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6,114 Btaabw of the Audit Bureau of Clrenlotleue MANCHESTER — A QTY OP VILLAGE CHARM

MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 25, 1938 (FOURTEEN PAGES) VOL. LVn„ NO. 251 (CMsolflod Advortifling ou Pugo U ) PRICE TAREE .CENTS

Wins HiUbilly Campaign'^ SENATOR SEES :1 STATE COUNTS COST

GOVERNOR F.D.R. FAILURE

OF DOWNPOUR WEEK

ON THIRD TERM

OF PUERTO RICO, IS

AS WATERS SUBSIDE Vandenberg Believes Presi*

P. O. MAHBS DRIVE dei^Will Try But Lose TARGET OF ASSASSIN Farmers, Tobacco Growers ' ON CHAIN LETTEBS

Washington, July 35— (A P)— h Convention Or, If Npiii” EASTERN ROADS PUT UP Leadiog, Suffer Worst But “ne poatoffice department Is FARES HALF A CENT

Ing to break up s new series of SIX DIE IN AIR, inated, On Election Day. chain letters. About 75 persons Washington, July 25.— (A P)— State And (ItOities Corn- Eastern railroads tegan charg^big have been reprimanded, officials Celebration Of Landing Of said today. Most of the schemas more for passenger tickets to- Washington, July 35.— (AP) — ROAD CRASHES day. With Interstate Commerce panies Are Also HiL have concerned merchandise. The outbreak is nowhere near the Senator 'Vandenberg (R., Mich.) ex- Commission approval, they - In- U. S. Troop Misses Go?er- I creased the fare from 2 to 2.5 size of the dime chain letters pressed the opinion that President circulated a few years ago. Roosevelt would seek a third term. IN THIS STATE cents a mile for an expe^nental The dreary business of counting nor And Officials; Two T expect him to try,” Vandenberg period of 18 months. ^p the damage faced Connecticut -4* said, “but I do not expect blm<'to' 'ey as a letup in the rains-which succeed.’’ , Men KiDed, Miuiy Wound- eve pelted the state almost con- The statement was contained In 3 Naval Officers KiUed In fInuouBly for the past week gave a letter which the senator wrote to SCHOOL BOARD a Michigan constituent and which ed Bnt Parade Goes On. Irtual assurance that flood condl- Wreck Of Bomber In O’D A N IE W IN S was made public by a friend here. tions would disappear. It came in the midst of speculation Farmers, especially . the tobacco DEFENDS SELF over third term possibilities. Woodbridge; Auto Acci- Sfm.Jnan, Puerto Rico fby tels- ^ . growers in the northern section, of Oovenibr Frank Murphy of Mich;- INTEXAS; MAURY the state, seemingly were the worst phOne to New Ydfk)~july 35— (AP) igan declared in a sp^ch at Tra- Sufferers but the state Itself and in- verse City, Mlcb., jresterday that W..Lee O'Danlel, Forth Worth flour salesman, has wonrthe Demo-, dents Fatal To Three Men —^Major-General Blanton Winsblp, dividual :communities faced a size- ONfAGESTAND cratic nomination for governor. N omlnatlon la equivalent to election. "we -may have to draft the President MAVERICK OUT governor of Puerto Rico, escaped att able repair bill because of washed for four more years of leadership." O’Danlel, who campaigned with a hillbilly band and a sound truck, out roads and collapsed or damaged aasasaln’s bullet at P on^ today John D. Hamilton, Republican dally ate a peach and displayed hla political treasure cbost In which he By ASSOCIATED PRESS k bridges. collected donations. He couldn’t vote for himself because he hadn't while he was reviewing a '^78. of informed bow many. D m age to hay, to vegetables and town meetings has npt been follow- Vandenberg, who Is In Michigan, 22, of Ansonla, and Mark Tiittle, 65, Mired indirectly in the O’Danlel *n trip from Port Washington, N. Y., to landslide were two potent members Find By Natlowadet to other produce was unestimated. ed, and why the School Board still wrote that "I may be forgiven for Ireland. ThompaonvUle, Frank Washlnakl, refuses to pubUsH the teachers’ , pay commenting upon the opposition’s Haifa, Palestine, July 25— (AP) of Congress, tart-tongued Mpury They said the first shot Thirty-five hundred customers In of New Haven. five otnt tt the towns supplied by the Mats. The teacher salary question presidential problem Inasmuch as —A Immb blasted-the crowded Arab Th? Mercury alighted In the air Maverick and Morgan Sanders, who Heved to have been fired by a nqse* harbor here at 9:26 a. m. (E. S. T.) Blame Weather GuUford-Cheater Water Company In has arisen at various times, and Mr. Farle'y (Democratic national market place here today for the Pending the findings of official was slated for ebairmanahip of the ber of the NatlonoUst party, tha a 1 chairman) has so freely commented from Port Washington. From Bot- powerful House ways and means group demanding independence for nil Old Saybrook, Westbrook, Clinton, during the past two years, on two second time in a month, killing 39 investigators, blame for the sky Guilford and Madliwn were asked to separate occasions, town meetings upon ours.” wood, her schedule calls for fllghta committee. the United States’ insular poeeei'i w i Arabs par-nIf1 RerV- controlled legislature, which begins list# Are Available ed suicides by Dr. Ralph W. Crane, probable toll of lives taken by a Oovemor Winohlp was fired oo oa ^ th u 14 Inches, have fallen since last stunting military plane which plow- wortb, a state representative, td a special session tonight, laws to The School Board members who medical examiner. ToSnsday.' ^ be stood In the reviewing stand with signed the statement agree that the Tho body of EMward G. Barbour, ed Into the center of a crowd of crush Sanders. ^ The youngster other executives of the Island gov- curb such Inquiries and "protect the Brady and Menard, wool centers 30,000 and burned during a military constitutional rights” of the legis- salary lists ore available to any who 34, superintendent of tbe Stamford ernment. He remained in th* stand Air, Land ^ Naval Ele- which were flooded Saturday, also review Sunday. At least 34 per- (Continued On Pmge Two) lative and executive arms of the wish to peruse them, even if they Baptist Church Sunday School, was and the ptuode continued. have not been published os ordered reported heavy downpours last sons were killed .outright, including government. found by his wife, dangling from a night. . Several siupects wjwe held. Otheni by the voters. rafter at 3 o’clodk this morning. In the pilot. Ehght women and X3 men He summoned the legislature as a ments Join In Drive Bnt escaped hut detectives sold they It is on this point of publication the rear of their home on Washing- were among the Identified vlctinui. knew who the rioters were. final expedient in his three-months’ Identifications were difficult be- battle against .charges of blackmail, that the main argument appears to ton ave. No reason' could be ad- WILL REMAIN MYSTERY. SPANISH REBELS Senator P.- J. SeroUes, who waa cause the bodies were mangled bad- extortion and coercion of state em- Defenders Hold Firmly. vanced, by membera of the family Woodbridge, July 26.— (AP) — standing in tbe reviewing box new (Conttamed on Page Ten.) for 'Barbour’s act. Medical Exami- Investigators said toddy that the ly, however, and saddened crowds ployes aimed at him and 13 of bis waited through the night before Governor Wlnablp, waa struck in the ner Ralph W. Oane said. cause of a plane crash Here which arm and slightly injured. associates; WIN IN NEW AREA The charges grew out of the bit- ahangbal, Ju)y 25 — (AP) — The body of Albert Hoyt, 67, of killed three U. S. navy fliers would Thousands bad paraded post and 223 Henry St„ waa found lying probably never be knon'n. (Continued on Page Two.) primary campaign In which the Japan’s air, land and naval forces the crowds were orderly until afaotg Ibemobrata were spilt three ways. ROOSEVELT TWICE combined their power today in an under bis car-early today by hla sis- .“Frankly, we are all completely crackled over the music of the-Na^

