IN HOP I Vessel That Discovered An- HOLIDAY Hbte Dree and Companions Is Now in Port in Norway; IS QUIET, COURT Story of Find Is Now Told
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5 , 4 0 0 Conn. State Library—Comi^ tompemtore. > Mowben■\»t til* AnM t:Bvnaa *t CIrcalatloBS PRiCiE: THREE CENTS t w e l v e PAGES SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN„ T u Ie SDAY, SEPTOM ^R 2, 1930. VOL, XU V., NO. 284. ((^bMdlled Atfvertlaliig on P a ^ 'lO ) Ubk Warship to Garry Old Pictures Recall Start of Arctic Balloon Plight . ' i Explorers’ Bodies IN HOP I Vessel That Discovered An- HOLIDAY HBtE dree and Companions is Now in Port in Norway; IS QUIET, COURT Story of Find is Now Told. B U S O PLACE PEACE ENVOYS EXPECTED IN N. Y. Copyrighted. All rights reserved S E FAILURE in North and South America and O u t-o f-T o w n Shore and Japan by (AP). AT S I ^ By Wireless to Assoidated Press Monntain Exodns Nearly OF t e PLANS f’v'.W. s Aboard the. Motor ship Bratvaag, Leaves Homes Deserted; Skjaer Island, Norway, Sept. 2 — French Fliers Make First Non-Stop Flight From Conti (AP) — Solomon August Andree, X Fear That Mahatma Gandhi Swedish explorer and his two com Sixteen Face the Jndge. nental Europe to Continent of North America — Skip panions in the 1897 attempt to fly Will Not Approve Britain's across the North Pole in a balloon, Labor Day, the final holiday of Newfonndland in Order to Sight French Possession died of exhaustion, and slept them the summer, was colorless and>qulet Suggestions to Stop Trou selves into death, Dr. G^nnar from the sporting angle, with the Horn, head of the expedition which First On This-Sde—Paris Waits to Celebrate Historic found their remains on White bulk of Manchester people at the ble in India— New Parley. Island, east of Spitsbergen, beUeves. beaches and mountains or out of Event— New York Prepares Monster RecepHon for ■ After a torturous grueUng marCrt town for the day. Rain, which be and ride in frail boats ^across 1^0 Allahabad, India, Sept. 2.— (AP.) o—gan falling----- g, shortly - after------daybreak------I These old pibtures, taken in 1897, recall vividly the take-off of the ill-fated Arttic baRoon expedition miles of ice and Icy water from the —A very definite impression pre Fliers When They Arrive. spot where their balloon came down yesterday .polled m a n y a projected b a S S . n l ' Iho^?S . with vailed among members of the All- they sustained life on White island outing and hastened the return of Note the »Mc£ ttey hoped only a few months, he believes, WU- India Congress here today that at vacationers during the day. The to steer the big bag. At the right is a close-up of the basket, Andree being indicated by the arrow. XX>0 OF THE QUESTION t ing birds and a bear for food. With tempts to make peace between the Nearing Goal the approach of winter, 33 j^ars sport schedule, at low ebb for the MARK government and the civilian dis By Associated. Press ago they died one by one, and at season, provided but one basebaLT Eastern Standard Time l«ist two of their bodies froze into a game within the town limits, and obedience followers of Msihatma sort of semi permanency. Gandhi had failed. Monday, 4:64 a. m.—Departed people remaining in town spent the Bl LOANS LEADING from Le Bonriget. Found by Aodident afternoon at home or the movies. FRANCE EXPELS HEARS!; The Congress members as well as Those bodies remained in their many others expressed the feeling 6 a. m.—Paesed-Les Andeles, The Manchester police court France o a EngUsli piannel. natural graves of ice and snow,until opened the holiday with one of the that the results of tl^ conferences August 6 when two harpooners of IN BALLOON RAGE between the two Moderate, Sir Tj' 8:46 a. m.—Sighted over Boss- largest holiday rosters In a long late Pier, East Irish oimt. the Horn Expedition, seeking drink time. Sixteen cases were disposed of HE LEAVES AT ONCE Bahadur Sapru and Mr, Jayakar 9:46 a. m.—Passsd ovb- Lhner- ing water on the bleak island, dis by Judge Raymond A. Johnson, and the Pandits Nehru in the Naini covered a boat and boat hook which jail have been most -disappointing, Ick, LrelaniL eleven for. drunkenness, two for 10:46 a. m.—Steamer Beren^ dnce belonged to the Andree expedi even after the envoys had brought keeplng a disorderly house and Only Three Reported All in garla reported that Coste plane tion. They began an investigation the. vicerCy’s reply to the Mahatma’s which ended in discovery of the there were severed motor vehicle American Publisher Says It DUMOND ARRESTED ssid everythlng.twa “O. K.” cases. letter written in the Poona, jail 11 a. m.—Passed over French headless body, or clothed skeleton of 'Eastern New York and some ten days ago. Andree, and one of his companions, Joseph Zadronzy, an old offeni^er, steamship Marie Therese in^ charged with attacking and inflict Was Caused by Publica Another Yarlex_^. ’’StaKrm rtti, 1»:«0-W est. and of a group of bones which may ON GERMAN TRAIN The two peacemakefs left t< be those of the third member of the ing serious knife wounds on Michael 18:26 p* m.—lin er Colambns Kadmisky at Hickey’s Grove last tion of an Anglo-French for Poona where tombrrow they^ Geard poutlon, given as, 61:26 party. again will Interview the Mahatma, Andree’s body, sitting with a boot Thursday was held In $2,000 bonds North, 16:66 Wm L Meanwhile there were unconfirmed encased in ice and a rifle and oil for his appearance In the September Clevelond, Sept. 2.— (AP) —Like 2:46 p. m.—Marlene, Montreal Treaty Two Years Ago. New York Gunman May he rumors that the Congress leaders stove by its side, was found near term of Superior Court. racing horses, three of the six bal-l station heard position given as the base of a mountain at the spot. Man KlUed had agreed to suspend the civil dis 61 North, 24 West. loonlsts in the 19th international A skull nearby was believed to be George Johnston of Ogden’s Cor Freed As Our Embassy obedience campaign" on two condi 6 p. m.—lin er St. Leals gave his head. The body itself. Dr. Horn ner, Rockville, was killed Saturday London, Sept. 2.— (A P )—WlUlam { Gordon Bennett balloon race, were tions: plane’s position 60:16 North, First, that the governor-general says, had greatly deteriorated and afternoon when he walked into the Randolph Hearst, American pub-' speeding to indefinite goals some 86:40 West. was not much more than a skeleton give an undertaking in support ot 6 p. m.—^Liners Bremen and 4 o’clock Rockville trolley near hi.T Usher, arrived in London today. Says He Is Not Wanted. where in the esLStem part of the clothed in Arctic apparel, in a home. Mr. Johnston, the father of India’s claims for dominion status Enropa gave plane’s position as DleudonM Costco United States. pocket of which was found a mono Mrs. Benjamin H. Kloter of 8 Au Asked about his expulsion from and other advancement at the round 48:89 North and 82:00 West. gram by which it was identified. It tumn street. South Manchester, was France, Mr. Hearst said: T have no AIx La'Chapelle, Gerpiany. Sept. No word had been heard of the table conference. Second, that U p. nu—Uner dacqnes Carier heard posltiion 48 North, 41:16 started'1t^‘"dbeari bop in Ireland and is believed the teeth in the skull in very deaf and did not hear or sec complaint to make. They said I was 2._ (A t* 3—The American authori locatioQ of the three others, since general amnesty be granted pblltl- the other body, found nearby, part cki prisoners but that the Ni;tlonal| W w i' ■ : stopped for fuel in Newfoundland. the car approaching. an enemy'of France and a danger in ties in Germany today informed the' the" siif toioE off froi* Cleveland 'yes- Tuesday The German, von Gronau and his ly'covered with, stones, may solve Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. their midst.” local police that they were no Iwig- 1st propagiMida be cohtlnuedr ' the question whether it was that terJlay afternoon. 6:00 a. m.—Passed over St. mates,-who arrived last week'in a Edmond Dauplalse of Manchester Gives the Reason er interested In the conduct or Apparently the two emlssS-ries of of Nils • Strindberg, or Knut The Goodyear VIII, the Belglca, Pierre, south of Newfound^d, flying boat, also made stops in Ice were involved in an auto crash on The publisher continued: whereabouts.of Jack (“Legs”) Dia peace felt more optimistic than Frankel, the other members of the their followers for they appeared completliig trsJis-Ailantlo cross land, Greenland, Labrador and else the state road near North Wsdpole “The reason for our strained re mond arrested here on board the and the caty of Detroit were re where along their route. party. lations was the publication of an lighthearted as they set out for ing. Await Battleship N. H. None of the Dauplalse party Gstend-Vienna -Express. ported over eastern New York this 9:86 a. m.—Passed over Canso,. Even if Coste and Maurice Bel were seriously hurt. Saturday night Anglo-French treaty, two years ago, The Embassy Issued a statement Poona, this despite the prevalent Today nearly a month after the morning. They sailed swiftly on feeling, growing hourly, that the Nova Scotia. lonte, his cbiripaiilon should be discovery. Dr. Horn and his associ- Mrs. Ray Kaplan of Brooklyn, N, by the Hearst newspapers." saying: "W e are through with the ward at .times, &en slower, first one f I. J- ->■ ./ MAKOHiiS tllB EVBNIKQ HBRAU), SOOTH MAMCHESTISS, CONN, TOSroAY, SEPTEMBER 2,1880.- tsrdajron a charge pf assault with COSTEONLASTtAP a deadly weapon and was committed FRANCE EXPELS HEARST; OdlUHES SdEHCrS SADROZmiSHElD to the Hartford jail in default of OBITUARY Local Stocks 12,000 hail for trial in the Superior HE LEAVES AT ONCE IN HOP FROM FRANCE N .Y .S to# Court. by Potnam i t Co.) The .victim of the assault, who JUHTOIAItllEltS MCUmNGAFFItAY ‘ (Oonttnued from-Page One.) Row, Hartferdi Conn. Adams Exp .. • • • • 21^ ‘ last Saturday had been identified {pontimied from Page l.) ■ .* ■ ^ ■ i- ■ ■ ■ ‘ - f * •< t - r-.-:;. - -1 ii\ Bi. Stooks Alleghel^t'' . .ERTA only as “Mike,” turned out to be dence. Her. .eyes ifire Bank Stooka Am Catf e e's »t * e 181% Michael 7Adniakl of North School chance on nothing disastrous hap* DEATHS blf blue onee, briiUaat w ltt’excite Bid Asked Am and For Pow...... 74% street. He received a stab wound in penlng to the republic. But I told EnlighteniBg Talk Ghren Be ment They are eet off tov long Bankers Trust Co. . 326 — Ain Intem at 87% [North Ender With Bad Rec the abdomen and another on the them 1 didn’t want to take the re Joeeph F. Sadler . chestnut eyelaidies. Her flashing City Bank and Trust 826 Am Pow and -Lt- .•*.•••••«.. 86% chest, besides a scalp wound, al sponsibility of endangering the Joseph F. Sadler, age 69f died last smile shows gleaming white teeth. Cap Nat B&T 340 Am'Bad Stand Ban •.••••«..• 87%^ legedly at the hands of Zadroznv. i great French jvation, that America fore Kivfknians by Dr. night at the home of hie daughterrl . * ¥l%s CoficertSliiger..... Conn. River ,«a»a*s«e» 426 Am Roll Mill 68% ord Bomd Over for Trial The two men, with another whose I had saved it once during the war Mrs. Irving M. Wickham of 711 She waa a concert singst three Htfd Conn. Trust .... 128 Am Smelt ...... 69 name has not yet appeared, are [ and I would save it again by leav- Shelton of Cheneys. Bridge street, following a l ^ e r i ^ i j ^ g ago When noted Mr|»an First Nat Hartford X 220 A'TP'and T ...... 2 1 6 % for Stahhing Kadniski. said to have been drinking at Zad- ! ing." < illness. Mr. Sadler was a resident first saw her Whsii sha wtot to get Land Mtg and Titls .. ^ Am Tob B ...... 267% rosny’s home on North Main street i1 ------her air baptism at Orly f^sld. He Mutual BAT ...... — Am Water Wka .V...... 91% and at Hickey’s Grove. of Hartford for 20 yean and was After the cutting Kadniski went, PARIS REPORTS Dr. Elbert phelton. bead of Che proprietor of the J. F. Sadler Ma could not take her up because i be New Brit T r u s t...... — Anaconda ...... 46^A ' Paris, Sept. 2.—(AP.) — The chine company of that dty. He has had a mUltary plane. However, he Riverside Trust ...... 626 Atlantic R ef ...... 34% Joseph ZsdroEoy, otherwise known to the office of Dr. LeVeme Holmes , ney Brothers ehemlstry department, took her picture, standing before his West Htfd Trust...... 276 Baldwin ...... 81% as Zandronsky, who was Involved In and had his wounds dressed. ; Havas News Agency said today lived tn MancheeUr for the past gave a decidedly Intereeting talk on four years i machine. A iraar Inter, when Costs, Insurance Stooks B and O .102% a cutting affray at the horth end Herald’s Story j that an order of expulsion had been last F^ay, was arrested late Sat> I served on William Randolph Hearst, what science has done for the farm Besides Mrs. Wickham hs leaves a after flying around the world with Aetna Casyalty ...... 180 Bendix a...... 31%.^ No complaint was made to the I American newspaper publisher, and son, Frederick W.'Sadler of town; [naval Lieutenant Commander Jo- 1 Aetna Fite ...... 63 Beth Steel ...... 84% ^ urday ^ght as he stepped off a police but when the story of the er before the MShchester Klwanlans one granddaughter Ruth L. of town; leph Lebrlx' spoke at the Sorbonne. Aetna Life t..... 9. 62^ Oanad Pao ...181% trolley car at Depot Square, He that Mr. Hearst would leave France at'the Coimtry club this noon. Dr. was arradgned In Police Court yes- stabbing was printed in the Herald this evening in compliance with it. two elsters, Mrs. Mary Sowter of be saw her again. When he *•* had*•“'*' I Automobile * ----- ...... 86H Case Thresh ...... 192%-^' on Saturday, Patrolman Galllgan in No reason was given for the order. Shelton referred his audience back town and Mrs. W. B. CtMuidler of fldshed his tiOk ha spoke to her Conn. General ...... 141 Cerro De Pasco 44% vestigated and learned that Joe and some 76 years. At that time the West Springfield, Mass., and one immediately. They were married, Hartford Fire ...... 78 Chrysler ...... 28% the third man had left d:own. A state and federal government be brother, C. W. Sadler of Essex, soon afterward. ' Htfd Steam Boiler . . . . 66 .Colum Gas and E l ...... i . . 61% Harold J. T. Hora:ijk a Paris cor- Conn. Madaihe Costs had Just made her watch was kept on Joe’s home and universal Serv- gan to pay some attention to the II National Fire ...... 69 Oolum Graph ...... 17% NOTICE! when ho returned shortly before ! respondent for the troubles of the farmer. It was in The funeral...... will.. be held Thursday Qpgpuyc debut at Monte Carlo. Now Phoenix F ire ...... 84 Vh' Coml Solv ...... 26% midnight on Saturday night h. waa | jee, one ot^ the Hearst news organ-^ appropriation afternoon at 2:80 o’clock firom Wat-1 she is In the movies. She said to Travelers ...... 1325 1346 Comwlth and Sou ...... 14% Primary Caucus , Proposals was made by the Ck>nnecUout Legis kins Brothers, 11 Oak strsst. which day, repeating her statements of Public Utilities Stocks Consol Gas ...... 109% pelled from Franco for his part la The following names have been Yesterday morning, in court, | lature for the teaching of agricul will be open tomorrow from 7 to 9 yesterday, that ebe had not the Conn. Elec Serv ...... 89 93 Contin Can ...... 67% Zadronzy refused to say anything | securing for publication in America ture. Our own state waa among o’clock for friends of the deceased. sUghtest *fear for the safety of her Conn. Power ...... SI 83 Com P r o d ...... 98% proposed for nomination as candi in the Hearst paperjs and .other dates for the several offices of the but when Chief of Police Gordon 1 the pioneers in this study and today Rev. Alfred a a r k of St. -Mary’s husband. Greenwich W&G, pfd. .93 — Du Pont De Nem .....‘'...... 119% Town of Manchester, Conn,, to be disclosed that the man had a prison members of the Universal Service practically every state in the union church will officiate. B t^al wlU be AU lUght When Up Hartford Elec Lgt ... 87 89 Eastman Kodak ...... 220 voted for at the nominating caucus record no time was lost in binding Association, documents connected has its agricultural college where In the East cemetery. "But every time he goes up it Hertford Gas ...... 72 77 Elec Pow and Lt ...... 72'% to be held in the Municipal Building him over for trial. , with an Anglo-French naval pact. the young meh of the country are seems like the end of the world to | do, p f d ...... 45 50 Fox Film A ...... 61 in said Manchester, Conn,, on the Zadronzy’s record Includes sev-1 Horan was charged with having taught scientific farming. Results Mrs. Anha 0.. Edwards me while he le taking off,” she eald. | 8 N E T C.o...... 180 168 Gen Elec ...... 78% second Tuesday of September eral arrests, two of them in connec obtained the documents from the have been very apparent In produc- ' Mrs. Anna C. Edwards, age 41, “Once In the air all is well—II do, rts, W. I. 8 9 Gen Foods ...... 67% tion with serious offenses. Some French foreign office in a manner Ing men whb conduct their farms of Dobsonville, died yesterday mom- breathe again." Gen Motors ...... 46'% ) (which will be Sept, 9, 193U.i, Pnlin blrd- will open at nine o’clock in the fore years ago a Buckland character considered unethical. The Anglo- along the same ------lines as other------men Ing at the Hartford hospital after a , The charming wife of the Am Hardware ...... 67 50 Gold Dust ...... i...... 42 known as “Black Joe" was cele American Press Association expell conduct the different industries. few days Illness of pneumonia. She , man continued, "when I fly often Amer Hosien' ...... 30 — Grigsby ‘Grunow ...... 14% noon (Standard Time) and will re little main open until eight o'clock in the brating, in the Depot Square ed him from its membership in con The time was so limited today leaves her husband William B. and with Dleudonne in our own Amer Silver ...... 25 Hershey C hoc...... 98 afternoon (Srsndard Time.) neighborhood, the arrival of twins nection with the sJfalr. that Dr. Shelton was unable to con five children, Mrs. Jennie Suther- plane then I am not afraid. Arrow H&H, com ..» 42% 44% Int Harv ...... 81% at home, Zadrozny waa in his At the time the French press as clude his talk and will be called alU, Eugenia, William, Jr., Thomas, "When he Is the pilot I do not Automatic Refrlg .... 8 N Int Nickel Can ...... 24% RKPUBUOAN fear the taking off. I am going to PROPOSALS FOR NOMINATIONS contpany during the evening. About sailed Mr. Hearst as responsible for upon to continue It at eome future and Sylvia EdwardfT all of Dohaon- BlgAlow Sanford, com. SO 63 I T and T ...... 40% 10:30 "Black Joe’’ was found lying the naval accord leak. The so-called meeting. vllle; and two sisters, of Port Jef New York to meet him within a do, pfd ... .4...... 90 Johns Manvllle ...... 96 Selectmen —xny plftxxa will be finished Ella F, Burr in an alley alongside the Cowles secret accord provided a cruiser ar William A. Knofia won the attend- ferson, N. Y. ^ - Billings and Spencer 3% 4% Kennecott ...... *...... 88% House, almost disemboweled by a rangement between France and ance^rize donated by C. P. Quimby. The funeral will' be held from after he telephones me tonight.” Bristol Brass ...... 15 20 Kreuger and Toll ...... 27% Arvld Gustafson On the piano in their apartment — Albert T, Jackson knife wound. He was taken to a England. Publication of its terms Holloran’s funeral parlors on Cen do, pfd ...... 00 Leh Val^Cool ...... 10% Hartford hospital and ultimately re are pictures of Costs and his flying — JfLTle Johnson ! aroused a storm of protest in Eu ter street tomorrow afternoon at 2 Collins Co ...... 100 Loew’s, Ync ...... 79%' covered. Zadrozny profited by the rope and America, where accusa o’clock. The Rev. Francis P. comrade but everyj time she looks at Case, Lockwobd and B 526 Lorlllard ...... 38% > George E. Keith them her eyes stray to two portraits - William W, Robertson fact that “Black Joe" pulled tions were made of a new Anglo- ABOUT TOWN Bachelor will officiate. Burial will Colt’s Firearms ...... 26 Mo Kan Tex ...... 42% through land he was not severely French military alliance. The pact be in the TalcottvlUe cemetery. of her father, holding her as a baby, Eagle Lock ...... 88 Mont Ward ...... 86% Thomas J. Rogers punished. “Black Joe.” however, taken when they lived in Tiflls Wells A. Strickland > subsequently was disavowed. Fafnlr Bearlngo ...... — Nat Cash Reg A ...... 47% failed in health and finally died and where her father waa commandant. Fuller Brush, Class A. — Nat Dairy ...... 66 ' Assessor his friends attributed his physical Mr. and Mrs. John Barstow had He was kiUed five years ago by con HEARST STAT.AEMENT as their guests over the weekend Hart A CJooley ...... — Nat Pow and L t ...... 47% • Loren C, Clifford, Jr, wrecking to the knife wound. NORTH END MAN spirators. His death waa laid to Hartmann Tob, com . — Nev Cop ...... 18% Emil L, G, Hohenthal, Jr, New York. Sept. 2—(AP) — The Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rockwell of Served Five Years Oakland street. The party spent Soviet Agents. do, 1st pfd ...... — N Y Cent ...... ,...,...184% Tax Collector Zadrozny'B most costly experience i International News Service today Keeps Hls Trophies Inter Silver ...... 70 NY NH and Htfd ...... 107 George H. Howe in crime was the assault on a ! printed the following dispatch from most of the time on Long Island . HURT IN WAPPING Coste’B -wife keeps every trophy Registrar of Voters , Sound on Mr. Baratow’s cruiser, the do, pfd ...... 106 Nor Amn Aviation ...... 9% floater named White. White, Benny its London office; her husband wins. In a glass cabi Landers, Prary A Clk . 67 North A m e r...... n ...... 108, • Robert N. Veltch , Lis and Zadrozny were drinking to- "William Randolph Hearst Issued Betty B., which he keeps anchored at Niantlc. John Copeland Suffers Severe net are nearly 300 medals, placques Man A Bow, Class A. 14 Packard ...... ,12% Constables gether and had a sort of wet picnic the following statement here today, and engraved cigarette cases g^ven do, CJlass B ...... 8^ Par Publlx ...... 61%, George M, Bldwell at the Junction of North Main | “I have no complaint to make. Injuries When His Car is him. On a piano among/a score of New Brit Mch. com .. 18 Penn ...... * 78% James W, Foley street and Tolland turnpike. White The officials were extremely polite. Mr. and Mrs. Helmar Gustafson Crashed Twice Last Night. pictures is an illuminated globe with North A j;udd ...... 20 Phlla Read C and I ...... 18 George L, Graziadio was found there, later, badly I They said I was an enemy of France of Pleasa'nt street, Mr. and Mrs. Coste’s around-the-world flight Niles Bern Pond . •. • • 26 Pub Serv N J . 93%'■ Gerald R, Rlsley chopped up. He died several days I and a danger In their midst. They William Brennan of Summer street, traced upon it. Peck, Stow and Wilcox - 6 Radio ...... School Visitors later. i made me feel q^uite Important. and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wilkinson of John Copeland, of the north « d , Elsewhere are large silver loving Russell Mfg Co ...... 52 Radio Keith ...... 88% . Russell B, Hathaway i LlB was at once under suspicion ; “ ‘They said I could stay In France Walnut street spent the week-end was badly injured in an automobile cups and a score of statuettes, all Scovlll ...... -I • 49 Rem Rand ...... 29% High School Committee I but the police could not find the ; a little while longilonger If I desired. Labor Day in New York City. . accident in Wapplng Iwt night in symbols of the French ace’s air tri ake a chance on Seth Thom Co. com .. — Sears Roebuck . . . '...... 76% Lillian S. Bowers, 2 year term, I necessary evidence on which to a r - 1 That they would take a which three oars were Involved. Tne umphs. Standard Screw ...... 110 Simmons ...... 28% Howell Cheney, 3 year term. 1 rest him and the next day he and | nothing disastrous happening to the Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Norton and accident occurred about a quarter of In a comer on a couch, arranged do. pfd. guar “A" . 100 Sinclair Oil ...... 21% L. LaMotte Russell, 1 year term. ' Zadrozny left town. ^It was a year ' repubhe their daughter Miss Elizabeth Nor a mile to the west of the W ip in g in a long line, are eight costumed 40 I told them that I did not want Stanley W orks...... 38 South Pac ...... 116 Auditor before tb.^’ returned. ^ i ton, have returned from a trip as Four CJomers on the Pleasant Valley dolls and five toy. dogs. Smythe Mfg ...... 80 South Rwy ...... 86 Isaac Cole Police Ciptaln W. R. Campbell, to take the responsibility of endan far as Portland, Maine, returning road. Copeland, alone in the car, "These are my playmates," Ma gering the great French nation; that Taylor A Fenn ...... 