THE WEATHER. RSI TBms Run ATSRAGB DAILY dROULAHOie Thunder showersi cooler tonight. OF THB EVENING HERALD for the month of Jonei 1990< Sunday fair and cooler. 4,837 PRICE THREE CENTS MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1926. (TEN PAGES). VOL. XU V ., NO. 239. Olasiifled AdTertlBing on Page • KIN TO MEET FOR FIRST WILL SUE MOTORISTS Beecher^s Grand-daughtet TIME SINCE WAR OF 60’a. WHO CRASH n'S TRAINS. SUBWAY STRIKE S-51 YIELDS 18 P O P S ’ PARADE Lynn, Mass., July 10.— Sepa HIGH SCHOOL’S Pittsburgh, July 10.— The Theatre in Basement of Church rated for 60 years, George Bart Pennsylvania Railroad will bring lett Allard of Bellingham, Wash, DEAD; 7 BODIES suit against motorists whose au GROWS; POWER and his sister, Mrs. Sarah E. VS. THE GRADE tomobiles crash Into trains at NOTAPROIESI, (Allard) White of this city, are grade crossings, according to an New York, July 10.— A full-^ theatre Is to be completed In time to have a happy reunion In a announcement made by G. M. fledged "little theatre’’ In the base for the production of the first M E N ^ O D I few weeks, when Allard Is to NOT M R E C K Sixsmith, passenger transporta JDSIJWEAL’ ment of a church Is the project, plays In the fall. visit his sister’s home here. COSl^SHOWN tion superintendent. fostered by Miss Beatrice Beecher, Miss Beecher has long been Mrs. White’s search for her With grade crossing accidents granddaughter of Henry Ward Identified with ‘‘little theatre" brother, who left home at the almost a dally occurrence on the Beecher, which Is being organized movements. She directed the or age of 11 years to join the army Missing Corpses Believed Pennsylvania lines, the railroad French Goyernment Keeps at the Plymouth Church in Brook ganization and helped the develop I.R.T. b i FI Plata, II during the Civil War, was end Committee Compares Ninth must take steps to protect Itself lyn. The group of actors and ac ment of the Pasadena, Cal., Little ed when Lynn papers printed a against damage done to locomo tresses will bo known as the Ply Theatre, now operating on a pro Says, But Fears Mischief; request from Allard to locate his to Have Been Washed tives and other rolling stock, Off Parade of 20,000 mouth Players, and have allied fessional basis. It is her aim to relatives. He was notified by District Expenses — 33 wire and promised to depart for Sixsmith said. themselves with the National Little make the Plymouth Players as Away in Collision; Twelve Cv , r * . ■ *• ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 10,192«?, '/PAGE TWQ Bernard K uolkl, Stephen OUR SOLDIER BOYS Rocco Macri, William- MeKensa, HIGH SCHOOL’S v s . ABOUT TOWN Martin MItchel, Frederick McCar jWALTER L. MAIN CIRCUS DAY WITH RED COOLIDGE y m HIS MIRDER FOLLOWS thy, Clayton Massey. Charles Olas; Rain Is badly needed In town. TO LEAVE TOMORROW ky, Bernard Onell, Auguetns Pen- nery, Carl Peterson, William Pow WAGONS AND ELEPHANTS, ALMOST DUE GRADE COSTS SHOWN Lawns on every street are burning (Continued from page one)' GAME OF CHECKERS up despite the fact that many house ers, George Ryan, Joseph SCTMton, 0 . K. ON CONGRESS owners art watering them nightly. Robert Shaw, Oval Smith, William {Cootinti?(l from page ly get a first hand Information of Skoneskl, Clayton Taylor, 'Pons what tho boys are doing at c»mp, Town Engineer Bowen and his Tumiensky, Joseph Zalewskl» Ray* schools goes. That is If (contrary The Herald will send a staff corre mond Finn, John McFarland, Victor to some legal requirements') you Vermont KiDing Sequel to assistants are laying out grades spondent to write dally accounts of and running lines on the Center Armstrong, George LaFlai^e, Didn’t Have to Be Driven, cut out all but tho traditional the mlllUry life at the encamp John Saldella, John Tamosltls, »wr- street Job. The trenches for the classroom Instruction, the cost ment. Last year the Herald had a lln Brace, Samuel Stevenson, Ed Draughts and Horse Talk, conduits have been conipleted as reporter at tho camp sending out could theoretically be brought ward Copeland. Correspondents Are ToM down to $75.86 per pupil in aver far as the Center. Autos coming reports and the same man has been age attendance. Further, this fig Brother of Shyer Says. toward the town are using the trol assigned to the Job this year. X- at Snmmer Workshop. ure represents the expense of con ley tracks as a roadway because of Following are the complete ros ducting rooms of an average of the condition of the highway on the ters of both companies as made pub MANCHESTER thirty-three pupils per room teach south -side. lic by Captains Dexter and Blssell: er. This expense could be brought Barre. Vt.. July 10.—-Probably Company O’s Roster. Paul Smith’s, N. Y., July 10.— down from 15 per cent to 20 per for the first time in the history of Two new awnings went up on Commissioned officers; Captain MONDAY, 19 President vCoolidge visited the ex cent more If a policy of mistaken New England a game of checkers Main street In the south end yes Herbert H, Blssell, First Lieutenant ecutive offices, three miles from economy compelled the Committee was the prelude to murder when, terday in front of the stores of Thomas J. Qulsh, Second Lieutenant JULY * ^ White Plains Camp, yesterday and to crowd from forty to forty-two according to the confession of his Jaffee, the jeweler, and Grezel, the Edgar M. Thompson. Woodland Avenue Lot received the newspaper corre pupils to a room, as is done brother. Fred, Silas Lapan engaged plumbing contractor.. Others who Sergeants: Top Sergeant James spondents, While Mrs. Coolidge through lack of buildings in the In a fight with Ivan Burnham at the had awnings damaged during the J, Hynes, Victor E. Duke, Lewlt T. waited. In the motor car which larger cities, and through lack of latter’s farmhouse In East Calais July Fourth riot had the bars bent Milligan, Raymond E, Hagedorn, WALTER L. brought him to the summer work resources in the poorer communi last Sunday, the result of which back Into shape. Robert H. Frazier, Michael Mlnlcuc- shop of the administration, the ties. was Burnham’s death. cl, Joseph Pentland, Carl W. Prless, President told the newspapermen Through now many years of ex All week the authorities have Miss Ethel Stevenson and Wil Peter Partons. that within his recollection there M a i H'S perience we have succeeded in pro been investigating the killing of liam Moskl .will be married Mon Corporals: John Mullln, Jameff^ ^ h ia e b ic a -s had never been a time when there tecting as well as building up the day morning at nine o’clock at St A. McCavanaugh, Louis E. Henne- was greater harmony between the Burnham, and both the Lapans health of our children in a way to have been under arrest. Yesterday Bridget’s church. quln, Herbert Kearns, John L. von executive and legislative branches attract the attention of parents Deck, William L. De Han, SHOWS F' than since he came Into the pres Fred Lapan brought a direct ac generally, and such experts in pub cusation of the murder against his Joseph N. Vlot of Highland Private First Class: Carl Hatch, idency. lic health as Profdssor Winslow of Park will spend his vacation at Maurice Jobert, George Lathrop Moreover, in the opinion of Mr. brother. Yale Medical School In particular. Beer, Checkers, Horse Talk the Lake Placid Club, Essex Coun George A. Morgan, Edward Sharp. Coolidge. It would be difficult for Do you wish to sacrifice this pro ty. N. Y. ____ Privates: John J. Ambrose, An the Senate and House to be con tection by an economy of $2.24 per According to his story the three thony Ambrukewicz, John A. And- men drank beer together and then, : V ' ducted better than at the recent pupil per year? A daughter was born this morn erson, Clarence P. Bebrend, Harry session of Congress from the Practical Experience. after a game of checkers, got into P, Belluccl, Richard Blssell, Harry a horse trading discussion, Fred Ing to Mr, and Mrs. George 8. Der standpoint of constructive leglsla- We have endeavored by manual rick of Buckland. A, Christensen, William T. Christen tlon produced and less time spent training and prevocational trade told the authorities that he left the sen, Walter C. Crockett, William in needless debate. training to make the hands of our house and came back a little later Mr. and Mrs. George Armstrong Crockett, Paul F. Dllsworth, A^hur Doesn’t Seek the Glory children the Instruments of their to find Ms brother and Burnham In of Oak street are r-'joylng a week’ J. Dancosse, Joseph Downing, Rich With the explanation that It was brains and to give them some prac the midst of a fight. In the course vacation to be spent with friends ard J. Edgar, Dominick Excellento, not desired to take all the glory tical experience in life’s demands of which Silas Lapan gave Tils host and relatives in New York City Sherwood E. Fish, Stephen J. Fay, for the President in referring to and opportunities. At three rates a terrlr le beating. Philadelphia and places In New Guido Giorgetti, Oliver S. Gotberg, The brothers put Lapan to bed, the record of Congress, It was said of saving, ranging from 83 cents to Jersey. Albert H. Gustafson, John H. Ham- that the Senate and House had $3.20, you can give up or curtail according to the ^ confession, and 11, John E. Hearn, Hugh H. Hewitt, functioned as legislative bodies this effort to make your training in then hid Silas’ blood stained coat Tomorrow morning at the 8:30 Frank W. Hubbard, Walter C. without being constantly forced some measure a school of life. Will and burned the trousers. mass at St. Bridget’? church about Kearns, Barney Kolkoskl, jr„ Louis A SHOW OF SUPREMELY into the same position by the chief you before doing so stop and figure The coat was found where Fred eighty children will receive their C. Levigne. Harry Madden, Daniel executive. what this will mean in a reduced Lapan said It had been hidden. first communion, the largest class j: McCarthy, Patrick McCavanaugh, STUPENDOUS SURPRISES Congress In Its own Independ earning power for the life of these that has ever been received at this George S. McCollum, Charles J. ence, it was added, had supported EVERY ACT A FEATURE C pupils? church at any one time. Mlnlcucoi, Thomas V. Morgan. • «nd most of the major recommenda Joseph Nevue, John M, 0 Bj’^^ht, We are devoting $3.04 per pupil SEVEN MORE RECRUITS EVERY FEATURE A THRILLl tions of Mr. Coolidge, leaving few per year to physical exercise and The family of J. H. Quinn of Thomas Paganl, Albert J. fillip ® , of outstanding Importance y«t to Instruction. Is this too much to Park street are at their cottage at Stephen Pongratz, William F. Reu 25 Famous Fonuy Clowns be acted upon, although, it was spend for the development of phy SIGN FOR ENCAMPMENT White Sands Beach. ben, Frank J. Stager, Thomas A. made clear there are some recom sically trained bodies to protect and Toppln, John D. Vendrlllo, Edward The steam calliope will sound In Riding Troupe, England's cham pion bare-back equestrians, with mendations to come In future ses Invigorate trained minds? i Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kingman of H Von Deck, Maurice Waddell, Manchester on Mondaj', July 12, Pinkie Hollis, world’s greatest sions from the President. Do you wish to cut music and Howitzer Company Brings To I.'ain street motored ” o to Middle nkns Wattke, William F. Wolfram, The republican leader in the Sen drawing, and appreciation of the William E. Jarvis, Elmo Mantelll, and every old man who hears It somersault rider, also provides one tal Strength to Sixty-three; sex. Vt.. to--spend the week-end will thrill with the remembrance of of high spots to the big program. ate, Senator Curtis of Kansas, was values of music and beauty, out of with Mrs.! Kingman’s mother who Raymond Willard, Charles S. Hag- given great credit by the the lives of children while at Company G Will Have Seven is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. L. enow, Victor Ogren. how one time he carried water for Among the most daring aerial- nan for his direction of difficult Howitzer’s Roster. school? By so doing you can save ty-seven. Douglas. the elephant, or envied the boy ists ever knov^n in the circus situations. His advice and assist $3.05 per child per year, and ma Commissioned officers: Captain world are the three members of who did, and the little fellow who ance was said to have been of first terially affect their powers of en Tho numhor of Manchester sol Miss Antoinette B. Cheney, Allan L. Dexter, First Lieutenant the Brock family who e.xecute sin Importance to Mr. Coolidge while joyment thereafter. Because of Russell B. Hathaway, Second Lieu hears the musical toots and sees gle, double and triple revolutions fliers who will go to Nlantic for the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace the man sittinp: on the bis contrap he was praised lor his ability as a the Instruction given in the art and 15 day encampment with the B. Cheney of Forest street will tenant Walter Tedford. . in perilous mid-air feats— somer parliamentarian. the music departments numerous Sergeant: Top Sergeant John L\V‘ tion makins the whistle blow every saulting from the flying trapeze to Howitzer Company and Company spend the next week in Boston. time he fingers the keyboard, will Recognizes Tllson’s Ala cases can be cited of pupils who G was increased to 140 today with Pentland, Helmar Anderson, An the bar. This trio performs each Speaker Longworth and Repre have been encouraged to make a drew Reggetts, James Finnegan, chase along to the show grounds afternoon and evening with the the announcement that seven men Rev. W. S. Campbell who is to where the Walter L. Main Circus sentative Tllson of Connecticut, profession of music, designing. Il enlisted in the Howitzer Company speak on the program this after Main circus. Corporals; Francis Fitzpatrick, will hold fortii. the Republican floor leader of the lustrating and decorating by the in t the drill last evening. This noon in celebration of the 236th There will be elephants lumber Other featured acts are as fol House, were mentioned also as struction here given. It is also brings the total strength of tho Anthony Mozzer, Cyrus Tyler, Louis lows: DeLong sisters, Belgium’s anniversary of the Battle of the ing along, curling their trunks and giving Invaluable support to the not too much to claim that the Howitzer Company to three officers Boyne is the guest of Rev, and Cervlni, Raymond Finn. flopping their long ears; camels sensational equilibrists; Koban and President during the session of standard of enjoyment and appre and sixty men while Company G Privates Robert Brennan, Robert Sakata, noted Japanese equilibrists Mrs. J. Stuart Neill during his stay humping behind, gilt cages with Congress just closed. The former ciation of things beautiful has been vnll go to camp with three officers in town. The events will be held at Allen, Ivar Anderson, WUliam growling tigers, lazy striped zebras, who walk up a flight of stairs on was referred to as equally success raised for the whole community. and sev' nty-four men Five of Burke, Oscar Chetelat, their heads; Sylvester Brothers, the golf grounds on East Center [ A PEERLESS PROGRAM .long-necked giraffes, bushy-haired ful as Senator Curtis as an admin Loss Through Economy. the men in Company G will be street and are held jointly by Clechowski, Allen Ellis, wild men— everything to make the sensational acrobats, champions of istration leader, while the Con Finally and most Important of all •transfoned to the Howitzer Com Washington L. O. L. and the Fronezak, Frank Gallis, Stanley PRE-EMINENT**PERFORMERS clilldren stare in wonder and wish the antipodes; Lyle and Irma Con necticut representative was des will you minimize the power and pany during encampn’.ent to meet Golas, Raymond Hall, Thomas ner, brother and sister dancing on Daughters of Liberty. Humphreys, Edward Ingraham, to crawl under the tent to see the cribed as a most helpful advlseV on effect of all cf your classroom in the required quota. ONE MILE OF ' big show, as their fathers did, it a lofty tight wire; Yokol Trio, in legislative matters with whom struction by spreading the influence Highland Park residents are ex Arthur Jarvis, Herbert Kanehl, trepid bicycle riders from the Far Two cf the seven enlistments se MAGNinCENT PARADE DAILY they do not possess the wherewith Mr. Coolidge conferred often. of each teacher over 20 to 25 per pected to turn out In large num East, and the Maxwell Trio, sensa cured last night were former mem DAY o r a h o w . < al to enter the main gate. cent more children? This would bers of the Howitzer Company, bers this afternoon at. 2:30 for the tional triple bar gymnasts. hillside inn t Among the many big novelties be the greatest single economy you Williaiy J. Clark and .arthur Gus annual field day events, which will PerikmiBOca—AKenneg A NifM and spectacular offerings to be Added to this are the forty fa could make, and all educational ex continue through the evening with On Bolton State Road. mous clowns, headed by Harry La- HOOVER’ S CONTROL tafson. The other liva were re found with the Walter L. Main Cir- perts would agree that the quality cruits. They were Peter Jolisbi, .a minstrel show and dance at the Always a delightful eating place. Tickets on circus day at Metter’s ■,cus this year will be Madam Julia Pearl, Fred Leslie, Chick Reed, of Instruction would be deteriorat Regular Dinners and a la carte Smoke Shop. Same price as a< Billy Sells, Ivou Hershey, Harry William Clirzanowski. Charles clubhouse, 'Rebras, sensation of continental ed in. the ratio of the extension service. show grounds. Loy, Geo. Wayman, Rube Dyer. Scholsky and Louis C. Ghartler. Europe, intrepid French artist who OF RADIO IS OVER Neither will the important saving The members of both compan District Deputy Lattlng Caverly Phone S91-12. W. Gesecke. loops the loop in a bicycle at every Prof. John Griffin and his military be all net gain. If you Increase the and a large delegation of the band of 25 soloists present a musi ies have been ordered to report at ■performance. This marks the first number of pupils per teacher you the armory at 7 o’clock tomorrow Knights from Memorial Lodge K I appearance in America of Madam cal concert at 1 and 7 p. m. The will Intrease the>-etardation which morning. O. P. will go to Wllllmantlc Mon Rebras and everywhere her daring big show starts at 2 and 8 p. m. 1s now extraordinarily low, and in day evening to install the officers The picturesque parade will be • act has been shown she has been Warns New Stations, How crease the expenses by carrying the of the lodge at that place. Grand accorded an ovation. The Hollis seen at 11 a. m. Blow pupils for an extra year or HAGGERTY-BLOUGH Chancellor Arthur Mitchell of the ever, That Congress Is two. Moreover the more pupils state K. O. P. and his staff will be Capitol Park per teacher, the more chance there Miss Fcbulllah Elough, daughter present to witness the work. Auto H a rtfo rd is that the brighter pupils will be of Captain and Mrs. Moses Blough mobiles will leave from In front of Wethersfield Avenue ' Sure to Pass Law. held back. of 4 5 Main street, and William J. the Balch and Brown building for All of the above alternatives have Haggerty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willimantlc Monday evening at 7 NEW ENGLAND’S CONEY ISLAND been presented to assist towards a Daniel Haggerty of Valley street o’clock. clearer understanding of the rela were married last evening at 7:30. Washington, July 10.—Admis tion between factors of elementary The ceremony was performed by The Orangemen and Daughters sion that regulation of radio school costs and the value of the Rev. Watson Woodruff of Center TONIGHT broadcasting by the government of Liberty will attend the morning Victor Records Reduced objectives sought. In the last Congregational church at the par service tomorrow at St. Mary s has broken down and that stations analysis It is not a question of what are under no effective restrictions ^ sonage of the church. Episcopal church when the rector. Farewell Appearance An announcement by Cecil A. Robertson, a school costa per pupil, but what The attendants were Mr. and Rev. J. S. Neill will preach a ser as to wave length, power and time I “ “nroYucerper*^ pupirin Increased of Manager of our Music Departments. used was made by Secretary Hoov- Mrs. Ralph Kingman, the latter a mon appropriate to the Twelfth of earning power. In increased enjoy- sister of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. July. Members of both lodges will er after the experts of the Depart-1 happiness, and in civic Harry Kitching of Summer street. assemble at Orange hall at ten ment of Commerce had completed I community usefulness and sei'- The bride’s gown was of pale yel o’clock tomorrow morning and A 1 S i^ it h a study of an opinion rendered graduates and parents F r e d & yesterday by Acting Attorney Gen low georgette over yellow satin, march to the church. can give the best answer to this with white hat and shower bouquet Acrobatic;ic WWi2 izards ' eral Donovan, holding that the question. Their answer should be government had no legal power to of bridal roses and swansonia. Manchester Camp, No. 26 40, FREE DANCING VAUDEVILLE given 'weight in considering any Mrs. Kingman’s dress was of Royal Neighbors will hold Its reg allocate avave lengths. questions of radical economies and coral crepe de chine and Mrs. ular meeting in Tinker ball Mon FREE PARKING ON GROUNDS Examination of the opinion made changes. it appear that the only power of Kitching’s blue geogrette. Both day evening. A large attendance the Government is to prevent send wore hats to match their gowns and Is desired as the guests expected Tomorrow—Sunday—July 11th ing stations from using wave AiMEE McPherson carried arm bouquets of pastel Include Mrs. Rublanna Koenig of lengths between 600 and 1,600 sweet peas. Capitol City Lodge, Hartford, the CAPITOL PARK POOL meters, the "band" reserved for After the ceremony an Informal supervising district deputy, also the government stations. Here ‘TLANTED” IN WILDS reception for relatives and close District Deputy Mrs. Sally Ayres. Starting Tomorrow Morning at 0 0 ’cIo,ck, The officers and graces of Man As Part of the after, if radio broadcasting sta friends was held at the home of the Mammoth Swimming Meet tions make applications for wave (Continued from page 1) bride’s sister, Mrs. Kingman, which chester Camp are requested to be 25 — FEMALE SWIMMERS — 25 lengths outside that band, the De was tastefully decorated for the oc present at seven o’clock. Refresh partment of Commerce must auto been variously reported in Arizona casion in pink and- white. ments and a social hour will fol matically issue the license. and Mexico just prior to the reap Mr. and Mrs. Haggerty left later low the business. KU' sS e”' aP 3 | pjc Boss Is Away Sale pearance of Mrs. McPherson from Warns New Stations in the evening on a motor trip Our Vlctrola Department Will Put On Sale a Stock of Secretary Hoover, however, her supposed imprisonment through northern New England. Hundreds of Victor Records. warned those who contemplate op The latest* development alon They vill also spend sume time with “ C R A C ^ ’ TOSSER Auspices Connecticut A. A. U. 75c 10-inch Double Faced Records ening new stations which mig“ht 1 this line Is a the bride’s father. Captain Blough cuise interference and confusion to have been signed at Douglas, who has spent his summers on Lake FOUND NOT GUILTY in the air that they were proceed- Arlz., today by Gustave Cardenas M George steamers for the past forty 29c ing entirely at their own risk and which he Is reported to apert that years. He is at present captain of (Continued from page 1) that there undoubtedly would be he saw the car near ^l^Kci'iead the Mohican. 