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HIGH SCHOOL's VS. the GRADE Cosl^SHOWN POPS 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 <S>- 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.
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