120 Stand Brands ...... 20% Judge of Probate then in th e‘department, had probed by way of the White Mountains. waa driving west. There WM a dame Coste said, "when Dieudonne is Torrlngton ...... 84 Stand Gas and Elec ...... 106% ' William S. Hyde Into the case and when the pair re America had saved It once during truck approaching, away. When he is here we go off the war, and I would save it again Underwood Mfg C3o 96 Stand OU C al...... : 61 ’ Representatives turned he had them locked up. Capt. Miss Gertrude Rockwell of Oak that reason he pulled further to the together to hunt or fish. We drive, Union Mfg Co ...... 16 Stand Oil N J ...... 69% Marjory Cheney Campbell put an Interpreter Into an by leaving. land street, Miss M%jry, Mias Alice rlKbt. Just aa he did so a car head we fly and In the evening 1 sing for U 8 Envelope, com . . . 226 Standard Oil N Y ...... 81% ' Raymond A. Johnson adjoining cell and learned enough Does Not Mind ing in the opposite dlrecUon from " 'Furthermore, I was like the and Joseph Wilson of Spruce street, him or watch while he plays chess, do. lifd...... 112 Tex Com ...... 82% George E. Keith from their conversation to make a have returned after touring Cape which ho was traveling pulled out In of which he is very fotia. I like it, Veeder R o o t...... 85 Timken Roll B e a r...... 68% Justices of the Peace trial for murder warrantable. Lis man who was told that he was going effort to pass, the truck. It and who said he did not mind. Cod and the White Mountains. too, but I can’t play well enough Whitlock Coll Pipe . .. 14 17 Transcont Oil ...... 17% Thomas A. Brennan and Zadrozny were convicted o f , blind, struck the Copeland car, throwing for him.” '■ I I I Union G a rb ...... 79 Robert E. Carney him from his position on the seat to Unit Aircraft ...... 69% '’“ '''‘ [“ " 'l l t n l V r r i « •» W There will be no swimming class the floor, his head going through the TO HELP JOBLESS Hugh McCauU es for women on Tuesday and PARIS CROWDS ANXIOUS Unit Corp ...... 84% i Morris Pasternnek I Is late? died as did Zadrozny’B thing in Franco, Including som« i^ndshield. * Unit Gas and Imp ...... 87 Harold R. Symington wife. Zadrozny married Lis’ widow. | very Interesting governmental per Thursday nights during the next Just as he was thrown a car that Paris, Sept. 2.—(AP)—Crowds New Br/taln, Spe. 2.—(AP) — formances. two weeks at the Rec on School were j>acked to toe curb today in Mayor Quigley today called a meet U S Ind Alco 71% William Taylor She was In' court yesterday and had been following struck hie ma U S Pipe and F d r y ...... 84%r made an Ineffectual effort to raise i “ ’Then I asked Mr. Tardlou's street but the regular Monday and chine from the rear and he waa front of the great newspaper offices ing of all department beads for ■f Stuart J. VVasley emissary to express to Mr. Tardleu Friday night plunge periods will be seeking toe latest Information on: next Thursday to consider a plan to U S Rubber ...... 20 the ball money. knocked out. Hie car was com U S Steel ...... -^....171%’ my Immense admiration at his held at the usual hour. pletely wrecked and he was bro^ht progress of Captain Dleudonne, have all salaried employes of toe DEMOCRATIC * amazing alertness in protecting Uostes and hls flying mate, Maurice < city contribute two per cent of their Util Pow and Lt A,...... 86 Selectmen COLLEGE BUILDING BURNS to Manchester for medical attention. Warner Bros P lo t...... 32 Hamilton, N. Y., Sept. 2.—(AP)— France from the peril of invasion, Fred Werner and Ralph Halllday It was found that b® had a ®“t Bellonte, on their attempted flight salaries during September, October George Bryan , and we parted with quite elaborate from Le Bourget to New York. and November, to a fund for th® i^®* Westing El and M fg ...... 162 Earl J. Campbell ^ Serious fire damage to We.st Hall, a placed first and second respectively across the crown of his head which Woolworto ...... 64 %' CSplgate University dormitory last politeness. was closed with several stitches Md atizens all over toe republic Hof of the unemployed next winter. Earl B. Carter ’’ ’It was a little bit foolish, but in the miniature golf tournament awaited news of the avlatoris with He said it would be known as the 'Yel Tmck ...... 22% Thomas F. Conran night, added a new difficulty to the conducted at the Stone street course also a gash on the left side of the university’s housing problem. extremely French. face which had to be sewed up. In almost breathless expectancy, hop “Christmas Fund." Joseph J. Doyle Strained Relations Saturday night. A tournament for ing that he would' break the Jinx About 1,000 persons'. Including Andrew J. Healey I^ llt in 1828 as one of the three women Is now in progress. addition to this he has « .ijjjured original buildings of Madison Uni " ’The reason for the strained re leg and It was with much dWlculty which has always ridden with avi school teachers, will be affected If Arthur Manning lations—to use a proper diplomatic ators making toe westward trans- the program Is adopted. (M B QUOTATIONS AHHCSBor versity, forerunner of Colgate, the he was able to get ^ structure was to house 80 freshmen term—was the publication of ^the Mrs. Walter Waddell, and her son this morning and also to the D e^t Atlantic flight. Charles I. Balch secret Anglo-French treaty fwo Walter, Jr., of 361 Main street, have There was general confidence that FLIES OANAEA t o MEXICO' Tax Collector this , year. These now will have to Square garage to examine,^ (By Associated Press.) find quarters elsewhere. years ago by the Hearst newspapers, returned from a two weeks visit at which had been towed in. He has Costs would succeed, and be toe first San Diego, Cai., Sept. 2.—(AP)— George H. Howe which upset some international the home of a brother In Calllcoon been notified that the driver of the aviator to fly non-stop between Ruth Alexander, San Diego aviatrix Amer Cities Porv and Lt B ... 16% Registrar of Voters I' ’applecarts,’ but Informed the Amer- Center, New York. Miss Marjorie car that cut out from behind the Paris and New York. today held credit for being the first Am Super Powe£'.. 23% Louis T. Breen 3 (5IRLS’ COFFEE ' SHOP ioan people; and of course that be Waddell has returned from a two truck and struck him bas been Mascot Images of the aviators, woman to fly from Canada to Mex Central States Elec ...... 25 Constables ing the reason, the French govern sade their appeartmee this mora- Cities Service ...... 28% SPECIAL WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 8 weeks stay at Beacon, N. Y. placed under arrest and ^e„case ico without'a stop.. William Campbell ment was entirely right in leveling W be heard before the'South Wind hg in toe equipment of hawkers on Miss Alexander, taking off at 8:16 Elec Bond .and Share ...n.,. 88% James Duffy Vegetable Soup ...... 15c Its attack at me, and quite wrong Mr. and Mfs. Henry Olson of sor court tonight. ?aris streets. Some popular song a. m., yesterday at Vancouver, B. C., Nlag and niid Pow ...... 16%. Harold Keating With order ...... lOo In Its action toward Mr. Horan, who Falrvlew street, are on a ten-day writers were said to be already at arrived at Agua Callente,^. Lower Pennroad ...... 10% School Visitor Hot Rbast Pork Sandwich, Vege was only my agent. automobile trip to Canada. work on hymns of triumph to be re California at 7:16 p. m., lafit night. S O . I ^ n ^d ...... 49% James M. Burke table and Potatoes ...... 20c ’’ 'I think, however, that the gen leased as soon as news of Coste’s A wdlcomlngf crowd bad gathered to United Qae 16% High School Committee Hamburger Steak with Vegetables eral attitude of the Hearst press In Walter B. Qlesecke, proprietor of CROSSING HIGHWAY, arrival should be received. await her had dispersed as darkness 1 Unit Lt and Pow A 41% William E. Buckley, 3 years. and Potataoes...... 8Sc opposing the Entrance of the United A special loud speaker will, be fell. She completed the 1,460 mlto UtU Pow and Lt ...... 18% Sarah H. Healey. 2 years. States into the League of Nations, Hillside Inn, announced today that Hot Chicken Sandwich, Vegetables his dining rooms will close for the STRUCK BY AUTO erooted at the Place Concorde to flight in the 16 hours against head Vacuum Oil ...... 78% Auditor and Potataoes...... 30c or any protective pacts to Involve give details of toe final stages of winds. Vicks Financial ...... 7% John F. Limerick Frankfurters with Sauerkraut and our country In the quarrels of Euro season tomorrow. He hM had an unusually good summer this year he flight. Police made ready here Judge of Probate Potatoes ...... S5c pean powers, is mainly responsible. ]!or a night of wild rejoicing. William S. Hyde Cold Baked Ham with Potato Other Causes and hopes to open early In the Mrs. Fredericka Johnson of Representative Salad ...... Sfic " 'Also, there might have been spring for another good season. Bolton Injured Saturday Thomas Hackett Lettuce and Toriaato Salad with some slight Irritation at the occas Night, Not Seriously. John F. Limerick French Dressing...... l.lu sional intimations in our papers that The On-To-Boston club commit HOSPITAL NOTES Justtoes of the Peace Waffles with Maple Syrup . . . . 15c France, now being the richest na tee of the American Legion will 'Charles I. Balch All Idnds of P ie ...... lOo tion In the world, might use some meet at the Armory at 7:80 to jirs. Fredricka Johnson, vrife of After many changes over toe long Thomas Donnaher With Ice Cream ...... 15u of the German indemnity to pay her night. John Johnson, who Uvea in Bolton loliday week-end, the Manchester Joseph Doyle I Coffee with Pure Cream ...... 5c honest debts to America, especially on the Bolton-Andover road escaped ispltal (wsue was down John F. Limerick because if it had not been for Amer Fred Patton and hlS wife and serious injuries Saturday evening "The Choice of Many, There’s ally low ebb today, toe Edward F. Morlarty ica she would now be paying Indem children, of Astoria, N. Y., stopped while crossing the road from the total patients being only 41. Here’s Edward J. Murphy a Reason.” nity Instead of receiving it. < in Manenester with friends and rel barn to the houee. ..am what happened during the three " ’If being a competent'journslut atives yesterday enroute to their Their home is at the foot of a and a loyal American makes a man days: ' home after a vacation, in Maine. steep hill and Mrs. Johnson, bsoause Saturday’s admissions: Miss Flor pensona non grata In France. I of illness of her liuftoMd, 1^ gone think I can endure the ■ situation ence Mclntee of 149 High street, The regular meeting of the Man to the bam, which ii located on toe James Bhrr of 16 Rosemary Place, without loss of sleep. i chester City ■■ club will be held north aide of tb®^ ^oad, to do eome “ ’In fact, the whole affair ret Miss Anna Chaponls' of 267 Bum- Thursday night in the club quar chores. She had finished milking ham street in Buckland, Mr. and minds me of the story of the rather and was returning to to® houee m effeminate young man who went to ters on Oak street. Chef Urbano llJra. Eli Kaplan, Morris Kaplan, Osano 'Will serve a special dinner an automo\|rile came ' aroimd toe Mrs. Lena Kaplan and Mra Libby call on his beat girl and found her curve. She waa in toe center of toe i In the arms of another young fel following the business session. Levine, all of Brooklyn, N. Y. All road, when the driven sawto®r, a«- except Mrs. Ell Kaplan have been The Most Colossal; low. The portable band stand that has cordlng to toe report, and in order " 'The effeminate youth went Into to prevent hltUng her toe driver, discharged. They were victims of an the hall, took up his successful been in the Center park, where the WlUlmantlc man, pbllsd sudjeifiy to automobile accident in North Coven Achievement of rival’s umbrella, broke It and said: band concerts given by the Salva try. Now I hope it rains.’ tion Army have been held this sum the left. The Saturday’s discharges: Miss Edna " •You see, for the French nation mer, has,been taken down. It waa Carlevaro of Andover, Mrs. Ruth Modern Times moved from the par^ at the (^nter to knock her down. The driver in al policy of 'revenge' to be complete pulling suddenly out of t ^ Thompson and Infant son of 26 Ben ly successful, we will have to have to the west section of the Depot struck and erdshed into part of toe ton street, Percy Sylvester of 188 Spread Before rain. Square Park and was being re-M- bam, which le close to toe ro a d w ^ Benton street, Hartford, William (Signed). ■embled this morning. The A Manchester doctor o^ed Cotter of Pine street and William Your Eyes. William Randolph Hearst.” ing concerts for the season will be to attend h4r and although. Mi^' Davis of 449 Main street. held at Depot Square, the next con Johneon, had a bump on her head Sunday to®r® were no admissions cert to be held Friday evening of and was somewhat shocked her con but toe following patients went E min who hai a family (o' PUBUC RECORDS ^ this week. ___ < dition is not conslderpd serious. home: Mrs. Albert Valeri and twin V Hive $10,800 providt for ii like tha playar daufhtertcf 182 Bisiell-street, Mrs l^lsTlns «4«v> Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gordon and Mabel Blatter and Infant daughter Cl—sti Mssi hilt hJMMUMk who comoi io bat whan tha WARRANTY DEEDS son, Robert, of 48 WeUlngton road of 91 Foster- street, Mrs. Stella baiai ara full. Daitinlai dapand John P. Tobias of Talcottville to spent Labor Day at Mlsquamloyt DIAMOND ARRESTED • XamlasR^ and Infant son of 82 on him. Lat ui tail you about Anne Tobias of New York City, two beach. WoOdbrtwr street and Mrs'. Flor tracts of land with builfiings on the AT THi .■ihitrt *—*— tha Invaiteri Syndicata Plan enct MolAmara r f% '^5^- .. /■i^“ - ■;.-' >♦ • T ’ rf" I • ' V. - •. .- : - ,-“-.V^->. 1 . . ■ N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH'MANCHESTER^'CONNh TUESDAY, SEPTEl^ER 2, 1980. vas boat which 1 smash from his own veranda on WARSHIP TO CARRY Andree’a name. Center strMt, and he and Patrol H. S. ENROLLMENT The investigators reported that DISORDERLY HOUSE man Cassells gave chase and caught LABOR IS BACKING iMiss Helen F. Trant • they found many evtdencea that th«; Sverejko. The accident took place EXPLORERS’ BODIES discovery was authentic. near Harding Stephens' garage. It J “Among the objeota we found,’- developed that Sverejko had paid a OLD AGE PENSIONS I Harold C. Ambach Today REACHES NEW PEAK RAIDED BY POLICE (Continued From Page One) said their statement, “waa photo-c> fine of $150 and costs for driving an graphic apparatus marked *Andree’$|^ automobile while under the influence — - . 1 ates are anchored In the smEdl'har Polar Bxp^itlon No. V, two ief, of liquor in Hartford within a short ,1 Miss Helen Frances Trant, daugh-'^ The bride wore a Viohnet gown of sledges, a pair of high boots, instru time and for that reason his license ivory satin. Her veil of ivory tulle Total of 965 Registered for bor here awaiting the Swedish'bat Wholesale Arrests at Katie Secretary Egan o f ^tate B ody' ter of Mr. and Mrs. ■'Timothy A. tleship Michael Sara, which will ac ments, an anemometer, a' atar' insiif' I was suspended. ^ Judge Johnson fell from a cap of Alencon lace and and a piece of canvaa wbloh possi^. ! found him guilty and Imposed a fine U . tL n LI i. McKee street, and was caught with orange blossoms. company it to Tromsoe, and later to Sweden where honors will be paid bly was part of a tent ■ Some bones Rennie Johnson’s Home I of $100 for driving while under a j KCVICWS tno 1 rODiCm 8t HaroW Carl Ambach, son of Mr. and She carried a bouquet of roses, gar School Year Opening To- also were discovered but we have I suspended license, and $76 for evad ' Mrs. Edward H. Ambach of Francis denias and lilies of the valley. the dead and the discoverers of the bodies will receive the thanks of not yet ascertained if they wqre hu.* ing responsibility. The boy’s moth- . i street. East Hertford, wore married The maid of honor was^ attired in Conference. m orrow^335 Freshmen. fellow Scandinavians. man.” ‘ v Features Big Docket. er was in court but was imable to ! 1. this LillB morninglliU lU liU C at ^ o’clock at St. a period gown of maize taffeta. She raise the money and he had to go to i Rev. W. P. Reldy wore a hat of maise horsehair br«ld Dramatically the little sealer I James’s church. Bratvaag ssdled into Hasvik Sunday BYRD ATTENDS FAIR jail. - , performed the ceremony in the pres- and tulle and curled an arm bou I The largest enrollment in the his after a .search by Swedish official' Thirteen cases were before Judge The case of Elizabeth Ruofl of 125 , Hartford, Sept. 2.— (AP) -In his i ence of a large number of relatives quet of Talisman roses. Syracuse, N. Y„ Sept 2.— (AP)-f^ Following the ceremony a recep tory of Manchester High school— vessels and news expeditions which Raymond A. Johnson in Manchester ------North ------School street, charged _ with , report to the Connecticut Federa- and — friends. The church was beau- . covered a wide area of the north Thousands of persons poured into' keeping liquor with Intent to sell, . t qecretarv J J Eaan ' tlfully decorated with yellow and tion for the bridal party and imme a total of 986 students—was report the state fair grounds today tb I^ollce Court yesterday. Labor Day, was conUnued until tomorrow upon 1 “ Labor, Secreury J. J. Egan j gladiolus, delphiniums and diate family was held at the Man- seas. Dr. Horn notified the authori ed this afternoon by Principal Clar- ties officially of his discovery, news see and hear Hear Admiral Richard eight being the outcome of a raid on request of Attorney*Wllllam J. Shea j.?ave much attention to old age pen- | chendonlum cheater Country Club. Leo Roy’s chce P. Quimby to have registered of which already had reached the E. Byrd as well as to'see the usual The oride was attended by Miss | Concert Trio played during the re-^ the home of Mrs. Katherine (Ren who said he had just been brought sions being desirous o f securing the for the opening of the 1930-31 world through the captain of the fair attractions. ' ' nie) Johnson of 36 Gardner street, into the case and had not had time backing of every member of a union Henrietta Kanehl as maid of honor, i ceptlon and wedding breakfast. sealer Ternlngen. Then, ^without Admiral Byrd was met at a rail; Thomas Trant, brother of the bride, | Mr. and Mrs. Ambach leift today school year with the fall term to following a neighbor’s complaint of morrow morning. awaiting an answer he took the road station by a civic oommitteA disorder and drunken revelry ema was best iwnn and the ushers were | on an unannounced weddlhg trip, the sealer on down to Skjaer Island, to and accompanied to the fal| be presented to the next legislature. James Merrick of Hartford and bride wearing a beige tweed ensem- This is an increase of more than nating from the house. The com morning. a hundred over last year’s figure- await the Michael Saxs. grounds. After luncheon" at thej John Kulozowski, charged, with He said that in every conference Harold Thayer of East Hartford. | ble with hat of brown felt. club house, he was to be escorted tq plaint reached the police station nt and Is explained partly by the large Intbxication, was allowed to go on and every discussion the question of the grandstand where he was 2:10 b’clock Sunday afternoon and a deadline in industry comes up. number of people who have movea CRGWDS AT PIER. twenty minutes later Officers Wal payment of costs. Romsoe, Norway, Sept. 2.— (AP) scheduled to speak at 2:30 p. nc. John Wesley Phelps of East Mid He said; gett of New London, who will teach ihto Manchester sinite the erection When he visited the manufacturer! ter Cassells and Arthur Seymour re "It is quite apparent to those who of the Pratt and Whitney Aircraft The sealer Bratvaag, Dr. Gunnar turned with the results of their vis dle Turnpike, for driving an auto second and third grades. building this morning where the e?^ mobile with Improper brakes, paid a are making a study of pension legfls- 30 NEW TEACHERS In the Eighth District, Miss Ma Company plant In East Hartford. Horn’s expeditionary ship, bearing hibit of pictures taken of the South it. lation that, unless this deadline is p^nclpal Quimby also attributes On arrival at the Johnson home fine of $15 and costs. rlon Marshall of Hartford will teach the remain's of the Andree explora Pole are displayed, thousand^ abolished, Instead of advocating fifth emd sixth grades Ih the North the Increase as being partly, at crowded the dorrs and corridors tryr the officers found evidence of a tion party found on White Island, pensions for aged persons at 66 or School street schools. least, due to the present xmemploy- Ing to get close to him. f; drunken orgy with only two of the IN TOWN’ S SCHOOLS arrived here this forenoon. There 70 we will have to bring the age Miss Margaret Kirk of Stonehatn, ment situation, a number of boya . , eight partidpants able to negotiate limit down to 60 and perhaps low- j ____ Mass., will teach the kindergarten and girls who wopld otherwise be at was no official reception but large on their feet, the others being in the North School street schools. work, now seeking further educa crowds gathered at the harbor. TWG KILLED BY BLAST • i stretched in various postures and The opportunity class is to have tion because they cannot obtain Norwegian Euid Swedish experts places on the floor, couches and State Briefs win be^ent to each person aspiring 112 in High School, Nine in a new teacher In Miss Phylles B. Ir work. went aboard the Bratvaag before Kltchner, Ont., Sept; 2— (A P )—f? beds, wherever they managed to fall to a legislative office. j win of Portland. The incoming freshman class this she made this port to carry out pre Two men were killed and a third,^ after over-indulgence in alcoholic To Cost Money Ninth and Nine in Eighth Miss Laura J. Baldwin of year will be 335 which is an in liminary Investigation of the evi were seriously Injured in a gas ex; beverages. POLITICIAN DIES Mr. Egan said that organizations | Wethersfield is the school nurse. crease of 30 over last year’s total. dence of the Andree tragedy. Vari plosion today at the new Kltchner As a result of this discovery, Mr. New Haven, Sept. 2.— (A P )— should back up the bill by atten- j Arthur H. Illing, former principal ous objects were found in the can Sewer plant at Dooin, Ontario.’ and Mrs. Johnson faced the court Terrence B. Kelly, for the past 40 dance when hearings are held on it. j and Outlying Districts. of Stonington High school, is the charged with keeping a house of ill - - „ i years a prominent figure in local As to funds, he said; I new vice-principal succeeding Ralph repute and with intoxication. R ep -. Democratic circles died at his home "This campaign for the Old Age NEW PERUVIAN COURT W. Proctor. He will have charge of resented by Attorney William J. today. Pension Act is going ^to cost the the freshman building as it is also Shea, the Johnsons, through him, | Kelly had held many public state considerable money. But lf.it A total of thirty new teachers take up their duties either today or called. pleaded not guilty to the first i offices Including those of superin- is worth it, it Is worth spending Lima, Sept. 2.— (A P.)—The mili charge and guilty to the second. tendent of parks, member of board money to get." tomorrow in Manchester. Of this WILSON’ S tary junta headed by President San Officers Seymour and Cassells, in of alderman and collector of In Since the last coqventlon, Mr. number only nine are in the first chez Cerro today decreed an organi testifying for the state, told of their Egan said, there have been many ternal revenue. eight districts. An equal number zation to be known as the "Nation YOUNG TAKES OITICE ^vlsit during which they found Mrs. Funeral services will be held compensation cases heard. In two, al Sanction Tribunal” which-will act insurance companies took appeals are to begin tomorrow in the Ninth AUTO WASH STAND Johnson on a couch, either sleeplnz Thursday. as a trial court for all "offenders" to Superior Court but later with or dead drunk, while her husband District' while the remaining twelve under, the administration o f the de Boston, Sept. 2.— (A P .)—Roy A. drew these and settled. One Su was in a like stupor on the floor. In RECOVER FLIER’S BODY have been addisd to the Manches posed president, Auguato B. Leguin. Young, newly appointed governor preme Court decision of Interest was addition to the Johnsons, the offi Long Branch, N, J., Sept. 2.