KILL TIME in LOATHE DIES Ollicisls^ of - Thiswestchester Community Are Aroused Over the Conditions Dmcribed As “ Idiock- Ing” by Park Superintendent Martin

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. for the Bttetli ef .-/A-t'-V.J? 5,488 :v‘.-. t •> ■evkwa of th* Ae«lt w-of- C|*cvl«(ton r -, %* ^ «gry Bot eo v;a > -’j ,1.' ■>‘ 4 V-. ir Afc-ti;..i 4:. < VOL. XU V., NO. 247. ■Mv^n hOmg oo FBse' PR I(^ THRSB 4i!U£. OFSTGIALS ;BB0WN DPQM’ AN AlJTOeitifBBB TAN TREESWEEPS ' - - - ■ I ' t 'i. i » F ir^ Lady at M i^nrainSfêoil ."CjHnmenc^ Ryoi N. Y., • July-1»^(AP)— Women blithers in sdar^ of an . y - - : r unbroken e^panw o f tsn which MANOFFHAY goes well imtii evening . gowns will do wdl-to avoid the Rye' town park hereiafter. KILL TIME IN LOATHE DIES Ollicisls^ of - thisWestchester community are aroused over the conditions dMcribed as “ idiock- ing” by Park Superintendent Martin. Martin r^>orted that Hillstown Fanner Killed By after taking a dip many women T ^ New Ha?en foK cfi^ .made a practice o f seehîg' more Fall To Road— Had Been thorough sun bathes in the se clusion o f the park. He Is W ^^ for Faces Another \ 2 Hour Remarking that ^*women now DUP Warned Not To Ride On adays seem to have lost all u sense o f propriety*’ Mayor Platt SatioS; H <4 H arder; sion Today-ârm ors of ordered the chief of police to sta ^ A H O S P IT A L Top of the Rick. tion a man at the, park, to stop Di^’tHeaajToKiHer. the practice. Fililmster F reep u ^ y Brushed o ff a load of hay o n ; New Haven, July l^ (A P )—Âr Mistake^ Dimyered Three Heard-'-Adjoomed which he was riding, by the branch.' rested here this morning after he of a tree, Thomas Scrivens, 29 years | had hitch-hiked his way frpm.Dpr- Night At 10 (Fcloch; Ih y old, of 460 Hillstown Road, suffered I BRUEPGTORULE chester. Mass., Bernard 'Thompson, Days Aftonrards wiles a a fractured skull late yesterday aft* i 26, a railroad worker,' today cm- emoon and died at the M em orial' fessed police say to the blackjack Take Vote Next Tsesday* hospital at 8 o’clodt Uiat night. A n ' ALL GERMANS NOW slaying of his aunt, Mrs. K. Edith ^ autopsy performed? by Medical Ebc- (Thompson) Wight, in her Saugus, Washington, July 19—(A P)—^ Mass., home Tuesday. Cbiesigo, July 19.— (A P )— The aminer Dr. William R. Tinker, re Senate settled down to an endurance Thompson, police say, tifid tivKm Charles Bambergers and the W il vealed the exact cause o f death. For Next Three Heaths Na contest of its own today and -won Warned. he had gone to the home c f' his liam Watktais xhay have the wrong aunt a private detective In Boston dered how much more time must Scrivens was .*iding on the top of babies butMr.' Bamberger wants tbe the automobile load of hay against tion F ifl Be Uoder a Vir stores, Tuesday morning, add both elapse before tbe volumble foes of the advice cf his fatheMn-law, Phil had had several, drinks. Then Mrs. one he has ziow even if the hospital W ight had made an' imcomplimen- tag says it belongs to the Watkins. the London naval treaty run bUt bf lip Hoffman sipd John Suchy, all of words or breath. whom are employed on the Cullman tual Djetatership. tary remark about his mower he Both babies were born June 30 at Brothers plantation. The load of “No more lessons, no more books—^no more teach ers ...” I t was the end ot the first term in the little said. He picked up a blackjack and the Englewood hospital. Both are Murmurs of "filibuster” were hay which was -to be used for Virginia mountain school endowed by President Hoover and others,! and Mrs. Hoover was a surprise gêkt at struck the woman two times. boys. It was Mr^. Watidna’ first heard with increasing frequency hut the commencement exercises. The First Lady is shown above, at the right, as she bade go^-bye to the Thompson said he attempted to bedding purposes was gathered at Berlin, July 19.— (AP)-M3ermany and Mrs. Bamberger’s third. the doughty leaders o f the opposi eighteen pupils who were present for the last class in the school building erected'near the Chief Ebcecutive’s re-vive her, then fled, he said. tion -vigorously denied they were the home of Chester Manning and began today a period of three Both baUes-and both mothers did when the truck had been loaded and R îd an fishing- camp. Miss Christine Vest, the teacher, is in the foreground, at fhe left. .Decides To Flee following any such course. months during which the govern On Thursday the death of Mrs. nicely and all were discharged from Another twelve hour session lay was about to move out onto the the hospital on the same day, July 9. ment is to be ruled by a dictator Wight was discovered and Thomp before the legislators and the pro- roadway, the load fell off. son hiding in his home an4 siuddus- Three days later, Mr. Watkins Took Chance. ship, not responidNe to any Parlia treaty forces were hopeful that?by ly scanning newsi>apers fbr news of was peraooally supervising the bath adjournment tonight the verbal csit- The men pitched the h&y back cm ment for its acts. the crime, decided to escape. ing o f his son. Christened Charles and at tiiat time, Mr. Hoffman ad- nPBOONINJAPitN flow would be nearly exhausted. It remained to be seen whether WITHERING HEAT WAVE A t 3 a. m. today Thompson told EvEmS WaOdQS. On the baby’s back ■vised Scrivens not to ride on the was &s piece of hospital identifica- Night Sessions * hay. Scrivens disregarded this and the President, Iêld Marshal Von two policemen here that he was Bernard Thompson., and had just tion ta ^ .- Failing In efforts to bitog about decided to take a chance. As a re Hindenburg or the Chancellor, LIED 30 PERSONS read that the pdUce Were looking for It read “Bamberger.” ^ an unanimous consent agreement sult the accident occurred. Neither Heiiudch Brueuing, would be the STRIKES WHOLE COUNTRY him. Half an hour later, Mr. Watkins limiting debate and fixing a time Hoffman or Suchy were aware of dominating figure in the new ar Thompson broke down.and admitted stormed into the Bamberger home, for a vote, administration lead^ the mishap until afterward. It ap crying “You’ve got the wrong baby, determined on night sessions as' a rangement. he had killed the woman. pears that Scrivens was brushed o ff 10,00(1 Homes Wrecked, Thompson is being held fbr Mass yr,urs ism ine." means of expediate action. by the branches o f a tree under Political observers felt certain Continent Cooks In Temper B U H E IS TIED UP achusetts police who are expected to A Qurse had just bathed the They held ready fo r presentaUSD I'hich the load of hay passed. that the Pnssidait, were he a young arrive here soon. BMxberger baby and had removed a petition to invoke the cloture rule, Found,In Road. er man, vmuld 'assume active con Scores•4 . hjnred — Then- 'T guess I must have been out of the tab, but-she found it and it bu.; they regarded its use as a last Forrest N. Buckland of ûsh Hill trol of the situation, but believed it atures of 96 to 113— 11 my head” he told reporters after his read: *Watklna.” resort only. road, Hillstown farmer, cutting hay posable, tinder the circiunstances BY LABOR STRIKES sands Are Made Homeless arrest Hospital authorities said they TOe firs ; o f the night sessions was in a nearby field, first noticed that Chancellor Bruening and the “I didn’t mean to 'k ill - her,” would make bkx>d teats today to de- Scrivens lying helpless in the road- Deaths Are Reported in M id last night Senator Johnson, o f CaUhet really would govern, al Thompson said. teraoine the parentage. California, Republican, spoke twiee ways with the approval of the octo *T didn’t know she was dead until (Continaed on Page 2.) genarian chief executive. Tokyo, July 19.—(AP)—Thirty and Chairman Hale of the Naval the New England States. Stores and Wholesale Houses I read about it In a newspsper,” he c o n ^ tte e also spoke. Hale spent ■ New Election dead, scores missing or injured, and continued. “I didn’t try to rob her immense property damage was the an hour reading the address deliver- On September 14, the ' German and that story about the jewelry RESCUED SAILORS ^ ^®28, by Presi people will go to the Ûs to elect Chicago, July 19.—(AP) — A Closed for a Week — To known toll today of the typhoon and money is a pack of lies. I dent Coolidge. WEALTHY CLUBMAN new members o f the Reichstag, In and rain storm which swept over came here and ^ t a job but the withering heat, fastened itself upon the Loochoo and Kixishiu Tiaanda in As soon as Johnson and his col succession to those sent home by America today.. thing- preyed on my mind so much leagues have finished talking, the Use Non Union H % tbs'southern part of the Empire I had to ^ v e myaatt to'police.” R the Chancellor yesterday when they yesterday. question of ratification w ill be vot^.236 to 221 to revoke his en From Great Lakes to Gulf . and His Opnfesaton • IS SHOT BY COP Thousands o f persons were made broittht to a vote, with an ov«r- actment by. decree, the d iy before, from ocean tp ocean, ^ e continent Thonyson’s fomud cemfessjen wbelixilng majority in favor of such Butte, Mont. Juty homeless when the. stovm, traveling jusde to pobes afUir iridf an hour's of-tha fifiMoe mhilstty^s tax cooked.y l!hree Ajpiro .ten^pmrAtare action assured the roU-call Is ex- program. , readings;-were common, ninety de- efforts in Bdtte’d Ishor crisiB quastiosMufft-fbUinn^, — ]||j^ of E o i^ Sh9 De- pseted Tuesday or Wednesday, “On July 15, a. Lwsnt Was HoUing Pistol At The Chancellor. fi^lêaled to the gnf^s or better -were recorded itt were halted today . by re|eeti^ of p ie wfiid Swept over the islands, coimtry today to decide its own fu -virtually very section. to. ihy ■aunf’s hotitor Nrs. JE Edith final proposal submitted to I labor erpesed the straits and roared Into Thompson Wight, .x^ ihothi^B . F re ture in the deetions, charging that On the ba^ of official govern representatives by employers. Korea, leaving destruction in’ its of Grl When Cop Shoots “the Reichstag has refused to the ment flgives, the Average maximum ter, at ^ Vlixe street, Mugus, The break came last nijg^t after a path. Mass. Shortly after my azrival WALKER TO ORDER government the means fo r carrying temperatê for the United States 10,000 Homes Wrecdxed. bHid-A&atic. out its tasks!'* series of meetings between unoffldal there we went to the grocery store yesterday was 90 degrees. Fukuoka prefecture, first to make together and later w en t'to libeton Him. Farmers Hai^ Hit spokesmen of employers and labor a compirehenrive rejport listed The nation’s granaries, baked to purchase some paint Then we A HOUSE CLEANING unions. eleven killed ashore, 21 missing, 88 went to my aunt’s house in Saugus, iLonden. July 19 — (A P ) — The hard by' the persistent stm, faced injured, 1,000 houses destroyed and (Serman^ merchantman Targis, en- Chicago, July 19.—(AP.)