me were hurled by Charles J. intensified drive on Klukiong, key ter, who, missing him, went Into puzzled," LL Coniinander B. P. Sweep Over 3,125 Miles On tional Guard Band as it marched by the garage, and found him lying on Kaufman, in charge of the Floyd 80,000 TIMBER ACRES Margiotti, then attorney-general and Yiangtze river port, but Chinese de- the reviewing box, fenders of the battered city -were a blanket, bis head under .the ex- Bennett-field .naval baae, aald-this on Independent .,£andidate;..fbz.. .the -I' Democratic gubernatorial nomina- reported holding firm. V ' ' ' “ haust pip#; ' a-^ vlcthn bf - - carbon moititag.''' ' “W e oehh'ot’ underdtand Western Frontier As Va- Graeril Wlnshlp. who retlrwt -G O N E IN ONE COUNTY tion. Earle later fired blnb Japanese spokesmen here refused monoxide poisoning. Hoyt had why tte plane waa flying so low. * from tbe "United States Army iB been in ill health for some time, Dr. The only reasonable possibiUty WMtt’To 0 .-0 . P.om olal . to reveal detail of the battle, but l&33„.haa. beet gov.enus .of .PuectQ . foreign oourees in the vicinity of Ci-ahs reported.'-...... ' ; —• ' points to motor trouble;- lencia Drive Is Halted. Morglottl carried bis accusations Ignore Snnday Crossn^ And Nor'lKwesi Forest Blazes Con- Rico-since Feb.'5, 1934. He U 6g to the Republican district attorney Kiuklang oold the invaders were tinue But End Of Extreme years old. using-oU . available power - to gain of DiupMir 'county '(BKrrisburg): HearSpen fi Pfedreted. Labor trmiUes and -Nsttadaliat' Carl B. Sbelley, wb6 obtained the Neptmie Ceremony ts Held the river gateway to Hankow, 135 Hendaye, France, (At the Spanish disturbances__ __ have plotted almost miles upriver. - . Frontier), July 25.— (AP)—SpanUh hls'«tlre"term right to proceed with the Investlga- j Land forces fought on toward Seattle, July 26.— (A P )—Flamea Insurgents cleaned up a newly con- ^^st serious Inddent was Major Crime imU. S. Every ate rapidly through timber on the (Oontlnoed on Page Eight.) Today Amid Galapagos. Klukiong from Kutong, seven miles Warm Springs Indian Reservation in Jefferson County, Oregon, today, Bular chief o f pollc* and former (Contianed on Page Eight.) Secs., Says Group swift offensive almost on the oppo- 22 La\p but a prediction that the prolonged site side of the nation from the main United States Army colonel, by two Aboard Cruiser Houston, in Gala- beat speU was about to end brought Nationalists at S,an Juan, Feb. 24, ' WOMAN IS SENIBiCED warfront on the Mediterranean pagos Archipelago, July 25.—(AP) a measure of hope to the fire-harried coast. 1936. —President Roosevelt croasee the Indianapolis, July 35— (AP) “ Our committee feels that Its Pacific NorthwesL Riggs, Yale graduate and mem- BRITAIN PLANS LOW One out of every 37 persons In the The conquered territory ,1s In Els-' FOR ESPIONAGE PAPERS Equator a second,time, today In or- work does not He In any of tbe fol- Marching unchecked before a high trtmadura Province, near the Por- ber of a prominent Washington and der to reach Albemarle Island of tbe United ‘states, a land in which 200,- lowing fields; Juvenile delinquency, wind, the' Warm Springs blaze has 000 citizens will commit murder be- tuguese border, where the govern- Maryland Family, was riding un- Galapagos group, and to provide on COST AIR TRAINING crime prevention, personnel, sub- covered 80,000 acres and destroyed ment’s westernmost salient had armed In an automobile when tha occasion for traditional shipboard fore they die, is a criminal, tbe law stantive law, proc^ure, probation, a fourth of the reservation’s pine C!ets Year A t Belfast For Hav- enforcement committee of the been a potential-threat against the attack occurred. Equator-croesing Ceremonies. imprisonment and parole,” the re- timber stand. Insurgents’ solid grip on .western ing Repnblican Army Docu- London, July 25.— (AP)T-Pritaln American Bar Association reported port said. ; , ' On June 9, 1937, a dosan shots Tb* cruiser Houston, bearing the To tbe armies of men fighting for- Spain. Within it are 23 important were fired In San Juan at J.%lge ment On Police, Arm s. Presidential party ra a fishing trip, Is effecting a scheme for cheap a vl-. today. "The committee does believe that est fires throughout the Pacific towns and a population of 400,000. ation training‘Ito popularise flying Characterizing crime as one of Improvement in criminal law en- Northwest the Seattle Weather Bu- Robert A. Cooper of the United anchored south of the Equator lost The five-day campaign, originally States District Court, who bad sen- BelfOot, Northern Ireland, July 35 night in SuUi'van bay, James Island, to boost her potential pilot strength. America’s "major problems,” tbe forcement is possible through ac- reau held out hope that tempera- started as a feint to draw govern- — (A P )—A woman woe sentenced Air guard sections of aviation clubs committee made public a prelimin. tion along, other lines,” the report tures would return to normal ^tb- tenced eight Puerto Rican National- one o f tbe smaller isles of the archi- ment troops away from the- defense today tb i. year’s imprisonment for pelago. will be formed, with a minimum of jA>Y report on its extensive studiM,studies, declared, "and that the American 'morrow. — . ^ f Valencia, waa understood to have ists to prison terms for conqilracy poBseasing ‘Trisb RepuUlcon Army In order to prevent Sunday ob- 13 membera, and Instruction will b* but did not recommend any apeclfls Bar Association has an obUgation The .Bfg Polk county fire In Ore- BUipriaed even Insurgent command- to overthrow, the United States gov- atepd to prevent a further spread of documents” containing elaborate de- ervonoes from conflicting with the niode available through govern- to perform in this record." gon. which took one life Friday, era by its success. ’ ernment on the island. ment subsidy for about 310, at 50 law; violation. . toils of the strength and dlspooitioa holiday routine arrange^ for King 15 BlUlon Bill waa under control. For Defense of Valencia More recently labor - troubles,' of Belfast police and the storage of- cents to 31.35 an hour. The present A better record of enforcement, Turning to statistical the com- 'Twenty-six new fires were_ re- General Jose Miaja, commander of principally among kmg*eremaa Neptune’s arrival, tbe P ruden t and cost la from 37.50 to 310 on hour, tbe five-member committee • assert- police arms, i others aboard the ship Ignored yes- mittee fixed the cost of crime in £hls ported in Douglas County,"' Oregon. government forces in the east, was with about 16 hours required to ed, could be brought about easily country at 316.000,000,000 annually The woman. Mrs. Mary McAre- terday’s crotslng, and ocbeduled the Smoke was so thick In that area believed to have withdrawn so many (Contiaiied on Pago T h .) avey, fainted when the sentence was qualify for a civilian pilot’s license. ”by increasing tbe powers and num. and waimed that "each year it that a forestry patrol plane was veterans from the long-quiet west to ceremonies for'today. Tbe guard members will be . re- bars of officera, by decreasing the - pronounced. Her attorneys lodged The party’s PoUywogs—;Voyagers ahowa an Increase.” Major crimes grounded at Rosenburg. bolster the defenses of Valencia that TREASURY BALANCE on appeal. quired to algn an agreement to of- safeguards of accused persons and are committed at'the rate of one The serious Ryderwood blaze tn the Insurgents found only slight re- who never hs've crossed tbe Equator Authorities sold she also hod re- fer aervicea in any emergency to by limiting cur freedom 'with regu- every 22 seconds, the report said, Cowlitz county, Washington, was sistance. Washington, July 3S—egion haa held a carnival this u zoom upward Just before the lin- The prime minister said thare bad stated theory that it was the peo- “'iTje Industry,” he said, “wlU al- that correspond to tbe inside cellar chairs available at a small fee, and Prealdent E. J. McCabe o f ' the • CEMENT AND paeL a car be was operating left Hart- tion; the 40 and 8. its IStb; and the the first year they have experienced been "confidential esehanga whSt ple’s rather than the Senate’s bual- most have to adopt this wage aa walls. Two very thin coats had quantities of park benches supplied Ctoamber, Efforts were made to ob- PLASTER 8 and 40, Its iStb annual session. any such a bad break as the weath- Eight Feet Into Earth been applied. ’The material when ford road, skidded, snapped a utili- gratis through the courtesy of the Birch Street Youth Suffers waa masnt by the "Spanlah setUe- jsess. j : the going minimum because the • FLUE snd DRAINAGE H Convention headquarters, will be er handed them last week. It is dry is of a darkish gray color and ties pole and overturned. The auto Park Department. tain tho use of the Now Haven’s The motor made a hole eight feet m€Qt which hd mAd6 a prior con- "With such an array of opposi- at the Mohican Hotel where the companies can not easily segrate was quite badly damaged. Police- TILE expected with the- clearing of tbe deep in the soft earth, the plane dltion to operation of the agree, tion, I do not really see how can- taeir employes into groups working looks like regular ’ jiement. it la The program will Include Over- streatavrllnod flyer, ‘^[rhe Comet” , but SBaeu'Uve committee will meet Wed- weather today there will be a large man David Galligan, who Investi- were unsuccessful. • NORFOLK PAINT Bad Fracture At Former was smashed to bits and the bodies ment didate Roosevelt could win bis own OB government contracts and those handled by the Nu-Home Improve ture In C nrtnor by Henry Hall- nesday n l^ t. The business sessions crowd present tonight. of Its occupants so badly mangled The prime minister said there had convention. Tet I d < r ^ a e e where ment Service, i03 Spruce street. gated, was told that the car skid- bauer, well known Hartford musi- A meeting:of the outing commit- • HARDWARE ring Of the lepton will be htld at the who are not.” ded and went nearly 100 feet before The new t ; ^ s of "soldlera three”—to borrow a phrase from Kipling that early arrivals at the scene been ‘‘confidential exchanges of he can find hls ‘Charlie McCarthy' Walling and the Public Contracts It will take any of the regular cian. and E. F. Doherty's arrange- tee will be hdid early this week to 2 Main Street Td. S13S Oarde theater on Thursday, Friday Dunir Place This Morning. with personal power enough to stand breaking the pole. Carabino tvas not —are Richard Ox)mwell, Gary Cooper and Franchot Tone who enact the K.' were unable to teU whether there views” between tbe two govern- Board asked the steel companies 'decorative finishes except that. If ment of Debussy’s Nocturne in D discuss tha matter and it Is axpect- 5 O f and Saturday mornings. 'The open- were two, three or four victims. ments on the question but, he add- any show of perpetuating the dy- the walls are to be painted after held...... leading roles in Parampjjnt's thrilling adventure spectacle, 'The Lives of flat both of which will be heard with ing session will be given ovOF to - Naval Investigators arrived at ed, "I never committed myself to a nasty. So, as a Jovial precedent and labor unions to submit statis- Frank Stavlskl, 59, no address, a BengaU l^cer,” drawn from the book by Francis Yeats-Brown, 'hie ODANIEL WINS tics at a hearing today to guide the applying the waterproof coat, interest, it Is anticipated by the greetings, the appointment and re- John Zikua, IS, son of Mr. and the scene Saturday night and de- complete or even partial definition breaker, I expect him to try him- waa arrested at 10 p. m. Saturday picture comes*-tomorrow and_Wednesday to the Circle theater. The Wednesday mght audience. government in fixing the “prevail- paint must be selected that will not companion feature "Horsefeathers” presents those merry maniacs the ver- ports of the various convention com- parted yesterday taking all ths of the phrase." self. ruined by lime. Tbe preparation at Stockhouse road and North Main Tbe balartce of the program will QUtteea, announcements of swards Mrs. Koitsnty Zlkus of 84 Birch ing wage” scale. This procedure is Marx Brothers in one of their earliest and funniest eomediea. nTeckage, even to the smalltst Haro-pressed for an answer “But If the Issue ever goes to the contains a small amount of that en street on a charge of intoxication by be made up of Wagner’s Introduc- .^-<^su»d trophies; and addre.ssea by street sustslned a serious compound INTEXAS,-MAURY people themselves, I am perfectly required by the Walsh-Healey act fracture of hie . right leg at 11 piece, back to New York. They In- whether "during the recess . tbe„ emy of ordinary bouse paint. The Policeman Lucius Thrall. ^ tion to'A ct HI of tbe opera Ixiben- fwo bayor Joseph A. St. Germain, U. H. dicated they would return to Wood- sure that they will say It is ‘unwige. rregu e la t in g Federal contracts. o'clock this morning when he fell prime minister will be at lIlMrty to nac, tightness of the piece of glass in the grin, three movements of Tebatkow- Kitchen Stools •enator Augustine Lonergkn. Scc- bridge soon to complete details of unpatriotic and fraught with p e y Act’s Condlttons the Young Republican club officers, about 20 feet from an old apple Implement the agreement by put- lersL concrete was very interesting. Tbe sky's Symphony No. 6 In B minor. ' retary of State C. John Sattl and MAVERICK OUT the investigation there. ting his own interpretattons on the to our free inetitutlone' to threatcIff The act compels companies whose notices of the outing were sent to : Congressman William J. Fitzgerald. tree In a field of the former Dunn- glass had been set, in the blocks YOUNG G .O .P . CLUBS Opus 74 (Pathetlque) and tho Ber- Ir Lustrous Chromium Deputy State Aviation Commis- phrase,” Chamberlain said .A'there democracy with a' third president f itracts with tbe .United States ex- with the waterproofing material and HEADS OF BOTH PAKTIES the Republican State Central Com- Friday Oumta estate. Maple and .Spruce streets, term.” lioz Overture "Benvenuto Cellini.” (Continued from Page One.) sioner George P. Kane and James Is no change in the slthatlon.” $10,000 to adopt a 40-hour there was no sign of shrinkage or mittee, all Republican members of At PYlday’a session the distin- now owned by the British Ameri- J. Corrigan. New Haven county weel'eek, pay prevailing wages approv- On. guished guests will Include Gov. Wll- leakage. the 1937 General Assembly from Cash and Carry Special can Club. shouted promises to w'ork for pen- coroner, also undertook investiga- ed by Secretary Perkins, ban child TO CAMPAIGN IN MAINE PLAN AN OUTING GLOUCESTER SEINER |mi c L. Cross, U. S. Senator Fran- The 'waterproofing while prefer- Hartford County and to the mem- The boy had climbed tho old ap- sion Incresses: decisred his-loyalty tions. “ snd convict labor and conform to GOES ASHORE IN PUG cis T. Malqney, Congressman Wll- ple tree and evidently had gone out STUNTING AIRPLANE ably applied to the Inside 'wall, can bers of the Young Republican clubs to President Roosevelt. Trailing A New Haven undertaker shipped certain standards for 'working con- be used on tbe outside both of the County. tel*> ttam ti. Citron. Major Thomas Ban- on a largo limb near the top "of the IiliTuyes aralth County Judge Brady the victims’ . bodies WgaB, upertntendsnt of the Veter- to Massaehu- dltlens. ------^— - — 4 above and below grade.^ It binds Portland. Me., July 26— (A P )— Those from Manchester planning Gloucester, Maas., July 25.— (AP) (API tree to shake off a few' kpplM (tiiit Gentry. Two hundred votes back, setts yesterday. N. Y. Stocks Most steel companies have adopt- National chairmen of* both major ans Hospital at Newington; and werie on . the outer branches. While ^ KILLS 34 IN BOGOTA perfectly and won’t chip. While it WH Be HeU W edseeb; to attend can arrange for reserva- —The lOO-fopt Gloucester fishing labtp, National Vlve-Commander Philip almost out. of runoff contention, " Motorist Drowns ed the 40-hour-week. WffiHng said is rather more costly than the ap' parties will lend their presence next tions by calling President Harold seiner Uncle Sam, carrying a creqr .4 9 shaking off the apples, the large was-.Sanders. •Hie weather was also held reepon- Id an Oonley. Adams Exp ...... 12% the fact that the industry is operat- plication of ordinary cement tbe month to campaigns for a Sept. 12 Maher o f the Manchester Young of 16, was fast on the Jagged rocks limb, about eight Inches In diameter .ITnslonIst Beat* MaoFarlane. Bible for one o f the traffic fatalftles. Air R educ...... , (Oonttniied Page One.) Mng at less than 40 percent of state election, considered in some EveiMig Of U n Week At joOay Saturday morning ths guests will near the tree trunk, split off, cata- ...... 65 saving in money for redecoration Republican club by dialing 4331, off Eastern Point today but in no Attorney Ed Gossett, another old- WashInskI was killed early Sunday Alaska J u n ...... capacity makes observance of tbe pollUcal quartcre to fortell national AH solid st4«I eonstrnetjon, .1 lacluds high ranking Army, Navy pulting young Zlkus to the gound...... 11% hoepltai .doors wt; and the feeling of security against Immediate 'danger. - I had Coast Guard officials Officers age pensions advocate, led Rep. W. when his car skidded bn rsln-wet Allegheny 150 injured hour provision easy. Officials of drifts. John J>. M. Hamilton, the A call was sent In for the W. P. pavement as he drove along the ...... 1% were takea moisture well repays the outlay. WeikenfieM Cesstry Chk Captain Sam Scola; communicat- eurely riveted at every joint ? ^ will be elected at this session snd D. MacFarlane, who recently got a Am C an ...... 100% some concerns have estimated that Tbs waterproofing can be applied O. O. P.’s national boss, will confer HE COULDN’T SAT WH0.4 ing with a land crew of tbe DolUver lUitr delegates to tbe national convention Qutsb ambulance and Jamas Topllff warm . greeting from President highway bordering the Houeatonlc Am Horae. Prod .. , Fatally Injured among them, with the state, committee at Au- and another man pulled the injured Burrelle’s girl roagsrs on their dally quest for printed ...... 42% government business forms about 8 either to dry or moist walls which Neck Coast Guard station, reported na>4r i; Will also be selected. Roosevelt in Texas. Gossett al- river in Derby. The car plunged Am Rad St s ...... 15% pbyscians said, would account for- percent of their operations. gusta Aug. 16 and speak at Port- Henderson, Ky.— (AP) — Police boy from beneath (he branch which down a 15-foot bank and Into the makes for a quick Job. the vessel hit the rocks in a dense Practically indestruetfUa. The auxlUary will hold its con- most had the necessary vote for a Am Sm elt...... 53% an increasing death toll. The ateelworkers' branch of tbe land that night. For several weeks The Wethersfield Republican club acted on an 1888 statute when they had fallen on top of him. He was By PAUL BOSS ^ - river. Washlnskl’e body was re- Am Tel and Tel .. The heads of some of the victims Democratic leaders have been mak- fog last night. She carried 45,000 I t M vention sessions at tbe Elks club. majority in late, incomplete returns. New York __ Chim. anS r.nan telephone number, the number being ...... 141% C. I. O. requested Walling to de- is sponsoring a Hartford County charged Bill Llglon, negro, the other pounds of mackerel, which was be- carried across the field to the He contended that a more eco- covered within a short time but be Am Tob B ...... were , severed by the propellers of ing plans to receive James A. Far- owd« Addresses by Mr*.' Charles B. OU' with , f. ^ i sU the firm advertises, for obviotJ ...... 80% termine the required wage minima Young Republican outing to be held day with "reckless driving with a ing dumped to lighten the craft. A Basa and rim la bright itafa* bart of New Haven, department Spruce street side of the lot U> await nomic and non-political administra- with millions of population, depend* reasons. had drowned. Am Wat Wks ...... 12% the plane, which speeded at 90 feat MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER ley, coming to the state' sometime horse and cart.” 40til Denby was crossing V.s road only a short time after major steel at the Wethersfield. Ctountry club Coast Guard boat waa standing by. leaa chromium. man* president and Mrs. Daisy Maher of the ambulance. tion would result in more assist- on 104 Amsrioan syes to ksep them ^ plumbing firm, anxious to de- in Anaconda ...... 87% above the new military field, Campo In August. n ie injured boy was alofte at the front of hit home at Thomptonvllle companies reduced prices. The C. ricaa this city, chairman of the auxiliary ance to the aged. informed concerning what America h®"' plumbing ideas, haa a Armour 111 ...... 6% de Marte, side-slipped suddenly and Highest office at-stake in next .Wednesday. frpm 5 p. m., on. Dinner time of the accident and no one in when an auromoblie Atchison ...... 0. expressed fear the cuts might FOR MISS TURKINOTON eOBvenUoa committee, will feature O’Daniel, who used the ten com- thinks about their war. ' Photographs ...... 40% dropped into the crowd. lead to pay slashes. month’s balloting will be tbe gov- will be served at 6:30. Tops in baked enasMt Ohoiea the vicinity saw him fall. His cries mandments for his platform and ob- 5^*“ - Inflicting Injuries from Aviation Corn .... tbe opeolag de:''e program. Com- ...... 4% Prealdent in PerlL ____ Preasnro On Non-Unhm Mills emorehlp; sought by the Republican . The committee on arcangementa aittaee appointed on the first day attracted attention from a tavern a served it "was a great victory for which he died 24 hours later In a Baldwin CT ...... 11% of red, green or black. “ “ ~ Tbe plane tore steps from the re- Lee Pressman, C. I. O. general Incumbent, (3ov. Lewis O. Barrows, Is planning for a large gathering WE RECOMMEND srtll report on the second day and short distance away on Spruce the thinking Christian people of Springfield. Mass., hospital. Balt and Ohio ...... 10% viewing stand occupied by President Hospital Nurse To Be Married M e< Sls’s p «s a C^nn^t man. Separated from hls wife counsel, said determination of the former Gov. Louis J. Brann (D) and and in the line of sports a soft ball eftieera u d delegates will be elect- street and the call for the ambu-1 Texes," thanked those who voted for __ _ aria e a ^ r to find out where she was -A two-car collision Saturday Bandlx ...... 19% Alfonso tkipez, President-elect Edu- In Fall To Worcester Man; iriajp prevailing wage would force some W. -V. Tabbutt, Communist. A game is scheduled and also horse- 24” highJ2" w l W e ed. at tbe concluding eecslon Satur- lance was put in from that point. | him—and added: \ policeman, Beth S te e l...... 02% ardo Santos, War Minister Pu- Mrs. Crockett Is Hostess. Brann victory would give him a t tb* ice In ths counti^. of the big non-union steel companies shoe pitching, with other events day. A banquet Thursday night at John Zlkus Is one of three chU "After all, you know, I couldn’t Mslie Williams, caused Tuttle’s Beth Steel 7, pfd ...... 99 marejo and other offlelalB. None third tera. planned for women. “J U V E N T U S ” the Rotal Orliwold, Eastern Point, dren in the family. two eons and j vote for myself." T * • P**«enger in a car Borden ...... 17% there was injured. to ralM their scales and would prc' A miscellaneous shower was given Maine’s three U. 8. Representa- On Sale THl Wednenday Noon; that collided with Williams’ ma- Gan Pac ...... vent non-union plants from under- Major Kenneth Cramer is chair- end a Ckild StarxMothers’ luncheon one daughter. Ho will---- enter------the I O’Daniel didn’t own a poll tax ...... 7% A wing tip brushed a stand oc- Friday night In honor of Miss Doris tives, all Republicans, seek ro-elec- man of the speakers' committee and The .complete skin treatjp^nt and baa Friday afternoon at the Mohican chine in North Branford. The of- Case (J. P.) ...... bidding union companies on govern seventh grade in the Barnard school. ‘'• "Ip v ...... 106% cupied by the diplomatic eorpa, and Turkington at her home on Fair- tion each with Democratic opposi- has invited State Chairman Ben- rejuvepator—for whiteheads and hotel are alao on the auxiliary pro- September. "dUrusted" with ^eison I , injured criUcaUy and Cerro De Pas ...... 49%, the wife of the Japanese charge.- BTOBt oonBracts. A large part of the field street. About 25 neighbors tion. KP VOUR V OH gram. Ches and O h io ...... 35 Industry la operating under Steel jamin Harwood and Vice-Chairman pijekheads. , It’s not a-^acial, but The large field and grounds sur- professional poUtlofans" and didn’t they gather s crop of 10,000 cllp^ , ^ d’aflaires was slightly hurt. and friends from this to-wn and Miss Katherine Byrne to attend. 40 and 8 Parade Friday rounding the former Dunn estate. he cared to vote for. Chrysler ...... 74% Workers’ Organizing Committee (C. Hartford were present. a thorough skin treatment, expert- ping* daily, desithg with every sub- Coca Cola ...... M u y In tbe unprotected crowd Also inirlted by the speakers’ com- The 40 and 8 will bold Its princi- has been a favorite playground fo r ; Democratic nomination is tanta- ;ec_t under t.he s-ua—Uteraliv.- - Celebrities ...... 140% were'struck by flylngf fragments as 1. O.) contracts." The bride-to-be was tbe recipient STEAMER ASHORE ly administered. m.ouht to election :n Ti.xas. where Coi Carbon ...... 98 mittee are James Lowell president nfm> pal eesslena Friday .afternoon, with the children of Xhe neighborhood (or a.ad Japan each get eorr.- A.-r.oag toj>-aight clients on the tba, plane elashed Its way to a halt. ’The average minimum wage of many beautiful as well as useful tba a big parade scheduled for Friday a runoff .primary is req-mred for the Burrells Ust are U. S. Steel, the New Col Gas and EU.;...... 8% among most of the big steel com' gifts. Jacksonville, Fla,, July 26— (AP) of the Connecticut Young Republi- many years, since the Dunn house piete M-.j cf Eew»jrepcrtj, ecLtcriji; Com] Inv T r ...... Gasoline exploded and, burned some, can clubs and Miss Mary Arrigoni, • for > ->1 Bight at 8;S0 o’clock. The 40 and\8 two lop •:and:Jates ftr any cff-.ce :c.-mmant. cci'umnar reiectirnj and Yo rk Werid s Fair. Myron C. Tay- ...... 63% panics Is 62 1-2 cents an hour, but A buffet lunch was served by Jhe —Divisional Coast Guard quarters has been unoccupied. unless .;ne w-j;s ,i :;-ar mai-rr.ty. Coml Solv -...... ;.. % destroying the plane and tbe body 'Vice chairman of the Connecticut be la session Friday afternoon, .-u-"'-’'.'-* —« extecsiva Am*r.- Samue: Sealrury-. Cab llM oway, 0 Walling said he could not predict hostess. Mrs. William Crockett reported here farly today the S. S. , For Your a t the Lena building -for, the elec- i — .Maverlrk Was illxh Up- ifike .SSIl-ngtca, Oizle Nelson. WH- Stocks Cons Edison ...... 30% of Pilot XJeut. Abadia. assisted by Miss Florence Madden Limon was. disabled off the coast Young Ftepubllcan clubs. " r2u*. C ie.-ji .i.-:.; Jita.-. Cons Oil i ...... Danger Was Obvious In advance, of the hearing whether C-onvenience , tbagr ttOB at officers and the transaction r . S. CONSUL DE.\D ^ • Maverick, stcoky. resnectaoitd i.--- .-..'-Jy -.-vu ;-,c S K.irt. H^rt-ey Alien Stewart, ...... 10% the government’B pay would bo close and Mrs. George Elliott. of Glover Reef, British Honduras. This Is the first outing of Hart- 'a n j f-uli of 'orat.trtca: i *«:, ;n ;->t Cont Can .. i ...... The dangerous activity'' by tha lad «| af other business and Friday night 3 wa.cn -hrt ksey an eye cue. a _ Hart., though but cf 'Furnished by Miller and Whitney ...... 47% to that. About 500,000 steel workers Miss Turkington, who is on the. Her sister ship, the Slxaola, was ford County Young Republicans and OPEN S 'wiu hold a banquet at Ocean terms ha.l Sotrtsd hls nams nigh in rxtarea a iceg tar.e. r x i eoUects ' Coro Prod ...... 69% aviator was noticed by officials a nursing staff of the Manchester proceeding to her assistance.. with caucuses and conventions only loJUaa Berlin. July 25.— (A P )—Thomas l!.d«N4 .Vewapaper Tfmia 45 Pearl Street moment before the crash,,and Presi- 'would be affected by the determina Tuesday and H. Bevan'i American consul general the House of RepresentatiV'ss. " * - Altogether Os. Burreli* nskAtrt r^.v.'thgi espscAlly those 'abc'ut hIS Hartlor'd, Conn.— Del Lack and West - ...... 8% Memorial hospital will be married Further details were lackti^ but a few weeks away the outing will BEAUTY sal o n f The New' Deal was h-bt an js-ns. r4hlo-i* iitrse. C'rtSe-Nelson wants' Douglas Aircraft ...... 53% dent-elect SantOiS remarked to the' tion; Tharo win be a big street parade St Warsaw^ died in Berlin Sunday. have a =s-v*yajsr arquaotar.:* William B. .Martin in the fall to Walter P. White, Jr., the Limon, of 1947 net tonnage, was give a good opportunity to get ac- Harriett Schaller Horan. Prop. Thurs. Evenings from aturday afternoon at 2 o’clock and Maverick was a known aimu-.utn- —= f- g * a lo’.: .’tUTjelf but is more ' Du Pont ...... 132 war minister that he did not like Small Conoerns Protest . of Worcester, Mass. Mr. White ^ w a a He had Just'Nt-etumed from vaca- with ra--.gtr:g frtm Local Representative not thought to be In serious danger, quainted. 129 Center Street Telephone 6824 tha ptraOm committee announced tlon .man and rtde wit.*; President anxi-t-us abc-.t .Oose cf .his wife, Har- Eastman Kodak ...... 181 such stunting over the crowd. Many small, independent concernq is an accountant for the Gulf Re- according to Coast Guard officials. tpar. tion in the Unit'ed States and was on p4racruL..::ss ar.d mat-tutora to 4th , 1:00 p. m. Quotations protested to him that acceptance of In addition to the notices sent to about 10,000 persons will be in line. hls way to W.irsaw when a sudden Rccscvelt on hij recfr.t viiu to Tex- of J'ily arc.dsr.ts. r-.et Kir;.a.-J. Hervey .’,.Uen s book” Elec Auto Lite ...... 28% The war minister agreed but add- ining Co., located in Middleto'wn. h In* Gen Elec ...... a pay scale which might be satis- Tha rogular Army. Navy, Marine kidney attack forced him to enter a as. Ki^day said he would faver BurreUs's L-.vests . l 4-j OOC An.t.oony Adverse", dre-*- niore pub- .Insurance Stocks 43% ed the aviators had promised to Oorpa .Coaat Guard , and NaNtlon- hospital here. Hls wife arrived Fri- the administration tut ’ never b-f ^ arly L-. 'The* girls read Wynne's ex- Gen F o o d s...... 85% avoid dangerous acrobatics, finish- factory to major companies would Asked Gen Motors ...... It tba al Guard will all have large detacb- day. \ known as a nibber stamp congress- wlth amazing rsphSlty. - A top-r.otch Aetna Ca.sualty . . . 43%. ing bis. remarks 'Just as LiauL aerve only to deny government con' HOSPITAL NOTES 97 101 Gillette ...... ’.. tracts to them because they could innad mants In tbe procession. man." reader.ca.-i go through and m'ar’k for(heir publicity,”, , Ae'tna Fire 46 . 9 % Abadia lost control of hit ship. with Senior and Junior drum corps Congressmen renominated In 48 Hecker P rod ...... 8% The remaining events were sus- Bot meet the level. the cutteri 400 papers In a iir.gle- I’" ' "’’But everybody ! Aetna Life 26\ 2844 d oc- coctasu wUl be held Saturday af- SHIRLEY TEMPLE B.VCH other districts inclu-ded Hatton W, day. e streak of vanity. That's what Automobile Hershey 55 pended. “As a matter of law,” . Walling Discharged late Saturday: Mrs. 'A'e thrive on." 31 S3 Mabel Weir, 277 Highland street. ternoon at Morgan Park. Simmers, chairman of ths Hbuss.• An old newipaperman. Frank Bur- Conn. General -28 . Hudson Motors...... 9% The day had been a festive oc- said, “If, say, 90 percent of the In- New York, July 25— (A P)—Shir- Judiciary committee; Wright Pat- ' 30 Int Harv ..... i'.,.., 67% Admitted Supday: Mrs. Hattie Tobacco grow m 1 t b a The United States submarine rells, founded the service In 1888. Hartford F ir e ...... 75 77 casion, the 165th anniversary of the. dustry agrees on a certain figure, lauad base win be open to inspection while ley Temple returned to the United man. Martin pies. Luther Johnson. One day, Jn a saloon, he overheard NO PBLNC'ESS IS THE Hartford Steam Boiler Int Nick ...... 62% birth of Simon Bolivar, who led the tbe other 10 percent will have to ac- McGulness, 107 Spruce street, Fran- 51 64 Irft Tel aid .Tel 10 cis Munson, 63 Pine street. ( for the convention Is In session and visi- States today after a week's vaca- Nat Patton,. Fritz Lanbam, Richard ^ a. man aak another it the, latter had WHITE R.gJ.-VH’S CHILD National F ir e ...... 624 % battle for South America’s libera- cept It too.” tors will also be welcome aboard a tion in Bermuda, and said her moat Kleberg 'and Marvin Jones. 64 >4 Johns' ManvlUe 98% Discharged Sunday: Mias Bessie know “ inside'’ i read the newspaper stories about Phoenix ...... 82 . 84 tion from Spain , early in tha 19th He said management and labor, aubmarine moored at the municipal exciting experience was a ride on ! him that morning. The second man l«.nBaba of Sarawak. Public Utilitle* 7% The Bolivar athletic games are week, seemed to think the depart- Peter Phaneuf. 85 Birch street. Mrs. light tail and other features have dred years old, In' the Bermuda SPANISH REBELS I Burrelle 'promptly 'volunteered Authority for that statement came Conn. L t and P ow .. 63 Llgg and Myers B ...... 103% Robert L. Cooper, 57 Boulder road. reasons fo r 66 Loew'a ...... 60% to bs held In August, and among ment should establish differentials S u i . also been arranged for the enter- aquarium. . I _get______them. This bit of business gave 1i*® white rajah of Conn. Pow...... 45^4 the crowd were sports delegations in tbe basic wage, particularly in Births: A son to Mr. and Mrs. Carl tainment of the Legionnaires. 47% LorllUrd 20% W. Tyler, Vernon, and a son to Mr. WIN In Nl< W ADC A I (i'® ”®"‘*P®P«f ifl®A- w ith J ^ Brooke, whose Hartford Elec. LL . . . 63 % 65% from Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador and tha Birmingham, Ala., area. Use of bride’s three Initials is TTH" 111 I I L it n l i u n hie wdfe he eet up the first clipping * wedding to Bob Gregory, Illuminating She. . . . 54u Mont Ward .... 49% and Mrs. Robert S. Cooper, 82 Fair- preferring Camels 60% Nash Keiv .... % Venezuela- - A blindfolded cat, dropped from accepted commonly as the correct eervlce In America. Harold e T and. wrestler, hae put the New Britain Q a a ___ 20 25 11 field street. aijy position,, vrtll land on Its feet.. 1 marking for trousseau linen. Arthur V. Wynne took over the eerv- ^®^® British protectorate on the So. New Eng. Tel. Co. 145 Nat Bisc ...... 24% Admitted today: Mrs. Christina an (Continued from Pago One.) loe ten years ago. Their father had Borneo and its ruling fam- ISO Nat Caah Reg . 28% A reduction of 29 per cent In CEMENT WATERPROOnNG Western Maas...... 29 31 highway fatality figures was accom- Robinson, 352 Center street. These plentere M l been Burrelle'e bookkeeper. i '‘F (*^® limelight. Irked by all the Nat Dairy,...... 16% Census: Sixty-four patients. what observers generally considered Indnatriala pushed In Ne’er Jersey In four Among Burrelle’s thoueende of * (*i® B®Jah explained la a Acme Wire ...... 26 Nat Dlstiil .... 25% whet they knew about the main theater of operations, cuetomere, there are some etrange letter to newspapers that 29 N y Central . . . 21% mimtbs of compulsory vehicle in' IS NOW QUICKLY DONE .MlaJa moved division after dlvl- Am. Hardwaro...... 26 U 28% spectlon. CUnle Schedule Centere finer, more accounts. For exsmple. Mrs, Jacki"°°® daughters had a Arrow H and H. Com. 38H NY NH and H 2% Week of July 24, 1938. ! slon into the Espadan mountains, London still collects clippings which ((>« (K'« "princess.-’ Besides 40% North Am .... 33% north of Sagunto, in an effort to Billinga and Spencer. 3% 6 % “Rocktite” Can Be Applied To Tuesday—9 a. m.. Dental Clinic; expensive tobaeeom tho contain references to her long-dgad: Baba, another daughter made a Bristol Brass ...... Packard ...... "8% 10 a. m., Tonsil and adeqold clinic. , keep the Teruel-Medlterranean road husband. 37 Param Plct . . . 11% _ Dry Or Wet Walls And Two owdB I " " ' 'marriage that gained much public- Colt’s PaL Firearms. Wednesday—9 a. m., Ctoest-cUnlc; - SWAN PIVI—Marshtll Wsyne’s essy grsce HAIF-TWIST—Split-second timing—perfect ; open and thus delay the ' final ^ d - A firm which sells infant identtfl- ity, to Harry Roy, art orchestra 68. 01- Penn ...... 23IK u JACK-KNITS—Muscles tense fn the blue— Eagle Lock ...... 19 Thin Coals Prove. Siiffident. 2 p. m.. Tonsil and. adenoid clinic. ’ depends on muscular ceordinmlion snd csst- INTIRMISSION—snd a Camel I "Always a ^ f I ' [ cation markers, has a standing or- leader. A third Is the -Countess of 21 Phelps Dodge .. 36% form! Nsturslly, Msrsball Wsyne esn’t ' thrilling pause—an srrowlike Hash into “ At the warehonsA m as Fafnir Bearings .... 85 •Thursday—9 a m., Pre-natal iron ntrvt control. Wsyne. clinched top risk jitters. Discussing smoking, he says: an exhausting tournament," says champion IP O P U LA R I I ine ct, apse of the southwestern ; der for all clips mentioning' baby- Inchcape. Phil P e t e ...... 43% One of the most frequent ques- clinic. " the pool, leaving scarcely a ripple. As one SAles,” says Laos with Gray Tel Pay Station 9 11 z x diving honors for the U. S. A. in Wayne, "1 light up a Camel for a very front, how.ver, appeared to have identification. Pub Serv N J . 31% MANCHtaTgM tions uked by home owners is how Friday—2 p. m.. Well baby con- "Camels ere easy on my nerves—they sec me Mnllen.axperlimoad gov- Hart and Cooley .... 150 Radio ...... 7% wW the Isst Olympic competition. spectator exclaimed: ” It’s perfta—thc wa- welcome ’ lift.’ Camels add a lot to my ^ !t P''*®® i’* A New York city outfit which epe- Approximately 90 per cent o f all Hendey Mach., B . . . TOMORROW AND WED. to keep moisture out of the cellar. ference. right. Most divers I know prefer Camels'.” planter, “ Carnal itand , paying for hu eastern successes. i ctallzes In curling men’s hair and persons enroliro In school go to 11 13 Reading ...... 18% ter seems to part to let Wayne in i” comfort sod contentmentl” On the non hern ______Landers, Frary & Clk. 26 28 The modem and excellent habit of front near the I otherwise making them beautiful. public educational Institutions and Rem Rand .... 17% eonverting s cellar Into additional buys tha ehoiea tbara French frontlet Insurgent heavy ar- New Brit. Mch,, Com. 22 H 24% Repub Steel . . . 20 As outlined In Lyalgate’a etlquet buys humorous references to Its 10 per cent .to private schools! do. pfd...... ' % rooms and so utilizing space .hereto- book, rules for table etlquet irt the ^9 grades of tobaeeoi. tbejr market tillery was blasiing'Steadily at gov- 90 100 Rey Tob B .... 43% fore dedicated to the collection of 17tb century included: Wipe, spoon That’s the reason why most o f ns 855 Main S ( r e ^ , B u iid m j l i ernment lines. ap/aAntly heralding North and Judd » 24*A 26% Safeway Stores 21% Ma major drive on | 'atalonla. The Peek, Stow d Wilcox 8 10 Schenley -Die 21% junk makes the question more after eating and do not leave it on men who grow And kww to.bacco ^HERE THRIFTY SHOPPERS SHOP” roar of guns could be heard In Russell Mfg. Co...... 25 29 Sears R oebuck...... 76% urgent than eyer. Ce'ment blocks, dish; do not drop sauce or soup over smoke Csmel cigarettes. Wa .ear- . ; French border towns. ScovlII Mfg. Co. .... 231,4 25% Shell Union IQMI OI'QL bricks all persist In accumulating clothes; do not fill spoou too full; tainly appreciate the differanoe ia Stanley. W o rk s...... 41 moisture on the outside and disgorg- g agree M ovie Scrapboo k 43 Socony Vac , , , — do not bring dirty knives to table; me/j^ the tobacco Camel bays.’* By Bill Porter Caricatures by George Scarbo do., pfd...... 2714 29% South P a c ...... ON THE SAME SHOW: ing It on the Inner wall the de- do not pick teeth.. TUESDAY Torrlngton ...... 26 H to 'VEDXESDAY I *PersonaI Notices ) Trade Mark Registered U. S. Patent Office, 28% South R w y ...... MARY CARUSLE SPECIALS Veeder Root ...... 53 55 St Brands ...... LLOYD NOLAN "Almost every.,,, New 'Fork Banks St Gas and El . . . MARSHALL W A ^ OLYMPIC PLATFORM DIVING CHAMPION one of my .fine 4 o AN P avIv/^ — ' Bank of New York .j. 360 In “ HUKTTED MEN” 870 St OU. C a l...... baskets of tobao- RESOLUTIONS Bankers Tnist 48 50 St Oil N J ...... R J C t O L L T I Q M O f* S Y M P A T J f V - Central Hanover • 88% ,91.% Yex Corp „...... JDISHM TO THE LADIES ;w went ! ; W H E R E . e s . • e d Chase' 33 35 Marthsll Wsvne psusM for a'mome'nt buyers last ' ’ r fr o m oti.r. c n u n 'c ils a r e ip e c t e d frie n d Timken' Roil Bear to answer Elnora Greenlaw’s ques- l.ir o m r a d r n iu l b r o t h a r. o n e, -(vho b y h la Chemical ...... 42 44 Trans American ENDS TODAY: “ MY BILL” year,” says G. A.. City ...... tion on hif choice of a cigarette. .., 27 29 Union Carbida ... PLUS* ^‘-‘DEVIL’S PARTY” other camel, smoker s Langley, who knowVtobaeeq grow- Contihental .'. i3% 13% Union P a c ...... l- i’h as- sn d e ^ re d h im s e lf to a l l w i t h . Corn Exchange . . . . 62 54 ing from every angle. “ Better toi. or I m ; t A U G H $ B Y f A t U M G ' O N Unit Aircraft .. (. T ell THEIR experiences tqo. ’ll I , .forA c-olomho- .»o«stir -or srh b rh eitef JTrst -National.-. .,.1750 JgOO Utilt Corp i baceoa mean tottar smokint,’' be altar HKZPACe. Guaranty Trust . THEY CERraiNLY Host h a a s u ff e re d a x r e a t lo t a in th e d e - ... 240 *250 Unit Gai Imp .... adds. "That means Camels to ma p^artura o f C o m ra d e V it t o r i o J o ie p h Irving Trust ...., ... 11 Fahrir rioaraiiuo 12% U S Rubber ...... ARE, ELNORA, FROM MANY —and to most other growera toe.” , F lr p .a , b r o t h e r a n d frie n d . H l i a e rv - Manufact. Trust . ... 40 42 (Left) TONE REED, movie stunt I Ic e In th e c ..u n c ll e o f th e C rla t o - U S Smelt ...... Manhattan . . . IT girl. Her most famous exploit: a ANGLES. CAMELS NEVER TIRE I S o c ie t a h a a b e en m e r i t . 18 U S Steel ...... STEAKS ed b y h is ^ d e e p r e s a r d f o r U a w a lf a r a New York Trust . ... 90 93 Vick Chem ...... dangerous leap from speeding MV TASTE AND THEV ARE EASY Alton Barnea, • PubUc National .. a n d p r o sr e a s; h a v l n s a a rv e d f a lt h - 28% 80% Western Union . . , suto to train. Healthy nerves are plante^who haa ' ^ fu lly aa t.be s o c ie t y t r e a a u r e r f o r th e Title Guarantee .. . . . "6 7 West S3 and Mfg ON MV THROAT TOO. EVEN AFTER p a e t e le v e n y e t r a . t AJ. S. Trust _____ .. 1500 1550 SALE!! Yd«. • big "must” with Miss Reed. r;y grown and~^tadad Smoked W K , r i - l t l R E F O H E . r e a o lv e to d ra p e Woolworth ’’Camels,” ihc aayi, "ere 10 mild many a fine crop, Cottage th e c h a r t e r o f o u r lo d s e f o r a lx Elec Bond and Share (Curb). STEAD/ SM OKING, T H E/ DO Nt m o n t h s In r e s p e c t f u l m e m o ry o f o u r THREE DEGREES THIS YE.\R 80 Square that steady smoking never gets BOTHER MV NERVES. CAMEtS aays this about d e p a rt e d b r o t h e r, V it t o r i o Jo s e p h IS record of student. AWAITS MUBbES TBIAL. on my nerves." Camels: "Year af« Shoulders F lr p o . to t r a n s m i t o u r- a ln c e r# c o n - IJUOiW VOUN AS A CHiUP ARE SW ELL! CHEESE I d o le n c e s to h ls f a m ily , a n d to t e n d to L«A«N»I7 TO PUAY ' POP i ter year tha choicest lots of my I t h e m a c o p y o f t h e se r e s o lu t io n s a'nd Goes Milwaukee— (AP) —E i^ n Nem- South Paris, Me., July 25.-—(AP) — f Th« WEAS6L* mera, 21, went In for college de- PERCALES “ CALLING ALL CARS!" finds tobacco have gone to tha Camel - I to h a v e th e m p u b lis h e d In th e M a n -, —While friends sought to raise Regularly 15c! 36” Tub-fast ma- buyers. Naturally, we growers aa> -, [c h e a t e r E v e n l n z H e r a l d ,- t h e sa m e to greea in a big way. Now he can money for hla defense. Fnmeis M. terials In Gay Floral patterns. To- Radio Patrolman Harold Sickles .1 6 v 2c lb. I he in s c rib e d o n th a ,m in u t e s o f tho sign himself: fio c le t a . Carroll, ex-deputy sheriff, waited in day and Tuesday Only! Hurry! (right), always alert, ready for lect the best tobacco for enr,j 5 1. Bachelor of Arts, magna cum hla Jail cell today for tbe opening Save! smoking. So we choose'Carnals.* S O C IE T A C R IS T O F O R O C O L O M B O laude, from Marquette university action! He says: "I can’t afford S a M E U L A M .4 D E O of hla trial for murder a week jittery nerves. So my off-duty native P r e s i d a n t , for his studies In ancient classlca hence. sunkist' F R A N K F A C C H E T T I and philosophy. ^ Charged with the murder of Dr. Smoke is CemeL 1 smoke fjiti.jf "I know from ex- GREEN BEANS I S e c r e t a r y . 2. Master.of Music from Wiscon- OR.ANGES, JCM9 James G. Littlefield last October, a Ic yard plenty 'fot digestion's sake’ coo." perience that sin Conservatory of Music for hls crime for which 18-year-old .Paul N. ' Cainel buys choice CARD OF THANKS work In composltioa blea.’ qts. M rs. P u r i n a , F ir p o » n d d a u E b i e r about 5 Dwyer ia serving a life sentence, tobaccos," says do£ i f « x t e n d .t b « ir h e a r t f e lt t h a n k s to TIMES 3. Master of Arts from the Uni- (^ r o ll haa steadfastly maintained I man t h e ir r e la t lv e e , fr ie n d s a n d n e ig h b o rs AWEEK versity of Chicago for his work In hls Innocence since hla original ar- Hr. Cecil Clay- £ r e * i k in d n e ss d u ri n g th e economics and mathematics. rest in April on a morals charga bourne, veteran l.l n e i e a n d d e a t h oq f t h e ir hu>shbRannMd Nemmers. who completed work involving nil daughtar Barbara. planter. "Many’s tha tinu thay'va a n d f a t h e r . V it t o r i o F lr p o . a l t o f o r for all three degrees this spring. Mo n t g o me r y Wa r d PEO.U DO APP«EOAr£ THE COSTLIER TOBACCOS IN CAMELS th e b e u a t lf u l f lo r a l t rl b u t e a a n d u ae Fiends of tbe* World War veter- paid more to ^ my finest lota of plans to take aummer work at the an, who also said they believed In w o u ld e e p e c la U y tnank Ui tobacco. Yao, moat of uz plaators each th e U T . W o o d C o . e n t p lo y e e t a n d Bowler r nivarslty of Chicago and to entar hla Innocence, recently atarted a Use the F. H. A. Plan for Eqnippinw Yonr Home. Tba ASST. ROLLS a a e o c la t c t, C h ris t o p h e r C o lu m b u s Also SUMS Harvard in the falL campaign to raise funds for hla zmoko C a m ^ Wa snzo dad s t: S o c la t y , I t a l i a n a n d S u b A l p l n t c lu b s. And Phofw 5161 for Prompt MaO Order Service. O u la e p p e G a r i b a l d i S o c i e t y . Sent of trial, which waa originally sched- T H E Y A R E T HE L A R G E S T - S E L LI N G C I G A R E T T E I N A M E R I differenco in their finer tobaeooi.” ndi^ l l i ' . ’ lv A l p in a S o c i e t y a n d Re ana Q olps* Tha double hull type o f suhma- uled to open today, but was poat- 11D Z t a U a B e e la t y . rtna la aomatixnea '-•ned "aubmar- poasd A t. ths lequaat of dafanaa AiJ 'ipta. V Y practices which thay observe on city dlah Gardner, a link with bygone as atarmer, Gardner Uved here sev- to a full term, and In 1918 Wood- ing to police station to report that -fWs $900 plane, Atilvsil 1 ^a n > M a ryl a n d’* Added to Amoco Fle et windows of his hut had been streets ohd rural highways," added FINDS HEALiTY BEST GARDNER, ONCE SENATOR political days. The one-time farm eral years with a daughter, Mrs. row Wilson named Gardner to the CORRIGAN IN LONDONr SJAl oirUner today , fbr: [ENLIST KIWANIANS the commissioner. "We do not ask chore boy wtio beaded on Interna- .Nina Beverage. joint boundary commteelon, elevat- smashed, Samuel llowshlp went visit In London. The . RADIO PROGRAM the wrong way on a one-way street mambsrs to assume police duties or ROCKVILLE tional commission on (Tansdlon- Gardner tras appointed to the ing him to the chairmanship two CaUfornlont ImmedletMy be raspoasibls for traffic supervl- TRAINING FOR STAGE FROM MAINE, DIES AT 87 Amerlcota boundary questions suc- ienate In 1911 and filled two years years later. There he remained un- and' was fined $2.50. AMBASSADOirSI GUEST the home of United Btotaii J M O N D A Y, J U L Y O (C r a tr a l and E a i t tr a S u a d t r d t i n * ) FOR SAFETY DRIVE sloiL Thera la no power of arrest ciunbed to a heart attack here yes >f an unexplred term, in which he U1 1 9 2 8 . ' ^ sador Joseph P. Kennedy I i U t t i t t IM Mta»4art f im ^-^ a y H f k l r (RED) NETWORK I wkbh weeo wsbttbt ksej [Nearly 1*000 h State Apply 'wnfg daagarous driving 4>ractless they In *'Jo6ette” Telk Experi. LESSONS TO KIDDIES — Bsgtt wsor wiuumrao wRu* ----- kror kis koh kd k im kfbb observe. We handle these com- wtag wash Wfbr wro war wb*n C O A iT—kno« kdn kol kfpy In t ‘ktfo ences. |rcM wtom wwi cbm wdst: Mid« koy' karro kbbo hgtBb krog biro kgar For Membersldp In Yol {flalntt brlth’ discretion and eonsid kM srmaq who wow wdof wlr* 1 .. MMtntsIm koa kdjrl: geutbt wtnbg wsb Cant. laat. eraUon for oU Involved. To achieve Inginictor And Life Guard At W1M wsmb w|*s kpra wbro; Pselflei l!*b — 4:**—Marah of Qamaa'Rragram constant substantial reducUona in Spreen hUtory Is brllUanUy Crystal Lake To Teach Three a h ^ komo1 k Khq h q kkpo p p . kkgu j r u *i4S— 4|4b—Now Harliona, Kaplorars onteer Motor Patrol. iinsafg driving praeUcaE nrs must OraONAL •TATfONlTje 4:0I>— 5:00—Wrsas-Radl* Nsws Rarled ablaze with metora who woo their Afternoons Daring Wedc. sb^ bn d ^ *r RRP or BLDI! 4:0b— S:0»—Bd Thargansan, Sparta— hava tha eo-oporatlOB of tha MU- fame by what erltles call "under- ___ - J**ti wbr* WOM wf** wlw wabo only: daek Shannon—natworkShannon-natwork asniy. Msmbarshlp in tha CItisana work wcia wsol wsab ebr cM: Canirsli 4 ilP - g!ip—RopayaRopaya tha So - liar anot: standing and beUevabls character- RockvUle, July 25. — For three wefi wtnij wlba wds« kgbx fcan* kdo Tha Pour Bton LSava, Ssn5i*—waat Through Corios A. Richardson of Volunteer Motor Patrol, repreaonta S t o r e C l o s e d A l l P q y S a t u r d a y s . P u v i n g J u l y a n d A u g u s t Izetiima" ' weeks, starting July 26. swimming Inoo wbow wood w*be wgbf wgl kfyr 4;>b— liSO—Chleapo'Chlaapo’a Malady Waavars New Britain, govornor of the Con- a substantial individual eontrtbutton Instructions are to he given by John koam; •outhi wtor wptf wTs wjox wft*> 4t4ft— »:4*—TaTa -Sa Annaunaad - necticut dlvlolon,. New E^lond Dlo- to street and highway safety. In 99 coses out of 100 these 'Wsun wlod wsoo wfbo wwao weso war* !*??" *!> *’■>' M«atharton P. Andrews, Life Guard at Rau’s, WSJB kroo wky wfsa Wbap woal ktbs •lib— * il» —Vlawpainta at Amarloana trlot, Klwonla International, nearly "Ths concerted action of the Ki- actors havs, some time or other, Crystal Lake, to anyone from five to kfdm kklw k m krl* ktok kum walk b i l ^ f:a ^ B n o*n LIght’a Orahaatra lived the actual lives they portray w td Mbs ksrk kgne; Mounttim kgir •:4b— a:4^—Soak* Cartar’a Cammant 1000 members of the Klwonis Clubs wanls Club members of Connecticut 12 years of age. Mr. Andrews will Igild ktar kob kghf kido kpfa ksel kth • i j ^ 7:0b—RIahard HImbar, Ouaats of Connecticut have applied to Com- IS A remarkabls testl^nlal to the best. Tbs drama knows no bettsr give lessons on Tuesday, Thursday m im s ik fb k kwg kmt kern kgu kmw •i*b— 7il^-R I*k and Rat, Run—bad* mlsslonar Michael A. Connor of the Interest which Kiwanls Interna- school thoh experienca. and l^turday afternoons from 3 to C*nt. East. 7:00— SiOO—Drama* In Rlrat Rsraon state department o f motor vehlclas tional takes In eurranf dvlc prob- And so It was In the cose of Rob- , dtJ^Your Pilkiily and Min* ■:0b— *:0b—Wayn* Kin* W a lla -to * 6 o'clock to- me children. *:Sb—€ 1000**** Chair Rraaram for memberahip in the CflUiens Vol- lems. I am writing letters of sp- ert Young. On the same dates from 5 to iMb— 4i4i—LIttIa_____ Orphan AnnI* — •:4R- •:4b-VI*wpalnt* of Amorraan* Bob always wanted to act But aostj Raa Maupin Orehsatra—wast •:0b—lOiOl^Nswsi H. Suaoa Croho*. unteer Motor Patrol, the voluntary preeiauoa ■ o'clock, instructions and tests for 4 : * ^ liCO-tanp* from Ralph Rlalna •iib—10:Jb—Prank Oallay'a Orohaatra group of “safe drivora” orgonlaed Richardsonin, the gentlemen respon- he knew that acting wsont Just Junior and Senior Life Saving will dilii— bilb—Rann* RablnolTs Vla'ln !?i9^ 11i? ^ T fd RIorll* S Orahaatra making Caces and waving arms. 8o ^ i ^ R r y . R a d l a Naws Rartod I 0:bb—11:1b—Dick~>l®l dunans 4t l by the commissioner five yoora ago. sible for t ^ wholesale enrollment be ^ven In ciwparatlon with* the ______bouBla* on Sport* rahaatro Ih e action la unproeedanted in tha be dscTdsd to lean what mmitf peo- America]) Red Croas. Juniors are FLI N T-B R U C E ’S S iii uSdflan. Rolllnl Bnaambla 11:0b—11:0b—Varlaty Haur^-wast only of Klwonis In.our oofs drivora’ or- NBC-WJZ history of traffic accident prsyen- goMsatlmi.” ple tick. ---- *: from 12 to 17 years of age and Sen- iiflO•lOb—Amas Am* 'n' Andy — aaat; L U E ) N E T W O R K No place in the worid rovoola so T * S* Annaunaad-waat SASIC — Baati BaMi wjs wbt'Wbsa wbal tion anywhere in the country, ac- iors above IT . years of age. The ■lib— b:!*—Unel* Bara Radio Station wham kdkat ways' wjta wayr wmal will cording to Oommlosioner Connor. much of human character as a Job eligibility test for American Red lib ^ Sibb—T* Ss Annaunaad (lb m.) waby wabr cfef whk wmtlwmit wapd w*anwi behind a counter—wher,t the rost o(^ Cross Life Saving Test Includes ' b:4b—Harrison Knox In Sor wloo wlau: MIdwaali wanr wl* kwh koU 'Here ore groups of represents PUBUC RECORDS S id ^ 7d)b—Burn* and Allan — asst: the worid con be seen in ^ .Ita swimming one-fourth mile free RubiL>Jio Haro______No. 1.______Drama—waat wran wmt kao wowo knia wetni Soutni tlve buslnoss men from the larger tawdry pettiness, miniature ariro- fib b - 7ibb-Alfr*d Wallanstoln Orah. WTtd wmp* wjbo wdao wags wags clues of ConnocUeut who o n will- Worroatee Style, demonstrate back and aide o r a : Mountain: klo k r ^ ; Raclhai kgb gonoa and—charm. strokes, perform front dive or racing TiOb— b.-Ob—do*. Charniavsky Orcha*. kfsd ktma koa kga k ^ U r ing to Join with tbs authoriUes In YQla V. Martin boa traasforrad to 7:bb— bilb—Music tor Modarna, Oreh, NOTBl 8*0 W EAP-NBC (or epUenol Bob Yeung worked os drug Clark, start, return objects in six and Sibb— b:00—Marak Wabar Muda—to • list o f staUona making sofa driving popular," com- John Mi. Rogars one acre of land, la newspaper raportor, rool sstata SibO— b:lb—T * ka Annaunoad—«a*t: mented the oommlasloner. "tro u g h eight feet of water. The Instructors Burn* and Allan—ropaat tor waat Cant. Baal. this town and two ecrea or land In salesman, bonk clerk and shoo sales- for these teats will he John P. An- SiOb—10:0b—Ray KInnay Orahaatra— 1:0b— 4:0(^Th* Slnglna Lady—aaati the good offices of Roy F. Cooke of Bolton, the acreage extending man. It Is doubtful If any cour^Fjn drews, Everett Theummler and Ed- aaat: Amo* ’n’ Andy—waat rapeat Chari** Saara and Tanor—waat Orange, Massachusetts', chairman of applied psychology could •:b0—10:10—Al Donahu* A Orahaatra •:4S— 4i4S—Capt. Tim, Stamps—w)s; across the lines of both towns and in McLaughlin. lOiOO—11:0b—Clyd* Luaaa A Orahaatra H. Middleman Orchaatra-natwork the public offolra commlttoa for ths being In one piece, according to a supplied more opportunity to Among those who have taken the Semi-Annual Cle arance 10:1b—11:3b—P. Handaraon Orchaatra 4:0b— S:0^N*w s| MIddlaman Oreh. Klwonis C3ubs of the New England worrontea deed recorded this morn- cbuocters. It explains w hen' .jets In the past are; Senlors^Rob- CBB-WABC NETWORK 4:1b— •'1b“ M *rl*w* A kyons, RIano* 411 !00—Reogle Child* Orahaatra drivers' orgOnlasUon. the catisena Wal^r Pratt. More and more peopte^ere realizing that, where they buy their furniture, rather than JdIDWBST — wmbd wlan wibw kfh lltM —Blify Swonoon Oreheetfft last Frldny_at the Federal Shipbuildings and Drydock Ckinipany'a plant at Kearny, N. J. Appeared In Court b**?":* the "Pan-Maryland" aliding down the way* while Inset shows^Mrs. ChaVleTH.’ Wagner! Volunteer Motor Patrol, was ex- John J. Jaslowskl of East Hart- whet thay pay for it, determines the. difference between lasting satisfaction and of Baltimore, christening the vessel. Mrs. Wagner------. la .. the wife of the general manager of the American » » plained to the Kiwanls oflHclal*, Oil Company of Baltimore, ford appeared before Judge John E. 8:30—Pick and Pat In Pip* Smok- subsidiary of Pan-American. however, the names of every Con- Flak In the City Court of RockvUle lasting regret. There is n^ substitute for quality. ing Time. necUcut Klwanlan was submitted to on Saturday on the charge of op- 9:00—The Mercury Theater — me os an applicant fpr memberahip. erating a motor vehicle against a WTIG "First ^raon Singular." Romeos; 2:15 Ma Perkins; 5 Science not have passed Iheir sixtieth birth- We are now engaged in checking traffic signal. He was fined $5 with Trs v e l e m B m n d r a n lin f Servlos^ 10:00—Wayne King’* Orchestra. In the News. WABC-CB8—2 Ad CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS day. the records of these Kiwanlona to $2 hjslng remitted ai)d costa of First Time in Our History H a rt f ord , Conn. 10:30— Del Casino. ventures In rtiythm; 4:30 Let’s Pre make sure they have beiui ‘safe $10.93, half of which was remitted, 10148— American Viewpoint* — Closing datM extended. — The EMOO W. 1040 K. C. 3E.Z M. tend; 5:80 Story of a song. WJ2- closing time for receipt QtjippUca- drivers' during the past five yeara making the total bUl $8.71. w* h*v* roducod ovary Ham • ( our fin* Orand Rapid* fumllur*, guaronfood oof I OsyUflit SsTtng Tinw Chart** Fronds Adonia. NBC—11:30 Am.' Farm and Home Lawn Party Tonight only by ui but by (h* I Grand Rapid* loading focferl**. "Thar* I* he *ub*tifuf* 11:00—Sports—N«wk. The United Stata* Civil Service tions has been extended to the datei and so eligible for admission to the Nlna-Piae# " H a p p l^ h i t a ” Hour; 1:80 pjn. Music Guild; 8 Sea given- Above, for th* exornlnstlona G V M P i " . — "------The Lawn Party of the Hathe- for qualky. Such yalao* * * th ***: ladreofl) *n ^ Dining Reefn_Su!(*»— 11:16—Henry Bulge's Ordtoatro. ' aid*'Variety from EJhglaid. CommlkilOB announces oh open way-MlUer Post and AuxUlary of the This Fine Grond Ropids Menday. July 25. -11:30—Frank Dollsy'g Orchegtro. — The veritable flood of appUcatloiu 417/9750. Rgurod walnut, Georgian 7.ploto tuHo,- roducod from $350- to . S 2 4 9 DlnlnR Roanf Suita Ratfiedd f d . 4:00—Bsckgtsg* Wife. Some Tuesday short waves; competitive examination for Die Certain ebangea have -been made come from membera of Klwonis Ameriiton Legion, which was sched- Two-Piece Living Room Suite. TomoiTOw*g Program JZK Tokyo 6:15 p.m. and 10:15 Sinker, 11.176, $1.16, .gl.006 on hour, uled for laat week and which was 2SO/2S2. 5-Pe. doceratod *ulto, roducod from $295 to ...... $ 1 6 9 174/6100. 9-F*. mahogany and gum Hopplawhito *ulf*. boouHfiHy dailgnad, 4:15—RtellA DsUs*. A.M. in the examination subjects for As- Clubs In Hartford, DoriOn, Mon- 145/941. Fine 6ren4. Repids 2-ptec# suHe. Liminoutly soft ehenetled beck 4:50—"Hugbssreel" — preaenting Student’s songs; 2BO Rome 7:30 to flu vaconclea in this position at sistant and Junl(v Horn* Elconom- chestar, Bridgeport, Meriden. New rained out, wUl be held tonight and 437/9950. Crotch mahog. Sheraton Inlaid 0-pc. *ulto, roducod from $291 to $ 2 2 9 Dn^*abln*t_w*rk and anu*u*lly good Sn!*h, •yeamer* intorier*, led***#' froai 7:00—Eta Alpha Programma *- tomorrow evenings, weather permit- • nd ermt, In very fine moth>proofed long weering mohelr, reduced from speclel $179 to $119. Ruah Hugbea, new* commen* program. Tuesday symphonies; OLR4A the Navy Yard, Boston, Moasachu- Ists, as shown In Amendment to Britain, Shelton, New Haven, V e - 244/1097. S-Rc. carvod, French Walnut, Loul* XVI luitu, Prague 7:40 Concert and 9:20 Cen setja. tlnx. erica, of $ l9 t to $J69. In normel timet this suite would easily sail at $2S0: ■tstor. 7:30—Treasure.' House. Announcement No. 67. sted, Norwalk, Stamford. a"d Wat- roducod from $650 to ...... $ 4 9 $ 16-Fe*. with tup top **rvor, rodueod from | l 9 t to aosop**** $il99 4:45—Olri Alon*. tral European review; GSI G8D Competitors will not be required ■file John W. Ryan Poat. V. F. W. 7:48—News Service. Full information inay be obtained erbury. The Important phoo* of Fife and Drum Corps . of Broad 437/9670. 5-Fc. coryod, decorated, Wolnut, Loul* XV 5:00—Hie Top Hattera. 8:00—Shoppers Special — Variety G8C GSB London 10:50 Aevtew of to report for examination at any from T. F. Moriarty, Secretary of this ocUvlty on the port of the Ki- eventa overseas. Brook wUl give a concert this eve- C arve d Frame *u!to. roducod from $775 to . - > ...... , 1 3 9 $ _ 5;50rTYf?ur F.sinlly and ..Mine^.... __mufl^, ^Inhilayt, ...... place but wlU be rated oa the ex- the . U. S. ClvU Service Board ot wanls .Clubs, .according, to Commis- “cnlng at 8 o'clock at the grounds 5:45—R ^ o Rubes. y 8:45—’The Mountaineers. tent and quaUty of their experience Examinera, at the post office. sioner Coimor, la that It may sUmu- Lounge C h o ir. $47f .OR IDsFlacd Sutfd Rdducod t d . 6:00—News. / of the Center school in EUlngton. 9:00—Richard MoicwelL and fitness which are relevant to Bds. late similar action on the part of There will also he other added fea- 904/1574. . . frame lounge 406 / 95. lO-Fc. I5lh Century all mohogony 5*kor Dining wito. W o k a av *1 6:15—Biuneball scores. 9:18—Montana Slim. the duties of the position, on a scale July 25. 1938 other social and fraternal organlsa- chair with down pillow bocK. no finer fumlturo; bond rubbed, *h*loc flnlibr rodueod from $475 to $369. 6:80—WrlghtvtUe Clarion. tures. raron and cotton tapestry, brown 9:25—New* Service. RADIO SHORT SHOTS of 100, such ratings being based up Uons. In this mty the memberahip During the lawn party fifty gal- or green, reduced from $90.75 362 / 345. f.Rc. mahogany and gum lult*, roducod from $151 to 6:4S—Talk in crinnectlon with ded- 0:80—Girl Interne. • bn competitors’ sworn statements In roll of the ClUseai Volunteer Motor lons of gasoline and fifty gallons of to $29.75...... Icftllon of Middletown and 0:45—Star Gazing In Radio — Gil Rudy Vallee la digging out their applications and upon corro- PBECEPENT Over 75 different pattdtna of 424 / 1346. lO-F*. A*pe* Puoon Anno dining *ulta, roduood from $475 to j t t 9 8 Portland bridge. patrol, n o# sltghUy under the 10,- range oil are to be given away. , lounce. barrel, and wine chairs Bayek. Rodgers and HarPs stirring “All borative evidence., i ______OOO-rmark, would grow to substan- Outings reduced to ALL TIME LOG 379 / 116. 9-F*. carvod oak dining *uH*, rodueod from $279 fo ..^*'. .$ 1 9 $ 7:00—Amos'n* Anity. 10;00-Pfelly Kitty Kelly. Points W**t” as a aolo for himself Experience: They must have com- Nashville, TennrS^cortng a hoie- FRICE9. 50 patterns of open 22 hdoplo brooHott mlfo* rodacod, *omo o* low a * ...... • • >*... .$ 1 7 .9 $ 7:16—^Uncle Esra's Radio Station tial proporUons. The objecUve of The annual outing of the Sewing arm. pull up or occasional ^olrs 10 :15—U* on a Bus. on hla Aug. 4 program, which will pleted a four-year apprentlceabip In In-one at golf Is a family trait with the CVMP la to Interest the indi- Circle of the First Evangelical Luth- reduced os low os $9.75 E-Z-R-A. 10:45— Stepmother. ra broadcast from CMcogo. Sheila tha Warners. 7:80—"Inside of Sports with Jack the trade of Di* Sinker or have had vidual operator in this own driving eran chur^ 'wUl be held at Mann’s 11:00—Aloha Land. - Barrett, tha famou* mimic who ho* four years of practical experience Howell Warner, Jr., was the last c a t t le at S n l^ o lake on Tuesday, Duncan Fhyfa Drop Loot Tdbla. $17.f f Stevens." 11:15—Dan Harding:*'Wife. so that be police* himself on- th* Just returned from Europe, will In such trade, the substantial equly. to turn the trick, thereby Joining his highways. July 26. The outing wUl be held 7:45—"CSiandu. The Magletain." 11:30—Big SIgter. head bis gueat list, which will also rMn or ehine. The members are ask- 311 / 3527 hfohegany and gum drop 5:00—George Bums and Gracie alent of completed apprenticeship. father, mother, and an older broth- To Report Dsagen loaf Duncan fhyf* f aU*. 36i42, ro- 11:45—Aunt Jenny* Real Lift delude Paul LukoA of th* movls*. er, Dudley, on the honor roll at the ed to be at the First . |,utheran ' ' Allen; Jaa Garber's Orches- Stories. _ The necessary application forms "We also ask members of tha ducad from $22.75 fo $17.95. Th!* IB a one-act play, "Test Flight," and other information may ba ob golf club. church on West Main street at 10 tra. 12:00—Noon—Tower Town TempoA CVMP to report dangerous driving o’clock on Tuesday morning for pattam h** boon widely copied In 5:50—Alfred Wallenstein's Orches- Blockfoc* Comics Swor and Lubln talned from the Secretary, Board of eheapar quality. Over 100 table* rR'M. and Ji3* Lewis, of the night clubs.. transportation to the lake. Governor Winthrop trs. 12:15—News Service. U. 8- Civil Service Examiners, at Plans are complete for the annual from which to *olact, lamp, magatin*, 9:00:—James Melton— Vlo Arden's Gertmde Lawrence, noted British any llrst-claas Post Office In New and, and ovary wanted typ* at *h*rp 12:25—Jeff Barley — The Comer stage star, heads the July 28 Vallee outing of the Ladies of Maple Grove Desk ...... $19.95 Orchestra. ' Store. England; from the Manager, First witich wUl be held at White City, rodueflon*. 9:15— Gilmarfln'g Vocabulary bill, which Includes Wllile Howard U. S. CUvlI Service District, 1040 12:30—Romance of Helen Trent Worcester, Maas., on Saturday^ 271 / 11. Mahogany^ and gumwoed Rcbobf of the Air. 12:45—Our Gal Sunday. la another of his French disserta- Post Office and Courthouse BuUd- July 30. AU members who are plwts O v a r 200 Lamps' ,9:45::^"14us|e for Modems." tions and Esra Stone of the Broad Ing, Boston, Massachusetts; or from V e v a rnor Winthrop d * il with regular 1:00—Connecticut Produo* Mar- way hit, "What a life." nlng to attend are asked to noUXy "-10:00—Contented Program. ket Report. the undersigned, with whom appU- Mrs. Florence-North Immejjlately, *■ Intari'er, 4 claw and ball f*nt, ra- Thig " G a e rgloii " Thraa-Placa Badreem Sulfa Raduead t a . $119 to Closd Out! 10:30—Guy Hedlund and Company. 1:05—Sweet and Swing. W. O. Fields is cloker to a mlka cations must be filed on or before tonight is the final da^-fcir reserva- duend from $27.50 to $19.95. on he has been In months. The From booatiful aryttal Lightotlor ' 11:00—News. 1:30— Ranch Boys. ’ August 8, 1B38. tlono. .Y6ii **v* $50 *a Ihl* *11 mahogany ripple figured, hand 10/949. 9-Fo. *11 mahogany Adam luif* with Cradoni* lamp* t* (mart Rttlo pettory toble ■ 11:15—Ray Kinney’s Orchestra. 1:45—The Gospel Singer — Ed- holbous bn (Toon Is reported signed Recorder, Labor Board The RockvUle ,Emblem club was 271/51: 4.drnwor mohogany 6ov. fitted drawer*, with cantor drawer guide*. *did mahog. buffet, roducod from $47S to ...... $349.. lamp*— *om* rodueod t* halt pric* 11:80—Al Donahue's Orchestra. ward MacHu^. for A aertea of *lx engsgementa with Navy Yard, Boston, Mass. represented at-the outing of the omor Winthrop doil, roducod (rgm any wdo*. Regular priea $169, *ol* prie* ..... $119 •0/946. 6>Fc. mahogany dinatt*, roducod from $l95 and I***. 12:00—Weather. 2:00—Tours In Ton*. CImrtey McOartby, his ar*t radio The United States a v ll Service Cdnnectic^'^mblem clubs held at $12.75 to $24.75. 437/D70. lO-fe. Walnut modhm dining *uit*, raduead 12:02—Clyde Lucas Orchestra. 2:15—Harry Cool and Harmon- lovB, and dickering for a serioa of Commission hiss announced an open Pleasaut Beach, Bridgeport, today. from $460 to ...... $29$ $139 12:30—Fletcher Henderson's Or- ettea. hi* own with the agency that han- competitive examination for the Mrs.^josephlne Johnston, president chestro. 2:30—U. S. Marin* Bond. dle* the Al Jolson funfeat. position named below. ^ 't h e RockvUle club, and several of 1:00—Silent. Many of the advertised items are one-of-a-kind and cannot be dupRcafed,. but all You Can, Shop in tho Evonbig 3:00—Adventure* in Rhythm. The Inane awing ballad, "Flat, For this examination, appU(uitlons .the members attended. A meeting are in stock as this ed goes to press. Early buyers naturelly have, a wider selection. Tomorn»w*a Program. 3:3ft—Deep River Boy*. Foot Floogee," continues to b* the must be on file with the Civil Serv- of the Past Presidents’ club of Con Park Your C ar at Our Ex^nse 9y appo!nfm*nf — just phon* 2-32S4 and arreng* for on* ef A. M. 3:4!i—Melody Rambling* With best-selling popular phonograph rec- ice C^immlsslon. Washington, D. C., nectlcut was held at 12:30, followed Drive it into any Parking Station end hand your parking ti^et to Mietman to m**t you at a definifo t!m* at eltlwr on* of our 6:00—Reveille with Jake and Carl. Marty Dale. ord of the month, with Benny Good- by a dinner at 1:30 p. m. trencas — ISO TrumbuN 3tr*ot or 103 Asylum Stroot. not later than August 10, If received To Appear In Court •elesman for rotund whef) he writei up your order. ' 6:30—"Suwlse Special." man's InterpretaUon favored. from State* east of Colorado, and USE FLINT-BRUCE'S C O N V E NIE NT BUDGET PLAN 7:00—Morning Watch —Ben Haw- (Tharies Albert Phillips, 39, of 612 not later than August lS, If received West One Hundred Fortieth street, thorne. NO ROAST PORK! from Ckilorado and SUtes westward 8:00—News. New York city, was released yes- CHrector of Unemployment Insur- te r^ y under $50 bonds for appear- 8:15—"Hl-Boys " JenMyville, ni.—(3ar*no* Bonor'i ance, 110,000 a year. Railroad Re- You Will Enjoy Shopping in Our New Rugs_Draperies and Curtains 8:30—Radio Bayaar. colli* dog 1* pretty much of a hero ance In the 'ToUand Justice Court to:- RADIO tirement Board. Brood and pr<^ , -night, enlarged with. Improper regls .- .HiOOrrMllky.WBy.. '______Around the Boner formyArd. -Boner 9:15—Gretehen McMullen Eresatvety iraportani admlnletratlve! tratlon of a motor vehicle. Seottar Rugs Eastern Standard Ttma Bold that when a fire deitroyed gS,- experlenpa In the held of govern- .'Birth Bedding _ 9:80—Londt Trio. 000 worth of barns and property, thV In *11 quallti** reduced during thi* d**r*nc*. Jo lt a 9:48— Musical Interlude. meht, or social Insurance, or lndu*\ Mr. and Mrs. John Sampierie of For 47 yean, FHnt.Srvco Company hot •paelalitod in badding. Suying dog not only ran Into the burning trial relations, or labor organlMtion, West Main street are the parents of with 4S other largo itoro*. *n *b l** u* to offer value* which w* ballov* law llitad baleiw— 9:45—"Vic and. Sade." buildings and chased two sows and Rag. 10:00—Mrs. Wlggs of the Cabbage NeV York, July 25—(A P )—Port or labor legislation or railroad man- a son bom on Sunday at the Rock- or* anaquollod. Nationally *dvortI**d ,*ampl* mottr***** and 'be* of Henry Ford s 75th birthday party their Utters outsl."' Sit* 27tS4 Alt Wool W i M R<*9 . . . . $ T -» Patch. Site 27iS4 Machine Wool Hooked Rug $9.9S will go on the air In a 15-mlnute pigs out of the way of falltng/em- partial substitution of certain edu- is the former Mis* Mary Bresna 10:15—John's Other Wife. Be The LAST Site 27i54 H**vy Plain Fringgd Rug . $I0.7S 10:30—>rust Plain BIU. broadcast Saturday morning. It bers and Into a nearby pond. cational training. Applicants must bam of this city. 10:45—The Woman In White. will come from the Michigan state Funeral Tuesday Fadnral Box Spring and 11:00—David Harum. fair grounds near Detroit. The funeral of George M. Bart- Innarspring Mottrass, BOTH *24^ Axminstar Rugs 11:15—Lorenzo Jones. Mr., Ford Is expected to speak nard, 66, of WindsorviUe, who died He avy aH wool braided dailgn. Fattem and oelon 11:80—Federation of Women’s briefly, but meet of the program Get at bis home 6n Saturday night, will In attroctlva woven ticking — tho poir roducod from I39.7S to $24.75. iu«t right, for your colonial room. Our itock i* too Clubs Program. .will be devoted to old time songs bo held on Tuesday at 2:30 p. m Urge on th’i* rug. Reg. $49A0 ,...... Sale S34.9B 11:45—"The Road of Life." by 8,0ft0 school children, prime from the W, P. Quish Funeral Home 12:00—Beauty News and Hint*. among which is to b e'‘Happy Birth on Park street, this city. Burial will $24.75 Holmon-Bokat P. M. I day.” The broadcast will go on . in the WlndsorvUle cemetery. *19.75 Jlorgolns in Stora Usad Rags 12:15—"HUHop House ’ NBC at 10:30 a m. Inifocuiatlon Tueeday Fare Staple Cettea Innarspring Mottrass TRUTYPE Thoio rug* hove boo* o**d 1* dbplay room*. *11 have 12:30—"M>Tt and >Ia fte • Issues of the Encyclopedia The second inocculatlon cUnic U*od to ketol* end Inotltutlen*, an aacoimf of thoir long iwarlog boon thoroughly doanad and are *lmo*t a* good a* 12c4S—"Slngln’ Sam." "against diphtheria wilt take place Felt MbrttreM oow; Ta .bo doled out a* fellewit qualify, roducod from $24.7$ f* $19.7$. ./ 1:00—News: Weather. Althouph Leona Vanjii 1* in on Tuesday afternoon at the rooms Furnituro- 2—9 il2 H**vy Ann. 5readloom loaf dailgn, brown. : Amw/m Reg. $135.50 Sal* $9t.SiB with 242 ell tempered coil *pring* ha* b *** ipacielly priced at $95.00, now mnpl* boua*. 8:80.—Pepper Young's Familv. meters) at 4 p.m. Saturday. straightening the tobacco on the and clo*o woven S-A. twill ticking, roducod to $79J)0. I—I.3i5.3 Heavy Aomlnitar Hookod Dailgn, Odd L^ts of Curtains 3:45r-"The Guiding Light." ' sbadegrowh plantations and the Rog. $44.50 Sal* S29.S0 Her grandfather la 78-year-old hove ordered bock issues, to do so, please coll and get $29 to $19.-96. le * Spring ot tho W* ^ v * n loro* yorlaty ot *t- Samplat and odd loti, On*, two and thro* p*b of • Robert Vannl, first tenor for many p o w ers of both Vernon and Elling *omo price. F “ tJ»a, pattern*, not to be I— 9ilOA Heavy SoamI*** Hooked All Wool. round eUowbere to Hartford or - Rag. $I09D0 S*U S 7 9 J 0 kind at Regular $1.19 Sal* yeara with the Metroj^lltan and feel fortunate that their crops In Our nolahborlne ettla*. Rug Cuihlon* to fit aoy of tho above at 1/3 dbaeont. Regular $1.96 Sole 9SC other open# companies. wrere so little damaged by the heavy Regular $2M> them at once. ^ 3 bif (loon of Uvlns room fur-. Sal* |1,2S Listening tonight: ririns of the past week which caus- 'Amarieon ¥flng' Regular $2.95 Sal* S I A t ed serious damage In nearby com SImmeas 209 C ell Sprieg nlturo for which, ntot-Z Pltot-Bruo* ha* WDRC 1 Talks — WJZ-NBC 9:80 Radio .ton* boon famou*. 81* lounce Summar Rugs Forum, Jos. B. Keenan. aAalatant nuhitlea. < . • UattreM...... ‘ . . . . $ 1 5 . 9 $ Ar* ever 300 Homo, bedroom wit**, oultee, carved frame Preach 225 . Hartford, Conn. 1880 It was expected that with no rain peotor bod*, chair*, lecken, doiki, book outtec. period aofna — Chlppen- Final d**r*nc* oo balana* of tfock. to the attorney general. "Law En- doia. BbentOD______end Duocen~ bargain* for you. The' K e y to (Books win be sold to c o m p l y your set Irrespectiye o f whether today, aU i8 ElUmu,Ellli songs. peat 9:30); 7:30 Margaret Speaks torgo, cheoty rooms — *11 with tub,-ibower tnd REMEMBER! This offer will expire Saturday/July -Work of resurfacing EUm street was , 6:00—Ad Liner—Dance prosram. recital; 9 Marek Weber concert; 11 drcvlating ice w*nr. DsUgbifiiUy cool lobblss sad Rag. $9.98 ...... ■SbibSTJS te.be resumed today. This project Loathar oevorad, low hootag**, blue, T1 5:30—March of Games. Clyde Lucai* orchestra. MT-emdiHmtJ dhimg raaaat, All your Comfort I was started last.Monday by work- 8:45—New Horizons. R*g.i$4:9S ...... 1*1* S S . 2 t WABC-CBS — 7 Dick Hlmb«r Yoe will Uk* th* szcallcnt aarric* girta by all 30 and no further books will be sold to onyonoe ^ ers under the direction of Superin- Last CaH for Summer Furniture Loathar covarod, modiwn da*, f w a d or iquar*. 6;00—News 84rvlce. *how; 7:30 Pick and Pat; .6 Ocoim d*p*naa*nts. Yoor patrOaag* U moil important co nai tendent of Streets George B. Milne A Rag. $ I J S ...... Sole 6:10—Baseball Scores. WeUea play '-Tale of Two CItlea"; aod the improvement u 'i- .4e*b FaybA* Sgttt Glidori, 5*ock Umbrolo* oaid. * $*v*r*l good b«yi In tamplot a t 1 / 5 dfll 6:15—Topeye. 9 Wayne King waltz; 11 Joe lUlch- ^ - tram Prospect street to Union 6:36—Songs For You. Shirley Sad- man orchestra. streeL The high crov.-n .vurtoce is ohaln. CholtoHoo. ponh choba ler. , WJZ-NBC—6:30 MuMc Is my c to be removed, and It la planned to oad rockoti _ ayon the 6no \ Slip Covor Motoriol 6:45—To be announced. Handicap: 7 Cal Tlnney Interviews: rebuild the street almost level, elim- FLINT-BRUCE 7:00—^Ray Hsatherton. 7:30 Serial, "Those •W* Love” ; 8 Troy piacoi rodacod 20%. Phono 2-3254... 103 Asylum^ ond 150 Trum bull... H artford Crath, lino*, Mohair; Duitita ood Homoopima a l la lEufnlttD Iff raid' inating the deep gutters at each ba cleiad out at 20% dbaeuat. 7:15—Star Goolng In Hollywood— Fred Warlng*s PcBa*yi»Mni»n«- g C rids. Other Sommer ^ hrhiture rw C HINTZ — ^ tb* yard. Moay dHforoa^ pottow * aa^ Harvey Olaoe. True or Folse; 10 Ben Cutler or- ESTABLISHED IB9I ^ ' 7:86—NlghUm# oo the Trafl. . COMMONWIAlfN AVINUI A? KINMOII bOUAll M o o ting To n ig h t aelarfc Valua* 19a ta 96a .Sala S ydok cheetro. ' ' ■ " / H m Badstoubner AuxUlary, Vet- doood m moob a* hajL 7:45—Hooke7:«n—Booke Oortor. i l l ^ » - O w a B R»* a * i i Teora —rooM^aaal*.------t fv m h w — KHdiM Appliowras — Root C orarlwps —* DrapkriM — Rsdioi O ffic* FurnBur* Wiuit to expect Tueeday: «l s a MAoaao&e— * for bll.71 pw p w m . ■fgaa of Fortipi W on, will hold . JtMO—Moodmy Ni;^t Show^ 1 WEAF-NBC -- 12:15 p.z p.m. Three L LJgITNfV. Maaaslas MraAor' t%blr A t y uoattog this ovenlng at am . • ' lOM •w ak in tlM OJUE HoiL