— ter High school faculty. The tribunal will be composed of of the Federal Reserve bank As (AP)—The body of Lieut. William that in which it was ruled that the cers testified that they found the president and four justices, and sumed the duties of his new office George McClellan of Hebron, How A. Harbold, who was drowned yes Injured workman was entitled to Three of the new Ninth District will have the services of a special today as successor of the late W. ard Warnock, James Hines, Franh terday after his Army plane fell in medical attention and that the em teachers are Meinchester young wo prosecutor. Sentences imposed will Novack and John McCarthy, all of to the ocean near Sandy Hook was ployer was responsible for the pay men. They are Miss Arllne Wilkie, P. Q. Harding. Lowest be final, and it will be Impossible to In a statement Issued when he Manchester. All were placed under recovered today, by a former life ment of medical bills during the life Miss Edna Howard and Miss Edith appeal them to any other couit. arrived at his office, Mr. Young arrest and charged with intoxica guard at Highland Beach. of the injury^ Balch, all graduates of Manchester High school with the class of 1928. Popular accusations will be admit Prices tion and frequenting a house of iil The plane was washed ashore this "We have contended that this was said: Miss Wilkie will have the second "ft is really too soon for me to repute. A plea of guilty as to intox morning. always the Intent of the law," he ted but these must be duly proven. grade at the Nathan Hale school. make, any Interesting business or ication was entered by the five men The filer left Boling Field, Wash said, "but some insurance com The body will carry on Its work She is a New Britain Normal school financial statement, but I am very but not guilty as to the second ington yesterday. panies contended that they were during the coming eight month.s, only compelled to pay hosjpital and graduate. Miss Howard and Miss although its life may be extended happy to come to New England and charge. Balch, both graduates of Williman- In passing sentence upon each. NEW BRITAIN BOY LOST doctor bills for a period of ten indefinitely. locate In Boston, and I am also hap Shortest New Britain, Sept. 2.— (A P )— years.” tlc Normal, will teach respectively py to assure the bsmkers and peo- Judge Johnson said that in a w ^ first grade at Washington and he did not consider the phrase "ill Search was made in eight direc Mr. Egan said he would like to 'KILLED BY DRY AGENTS pie of New England that my best Time tions over the week-end for Emil see more co-operation among or kindergarten at Barnard. efforts will be exerted In their be repute"’ to really cover this particu Other Grade Teachers lar case.^ The statutes, he said, had Andy, 15, who disappeared from ganizations in cases where the in bblle, Ala., Sept. 2.— (AP) — half both in this district and from Other new grade teachers are: Mrb. Thelma Wooten, 24, died here seen fit to divide the phrase into home last Thursday. His father, jured man has to do light work, a national viewpoint.” Miss Catherine M. Devlney, former today of bullet wounds and Deputy lour different meanings and the one Gerry Andy, visited airports in New giving him the opportunity to do so local teacher,. who has beenjratudy- Sheriffs T. H. SuUivan and C. C. section that could be applied to tho York, New Jersey, Long Island and in order that he may recover from ing at CJolumbia for a year. She Lane, who fired into a passing auto MAYFLOWER CONGRESS local case,^was the section relating Rhode Island as the boy had ex his injuries more speedily Your car thoroughly washed, polished ready pressed strong interest in aviation. The Federation, Mr. Egan said, will have the seventh grad^ at Bar mobile in which she was a passen ^to allowing drunken men and wom- nard; Miss Florence I. Sharrows, ger several nights ago, were served Plymouth, Mass., Sept. 2.— (AP) for you to drive in half an hour. 'en to assemble at any time. Judge Seven friends in automobiles took played a pari: in urging an appro routes in different directions from priation to carry on rehabilitation Danbury Normal graduate, whp will with warrants rbari^ng murder. —The twelfth general congress of Johnson dismissed the charge of teach the third grade at Nhthan The officers ^ y they suspected the general society of Mayflower frequenting and imposed a fine of this city and asked farmers if they work. $ 1 . 2 5 had seen the boy. "It v-as true thai; some represen Hale. the car was transporting liquor. descendants opened at the First $15 and costs in the five cases. SIMONIZING Emil is about five feet, two Inches tatives from this state were oppos Miss Alice Carmody, Danbury- Others In the automobile told au JJnItarlan church here today. More In the case of Mr. and Mrs. John tall and weighs 115 pounds. When ed to fadeui aid," said Mr. Egan, Normal graduate, third and fourth thorities two men who later were than 25 dOelegates, all lineal de son; Judge Johnson pointed out he went away he wore a brown "but Congressman Tllson agreed to grades at Nathan Hale; Miss Irene Identified as Sullivan and Lane ap- scendants of the Pilgrims were $8.00 ihat it was not the first time that shirt, brown trousers and brown and favor passage of the bill and to Taylor of , South Coventry, flrst j peared at the side of the road and preent, having come from nine 22 BRAINARD PLACE they had been principals in police white sport shoes. work for its passage with the result grade at Bunce school. She gradu shot into the passing car without states. The meeting was presided REAR OF JOHNSON BLOCK court cases and Imposed a jail sen that the rehabilitation act con ated from Willlmantlc Normal. warning. . Denial was made that over by Addison P. Munroe, gover tence of forty days apiece and a NEW OFFICIAL ARRIVES tinues to operate. Miss M. Irene Walthers, Danbury the car contained any liquor. nor-general of the society. fine of $25 in each case. A notice of Hartford, Sept. 2.— (AP)—Ernest Important Question High and Normal school graduate, an appeal was taken but the bond.'^ W. Butterfield, state commissioner | “This is important to us in Con- fifth grade at Washington; Miss amounted to $500 each, which they of education in New Hampshire , nectlcut because ws are interested Dorothy Pike, Plainfield High aiid were unable to furnish, and during- since 1917, arrived at his office on in the rehabilitation bill we succeed- Willlmantlc. Normal graduate, first the temporary efforts to arrange Washlngton street at 8:30 this ] ed in passing at the last legislature grade at Washington. High School Newcomers for a bond man and Wife went to morning to tak** up his newly ap- j which will have to be Improved upon jail. pointed duties as commissioner of ' by asking for a larger approprla- The new High school teachers in clude Arthur Illing, Wesleyan 1920, | The arrest of William Lewie of education in this state. His first j tlon at our next legislature.’’ Charter Oak street was also the task, he said, is to become thorough- | Egan said there had been ' years has been ' outgrowth of the Gardner street ">‘ " ” 8: the year on raid. It was found by the officers partment, which will take several | x^iethods employed by small loan where he went from Chapman Tech' at New London. Mr. Illing taught when they visited the place that weeks. companies. Credit for this, be said, In New London for eight years. He two young children of Lewie’s were goes to the bank commissioner. The there. Upon visiting Lewie him DEMGCRATIC RALLY Is a graduate of Simsbury High. credit union bill will be drafted for Mr. and Mrs. Illing will make their self, the police told him that* they Hartford, Sept. 2.— (A P)—Demo the coming session. home hero at 24 Pine street. Mr. were aware of his previous visit to crats from all parts of the state will In the* matter of injunctions, of FOR THE SEPTEMBER BRIDE Illing is the new vice-principal suc .the Johnson home. Lewie objected attend a picnic at the home of Mrs. which there have been a number of ceeding Ralph W. Preotor. \. to the officers’ talk and was lock Fannie Dixon Welch in Columbia on temporary ones, Mr, Egan said that Others are: . ed up on a charge of intoxication. Thursday, as part of the program in one instance, that of a Bridge Pleading not guilty he was found of the regular monthly meeting of Miss Selah Richmond, English de port master painter, the court de partment, graduate of Elarlham Col otherwise and a thirty day jail sen Connecticut Federation of Demo nied the right of a permanent order cratic Women’s Clubs of which she lege* in Indiana, who comes here BEAUTIFUL MAYFAIR tence was Imposed. Lewie gave no which was a victory for the union. tice of an appeal but was unable to is president. from Barre, Mass., where she taught The petitioner asked Tor an order for three years. raise the bond and went to jail. Mrs. Welch said today that the so he would not be compelled to picnic will take the form of a Dem Miss Janet Wilcox, English and Automobile Cases pay wages in accordance with the Latin, Smith College graduate, Improper brakes and being a ocratic rally in preparation for the constitution of the International taught four years at Framingham, .good fellow brought lour ewes of coming campaign and it will be union. In another case— one involv open to the public. She admitted Mass. ' URN SET rnotor vehicle violations before the ing motion picture operators— that the board might discuss plat Miss Corinne Davis, Samuel Mor- court. Rudolph Hopfner of 35 Chest Judge Foster held that the men had form planks of interest to the wo mal College graduate, with three nut street was found driving with a right to strike and a right, to men of the state, but she knew of years’ teaching experience in Col- OF 4 PIECES-^7 CUP defective brakes Saturday nfgnt no specific resolution of such a na picket a place of business. This de- j fmavllle. will be a new commercial f affd paid a fine of $10 and costs. ture that is being contemplated. clsion set up legal rights for unions, ; teacher. His emergency would not work at Mr. Egan said. ^ M lss Helen Page, graduate of URN—SUGAR- all and his foot brake wras poor. Mr. Egan spoke of the trouble Castlne Normal in Maine, will be in TJie brakes were repaired Sunday some problem of the year book, and the Elngllsh department. Miss Page nam ing. TENNIS SEEDINGS suggested that, in view of the "mis studied at Columbia University last CREAMER > d J I ■John Bartley of ,142 Eldridge representations and irresponsibility’’ year. She previously taught four street, who Is well versed In auto- of some solicitors .promoting un years at Braintree, Mass. niobile driving, took the wheel from New York, Sept. 2.— (A P .)—Bill official books, it was time the Fed Miss Ruth Stewart, teacher of AND T R A Y ah' intoxicated man, to assure bet Tllden and his old rivsd from eration took an Inventory of the history, i» a University of Vermont ter conditions on the road. The hitch France, Jean Borotra, .were seeded situation. graduate and taught at Keene, N. w-as that Bartley failed to renew first on the United States and for Secretary Egan said that little H., for five years. liqense and was . arrested on eign lists respectively "When the headway was being made In co Miss Avis Kellog, Bay Path In EQUAL TO A N Y $25.00 SET Spruce street. ;fte ,vfia represented draw was made today fo t the Na operation among the metal trades stitute greuiuate, will teach business by Attorney WiUlaia J. Shea and a tional-singles tennis championship mechanics in the state, and that the training. She comes from Sheffield, fiiie of $10 and costs was- Imposed, starting Saturday at Forest Hills. policy of the Label Trades unions Mass. r the fine being remitted upon the Borotra's entry was received at the should be changed to obtain results. Miss Elizabeth Lee, new history It has been three years since a payment of costs. last minute. He had previously teacher, is a graduate of Connecti John S. Kulo of ST .High street, thought business would prevent him represenative went about the state cut Colueg;e for Women, and taught from taking part in the tourna advocating use of^ h e label, Mr. four years at the Salisbury High Rdckvllle, was fotmd operating with Egan said urging the need of a full improper brakes as wa% also Tony ment. school In ^Lakeville, Conn. time worker. He also said he be SPECIAL OFFER, FOR 30 The leading American players Dwight Perry, new mathematics Cacopard of Essex,.Oonn. The for lieved' the building trades would mer paid‘ a fine o f $16 and costs, were seeded in the following or instructor, is a gra'duate of the Uni der. 1, Tilden; 2, Wllmer Allison, secure more co-operation if they versity-of Mlhnesota, and comes the latter of $10 ahd costs. built up their organization, through* 8atur the Legislature ought to be appar tors to such dangers as those en ilattrt|EStrr ent enough to anybody. countered at the Chicago field is an Aside from the direct bepefits to other matter altogether. It is in Health and Diet SEPTEMBER Eitnting Brralb the town from having in the Gen excusable and wicked. ' • PaBLlSHBU B* THE eral Assembly a representative of 13, 15, 16, 17, 18,19, 20 - ^ EraRALD PRINTING COMP ANT. INC Advice “ 18 Blssell Street such outstanding ability and author HEART’S EXPULSION South ManohMter. Conm American newspaperdom will THOMAS FERGUSON ity the indirect advantage of hav By DR. FRANK McCOX General Manager ing a deeply experienced leadership waste little sympathy on William Randolph Hearst if, as reported in Founded October 1. 1881 in the House may be still more im portant, for Connecticut, like every early dispatches today, he has been THE TREATMENT OF BLADDER Published Every Evening Except - INFLAMMATION Sundays and Holldjaya Entered at the other state in the Union, is likely to expelled from France, presumably Poet Office at South Manchester, on the score of the unethical publi Conn, as Second Claes MaU Matter. have to face extraordinary problems The best treatment for bladder Ir SUBSCRIPTION RATES in its 1931 legislative session. Eco cation of the alleged text of an rltation is to stop all food, taking! One Year, by mall ...... agreement between Franpe and Per Month, by mall '...... * •»« nomic proposals are almost sure to a plain water fast for several days, Delivered, one year ...... 'come up before the Legislature Ehigland on the subject of cruisers. using one glassful of distilled water Single copies ...... * every thirty minutes during the which will require in their handling The proceeding in question was long waking hours. This regimen will MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED ago formally condemned by the PRESS the utmost skill in law making. It keep the bladder comparatively freo American correspondents in France INTERNATIONAL The Associated Press Is exclusively might well prove a calamity if of all irritating materials and allow entitled to the use tor republlcatlon of all news dtpatohes credited to It Judge Johnson were missing from as one calculated to bring discredit it to heal. After a few days of the or not otherwise credited In this the headship of the Judiciary Com on the newspaper profession and the distilled water treatment it is a paper and also the local news pub good plan to take a grapefruit or French government can be little lished herein. v,.— nf mittee. tomato juice fast. These fruit juice YACHT RACES- All rights of republlcatlon of blamed if it refuses its hospitality special dispatches herein are also re There is no question of honoring fasts will not cause an irritation served. _ _ _ _ this veteran legislator by a renoml- to the man higher up in such a mis after the plain water fast, but mey SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE nation and re-election. One more chievous and dishonorable stunt. sometimes cause a temporary irri tation unless the water fast has -the first major broadcast for September SENTATIVE: Hamilton - DeUsser. term will not add particularly to his It is to be anticipated that Mr. Inc, 286 Madison Ave, New York, N. been taken first. When on the fast Ave.. Y, and 612 North Michigan personal glory. Rather it will Hearst will now devote his peculiar ing regimen, be sure to take two Chicago. I l l s . ______mean, on his part, a lot of hard talents to the promotion of a war enemas a day. This has the double Full service client of N B A Ser- work. But there decidedly is a between the United State| and effect of keeping the colon clean so '^^Member, Audit Bureau of Circula question of giving Manchester and France. This would have itaijidvan- that it does not press against the Install your new Majestic now! tions. ______bladder, and also assists in eliminat the State of Connecticut the benefit. tages, because while he was engaged ing poisons which might otherwire The Herald Printing Company. Ina. In what may prove to be a crucial in that laudable-enterprise he could EPTEMBER opens the big fall radio broadcasts. assumes no financial responsibility have been passed through the blach for typographical errors appearing in period, of the experience of an \m- not be devoting' himself to the der. "N X- First the International Yacht Races, followed by advertisements In the Manchester commonly well equipped Legislative maifing of trouble in some other di Keep on the water and fruit^uice Evening Herald. ___ fast for ten days, then t ^ a nallk leader. rection—and his chance of success baseball and prizefights.. . .in additional to the TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. diet, using one eight-ouaCe glas^of would be exactly nil. milk every hour. This regimen regular entertaining and educational features! Sta B.AY STATE W AR DREADFUL should be continued until the blad tions WEAF and WJZ will broadcast news of the races A somewhat wild and wooUy spe Fred Latimer, Hartford Times der irritation has been overcome, editorialist and column writer (dif after which you may go on a weU daily with Samuel Wetherill, editor of “Yachting” mag cial news story in the Boston Globe balanced diet. ferentiated from "colunmlsts,” who of last Sunday announces that For relief from pain in the blad azine, and George Hicks, NBC announcer, at the mi Massachusetts and Connecticut are often let contributors .do all their der, the hot sltz baths are very crophone aboard the “studio” ship Kane! You’ll preparing for war’’— the war in work), who also colunmlzes in the beneficial. Another treatment which question being apparently one con New London Day, is brooding and is good for relief is to use a high want to hear this major 'candle power therapeutic lamp for sisting entirely of noise, and all the worrying to beat the cars about a broadcast___as well as the real, horrific, shrieking, blasting, de thirty minutes each day over the noise being made by that group of bladder and back. vastating hurricane which he is con BY RODNEY DUTCHER many others throughout the Worcester automobllists represented NEA Service Writer In some cases the milk diet will ' by Russell A. Harmon, secretary of vinced will strike New England’s have to be continued for several year___and the new Ma the Bancroft Automobile Club of littoral one of these days—and be Washington, Sept. 2.—The down- weeks. When you return to a bal fore very long. fpOl of President. Augusto I.«gula, anced diet be careful to avoid those 1 jestic will bring them to you that city. foods whioh produce excess acidity | Harmon, ably seconded by an We rather wish he wouldn’t. For dictator of Peru and Uncle Sam’s ! j body! with ease and clarity. Imaginative news writer of the quite a number of years memories best boy friend in South America, j Some exercises should be taken , Globe, has worked up his Indlgna- of these hurricane predications of is strictly in accord with the old p o -to correct any prolapsus which may j tion over the arrest of Bay State Judge Latimer have brought a UUCIU adage that proaperlty absorbs “ f e r °- ! drivers in this state until he imag creepy feeling whenever the weath all criticism and that the less pros- /^.jggg taken when lying on the back ines that the Commonwealth of er sharps have reported a howler in perity the more criticism. ^^gt beneficial, as they develop ' Massachusetts lies under the duty of the West Indies, "headed north.” That goes in any country and the muscles which hold the Internal stronger the factions are which op- organs in their proper places. While We bow in awe before Latimer’s I revising the court costs laws of this pose the administration the farther jyjQg this position the exercises ' state. It seems that the main meteorological acumen. We have it goes in effecting a change of gov- beneficial because the or-1 I grievance of traffic law violators long firmly believed that he knew a ernment. gans tend to laU into their normal: MAJESTIC dam sight more about the weather In the United States, which has positions and away from the blad-1 ' from north of the line who fall into been going through a protracted than the United States Weather Bu the clutches of police on this side is period of depression, there is a : exercises should- be continued | that they get a terrible shock when reau. And when he points out that real / chance that the Democratic j period even after the or- they learn, on settling up, that the since the beginning of New Eng party will obtain control of one or j returned to their normal' Model -130 V * .?143.50 both houses of Congress in the No position. It is also a good plan to I "costs” in a justice court prosecu land history we have had a dreadful -1 vember elections. In any e v ^ t Uiere i ggoh day, beginning, Model 131 $163.50 tion are liable to amount to some hurricane on this coast about once will be more Democrats in both the i mile, and continuing until 1 thing like ?14. And when you hit in fifty years until this last century, Senate and the House. j you can walk for five miles without | Model 132 ...... $193.50 the average Bay State motorist for and that the murderous twister is It's Tough on Hoover i undue fatigue. | an unexpected dozen dollars you hit now fully 50 years overdue, the Instead of giving the Hoover ad- j Where the bladder irritation is Complete, installed ministration a vote of confidence '■ produced by crystals in the urine, ■ sound of the wind in the trees him in a sensitive spot and might and a grip on Congress the voters | it la a good plan to avoid the foods just about as well stick your finger makes us long for a cyclone cellar are virtually certain to make things which contain oxalic acid, once you Convenient Tenns Arranged . in his eye. in the back yard and wish that harder for it by strengthening anti- begin on your regular diet. I have We don’t think so very much of we lived 500 feet above sea level. administration coalitions. If Hoover prepared a special article called De himself were running for re-election But why bring it up ? Why scare ceptive Bladder Pains which gives the Connecticut system of assessing this year he would find some rough a list of the foods containing oxalic court costs in misdemeanor cases. the daylights out of shore property going and as it la he probably is glad acid and tells more in detail about But when the Massachusetts wild owners by forecasting a gargantuan that things are done differently here the treatment for kidney and blad E K m n E R S , InC) drivers howl about its constituting storm that will wreck all the cot from the way they are In Peru. Few der gravel. I will be pleased to send! presidents have had to bear up un 65 YEARS, AT SOUTH MANCHESTER tages on the Connecticut beaches this to you if you will send a two- a "racket” they are talking as wild der such a period of harsh criticism cent stamp and self-addressdd en ly ak^ey drive. These costs were and carry them out to sea^ Why during their first year or two in velope. By following these Instruc- fixed by statute long before there foretell ten feet of water on the office and a great deal of it has tions you will find that the most ob- been due to the depression which ‘ ...... was such a thing as an automobile streets of New London and a state stinate cases of bladder irritation gripped the United States, along can be overcome and will give no deforested by a dislocated typhoon? and in the days when there was lit with Peru and many other coun further trouble, pro'vlded you keep tle general sympathy with law vio What single thing can anybody do tries. " to the diet and keep up the exer lation. about it? Why not let us go on Anti-government agitation is re cises. ported to be on the increase in' two Bladder trouble Is so distressing There is one perfectly easy way happily until the dreadful day when or three other Latln-Amerlcan coun that most patients are entirely will for the Bay Staters to avoid being we‘ shall all be drowned or blown tries, encouraged by unsatisfactory ing to follow such a simple and teeth and gums You are undoubt or beets, etc.