—The drought. Uve stock In many places The propesid, it was ..learned, in Mass-.'Snd bad something to- eat ANOTHER SUSPEa volved alleged arbitrary ’ activities 10,000 dwellings damaged. about 10 a. m. A fter that we sat route from Valparaiso, to Hamburg prominent John H. Roemer, saw green pastures turn russet and Nagasaki! where the wind at and talked and both drank beer and ftwH Antwerp, vtoich was abandoned / die. The danger of com being fired by the te s ^ te r s ’ union and a re wealthy clubman and well known duction in wages. tained a maximum velocity of 112 wine. Thursday by crew and' passengers Gniftiiig Discovered in Sev in the-field was felt in Iowa. miles an hour, ,■ reported damage during a lire aboard, sank at 1:45 corporation la-wyer, was shot and A few deaths occurred — sun George L Martin, secretary of the “During this drinking my aunt IN LWGLE DEATH ashore at 3,000,000 yen (about was ta ll^ ig abou^ my motfaer' and a. m. today a radio dispatch to probably fatally woimded early to strokes, prostrations and drownings Employers’ Association said steps eral Departmeiits and a were under way to. resume business $1,500,000.) I wouldn’t stand for i t AU -tids Lloyd’s ftom ' Gape Race, New day by a policeman in the busy up —^bub the number was not large Keiônando province, Korea, was Foundtond said. considering the extent of the heat next Monday Qh a scale As near nor talk took place in the sxm pador. I town section of Sheridan road, believed to have been seriously went and got a blackjack that I had The ele-vên. passengers and crew ■wave. mal as possible by using non-union Probe b Under Way. Broadway and Montrose avenue. Thomas Abbott Canght in workers. stricken but there were no details when I lived in my aunt’s house. > I and officers numberl]^ 53 in all are Roemer was holding the i>oint of A table of representative official because communication lines had coxildn’t say how many times aboard the British Steamer Rangi- temperatures, taken from the Fed Stores Closed- a pistol against the head of a Stores and wholeiude houses have been cut. struck her. She fell to the floor tata, enroute to Southampton. The young woman when Officer Ed Chicago After Long Chase eral forecaster’s chart, reveals how New York, July 19—(AP)—A ■ N been closed for a week. Employ while I was striking, her with the -vesiod sank in'33:45 North.Latitude ward Strandberg ran up and de widespread -was the heat yesterday: blackjack I woes drlnkixig after and SOriS 'W est Lcmgltude, about “house cleaning” of his adxntolstra- Washington, D. C. 96 ers suspended business because, fleeted his aim just, as the 60-year- Through Streets. they said, members'of the clerks' HINDENBURG VISnS le ft my aunt’s house. I took, 1,500 miles east of New York. tion has been ordered by Mhyor old attorney pulled the trigger. Freno, (jalif. . 98 bus from Saugus.'to my home'Îh The Bluwt^ 'oC ' toe Rangitata James J. Walker. Abilene! Texas 98 union refused to^bandle goods deliv Roemer then turned the gun to ered by non-union teamktefs. > Dorchester. I hung arouxid the radioed the Assoelated.Preas toe fol Alpena, Mich. 90 lowing acoouat of toe ifisaster. The mayor’s action foUows wide ward the policeman, who opened Announcement of « Cut of fix>m U H Q U T E D RHINELAND house for awhile then L v ^ t to. a spread tovesttgatlona by Federal Chicago, July 19.— (A P )—Thom C3ficago ...... 99 movie. Then I went home again. - Hew I t Occurred fire. Bullets from the officer’s Omaha, Neb. . 107 25 to 50 cents a day in their wages and county district attorneys uito weapon entered Roemer’s head, as Abbott, who has been secretly brought on the teamsters’ strike. Thursday morning I le ft my home “ While -we were steaming to fine Phoenix, Ariz. 106 Sptyer, CSermany, July 19— (A P ) weather cm toe morning of July 17 alleged irregularities in the Board and doctors doubted if he would sought as the.actual slayer ot Al AutomobUe, mechanics struck and started on toe road. I d ite’t o f Standards and Appeals in toe Huronr S- D. . 100 — Thousands o f persons cheered and care where I was going. The Mack- wie observed on the horizon a large survive. fred - (Jake) Lingle, was captiured PhilUpsburg, Kas...... 113 about the same time When a reduc- acclaimed President von Hindenburg ffranttog of garage permits, and toe Had Been Drinking jaefe I le ft in my simt’s house after eloud fmmation looking like a early .today in a spectacûlpr chase tioB o f a'dollar a day in. their'wages as he stepped upon the balcony of wmtessnout: A t 170:15 a. so. an Department of Docks with respect *T don’t knw why I tried to kill IN NEW ENGLAND was declm^. Pc^tions'of Ihe lat- me.” to pier leases. in which hundreds o f persons look the Gty Hall this morning on his SOS .sîitol 'was received from the her. I had never seen her before,” Boston, July 19.— (A P )—Offices i ter have been filled in ■■ many cases first stop in the liberated Rhineland. I ht Dock Department was paiced ed on. S.' CL .T S *^ saytog the vessel was police quoted Roemer as saying at and work .were abandoned in New|hy m>n-unIon'mt®i_ Pttviodsly he 'bi^ refunded to cki fire. • u ^ e r fire I h r o i^ dlaciosurea the hospital. ‘T had been drinking. Abbott, driviqg the ssime type of England today and thousands sciir- the'^girMtiii^ of Bavarian premier ‘•Our’'codrro'was-tiie altered and which resulted to toe Indictment of I didn't know what I was drang.” automobile used in the recent at ried to beaches and the country for hrid and the Premier o f Baden, BRITISH WARSHIPS the Raiigitata steered fo r the cloud. former unty Judge W. Bernard The woman he sought to kill tempted assassination of Jack a weekrphd o f relief from the mid SiriimlU, and had thanked the popu- After three quarters of aa hour it ûec of Brooklyn, who is now on was Miss Susan Keim, 17 years Zuta, led a poUce car squad a ten summer beat. STRIKE IN IRELAND IStich of the Palatinate f<>r “stand eould be-Maadh out.as snobke. The t ^ in Federal court. It was old, who was accompanied by Ger mile'chase before he -wits caught, at No immediate lower temperatures ing-fast against ail foreign afiure- masts-aad fWmels of the steamer charged that Vause, who resighM ald Laycock. the door of his apartinent. The were in sight. The thermometer ments and treacherous machina toea esjoe'toto view, the ship 'was he was indict^ had receimd tions.” ' Roemer told police he had start chase started at Diversey avenue has mounted to 94 on both the last hurntog ail forward, the flames and a fee o f $250,000 tor getting a lenbe ed for his summer camp in Wis and extmid^ north as far as R ^- two days here and to ^m ilar high j BECOMING SERIOUS 'Ihe head -of the (lermah nation smoke reachiag from 100.tb' -200 of. Hudson river pier space tor die consin and was tAldng the pistid marks in other cities. j iwwjeedied b y ' autoinobUe from the foet to’heigiit; - United American ers park, then south agtdn. Sever ridlv^y statim Hmmgh the gaily Egyptiai P r ^ r ^ y s They along for protection. al times in doubling back on the Bight young people' drowned and “A t .aoba the boats o f the Targis William E. Walsh, chairman ot Rmmer, a classmate of Rufus C. three deaths from the heat occurred j deebratod streets lined with patrio -were alengaide* Eleven passengers toe Board of Standards and Appeals trail, the Abbott and 'police cius yesterday in the six states. More tic societies to the City Hall and Dawes at Yale, is senior partner ot sped up and down Nortii Clark Fear Tint AD RaBwotkers Are Not Necess^yTo and S3 o f the criw were taken resisned after he had besn todk^sd than a sedre were prostrated. then, on foot, to the 900-year old aboard; all welL the law firm of Cummins, Roemer street. (Crowds, recqgntadng the caihedraL for accepting a gratuity. This was and Flynn, counsel fo r H. M. Byl- The heat deaths: “ (Signed) Master Itongjtata.” preceded by indtctmoit of WilUaih machines by th eir. spaed and con Sergeant Michael J. Hartnett, 60, WDl Jem -ôat Service The President looked fit and well lesby and Company, the utilities stant - reappearance, lined the Maiotam Onler. rojie, former ve^lnary. whose Boston, a t Revere. ai)d ackxxmdedged tbe cheers o f the jractiee before the Board cf Ap managers. He made his home at streets andi imeered. Miss Frances Miles, 39, Boston. crowd a wave o f his hand. He the Lasalle hoteL He said his wite Is SlDI OperatDg, peals was said to have beie pidH Mwife, de PsJaUnato ,to Ludwigsbafen and llshed today aceus^ toe London J. P .’Mqsgan and a party, of t o charge of James A. iOggins, oter nied having any part in the mur Donald Santangele, 9, Boston, National Union of Railwaymen, to^ frtonds aafied’ today fo r London on xnfasioner o f accounts. Chafres ' McCall, 12, Bostom from there -by.Rhiiie steamer to government of bavlfig intervened In der of lin gle, the 'Tribune raporter day declaim ? that -a'generM 'strike Wpriqs and? later to Mayenoe. Egypt’s alfitirs. the-flngndstfs new yacht Corsair OVER HORPURGO who was UUM June 9, or in the Clothing foxmd on river hank ahd for on sdetanded vacation. bpy miwrfng. of railwtwkers in southern Ireland His ik>te was in'answer to a'com- a,ttacfc on Jack Zuta. 'raere was a C A iS fflq v muxdAtlon made him by Sir P o ^ Tile Ooisafr -weighed aadhor :s; Fred - GHnetti, 16, Marlboro, at seemed' 'InevitaU a' “ unless - the shortly after mktalght from tbe SAT CADETS SHDGGLED'^ bullet hole in the . back (ff'the Ab Southboro. New • Y(^,* July ijR.—(AP)— Loraine, Britiito ■ high ♦dbnirttissibriei' Auteuil, France, July 19— (A P )— bott car which police believe was southern -Railway .'Company rdax- CaiaN^W.Ââos, 39-3retu?«ld^ caish- in Eg3rpt> to wlfich wak frx>fc!Of Mosgan's Long Idand - DofOthy Zitka, 15, Chicopee, at estate. ‘ r' > George Lott of Chicago needed only made by .officers who fired on the LuiSow. OB its present attitude.” ... ^ estoeadlng after Tuesday’s serioiis Ylbttog h«w, Gims INTQ ACADEfl* a few minutes today to complete the machine fit>m which the attack on C i^ p left with other xaembrns -$28i for' thansodyss., aft«r 'ill itor/'Uiilted 'mmm- Dther here this summer,, aC the TCHhahttir daughtiw o f Difim o f WUeh! after'jq$aeh ei»mlnr-; i w * ;V,i, irattover of-.Warren IL'SliW n; -wlib ih^ mjepted, sa y liif: *T iri seen , _ ;siM ^ a r them here for a'visit -' t iiff A ie Mayor A . M. MBam. ;Of j thgt- nvwsttiM r '■ar’ ascir^h PaiJîiCaL; Aiif nmr/i aa]|ii^''tfie'prtoe. 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i i,. Paris, July 19.—(AP)—Tbs Irish Free Btate.Jiks Great BritaiOrf^ve ^ . D&ATHS the Eurtysn idea cool treat* m H i. To ment in a note received by the for -■VJ' Manchester £reen Man Is 'Meivln O. Alderman. eign office t o ^ reepontttng to M. Center aad Melvin O. Olderimaxt, died at his Briand'e recent queetionnaire. ^ home on Cushman Hill, near Gard The reply agrees with the princi Injured When Ford Hits ner street in the .southeast , part of ple of gooperation but thinks, the Reidy b VFe^ the towh this forenoon after an ill- League of Nations program which Wagon From Rear. siess of sevwral years with heart it says is fox from being achieve^ trouble and artl^tis. Mr. Aider- would accomplish the objects of Manchester is fob haver a iîiblie man was the elder of the children of such a federation. Alonso and 1 ^ . Rosabelle Cutler miniature golf coune. It wiU be Frank Rieg, 51 years old Man- The Irish ^ e e State note sug- Alderman and y n a bom in the <4d I^Mts that, “Conditions in Europe located on the north side of Center ^ Chester Green farmer,^was------r,y^ injured Cutler homestead on Main street and the sentiment a t common in- street at the intersection of:Center ^hf b horses and cart until too late here is shown receiving a new thill nature is only for putting^ The avoid the accident. He braked FOSTER IN (UCAGO course will have a hard dirt sur e car and it skidded along some Robert Hastings. face and will'be made very smooth. enty or thirty feeet. 