4 for $1. adonted early In the December Mountain, Mexico, the night or The bride’s bouquet was sent to ish mischief and did not take it session of Congress legislation June 22, Just before Mrs. MePher- her mother who Is an invalid and eerlous. As a result he found Finn whlch would give to the govern- son reappeared, at present visiting her sister In Mid not guilty. , * ment full power to "eliminate" Backs Police Claims TYPHOON Red Seals and Blue dlesex, Vermont. After the session of court was TODAY FANS confusion by such regulations as This tallies with the contenUons The bride Is a graduate of the over Policeman Raddlng said he had u felt necesLry. • of Chief of Police Sllveno Villa Burlington, Vermont, High school learned his lesson and hereafter in Continuous COOLED FOR A special appeal was made by and Mayor Ernesto Boublon of such cases would "treat ’em rough COMFORT Labels and for over a year has been em 2:15 to 10:30. Secretary Hoover that American Agua Prleta, Mexico, who declare ployed In the office of the Travelers and throw them like he would a stations which are now In opera- thelf evidence shows that Mrs. Me Insurance company. The groom U a bull In a barnyard." tion or may be opened should not Pherson was taken out of their city graduate of the local High and W. C. FIELDS HALF PRICE trespass fin wave lengths used by the night of June 22 to a point Canadian sending stations. He near Nlggerhead Mountain and State Trade schools and is with the Never before In the history of the phonograph has Southern New England Telephone VOLCANO FILMERS in “It’s The Old Army Game” such a sale been dreamed of. It eclipses last year’s sale said that up to this time there had then returned to the vicinity of been complete cooperation with | Agua Prleta. company at Hartford. This Afternoon of Vlctrolas. On their return from their wed NEAR DEATH IN SEA KO-KO Songs, fox-trots, waltzes, marches, instrumental solos Canada and he felt that It would ding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Haggerty Rod La Roeque Only— “ Tbe Song Reel, be a serious offense If this sltua- and everything imaginable on records are offered at will live for the present at 45 Main Members of Alienation Exjwdi- in Scarlet Streak^ “Tramp, Tramp, these unprecedented prices. ticn was changed POILUS PARADE NOT 530 Broadcasters street. tion Overboard as Landing “ RED DICE” New Serial Tramp” The very number you will want will go quickly, so Picture. hurry! Records will be conveniently arranged and with There are now about 530 Amer PROTEST BUT APPEAL Boat Swamps. our assistance you may select your favorite records from ican broadcasting stations In oper NEW STAIRWAY ADMIRED. the catalogue, as you wish. ation and 600 applications are on (Contlnned from page 1) Washington, July Sunday and Monday Just think of Kreisler or McCormack double faced file at the Commerce pepartment The wonderful cobblestone stair- battling for their lives In the break records for 7Be, or 4 dance records composing 8 selec for wave lengths for new atatlons. be set forth that the parade was wcay being built In Center Spring ers off Unimak Island, Alaska, and CONWAY TEARLE tions, for a dollar! Secretary Hoover I held’held without any political Idea InIr park Is attracting much attention landing leneath a belching volcano, Now is your chance. Don’t miss It. $5 worth of these days even among strangers all members of the American Nature And BARBARA BEDFORD these records will save you enough to equal a substan in town. A man from Rhode Association’s expedition to the tial payment on a new Orthophonle Vlctrola. Worth Island was watching the work for Aleutian Islands are safe, according considering! Come early! an hour yesterday and said It was to a telegram received at the asso the finest piece of work ho had seen ciation headquarters here. ^‘The Sporting In his tour of the New England Mystic Review, W. B. A. decld- and America through the War of With camera equipment and states. provisions loaded In small boats, ed to postpone the supper and Independence and forged anew In Not alone will the facing of the class initiation which was to have the late war Is a precious Inheri- tho party attempted to land at the Lover” big stairway be of cobblestones but base of Bhlshaldln volcano late been held Monday evening, July tance to all who fought and that the the treads and risers will also bt 19 because of the vacation season, parade Is simply an appeal to Wednesday alght to take pictures, HATS OFF ! To the king of «o<»4 constructed of small cobblestones. nigh breakers dumped three, mem It Is proposed to combine the a f-1 friends In a time of dire need Because of Its situation the ma among men— who can ride like a fdoUr^fight like the fair with the anniversary celebra , , . t r n bers Into the ocean. According to devil— and love— oK, how he can love; yes, sir. sons are working at a great dis the telegram, tho others ,,, rescued tlon tho last meeting night in Sep- Tho Daughters of Liberty. LL. O advantage for water, stones and tember. During the month of L. No. 125, will hold Its ular must all be dumped them! after themselv^C landing August an outing will be arranged meetlqg Monday evening In Or ^nge ma^erlals^^ m ^t^^^ safely. / (or the Juniors. A hall. I > ‘ - ,• : u 't-' » M ; V *i J ‘J ' ' f ■, 'tM i: ^... ^ISNCHESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d , SATURDAY, JULY 10,192W. PAGiSFOUR Does he ever see any of the old I achieve so magnifloently, calmly ad* together, for a couple of months every year, had the superficial ap gangsters? 4lanrl(eBtrr mita that, in hie view, the cause of Yes, indeed. And as they grew up democracy, as a working propoii* pearance of contradicting. they became industrious and sub {itrnins Hfralb tlon, remains to be proved. stantial citizens, he recites. Several We in America who can see that are married and have families and PUBUSHGO BT come to him with their trade. One WATKINS BROTHERS, I n c . TRI USRALD PRINTINO CO. the rule of a people made up of has become one of Broadway’s im Pooadtd by Blwood 8. BU hardheaded, hard fisted, serious S t e w a r t f e portant supper club figures. Oot. 1. 1181 minded pioneers is not the same WASHUK — GILBERT SWAN. FURNITURE, FLOOR COVERINGS, PIANOS, PHONOGRAPHS Ertry Bvanlnc Except Sunday* and thing as the rule of a people large* Bolldaya. l E T T E B S ^ Entered at the Poat Oflloa at Man* ly recruited from heterogeneous cheater at Second Claaa Mall Matter. and undisciplined races, find our* By CHARLES P. STBW.ART. SUBSCiUPTlON RATES: By Mall itx doUara a year; alaty cent* a selves a bit bewildered, sometimes, Washington, July 10— Pity the month (or ahorter parloda as to what the outcome of the dem* poor senators who have to run for By earner, elarhteen oentr a weuk. re-election this year. For that mat SIncle coplea throe oenta ocratic adventure is to be, even ter, pity also the poor senatorial SPECIAL. ADVERTISING REPRE- here. candidates who are making their 8ENTATIVB; HamlIton>De Ueaer. Iiio.. 86 Weet 4Jd Street. New York But there is this difference be first runs. and 611 North Michigan Avenue, tween the American point of view Campaigning for a Senate seat is Chicago. fl'lghtfully hard work. Anticipatory Boss Is Away and the point of view of Clemen* The Mancheater Evening Herald la groans are heard, emanating from on aale In New York City at Sehults'a ceau— we who are native to this Newa Stand. Sixth Avenue and 41nd the lungs of many a solon, as he Street and 42nd Street entrance of land have never known anything packs his Euitcase preparatory to Grand Central Station. else but democracy, while Clemen* golLg homo and plunging into the News from the Range Department, by R. K. Anderson, Manager BY DR. HUGH S. COIMIXG "International Newa Service haa the ceau was born under one empire coming campaign. Right well he excluBlve rlghta to uae for republic** knows what’s ahead of him. tlon In any form all news dlapatchea and lived under another before his Surgeon General, United States ^ credited to It or not otherwise credit* Senators have this advdhtage There seemr, to be a great ed IB this paper. It Is also exclusively beloved France established the over representatives —r a represen Public Health Service j entitled to use for republlcatlon all present republic. tative has a campaign on his hands In a precxaing article you were I demand today for enameled the local or undated news published told something of the way In'which | ranges. They are so easy to hersln." To a Clemenceau, then, democra every two years, whereas a senator is comiielled to go through with you are safeguarded by your health ; keep clean and give the kitchen cy has always seemed like an ex department in the purification of | one Ji.jy once in t. .v. such a neat and clean appear SATURDAY. JULY 10, 10 26. periment, while to any native Amer A representative’s campaign, your drinking water which, it i ican of whatever age, it seems like however, is limited to a single taken as it comis to your city j ance. 3 Burner Enameled the rock of ages. And, seeming congressional district. A senator without such purification, might ■ Ranges with oven and man FIXIS. BO to so many, it must inevitably must spread himself over a whole kill you almost any day. | tel ...... $3,5. The bleak and sombre task of the stale. The story of the purification of ! be so. For government is a state Navy In reclaiming its dead In the ‘ It nearly kills ’em,” a8^ Repre milk is also very important. There j Four Burner Enameled S-51 disaster is done. So inbred of mind. sentative Jim Begg of Ohio recent- are a number of operations involved ' Ranges with mantel . .$46.75 1.- remarksd to me. in the production of a safe milk ; is the desire of all of us to gli^e BLOWS. supply. I shall just mention some of j formal sepulture to those of our In the old days, when senators these today, and leave the subject How little sympathy there is in j kin who procede us in the passing were elected by their respective of the safeguarding of milk to ’oe | New York with the outlaw subway into the unknown, that some of the legislatures, it wa.s different. A sen taken up in future articles. | ator had to keep a sharp eye on bitterness of the tragedy seems to strike, and how little is deserved, The safeguarding operations I is indicated by the series of assaults his state, and see that a majority shall mention at this time are three be ameliorated in the restoration of of his kind of legislators got in, committed on reporters yesterday In number, namely: j these dead to the care of those who but the hurly-burly of the busting | 1. — Supervision of the produc- | loved them most. by strikers or sympathizers. wasn’t for him. • tlon nad handling of milk in order It is an extraordinary thing in Now it is, and it’s a worse hurly- to Insure cleanliness. ; It was a long, hard, anxious task, burly, because there’s so much this raising of the coffin from the any labor outbreak for outdoor 2. — The production of milk from ; more of it than a lepresentatlve’s. cows that are shown by test to be bottom of the sea, one that must newspaper men to be subjected to There are quite a few represen attack, for it is recognized by all free from tuberculosis. have left its mark on more than one tatives who probably could get sen 3. — Pasteurization. of those who so heroically fought hands that their work is entirely atorial nominations if they’d go I shal' not discuss these meas Impersonal and their business mere after them, and have been urged to ures now, but you can learn the the ocean for the bones of their do it, but who balk at the horrors ly to get facts, leaving the guidance whold story from your health de comrades. But it was worth it. of a senatorial compaign. The cabinet type of gas of opinion to others as none of partment, assuming that you have a There was not much that could Of course, there are exceptions. health department, and no self-re range is proving unusually their affair. And only an acute A candidate for the Senate, say be done for those whose men went specting community should be from Rhode Island, has no vast ex popular due to the fact that it appreciation of the fact that the without one. You can also learn the down in the hull of the stricken panse of territory to "cover.” is BO easy to operate. With public, from its newspaper reading story from recently published submarine. But such as it was A candidate as representative one of these ranges everything of these simple facts, had formed a books. the Navy has done it— in travail from Arizona, Delaware, Nevada, is at your finger tips— no most unfavorable opinion of their New Mexico or Wyoming, which and it must have been at times In stooping or bending. Black, despair. walkout, could have stirred these states have only one lepresentatlve assailants to such anger. apiece, has a great deal. non-rustable. Cabinet Ranges But take New York or Pennsyl ...... $32.50 VACATION TAX. The subway strike simply could vania or Ohio or Illinois or any one DAILY POEM We have not been accustomed to not stand the light of day. Its of two dozen other states of consid Gray Enameled Cabinet think of Gre*:e as a country pos promoters and participants could erable geographical extent and a Ranges, fully equipped, with sessing any special genius for the not stand the truth. So the nat multiplicity of big cities and large APPETITE. pilot light ...... $69.50 towns. Obviously, in such states V7hen mother calls the kiddies Cook With the Gas Turned Off! art of government, but there Is no ural thing for them to dp, being as these, a candidate for represen in, as supper’s on ii'.e table, slit gainsaying the fact that Greeks are illy regulated as to mind and tem tative gets a certain amouht of always likes to see them eat as h is is the time of year when you would appreciate having a good business men. And in its per, was to fly into a-passion of re concentration and perhaps a tre much as they are able. She's Chambers Fireless Gas Range. The big saving on gas bills Let us show you our new latest device for raising public sentment against the truth tellers. mendous lot f'f it, but a candidate taken lots of pains, of course, :.nd T enjoyed with one of these ranges is of practical importance in Combination Coal and Gas for the Senate is buttered very done lilt best she could to cook tlie funds the Pangalos government has If there were any wisdom at all Ranges which come in black thin. sort of food she knows v.ill do tlic every home. The principle of retained heat is applied to all boiling, displayed not only the keenest bus among these strikers they would be youngsters good. stewing, roasting and baking. Hence nearly all your cooking is done iron and also gray enamel. iness acumen but statesmanship in very careful Indeed to refrain from For campaign purposes the ideal They’re called, perhaps, a dozen with retained heat. In the course of a year, the saving of gas with Black finished ...... $143.“ violence. Because if they should district for a representative is to be times, till mother has to to the bargain. the average family amounts to a considerable sum. Gray enameled finish ...... That device is the imppsitlon of a succeed, as they affect to be able found in the East Side of New say, “ You’ll have to come to sup York— a district inclusive of no per, or you can't go out to play.” Every model in the Chambers line, constructed of the finest and ...... $238.59 to do, in extending the crippling of substantial tax, varying from fif more than a few bloeks. They clamor in, eventually, and j most durable materials, can pay dividends monthly for many years. These new, low prices In transportation In New York to a teen to fifty dollars, on vacations In a district like that the candi wash their face and hands. The Easy terms, if you desire. clude pipe and gas connec really serious extent, it is not ex date’s in a position to know prac rumpus that’s created any mother ! spent out of the country. tions! Perhaps the Greek government actly pleasant to think what two tically every constituent he’s got understands. j by his first name. The electorate or three million people, with their They don’t like mashed potatoes,' did not Invent this device; possi he appeals to is numerous but it’s ’cause they'd rather have them ] tempers up, might do to the hand Approved by leading institutes bly those more familiar with the bunched. fried. They nibble on a bit of i Other quality gas ranges as tax methods of European states will ful of malcontents who are making meat, then push the dish aside. I In addition to being tested and approved by low as $17.50. All prices in recognize it as a familiar recourse, them so much trouble. That’s why there always is so They simply can’t eat spinaci:, Good Housekeeping Institute, the Chambers much more hurry in the Senate clude Installing and our guar but we cannot recall ever hearing No; blows are about the last soaked in vinegar, they'll say. than in the House to adjourn early Just playin’ with their supper— has also the approval— after testing— of The antee goes with every 'range. before of this way of producing thing it is safe for the I. R. T. in campaign years, and get back while they’re thlnkin’ of their play. American Gas Association, The Tribune Insti government revenue. strikers to start. N home. There’s no real use in arguin'. tute and The Priscilla Proving Plant. Greece is a small country, terri A representative can work fast. If kids won’t eat. they won't. Mom torially, while the ramifications the WOODS REPORTERS. A senator needs time. cooks the things she thinks they’ll True, all the representatives like, and then finds out they don’t. Some of the New York editors Greek stock throughout southeast terms expire together and only a The ever-lasting answer to Avhy ap ern Europe and southwestern Asia have shown a curious lack of per third of the senators’ do, but a sen petites go wrong with little folk i.^f ator whose term isn’t expiring feels are enormous. There is not a ception in sending to White Pines just that they’ve been piecing all To remove freckles, have a date deeply for one whose Is. tn because they suppose a pre-science Sometimes a woman is so con neighbor country that has not its Camp, the "summer White House, day long. The first telephone directory with a mau who needs a shave. Omaha was issued in 1879. siderate she won’t kick if her hus Greek population, while the na correspondents who are as much at of the future which has not been band has to work three or four given us.— Johnson. nights a week. tionals of that country are to be home in the North Woods as a cat ^ I N found in large numbers throughout in a strange garret. D A I E r KODAKS Asia Minor and the whole Near One of these has already told East. how Attorney General Sargent is Dr. Fred F. Bushneli As a result of this condition to be the President’s angling men VETERINARIAN ALEXANDER there is a tremendous lot of travel tor, having himself learned the art Today is feast day of the seven Better U is that thou# shouldst 49‘1 East Center Street* New York, July lO.^They tell a ing about, of the paying of visits to in his boyhood by fishing in the brothers, martyrs, and St. Felici- net vow, Aaii that thou shouldst Manchester Green. story on Broadway of a pretty 17- vow and not pay.— Eccl. 5-5. KODAK kindred and friends in the out- Coolldge’s brook at Plymouth Notch tas. their mother. Office Hours: 7 to 8 P. M. year-old chorine who appeared at Tods y is birthday anniversary JARVIS, JR. lands. So that it is estimated that for "rainbow trout.” And now the theater wlfh a dime savings Today is birthday anniversary All unnecessary vows are folly, TELKPHU.NE 1847. Time Is Here at least 50,000 Greeks will be called another tells how an official mem bank. 1 Sand on this summer to pay this Impost ber of the camp party sallied forth "And what the heck are you go Gravel Take pictures now on their vacations. and “ snared” '22 trout, the pick of ing to save for?’’ demanded her Im Rub-a-Dub-Dub and keep forever the provident sisters. $tone happy days of fun and There is certainly this to be said which went to the President’s "W ell,” came the reply, ‘Tm go in behalf of such a tax, that it is table. ing to put away a dime a week so frolic. productive without being oppres That there is no such thing as a that I’ll have enough money to get Loam and Grading KODAKS sive. And what a perfectly cork rainbow trout in any brook in Ver my face lifted when I get old.” Moving $5.00 to $30. ing scheme to Introduce in Amer mont, and that there wasn’t one in Beat this one and win a pair of asbestos ice tongs. BROWNIES ica! the state when Sargent was a boy, and Trucking $2. to $15. With hundredr of thousands of does not signify at all to these ut "Hell’s Kitchen,” once the most Americans fiocking to Europe every terly cockney reporters; neither menacing section In all Manhattan, Buy Your Kodak year, with the income tax a sore^ does the fact that no person living now broods peacefully over its past AU Kinds of \ point and every kind of business im could snare 22 trout in a forenoon sins. AT Where gang guns peppered the Cemetery Grading post a source of groans and protest, anywhere nor yet the minor circum street in the old days, lines of push why not follow the example of little stance that if he did a game war carts now present a colorful pano KEMP’S Greece and make the tourist settle? den would put him in the house- rama. Corners that were melo If anybody can afford to he can. gow. dramatically listed as "sure death" 416 Center Street And if he doesn’t want to pay he "Rainbow” Is a nice word, and have become bustling market places for housewives. South Manchester can just stay home— and spend his so is "snare,” and so these bright “ Hell’s Kitchen” was the name Tel. 341 Fini shiat> money where he made it. young men use them and put them given a belt the theoretical geogra on the wire for a nation to read, in phy of which was 36th to 41st •/* DOUBTS. sublime Innocence of their own streets and Ninth avenue to the Georges Clemenceau, veteran Ignorance. waterfront. French statesman, in the evening Here ranged the "Gopher Gang,” a band of death-dealing gangsters of his long and stormy life, has SUMMER CHURCH. whose exploits rival the bad men of written a book, about to be pub No longer are Manchester church the "wild and woolly west.” lished, in which he is said to have es open to the taunt of the carpers Such names as “ Rubber” Shaw Used Cars Bargains and “ Tanner” Smith climbed Into summed up the great problem of the that everybody except the devil These are all in good condition, guaranteed. Cash century in this Idea— "Man has a takes a vacation in the summer; for notorious eminence. Merchants of the neighborhood, fear In their or Easy Terms. * right to govern himself, but can he the churches, this year, are "stay hearts, paid big protection money. do it?” ing on the job.” They would contribute to funds 1925 Cleveland S ed a n ...... It is not alone in France but in The adoption of the plan of hold used for keeping gangsters out of 1925 Overland Sedan ...... |’ O0. every country in Europe, that that ing union services, at both ends of prison. 