^ Add one or two of the soaked in Connecticut police courts into ribbons or plastered up against economic conditions, although there commonsense outline as I have sug edly suffering from pyorrhea or al salad vegetables, such as celery or is as yet no information here which gested, especially when they find It or "nightshirt” courts. That way the rook ^ound hitts like show post veolar absorption, and need both cucumbers wrapped in a damp cloth, indicates the likely success of any relieves them of their agony in a is for them to drive, when bn this^ ers ? local and constitutional treatment. and you have a lunch both appetiz movement such as upset Leguia. short time. side of the line, with some consid Why, unless the Judge is trying ing and healthful. Send for my spe Peru exports cotton, wool, oil and cial article on packing lunches, as ■'a " eration for the fact that the Con to rig a bear market on Ocean sugar, and the prices of all these QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (Lunch Box Problem) Question: H. G. writes: "I do hard it will offer other suggestions. necticut roads were not built for Beach real estate? commodities have lately been low Please Include with your request a manual labor and must carry my New York, Sept. 2.—The Long; baseball is mounted. 'When asked ered in the general world depression (Gums Causing Trouble) large, self-addressed, stamped en their exclusive benefit. of values. Exports and Imports have lunch to work. Win you be good Question; M. H. J. writes; "I velope. Island and seaside estates of th e' what this is all about. Cook will tell If Mr. Harmon and the Boston MILITARY FLYING gone into serious declines. It seems enough to tell me some suitable you that he gives this baseball spe , would like to know through the col- more moneyed Broadwayltes are Globe want to save money and Commenting on the tragedies at too farfetched to connect the pas-1 umn something about the care of combinations through your column, cial prominence because “it’s the as I know there are others who (What Kind of litattresB) blossoming at the moment with trouble for their friends in Massa the National Air Races at Chicago sage of our Grundy tariff act with a the gums. In two or three places only one that Babe Ruth didn’t auto- revolution in Peru, but It may be need this same advice?” Question: Mrs. F. W., writes: “I freak pigmy golf courses. eraoh " in my mouth where the gums ex A sort of competitive race for * ” ' ______chusetts, instead of "declaring war” last week, an exchange says: "It pointed out that the new rates on Answer: If you can procure gen would like your opinion of the dif tend downward there is a noticeable original ideas in midget hazards) on Connecticut let them advise would seem that the Navy might imports Into the United States redness, and when brushing them, uine wholewheat bread, make sand ferent materials used in nAattresses. What would you advise— felt, cotton, appears to be beaded by Guy Lorn-' subject of sum- their motoring constituents, while train its fliers for the exigency of struck the rest of the world at an and often during the day for that wiches of It with fresh butter or peanut butter and lettuce. Provide or silk floss?” hardo, the orchestra maestro, who ™®*' resideiKes, Ii^in Cobb, the on this side of the frontier, to re coinbat without such close flying e'speclally bad time and led many matter, they bleed quite ^ bit. Is broadcasts over WABC and plays plump humorist, spends toe hpt days countries to consider themselves there anything that will remedy this yourself with a thermos bottle in Answer: It does not matter of member that the half of the road formations and precisionary stunts which you may carry any of the what material the mattress is made at smart Manhattan supper resorts. ^ ElMthampton. Nearby sojourns likely to be just so much worse off. condition?” Lombardo has taken all toe dls- Ring Lardner, who otoen^se dwells granted to them is not the middle as are dally routine in the service. When' the slump came, Leguia Answer; Cut down your stomach following cooked vegetables: Bpih- as long as it is soft and comfort ach, Btringbeons, asparagus, sum able, jdeldlng to the pressure of the carded Instruments of his band and Neck; Percy Hammond, half. In ordinary flying the aviator has a was up to his neck In a costlypro- acidity by living on the right diet utilized them In making his L o n g '“ ® a dozen other gram of development and expan mer squash, eggplant, small carrots body. chance in case of a mishap. In this and have your dentist treat your Beach golfette links. Thus the flrrt c®lebrated wrltirg gents, So long as Massachusetts drivers sion. He had established hjmself come over into Connecticut and stunt flying the excessive speed and hole Is a snare drum buried in the Cobbs summer Costume is one of. as boss of Peru and laid a system sand, with the sides kicked In. The ^o®® looking apron devices habitually and well night universal often the dangerous nearness of of heavy taxes on the country to Shucks! The Real ‘‘Drought’* is Only Commencing! second hole haip a maze, of cleverly '’Jf French yoimgsters at play ly hog the road their number plates other planes can make the slightest pay for the rebuilding and modern arranged drumsUcks to stump toe tj® Luxemburg of toe M e r le s ization of Lima, the development of will indubitably attract the atten mishap costly in. human life. It Is player. A t toe third one h€us, to putt gardens. It has a smockAike a ^ the port of Callao, expensive road------through toe large end of a Irofn- pe*rance. with a tum-up, half-cleri- - tion of the police and they them difficult to see how the hatlon ad building and school programs and cal collar. A belt around his large selves will be unlikely to receive vances aviation by training a group other ambitious Improvements. The A t the fourth, a veneraUe xylo* niid-rltf and a pair of riding boots special consideration at the hands of of air dare-devils and stimt fliers.” 1929 budget of nearly $76,000,000 phone has been taken apart* with protruding from under toe wha-^ was the largest In, the history of the courts. This newspaper has been accused various notes arranged in mounds.; ®^^"*t*ls. complete the ttisemWe. Peru and a considerably larger one The player is expected to rap offi And what a cartoonist could do of being old-womanish in its opposi was passed for 1930. some simple melody. To make It a J^th this outfit is not even my NEEDED ON THE JOB tion to needless risk of human life Leguia had also run his country bit difficult, toe oyter rim of a plc- business. ___ It is the considered belief of The and. limb. We go as far as almost Into considerable debt. The exter colo Is next encountered; t^ e r which GILBERT SWAN, nal debt had risen from $78,000,000 Herald that the voters of the Repub anybody in decrying the encourage comes toe big stimt of this highly in 1928 to $91,000,000 in 1929. amusing garnet It is “the trumpet.' ment of foolish hazards. But we The dictator had also encoun lican party In the town of Man The player is asked to put away his tered a bad snag in his Inability to chester will be consulting the best can’t agree with the above attitude golf stick and blow toe hall into toe NEW DRY UW SCHOOL float the remaining $16,000,000 of toward the training of • military hole from k horn. • interests of the community if they a $100,000,000 national loan propect select, as one of their nominees for fliers. "The crooner" is played through at a time whien the money was need toe small end of a large megaphone. Washington, Sept 2.— (AP>— A representatives in the General As The stunt that is of absolutely no ed, partly because of the unfavor The last hole has been constructed new school with 24 carefully sc sembly, Judge Raymond A. John value to civilian aviation is a mat able status of the bond market in out of one of those ancient German lected students and a curriculum de- New York. Some of the public son. ter of tactics in war flying—and homa, the ball rolling around and signed to improve the enforeement works in Legula’s program bad to around toe contorted tubes imtll it of the dry laws opened Its doors' td- It is no reason of personal friend might at any time prove to be a be suspended for la4k of money, rolls out. day under the a t^ io e s of the Pro ship that produces this belief. It vital matter in actuM service. Army although money was borrowed Plenty fim hibition Bureau. ! is entirely the to-be-expected effect and Navy aviators must be skilled wherever it could be picked up. From each of the country’s 12 Value of Money Fell Joe Cook, toe music show clown enfdrcement distriota came two of such nomination on the interests in every conceivable.feat of cdtplane Attempts to stabilize the cur and cinema cut^up, has a "last hole” agents to receive a month’s course of this community. Re-nominated, handling, for upon such skill might rency failed to keep it at par and which promises to become a classic. pf intensive training as instructor* just prior to the .revolt the Peru- Judge Johnson would, In all human very easily depend the Issue of vic It is so arranged that, no matter in toe fundamentals of their work. 'vian sol, a new gold coin created tory or defeat in the air. what toe player may do, he has to When the term Is over they will probability, be re-elected, of course. early this year with an official value score in one. The device somewhat retam to toeli* respective torn-' Re-elected be would, during the next And the military flier, like every of 40 cents, had dropped to below resembles one of Goldberg’s nutty tories passing on toe rank and Hie' soldier on land or sea, is in ,the 26- cents. two years, be in a position of great cartoon inventions. It takes toe bail of toe service the lessoxu learned er influence in the Legislature than business of risking his life. The The State Department has re about in a spries of circles and here. ceived no word indifatltu that the A/. finally deposits it in a hole. The Director Amo* Woodcock is, any other representative from this factor o f' personsd safety is elim-. new regime in Peru m il be less / town could possibly be. ^ inated from his scheme of existenob hole is connectcid with a pipe. The counting heavily on the school In hla friendly to the United States than ball disappears and toe player trails program for increasing the generel- the Leguia dictatorship. No admin- Beyond any doubt Mr. Johnson, when hs embarks on a military ca toe pipe. This leads him to ah old efftetency o f the bufeau and bnttd» If returned to the House of Repre reer. He is on a wholly different ^tration could be more so, however. Leguia i^ted for this government' desk. The pipe is connected with a drawer. When toe player opens toe sentatives, will be continued in the plane, in this respect, from the. at eve^.tum and accompanied! his drawer he finds a printed certificate civilian, whose duty is to preserve manifestations of good will' with highly Important poison of major of membership in “The Hole-in-One ity floor leader of that body as well rather than to imperil his many, large concessions and con tracts to large American corpora Qub.” as ohkirm*" of the Judiciary Com ence. SlUy,. isn’t it? tion . mittee. This inesns that Manches Stunt fljdng is sus necessary in the ter will be represented in the House Am y and Navy as it is unneces In Mississippi, folk are some by the latter’s naost influential mem sary and unpardonable for the times said to refer to moonshine as ‘leopard sweat.” Perhaps t h ^ ’U go ber. The advantage to the com civilian. so far as to say the isihlber can get munity of such representationrew^t But to expose crowds of specta* * quite a jastuu: on., ^ . J PAGE w ir. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONS. TUESDAY. SEn'EMBEK-41m. nell, brother of Cardinal O’Connell., The ceinetery is famed as ..the burial Mrs. Jane Tucker of Henry street PAIR BJ^LY INJURED Malden, Mais., Sept. 2.—(AP)— place of the Rev. Patrick’J. Pbwer aad Mrs, Charles Warren of Center LET FARMERS UNITE: Safeblowers invaded the office of smd last year was vi^ted .by thou UWFORMTIONS I ABOUT TOWN street have returned after a visit Holy Cross cemetery here during sands of the devout who. - b^ved with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Quinn of INMYSTATECWSH The Herald the night, knocked the combination the grave to have curative proper New London, formerly of this town. ties. >:■■■■ Miss Clara Chandler of 179 Main IS LEGGE’S ADVICE * * __ off the safe and made their escape IS NOT im p o s s ib l e!street, with a party of girl friends with loot which totaled less than $5. . ::Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Leggett of 1 Local Boys in Westpeld Hospi Hears — ■meThe thievesLxuBveB broke the safe open de , When^ a* Mtive of is at Fletcher farm, Proctorsville, Ewdley street Md Mr. and Mrs. Wil tal After Car is Wrecked-on spite a sign which gave the combi- work, the office sage Vermont. I liam Leggett of Cooper . Hill street, Bad’Turn. nation, posted above the door by first thought, of course, is .to make s]ient the weekend and Labor Day Properly Organized Agricul Superintendent Edward J. O’Con- lots of rupee. Mr. smd Mrs. J. M. Kletzle of Holl at Old Orchard, Maine. That Manchester merchants had Bot It Will Take a Long Timej!I street and their daughter, Miss Anthony Dix of 42 D?i^gj'«U'eet better < keep their awnings raised ',:Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Dart who ture Will Go Farther Than and Albert August of M luiberty high enough to avoid paying head to Codify Davis Tells the a vacation at White Sands Beach. have been spending the greater part street are hRCk home from a motor ache bills., df the past two months with Mrs. trip they stated on last Monday, Industry, He Says. but which ended in a Westfield That a former local official was Robert Treat, Roger Cheney and Sarah Slater of Hudson street, left Delegates. yesterday for their home in Crest hospital. Oh their release fwm the repaid Saturday night for a ten William Johnston have been spend years old offense, a fist playing an ing a few d^ys at Misquamicut. View, Florida. They are returning automobile and doing consider- Syracuse, N. Y . impprtant part in the settlement New York, Sept. 2.—(AP.) ] A distinct step forward irtiun,? uuuuju u-iw* Mr. and Mrs. Harry Trotter of sight-seeing en route made by agriculture, said Alexander abrasions tbkt they . sutfered are That the first day of autumn is John W. Davis, former ambassador Holl street hayfe returned after ' to Great Britain, told the Ifltema- '.Mary Bushnell Cheney auxiliary, Legge, chairman of the Federal properly, h ^ ed . : ■ bjut three weeks off, coming on spending the summer at their Cov tlnited Snanish War Veterans, will Farm Board, in an address at p e They had been in A lb^y A w pk Sept. 23—and that the Hebrew New tional Law Association at its first entry Lake cottage. They recenUy session today that establishing rules liold its regular meeting tomorrow state-Fair here today, in securing ago yesterd^ ^ d wpre .•OPfjding Tear will be celebrated Sept. 24 and returned from South Dartmouth, at 8 o’clock in the State i recognition of the fact that agricul- pack tojva^s Manchester, over^the 25. of international conduct is a long Mass., where they visited Mr. and ArTnnrv President Olds requests a ' ture as an industry is entitled to the Berkshire Sills. About to and arduous but not impossible Mrs. Thomas Prentice of Washing 1 , o^;o«^/nr! as severL matters same consideration at the govern- mUeg oiitslde'of Westfield, M»ss., in That the new Camel cigarette task. ' ton, D. C., who are spending the me” k Snda . . other toduatrles „,akinr a turn they w ».t o « tje adv. copy is the type we find “easy “The obvious motto must be Tes- summer there. , of business coMCc irU received. road, into tree and wrecked the to-look at." tins lenta’ (make haste slowly),’’ “PerhaT s tile soundest advice we car so badly that only the five Mr. Davis said. “Indeed any other j^jgg Mabel Williams of Maple ^ transacted. . conven- ' can give to agriculture is contained were salvaged. Dlx was thrown That after a good “look-see” at course transcends the bounds of the ^Qod, N. J., is spending the week given of the recent national conven ‘organize,’ ” he from the car, but both his hands tion in Philadelphia. Cards and a so the country’s biggest it’s hard to impossible. As the program for this 1 jjer grandparents, Mr. and said. “Properly organized I cannot ^^ere badly eu<^ by glass and sliding beat our own Manchester for the meeting ejiemplifies, the attack 1 Mrs. J. M. Williams of Hudson cial hour will follow the meeting. see any reason why agriculture along in the road He aJso hurt hie thing that counts most—cleanliness. must be made in detail and not by j street. Miss Williams returned ^ - might not go farther than Industry, anees and he .had a bruised hip. a charge all along the line.” | early in July after a year " Miss Grace Hunniford, daughter Inasmuch as most of your products August wds Dinned ’ under the car. Our Case ; South America with her parent. of Mr. and Mrs. William Hunniford are consumed every day and several Dix tried to^help him, but was too MRS. MOHTA SENTENCED Pointing out the difficulties en- Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Williams. The of Center street, today began her times a day and the consumption weak. In the distance, coming cumbering the path to codification latter expect to remain in - Buenos work as a school and district nurse must be fairly continuous if we are down the hill he saw th.e.g^re of Bombay, India, Sept. 2.— (AP.)— of international law, Mr. Davis gave Aires until early in 1931. Wil for the Cromwell Association. Miss to live. headlights on a couple fif automo- Mrs. Hansa Mohta, president of toe the example of the forty-eight liams is connected with the General Hunniford since her graduation Greatest Difficulty 'oiles. He waved his handkerchief Bombay War Council of toe All-In united states. despite their un Motors. Miss Williams, who has from the Middlesex hospital traln- “Perhaps the greatest difficulty and it was taken as a signal of dan dia National Congress, and member guarded borders, their similarity ot been acting as a counsellor at. a I ing school has been doing privauc we have to contend with in accom- ger by the truck driver? and their of the Congress working committee, girls* camp at Orleans on the Cape, j nursing in Middletown homes. pushing results under the terms of helpers. They were from Provl- language and of thought, only two W enter Wellesley college this today was sentenced to three uniform laws, of 44 proposed by the I _ . — the agricultural marketing act is dence, R. I., on their way west, months simple imprisonment on a Thursday Sept, 4th national conference of commission month. Delto Chapter, Royal Arch Ma the rather prevalent belief or the With their .help August was re charge of publishing the Congress sons, will open its business meeting part of the people we are trying to moved from- the wreck. First aid ers on uniform state laws, have Miss E. Marion Dorward substi bulletin. See Him Feet—J^o iTharge been adopted by all the states anc at the Masonic Temple tomorrow serve that some mysterious way is was given at a doctor’s office in Mr. Lele, vice-president of the tuted for Helge PearsonLutheran at the eyening at 7:30, and all member.^ ffoing to be found where, through Chester and'from there they were these have been so amended and in organ of the Swedish council, was sentenced to five Your foot trouble may be the result of one or more of a dozen I are urged to be on hand. legislative action, the handicap un taken to the hospital where they months rigorous imprisonmefit for terpreted as to destroy m large Church Sunday morning. der which agriculture is suffering remained until Thursday, They different causes. Only an expert analysis of your feet will telj. part “tnc uniformity so hard;y will be removed and their position spent the next day getting their a similar offense. V-’an." Raymond Mercer of Summit PRISONERS LIBERATED made secure without any action on goods together and so badly was the To give you the benefit of the highest skill obtainable, WiU Take Time street and John Powers of Flower the part of the farmer Wmself. car damaged that Mr. Dlx took only FRENCH .'MR EXPORTS •we hate arranged with Dr. Wm. M. Scholl, internationally It the United States, in thirty street have returried from an auto- | pg^j-jg Sept. 2.—(AP)—The min This, he said, is a dream that will the five, tires and made arrange-, years, could show only these two mobile trip of nearly a monto^ dur- ^f colonies announced today famous Foot Authority, to have an Expert of his staff at our not come true. ments to have the car temqved and! laws—the law of negotiable instru ing which they traveled to Califor that 1,000 manlfestants had invaded Paris — France’s exports of store on the above date. The governmental agency he rep junked. aeronautical products during 1929 ments and the law of warehouse re- nia and back by a route which the offices of a native mandarin In resents, said Mr. Legge, can be help It will be several days before He will make a scientific analysis ceip ts-as the fruit of co-operaUve circled the United States. charge at Nam Dang, Annam, ful to farmers by placing their dis their injuries will have healed. were valued at $8,577,320, as com legal effort, he said, how much long flench Indo-China, and had forced posal men weU qualified to assist pared with imports valued at about of your feet; develop prints which er^ must be the road to internation Mrs. W. P. Anderson, widow him to sign a document granting $140,000. Commercial air lia®s l»ere reveal the exact nature of your ail in organization along sound lines to , covered a total of 5,661,000 miles al agreement on legal matters. of the Rev. W. P. Anderson who was certain concessions. secure the best results that the mar- BANDIT DIES IN JAIL ment, and show you what you need The first act of the conference to pastor of the Swedish Lutheran 1 The announcement said the mani- last year, and carried more than 25,000 passengers and over 3,531,700 to get quick and permanent relief. day was the signing by Lord chur^church '^T^^W^^Anderson^’arr^s^^^here for 16 years, and her festents then opened the Jail, per- ^ collabomtlon with the De Lincoln, Nebr., Sept. 2.—(AP) — Blanesburgh of the report son. Dr. T. W. Anderson, are visit ^ ttin g the escape of a number of partment of Agriculture Acrrif we can Pneumonia superinduced by a hun pounds of mail. AU this without cost to you or obliga ’nREO, ACHING FEETt year which contained the results of ing with friends in Manchester, prisoners, and destroyed a wineshop. ger strike in toe Nebraska peni Dt. SchoU’t Arch Sappoitt m stopping here on their return to furnish the best informatioa avdil- tion to buy anything. (tor* wrak uid fiUen arehe* Jhe elections made the execuUve The communique added that the able as to market outlook and pros tentiary caused the death of Johnny uomul. Worn in anp ahoa* committee, including that of Chief their home in Chicago. 111., after a manifestations were the work of pects and assist co-operatives in Brown, 26, bank robber yesterday. Remember the date and be sure to Plica I3.S0 to tlS pai pair. Justice Hughes as honorary vice- summer in Europe. Communists who sought to halt the providing proper facilities for the Warden W. 1. Fenton, said Brown stepped , eating three weeks ago and come! Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dwyer and Mr. series of arrests going on recently warehouse and handling of any agri ^"^There are 150 delegates from 2i' as a result of disorders in French cultural commodity." contracted pneumonia three days and Mrs. Robert Hathaway were ago. countries in attendance. guests at the Millieann cottage at indo-China Brown was under a 20 year sen Hollis R. Bailey of Boston and Misquamicut over the holiday. STORM WARNING Va p o Rui C. E. HOUSE & SON, Inc. Oscar R. Houston of New York tence for robbing a Sioux City, Ne ARMY MEN ^V1N braska bank of $20,000 in 1925. ^MILLION JARS USED YEARLY ccere elected to the executive coun Officers of the Emblem club will Washington, Sept. 2.—(AP)—The cil. entertain the members at a bridge Weather Bureau today issued toe Camp Perry, O., Sept. 2.