1 ship was~pres4piteî at a eerem on y------t—Ma«irfnfr The fimeral of Robert Hastings ------; ' y Had A Radio _ ^ tended-b^Bishop Joseph Raphael Crimont, shown here, center, blessl^ who died Thursday will be held at iThe Ford was one of the latest At «trem e right is George Plckenpack, full-blooded indihn his home, 496 Woodbrldge street Chicago, July 19— (A P )— ^ a n k Foster, ganarster imder indictment odels and was niodem iz^to the ^ o t'S d nrat to Wm Is' Mother G. S. Fs>te»^s ndssloKiry- this afternoon at 2:80. Rev. Mar NEW YORK SWELTERS tent of having a fly to Alaska by way of Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago, Dubuque, Wichita, vin S. Stocking, pastor of toe North for toe murder of Alfred Ungle, f l y ______, .Tribime underworld rejiorter, today *aker rested on Phoenix, Albuquerque and Los Angeles. M etoo^t church win officiate. ’Tlje m ^ k of the seat. bearers wiU be WlUia-m Scott, Here’s what toe well-undressed air males will wear this sunder for returned from CJalifomia in custroy New York, July ^9.—(A P )'— _A e jvas distracted from his ^ > ^ g Thomas Scott, Frank Majalk and dives through toe clouds. This picture^shows how Johiw ^3^®* ®^^’ of two detectives, and searing week-end fs fosfcast for V a little dog which the girl held in •Raymond Moonan. Burial wUl be and Dick Merrill, plane clothes men on the New York-Wa^Sigton-Atlan- the Criminal Court building for New York City and state, with’ re -- !a^, remains a UMP SHOOTS FAN , in toe Buckland cemetery. ta ^r mftU line, will dress when they pilot Unde Sam’s postal eem ce at examination, lief coming probably late tomorrow , One person said that the WHO RIDES HIM high altitudes. Heat from toe engines of the planes has made the sky- -Foster was taken from a Santa Fe TREESWEEPS train as it paused in an outlying in cooling showers. ‘ Ford came down the Incline o**^® Antoony Vlncek bathing attire necessary. " ______- Last night was the hottest of the ! new stretch of highway at a rapid Lyorly, Ga., July 19.—(AP.) Tomorrow morning at 8:80, high raur^railroad y«u».yards. ^ A pollcs squad ~ The temperature __“Ragging” the umpire, a sum ni6t liin th6r6 ftnd tn6 puunSin 1 -[u_j 6i80 i rate of speed. Tnn«q wUl be celebrated fo r Anthony whisked under heavy guard to toe cUmb^ to 1 When the car hit the mer ' sport throughout this MANOFFHAY Vincek who died yesterday, and o’clock this morning—-* degree i pole was broken off near the point Criminal Court. broad land, does not seem to be whose funeral wUl take place to The gangster has admitted he higher on a night in June I where it is fastened and part of it which bad held the record for the so popular here now. morrow at 2:80 at St. John the Wall Street bought toe revolver found beside toe ■ was imbedded deeply in the e^tii as Dick GUbert, a negro who Baptist cemetery, Jeêrson street year. Thick humidity accompan the horses leaped across the ston<^ LOAD; HE DIES State Briefs body of Lingle. The Investigatora sometimes rules toe local base Relatives and friends are' asked to want to know ty whom he gave toe ied toe hgat _ wall on the south side of the mad Dr. James Kimball, Weather Bu and started out into the open field ball diamond as final arbiter, attend toe " huh at toe Polish Na Briefs has a way all his own for mak (Oonttnaed from Piige i.) tional church on North street. GETS COMPENSA'nON Mrs. Foster, who was already reau meteorologist, said tempera dragging the dump-cw^ b^tad tures would be generally higher to . them. Reig was catapulted off the ing toe fans behave. aboard toe train when Foster and way. When he reached the man he Waterbury, July 19.—(AP.)— day with inland cities feeling still c front seat as the wagon -went over In toe course of a game, Dick Miss Helen V. Sweeney, Water his guards boarded it at San Fran made a decision that seemed was in great pain. Attempts to lo New York, July 19.—FoUowlng cisco, left It at JoUet this morning. greater heat. I the stone waU and t h r o ^ ?®*XS^ cate a doctor were unsuccessful and BRITISH WARSHIPS : toe recent period of price cutting bury visiting nurse, was allowed The temperature in New York at I to the ground dlrectiy in front of toe fair to him. But toe fans felt compensation this morning for the differently and broke loose wlta Scrivens was taken to his home and and curtailed production in toe FRENCH CROPS POOR midforenoon was 81 and it was in ‘ wMroQ behind the horses. Two period of time that she was 111 with creasing steadily. Yesterday’s high ; wheels of toe heavy cart passed hisses, hoots and catcalls. later removed to toe Memorial hos START A DISPUTE radio industry, set manufacturers pital-in an ambiilance by William P. are now in a sounder position than smallpox contracted while caring Paris, July 19.—(AP)—Charles was 86. / ^ : over his body, Thereupon, Umpire Gilbert for a patient. (Jommissioner Fred t ‘Call Doctor drew -from his pocket a pistol Qulsh. Neither Hoffman nor Sushy at any time in toe past twelve BriUaud de Laujandiere, director i p. W. Braman, John Reig and knew of toe accident until they had (Continned from Page 1.) months, current siurvey by Stand eric M. WlUiams ruled that in the general of toe “Central Syndicate b Ac k e f e l l e r g is ^ and fired point blank at the case of a visiting nurse such a ; Arthur Blair, working in toe Add chief noise maker. returned home. ard Statistics says. The survey of Agriculturists of Franqs,” today Sat too time, finally checked toe His Familyt for protection of foreign lives and adds that toe outlook for 1931 in disease would be an occupations.1 published pessimistic preifictiona Chicago, July 19.—(AP)— Gifts The bullet went wild and no Mr. Scrivens leaves his wife, for one. The respondents, toe Visiting totaling 81,235,000, including 81,- I horses after they had dragged toe body -was, hurt, but Gilbert was property in Egypt.” dicates a resumption of toe rapid regarding the French fruit crop. merly Miss Marie Hoffman, to A similar commimlcation, It was Nurse Association and toe Indem OOO.OQO from toe General Education ' cart all over toe spacious lot. Rieg taken .to âll.Âs he awaits trial gro;wto witnessed immediately to He said that he 'expected a short whom he was married a little over annoimcsd Wednesitey in toe House nity Insurance Company havs sig- Board of toe Rockefeller Founda I was tn.if«»n to his home about a tw^ on a charge of assault, ^ toe the current recession in general __ but with enough of last year’s -.minutes viralk away. Dr. D. C. Y. two years ago. They have one child, of Commons at London, was ad nlfied their intention of making an 1 jôldover to meet French needs. Bad tion, were annoimced today as hav games'go on'-wito another, offi business. ! Moore was called. He 8ai<^toat toe a son, Thomas, Jr., 19 ntonths old. dressed to Nahas Pasha, premier appeal in a form of a test case. | and rust, he said, have ing been received by toe 'Univerrity ciating on toe diamond, but a ! had a possible fractured rib Hie FuneraL resigned and head of toe Wafdist, Demand in toe market for elec ’liTe nurse is to get 812.70 a week caused much damage to toe crop, of Chicago. great silence follows anything The funeral will be held at 8:80 The million dollar gift is a coadi- but did not believe Rieg to be seri Nationalist or majority element. trical equipment and apparatus from March 6 to July 1, 1929, as which once gave brilliant promise., — ------ously injured. Nevertheless Rieg toe umpire has to say.. Monday morning at the funeral par Warships Not Needed. well as money to pay bills con He concluded: “Unless toe unex-1 tional was in considerable pain and will be lors of W. P. Quito on Main street took a slight turn for the better in M. Sidky Pasha said that “order principal buying centers during toe tracted. pected happens toe average crop is million ^llars in bed for some time. and at StT James’s church at 9 toe best one we can hope for.” ! tion of two new buildings on the and tranquility having been restor past week. Electrical World re Patrolman John Crockett arrived o’clock. Burial will bfe in St. ed, toe presence of British warships START TEST BORINGS campus. from police headquarters shortly James’s cemetery. in Egyptian waters ^ no longer reports. According to sectional re PROTEST PLANE FLIGHT The remainder of toe total of after toe accident and he conducted FEARS THE , quirsd for toe proposed object of ports there has been railway elec Hartford, July 19.— (A P .)— With 81,286,(X)0 was made up of-several toe investigation. The radiator on safeguard.” , In conclusion he said trification materials occupying a drilling 'equipment set up in three Mexico City, July 10.—(AP)— smaller,donations for special pur Ford ivai stove in and the head- HELEN WITH CAROL that the British note could be in prominent place in Immediate busi places'on toe banks of toe Cennec- The Mexican authorities today were poses of toe school._____ ^ •Jlghts broken. Otherwlto the car IS t o m VIGOR terpreted as calling in question toe ness. ticut river, the Kennedy-Rieger reported to have protested against looked none the worse for too col- government’s exclusive authority. Drilling (Jompany of New York, United States Army airplane fly DOUGLAS' CONDITION lijrion. While the injured man was AT CHURCH SERVICE / “I do not evade for an instant toe Twenty-one steamers will dock has started qn the test borings be* ing over Mexican territory near Tîng attended to and toe police in- responsibilities sUuded to in toe at west coast ports with cargoes of ing made for'' the proposed- „ „ new .Eagle Pass, Texas. The Interior Boston, July 19.— (A P ) — ■vestlgaUon was . being nmde, toe British government’s communica raw silk for delivery in August, bridge to span toe river at Hart- Department announced receipt of a toough his name remained on the young woman remained in toe car Director of Labor Says tion, although toe communication is toe Silk Association of America ford. message from toe immigration danger list at Cltyy hospital today. \Wth toe dog, listening to a radio Bucharest, July 19.—(AP) — Two drills have been set up on commissioner at Piedra Negras that Congressman John L. Douglas ^ of Queen Helen accompanied King not of a nature to facilitate toe task annoimced. program of toe latest ja?z numbers. which. I am resolved to accom toe property of the Hartford _Elec-1 airplanes carrying toe United East Boston was reported as being iWalker was arrested charged Genera Body is Forget Carol today to toe requiem memo trie lig h t (Company at the Dutch States Army lettering on their fuse “fairly comfortable.” He - suffered rial services for toe late King Fer plish,'he said. with reckless driving. He will ap Fourteen persons were killed and Point plant, and a third on the lage frequently fly over Mexico be two pulmonary ,h«®orr**W*« 3 ^ pear in court Monday morning. dinand, their first journey together, TWO-YEAR nCHT fore landing. terday. ting Ideals of Wilson. which toe public regarded as an in 66 injured, among them several for East Hartford shore immediately! dication of their Imminent recon eigners, In Tuesday rioting, which opposite. grew out of political rivalries. SOVIET CIEANDIG UP ciliation.