l e .- M A ' M . ' I ^ /W r VWATER 1 FOR HER. TOO. AMP / 'lOU’Lt scared. ' Do .what I do—shut your A’BBAOy / C ^ I FOR HER / RUSTl-E SOME FOOD. ) MlS6TI(t‘' Social butterflies era apt ta FOOT V V------^ last eyes when we come to comers. IM SORRV,\POOUKi*. t^ti? V be capahl in tha lona iyn. FOR n OM i LtOSEA— \ IS HURT JOWr fOOUM', SSS.^1S* yjvAtU woo -ttawp whuiiva'/ s t o p p e d wiAiiwnN WOULOMf STOP, y o u / EdDdDH TVi:''MO FOOLIKI, R 6 A L W W A S / A H O LD U P /HOOM HHHO!

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J. .fittuart NeiU, rector of Edward Oowles of 91 Laur^ Sunday adiool of the 2Soa Lutheran Martin of the Salvation Army, tha fiiterlannieiit — Goods St Mary's Episcopal church, while IN N B I LONDON PARADE church tomorrow saondag. services at the citadel and ^in tha teuriiv Ireland several years ago I ____ street a member of toe C. C. V. CL, open air this evening and tomorrow J ^ t toe Rev. l^vid KeUy ast w eek. evening on the Dougherty lot. Cen­ ties of Ireland:together. Rev. Kelly of Dilworth-Ooraell Post American London today to take part in the U G H T Bappyland Pavilion on Oakland disclosed to Rector Neill his amU- L^Ilon,' left this forenotm for New American Legion c^venUon parade, s tre e t ter and McKee streets. 'Booths tfon to secure an extended leave of OR • Ihe outing of Manchester London where they will participate there this ' afternoon. Oowles l^t Lodge. No. 16, A. O. U. W., will be the various entertainment stands absence from his dmreh to visit in toe convention parade at 2:30 to<«» DARK Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hallett and America, and his hope a t obtaining East Biurre at 3:80 yesterday after- held tomorrow at Hills Grove, Wig>- two daughters, Barbara and Vir­ are being erected and everything is afternoon. The post band wiU lead ping. The program of sports will be* sure to be ready for the grand open- some t^porary post during bis stay the''ManchMter delegation. Today’s lUoon with a group ;eclal prizes is b^ig diqplayed in OVERHAULED New York, Aug. 26.—A license CAR SAVE! SAVE! SAVE* a wed was issued at the Munldpal the window of toe State Shoe Repair Plan on having your typewriters Sullding here yesterday to William Shop. overhauled while your STENOG­ Frank Geissler,' 29, ot Broad Brook, TALL CEDARS RAPHER is on hw vacation. and Miss Muriel Mabel Eaton, 25, OWNERS By Reading This Adv. FREE ESTIMATES GIVEN of Collinsville, Conn. They were Special Sommer Rental Rates married in the Little Church Just Call the Around the Comer here today. In n en prin g Rev. Randolph Ray officiated. Carn ival Service The bride-elect was bora in Cd- UnsviUe, the daughter of Arthur H. MATTRESS Typewriter Go. and Mabel Smith Eaton. Mr. Gelss- 92 Asylum St., Hartford, Conn. er, the son of Ernest E. and Au- j GITIIfrS SERVICE STATION Phone 5-0718 i fusta Rhlmann Geissler, was bom j $12.50 bOUGHERTT LOT la Broad Brook, All Sizes Available.' A high gnall^ mattress UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Corner Center and McKee Streets with factory guarantee. OP SATUkDAY NIGHT KEMP’S, INC. d -BIG NIGHTS- 6 . TIRE August 28th to September 2nd ATTRACTIONS COKMirS at RETREADING W(MS Plan Tp Coihe And Bring Your Friends! THE ID E A L Now in charge of a man who hif( had years of practical experience in the THE CAT'S MEOW retreading of all nmkes of tires.* ^ SUNDAY TAVERN t r e a t (Next to Montgomery Ward) FOR A L L New Management Offers Special Six Day Sale New retreaded tires with a substantial. guarantee of workmanship and mileage Music By The TAVERN TRIO o f SERVE up to 10,000 miles. , FREE TOASTED SANDWICHES « We Use Nothing But The Best Of Materials In Our Work-—Such WE FEATU RE \ ROYAL Salesmen’s Samples llie Famous As Goodrich Silvertown Products Ahfi Other NABRACAMSETT ICE NationaUy Known Products And America’s Finest, . Despite the faqt the wholesale price of rubber has advanced steadily every month CREAM our old prices are still in effect Equal To The Best! HORTON'S BEER Surpassed By None! ON DRAVeHT' UP 50c To $1.00 Allowed “A Royal Treat For Y6ur Old Tires For All the Family” TIRES ROYAL OR Buy Winter Coed You Can Have Your Old Tires Retreaded C A a 0 1 nn ICECREAM At A Reduced Price O f...... to $ *00 ^ Company /. N O W SAVE! Obtain It At Your Dealer DONT THROW AWAY YOUR OLD TIRESt Or Phone 8942 . Ihey Are Worth Mtmey To You And To Us! Prices are the lowest the3'’ve been in years. You ()ur equipment has been brought ^t^date^w ith the installation of Full Circle can make a decided redac­ Molds. . tion in heating costs by let­ Litest Silk Prints ting us fin your bins, NOW, Our Retread^(Tires Give Service! with the highest quality !•. r ^ coal. \ • m NOTIGE TO THOSE WHHAVE ALREADY SERVfiD / PHONE j ' Priced From IK? If yoif are satisfied 100% with See us immediately a^Gur . guar­ ow retreaded tires, ^eaa« ,teli your antee asf^res yon of pomljN^ inile- *•' ^ ^ 5125 age to 10»000 miles and l00% sa i^ Per Dress frim ds abdnt them. ■ faction. , to $ 2 -5 0 For Service A dignified, beautifuOy' This &Je Starts August 28 At 9 A* M. ■ ' ' • NO SALE IS (X)MPUnrE VWTHUNLESS COMPLETE conducted funeral servke ; i S A T I ^ ^ G iiiffoh Clpse-’Otits c p e t yd . serves as an exim sc^ of 50 the affection home for those BUY; YOUR RgTREADED.tiRE^ AT THE FACTORY WHERE §pial CRAVATS wiip have gone. Such f l o ­ ®HEYANiy Ito^^tBBMmDLEMAif'SFRbFIT ■ ^ e isd ^ Low As_____ '. rals are I^d hm^ eobdu^e^- ■VT I ■ ” *■ . ‘ ■ -J- .1 * Fuel Oil — Lumber with revmmit carSft less the price you.can* Vl&j Mason’s Sdp^es ilr.-T a f f ^ t o p a y . ' P d n t - ,r . • . - > V' /

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