— (A P I - following storm warning; party at the Elks Home in Rock Two Army men carried off honors ville tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. As Advisory 10 a. m. tropical dis from more than 1,400 marksmen turbance which is of hurricane in this is the first get together after who fired Labor Day events of tensity, is moving west-northwest CRIPPLE IS KILLED. vacation, it is hoped there will be a the National rifle matches in pro ward about four hundred miles per By Tcauest and. as a large turnout of players. gress here, day over eastern Caribbean Sea, Sergt. McWillle James, 25th In with center this morning apparently BY SKIP DRIVER Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Danna- fantry, Nogales. Ariz., finished first about one hundred miles south of her and son Thomas have returned in the Leech Chip match, in which coiwefticitcc to customevS' to their home on Bigelow street Porto Rico. Its center will likely seven shots are fired at stages of pass south of toe island of Haiti to having spent the summer at their 800, 900 and 1,000 yards, while Norwalk, Sept. 2.— (AP) Coventry Lake cottage. Sergt. Frederick Pauch, Somerville, night. Caution advised all vessels I near path of hurricane. walk hospital authorities toe N. J., won toe Navy match. Westport police today were still try- Mrs. ____ Henry ______Lowd has returned inglUK to saw* solve v Vi* toe --- - , from a trip to New Hampshire ^ r - crippled. lUfiJii who w&s struck ______ELECTRIC killed by a hit-and-run driver on j conference at toe state 'CV'GENERAL the Boston Post road in Westport Durham. Today she re late last night. Except for a pass ^ Miss Erickson’s corset shop made out at the Christian Union where she will be in charge until toe Bridgeport toe man’s body bore no pj.opj.jgtor returns from Misquami- HALES SELF-SERVE CLEANER marks of identification. Officlms later in toe month. / of the Union later stated that toe ----- / man was not known there. _ ^ady Roberts Lodge, Daughters The victim is middle-aged shaD- g^. Qeorge, will hold its regular G P D C E B Y bily dressed, without teeth, dlack j^gg^jjjg tomorrow night at 8 hair, five feet six inches tall, ana Qdd Fellows hall. A good 130 pounds in weight. I attendance is hoped for as plans Shouchri Dieb of 29 L.incoin . made for the fall and winter street, Brooklyn, N.-Y., who was ar- gg^j^j^gg ^ social hour with re rested in Greenwich m bour aiie ; fj.ggjjments will follow in charge of $2 Down $3 A Month the accident suspected of being tne Emily Halliday, Mrs. Catherine Fresh Fruits and driver, was released after tne west- gg^ j^jj.g Elizabeth Albis- port police were convinced that he l was not on toe Post road at toe time ^ ___ IMMEDIATE DELIVERY of the fatality. j and Mrs. Philip Farr of Char- Vegetables For The 1 ter Oak street have returned after Genuine General Electric Cleaners offer excep bling alongside ' spending the weekend in New York, when he -was hit. He was hurled ^ ___ Canning At Hale's the highway suffering ® i Mystic Review Woman’s Benefit tionally high quality-at very low prices. You skull, two br^^ken^msan^^^^^^^^ will hold its regular Junes, xit - — ----- ; meeting in Odd Fellows hall this save money by purchasing them yourself at our being admitted to toe hospital. i evening. Selfi-Serve store. It is this fact and big production which Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Johnson of Holl street, with their son Carl Pup Immune To Shock and daughter Hazel, have returned At Special Low Prices makes these prices possible. Reprieved From Death from a tour of toe White Mountains. store Open All Day Wednesday Mr., and Mrs. Robert J. Smith of We shall be glad ^o show you the fourteen Elwood street. Miss Marjorie Smith Rio Janeiro—(AP)—One pup of and Robert Hyde Smith have return quality-points which distinguish these cleaners.^ uncertain ancestry held in toe dog ed after a few days’ stay at toe pound here is immune from elec Pleasant View House, Misquamicut large 16 qt. tricity, and has been granted an un Beach. basket S 9 « troubled life. TOMATOES General Electric guarantees them He has been put in toe dog "elec Thomas D. Faulkner of Laurel tric chair” five times but toe strong street has been spending his vaca (4 quarts 15c) est current had no effect upon him, tion at Misquamicut. although other dogs in toe cham ber with him were shocked to death Extra Large-Native quickly. ^ 16 quart They called this pup “Pirolita be WHEN A CHILD Bartlett Pears basket 9$e H a nd C l e a n e r cause he was thin and under nourished when picked up by toe > dog-catcher. He was first placed in | IS FEVERISH, • 13*® the death chamber with eleven j Me^um Size Native other dogs. The others died at toe , CR0SS,UPSET 16 quart first shock but Pirolita merely Bartlett Pears basket 7S« cocked one ragged ear. Stronger Colic, gaSi sour current was turned on, but toe pup belching, frequent I S tan da rd M o d e l just gazed at the executioner. vomiting, feverish- | selected, Large Variety Three times more toe officials aess, in babies and JuniOB placed Pirolita in toe death cham children, generally 16 quart • 35 ®® ber and then Antonio Prado, pre show food is sour Crab Apples basket 75« • *® less attachments fect, ordered that the animal should ing in toe little di 24 have a home at toe pound. gestive tract. le ss In toe past ten months more than When these Small, Yellow 10,000 dogs have been brought to symptoms appear, toe pound. 'Two thousand -were 16 quart give Baby a teaspoonful of Phillips basket claimed by owners and 8,101 elec Milk of Magnesia. Add it to the first | Pickling Onions 59® trocuted. bottle of food in toe morning. Old er children should be given a table ASKS RECIPROCAL TRADE spoonful in a glass of water. This Large Sweet ^ . „ . „ rp-iwill comfort toe child — make his Peppers 4 quarts ZS< $2 Down $3 Britain and Canada was g y | sweep the bowels free of all lied and green peppers.. HoSe of Sfds a ?d " " ^ d ely knownisour. lndlgestible ^ It opens the || bowels in constipation, colds, chil immediate delhery industrialist m an address last night dren’s ailments. Children take it before a group of business mtn at readily because it is palatable, York Club. If Canada is to sell her wheat to pleasant-tasting. | JARS FOR CANNING Britain she must be prepared to buy Learn its many uses for mother British goods in return, toe speaker and child. Write for the interesting said. The British Empire, he book, “Use Information." Address Mason added, is potentially toe greatest The Phillips Co., 170 Varick St., Ideal economic unit in history, but N. Y. It will be sent FREE. (Glass tops) 2 quarts .... $1.15 dozen lie Mandester Electric Co. strength is being wasted through In buying, be sure to get genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia. Doctors 2 quartsV.... $1,39 dozen Q u a r t...... 83c do^on the individualistic trade policies of 7 7 3 M a in street, ^ ' . Telephone 5181 its dominions. have prescribed it for over 50 years. Q uart ...... 99c dozen P i n t ...... 72c dozen. ‘Milk of Magnesia" has been the Pint 85c dozen Th« fellow who breaks off with U. S. Registfered J^ade ^ r k of 1 1-2 Pint ...... 82c.dozen 1-2 P i n t ...... 69c dozen E. J . MURPHY’S PHARMACY, NORTH END BRANCH his "Irl after promising to marry 1 The ^hw. H. Phillips ^ e ^ ^ h S lea rM iK^er or later that Co., and its p r^ ecew r. Chas.. H. she was worth her wait in gold. IphilUps, since 1875.—-Adv. I T . : ,r-. r-V' ■■> , % ^ " 't; V*-' rc.e' ‘' i'si/. ^ I ‘> 'X . ' ‘ , / ' • '> *: • .', V '- . -i y MANCHESTER EVENING HERAttt SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN,' TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER f 1^0. PAGSSrS I 32 LOCAL LUTHERANS BYRDSMITHfOLE- DAILY RADIO PROGRAM /I GIRDLE NEEDED Ovefhight I., Queer ^ Twists ^ MOVIES AT STATE 8:30 ?!30— Philharmonic-Symphony. Leading OX Statiors. AT BRID6EP0RT MEET Tneiday, September 3. lU:4b ii:46—Glcdie trotters program. Out £SdWkr v as “ teacher," la mas* 11:00 10:00—Will Oakland'sjirchestra. 405.2—WSB, ATLANTA-740. A . P. News 4 11:30 10:30—Moonbeams music liour. FOR F E L STYLES In s News ter of ceremonies in the “ School Days 8:00 7:00—NBC programs (4 hrs.) Will Be Shpwtt H ctc Tom orrow 302.8—WBC, NEW ENGLAND—990. 12:00 11:00—Conservatory entertainers. Xieague Here Sends Big Delega- Program" which wUl be broadcast 6!1S 6:15—Dinner dance music. 12:30 11:30—Orchestra; theater show. " tiotf to Convention on Holi and ^nrsd^y — "Dawn Pa- durtns tha vaudeville hour over WEAF 7:00 6:00—WJZ Amoa 'n' Andy. 7:15 6:16—Jesters; comedians; talk. 293.9—KYW, CHICAGO—1020. New York—Coste veers south in troP Today. aod associated sutlons at lp:K0. day Toronto.—George S. Lyon, who Is day Week End. rapid progress across Atlantic. light saving time. Tuesday night. Jane 8:00 7:00—Pioneers; music hour. 7:00 6:00—Dance orchestra; l.nds. But They Must Not Pinch or 72 years old, still can shoot golf ^ Katherine Lee, Baby Lose Marie, 9:00 8:00—WJZ soloists, music. 8:00 7:00—NBC programs (S%4 hrs.) Chicago—d e ta in Arthur Page, 0:30 8:3t)—Goldman string ensemble. 11:45 10:45-Dance music to 4;(i0. .1 1 in the seventies. In the first round The Luther Leaguer of th^Swwsh ; M a ^ e flier, fhtally injured in final Richard Bar^ehness-iA the most Jay Valie. a male quartet and tte or- 10:00 9:00—WJZ programs (1 or.) chestra directed by Milton Schwara- 389.4— WB8M, CHICAGO—770. t h e ! ot the championship of the Cana Lutheran church here sent a raijf, of air Bwet; thrimhg romance o f the air ever •wald will be heard during tne pro 11:00 10:00—Midnight music melodies. 8:00 7:00—Studio night court. They Will Distort dian Senior Golf Association, he did gram. Among the musical numbers 348.6—WABC, NEW YORK—860. 8:30 7:30—Dance music; songsters. gation of 32 members ’ to-the i4 th ' filmed, “The Dawn Patrol,” will be to be heard will be “ School Days," I 6:00 5:00—Dinner music; address. 9:00 8:00-‘ -WABC programs (4 hts.) 76, three strokes better than the ® ^ Lindberg land on flight from De seen at the State for the last times' Can't Do That Sum." “Tin Pan Pa- 6:46 6:45—The AVhoops Sisters. 1:00 12:00—Around the town. I next, . Iannual convention, of J ,■ troit after being forced 90 miles off today. V rade." “Mississippi"'and a meji^y of 7:00 6:00—Crockett Mountaineers. 254.1— WJJD, CHICAGO—1180. Figure. - college aJrs. "Wedding Da> s irf Trold- 7:30 6:30—.Tack Denny's orchestra. 9:30 8:30—Concert Hall echoes. i Flushing, N. Y.—The first ride j trict Luther LeagU^ vtyAAtr^ ' coursc by fog.. On Wednesday and Thursday, the haugen.” a musical translation of the 8:00 7:00—Musical serial with Julia 416.4—WGN, CHICAGO—720. i Mrs. Anna Smith ever had on Long--6 { . Salem . Lutheran ^ ! Fort Hancock, N. J.—Lieut WiW State screen will present a plctur-- event aa it happened lu Muard Sanderson, Frank Crumit. By Adelaide Kerr. TjaifiKri was in an ox cart. The! port, last Saturday, Smday,and yes- ^ Harbold drowned when ization of the most colossal achieve Grieg's native vilage, will be played by 8:45 7 :45 -Melody musketeers trio. 10:00 9:00—Variety music hour. Ludwig Laurler and his Slumber Mu 9:00 8:00—Bellhops skit, orchestra. - 11:10 10:10—Quintet; band music. ment of modem times—Rear Ad- sic ensemble during the hour to bo ra 9:30 8:30—All-American football din 11:30 10:30—Tom, Dick and Harry, New York, Sept. 2.— (AP.)— m ii« Richard E^rd will take you diated by the WJ& chain at 11. day ner with famous stars. 12:6o 11:00—Three dance orchebiras. ^ . ■.T xr /-I r-v i the'exception of the hosts of the ‘ __ light saving time. Other features will 10:00 9:00—Skit, Mr. and Mr.s. 344.6—WLS, CHICAGO—8/0. American women are in danger of East Setauket, N. D.i Middletown wlU be the! Norfolk, Va.—Three men ar- with him on his trip over the ice be 'Romantlque Overture." "Freuden- 10:15 9:15—Screen guest stars. 8:00 7:00—Indiana State fair. ruining their figures and their Smith, 85, of Crescent City, Fla., | convention in 1931, an rested for kidnapmg and beatmg fields of the Antarctic to the bot Kruesse,** **BAll6t Puit6 ^ . ii;06 10:00—One man radio show. 8:15 7:15—Oatesville recithi sr.etch. tom of the world,, right over the Nocturne." One of Frank Orumlt's 11:15 10:15—Heywood Broun's colmn. 8:30 7:30—Swine growers banquet. health with the girdles they are has been driving here annually ^ t h | j^yita^tion being received from that i evangelist own topical ditties, ''I'm BctUn the 12:00 11:00—Orchestra: humorou.s hour. Mrs. Smito to1 visit friends. ’They 1 a . . ^ 1 south pole. Every foot of film was 447.5—WMAQ-WQJ, CHICAGO—670. wearing today, says a New York League at the business meeting j Miami, Fla.—Senora Martha Lane Roll on Roamer” may be tuned in from 454.3— WEAF, n e w YORK-660. madeie th^l,:the'1,300-mile motor trip on I yesterday. * | Marlote, accused as spy in Havana, actually filmed by the Byrd eaepedi- a Columbia chain station at 8, day 6:30 6:30—Ludwig Laurier’s orch. 10:15 9:15—Pianist: Dan and Sylvia. corsetierre who made girdles for their latest visit in three days, ___tion and is the greatest filmed rec- light saving time. 0:45‘ 5:45—Rural sketch: tiio. 11:30 i 6:30—Amos 'n' And\. comedians many a famous figfure, including Lil ’The convention opened with a ts rel^eased and flees t<^ native I^Ad. 7:15 6:15—Talk, Dean G. L iucher. 11:45 10:45—Concert, dance music. travelling only between sunrise and banquet Saturday night at which, Mont^mery, ’.^'a.—Senator Hef- °rd of courage, romance, danger, Wave lengths In meters op left ol 6:30—Old time sketch, music. lian Russell’s. 7:30 374.8—WFAA, DALLAS—800. sunset. the Rev. Gideon Olson of New York j Ha nominated by independent con-i suspense and menace ever station Utls, kilocycle on the right. 9:00 8:00—Nathaniel Shilkret’s music Girdles are needed by the aver beheld by human eyes. The secrets Times are Eastern Daylight .Saving 12:00 11:00—Bridge lessons, music. Buenos Aires.—High school girls 9:30 8;30—Vocal trio, baritone. 1:15 12:15—School days fe.iture. age woman in these days of snug was the speaker. Communion | baUoons take o f f ' ot the vkst Antarctic re^ons held and Eastern StAbdard. Black face 10:50 9:00—Songbird's mus'c hour. of the suburb of Belgrano are on services were held Sunday morning. ^ ^ ^ type indicates best features. 10:15 9 :15 -Skit, ''Cuddlea and Monty ' 361.2—KOA, DENVER—830. waistlines and fitted hips, she be I securely ice-bouid by old Mother 9:30—Vaudeville artist’s hour strike because they have been warn and a vespel: service was held Sun- ,Ia Gordon Bennett Cup race. 10:30 9:00 8:00—NBC programs (2U nrs.) lieves, but “pinching” she abhors as ed not to appear in class with evi Nature for centuries have at last Leading East Stations. with Babe Rose M.trle. 11:15 10:15—New songs: chair, liours. unnecessary and harmful. , dsw night,'Prof. VergUius Perm. Ph. I San Francisco—Rescued pas^n- ll;6o 10:00—Three dance orchestraa. 12:30 11:30—Concert orch; Olynipianist. dence of use of rouge, lipstick or given way to the unceasing efforts “Within the list.six months I’ve I D.. speaking at the Jatter. M onday gets of steamship Tahiti, a ^ v - 393.5—WJZ. NEW YORK—760. 2:00 1:00—Gems of the drama. eyebrow pencil. moming the arnual business meet- j lAg aboard Ventura, receive spirited of science. Thrills that no story 27f.6^VVR3. ATLANTIC CITY-1100. 6:15 6:15—Harold Sanford's orch. 374.8—WBAP, FORT WOKTh —800. noticed a change in figures,” says writer could devise; adventure that g-20 7:20—Accordion, tenoi. soprano. 5:45—Floyd Gibbons, reporter. New York.—The Rev. Dr. Harry ! ing convened and the entire slate o f , welcome. S;45 7:45—Hawaiian guitars: trio. 0:45 11:00 10:00—Studio concert hour, Madame Binner, Fifth Avenue cor has amazed the world; rare humor 7:00 6:00—Amos n’ .Andy, comedians 12:00 11:00—Theater stage pro.viam. Emerson Fosdick, pastor of the officers of last year was re-elected, | Washington — Hoover returns 10:00 9:00—WABC proga hrs.) 6:15—Poet-humorist; artist. setierre. “Many of the girls are that only high daring could evoke 11:30 10:30—Two dance orcheftras. 7:15 288.3—KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—1040. Riverside church, which John D. 7:45 6:45—Polly Preston’s adventures pinching their waists in order to tocludtog Beige e ? c ,5 n ?e n to S “ 12:30 n:30-WABC organ^cltal 7:00—Wayne Kink's orenestra. 9:00 8:00—Barn dance players. Rockefeller, Jr., attends, gives no of the United choirs. In the after-, emcago—ivirs. McixirmicK teus o t . 883—WBAL, BALTIMORE—1060. 8:00 meet the demands of some frock of the United choirs, xu tue oxtci- | i mf^nt vou have ever seen, S;30 7:30—Piano twins, soloists. 11:30 lo:30—Dance orch; orgeuist. tice in a letter to members of the noon the annual outing and sports; bmng detectives to shadow Nye. ' 8:00 7:00—WJ2 programs (IH nrs.) 7:45—Comedy skit, orchestra. 12i00 ll;6o— Studio entertainment. they long to wear. noon tne aimum ouung | ^he men who battled 9:30 8:30—Masqueraders proKrams. 8:45 congregation that it might have a 9:U0 3:00—Vocal soloists, orenestra. 299.8—WOC-WHO, IOWA—'.COO. Bodies Distorted program w w held at Seaside ferocious elements of the Ant- 10:00 9:00—WJZ programs (i nr.> g;30_Bonr»ie Laddies: sketch. wholesome effect for the church to with Forestville winning the meet. ville christened with water from', - 11:0U 10:00—Organist: dance rrnsjc. 9:30 9:00 8:00—WEAF progs. (2^ hrs.) “They read that a certain height months and re- 10:00 9:00—Little Symphony orchestra say that people who do not care Manchester failed to enter the com Abraham Lincoln spring. j ... 11:30 10:30—Amos 'n' Andy; cance. 9:30—Cucko burlesque skit. 11:30 10:30—Two dance orchestras. should have a certain waist meas 508.2— WEEI, BOSTON—590. 10:30 enough for worship to come on time petition. Skjaer Island. Norway—Discover- turned to tell 11:66 10:06—Slumber music nour. 468.5— KFI, LOS ANGELES—640. \ ure. And they just squeeze until ers tell how An dree and companions tion s ^ te d ^^®“ 7:00 C:00—Big Brother club. 12;0U 11:00—Art Kassell’s orchestra. 11:00 10:00—Concert ensemiOe,’oarltono may not come at all. Those who were registered from 7:30 6:30—WE.AF props. (4M; hrs.) they get in. As a result they push Washington.—The return of the died of exhaustion after ice brought ^thin 750 nfilss ^ ^ ® J^'®^ 243.8—WNAC. BOSTON— 230. 305.9—k DKA, PITTSBURGH—980. 1:00 12:00—.Sisters trio; tenor. their hips down and generally dis Manchester were: Carl Gustafson, 6:15 5:15—-MSists; dinner music. 7:UU 6:00—WJZ Amos 'n' Anfi.v. 2:00 1:00—Organist; dance music. bob is predicted: in fact, according Elsie Berggren, Edith Johnson, i balloon down. fneidS f^* m a te r S ’The daring 13:00 ll:U0—Hector's dance orchestra. 7:15 6:15—Revelers; sacred soups. 370.2—WCCO, MINN., ST. PAUL—810. tort their bodies. It’s nonsense. to members arriving for the annual 8:00 7:00—W j Z programs (313 hrs.) Mliared N o r S Erik M o d w Evald | ^ -^ -O h a p B le , ^rm aay -L a g s | „ o o. ot thi 545.1—WGR, BUFFALO—55C. 8:30 7:30—Tone pictures broadcast. The hourglass -figure is never com convention of the National Hair 6:30 5:30—Van Surdam’s orchestra, 11:30 10:30—William Penn's orchestra, 9:00 8:00—WABC programs (2 hrs.) ing back, for women learned the Erickson, Mitzl Berggren, Clarence Dianiond arrested ^ te r being e x -. » thriiig of the nicture. And 7:00 6:00—Feature music hour. 245.8—WCAE, PITTSBURGH—1220. 11:00 10:00-Antics: variety programs. dressers and Cosmetologists’ Asso- O. Anderson, E. Fillmore Gustafson, pelled from Belgium. ; ? . thrill one eets when the 7:30 6:30—WEAF progs. (4t4 hrs.) 7:00 6:00—Dance music: recital. 12;.30 11:30—Midnight organ n-eli’dies. harm it did.” ,^iatiofi, it will be more popular than 428.S—WLW, CINCINNATI—700, 7:35 6:35—Studio feature recitaJ. 1:00 12:00—Tom Gates' orchestra. The correct measurements are in Fred Soderberg, Herman Johnson, 1 ^®^®° i American flag is dropped on the 8:00 7:00—WEAF progs. (2t4 hrs.) ' ever. Alva Anderson. Carl Matson, Ruth , Aual message snys cemented fnend- j trou g h a trap door 7:45 6:45—Dinner dance music. 461.3—WSM, NASHVILLE—650. general as follows, says Madame S:O0 7:00—WJZ band coucerj. ' 10:15 9:15—Black and Tan quartet. London.—The Prince of Wales is Benson, Eva M. JohMon, Beatrice sMp resulted from his ; in the^lane. W ordstars entirely 10:30 9:30—W'EAF programs (1 hr). 8:00 7:00—NBC programs (3 nrs.) Binner: 1 8:30 7:30—Dream shop: bubbles. 11:00 10:00—Concert; rural sketch. getting on. He is now lice admiral, 535.4— WFI, PHILADELPHIA—560. Johnson, Norma Johnson, Elsie , _ Taai,, Tno-vitoon inirn inadequate to describe the wonders 9:80 8:80—TamUuntza orchesira. 11:45 10:45—.lack and Bill. team. Debutante — Waist, 26 inches; i 10:00 9:00—Jolly fellows; orchestra. 6:30 4:30—WEAF progs. (S'A hrs.) lieutenant general amd air marshal. Brandt, Svea Llndn.rg,_Anna ^ 3 t S manraloy picture It must 2607—WHAM, ROCHESTER—1150. 12:15 11:15—WE.AF dance orchfsira. hips, 34 inches. Young matron— 11:16 10:15—Variety; Amos 'n' Andy. The admiralty, the war office and berg, Clara Lindberg, Ernest Ben- 1 ^ ^ be seen to be fuily appreciated. 12:00 11:00—Chimes reveries; orch. 7:00 6^00—Ainos 'n' Andy; arJdre.ss. 379.5— KGO. OAKLAND—79C. waist, 29 inches; hips, 38 to 37 the air ministry announced the pro 1-30 12:30—Two dance orchestras. 7:30 6:30—On Wings of song. 12:30 11:30—Los Angeles enieriainment inches. Middle aged matron — son, G. Albert Pearson, Herbert! 8:00 7:00—WJZ programs (l>/< hrs.) 1;06 12:00—.Artists: Sauntering Sailors motions simultaneously. Budapest, Hungary-Opa ^ead. 280.2—WTAM, CLEVELAND—1070. waist, 32 to 33 inches; hips, 39 to 40 Johnson, Harold Bolton, Arthur | 7:00 6:00—Studio concert music. 9:30 8:30—Music school recital. 2:6o 1:66—Musical musketeers. Berlin.—The Prohibition party is Manning, David Hutchinson, Arthur SOO lPiuradlp riot tor "^ood and | 7:30 6:30—WEAF progs. (4Mi hrs.) 10:00 9:00—WJZ programs (1 hr. 270.1— WRVA. RICHMOND—1110. inches. one of 24 parties which will have 12:00'11:00—Studio dance music. 379.5— WGV, SCHENECTADY—790. 7:30 6:30—Dinner dance music. “They don’t have to starve to get Krob, Hugo Pearson, Sherwood An 12:57 11:57—Time; weather: m.arkets. candidates on the badlot in the Na Saltuate, Masa.-Mr. and Mrs. j f “'I 283—WTIC. HARTFORD—1060. 8:00 7:00—.NBC programs (3 hrs.) it either,” she said. “Let them derson, Helge Pearson, Helge 6:45 5:45—Braves feature hour. 6:15 5:15—Dinner dance music, 11:00 10:00—.Movie hour; baritone. tional election, September 14. Pearson. 7:00 6:00—I'almer’s Clef quintet. 7:05 6:05—Pianist; American trio. 12:00 11:00—Studio concert trio. leave a little on their plates now SfX aS’YaS T I o ^ ‘ aSj ^ s^^ra 7;3U 6:30—WEAF dramatic skit. Newport, R. I.—Fifteen Army 7:30 6:.30—WEAF drama sketch. 440.9—KPO. SAN FRANCISCO—680. and then, take 15 or 20 minutes of abandoning their sloop, the Seagull. 422.3— WOR. NEWARK—710. 8:15 7:15—Players presentation. 12:00 11:00—Great compose'’^ I'liui. mules who decided to take up golf 6:46 5:45—Dinner music: ensemble. 9:00 S;00—WEAF progs. (2Vi hrs.) l:(io 12:00—Bears; trncadei'.ii'.s. brisk setting-up exercises every have been convinced that the ex Boston—Coast Guard destroyer 8:00 7:00—“ Rambles In Erin." 11:15 10:15—Theater organ reciial. morning and breathe deeply.” Secondary DX Stations. clusive Ne'wport Country Club is no Jquett crashes through a pier at Secondai*y Eastern Stations Support Is Needed HEALTH SERVICE 344.6— WENR, CHICAGO—870. place for them. They ambled from the Charlestown Navy Yard. 545.1—WKRC, CINCINNATI—550. 291.3—CFCr. MONTREAL—1030. Many fashion leaders, answering Franklin, N. H.—Seven injured in 7:00 6:00—Twilight music hrnir. 7:00 6:00—Ensemble; organ mr.sic. the Fort Adams reservation and 10:00 9:00—Artists feature hour. 9:30 8:30—Farm hour; concert. the query of American women, “to over a stone wall onto the links. collision between bus and auto on 12;ii0 10:00—Dance orchestra. 8:30 7:30—Two dance orchestras. 11:06 10:00—Two comedy sketclies. girdle or not to girdle?” declare BEING ORGANIZED 374.8—WSAI. CINCINNATt—800. 10:00 9:00—Studio music orogram. 12:00 11:00—DX air vaudeville. The'rough, rather than greens and the Daniel Webster highway four 7:15 6:15—Feature music hour. 520—WNYC, NEW YORK—870. that some support is necessary to fairways, attracted them. Their miles south of here. 'Wickedness burneth as the fire. 0:30 8:30—"WEAF programs ('4 hrs.) 6:00 5:00—Educational add'-esses. 202.6— WHT. CHICAGO—V’.SO. _ provide a smooth, trim figure for 215.7— WHK, CLEVELAND—1390. 8:05 7:05—Pilar-Morin musicale. 9:30 8:30—Studio musical program. A. W. O. L. was ended summarily Washington, Sept, 2.— (AP.)— Watch Hill, R. I.—Three men | _isaiah 9:18. 8:30 7:30—Uliveri’s band ccncert. 