* ROUTS DETROIT’S Geneva—(AP)—Fear that toe The Rumanian royal pair, di GOLF TOURNAMENT Norwich, July 19.—(AP)—Semi League of Nations may be losing vorced when, as Piincs Carol, the ASIATIC PLAGUE SPOT husband foresook his native coim- ZARO IN NEW YORK KIDNAPING GANG final round of toe fifth annual invi vigor, forgetting toe Ideals of Wood- try, were together on the train to tation tournament 6 t the Norwich 3 Days Two Shown row Wilson and drifting into toe Chirtea de Arges. Others on the Detroit—(AP)—The end of a se Golf C31ub for the Noyes trophy to - Bokhara, Uzbekistan — (AP)— state of being a mere onlooker in same trtUn were Queen Marie, day was a battle of New Jersey vs. S^tarting Sunday Night This ancient city, whose swamps, New York, July 19.— (A P )—Ân ries of kldnapings and extoÔM Connecticut.' world affairs, is expressed by Al Prince Nicholas and Princess Ileana; that have drawn thousands of dol 6:45 and 8:40 stagnant pools and poUuted water bert Thomas,_dirMtor of toe Inter Indications of a gfradual recon endurance champion of another sort Max B. Kaesche, of Ridgewood, Sunday supply made it for centuries one of was a visitor in the city today. He Is lars from terrorized Detroiters over N. J., defending champion, was national Labor Office, in his annul ' ciliation had been given by both a two-year period Is seen by ^De "toe-plague spots of Asia, 1s being report on toe activities of his o Helen and toe King on several occa Zaro Agha, a Turk, who claims to paired with Bobby Grant, youthful 'cleaned up by toe Soviet govem- have endurisd for 166 years. troit police. . . ganization. sions______since___ be^ ______gave up^ the „golden- When “Jimmy” Walters, debo Hartford golfer, while L. G. Beatty inent . ^ . He is here to trffer his antique' of Glen Ridge, N. J., ' opposed Mr. Thomas, leader in world-wide, haired Madame Magda Lupescu and nair cabaret owner, was slain to Stage Success An Outstanding ■ Enormous tanks, elevated on social indxistrial movements directs j executed the coup by which he body for examination by scientists Charles C. Elwell, Jr., of New Ha %teel skeletons, are replacing toe _ I and dictate a century and a half of April—gangland’s reprisal for toe his disturbing commentaries paxticu gained toe Rumanian throne. double-cross—police were furM hid ven. old surface reservoirs where, for a larly to his owi' organization but autobiography for a consideration. The flnui 36 holes are scheduled T a lk ie ! thousand years, toe natives not But Zaro Agha is not resting on with the clew that has resulted to embraces within them also toe whole breaking up a gang of 17 extortion for tomorrow. ibtaly drew toeir drinking water, but field of toe League’s endeavors. His his laurels. “I am going to live as bathed and washed their clothes. OPENING STOCKS as toe world lasts” he declared, ists. report was submitted to toe inter Seven are to prison, four are un THREE HURT IN WRECK A new drainage system is being national labor conference here. toe Items of his shopping Bridgeport, July 19.—(AP.) — ^tailed which, it is hoped, will list while he Is here is a set of arder arrest, and five are sor^ht m “To be a mere onlooker! There, New York, July 19.—(AP) the aftermath of toe police investi- Three persons were injured, one se jpake toe pernicious disease known lies toe danger,” Mr. Thomas de Share prices movsd irregularly tifiri^ teeth. He said he needs riously when the automobile in hs “Bokhara Button” a thing of toe ftiftin to replace hie third xiatural eation. Walter^, one-time leader of clared in beginning his critical re-' higher in a quiet opening of toe the gang, was killed , in front of which they were riding skidded to p a st view. “There is certainly a tendency Stock Market today. (Changes were Mt which be cut at toe age of 105. sand on North Mato street, Strat Street sprinkling is still done by They were not very sound he ex hill home by two gimmen. for important international agree largely narrow. U. S. Steel, West* David C3asa, 21-year-old victim of ford, today.. Robert C. Ruttolpb, harriers Who squirt water from pig ments to be reached in Ixindon, inghouse Electric, and Warner plained and at 120 he was a tooto- skins. Eventually these relics of the kidnap ring, was killed by ab Pelham, N. Y., driver, was charged The screen’s Paris, or elsewhere—^naval confer Bros., gained and International less'old man again. ductors when police stumbled onto with reckless driving by Stratford the past are also due to disappear. ences, projects for a European fed Telephone, %. American Can, .In He endured 12 wives and six exquisite star . Water is precious in this arid wars. He outlived 11 wives and now a clew to his kidnapping. police. He and Arthur Fisher and eration, or even facts for mutual ternational Hsxvester and National Walters, police discovered, was Nathan Reich, the latter two of follows her jjart of Central Asia. Housewives Dairy opened up Du Pont, Can is wedded to a woman 90 years his securfty. The League is respect “finger man” for toe gang—the man New York Cfity, were taken to success to ,- He placed her to the bdat .his automobile on toe way to his justification that, imconsdousty and ean Can, American Telephone, the canoe was overturned aud they men, police said they leixned the and revived her. The boxtog in :ADEQ imer home. under names, the old routine and Westinghouse ESectrlo, Uonsolidat- were thrown into the water. Both leaders of the gang: the old ideas have gained toe upp^r ed Gas, Radio, Dupont, and Johns dung to the canoe tor a 16ng tipi®» structor has saved sevsrsl other The eevbn now serving prison persons at the beach. and that the international or- ManvUle. Vanadium, Byers'imdOUM shoutlhg for help. sentences, are Joseph ■ .... TBBA8UBY BALANCE. ganizatioDs have been inspired more lost S-'br more. .. House says he spoke to Arm Hensy Andrews, Frank Hohfsr, Ed L,.WaiAii|igton, July 19.— (A P )— bV'the rules of toe old diplomacy United Ourboh gainsd^'ihOre than atrong a few moraepte before he ward Vfilts, Andrew Q tn m u o , R oy HEraSi BUM CACHE Treasury receipte for July 17 were th.ti by the ideals of President WU- 3, U. S. Industrial Alqohol itearly as disappeared and that Armstrong ^rnelius and Jimmy Kane. 8111)34,546.21; exp«Bditurea, 88.- eon? ^ ■ much, and Republic Steel ahd seid-yho was aU . rito^t. Whether Police, questioning the senteneeH 866,588.47; balance, 8214,867,826.88. "The regreasio- may perhaps have Davidson Chettiical, 'about a .{k>ittt. Am W ong tried to swim aahore is men, uncovefod dews that lefi to the New York, July 19—(AP) —Two ■ u;. be«i so great that eritica may even Foreign ekehangeaB optoed steady, n otlp u ^ Houa# Aaelty ttot the members of toe crew of toe 10, arreet o f four otheM,.aU deeuuMtf to Most uraOpular of an Swiss movs- object to any referwoa to toe name t ^ th aterling eahlea at 1-3. pywn* and swam to an island where be members of toe extorttmi elrde. AreeffUm opmed toeir eyee laat ente is the ’substitution subsl of hot eof* of Wilson or to the ideals of toe' be fell aaieep., From the four arrested police night; Ae a rsetdt they were ar- Se for bran^ irr theth* reviving of Annietice perloA ' PRINCE LEAVES LONDON ^ learned of five others who are , 68^ reefod end 800 bottlee of gin were ___ : '1-,; V-.' lost Alpine climbers. Pertu^ this "W'l are rooted in the pest and EGG m CBS DBOP large. ■ ■ hi, anothsrithsr tariff reptisaL held in the grip of tradition, and Loudon, July 19^.(AP.)r-Elng / tomtoms Niento petroling toe th^ onljr o f oscftpo from It Alfonso of Bpato-todqr. elu d ed Chicago, Jtqr 19r-i“ (AP.)— Egg AUTBCnUZBD OAMBUNG; eoB: river heoame eueptol^ ^ wiJfKM omativKm _ into the new world gttmpMd in 1919^: his visit to toigland and departto nfteas nowiars at tbs lowsat price lisbcn, Portugal, July (AF) ^ FABIOEM WITH AUTOS toa world of organication and just tor SoutoMUptou to.tafee:.toa Hato yritfs. #tosifienk B- H. ^ 4 — Romatta aad Baoearai today SodU ice, is -lty unremitting emninatioo Ariania for Santander.-. • of. too ( CSdeagb -Iftresatlla Ihc* wars rteofBiaad aa^Fartugal’a oi$r /t^ o r y tmnam aad smaU fara and toat^. of methods' and preoe^ A tountor oidlattogtoAed fiSrilpee dtaag* m fS i Tbday's whoteaam mitobrtaad jgtfM ^ « h « » ^ ! » » » ...... rfolfliiTt aad BiTchipi foan'^ Are. dure,/ fey continuous adabtfoU ' ^ and toritoards w in. tot quotaGoM wpra ihM t lOe a doaen homa offieaÛ m der haa too Voa9> etotoers df toe «NW ittotoMd ^ Wa win trala yem to baeomo a fixenra them to dhainging eoodltfone, atatioa, tliey inelu^ Swat than Ihoia or a - yoar ago, bda totttriaa aad aU otoar paiaa^ tmidiwg ity thexeiuita eb- aad t m pnvwMIea a x p a it n A to ra pMiaTnn " w m la ilg id 'i protoetfoa dart------"— tsined to the mirror a t toe great b retot, _ opanriofa. lioaM td' ^ ^ a d d M f f a 'Quoan, and health atotlotti^wban Wftta today ' • .ha two pafttittsd gaiDto M f ■a: . 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Sunday Sehaol Xcaaon Leader, Liberator, And Laiogii^r FAITH By Q t r y tUmry IMa ^ ‘ ’ ■ xha fotenatfoaal Unlfonn 8an- f tsriitliTnl Lesson Text, hOy M. itey Sdibbl Uemen fo r July to., ^ ho forso^ Egypt, not fearing the wrnth of thf IMafi loader* libemtor and hawgkver. I far he sMtoed. as seehv ram who to Inelslbie.'