1925 Overland Touring ...... |tr ’ same question is asked of their own the town, eliminates a source of Time began to pat a soothing 1924 Overland Touring ...... f , consciousnesses by seriously think criticism which, warrantably or not, hand over this fqvered belt. The 1923 Overland Touring ...... ing men. And not only in Europe has been a favorite recourse of “ gophers” went the way of all 1920 Overland T o u rin g ...... *50. but in America, where it is almost those who are prone to pick fiaws gangs. But the name "Hell’s 1923 Star Sedan ...... $225. never asked louder than in whis with the practices of religious or Kitchen” stuck and still has a fear 1921 Studebaker Touring...... S12.5. some connotation. “ pers? ganizations. Peace-loving people went about 1922 Ford Sedan ...... $125. There is no person of affairs in That the system In force this their ways and, little by little, com 1920 Chevrolet T ou rin g...... $40. the whole Continent of Europe' summer will provide all reasonable merce Invaded the district. 1920 Ford T o u rin g ...... $30. whose opinions are deserving of opportunity for church attendance Outside of Orchard street upon more consideration than those of for the always diminished congrega the East Side, there is, perhaps, no section of New York so colorful Clemenceau, “ the Tiger," whose tions at this time of the year seems with pushcarts as this death hole of services to his country in the great beyond question. And at the same yesteryear. PlCKErr MOTOR SHE war were greater than any man time it indicates an alertness on The peaceful hucksters find bol4 within her boundaries, bar none. the part of the pastors, concerning youngsterj their only ipepace. OPEN EVB.MXGS. And It cannot but bring some meas the spiritual well being of their 22-24 Maple Street Phone 2017 One merchant, who weathered ure of discouragement when such a parishioners, which somehow the the stormy years,'looks back, and j man, who has seen his people old pracUes of shutting up shop al- smllet# . I if-. MANCHESTER EVENING HERJUI.Y 10,1020. PAGE fim s m. 1/] 7^;) Dallas—- Vocal and! prrlval of the king and queen, an bleweeds.” ■ Grubs feed by whmowlng the WCAP (489) Washington— 8 pr water with a psir of flat brushes WBAL (246) Baltimore— Or*j lmtruriieiital, ' j exciting real Derby race, some Ward Crane, who was promi Ssrvi C68* (246) tensely dramatic scenes In an army nently cast in Corinne Griffith's spread out like fans, so that ml«; WEAF (492) New Y'ork—Ves chestra* * ■ 1*' P* WGN (303) Chicago— Concert. WBNR (266) Chicago— Popular. field hospital during an air raid, a “Classified," assumes the character nute fragments floating in the pers. of Captain Sir Philip Barton, broth stream are caught In the itaouth. WTAM (380) Cleveland—Con-1 KNX (337) Los Angeles— Church splendid romance and plenty of 3 P. .M. comedy are said to make “The er officer to Connaughton and his WLIB (303) Chicago—Vocal; cgrt I services. KPO (428) San Francisco— Or-1 WKAC (326) .Cincinnati—Popu- Sporting Lover” an entertainment rival in romance. Charles E. Mc organ. for the enjoyment of the most dis Hugh, John Fox, Jr., and George KNX (337) Los Angeles—Musi gan. ^ lar. WQJ (447) Chicago— Orches-j KHJ (405) Los Angeles— Vocal criminating. Ovey are in charge of the comedy cal. ^ angles of the picture. KFAB (341) Lincoln, Neb.— tra. and Instrumental. Barbara Bedford is seen opposite Norton’s 10 P. M. 8.15 p. m. KPI (467) Los Angeles— Organ. Tcarlc as Lady Gwendolyn CavcVis, Do not miss the last chance to 6 P. M. Vesper services. see W. C. Fields in “It’s The Old WRNY (258) New York — WBBM (226) Chicago— Songs: WEAF (492) New York —Allen 12 p. m. , a war nurse v;ho becomes the offi WDAF (366) Kansas City—Ves cer’s sweetheart during the period Army Game," and Rod La Roeque Sports: commerce: theatre: musi orchestra. per services. McQuahae: orchestra. To WGN KPRC (297) Houston, Tex. — WMBB (250) Chicago— Orches (303), W’GR (319), WSAI (328), of his convalescence, only to be in "Red Dice” at the State theatre cal. WEAF (492) Now Y'ork—Reli Organ. today, continuous from 2:15 to WENR (266) Chicago— Con tra. WWJ (853), WCCO (416), WCAP KGO (361) Oakland, Calif. separated from him when a Ger Electrical gious music. man bomb wrecks t4ie hospital and 10: 30:.also the f..mous Ko-Ko Song cert. WGHP (270) Detroit— Enter C P. .M. (469), WEEI (476), KSD (545). Concert. KPO (428) San Francisco Or- buries them under the wreckage. Reel, “Tramp, Tramp, Tramp.” WGHP (270) ■n.trn't—Concert. tainers. CFCA (356) Toronto—Church 9 pm. And this afternoon, matinee only, WREO (286) Lansing. Mich.— WSWS (276) Chicago—Orches 86rvic6s* KFNF (263) Shenandoah— cliestTR* ^ Miss Bedford will be remembered KFI (467) Los Angeles— Musi- for her work in “What Fools Men," the State will start a new serial, Concert. tra. WGY'’ (379) Schenectady, N. Y. Church services. "The Scarlet Streak.” Service feature: musical. WREO (285) Lansing, Mich.— — Musical. KPRC (297) Houston—Church crI “The I Desert Healer" and “Tum WGN (303) Chicago— Stocks: Orchestra. WBAP (476) Fort Worth—Mu services* "WFAA (4-76) Dallas— Orchestra. feature: musical. WGN (303) Chicago— Sam 'n sical. WGN (303) Chicago— Musical. KGW (481) Portland —Concert. Generator WBZ (333) Springfield, Mass. Henhy: ensemble. WSB (428) Atlanta—Concert. WCBD (345) Zion, 111.—Vocal Organ:igau. orchestra. = ,, , , 1 KFAB (341) Lincoln. Neb.— WEAF (492) New Y'ork—Con and instrumental. Starter and Ignition WLS (345) Chicago—Markets: I Orchestra cert. WGY (379) Schenectady, N. Y. TEARLE STARS IN sports: organ. WJJD (370) Mooseheart, 111.— WHO (526) Des Moines—Or — Godfrey Ludlow, violinist. Repairs CKCL (367) Toronto—Orches Musical. chestra. W'TAM (389) .Cleveland— Mu3i- FAMOUS STA(S HIT tra. _ WKRC (422) Cincinnati—Or 6:20 P. M. crI WTAM (389) Cleveland—Base WEAF (492) New Y'ork—Major KPO (428) San Francisco —Or- Used Cars Our instruments locate trou chestra. ball: orchestra. KFI (967) Los Angeles—Or Edward Bowes orchestra. To chestrfl.* These cars are all in good, mechanical condition, ble quickly saving you much WMAQ (447) Chicago—Organ; W’FAA "(470) Dallas— Temple Conway Tearle, popular screen chestra. WTAG (268), WJAR (306), WW'J good paint and rubber. Prices very low. time and annoyance. All orchestra. WRC (469) Washington—Or (353), WCAE (461), W’CAP services. lover, makes his latest screen ap- WJZ (456) New,York—Orches w o e (484) Davenport, la. — pearance in “The Sporting Lover, ’ i makes repaired at a reasonable chestra. (469), WEEI ( 476 ), KSD (545 ). 1923 Essex 4 Touring. charge. tra. w o e (484) Davenport—Musical. 7 p. m. Church services. at the State theatre Sunday and i 1922 Maxwell Touring. ^ WEAF (492) New York—Jan W'SYVS (276) Chicago—Song ser-i WEAF (492) New York— Musi- Monday. This is an adaptation of i YVEAF (492) New York—Or- the famous Drury Lane stage hit, j 1922 Ford Coupe. et Bush-Hert. Mme. Alba Rosa- cli68tr& vice. I crI* ' Drive Your Car In Vleter, Mabelanna: Eddie Cantor: WGN (303) Chicago— Variety. i YVHO (526) Des Moines—Band. “Gopd Luck." 1 1923 Ford Touring. WOAW (526) Omaha— Classical. KYW (536) Chicago— Classical. “The Sporting Lover" gives i comedy hits. KYW (536) Chicago— Musical. WBZ (333) Springfield, Mass. — 1 1920 Paige Sport Touring. For Free Tests. WNYC (526) New York— In Orchestra: Near East Relief pro-j 10 p. m. Teayle the character of Captain | 11 P. M. WGN (303) Chicago— Sam ’n Terance Connaughton, who has i strumental and vocal. gram. • 1 .1 KYW (536) Chicago—Concert. WREO (285) Lansing, Mich.— YVLS ' (345) Chicago—Little' Henry: musical. inherited a rusticated Irish castle | 7 P. M. Brown Church. KOA \ (3.2 2) o Denver— . - . Concert.------land a lot lu* w*of mortgages _ and debts Norton Electrical WMBB (250) Chicago—Musi- WLIB (303) Chicago— Correll WEBA (370) Chicago— Music. WKRC (326) Cincinnati—Classi; | ancestors and faces the I and Gosden: ensemble. WGY (379) Schenectady, N. Y. cal. f' j problems of service in the war and j Henry Schaller. 478 Center Street. Instrument Co. WAHG (316) Richmond Hill, N. KNX (337) Los Angeles—f'ea-ipf making his own living. The i ^^WRNY (258) New York—Talk: —Orchestra. I Phone 1226. Open Evenings. Hilliard St. Phone 1 orchestra. Y.—Variety. KFI (467) Los Angeles— Vesper tures. I picture unfolds a story of romance, j (Near Manchester WLIB (303) Chicago—Variety. KNX (337) Los Angeles— Varie services. KFAB (341) Lincoln, Neb..— horse racing and wartime sacrifice, i WMCA (341) New York—Vo ty. WFAA (476) Dallas—Radio Musical. , 1 The English Derby shoWing the Freight Station) cal and instrumental. WMCA (341) New York—En Bible Class. KFI (467) Los Angeles— Trio. 1 WLS (345) Chicago—Musical. tertainers. WEHB (370) Chicago— Orches- KGO (361) Oakland, Calif.— Weather: musical. WTAM (389) Cleveland-Musi- WEBH (370) Chicago—Orches csl ' tra. ivLW (422) Cincinnati— Or- KHJ (405) Los Angeles— Musi cal. *^CNRO (435) Ottawa—Musical. WCCO (416) St. Paul-Minne- WJZ (455) New York— Con apolis—Dance tunes. gressional Forum: Philharmonic KPO (428) San Francisco— Or concert. , chestra. WRC (469) Washington— Work KFI (467) Los Angeles—Trio. of Congress": Philharmonic con WRC (469) Washington — cert. , ,, Organ. WEAF (492) New York—Mu WOAW (526) Omaha— Organ. sical comedy hits: Goldman 12 P. M. concert. To WGR (319) and WWJ WBBM (226) Chicago—Musical. kV; SOMETHIN (353). WIP (508) Philadelphia — KFNF (263) Shenandoah— Old- Sports: concert. , ^ time music. WJR (517) Detroit—Orchestra WGHP (270) Detroit—Orches WO AW (526) Omaha—Orches tra. tra: markets. KNX (337) Los Angeles—Fea KYW (536) Chicago—Musical. ture. 8 P. M. KGO (361) Oakland, Calif.— WBBM (226) Chicago—Orches Musical varieties. tra and soloists. WJJD (370) Mooseheart, 111.— Musical. HAPPEN INC KFNF (263) Shenandoah—Fid dlers. _ . TCPO (428) San Francisco—Or WSWS (276) Chicago—Orches- chestra. t r f t » j KFI (467) Dos Angeles—Varie- WSM (283) Nashville—Concert. , ty. WGN (303) Chicago— "Auld j WFAA (476) Dallas—Orches- , Sandy": ensemble: Correll and tra. ^Gosden: light opera. 1 A. M. WGBS (316) New York—Vocal KNX (337) Los Angeles—Or and Instrumental. chestra. WBZ (33)) Springfield, Mass. WLS (345) Chicago—News; va —Musical. riety. CFCA (356) Toronto—Orches- KGO (361) Oakland, Calif.—Or chestra. ^LMOST A YEAR AGO the industry began to say: aim, held firm to a common purpose which they were ^'"*WJJD (370) Mooseheart, 111.— WDAF (366) Kansas City— determined to achieve. Orchestra. Frolic. “Something is happening in the automotive world”. WEBH (370) Chicago—Orches W.^BH (370) Chicago—Varlel;.-. t' tra and soloists. KPO (428) San Francisco—Or- And with Oldsmobile each man recognized the oppor WTAM (389) Cleveland — cheritra. The public had found itself 8ud4enly presented with a tunity to achieve that common purpose. Shoulder to Studio. . KFI (476) Lc:; Angeles—Musi car that fulfilled beyond all expectations its conception WLW (422) Cincinnati—Or cal. shoulder with him stood others just as earnest, just as gan: orchestra. KGW (491) Portland, Ore.—Oi- of what a car should be and what ^ car should do. capable as he. At their absolute command were the en WIP (808) Philadelphia-Con chestiH. vied facilities and veteran craftsmen of one of the pioneer cert. , , It was powerful. It performed with dash and spirit. It manufacturers of the automobile world. Back of all this, KYW (536) Chicago— (^assical. SUNDAY PROGRAMS. was at home in any traffic. It wa^ easy to drive and easy 9 P. M. at’their Sisposal, lay the vast resources of General Motors. WMBB (250) Chicago— Or 11 A. M. to park. It was beautiful. It offered comfort and luxury chestra and soloists. WGHP (270) Detroit—Church , . , yet its price was low. Seizing these facilities, they bent to their task with a wilL WSM (283) Nashville— Studio. cervices. KPRC (297) Houston—Plano. WWJ (353) Detroit—Church WGN (303) Chicago — Light .'crvices. Immediately great interest focused upon this car. Day United in their purpose they dedicated to its achievement YVHAS (400) Loi.l8vllle--:qmrih opera. “The Chocolate Soldier and sf J vices. by day that interest grew more and more intense. It not only heads and hands but hearts • • ♦ their w'hole- Maytime": musical. WLW (422) Ciucinnatl-Reli doubled and redoubled as the weelte and months rolled souled ambition to perform a public service, to fulfill a WGBS (316) New York—Musi gious services. cal. WCAP (469) Washington — by. On thoroughfare and highway this car asked no public need. WBZ (333) Springfield, Mass.— Church services. favors, feared no road. John Shea, uke and piano. KYW (536) Chicago— Church How well they succeeded, everyeme now knows* WMCA (341) New York—Varie services. Then, w’hen endurance took first place among its proved ties. 3 P. M. Why they succeeded is this: WDAF (366) Kansas City — WMBB (250) Chicago— Orches qualities, in the hands of thousands of owners—the final Variety. tra and soloist. WEBH (370) Chicago—Orches WWJ (353) Detroit—Orchestra. proof of excellence was established* tra. WLW (422) Cincinnati—Organ. WTAM (389) Cleveland — Ev WEAF (492) New York— Today public preference stands at a new peak of enthu e e p -r o o t e d in the mind of every man who plans Jones and his Gang. Church services. siasm for the car that won its place by right of merit. or builds or tests Oldsmobile is the unwavering de WHAS (400) Louisville—Con KYW (536; Chicago—Concert. D cert. 4 P, M. termination that his knowledge and skill and resources WSB (428) Atlanta—Musical. KFNF (263) Shenandoah, la.— This public preference confirms the fact that something, shall render constant service .... KLDS (441) Independence, Mo, Religious ser/lces. —Vocal and instrumental. WCAU (278) Philadelphia—Re inde^, was happening a year ago. WMAQ (447) Chicago— Theater cital; church services; recital. .. that the American family may have, at a moderate in revue. WGN (303) Chicago—Concert. With the greatest year in Oldsmobile history now a high vestment, a car that gratifies their finer tastes as well as KGW (491) Portland—Concert. KDKA (309) Pittsburgh—Or light in the history of the industry itself; with thousaiws satisfies their every need .... WEAF (492) New York—Or gan. chestra. WDAF (366) Kansas C ity - of owners lavishing their praise upon car; with a .. that Oldsmobile shall not be wanting in a single es WIP (508) Philadelphia—Dance Classical. record of performance and stamina established . •«• tunes. WJJD (370) Mooseheart, 111.— sential factor that contributes to performance, comfort, WJR (517) Detroit—Orchestra. Orchestra. Now what was happening may be freely tolds beauty or long life ...... that in the design, material and manufacture of every detail, the strictest standards shall be rigidly maintained.... e n e r a l m o t o r s was mustering new heartt and .. that their boundless resources and matchless IacUi^» shall be utilized to the utmost to provide these qualities heads and hands to the service of Oldsmobile. .A G at the lowest possible cost.... Studebaker new staff of leaders was taking command. This is more than a purpose; it is a creed. All Stadebaker automobiles which are sold as CER From distinguished service, in all phases of the induft^# TIFIED CARS have been properly reconditioned, and It is accepted as a trust, with the firm deter^natlon that carry a 30-day guarantee for replacement of defective they came, bringing with them a new appreciation of parts and free service on adjustments. phblic wants and needs, a new will to serve, new ^ride, nothing shall ever deflect the loyalty of Oldsmobile from new vigor and new skill. this ideaL 1924 Studebaker Big 6 Sedan. 1924 Studebaker Big 0 Touring. They shared a common vision, cherished *a commo^ This—our steadfast pledge—is your firm assurance. 1923 Studebaker Big 6 Touring. 1922 Reo Touring. 1925 Studebaker Standard 6 Coupe. OLDS MOTOR WORKS >■ ' LANSING, MICHIGAN 1925 Studebaker Special 6 Sedan* 1923 Dodge Sedan. CRAWFORD AUTO SUPPLY CO. (2) Overland Touring Cars. 1922 Studebaker Light 6 Sedan* Cor. Walker and Center Sts. 1924 Essex Coach. 1923 Ford Sedan. ' The STUDEBAKER pledge takea the guesswork out of used car buying. ; o i CONKEY AUTO COMPANY > ,v 20 East Center Street. XV-Tr- y.ii'-' ' W < ■-* I,’ SATURDAY, JUIiY 10,1926. > A G E S I X iBjrREbNiit' t h e r o m a n c e o p FWton (2> Change in Rates •• ■ I ^ ‘r » I ^ .S * ^ . 4l.' * k 5 A . w/MwwMWMigw w K'W«»«« e e w e Fer Hendd Gassiiied Advertising On and after June 1, 1926, the following rates for Classified Advertising will be in effect: All For Sale, To Rent, Lost, Found and similar advertising on Classified Page: j \ 't-)J N.> * 3 .1 } First insertion, 10 cents a line (6 words to line). f l j f \ Minimum Charge 30 Cents. Ki Repeat insertions (running every day), 5 cents a ““' t h e s e p r ic e s a r e f o r c a s h w w h c o p y . An additional charge of 25 cents will be made for advertisements charged and billed. / When the news that Felton proposed to dr^^^^^ Fulton’ s trials with by steam power swept over the Fulton went from England to Pant 796, M the steamboats on the Seine were many who were not o"jy®kept'calbirt openly de^ invitation of the French government. Tn^i’a b* Fulton's idea of pro were successful, but the risive. . Fulton w as taunted m ^ qq^ TORENT mained for seven years, among hia inventiMt btm ^m e French government re FOR SALE pelling a vessel by steam friends advised him to ctick to his brushes. In 1 8 ^ Nautilus, a submarine boat to carnf torpedMS. Neither power came to him as a jected his idea, so he re FOR RENT—Four-room upstairs Fulton.was married to a niece of his FOR SALE— Mangle beet tenement on Lllley street, near Cen the French, British nor United States gayj.rmnents result of sketches that he turned to America in (Continued) Prices rlgh*^. Phone 335»o. ter; also garage on Elro street. In ^Livingston. would accept his idea. Robert Livingstwi, minjster 'te ^worked^on for 10 years. ^ 1 8 0 6 . ______FOR SALE—Used washing machine quire 21 Elro street. ______J ^ France, helped the yoiing inventor. In excellent condition. Must be sold TO RENT—5 room tenement. All ouickly Bargain. For further infor- improvements. J24 per month. Inquire Siation p“ d Ippojntment to see ma- M. Foley .46 1-2 Summer street.___ chine, telephone 1700. — those odd greenish looking FOR RENT—Six-room tenement on He Likes Moths things that give one the shiver* ttor s a l e —At a bargain, library Wadsworth street, adults preferred. just to see them. They turn Into table china cabinet, dining WANTED buffet, chair. Call at 73 Summer Inquire 13 Wadsworth street._____ the most beautiful moths imagin street or phone 182 ring ~ -3 .______FOR REN'-'—Tenement on Bralnard M.4.LE HELP WANTED able. He has some splendid speci FOR SALE— Refrigerator, tables, street, near Main. All modern im mens of these. provements. Apply Albert Harrison Active middle-aged man wanted Mandiester s Moth Man Of course. Mr. Grimes gives the corner Myrtle, and Linden streets or to solicit orders In Manchester and the janitor of Johnson Block.____ vicinity. Experience unnecessarj to Latin names to each of his speci tom prices. Telephone So9-4. 29 make big money. Free replacement. mens and as they roll off his Strant. ______SHORE RESORTS Sq^ipnmnt free..Pay ^®®kl>;--Big op portunity for right man. Knight A tongue one would imagine that f o r s a l e one was listening to someone lec —Cheap. Good working TO R1 NT—Furnished five room Bostwick, Newark. New York State. h o»T 12 years old. Owner has no cottage of 29 Maple avenue. Myrtle turing in Italian. w ork for it. Telephone 776-13.______Beach, Milford. Lights and gas, J3u MALE HELP WANTED Interesting Story ot Hobby Taken in all, an afternoon spent pe week. David McCollum. 143Jflor- SALE—Largo Perfection Red Man, interview manufacturers, job with Mr. Grimes io an afternoon curr°ant»®^‘A ^ e c r o 1 t /- 302 W est Cen- ence stree» South Manchester. Phone 1193-3. ____ bers and b -siness men for large New well spent even for one who had ter street, telephone 674-„.______York nationally known Collection! never oven seen a moth. It op3n«. Agency: exclusive territory rights: .V " FOR SALE— Several acres standing SHORE RESORTS eATERPH.IiAR TO BUTTERFLY one’s eyes and mind to what won FOR KENT—Seven room cottage at guaranteed protection; advancement grass. W. A. Powers, Station 5o, Tal- Saybrook Manor, Conn., with im $10,000.00 class assured with proper Joseph Grimes of Sooth End IS EMBLEM OF IMMORTALITY derful things Natui'e performs in c o t t v i l l e . ______provements, two car garage, electric effort. Box M, in care of Herald. i l l creating even the humblest of it$ f o r s a l e - 100.000 transplanted lights, etc., by the week or month, creations. starting July 1st. Apply telephone FEM.ALE HELP WANTED relerv Dlants, loc dozen, $1.00 At the conclusion of the Inter 409-3 or 1320-12. Has Stodied Night Flyws Here is Mr. Grimes' favorite f> Perhaps we have been ungrateful, dred.^$9.00 thousand. L.^DTES: W ork for us at home in unforgiving: view. Mr. Grimes was asked how baz-e Dlants 50c hundred, FOR RENT--Furnished room at 183 spare time. Interesting and profitable. poem which glorifies che caterpil ’Tis plain to me that life's not it happened that n3 nit de the study J4 00 1,000. Flower plants of all ^inj* Center street. Call after 5 o clock. No selling. Enclose stamp. Cosmos, for Over Half a Centory; half price. Store at 15 ^^P*® Manufacturing Co., 4401 Broadway, lar: worth the living.” i of moths his hobby. South Manchester. e'‘®®"*'°"4trtford TO RENT—Five room tenement on Chicago. Room 123. V one, come, cheer up,” the Jovial j “ It came natural,” he said. As 22 Burnside Avenue, East Hartfora. Spruce street. All modern improve Two catev pillars crawling on a worm replied, | a small country -oy I was inter ments. Inquire 291 Spruce.