10:00 9:00—.Artists entertainment. the winter’s snugly fitting frocks. injured, one probably fatally, during i ------8:00 7:00—WABC progs. (3>4 hrs.) 10:30 9:30—Yopr nour league before they had taken many divots. Entering a new era under the name 11:15 10:15—Slumber music hour. 27Z6—WLWL, NEW YORK—HOO. The old steel stays have by no of National Institute of Health, the explosion aboard motor yacht Mist- j iphe world loves a spice of wick- 12:00 11:00—Two dance archestras. 6:00 5:00—Soprario. orchestra. 491.5— WDAF, KANSAS CITY—610. means returned however, they 325.9—WWJ, DETROIT—920. 6:30 5:30—Tenor recital: talk, 11:00 10:00—Feature artists broadcast. old hygienic laboratory of the Unit Chlef. I edness.—Bias. 7:30 6:30—Dinner dance orcJiestra. 7:00 6:00—Orchestra: address. 11:30 10:30—Amos 'n' Andy, comedians hasten to point out. Leicester, Mass. — Frederick | —------357—CKCL, TORONTO—810. 12:00 11:00—Teams: midnight irolic. ed States Public Health Service to *•00 7:00—Gypsy baron's concert. 3C9.1—KJR, SEATTLE—970. Triple net, lace, moire or silk and MANY CASES BEFORE day Is pushing forward its health Meadus, 23, Brooklyn, N. Y. fatally! 399.8— W eX-W JR, DETROIT—750. 8:00 7:00—Popular music: artists. linen combinations designed with 10:00 9:00—Popular entertainmenL 10:00 9:00—Simpson opens hour. 12:00 11 ;I10—.‘Studio artists nour. tasks with renewed vigor. injured and three companions hurt i 11:00 10:00—L UANCHESTER BVEmNG HERALD, SOUTH MANCHBSTER,^00NS»; TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1930. in Saxony, Germany, May 13, 18M, ftlends at the Fur, Feather and and has been a resident of Rockville Finn Club in Ashford, in honor of for thirty years. She was a member the tenth anniversary of their mar of the Jilrst Evangelical Lutheran riage. An elaborate dinner was church and her death will be sin- served by Mrs. Corbin Englert and cer^y mourned by many friends. Mrs. Frank Mann of this city. Mrs. Weber/ who was the widow Guests were present from Hartford, Police Court of Robert Weber, leaves two sobs, Boston, Worcester, Stafford and this There was a.busy session in the Magnes of Rockrille and Emil of city. EUGENE FIEUI’S BIRTH Rockville Police Court on Monday Notes Bergen, N. J.; four daughters, Mrs. On Sept. 2, 1850, Eugene Fiela,- morning, when four cases came uji Harry Snyder of Hartford, Mi’s Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mcltonald / before Judge John E. Fisk, three of Union street have returned from noted American poet and journalist, Henry Uhlman of New Jersey, Mrs. was bom at St. Louis, Mo. resulting from a fracas at the home Martin Deitzel and Mrs. William a vacation spent in Lynn, Mass., as of Joseph Aptacy, 53, of 65 Vernon He removed to New England and Baer of this city: a brother, Her the guests of their daughter, Mrs. spent several years of his child avenue. man Flechsig of Germany; three John Lanz. hood in Vermont and 'lassachu- Mr. and Mrs. Ignaz Truak, the sisters, Mrs. Minnie Scheets and Kezmeth Bentley of Highland important figures in the scene, also setts. Though , he completed Ws Mrs. Ida Koehler of this city and Park, Manchester, has been the education in Missouri, critics say reside at 65 Vernon avenue and the Mrs. Martha Anhert of Germany. week-end guest of relatives and New Elngland. environment. trouble started when Harry Masa- The funeral will be held from her friends in this city. He began newspaper work at 23 huk, 43, of 9 McLean street, insult late home on Spring street on Wed Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Cobb juiuand ; years later became associ- ed Truak’s wife, Truak, who was nesday afternoon at 2 o’clock. Rev. children of Rheel street have re-' ated - with - y the•- Chicago — . Dally------News,----- under the influence of liquor, stab William Drach, pakor of the First turned from tdro weeks spent with with which he was for 12 years bed Masahuk, making a deep gash Evangelical Lutheran church will Mrs. Cobb’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. identified through his famous cdl- over one eye. When officers Dowge- officiate, with burial in Grove Hill Sherman Hamilton of Chebeque Is umn, “Sharps and Flats.” ffis hu wicz and Shea arrived on the scene, cemetery. land, Me. morous sayb^s in 4he column estab they also arrested Aptacy, as con Birthday Party Held Alderman and Mrs. William lished his reputation in journalism. <*> siderable liquor was found at the Charles Schaeffer, son of Aider- Schaeffer and sons of Orchard But he also showed he could write EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the ! home. man and Mrs. WilUam Schaeffer of street spent Sunday at Mt. Tom. with rare sympathy. flrst of six daily stories on the life | Aptacy was fined 3100 and costs Orchard street, celebrated his tenth Miss (Charlotte Drescher of Pros An estimate of the man’s scope of Lon Chaney, the screen’s great- ; of 511.38 and sentenced to Tolland birthday on Saturday afternoon. pect street visited in Holyoke, is concisely given in this sentence: est character actor, by Dan Thomas," county jail for thirty days. He was Eight were present at the party and Mass., on Sunday. “He seemed to have equal sympathy Hollywood correspondent of The charged with keeping .'iquor with, a most enjoyable time was h.ad Arthur Schmalz, Jr., of O rchid with thp wild life of the prairie Herald and NEA Service. In his intent to sell and exchange. Aptacy playing golf and other games. street has returned from a motor j and with classic culture, for irre subsequent stories, Thomas will tell stated in court that he kept the liq Prizes during the afternoon went to trip to (Canada. sponsible Bohemian life and quiet more about this amazing actor and ; uor for the purpose of cleaning his Allan Waite, Billie Herzog, Robert ! domestic felicities.” his work in the hideous roles that j teeth but this explanation didn’t go Underwood and Charles Schmalz. Field is probably most widely made him the movies’ greatest male' well with the judge. A' delicious luncheon was served COUNT MORNER TO WED known as a poet of childhood, but drawing card for years. 'Truak was fined 55 ^ 5 costs of by Mrs. Schaeffer, assisted by Miss most admired as a humorist. Among 512.38 for breach of the peace, the his works are: "(Culture’s Garland,” Charlotte Drescher find Miss Flor “Love Affairs of a Bibliomaniac,” BY DAN THOMAS fine being remitted. Masahuk was ence Kress. Those present v/ero NEA Ser\1ce Writer fined 55 and costs of 59.39 for as New York, Sept. 2.—(AP.)— “Little Book of Western Verse,” Robert Ellsworth, Allan Waite, Count Gosta Momer of Sweden, a ■With 'Trumpet and Drum,” and | sault and battery. Both paid. Billie Herzog, Charles Schma.z, Hollywood, Sept. 2.—Lon Chaney, I 1 Fourth Case former husband of Peggy Hopkins ‘Poems of Childhood.” - ! dead, is as much a mystery as was ^ Gordon Friedrich, Robert Under Joyce, has decided to take another John Puzines, 23, of Talcottville wood, Gordon Schaeffer and Charles Lon Chaney, alive. I was arrested at his home at 11 American bride. The star whom Hollywood never i Schaeffer. Friends learned today of his en I S.' really knew and the greatest charac o’clock Sunday night for causing a Mrs. Amelia B. Becker A disturbance. He was fined 57 gagement to Miss Geraldine L RECOVER M E E ’S BODY ter actor in the history of motion) Mrs. Amelia B. Becker, 78, of 25 Fitch, a New York newspaper writ pictures has carried to the grave; costs. In default of payment he was taken to Tolland coimty jail. Pleasant street, died Sunday at her er. No date for the wedding was an with him his silent, retiring person-1 home following several months ill nounced. Toronto, Sept. 2.—(AP.)—"The ality, which was as baffling as any i Wagner Held ness. She was the widow of Michael (Count Morner, who is 33 years body of Johnny Mehl, of Jamaica, -1-1 of the weird roles he played in the i John Wagner, in whose truck Becker. She was bom in Cwickan, old, came to the United States in Long Island, drowned in Lake On films. 1 Walter E. Roimds was riding on the tario off Port Credit a month ago, For no one in Hollywood, except Germany, Sept. 13, 1851, and lived 1920 intending to enter the Swedish morning of August 30, when he met here for many years. She was a consular service. He changed his was recovered yesterday. for a few—and a very few—inti- 1 Mehl came here to train for the mate friends, ever really knew Lon j his death, is being held for the Sep member of Union Congregational plans, however, and went into busi tember term of the Tolland County church. , . ness and is now connected with an men’s Marathon swim at the Cana Chaney. ^ | dian National exhibition. He was Unlike most movie idols, Chaney] Superior Court, which opened here Mrs. Becker leaves four daugh advertising and publicity organiza today. ters, Mrs. Richard Miller of East under the care of Johnny Walker, hated the tinseled life that most of | tion. " m them led. He made few public ap- , Wagner claims that Rounds was Windsor, Misses Magdelena and (Count Morner was married to who trained Marvin Nelson, Fort pearances, he attended practically driving the truck which turned over Minnie E. Becker of this city and Peggy Hopkins Joyce at Atlantic Dodge, Iowa, winner of the swim no briUiant “first n i g h t s , ” he, after striking a car driven by Wil- Mrs. Rose Morrell Becker of (Char City, N. J., in 1923. The marriage and the prize of $10,000. ■-i. shunned gay parties, he wore heavy mot Keith of Hartford, crushing lotte, North Cardlina. was ended by divorce In Paris the In the absence of Walker, Mehl, ■■to.- glasses as a disguise to protect him Rounds, who died instantly. Funeral arrangements will not be next year. Jimmy Riggs, of Toronto, and Nel ■ ■. rS;-: 1 self from hero-worshippers, he re A hearing was held in the Tol made imtil the arrival of Mrs. Mor son, went out in the lake for a fused to discuss his personal life land Justice Court on Saturday and rell. Now if Tom Lipton were entering swim. A sudden squall arose and with interviewers, he was happily WagmcT was TSleased under 52,000 Tenth Wedding Anniversary a golf tournament instead of a the small boat which they clamber married, he lived quietly with his bonds. The State Police are contin Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Lanz of yachting contest there might be a ed into was blown far out to sea. ¥ 1 family—and his art. uing the investigation as it is not •Prospect street were surprised on crack somewhere about his canny Nelson sed Rigges reached shore For Chaney found greater pleas- j believed the story that Rounds was Sunday afternoon by a number of tea to cup play. safely. I ure in donning rough clothes and ■ driving the truck to be trtie. fishing for trout, with a pipe i in the center is Lon Chaney as he Slapped,” while a t the lower left he Funeral of Accident Victim is “Professor Echo,” in his first Walter Edward Rounds, 27, of mTvSiSf s\Ve?mf ii^ to k S I appeared in real life, while just be talkie, “The Unhoiy Three.” At the i Tolland, who was- killed in an auto >iiiiiiiin c> j« :::iiiiiiiiin LILM111 i 111U1 an amateur’s movie camera and de-! low is his famous portrayal of the right he is shown in one of hiS first | mobile accident on the Hartford veloping his own films just for the ] hypnotist. Upper left he is shown starring pictures, “The Trap,” and ' Turnpike road on Saturday morn fun of it: in reading heavy books on ' as clown as “Dr. Wu,” a Chinese character. ing, was laid to rest in the South i:' penology, which had made him an Yard cemetery at Tolland on Mon authority on crime and its preven day afternoon fit 2 o’clock, follow tion; in trailing, like a shadow, crip future was assured and his dreams ples and other deformed characters wings, there pictured his own fu der the name of "Hell Morgan’s ing services at the home of his sis >yhom he encountered on the street ture. He would be a character actor Girl.” fulfilled. ter, Mrs. Joseph Dufour of South like Mansfield—a great actor, a man An actor who has to figure on From then on, Chaney played street, this city. Rev. Davidson, act so that he might watch them and nothing but character parts and observe the particular peculiarities who could take on dozens of faces his next meal can’t be too particu ing pastor of the Federated Church • Ay and grip the interest of his audience lar with roles assigned to Ifim, but stardom was his. In 1928 _ and officiated. / , ■$$ ^ of a distorted limb, or a certain again in 1929 he was voted the big twitching muscle, or the glassy stare like a steel vise. • Chaney still dreamed of his charac Walter Rounds was born m To.- of ac blinded______eye______and ^thus *portray - I But few lives flow along care- ter parts. For a time-he was a di gest male box office attraction in land on July 10, 1903, the son of the >^1 ^ese human defects iA some weird ] fully directed lines toward their de rector. Gradually, sis his'reputation the movies. late Enoch Rounds and Jennie character in the films. | sired goal—there are too msiny' ff^ew, he forced recognition and won. “The Man of a 'Phousand Faces” Staples Rounds, and was a graduate chances in the game. had at last turned his face to the of the Grant HiU District school. The hideous faces, like some ter- So it was with young Chaney. | His came whm Geo^e, movies and achieved his goal ip He. was a member of the Tolland -rible apparition straight-out of a j gy time his older brother,!' Lcane , Tucker was making “The ; uie. F^erated churcb"«ud had many horrible nightmare, that made mil- had got a job in the theater I Miracle Man with Thomas Meighan | friends in the community who were lions of mcMe-goers shudder were I his father, thinking one actor ®ud Betty Compson as the stars. NEXT: Lon Chaney’s early days sorry to hear of his untimely death. the results of a lifetime of hard in the family was enough, shipped i Ghaney was ^ven the part o f, in the movies . . . and how he. suf For the past four years he had been SAFE DEPOSIT 'i : l work in the twin arts of make-up Lon off to Depver to leara a trade j “Frog,” the sqmrming cripple. Ou fered physical tortures for the sake employed as carpenter by Arthur and mimicry. And their price was as a paper hanger. of sheer hideousness he made art; of some of his most famous hide Bamforth. Previous to that he had ous roles. Have you valuables, papers, trinkets, let .^■1 the self-imposed torture of cruel, “I can hang wall paper and lay his success was instantaneous, his been employed at the Bamforth but deftly hidden, face clamps that carpets as well as any man,” the farm. He was a very concientious warped the features; of chemicals king of character actors said when and faithful employee. ters or heirlooms that^ are worth protecting? used to simulate hideous scars; of ^ reminiscent mooamood recently. willing to let the market consolidate Besides his mother he leaves two a milky glass eye, worn unde^^^^ . in Colo OPENING STOCKS its recent gains. brothers, Richard Rounds of Coven You can secure adequate protection for them at :ll lid, to feign the empty stare of a rado Springs is one of my jobs and \ ______U. S. Steel, Radio, Geberal Elec try and Lewis Rounds of Tolland; a blind man; or a tightly-laced strait- tric and Standard of New Jersey sister, Mrs. Joseph Dufour of Rock jacket that bound his legs or his there is still paper on those widls ] soon showed fractional losses, and a cost of less than ONE CENT PER DAY. arms behind him and made him I hung.” . j New York, Sept. 2.—(AP)—^The American Telephone, International ville. One day the young paper hang-1 stock'Market was in an uncertain Mrs. Mary (Flechsig) Weber look like an armless or legless cir Telephone, American Can, Com Mrs. Mary (Flechsig) Weber, 66,- #1 cus freak. e f received-a telegram from Ws trading was resumed Products, U. S. Industrial Alcohol, Place them in one of our safe deposit boxes For Chaney suffered for his art— brother, asking him to return to | and Goodyear sagged a point each. died at her home at 38 Spring literally. In “The Hunchback of Colorado Springs at once and play today after the three-day suspen- Westinghouse Electric, Vanadium street on Sunday evening at 11 Notre Dame” he wore a 60-pound a small role with a comic opera' sion. Price changes were narrow, and Case lost about 2, and IngersoU o’clock, following four months, ill in our vault and they will be beyond the reach metallic jacket to twist his body into company he had organized. Lon ! and irregular but the list displayed Rand nearly 4. • ness of heart disease. She was born a horrible shape; his face wan so jumped at it. a steady tone. U. S. Steel, Radio, In the rails. Union Pacific, ex- of theft and fire. distorted with clamps, false teeth, International Telephone, New York dividend, gained more than 3 points putty, wax and whatnot that he had And so Lon Chaney became an Central, and Standard ofot Californiacaurorma American Car and Foundry to take his lunch through a straw. actor. But it was not the kind of i gained 1-4 to 1-2. Northern Paci- gained as much. Bangor and Aroos- 4 “Sometimes,” Chaney once told acting—the portrayal of powerful 1 flee advanced a point, /und Allied i ^jaerican Locomotive ad- when he was filming “Mr. Wu,” hfl character roles—that he had set his j Chemical, 2 1-2. Electric, Auto Lite yanced 2. greatest Chinese character, “it is dreams upon. ’There are too many j dropped 2 points, American and Foreigm exchanges eased, with all I can do to get through a day’s chances in life for success to come | Foreign Power 1 point, and Colum- sterling cables opening at $4.86 that easily. 1 bia Gas, Vanadium Md Electric Re The MahchesterTrust Company work. It is the way I have to tape 13-16, off 1-16. my head to draw up the outer cor Instead, he became a pink-tinted, fining sagged 1-2. United (Corpora I ners of the eyes that causes the chorus man, capering around in tion opened with a block of 5,000 ARSENAL RAIDED SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN. pain. My left eye is so sore today comic operas and, in addition, at shares 3-8 lower. Cadcutta, Bengal, Sept. 2.—(AP;) that even the slightest touch any tending to the company’s transpor- The list turned somewhat heavy —Several men, believed to be ring where near it brings tears.” tatlon problems and properties. as trading progressed, particularly They barnstormed for a vdiile—and among the pivotal industrials, ai- leaders of the raid on the Chitta (Chaney’s artistry of make-up was then Kent broke j though the strength in the rails and gong arsenal last April, were ar acquired, but mimicry he came by Lon heard a musical comedy in rail equipments which developed last rested today after police had be- naturally. (Chicago was looking for a dancer week was again in evidence, 'sieged a house in (Chandernagore, a lAD The story goes back to a boy in and a second comedian. He got the j While business and trade reviews French possession thirty miles Colorado Springs, Col., whose par- job, but that ‘company_soon went i coming to hand over the week-end north of Calcutta. , ents were deaf-mutes and whose I broke on the road and Chaney bor-■ ' were Si the main optimistic, the ac- Many shots were exchanged be ' mother was an invalid. Being com-|| rowed $10 from a colored stage hand tual scope of the improvement fore the Negal police forced their TESTED pelled to use the sign-• ’language, ’■“‘he to get back to (Chicago. far indicated was apparently way into the house. The French learned the art of pantomime by Jobs were scarce, but Chaney i limited to encourage much renewed 1 authorities gave special permits for Against 13 Leading Tires Manchester Dairy Ice Cream talking with his fingers. Soon he hung on. He filled ''Jn as an actor buying, and the bull leaders seemed the police action found that he could do things— by whenever he could 'get a chance The New Miller enacting various experiences at to play, regardless of the role, and school, etc.—that would make his at other times worked as a stage Geared-to-the-Road Ballooa sick mother laugh. Then he began hand. He still held his card in Is Endorsed By Manchester to tell her stories, not by reading the stage hands’ union—and con- Outlasted and Outwore to her but by acting what he had | tinned to do so until his death. every single one read in books and magazines. | ---- l— It was during this period he | Thwarted, but by no means de- This chart shows how: learned the first elements in make feated, in his ambition to become a Before the Rush Women Throughout The Town THS irgW eBARBD-TO^TBS-ROAD up. He found that by painting his character actor, Lon finally drifted i- COMPAKMD WITH TMm BIOOBST- face to make himself appear funny west with vaudeville troupe. In San 1 SMLZutQ TinSS IN AMgRICA as he enacted the stories he could Francisco he worked with the Ferris j Tdanc MilMg* •: i<«w MilUr •• m H They serve it at all their social occasions and to their fam apuse his suffering mother all the Hartman Opera Company and then B e g in s T lr. No. -r Tiro No. X roa ------SS.7% more. joined the famous como^ans, Rolb Tiro No. X na ------«.»% ilies. and Dill as stage director and sec- Tiro No. 4 raa — ------n-oVf supply of Famous* Reading Anthracite Tiro No.' 5 roa .... , 61.5% The four children in the Chaney! ond comedian, Tiro No. S roa ____ ^------S8.r% Its popularity is widespread. It can be obtained fresh and in family—all of whom were normal— i On the same bill with Kolb and Tiro No. 7 ran ------i l . 4% —the long-bum^g hard coal that re Tiro No. S ran ------45.I»A perfect texture at your neighborhood store s or favorite soda were never really in poverty, but it i Dill were two girls doing a sister ; Tiro No. S Toa’'. ------40.3% was necessary for them to quit 1 act. Chaney was struck with the Tiro No. 10 T ta — ------38.5% - school at an early age and go to' charm and beauty of one of them, I quires so little attention and leaves so Tiro No. 11 ran ______36.6% fountain. " Tiro No; 12 ran ------83.9% work. ! Hazel Hastings. Soon the second Tire No. 13 roa ------25.4% Lon, always a lover of the rough! comedian and the pretty dancer little ash. Then you'll be SURE of hav NOTE: Eicuroo OB eempotitlTO tiroa outdoors, got his first job as a ; were married. That was 23 years repreocat the~ point at which tiroo wont tourist guide at Pike’s Peak. Hls.j ago . . . and, despite all the vlcis- out of sonrieo'oithor {torn eoreaco failure ing heatldg health or with troado worn saiooth. The New ability to mlihic and entertain j sltudes of professional life and Miller outwort competitire tire* la every around the campfire caused tourists, Hollywood’s numerous divorces, inatance. The Mandester Dairy to urge him to try out for a theat- j that marriage endured happily until and happiness, no rical career. I the end and was blessed with a son. SO— When he applied at the (Colorado | Creighton Chaney, who is now a suc- matter how cold the We gufifantee this great new Springs opera house the manager cessful young lawyer, tire to outwear* any tire of M laughed at him. Undaunted, he took equal A sk us for fur Ice Cremn Company a job as prop boy and began shift Soon after marriage, C5umey and weather gets. ing scenery. ’The actors fascinated his wife drifted to Los Angeles to ther p^^tieu!ars,. ■ him and he watched them closely, join a stock company. On the road, DIAL 5250 spending as much time in their it went broke In Southern California. dressing rooms as they would per Not having sufficient money to get } Manchester mit. to Chicago, (jhaney decided to take^' Always Ob^dnaMtr At Itl Bfiatt At Yonr Neigh About this time Richard Mansr a fling at the movies;and got his Grain & Coal Go. field, the famous character .actor pf first job as an “extra.” borhood ito re (V FiTbtite Soda Fountaiii. ^ a generation ago, stopped' off at j In the old blood-and-thiOi^er two- j " -^(3olorado Springs to break a long . reelers of that bygone day he played i "trip to thele Pacific (3oast. w.* On silc-; almost------every;— — part—cowboy, I Indian, cessive nights Mansfield played “Dr. | hero and villain—but mostly the 1 Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” and “Ivan, T “heavy.” His first picture in which I the Terrible”—and the boy, w atch-)'he was given screen credit w as'a! ing with bated breath from the [ blood-curdling thriller that, went un-| ■ ■ ■ '-'■ \ . m-~ MANCHESTER EVENTNG HERALO, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN.TUESDA-j^ •PAGE EIGHT NEW iPROFESSION OP STYLING GIVES WOMEN VOICE IN FUTURE MODES ,.Patly Health - 'V* Fashions in ^othesi Ni^ Ai« i^c|tt^:,by W OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON © 1Q50 « r WA Snw>icg.iwc. . :• _ _ Says University Expert Hints O d H ow T o Keep W eU ,h y i World Pnnied Authority Since the advent of talking pic-«ing resiflts, to tirnn out pictures thAt NtA5^ei^vice; 0^ ERN£ST LYNN, tures, many of tis have watched primaBly are children's pictures. COPYRlGHT[l93a carefully their reaction on children. Probably the talkies > have apeed^ : CLOTTING OF BLOOD _ The question", ‘Should children go up that effort than anything .d e p e n d s , i n p a b t - ^ Anw O TTbF’ p iA T E l^ to the movies ?” anSwered unsatW- else could have done,’ for the produc ers themsel'ves, always-qtd^ to see b______e g i n HEBE TODAY ______though.