^^^ ■ I Bardins Lik6 This BY WM. E. aiLBOT, D. D. Editor of The Coofrassnonallft. Itoal faith, in the Cbrtofiga aanae, .when he has faith, for by faith op* The throcôld title of our lesson to' fa/ore\ than a parsuaaidm To be ' sees that the lord has already given Here Fiber Set That describes nn^ of the great heroic him power superior to the persi^ figures of history—a man whom the real, faiith must be bom of^ the un- sions of evil. Faith reveus Cm whole' world has united with the derstaadlag.. It to a lw ^ in bar- giatlficationa of evil to be Make Red Letter Values Jewish race In revering for his su mohy with the unehaofeable truth. illusions, whereupon they Io m prem acy. It never fails to bring the highest power in abhorrence. It reveals The story of Moses is so pictur possible'good. exaltations evil to be vain boaat^ esque and romantic that the little Faith to superior to belief. A sav ings,’ whereupon they'become mdrq So Popular child may thrill to it. The picture age ihay befieve in a totam. His phantaqr. When evil to 1 so .been, . It of the babe abandoned in the ark of faith to as spuxloua as hto belief. In cannot be feared. '!bullrushes, and of the adopted son fact he has no faith. Faith to be Third, and what to the might, the of Riaraoh’s daughter in honor and lt^ from the ratioiml perception of glory, the life of faith, Moses "en> distinction in the palace, coming to truth. Seyeral timee Paul describes diired as seeing Him who to in the consciousness of his onenpss faith. He said: "Moses forsook visible!” Faith has light in it, the with his people, is such as to en- .BOTt,.npt fearing the wrath of the light that reveals God, Hallowed ’^trance the child and to inspire flam king: for he endured, as seeing Him fact! it has God in it For we do ing youth. And at the same time who is invisible.” Here appear the not see God objectively, but when the strength and power of his three essentials vital to real faith. one is instructed, sees, atfimowl- leadership in revolt and the capacity First, by faith Moses went out of edges, leaves his doubts and Bins, and vision of Moses as a lawgiver Egypt, where Israel served in bond and endures, God is within make him a figure whom the age. No one has real faith imless him, operating in his heart, and. do world’s great leader^ may revere, he puts behind him bondage to bad ing the works. Then comes real and to whom they have, as a matter halflts and to the evils that be sees faith with its mighty powers, power of fact, always given their great in hlmseliT. F or one to say that be to understand the truth, pow er to re^ admiration. has faith in the Lord, and yet is im- Ject false persuasions, power to ban Felt a Divine Call abfe to forsake his .evils, is « con ish doubts and fears, power to rest ‘ As in the case of Abraham, the traction. Faith Involves the con in peace. chief interest in Moses is, after viction that the Lord always gives A man is his love. God if love. all, the religious interest. He was the strength to "Shun evil and to fe l Faith makes practical the nature of a Tnan with a sense of the divine low Him. God’s love, and brings it into the call, respomdve to spiritual emotions Second, Moses did not fear Pha- heart, from which one. leaves bis and Incentives, a thoughtful man, roah. One’s evils cease to terrify evils, fears naught, and endures. like all thoughtful men feeling his own weaknesses and inadequacies in relation to the world of hope and aspiration that opened before him and a man evidently of limited power of verpal expression as .so es Siree, this here fiber set is a whale of a bar- many men of action have often gin, 'n I’ve played th’ game long enuf t’ know been. The greatness of Moses was “Y that in his weakness he was capable Text: Exod. 8:1-18. a thorobred when I see one. Jes’ two of ’em of becoming a medium of divine Now Moses kept the flock of Jethro his father in law, the priest of 3 pieces left, so’s the boss tol’ me. Ther made of closely wov strength. In his humility he could Midian: and he led the flock to the back side of the desert, and came to en fiber in som’ fancy colers called— Cafe ’n Nut Brown so devote himself to a cause that the the mountain of God, even to Horeb. cause gave him coiuage and power. And the angel of the Lord appeared unto him in a flame of fire out with Creton’ cover’d spring cushions. Ther goin’ to Deepest of all in the man was of the midst of a bush: and he looked, and, behold, the bush burned with NORTH METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH METHODIST make some home look purty nice ’n some folks happy. the moral vision that created his fire, and the bush was not consumed. •Marvin S. Stocking, pastor But I might jes’ as well a takin’ a table o’ any o’ th’ Robert A .. Colpttta, Minister sympathy, his love for his own peo And Moses said, I will now turn aside, and see this great sight, why hundrids o’ Red Letter Values ’round the store. Ther ple, and his intense championing of the bush is not burnt. ' ‘ The Church School will,meet to them against wrong. The task of And when the Lord saw that he turned aside to see, God called morrow morning at 9:30; the Pri Tomorrow morning the Church winners ev’ryone ’n worth your while t’ come in ’n see. freeing that people from their unto him out of the midst pf the bush, and said, Moses, Moses. And he mary Department as ususd and the school will meet as usual at 9:30. strong and powerful oppressors, and said. Here am I. Senior-Intermediate and Junior De- The pastor will have for his ser of leading them forth, surely must A,nd he said. Draw not nigh hither: put off thy shoes from off thy X>artment8 in one group, w ith Mr. mon topic at the morning worship have seemed to him hopeless had it feet: for the place whereon thou standest is holy groimd. C. G. Tyler as leader. service “Guest Spirits.” The Cen (Formerly $42.50) not been for a deep sense in his soul Moreover he said, I am the God of thy father, the God of Abraham, The worship service at 10:45 will ter church quartet will render two that the man of spiritual courage the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob. And Moses hid his fape; for he be the second of the summer series anthems. Tomorrow and for the must attempt the thing that is was afraid to look upon God. of union services of the North Meth two following Sundays the Soutn given him to do, leaving the rest to And the Lord said, I have surely seen the affliction of my people odist and Second Congregational Methodist and Center church unite a power greater than himself. which are in Egypt, and have heard their cry by reason of theto ta^- Churches. for their Sunday morning worship Mr. Stocking will si>eak on, “Mak Genuine Chinese Grass Kashixilri Oriental Rugî. Anont Sblf-Interest masters; for I know their sorrows: ’ services, meeting at the South ing Our Own World.” For the boys Moses stands not only as a great And I come down to deliver them out of the lumd of the Egyptians, I Methodist church. During the re- Rockers in several styles 30x52 inches with fringed and to bring them up out of that land unto a good limd and a largei unto and. girls there will be a story en figiTre in himself, but as the finest ! mainder of the month of August edges. Good selection of a land flowing with milk and honey; imto the place of the Canânites, titled, “The Boy Who Changed More and sizes. Natural fin Vi symbol of the liljerator—the man I and for the first Sunday of Sep- and the Hittites, and the Amorites, and the Perlzzites, and the. Hivites, Than His Name.” patterns and colors. ' For who lives above the plane of self- I tember the two churches will meet ish. Formerly 318.75, and the Jebusites. Tliese imion services until and in interest, whose purposes in life are merly 39.50.' Now $5.95. Now therefore, behold, the cry of the children of Isreal is come unto cluding the first Sunday in August ' for Sunday morning services at the 316.00 and 314.00 Now ^together directed toward higher Masonic Temple. ends thA.Ti his own aiggrandisement me: and I have also seen the oppression wherewith the will be held in the Methodist 38F5, 39.25 and 87.95. Excellent for scatter use. press them. Church; after that in the Congre Tomorrow evening at 7:30 the or his own safety. It is such men Rev. Mr. Archer, pastor • of the that give one faith to believe in Come now therefore, and I will send thee imto Pharaoh, that thou gational. The closing exercises and exhibi Methodist church of Hockanum, the reality of the divine in human mayest bring forth my people the children of Isreal out of E g^t. And Moses said unto God, Who am I, that I shoqld-go unto Pharaoh, tion of the 'Vacation Church School will speak at the lawn service. The life. Cecelian Club will furnish special It-is the contrast with such men and that I should bring forth the childrep of Israel out pf Egypt? will be hrid Friday evening at the Second^ Congregational Church. with self-seekers, and with' even And he said. Certainly I. will be ndth thee;.'and this s l^ be .a token musical pumbers, and L. 1. Perl* imto thee, that I have sent thee: 'When thou hast brought Mrtb- the peo Our AnnuFd Church School Picnic mutter of Hartford will play the the learned and great whose learn reckless dri-ving and failing to re ple out of Egypt, ye shall serve God uppn this mountain. will be held on the church grounds, com et. ing and greatness are exercised al port an accident, which occurred on most wholly for lesser ends, thatj Saturday, July 26th. The ^rls are asked to bring sandwiches and the Thursday moming/at 2 o’clock at one perceives the meaning of good their accomplishment that thfy .fipd CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE deeper moral and spiritual powers boys, fruit. Mark Holmes is chair- Sadd’s Mills, Ellington, when a ness and integ^rity and devotion to that are as real in the universe hs in consecration to their task. 'Hte coach which he was driving went righteous ends. Can one doubt that ^man of the general committee. Rev. E. T. French, Pastor its sun and its stars. presence of the power that urges * ______down an embankment near the qne finds in such men the evidence them becomes more . manifeatV In The Need for Faith. Laska home, injuring Mrs. Eva Her of something that transcends human their soiils, and they go to resist op THE SALVA’TION ARMY 9:30—Sunday school. Wed Fifty Yeurs man of Springfield, who was riding experiences or its ordinary levels? Moses stands as the great ex pression, to overthrow wrong,, apd 10:45—^Morning worship. Sermon Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bodman of with him. He was fined 350 and ample of what men can reaUy do ST. VINCENT DE PAUL Gan one question the reality of to achieve-the feats of freedopi wjth Adjt. and Mrs. Joseph Heard. by Pastor Hopkins of the Hartford 11 Orohard street quietly observed costs on the first count and 36 a^d what we call th^ higher life in who act in faith and in courage the message of God ringing in their Nazarene church. their golden wedding anniversary on costs on the second count, which he m an? when the way is clear. Few men souls. 6:30—Young people’s meeting in Thursday. The evening was spent paid. On July 19, 1576, St Vincent Sunday school convenes at 9:,30. - It is true that we may still re who are worthy for great tasks feel charge Of John EUllson. at the home of their son, Harry To Visit Poland Paul, ad-viser of toe queen and ora<^ their worthiness. The common ex Sergl.-Major William Leggett in gard that life as human as it has 7:30—Evening service in charge Bodman, of Union street. During Mrs. W iktorya Kula o f 52 Meurket of the Catholic church in France, been encompassed in human experi perience of those who have achieved ST. MA|tr!S EPISCOPAL charge with Mrs. Robert Wilson of Rev. Hopkins. the day, Mrs. Bodman was guest of was bom . great things in moral and spiritual street left last night from New ence, but is not the differences be assisting. Classes for all. 7:30 Wednesday evening, regular honor at the aimual picnic of Bur York on the S. S. Paris for Poland, St Vincent was captured by tween men to be found in the meas ways is more like this experience of Rev. J. S. Nelli Holiness meeting at 11 o’clock. midweek prayer service. pee Woman’s Relief Corps, which corsairs shortly after his oirdina- Mo^s. They ask 'W ho am I that I where she will spend three montns ure in which with the gift of human At 3 p. m. the service in the 2:00 Thursday afternoon, wom was held at Crystal Lake, when, she visiting *old time friends and rela tion and carried into Barbary. He should go?” And the strengrth bf converted his renegade master life they have partaken of the Rev. 