L.'-' . Robert Duncan, om o f the signers campaign when be soeund In error Qonnet Cam mai bte aABhiMra* baad o< tba atreuB praea-agaat it's IIARCHISCnn IS FIRST le listed aa a Damocrat, and another, a proposal blank mad# out In toe LOCAL D A N C n TO StODT tkm ttjr Mr. BlodgiU In hit ncently got a eactala taidaflaaU* BoaiaUilag • SERIA L ST O RY Dorothy B. Latorop, la not Uatad as name of-tba Prohibition party. A ealTflig-.^ that BO other kiad ot Btoiy aun- **Life o f Frivolity Go** a Republlean oa toe caucus list, i t change was Immediately affected. tloa. mad* damand that tha Oovamor ax* HOMO ECONOMICUS Health Diet IN POLITICAL RING was said. The candidate le a former tavern M NEW YORK STDDHB plain what haa become Of aome $20,* ages to attala, aad without Its oc- oaa WaSm’a - Ettmin9 lirralik As too paper now staada, March!- operator here. So fa r aa is knorwn, WeatA7th 000,000 of new tax-monay received casional x^>paa^ule* la vartoaB B y Jam es' J . O 'L e a ry /^vice MYSTERY A T THE LA ZY R sotU la proposed as constable by hs haa no election platform, nor has eosvsieHT. lea* Says Franco of New Spain he opeftly sUted a reason for his de- MiM Gertmdfl Gardner Of 180 Durtaff the i tnam ata ookp. from additional Impoata on dfiar* fornu batwaea tha Bioaths et May Files Propoflfll PflpflTfl For Re- Charles' Racoagnl, and toe ten en- DB. FB AH K MeOOT BY CLA RKE NEWLO N MS* SBRviex. m a dorsers number M. E. Moriarty, sire to be' elected to toe office. gathers a gtOfop-* II M*m U atrMt ettea, liquor and eorporatkma dur» and September th* aaaaonal - so pabllesn Nominstion As Center Street Lenyefl For getoer and forma a* MiMfeMUr. Ooaa. ABB THB BASIC ASSUMPnONB OF LAISMBS-FAIBB CAFITAUSM Spaln’B poeKble poUtloal fn- Samuel J. Turiclngton, John Jenney, . n o u A i rcRQUcoir inr the laat three flacal yaara prior just doesn't seem quits natural. BBALf tnre nnflir the domlnalkin of Constobifl In September Pri- Course Dnrinr Vacation. In which an o f tha : BEAOAOHB M. O. (Jorman, Mathlaa Spiass, ■ E’8 WORKUr ON THE part. This plan Mma*s«r W'hat brought the matter to mind a------e-i:; CAST or OHABAOTBBS a fietoiteua Fraaeo—may be JMtoM.OMolMr 1. lin to June SO laat. unhappily Steve’e obvious avoidanca. mwy. , Itobart N. Vaitch, Vincent BlnoUo, RAILROAD—BUT NOT .Mies GtortrudaOatdaar, daughter and alao e i ^ In an effort 'to point out tha fun- NIKKI JBBOMB, kesetae! gtmpaai thibugh Kw Stuart J. Wasley, Samuel Tfelsph, Mr. Blodg:ett'8 requeat for enllght- was the great flea news that Inini' holding company, tha latest^ device When something goes wrong, popular, Is engaged to etx-foet, In the afternoon he took a rod and TOO HARO. IT SEEMS. of Mr. end Mre. John Gardner of kind o f work. . PaUlchM CTralna Except damental defects In the American wetff a quarter of a mile back.of the oM erala’s publlo nMeraaoea. Jr. and Gtovanalna X outlt •mdays aaa Boll^irf.H Cnterea at the > enment waa made - through the- ed the wiraa from coast to coast. for industrial-comblnati[>ri7 Perhaps headache aeama to be one o f the black-hatred With toe necesfery number o f tea. ISO Center street, haa left far New economic system o f laUsez-faIre ranch house to the pool that bad Today Turkington explained that Kahlotua. Wash.— (A P ) H. n e t OOlea at Two trained fleas, called Sam and a few examples will "show more first warding signals. The'abnormal STEVE M A IX O B Y, heroi who Is By MILTON BRONNEE I eadoraen signing hla propoiial for —J. York to study exclusively with well 1u 5“ m«S !v “ j medium of a letter to the Hartford capitalism the wriiter has enumerat- ha does not. intend to9 k u p p o rt Swart, station agent at Kahlotua. acBOot _ _ iaaead Ctaaa 1 clearly what the writer means by aooonipaaylBg iier *a a trip to Nik- been formed when Uncle Jim dam- nomination as constable oa toe Re- known iostructora. One ot toe ; Coiirant. Oovetnor Croxa attempt SMie, were rushed by plana—Uke ed the basic aaaumpUona of that factor may be of physical or emo- ubUean local ticket this fsR, Mario Maroblsottt with hla vote, bih sign- haa one railroad Job in a million. schools ehe U attending la toe FiNoiauwirnpBt aUEtCWPTION IU T 1 » ^ . . U- concentration In^ induatry. In the ki’s aunt and uncle on a' Wyomlag med the creek, but returned aoon L ondon, — I f Franelaeo Franco radium—from New York to Holly- aystam and haa shown bow the pric- tional origin. In other words, head- larehlBotti of 90S Main street late ed the paper- merely aa a conven- Kahlotua hae two trains a week. Chester Hals echool at danctag to- Tear Itr Hall ...... ^ dlapoae o f the Inquiry by aug* automobile Industry General Motors dude raaok. Nlkkl’a fattier, and said, moodily, they weren’t ing mech.anlam would automatically ache may result when there la blUng. , Anally eonquare the last one-third I Saturday filed hie proposal paper* lance for toe candidate, who needed One runs on Sunday, which la gether with many otoars. Her main » i t o “ ctopr o^at Mr. Biodgett look over wrood to appear^ In a scene with Company.and Ford ar* In control; PETBB JEBOMB, la a wealthy Pueblo, Colo.— (A P ) —I t e e ' regulate the economy if these as-' U. 8. StMl dictates price and pro- something wrong with the physical That night ahe lay in bed bear- ot Spain which etin 1a e^ubbornly Swith Town Clerk Samuel J. Turk- xome extra elgnaturee on toe paper Swart's "day off” —so hie train duty ISseons In ballet dancing ara to be 2,000 school childraB e PeUvetaa Oaa Tear ...... «...l».oa j tb^'t^rard of the year*a financial Claudette Colbert. You learned that New York Jewel aiercbant. sumptfona were true. It la extreme- duction pollciea In the steel Indus- ing every sound o f the ranch as it realstlBg his Insutgent armies, two ington. Ae It was preaentad, tha to make It valid. consiits of juat one meeting every linked together wtlh various in- printed recently In a canuiaAgfl they were awarded eoptracts. In or ’’pinchable’’ part of you, or In * Miiriwen nw THX! aaaftfriATKD ■ tranaarthma and to read the forth- ly Im^rtant that we examine these try; a few big producer! "och as drifted off to aleep by quieting de- vital qu^rtioas then arill'arise and paper, according to Turkington, had MarehleotU ran Into aoma Initial seven days. In hla spare time, be struction In acrobetle and tap. toe chamber bt oommerra to ' ' aasumptiona in the light o f experi- the "unpinchable” part or that part Yeeterday: The fleet night at the ■tired for 98,000, and tramqx>rted Reynoltla and Lorillard con^trol the grees, but alumber would not com* the repUea will have a tremendous to tmdergo correction of two nnmee. difficulty laat week in launching hie d.oea clerical work. . This la t l i fourth eonaacutlve everyone la tha oity thua Tk. A a «»i.tw “ .5?. u .xeiu.ir.if , « " ? • " « aUtenjent of the Governor ence. therefore, in order to detef^ which you do not feel with the fin dude ranch beoomee etraageiy sinis- across the continent In an air-condi- cigarette industry; the Standard Oil to her, and flnaUy eh* stepped out repereuaslaa upoQ- Buropeaii affairs. aatltled to the oa. of r.pnbileatlon j on the budget. Then, aa uaiial, he mine whether or not they an^-yaUd gers. An example of . a physical ter when Nikki overhears Sarto and at an B.w. dl.p.teh.. cr.dif.a to It ' Company with ita various State, cause la conatlpatlon, while an ex- on the balcony which opened on to Ftret: What price Jt agy must or Bot otherwl.. eredltad In thl. adverted xo. aome ofhla famoua tioned container. One was to do the in our present economic Dfgaalsa- Bancroft plotting aboat her. branches rulea the gasoline Indus- ample of an emotional cause la her room. Franoo’s Spain pay Hitler ami Mue-1 paper and aleo th. loe.l new. pub* ; iightaome “humor.” actual acting, and the other was to tl la* ' er. declining to be put off with appear In eloaer-upa of a portion of electric utilitiea a few big bolding possible physical causes. It la not poised brightly watchful. A thin Seeond: What kind o f government ot aarrad. small businea*-^ entrepreneura in always easy to determine quickly two men had vanished toward the will Franeo glv* Spain? { ;loke8. cornea at the Governor with the actress’ peracm. ■ every field x>f Industry—entrepre- companies such as Electric Bond cloud drifted mietUy, laxUy by, like and Share Co., Associated Gas and what Is the %xact cause in any glv. ranch house. Steve was waltipg for Ih all drclas In foropaiirope which be-1 Fall aarvlea ellant of N. B. X 8arv- neurs who are competing fiercely a wisp of veU discarded by a languid (aa iBo. I a demand to know how It cornea HoIIyrvood hais fixed things. It Electric Co., and Commonwealth en case. The same wide variety of Nikki to speak, but she was lost In Have in democracy, It has been oon- D ra m a tic > lady. Far out. in the night a eoyot* sesmi mblx Ilka sumnief hoWr. witfa-'^ne another, and no-.single-one startled thoughts. stahtly aesertqd that Hiller hasl Mombar Amerloao Nawapapar Pub. that, In apita o f the fact that.. the End Southern Co., dominate the pro- causes is likewise the- explanation sang a mournful hymn to the moon- or,ehmblnatlon of whom la able to What ana the "Jerome affair' net eent airplanes and teehnlclaiml ""■Bhara Aaa^atlea. law require! that the etate comp- duction and distribution o f electric of why thia symptom la so very Ut darkness aiid its lonesome netee E*- cbntrol the market price In any par- power. common. I venture to say that and why was Bancroft ao afraid of aad Mussolini haa not eent Italian troller make an annual report to.the ticular,. Induatry. Roughly, we are rose with the faint brease. Pabllabara RapraaaBtetlvaa: , Tba PERPETUAt WONDER, Accordingly, It caa be stated headache la the most common o f all her getting In touch with her regulan, airmen aM material to fallua Matbawa Spaalxl AaaBCf—New able to say that prior to the Civil A dog barkd abriUy from tha Governor before September 18 without fear refutation that al- disease symptoms and certainly you father? W ^ t did Sarto mean by Fraaeo merely to aee that Spain | Tork. CblcBxo. Oatrolt and Boaton. The college girls and maml^rs of War tba Amerii»n buaineas organ- at corral and than the night was "which ahall Include a atatement of most every branch o f our Industry, would have a hard time finding that half-flnished sentence? Nikki does not remain republican. HEHBBR AUDIT BUREAU OP the qualntly-namad. “yoiaiA matron ization fulfilled the requiremanta broken by the sharp report o f a nil expenditure! of the public funds almost avery part of our economic person who could truthfully say he was aecuatomed to having men In- Demoeratie writers have held that' DtRCUUtTIONS. laid down by laiaaes-faire. A fter the never had a headache In his life. rifle shot. NikM started, aad then Price Reductions sejt” must b* g e ttin g ^ little tired terested In her. Several had been, Germany wishes to get n grip on and such other Information aa will Civil War, however, the growth of structure, la organised on at leaat her eyes’ went to the seatte:^ Tba Barald Ptibtlna Cempaaf Inc.. , , a seml-monopoliatic basta. No longer Headache may be located in dit with varied thoughts liehind their th* mineral wealth In tha north of •Ifl our 84 yeara la buetaMee we have never by now o f flndlnEtiielrlli^ f elders break- industrial trusts spread very rapid- cabins below her In an effort to aaaamaa ao flnanelal raaponalbllltf < In his opinion be of Interest to the do we have, the perfect competition ferent parts of the head—that la. It '~6paln, that Italy intends to have known lower prices oa fine Watkins Fur- ing Into prin>by ddisclosing with an ly and the forces of competition Interest, but there was an Implied trace the sound. of laissez-faire capitalism, but in- may involve the back, the top, the bases in the Balearic Ulands, and niture. Both manufacturers and oureel^fofl Iyv.‘?SL^L:^Bli"'iB'"?S PU»>He or a. wm convey to the Gen were replaced by monopoly. Bxepl- menace in the Sarto blend of In- a'lr ot discovery that the nation's stead we have a system of monopo- side, or the front part above the that Germany and Italy between hava paced proflta to the bon* In oidCfr to EvaBtaa BaralX era] Assembly and the Governor the lent examples o f this new form 'o f nuendo. Steve finally spoke. are the them e of eyes known aa the forehead. 'The There were ao lights, but ta keep our plants In operation. Now oomes young women ar* coming out of listic competition, a system atiU "NikM, thia businesa haa gona desire bases in Spanish Mo-1 essentia] facts as to the financial business organization were afforded ache Itself may vary all the way interwoven shadows traced by i toe Aufuat Furniture Sale giving you even their shells. strongly competitive In aome places, far anbugh,” ha said. *T want to f roeee aerosa from Bhigland’s Gib-1 MONDAY, JULY 28 condition and operations of the by the Standard Oil Trust,. the from a sharp, boring pain to a dull hablas and the trees, NikM sud( raltar. to other words they would more for your money! .You’d have to go hack at least a but on the whole approaching mon- know who Bancroft and hla im- r aching aenaation. The severe type of state govamment," no such rw ot( American Tobacco Company, the opoly. In view of this, we must ly saw a dark figure dart aeroaa a threaten Trance’s oommunlcationsl decade to find a collage girl wdio American Sugar Refining Company, headache Is made worse by bright pleasant friend are and what you path o f light. Never before have furniture deaigaan 8TATE PENSIONS has bean made, though n ^ rfy , a completely discard tha most funda- are doing mixed up In their bust* with her North African poaaeaaloins could tell you without considerable and other business organlsattona of light, loud noise, or even by move- It waa a man and aba aaw h l« fl«m which ahe draws men and food given ua more beauty . . nor eraftanUB I year overdue. ' mental assumption of lalsaei-falre ment. ness, or they in yours or whatever WATKilYS BROTOEBS itriven so hard to produea tha flnaat in A little matter that It would be like nature In the 1880’a. hesitate, look qulcMy about hlai la w ar time, and Enginnd’a free pas- memory-searching Just what a shell capitallam, namely that of parfect tha devil la going on,” he wound up, woriffnanahlp. Truly, right now la tha an excellent Idea tor the people of Now thia may strike H>ma Con- During tbla period 1888-1890 In discussing headache It la most and then run swiftly to tba. eabln •gga through the Mediterranean. looked like. But the old folks keep competition. b ew ild ered '^ hit own words. *1 MAMjCHWSTJBRV CO NN. moat dramatic parted in our 84 yeara o f necticut paoplfr—Jntiudlng for aoma there grew up a tremendous concen- convenient to consider the - various that Bancroft apd Sarto occupied. Fraaeo eeeme to have answered I the state to keep an eye on Is tha The remaining assumptions need types separately; thus there is the "They seem to know father, all businasa. But aueh eondltkms oannot looff r i ^ t on being surprised whenever triftion In almost every Induatry. Just before the cabin’s shadowi the question categorically in a fact that at a meeting of the State obacur* reasolk'^ few Republlcana only to be'-considered briefly. la It toxic type o f headache which Is right,, don’t' they?” said Nikki, remain. Our buyers. Just back from G r m anything In a skirt and under the The evil o f the truat, from the point true that our buaineas organization swallowed him, some $;estur* ot speech he made on the Aragon front | Association of Executives— which and’'aavarnf^Itepubl lean newrspapera due to auto-lntoxlcatiOn and to con- mottly to heraelf. Raplde and.Chicago MariMta, report o p ^ age of 28 displaya Interest In aome- of view of lalaaes-faire capitallam, qualifies aa a free-market? Can any movement caught hfr eyeevtth a last March 19: —aa rtgattlng nasty." It la not Btlpatlon; then there la the bilious ‘N ikM !” Steve waa almost ex- miam everywhere . . rfculttng. In many would be more lUumlnatlngly named ta that with concentration qf the entrepreneur who posseaaes a little surge o f recpgnltion. >- "N ot an Inch of territory will be I Uiataneea, priea guaraateas ot SO daye thlng besides foundation creams type which so frequently develops ploding. '"You said that Bancroft at If It called Itself the Association of tiRX^g good old Uncle Toby witta buaineas of an industry in the hands capital, for example, enter the It’a Sarto, she thought, it couldn’t detached from Spain for the benefit! only! and walst-llnes. In tha patient predisposed to at- was an old friend. I don’t believe It. that kindly tandemasa to wthlch ha of one man or a combination o& steel Industry? Could be, by chance, be anyone else. But why? Before of a foreign power after our oom*| State Executlvaa—a committee wgR tacks at biliousness, wmch Is caused don’t believe you ever saw him The breathless announcements men, a few Indlvlduala are able to enter the automobile or tobacco In- she could even hazard a guess the plolo vletory.” erected to Invastlgata the respeefiva has baen accuatomad. It haa a harsh control the market and thua to dic- by a sluggish liver; and In addition before you g o t on the train. Any- that girla read the papers and form dustries? Through tha purchase of there is the type oMeadache due to( clamor of voices below and. bet and bittar sound— aomatblng like tate price'. way, If he la an old friend, I can’t merlta of various plans for.^penaionB securities In ,any of these companlea an upset stomach. imcle’s: A s to the kind o f regims he would opinions on aohlal, political, and eco- The trust movement In business Bay ao much tor your taste.” Nlk- give Spain, Franco haa 'veered from for state employes. the sound of the questions hurled at an Individual theoretically becomes - Sometimes headache Is th* result "W hat In tarnation la ^ l a ’ on nomic Issues are usually accom- bad reached such tremendous pro- Id turned to him. ' p ^ t to point to a apeech he There are a grpat many such a group of other amiable politicians an owner, but he la unable to dic- of eyestrain, being Induced by an around here?” portions by 1890- that Congress "Steve, believe pae, I don't know made Auguat 10, 1936, barely three i by other atata'a attomeya In Watar- panied by the announcement, appar- tate the company’s poUeiaa In the uncorrectqd eye defect and disap- NikM threw a dressing robe over $39.30 plana—and thej^^l come out at the paaa8d the Sherman Anti-Trust Act anything more about all thia than - weeks sftsr hla rebelUon had begtm, v' ently Intended aa a comforting re- sense that laisseg-falre capitalism pearing aa soon aa the patient gets her pajamas and hurried down the name door.^-ne Individual who baa bury and in Fairfield county. It prohibiting monopoly in restraint of you do, at least not much more. conceives a free market, we can the benefit of properly fitted ateps Just as her Uncle Jim cams hs laid: sounds almost like a grand Jury aaauranca, that nevertheless the trade, Although the - Standard Oil And I cant ten you anything right "Spain is ‘a 'lepubUe and 'wUl re- •*i»| the Tiielpor the pull to get hlmaeif a surely say that it no longer (ociata. glasMs. During the summer, many out on the veranda. Befliad Um bnttMtonts, daring iflB* iT Km flghtiag. OetrnI FtMee echo. same girls still look forward-to get- and the American Tobacco, cem- iple "report that staying too lonj; now. Pleas* truat ma, Just for a lit- -fastn so. Neither the regime nor —4t_____ may______be aeenmed becomee Stateamaa Fraaeo and la b o ^ planning job Is at once placed on a|| panlea were supposedly broken up Laisiez-faire capitalism also as- "W hat are you doin’ b*re, Nik- •'*Ai Nobody ever talked to our vener- ting marriad. These companion sumes that there alwasrs be full the direct rays of the sun will tle while . longer, won’t you? It's F th e flag w ill be changed. The only I to boUd n poH«*«wjiiy staSe upon Km KMH-Jantb|ed rnlna o f his no- htbaly different level of security under the Sherman Act, on the M ?’’ be’ asked. "You bear that diet, change will be that crime will be ttve Spain, revelations must have got Into cir- employment of tba factors of pro- produce headache, but even In these sometSilng I can’t . .. .well, I just too?’’ from the ordinary worker who able, jovial and scholarly Governor whole the legislation was poorly cates where the aun aeems to be the can't talk about now." replnoed tqr order, acts of banditry' culation first about the time ahirt- duction, land, labor and capital. In " I waa, awake and heard It." eba w. spends his life In private employ- that way before. Not even about enforced and the mushroom growth direct cause there la usually aome "You mean It’a something you by acts of progreaelve work. The the light of conditions since 1929 It answered, not mentioning the figure WUllmantlc hospital today. Frank Hayes. walnts and hat-plna started dlaap- of trusts continued. Side by aide underlying disturbance of the diges- can’t tell me?” Steve’s tone waa Spftrish Arm y may be compared I mant. Is utter foolishness to maintain.tbat ■he bad seen darting among tba Mrs. J^Ufred Hill and two ehll-l pearing. with the trust grew up trade aaso- tive tract which must also be con- half Incredulous, half accusing. ^ t b a surgeon who la operating to This holds good with Klatlon to A t a matter o f fact It Is even this assumption ta valid today ■hadowa.___ . WAPPBK dren have returned from a few . Sqirnebody, would, do the gals Of eiations—loose organizations of sidered. __ ‘'parilng. It’s . tomethlng. I .oen’t Maa Spain.’’ •more - gratifying ' than... surprising So -complicated bae «ur- busifieaa days; visit with her ststsr Mra.J I ihe-lmlOBtTlat er - eommefciar em-“ supposedly" Independent compahles' The ordihaiy headache ' Is' due to tell anyone jiiiff now. ^aides, there’s There was - a Hght among tm to a a b to b ru f^ ^ cA' the nation a great service by loudly atriictura become that even within cablAa now. The marriage of MUs U la : George Bennett, Jr., In Harrison, ployer who Is supposed to be the that a Republican, candidate for whose declared purpose waa to ex- an upset In the digestive tract and nothing to tell. Pleats truat me. to have forgotten all about a repub-1 and publicly taking their Intellectu- ebanga Information within an In- those industries atUl characterized "That's Flake’s cabin,” said Uncle Graham and Charles ConMin Van N. Y. beneficiary of the old-age pension the governorship or not, has at last may be the result of stomach trou- ‘T m to truat you, but you don’t liean regime, for be said: dustry. Actually these trade aaao- by competition we can no lon{(er say ble or of conatlpatlon. Thia com- Jim. “ I ’ll go out and see— ^Nlkkl, "W e ^11 not have Faeclsm, but AusdaU, Jr., took place Saturday Joseph Sargis and AUce Herklerl refused to recognize any reason why al adulthood for granted. truat me. Pm to stand by and sea provision of the so-called National clatlona were the medium whereby that there exists perfect knowledge mon, ' garden-variety. o f headache you better aU y here,” he. broke In' win Mtoblieh a mlUtary dictator- afternoon. July 18th In the Congre- are spending toe month of July what happens when the girl I'm to v/ito their grandmother, Mrs. Ger-| Security Act, and will continue to Governor Cross and his administra- tha owners ot legally independent of market condltlona. Further, only will usually yield very readily to as she prepared to follow, but Just ' gallonal church at East Hartford marry ta b le s up with a couple of bar in Newport, R, 1. wd tion should be exempt from forth- WEEK OF GREAT RAINS companlea got together and quietly a raah person would argue that our plain warm enema, followed by then Flake stepped out o f hla door. Franco already, of oourae, baa with the Rev. Truman H. Woodward hold good so long as the “ pensions' strange thugs she won’t even tell Mrs. Steve Lnyxiro and tflro chU-, 888.00 G B A D B right Inquiry when there Is Involved set prices to suit their fancy. present - society affords -a perfect rest o f one-half hour In a darkened built iMhlad hla advancing armies a officiating. Mrs. Van Ausdall 'Is the \to be derived under that act are aa Hartford's Weather Bureau By 1914 the matter of monopoly mobility o f the factors-of produc- room. Even the headache brought me about. And they’re thugs If I dren o f Manchester, are vlslUng at so Important a matter aa twenty He was holding a rifle la one aert o f temporary military dictator- daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mrs. Loyzlm's parents, Mr. and sterously Inadequate as they places .the precipitation for the again came to the . fora when the tion, land, labor and capital. Such on by nerve tension or by staying ever saw any. 1Vhat am I auppoaed Ship to function as long as Graham of Keeney avenue, West It'S saldom a Mg, quality lounga chair Uka to. do ? Pretend I don't know what’a hand and la the other was a Jltue Mrs. Emil J. Koehler. be unless the law is liberalised million dollars o f public-money. week, up to 8 o’clock yesterday Clayton Antl-TTuat Act was passed. a perfect mobility perhaps never up too late at nlgat w ill alao gen' the civil war lasts. [Hartford, but waa formerty a reel' thia can be had for so Uttlet Deep T-shaped going on, or don't you care ?” ' wad of cleaning rags. He walked up Mi;, and Mrs. Forest Gray attshd- far beyond any present likelihood. . It Is utterly improbable that Mr. The primary purpose of this act existed, but today it is Increasingly erally vanish with'ttais-slmple treat- to Franco’s forcea there were men dent o f Wapping for many sreara, seat; hjgh button-tufted back shaped to flt; morning, at 9.1S Inches, an. all-time ment. "O f course I care.” to the pair on the porch and said ed a family gathering in honor of low comfortable arms..,- -Choice o f ganet* Blodgett has unearthed, In the fiscal was to b r e ^ up monopolies in re- lesa true. who w e n out and out Fasdsta and and Mr. Van Ausdall Is the son of And th* vast majority of American record. It Is doubtful, however. If "WeU, you don’t act like It." apologetically: Raymond Gray’s birthday In Mans- blue, green er henna frlsM oovete. straint o f trade by apeciflcally enu- Aa a result of our examination of When headache is . due to high or there ware otbera who were monar- Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Van Aus' field Sunday. workers QO not even come under the affairs o f the Connecticut state gov- the average for the state wdll reach merating a number of buaineas the basic aasumptiona of Isdasez- low blood pressure or to anemia, Steve was thoroughly singry, but "I'm awfully sorry. I was clesn- Ing my gun and I guess it’s aaothet ohlsts. He succeeded in getting them dall of Vine street, Hartford, Security) Act penalon provision at ernment, anything comparable to within a full Inch or more euch a practlcea that were Illegal. Once faire capitallam we have found that then it will'probably not yield so Nikki could not tell him of the to settle their difference* et least! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carr and readily. case of Just not knowing the thing all. wrhat R'ent on In Waterbury and In. again the legislation was Impossi- they may have deacribed the busi- strange meeting on the train or of temporarily during the clyll war. family, 'who have been spending figure, because on one day of the A Good EUminatlve treatment for waa loaded. Bullet went through the connection with the Parkway. But ble o f enforcement and the concen- ness organization of our country the' dreaalng case full of money, ao to April, 1988, celebrating this un-| several weeks with Mrs. Carr's J Thera oouldxta no more Invalid week Hartford had a special cloud- tration In business proceeded apace. from 1787 to 1868, but that they Headache they parted for the night unhappily. floor. That’s what comes of not MARLBOROUGH what Is to be suspected Is that he The usual type o f headache will handling firearms enough to keep km, be said at SaragoSaa: parents, Mr. and M rs Joseph El- argument In fawr of giving gov- burst all its own, which wras not. Under the New Deal, aa with the have become' increasingly leas valid "th # old Ufe—frivolous, comfor- more o f Pleasant Valley, moved will succeed' In disclosing that the be found to disappear by following on familiar terms with them.” ernment employea ^ e special privi- shared even by communities as near present Investigation, of monopoly, until at the present time they am The next day about noon Uncle table. empty— must go. Th* Ter- Saturday to Norwich.. Dayton Oomlsh of Bast Hartford extremely remote from reality, Ih- this treatment: First .take an Some of the men from the bunk- has besn spending several days lege of penalona thu that their Governor hasn't any particularly by as Windsor, Wethersfield or whenever the government wishes to Jim came driving up to' the ranch tuUa-—om ee house table arounq | Twenty-five more State Highway detract attention from the rest of aa much as the success of the auto- enema, using plain warm water. in hla prised station wagon with a house were out by this time, but with bis aunt and uncle, Mr. and compensation la less than that re- clear Idea of what Is transpiring which Spaniards discussed problems Departmisnt workers have Joined the West or East Hartford, and the Its program. It embarks upon a pop- matic pricing mechaniam depends Then start on fruit juice feedings, gray-suited stranger whom he In- most o f the guests bad slept on un- Mrs. WiUiam Zerver. . . . i about him, In hts owm administra- iiaing whatever juice is desired from eternally instead of grappling wlthj x. F. of L. recently at a meeting ceived by persons of e^ial Intelli- fall then was reported to have been ular but fruitless “witch-hunt” for upon the vsJldlty ,of the basic as- troduced as Donald Flake. disturbed, or else a shot at a raneb E stI larson o f Worcester, Mass., the following list: orange Juice, to- them— ^must go. Such habits caused held in the South Windsbr Town gence, ability, induatry And merit tion : perhaps of the reasons why about two Inches In an hour. monopoly. sumptions of lalsses-falre capital- "Mr. Flake haa been visiting the in the heart o f Wyoming didn’t ap- spent the week end here with his mato. Juice, canned pineapple juice, Spain’s decadence. A century o f u^jj gonJ^ctod by Bernard-H. M e parents. Mr. and Mrs. O r l Larson. there has been no comptroller's re- A t the present time the concen- ism, the writer will seek to point Gerleys every summer,” Uncle Jim pear startling to them. In private employment; or that In However, even subtracting that" grapefruit Juice, or grape Juice. Impotence showed the time ncnjcusker, state representative. Mr. Mrs. Clarence Hanson* and chil- | tration In business la at an all-time out in the next article how well the explained, “ and when be arrived Flake spologised again for hU any way they are at' a disadvantage, port just as In the Merritt Park- doubtful Inch, Connecticut folks can Take one eight-ounce glass of the come for the Spanish National Rev-1 j^icCueker said Highway Commle- dren who have been spending some ; high. In addition to the trust and pricing mechanism carries out its thia morning he found the whole kit carelessness and said that he guess- as compared with the private work- way case where Uncle Toby naive- juice every two hours'; drinking one olution.” . .n .» I eloner Cox was highly in favor of time in Texas are at the home of 18th Century Diniiig Room-9 Pieces probably set down In their diaries trade association we now have the regulatory function. and caboodle of ’em down with the ed he would finish the task In the ly said, "W e didn't know about glaaa o f water between each feed- But It waa to be on toe ronu- department workers Joining. toe her parenU, Mr. and Mrs. WUUam •V/.vs/y/sl er, In the accumulation o f a fund ior the fact that last week was the wet- mumps. So he decided to come over morning. guess rather than on toe Italian said that about 78 Lelser. that." ing. Keep thia up four or five days, the support of their old age. Not A, test In the state's history—and tell and continue wlto one daily enema. and viait with us.” Nikki wanted to inquire If be model. For hear him again: percent of the workers were signed Lyle Hersey who haa been a pa- '/A Swirl figured mahogany venaars are used to enhance aurance," he says. " I have too many usually cleaned his guns In total Hngle Individual Is employed by the no untruth. It surely was The Take one tepid sponge bath per day. Flake 'Was a smalliah man, thin- "W e do not heUeve in government up and he expected 100 percent by tient at toe Hartford hospital for i these 18th Century pieces, combined with plain m a-. \ outside Intereata.” Upped and narrow-eyed, who nod- darkness, for Jie could have sworn through too voting booths. The sometime le reported as not being state of Connecticut under compul- Week of the Great Rains. A fter the faat,. select your foods another month. hogany vanee.ra and gumwood. Notice toe to-toa- PENSIONS IN TEXAS Technlciaa RAISIN G ded pleasantly at the introductions there wasn’t a light in tha cabin Spanish national wlU waa never BO w e l l ^ $ with sufficient care so you are fol- This evening at 7:18, weather per- floor ehlna. with Hepplewhlte baae-and broken pedl- sion. The state's government Is lowing a senalble diet. Take a mod- before the ehot aounded. But aht Mrs. WlUIam 2!erver entertained Bigger ami better and more pen- Leon Gilbert Simon entered the and gave hia home as Chicago on freely expressed tbrough mittlng, there la to be the next to .ment top; bulbous table pedestals! Usually $228.00, staffed by people who are in the insurance biialneiia in a roundabout erate amount of exercise, keep the the Lazy R’a register. An odd type, remained silent and watched whu« her Bridge Club, Wednesday. There sions .seems to have been the issue A FA MILY ^ *°«baU game in toe Jobe because they are better Jobs way. He graduated at 20 from By Olive Roberts Barton colon functioning normally, and se- NikM thought, to be vacationing on her uncle accompanied Flake back UticM b o ^ and. Pomona Grange series between Bast was a dog roast at noon and there on ' which several candidates won were three tables at play. than they could get anywhere else. In N ew York Columbia, a mining engineer. Hla cure sufficient sleep. By observing a dude ranch, but recalled that these to hla cabin and tha mai; returned alcM W te and toUaad teams, to be la the difference between these rules of right living, you to the bunkhouse. Mr. and M n. Ralph Koragiebel at I 810.7$ O R A B E The work is pleasanter, the hours Democratic nominations, equivalent By George Roes first job was with the Bureau of were other odd types there beside $16-75 Engineering Statiatlca" as a atatls a newsboy and, the sheltered, little should be able to remain without Flake. Uncle Jim put him In one of Then ahe glanced at the cabin Troy, N. Y., former residents of _ easier and the pay^^tter than they to election,\tn Texas on Saturday. this place spent toe week end with \\ ttclan. He was glyeh the job of any headaches arhatopeyer, the amall cabins. occupied „by. Bancroft and Sarto. I t whims, giving toem orders h<^ they W. Lee O’Daniel appears 'to have By PATTI IWSS chap who gets his ice'creanr and k er sister and btotber-tn-iaw,' Mr. ] could get elsewhere. They do not analyzing oertaln phaaes of the In- Those deriring my article on The day waa rather diapiriting. waa dark and quiet and all too should vote, to the new Spain, toe •■R walked off w l ^ the nomination for movies gratis? HEADa CHE may send tor It by national will Is to be expressed cor- and Mrs. WlUlam 'Zervsr. s«ed get laid off like private workers at New York, July 28.— You surance businesa. The "charta and Nikki wished desperately ehe would peaceful looking.” NORin COVENTRY 'h don't Working for what be gets, of writing to me In care of this news- porately through a. g i ^ ejrstoib Mr. and Mrs. John C. Vergaaon aa m every cloud in the economic sky. governor by ualhg a hillbilly band graphs he produced helped other hear from her father and watched (To Be Oontini|ed) have to be the President's son to course. paper, encloslng''-a ...large, self-ad- the Nuavo Eetada of Portugal rath- and Mr, and Mrs. Menry Sweeney -'% il often to promote the p otion Idea and agents sell ao much Inaurance that Hubert Edmondson, Cbrisfamber gumwood base. Size: 36x44 Inches. Their salaries are always paid; they sell a lot of Inaiirance. But there is to much more to it dressed, stamped envelope. '' er toe Fasclemp of Italy is to and daughter Betty were at Mia-1 JSut Congressman .Motgan Sanders someone suggested . 'Simon take a that we could fill' the. page with Glenney, Fred Bennett, Basil quamleut Reach, R. I., recenUy. how do not get paycuts whe'never busi- be our model. Bainsbee, John Kingsbury, Helen Right here In New York and stab at the game himself. atoriea of sacrifice, weather and the ting the federal government to pun- A picnic social w ill be hSld the He ness sickens, and their tenure Is at seems to be likely to m.se to another vicinity there are some twenty men QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS'^ "W e promise toe SpanUh people Gleeecke, Edna Gleeecke, Barbara He approached hla new job from risk of life itself; getting up before ish officials of counties where lynch- that no home ahall lack a hearth T rl County Church Union from In.M least reasonably secure—more so pension booster. LlndIey\Beckworth, who Bell a million dollars wopth of Tobiaeon, Loriralne Bowen, returned noon until four o’clock at Lake Hsy- an englneerirtg viewpoint. He -der ray to cover the morning route, ing* occurred. Under the bill, Geor- and lire; no worker shall lack $ Store open every Tuesday and Thura- Pietr 28 years old. Also Mr. l^sevelt's life Inaurancein cejf year, and do it year (Oombread) W ashing ton Friday mornlog from attending vward, Saturday, July 30. ■ 19.75 d a r evening imtll 9 o’clock. Closed than In any private emplojanent. cided life inaurance agents fell in- trudging home after supper is cold: gia’s county might have been bit bread; everylMdy ahall have work, with after year.r. Scattered^cat through the Question: Mattie L. inquires: “Do Juitlor short course at Connecticut \ The heavy rains ot the past week Wednesday afternoons toe year blessing of CongressmanV Maury to three categories: (1) Pluggera boarding moving vans to make a a $10,000 fine, together with dam- because those who'bave more shall |M Caru! We should very much like to see country are about seventy or eighty you recommend combread and. what State college, reporting a wonder- nave caused much damage to the ’round. cal e: Maverick, a New Deal whe^lhorse (2) Mixers; (3) Technicians. He also penny; scrapping to save hla comer Daybook ages, to relatives of the lynched give away something for those who Solid mahogany carved batl- every state employe who reaches more who do the same thing. They ta ita principal food value?” ful time In spite of a week o f rain. hay crop here. end-claw feet; beautifully^, HU studied hla owm character and de from interlopers; doing I'easona Prastam Grm Negro. have lass. Our%>cial Justice will be The (Coventry 4-H C elf club met who was slated for the chalripah- earn from about $40,000 to $78,000 Answer: I reeommendd com- in, spite of toe hard rain Thurs- shaped and carved arine of eolid'^ lem proper retirement age. or Is Incapa- cided: (1) That he would not be when other kida are playing the Before the lynching* were many baaed on brotherly lava and on- toe Friday evening v(lth Hubert and shlp of the House Waya and 'M ^ns a year In COTTimljalona. •' bread as a healthful food. Inasmuch Washington July 28— The South’s ^ y afternomi there was a large at^ mahogany; dlatlnetive damaak fathe citated through no fault of his own, a ''plugger” , the kind who ifrorka all radio. days old, southern newapapera^^l- taBmate coUaboration o f all claaees. Ronald Eklmonson. The 4-H Sewing Committee, seems to have done lit;. as Its chief food value lies in iU first lynchinga o f the year came at ed on state officials to make tendance o f children and some covers . features of this Mg, tlon receive a safe and jrtcqtiate pension, AIL these lads belong to the "Life hours of the day and night and gets I xhoose the newsboy to illustrate Our hand will be hard and relent clubs niet Friday evening also at ifrown ups.from tola and surround- starch,' It is a good plan to balance ample . o f the lyncHsra. And roomy period occasional chair. pated Maverick no particulST good since' Inaurance Round Table.” It's a club by on sheer persistence; (2) that he my ^In t, buL^ere are other ways a most Inopportune time for south' leas to eeabllsh social Justice." toe home of Mies Bessie Strack. ing towns at toe concert which was 1175.00 GRADE f We should also like to see every prl- the meal when using it by adding a bard Job. In the town of. I Regular ^8.00. RionaJ he^appears to have been .beaten by ■more exclusive than the U. S. Sen- could not be a "mixer," the kind a boy earns./He ctuldles in summer, plenty of the non-atarchy food era congressmen, who had begim to A^pJn: "W e are fighting for Both clubs bad nine members pres- held at Richmond Memorial ' l i - *129 from . vately employed worker" precisely ato and much harder, to get Into, who depends on hla social contacts population where the Georgia lyncl ent. Paul Ktlday In a fight, in which , the be takes his litUe wagon and de- cooked vegetables and alao soaie of think the freedom for such crimes state which will bo like one great brary. The program, which lasted mana *9 situated. -We do .noli expect . to ^ea- you sell a cooi-.mlUion-.in for' his .business,. Tbat . left iiim : with In g occurred,, probably. iSyei^’ Mrs-. .Wallace JtfcKnIebt and: livers grooerleai for the store toAt ■the'raw n n lad ’Vegetables. ' had given them an-eapedally con- .foailly, sritoout ovezlotds o r serfs, oae-half .hour; eras gotten up Cbcoae thls Chesterfletd Sofa . '. or one of sevefi antti San Antonio maciirfie oppbsrf the policies, you belong. I f you slip the only one alternative; to become a dent Ictiows at least one member c< daughter, Katoryne of Big Pond aee..,tlie latter condition: we do not boasts no tjruck. He'takes orders for (Urethral Caruncle) vincing argiunent against enact plutocrats or proletarians; and in peciaUy for children ;by toe Julius I other lounge and period deel$me . • covered In your The well known 'liberal and Kllday, too, next\^ear, you’re disqualified. technician, a specialist in the solu Soap. He Inerciaea doga. He cuts Question: Mrs. T. H. asks: "What ment of an antldynchlng bill. tha mob—but won’t telL which all the riements that go to Penn., Mrs; Henry Halstead o f Cen- Hart School o f Music and there | ampre . J^Ueve^ anybody will see it until we tecvlUe,.. Penn., and .Mias. Rosalie own selection o f materials. (180 to' choose from.) n8lled-'thie--penslon’ flag-tn. hts mast- ■ \..... a-=in-i MSji tion -of insurance problems.--.—^— ■ • g rass, o r sho'velt snow. By a^ hun- is the'best treatment' fo r caruaele O f course there is no "opportune” lr. Rwke-tlHr national Anealth wUl be- was no-adm issi«i charge- fo r chil- Ddwn-ahd-featoer imate; ablid mahogany taga. • I n , t h have ^ {te ri along a gbod deal fur- I f we were a ealmon 'we would not Glosenger o f Honeadele, Perm., left dren'under sixteen years of age. evisr. head. < . Probably one o f the moat remark- Cinch dred means/^a boy can add to bis of the urethra?” time- for a lynching, except in the represented.” ther- In the art o f clvilixation than climb 72 tortuoua atepe to the top' of Friday morntog-after spending toe Another ooncert'wlU be held In two | cover able and respected . of . these "nUl- Slinon. finds his customers by stock of dinaae ff 1m must, or w^h Answer: By a caruncle Ja.,meant, opinion o f a .limited few . Yet two . - I f ■ Maverick o r ' ' Sanders 'touM a dam Only to lay an agg; a t im t peat week "with Mr, and ■^Mm JChn- weeks;- Y- and’ t I W* have ao -faf.' ^ h d uhtlf pen^foits' llonaries’’ (as the trade calls them) looking f6 f them '-ln the' papef, Don’t Make Mystery o f Money a small red" grmvth which usually came Just at the time President halve shouted' for bigger and better 'Wheneyqr he reads about someone causes discomfort because it is so But the Columbia river aelmoa are Kingsbury. Erneet wnsoa and family hay rapid J ahall be available to all desm ing is Leon Gilbert Simon. *■ Child labor won’t, enter Into thia Roosevelt launched hla program for Rev. Leon H. Austin read a por- pensions too, the.v might have won. who might be in a position to need aensiUve. When found in the federal Intercession In bettering doing it at Bonneville dun. We moved from Golchester Intoj ' He. * workers It la impossible to see any article tor-1 am not going economic BOLTON tion of toe lOto chapter at St known aa toe Rob >' ■ At. 38, Simon has crammed large inaurance policies, he sends urethra such growths are Usually conditions In the South, which be thought they never would. audiU But aa loyal supporters of Mr. at the movement The point I would Mark, 17 to 28 verses and S t Luke, Mies Rboda^uHef of New Ha- won't ■ fair or Just reason why.the rest of enough activity Into hta short life that person a letter or a copy oi located on the posterior wall. No called' the nation’s “number one eco- A troubleeome condition has de- Roosevelt the.v were ■ supposed to make is the value to any child of 19 chapter, 1 to 10 verses for 'the ven sp e n ^ to rw e e k end with her | ting a ; the people of the state, enjoying no to provide half a- dozen men with on e'of his books, and aaks for an one treatment can be euggeated to nomic problem.” veloped, however. The "aockeye” Mr. and Mrs. Anthony ’'Ansaldl bustling for a dollar to spend or to scripture reading at toe moratng tistor-YCiss Rachel Ann FuUer. iS - ■Tt w assume that the Social Security successful careers. Selling a mil- appointment to discuss taxation. He' fit all caaea. T^e treatment used Lyncbing may seem remote from salmon, the choiceat la the Colum- have ratunied troai an extended ; such pri\ilege of security and most buy the proverbial new sb'oel'. service. His text was Luke ir ~ lleve 1 A ft waa not onlv a magnificent lion annually is only one thing he usually gets the appointment. may consist of removal with the the Prealdent’a proposal' to find bia, failed to show up in their ac- flablng trip In Maine. They visited . of them less comfortably situated It is life J u t aa surely as It is H e was UtUa o f s ta tiM ^ :^ 75 docs. For twelve years he baa Later, he prepares an individual electric cautery or of cutting away what la wrong with Dixie, but the cuatomad nuffibera. - Thera alwmya , eeveral canneries . and lumber .' aind less weU paid, should" be taxed- piece of humanitarian legislation, for his daddy, who cannot deaplae the growth. theme wee "Our H e ^ t t o s p ir it u a l taught insurance and taxation at Negro is generally recognised as the hae been a U g euituner run of eampe. Deaths Last Night ^29 HERE book fo rg e ry client who might buy but all, and more than all, that any- money because it must be had. Things”. Tbegpiitir toolr sang toe grascBs to provide pensioiur for state offi- New York University. He hops ehou^b^ Insurance to make the ef- .