___ My______agentt was pretty keen | Mid then you’re going to try to die- j y 1 factqrily heretofore by.. various D a n Borimer, a scenario writer in j ab^>ut*"it and eSdn’t want to give it ' tate who’ll play in it. And I sup- _ Bv DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN ' | qualiflcatiops, suddehly fac^ us ahead and feel the. public pulse, Hollywood and formerly a New i up: but there was simply nothing i pose you think they’ll thank you for ^ The knowledeeof the platelets in ! again to f . new- form. Words ex- resdized the weadiness of the spoken *T%Pk____ newspaper man. is in love i doing. There’s nothing to do, I j telling them how to run their busi-, the^loS is ev^ft more recent than i plaining ? erstwhile glossed-over, show, particularly tbe worldly prob Anne‘Winter, who, beginidng ; HTiess but like it. I’m getting used ness.” that of the other cells. These plates meanings no longer “go over ' the lem show, as far as the children , extra, has progressed rapidly ^ that ” he added dryly. ' Dan laughed, but his face grew j are seen only with great difficulty heads” of the smal\ fry. They'come are concerned. I should not send children to just and is now under contract to one “It’s a shame,” Anhe said softly.-' red nevertheless. “Aw, be yourself, ’ | and can be coimted only by speom home now entirely informed of wlmt f it t h e largest studios. “ It’s a shame.” i he said lamely. ' technics which have been developed, j is going oh. . any talkie that happens ..to be in But Collier, though he continued town. Parents who: urge that chil Dan, who formerly was under Dan shrugged, and he smiled none of which is of any too great i Mothers have done the natural M^tract himself, now is free lanc- to smile, was serious. “ You’ve got i accuracy. thing.___ ^ Unable to stem the tide of dren know “facts of life” forget again. “Maybe so; but it’s wrorth a great idea there, Dan. I’ll swear | largely because of his inability The platelets are certainly con- movie-going on the part of the chil that kno'wing bioloj^cal' facts does a lot to know that you like it, Anne. I think it’ll make the swellest pic- | to get along with a studio executive, j pretty keen about it when I cemed witii the ability of the blood dren, too busy to investigate what not prepare for or take the pla^ of i^oee methods Irritate and disgust j when it didn’t get ture Hollywood has seen in a year.” | to clot promptly when it is' let nut type of picture toeir off-spring are sociolo^cal proWems sometimes He began then to take the play sensitive and stubborn Rori- | a^j.j.Qgg right away I began to think I of a .blood vessel. It is difficult to going to see, they are inclined to put offered in the. brilliant society the apart and discuss it, and Dan was | fiiV - Collier, who writes a ^ couldn’t have been much good. | conceive of anything more import the blame on the producers? drama now rather ubiquitously a ------V Mol ohnnT ' a W e d that he should remember it present. An older mind is enter dPlly movie column for a^ ; You know how you feel about those , faithful detaU; and he made ant to a person’s life than the abil Censorship at Studios ' 1 ity to stop bleeding when blood is let It would take a volufne, and a tained, takes it for what it is worth, J*Ser“ tos i „ i suggestions here and there, to which d es^ ' Anne nodded and he continued: 1 thoughtfuUy and loose. Because of the importance of big one, to enumerate the cleans discards it and goes home to bed. great faith in Dm s abmty, despite ^ j^.,g ggttmg terribly | screed ' this reaction nature has apparently ing processes that motion picture His values are fixed. His nmture mind is not influenced. Dan’s apparent f a ^ e ^ , hard to find a producer who is wUl- ^ mean?” Paul said.; developed a number of mechanisms production has "undergone during as a free lance. Dan hM become ^ gamble; things aren t . ^Quld be a great picture for an 1 which are involved in this procedure. the last few days, and still is un But a child is- different. I heard 'The blood contains a substance an 11-year-old girl, recently g;o over des^ndeji^over “ J 1 flourishing on the stege_ ! actor Uke Lester Moore; he’d make j dergoing. The code of ethics strict called fibrin, which is concerned in almost word for word the erotic he considers his rather hopeless re they were oefore talking pictures that gangster of yours come to life; j ly observed by the central board the formation of the clot. It im- representing all the big producers sentences of a quEidrangular mixup. gard for Anne Winter. . , i turned everything upside down.” it’s made to order for Moore.” j ' Anne lives with ■^oj^e^ girls, ^ Anne said quickly, “No won- questionably has in association with would amaze the uninitiated. Cen I've watched her reactions for sev Mona Morrison and Eva Harley. the fluid constitutents of the blood sorship is the watchword of produc eral years. She chooses the sensa- der—^if they can’t take a gamble Rorimer nodded. “I’ll get at it j Mona and Eva are extras, but Mona with a play Uke that. The movies other materials which may be in tion now, right at the studios. tlonal show invariably, and her ideas tomorrow flrst thing,” he said. | volved and the vast majority of phy But the public at large can’t get of the world are all upside down. works only occasionally and Eva took a chance with sound pictures “And then what are your plans? 1 hut rarely. She is bitter over this, —Dan, why don’t you do your play siologists believe that the platelets away from the idea that all pic Let the children go to the talkies, . “I don’t know exactly. What do 1 have a very prominent activity in and over a rather tragic love ex- over for the movies?” tures produced must be fit for chil by all means. Let them go to see you mean ? I thought I’d do it over 1 this direction. dren, Furthermore, what one sec rip-roaring adventtfre, mystery, pcrience_____ Her eyes flashed. Anne got up and then see if somebody wanted it. While in New York Borinier had fp the sofa and sat I If the number of platelets is great tion of the public considers wrong, heart-interest storiM, comedies .and What else is there to do?” written a play for the legitimate t^ggjde him. “It’s aU there, Dan— ly reduced, the person bleeds eas y another understands as right. Still love dramas^ but flrst take a little “I’ve been thinking,” Paul an-1 imder the skin. In some infectious further, we all have our prefer trouble «md look over reviews. Cur stage, ffls agent thought very high- gygrything; and pictures could do swered. “Do you know what you 1 diseases the number of platelets is ences. The picture that entertains tail the too-old, sopliisticated show ly of it and kept it for months, try- jt better than the stage ever could; need, Dan? You need a little show- | - promptly reduced and one of the one may bore another completely. that never was produced for chil ing to sell it to ^^arious producers., they could develop that war se- manship. Hollywood goes for it. 1 But it comes back to Dan one day, quence into something tremendous, most significant manifestations of The industry imderstanding that, dren. The sweUest piece of showmanship ; these diseases is the collection of Parents ^ould take the respon-, at a time when he is disappointed jt, Dan!” you ever pulled off in Hollywood i attempted to please everyone. because of the rejection of his latest ------large black and blue spots over the The picture business was con sibility of what' shows we want the was when you tore up youi con- j body. screen story. Collier is curious about jjg matched the smoke from his ceived not as entertainment for children to see, just as we lo6l( after tract in front of Adamson’s nose. | The medical profession knows a the play. He begins to read it and pigaret rise in a straight, slender children, but for adults. There has the books they read, or the com He was afraid to fire you at th e! good deal about the blood platelets, he is enthralled by it. He tells Dan ppjunm imder the yellow lamp shade been a steady effort with promis- pany they kieep. time; you probably had him think- ^ but there is far more unknown than that he is fooUsh to w o r^ about | «That’s the idea.” he said half doubt- ing there were half a dozen studios j known. It knows a deal about what the studios think of his stuff I fuUy. waiting for a chance to sign you the clotting of blood, but it needs to out whether or not . women who when he can write Uke that. ! “Why, it’s the only thing to do! know much more. Tests have been iDan, I’m crazy about your play! I up. came to him' for a hair-cut had first ‘Tve got an idea,” he continued., A. devised which indicate that blood NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY I think it’s marvelous.” “It’s probably been worked before, i clots in from one to three minutes BARBER IS nNED obtained their husband’s permlsaibn. rwA-pTiTR x x y Dan laughed. He said, “ Gee you The husband was fined at the CHAPTOR jggi p^gtty good, Anne.” but everything’s been tried at least Mrs. Mary Brooks Picken Is busy training stylists. after bleeding commences.. same session for beating his ■wife. Anne insisted that Dan bnng his 1 mean it. I think it would be once in Hollywood, so it doesn’t The’ clotting can be hastened by play over and read it to her. Paul j y,on : / PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOllTH MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,1980/ .jT-. Two Hawley Beats Shirer NATIONAL J 7 2 ,0 0 0 At CUicIimntli— . At "W«*Wn«4on»— R B P8 8, at CT7BS 0, \ If ATIONAliS S. 0) RBD SOX • First Game) with the A ’s (First Gome) Cincinnati — Washlnston Are Defeated 6-2, 8-11 AB. R. H. PO. A S. AB. R. H. PO. A. ___ 4 2 3 0 9 0 Rice, c f ...... 4 0 2 3 0 -A To Reach Semi-Finals Walker, If Labor Day efforts having faUed a terrific clip, getting 27 hite in Swanson, c f . . . ___ 5 2 2 s 0 0 Bluege, 3b ...... 4 0 0 2 1 Strlpp, lb . . . . 4 0 3 12 3 0 do much in the'way of- settling ...... - the two gamha hut they lost the night* Manush, I f ...... L i 0 1 1 0 Cuccinello, ah .. ..'. .2 0 0 1 4 0 cap t6 the PhiUies 4 to/S after tak- Cronin, ss ...... 4 0 0 2 1 Heilniann, rf . . . ___ 3 0 0 3 0 0 National Les^e pennant problem, Ing the opener 8 to 4. With Carl Judge, lb ...... A..1 1 0 12 0 COM MIMY LOSES Sturgeon Stops Crawford, 2h .. . ___ 4 0 1 2 3 0 the senior circuit swinging Into the Hubbell holding the PhiUles to seven Harris, rf ...... 3 0 1 0 0 Resorts to Lobbing to Offset BOROTRA TRIMS Gooch, c ___ 4 0 5 0 9 Spencer, c ...... 8 0 1 4 0 Ford, 8S . . . . .4 1 1 3 0 last month of 1980 season with the hits and Leach and Hogan-hitting Hayes, 2 b ...... 3 1 1 8 7 Slowm VhikBiiridiaif Lucas, p . . . . 4 1 11 © 1 9 Chicago Cuba holding a four game homers and Terry pounding out a Crowder, p ... a...... 3 • 1 0 1 SO. W I N D S O R S !^ Opponent’s Superb Net lead of the Giants in second place triple, double and two singles, the SUTTER EASILY 34 5 11 27 13 0 29 a 7 27 10 ? Chicane but the Cardinals Rooming as the first game was easy. Thirteen hits Boston Tames Rodm D^ B(9E AB. R. H. PO. most serious threat only a rang off the Gianta hats in the sec AB. B. H. PO. A E. Play and Wins Hard Blair. 2b ...... * « 1 * 2 game further back in third position. ond encounter, but Bill Walker’s Oliver, c f ...... 4 IN EXHIBITION English, ss ...... •* 0 1 2 3 St. L o ^ was the only one of the wildness in the early innings gave Scarrltt. If ...... 4 0 o i e v Spilbme Knocked Ont of Box Games .Played Out Cuyler, rf ...... i 0 1 2 3 the Phillies a l?ad which the Mc- Regan,' 2b ...... 3 0 0 8 2 1 Fought Match 6-3, 3-6, "Wilson, cf ...... 3 0 0 8 0 four leadOTS to win a doubleheader W ebb, rf ...... 4 1 2 2 0 0 D. Taylor, If ...... 2 0 0 1 0 yeaterday. the Gianta and Robins Grawmen were unable to overcome. Reeves, 3 b ...... 4 0 1 1 2 0 in Eighdi; Fmal Score is Town. « Kelly, lb ...... 4 0 0 4 0 breaking even the Cuba dropping Wally Berger’s 32d homer was In Todt, lb ...... 3 0 1 B O O iiSb- Hartnett, c ...... 2 0 0 4 1 strumental hi dropping the Robips Warstler, ss ...... 2 -0 0 2 2 0 6-3. both of their games. Aa the result Rhyne, ss ...... 0 0 0 2 1 0 Bonnding Basque Speaks Bell, 3b ...... 3 0 0 3 0 the Cards jumped into third place, into fourth place the drive' account tnS Malone, p ...... 2 0 4 0 0 Berry, c . . . !\ ...... 3 0 0X10 8 l o 5 . ' Although Ed baseball games w ^e Shealy. p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 shoving the Robins back into fourth ing for three of the Braves’ rims Lisenbee, p .7>r-...3 0 1 0 1 0 Stephenson, x ...... M 0 0 0 0 and left the league standing like that beat the Robins 5 to 3 in the Rothrock, X ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 scheduled over the Labor Day w e^ i , The strategic change from a Highly in Praise of Young end, Manchester Green had the lamtF Nelson, p ...... 0 0 0 0 ^0 th is: / / first game. HoUis Thurstcm pitched Durst, X ...... 1 ® driving to a soft, lobbing style of good ball and drove in two runs South Windsor won the baseball minute opportunity, to go into aew 28 0 S 24 7 2 Chicago 77-53 .592. / I 2 ~1 7 24 9 1 series from the Community Club play enabled Tom Hawley to eUmi- American Tennis Stars. Cincinnati ...... 101 102 OOx— 5 New York 72-68 .563. with a double to give Brooklyn a 4 Washington ...... 001 100 OOx—3 tion twice and took advantage ie®! to 2 win in the second game— Boston ...... 000,000 100—1 at the West Side Sunday afternoon, both ootn with the result that todays nate Ross Shirer in a three set bat Runs batted In, Strlpp 2, Cuccinello St. Louis 73-58 .557. 2; two base hits. Walker. Swanson, Brooklyn 75:69 ,563. While lacking much of the color Runs batted in. Rice, Spencer, 8-5 before a large crowd. Jimmy j their seeison’s record shows tww; tle at the Manchester Country Ford: three base hits, Ehglish; stolen of the National League race the Reeves: two base hit, Webb; three SpiUane started for the Community ‘By TED VOSBURGH bases, Strlpp; sacrifices, Cuccinello; In moving ahead of the Robins, base hits, Hayes, Reeves, Webb; more victories.' - ' A thletics and N ew Y ork Y anks MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN\‘ TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1930. lE A G E T E N ' LECTIO Hi . - . -/ , / - • V* , ' -•, J, •» • gQyQy0y00yg3gX3yoyCSO6SS36XXS6363^^ require the state to give preference T A E I AfAl " " AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 / HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 BUSINESS LOCATIONS ’ to its citizens at prevailing rates of r Okl iTr.n llP <^l,lll.ill. reached his side. Ift was more th^ \ Want Ad InformatloB FOR RENT 64 UWONS PROGRESS: wages, and passage ^ pf the Credit two hours beftjre tho^state police OAK DINING ROOM TABLES $5- FOR SAXiB — 1928 CHEVROLET Union bill. ^ arrived to nuib ‘ 'the Ihve^gation Manchester, coach, good condition, reasonable $15. Used oak buffets, $5-$15. Un FOR RENT—LARGE STORE suit ...In conclusion, aft4r referring to now customary in fatal- aecidetita. for cash. Phone 7715 after 6 p. m. used china closet $10. able for grocery or meat market, d espite ffilENteS the troubles, of the year, Mr. Moore W OlAN KILLED The accident occiured '•near"' fha 'Evening Herald ^ Watkins Furniture EJxchange .,. with all fixtures installed, ideal for - . - . . -r . - expressed hope that highways” soon same spot where, an overloaded to GOOD USED CARS f ; ' ■ ■ _ • • Neighborhood store located at 64 V ■ ■ ■ will be dotted with those |iuge bill bacco bus overtuniedimd*^ caught Cash or Terms CLASSIFIED ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 ' Wfetherell street IE toterested com hoard posters which were donspiou- . V- ^ ‘ fire with three children Ipi^g th ^ Madden Bros. municate with owner at New Rye ous about the first of the year tell 'ADVERTISEMENTS Tel. 5500 George Joknston, Aged lives last year. . 681 Main S t TO RENT—ROOM FOR lighthouse Baking Company, 374-376 Windsor State Labor Head Reviews ing us business was good. We should Johnston was' a carpenter' by Count Mx averajr* keeping, facing front, pleasant and Avenue, Hartford or Phone 6-4473. keep it good, nothing can stop us.” trade and had worked in. and about ■ Initials, numbers and sbbrevlauons BUSINESS SERVICES convenient. Wm. Rubinow, 841 We all hope that when they do re Deaf, Struck by TroDey at Rockville for about 50 years. He^ each w u n t as a word M d eo“ P°“ .^ Work of Year at Today^s appear they will resdly mean some words as two worda Minimum cost Is OFFERED 13 Main street. Telephone 5658. HOUSES FOR RENT 65 was bom in Ireland. His recent nrice of three lines. . thing more than -a begiimers’ les home was in an old shack made f o r RENT—FURNISHED front Ldne rates per day lor transient ASHES REMOVED BY THE LOAD FOR RENT— ONE-HALF DUPLEX Conference. son in mob V psychology.” Ogden Corner^ over from a hen coop. H.e worked room in Selwitz Building. Inquire or job. Any other jobs for light house, 5 rooms completely renovat on farms about’ .the vicinity for hl* ElflectlTe March IT, IMT at Sewlitz Shoe Shop. Cash Charge truck. V. Firpo, 116 Wells street ed and garage at 26JHenry street. li"ving. - • C 6 Consecutive Days «.| 7 ctsl * cts Dial 6148. Apply 24 Henry street. Hartford,-Conn., Sept. 2— (AP)— BROOKLYN WOMAN George Johnston, father of Mrs. In addition to Mrs. Klotw, John-* Benjamin H. Kioter of 8 Autumn 1 i? d \ l cm BOARDERS WANTED 59-A FOR RENT OR SALE—7 room President Moore in his re"view said ston leaves another daughter, Mrs. All orders for irregular Insertions street, was instantly killed shortly STORAGE 20 single house, modem improve the year had been one of progn^ess INJURED, TREATED HERE Isabel Tyler of Westbrook, three will be charged at the one time m a BOARD AND ROOM in private after 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon sons, Frank and Benjamin of Cleve Special rates for long term every M O VING—TRUCKING— family, teacher preferred. Phone ments, North Elm street. Phone despite general business depression when he walked into, a passing day advertising given upon and wide-spread unemployment. land, and Wilfred of Modsup; kleo 7003.' 3300. Rock-ville bound trolley car near his Ads ordered for PERRETT & GLENNEY Inc.—Mov More than forty locals had been af Victim of Crash in Mansfield two sisters, Mrs. George Semple of and stopped before the third or fifth TO RENT—7 ROOM SINGLE at 75 heune at Ogden’s Comer in Vernon. East Hartford and Mrs. Sarah Wil day will be charged only for the ac ing, packing and shipping. Daily filiated, others reorganized and a is Brought to Memorial Hos Johnston, a man 70 year^ of age. tual number of times the ad appear service to and from New York. 14 WANTED— ROOMS— Branford street. All improvements, better understanding of the Labor son of Broad Brook. Funeral ar ed. charglnT at the rate earned, but garage. Inquire Cheney Bros. Rent pital for Her Hurts. has been deaf, for the ) last few rangements are incomplete but the trucks at your service. Agents for BOARD 62 movement spread. Business meet no allowance or refunds can be made Department. ings had been better attended, socisd months and apparently did not see service ■will probably be held at r "2 on six time ads stopped after tne United Van Service, one of the or hear the approaching trolley car YOUNG STENOGRAPHER wishes affairs were a success and organized Mrs. Rae Kaplan, 46 years of age, o’clock tomorrow afternoon v at fifth day. , ,, leading long distance moving com is at the Memorial hospital and ex which was in charge of Bernard C No “till forbids” : display lines not panies. Connection in 162 cities. room and hoard with private fami labor benefitted by its progressive, "White’s funeral rooms in Rockville pects to remain there the remainder Solyn of Wethersfield Avenue, Hart ly, located near mills or center. militant trade union organization. and burial in the Grove Hill ceme *°^he Herald will not be responsible - Phone 3063, 8860, 8864. of the week under observation as ford. for more than one Incorrect Insertion Address Box V. Herald. HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA He paid feeling tribute to work tery. Rev. George S. Brookes of of any advertisement ordered tor D T. WOOD CO.—Furniture and ers who had died in the year—^Wil the result of injuries suffered in an The motorman said he first saw Rock"ville will officiate. more than one time. * . . piano moving, modem equipment, liam Larkin, of Westport, William automobile accident on the Msms- Johnston when he was approaching The Inadvertent omission of locof* APARTMENTS—FLATS— IN SPRINGFIELD CONTEST field-Putnam road Saturday night. rect publication of advertising will be experienced help, public store Hoffman, of Bridgeport, Frank the tracks some fifty feet ahead xn 85 DAYS ON POLE rectified only by cancellation of the house. Phone 4496. TENEMENTS 63 Musanti, of Bridgeport, William H. The car was being driven by Mor a stooped over position. The trolley charge made for the service rendered. Vale, of the Hatters, Timothy Col ris Kaplan of 115 Logan street, wW.stie and foot gong were soimd- All advertisements must conform Will Be Entered At Eastern Milford, Sept. 2.—(AP) — Ray FOR RENT—5 ROOM fiat, second lins, of New Britain, Timothy Regan Brooklyn, N. Y., and in the car was ed in vain, but still the man kept In style, copy and typography with EU Kaplan, 46, of 824 East 12th mond (Lookout) Sherwood came regulations enforced by the publish REPAIRING 23 fioor, enclosed porch 12x1.5 in rear, States Exposition— First Re of the Carpenters, and others all walking toward the tracks. Motor- street, Brooklyn, N. Y., and his wife, down to earth last night after 35 ers and they -reserve the right to good rent for $22. Mrs. J. F. Shee hearsal Tomorrow. well-known in labor circles, and to man Solyn threw the operating lev days in a beach chair atop a forty- edit, re vise, or reject any copy con MOWER SHARPENING, vacuum han, 92 Holl street. Phone 7855. John F. Gunshanixpn, of Hartford Mrs. Rae Kaplan, also Silby Le"vdne, sidered objectionable. ^ ^ cleaner, phonograph, clock repair 26, of 115 Logan street, Brooklyn, er,, into reverse but it was too late foot pole here. Sherwood got a CLOSING HOURS— Classified ads to The members of the Manchester “whose efforts to improve li"ving to stop the car which sped past the shave and a haircut and then went ing, key fitting. Braithwaite, 52 FOR RENT—6 ROOM TENEMENT conditions in Connecticut were un Sind Lena Kaplan of the same ad be published same day must be re High school orchestra will waste no man. Johnston still apparently did home to do some more sitting. ceived by 12 o'clock noon: Saturdays Pearl street. modern improvements .at 16 Wads dress. They were making a curve time getting down to business. They tiring.” . , not see the trolley for he walked 10:30 a. m. worth street,, near Main. Phone Asks For Sup^rt when the car skidded and turned are requested to bring their instru headlong into the side of the CJ’.r. TELEPHONE YOUR ^ 6858. ments tomorrow for a rehearsal durr President Moore Bfiade an appeal over, pinning all in the sedan. They COURSES AND CLASSES 27 for support of the imion label, shop were helped out by a passing auto He was struck a severe glancing Tax Collector’s Notice WANT ADS. FOR RENT—6 ROOM TENEMENT ing the seventh period preparatory blo"w which knocked him to the Ads are accepted over the telephone EARN MORE—LEARN BEAUTY to going to Springfield to take part card and button. He also asked for mobile driver and brought to North ; at 33 Stone street, garage and Coventry where they were given groiimd. at the CHARGE RATE given above culture. There is a great demand in the contest on the Eastern States whole-hearted support of organized as a convenience to advertisers, but chicken coop, all improvements. first aid and then taken to the Man ^ The blow partially decapitated Seventh School District for trained operators. Details free Exposition program. Last year labor’s own insurance company. He the CASH RATES will be accepted M Rent free to 15th of Sept.. Inquire chester Memorial hospital. All were the pedestrian and he was dead FULL PAYMENT If paid at the busi from this nationally known insti Manchester placed second and won explained at length the old-age pen Notice is hereby given that th* 15 St. La-wrence street. Tel. 8320. sion movement and the coming cam treated for minor cuts and injuries ness office on or before the seventh tution, Hartford Academy of Hair a $50 cash prize. school tax of 3 mills on the doUar day following Jhe first Insertion dressing, 693 Main street, Hart paign to get support for the legisla with the ‘ exception of Mrs. Kaplan is due and collectible on th e. first each ad otherwise the CHARGE FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT. All who has a bad cut on her head. HAVE YOU A FARM’/ RATE will be collected. No responsi modem conveniences, centrally tive bill. day of September, 1930, and for the ford. On the shorter work-day Mr. X-ray pictured were taken. bility for errors in telephoned ads located. Apply 25 Strant street or If you have a farm in or near purpose.of coUecting said tax I wiU •will be assumed, and their accuracy BARBER TRADE taught In day FORMER BOLTON MAN Moore said fewer hours and the five The party was to spend the holi be at my home, 104 Haynes streeL cannot be guaranteed. telephone 6358. day week are an absolute necessity. day- with friends in Putnam, who Manchester for sale, lease or to and evening classes. Low tuition trade list it "with us as we have Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5 to INDEX OF rate, Vaughn Barber School, 14 FOR RENT—MODERN 6 ROOM He said: "We are fast approaching were notified of the accident and 9 O’clock P. M. (D. S. T.) CLASSIFICATIONS Market street. Hartford, flat. Steam heat with or without DEAD IN TORRINGTON a condition wherein the machine is took the rest of the party to their several good prospects. If NOTICE—^All taxes unpaid O cto-' garage. Apply C. J. McCann, . 