'A lf^ Clark park. These service are quite pop en’s prayer meeting at the church. was presented with a gold Relief tives. ular. 7:30 Friday evening, class meet Corp pin. Roy Ahem Known Here and escaped with him to France. 7 p. m.—Street meeting followed 'When he became chaplain gen ing. Mr. and Mrs. Bodman were mar Roy Ahem, stunt flyer, who was 8:00 a. m.—H(fly Communion. ' by a Salvation meeting in the hall. ried in Rockville bn July l7, 1860. eral of toe galleys of France 9:30. a. m.—Church school gener kiUed on Wednesday afternoon at tender charity brought hope 1 ^ Public urged to take in these serv CONCORDIA LUTHERAN She was formerly Miss Mary A. Teterboro, N. J., was well knoym al session. ices. MorreU and she came to this coim- toe prisons where despair Ii^ Cor. Winter and Ctorden Sts. in this city, as be had made many reigned. His charity took him 10:45 a. m.—Morning prayer ana Program for Week try from Trowbridge, England, visits here. among toe poor, toe young and St. Mary’s Episcopal Church sermon by the rectOr. " Topic: Life Saving Scouts and Corps shortly before her marriage. She H. O. Weber, Pastor. Union Service Snnday old and Ctoristlans ensla-red ty la,>| “Confession.” Cadet class Monday night. is a niember of Burpee Woman’s Church and Park Streets. Relief Corps, . Rockville Methodist The Union service on Sunday fidels. ', f 7:00 p. m.—Evening prayer and Girl Guards Tuesday at 7 o’clock Rev. James Stuart Neill, Rector. Sunday school, 9 a. m. church. Ladles’ Aid society and morning will be held at 10:30 at the Stories are told of how he w ^ sermon by the rector. Topic: Sind band concert in the park. English service. 10 a. m. through toe Paris streets at :ni|^ Wednesday, Young People’s open Hope Chaptor, Eastern. Star. Baptist church on Union street. Rev. Rev. Alfred Clark, Curate. “ T oil.” German service, 11 a. m. Edward L. Nield officiating. 'This seeking toe children left there to' air meeting. Mr. Bb^msii was bom in Trow Tuesday, 7:30 p. m.—Boy Scouts. The senior and Junior choirs will bridge, England, and came to Rock is the last Union service at toe Bap die, , and of how he once took tlm Thursday, street meeting. place of an imprisoned man at Sunday, July 26th, 1930. 5th Sunday after Trinity meet Thursday at 7:30 p. m. This ville when a yoimg man. He had tist church. Oh toe following Sun There will be , a* general session Friday night holiness meeting. toe galley oar in order that't^. will be the last rehearsal of the been emplqyed at the Hixikahum day and August 3 and 10, services of the Church school dtiiing'July; prisoner might go to bis mous season. Sunday, July 27, the annual Mills Ctompany for forty-five years will be held at toe Methodist SERVICES: omitted during August; separate ing mother. -i'. ZION LUTHERAN open air services will be held in before his retirement eight years church. On August 17, 24 and 31, classes resumed .September 14. Laurel Park, beginning at 10:30 toe services will be held at Union His name is associated with 9 :36 a. m.— Church School— General Session. Rev. H. F. R. Stechholz ago. For forty-three years the deeds of many Catholic chart' a. m. church, and toe respective pastors Evening services continue during couple have lived at their present including toe Society of St 'V^- home, which ia .owned by the Hock of each church will officiate. 16:45 a. m.— ^Morning Prayer and Sermon by the Rec July at 7 o’clock; omitted In Aug I Sunday School at 8:30 a. m. Serv- cent de Paul, a laymen’s orgidr- u s t {ice in English at 9:30 a. m. anum Mills company. He ia a Baptist Council Meeting ization formed in 1885 in tor. Topic: “Compassion.” ipember of the'Hockanum Sick so The Church School Council of toe and suffeidng and dispensing f«l- TWENTY FOOT REPTILE ciety and has been the sick visitor Rock-vlUe Baptist church will hold lief and sponsoring other cbir<- 7:60 p. m.—Evening Prayer and Sermon by the Rector, of this organization for the past a meeting in toe church on Tuesr itable works. four years. He is also a member Topic:—“Toil.” FRIGHTENS WHOLE TOWN day evenhig, July 22. ’Hie speaker St 'Vincent de Paul died ^Ci of Court Hearts ot. Oak, Foresters of toe eveifing will be Rev. O. P. 1660. • ’'5. of America,' Methodist Episcopal CMmpbell of Hartford, Religious NORTH MAIN ST. CHURCHES chiurch and-the Men's Comer. Education director of toe Connecti Rochester, N. Y., July 19.— (A|»} Two children were bom of the cut State Convention. The meeting —^Back yard gossip was halted and marriage, H hi^ A. Bodman, rural Is open to all who may be interest UNION SERVICE the voices of playing children were delivery caiTier of Route 4 at the ed in toe work of the (3hurch schOol. strangely silent in the Lakeside local post office, and WilUam, who (A t M^thotdist Church) community of Sea Breeze today died about twdye years ago; also To Attend Rockville Night \ . f ' • • • - while 200 residents, reinforced by two grandebUdren, Mrs. LqIs Beebe Rockville Night will be held in WILLIMANTIG GAMP police and deputy êrlfls, took up of this city and Crosley Bodman of Manchester on Wednesday evening, July 23, and many people from this 10:45— WoYshiO with sermon by Mr. Stock the. trail of a twenty-foot 200 H artford. “I can not understand the SUMMER ASSEMBLY pound Indian python which es Funeral of Mrs. Hepry city plan to attend the big event, ing. Subjeet, ‘^Making Our Own The funeral of Mrs. Lujclna E. wliich will be held at toe West'Side Ing of most of toe muste that^ AUGUST 16-24 caped last night from the reptilo being written today.” » Modem School of Religious Education—Staff o f, 8 Teachers. exhibit of. Edward Hayes. (Dewey) Henry^.-wldow of the late Recreation grounds. This will be World.” Story for Juniors, ‘Tl'he toe fifth anzdversary and there will —Îgnace Paderewski* piamsy^ Each morning 8:15-12. (Congressman E. Stevens Henry, was Warned by Hayes that the snake, be baseball games, horseshoe pitch JUSTIN LAURIE, noted Light and Grand Opera Star will direct , Boy Who Changed More Than His sMd to . be one of the largest in held front the Ludna Memorial Chapel at Grove- Hill cemetety on ing, tennis matches. Thomas Re “Health is of such vital impdi^ the music each day. captivity though not potopnoiu, gan is in charge of toe RockvUie tance that the questkm. of onrl Dr. George Hugh Blmey, of Cleveland, Ohio, Evangelist, speaks Name.” Thursday afternoon at 3 o’clock. was fully capdple of strangUng -a Rev. George Brookes,, pastor of end of toe celebration and Is get ability to pay (the dodtors) ahoiin twice each day. strong man in. its o e n s tr lc tl^ coLla, ting his baseball team in trim, whfie never arise:” . . r-' Miss Pauline Mayo, School of Oral Expression, each day—1:20- Union Congregational church, offi .... . none but those araed with fire ciated. The .L u d n a ' M em orial Max Rotoe will be in charge of ten — Dr. Bittlocfim L. Harris, nttriiO^ 2 p. m. I'm t ' ‘ ------arms was penxOtted to Join ' the . m.—Debate, "Can the der. national kpown -reptito expert, beautiful cre^m satin lined casket leg. has returned. to her home on — Owtght W..MMTOW. Prohibition Law Be Enforced?" Directed by Supt. E. C. was at the head of the aeitoc^rs.: .of. gtpy' doth, with gray ‘clqth han- Cottage street, very much improved. Prett}rman, State Supt. Anti-Saloon League. dles tipped iiubxibHM silver. . Upon MiSs Katherine Reardon of ^Seat “A soft answer lets the other, Two Great Snndsy Concerts. . WOBIAN DECORATED. the diutot .waa A eipgle îray of Main street and Mrs. Esther ItoiJr'- fellow show himself u p .". August 18—^Miss Pauline Mayo, reader, and Mr. Curtis M. Salis- 9:3Q tH U ^H SCHOOL orchids ' and lUies of the valley. At don of Vernon avenue hhveêtimb* —Ifayor Jaueo J. Walto qf N #. ed from a motor trip to BoRln and Y ork . ' w . bury, tenor, in the Big Tabernacle. Choice Negro Spirituals Paris, July 19—(AP)^Mra. the chi4>M. lt 'was eo arranged that ■ 10i and others. Harry Brown of Pittuburgh, Pa., those who Tireee present might have Providence, R. L, shore reeofta, August 23—^Mr. Justin Laurie, g;rand recital of the lyorld’s best was promoted today to be an officer a.tost ytawJpt^Mn. H enî face, Irwin Woodward of Sjpringfleld, “I have never lêen toe, in great music. Mr. Glenn Douglas, Dramatic reared, .will of the Legion of Honor In im uq- adildi vrito've^-'happy^^ and peaceful Vt.,^ who is mi several dayr’ lwil. moit of ipqlitieliBas becauito ridvsS^; render Tennyson’s “ The Divine Tragedy,” preceding Mr. Lau 10:40 GUEST SPIRITS usual beremony at the palaoa ot the a s 'lh Ufe,‘ nip Of Suflerlhg ness trip to. Manchester-when-hh rie’s recital. Legion of Hofloi;. • or'of a|&’''IndlM arors'weto.<^ is''taking cai^ of rsohM nWJriwfty ^ Two Great Sunday Gatherings. The irndgnto was ptnaad on hat Arnold,’ 'LebbehS'-F. Btoseil; Roger a t Q ieh ey l ^ t o ^ r itt: 'hdl)»> J. M urp^, Eîitotid, Heyrtohrker, toe,gueat,of.,lIr. Q«c^ “8 ^ .to dMtlho^^toV l W ^ Sunday, August 17th, 10:80 a. m.. Dr. L. O. Hartman of Boston. by Xêral DahsIL g ^ d chaacalW BhidM raMlal|^)ui^ll!vafett Nprtt. Haraog of' Union itraet on Thitfa* the oobr:tfcaory ■■ 2:00 p. m. the Rev. T. Arthur Moslev, F. R. O. 8., Stafford of the order, as alto 'stood bsitoath the portrait of Mtootoon ^ thA SSt ihteiiBeat iinto In rGrove .HiH cesto- d a y .. ' • • • - Springs. 7:30 p. m.. Dr. George H. mrney, Cleveland. Ohid. F . M . SERVICE Earl Kellner of Promact atreat^la Ion. She was >tlw drat wdknan to wpsi A wealth' df floral .. .. Sunday, August 24—10:30 a. m., Rey. E. E, Elells, S^.Provl- toCMitesvfroin. p e e ^ lh hU'watts be the fiieet' Of his gnaafather, . Ed r: i'UiAi'8 deaee, R. I. 2 p. m.—Rev. Dr. George K. Spencer, be decorated there since'tha^ ordeh was given the URa Empraae l Ei^ ward ZUnmemum,. of lladiWttter. 'Mass. ' 7:30 p. m.—Dr. Kmey. ; ’'T- B o n fiB tt:^ The gentnd puUic is cordially invited to share this splendid piW lUrf. BKlga, gram with the Metlôdtota ^ 'p