‘‘number one problem” o f the na- aockayes during June and early M n. Samuel Woodward haa re- one could expect or should have the There la too little honest talk turned from a trip to Canada. antoem,,.,'”abd’s Love will never cials and employes. around the country' delivering fort worth while. The volume haa (Painful Seneation) tion's "number one economic prob- July. This year it failed to develop. about, money when It come* to Miss Oaudla McKee is al tto*' Gerald Chappel____ (B y Aeeoetnted Frees) effrontery to suggest. dozens o f lectures on atatlatlca, in- Question: Ruth R. wants to know: lem.” Any failure o f the South to Offldala ot: the bureau do not blama hs hymn, "Open M y Eyes that I Pro- I Yet apparenUy the SUte Assocla- the name of the customer printed a conference in advanced legdarsBip Augusta, Me.— Obadlah Gardner, surance, taxation and eopnoralcs. children. 'W h y should there be? "When a bladder la very much In- solve that problem would appear to the dam. might see” , for toe offertory, Mrs. —Fun 'Jion of Executives is planning to be- That assumption might'serve In on it and contains a complete ..jrork at Lake Wlnnepeesukee, New 87, Democratic United States Sena- A t leaht twiS of tba six fat volumes Money, after' all, especially for the flamed will pressure cause it to Many fishing operatora have left B m n HaU arranged the flowers. tomor some states, but not In Texas, with analyala of hla financial condition, encourage federal Intervention of a ^ Hampahlra. tor from Maine 1911 to 1918. come a pressure group for the he haa wn'ltteij-'on the aam'c sub- city child with no hay to turn or contract In such a mannqr aa to th* river imtil tha next run, sev- ’Ihe committee for toe SOto annl- 46-lnd his real-eatate and stock holdings, type oppoeed bitterly by the So.uth. ' Mu^uS' Ahderson is improving Atlantic^ (Uty, N. J.—Anatole vaacement of such a proposal. ! half the candidates promising noth- jects are standard college texls. woon to chop, should be quite an produce a painful sensation? eral weeks hehee. Where in years veraery of Our Christian Ehideavor, stage the size and value of hla potential The reconstruction . -days gave it a jtfter’Seevsre iUneae. Brand new for the August He playa the violin and studies entity in life. I don't insist that he Would backache be likely under past they caught thousands at aock-j- celebration win meet tonight at toe Friedland, producer aad songwriter et Bui Tha people had better watch out ing to do and plenty coming In to estate, the needs of his family, the bitter sample of federal Interce Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bently are Sale . ; this New Ehigland- strip t music as a hobby. His rich baritdne earn, for this la your affair, but 1 these circumstances?” eye salmon during June s»vt July; parsonage. credited with “dlecoverlng” Bar- about a third of the population. amount ' 'bf taxes the government stojn. /Slatting in Horaeheeds and Avoca, mada braakfaat or dinette theSte voice baa won him bookings over think he -should have some experi- Answer: It- is usually true that Miss Ruth Vinton left Saturday bara Stanwyck and Mae Clarg, will claim and, finally, what kind of now they caiteh but a few huniMd;' A New^ork. group . . o f solid northern M. Col TREATING HIM ROUGH major radio' outlets, including aolo ence in earning a little if he can do the severely inflamed bladder re- with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Vinton movie stars. Hla song hits Included Insurance he will need for all thl*' They W ont Talk The Bureau o f Flaherier ts con- Mlsa ESisabeto Grogan of Hart- "Rock” maple. Early Amer- eago k spots over NBC. ao and haa th* spirit. acts to prepsur* by contraction, ! to. attend camp at Lake WUme- ■'•Who” and “lily of toe VaUey." THE PICTURE COMPLETED Until the recent Ijmchlngs ta cerned. Althougb t h ^ haa been a lord is toe gubet her cousin and ican originals inspired toe bora li The statement-has been published 'The child’a world should include thus producing pain. The appear- at pesaukee, -New Hampshire. Mr. Miami, Fla.— Wallaee H. Smith, He 'works at Inaurance selling \ TWO BALL^-rt of to tennis and buying bronzes. home without pay, but a plan of SERVICE al w ays tloa at tha country in aupport at 68, author o f books on bird dogs. coat . . aad than two at wax poUehad to a aedt' WUUam H. Blodgett ot Winsted, way. this neighborhood,” read the signs, certain aaaignmenta with definite Mias Flora Riemer of Wetoera- line of He baa qualified for the Round- the' aouthernere' aaaertioD that 'Rm annuel ooneumption o f wheat Note hrackat bases, broken padlmetita aad othar ty ftea ll prlntad with red crayon on placards. reward la excellent training. Topeka, Kas. —Archie Conley, fleld Sunday with Mr. and The income which farmers la t^ • PB O M years. ' Conner state tax oommlasioner. This Table thirteen o f his eighteen years the South ie aolving ita lyncbing "Unbridled preaa’’ Item: katr In Oilna in normal ig England Colonial motifal , ^ T ia t it was, a wire dispatch has Now Juvenile Officer Riley Nelaon pestered with mice, appeared' at the Mrs. Gilbert Storrs. United States from mrat *98 .acMed by DO means oomes into in the busii^ess. But he doesn’t make has the baseballs and the signs and. problem without federal interven- A bene in a Waahlagtoa v«,OOOJ>00 bags o f 48 pounds ■'>*v , oatioDi J w recently revealed, wxa the real- ■Dali^atlan pupplea are bora public •Ubraiy.B' He aeked for, end tion.. Oeorg* A yetylaalm ala rapraeents about 25 any special effort to dq tb«« " I can't aaya he la looking for a rule book club haa been named rSeeator Ifln- had their toaaUa remored at toel cent of their entire cash Income ISqUBied bfiOQlx atotj; taam white; they get their spot* with rto*t*eiL the l^jgsiytjg |;and her a southern saflatass too.” He al MAUmcSTEB g yEWNG BEIULD. MANCHESTER. CONN^^fONDAT* JULY 2S, 198ft V MAMCREBTEiR EVBNIWG EEBALD. BCANCRESTER. CONN, MONDAY, JULY 25.1988 •tim STATE COUNTS COST slda/' of the lake awoke Sunday tiimif waa a Iljht blue twin print street, Burnside,' the pursued man tba ^A R ET WARBLER Cowboys Hunt For A Dam Bad Horse: “N E W H A Y E ir lornlng to find'’ the kitchen flood- chiffon redingote'with navy'blue ac- leaped from bia Car and ran off to- away oa 3 WOMEN LOST FOUR ed with nearly a half foot of water. HIIEVES GET $75.99 cessories. Following an unannounced SPEEDS OFF MADLY ward nearby fields. Policeman Grif- by the patrol ear. OF DOWNPOUR WEEK This is the only cottage believed to wedding trip they will be at home to fin gave ebaee and coUarsd the run- IS C A R O JUNIOR The King Of The Bro ncs Is Getting Old ON be directly affected by the all-time toelr friends at South Coventry ner about 100 feet from the toad. A Domeatle animals pegr As The Natives Demurr DAYS IN BADLANDS high water mark. INMARKETROBBERY after August 15. The bride is well AS COPS APPROACH charge of reckless driving was lodg- tention to alraloaes ~ AS WATERS SUBSIDE Constitotional Court tlulcg ' At the two public beaches busl known‘here and;is a graduate of By ROBERT E. OCIOEB T iee-Pr^id^t Pleraon Goes Stafford High school. Mr. Leonard ed against Vanassot who was Jater unless they i ^ nm Conn. Brei|.ch Of Peac« Stat neaa haa been at a standstill for the questioned by poiice. Officials were wild animals, .hewavei (C Balinese, girls deck themselves, ia been awarded the contract for trans- . A bticklng king has to be bom known as Ufa Jehovah’s Witnesses, standards of living - now - Invading tight-fitting cotton jackets. Menco, Neni^^-BOirie E. X Fieraoa, vice president of watching for the damage done to islert D ifiB g W eek-End; Man Is Caiigkt, Held As At leaat ttto other damn in the to the purple—mean, sulky and hot- nave lost thqir challenge to the con this famous island of the Nether- lawiu, face walla along tbe shore, porting the students of Stafford American tourists snd Amerlesn the New York, New Haven and to the State Trade school in WlUi- Rie Trying To MakeliOod area—one belonging to the Com- tempered, or Just plain bucker-for- stltutionality of the Connecticut lands East Indies which legend and missionaries are considered to be and washouts along the beaches. stoelt^^eney compamy in Winthrop. the-love-of-lt. You can’t train one breach of peace statute under which tourist pamphlets call “ Paradise Bit AreJUsbed At Last Hartford railraad, in his special Summer vacation school will be- Bar Door On Loaving. mantlc this coming fall, it was an- Reckless Driver. Isle." tesponsible for the changes which train, want -through Mancbeeter nounced by the Town School Board. T U ES D A Y A N D W E D N ESD A Y a cominunlty in the town of Say* —that’s w’hy the; hunt is on. they bad been arrested In Bristol ore taking place. To p r^ rv e peace gin on . 'Thursday and continue brook, and a dam holding in check Five minutes Is 16 years old, and and. other cities for distributing The lure of "Western store- late this afternoon. Mr. Pierson through August fourth. The gen Fred Horaman of Stafford Hollow By PAUL BOSS and maintain native customs, Dutch and Other officlais of the railroad waa awarded the contract for trans- ■ Netv ■ Mesaerechmldt'S'Ppnd in Westbrook a horse can’t live forever. He s the literature. ’ clothes" has gripped Ball, whose Albuquerque, N. M„ July. 25. — eral subject is a study of the South The Everybody’s Market on Main Leading police a wild chase of SP EC IA LS A T drew Y N ew ‘*Toric.—Enrico Carueo. Jr.. —gave way. A number of bridges best—or the worst, according . to A Federal Constitutional court. natives heretofore dressed only In authorities are now refusing entry were mqklng a tour of luq>ectl0n of porting the pupils from the Leonard permits to all missionaries. (AP)—Undaunted by four deya of era Highlands and people. The dally street waa entered and robbed of District to the Plnney Grammar several miles at 9:45 p. m. Saturday aocrator; mm of the great tenor, haa juet collapsed also, one blocking the the viewpoint—bucking Worse that In. a decision handed down Saturday, a multi-colored strip of cloth worn the .different branches of the com- program will Include worship, in- In the 8 ever lived, says Vem Elliott, former loosely about the hips. wandering without food or water in panyX Thla morning the train $75.99 during the week-end it was school at Stafford Hollow. The Leon- night, Theodore E. Vanasse. 51, of opened an engagement at Leon and road between Clinton ahtL, Deep denied the sect’s contentiods, assert struction, singing, stories, games, ard school was closed at the end of the Bhor wutiVm'm alnrars Would be etopplng traffic rodeo rider,, now half ownei of a Ing: _"We cannot say^ that the Long-tailed shirts — worn out- More than 420,000 persons a tt weatem New Mexico’s badlands, startecTfrom New Haven and went reported this morning to police. The RFD 1, Andover, waa captured by EVERYBO DY'S M ARKET frelahtei summer schools ir the hubuo over the lines of the company aa dramatics, first-raid instruction and the school term last month when the between Winthrop and Killlngwortl^ caiwy of broncs used on the major statute here in question is Invalid on side tbe trousers —plus fours and three lierdy women tourists studied handwork of various kinds. The money, all sliver, was taken from Policeman Raymond F. Griffin after FREE DELIVERY! DIAL 87211 Idand hi tickled silly to get a booking at this on Route^ 80. rodeo circuit. Five Minutes Is ace its face. It prohibits breaches of fedora hats are the coveted ar- schools ahd colleges of tbe"united far north aa Springfield. 1116 plan two cash registers according to the board of education decided to trans- ly becau of the cawy. SUtes. ” - road' maps of Grand Canyon and waa to go over tbe local branch as staff will Include the pastor ,.Rev, port the pupils to the Plnney school. a sprint into fields bordering SSad Btreet hot*spot, but Ehjrlco— The Bozrah Electric Company the peace or threats to another; or ticles now- of tbs wardrobe of a manager of the etore. Two loUe of Church street, Burnside. The pur- typhoid whUe duly grateful—is thinjilng of sent an emergency crew to its dam Steamboat Oeta A Vote use of Indecent language or ges- Xoung 'BaUnese man-about-town Yellowstone Park today. far as WilUmaatie tomorrow, but Ralph Rowland, Mrs. Allen Robin- pennies in one of tbe registers were Both contracts are for a period of Elliott’s opinion is backed bjf They’ll continue, their western because of the rain atorma and the son, director of music, Mrs.* Elarl three years. suit, which was Joined by Police- Fa ncy T o m ato es Young Other things. in Gilman and saved the structure tures toward another; or to intimi- while in all the larger villages danc- r— not touched. First' intimation that man Arthur P. Seymour In the tlan, chli although the spillway head was that of a formeif^'world's champion- date or threaten to commit a crlms ing girls and their mothers are be- trip, they agreed, but there’ll "be no poaslbilltiea that there might be Saunders, instructor in flrat-ald, and a theft hkd occurred came this Mrs. Mary Moran and son of Wil- In a short time, young Caruso more side trips.’' six girls as assistants, and Mrs. cruising car.-led from the rear at a -noks wi la going to approach the bead of swept away. cowboy. But John Charles Thomp- by any writing; or to write or. print I finning to wear hip-length cotton washouts or efeakening of u s road morning when the store wee opened. llmantlc spent the week-end visiting b ask e t o f a b o u t Ib t. 13e {mringfl. Residents on Dcfr Island In Ban- son of Cheyenne, Edltoh- .of. the and publicity exhibit or distribute, iC T O R ’S N O T I C E A 23-mile excursion to see the bed along the other lines it was Beok after August first. On Tues- Seeking change with which to pay a with her mother, Mrs. John Quinn, lunch wagon on Middle t'irnpika the Metit^litan Oj^ra for a try- jackets. perpetual Ice cavea, ..a natural re- west, to Biiraslde Jiefore the togl- ator of out. ' And when he goes, he’ll hare tam Lake at Morris used rowboats Wyoming State Tribune, 'tloqsn’t post up or advertise offensive. In- When the large round-the-' decided late this morning to have day evening, August second at eight bread d$Uvery nian, the stora mah^^ cn Bellrose- street.- " t a d h e r j agree; He haa covered or attended, frigerator eroded in the lava beds the trip through Manchester made o’clock p.m., stareoptleon pictures ager went to a till which usually Leo'P. SCnecal of Chicopee, Maas., tlve was caught. C a rro ts, Beets, Sq uo th eoch 3e more than the nervous feeling to or waded on foot to get to shore decent or abusive matter concern- tour-boats, carrying thousuda^ of OF SALE n south of Orant’e, N. M„ brought Bridgepo overcome. ^mehow, he'll have- .though an automobile road normally every Cheyenne Frontier Days ing any person,.' American tourists, viaitjhe island this afternoon. will he shown concerning the South- contains a quantity of change, and brother of Mfs>‘^amUel Har Hartley of 'Ebcplalnlng his actions, Vanasse "We hi connecting the Island to the main- Show ("daddy .of ’em all") since them four days and four nights of In the train in which the vice ern Mountains. found that it Waa missing. A check Furnace avenue, Is seeking the Re- told ^llce that he has been bold up to put the quietus on a jinx which "Such prohibition cannot be re- each year, special Bhllneae dances almost unendurable hardships after Fa ncy Peach et an day", has clung to him —the that land. it was Inaugurated 40 years ago. garded- as an imreasonable exercise are arranged fw^^Ke tourists, For In pursuance to the provisions of president travels on bis loapectlon Farm and Home Week at Oon of the' store doors then wee made. publican nomination for the.office of on four previous occasions, and ae«- from Nei comes from _ bearing his father’s The Natchaug and Willlmantic His choice la Steamboat, long dead. of the police powers of tbe state these perfornsMces, and for those the General Statutes of the State of they became loat tour is equipment that notes any nectlcut State College started on It was found that a rear door bad toglster of deeds of Hampden coun- ing the patrol car .approach, Before this year's Frontier Days Leaves, Berries, Flowers weak spots in the rails and also ty. Mr. Senecal is'well known here thought that he tVu again to be a has stop] name. rivers, trouble-makers during the and It Is not contrary to the four-. given jwmiMy in Den Pasar, tbe Connecticut and tax warranta prop- The trio, Miaeee Laura and Irene Monday and many froth Oolumbla bpen forced, although two two by b ask e t of ab o u t 5 lbs. 2 9 c May 27 i The favorite way of rating a gift- great floods of 1936, had dropped festival (July 26-30), the three ex- teentb amendment." )rtneii»l ciW on tho island, the erly issued to r as Tax Collector shows whore there might by any in- plan to attend. It le expected Cb- four eroea-beams bad been left being a frequent visitor at the home victim. Leaving e companion fin- perts picked an "All Apiertca" of Pledalue and Marie Antoinette da of his sister, At Palmer, Mass., Bupplies perceptibly today, easing the tense- The court was composed of IMdinbse performers wear their tra- by the Town of Mancheste.*, you are dication of a spread in the raiU. By lumbia Orange will have a square barring the door. One of these ishing a meal In the wagon, Vanasse N o. 1 Po tato M thought I ness felt in some sections of Wllll- bad buckers. They agreed on Mid- Judge Martin T. Manton of ^he' Lanorest, said the only nourishment checking as the train goes along beams ' was misplaced, and the John E. Hopkins, a former resident jumped Into his car and sped away, p eck 2 5 c night, predecessor of Five Minutes, ditional costumes of gorgeously bro- hereby notified that I, Samuel Nel- they had from Tuesday morning im- dance set representing the local or- tha capti mantic and Putnam where 100 fam- Five Bflnntes T« Midnight Hbndto th e AH-America Bncfclng Team. United States Circuit C^tt^'and caded silks. son, Jr., Tax Collector for the Towl any weakness is detected and men der in the dance festival on Thurs- other, which necessarily had to be of Stafford Springs and. nephew of with the police following at high those typ ilies were ordered Saturday to be and Steamboat.. By two votes, Judges ^MrroU C. Hlncjta^d Ed- ■j.f'til they .were rescued Saturday waa are at once put to work taking care moved before anyone could effect Mr. and Mrs. John Peters of West speed. Thompson holding out for Steam- But when a group of Balinese of Manchester, Conn., will sell ^w ^ [\a a f6''^'few 'to*ves. leaves, dried berries, twigs day evening. Main street, is seeking the Demo- N o. 1 0 n io ns 3 lb s.1 0 c Miss M ready to leave homes. 1 win S. Thomas of the XJnited States youths and maidens gather by of any trouble that is noted. Mrs. Albert Lyman, who haa entrance, had been slipped back into Through Woodland and into the Is the bu The Naugatuck river, another boat, they awarded top, all-time district court. public auction enough or all of ' C.iond flowers. Because of the rains of last week place so that the door' would not. cratic nomination for state senator center of Burnside the chose’ kept honors to Five Minutes. By the themselves in the evening for danc- following property belonging Miss Laura Piedalue, a New York been a patient at the Windham Ju icy O ran g es bow the I stream watched with some appre- ing and songs, "store shirts," plus section crews from the Etast Hart- remain ajar after the robbers fled. from that district. Mr. Hopkins Is on until swinging Into Church 18 for 2 Sc ChrisUi i hension for several days, also gave same two votes. Midnight, who Anselmo Rinaldi (Ansellno Rinaldi J city social worker, admitted hun- ford yards and from the Manches- Community Memorial Hospital for According to the manager, the chairman of the Palmer Toivn com- died in 1936, got second place. From fours and fedora bats are the fash- - frtly eyeing a lizard on the third several weeks, has returned to her started bj no further cause for alarm. formerly of Manchester, Ckmn., to ter yards were sent east to take theft is thought to be that of some mittee and past president of the Borden's M ilk at a tlm< there on, no horse rated more than MAIL ORDER ROMEO pay taxea'due to the Town of Man- day care of trouble that developed on home. Young- Democratic club. 4 co ns 2 5 c one vote. "Now that the whole thing is over, Mr. "and Mrs. Hubert U ttle of one familiar with the routine in -measles tl chester: the road between Pomfret and Put- the store, and ai^are of the fact FHE FUN E R AL HOME O f 'This n End of Floods Five Mihutea still ia good for A certain lot of . land situated in ' we realize how close we came' to man. This held up the west bound Meriden were guests of Mr. and Fin e Le m o ns 5 for 10c many rodeo seasons unl->sa some- MAKES m s CHOICE ooUapaing completely," said Misa that change le eometimee left in Oberlin 9<>llege was the first co- there war TAX CO LLECTO R S NOTICE pT M a n c h e ste r an d train for a half an hour yesterday Mrs. Henry Hutchins on Sunday cash drawers. _ education college In America* .W ILLIA M M ' •hip went in Nation Hoped For thing-unforeseen -occurs but Elliott — Irene Pl^alut, who ia home demon- hooh 'uiiin It'Was assured thal the and attended church here. wotild like to And a your.g succesaor known aa U>t No, 236 on a certain stration agent at Winchester, Ky. Fo ncy Peas - 5 q t s.2 5 c doctor asl By THE AS.SOCIATED PRESS, Matawan, N. J., July 25.—(AP)— plan of which Is now on file In the roadbed was safe and men were pn The Christian Endeavor Society heto” for him. OF SALE "It was a miracle we survived." held ita regular meeting In the plearing skies today In many sec- After solemnly pondering for sev- Town cnerk’s Office In said Man- Ebccept for a few cuts and bruises duty last night walking the tracks Is/'H Jo c k Frost Su g ar 'There a tions gave hope of an early end to Not Mean—Just Rough eral weeks, S9-year-old Judaon Van to assure safe travel. Chapel on Sunday ^evening. . "1 think the top hands will agree chester, marked "Map of Home- and painful'sunburn, the three hardy STAFFORD SPRINGS i SIm p h , up-to-JsIS'VFsy (e 6 t( | land, all t ruinous floods and rainstorms which that when Five Minutes don’t want Arsdale, mall order Romeo, ha% de- In pursuance to the provisions of stead Park Addition, Manchester, women showed little ill effects. Their the men v took 12 lives .and caused property cided between two "wonderful wom- tbe General Statutes of tbe State Ctonn., Property of Edward J. HoU, TO lb. clo th bog 4 5 c tlan, Bsttli to be ridden, nobody in the world can en” and married Mrs. May Meyer. harrowing experience caused the / VACATION and crop damage totaling millions ride him,” says Elliott. ’ "He’s had of Connecticut 'and tax warranta Scale l ’’-100’ August 1915 C. H. weather-beaten veterans of the lava COLUMBIA CURB QUOTATIONS The marriage of Mias Oertrude C. en H. M. 1 of dollars In a dozen states. .30 cowpokes astride his back since She and Mrs. Nellie Davis, 44, came properly issued to me as Tax Col- Olmsted, C. E.” Said lot Is bounded badlands to marvel that they were MulUna, d a u ^ te r of Mrs. EMward ^ Iow a St a t e B u tter lb. 31c half ago. New England'was hardest .hit by 1923 and only about nine stuck. to his'home in answer to his adver- lector by the Town of Manchester, found alive. Mulllna, of High street, to Francis I MONEY FOR THE Week-long downpours which sent tisement for a bride. Both were you are hereby notified that I, Sam Northerly by Lot No. 237 of said A week of almost steady rainfall "Old Five is still going strong. Tract, about 120 feet; Easterly by has caused as yet unestimated prop- By ASSOCIATED PRESS D. Leonard, son of Mr. and Mra. COMMUNITY C a m p b ell's Pork an d Beans _ V - u; 1 levers out of their banks all along He gives the grandstand Its money’s good housekeepers, he discovered. uel Nelson,'Jr., Tax Collector for Am Cits Pow and Lt B ...... 2 Michael Leonard, of Rockville, took PloB (be Und of vacoMoe S Atlantic seaboard. The dam- Both liked him very much and both the I Town of Manchester, Conn, Broad street, so-called, about 50 erty damage os the lake rose to un- most bensiidal lo you, than AND OF THE worth. And all the riders like him feet: Southerly by Lot No. 235 of precedented heights. With the gate Am Gen ...... 5 place this morning, Monday, at 9 g f I age was conservatively put at more because he’s honest. He doesn’t wanted to remain. will sell at public auction enough ORFORD SOAP W ORKERS Ark Nat Gas ...... 3 o'eloek in S t Edward’s church. The bonow tba astro rasb born COMMUNITY 4 c o n s2 5 c than $3,000,000. play mean tricks. Bucking is a Mrs. Meyer, of .Washington, D. C.. or all of tbe following property be- cald Tract about 120 feet; and at the dam wide open, the waters Asad Gas and E l A ...... 1ceremony was performed by Rev. Psisonol Pinaneo Company. The tobacco crop loss In Connec- science with him. was the first to arrive and she and longing to Mary Daley and Cathei Westerly by Lot No. 230 about 60 still rose to inundate piers, shore Am Sup P o w ...... 16-16 Joseph H Donnelly, peator. Fred- ChM -oMIHr C a m p b ell's T o m o to Soup ticut was reported, aa $1,000,000 and "Midnight was the toughest horse -Arsdale had thelr .marriagB'li-,. ine Burgess of Broad. Brook, Conn.' ®®^^K..Lke same land conveyed. * D E L A Y E D O N O U TING waUs, and in some_ eases even flood Blue RMge ,...iIii. l$teiM r F sen l w u aolotat and Mrs: , . . for m snj yoars, similarly heavy tolls were exacted cense a month ago who Mra. Davis■^^ (.to Ahaelmo Rlhaidl by Edward J. bbttogM. • Not laqiriilMeli of them all, depending upon his stout to pay taxes due to the Town of H r" . - . Can Mareonl ...... Howard Learned, organiat TTm am^ptarm. Mr. QoMh is weU qualt- of crops In Massachusetts and hind legs and heart to Jolt the boys. of Paris, III., also answered the ad Manchester; oil as recorded in the Manchester On Saturday whan the waters Cent States El ...... Hbride waa -attended tw Mias Mar^ Poyi n sl Rhode Island. "Steamboat, os all the old timers in person. She liked the Van A certain tract of land situated Land Records, Volume 60 Page 212 Bqg Sinks In Washed Oat reached their crest, the road from Cite Serv 10 $aret McLaugMin of Manehestar as «u io ka •osUy. fled to set In the serv. Textile mills were shut down In know, had a lot of endurance and Arsdale home and the man of the in the Town of Manchester, County on July 15, 1918. Highway In North Wind- Columbia Lake to Andover Lake Cits Serv., pfd ...... 4144 aridesmald and Bartholomew, broth- As lo Esse x Peas or Strin g Beans many towms, throwing thousands of your ice of Manchester be- under the old rodeo rulea that was a Midnight Gets Second Place house, and moved right in. of Hartford and State of Connecti- PURPOSE OF SALE ham; Come Home b Second was covered with water, etoalng the El Bond and Share ...... 9^ er of the bride, served as best man. • Hots at laMrast i I n w M k l y (Oentfai persons temporarily out of work. big asset because a rider had to' ride Until Saturday he had refused to cut known and designated as Lots The above sale ia to be made for rood to traffic for a Short time. The Nlag Hud Pow ...... '. . 9H The ushers were Jaekia .Clapprood unpaid prtodp cause he understands ^ 3 cone 2 5 c The storms claimed four lives In "take aides" in the aspirations of Bus. cMdiaq 1100. and i nthly until the horse quit. Now he can I , . ris m Mr sit Nos. 42 and 44, the location being the purpose of paying taxes. Interest 'Sleepy Hollow" road on the. south Penn Road . ; ...... ; ...... 2% of Main street and Thomas D ^ s rll any rsmcdndor. local needs. reat Sev New Jersey over the week-end. I Cockchafer atlll were standing by the two women. Van Arsdale said shown by a map dated August 25 thereon and other legal charges. side of the lake Is a complete wash- Pitney Bowes ...... 7% of Springfield. The bride's gown ofiftftd tmriee I IRVssed the Three person^ were killed by light- rrpnds* JAPS EMPLOY ALL ; off the KUikiang wattl-frOm^ the wedding was performed Satur- 1887 on file, in the Town C3erk’ put. as. Is the. road .to. camp. Asto-. was of white net over taffeta made •nftvtoneft Pure Ja m s 2 lb . jo r 2 5 c Said taxes^were levied by the-lWwn The 60-or. so employeea of. the Segal .l^Q ck ....—...... 1— liiiflrallciola^Qcio 'ltt Itt I0bi» HiTd. Modmt — — a e u f f i y o n ning'fh TJfifb” • “ VVKfiWhat we want now Is a crown | American and Britteh citizens and day 'by the' Rev. Gairetl S.' Detvriier Office of said Manchester, known Otford 8 o ^ Company who on Sat- Warns on the west side. Unit Gas ...... ^ wiUi a sweetheart heckirhe,' short would havi Hero Saves Score. protect their property. at the First Baptist church. He of Manchestef against the above puff sleeves' and a bouffant skirt. So ltin es 2 Ib ^ b o x lfc prince that is all these horses rolled FORCE AT KIOk OC as the McKee Farm Tract. mentioned taxpayer as follows: urday morning braved tbs rain Many persons’ visiting relatives Unit Lt and Pow A ...... ^ DobI Im I fOu*ra oikiBg o Funeral Home but these, An unidentified hero who' swam Into one." Meanwhile. CWncse Guerrilla said Mrs. Davis would go home Being the same' land deeded to storm and started on tbe outing of and friends at oamp Asto-Wama on Util Pow and Lt ...... Hler finger tip length veil and Juliet I loverV We welcome Inquiries. the wiU of within a day or two. Catherine Burgess by Mrs. Nora List of October 1, 1922 $1.65 cap of illusion tulliull ie edged with lace the raging fian Saba river at San bands continued to harrass Japanese 1, 1924 the company at Rocky Point, R. L, Saturday afternoon were marooned K ello g g's Co rn Fla k es heeded, Saba, 'Tex., to aciire a wire lifeline (Continued from Page One.) garrisons in widely separated parts Burgess on March 10, 1906, record- 1.98 was held in piece by clusters of I BOY IS SHOT WHEN 1. 1926 3.71 met unexpected difficulties on their there over-night with their oars. As KEIXT FILES FOR BAT the freques saved a .«corc of persona marooneil of Chinn. ed In the Manchester Land Records, return trip home Saturday night. the final deluge late Saturday after- STATE GOVERNORSHIP orange bloasonu. She carried a SfRSONAL FINANCrCI prevent oti on rooftops. Earlier the river had ROOSEVELT TWICE away on the shore of I.,ake Potang, The Chinc.se reported a mobile BULLET RICOCHETS Volume 38, Page 101. 1, 1928 4.33 shower bouquet of roses and Swaln- 4 p o c k o g es2 5 c 1, 1929 Rain which bad fallen aU_during noon washed the last ti>ce of a loth Year In Maaebester the voters, Enrico Cartiso, Jr. elaimed two vlrtlnia Ttiiily house% but met stubborn opposition. bdnd ambushed and "cut to pieces" PURPOSE OF SALE. 4.40 the week did more damage in tbe road away, many were-'Yorced to Bonla. - The bride’s rnald wore a gown 758 Main Street Randolph, Vt„ July 25—(AP)t - 1930 4.68 Boston, July 25—(AP)—Lt. Gov. of Asura blue In oroaa barred organ-1 arbitrary a were swept away. W aving 300 home- They were aided by aircraff and 300 Japanese 50 miles southeast of The above sale is to be mads for 1. eestem part of the state-than in 8pend tho night at the camp, or,be Francis E. Kelly today filed -with Room 3, State Tbentor V acu u m Pack e d C o rn , Ro yal Sca r The Boet leas. CROSSES EQUATOR Wuhu, Yangtze River port south of Richard Tucker, 14, is near death the purpose of pairing- taxes, inter- 1. 1931 2.81 dy with flowered toque to match. Building Xei. 8480 •d'tenor la to say ‘'another Caruso.’’ warships in thp Yangtze, which con- the vicinity of Manchester. The rescued by someone outside. On the secretary of state papers for Sba carried an arm bouquet of gar- ment, in s But ’’Rlc” is not another Caruso. Continued downpours were fore- Nanking.^ In Grifford Memorial Hospital—vic- est thereon and other legai charges. 1. 1932 3.97 party waa -returning in two buses Sunday morning William Garrlty LioemM No. 891 cast in North Carolina, Oeorglal tinued to pound Chinese defenses tim of a bullet wound two Inches Said taxes were levied by the Town 1. 1933 2.96 the democratic nomination for gov- den flowers. Following the cere- le t, re g. 12c eoch 3 cone 2 5 c dsm, follov He is Caruso. So people listen (Continued from Page- One.) around Kiuklang, It was believed, AnotheV-guerrilla force was said Saturday night and bad reached carried seventy quarts of milk from ernor.— mony a reception was held at the "Statemei to him, sigh gently and remark he Louisiana, Mississippi and adjficent to have attacked -140 Japanese, aol- from his heart. The youngster was of Manchester against tbe above 1, 1934 3.26 North Windam on their return trip however, they had not yet attacked mentioned taxpayer as follows: the main road into the camp by home of the bride’s mother, for mem- regarding j ia not Caruao, after all. state.s, but little immediate danger Presidential secretary, was named the city Itself' and were disinclined dlera near Sunkiang, 25 miles south- target shooting yesterday and one 1. 1935 3.10 when one of the buses suddenly hand. The Suez Canal is 100 miles inffivldual t of widespread floods was seen. The Pollywog chieftain. shot from his .22 calibre rifle ric- List of October 1, 1925----- $ 8.58 1, 1935 3.03 started to sink into tbe roadway. bers of tha family, relatlvee and "They don’t say how good I am.’’ to endanger foreign property there. west of Shanghai, killing 80. The Edward Coles CB 'tha west long. ) friends. TIm bridt’s going away eos- "The • res: the handsome, 33-year-old tenor re- south’s chief fear was for It.s cot- Services .At Tower Island In soqthwe.st Shantdng province, ocheted frbm an old iron kettle and List of October 1, 1926----- 8.91 1, 1937 1.96 The rain bad caused a washout Meeting re ports.“ orts. “They say simply, ’He’s not | " ° P ’ weevil fat- The Houston reached Tower Is- Property Loss t'nrnnfiriiied . penetrated bis chest. List of October 1, 1927.... 8.91 TIME AND PLACE OF SALE under the road and the weight of Reports that Japanese bombers Chinese reportedly evicted a Japa- List of October 1,1928.... 10.40 salaries of Ul«be old man.’ ”’’ •‘"‘"y weather. land, first of the Galapagos group, nese garrison from Tsaohalen and The-bullet was removed in an em- Auction sale will take place on the hue waa such that the front been before Swollen by a week’s rains, the at 9:05 a. m. (ship timet yc.sterday, had hit Anglo-American oil distrib- ergency operation. Hospital offL- List of October 1, 1929.... 10.56 Wednesday, September 28, 1988, A-, trucks started to sink into the cave Roanoke river left ita banks near recaptured the town. - List oif October 1, 1930.... 11.22 last Octobe The Experts Expert. and anchored at the entrance tn uting properties on the ouUiklrt.a of clals reported his condition "as fa- D., at Nine O’CIock, A. M„ Stand- in that resulted. The driver, of the tbe object There is one person who does Weldon, N, C. hut no extensive Kiuklang Sunday atlll were uncon- vorable as may be expected." List of October 1, 1931.... 11.22 hue was driving slowly at tbe time damage was roporte-s. for the Town of Manchester, Ckinn., per cent, "Yes, It’s Caruso, all right." The (Continued from Page One.) Mr. Roosevelt's party, said the Kiuklang by direct naval action and than seasonal. will sell at public auction enough Connecticut and tax warrants prop- Cost From Manchester To New wholly volcahlc nature of the Is- had forced the Invaders to depend The board’s industrial Index for erly issued to me aa Tax QiUector were not cv experts smile knowingly, then the or all of the follo-vlng property be- York la Now $2.98; Cost To | eu^a were re manager adds, "Caruso, junior." tlon by a Grand Jury. It Is scheduled lands, and the eccentric plant and upon aerial attacks. June stood at 77 per cent of the longing to James and Ellen Magee TAX COLLECTOR’S N O TK X by the Town of Manchester, you Boston Is Now $2.69. to start August H. animal life found on them, have Semi-official Chinese reports In 1923-25 average, oiie point higher of Hartford, Conn., to pay taxes due are hereby notified that Ij Samuel age tcachei caiKsed them to be vt.sited by more Hankow sald'*'Japane3e planes yes- Nelson, Jr.. Tax Collector for thd been reston ...... J.!Trj-.out Soon. ____ . Earle denied -misconduct-tn office: than for_May. „ ^ ___ _ Lhe Town pf Manchester: per-cent; a! "Rlc" Catuso cannot be dlifcour- scientific expe U. 8.. British Ships Stand By of solids in the form of soot de- the following property belonging to . all lines of the New York, New FRIEND and endeavc as my father. The world does not ' County of Hartford and State of often produce so great an artist i ed the right to have his pre.sent at Baroness Tragedy The United ~ States Gunboat posited over London amounted to Connecticut. In pursuance to the provisions of Louise M. King, Milford, Conn., to Haven A Hartford railroad today. -more equltal But I do want a chance to show torncy-general, Guy K. Bard, super The lalands also are tbe locale of Monpcacy and the British Gunboat 284 tons to the square mile. First tract being known as Lot the General Statutes of tbe State pay taxes due to the Town of Man- Tbe increase will not affect many m | "It la adn how good I am In my own light." : .sede Shelley and loosed a blast of an odd and tragic human drama. No. 52 of the Hillcrest Tract, so- of Ckmnecticut and tax warrants chester: Manchester as they do not use the " in a large He lives In a ba.sement apartment ' *be Jud.ge.s whom he On one of the Galapagos Islands', 1- called, a map of which la dated properly issued to me as Tax Col A certain piece or parcel of land railroad aa a means of travel ae far I Out-of-Town compensate In . Manhattan-’and studies under ' usurp.-ition of power. the bodies of two men were found June and July 1908 Henry W. Ayers lector by the Town of Manchester, situated In. the Town of Manchester, as boarding tbe train in Manebaster Y o u se e w e h a v e a n dual ability: you are hereby notified that I, lost. Bight of Pietro Della Rosa, a basso who sang I Bard .said Earic..s proclamation four years ago. They had died of C. E. Is now on file In the Town County of Hartford and State of is ooncerned, most p e o ^ traveling j Call Brings ing can nev •With the elder Caruao and who tises i rabmg the legislature- into the thirst and starvation after leaving Clerk s office In said Manchester, Samuel Nelson, Jr„ Tax Collector Connecticut bounded and described by train driving to Hartford to | special se.sslon left the way,open for the Town of Manchester, Conn., piece rate-to Caruso’s “bel canto' system of vb- another of the Islands where dwelt DAILY PATTERN to which reference should be bad as follows; to wit: make their connections with trains !■ upon indivld cal emission. for a< tlon to Impeach—Judges or the Baroness Elolse de Wagner, who ^ By CAROL DAY for a more particular description. will sell at public auction enough or going north and south because of 11 all of the following property be- South on HUUara St., Sixty (90) ' Thrilling aonality. His livelihood has been a pro.b- state officials. ruled aa a sort of "empress.”; Since this charming dress follows, Said lot has a frontage of 40 feet feet; East on land owned by Nor- the lack of train service through j "These sail lem with young Caruso. His The governor contended Shelley's The Baroness , and a male com- on Duncan Avenue and a depth of longing to Mario Lechiello (Lel- Monebeatery basic shirtwaist lines. It has the' chello) (^cbieljo), formei|y of man: ' M.' Loomis, one hundred and A. ” been in opei fathef left a big estate hut litiga- inquiry and the eteps leading up to panion disappeared later from their 125 feet. Being the same land con- As tha result of the increase that I sllm-hlpped- straightness that Msjichester, Ckmn., to pay taxes due forty-three (143) feet; North an They have I tion and Impestiious youth dissi- it constituted "star chamber" pro- haunts and .no trace of them ever makes people exclaim. "Haven’t veyed to James and Ellen Magee by said Loomis's land. Sixty (60) fvent into effect today tbe fkre be- Vacation Event by the Join' pated most of it. ■ Now an occa ceedi.\TS. He asked the General As- haa been found. deed dated April 27, I91g and re- to tbe Town of Manchester: Manchester and New York ie you lost weight? You look so slen- . Two certain lots of land situated Md West on land now or former hient of Set sionaJ singing Job, a small advance . semhly for an "open investigation;" der!" corded in Manchester Land Records of the E>t. of Peter Adams, oniL Itncreaaed from $3.40 to $3.98 and : Board of Se! from his sponsor—the record-shop Earle's prime object Is to lay his Volume 60. Page 148...... In the Tonm of Manchester, County 'from Manchester to Boston from ! A KITCHEN as cool as any other But it also, has the softness and o^ Hartford, and State of (jonnecti- hundred and forty-three (143) feet/ Middletown, Conn., July 25—A tour- the Schofel 'B MARKET IN HAIFA floating quality' that,you. crave on. Second tract being known aa Lot $3.30 to $2.69. Zt now -costs 34 ‘ . i n - a g e n e r a l Nosi 69, 60 on-plan 4>f building lotr tmi knpws M. Lots Nos: 153 uid -154 tba.west, heundary Una between tha cents to g o 'to Hartford ^ tttiln-,' . ift passing through hgrt last Satur- He is a Demo- su'lhmer aftemopnr. - 'The, fa'll on a certain plan of lots now on file land of the said grantor’s property room in thehonse, seems; too good td day reported an unusual and plagaant .minimum gr The expensive racing cars and' the ' cratlc^nominee' ' .for *' The 'U. 9-; Senate. sleeves, bodice gathers and dainty "HlUcrest” developed by Edward against o former charge of 30 oanta more than t amorous escapades Which put him ISBOMBiAGAIN I»ckwood. Scale l ’’-100’, Henry MV. in the’ Towhi:CIerk’s Office in said and the, property, now'or formerly and tbe fare to WiUlmsntlc is now ji experience. Driving from New York •'te, tbfr- newspapers, -are gorte-for- .„,.'Gu(Ie> Backa .Eaxin - ___ .frill-all,, . contrive ., 'to . glye it tfto.., ■Mandieater, -Msriied. -A'Msp', - of of tbe .Elatate of -Peter . Adams,- Be- - be true, doesn't it ? But^your friends. lurve'done'Ht quality you like. Sleeves like Aynes, O. R Jtinejuly 1908, 'which' 58 osnts agslnat SO cents befiare the j for hit vacation, he chanced to recall are not ada; evisr. At 3,3, "Rlc" Caru.so has to . Earle'S att-Tck upon the courts said plan was flle4 ;for record in the Homestead Park Addition, Man- Ing the same property conveyed to' rates were increased. cover the ground he lost in his ’teens won the support of U. S.; Senator (Oontlnaed from Page One.) these are always cool and so -is chester, Conn., property of Edward Louiae M. King by Horace S. King, ^ho elect'T^aUy wi^ you^. that an old school friend of hit waa salaries. Joseph F. O’lfrejVRmTmrTg-matea- in the - deep .V of the neckline. Town Clerk’s office In Manchester living in.- Middletowm - -Ha -stopped - ; "Each, yea and’ twentfes; rBuriK 'ta m'aKg^' Make this unusually graceful Bepteinbefr lo, 1908 to which refer- 'J; Hon iScale 1 Inch-iOO feet A-ugnst October 7,'i»i4 -aa recorded in ’the ~ rapid strides. . . ’^1 19.34 they-.split this year over the -followed today’s blast, which spread ence is had for more particular de- 1915 C. H. Olmstead <3. E.” Being Manchester Land-’ Records, - Volume off at Stamford to tee if hit friend visions,of tei He. will soon he ready for that primarj’ tieket. Guffey barked Lieu- panic among the populace. In swift design. Pattern 8243, in voile, the same land conveyed to Mario 52, Page 106. that they have that surprising summer mitted in.Ma chiffon, • handkerchief linen or scription of sajd lota. Being the SOVlEr YOUTH MARCHES could be located by telephont. In a Board of Ap audition at the 3fetropolitan. "I^ tenant Governor Thomas Kennedy, reprisals and counter-reprisals one same land conveyed to James and Liechiello by Alfred Leiss. - PURPOSE OF SALE few moments the friends were talk- won’t be John Somebody who’s get- secretary-treasurer of‘ the L’nlted Jew was shot to death and another mull. - ’ - ■ Ellen Magee by Hattie ' E. W. PURPOSE OF SALE The above sale is to be made for .comfort. Because an electric range Expenses and ting a tryout.” he says "with a grin. Mine Workers, for governor and Jew and an Arab Were wounded. It's a fashion you’ll ' wear time (Thamberlain aa recorded in Man- The above sale is to be made for the purpose of paying taxes, in- M PARADE OF PHYSOUE ing and making plans for a reunion Is'before botl 'Tt will be Caruso’s a' size- List of October 1. 1928...... 2 60“ " 1, 1930 9.35 Red eoldiere and. border guards, of Jf'^S EASY'TO BEGIN NOW-LOOKING said Guffey. The air was filled with the cries of and every occasion, is now ready. List of October 1, 1929...... “ 2.64 “ 1,,1931 6:56 " " 1, 1930 3.74 tbe natlon'B guns, tanks and air- $ pleasant way to get the answer. teachers’ saia ■trip llgure, and. got his start in the Earle's formal call lists 25 sub- tbe dying and wounded. Those not 1, 1931 3.74 e has published theater aa an associate of George Photographs show dresses mads List of October 1, 1930____2.81 ______" " 1. 1932 6.98 planee, and .of agricultural fertility. | Kates to points more than 42 alr-Hne jects. They include, relief and the hurt fled from the market. Many from these' ipatterhi being worn; ■List of October 1. 1931...... 2.81 ■ •’ 1. 1933 6.92 "> " 1. 1932 3.96 A dance depicted Soviet fighters j of teachers r M. Cohan. Rice, who died in C3il- ailing anthracite industry. were-" Injured as the crowd " " 1, 1933 3.99 LET.US TELL YOU HOW EASY miles away are reduced every tve- of salary, thf eago Ui.t week at the age of 50, was a .feature you will enjoy. Let the U st of October 1, 1932.....2.97 " • 1, 1934 7.61 vanquishing German and Ptrilsh | and in^n of 'started throwing stones. charming designs in this new List of October 1, 1934...... 3.26 " ’ ■ " 1, 1936 4.00 " " 1, 1934 4.86 dragons ;t^dng to scale a Ruaslan; ' ning after seven and all dajr Sundajr.? bom in East Greenwich, the son of (In the midst of the outbreak in List of October 1, 1935...... " 1. 1935 3.45 Sggre^e an normal pvents. R^e had appeared 2 DIE, 7 m R IJN Athjlt, south of Haifa, HERALD 4 TODAY’S PATTCRN Dated at Manchester, Coiul , this twenty -first day of July, 1938. A. Dated at Manchester, Conn,, This anEKOOHMBCIlGDEBXOIVSBOOHPAIfY '' A r . ^ ‘ Identlled. The other automobile but on one was hurt. The tourists twenty-first day of July, 1938, A. D. D. -■ $roup swept by with a great orien- School Board ^oaUoealpark. , . , ^ j«»rrie^ Pennsylvania llcMae platea. BUREAU, 11 STERLING PLACE. twenty-first day o< July, 1938, A. D: tal carpet which was spread bafora miueacMi* — - - - ,*Tor two ; wers from th9 Unsr R o ^ X * BROOKLYN, N. Y. S A M I ^ NELSON, JR.. SAMUEL NELSON, JR. 8243 Tks OoUeetor. SAMUEL NELSON,. JR. the leader and crinkled with flow- Tsx CbUaetor. Tax OoUeetor, . '■r few XAifCRESTER CTRALD, 1CANCHE8TEr /c ONN^ MONDAY. JULY 25.1988