______FEMALE HELP WANTED HisCoUection, f o r s a l e —Late cabbage Plan^®- leaf "Let’s take a look up on the other ^ ested in birds and flowers and in 10 cents a dozen, 50 cents hundred. By some strange accident in con- street. FOR RENT—Four room tenement, LADIES—We pay 66 per hundred side: I sects. I first started with birds Samuel Burgess. 116 Center improvements, ready July for gilding greeting cards: pleasant travert came; Suppose we cannot fly like moths, and became fairly expert In classi- Telephone 298-2. ______tage street. Apply E. J. Holl s office. interesting work: write immediately, A smallish man, gray hair, in Their conversation passing all be M arguery Card Shoppe, 137 East 43rd. and millers. fving them. I read every book on FOR SALE—Setter PUPP*®*',P°*i®S FOR RENT—Six room tenement, on St., N. Y. clined to curl. Heavy hern rim lief. Are we to blame for being caterpil-1 —Elite Studio Photo. birds I could beg or borrow. Go dors fox terriors, all pedigreed Madison street, at the Center. Inquire med spectacles. A gray mustache. Was the same argument, the very lars? ing through the woods, seeking new sto^ck. Joseph schaub. Hillstown FEM.VLE HELP W.ANTED i Joseph Grimes. Kennels. South Manchester______100 East Center street. In ippearance the standard “ pro same, Will that same God that doomed us kinds I naturally became interes'.-d fessor” type. Around li(m in glass FOR RENT—Single room, Johnson WOMEN—Make money sewing That has been "proed and conned” crawl the earth. in butterflies and the next step w.is cases, hundred of moths and but REAL ESTATE Block. Main street. Aaron Johnson. 62 children’s dresses, buijgalow aprons. from man to man. And prey to every bird that’s given be raised more cheaply in Japan be moths, the most beautiful of all Experience unnecessary. Materials terflies. At his side, driahlpg in Yea, ever since this wondrous Linden street. birth. cause of the low wages paid there As soon as I discovered how beau FOR SALE—Six room single house. cut, instructions furnished. Radfield every word that fa}ls ^om hlji Ups, world began. tiful moths were I began the stadv All modern, oak floors and trim. s4®am FOR RENT—A pleasant 4 room Mfg. Co.. 140 W est 42nd. Street. New Forgive our captor as he eats and but the manufacturers are begin heated apartment, south side or York. twin, girls, blond , Ijeadodi bis sings. of them and I have kept it up fox heat, one car garage, on large lot. grandchildren. CoUgF dispensed ning to learn that it also costa good location. Price o_nl_y 66,000. See Plnehurst Building. See Mr. Gorman The ugly creatures. And bann poor us because we have something to transport the cocoons over fifty years.” Stuart J. W asley. 827 Main street. at 302 Main street. ______FEMALE HELP WANTED because of the hot weather.. Old Deaf and dumb and blind. not wings? Telephone 1428. across a big ocean and across a FOR RENT—Three room tenement, Address envelopes a* home in your fashioned suspenders. Devoid of features If we can’t skim the air like bird That Is a picture of Joseph continent. It can be done in FOR SALE—Camp sites, on Bolwn on Bralnard etreet, gas. lights. spare time. Earn $15.00 to $35.00 That adorn mankind^, or bat, southern states in this country, Lake. Now is the time to S®^ * 6tc. Aaron Johnson, 62 Llndan itrssu weekly. Experience unnecessary. Grimes, "Manchester’s Moth Man” A worm will turn ‘for a’ ‘that.’ ” WORTH KNOWING ■Ite while prices are low. See nie if Weather & Co., 22 Quincy street,. Dept. In his den, surrounded by^his be Mr. Grimes said. I *i\eVe«ed“ Vuart J. Wa»ley. 827 ~ FOR RENT—4 room tenement. 830, Chicago. Were vain enough, in dull and They argued through the summer- loved motb? and butterflies that Peculiar Incident. Jess Sweetser, newly- Main street. Telephone 1428^______Walnut street, near Cheney mills, t wordy strife, autumn night And talking about silk worms] very reasonalile. Inquire grocery FEMALE HELP WANTED have been hip hobby .for over half crowned British amateur To speculate upon a .future life. The ugly things composed them the “ professor” told of a peculiar i FOR SALE—One nice building lot store, 1 Walnut street. Teh 676. a century. golf king, first came Into on Washington street, p ®®*^® $25 weekly easy—spare time—Ad The first was optimistic, full of selves to die; experience he had some years a-go. Ing: also three lots on Woodland FOR RENT—Four room flat on dressing cards at home—no experi AYlat Is s Moth? prominence in 1920 when he It the ayarage. jiewspaper read hope: And to make their funeral quite He was making up an exhibit .-if street high and dry, fine location for first floor, with all Improvements and ence. Particulars 2c stamp. Madison The second, quite dyspeptic, seem complete. won the Intercollegiate ^ome ’ inquire F. H. Strong. 179 Main garage, new house, at 168 Oak street, Service, 123 W. Madison, Chicago. er were ashed w^at Is a ny5th he the various stages in a silk worm s championship. Swestrer was also three room flat, with garage. In ed .to mope. Each wrapped himself in his little life from the eggs to the cocoon. s t r e e t . ______Or she would prc^ably answer: a Yale student at the time. quire 164 Oak stre e t TeU 616-5. WANTED — Housework by two Said Number one, “ I’m sure of winding sheet. A moth lays about 500 eggs and FOR SALE—New ten room flat. No. young Swedish girl.-’. Inquire at 33 '"'Oh, It’s something horidd with our salvation.” The tangled web encompassed these were first placed in a re Two years later he blasted 11 Hollister street. Lights, ja s. steam FOR RENT—Two beautiful 3 room Benton street. powdery wings, white ip color that his way to the top flight of heat. Close to trolley and schools. flats, recently decorated and refur Said Number two, “ I'm sure of our them full soon, frigerator and later in an oven, fliesfiles around a liglignted window at the country’s amateur, an Small amount of cash needed ^ nished $25 and $30 a month. 3rd floor. WANTED—Salesman, married. High damnation.” Each for his coffin made him a co Mr. Grimes believing that the fer secure property. Apply to Jam es^ Bowers block over post office. Apply nights.” 'j nexing the national event at school graduate preferred. Salary and “ Our ugly forms alone would seal coon. tility of the eggs would thus be Burke, 281 School street. South Man P. H. Anderson care o f J. W. Hale commission. Write for appointment. Ask Mr. Grimes and he 'WUi Brookline. He whipped the Co., or Robert Hathaway, care of Box Salesm.'n, South Herald office. , our fate All through the winter’s chilling killed. The case was laid away chester. ______sayt ' ■> blasts they lay great Chick Evans, 3 and 2, Manchester Trust Co. “ The most baautlfin Insert on And bar our entrance through the for the winter and one day In FOR SALE—Two tenement house WANTED—Sewing to do at home. Dead to the world, aye, dead as hu in the finals. all improvements, double garage. In FOR RENT—Five room flat In good God’s green egifth' and ttie most ip- Golden Gate. spring his daughter said that they Children's clothes especially. 47 man clay. The following season quire at 118 North Elm streeL____ condition. Convenient to mills and Spruce street. Telephone 2004. teresting; Wing Spreads of % even Suppose that death should take us were to have a silk pageant at the Lo, Spring comes forth with all her Sweetser came near defend trolley, at 33 Cooper etreet Apply at eight Inches. Every cdlor uupware. mills and the exhibit could be used. WOODBRIDGE STREET -- Abso Home Bank and Trust Company. WANTED — Painting, paperhang How could we climb the golden warmth end love. ing his title successfully, lutely new house 1-2 story six ing. calclminlng, glaring. Jobs big In flowers.. Naem’e’s ■way oi bal Up to the garret they went to look • TO RENT—Centennial apartments, stair? She brings sweet Justice from the up the case and when they found finally losing to Max Mars- rooms, steam heat and or small. John Burke, 405 No. Main ancing things. J^o Aothrj po ton at Flossmoor, 1 up on out extra largo lot. See it and mak® four rooms, steam heated, front street. TeL 99S-2. If maidens shun as they pass us realms above; it, the eggs had nearly all hatched aparrmi nt janitor service, gas range, birds.” '. ' me an offer. Small amount of cash, It took some liyle diplomafy to She breaks the chrystals, she resur and the case was filled v;ith tiny the 3Sth. Wallace P Rcbb. 853 Main street. refrigerator and tn-a-door bed fur WANTED—Gardens to plow, ashes nished. Call Manchester Construc beard the natiirAas^te bis den. He Would angels bid us welcome in rects the dead: worms. He often wondered why -t- removed, will buy old hens or poultry, Two butterflies ascend, encircling HEMLOCK STREET — Bungalow tion Co.. 2100 or telephone 782-2. b. W. Barnes. Oakland Flat. Station •would explain (he iRolh® the sky? those eggs hatched out on the week new six rooms, oak floors, steam neat, we her head. TO RENT--Farm In Andover, near 45. Rockville trolley llne.'Phone 34-4. but -would say Uttle about nlnvaeu- I, wonder what great crimes of the silk pageant or how they French & Volkert $6500 for quick *ale. Small amou^nt of have committed. And so this emblem shall forever cash. Wallace D. Robb. 853 Main St state road. Telepho.i • 1776. Wm. Every question, that seemed per- hatched out at all. And to mount a u t e s i a .n w k i x s Kanehl, 159 Center street MISCELLANEOUS That leave us so forlorn and so un- be*, sonal would he cut off with: a tiny silk worm is no mean task Test drilling for foundations, water SUMMITT STREET—Six “ Yes, yes, but look at this won pitied. A sign of immortality. either or for that matter to place steam heat oak floors, only >J^®®® FOR RENT—Three, four and five STEEPLE TOM Is here lor a short systems, pumping machinery, blast room tenen.ents. also furnished time only. Cleaning out chimneys artificial feelers on a tiny moth or cash, a good bargain at $7,000. W al derful ’specimen I got hole drilling. lace D. Robb. 853 Main street rooms single or double for light and open fireplaces: all kinds of high Nature has a way of balancing replace a broken leg or make an housekeeping. Inquire corner Blssell climbing work a specialty. Phone ca.” the moth and butterfly life came I*. O. Highland Park. Conn. GREENACRES—Two family U and Foster streets. M agnell Drug Co., 1917-2. In His Den up in the interview. Nature has its things if man would only not inter entirely new one that cannot be room flat strictly modern. oak The “ profes^of” , It Js po.nptijral own ways of doing things. Be fere. He told of how the gypsy detected from the real legs but the through out See this place and make TO RENT — Greenacres. Wads SHORE RESORTS to call him that„ was .found In his cause the moth lives but a short moths were brought to this coun naturalist shows many specimens of me an offer. Party leaving town. worth street July Ist. six room flat den on tlie secorid floor of the lit try and because their particular his work in this line. He can Wallace D. Robb. 853 Main street all modern Improvements. Inquire at For reservations at the Imperial, time and flies at night, the colors 98 Church street or telephone 134 8. Pleasant View Beach. R. I., apply to tle Maple street house. ^ of his wings are not as "fast” as parasite was not brought along to even make an eye that will decei\ 3 29 SUMMER STREET—Six room Helen P. Tracy. surprised in his ivork, ^thst of the butterfly who lives longer and keep them down, they cost the gov even a naturalist. strictly modern Including steam neat FOR KENT—Three room apart mounting a butterfly. His ernment millions of dollars before Poor Imitations. 2 car garage, chicken coop, 15 fruit ment In Purnell Building, large rooms High school teacher desires sum lives in the sunlight. So to keep trees, extra large lot all In .good con all conveniences, reasonable rent Ap mer position as governess or com bench was a big circular dining these colors, much delicacy in they could be controlled. The “ They are commercializing the dition. This place has never been of ply to G. E. Keith. In care of Keith panion. Excellent references. Tele room table. In Jars on, the floor handling must be used. moths that thrive here have their moth and butterfly now and it is a fered for sale before. WIU make an Furniture Co. ____ phone 1285-4, Manchester. were his specimen*. One side of parasites and the birds to contend shame the way they turn out the WINCHESTER REPEATER Ideal home. Price $7,000. can ar ’ Also the moth In his short span range your mortgages. Wallace D. TO RENT—Several email rents at Pianos and players tuned and the room had a radio set. A desk of life does not eat at all. It with and will never get out of insects,” he remarked, sadly shak Robb, 853 Main street ______$29 per month. Apply to Edward J. regulated. Factory and warehouse opposite it -where he has his Ji- ^merges from the cocoon, finds its bonds. ing his head. They have no idea SHOT GUN SHELLS Holl, Orford Bldg. TeL 560. experience. Workmanship guaran brary and papers. Covering the mate, the eggs are deposited and In the collection are moths and of proportions nor of colorings, nor FOR SALE—Cosy five room bunga teed. Emil Johnson, 40 Clinton street of anything for that matter. They low $500 down, well locatea, in hrM- FOR RENT—Two rooms In Odd four walls, cases after cpsea^f but then the moth dies. butterflies from almost all parts of 12 and 16 Guage class condition. Write, or call up w. Fellows Bjlldlng. Inquire of Pack Mosher cottage open for the sea terflies and moths, grouped as to A Little L'*ctnre the globe. They are traded or make bodies too long for the F. Lewis, for full description, price ard's Pharmacy. son. Room and board, $18 per week. color. All the phades .-and color® The “ professor” is now giving a bought by the collector. Some wings, feelers out of proportion or and location. ' _____ Mrs. J. H. Mosher: 22 Maple Ave., one could imagine. Pe*rl. ^hUe, not true to nature, one family’s TO PENT—Steam heated three Myrtle Beach, Milford, Conn. . brief lecture. specimens he has are very rare FOR SALE—Fine home containing room apartment and store. Trotter gold and silver. Blue in all shades, “ A veritable fairy tale Is the and bring fancy prices, $10 and $20 body on another’s wings and all block. Center street, TeL Laurel 6 rooms, all Improvements, finished in 1 pay highest cash prices for your purple, striped and history of the moth or the butter being nothing unusual for one spe sorts of atrocities. It is a shame.” oak, lovely surroundings, very nice 996-2. rags, magazines, bundled paper and Deadly Tarantula. neighborhood. A home you will be junk o f all kinds. Phone 849-2. I will Some like peacock fly. It goes through four periods cimen. He has them from Africa. proud to own. Buy direct from build FOR RENT—Two large front office calL J. Eisenberg. beautiful in all colors during its life. First, the egg is Mexico, Cuba, South America and Among the exhibits was a taran 75c box rooms. In Purnell Building, singly or tula, that deadliest of spiders and er, sltilated at 256 Woodbrldge etreet bow on top and when laid by a moth or butterfly moth all parts of Europe. together. Apply to G. B. Keith, In reversed one gl/ery a gaSp. it did not come from South Ameri care of Keith Furniture Company. AUTOMOBILES er; next the larva or caterpillar While the naturalist was hunting While they last. MORTGAGES it the same moth? .o®* ca or Mexico but from right in which hatches from it; third the up some rare moths, he was in TO RENT—Midland apartments, here one s?es ®°thing hut two dead mysterious pupa state into which Manchester, it came with a bunch WANTED—Second and third morN three rooms, steam heated, janitor autumn leaves. Others on the duced to give a brief history of his of bananas to a local grocer and gages. More money on hand. P. D. service, refrigerator, gas range fur F O R S.ALE the caterpillar passes after It eats Exceptional Values Still To r:e Comollo. 13 Oak street Telephone bottom, side are; owls, life. , nearly had the section of the town nished. rent $38 per month. Call its fill of green leaves and is tuiir He said he was born In Pitts 1540. Manchesier Construction Co„ 2100. 1923 Essex four touring. Good tiniest detail. Still: grown— and they can eat two and in a panic until Mr. Grimes caught Had On tires, good paint. Car in first field, Mass., on June 3, 1858. or telephone 782-2. snake heads, even to tjia eyes. three times their weight in one sfi it and later mounted it. In the class condition. South Manchester he was 68 last month. The fam- TO RENT Garage. Phone 1226. Others have day. Then the fourth period. struggle, one of its legs was broken ALL ACCESSORIES FOR RENT—Five-room tenement ily moved to North Adams and he FOR RENT—Six room tenement, rll on Durant street, modern, rent $75 that are no eyes at alj, hut Jus Here the remarkable transforma off but no one is the wiser today Improvements, 218 School street. So. per muiilb. Call Manchester Conr marking on the wings. tion is completed. The Insect came here about 30 years ago. He because the spider has an artificial ONLY A FEW DAYS LEFT ! structh-ti C o„ 2100, o r telephone was employed at the Cheney mills Manchester. 782-2. 87 5 Main street, over Manches FOR SALE—1526 Chevrolet Sedan. The ExpWnatlP® ; comes from the pupa shell a beau leg that cannot be picked out from ter Plumbli g and Supply store. Telephon.i 292-3. ’ “ Why this?” one ashs in astop- tiful creature with wonderful^^col- for about 2 5 years. His family the others. It is a hideous look TO RENT—7 room tenement on consists of a wife, one daughter Wells street. Good location. Inquire ors and designs on his wings. ing thing, big bodied, big legs, FOR RENT—Tenement of four nice LOST and three sons. Two of his grand 'Philip Lewis, S3 Charter Oak street rooms on Keeney Court. Apply to ^^^‘^atu re’s protfctJou,’’ The Difference hairv legs and with a terrible look Manchester Public Market., the naturalist. '7 °® Now a question that has puzzled children. Luella afid Margery, were ing head. It will cover about the TO RENT—Furnished front room. LOST—Pair of tortoise shell glass in the den with him as he talked. So. Manchester Table board given If desired. Inquire es, between Manchester Green and out in the woods tonight and looh many. "How can (jne tell a moth size of a silver dollar and is sev FOR RENT—^Two desirable office 215 Porter street, or In vicinity, $5.00 He spoke of taking up silk culture at 21 Church street. Phone 460. rooms. Apply to Mr. Padrove, Man over trees. All you would see from a butterfly? They all look eral inches high. Chester Public Market. Phone. 10. reward, Fred Robinson, 315 '.Porter would he bark on tome trees. On and predicted that the time was not FOR RENT—Furnished room for street. i the same in these cases. Cabbage Worms. other trees you 'wohld tee what “ By the feelers, or antennae lo far off when silk worms will be Very interesting also was the one or two gentlemen. Inquire at 18 TO RENT—Five room flaL William raised in this country as is now be Auto Supply Locust street l o s t —Bathing suit white jersey looked like hoots, 8tm Again you cated on the head,” was the an “ professor’s” account of common KanehL Telephone 1776. ing done in Europe. The conten and bluo trunks. Finder please return would she leavep about. . And if swer. “ Those on the butterfly cabbage worms and tobacco worms 519 Main St. So. Manchester FOR RENT—Six room fl't with TO RENT—5 room flat, all modern to South Herald office. Oak street you looked close enough you would tion has always been that they can all modern Improvements. and are always thread-like and Improvements. Second floor at 11 see what looked liker 'an owl i>Ht- garage, first floor. Call 106 Hamlin Ford street, near Center. A. Klrsch LOST— Spare tire 30x4.95. Probably the end. There are no clubbed street. sleper, 13 Ford street. on South Main street Finder please Ing at you, O f the, head of a tiny ^nd* to a moth. They are of many call 2021-2. or leave at Crawford TO RENT—Garage. Apply 111 Auto Supply. East Center and Walk patterns and designs Ceda.' street. WANTED er streets, and receive reward. clubbed. Moths fly at night and To Catch Them | ' butterflies in the daytime. .Moths TO RENT—New house, 2 flats, mod.- WANTED—Girl wanted for office “ How do you catch -them? ’ rest with wings held horizontally. Who Wants a Good Home? ern oak finish, with screens and cur position retail store. Must be good 3 Room Apartment at figures and telephone work. High “ Easily enough. I sometimes In roof form or wrapped around tains. 43 Church street. stretch a sheet outsid« Of ^ Jgjri- on Edmnn’d “ “ 't “ rn’a m d n S m .h o t n " S n m school graduate preferred. Make ap Good sized rooms, east and north the body while butterflies rest with edulpment. Six sood largn rooms with oxcoptlonnily largo TO RENT—Rooms. Board If de plication by letter only, to Herald, exposure. Pearl Street side of Sel- fow and flash ^ lig h t - Thpy irttl their wings in a vertical position. sired. Apply at 76 Garden street, Box G. H. P. be attracted. They c lip g te the dothes closets. PHrP Is only $ 6 6 5 0 . Small cash payment. South Manchester. witz block, up one flight, very desir “Walking Leaf” etc., one-car garage, poultry WANTED—Housekeeper for three able. Moderate rental. Apply to sheet - and I Just drpp iut® “ Now here is a walking leaf BuisVlow ot'sYx^rooms, a^^ Cambridi, sKoo? "Iriio'Kiwo. »600 cash hooded. TO RENT—Several five -and six adults. Must be good cook, Station I. Selwitz, on the premises. Jars. These Jars contain A -pmS- from Ceylon.” said Mr. Grimes as No. 79. East Side. Hartford-Sprlng- room modern rents In two family on that kills tham jmmadiately rhrou ghrout a case from his '*°''‘ Art5e'Greon, flarso. now soron-room slhglo, oat trim and doors, etc., garage to houses. Apply Edward J. Holl, 865 fleld trolley. T. Ellsworth, Ware “‘When When hunting Hunting foflor t1i«miu»ui ih the p Main street. Tel. 560. house Pointi Conn. wood*. I * Vu®!'