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''iPiA MANCHESTER EVENING BEKAtD. SOCTH M A N C H lB ^ CONN, S A T ^ A T , jrULT M, ■ ■ ^ A G B FOXn BoBday, July *Q ” r P . M f ? ' ' i/ a n fe r DAILY RADIO PROGRAM WTIC PROGRAMS 1:67— Tim e. F ir s t To, 422,^WOR, NEWARK—7ia Lea4 Iaf Station!. IraTelen Broadoastliig Sente. l:5g—:Cbamid.on Wsatherinax,.. Saturday, July 19. 7:00 «i«0—Dinner musics e n s ^ ^ Hertford, Conn. ^ 2:0^R ()zy Sjraphony OiêstrB. 8:00 7:O0rÂmerican Legion hour, The Miniature Theater preeentatlon ATLANTA—740. 80,000 W., 1000 K. CL, 2«ZJi hL !:90-^Frien(lly ‘ Hour— t ie v : D r. J. 8:30 7:80—Just for fun hour. 7:80 6:80—Orchestra; muaic hour. for SMunJay.win be “The Bride," a tiCO 8:00—Order of EfsiM bMO. 8:80 7:80—NBC programa (8M hra.) Stanley Durkta - ’ drama concerning lour pedple who are 10:00 9:00—Three dance Orchewa*. 11:80 10:30-^Moonbeams girls m o. 11:00 10:00—Muaic; atudio concert 4:00—Sterling Singers. Chicago.—(AP)—For the ibiit loaJdBS-preparatione lor. the vr^fllnE 11:80 ip:30^NBC"prognuna HW hrs.) 4:30—Don Carlo’s Marimba Band. Ita^W B Z, NEW ENQLAND-900. 1:00 lidlO^Traiik^tlnehtal program. 1 2 :57—Time signals. Hme broadcasts from one air* of two ol^M h. 7 ^ 6 :0 0 -^ 0 2 -' Amos 'n*^ An^y. 1— Newscasting; weather. 5:00—Sabbath Reveres — Rev. plane through another hBT«* lw «i tuned In.lrom a station ol. the WJZ 7:1 66:16-Je8ters* feature, program. ggs^-'KYw;. oriiQAQO-iogd. 9:80 8:80^WJ2 ipihalrel frolic. 1 :10—The High Steppers. Dn Charles Ooodell—Saviour, made for a nation to hear. chain at lO-.SO, daylight aavlng rime. 7:30 6:30—WJ8* programs; (% hr.) 8:15 7:15—Radio Nature league. lO.'OO 9:09—Duioe muaic (1 ^ lira.) 1 :30—Hotel Paramount Orchea- When Night Involves the Skies, The two Huntei’ brothers, who i r t The marriage Is to take place In the 8:45 7:45—Baritone; variety,hq&. 11:80 10:80—Amoa ’n* Andy, comedlana Shelley; SofUy and Tenderly; a new endurance flight record, wsFV 9:30 8:30—WJZ programa U hr-),. _ 11:45 10:45—Dance orchestras to 4:00. tra. home o f a widow who Is secretly in Scripture Reading; Jesus Cal's the men behipd the microjdUNiat' love with the prospective grooim The 10:30 9:30—Orcheatra; 389.4—WBBM, CHICAGO—770. 2— tFarm Reporter. bride-to-be w also In love wl& the 348.6— WABC, NEW V O ^ —86a 8:30 7:30—Cantarvllla^nd concert. 2 :i'o—James F. Butler’s B anjo Us; Suffer the Little C3iildren; talking from Oielr ship at varlouf. y S minister w^ho is to pej^m tte 6:00 6:00—Tom. Dick and Harry trio. 9:00 8:00—Orcheatra: HeU- box. times over both the Columbia 6:30—Sporta talk; domestic aklL 10:00 9:00—WABC theater program. Band. He Leadeth Me; Addresa: "The ceremony,' In the midst ol the re 6:30 Broadcasting sy^^^n and the hearsal the minister breaks down Md 7:00 6:00—Crockett Mountaineers. 1:00 12:00—Around the town. 2 :45—American Game Protection Blind Man’s Creed,” Dr. Goodell; Is unable to read the service.^ l i e 7:30 6:30—Freddy Blch’a orcheatra. 254.1—WJJD, CHICAGO—ri3a Talk—“The Need for ReseaiOh In How Gentle God's Commands, Uonal Broadcakiag company net bride-lo-be confesses that “be Is not 8:00 7:00—Educational features. 8:00 7:00—Orcb; leaaona, aongk. works. fl.r .8:30 7:30—Spiritual alngera, tenor. 9:00 8:00—Palmer atudio program. Game CJonservatlonl” Mason; Eye Hath Not Seen, In inva with the man she Is about to 8i00—Snow boat malodrama, A specially constructed. xnim^; m ariyrô in turn states that he was 8:00 41^4—W ON'WLIB,. CHICAGO—72a 3— ^The Marionettes, Rosemary Gavil; Benediction; God is through with the^ cerernwy “ The WWa’a Secret.” phone, devis^ to elimioate ntet 9:00—Screen .stare, miuic. 9:00. 8':00—“The Rose Maiden.’’ Walsh, soprano. Spirit, Bexmett; Spirit of -God, merely as a matter of sportsmanî^ 10:00 11:00 10:00—WEAF dance orchestra. 4— News. of the engine roar, wha let do^ '’ T h r result Ik a readjustment, which 11:00 10:00—^Three dance’ orchew i^. 11:20 10:20—Strike up the band, Atkinson. leads to two ceremonies Instead of 12:30 11:80—Midnight org«h “ clodiea. 4:10—Renata Flandino, i^ranp; from a raiô ship of tlft NattonaT 4S4.3t-WEAF. NEW YORK--66a 11:80 10:30—Symphony orchestra. 6:00—Time. , . one, ' Wllliamk T o n ^ c ^ e t l^ - ^ wm 12:00 11:00—Dancp'music <8^ bra.) Arnold Goldstein, iânlst. ' - 6:01—Champion Weatherman. Air Transjiort Into the cock^ of \ play Sullivan’s 'lo s t Chpid wh-n •Ar 6:15 5:15—Dinner dance nuislc. the aty of Chicago. The mloitM- 6:45 5:45—Rural comic sketches. 344.8—WL8, CHlCAQO-870. , 0 )nnais tu Le Pays from “Mlg- 6:03—Songs at Eventide. thur Pryor’s band broadcasts over the 7:00 6:00—Two dance orchssti-as. 8:18 7 :15—Osteavllle- rural skit. phone was connected to the tnttts- ■WEAF chain at 8;30. daylight saving non,” Thomas. 6:30—Harbor lights. 8:00 7:00—^LiCW White, organist. 8:30 7:30—Studio musical aurprlse. . Mme. Fldn'dlna mitter in the N. A. T. plane by 80 time, ______9:00, 8:00—Wandering Gypsies tale, 9:00 8:00—Orcheatra. aingers. 1 7:00—Bulova time. 9:30 8:30—Old time music, studio. (Jolllwog’s Cake Walk, Debussy feet of cable. Wave lengths In meters on left of 9:30 8:30—Arthur Pryor's band with 7:01—Êll Tango Romantico. Floyd Gibbons, talk, and 10:30 8:30—Barn dance muaic. Mr. (joldsteln 'The flyers’ voices, husky trmtx, station title, kilocycles on th« t‘ Kb^ William Tong, cornetlat. 7:30—Williams (Jilomatlcs. Times are Elastern Daylight baying 447.5—WMAQ-WQJ, CHICAGO—670. Rondine, DeCrescenzo weeks of riding behind a roiiriBg and Eastern Standard. Black face 10:00 9:00—Rolfe's dance orchestra. 8:30 7:89—Studio concert orchtatra. g;00-^Bnna Jettlck Melodies— motor and from deafness, ^ were type Indicates best features. 11:00 10:00—Ponce Sisters, team. 9:00 8:00—WABC show boat drama. The Star, Rogers 11:15 10:15—Two dance orchestras 10:45 9:46—Orchestra; piano miMic. Mme. Flandina There Is a Tavern in the Town; broadcast on short waves through 393.5—WJZ, NEW YORK—760. 11:30 10:80—Amos ’n’ Andy, comedians Long, Long Ago; How Can 11 Leading East Statians, 6:00 5:00—O’Hara’ s dance music. The Swan, Palmgren the apparatus of the plane above. 238—KOIL, COUNCIL BLUFFS—126a Leave Thee? Siêet Genevieve; •This broadcast was picked up cuf 6:46 6:45—Prohibition poll prograna. 11:00 10:00—WABC dance orchislra. l/Lr. Goldstetin Jî^W PG, ATLANTIC CITY-1100. 7:00 6:00—Amos ’ n’ Andy, comedians 12:00 11:00—Studio entertainment. CaaveUtos, Valverde Safely ’Through Another Week. the ground and fed through an api- 7:15 6:15—Male riio, mandolute. 1:46 12:45—Artists frolic; orchestra. 8:15—H acienda MelodiCB. plifier and the ordinary lines to. 8:10 7:10—Orchestra; old sonp. 7:30 6:30—Baritone, male quarteL Mme. Flandina 0:00 8:00—WABC progranM (t hr.) 7:00—Circus comic skit. brnd. 361.2- KOA. DENVER—83a 8:30—Goldman Band. the network. •f 8:00 11:30 10:30—Amos *u’ Andy, comedians 4:30—Danding Melodies. 10K)0 9:00—Dance music (2V4 hrs.) 8:15 7:15—Drama. ‘The Wonder Dog.’ 5 __stringwood Ensemble; G er- 9:45—Sweethearts of Melbdy The short wave apparatus with 12-30 11:30—WABC midnight mejodlea 8:30 7:30—Goldman’s band with Olive 12:00 11:00—Sunday school lessen. 283—WBAL, BALTIMORE—1060. Marshall, soprano. 1:00 12:00—Musical show; story. trude Clifford Brady, soprano Land. which the N. A. T. plane is 8-30 7:30—Studio cameo concert. 9:30 8 :30—Minstrel men’s frolifc 1:20 12:30—Melody memories. Overture “Prometheus,” Bee- 10:15—Sport Digest. equipped consists of an experiment 9:00 8:00—WJZ programs (l h>-.) 10:00 9:00—Skit, “ Cup Reporter." 299.8—WOC-WHO, IOWA.—lOOa 10:30—L’Ensemble Melodlque. ally developed R. C. A. transmitter, 10- 00 9:00—Around the meloaeon. 10:15 9:15—Vocalist, pianist, duo. 8:00 7:00—Rocking Chair music. thoven „ , 10:30 9:30—WJZ programs (1% nrs.) 10:30,w.— 9:30—Drama, "The Bride." 8:30 7:30—Songs of Eventide. Romance in F, Tschaikowsky 11:00—Bulova time. using four tubes. 243.8—WNAC, BOSTON—1230. 11:00 10:00—Slumber muaic hour. 9:00 7:00—NBC programs (4% hra.) Happy Jacquelin, Mondrone 11:01—Champion Weatherman. ' Power is derived from a 1,000- 12:00 11:00—Late dance orchestra. 1:00 12:00—WHOOT Owla’ music. 8-00 7:00—Varltles music hour. Reverie, Drum _ „ volt dynamotor driven from the reg 8:15 7:15—WABC progs. (5 hrs ) 635.4— WFI, PHILADELPHIA—6M. 491.5— WDAF, KANSAS CITY—6ia 645.1—WQR, BUFFALO.—55a 6:30 6:30—Dougherty's dance music. 8:30 7:30—WEAF progs. (2% lira) Selection from “The Serenade, ular 12-volt airplane storage bat 8*30 7:30—Chimes, accordionist. 11:00 10:00—Orch; Amoa 'n' Andy. tery. This battery is charged by an 6:30 5:30—Dinner dar.ee music. * mitter (above, right) flew over the 7-00 6:00—WEAF programs (4 hrs.) 9:00 8:00—WEAF programs (2 ^ a .) 11:45 10:45—Three dance orchestras, La Furlana (Bolero), Roberts iWIDOW MISTAKEN ‘înadcastB from one flying pla enê-driven generator. The an 305.9—KDKA." PITTSBURGH—9M. 468.5— KFI, LOS ANGELES—640. Hunter machine and dropped n 428.3—WLW, CINCINNATI—700. 7:00 6:00—Amoa ’n’ Andy, comedians 11:00 10:00—Mixed quartet; circus. Liebesfreud, Kreisler De* thirohgfa' a ^ w ere m ade by tenna used on the plane is a flat- 7- 30 6:30—WJZ programs 11 hr.)7:15 6:15—Studio feature hour. 12:30 11:30—Orchestra; musical show. microphone attached to an 80-fodt 8- 30 7:30—Saturday Knights loog. Gavotte and Musette, Raff the. Hgntor bratben, endurance flle top V, working against the fuse 7:30 6:30—WJZ programs (3^ hrs.) 4:00 3:00—Midnight dance frolic. lage of the ship as a ground. 9:30 8:30—WJZ minstrel frolic. 11:10 10:10—Expedition messages. 370.2—WCCO, MINN., ST. PAUL—8ia In the Tavern, Jensen FOR MURDERESS! ra. Tito plane carrying the trans- cable to the machine below. 10:00 9:00—^Variety; orchestra music. 245.8—WCAE, PITTSBURGH—1220. 8:00 7:00—Barlow’s dance orenestra. “A Dream Suite,” Grieg 10:30 9:30—Barn dance: concert. 6:00 6:00—Dinner dance orchestras. 8:45 7:46—WABC proga. (3%. hra.) S£ 11- .30 10:30—Amos 'n' Andy; tejim. 7:00 6:00—Orchestra; recital hour, z 12:30 11:30—Midnight organ meiodlca. B ;58—Ânnoimcement 12:00 11:00—Honoluluans music hour.' 8:00 7:00—Popular music conce^ 1:00 12:00—Arena dance muaic. 6 __"Mother Goose”—Bessie L fl- 12:30 11:30—Four dance orcheslfas. 9:00 8:00—NBC programa (2hi hrs.) 379.5— KGO. OAKLAND—790. Jackson, Miss., July 19—(AP) —; ITALIAN LIVES IN 280.7—WTAM. CLEVELAND—1070. 11:15 10:15—Don Bigelow’s orchestra. 1:00 12:00—Tales never toW. Uan T aft. suspicion that a seventy-year old M ooney **}Vitness** Shows 8-00 7:00—Master musicians hour. 260.7— WHAM, ROCHESTER-TOO. 2:00 1:00—Musical melodrama. 6:15—Flashes; news; time. 2:30 1:30—Guzendorfer’s orchestra. . 6:30—Symphonette. .widow li'vlng on ah estate on Wolf 8:30 7:30—WEAF programs (2 nrs.) 7:30 6:30—WJZ programs (2% hrs.) river in Harrison coimty was the £-• 10:30 9:30—Opery house broadcsist. 10:00 9:00—Ektstman Music School. 270.1—WRVA, RICHMOND—1110. 7—The Melody Boys; Noel A t- 10:45 9:45—Broadway highlights. 10:30 9:30—WJZ theater drama 7:00 6:00—WJZ Amos ’ n’ Andy. wood and Jack Phillips, w ith notorious Belle Gunness, wanted in Perjury Torture Marks CASTLE AS SOVlEr 11:35 10:35—^Dance music: organisL 11:00 10:00—Supper dan<» music. 7:16 6:15—Music; string trio. Indiana on charges of operating a 1:00 12:00—Hello. America! 379.5— WQY, SCHENECTADY—7»p, 8:30 7:30—Studio orchestra music. . Rhythm CJhasers. 2:00 1:00—Gene and Glenn, songs. 12:31 11:31—Time; weather; markets. 9:30 8:30—WEAF progs. (1% hrs.) . matrimonial murder farm, began to 7:30—Baseball scores. Baltimore,. Md,—It waa just four him stooped and weakened. He 283—WTIC. HARTFORD—1060. 6:00 6:00—Dinner dance music. 11:00 10:00—Glee club’s concert 7:35—^Broadway Favoriates. fade today as Mississippi sheriffs SUESEORMILUONS 6:00 5:00—Mother Goose program. 7:00 6:00—Jeanette Getz, pianist 12:00 11:00—Old fiddling fiddlers. smokes incessantly, and a metallic, 7:15 6:16—WEAF progs.. (3% bra) 508.2— WOW, OMAHA—590, denied knowledge of anything to in teen years ago, on July 22, 1916, 6:30 6:30—Symphonette program. g l-S ile n t dicate they were one and the same wracking cough shakes his gaunt 7.-00 6:00—Studio musical hour, 11:00 10:00—Boulevard of dreams. 11:00 10:00—Studio musical hour , that fate began to forge the chain frame. He frequently complains of 6:85—Broadway favorites. 11:15 10:15—Don Bigelow’s orchestra. 12:00 11:00—Late dance music. woman. 7*35 w.ww — ______of circumatances that shackled John “heart flutters.” San Remo, Italy,— (AP)—Blgite Secondary Eastern Stations Secondary DX Stations. Sunday, July 20, 1980 •The stoqr started yesterday when MacDonald to a lie. Called a Kindly "Old Gentleman" L. Cibrario, son o t a Turin Ismon 808.2—WEEI. BOSTON—590. 