YOUNG STAR’S I rbghur pas s e s 50 C R A S im U A l’ LACK OF FINANCES A MODERN HADIDRESS RECREATION If It Rains Who Cares ? [ FIST HGHTS MARK PntAlRN ISLAND OFUAWOFHCERS 9o Rung a Popular Stongr, But a Glance At HAMPERSTRAINING ' UAW UNION TRIAL These Pictures by Herald’s Photo- Piayer Candle From Lewis BifieTi Sh'p Was Afraid To Supporters Of 5 Suspeuded srrapber Tells Different Stwy, Butterfield Says Teachers' Sopportero Of Fire Sospend- GREEN AND GA'S IN TWI TILT TONIGHT BUGS TOP BEES TWICE, OtHdals Delay P r o c ^ Burning For Tony Galento Step Bocaise Of The Ro- Colleges Hare Need Of ed Officials Demand Ad* THREE MARKS SET LEAD BY 4 FULL GAMES ■ors Of Typhoid. ings Of ExecidTe Board. HUBLARDITESSEEK Trotters Go Longer Mile Orange, N . J., July 25.— (A P ) — ^A;* Venetlus church after visiting Greater Support nnttance To Hearings. "fight talk” and two blood transfu- fGalentq and wishing him well: aiona gave Tony Galento, No. 1 Sorry, Tony^old boy. I hope you BY MRS. THOMPSON challenger for the heavyweight box- g it on your feet real soon.” CHAMPIONS RETAIN Chicago Sweeps Series With Nett; York, July M.— (AP)—An- Detroit, July 25 — (A P ) — Fifty 3RD STRAIGHT WIN On Oval Than Do Runners Hartford, July 25— (A P )— Inade- ing crown, new vigor today In his From the oxygen tent where he drew YounCi British government eupporters of five suspended Inter-1 Detroit, July 25.— (A P ) — A flat quate appropriations threaten the bout with brohcho-pneumonla. waa placed Friday night Tony, re- Gants To Trafl Terryneo Mcretmry on lonely Pitcairn Island national o/flcers of the United Auto-1 flght broke .out at noon today as te the South Paeifle, reported over standards of Connecticut’s four Agawam Paric, Maas., July $6.— ^ The old argument of what wrould IN AQUATIC TESTS " I ’ll kill that bum,” Tony vowed. plied: “I will. I will.” SCULLING LAUREI2 mobile Workers forCed their w ay! supporters of flve suspended Inter- OF SECOND ROUND happen If Greyhound, was matched Special prayers - were offered in the short wave radio today that a teacher-training colleges. Dr. Ernest Although" 99 out of 100 sportsmen Lewis was the only vlsltof yes- into the union's office suite here to-1 national officers of the United Auto- doh’t know It, a trotter must race with W a r Admiral or some other churches yesterday for his recovery. terday besides Joe Jadobs, Tony’s By Gune^And Half; Reds* ftalghter which usually stops at the W , Butterfleld, resigning state oop- Uland had passed today, apparent- day and took up their stand In a mobile Workers demanded admit- a longer mUe than a runner-when thoroughbred Is raging merrily And prayer candles burnelL Includ- manager. Physicians, watching what i missioner of education, warned lo- harness horses invade the domain of since there’s no chance of ~ their ing one from John Henry Lewis, ly because, of the rumors of a corridor outside the room where tance to the union headquarters at times looked like a losing fight, PhillieS/ Cardf-Dodgerst Jjjay. ' the thoroughbred, such as at A ga- meeting, anyway. In the first Former Katherine Rawls West Sile Club Of Buffalo Is typhoid epidemic. where the trials of the suepended WlD'Be Out To Avenge First with whom Tony would have clash- instructed Jacobs to give Galento a four of the officers were to be triad | Dr. Butterfleld hits the change wam, during the Grand Circuit place, horsemen point out that a Young and Richard Edgar Cbris- officers by the U A W executive board ed in a Philadelphia boglng arena "fight talk” to spur him on. by the U A W executive board. from normal echools to colleges speed carnival opening here W ed- runner must have a soft, dug up tUn, chief magistrate on the island, were scheduled to open. Soccessfully D^ends Fonr tomorrow night bad not pneumonia Jacobs came back to tell how the Winner Of The National Yanks-Chisox Divide. made by the last legislature and Half Setback At West nesday for a 10-day whirl. track, while the trotter uses a oke vrith Mrs. Dorothy Hall of Their presence delayed the trial, I George F. Addes, expelled as felled him. old sparkle appeared in the fighter’s points to the dqfldent appropria- Running tracks ore measured for smooth, hard surface. rigfleld Gardens, Queens, oper- which , was scheduled to start at 10 secretary-treasurer of the union re- Lewis, light heavyweight champ- eyes when he vowed: ”I’ll kill that or of amateur station W21XY, a. m-. They said they represented tions in his report as secretary of From thi$ orffffnaZ hairdr0$» team the mile at the rail. Trotting miles Since Greyhound pulls-Sep Palin, Titles As Fonr Others Rowing Regatta. cently. . after, a-Irial, bloodied, the- - Side Ovad; Wilchowslri plpn, had the candle llghtad In St. bum,” bronchp-ppetimonla. „ By HUGH 8. rUUUEBfTON. AIL . l a d her guest. Miss Emily McCoy o f- U A W 'tocW S iff'DaW bir,' lauiBrng the st8ta--board'of’ eduesUoiS;' arc measured-thre* feet- out - from a - driver weighing 165- pounds;- and br Anita Louin m ^aH e AnloU nose of Maurice Silverman, adver- Aseociated Preae Spoite Writer. Bridgeport Conn. Milwaukee, Cleveland and Toledo, He warns that the result may he nelte," a modem kairdreee wa» the" raU.' Therefore, on such a hla sulky and harness weigh about tising solicitor for the U A W news- 40 pounds more. It Is argued that Rest With New Owners. "W e had been waiting for the ship and refused to leave when‘s request-1 employment of teachers from out of adapted fo r the player’* wear. The And Kovis Toe Slab. track as Agawam built for thor- Red Bank, N. J„ Joly 25.— (A P ) Applying to baaeball the old box- an day". Young said. "It comes ed by union officials. the stste. paper. There were other scuffles. oughbreds, trotters must race 28 W a r Admiral should carry the same ing theory that a hungry .fighter is Freddie Barthohmew, Mttro-Gold- m o d ^ hairdresi, too, hue the hair weight, or about 205 pounds, on his — Sturdy oarsmen of thq West Side from New Zealand and it invariably Homer Martin, International prea. "The state has not been' con- Addes, who seeks a new trial, said feet further to encircle the mile tcys-Afayer itar, hat a vtry definitr •wept up from the templee, tiirl* back to make a fair contest. It is Sports Roundup SAM SNEAD WINNER rowing club of BuFfalo, N . Y., the one to back when sverjrtbing sto]3ped here for trading. Since Ident, summoned the four "defend- vlnced," he says, "that a normal he sruck in self defense after some- track, t h u did their gaUoplng pre- Santa Barbara, Calif., July 25 — hobby in building modtl aiyplantt. are massed high and capped with a A sizzling contest la expected to- contended that since a runner Is else looks even, it appears that the May 27 we've had n o ' new fresh ^ ants" into a private office and ask- school cai( be transferred into a col- one hit him. decessors'. , ( A P ) — Four national champion- By SID FEDER headed home today with their, third Here ice see him atiembling one at velvet bow. The remainder of the night when the Germans and the That 28-foot handicap 18 estimat- 21H seconds faster than a trotter, Pittsburgh Pirates and Chicago supplies of food or medicine. We | ed fheHb to request their supporters lege by a legislative change Witnesses said the dlsturbanos ships rested with , new owners and (Ptneh-HIttiog’for Eddie Briets) club championship in the history of thought the ship would stop, but the Reginald Denny faetoiy in hair is shadow-waved from the began when Jack Foster, a union Green meet at the West Side Oval ed to mean 8-4 at a second when a on world recorder the thoroughbred seven remained undisturbed today Cubs are tbe teams that wUt do the to le a v ^ The suspended officers name. The normal school at N ew OF CHICAGO OPEN the national rowing regatta, a tri- the captain was probably afraid of Hollywood, crown and turned under at the nape trotter steps a mile in two minutes, ought to be handicapped 'with that as entries In the National outdoor real scrapping in the remainder of refused, saying "we did not invite Britain became a college and no ad- member from Ohio, asked guards in a Twl League game. Ed Kovis New York, July 25.—(A P )—The umph they gained on the rain- these typhoid rumors.” *®*J*?iI *>y *Ight days of continued rains tobacco and comflelda In c/ ths neck, but doee not carry tha but since hea'vy rains have provided hefty 205 pounds. A.A.U. swimming and diving meet the National League hetinant race. them in. They came of their own ditloflal appropriation was made. at the entrance to the UA'iV oine la sIsUd to pitch and will oppose grapevine says Mickey Cochrane swollen North Shrewsbury’ river Miss McCoy asked Christian, who Agawam with a cushion beneath a Some trotting Norsem en insist turned homeward. 'The Pirates are sitting ths free will.” the vlcliSKjt) of Manchester were awash as the soli reached the saturation three divisions of ths wig. suite to permit more union "vi^^ L a r ^ ^ 'Witchowaki for the Green. against a fleet of the best sweep- Is the husband of her sister, Ada, of the School Board have stated In "The WUllmantlc^ N ew Haven hard,' smooth surface, new .)vorld that W a r Admiral, even with that Leading the procession was Kath. will clean house over the winter . . banquet table for the first time In Emil Mazey, president of the point. The Herald’s photographer snapped a few interesting pictures tore” to enter. Addes, standing Th« will start at o’clock snlngers in the United States and -li- how the rumor started. Town Meetings that salary lists and Danbury normal echools be- 6 marks are expected to be hung up load, would beat Greyhound in a erlne Rawls Thompson of Fort and a lot of the current Detroit Ti- West Virginia Pro Boosts more than a decade. Chicago hind Foster, clashed with Silver-/ aharpj wit:. Hank McCann and Jim Canada. -i Christian said apparently It was were available for inspection by Briggs ^ c a l No. 212, sought admls- In « tour around the countryside. Above is shown a 30 acre tobacco came colleges with an added appro- here between July 27 and August one mile dash; while other horse- Lauderdale. Fla., who successfully hasn’t tasted champipnshlp fare slon to the trial room for a commit- man. gers will be wagging their tails In While their single scullers foiled started by a man who left the island any citizen, parent or taxpayer of field on Burnham street. South Windsor, Just over the Manchester line. priation at but 512,500 a year for O’ljesiry officiating. 6, when the largest and fastest cav- men, numy of them thoroughbred defended four titles and claimed since 1935, while the N ew York tee of presidents of local unions, Previously, 50 .supporters of the some other bailiwick next year . . . Earnings Over $20,000; to shine, the Buffalo club’s crews at a time there were two cases of the Town, and access to the same each. UUENIUAL MAKES A t the present moment the Green alcade of harness horses ever assem- trainers, Insist that Greyhound new world records In three events. Giants may be a trifle surfeited that previously had been refused by Several acres of the tobacco Held were Inundated. suspended officers pushed their way is It news, that AJ Ulbrlckson, the were so well balanced that they won measles there. could be had by calling at the office "The state haa decided that It la leading the rest of the field in the bled in N ew England parades to the wotild trounce W ar Admiral and Newly-wedded Mrs. Thompson after two straight years of feasting. the executive board. Representa- \Vashlngton coach, turned dowm an four races in the two-dsy meet, ■'ift "n ils man told the ship’s doctor of the Superintendent of Schoola or will not have one but will have four into the headquarters and took up Twi league with two wins and no post make him look sick. competing for the Miami beach They~ inay not realize It, but thA^dtboj^d tives of the Murray Body local said offer to pilot a Havana club crew? Noses Ont Guldahl. finished second In two other and there were typhoid cases and the of the Town Treasurer. During th;eir stand in a corridor outside defeats. The Germans are very swimming club, capped her march ur^S Isn’t quite as strong. They’re they had been Instructed by a "200 teachers’ colleges. There are need ANSWER TO MORGAN . . . the boom Is on for Ernie Lom- piled up a total of 114 points to re- ship went on,. Instead o f sending the these ycars.^ we have been adv.lseft the room'Where the trial w u to be anxious for this game_bMause they ... .Oi t-o 1" - vote of their loedl to sbek ad- ed -new huildinga, - new -equipment, through the meet-yesterday.-with bardi as m ^ voluable piayer In the tain thS' Junui' Bames” trophy no Jongec pennant Jiungry.. . «» r doctor ashore to see if we needed that no one'has asked to see them. held.'...... ■■'■■V' ••••;• must win in o r ^ r to stay in .the Win Marathon TIHi. mission -to the trial. added courses and well paid instruc- brilliant victory In the 886 yard National ^ a g u e this seaaon , . . Chicago, July 25— (A P )—Samuel which they won last year. Wfcst he^” We may assume, therefore, that Ed Hall, a suspended v lc e -p r^ - running and the best lineup possible The difference bos been Bhowiqg •( tors. freestyle In 11 minutes-, 33.2 sec- Dizzy Dean is serving up a screwball Jackson Snead, who shuffled out of Side also held ths club crown In ni There are 215 persons on the Is- either no one was. sufficiently in- There were charges and counter! dent, eald the visitors “Apparently will be tossed in against the Men onds, bettering the world and Amer- up lately In the tough tomes,oea, swra T o maintain the" Institutions as TVA Official Qaims Need (KEEN BLANKS WINDSOR as the clutch pitch in his comeback tbe West 'Virginia hills and into 1936. " OI land, all but three descendants of terested, or had the time to devote charges of communistic sympathies want to be sure that we get a fair Of Hublard. These two teams os those two 15-lnnlng affairs yes- 81 h lgh -gr^ e teachers college, there ican record of 11:34.4 Set by Lenore how appropriate, Aloyalua! goirs big-time Just 18 months ago, (Cached by Oarl Flynn and Roy .;#1 ! the men Who. under Fletcher Chris- to a study, which would alone make in advance of the trial. trial." staged a great game in the first terday at Chicago and Pittsburgh. is need of appfopriatlona increased Klght Wingard In New 'York In Jerry Lewis writes the Loula-Baer added up hla fa lm a y prize money Couch, the big souad from upstate ■17 tian. settled there after mutinying the investigation of practical value. The defendants, saying the ver- round with the Germans marching 1936. 'The Chibs had just enough extra OQ H. M. S. Bounty a century and a dict was pre-determlned, have alg- by 50 percent. For “Qnick Action” Jus- fuss is "well on the w sy ” tp next to the respectable total of $20,000 N ew York took ths' lead at the end "In addition to the above, the off the .field on the long end of a 6-4 Previously she had won the mile year’s San Francisco fair . . . If today. vigor to beat out the Giants, S-4, to half ago. nlfled they would seek a special I f these institutions are not IN TRI-COUNTY BY 7 TO 0 of Saturday's svshts and stretched after tying the count In the ninth. . School Board has stated quite fully maintained as high-grade- teachers GOVERNOR OF PUERTO ■score. freestyle in 23 minutep, 47.4 seconds you’re In mourning for the Giants, The latest entry In "Slammin’ it yesterday to beat out New York ot in Town Meetings the following con^fCntion to remove President tified Rate Fixing. 2kipatka’s infield looked good yes- and meet officials announced formal The Pirates did ths same thing Homer Martin, who suspended them colleges, Connecticut will again turn don’t forget they were six games Sam’s”, bank account waa the $1,- A. C„ mnner-iip with 75 points. reasons which. In its Judgment, pre- I terday afternoon and be will prob- steps to have it recognized as a new back lost August 1 . . , and wound against the Boston Bees by the some and Secretary-treasurer George F, j for its teachers as It turned In 500 he picked up yesterday by win- Penn A. C., of Philadelphia was cluded publication of salaries of in- RICO, GEN. WINSHIP, ably use the same combination to- record, better than Mrs. W Ingard’s up in the .World Serlea anyway . . . ning the $5,000 (Chicago Open golf third with 61 points and Argonaut score In the first half of a double- Addes last mo.nth. | 1920-30 to,, other states who were Farrand Hnrls Neat 6-Hitter eh SCHOOL BOARD dividual teachers— a procedure, so night. Hla outer defenses will be DEMPSEY REFEREES existing mark of 24:7.2. The 300 Coast Conference coaches wouldn’t rowing club of Toronto, (Canada, header, then went on to win the Knoxville, Tenn., July 25.— (A P ) championship at Olympia Felds. far as we can ascertain, which Is The board tried Addes a fortnight I producing more adequately.” slx-lnnlng nightcap, 4-2. —Tva Director David E. Ultenthal the same with the exception of meter individual medley .also went be at all sorry If something happens The victory was another In a forth with 64H. followed in only a very few of the ago, removed him’ from office and ASSASSIN’S TARGET Quartus who will not be present., to Mrs. Thompson, as well as the A s a result, Pittsburgh Increased expelled him from the U.A.W . He testified today that demand for And Viot Features At Bat to Woodrow Wilson Strode, the long line of triumphs achieved by Penn A. C.'s Jos Burk, reesnt win- smallest towns of the State; putt has a fine defensive team and 440 yard freestyle. classy U. C. L. A. end, between now Its lead over N ew York to four DEFENDS SELF wlt,hdrew from the hearing- at “quick action” Justified fixing of STEELE-HOSTAK GO the 26-year-old star since he .ven- ner of ths diamond sculls at the 'f i ! II —-"I;- Such pubitcatton would tend If th# boys • find' their batting eyea Here are the new-outdoor cham- games— six in the losing eohimn— which he was tried, along with the TO SHOW HIS PICTURES "yardstick” power rates in Septem- (OofitUiiMd ffom Fiag« one.) and the time pigskins fly . .“T to a tured forth from White Sulphur British Henley regatta, retained hie 0t€ to place Individual tea'chera In an In this game Wltcbowski is due for As Hubbrdites^Triimiph; pions: man, they're staying awake nights while the (Tubs trolled the Giants by f ^ other disciplined rfflcers and other ber, 1933, when the Tennessee 'Val- Springs, W . V., to whi the Oakland, national singles championship In i embarraMing. position before pupils ley Authority's program was barely demanded higher wagea, have add- trouble. Utke, Ctox, Sturgeon and 100 meter freestyle, Virginia Hop- figuring out how to stop him . . . C al, open early In 1937. U p to Sun- hollow fashion as Jimmy Russell of only a game and a half. to Martin opponents when thp board Stan Hack and Bill Lee Wert the and parents of these pupils, l^ e r e OF NORTHERN IRELAND under way. ed to Governor Winsbip’s problems. Vince will make up the infield and kins, lios Angeles; 20ft>^ard back- the Yankees, worried about that day’s victory, Snead had wop $18,- the Argonauts, hie only eligible denied every request of his counsel. Hedlund's Hitting Streak Middleweight Champ Risks big factors In Chicago's triumph, U: differentials exist between tepchers Appearing for the third day be- DeUvers His Speech. Burkbardt, Weiss and probably Sul- stroke, Jeanne Laupheimer, Brook- pitching staff for the current west- 500 in purses alont and his total' challenger, withdrew. Burk, racing (OsBtlnwed from Page One.) Those called before the union's I the 11th In 13 home gomes against v doing, a similar grade of work, no fore a Congressional Investigation A few minutes after the shoot- Uvan or Varrick in right with the lyn, N . Y.; 300 meter medley relay, ern trip, have recalled Joe Vance, golf earnings fa r exceed that alone, finished In the alow time of 7 bar today are Richard T. Franken- eastern teams. Les beat8d ( ^ I ■ published statement could explain Christopher Glenney To Pre- committee. Lllienthal denied he act- ing Governor Winahip in a firm latter having the beat chOnce to Los Angeles athletic club, compos- who’s been on a hot streak in Kan- amount. . minutes, 46 2-5 seconds. rsat Several persona have ax- steen, Walter N, Wells, Ed Hall and Is Broken His Title lo Bout At Seat- Hubbell In a relief pitching dual, all of the reasons accounting for sent Illustrated Talk On His ed without responsibility and with- voice delivered his prepared speech, start because of his hlttlngi ed of Marion Hopkins, Iris Cum- sas City, and returned Joe Beggs to Snead’s 04 hole total was 707, one’ Russell elected Instead to compete praaaad tfaematives as not being too Wynham Mortimer. giving four hits over the lost seven .th.ese.dtffepencea on account pf.cprn-. out advising his colleagues. in which he urged that Puerto Ri- T he usual admission prize wUl be mings and Virginia Hopkins; 880 Newark . . . Vance tossed his third stroke under that of ’- big Ralph In the senior double sculls with —thirklda et thdae who - 3Tia trlahpnobably will, ba-hald-ba-1 Travels Neat Friday Nig^t Innlpgs. Hack scored, the Qing J arative years of service, prepara- Dr. -Arthur B. - Morgan, deposed cans let nothing occur wiflch" might drawn" at the" sixth inntng- and if tle Tom^ yard relay,- women-’s- swimming straight win Saturday . . . line of Oifld’ahT, two time NatTbhal Open Gordon Bradshaw as his partner. or would have the lists mads public, hind closed doors. It promised to Manchester Green had little trou- run In the ninth and doubled home tion and ability. Above photo shows a large lake formed In a comfleld on Route ix 6halrman of the agency, charged give a wrong impresaion of their the luck of the Green holds, not- sociation. New York, com post of the week comes from Si Burick of champion, who won second money They finished fourth as tbe defend- hut these, nevertheless believe that he of vital Importance Christopher Glenney of the Arm Billy Jurges with- the winning coun- the "2 Such publication would in- last week that Lllienthal fixed and real affection for the United States. withstanding the weather man, the ble In defeating Windsor yesterday Helene Rains, Gloria Callen, Mavis the Dayton News . . . they call ’em of $760. ing Bachelors Barge club pair of the will of the voters should be fledgItng'''Auto W orkers'^ Md I P°'*unk river, in South Windsor, of Perrett ic Glenney of this tbwm, ter.. >: ■ rv evitably give rise to conditions of announced the rate schedules with- Rafael Martinez Nadal, president game will be played. Freeman and Elizabeth Ryan. the reeling Reds when they lose, says Dick Metz of Chicago placed third Walter Pflaumer and Conrad An- haeded. "Where will this stop?" is to its parent body,. John L. liw la 'I who with hla wdfe and two younger afternoon in a Twi-County League Seattle, July 25— (A P ) — Fan In- Break Up Ball Ooma. . OM Jealousy between different teachers, out his consent or knowledge on a of the Senate, speaking after the Champions^ who retained their SI, and the rampaiyj( Reds when at 212 strokes to pick up $400, with derson of Philadelphia won the 4*5 the frequent question. "What Is to Committee for Ind\istrial Organiza- children, visited' the British Isles game at the West Side diamond. terest almost reached a fighting For Pittsburgh it was Jim TBbtn, which would he Injurious to the co- tion. ’’guess work” basis. governor, asserted nothing cquld crowns; Three meter springboard they’re hot . . . why not the Lloyd Mafigrum of Los Angeles, Ed event. prevent other boards, responsible to last year, previous to the coronation, 7-0, behind the airtight pitching of Gus Suhr and Johnny Rizzo. A ftar RA operative spirit of the tearhlng Replying to Dr. Morgan’s accusa- show more firmly the growing love pitch today between followerj of dive, Marjorie Gestrlng, Los An- "tramp-ant” Reds to make It easier Dudley’ of Philadelphia, Wilford "M y chance against Burk will wdll give an illustrated talk on his rarrand. It was not until the fifth Bob Klinger had been knocked out, btl the voters, from taking a similar force. A profession in which so tions, Lllienthal declared he acted of the Puerto Ricans for the United middleweight cham pi^ Freddie geles; platform dive^ Ruth Jump, all around? . . . they’ll tell you In- W^hfle, Racine, Wls., amateur, come next week - In Uie Canadian travels, Friday evening in Orange IVeek End Sports Tobin blanked the Bees with five WIl arbitrary attitude?” much depends upon the character with full authority of the board of States than the orderly manner to- frame, however, that the Men of Los Angeles; 220 yard breaststroke. diana and Purdue are going to be ^racketed at 214. Leonard Dodson, Henleys", said Russell, who last WI hall. He told of his experiences directors and that Dr. Morgan later Steele of Tacoma, and Seattle’s awful tough customers around the. hits for. eleven frames until suc- The B o u d of Education state- and ability of the individual can day’s crowd withstood the experi- Hublard were able to make any Im- Iris Cummings, Loa Angeles; one Springfield, Mo., H arry Cooper, Chi- year was beaten by the 24-year-old and showed pictures in the Salvation went on record aa terming the rate- By the Aseociated Press. challenger, A1 (HosUlel-i. ..Boatak, B lg Ten this fall . . cessive doubles by Suhr and Rlszo ment, in answer to present criti- never be compensated upon a ence of the shooting. pression on the offerlnga of Strong mile freestyle, Mrs. Thompson; 880 copee Falls, Mass., Ky Laffoon of Bridgeboro, N . J., farm boy. Army hall several months isgo, and fixing a “masterful" Job. Chicago— Sam Snead, shooting who clash here tomorrow in a 15- broke up the game In thd 15th. cism, follows; straight piece work basis. Titles of OBITUARY He paid a tribute to Colonel Iriz- and then they took only three freestyle, Mrs. Thompson; 440 yard Chicago and Willie Cioggln of San Close finishes were the order yes- many who were unable to be present Soon after the T V A was created, I rounds of 64-73-70 for 54 hole total round title bout. "Statement of Town School Board positions can be compared, but arry, whom he called a martyr who frames to score all their runs. freestyle, - Mrs. Thompson; 300 Good-natured Eddie Mead, was Bnmo. scored 216’s. terday as the 66th annual re g a tu 'three runs in the first and .Ed at that time, should avail themselves Lllienthal asserted, there was a [o f 207, wins $1,500 first money In Lantern-Jawed Freddie ended bis Cay,, reganllng publication of salaries of never results, by the publication of died In the service of bis country. . 'Viot was the whole show Insofar meter medley, Mra. Thompson. "boined up" plenty when h e ' heard passed into history. .Rain, which Brandt's elbowing settled the sec- Btl of this opportunity to see Mr. Glen- Chicago Open golf tourney, beating conditioning weighing 160 U, and In the 219 division were defend- individual teacbe'rs: salary scales. clamor from North Alabama towns as the Green were concerned. He The Los Angeles A. C. team left Lew Ambers figures on claiming nas fallen steadily here for more ond game. Co DEATHS ney's pictures • of the coronation of for a rate schedule. The Senate president added that I Ralph Guldahl by one stroke. expects to dry out a pound or two ing champion Gene Sarazen of “The • resolution of the Town "3. The publication of individual In' all the attempted assassinations gathered a single, double and a the meet with 38 points- Qther Henry Armetrong’s welter title If he than a week, let up for the entire Since the Cleveland Indians and J King George 171 and Queen Eliza- He quoted the boanl minutes to Eastern Point. Conn.— Dom Boc- today. The 22-year-oId savage Slav Crookfleld Center. "Conn., W ebb Gil- D« Meeting requesting publication of salaries advertises them to repre- in Puerto Rico no continental Amer- totals, with the national team title beats Hammering Hank August 10, program. Boston Red Sox were ro ln ^ out, Ooi Elmer Granysitgood beth, also of England, Ireland, Scot- show he was authorized to proceed C0II defeats Max Marston, one up, triple In'five times at bat and was challenger from the neighboring bert of Topeka, Knn.. and Horton aalaries of individual teachers has sentatives of other towns looking ican had been killed. . The use of not to be determined until after the when they tangle for Lou’s light- Individual winners crownied In the rest of yesterday’s program de- u New London, /iily 25.— Elmer I land and Wales. with negotiations with the assistance In 36-hole final at Shenecosset Invi- robbed of another hit by Strong who Puget Sound city balanced the Smith, Chicago veteran. been before the School Board since for new teachers. This tends to in- violence, he declared, was advocated long distance swim later this sum- weight belt . . . but those 3 to 1 hard-earned triumphs included John cided little. The N e w 'Y o rk Yan- Grant Bltgood. S h e a r s old, died at A year ago this month Mr. Glennisy of Uewellyn Evans, then T V A chief I tatlon golf tournament. managed to stick out his glove and marker at 159 pounds, and plans to last Octo^r. It is assumed that crease our turnover and to raise our only by a small minority of Puerto mer, Were: odds on Henry shouldn’t make Eddie Flavelle of the Argonauts', who re- kees maintained their one-game the home of h l^ brother. Dr. Jesse visited his old home in Derryad, smd electrical engineer, and former man- Santa Barbara, Calif.— Katherine bat down a waist high ball, Vlot weigh in at’ 158. Psi the object of this resolution Is to teaching costs. Since the publica- Ricans and that to repeal this Women’s swimming association, worry too much . . . Old Herb Pen- peated his 1937 victory In the H 5 American League lead over CTeve- P- Bltgood, Saturday morning. Mr. secured some pictures that will in- ager of the Tacoma, Wash., mimicl- Rawls Thompson betters world 880- opened the fifth with a screaming "On the spot” between the two determine whether adequate or tion would inevitably tend cither to minority the majority must if nec- 31; Miami Beach S.C.; 20; Lakeside hock. who usc.d to do a little pitching pound mile and quarter singles; Ken land when two hits off Thornton Lee' Bltgood was horn at Voluntown. terest many who came from . that pal plant. I yard women’s swimming record with triple to deep center field. He scor- warring cities Is ex-heavywclght The^Standing: Aai proper salaries are being paid to Increase costs or cause dissatisfac- essary use violence also. club, Louisvilje, Ky., 13; Washing- himself, Is the guy responsible for Thorbum of the Argonauts, who and a couple of Chicago errors Am part of Northern Ireland, also some Rep. Charles Wolverton (R., N. J.) 11:33.2 performance as she defends ed a moment later on a perfectly champion Jack Dempsey, here to Y E S T E R D A Y ’S RESULTS. teachers. tion among teachers, we question Jan. ^ 1860,^ h e son of the late Mr. 1 ton A. C., Seattle, 5; Multnomah young Jim Bagby's success with the nosed champion Flavelle In the brought a 2-0 victory over tha Am nriil Vf r.a <,.1 ia. t -... of Portadowm and Warrenpolnt. 'The Interrupted LUlenthal’s testimony to her fourth National A. A. U. title; excuted ’squeeze play when Zapatka referee the battle of Puget Sound National. ‘I t will be admitted without the advantages of contributing to and Mrs. Chhrics \V. Bltgood. Mr! A.C., Portland, Ore., 6; D r a g o n Red Sox . . . If you don't think quarter-mile races for 145 pounders, White Sox before (3iicsgo cut loose Am Glenneys were in Belfast when the ask: Ruth Jump retains platform diving laid down a perfect bunt. because no other referee would sat- Pittsburgh-5-4, Boston 4-2. Am question that it Is the duty of the either result. Bltgood har made his home with his club. Brooklyn, N. Y., 6; F a irm o n t summer Is almost over, you oughta and Joe Hutton of the Bachelors against Johnny Murphy In the newly crowned king and queen paid "Do you think the emphasis placed [ championship;' Los Angeles A. C,. Cincinnati 7-1, Philadelphia 5-5. Am School Board, within the appropria- "Mem’bcrs of the School Board brother for a number of years, and i ABOUT TOWN ^ Windsor almost scored In the isfy both camps. . Swim club, San Francisco, 3; Aero get a load of the mall pouring in eighth Inning of the nightcap to Am a visit to that city, and were there on action Justified the fixing of rates takes team honors with 38 points St. Louis 6-2, B r o o k l y n 4-3. Barbe club, conqueror of a strong tions set by the Town, to. determine have conscientiously regarded has resided in the city pf N ew Lon- Automobiles entering WllUmantle yesterday- from Putnam had to sixth but a great throw from cen- The old Manassa Mauler, who club, Portland, Ore., 2; Shawmee C. from the college football Boswells field In the senior quarter-mile win 8-3. Ou during the‘Twelfth of July celebra- so Soon after the creation of the In three-day meet. Chicago 5, New York 4 (15). the amounts that shall be paid to r'Os as trustees churrged' 1 He has I'lrlve through 'floood waters. Picture above' is on the Provl- Anderson-Shea Auxiliary, V. F. ter field by Butch Lovett caught first came to Seattle nearly 25 C., (Chicago, 1; San Pedro, Calif., these days . . . Since Dizzy Dean's Detroit’s Tigers won a double- Mol tions. Mr. Glenney has some fine TVA, without the board’s approval? Brookline, Mass.— Helen Bem- American. spin. W* various teachers. Without such with the rcsponslhlllty, tiy the a wide circle of friends, W., will hold its regular meeting to- Cooper at the plate after Kampfman years ago on the rods of a freight Swim club 1. . comeback, the pennant odds oh the Charles Bertram of the New header from Philadelphia, taking dence highway. Route 6, just east of Willimantic, where the Natebaug pictures of the Orangemen with their "Yes,” replied Lilienthal, adding I hard wins women's title, Longwood N ew York 2-3, Chicago 0-8. ■i authority the administration of the Statutes of the State of Connecti- Stirvi\'ing are three brothers gay anshes, gorgeous banners and moiTow-evening at 8 o’clock at the had shot a single over second. That train as a hungry prelim boy look- Cubs have been shaved to 9-5, even York A. C.. a member of the re- the firqt game, 7-6, on a six-run went on a rampage. .Note guide~ ..u ----- rail:• at right washed' . . out. . ■ “ there had been conversations within (Bowl invitation tennis tournament, with the Giants and Just behind the St. Louis 4-1, W a s h i n g t o n 2-11. B ui School ^ a r d would be futile. cut, of furthering the education of Jesse I>. Bltgood and Robert A. t ! great drums. ; V. F. W. Home in M anchester. waa the only time the visitors got ing for ham-and-egg money, blew gatta executive committee, said the fifth Inning marked by Haidc Green- H oi I the board on the fixing of rates. 1 beating Virginia Wolfenden, 6-3, Detroit 7-7, Philadelphia 6-3. . "Following the depression the the children of the Town. They Bltgood of this city, and Albert D During their tour of Scotland they Green. The women are reminded near the plate. Three plck-off plays in yesterday "on the cushions” of Pirates . . . Indians are 7-6 In the finishes were'the closest he has seen berg’s homer with toe bases full Bui 6-3; Chssy Madden and Eunice Dean (Other games postponed.) School Board was under constant cannot escape their statutory re.s- Bitgoo.1 of .Str.atford, and three sis took pictures of Edinburgh, Ltxdi Lo- to wear their uniforms. The busi- engineered by. Hedlund and Zapatka an airliner,, a sleek and prosperous Arherlcan .Leagrue . . . In 39 years of following rowing and capturiiig toe second 7-3. Flo preesure to reduce teachers' sal- ness will include draping of the whip Mrs. Tokuko Nakano and N ew York businessman. MELODY AND MACK The Topeka capitol reports folks Eastern. Three Doubles SpUL Fni ponsibility in the execution fif this tors, Jlr.s. Elizabeth T. Gracy and mond, Stirling Castle, once the home Helen Germaine, 6-3, 6-3, In women’s aided considerably. races. Boi aries. In pursuance of this policy, HARTFORD CLUB HOST charter for the late Mrs. M ary F ra- Three thousand fans who began up Manhattan (Kans.) way think Hazleton 6-8, H a r t f o r d 1-6. Three other doublebeadera re- trust by accepting meusuros which .Ml.ss Tacy A. Bitgood of this city, of Mary of Scotland, and Hollyrodd (final; Bobby Riggs conquers Elwood Strong, however, stopped Hed- The scene of next year’s cham- los redical reduclion.s were made, zier. to cheer before the plane landed Wes Frey, the Kansas State coach, Wilkes-Barre 7-5, Trentou 2-0. sulted In even splits. The St. Louis MU their consciences and Judgment do and Mrs. Charles K.' Benson of Castle, where the present British I Cooke, 6-3, 4-6, 6-2, and Frank Ko- lund’s long hitting streak striking pionships will be decided at a meet- amounting to. an average of 22 M, nearly mobbed the ex-rul .*r o f ' the TO CLASH TONIGHT and Eddie Brlctz, this column’s reg- Elmira 6-2, Albany 3-1. Browns beat out Washington, 4-2, Mm not approve a.s being in conformity Moosiip Also' surviving are two rulers frequently visti. Ivacs whips Oiarles Hare. 6-2, 6-4, him out thrice and forcing him to ing of the National Association of per cent. Other ' ttnvn employees, TO CANADA O FnClAl Chesterfield Pirie, auction master boxing roost. ular boss, could pass for brothers . . Binghamton 9, Wllllam.sport 4. then took an 11-1 drubbing. Cin- Put w’lth this trust. With the members nieces. Miss Roberta Bitgood of This will afford a rare opportunity pop up easy infield files. Amateur Oarsmen at New York Pal were not cut so radically and the at the Charter Oak auction market, |tn men’s semi-finals. The boys who are willing to let no complaints from either of ’em cinnati's four ruiM in toe eighth of the School Board it Is a clear BlcKmUield, N. J., and Miss' Gladvs for all who would like to see again New York—Wayne Sabin and next January. Pro e u ^ were restored sooner. The aver- has been employed by the market Manchester Green folding money talk for them have yet . . , Len Grant, 'the pudgy pro. STANDINGS. beat the PhUliea, 7-5, but Johimy question of their own duties atui i . Bltgood, of this city, and one the scenes of their childhood, and to Poultry Commissioner Fred I'lFrank Guernsey reach doubles final New England Lightweight Ra: age teachers’ salaries have now association to make necessaiy re- AB. R. H. PO. A. E. established Steele as a 10-9 favor- football lineman, spends the sum- ' National. Vender Meer’s wildness gave PhUa rai: responsibilities as prescribed by ! nopliow. Ko.yal E. Bltgood also of others w h o ' would like to see the ]m f eastern clay court tennis cham- been restored by approximately 17 EUford Guest At Luncheon; p ain to get the platform ready for Vlot. ss ...... 5 1 3 4 1 1 ite over the belting Bohemian. They mer running a gym class for this W L. Pet delphia the second game, 5-1. Thr roll law in protecUng and fmthenng , this citv. beauty, spots of the British Isles [fplonshipa, with .6-8,,.6:2. 6.-3, 7-|5 vic- per cent; and in the process,- the - Services Lent To The U- S. the opening ■ late next month or - -Zapatka, lb . . —. —.3" -d --1 12 .0 0 argue that • Steele's’ educated' left .town’s . pollcjemen . . - ■ but he- Pittsburgh ...... 60 -30 .639 S t .: ’Louis ’.CardlnMs ."-edged' ■ - out - Ws the right,v o f the chirdren-ana the ' ...... through Mr. "Glenneys Illustrations a'tory over Julius Heldman and Brad- - Champ Faces New Britain €0LD CUP CLASSIC- - School Board has ycvlsed the scale highest interests of the Town. The funeral will be held at' 1 p m and Verbal descriptions. early In September. Patrlss, 2b . ■ ....5 0 1 0 2 u will hold off Hostak, strictly a take- doesn’t get too tough about It . . . New York ...... 51 37 .580 Brooklyn, 5-4, then were In turn- ley Kendis as remainder of tourney Lefty Grove’s boy Bob, who’s 18 al- Chicago ... Cou and endeavored to adjiict .salaries • fn view of the above, the Board' Tiie.silay, July 26. d. s. t., at the N o tickets will be sold-^but an ad- Hartford, July 25:— (A P ) — Fred Hedlund, c - ...,5 6 0 6 3 u two-to-get-ln-one slugger...... 49 37 .570 edged out themselves, 3-2. Prb more equitably. Robert Byles Funeral Home, Hunt- Manchester is one< of the places Is postponed to next week-end. Quartus, rf . ....4 1 ready (my. how time files), is going Cincinnati ...... 47 38 .653 , unanimously of the opinion that mission' fee will be received at the Elford, Canadian poultry commis- ' London—I"rinceton-Comell track 1 1 0 u Other dopesters argue ' that Foe On Hartford Slate. AT CRESCENT OVAL Dai "It is admitted that it .Is difficult' th.a aalaries of Individual teachers I tngton -street. New London. Rela.- door. Other numbera of entertaha- sioner, was guest at a luncheon that a check is soon to be made on J. Lovett, Sb ....2 2 0 0 2 0 Steele, married last fall and soon, to to Duke . . . where the coach Is Brooklyn ...... 4a 46 .463 Mui team defeats Oxford-Cambridge 9-3 Wa in a large system, to. adequately I should not be published. Thev arc tiye.s and friends are invited to at- ment are also planned. party at. the Hartford Club today. tourist homes and cabins. Un^er Borelio, if... Jack Coombs, who turns ’ out all Boston ...... 36 44 .450 fn International meet as Jim Ren- ....2 1 2 2 6 1 be a father, is no longer the "hun- Hartford, July 25— (Special) — MANAGERS OF AMATEURS compensate at ad times for indivi- anxious to giv,. every’ assistance tend. Burial will be in the Robbins, The committee on Bingo wishes to The Canadian goviemment has a law enacted at the 1937 session B. Lovett, cf ....3 1 0 1 1 0 gry” fighter with his way to make thoae young fellas for C. McOUli- St. Louis ...... 85 47 .427 Eieht Greyhound Stars Seek tier and Ham Hucker, Cornell each Hone." Mellody of Boston and John- ctiddy’s Athletics. dual ability: but it should never be | which will give the.-citizens a clear- cemetery, Voluntown. annotmee they are running. the lent his services to the United States of the General Assembly a tax is Farrand, p . ----- 3 This school holds that Hostak, on Philadelphia . . . ____25 57 .305 :wln two events. 1 0 1 3 u ny Mack of New Britain answer the Rich Trophv At The West I0#t.^ght of. The rc.sults of teach-1 er understanding of the many diffi^ Bingo games on Saturday nights as and he-is assisting in arrangements to be collected from such -places c _ _ __ American. Solomons. Md.— Frank Muzzey. the way up, will tag the champ, and bell abaQtpitol Park tonight in a Springfield Track. MUST OBTAIN UCENSE& ing can^ never be'measured’ on a ; cultles Involved in the conduct of previously. • .' for the W orld Poultry Congress to and the keeper Is required to keep 82 7 8 27 12 2 then, they, say, the evening will be > W . ’ L. Pet. be held in Cleveland in 1939. Philadelphia, driving Nlttany Uon, battle that ranks as tbe major ring RIGGS FACES KOVACS New York ...... 50 piece rat^hasis. as so much depends education which depend In major a book in which shall be recorded, Windsor over for everybody’ but the Jahitoia. 29 i633 upoD indivddu character and per- : Present at the luncheon were written in English,- the name and Iwlns a a s s E and K races and event In Hartford since the gay CTeveland .. ----- ....48 29 .623 Hartford, July 25.— (A P )— Ths appointment, super-^ scores 600 points In Solomons Is- A B. R. H. PO. A. E. The advance, sa.le indicates a gatt B^talino era. The New England West Springfield, Mass., July 25. oonality. -MIm Emma S. Brown HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Governor Cross, Commissioner Ol- address of those who stop at tourist Boston ..., ----- ....47 31 .603 Connecticut Athletic Commission and compensation of teach- Ransome, rf ....8 0 0 0 0 0 close to $100,660. — (Special)— Rating As one of the These salary scalcJ^have now The funeral of Miss Emma S. GIVE 18 REASONS W H Y cutt King of the State Agriculture homes or tourist cabins. In small- land regatta. . „ , llf^twclght title will be at stake as . FOR LON GW OO D U T L E Washington ...... 46 42 .523 was read.v today to exercise ths t Red Bank, N. J.r-Joe Burke re- Sherwin, 3b ....3 0 1 0 1 1 major events in the greyhound rac- been in operation for t ^ -^ c a r .s . Brown, who died- Friday nJght» was THEY FAILED TO PASS. Department, Imbert Fellows of Nor- er towns the check will be made Mellody, the champion, and Mack, Chicago . . ...r...... 34 39 .466 same control over the men who ■HOWELL CHE.N'EY Inlns national single sculls rowing Norelka, If .. ing . sport today because the prize They have been carefully shidi^ wlchtown, chairman of the Con- by the state police, but in towns ;..,4 0 0 0 0 0 youthful challenger, sl€p to the Detroit ...... 46 46 .465 guide. the' destinies of teams of am- -lOH.V H. HYDE, held, yesterday afternoon at hef l itle In vy-ilhover at National Asso- Strong, p . Leading Threats To Badge’s by the Joint. Board of Apportion^ .''Chicago — (A P ) — Psychologists necticut committee for the- poultry and'cities where there is an organ- ....4 0 0 0 8 0 League center of the ring at the referee’s Philadelphia ...... 