- Here Is something worth walking *'“ ' ” m^^ow“ lngle“ 'sto r“ ms. aofm ho°a°t aSd a?e’place, VoLTllul totorlor flnlsh. with a twh- TO RENT—Large furnished room WANTED—Wanted girl for cashier spread molasaes on . certain trees. miles to see. It is a regular green for two young men or man and wife. and bookkeeper in retail store. High They are attracted' ky door, latest o. Improromont. ahd price Home comforts. Board If desired. Ill school grraduate with stenographic G. Schreiber & Sons leaf in every particular even to the Cedar street, opposite West Side Rec. knowledge will be given preference, scent and later I tom* and tiny veins one sees on a leaf. But Herald Box G. find hundreds. w i n . one this Is a butterfly and when turned “ °°^ov*oS“S id “ S L T to tr o ? Ajadomy and Munroo streets, poor East Copter. ,t very mod- FOR RENT—White Sands Beach. can attract them beer or Ksw modern 7 room cottage on water WANTED—Young man wanted. An over one may see the legs and front. Fireplace, two baths, garage, opening for a boy about 18 or 20 General Contractors malca rum." Here a^an»e a« body, all skillfully concealed under ' ” “ w ?o»'olI 1, said aod doho bo sure to Ihopoct Greoh Hill Terraco hultdlng sites hotoro doal For August, $50 per week. E. G. (High school graduate preferred) professor looked furtfvely oht the leaf-like back. And when au- decision. This Is all we ask of you. Shipman, South Glastonbury. Phone who wants to learn the retail store the window. Ant Perh^^^ 170-4. business. Do not apply If you are tunni comes, these green leaves only looking for vacation work, Bnildcn of "Better BnUt Homes’' a pjiQhibitlon agest ^ turn the same shade as do the treasonable worda?, ROBERT J. SMITH 1009 Main St. ■ FOR RENT—Six -room tenement Herald Box G. H. P. Telephone 1565-2. geiiuine article. With all Improveman'is, 82 Spruce course, one cannot Parasites. Real Estate — Insurance — Steamship Tickets; s tre e t Call at 14 Si>ruce street tele WANTED— Highest prices paid for bidden liquids nowa.4*ya7 k f , phone 1320-12. rags, metals, paper, magazines, etc. -Then' the talk veereii to para Also buy and sell usefl furnftu eluded. • site*. Mr. Orlmes explained that TO RENT—Furnished room at 36 Chaa lisssner, SS Oak' strsst Phona Shofi: 285 West Centa; Sttssl Aiala an ' l a t e r ^ Birch street 7#i^pb6ai Slit. ■a V • ■ V . ; -s. c to^ C H E S T ^ EVENING r, JULY 10, i m PAGESEVBB^ r r r -r r r power—that they couldn’t climb our hills, despite their lightness, or meet our stringent traffic needs JONES SIX STROKES in congested places. SONS OF ITALY PLAY M ID D inO W N 2 4 -Karat Grit! Wo Want Comfort They’re not long enough and BACK O F JpL H O R N wide enough for the comfort we demand In motoring here. They couldn’t stand the long drives vre 'T d d DOT Leading at Scioto RETURN GAME AT HOME ON SUNDAY That’s Lillian give our cars here— neither could the driver or any ot the passeng ers. With Bobby the Favorite Europe has the Improved roads, YESTERDAY’S RESULTS the ehort distances, high fuel costs WEST SIDE B O Y S ' Eastern League Visitors Ha?e Defeated Lead^ T.W.BwgMi,Lillia]i’$ Gnide and high taxes that make for a Still. Pittsfield 7, Hartford 4. sinal car demand. America wants DEFEAT EAST SIDE New Haven 10, Albany 1. comfort first and economy next. Bridgeport 5, Springfield 4. ers in Middlesex Leb^, tm WHAT TRAINER SAYS The' Whippet, therefore, although Providence 6, Waterbury 4. G Igleresdiig hter- By Davis J. Walsh National League much larger than the European Columbus, 0., July 10.— Now The baseball series between the By T. W. BURGESS small car. Is about the smallest East and West Side playgrounds Pittsburgh 9, Philadelphia 6. Pospisil, Trade School for the grand ensemble, the teimr New York 7, Cincinnati 4 view Abort Her Tninins. I won’t, of course, say that Miss Cannon even Is of channel Americans want for their purpos rising on his high note like a bat- got under way yesterday afternoon (1st.) New .York 4, Cincinnati 1 swimming caliber yet. es. Other cars coming out in the let dancer on her toes; the con with the latter drawing first blood. (2nd.) Star, to Jake Moond. Chicago 7, Brooklyn 3. near future may be expected to tralto blaring a throaty lay? the The West Side team’s margin of But I will bank on It that ehe will go far. follow almost the same lines— victory was 6 to 5 and the winners St. Louis 2, Boston 1. BT BOLTON BRONNBR She Is blessed with the easiest crawl stroke I have ever seen, basso profundo growling In his standard tread, about 100-lnch beard. We’ve had the prologue. scored all of their runs In the third American League New York 8, Cleveland 2. The Middletown Recreation nine, Ora Nm , France, Julj 10.— It which Is a wonderful thing for any swimmer. wheelbase, slightly smaller engine Today we will have the climax. inning. I4>ktr»t grit, pldi iwimmlng ablll* In addition to her crawl she has half a dozen strokes that but with all the refinements and The thlrty-slx hole final round It was a well-played game and Philadelphia 4, Chicago 3 (10). a team which has won 16 games Detroit 9, Boston 0. ty, will do It. tbea •mlllng. blue- conveniences that we Americans of the National Open Golf cham was featured by the fact that the this season, will be at the West Side she can use as conditions require. Her back stroke and side demand. losing East Side team outhlt Its St. Louis 3, Washington 2. • y ^ . golden-eyed Llllien Cannon stroke are especially impressive. * pions will be held out at old Scioto oval tomorrow afternoon In op et Bialtlmore will be the first wo and by nightfall a new hero may rival aggregation 12 to 5. However, they could not make their hits position to the Sons of Italy, ’fne^ man awimmer to cross the English Also she has that spirit which makes athletes In any field. be wreathed in laurel and an old THE STANDINGS' I am particularly pleased that I am going to have the pleasure one adorned with milkweed with when hits meant runs. Their run- Eastern League Sons had an unusually hard time (%annel. SAM THORNTON SOCKS scoring quota always ended with Tou ought to see her on one of outsiders like Bill Mehlhorn, Joe W. L. with the Mlddletpwn combination ot training Miss Cannon. one tally. Dowd of the winners Providence ...... these eold. windy, rainy July morn Turnesa and Dan Williams, run- 49 29 in that town some weeks ago and I would like very much to train a woman who will swim the made three hits as did Gattl of the Bridgeport ...... ings. In her black bathing suit she’s nine one, two, three, this morning. 44 30 had troub.e In winning by the score channel. HOME RUN WITH MAN ON losers. Springfield ...... a compact, solidly built youngster Theoretically the champion 43 31 ot to ncthing. And then they (Copyright, 1928, by NBA Service.) might be one of the three score The summary: New H»ven .... 41 35 et IS. Her arms are not large, but Bast Side Playground. didn’t Ei.tre until the eighth Inning. survivors of the first two rounds. Albany ...... 37 38 Rudy Pospiall, who pitched so they are firm and hinged to a Sammy Thornton may be dimin AB R H PO A E Hartford ...... pewertul chest. Her legs are strong But actually, and by all the laws 34 42 well for the local boys against utive but what he lacks In size he O’Leary, 2b . . . 5 1 2 1 3 0 Waterbury ...... ly built. There should be plenty ot at mathematics, gravitation and 28 46 Rockville the other night, will has In strength judging from the Gattl, cf ...... 5 2 3 0 0 0 Pittsfield ...... swimmer’s kick in them. fermentation, he can only be found 23 48 again don a Sons’ uniform. The pllclty. manner in which he socked the old Lessner, rf . . . 5 0 0 2 0 0 Along comes gray, grissled T. W. in the ranks of the first ten lead National League Trade school boy’s slants were too They’re In the water now, 200 apple In the baseball game yester ers. They are the entries with Boginnl, C....5 0 0 3 11 W. L. Burgess, her confidential adviser REAL SMALL CAR day between the Elmwood New Adams, ss .. •. 4 0 2 1 1 0 much for the Rockville team on feet out beyond the line of combing scores of 150 or better lor 36 Cincinnati ...... 47 34 Wednesday and If he had had the and guide. Back in iB ll. when he reefers, playing about like two por Departures and. the Royal Type Metcalf. 3b . . . 4 1 1 0 0 0 was over 40. Burgess swam the holes. The man with more than Pittsburgh ...... 41 34 support that he should have been poises, the girl always easily ahead. writer in am Independent League Johnson, lb ..4 1 1 17 0 1 Channel. He made more than SO at 150 naturally doesn’t figure to get St. L o u is ...... 42 35 accorded, the outcome of the game “ She’s fast,” says the veteran contest. Benson, If .... 4 0 2 0 0 0 Brooklyn ...... tempts before he succeeded. NOT FOR AMERICA The Manchester boy smote a Inside 300 for the full 72-hole dis 40 36 would have been different. He al when he comes In. “ She’s too fast. Sturgeon, p...4 0 1 012 0 Chicago ...... "Gome along girl.” says the old home run to deep center field In tance. 40 37 lowed Rockville only seven hits. One of my Jobs Is going to be to the second Inning with Larsen on Can* He Mean It? New York ...... 39 39 Young Dick Edgar’s game this man. “It’s us tof the ice bath!” slow her down. But she Isn't afraid 40 - 5 12 24 17 2 She’s Obedient first and later poled out a single. Although he paced the field for Philadelphia . . . 31 46 season was shot sky high this week to take orders. She Is eager to two days, Mehlhorn was hardly a West Side Playground. *'Yes, sir.” answers Miss Cannon, He also fielded his position perfect Boston ...... 29 48 when he broke a bone In his ankle profit by the experience of others. Comfort Demands Roomi central favorite. The boys are AB R H PO A E with the obedience ot a school miss. ly. Tommy Sipples, another Man 1 0 1 0 0 American League in sliding home. As his substitute, A very nice personality, very nice not yet convinced that William Jolly, I f ...... 4 A^d that’s the keynote to the rela chester product, walloped a triple Kearns, lb . . . 4 1 0 15 0 0 W. L. the Sons have engaged Jack Strat Indeed.” means what hla scores are saying New Y o r k ...... tions between them. If this attempt ness Ahead of Fuel Econ and a double In addition to field Dowd, ss, 3b . . 4 1 3 3 2 1 H 27 ton who will cavort around third The Big Question ing his position perfectly. Last but they admit that his 143 has 0 1 0 9 0 Philadelphia 45 36 base for the remainder of the Is to be successful, the girl must “ Will she make the Journey?” I placed the burden of proof on the Holland, 3b, p .4 week Sipples made three doubles. Eagleson, 2b . . 4 0 0 0 3 0 Chicago ...... 44 38 schedule. Stratton has been playing trust her trainer absolutely and Im- asked. omy Is Belief. rest of them. New Departure won 7 to 3 and Seldtholt, c . . . 3 0 0 7 0 0 Cleveland ...... 42 39 with Cheney Brothers and has hit “ Come to me In about two now Is tied for first place with the Bobby Jones, the natural favor 1 1 0 1 0 Washington .... 38 37 .465, leading the pack. To help ite by virtue of his British Open, Lebro, cf .... 2 weeks,” says Burgess. “ In a fort Aetna Life nine. Smith, rf ...... 3 1 0 1 0 0 Detroit ...... 39 40 Pospisll along, Holland and Fisher night I can say whether the girl has After much hurrahing and bal- and National Amateur titles and St. Louis ...... 35 44 Fishing Tackle his flawless style needs must shoot Falkoskl, p, ss 2 1 0 0 2 1 will be on the bench to lend their It in her. She has much in her favor lyhooing, the real small car re Dowd, cf ...... 0 0 0 0 0 2 Boston ...... 23 55 moral support. One of these will be Kampkook Stoves — strength, skill, youth, temperate MORGAN EASY WINNER? no worse than a pair of -TS’s to mains In Europe, where it has been LEVINE FOULS LATZO. day to get a score of 296, the fig sent in if Pospisll falls to come living. 80 6 6 27 17 4 GAMES TODAY through. FlasMights satisfying the public these many ure generally agreed upon as a Eastern League Burgess breaks off to signal Miss Innings: This will be the only game In years. New York, July 10.— Pete Latzo, likely winner. Jones had all his Hartford at Pittsfield. Cannon to come In. She has been In East S id e ...... 101 101 100— 5 Manchester tomorrow and it Is ex-* Guns the 45-degree water about forty But the small car for America? welterweight champion, and Tod bad golf yesterday when he shot Bridgeport at Springfield. Not the kind that Europeans are Morgan, king of the junior light West S id e ...... 006 000 OOx— 6 pected that a good crowd will at Ammunition minutes. The wind is blowing. We a 79, the highest score he ever has Two base hits: Adams, A. Dowd. Albany at New.Haven. used to. They’re Impossible here. weight division, still held their amassed In an Open qjiampionihlp tend. Elmo Mantelll, left fielder for onlookers are shivering. Three base hits: Sturgeon. ' Providence at Waterbury. They couldn’t meet the require titles today, but Latzo’s victory and probably hasn’t a really poor the season so far, goes to camp with Golf Clubs ’Cold?” Struck out, by- SturgCbn 7, Hol National League Company G on Sunday and his de “ Not very” , 1s Lillian’s smiling ments we place on our cars. was marred by an unfortunate end stroke left In his system. Boston at St. Louis. Yet our longing for some sort land 6; by Falkoskl 1. parture will leave a hole which Golf Balls answer. ing. Jones, six strokes back of Mehl Brooklyn at Chicago. of smaller car than the kind we’ve Morgan decisively outpointed Base on balls, off Sturgeon 3, must be filled up. LeBel, hard hit “ Race you to see who gets dress horn, still was a definite and cqth- Holland 1; by Falkoskl 1. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. Golf Bags been driving, for a type that would Johnny Kochansky of Jersey City pelling factor this morning. So ting outfielder of the New Depar ed first,” says the trainer. Hit by pitcher: Sturgeon by Hol New York at Cincinnati. save fuel and cost of upkeep, has In a fast ten-round bout at Boyle’s were Leo»Dlegel and George Mc tures of Elmwood, will fill In at left Jack Knives “ I’ll win,” says the Yankee girl, finally brought out one that seems land. American League field. “ because I am fonder of hot choco Thirty Acres, while Latzo won on Lean, tied for fifth place with 148 St. Louis at Washington. to fill our needs. We’ll soon see Time: 1 hour, 35 minutes. Middletown Is congratulating it Tennis Rackets late than you.” • a foul committed by Georgle Le and In a slightly less aggravated Cleveland at New York. others along the same line, now In vine of New York In the fourth sense. Jack Forrester, tjied with self these days on having trimmed the making. round of their scheduled fifteen Chicago at Philadelphia. Tennis Balls SWIMMING MEET TOMORROW Jones for sixth. East Hampton, the league leading The Whippet Isn’t the kind of round bout at the Polo Grounds. SAINTS.IN SIMSBURY Detroit at Boston. AT CAPITOL PARK POOL Watch XCalter team of the Middlesex County loop. Baseball Shoes small car you’d see In Euroj?e. It’s eLvine had been outboxlng ' the Walter Hagen, seven strokes East Hampton has a good bunch of Baseball Bats almost In a class with Ford, Chev- fchampion and the foul came at back with Al Espinosa. Chick Ev TOMORROW AFTERNOON LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS. tossers and a victory over them For tonight the Capitol Park relet, Star and the defunct Over a time when the fight was waxing At New York— Pete Latzo, wel management announces that the ans, Willie Klein and John Junor, means something this year. The land Four. Its engine Is slightly fast and furious. had all the pace-setters looking terweight champion, won on a foul Baseball Gloves free act playing all the past week from Georgle Levine, New York, visitors have also defeated the Mid smaller and Its body Is a little The blow was struck while the anxiously back over their left In the park, will make its farewell Another Manchester naseball In the fourth round. Phil Mc- dletown entry In that league by a Baseballs lower. men were In a terrific mlx-up and shoulder In spite of what happen decisive score. appearance. Fred and Al. Smith, No Cramping In It was plainly accidental. It was a team will get a crack at Simsbury Graw, Detroit lightweight, won from ed to the late Mrs. Lot of unhap tomorrow afternoon In that, town. Eddie (Kid) Wagner, of Philadel Lineup of both teams follow: Sweat Shirts . , two Hartford boys, who have been But it’s a roomy, comfortable hard right hander to the groin. py and salty memory. The boys amazing the patrons of Capitol The St. Mary’s are scheduled to phia, ten rounds. K. O. Phil Kap Sons of Italy Middletown Rec. car. Its wheelbase Is 100 1-4 Inch The champion sank to the canvas just can’t help looking back for LeBel, If ^ ry an , 2b Johnson Outboard Park by their wonderful acrobatic es, which Is equal to the Ford and make the motor trip If the weather lan, -New York middleweight, won in a heap, writhing In torture. Hagen, since he likes nothing bet Stratton, 3b Mozzey, ss stunts, are closing their booking, old Overland, and three Inches holds fair. Recently the Simsbury on a foul in the second round from Motors ter than a late rush to the front. nine handed the local Sons of Italy George Courntye, Oklahoma. Sipples, cf Newsome, cf their final performances being at 9 shorter than the Chevrolet and LEADING LEAGUE HITTERS. Mehlhorn, Turnest and Williams Radio Sets and 11 p. m. tonight. Their hair Star. a pummelling but the Saints hope At Jersey City— Tod Morgan, Ballsleper, lb Kensel, If had this much In their favor: Hayes, ss Hanson, 3b raising specialty, known as the The engine has a piston dis American League. to avert a repetition of the feat. junior lightweight champion, de Radio Accessories Having achieved low seventies Manager Bulla said last night feated Johnny Kochansky, New Jer St. John, rf Chambers, lb Derrick Lift, has astonished and placement of 134.2 Inches, which Pet. on the first two days, they can amazed all who witness It. As a is quite smaller than the smallest when he announced the game that sey, ten rounds. McCann, 2b Tierney, rf Columbia Bicycles Ruth, Y an kees...... 375 finish second to par today and still Lamprecht, Wallet, c Steilua, c special attraction two other acts of In America. There’s less power, as Falk, White S ox ...... 365 he did not know who will pitch for At Long Beach, N. Y.— Angle have an excellent chance for the the Saints. It may be Vic Mc Pisano, New York lightweight, out Pospisll, p Bailey, p Tricycles vaudeville will be staged and with a result, but there’s greater fuel Meusel, Yankees ...... 365 title. Many of the others must the usual free dancing, another economy from the same fact. Donald of Hartford, he added. The pointed Mike Ballerino, former jun Holland, p McCutcheon, p Burns, In d ian s...... 359 go as far as to flout the course Fisher, p Sidewalk Bicycles large Saturday night attendance Is .The small cars of Europe are so Heilmann, T ig e rs...... 358 Saints will leave the Center at ior lightweight champion, six record In order to have the same 1.15. rounds. Umpires, Dwy^r and Russell. looked for. Tomorrow In the Capi small they couldn’t do In America. Leader a year ago today: Cobb, chance. Coaster Wagons tol Park pool, the Conn. A. A. U., Their narrower tread would be a Tigers, .417. Hobby Horses will stage their first swimming hindrance on the rough roads with National League. meet of the season and the events ruts already deeply set by the larg Pet. General Automobile Scooters will bring to this city some of New er cars in this country. Bressler, R e d s ...... 371 Yorks finest wome:- swimmers, They’re so low that they would Herman, D odgers...... 368 Repagr Work Kiddy Kars among them Incidentally being sev scrape the ridges of our high-crest Traynor, Pirates ...... 343 Auto Accessories eral National and State champions ed dirt roads, where high clearage Cuyler, Pirates ...... 342 James Stevenson is essential. Hornsby, Cardinals ...... ' .336 as well as former members of Rear of 105 Center Street Fisk Tires Olympic teams. The events are all They’re so low In power—rang Leader a year ago today: Horns going to be hotly contested as ing from about six to ten horse by, Cardinals, .425. Tel. 2169-3. Lincoln Shock Ab swimming teams from all over the sorbers state have sent their entries In and the New York staters will have to Anierican Hammer put up some wonderful records if they intend to carry away the ed Rings trophies. A special feature will be Bugess - Norton the 100 yard Hartford men’s city championship and judging from the Wrist Pins entries already In this event will be TJLoday—Amr^ca one of the most popular on the pro Toledo Valves gram. As usual band concerts will Luco lac Paints be given In the. park, i.fternoon and has its true. European-type, evening and special attractions will Willard Batteries be put on at night. Ignition Parts High-speed light car. Havoline Oils USED CARS ESSEX 4-Cylinder COACH. CHEVROLET COUPE. Chry^*70'Redi]ced<’50«^100 Barrett & Prices Right—Cash or Terms. Unehanged in priee ITodays Chrysler “ 70”—changed In no way except Sporting Goods new lower prices which save you *50 to *200—is James Stevenson m ore ever the car of world-wide preference. 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We knew that the Chrysler “ 70” would §wem its w ay 913 Main Street Tel. 2169-2. to pre-eminence, but we did not anticipate the tide o f ^ MfwPiieet Swehm public &vor which makes possible these sensadonal Coach . i - ^1395 * 50 values. yCXKKX5t34XXK9CKXXXXKX90g^^ Roadster * • 1525 100 Royal Coupe 1695 100 Long lived: characteristic Chrysler beauty; t^igpcd to meet toaay's tratiSc needs; room y fo r com fort and BrouihBiB * 1745 120 Sedan • • • 1545 150 luxury; easiest to handle; flashing pick-up; 70 miles The Best Yet Royal Sedan* 1795 200 plus; safe— Crown Sedan 1895 200 Little wonder that none of its more dian a hundred (AapHcte/.a.h.Vetn^ thousand owners who have enjoyed uninterrupted The disthutivt h oij tines of the Overland Whippet re etMeel to current Federal exelee tax) satUfacdon from their Chrysler “70's” for ^ d s ^ semble the smartest custom-built automobiles' of America upon thousands of miles, will ever willingly go back and Continental Europe. Low-swung, rakish, gyaeeful to the less modem type ofcars* Refrigerettes at a Whippet that's the only way to desist it, . . . W e are eager to prove to you why the Chrysto “ 70^* ^ th its savings of *50 to *200— I-. ■ ' ■ : V ■ . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 10,1920. PAGE EIGHT ,. al‘ n>' •------FEATURE ARTICLES ABOUT INTERESTING LATEST FASHION WOMEN HINTS BY FOREMOST authorities THE HERALD’S HOME PAGE '■» 'Vi' This And That In S i^ A T U R E ERNEST deal more Interesting than Vera at her narrowly and, encountering, She looked at him curiously. Feminine Lore b eg in h e r e TODAX "You’re a sensitive soul," she said, Boyd.'