20 driving from the payrolls the people destination. The car, a Nash sedan, you wish to buy a farm or any ber 1, 1930, ■will be charged interest Births ...... ^ who consume the product. The con was brought Madden Brothers Engagements ...... » MUSICAI^DRAMATIC 29 Henry street. Torrington, Sept. 2.— (AP) — other kind of real estate see us at the rate of 9%' from Sbptember \ Marriages L dition must be met by a shorter Sunday. It . is in a badly damaged 1st, 1930 to March 1st, 1981, and; D e a th s...... g Charles H . Alvord, 68, former presi Work-week and shorter work-day.” and if we haven’t listed what FOR RENT—5-ROOM FLAT with condition! • The family called at the 10% for balance of the year add Card of Thanks ••..•••••••••••• * TEACHER OF PIANO—Beginners all modem improvements. Apply dent of the Hendey Machine Com Taking up political activity which hospital" at I noon yesterday before you want we will try and locate In Memorlam 7 and more advanced pupils. For de- pany, chairman of the city hoard of 12% for all liens filed. XiOSt and Found ••••••••••••••• 3 16 Cambridge street or telephone will come this fall, President Moore returning, to Brooklyn, Her hus it for you. Sighed, '■< > : Announcements * tafis call 3369 after 5:30 p. m. education and former representa said: “The non-partisan political 3679. band will return later In the week W. W. KEENEY, . . Personals ...... • tive for Torrington, died today at slogan of the American Federation Edward H. Keeney Antossobtte* and at that time it is expected that Collector. . FOR RENT—6 ROOM TENEMENT his summer home at Pine Orchard of Labor ‘Elect our friends and de Automobllss for Sale ....••■«•• 4 HELP WANTED— the injured woman will be able to 440 Keeney St. Dated at Manchester, ■ all modem improvements at jl8 after an illness of two years. He feat our enemies’ should he carried Automobiles for Sxchange »•*» e return home. ‘ ' August 26, 1930. Auto Accessories—Tires I FEMALE 35 Lincoln street, Station 55. $25.00 was bom in Bolton but spent the out hy the labor movement in this Insurance Inventories Auto Repairing—Fainting ...f ,, 7 per month with garage. Apply on greater part of his life in Torring state. Never in the history of orgsm- Auto Schools 7*A ton. j^ptos Ship hy Truck >. • •.# • • #. 4 WANTED—^WOMAN to help with premises. ized labor has it been so important DIVERS TRYING TO GET Autos—Vor Eire ... * to make a careful study of candi housecleaning. Call 8270. Guagc FOR RENT—6 ROOM FLAT, aU dates for political office. Maiiy ^ toroyelea— ^Blcyclee modem improvements, steam heat questions of great importance to the 8 MILLIONS IN GOLD Wanted Autos— ^Motorcycles . . . . 11 ed. Inquire 82 Cottage street or • business and, Professfonal Services HELP WANTED—MALE 36 SOVIET MUST PAY wage-earners of Connecticut will be ess Services Offered ...... IS telephone 4332. placed before law-making bodies. The A. Nash Co, Inc^ * Services Offered l l - A ONE OF THE LARGEST and most The opportunity to elect candidates Brest, France, Sept. 2.— (AP) — ntractins FOR RENT—DESIRABLE 6 room London, Sept. 2— (AP) — ’The popular life insurance companies who are friendly to labor is here. A calm sea favored the first sal •Nurseries ...... tenement thoroughly modern. Ap Russian Soviet government would Men’s Clothes Made to Measure by the offers to men sincerely desirous of We are fast approaching that day vage operations today of the ill- Directors •:• •• «i ply to J. P. Tammany, 90 Main pay “ the Lena Goldfields,” an Eng fated peninsular and Oriental liner ■ Plumhlnff—Roofing ,«a doing larger things an opportimi- when by our ballots, we shall say street, after 5. lish firm, about 13,000,000 pounds Egypt, in the hold of which, 400 feet _.oe ...... ty to establish themselves profit who shall represent us at Hartford rery'-^ressmaklng sterling, under the terms of a ruling beneath the waves were gold ingots l9-^rmcklng—Storage i... ably and permanently in one of the FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT with and at Washington. “GOLDEN RULE” of an arbitration court here today. On the prohibition question Presl worth $8,0/30,000. g^—Papering fastest gro"wing business in the all modem improvements, near ,The company, operating a, gold "For nearly twelve years this has been a living sym lonal Services ■Dk* • • »UC« dent Moore said he had advocated Early this rooming the Italian world. Experience in this line is Middle Turnpike. Inquire at 38 concession under contract from the tug R^fio stood alongside the sal bol of the spirit of this" organization—your absolute ug— Dyeing—Cleaning :••• not necessary, as we will furnish Elro street, after 5 p. m. modification of the Volstead Act, but Russian government, alleged their after ten years he believed modifica' vage vessel Artiglio bringing dyna assurance of complete satisfaction in buying. (^oofis and Service the specific training essential for offices had been raided by secret po !ted=Sn8lneB8 Service (liKJL* * * FOR RENT—6 ROOM TENEMENT tion was a fallacy. He believed the mite and powerful electric magnets marked success. If you are re lice, and that, in other ways they The best clothes on earth for the price. Made by Educational with garage, ail improvements. In amendment should be repealed. to'break thrbugh the steamship’s __ and Classes sourceful, capable and energetic had been prevented from living up steel decks so that divers may pene the happiest group of workers. YOU will be happy ^ate Instmctloni and axe earnestly seeking an op quire 168 Hillisird street. Tel. 6034. He said: “Federal prohibition has •''*__■_r_____9 to the terms of their agreement. A proven to us that a very large sup trate to the purser’s strong room wearing NASH CLOTHES. portunity for larger growth—^write British arbitration court has been where the treasure is believed for particulars, gi"vdng your ad-‘ FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT 2nd ply of bad liquors can hte maintained SO floor, all conveniences. Rent rea taking evidence in the case since locked. 5‘lnaiiclal dress including telephone number. in the. face of very rigid laws, and sonable. Inquire 219 Summit early last month. that a fair supply of fairly good The opei^tion of retrieving the $23,50 $29.50 $35.00 Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages n»..< 31 C. W. Mercer P. O. Box 1836, New The agreement between the sunken treasure is expebted to be a Business Opportunities 32 Haven, Conn. The Equitable Life street oj/ phone 5495. liquor can be maintained probably to SUIT OR OVERCOAT Money to Loan ...... 33 So-viet and the English company has a largOj extent through corruption of long and' delicate one. Swift tidal ^ ' Help and Sltnatlona Assurance Society of the United now been" ended. FOR RENT—5 large rooms, 3 Wal government employes. [currents and confused eddies make 200 Samples, 20 Styles to Choose From. H elpW anted— ^Female ...... 35 States. nut street near Pine. Near Cheney the work of divers dangerous. Right Help Wanted— IVlale, , 1,1# 33 Temperance Disappears' Help Wanted—Male or Female .. 37 mills. Very reasonable. Inquire “Prohibition has failed in every now the ‘best weather of many ^Lgents W anted ,:c37-A POULTRY AND Tailor Shop, telephone 5030 or Christiain' civilized community - in months prevails’and,[rthose in charge Dial 6995 for Appointment. ^ Situations "Wanted-Female 38 Hartford 7-5651. NEW WAGE PACT of the ^ va ge operations hope the Situations Wanted—Male 39 SUPPLIES 43 which it has been tried. It has Employment Agencies 40 certaiifiy-failed in the United'States. work can be finished" before the Sep FOR RENT—4 ROOM TENEMENT Live Stock—Pets—^Poultry—Vehicles Scranton, Pa", Sept. 2.—-(A P)— Eadh yekr we find 1,000,000 people, tember storms set in. WILLIAM E. KEITH FOR SALE — Y o u n g roasting at 300 Spruce street, second floor; Dogs-™“Birds— Pets 41 ducks. Telephone 8837. B. T. Allen, With nearly all mines in this region or flaore, con"victed o f drunkenness. 24 Locust street, ' South Manchester, Conn. Live Stock^“Vehlcles •••••••.ek,,,, 42 Inquire 302 Spruce street. CHURCH IS DAMAGED Poultry and Supplies ...... * . 43 37 Doane street. operating on a full time basis, the Temperance among the yoimg has Local Representative Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 Lackawanna section of the anthra disappeared. The government loses For Sale—Miscellaneous 3 ROOM SUITE, new Johnsou Bridgeport, Sept. 2.— (AP)—^Van Block, all modem improvements. cite fields saw the new wage pact nrmiially in revenue ^jiundreds of Articles for S a le ...... 46 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES between miners and operators be millions of dollars. Graft and cor dals made their tenth raid in recent Boats and Accessories ...... 46 Phone Aaron Johnson 3726 or jani months yesterday on St. Augus Building Materials ...... 47 — RADIO 49 tor 7635. come effective today imder favor ruption is rampant among' enforce Diamonds— "Watches— Je'welry . . 48 able conditions. ment officers. Crime -.seems to tine’s church- here. Votive stands Electrical Appliances—Radio ... 49 RADIO—KOLSTER CONSOLE — FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT, first The contract nms for five years flourish and disrespect for all laws along the altar rail were damaged Fuel and.Feed ...... 49-A and attempts, made to pry loose Garden — Farm— Dairy Products 50 real station-getter, new set of floor, in good condition, at 73 Ben and seven months and affects wages seenis to be growing. There is no Household Goods ...... 51 tubes, price complete $50. Kemp’s ton street. Inquire Home Bank & and working conditiops of more legal or moral obligation upon a the poorbox in the reSr of the church. About $100 JL^age was Machinery and T o o ls ...... 62 Inc. Telephone 5680. Trust Company. than 150,000 men. The two princi state to. imdertake state enforcement Musical Instrum ents...... S3 done, the Rev. Peter IL McLean, Office and Store Equipment . . . . 54 pal features of the contract are that of natidnal prohibition; it Ciannot Specials at the S to re s...... 56 FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat. 329 the miners retain the old "wage scale hfcnestly be enforced. Therefore I pastor of the church, said. Wearing Apparel— F u r s ...... 67 FUEL AND FEED 49-A East Center street, all improve am of the opinion that the state en and obtain a meflified form of check I;; Wanted— To Eiiy ...... 68 ments. Telephone 8063. off. One concefesion "won hy the op forcement act should be repealed as OW THAT JACKSON Rooms— Board— Hotels— Resorts FOR SALE—SEASONED BIRCH j CHARMING HOME Restaarauts wood $5. per load. Hard wood $6 erators is that whenever possible the a step towards the outright repeal SiO O'BRINE HAVE SET Rooms Without Board ...... 59 FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT with of the 18th amendment with aU its A REFUELING ENDURANCE • YES, IF THE PLANE per load. Prompt delivery. Phone union agfrees to the pa3mient of Six rooms and sim parlor, fire Boarders "w anted...... 59-A all modem improvements, to wages by check rather t h ^ in cash. hypocrisy, political corruption and KCORD OF MORE THAN WOULD AVERAGE 100. Country Board— R eso rts...... 60 8581 or Rosedale 37-4. adults. Inquire 37 Delmont street the everlasting disrespect for ^ place, colored tile\ bath, steam heat, 30 DAYS. SOMEONE MILES AN HOUR,THE Hotels— Restaurants ...... 61 spacious front and rear halls, hard TRIP COULD BE MADE Wanted— Rooms— Board ...... 62 Telephone 8039. OIL PRODUCTION probably w ill attempt FOR SALE—HARD WOOD, stove law.” ' ' wood floors; several cloaets, heated IN WO HOURS Real Estate For Rent or fire-place, $6 per load. Also soft President Moore advocated a labor A'NOMSTQP REFUELING A-partments, Flats. Tenements . . 63 FOR RENT—4 ROOM TENEMENT garage, laimdry. m fact a complete wood $5 per load. W. J. McKinney, Tulsa, Okla., Sept. 2.— (AP) — paper, and insistence that the labor f l ig h t a r o u n d t h e Business Locations for Rent . . . 64 newly done over. All improve party of Connecticut “adopt a policy weU built brand new house for $500 WORLD Houses for Rent ...... 65 Rosedale 28-2. ments. Inquire Mrs. Alfred Henne- The Oil and Gas Journal reported a Suburban for Kent ...... 66 decline of 2,245 barrels in the daily similar to that of the Pennsylvania down, balance pay as rest lUs Bummer Homes for Rent ...... 67 quin, 32 Cottage street. department which seeks to elemin- is your opportunity if tot'erested. Wanted to R e n t...... 68 average production of oil in the Real Estate For Sale GARDEN—FARM- United States for the week ended ate the barring from Industry men Nice Uttle poultry ^plac^i'3 acres, Apartment Building for Sale . . . 69 DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 UNIONS DUCK POLI'nCS August 30. The production was es who have reached the age.'of 45 house 6 rooms, steqm beat,^ elec Business Property for S a le ...... 70 timated at 2,473,152 barrels, com years.” Abolish the age limit” he tricity, handy location in town. Farms and Land for S a l e ...... 71 FOR SALE— Wealthy and Graven- Dublin. (A P .)—A t a recent labor said. “Let the sole test be—:can the Price only $5,600. Easy terms. Houses for Sale •••••••....••... 72 pared with a daily average for, the ‘ • Lots for Sale 73 stein apples, 50c, 75c and $1.00 congress here where delegates of preceding week of 2,475,397 bar applicant do the work?” .. Kesort Property for S ale ...... 74 basket. Edgewood Fmit Farm, 461 40 imions represented 160,000 mem rels. The defeat of Judge J. J.; Parker, Suburban for S a le ...... 7v Woodbridge street. Tel. 5909. bers, it was decided to separate Scattered decreases in heavy oil for a place on the supreme, ogurt- Heal Estate for Exchange...... 76 ROBERT J. SMITH the strictly trades union affairs production accounted for the drop, bench was regarded by, Mr^ Wanted— Real E sta te ...... 77 FOR SALE—EIBERTA Peaches,. ;jlO09|faln Anctlon— Legal Notice* from politics by having a separate the output, of light gravity oil in as a victory for organized labor. .T^e Price 50c, 75c and $1.00. Andrew Fire and 'AntombbUe Insurance Legal Notices ...... 78 organization for each acti"vity. creasing 1,417 barrels. president desired a law which will Walek, 279 Keeney street. GAS BUGGIES—No Competative Spirit By FRANK BECK I’- ■ - rsi WELL HAVE TO YDUVE GOT ) OH D E A R TH ERE! L O O K -r A T M Y 1^*;. CELEBRATE MR. RUSSELLS QUITE A TAN ^ THATS NOTHIN. SMOULDERS!! LIKE VISIT, HEM. HE CAME ON YOUR FACE, L O O K A T AN INDIANS. ALL THE WAY FROM B IL L . M Y ARMS.'! '■■MM SALISBURY TO W E L L -. — r z t w i Ki l a k e s . T H A T YOU ENTERTAIN WOULD HIM AND I'LL BE RUN OUT AND LOVELY, M A K E SOME’ AMY. l e m o n a d e . it "•[ • ■'-H S O I T IBI A V g) YOURE NOT THE H E R E . I l L W AIT’LL YOU up in tiieair ONIY ONE. LOOK SHOW YOU ,SEE A T MV There are at least four mistake s in the above picture. 'They, n^iy " NECK pertain to gramfioar, history, etiqiie tte, drawing or whatnot See if you U i TAN can? find "them, "'^envlook at the scrambled vmrd btfow - - and scramble it,’ by switching the letters around, drhdh yburaelf ^ i # ' ‘ each of the mistakes you find, and 2 0 for the wmrd if you uiucramlfie i t . ' V :> '’■-^.',1 . C O R R B ^ O N S . .I'' _ (1) Waif of the inane's pr<^Uer is m l^n g. (S) Jadkaoa and C pB r^ were up 27 days, and not SO. (8) It would he lnq;»ossib!e to -make trip ln/140 hours. (4) A stmt Is missing from the ® is soraihWed word Is AVIATION. - > V . — ■ ■ 'Wj .-ii PAGEELEVE I " ^ j ^ l jiRfER EVENING HERALD, ^XJTH MANCHESTER, CONtt.; TUESDAY, SEPTfitesit j 193(y. ^ ^ 2 1 / By P^cy K Crosby SEIPPY -A- ■ SENSE AND nonsense MMfM CAKPAISM P^MP i J u s t s o l o a l o t o p PeMciL'eoxe^ 0 BEVOUKA LUTIQH (p M tn SONG TO LABOR A VUA6 ONS . X r 1 L&bor ^ ^ %AV€tTiJ«,.O0Li,^5^OUS6 To A KIO \ We are thankful for your ^ g h t , | You have battled in ■'me night j '~-V I m u s t SAN THAT t ■ > - Ton, b u t j TH € s r r r s M i X To turn darkness *Int& light. . « 6^.^0 h 6 When all Uftture'domineer^, > TMItJK *rH6S6.P6NCIL / IN S U L T X 6 0 T OR SAV €0 TM €Se Forest nor inbraw you,feared— | Boxes'Lt SO LIKB ( IT W A S Brain and body persevered. ■ ejwtpTy Boxes. v" A COj^A Now to you we give salute, “ HOTcAKes; I'tt POT TH€M ■XHC K IO ASKCO You have raised us from the brute. ^ . IM T H E B A T H ■yi Lj&tepr • • FOP SOME PS0FL6 We are thankful for your skill, j T u b t o g e t t h e ■To 6 0 IM IT - - Girded steel and muscled will ! p a p e r o ff. ■ V, Do a nation’s hope fulfill. j t h e n I ' l l From you mammoth cities spnmg : — By your sweat was greatness. PAIKIT -THeM I------# 7 7 5 7 .wrung; 1 Now your honor must be sung. 1 -L We are grateful for the tbil | 'yWyadJ.^-^iaA. That brought beauty from the i \V%. ^ .V pence- '\Lo' soil. ^ ... , t -Percy . L.i- Crnsb;Crnsbv, . Great Britain righta reserved FM«Noci»rpH rteCDC Uabor! <{)ld80 i( King•»-. ra,-...Features---- Syndicate. e--T«e. Inc We are thankful for your dreams That have blasted nature’s : schemes, j OUR W a r d in g h o u s e Dreams that span majestic j By Fontaine Fo:i Iqnea OtKiyg ftctctig Toonerville Folks \ streams, i By Gene Ahern From the quarries have come j Some people think opportunity Is stone, ia chance to get money without Skyscrapers from them have! earning it. THIS IS THE TIME OF TEAR WHEN THE FELLOWS CAN T m G o iA iG ”t vlAVe growTi— : V e U ft E T t t ’ P A F F IE S T , FINDS EX-PRESIDENT “ iCfT A SIGN 'S too EAD, PODMERe RECKON’' O F H ER . j THET BLASTED PHANTOM 1 Panama-City.—^It takes a lot of V^PAMiTOlA X\W&'S UTTLS IS LEFT EOREACS’/ S RING GOT AW M , T D O ^ nerve to fine an ex-President, but To DO, BOT To ROUV151 UP OF r the mayor of this city recently did. Two hundred and seventy-nine prop £1^5 KViS> MTEMD TD ______erty owners were fined $5 each for failing to paint their house this p e v e loping year, and Dr. Belisario Porras, who peed for knowl has been president of the republic edge early, S. three times, was one of them. ferker Gilbert, \ ^ smr reparations GUIDE LIGHTS expert, startled ee s i dents of J -Berlin. (AP.)—Three hours have B10 omfield, N. been cut off the Berlin-London air J., his home mail route by installation of guide LJM town, by walk- lights through Belgium, thus'doing Ipg about the away with a stop at Cologne to \ I streets reading av/ait daylight. Letters mailed 0 asV IS TUE HERO OF THE. HOUl?. a book.'' here at 8 p. m. are delivered in HE\/£P. VN CUeU^^^m^'S HlStORW N'JAS ■C1830 BY NO agwioL me.riwa!ffawS London next morning. TrtERE SUC.W K DISASTROUS PEFEAT. WS tretLE. FORCE OF 300 SUFFERED OH\N '3 CASUALTIES, MJKILE^ THE ENEMY A DVS APPOINTMEMT T o WASH AUD EA^.THS^ HAP. l o st oner, h a l f ' ITS ARfAY OF 2 ,0 0 0 HOPED TO m o MARY IM ONE OF THE CAPTURgP QAgiSy .iTrr ^ AS CASUALTIES OR PRlEOMERS.______ Aw, Please! By Blosser HAL. C O CH RAN '-*PICTU RES FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ..... AN’ riA,TAKIN’ OFF IN JUST 1 CAN b o p l e n t y —- -JUST TWE SAME^WELL A PBVJ 'MINUTES To vT, '-.C <9 /’/<* a nae.aaMV.orr. * ■ ' -a- By Small SA U pM A N SA])1 ^ Maybe They’re Amateurs (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) You WCLPtED l'(A OONM^ IFOLLdW 7 ^ When with their swim the bunch' now you'can stand right by me un- TBosiE. *cftusa i‘u l trere through they thought the next; til the race is over. Who will win?” SFi'y, - WHO '3V1ST RVlLLfeO fxwisv FROIA IM ArtfePife' T t t e Y D o i n ' C U C K O O ? ^ b u c k s hing they should do was run along 1 But, ere the lad could say a word Mef^es.'P he pretty bank and get some .ex-! the scampering of feet was beard. stb a e, Vi iTH T u «r BIO-, .THEY CfiW J * iTCise. "Let's have a short race, | Nobody won ’cause they were tied, T i ^ O C K ? ’C o u K s e . K ew ! B U T ust for fim. ’Twill pep us upr be- j when they came tearing In. ' eoeAfcTHlM* VJBN X leath the sun," suggested lltUe “WeU, we have had enough of / / VJ(^ONCr WITH "Ctie. foxpy. Then he heard wee Clowny’s ! this. And there are things that we 3.>^ COtABiUFtTloM OM ■ ! will miss, if we don’t travel on our j , . r TBs. sewe. m o \ * ^ d so he added, "Oh, not you. | way,” the Travel cried oirt. (HJXHJEh 0 0 ^ -3 . LS.&\ COULDN'T OPe:NlT- ’m sure a race would never do. You “ You’re right, the Tinymltea coi^ ‘►Co -t-C b Iways are too lazy. You just wait fessed. .^ d then toe whole b ^ ch m. od L a judge.” right," said 1 quickly fiowny, ‘That suits me. I’ll be comes a funny cart,” they soon a fair as I can be. Right here is heard Coppy sholht. irhere I’m going to sit. I promise ' The mao who drove the cArt cried, . won’t budge.” “Hey! If all of you are boimd my The Travel Man soon shouted. way. I’ll let you ride along with me. Go!” And then he laughed out, In town we’ll soon arrive.” ‘Tou Ho, ho, ho!” Poor Coppy Tiny- bet! You bet!” toe whole bunch lite had tripped and fallen in a roared, and then they prompUy He. then cried, ‘Tm too far hopped aboard. Wee Clowhy. was «hta?i. so I won’t race, but I don’t real tickled when toe'kind man let lind. T think I’m pretty brave when him drive. can smile instead of weep.” 'You bet you are,” the Travel I (The Tinyraitee meet s nice Uttle •rrftLxirrf-'* Urn snapped back at him. “ And! girl In the next story. -♦JMV:- - 1--5 -.Ti'S-'.-Ai. . . ..x.^ - V < i.. : • fr'?s ■ ■ ■i;, s;^- FAGfiTWBCVS lEvmittQ $BraUt ‘ - (: 4; " :'y'^ *“'5 ifeg Andrew Clemaon of North Ulm Ray Dayif of the Manchester Me EMERGENCY DOCTORS Street, Is spading a. T^ejBk, with his morial hospital laboratory, with Mrs. SBODTTOWN daughter, Mrs. M. Jepseh, in Bliza- DaViis, has returned from four DoctcH’s E. C. Higgins and N. beth ,:N . J. • weeks’ vacation spent in Ashville, A. Btu:r/w^ respomL, to emer- N. Ci, and other places nearby. .. gency 'ctilr tomorroKv aftemooB. IM Saturday Bight waa moving xdght M iss Josephine‘il^uikik Of 21 Kfarry W-+— ------^------1 tor two Main atreet atorea. LauIb street was the guest of honor at a william Carney and family, form ' I D til, who had conducted a cobbler surprise party held recwtly at' the erly of this place, but now a resident Ernest WjUiama and his friend, shop in the State theater building home of hflss Catherine. Opalach. of Cambridge, spent the weekend fi^w son Fullerton of Maplewood, N. WRITS moved hla machinery, stock and the About 35 of her friends were pres visiting in town, making their stay ^fj., were guests over the holdiay of entire contents of his store to a ent and spent an enjoyable evening •^th Mrs. John Waddell of Cooper »iMr. and Mrs. J. M. Williams of Hud- store in the Princess building on playing games, paging and dan c^. Hill and Cedar street. stre e t • Birch street. The stock that was She received many beautiftd gifts. contained in the Newark Shoe store A buffet limch was served by. Mrs. Joseph Pearson of Manchester, N, Miss Ellen and Miss Jennie John- in the Orford building was also Opalach and Mrs. Kusek.. , H., will be the speaker at the Gospel ' son of Maple street fm