29 48 .377 at stake Is the costliest trophy of ateur ^xers as It does over, tbe ’S A R A H H. H E A L Y . home on the Andover road. Bolton.' LlaUsa^f amateur oarsmen regatta Uzoarwln, ss . word. the greyhound world, the Springfield hient of School Expenses and the Rev. Alfred-S. Kline Of the Bolton conducted tests to learn why 471 congress; Secretary- Roy E. Jones, ized police department the check ....4 0 1 1 8 3 Tennis Supremacy In Both St. Louis , . ----- . .25 55 .313 managers of the pros. LILLI.AX, S. BOWERS Flood waters Isolated the Bricklop section of Willimantic. filenger James Ru.ssell Wlth- Cooper, ct ... Mack will come to tbe battle- Board of iSelectraen, as . well 51s bv '-l^'t.’T E. ERICKSON. center Congregational church of Above students :of Senn High school in extension 'poultry. specialist at will be made by local departments. ....4 0 1 1 0 .0 Singles And Doubies. Esatenir Ctold Cup classic Is to be nm at the Athletic Commissioner Frank Cos- Irom title race; Buffalo W;eat Glynn; lb . . . ground with several hundred New the Schofel "Board. They have served which she was a member, officiated. photograph u-as taken In, that area yesterday Chicago failed in their studies. Storrs; and Charles Pearfall, secre- rs’-- i ....4 0 0 11 0 1 Leaders Binghamton ...... 54 f 26- .675 .(Jrescertt Kennel club here tpjnlght. key. meeting here yesterday with -'toKIN-VEY, They selected a group of the fail- tary o f the Connecticut Poultry, asao- |ide qdub oins team trophy with 114 Arutowicz, 2b .Britain supporters ready to . land his deputies and with managers and in. a general,, way :to- advah.ce.„ the, ....^ORGE. R ‘ KErrH:" • ' Tha bearer* were Clarence Hyaea ’— — r — - — ...... Jfiection of officqzs from the com -. Ide 911; ,...? 0 1 s 2 « - AMERICAM»LEAGUE Brookline, -Maaa., 3uly • 2S .-‘(A P I Hazleton .... —. . . . „ .53., -.vfiS-,. ;81& Final word, from the kennels of .minimum grades of pay- rather 'Ufes having . inteljig'mce rating Of ciafToh.' ' - ing year planned to be held at tha bint L. Kamjlfman, c ....3 6 ^'S 2 1 moral support atid vocal encoiiirage- 'Elmira ...... 42 42 .500 the eight distance stars that won .•leconda. laid down the edict' that TLLl.tM^.^m.i-cKLE’? Anthony Gigllo, Thomas Wilson and ■^Nedayr, 14-1 ahot Batting-iAverin, CTeveland. 371: —‘Bobby Riggs and Frankie Kovaca, ■ V more than the. higher .ones. They' from 100 to ,140 (100 la good and Commissioner Elford Is expected meeting of the Veterans' Associa- Chtcago- ment. 'The largest delegation of Albany ...... 41 42 .494 their way Into the Second annual handlers of amateur teams must .Hpoy- of Bolton. Burial ILwned by Willis Sharpe Kilmer, wins Foxx, Boston, .362. fans ever to make pilgrimage from labeled as ebainpion Don Budge's ;* 'ltave-’dtme-«tth!-for'sypemsdrs • SEEK TO FREE PAINTER r 120,. excellei^/ analyzed their be- to attend the Poultry_Day observ- tion. Saturday night waa postponed, 31. 24.11 « Bucceason in that order, wilt put an Trenton. ... . B • • .-.38. -’.■42 ■ ..47& running ^ thla event la.-that every equip... themaelvea. with managers’ was rh the ForMtrtlle cemetery 'ance at Storrs tomorrow "in connec- 136,600' Arlington classic rslce. Runs--::Oreenberg, Detroit, 74 r the Hardware'~(ilfy to. a boxing ■■ are not adapted to superviaort-^sunervLsort-! rrVFTVDS D S D i’MU Eorestvllle. '• quotations— havior symp^ma and found the the unpleasant weather conditions Man, Green . . . . 000 014 20x— 7 end to Longwood’s harassed bowl Williamsport ...... 40 47 .460 one of ths entries Is In top condi- licenses. j tion with Farm and Home Week. Ing Bull Lea and Cravat as favor- Foxx, Boston. 73. ■ show will be on hand and will have aalaries. ' . [ -ARE NOT "E.'Vsi’ spots. failure causes to be as follows: \ effecting the attendance at the- Runs batted In, Zapatka, Vlot, tournament today by claahing in Wllkes-Barro ...... 34 51 .400 tion for the race that will bring to The commissioner also urged that ites, Stagehand,and Menow, italsbed Runs batted In— Faxx,.Boaton,~97: official atewarut of money. _ , York, Detroit, 74. George Coyle and Leo Gaffney, as- proved and that, purple and black visions,of teachers’ salaries fe sub-! Bend. Tnd.— (\P) _ T R A M V TJQES TO J .U L base hlt,.3(lot; sacrifice hits, Zapat.- matches will be played outdoors if cup and the major portt-m of the planes. <;3. Refusal to accept, suggestions. S4J)(XA F E RAILKO.au i New York—D. A. Wood’s Busy K Hits —Lewis, Washington, 116; sistant attorhey-general, will head mitted in. May or June to the Joint 1*’ . Howard Watkins. de,ai- . ^ A LOCXl.MOTIVE. Hose Company No. t at the Man- ka 2, Bdrello: stolen bases, Borelio, grass court conditions warrant. TODAY’S GAMES. tights and foul-proof protector cups 4. Inferiority, complex. Mcores surprise victory In 29th Yon- this home town convoy. $1000 purse also bUng up for the Board of ApportionmentApportionme of School I ’"vakened by the—rum -> __- —Douglas Corrigu, bi«ns-ANan«c Boston, July 2 3 -^ (A P )— A plea chester fire department will bolif^a Travis, Washington, 113. Higgs gained the title round yes- National. be more ixilformly u s ^ . flyer. kers HandldOn at Empire City, eas- Quartus, Uzoarwln; double plays, Mellody will have no such cheer- event. Expenses and the SchciJfSchc Board, r ■ "’8^ of a burglar earlv - Bozeman, Mont.__ (AP) __ If for executive clemency today was 5. Overconfidence in. self. Monmouth, 111., 'uly 25.— (A P )' — drill Friday night Triples—Averin, aeveland,* 9; terday. by wearing down the un- JNo games scheduled.) It’ Oy beating Teufel and Rex Flag. Farrand to Zapatka, Uxoarwln to ing section, In fact the Boston The eight stars ready for to- Is before both of these Boards until' and frightened him ! hadnT been for a bit of rain, the filed with Governor Charles F. Hur- 6. PrivilegedIVUeged pitcher, BherwlU or failure with tbe exception of his Tariff’s ' Charg^-:-Clearwater Ken- AGAWAM PARK the Town .to determine w-hether ' “'va at .1 ’ a. m. ' " ’Ijea police chased a tramp he — Herbert D. Boutall, 6S-vv«u--oM nine months Jail sentence after be- Santa F8 railroad by the crew of a Boston, July 25.-^—( A P ) — U n- Stolen bases-:-Werber, Philadel- 18-ysar-old Oakland, Cal., school- (Only games scheduled.) 9. Deceptiveness of dishonesty, - i t Holijrwood Park with Whichcee by Farrand, J. Lovett by Strong; co-mangaers. Johnny Buckley and nels; My Gallant— I. H. Hennersbot: s e r i e s are adequate or proper. Ifl®> the p.ass- ' dashed ,{ftto a locomotive that was .MassocliUMiHs farmer, Intetxlew- ing convicted of painting historic freight train.' Parkhurst .bad'been heralded, two Soviet Russian survey phia. Oosettl, N ew York, and Lary, boy, won as he pleased against Eastern. adjustments escape them, it is not: nallroari trpin. ; rtanding in front of the 10. ,Buperflciality. llpcond and Sweepalot third. struck out, by Farrand 3, Strong 8. Jack Sharkey, ' former world’s Hartford at Wilkes-Barre. Laddie’s Ace— Fred Whitehead; . -— round- ed in N ew York.with his 16-vear- Plymouth Rock red. on a passenger train returning home ships, the Xtolyaml and the Partisan, 11 Salem. N. H.— W . L. Brann’s Cleveland, 12. — ■ Charles Hare, former British Davis likely that they will be detected by 1 atkms went. .IoWti stairs and ' oM bride. '11. W ork avoidance. Time, 2:15. Umplrea, Sullivan and heavyweight. Sharkey sent word Albany at Williamsport (2). Miss Down— Clifford AUore; Pay I house. grabbed the throttle 'and An unidentified friend.asked U. S from a San Diego, Calif., aviation arived in Boston harbor today- and Ibhallephen beats out Pellgroso II Pitching— Alien, Cfieveland, 12-1; Cup player, 6-2, 6-4. citizens in reading a list of toe man ;n ’ the dining 12. Lack of Joy in work. Plncherd. over the week-end that he would be Elmira at Binghamton. . Well^R. R. Bleakeys; Front Drive , jjerked it wide open. < Thanks to a Senator David i. Walsh to Intercede school. were assifped anchorage by a Itnd Gerald to win $4,000 added Grove, Boston, 14-8. Then they joined their doubles aalaries of some 120 . Individuals, room. The intruder fled through a 13. Refusal .to work unless here and he may referee one or Trenton at Hazleton. little rain on the tracks, the w-heels I don’t think people would like so Bakewell could return home, re- ixillce boat. 1 IbranRe State Handicap at Rock- partners, lUggs teaming with Hare — G. W. Lewallen; Handsome Lee— without knowledge 'o f their w-ork ^*<1 shattered !fr r his of the locomotive spun under the that— I think they would be de- bribed ..or begged. more at the undercard bouts lend- aj mj sume hi* Job and support his family. KILLED BY FALL Officers said a cro'wded condition ingham X’ark. NATIONAl, LEAGItE for a 7-6, 6-8 victory over J. Nor- J. H. Lucas. Bust or qualifications. . ' "R rv. ‘‘w tremendous power of the wide open pressed If I played such a part, The 'paycbploglsts concluded that tone to the occasion. The case was turned offer to Ma- at the Navy yard made it Impossi- MORIARTYS SCHEDULED Batting — Lombardi, (Cincinnati, man Andersqn and A ugiut Gan- Tbe race will be run over thq 6-16, Row "in order to give, adequate data throttle and the engine stood "still “the outstanding Influence Is the fioth Msek and Mellody are keen CASTONGUAY CLAIMS lobo ______--Mary Ptekford, disclosing she hod jor Ralph W. Robert, chairman of Portland, July 25.— (A P )— Henry ble to assign berths., there to tha 364: Berger, ClnclnnaU, .550. zsnmueller of N ew York, and distance. Everyone of tbe eight en- to citizens ,of the -Town regarding I g.VYR BOSTON R o n v Instead.. of ramming through thethi p refused an “old lady part" offered tendency of young people who are to win thlj batUa, Mack because it Kovaca with Bobby Harman, his the State Parol^ Board. Under H. Walker, 62, died today in Mid- visltora. They said they were un- Runs—Ott, New York, 77; Good- tries has turned in creditable per- teachers’ saiaries, the School Board ik «»ton BOUl roundhouse. Into w-hlch It w-as head by a prodoeer. intelligent an’d capable to avoid or TOPUYFOURIUMES means prestige and the prospect of towiumah, for a similar decision Vs? IS NOT B R E T im EK’S Massachusetts law. execuUve clem- dlesex hospital. Middletown, t^o aware of the purpose of the visit but man, Cincinnati. 75. formances over this route, the long- has published annually the number ed. .- ’ shirk wqrk. y , - some .good bouts In the outdoor sea- over ths.thlrd-sssded Cooks and Hal WORLD BIKE RECORD ency must be approved by the ex- hours after he fell 20 feet from a that later-in the day officers Trom est run in the regular racing sched- July 27 r Aug. 6 of teachers receiving each amount i ' A brakeman Runs batted In—Ott, New York. son; MeHody because he Is eager, to standing / nearby I can say from personal knowl- staging to a concrete -floor at the Morlarty Brothers were rained Surface of Kansas City. ule. Recent attacks on tbe track of salary,J, the maximum miuitiiumIminimum New Haven. July 25.— (A P )—’— •-^De■ leaped into the cap. slammed shut ecutive council the N avy yard would call upon the 77; Medwick, St. Louis, 69. wipe out the recollection of their DAILY n e V T l UNDAY edge that the.govemment is not and NEW RRITAIN-BRISTOL plant of the Rogers and Hubbard out of their game at Merldan yes- Helta Bernard of New York, Cleveland, July 25.— (A-P) — record by members of this field and teachers’ *alaries, Jhe] left this ; the throttle and grabbed the a m ^ Plsrmouth Rock, where the I»H- Russian commanders. H IU — McCiormick, (ahclnnal», former meeting when Mack held gained ths woman's finals' by top- never has b e ^ opposed to business. WPA HEAD RESIGNS. (Company here where he was em- terday afternoon but will have Woodsle Castonguay of Springfield. the fast time Scored by other stars a g g r e ^ e amount spent and the I ‘^^tornflne ; teur engineer. The judge gave grftns set foet In. 1620, was plaster- Naval officers said they believed 121; Medwick, St. Louis, and Hack, him to a draw despite the general ping ' Virginia Wolfenden, San GRAND CIRCUIT —Harry 1. HopMos, WP.K admlnls- ployed as a millwright plenty of action to occupy their at- Mass., claimed a world record today percentage Increase o r . dacsease : “ * toom the Qjsries , him 30 days, ed with-red p ^ t on M ay 8.. After the Russiaa ships 'called to take (3iicago, 110. prediction the N ew Britain boy Francisco, 6-S, 6-3, and those in recent weeks, indicates that the trmtor. New BriUin. July 25.—(AP) — Doctors at the . hospital said tention during the coming week. for a 2S-mlle motorcycle race which TROTTIIM and P A a M M C 88 upon the total These figures are I that of G. Henry ' ______pain.staklng detecUve work. Bake- aboard food and other supplies. Triplea—Miss, St. LoulA*. 10; would be a fairly easy victim for scores were the w inning margins 'of track record of '32 1-5 sec. for tbe aqsentlal for an understanding o f , Brethauer. former citv controller well was charged vWth the crime Michael W . Bannan resigned today 'Walker suffered a possible frac- palLT DOVBM Morlartys launch an extensive the champion. he won at North Randall track with distance may be shattered as tbe THEOTCTHOUND W»dS Tieetst schedule in meeting the Oerman- Suhr, Pittsburgh, and Guttealdgs, Eunice Dean of San Antonio, Tex., the iioUcy of the Board regarding ^^o haa been mlseipg since Jan 29 X>™-ASTFM.AKES TH E PRICES AOMB TO BABG.AIN and traced to I>itUbnrgh, where he os field representatives of the w p A tured skull and a peMc” Injury. Mack and Mellody are slated to a time of 20:18.21. winner roars In to claim the Gold 882 M ILLIONS PAID OUT v [ b I aad Smd RACES Amerlcane In a Twi League clash at St.'Loula, 9. I and Ctasy Madden at Boston, over HUY blRSCT WiUaems.ftm> aalary matters, and ccr/er the de-' Boston’ police reported shoru'v - ’ ------^ was arrested. He wiah convicted on for New Britain and Bristol to be- go .twelve rounds and it silll be the Tbe former record was 20:45.5 (3up. BY AAA DURINO YEAR the W est Side Oval tomoirow night, Homs runs—Goodman, ClnclnnaU, Mrs. Takuko Nakano of Japan, and DCANHANOVft WtUaemfSte.rmmtt « l s needed for such a study, with i after noon that Monohan had not Vienna— (A P ) — English lessons Hartford, July 25.— (AP)—The a charge of raallcfbus destruction of come cbslrman oi the municipal SHOCKS GROW BAIR first Ume Johnny has been called established by Ehu-1 Robinson of De- water commiaaion, a poet offered to £jtaeukcuL TUgUthf. then take 00 the Blueflelde Wednes- 26; Ott, N ew York, 21. Helen Germaine of New Yorig in Attendance records at t|is local SO SAL NO i*j 4 ( Iix KiHsIm VOmt que*aop of the yet arrived, .but that a former New used to cost only 37 to 50 cents an Hanson-Whitnsy Machine company property. upon to go that distance. Uolt in 1938 St Milwaukee. him aeveral weeks ago by Mayor Washington, July 25.— (A P )— Tha day night and the RockvUle Red Stolen bases— Scharein, Philadel- the team final. track,, which have been broken inoiviauaiindividual ability of a teacher. As I Haven newspaperman who knew fhour■ - L here.“J*'*’ But now there “is » a "»»»> rush noOfled the National Labor Rela- Sydney, AustralU — (A P )— An Pat Foley of Boston and Freddy Agricultural Adjustment Adminis- 8:00 to 8:30 P .M .-'W S P B Men here Thurfday night. Next phia, 11; Koy, Brooklyn, and Hack, During tha tourney, which started Frenchy Castonguay, brother of peatedly 'since the introduction of «^*«ftted by all, the Brethauer, had riewed the bodv s!id ' buetneM from persons wishing tions Board that it would accept the George J. Coyle. His successor is electrical storm gave an cle.ctriclan 00 Foran at Bunuide meet la the semi- Eaglets learn how to carry fish la traUon reported today that benefit Chicago, 10. Monday,, tha rain drove all eompeU- the winner, pushed him all tbe way the sport four years ago sre expect- r t » AMOUCAM tTA O b School Board must be the ju<^e. said i| w u not thsf 1 ^ fro“ Nazi rule to Amer- Board’s, order to bargain coUecUve- State Repreaentativea Cbarlea J. here such a shock that hair literal- Sunday the locale win travel to their talons long bsforp leaving the payments and other expenditures for flnal^of eight rounda There will be tlon, except four first round at better than 100 miles an hour on ed to be cracked again by the rm HAnoHAi.trAKts ,Tor two years representSi^es • ^ 11 »i.4E or\j, England, cMfftaau, and the orice>rlc« has ly with the CIO, United AutomobUe Spoeoer, who haa been payroll ou- ly gre^' on his hiad. A fter touch- Glastonbury to play the PA'e at Pitching — Blanton, PltUburgh, two sixes and a four to open the nest; they practice by Uftlag U rge uparvioor at tha W P A In thia dla- the 1^ I t months totaled $.’*28.262 • that plane. ma^d>w > Into covsrad oonrts In ths straightway and broadside into crowd witneasing tbe (Sold Cup i r ‘y . jI gooagoes .up to *2J5-$2S0 an iour. W(Verkera .Uhloa. a Uv* wire a' bald, patch start- 57A* Expenaos of tha W a ' ' 7-1: Brown. J ^U bu rgh , U -g . show. ' ■ ■ etieka into tka air. Met, ad tc fill out. oadi ha waahtngtoB BioaUlas^ MawtOB aad B n iliiL tha twas, to flaUh^soooad. V a NCRESTEK EVENINO rebald, UANCkESTER, CORN,. Mo M a T. J V tT 28, ICAMCBESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. MANDAT. JULY 25.1988 BOOTS AND HER B U D D ^ Looking Back By M AlSiHlf O t t l ltd fiCLV TVK& AHHPA «• W m XxCxTXtAWB ,0 0 D 1^ai5WftVlv THX TVSTT ' SEN SE and N O N SE N SE B U M V O V tX UMKNaMMi OB MtX V3tWO\U6 voo mo t \T1> bOfcT A6 mm'i A -R tedU WCTUQft THKZ A M i T ^ ^ WXU. IF YOU DON’T INTEND DOING Mother (dtseovorlng her little HOObPkiVUSK VOAfc T A H W 0 9 daughter washing the kitten with At X ANYTHING ABOUT IT, WORRY IH X CVkOlR,C>K-00«, THt w toovvio ? IS SILLY. IF YOU DO INTEND soap and water)—Oh, Jaequaltae TO DO SOMETHING. WORRY dear, I don’t think the mother cat ISN’T NECESSARY. would Uke her lltUe one washed Uke h SHVV that RsafoaT HRA bAKOt 1 li^UTUMOKlLES FUK SALE 4 REPAIMING 88 APARTMENTS— PLATB-^ •VO XHTEanCBENCE” LUST AND FUUNU Father—When I w 3M a Uttl* boy, Daughter—Well. I can’t help It. TENEMENTS 6.8 OBIMM SAYS ON AIR Stars Gr^fStar^ "WS, V*5aCWK»Ai«N m LOOT' yppf*T A T ^-tin»rlt»r Nou j JOR -BAUI—KORD V<*8t..first .cIam 1 RICUPHOLiSTlCRINO AND fuml^ nCK-A-BACK AIRPLANE Z always ate thq crusts. I can’.t .llck It Uke she does. RS.9Mai> TO THX 5207. Return to W, <5. Glenney condition. Will sacrifice for quick | ture repairing, springs reset met- FOR REOT— EXCEPTIONALLY Chicago, July 25.— (AP) — If Junior—Did you llks thsmT Father—Of course 1 did.' WHENEVER Y W OBSERVE tA) K f e . S21S for reward. mouth Sales and Servtoe. Center and harness repairing, sport tops FOR R E N T -^ ROOM duplex house. manager of the Oiicago Cuba, It Mcrcary Todc Off From Pi NOTHING’S EVER GAINED BY Gave her pl e n t y o r oo* at Olcott S t Phone 6101. Open ( and curtains repaired. 90 Cam- Apply at . 22 Locust street; Tele- waa only concerning player deals Washington At 7:30; -Nor^ •BELLY-ACHINa." OPERA'nON. LOST —GOLD WATCH between -evenings. and then "just to find out how VO«OD1M6 bridge atreet. Telephone '4740. phone 6908. meer To Fly At 6 P. M. Cottage, Oak or M.ain street, with badly I wanted somebody.” Henry—-P hear you made money Friend—What are y»u taktag for r-3t Initials W. J/C. Telephone .1088. FOR SALHJ—1938 Ford 2 door de-1 FOR RENT—FIVE ROOMS, ga- As for rumors that be wasn’t out of ths stock market 7 that eoid of yours, old maaT :2a. luxe, A-1 condition, reasonable. [ HELP WANTED— rage, first floor. 7 Walker atreet, 'given complete charge of play- Harold—You bet. ^ e n out at it Man—Only advica. LOST— INTERNa’t IQNAL wheel BouchervQle, Quebec, July 25.' Telephone 6753. 53 Oxford street MALE .86 comer of East Center, Tel. 5436. ers, ’’there Isn’t a bit, of trutb In all my life. and tire. In Andover, near .Roston them", he declared last night In (Canadian Press) — 1116 Brli iToonerville Folks By Fontaine Fox HUI Road. New .System Laundry, 1937 FORD COACH; 1937 Uodite| HOW WOULD YOU like lo own a FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, a nation-wide broadcast (CBS). pick-a-back seaplane Mere’ sedan; 1937 Plymouth coach; 19361 Truth will out svsa If big words Harrison street, .Manchester. coffee agency netting you up to with all Improvements. 170 Oak Grimm wa^l succeeded as man- alighted In the air harbor here bother: The dentist met the man for .'Pontiac sedan; 1936 Dodge coach; ager last Wednesday by Catcher A Tho u g ht nt il l -r 645 first week? I’ll shpw you how. street. Inquire Oak Nursing Home. 9:26 a. m., e. s. t , ending the whom he had 'just made a aet of ThB A H OUR BOARDING HOUSE 1935 Plymouth sedan; 1936 Ply-1 No experience needed. Operate on Claries "Gabby” Hartnett. leg of her return transAtli false teeth shd so was anxious to mouth coupe. Cole Motors, 6463. FOR RENT—3 ROOM apartment I He said P. K. Wrigley, Cub They reneoibaMd not kto Ima Manchester my capital. Details mailed free. flight from Port Waahlngton, N. know horn subcessful, the job was: nor the day when be dallvared Albert 3ims, 4600 MOnmouth; Cin- at .36 Maple street. In - good 'condl- { owner,. "Uked to oppose .some, of to Ireland- AWrfilHUatS, V A C A PTURED O ME tion. Telephone 6517. my Ideas about deals. Just to Dentist—Can you masticate all them from the enemy. ^ Bielwi Evening Herald cinnati; O. The Mercury was expected to right? 78:42. OH, 1 PIDM'T T)0 O P T H E V O ST D ES BUSINESS SERVICES find out how badly I wanted main here, on. the SL La'wre .FOR RENT.—2, 3 OR 4 room apart- j somebody.” Grimm dlscloeed Patient—:! can’t masticate none, OCeALD/ WOTHIM’ BUT PER A TE CRIM IM ALE CLASSIFIED OFFERED 1 river 14 miles below Montreal, but I can Chaw first rate. Of aU the fecultlea of the abid, €i « menta. Apply Centennial Apart-1 Tony Lazzerl bad been purchased only a few hours before taking ufP VDU WERE JlESr REACH A T LIB ER T Y*-— ADVERTISEMENTS I LET US TAKE CARE of your [SALESMEN WANTED .86-A menta. Telephone 4131. from the New York Yankees memory le th^ first that flourlshas, WOKJDEC.- DOWK) AKJ' PICK for Botwood, Newfoundland. Fn the- Y. M. C. A. - STRESSES and the first that dies.—Colton. T H ERE’S A S 5 0 0 cigarette troubles. Phone 8191, with the original idea o f having there her schedule caUs for hops FUL— HIM UP AFTER Oonni sta aTsrita* words te a U aa Bruruier Sales Co., foi a new EARN STEADY Income, soaps, him develop young players on T he “SOUND MIND IN A SOUND RE W A R D O UT OM la lt l a la n u m b e r s a n d a b b r s v l a it o n s cleaners, disinfectants, luhricants, Horte,. In the Azores, Lisbon anfi BODY” / IDEA. ALL OP US WHY, SOU HE BUMPED sacb eonni as a w ord and eom ponn d cigarette machine. No Investment WANTED TO RENl Cubs’ farm clubs. But "he still Flies smell by means of halrllke T H IS e u v AW’ etc. Old Mfr. Commission. Baum's, Ftiyhes, Ireland. SHOULD GIVE SOME THOUGHT words as two worda Ulnimun cost Is —no losses. Always have stock on wanted to play ballV, Grimm Left at 7:80. organs on their lege. TOOK SOUR IWTA ME / VDU S U R E pries of Ibras llnaa Rome. N. Y. said, ’’so we took him on as util- TO. THAT MATTER. LIFE IM tilns rates par da r tor transient hand. We only ask you to sell 6 4 OR 6 ROOMS on the west Bids. | Port Waahlngrton, N. T. EARW ED r r / cartons a week. Commission check ity man and coach.” •(AP)—The British l l V ^ ^ J ^ S ’- VOUR ate RELIABLE LOCAL man with car Call 4237 after 7 p. m. ------' VJ^e (deciding where to go for BSaetlra M areb IT. ISST once a month. For more details call to operate Nut arid dandy route. plane Mercury took o: **» HAkJDS/- Cash C barpa Manchester 5191, Brunner Sales waters off Port WashI % ^8tlon)—I’m afraid the mountain • O O D sacuU vs D a /s ..I 1 elsl S ats Cash deposit, requqired for mer- o Co. at 7:30 a. m. (e. s. t,). air .Would disagree with me. t O o n sseu tlva D a p s ..I I sts U ats chandise. $30.00 weekly salary and LEGAL NOTICES Husband— dear, it wouldn’t STORIES i D a p .....a '...... I II sts| IS o ts commission. Write R. H. Taylor, DICK CHAPMAN WINS turn trip to Europe. LOOK OVER . YOUR evergreens, LiatrOR P E R M IT dsu-e. ‘ All orders for Irrarulai Insartloas 944 Third Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Without Incident, jthe ship, will be ebaratd at the one Urns rata. blue spruce and hemlocks for red | RO TICB or APPLICATION on Ita west'ward trip left o u < Spaelal rates for loag tana svarp This Is to slv« nbtlcs that I John BALD PEAK TOURNEY BEAD IT OR NOT , IN STA MPS da p adrartistna glTsa a p oa rsqaast. apider.i Very numerous this year. Olunipsro pf A Eldrldge strest, M a n - of its mother ship Mala, In mli Ads ordered batora tbs third or flftb Spray at once or Phone 8897, John j chester, C onn., h ave tiled an a p p H ca at Foynes, Ireland, landed in • More rice is eaten today In the * te V • DOGS— BIRDS— PETS 41 __worId than any_pther fo o d .___ ------da p-.w lll ..ba .sh a t ssd .oa lp loi. lha apT.j .H...W0IC0U for.Attention. lio n . .4 atcd ^ 2 fiU i...pf. J u ly ,. I M S . .w ith., Melvin Vinage, N. H.. -July 86— and. tben .came to New. .Ymk.... toal B u m bar of tlm aa the ad appear* the Liquor Control C om m ission for I FOR sal e:— BEAOLE puppies, (A P )—A four-years golfing quest of med across the waters o f the aA aharslag at the rale aam td but [ a T a v e r n P erm it for the sale o f alep lazily arose, and sped toward Little Bootblack (to professor) — BO allow a a e a or rafood a eaa be m a d e MOVINU— TR U C K IN G - nice for pets, or hunting. Can be holic liquor o n the p re m ise s o f 1049 Dick Cfiiapmon of Greenwich, Conn., Shine your shoes, slrT OB sis time ada stopped after the j Main street, ManPheaier, Conn. The efnded here yesterday when he gain- ada on its return journey.' Been at 105 Spencer atreet. Professor (disgusted by the -dirt dftb dap. STORAGE 20 business Is o w n e d by J o h n O tuniperb ed the final victory In the Bald Peak Enroute to Its home base the Hi Na nill forblda'i dlsplap llaaa aet of 9 Eldrldge atreet, Mancheatsr, on the tad’s face)—I don’t want tourney’s championship flight with outy will travel via Montreal, aolA AUSTIN A. GHAMLB31S whan )rou Conn., an d w ill be con d u cted by J o h n wood, N. F „ the Azores and LIsI shine, my .lad, but if you'll go and The Barald will aat ha raspoaalbla j want the best In Local and Long HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 Olunlpero of 9 Eldrldge street, M an a 5 and 4 margin over Ray Lena- . i- fo r B iora th a a o n e laoorraot Insertion The German flying boat Ni wash your face I’ll give yoU a quar- Distance Moving. Dally B xprM Chester, C onn., as perm ittee. han, the Providence, R. I., veteran . of aap adrortlaam ant ordered for | HUNDREDS OF USED Furniture JO H N C.IlT.NirERO ll^ile advancing to the title meer, whicli arrived from ter. more than oaa lima. Hartford, Manchester, KoclcvUie. | Dated 3 Gth of Ju ly, 19S 8. Two popular atara who have won attention over the air with their AXbres Friday, will be catapul' ' Bootblack (as he made his way The laadvartaat omlaaloa of laoor* I Phone 6260, 68 HoUlater street bargains. 3 uoms furniture $75. H-7 - 26-, 38. round, Chapman eliminated Ed from the mother ship, Friesland, ra o t p a b llo a tloa o f a d ra rt lsla s w ill b a | Easy terms. Phone or write for a Peterson of WatertoiVn, Mass., last golden voices take time off to greet two Gold Cup stars as greyground t o ’ a neighboring fountain)—Right! raatiflsd a o lp b p san oallatloa of the 1 AT A CO URT OF PRO B ATE HE L D fans await the second annual running of the Sprin^cld Gold Cup classics 0 p. m., (e. B. t.) while Its slstersfil] Professor (as the lad returned eharafa m a d e for th e aarvlea r a a d a r a A 'Courtesy Auto". Alberts Fumi year’s winner, 2 and 1, and Lena- Norwlnd, which left Its mother shl] M odeled Co nstitu tio n PAINTING— PAPERING 21 tire Co., Waterbury, Conn. at M anchester, within and fir the han conquered Mark Stuart of New tonight at the Oeacent Kennel Oub at VVeat Springfield. The young looking much cleaner)—Wall, my All adrartlsaniants aiBSI aoaform District' of M a nchester, on the 23d ladies are daughters of L. H. Nave, one of the owners racing kennels Schwabenland, in the Azores Frlda;^ boy, you have earned your quarter. A ft e r A m erica's la stpla. oopp an d tp pograp bp w ith ( da y of July. A. D.. 1938 . York, runner-up for the past three \ ^ c? raralatloaa an foroa d bp the pabllsb* PROPERTY OWNERS —AttenUon. REPOSSESSED L42 Dc Luxe Norge at the track. Miss Theda Nave (left) la holding Pay WeU, one o f the was expected at this base shortl; Bootblack—I don’t want your I’re a e n t W I L L I A M 8 . H Y D E . E s q . , years, 3 and 1. after noon. 'TH E United States o f BrasQ era a n d tba p raaarra the rish t ta | 16.98 repapers room, ceiling paper- Refrigerator, fully guaranteed. Ju d ke , eight entries }n Monday night’s Gold fcup event, richest trophy feature quarter, governor. You hang on to iA ad it.' ra v la a a r - ra fa ot a a P ' a o p p a o a - The consolation flight’a honors _ (Estados Unidos do B r ^ > ed or kalsomlned.'Material, labor | Originally $150.50. Sale price EKtrtt# pf'Eugene vannson late of went to Freddie Wright of. Boston, In the sport. Mias Wanda Nave (rig h tr is holding Cardigan, kennel It and get your hair cut — •— aldarad o blao C lona bla Manchester. In said District, deceas- mate of Pay Well and winner of the feature last year, as they finish came into being Nov. 15. 1889. CL08IN 0 HOOKS—Claaatflad ada completa. Inslda, outside painting. $00.50. Just the refrigerator for ed. who recently gained his seventh ta ba pa bllsba d a a m a d a p m ost ba ra- admiring the Gold Cup that will go to the owifcr of this year’s winner. WISDOM la knowing how U> do with the overthrow of the mooer- Large aavlnga. Work guaranteed.] your cottage or home. Watkins On m otion of E m m a 'Vannson of Massachusetts championship, when ARMY PLANS RRST chy. A constitution, following in aalvad b p It o'eloek bo o b) datnrdaps Lang. Pbona 8808. , Brothers, Inc., 11 Oak street. said M a nch e ster ad m inistratrix The Nave girls have won attenOon with their alnglng over WSPR, SKILL la knowing how to do It 1*;M . he downed Frank Ross of Hartford, Springfield (1 p. m., Tues.-Thurs.). the main that of the United States, ORDERED;— That six months from Ckmn., 4 and 3. The second flight VIRTUE la doing it weU. 25 INNER SPRING maUresses to th s 23d d a y o f July, A . D.. 1938 be was adopted In 1891. TELEPHONE YOUR an d the sam e are limited and allow ed was an all-Massachusetts match be- BIG AIR-RAID TEST! REPAIRING be Bold aOc per week'. Regular The country doctor would never Under this constitution the re> for the creditors wlthhi w hich to tween Don Ritchie of Swampscott, public of 20 states was govamed, WANT ADS $18.50 to $20.50 mattresses reduced bring In their claim s a g a inst said e s- Bridgea, Tigers—Greenberg’s hom^r J. Marshal], 79, retired veteran of admit himself In the 'wrong. One MOWER SHARPENING, repairing. and W. F. McPhall of Norfolk,-the Washington, July 26.— (A P )— I the relation between the netlenal Ada ata aspaptad over the ulavbeaa to $16.50 to $24.50. All white cot- tate.. an d the said ad m in istratrix la with bases loaded beat Athletics 7-6 the Hartford Times composing morning a man ruebed into his VacuuBS cleaners.- recondltlonea. tllr c r trd -to * siv e -,p ttb lle-n o tirg - to -the' former ..winning, .A and 2-...... and the state govenmaenta ritarply AT OH eSU K O K ' lU T T ITrte above ton rnattreisaeB $16 .50. Come In and th op^er; Bridges pitched six-hit- Tobin,'dii^'at'hfs''h'61me ‘ here "last The War Department, borrowing! urgeTy; He was furious; ~ aa a aoavanlanea U advartlsara. bat Key making, lock repairing, safe cred itors to b r in g In their clalm a ter in nightcap. night.' the Idea from Europe and Asia, dls-f Man (shouting)—^Look here, you defined. The Brazilian constitu- tba C A S H R A T E S arlll ba aeoapiad aa combination obanglng. Braltbwaite. see our bargains. Benson’s Cut- within said tims allowed hy posting cop y of this order on the public Roy Henshaw, Cardinals, and Mr. Marshall was born July 27, closed today that hundreds of civil- are nothing but a commmi cheat tion alko clearly recognized, the (C' JI3S. tv ystuiM rei) PU LL PA T H B N T If paid at thia baaU 52 Pearl street. Price Furniture. Johnson Block. lafE STE R M yS^STPftS ians would co-operate In the flrstl separation o f powers, as In ths fas aaa a affloa a n e r before the aava n th fUg-U pi*st n ea rest to the place w h e re Ernie Ko.v and Leo Durocher, 1868, at North Brook, Chester coun- You promised my brother you could da p follo.wlns the drat laaartloa of FO R SA LE —REDS complete, chif- the deceased last dw elt w ithin said Dodgers—Henahaw tossed two-hit large-scale American test of an alr| cure him, and now he’s de3td. Ill American document, between the ROOFING AND asbestos siding our ton'll a n d by iiubllaliing the s a m e In By AH,SOCIATED PKE8S ty, Pa. He came to Hartford in aao h ad otharw laa the C H A K O B fonier, sldiuis, chairs, b re a k fa st shut-out ball for 7 1-3 inning relief 1883 and went to the Tlmes/ln 1889. raid warning net. have you atiown; up. I’ll— legislative, the executive and the SCORGHY SMITH RA TH will ba oollaatad.' Na raaponti' specialty. Years of experience. huine n e w s p a p e r h a t in g a .circulatiun Jim Tobin, .lohhny Rizzo and' judicial. It provided' for the elec- The Rifirht That Fail^! By JOHN C. TERRY sel, courh, com bination range, trick to sage 6-4 opener ..win: Key’s He was a member of the Times Suchi messages as "six enemyl Doctor (interrupting)—Just one btlltp for arrora la talapbonad ada Workmanship guaranteed. • I'alnt- In said prnhste district, w ithin ten Dutch Brandt, Pirates—Tobin tion of a president for four ymrs vflU' ba aaa u m ad ' a n d their asoaraap Florence dll hu m eri 8 C h e s tn u t S L da ys from the date of this order, an d two-run homer and . D itch er's sin- composing room for 39 years and planes passed at 7:39 a. m, headingl moment Perhaps your - tjrother ^ ^ V - W H e totTw kf.ta ing and carpentry. A. A. Dion, 81 retu rn inaU e to this c ou rt o f the no. pitched five-hit shutout ball for 11 westward” will be telephoned! by a direct vote of the eleotore. It aan n ot be su aran teed . ' relief innings and Rizzo's double gle won second, 3-2. was a former president of the Hart- didn’t follow my instructions. Wells sfreeL Phone 4860., tlte g iv e n . . Xrcorge McQuInn, Browns, and hastily from 300 or more points ini Man—Oh, yes, he did! He fol- gave him substantiaUy the same " ^ / - W I L L I A M « . H Y D E brought in winning run In 5-4,flpeii'- ford branch of the Typographical powars and duties as a V. S. Prm- INDEX OF MACHINERY AND TOOLS 52 Ju d ge, Dutch Leonard. Senators^McQuInn union. North Carolina during the experi-J lowed your instructions 3dl right. AND B0 2 Z T R A P er victory over Bees; Brandt hurl- ment, next October 3-17. ident. . CLASSIFICATIONS H-7-2!i-38. . ed five-hitter In nightcap. hit four-for-four, including homer, He took your medicine for a year. •JOHN TURNEftr USED CATERPILLAR tractors, Two months ago residents o f So was the rich South American AT A ('OlIRT OF rnOHATF; HELt) Lefty Gomez, Yankees, and Gerry and drove in two runs In 4-2 opener HE’S STILL IN .ARMY And still he died. jsuspected of atrtte *•••»«••<««•••••••••••••«. A I potato . sprayers, tractor plows, victory; Leonard pitched seven-hit- Farmingdale, N. Y., teamed witbl Doctor (smiling) — WeU, there -nation administered until Oetulio Bbsssaasaata m..‘B I 'at .Mancliester.. w ithin an d foy the Walker, White Sox—Gomez pitch- "0$'ER THERE.” Vargas within the last year pro- PERKV<5 MUf^DER, garden tractors, m ow ers, D ublin District of M ancheftter. 011 the 23d ter, fanning four, in 11-1. nightcap the Air Corps in the first spectacu-l m u are! I told him to take it for ed six-hit' 2-0 shutout ball In open- mulgated a new constitution, dis- INTO B C TR A V (N & Deaths e*.*ee D 1 Tractor Co.. I’rovidcnce Rd., W illl- da y of July, A. D.. '1938. 'Win. Racine, Wls.— (AP) — Arthur lar "blackout” test on this side o f! two years. EMERGENCY Present W ILLIA.M S. H Y D E , Esq., er, fanning five; Walker’s plnch-' solved aU legitlaUve bodies, ef- HIS &UltT> Dbrd at T baabs «e..a.«ee.a..aa B mantlc. , Don Lang,. Reds, and Syl .John- Stepan enlisted in the A. E. F. when the Atlantic. They put out all lights, f Is sCasaorlam ....•••••'e.'c.eee B Jlxlse. singlc with ba.%a loaded sent two as would be required in the event of | fected other changes in the form Lost and r oa n d X Trust Esiale of E m ily A. C ohurn runs acro.ss in nightcap winning son,. Phillies^—Lang hit double and the U. S. entered the World war, Famoufe American of Yesterday u-w of W alter S. t.'olmrii late of Mnn- an actual air raid. . George Washington of government. But today Brazil LEAVING 8UZ7 IM AB Boanaam sDU ...... I rally. single and drove In two runs in 7-5 and he hasn't yet returned from stUI pays homage to the original Pataoaals ...... t | CALLS WANTED— TO BUY 58 ch ee ter. In sa id Iiistrlct. d e oe a n e d . opener win; , Johnson’s eight-hit France, 20 years later. He la From the War Department,_how-| Andrew Jackson LOBBY BELOW, The Trustee havina exhibited her Stan Hack and Bill Lee, Cubs— democratic document, has issued a I AataaM bflaa pitching won Second 6-1. caretaker of the chapel at Ro- ever, came the statement there was I Abraham Lincoln «0f?RCHV WAITS Aatomobtlas tot Sale s SM A L L AD V A N C E iii price S an n u al uccuuiit w ith said estate to Hack’s double In l5tb\lrove in win- special stamp, shown here, com- this C o u rt for allo w a n ce, It la magne cemetery, Montfaucon, no official Intention to arouse need-1 And Today— Automobllaa tor H xobaaga . .. „ b junk. S ave y ou r ju n k anci call us ning run to beat Giants 5-4, after less alarm or to hint a belief thatl memorating the 150th anniversary «?U TSlD E TH E Auto Aoeeiaortaa— TIraa ...... • POLICE OJIDEUED:— That the 30th d a y o f- Leo’s four-hit, sevcn-Innlng sl^utout France, where thousands of Ameri- Snow White and the Seven \V m . O striusky, 182 Bisscll. Tei Ju ly, A. It., 1938 , a t 9 o'clock (d. a. t.) \’ETERAN PRINTER DIES can boys are burled. war was near. Dwarfs of the adopUoh of the U. S. Con- l^lLUER'iS ROOM- Anto Jlspalrlns— Palntlap 1 relief pitching. '' stitution in 1787. It is dark blue Aato doboolt ...... a .. I*A 5879. forenoon, at the I’robate Office, In Popeye Autoa— Ship bp Traok ...m .a a » sa id ,M :inchester, h e a n d th e s a m e Is Hank Greenberg and Tommy Hartford, July 28.— (A P )—Ezra features an eagle and shield. Auloa— P or H ire ...... t 4343 assign ed fur a hearliiK.on the a llow - Charley McCarthy- (C o p y ri g h t . lS 3 tt N B A Sarvlee. Ine.) Oarasaa— Sarvloa— dtorasa .... M an ce of h,'ild accou n t wit-h said estate, Motarapelaa— Blopelat ...... U — ROOMS WITHOU’l BOARD 59 an d this C ourt directs the T rustee to 7-zS Wanted Autoa— Uoloropolaa . m . Id give public notice to all pe rson s in- FOR RENT—LARGE room, com- terested therein to appear and be Saatnaaa a a d P iwfaaalaaal FIRE heard thereon by puhllshing a ropy FLAPPER FAN N Y ;By Sylvia FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser Bualnaaa Sarvloaa Ofrarad ...... It By Clydfi pletely fiirnishod for light house of this <>rder In s o m e n ew sp;iper h:iv--| HOLD EVERYTHIN G -C O P m M IB Y M tA fttR V lC C .IN C . T. M « C . U. t-M T . Orr WASHINGTON TUBBS By Crane, OUT OUR WAY By Williama Houaahold Barvloaa Offered . .. 1I* A South keeping. Grubo, 109 Foster street. In g a c ir cu la tio n In sa U l D istrict, live LewiS' Bulldins— Oontraotina- ...... 14 Florlata— N uraerlaa ... It da ys before said da y of h ea ring an d WHAT A kcWlGl^l AM’ here’ s a COUPLB OF Punaral Dlraotora ...... IS FURNISHED ROO.M lii pleasant retu rn n u tke to this C o u rt. EASY'S BEEM CALLED FRENCH FRIED 3P U D S IM - H aatint— Plum bing— Rooflnff . . 4321 WILLIAM 8 . H Y D E 11 Amerlcon home. Modern conven- , J u d g e . AWAY OKI BUStMESS THIS 'DISH, AM’ A SPOOMFUL la a u r a n e a ...... n iences, five inlmites’ walk from O’ PEAS IM THIS BOWL/, AM’ Ullllnary— Draaaraaklnt ...... If North H-7 - 26- 38..J .... AV4' S A Y S FOR fAE - business' Center. Write, .Box A, THERE’S A SLICE O’ BACOM Uovinr— ^Tmeklng— fitoraca ... to AT A CO U R T OF PRO'BATE HE L D WOT TO WORRY. tTlS Publle P aaaaD sar Sarvloa .....S S -A Herald. at M a ru'hester. w tth ln a n d for th^ DATED TODAY. OM THAT OTHER. DISH.... PalnUnc^PaparlDs ...... 11 / % Protaailonal Barvloaa ...... tt 5432 Utstrict Qf M anchester, on the 23d Rspalrlnp ...... ts da y of July, A. D „ 1938. Tallorlnr— O ralnr— C laaalag ... It BOARDERS WANTED 59-A Present W I L U A M S. H Y D E . Esq.. rollat O o od t a o d Sarvloa 14 Ju d ge. ___ WantadTT.Buain.eia. Satviea IS Estate of L ucia Ella T./e6 late of A MBIJUVNCE Maricheaterr In aafd DIst'rfct, decreas- £d B C E tlOB al FOR •RENT—ROOM a1th board ed. ^ursaa and Claataa ...... 11 (Dougan) Phone 6474. T^e Executor having exhibited hts Private Initruotlons ...... 1 > ad m lnU trnJlon accoun t w ith said es- Danclnp ...... M ,n.»18*A tate to this C ou rt for allow ance. It • H u t l o a l — D r a m a t i o ...... L ... 1 # 5630 is Wanted— InatruotloBS M || ORDERED:— That ths K)th day of PinRocIi^ (Holloran) Ju ly. A . D.. 1938. a . t 8 o 'clo ck (d. s. t.) BoQdE«-8 to ck » — M ortgal^E G SI forenoon, at the P robate Office. In Businesa O pportunities ...... it said M anchester, be an d the sam e le Money to L ooao s S 3 We Are Now assign e d for a h ea ring o n the a llo w - Help and Silaattaaa 3060 an ce o f said ad m inlstaatlon a ccou n t Wao's'l— P»m«U ...... U with said estate, and this Court di- •> 'J ' Halp W anted— M a le ...... ti (Quish) Listing Real rects the E x e cu tor to give pub lic n o - t ^ ?.**.** 'S;“ W a n t e d ...... tice to all person s In terested th erein Help W anted— Mala or Peaole.. SI to appear and be heard thereon by I ft* Asanu W anted ...... ;..._ .I 7-A 4340 Estate pu b lishing a c op y o f this o rd er.In Sltnatloni W a n ted — F em a le .... IS so m e n ew sp a p er h a v ing a circulation K.- Situa tion! W a n te d — M a la ...... 19 In said T>lstrlct, five d a y s b e fo re said \S-.' M Y i i m n r t Em ploym ent Asenetee ...... M For Fall Sale da y of h ea ring a n d return m a k e to WHATS “THE IDEA? 1 HOW COULD E A S Y HAVE JUST TVPE- IJve Stock— Petn— rea ltry w Teklelee th is C o u r t . . ‘ star ted ID TUCIC TtXJ WRi-TTEM AMD MAILED A LETTER Dora-Dlrde— Pew ...... H OSPITAL If-you have a farm, home WILLIAM S. HYDE IW. AMO WHAMll WHEN FOR WHS HE HAS BEEM NEAR Live Stock— Vehicles Ju d ge. Leer— r- i Poultry aod SuppMet ...... or acreage at reasonable (SOT A MOUSETRAP DEATH WITH A FRACTURED SXULL? :.r.;.;';Wanteil— P etp — P u n ltiy-w JIteek pricefl we will try and., EACH Bk^ -c>x>x>^ For Sale— H lecellaneou move it for you. Trades IDE I — AnteTet For Bale' ...... AXOTHCR HORN FOR THE 4- DONT BAWL. BoXta and Acceeaorlat ...... arranged.' .8 saJesmen. BAXDa Buttdtns Matertats • Curttomers waiting. ME OUTi YOU- . DJamonda— W atebaa-^awalrr W ATER DEPTa 'RE SUPPOSED EJeetrical A ppltancaa— R a d io .. 8«craxxiento-^ (AP) —* Artlclaa 'o o £t O O 'O TO ENCOURAEB ^bal. An d. Food--,SV-A o f tneorporatton have been illed tflth Garden-—F a n n — Dairy Prodnots SO 3077 YDUR CAMBKATES Houaekold Goode ...... si EDW. 1. H OLL the secretary of gtat« for Los An- Machinery and Tyola ...... SI Realtor geles. Boosters, which, its directors IN THBR. (A fter 5 P. M.) HOBBIES/ - U u a l e K .1 lofftramentf IS 865 Main St; Tel. 4642. announced,^ would work for the ad- Office and Btora K qu lpm a ot i« vantage of Los Angeles and the “ Thcfle moth balb aren’t worth two cenbi I haven’t hit 'A (iime! Gee, thanks— now I can buy a new battery for mv ..B peelala at the B t o r e a ...... SS welfare of its people. S**!’^* JtPPatvI— Furs ...... Ii 7868 one aM day I” flashligh t!" • ^ Wantm— To Buy ...... —...... U fi— st^ ^ P eard H o fela R esegii • K«rtawrote / ^ N C H ESTER "^WE LETTER, Room* W ithout Board •*••••«•«• •! MYRA NORTH* SPEQAL NURSB Boarders W anted ...... il- A A Setback By THOJitPSON AND COLL THIN WHO DID? AND \MHy? Country Board— Raoorts JK' W ATER CO. RoteLa— Restaurants ALLEY OOP This Couldn’t Be Water HAMLIN Wanted— Rooma— Board S3 MAKE rr SMAPPy, RDCCO- Baal Batate ffOr'Bdet 5974 [ 3 RIC C A R D E JJ l HA& Asynwetn, Itata Toaomonln — i THE FLEET A40VSS ’ revealed HMSetF XAWKJ •THEM OUR. AS LEADE12, OP CHAMCE te b o r h a a l re r ! GAS CO. A Criaoup OP SPJE-. ... --II II V8A 4 0 S E E K T O jirfaata* a n u d te Bant ...... destco v th e M W V ’, 5 Batofo Wm S a la 5075 MEW •MVSTECY 1 1 tm e o t B a lldins for Bale — . h BO SS m p o r t y tot te la « « CRUISER* WHICH ranu an d lan d fat tela _ _ _ _ WkV BE OPERATED -a n a a a fo r t e la **“ “ •t« " By •REMOTE ELECTRIC CO. COMTROI- 5181 ••aadoa* sce^ e i& thg BAOtO CCAfTISOL IBOOM CP CACCaELL’S VNJMir Evenin g H erald AMMOBSI? AJEAHTHe FLB£T. fS Rinl Thi BenU Ain LOCMBO JV A C4S/V 5121 BSim/------T 'fjm row nxK fllan rftfB liT lEttfttfno H ffttlli HOin>A7. JULY 26,19881 ,4-