^ . . w, her roving eyes, shifted his gaie to and touched his hand for an Instant A minute later he was turning his JOHN and FAX MILLBURN, the fur piece that was thrown care head to avoid her suddenly serious .o whom a baby girl haa Just lessly around her shoulders. with one of hers. been born, buy a home ot their “Maybe," he admitted, rather cyG® •( 1*1 (• . . “That’s exactly what ypu do In pleased at her diagnosis. He switch A long sUence fell on them, and own when the advertising your copy. Isn’t It?" she went on. she broke it Anally to say, "You agency in which John Is a part* "Perhaps," he admitted. “But sit ed the subject. “You’re a good friend of Noel and Vera Boyd, aren't your' seem to be quite Interesting to ner lands an Important new ting In an office and putting things someone over there." Plans are taking shape for the<^ sleeves and suspenders at ball contract. down In words Is a lot different "Why, yes," she answered- American Homes National Con games and picnics call him ‘‘Pop.” "Why?" “What do you meanr he asked, John does all the firm’s copy from tackling some hard-boiled egg puzzled. gress which Is to be held In Des If he tills the soil or teaches Sun writing. His partner, NATHAN In his pfflee and trying to sell him “Nothing. I've often wondered, She waved a Jeweled hand toward Moines this fall for four days. It day school,-call iilm "Pa.” If he IEL GRAHAM, takes care of the the virtues of Graham and Milbum. ’ though, whether Noel is really as •the door behind him. “The man will be held in the new Shrine wheels the baby carriage and car business details. She was silent a while, busying i^-ucli '-C Bi cynic as he appears or and woman that Just went out stared Temple which has au auditorium ries bundles meekly, call him “Pa Previous chapters told how herself with her salad. John, watch whether some of it Isn’t a pose with at you as If you were a long lost pa” with the accent on the first John, while Fay was In the hos seating 4,500 people. It will not ing her, felt that some restless force him." brother.” - . « . only be a home-beautiful show but syllable. pital, met NELL ORMB at a at work within her. It ex "All cynics are poseurs,” she an He turned to look and got a ffeet- If he belongs to a literary cir swimming party and was at was swered. “I don’t know that Noel is a comprehensive survey of the pressed Itself In ceaseless motion ing glimpse of a narrow back and whole field of better home making, cle and writes cultured papers, or tracted by her beauty and pur- shoulders passing through the door. iled when PAT FORBES, his with competent experts from all if he Is a reformer in politics and host, told him Neil was having Something about the man eeemed over the country present to discuss forgets to vote, call him “Papa” trouble with her husband. to him familiar, but ho couldn’t every phase of the subject, and the with the accent on the last sylla place him, and after eearchlng his ble. Forbes, wlio has a wife and memory for a minute or two he exhibits so arranged as to bring three children, hints to John out the points stressed by the If, however, he makes a pal of that he is dissatisfied with his gave It up. speakers. The exhibits will be you when you’re good and Is too "Looked like somebody 1 knew, wise to let you pull the wool over own marriage. i f a he said to Eleanor, “but I didn't get carefully mapped out so as to sell DR, DICK MENEFEE, John’s ideas rather than products. his loving eyes when you’re not; best friend, gets married to a good look at him." if, however, you’re sure no other She Btlrred. “Well, I must be go fellow you know has quite so fine a MARGARET WAYNE and John ing. I’ve kept you terribly long as Much more homelike and com is best man. During the cere father you may call him “dad”— It la." fortable than the crowded pavilions mony John drops the ring and • • • on the beaches Is O’Leary’s restau but not otherwise. suffers much embarrassment as Nat Graham glanced up disap rant at Green and Golden streets, well as the contempt ot CLIF Mary Dewhurst Blankenhorn in TON LANE, who had recently provingly as ho entered the office. New London. the Outlook magazine paints a sad eloped with CLARA WAYNE, Simple painted furniture Is just picture of Britain’s superfluous Rcilwooils sister of Margaret. right for the dining room of the women. Mrs. Blankenhorn is a He has an altercation with his prominent suffragette and news BY ARTHUR N. PACK have been established, now Includ newlyweds. Later when the little ing about 1,300,000 trees. Thes« partner about a raise in salary four-room apartment is forsaken paper writer and she haa spent two President, The American Nature for their artist, and, deciding to years lately in England so should will be used to fill out spaces stay down and work that eve for the bungalow, the set may be Association among the root sprouts and for transferred to breakfast room or to familiar with conditions there. ning, he encounters an acquaint- S^he says the American girls don’t There are two pairs of eyes planting on cut-over lands. ‘ ance, ELEANOR MASON, as dining alcove, and the Inexpensive through which the redwoods may In this way It Is believed that cretonne upholstered rattan furni know how blessed they are. If he is going out to dinner. they want to marry or want a car be seen. One may look through the fast growing redwood will pro “you had time, it seems, ture from the living room to the the protective eyes ot poetry and duce a timber crop In 50 years (NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY) enclosed porch. If young people eer, or both, there Is nothing to (The names and altnatlona In this to take dinner with a prevent, whereas even the en beauty, or through the eyes of that will have several times more are content to furnish their first commerce and material prosperity. board feet per acre than eastern story are actltlone.) woman.' little home inexpensively, they will gaged girls in England are not CHAPTER XVI sure of their husbands because ot Both viewpoints are essential. second-growth stands. derive much enjoyment from the The glorious trees lining the LEANOR’S blond head wagged Firat her hands, then her eyes, then addition of an occasional really fine the violent pursuit of everY mar her talking llpa, then her shrugging riageable map. As for employ highways of California are a mon vivaciously as they walked piece of furniture as the months go ument bqualed nowhere. With this E along. "What makes .you work shoulders. ment the women have little chance Solid a stamped addressed enve "I sometimes think," ahs soldi by. ______of business positions while there in mind, the Save the Redwoods In the evenings?’’ she aeked. League is working. lope and questions of fact having •'InoHllty to do enough during "that I’d like to try my hand at The White Rose bread recipe for are so many unemployed men. to do with Nature will be answer writing advertising copy." Mrs. Blankenhorn says "England’s Through purchase and gift it the day, 1 suppose,'* he smiled. "How yesterday was for "Bookmakers has been possible already to pre ed by the con.sultlng staff of Na. about yourself?" "No reason "why you shouldn’t It Tenderloin" ns served at the Tip- unhappy women are the real tiiro Magazine of Washington you think you’d like It," he encou^ though unsung war victims." serve more than 600 acres of red "Oh, 1 never keep regular hours," Top Inn which is situated on beau woods, deeding them over to the through arrangements made by ■he told him. "1 work only when the aged. "You do a lot of publicity work, don’t you?" tiful Michigan Avenue, Chicago, state to bo held not only for Its this paper. spirit moves me—or I see a new hat overlooking the lake, and one of The newest frocks to arrive from that I Uke." She laughed. "Yes. For publishers." Parts show Mer^ edgeS with fine people but for the people ot the "I saw your article on press agents the city’s most delightful eating world. John stopped In front of the places. Between two ^-Inch slices pleattngs, scalloped and treated in Sherman Hotel. "Well," he eald, In last month’s Mercury," he rs many original ways. In preserving these groves a marked. "Very good, I thought." of white bread place a tenderloin bufflclently sliable stand has to he "I’m ready to eat. If i ’d eaten alone Do you know him Miss Knlsely was putting her hat on, steak about %-lnch thick, cooked I probably would have gone to some "Do you think so? I also write any exception "Met a friend," John said to Nat, White silk stockings which have acquired to prevent blowdowns, as fiction now and then." very well?" medium done, seasoned with salt the tree is not deep-rooted enough KODAK FILMS hole in the wall, but ifa a real party "and got delayed at dinner. Hava to and pepper and a little mustard, become hopelessly yellowed are now. Suppoe# we go in here?" "Yes, I knew that, too. Have you "Not terribly well. X’vs known work Ister than X Intsnded, to pay easily tinted any light color to to stand unprotected. Several Developed in our own studio. "Rlght-o." She tqueeied hla arm ever -'.one advertising copy?" him off and on for about two years. press these for about 3 minutes un thousand more acres will be ac Met him through Pat Forbes. Nosl's up for It," match* some particular frock. "I auppose," aha etarted when i "No, 1 havsn’t." Graham lift soon afterward, and der a heavy weight. quired by the league. Our work is of the best grade waiter had found a table for them, "Wtll, It's not szcsptlonally diffi all right, I guess, although a tlttls The other pair of eyes regards odd. His wlfs, though, haa ms pus- John, Isft to hlmsslf, found himself A short time ago one ot our and our prices are the lowest. "that your partner, Mr. Graham, cult, or 1 wouldn’t bs doing It my* staring vacantly at ths blank pspsr Are you always careful to use up readers asked tor something to re the redwoods from the commer was terribly disgusted with me at stlf. 1 think 1 might bs able to use sled mors than ha has. I vary every bit of left-over fruit Juice? cial point of view. The redwood frankly don't understand hsr at all." on his dtsk. Hs got up and began move tar from silk. The only sug All prints up to postcard size your nice party." you come time, If you'd oars to pacing RoroM 'thi rooms Biforo nini The liquid from all sorts of canned gestion I could offer was kerosene is one of California’s commercial "Dligusted? Why ahould he be? try It. My work is piling up on ms, "It's Vera you'vs batn leading up floated tha Image of Vsrs Boyd, or fresh fruits is preferable to wa which one mother said had been resources. The lumber companies printed for he fenced. and I'd thought somewhat ot taking to, lin't It?" she said, smiling awsst- with her black hair, her burning syss ter in making gelatine. Raspberry owning and cutting the redwoods on another man, although we're not ly. "By ths way," and ahs studlsd successful in removing tar stains She wagged a forefinger at him. and her face with Its strange pallor) and pineapple juice are delicious from children’s clothes. I have recognize the need of saving trees. "Now, you know very well that he’s ready yet to put anyone on at full him to obasrva ths sffsot ot hsr and In his ears was something Elea when making colte instead of milk, A lumbering operation in such told you I should be apanked or time." words, "Vsrs’s rathsr ktsn about Just come across another which is nor Mason had said . or in the icing of the cake fruit equal parts ot ammonia and house timber must be c'oan, otherwise lomewlng." "I'd love to try It," she said, and you." Hs reached suddenly for the tele juices add color as well as flavor the trees could not be gotten out. 5c Each hold turpentine. The method is In spite ot himself, John laughed, then, "1 heard about your friend, "About msT" he laughed. "1 had phone. "That you. Fay?" hs said and are a welcome change to the Being clean. It must leave a deso and at her inquiring look be said, Dr. Menefee'a wedding." better keep out of Noel’a way, to hold a blotter under the spot to prsssntly. "I'm starting horns now, over-worked vanilla. absorb the tar. I do not know how lation behind it temporarily. The "As » matter of fact, that’e exactly Hs oolored. "And I suppose," he hadn’t IT" • • • redwood tree takes a partial care what Nat told me the day after the effective this is. or whether it said tartly, "you heard shout my "Oh, Noel wouldn't cars. What Ths next evening Fay was non Of course you have noticed that takes the dye with it in the case of of reforestation Itself. From the party." gumming things up." each one does Is ths other's business, committal during dinner, and rather for the last few weeks the A. & P main root It sends up root sprouts "You eee," the told him, "you you know. Theirs Is a strictly mod stores have been Issuing weekly t colored goods, but offer it for or suckers. These grow Into fair muetn’t try to conceal anything "You mean about dropping ths tart, hs thought, In answering bis what it Is worth. ring?' sho asked, and saw ths rs- ern marriage." routine questions. bulletin containing not only their timber. , ELITE STUDIO from me. I'm psychic." "I'vs read about such things,” hs MARY TAYLOR. "Of course," he explained in de- sentinent on his face. Ths explanation was forthcoming specials for t)ie current week, but To supplement these trees nat 983 Main Street — Room 10. "Yes,' ■ Blioi ily. ■aid slowly, "but I never dreamed of s little later. When the dishes had several pages of helpful hints to urally left, two redwood nurseries feme of Graham, "Nat’s a teetotaler encountering one among my and you mus^ make allowanoet for •T wouldn’t worry If I were you. been cleared away and they were housekeepers and a number of tas As I heard about It, the thing was friends." sitting In ths living room, Fay ty and timely recipes. The latter Home Page Editorials him.' "Vou haven't said," she told him She shrugged. "Oh, 1 oan t be just an unp-voldable accident and,one glanced up from the paper which ehe are very apt to feature the staples for which you could hardly bs after s pause, "what you thought of was making a pretense of reading, mentioned in the same leaflet, and bothered about him. You know," Vera's'being interested In you." She ■he went on, "I've heard a lot lately blamed.*' to remark, "X thought you were so like those Issued by manufacturers Mother Needs "You IL very beautifully," hs ao- was studying him. of different foodstuffs, they may be about your advertising agency. It "What am 1 supposed to think?" busy yesterday evening." ■trikes me as odd that you and Gra cuaed. "I was," he said defensively. counted on to be reliable. In this "Of v. urae," she said spologetl he asked. "It's all very Interesting— Vacation ham ever hooked up together." and rather flattering. But after all, "What makes you question me?" home sorviea department Ann "We haven't much In common, 1 cally, "I realize how you must feel— “Y6u had time, It seema," she ob Page, the expert in charge, invites by Olive Roberts Barton. the 1- ' of eople even men you know, my own marriage Isn't suppoae," he confessed, "but It was a quits su modern. No. 1 am unmoved, served coldly, "to take dinner with customers to write her in care of case of two of us, each equipped to tioning the thing.” a woman." the company—I suppose at their How many people start off on a do a certain Job, getting together. "Yes," he answered. "And not Miss Mason." It made him angry, the way ehe New England headquarters in only that, but the malice cf It." "Don't call me that," the tald, a vacation absolutely exhausted by Nat find I, you know, worked for trifle ImpatlenOy, "Call me Elinor." said "woman." "What if I did?" he Springfield. the effort of preparing for it. years In the same agency. 1 wrote She was silent, and be went on, flared. “There was nothing wrong rather heatedly: "It's s trivial “Well, then—Eleanor." Then It takes all of the time away copy and he got clients." "Then you want mo to tell Vera In that, was there?" Deborah, editor of Feminine to recuperate lost energy and tired "Both are gifts," she encouraged thing, of course, and Dick and Mar "You said you were working, and garet both have been mighty eweet that you are, os you say, unmoved?" Topics in the Courant, suggests the nerves, and what advantage is him, and he went on. •Tm not euro that 1 want you to you were out dining with a girl.' she use of a few drops of eucalyptus oil gained? Mothers with families "Salesmanship Is certainly a great about It. Nevertheless, it’s enough pursued, Igrnorlng bis question, to let the gossips have their fling. tell Vera anything,'* he eald half to remove stains of black oil from know perhaps better than anyone gift. I wish I had It." angrily. The Idea of Eleanor acting "Who was It?" the street. This she states was ef She opened her vanity case and I've beeln j>ainted variously as an "I'd like to know who told you, • else the strain of preparation. awkward ass, a practical joker and as a messenger between him and fective in cleansing a white wool The very word “vacation” studied her face. "You have," she Vera struck him as a schoolgirl said John. skirt when gasoline failed to re said. "What is salesmanship? After a downright nincompoop. A lot of “Oh," said Fay quickly, "then you sounds ominous, ahd they lie all. It Is the ability to make other anci . au(>erstitions have been un trick. , ^ hadn’t intended telling mo your- move the spot The oil was poured awake nights wondering how many earthed, and I know 1 will bo held “Oh." She bit her lip, and he on the stain, it was then rubbed dresses It is going to take to keep people see your point of view, added boldly. "Besides, 1 don't mind 1 self?" . ^ and rinsed and entiiely disappear Isn't It?’’ personally responsible It anything great ' (To Be Connnned) Betty and Jean presentable, and If "Why, I auppose It Is." He looked happens to their marriage." telling you that 1 And you a ed. Worth remembering I It will be possible to keep Bobby ■liyM M BIIIIM NHM flllllllllHIIIIIHIlllllllllillHIillllUm M in wash suits with laundry bills nuiiiiuuiii If you’re seeking a reliable place like mortgages taking away the to get your Nestle Circullne perma joy of life. bottle with Its menacing red label. emptory message to come to his of nent, I am glad to recommend to Well, the whole plan of the Mamie sprang forward. fice when the store closed. I more you Mrs. Robinson of the Lily summer vacation is wrong if it Is “What are you going to do with or less told him politely to go and S ^ S I Q Q S r Beauty Shop in the House and going to cause any one an undue that, Judy? Surely you are not go fly his kite. Hale building, Tel. 1671. amount of worry—mother most ot HER OW N “In the meantime Joan had In ing to poison anyone?” all. It is mother who needs the “No, I’m not going to poison vited me ouf to dinner, and I broke HINTS Iced tea—the national summer vacation! anyone, but I api going to tell an engagement with Jerry to keep beverage—is doubly delightful If you are going some place Joan’s stepfather that he poisoned it. He also saw the car as you did wj^n sipped from an attractive where It takes more clothes and • ^ A Y ' Miss Cleaver just as truly as and also jumped at the conclusion SUMMER DANCE FROCK ic^ tea set in crackled glass. more managing to care for those o ? GIRL ofjOi/Dr though he poured a part of the that I could not resist old Robin For the young girl, the period There are new cone-shoped glasses clothes than It does at home, then stuff in this bottle down her throat. son’s money and power.” frock of pink organdie, with the and jugs and regular steins with don’t go. Instead, find some place JUMPING AT CONCLUSIONS. I am going to. If necessary, put the fitted bodice and full bouffant skirt, handles. Then there are all sorts of where you can take what you could fear of God into the heart of Mr. MONDAY: Judy Loves Power. is the ideal choice. This calls for sippers. Attractive ones with green do with at home. Robinson and Doctor Flint.” wide brimmed hat—and a slen glass stems had a bright red ball The ideal place for the family “You know, Judy,” exclaimed I almost laughed at Mamie’s SAME APPLIES TO I'TUGE der figure. at the end resembling a cherry. vacation for people of limited in Mamie Riley, “I thought it was face. It expressed so many emo come (and also for the more pros only poor girls like ourselves that tions. I knew that her brain was When making Ice cream at FOR SPORT WEAR. Lisle stockings, sheer and dur perous) Is the unpretentious cot have trouble getting along. But it teaming with questions, yet she hon e add a ve:y. small amount of Tennis frocks of white madras or able come In white with embroider tage In a quiet country spot, pre looks as though every individual salt to bring out the flavor. Surprise didn’t dare to ask one of them. silk broadcloth have narrow belts ed clocks in blue, green and other ferably near water of some sort. must have some trouble In this “Mamie,” I said solemnly, “Mar of bright color, and perhaps a colors. A novelty Is a white lisle The only aded expense Is the world, be he rich or poor. You say tha Cleaver drank some of the con Crystal Jewelry monogram on the pocket, embroid stocking In an all-over lace pat rent. Other expenses run the that Miss Meredith has to have fif tents of this bottle to end her life.” ered to match the belt. tern. same as housekeeping at home. and yet not a ty thousand dollars by ten o’clock “My God, Judy. How did you get Dress the children simply. They 11 tonight and that she won’t be of hold of It?’’- TWO BETTER THAN ONE In Japan, it Is said, they have an probably live In bathing suits surprise age and have the handling of her Double belts are being exploited annual housecleaning called “0 most ot the time anyway. Use pap own money until next week.”