morial Oomer store, located on Ibreman Frank Brennan of Com- la attendanea wmald not taka the pany No. 1 of the Manchester fire chanca o f getting a drenching. TO AUCTION STORES Main street near KayziaB street, sold TALL CEDARS HAIL The Una was headed by tha local -ABOUT TOWN department has called a drill of the Isist year at aucrion to a Windsor ' company to be held tonight. The TaU Cedars band followed by the local Rangers drill team. Then came STOCK AND FIXTURES man. is to be sold at apetlon to be H ALE'S SELF SERVE nooMV Junior Lodg* of Odd Pd> members will meet at the Are head- conducted by R. M. Reid and Sons lows will m«et st «:S0 thli •vealsc 101H Anniversary visltirig delegations foUowed by the The Original In New England! quartern, Main and HIlUard streets, Thursday morning. There were sev- la Odd fW ow s hsU. at 8:80 and will be directed where Providence Forest band and the Providence drill team. More visiting Memorial Corner Store To Be eral bidders present when the store to. go for the drill. Three different was last sold, but s Hartford real Host Company No. * st the Can- times this company has scheduled delegations were In line and the pa- Sold By R. M. Reid And Son • O f ^ . - ^ tsrwfil drin tonight st «:30. • rade was brought up by the “gang* estato agency acting Xor the VtUnd- A|i|D HEALTH M ARKET drilla only to have them rained out, Despite Rain Big Event On. Thursday Morning. sor man bid the hli^ dollar and but from weather reports for to- from West-Cheater, Pa , with their Shephard Encampment win Install circus stunt wagon. A big crowd took possession. Other bidders en ___X- *?. - night It now appears that the drill The stock and fixtures of the Me- that occasion were local men. Ita offcera Jointly tonight with O. will be'held. ^ ' Draws Crowds From Six lined the streets to watch the pa- Fred Bamea Encampment, at East rade and the marchers, were ap- Hartford. plauded enthuslastlcaUy all along TUESD AY SPECIALS Twenty-flva members of the Mm - Of The Eastern States. the Une. Double Green Stamps Given WitKCash Sales The annual picnic o i the Brother- chester Klwans club ' gathered this When the marchers returned to noon at the country club fpr the reg- Tuesday. hood of the Hartford District, sched- the Temple they Immediately made ular weekly luncheon. 'The attend- uled for yesterday at Highland Undaunted by rain that delayed preparations for the ceremonlkl. A Park, was cancelled because of In- ance prise was donated by Philip J. Role’s SUeed or Cmlleed Rahney, and was won by John G. their parade nearly an hour mem- big delegation of ‘‘aapllnga" waited clement weather. No.data has been to be trimmed for growth into Tall HALE’S Pentland. Reports were rendered bers of the Tall Cedars of Lebanon net for the affair. by several members on the results of Cedars and the various teams sched- Loaf 3 C from six Eastern states came hire uled to put on. the degrees were all M ilk Bread the Klwanls-sponsored camp vaca- n e regular meeting and Installa- tions for under-privileged children, Saturday evening to . help Nutmeg set to do their stuff. The West Ches- tJon of officers of Mlantonomph and a generally favorable result o f Forest of this town and Qulnebaugh ter, Pa., visitors Introduced some Tribe No. M, Improved Order the program was noted. Speaker embellishments to the degrees that TUESDAY SPECIALS Pk^ Red Men, will be held tonight Valley Forest of Moosup celebrate W heaties . 2 21c was K. Malcolm Stannard of The their tenth annlversarlea. The ex- were of considerable Interest to the 1 Bottle Trip)* Kola FREE! . ^ Tinker hall at eight o’tlock. Re- Herald, who told of hls sea experi- onlcokert. The ceremonial was fol- freshments will be. aerved after the pectea attendance waa cut down ences. __ lowed by talks by Supreme Tall Ce- Jr—.»--- -meeting,- .... — Fome, but all parts of the program Double Green Stamps Given With Cish Sales Na fi^ rcoa TeHow Cling drew members of the fraternity suf- dar Paul Pearson and members of P. Edward McVeigh of the J. H. his suite. All of the delegations All Day lW day7 ' “ I Miss Oni Hadden, X-ray and fleient to tax the capacity of the for Quinn pharmacy, returned last Masonic Temple. were presented with Cheney . Silk ._____ . > • .2 ' 29c"' laboratory technician at the Memo- night from a 4,200-mlle automobile flags as souvenlss of the occsslons. ^rttl hospital Is spending two weeks trip which took him Into Northern Full attendances of the members The evening was concluded with of the loral and Moosup Forests EXTRA SPECIAL! LIMITED QUANTITY 1 ChooMate Flsvei^ Jell-O New York, up the St. Lawrence a Mciai hour with refreshments. river Into Canada and returned by were augmented .by delegations . cook at the Members of the local Forest said It 90”xl08” Silver. Star ^ way of the New England .states. from Providence, Westerly, New was the most successful event in 4 Cans ' ____ on hls annual Ice Cream Freez 23c London, New Bedford, Newark, N. the ten years of Tall Cedarlsm In vacation. Men were at work today sewing J., Perth Amboy, N. J., West Ches- Manchester. ter, 'Pa., Philadelphia, Pa., and BED SHEETS $ 1 .0 0 grass seed In the parkways that One large casualty of the torrents Medford, Maas. Pkg. 3 C \ divide the roadways on East Center Billy Saherek requests all local Regularly $1.39. Special! Crack er Jacks of rain which fell during the past street. The members wars, served a fine week la a large elm which has been buffet supper In the Masonic Tem- swimmers who are Interested In com- First quality, no dressing, light weight. An exceptional 2-Onnee Gloea Jar Beardsley’s uprooted, and fell close to the road peting In the Globe Hollow-Colt's The new Walks around the Center ple at five d'clock and then awaited value while they last. Extra large size, 90”xl08”. on Olcott street, where It passes the Weather Man to see if they Psrk aquatic meet next m on^ to Park on Myrtle. Linden and Center report to him at Globe Hollow Imme- over Hop Brook. BvldepUy, stanfli streets have been completed, also the could gain a respite long enough to Dried Beef 2 25e ’^ tng near the brook bank, the tree parade. About seven o'clock the diately to start training for the walk Into the police station. Today event. New Patterns In Regulgr 29c Printed <)iiart Jar May Pack had Its root msM, measuring some the men are working laying the raih stopped long enough for the fifteen feet, tmdermlned by the rap- eight-foot driveway from Linden and Tall Cedars to form a parade, march idly flowing water, and toppled. It Is from the Center to Oak street and Chestnut streets that will extend to Sweet M ixed Pickles 17c some seventy-five . feet in' length, Center street, half of which was retpm to the Masonic Temple. The PLISSE CREPE yi 2 2 c and fell within a few feet/)f the completed before the rain storms rain held off for this rime, but (t SPECIAL \ hlflh,way. I____ held up the work. had been so threatening that fully A new range of patterns in this ever popular fabric for night- half of the members and drill teams gowns'and pajamas. No Ironing. IV ORYSO AP Andrew Torrance of 194 Middle The r e ^ n that' the east part of Turnpike Bast who was operated on Innernpring the grounds between the fence and ^ Large Bars 25 c 5 Medium Bars 25c last Wednesday at the Newington the sidewalks of the East cemetery, hospital. Is now able to receive vis- MATTRESS on East Center street around to 13 Colors! 36” Fast Color itors. Porter street, presents the appear- ance of new grass being grown there A daughter, Elaine, was bom WINDSHIELD Shantung Cans is due to the plantlng..ln this section Thrive Dog Food '3 23c Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore of the grass sods taken from the $12.95 Buoclano of Maple street. Mrs. yJ- 2 9 < Center park where new walks are Fresh Kattvs Bucclano was the former Miss Gert- being laid and replanting the grass BROADCLOTH rude MoriconL The baby was bom bi that part of the cemetery front- WIPERS at the Oak - Nursinf home on~ Oak. mt'hh tire twir itreetsT' *------r~ - • K E M P 'S , New dark colors for Fall and aloo the lighter shades for Sum- ToniQtoes 2 Lbs.. 15c street. If your windshield wiper mer wear. Our best selling plain fabric. Wh)te, aqua, malse, Harold Treadwell, son of Mr. and Fresh Mrs. John V, Gregan of U93 Main works very slowly or not at copen blue, peach, pink, rust, dubonnet, brown, navy, Yale blue, street reports that a magnolia on Mrs. C. H. Treadwell of 453 Center street will spend the next two weeks fleep green. thf grounds of her home has seven all, we can repair it. Wa Bunch at Great Neck, N. Y., with hls Carrots or Beets 3c buds and bloasonu on it, a most un- usual occurrence Ifi July. The tree uncle, George Treadwell, formerly- of also have a very complete Wolcott Hill, Wethersfield. W hen Sick n ess Freeh, Ripe was beautiful this spring due to the Ringless Chiffon and Service Weight mild weather. It Is more than SO stock of new wipers and can -years Md and- still- flourishing on nje-Junlor Missionary-society will Co m es for give you '"ah aTlowahce - on Cantaloupes 2 19c tte former Sarah O. Cheney prop- meet at the Church of the Naza- ‘DON’T ’ take some advertised j- 4 erty, purchased by Dr. Gregan a few rene tonight at 7 o'clock. pr. your old one. remedy that may not fit your HOSIERY - years ago. particular ailment — SEE