- And then I told her the whole story. How I picked up the bottle in Paris. One belt Is placed about Soji.” Whenever the housekeeper er napkins and towels and table “That’s right, and If. she tells believes everything has been done, cloths, and’ keep down the cooking her stepfather what she wants It beside the woman in the rest room six inches below the other, both the day before. being below the normal waistline. she calls In the nearest police in to the simplest things. a n c h e st e r d a ir y ice cream served as a for, he will not only refuse her but spector who carefully looks over If mother wishes to stay at she also stands a good chance of “Does anyone know you have It The lower one confines a puff sash dessert or at any time makes a welcome now?” Mamie Inquired. from the upper one and gives the the abode and If he Is satisfied home with father and feels that M having him appointed her guardian signs a certificate stating that the the children need a vacation, there and managing trustee for the rest “They don’t know what to think effect of a pannier or drape. surprise. But the purity—the" tastiness—the You see Mr. Robinson let It fall be house Is clean enough for a year. are our wonderful summer camps of his life.” for boys and girls over eight. richness of Manchester Dairy Ice Cream is so well “What Is she going to do, hind the counter among the debris DECORATIVE FABRIC that always accumulates during Moire Is increasingly important The cost of operating electrical Considering the advantage and known that it is not sui-prising the better stores Judy?” as a fabric. It Is particularly conveniences in the home Is very care they get, these are not any “She Is not going to do anything, business hours. Evidently he was more expensive than any other va carry it and discriminating people buy it. In but I am.” I opened a drawer In afraid I had picked it up, for he liked In white and pastel shades slight, compared with the comfort made Doctor Flint send me a pre- for evening frocks. they Insure. An electric fan will cation would be. It does the chil brick or bulk. my dressing table and took out the cool you for less than a cent an dren good to get away from their ALMOST MID-ViarORIAN. hour, or on cold days a radiant mothers occasionally. Colored girdles and sashes are heater will give oft heat for about And as for mothers getting seen everywhere. The number of five cents an hour. Dishwashers, away from their children, you may Our Week-end Special white organdie frocks wit^ pink washing machines and vacuum quote me as saying they are ten PERFECTLY PASTEURIZED satin girdles reassures the most cleaners may be operated at only times as efficient for the rest of cynical as to the return of feminine a penny an hour for current and the year. CHERRY SALAD modes. electric irons from two to four MILK AND CREAM cents an hour, according to their d e l ic a o t e T” weight, Now that the preserving season Crystal Is acclaimed for fall. It Is DUE TO CHANEL Is at hand, fill some of the tiny in Order it of your dealer# developed In varied combinations Red Is enjoying unprecedented dividual jars with choice Jams and popularity. Red coats worn with “Dad." j. E HEwrrrs dairy of pearls. This Is of creme-tinted If he’s wealthy and prominent jellies. They are most inviting for the black or white frock are fre an invalid’s tray, or the breakfast 49 HOLL STREET TELEPHONE 2056. pearls, graduated. Interspersed quently seen on smartly gowned and you stand In awe of him call with crystal dropa and siiiaU Dearla. him “Fattaar." It h* aiU la U* shirt that U individually Mrvad. - . t'. MANCHESTER EVENmO HERALlTSATURDAY; 1 'r ^ w GAS BUGGIES or HEM AND AMY—Beware! > By Frank Beck FlftPVEB FANNY sasar SENSE AMD nonsense MY STARS! I’M STILL SO WEAK P EVERY MOMENT I DEY5A MAOAM! 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W FUTURE AM t h in k o f it- - OMLY 2 0 i A SHARE l-WOW-BUT, SlOO--- ^ - WORLD. OR SOMETHING-- EVEN HIS HANDS CORNELIA--WHAT I AT STAKE, HEM SpiKE OIL I-W H Y -O H WELL^ ir v m o K fr “ Correct English ’: The kind few DIDN'T TWITCH THE WAY THEY s o IT ? - MISS AM Y- ^ SAY IT-IVB JUST ON^ of us speak. DECIDES TO (i^l USUALLY DO WHEN HE'S MAW MUCH DUPLICATE HIS 1 l a s t th o u s a n o - DIFFERENCE GIVING ME M O N E Y -- llP YOU PONT GRAB IT THE LADY NEXT TO THE About the only bock one may ex SUCCESS ------/ntfiu DOOR WILL— TAKE MY fARTY- pect to see this year is knicker IN A SOCIAL ADVICE .MADAM, bockers. WAY AND PLANS AN -^-lANO BUY\ This wilt be a queer looking race ELABORATE DINNER the next generation with the Char TO HIS NEW leston making t'hem knock-kneed FRIENDS and prohibition making them cock AS THE eyed. OPENING GUN IN THE Customer: I want two pounds of c a m p a ig n . rice, please. Clerk: I’m sorry, we’ve no rice, madam. Would confetti do? r#iM "Are you fellers working the Time cures everything e.vccpt road over beyond your place still?’’ B y Pgrey Crosby asked Farmer Fuller. SKIPPY whiskers. “Yes,’’ replied Farmer Pebble, "or pretty nearly still, anyhow.’’ i $0qrUC6€R'S A PUZZLE A DAY ’The Protestant minister must be HAV£ A CA(?e, , BRAIXAGRA»I a cross between a diplomat, a fR m rl Time Limit, 4 1>2 minutes showman and a hypocrite to get StOPPY SIfiNNfR * If the two words next to each along with the average congrega tion. 3 - ^ * f / other are the same, put an "S ” in the blank space. If the meanings \ It is the easy paroles that makes are opposite, write the letter “0" uneasy payrolls. in the blank space. 1. Shallow, deep ....2 Unbiased, impartiai... AT THOSE INFORMAL AF 8 Musical, discordant...... 4 Con FAIRS: "On with the dance, let firm, deny.... 5 Erase, dele.,.. 6 the records break as they may.’’ Defeat, victory...... 7 Blemish, fla w ,.,.8 Celestial, heavenly.,,, With some of ’em looking like 9 Depressed, elated.... 10 Sland- this ( ) and some of ’em like der, calumny. .. .Rearrange the this ) ( they still wear short skirts. following letters to form one Eng lish word a, a, e, e, r, r, p, p. What Buts. popular invention is equal to a The world is full o’ ruts, my boy foot path In a wilderness, plus an Some smaller an’ some deep; American coin, plus a street, min An’ every rut is full o’ folks us a druggist’s weight, minus a As high as they can heap. baked clay block? j Last puzzle answer: Each one that’s growlin’ in the X5* ditch rrt|»»Tifhf, r f/. rr'tBby. tfrjR. y#/ii^irfs, jfw. JULY to Is growlin’ at his fate. a \ An’ wishln’ he had got his chance 1 ’ / Goin^ Up? by Swan / Before it was too late. $ALE$MAN $AM NO A D I r \ g o t T i^ HELP’. HELP'. 6 They lay it all on someone else \ WIRED F«ftNU -woH we. Collecting silverware is the hob Reno, Nev., is like a knuckle on /Ky urruE-BoV- JUBCE’S A I JUST 7 0 A 15 AAAAM A^TO W ELL- MORRV OP AACY VOO’BS SO by of King Gustav of Sweden. Yet, a railway train: it couples and it FOUAOO OP (M AIS ROOAA AIS MAMMAY READ VWAAT TJAE POOR BRAV)E-VC^^ GiH-P uncouples. O/OTAE FLOOR BACkC his son has the freedom of the IS A S ? OM-MV DEAR. BCN/MAD TO SAV.' United States. OF AIS DRESSER. " SULP He had lent her his pen. LEk'5‘ “ It writes beautifully,” said 0 LITTLE JOE she. VUAAT “I’m in love with the holder,” IS AEAQ.T- ' MAS f r ’s A (k>oD rutn.G- said he. BPOWfEN VYOMfeAl AR6 Al»r She saw the point. ALEk ^ ARRESTeP POR. A good fellow spends his money /A ^ s r^ rb o s PRAGRAMCY-^— ----- lavishly— so does the boob. IM TUfi DIS^PPEARAHC* AJOTE A bootleg toast: “Here's to the fro m ME MAS flowers that will decorate your MOM6 l e f t grave.” a n d f BEMIND Praying Is more than saying; FRiewDS one’s prayers. ! ? Cut Out the Pieces, Paste Them Together Correctly, Color the Sketch, and Fill in the Missing Word...... By HAL COCHRAN ------ OO f ( . D s\ 1 \ •y iUSf Look f e e t at Th e eo ss c w >vjd I-:-:-/: . ahounO ■RcrttE. " a V ‘ pokttfffeN AL0N6 WKSWE GONE. Y f ty-u, He’s in a cage a hopping ’roun’, Whene’er a circus comes to town. Each little tike I ev M* Miwiec. MC. Is bound to like Xhfl . juuct boat to thug clowxu (Cepyriglu. IW, bf Tlw >11 lyMiuw, liw.) / 'It rw v SATURDAY, JULY 10, fT ^ rlW ^ » ' - i PAGBJBN WITH THE LOCAL FOB COUNTRY CLUB ' ^ AUTO PARKiNCt; AUTOMOBIIiK DEALERS The white wool suit on tailored The annual picnic of the South MANCHESTER WILTS NEW CONCRETE BRIDCE WAPPING lines, worn with the rather elabor Methodist church Sunday school Is The Pickett Motor Sales reports ate white silk or organdie blouse is Near Circus Ground^ ABOUT TOWN being held today at Crystal lake. charming with the colored hat an-1 IS NOW COMPLETED Charles Manakowskl, who lives the following deliveries of new cars Special trolley cars left the terminus J P E R HEAT WAVE this week: Overland Six setdan to colored footwear. this morning taking the crowd to on the J. Edward Nevers place, was /,/ , Z' ■ arrested for keeping liquor with in Julius Linger of East Glastonhury, the lake for their program of Willys-Knlght coupe to Thomas A. Space on Right Hand Side of The Star of the East. R. B. P. sports and entertainment. ' The H ott^ Day This Year Sends Town Employees Now at Work tent to sell and having the reputa 13 will unite with Washington Clarke of New Britain, Overland Woodland Street, Across S. M. party will return in special trolleys Residents to Pools and Coun Reducing Grade on Gardner tion of selling. He was fined ten L 0. L. 117, and will attend divine dollars and costs on each account, Six DeLuxe sedan to E. B. Treat R. R. Tracks. tonight. Street. of Glastonbury, Overland Six SUNDAY DINNER eervlce at St. Mary’s Episcopl try Roads, Seeking Relief. totaling $57.65. Officers Gerald Standard sedan to A. J. Glenney of church tomorrow. The Sir Knights Risley and C. Vinton Benjamin, Acconunodates 300 Cars. Charged with stealing his employ Town Engineer J. Frank Bowen t Flower street. ' at the will assemble at Orange hall at Yesterday proved the hottest day raided the home, finding a quantity er’s automobile Kinstanty Wak- Manchester sweltered ilnder this said last night that the work ofl H015 a. m., and will parade to the constructing a new concrete bridge] of home brew, and a distilling out church. Regalia of the order will thowskl, chauffeur for Albert Blan year. The mercury soared to 98 Henry Schaller of the South chette of Andover, is being sought and reducing the grade south of fit. Justice William J. Thresher, Manchester Garage has delivered a be worn. on Main street in the South End stated that he imposed a light sen by Hartforfi police. The alleged and in some places exposed to the the bridge on Gardner street will Paige de luxe sedan to John Cough Hotel Sheridan C. A. SWEET theft is reported to have taken place sun a mark of 100 was recorded. be completed in about another tence, because of the size of the ac lin of Griswold street. cused's family— a wife and four Mr. and Mrs. Owen McCann of in Hartford at Ann and Asylum Swimming pools were jammed. week. The bridge has been com Turkey, Duck or Chicken 160 West Center street and Mrs. streets yesterday afternoon. Blan pleted and the road is now open to children. Will Watch Your Car. The biggest crowd of the season with all the fixings, $1. Patrick Quinn of Fitchburg, Mass., chette claims he left the car to go journeyed to Globe Hollow. Boys traffic but the town workmen are Mrs. May Foster Barber, and tre spending the present month at on an errand and when he came busy improving the road. family of Westfield, N. J., have in bathing suits, wearing just a pair 12 M. to 2:30 P. M. Indian Neck, Branford. back the car was missing. of trousers and in bare feet, trudged Formerly there was a steep in been visiting at the home of Mr. southward all through the day. cline south of- the bridge of about and Mrs. Walter N. Foster. Also a la Carte Service. Fee, 25 Cents. Samuel Smith of Charter Oak In Coroner J. Gilbert Calhoun;s Men on the street with shirts un 16 degrees but Mr. Bowen says this Mrs. Dorothy Donahue is staying Place, formerly timekeeper in the report of total expenditures of his buttoned at the throat and with is being reduced to about 11 de at the home of her mother Mrs. H. Machine Shop at Cheney Brothers, office for the quarter ending June sleeves rolled to elbows, strolled grees. Included with this work P. Files for a while as Mr. Dona Sone left today for Flint, Michigan, 30 which amounts to ?4,251.45, is slowly along the streets, almost is the straightening of the hill. The hue was called away on account of where he intends to work for an included among the bills of medi wilted by the terrific heat. Center workmen are removing about ten the serious illness of his sister. V o tk " automobile manufacturing con- cal examiners in Hartford county, Spring Park was thronged all feet of the embankment on the east The Foster Family Reunion’’, ;ern. Sammy, who was popular a bill of $53 by the local medical through the afternoon by mothers side of the road thus making the which was held at the Foster farm, here in sporting circles, has two examiner by Dr. William R. Tinker. with baby carriages and with chil street straighter. When the work on Foster street, the 5th. of July, The is completed travelers of the high brothers residing in Flint. dren dressed in the scantiest of at- was attended by 91 relatives com Harry R. Rylander of 38 Hudson tire. way will find a vast improvement ing from all around. It was notice Each year I have advised those needing heating According to Police Commlssion- street was fined $20 and costs by About the noon hour, silence over the old bridge and conditions able how many elderly people were systems to have the work done in the Summer months. which existed with it. The new Fr Willard B. Rogers, Chief of Po Judge Nathan A. Schatz in the Hart- struck the business section that re present. The oldest was over 91 Each year some take notice, have the work done minded one of the siesta periods in bridge is much higher than the old lice Samuel G. Gordon has per ford police court yesterday when one and this also adds to the reduc years. Several more were in the when it does not have to be rushed and are ready when formed a “ valuable but generally found guilty on a charge of speed Mexican and South American coun [ eighties, and seventies. tries. Outside of the mill work ing of the grade. Good Buildings cold weather comes. , .-1x1. 11. unknown service to the town’’ m ing. Mr. Bowen said although the ex Clinton Buckland and Charles keeping Manchester free from inva- ers, hurrying to and from work, But there are always those who wait until the last act figure of the cost envovled in Case spent the Fourth'at Atteman ?ion by carnivals and also by keep everyone else seemed to have fallen call, get a rush job and shiver before it is ready for use. asleep. Outside laborers worked making the improvements has not Beach, from Saturday until Monday Deserve Good ing away street venders who sell been placed, he estimated the total evening and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Here is the warning: ACT NOW 1 Be ready next alleged medicines. The cominis- listlessly, unable to wield pick or NOTED YEOMAN’S CASE shovel with their accustomed vigor would amount to approximately A. Buckland and Miss Irene Buck- Fall. sioner reports that Chief Gordon land motored down there for the because of the heat. $5,000. The bridge will cost close Paint has repeatedly refused to issue li to $3,000 and the work of reducing day Monday. censes to representatives of this On tobacco plantations, especially SET FOR WEDNESDAY under the cloth, the heat was ter the grade, about $2,000. Miss Kate M. Wetherell and W e sell good paint that you M. A. Ferris kind of money makers. Ralph Birdsey, spent the day last rific but these workers, accustomed j can spread economically and Heating Contractor to the heat, were able to last the day j Friday, with Mr. and Mrs. Mason Sidewalks and curbs are being Wetherell of Elro street, Manches that will give you good 65 East Center Street Continuance Granted in And through. i Mr. and Mrs. James Quinn of] laid on Pitkin street. The east As the afternoon waned, a cooling; ter. service. lide of the street has been com over’s Faction Fight— Jus Amsterdam, N. Y., are week-end Mrs. E. A. Buckland is 111 at her breeze came from the west and did I visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Also Varnishes pleted and work is now progressing tice of the Peace a Witness. much to alleviate the suffering. As home with tonsilitis. j Joseph Bell of 42 Russell street. and Stains. on Ihe west side near Porter soon as the stores and shops closed, street. (Special to The Herald) the old autos were brought out of Andover, July 10.— A continu garages and after supper whole A daughter was born to Mr. and ance of two days has been granted families took trips to the outskirts John L Olson Mrs. A. N. Potter of Wadsworth in the case of Miss Alice Yeomans, of the town and up Birch Mountain street yesterday afternoon at the 17-year-old daughter of Superior way to seek coolness. There was Painting and Decorating Manchester Memorial hospital. Mr. Court Judge Edward M. Yeomans, an unusually large number of autos Contractor. Potter is an instructor at the local on the streets beginning at 7 who was originally slated to face 699 Main St. Johnson Block high school and also night school a court hearing on a trivisl charge o’clock. The autoists remained out Do You Know until midnight in many cases. South Manchester. principal. it was learned today. The case I was formally set for Monday night Robert, three year old son, of but Instead she will be arraigned former police commissioner and NOTICE! Wednesday evening at 8 o deck, Mrs. James H. Johnston, of 9 Mun- standard lime at the home of act ro street was slightly injured yes ing Justice cl the Peace, Mis. Ruth What An Electric Oven terday while playing about the Benton. It will be an open hear house. The child fell on the side ing and it is expected that the walk and sustained slight cuts session will be crowded in view of To the Patrons of Ebout the face. the great interest which centers about the case. Cooker Will Do? A daughter was born yesterday Miss Yeomans was arrested at Mrs. Howe’s Maternity Home to Monday, June 28 by Deputy Sher Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Nachowsky iff Allison L. Frink on a charge The Manchester of 32 Hawthorne street. of operating a motor vehicle I ii^'i out a Massachusett’s license which ' i'';-'.1 Mr. Holton of Pinehurst Grocery permits a person 16 years old to has returned after a few days drive. The age limit in this state W ater Co. .0.' vacation. is 18 The arrest caused indigna tion on the part of the Yeoman All members of Company G and family and their sympathizers the Howitzer Company are request while on the other hand there was On account of the extreme dry weather it be ed to report at the armory at 7 another faction which ^backed the comes necessary to request consumers who are o’clock tomorrow morning. They action of the deputy sheriff. The will assemble at 7:30 and will en case would have been heard by using w’ater for outside purposes to confine the train at 8:55. All times referred Justice of the Peace Charles A. use of hose to the hours of 6 to 8 in the evening, to are daylight time. It is im Faulkner but he was an eye wit portant that all of the soldiers re ness to the alleged violation and that all consumers may be able to get what they port according to the time sched was instrumental in Miss Yeo- man's arrest. John, Alice s broth- Our work is careful— you will require for domestic purposes. We trust con ule as there will be need all of the They Are Not M u c li allotted time to make preparations. e r and a Harvard student turned find sumers will co-operate with the Manchester off the water supply In the Faulk Upon each job we keep our Water Co. in this particular. G o o d — Maurice Jobert, private first ner home shortly after the arrest class in Company G, will be the It was said. George T. Platt will mind. Either your clock or ycur only member of either of the local prosecute. A man can’t be a good mover While the water supply is adequate for all pur home. Let them run dorm two companies who will not be unless he is careful. He must poses the reservoirs being full, yet the great quan and neither is worth very able to go to Niantic with the Na have the proper respect for much. tional Guard tomorrow as the re CRYST.\L LAKE Or'TTNG tity of water being used for lawns and gardens re Wind up your home by sult of injuries. Jobert recently other people’s property. making those necessary re duces the pressure to an extent'that consumeis pairs— now! Don’t waste any sustained a severe Injury to his Twenty members of the Young Special Taxi Service. ankle in an auto accident on Main People’s Scholarship club went to at the high points in the district are unable to more time. Get started. Daily Express to Hartford. When it comes to sugges street and is confined to the hos Crystal Lake Thursday evening by secure w’ater for household needs. pital. Richard Edgar, a private tions on repairing the house, Come in and let us explain the value of this littie automobile to enjoy an outing at HARTFORD OFFiCE-^ you’ll find we can help some. in Company G, broke his leg in a the Knofla cottage there. cooker. Look in our show window and see the food that ...... Come in now — talk it over baseball game recently but will be A hot dog roast, games and 2*9941 The Manchester Water Co. is planning to lay and get going in the right was actually cooked in this cooker. able to go to camp nevertheless, bathing were on the program. The direction. according to his captain and phy cimmittee in charge was Miss Hel another large -main from source of supply in the To help you own one of these portable cookers we sician. en Crawford. Miss Agatha Wright, F e BRETT t-O lE N N E Y Spring, furnishing water in such quantity that a ai'e making a special offer in a few days. Watch for it. Sidney Harrison, Russell Crawford MOVING - EXPRESSING sufficient pressure will be maintained at all times. “ BTen the Bird* Own • George H. Cone of Manchester and Roy Norris. Chaperones were GENERAL TRUCKING Their Hiane* — And Green is one of the local Boy Mrs. Carrie Norris and Mrs. Agnes Repair Thc=.” Scouts spending his vacation at Gaylord. Camp Pioneer. The Manchester The funeral of Joseph Stevenson of 39 Wadsworth street will be held SHOE REP Am SHOP W. G. Glenney Co. from his late home at 1 o’clock Allen Place Manchester Electric Co. this afternoon. Rev. J. S. Neill Now Open will officiate and burial will be in 861 Main Street Tel. y M So. Manchester the East cemetery. It is expected For Business wooowo.. - - the funeral will be largely attend ed. (Has been closed due to ill ness of proprietor.) Miss Edythe Schultz of Oak street and Miss Helen Janssen of Spruce street left today for a week s vacation, part of which will be spent at the Walther League Con SAM YULYES vention in Baltimore and part at 701 Main St. Johnson Block A Cottage By the Lake the Sesqul-Centennlal celebration So. Manchester In Philadelphia. 4' —pmdeaee Ice----You Need It Now I n To Keep Your Food In Good Con dition r?n lx IjBi iiiiffininriil 'Wx Is Now^ Within The Reach Of All. To Make Cool. Drinks . ' ' LARGE SHdRE LOTS FRONTING ON BOLTON LAKE (Second take)' eoce ji%mcnt t o i y o n t Offered as low as $850.00 each. Some $400. The highest price is only $ 6 0 ^ beis bf fwwng a qoafified - ' You should mako your selection now while the tract is being developed. Price! Use Ice For Dependable Refrigeration ' are sure to increase as the building of cottages progresses. Service In Every Neighborhood. , See for yourself— then decide. '■ Turn to north on road east of Bolton station near first lake, drive over the hiU and Just Phone 496. t look lor sign, “ LAKE V I E W '- ^ v e right down to the water front. Manchester Trust Co. • It will cost nothing to examine this shore property. SEE South Manchester, Conn. Folly Brook Ice Co. Member American Bankers’ Association* L. T. Wood, Prop. P. J. O’Leary or Robert J. Smith 1009 MAIN STREET 55 Bissell Street So. Manchester A..