YOUR DOCTOR We will be Miss Marjorie Streeter of SUrk- happy to Fill hin Prencriprion h e a l t h m a r k e t weateer street has returned home Accurately and at .Moderate after spending two weeks In Worces- NORTON Cost. ter, Mass. DRUG DEPARTMENT V . , Lb. ELECTRICAL Rib Lam b Chops 35c Mrs. Caroline Zaccaro, who was a A R T H U R 500 Sheets Kleenex ...... 28c woman leader of the Manchester employees who went on strike at Instrument Co. / DRUG STORE 50c Package Gillette Blades — 25c Package Gillette

the Independent Cloak Company's PHONE 4060 •‘PRESCRIPTION EXPERTS” 5houlder Lam b C h o p s' factory last August, ha» returned Wo 845 Main SL Rublnow Bldg. Brushless Creame— BOTH...... 49c to work with the cloak company. Call For and' Hilliard Street Manchester - 35e Deliver Your 50c Dr. Lyon’s Tooth P ow der...... 35c A meeting of St. Margaret's Cir- Doctor's Prescription!

cle, Daughters of Isabella, will be 75c L isterine...... 59c held tomorrow night In the Knights WELDON DRUG CO. LblOc-ISc Lam b 5tew of Columbus home. As riffs Is the Prescription Pharmacists 55c April Showers T alcum .,...... 39c 908 .Main Street only meeting to be held In July and only one meeting will bo held In 30c and 60c Mum . . . -...... ;.... 29c-49c August there Is considerable busi- V eal 5tew 25c

ness to be taken care of at their meeting tomorrow night. Following _____ Lb. the business meeting tomorrow Beef Liver 21c night there will be a social session BASEMENT SPECIALS which will be In charge of a com- Attention! mittee headed by Mra Esther Gor- Hamburg 2 Li». 49c I can modernize your home inside and out, from Several women ot the Manchester celiar to chimney. Country- Club were entered In the one-day invitation tournament at 5piced Luncheon Loaf ROOFING, the Hartford Golf Club yesterday. Mrs. S. O. Johnson won low net In

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Helen McGurk had low gross In ^— TILING, Class C with 104. INSULATION,

Waterproofing-, , CARPENTRY

Estimates' freely given. NOTICE! Time payments arranged. This is to notify our valued

customera that the Ice, Fuel THE HOME

Oil and Wood businjcss of the IMPROVEMENT

late V. G. Firpo will Jie car- /SERVICE - ' ,U03 Spruce SL ried on as heretofore.

.^nchester 6869. PIERINA FIRPO.' Ola.'ifonbury 24.i6

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.--V 5 “ d very nice Yellow Com. today from, both Fern street ana Keeney street. Expect more early Tuesday'to sell

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C U C U M BERS 3 for 10c oot .F W e a ther Each 4c.

Native Iceberg Lettuce ...... a•a• ..head lie This Very Fins Given With Cash Sale. Boston Type Lettuce ...... head 8e Celery Green Peppers ^ ....Jgnmmer Squash Peas DINNER SERVICE In-Both These Stores

for twelve persons, in three decora-, Big Attractions tlona Regular 419.50. For Double' N A T I V E T O M A T O ES 2 lbs. 23e Beleeted Pritchard Variety. Stamp Day— J $17.50 All Day Tuesday

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^ PEA RS 6 for 21e Food Saver

J O H N S O N ’ S TIm c 6 r r New Traiuparent Apples ...... 3 lbs. 25c BINGO GAME JW elUL C

-' 4- MAHtHisria Cohn* , U q uid W AX Made i silk. Set For Noc«f, FemUae Wood- Genuine Fresh Calves’ L iv er...... !4 Ih. 36c of six CO' Every Night With Plenty of Prizes weik/ Leriber, Sboet, Etc.,Etc. Native Broilers — Roasting Chickens - F r y i n g C h i c k - . cns. , qt size 9 8 ^ . OEJIOUSC^SOH Ground Beef, Freshly Chopped ...... •••ae*«Aa lb. 30e INC.

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