- Past Washington Statue Theatre Movement, much a leader in the Little Thea Preparing for Breakdown the East at once. Pupil in Room Average Is A completely equipped little tre field as Plymouth Church it ■4> theatre 1s being constructed on the self has been prominent In reli Identified. for Cut in Debt. church premises, provided with gious thought. Her famous grand of Service. Maintained. WATER PRESSURE workrooms for the construction of father for many years worked to scenery, the designing of costumes, make Plymouth Church one of the MOSQUITO PESTS most famous religious institutions and with all the latest devices for New York. July 10.— New York’s New York, July 10.— Today Paris, July 10.— The government lighting, settings and the like. The in the country. LOW OVER NORTH subway strike was extended today scores of thousands are journeying The series of articles reKardlng will not interfere with the French school costs in Manchester, pre with the walkout of 235 of the In ASSAIL COOLIDGE to the Brooklyn Navy Yard to sea war veterans’ demonstration tomor pared for The Herald by the Ninth terborough Rapid Transit Coni' the Submarine S-51, lying In dry- row, M. Jean Durand, minister of school district committee through “ CRACKER” TOSSER AIMEE MCPHERSON pany’s 882 power house employes dock after giving up her eighteen Chairman Howell Cheney, Is con Patrons Asked to Cut Use interior, informed the cabinet to This brings the total of men on dead. tinued today. The second article day. Camp Alive With Stingers All the bodies have been remov follows: strike to more than 1,000. of Outside Faucets to Aid "Having been assured by the FOUND NOT c u m ‘PLANTED’ IN WILDS ed, it was indicated when those en former soldiers that their parade on Interborough oflBclals asserted and Black Flies and Rain gaged In the gruesome t^sk of re An Analysis of the Cost of Elemen Sunday will be unpolitical and not they were prepared to fill the places covery were not ordered to return. tary Schools In the Ninth Situation. a protest against the Washington of the new strike recruits with an Of the bodies found, twelve, so School District. debt accord, but a simple manifes emergency crew but expressed fear Adds to Woes. far, have been Identified. The accounts of the treasurer of tation of friendship for the United Raymond Finn Freed of Evidence Grows That Evan< of sabotage. Three of the crew of thirty-six the district do not distinguish be Water pressure In the north end States, I have decided not to oppose The full effect of the power officers and men were rescued and strike will not be fully known until eight bodies were picked up at tha tween the cost of different grades of the town, In the section served the demonstration," said the minis Charge of Tormenting gelist Was Taken to ''Nig- White Pine.s Camp, N. Y.. July of school. This Is arrived at by ter of Interior. later today. There is a possibility time of the wreck, leaving seven estimates of the superintendent. by the Manchester Water Company "The soldiers will place a wreath It was stated, that the strike of the 10.— The Coolldge vacation is suf now unaccounted for. It is be The distribution between the High has been so low during the past on the tomb of the unknown soldier Policeman Radding. gerhead” in Sedan. power men will effectually tie up all fering a serious attack from two lieved these were washed overboard school and the elementary schools week that consumers In some parts and then march to the Place Dlena subway and elevated trains in the sources. Rain and mosquitoes are and carried out to sea by the tide. Borough of Manhattan with the ex The board of inquiry which will Is shown below, and also the cost cf the town have been unable to and pay their respects before Wash the elements which so far have per pupil In average attendance. ception of the Third Avenue Ele fix responsibility for the wreck of get any water during the evening ington’s statue. Raymond Finn was found not Los Angeles, July 10. — With prevented the executive’s stay In the submarine, which was rammed Cost of High and Elementary hours. Last night one soda foun 20,000 To Parade vated, which has a power house of Schools For School Year guilty by Judge Johnson In the po proceedings before the Grand Jury its own. the Adlrondacks from being all by the City of Rome last Septem tain was unable to serve water or The city is today placarded with ber, is expected to sit all next 1025-1926. “ vlchy” because of the low pres notices, issued by the French vet lice court this morning of breach of at a standstill until next Tuesday, Plan More Buses. that might reasonably be expected. Salary: High school, $61,800.00; City and transit officials were From the first there Is hope of ulti •ft'eek. sure. erans, calling upon t3e French citi the peace. He was brought into interest In the Almee Semple Mc There is to be no public funeral elementary schools, $134,150.30. Today the Manchester Water zenry to join them tomorrow. It is conferring this morning with a view mate relief, but none from the lat court because of an episode on the Pherson mystery centers on two to increasing the emergency bus for the victims, as most of the bod Janitors: High school, $3,655.- Company has given notice through now anticipated that 20,000 will ter. morning of the fifth of July when service in the event of the antici Of the seventy-two hours that ies will be sent to relatives and tha 51; elementary schools, $15,049.- the columns of The Herald that participate in the demonstration. points. The first of these is the it was alleged he threw five fire appearance of Harry Swift, a mer pated breakdown. President and Mrs. Coolldge have last rites for each will be held ac 54. consumers should confine their Officials of the French war vet Office expense: High school, crackers at Policeman Aaron Rad chant. who made a statement cor Another accident occurred early been here at their summer White cording to the wishes of kin or use of garden hose to the hours of erans’ associations called on Ambas today at South Ferry when one friends. $943.72; elementary schools, $1,- 6 to 8 in the evening so that the ding. roborating the evangelist’s story of House it has rained almost contin sador Herrick yesterday and begged Finn was defended by Attorney truck of a string of empty cars on uously for 48 hours, a steady driz FOSTER. Lieutenant FREDERICK 871.17. pressure can be kep’ high the rest the kidnapping. him not to put an unfriendly inter William S. Hyde. He had several the east side subway line left the DAVID, 83 St. Mary’s Avenue. Enumeration: High school. $61.- of the day. The water company The second concerned itself with zling, depressing rain. pretation upon the "silent march” witnesses in court but introduced rail. A repair crew of forty men Nutley, N. J., a graduate of the 91; elementary schools, $185.74. management feels that the use of speculation as to startling new Victims of Pests. Hygiene: High school, $1,158.- of the nation’s former soldiers to only two. According to the testi evidence which Deputy District At jacked the car into place. No one It is the mosquitoes and black Naval Academy In the Class of outside faucets puts an unusual the statue of George Washington on mony of Policeman Radding, ho was injured. flies, however, which are causing 1922. 92; elementary schools, $3,478.77, drain on the system and this caus torney Joe Ryan announced he Dental hygiene: Elementary Sunday in protest against the terms was standing in the vicinity of the would present to the Grand Jury, the greatest discomfort for the EGBERT, Ensign EDMUND WEB es the low pressure. of the Berenger-Mcllon debt agree south end postoffice when the fire presidential party. The dense STER, whose parents lived at schools, $1,258.64. So poor has been the water ser the nature of which he declares Text book and supplies: High ment. crackers were thrown at him. He has not been disclosed here before. woods and the present dampness Mariners Harbor, S. I., but whose vice that complaints were made to They remained with (he Ambassa said the first one came within sev are bringing them out in swamps. school ' $4,070.43; elementary the Public Utilities commission. Discrepancy in Time. MRS. BUDLONG PLANS widow is now living at 20 Mur schools, $8,792.42. dor for several hours and assured eral feet of him and each succeed Swift appeared last nlgh« follow Marines and secret service men are ray Avenue, Annapolis. An investigator was In town yes him the sincerity of their friendship ing firecracker came closer so that coming off duty at White Pines Fuel, light and power: High terday, but the results of his visit ing the first day of the Grand Jury EARLE, ALLAN CLIFFORD, en- school, $6,029.87; elementary for their former American com the last one exploded at his feet. Camp their faces, arms and ankles glneman, first class, of Glouces are unknown. hearing. He asserts that while in TO CARRY CASE UP schools, $8,043.08. rades-in-arms, explaining that the No Intent. his automobile at Ocean Park the a perfect mass of bites. And those ter, Mass. Library: High school, $393.90; monster demonstration was intend From the evidence submitted by, day the evangelist disappeared, he inside are suffering almost as bad ELSER, HARRY DICK, coxswain, elementary schools, $539.60. ed as an appeal to America for a the two young men witnesses for observed some one being pushed If Beaten in Husband’a Suit ly, for screens seem to be no bar of 762 Jefferson Place, Columbus, Incidentals: High school, $240.- reconsideration of tha debt accord Finn, it appeared there were two into a machine at the place and Will Study Law for Appeal, to the pests. Ohio. rather than an angry gesture groups of boys who were having a Major J. F. Coupal and Com 41: elementary schools. $721.23. OUR SOLDIER BOYS In the manner described by Mrs. She Declares. HILTBOND. VALENTINE, chief Typewriters: High school, $739.- against the American Government. good time and were throwing fire McPherson. mander Joel T. Boone, the presi topedoman, of 21 Bayslde Ave., 86 The ambassador was unable to crackers at each other. Accord dential physicians, are spending . Swift's story checks with the Newport, R. I„ July 10.— If the Newport, R. I. Total. High school. $79,094.53. accept this view of the parade and ing to the testimony of these two evangelist’s tale in all but two most of their time handing out MARTIN, GEORGE HENRY, of LEAVE TOMORROW witnesses, and it oould not be outcome of the legal separation salves and lotions designed to keep Total, elementary schools, $174,- emphasized the fact that the plans points. There is a slight discrep suit of her millionaire husband for ficer’s cook, of 1,90b Federal 090.49. for it had already been taken in the shaken, there was no Intention tq ancy In the exact time of the event the mosquito away or alleviate the street, Philadelphia, a negro. throw firecrackers at Policeman alleged cruelty Is against her, irritation of the bite. Average attendance. High schopl United States as a d'eflnlte Indica and In the exact place it ocqjirred. McCa r t h y , jo h n Jo s e p h , sea Radding. Mrs. Milton J. Budlong, who cre To Disappear in Week. 650.3. tion of resentment. District Attorney Asa Keyes and ated a rensation by dismissing man first class, of 357 East Fifty- Average cost per pupil, High One Hundred and Thirty to Couldn’t Call It Off Attorney Hyde said the case had Caretaker Oscar Otis and other assumed proportions beyond its Im Deputy District Attorney Joe Ryan her counsel and assuming the role residents of this section have un third .street. New York. school. $121.62. The French veteran officials also are reported as having hastily de of attorney, will spend the re MIMS, FRANK LESTER, fireman Average atetndance, elementary, informed the ambassador that when portance. It was nothing more dertaken to assure the President Entrain for Camp than a Fourth of July prank and parted today on a trip in connec mainder of the summer studying and Mrs. Coolldge that after July third class, of 839 Liberty street, 1 93 3.9. they realized that the announce tion with the VePherson case. law to fit herself to carry her fight Au:i i?ta, Ga. Average cost per pupil, elemen ment of their demonstration had the boys should have been treated 15 the mosquitoes will disappear. Their destination Is unknown. personally to the Rhode Island "I trust they don’t forget the PIERCE, JAMES FRANKLIN, chief tary. $00.02. stirred up disapproval in America, by Radding right on the spot rath Herald to Send Reporter. er than brought into court. He Mrs. McPherson Issued a lengthy supreme court. date,” observed Mr. Coolldge. care motor machinist’s mate. Teachers’ Salaries. they had tried to call off the statement accusing enemies of plot "I expect an adverse decision THOMAS, CHARLES CARELL, It might ba assumed that the thought the state had produced very fully scratching the latest bite. parade. This was impossible, they ting to ruin her "four square" gos and I will devote myself in the fireman, second class, of 311 Mis cost of education In the Ninth Dis little evidence and that his client The President expectk to leave added, although an executive meet pel and discredit herself. following months to a study of law souri street, El Paso, Texas. trict Is high in comparison with Manchester will bid farewell to should be discharged. the Adlrondacks n«»xt week to ing was in session far into the night Belittle Patrolman. •‘Joan of Arc” to prepare myself to argue my spend a few days at his birthplace TRIFFITT, STEPHEN HARTLEY. other towns of our size in the state Its soldier boys tomorrow for two in the effort to induce the majority No names are mentioned by her, own case before the Supreme because the scale of teachers’ weeks. Promptly at 8:55, the two- Prosecuting Attorney Hathaway In Plymouth, Vt.. It was officially torpedoman, first class. to abandon the demonstration. maintained that the aim of the but she intimates these will be court.” she declared today. announced. "The trip will be made WILLS, ROBERT HOLLAND, tor wages was higher. Such Is not. the Manchester units of the 169th In Then the government banned the Mrs. Budlong was still reluctant fantry, Connecticut National crowd was to belittle Policeman forthcoming later. She comnrres by motor. No time for departure pedoman, first class, of 422 Free case. The median salary of our parade, and its leaders became more herself with Joan of Arc as a vic today to discuss current rumors Guard, Company G. and the Howit Radding as he was one of the has yet been determined. mason street, Norfolk, Va. elementary school teachers for the determined than ever to go through tim of religious persecution and of a possible reconciliation with year 1924-25, the last reported, zer Company will entrain at the youngest on the force. He thought with the demonstration. the boys were taking advantage of charges that the plot was formed her husband, who was reported to was $1,375.50. The median for the Manchester depot. One hundred have emphatically stated that and thirty strong, they will assem •Appeal To Frlcnd.s his inexperience. because Angelus Temple was be state was $1,466.40, as reported by coming "too successful.” "such a thing is impossible.’* the State Board of Education- and ble at 7:30 and march from the As a concrete proof of their as- Judge Johnson said he was on the sortions of friendship with America, street himself on the night in ques The new evidence mentioned by "I would do anything for the PAUL CRAVATH AND HEAT CAUSES FIVE the average for towns of our^^class State Armory on Main street to the children.” Mrs. Budlong said. "I for 1924-25, the last year reported, depot where they will board a the officials said that a statement tion and firecrackers went off near Ryan is conjectured to relate to the would ’ e Issued coincident with him but he considered it only boy- mysterious blue sedan which has want neither divorce nor a separa was $1,427.45. In 1925-26 our train bearing the Willimantic com tion. All I want is separate main HIS WIFE SEPARATE NEW YORK DEATHS pany. Companies from Meriden, Sunday’s parade in which it would average was $1,409.37; and In tenance.’’ 1926-27 It will be $1,441.42. Not Bristol. Middletown and New Brit (Continued on page 2) (Continued on Pago 2.) only were we lower In 1925-26 ain will also meet at Hartford. (Continued on Page 2.) Notable Romance of Famous Ope Windowsill Sleeper Killed They will go by special train to than the average of the state and - Lawyer and Opera Singer by Fall— Beaches Are Vast our class a year earlier, but our Saybrook and along the Shore Breaks After 35 Years. Bed Rooms. iverage has advanced slightly less route to Niantic. They are expected Vacation Thoughts in Manchester —By Harry Anderson than 5 per cent In two years, and to arrive shortly after noon. New York, July 10.— Five deaths Hold Final Drills. New York, July 10.— After thir will not yet be equal next year to — «> today marked New York’s toll of Company G held its final drill ty-two years of apparently happy whqt the state average was two fatalities in the smelterlng heat Thursday nlglit and the Howitzer married life, Paul D. Cravath, 65, years ago. The higher cost of our wave that swept the east and mid elementary schools cannot there Company held its last night. All famous lawyer, and his wife, for merly Agnes Huntington, opera dle west. Eight prostrations are fore be found In our elementary equipment was in readiness for the reported. encampment and in the case of the singer, have parted. school teachers’ salaries. Relief is promised by this after Furthermore, It Is to the point to Howitzer Company uniforms were ^FTEI? ^HOOTIWG THE fOUQTW FULL OF Mo l e s - "Mrs. Cravath,” said a statement ^ (ANTIC SbuN issued from Cravath’s office today, noon or tonight in cooler weather.' call attention to the fact that our issued to the numerous new re accompanied by a heavy thunder room teachers’ rates nave advanced cruits recently sec\ired. Company HAVE i m "has decided that she prefers to riL jo5TPtr live apart from her husband, and storm. 152.8 per cent from 1913-14 to G has three officers and seventy- Q U EEfp ED )T FOr<> INIS'U£7 CM i The latest death was that of Sal 1925-26, or from $557.48 to $1,- one men while the Howitzer Com Mr. Cravath. while regretting the .ChOOO kHDMiSX ( separation, has yielded to vatore Slgrol, 54, who plunged to 409.37. The cost of wages In the pany has three officers and fifty- NEXT YEA9 " " the street early today from a win '.ocal Industries has been found to three men. It is quite possible that Cravath’s wishes In that regard.’’ Rllt Is New. dow of his apartment on the fifth have advanced over 204 per cent a few of the G men x^ll be trans floor. He was sleeping at the win In the same period. It Is clear that ferred to the H<'witzer Company No clue to the reason for the reparation was given. The rift dow to catch a breeze. we have not overpaid our teachers during the encampment. Hundreds of thousands slept on either by comparison with other Pentinnil Promoted. between the Cravaths is said to have ajipeared only ;i month ago beaches at Coney Island and other rommuuitles or by comparison with Captain Dexter, of the Howitzer resorts. 3thcr callings. Company, announces that Private when Cravath returned from a The answer to the problem of John Pentland, ex-captain of Com European yachting tiip. higher costs will be apparent to pany G and overseas veteran of The romance of the Cravatha those who.will carefully compare the World War, who recctly en thrilled both stage and society In the facilities offered by your school listed as a private, has been pro the early nineties. It was describ MOTORIST KILLS TWO nith those of the average of the moted to Top Sergeant, a rank ed as "an Ideal love match.’’ She itate and of our class. The cost Is which last year was held by Al was then a famous singer. Since nigher because you have distinctly bert Stevenson. In speaking about their marriage. Cravath has become IN HALT ON ROAD better schools than those communi the promotion. Captain Dexter said a distinct success. He has been ties In which a lower average cost Pentland’s experience was the counsel for some of the biggest Golfer Held at Darien Says prevails. Let us Illustrate this by cause of his promotion. He added: concerns In America: did unusual ihowiag what would bo the cost of "I also believe that a good share work for the American government Parked Car Showed No elementary schools distributed be of the cradit for our securing the during the war and was decorated Lights— Not So, Say Police. tween the different classes of sub large number of enlistments and for meritorious services and fre jects taught, with the expense fig re-enlistments, is due Sergeant quently has been mentioned as a Darien, July 10.— With the ar ured for convenience sake on the Pentland. Simultaneously with his possibility for ambassador to the rest and release on ball of $2,500 basis of the cost per pupil In aver enlistment as a private came the Court of St. James’. of H. T. Giles of Darien, It was age attendance. enlistments of ten other recruits. learned that Giles was the driver Cost Per Pupil In Average To a great .extent Sergeant Pent- of an automobile which struck and Attendance. land’s enlistment saved the day for killed Edward Langford of Stam Cost of medical Inspection, us,” he concluded. [«)wcYa/Ev£(2 DURKIN, GUILTY, GETS ford and Harold Cobb of Port- dental hygiene and nurse $2.24 Nolan Now Major. chester last night as the two men Cost of manual training . . . 1.80 Although everybody was busy ^■[oPPiO r o , were changing a tire on their ma Cost of cooking and sewing 8.20 getting prepared for camp, there mf KIOCIES AT C O N S lO E f? n p n o u fl 35 YEARS IN PRISON chine on the Post road here. Cost of prevocatlonal trade was much talk at both drills about KIWANIS’ c a m r According to the police Giles training In Trade school .83 the promotion of Captain Joseph 1370^000 SCHOOL was driving with Miss Donna Mor /- Chicago. July 10.— Thirty-five Cost of physical instruction P. Nolan, commander of the Serv years in prison was the verdict ton, daughter of a wealthy New and physical development ice company, to major of the third reached by the Jury today In the York business man. He claims Cost of music and drawing . 8.05 battalion. Major Nolan succeeds IS case of Martin James Durkin, Chi the other car displayed no lights. Total cost of non-clfisBroom Major Reginald H. Stow who has cago’s "shooting sheik,’’ charged This is denied by the police. work ...... 14.16 tendered his resignation. Major No with the murder of Edwin C. Giles is well known In this vici Cost of traditional classroom lan Is well known among the local IVATCH FOI? ■we Shanahan, federal agent. nity as an amateur golf champion. instruction Including su officers and men and is well liked. SERIES OF A
HIGH SCHOOL's VS. the GRADE Cosl^SHOWN POPS