272,6—WLWL, NEW YORK—1100. 344.6— WENR. CHICAGO—8J0. (B. D. S. T.) authorities of La Porte, Ind., an Tueaday will be the fourteenth 6:00 6:<)0—Tenor, orchestra, soprano. "Everybody around his bouse merchant, is living peacefully in the 8:00 7:00—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) 6:00 C:00—Tip Top ensemole. 9 :00 —"Our Government” by David nounced that a woman believed to be anniversary of the Preparedness 6:40 5:40—Catholic talk; orenestra. 7:30 6:30—Farm Bureau program. Belle Gunness had been arri»st"d just loved the old gentleman^” de Devachan Castle here, with a noble 11:55 10:55—Âuction bridge lesson. 7:20 6:20—Misaionaiy’s address. 1:00 12:00—Midnight dance frolic, Lawrence—NBC. Parade in San Francisco that was 7:40 6:40—Popular music hits. near Jackson, Miss., and that the clared Mrs. Edward Madden, at man as a secretary, while the 545.1—WKRC, CINCINNATI—550. 202.5—WHT. CHICAGO—14S0- 9:15—Baseball scores. thrown into wild confusion when a whose home MacDonald stayed for Viet Gtovernment is trying to set 11:00 10:00—Saturday night club 525—w NYC, NEW YORK—570. 9;20—“Serenading Strings.’ information had been received by 7:00 6:01)—Educational addresses. 8:00 7:00—Male quartet’s recital. bomb exploded, killing 10 persons several months. "He was always so from the Italian courts an order for 11:30 10:30—Studio dance -orcheuira. 9:00 8:00—Studio musical program. 9 :45—Carl McKinley — Austin telephone from Sheriff Thomas A, 12:00 11:00—Organ request progiam. 7:50 6 :50— Nita Novi, accordionist and injurhog 40. Thomas H. Mooney good and considerate of others." him and the National City B tik of 8:00 7:00—City Police choristers. 10:00 9:00—Your hour league. Moore, of Hinds county, Miss. and Warren K. Billings were con 1:00 12:00—Dinner dance orchestra. 293.1—CFCF, MONTREAL—i030. 461.3—WSM, NASHVILLE—650, O rganist. “He got along with less sleep New York to pay 11,000,000. , 10:15—Studebaker (Champions — Sheriff Moore said he had tele victed of planting the dynamite suit 216.7—WHK, CLEVELAND—1390. 7:00 6:00—Twilight musiiyhour. 10:30 9:30—Harmonica; music team. graphed the La Porte officials to than any human being I’ve ever The Ruseians claim th ^ deposited ' 8:15 7:16—Dinner music; potpoiiril. 8:30 7:30—Concert, dance music. NBC. ca a t. Thej went to prison. 11:00 10:00—Studio variety parly. 11:00 10:00—Barn dance orchestiu. find out if Belle Gunness was Want known,” said another landlady. this money 'n the New Tors bank 9:00 8:00—"WABC programs (2 hrs.) 315.5_WRC, WASHINGTON-9Sa 11:30 10:30—Amos ’n’ Andy, comcclana 10:45— ^Vocal R ecital. John MacDonald put them there. "Night after night we’d bear him to Cibrario’s order. , — 11:00 10:00—Old Time Singing School, 11:45 10:45—Orchestra; guitar; unists. 11;00— ^Tlme; W eather. ed there and his message bad been c. 11:80 10:30—Four dance orchestras. 7:15 6:15—Studio feature prograim 12:45 11:45—^Team; barn dance music. He b** confessed that he lied to pacing the floor of his room, but The Soviet’s case thus far lu|l not 8:00 7:00—NBC programs (8 hrs.) 11:05—“The Merry Madcaps — interpreted to mean she bad been ar 1:00 12:00—Organ icquests; orchestra. help (xmvict them. Even then a met with great succese. It tost in Norman (31outier, Director. rest^ ’The sheriff said he had act the local San Remo court, and in the 12:00 Mldn.—Silent ed on the statement of a stranger, whose name he did not know, that who apparenUy waîmder the ron^, something on Court of Appeals at Genoa. Now 302.8—WBZ, NEW ENGLAND—990. Leading DX Stations. w n c organist looks back on trol of scheming officials, he little I hi* min/i Sunday, July 20. 6:00 5:00—Songs at EvenUd^ he had recognized the widow as Sometimes he’d be irri- it is before the Court of 'Ckssatton 6:30 5:30—WJZ programs (3U hrfc) (DSTHST)^^^ ATLANTA-74(L colorful career in the theater. realized that 1^ always apologetic at Rom e. In protf&t against Ruesiaii role of From a wheezing, rickety organ Belle Gunness, on whose farm he his imtlva Finland. Jean Silelius, a 9:45 8:4!5—Melody Land awcuhearta. I 7:00—NBC programs (1% his.) bad worked in Indiana. himself to a torture beside |-fterward iccording to the all^;atlons, Rus true musical patriot tyrote riie tone 10’30 9:30—L’Enacmble Melodlque. 9-45 8:45—Concert; atudio orenestra. in a small movie house - in Ya^ prison would have been a welcome "Sometimes when he’d start up 348.6_WABC, NEW YORK-860, Sheriff Moore telephoned Sheriff sia commissioned Cibrario to so to Doem. “ Finlandia.’ which will be 10:45 9:45—W EAF progA (1% nrs.) mouth, Maine, in the early days of Joseph W. Havens, of Harrison refuge. . stairs we’d say goodnight and he’d America and purchase for them ^M td when the band ron 3:30 2:30—Conglave of n a t^ s . 12:00 11:00—Concert: Bright Siwt. •the flickers”, to a magnificent con Finally Met Consequences of cert Is broadcast from ^be Mall o 4:00 3:00—Cathedral music hour, 1:00 12:00—Theater organ reclial. c»)unty, to make the arrest When stop and say; *Well, I’m going to American films and rights. Tbsy Central Park to.Usteners of the 5:00 4:00—South American music. 293.9—KYW, CHICAGO—1020. sole in one of the best known Sheriff Havens went to her home ' Blisdebd bed, but that’s all the good it will deposited a million dollars in ths chain Sunday night at 8.30, dajiigtu 6:00—Crooner, contralto, trio. photoplay theaters on Broadway, 6:00 8*00 7:00—'Three dance orcheairaA he found she had left on June Iff for In the flood of words relea^ ^ do me. I won’t sleep.’ He was such National City Bank, and told Ito Siting rime . Other selecUona W ^ 6:30 6:30—Globe trotterk hour. 10:46 9:45—WEAF Sabbath aonga. and thence to the orchestra pit of ores^ted will be "Triumphal M^ch 6:00—String symphony with visits in Indiana and ' niinois. Giewav recent * discovery------______of -J*. MacDon^d a UU;Cnice manlUOU thatUMl, we WC WUiUUcouldn’t b believe to use iL 7:00 Stanley Maxted, tenor. 11:46 10:46—Dance music (2 bra.) * the celebrated Munich Optera House SJ^hiSwaroUl. the o^rturo w ’’Tw n 344.5— WENR. CHICAGO—4:7a Sheriff Moore said be knew nothing in Baltimore, ^ be was in serious trouble.” Also according to the Soviet’s al* hAiiaeri' by Wagner, Handel s l.*rgo 7:30 6:30—Male quartet; addresa. in Germany, is the record of pro wd^cerotefrom '“The Beg^r Stxi 8:00 7;00—Jesse Crawford, organiaL 9:00 ' 8:00—Kay’s supper music. to connect the Harrison county Sion that he help^. ^*^®?**« * Other acquaintances believe that legations, Cibrô did use it—but 7:45—Chic Sale, humorleu 10*00 9:00—Symphony concert muaic. gress achieved by Carl McKinley, and Billings, much has bwn ^ tte n ; j^^cDonald intended to surrender dent" by Mllloecker. During the same 8:45 U:00 10:00—Comedy sketch: music. widow with the murderess and acted not for the Sêt. He found the hour D « Staigers, cornetlst, will plaj.; 9:00 8:00—National H. 8. orchertra. organist who will be heard at 9:45 solely at the request of the Hinds of the celebrated , himself, or go voluntarily to Call- New York weather rather cool and Barnbonse’s fantasle. "Kock of Xge^ 9:00—Mayhew Lake’s band. 12:00 11:00—DX air vaudeville. o’clock tonight from Station WTIC EUiott Shaw, baritone, will be fea 10:30 9:30—Russian9:30—Russian vlll«e mugia . 4ia4—WON-WLIB, CHICAGO—720. county sheriff. of MacDonald blmself. T m ue fornia to clear Mooney and Billings, returned to the eunny Riviera and 11’00 10:00—^ c k Home Tabernacia |g*00 7:00—Old UmerA enaemble. in one of his weekly recitals from The woman had lived on her coun which he has ên sh^wea i , ..Qjjgg jjj while,” one of them said, San Remo. He carried out bis life's tured during the PWKta^, Job»"n the Connecticut transmitter. After, Strauss* worksroruB which wuiw. 'will "... ho— broad------. 12:00 11:00—Hawaiian ™ii**®* giso 7:30-Nlght^wks; concert. try estate for approximately thlr- fourteen years hw iteêdi mm ^ would mention some business dream by buying the gorgeous De- east over WEAF and aascciatcd ata-1 jj ;30—Midnight organ melodiea. 9:15 8:16—WEAF pnwA (1% «[•*>„ leaving Maine, and the “flicker” | ______ttoliB I t 9:15.. daylight f^vlng timj^ “ 454,3_ w E A F . NEW YORK;- minent in a select sele< drcle. Her could rise completeljr. Yet few waw probably would be gone a long The Court of Appeals at Oenpa wSTz**" from“”’’A*l«rght In Venice’’; ' 5:00 4:UU—Echoes of the Orient. 447.5—WMAQ-WQJV CHICAGO—67a Kinley went to Harvard Univemty , husband died last vear.year. of the intensity o « ,tb e ^ ’s decided that the Soviet could., hot “The Pig Song” from "Ihe Cyv*> 4:30—Tenor, guitar, piano, trio. 6:30 8:30 7:30—Sunday Evening cl^b. and to the Knox CoUege school of; gle against Mmaelf, how he fought, Collapsed Daring touch the National City B a ^ bfit Baron," and "My TuUpa and My 6:00 6:00—Catholic addreaa. cbwr. 9:00 8:00—Pianist; concert music. music, winning degrees from botoj Wife from ‘The Merry Wat. He | 7:00 6:00—Mystery House melodrama 11:00 10:00—Auld Sandy a hoim to regain respectability b^’i Qnesttoning could stiU proceed a g a i^ CUirario. will be supported by an orcLestra di 7:30 6:30—Theater musical hour. 11:16 10:16—Orchestra; Bible r«dlngs. Institutions. He returned to his eventually, he rose to meet the con- During the time he spent in jail rected hy Joseph Patscrnack. 7‘ 30—Choral orcheatra, eonga. In this connection it is recaOed that 8:30 11:40 10:40—Studio concert orchestra. first love, the photoplay theater, In YOimiFUL TREE SHTER sequences o f t e xnlsdeed^______j touo^yiug. big discovery, the perjur- the Soviet aelzed brs2ieb offices of 9:00 8:00—Talk, David 344.6*>WL8, CHICAGO—^ Boston and Hartford, where hiS| His attorneys—two conservative I Wave lengths In meters o" °*| 9:15 8:15—Elliott Shaw, baritona, 7*00 6 :00—WEAF historical sketch. ' " er answered lawyers' questions for the National City Bank in lloecow, station tltfe kilocycles on the righL 9:46 8:45—Women’s octeL tenor. 7:30 6:90—Mixed quartet novelticA work attracted the attention of the | young corporatton lawyers, memb-| Times are Eastern Dayli^t Saying 9:00—Champions dance mu«a RAISES LEGAL PROBLEM hours at a time, dictated a lengthy Petrograd and Vladivoetock, confis \ 10:00 8:30 7:30—String muaic. slngeiA famous “Rooty” who engaged him! era of one of the ojdeat legal f l ^ cated stocks and bonds, Iniprisoned and Eastern .Stantord. Black face | 10:45 9:45—Sunday at Seth Parjeria. affidavit, slspt Scarcely at all, ate type indicates best features. ii-is 10:15—Xylophonist _and planl^ 2 3 ^ K 0 IL , c o u n c il BLUFFS—1260. as organist of the Capitol Theater in10 the United W**»*^— ^ States—have — been] M ■ vitually ViLiUUl^ UUUAili59nothing, CUAUand vs/aac»y0v%acollapsed the etidire, and never returned a 11:30 10:80—Ruamn Cathedrw choir. 8:00 7:00—WABC programs (4 brA) in New York. Later he won a Gug 12:06 11:00—Dance orchestra. Hartisbure' Pa July 19.—(AP)— prim arily responsible for the ve 01 ^ ^ while he was being Interro- dollar. Leading East Stations. 393.5-WJ^, n e w YQRK—rtO- , genheim Foundation fellowship and 2:00 1:00—Roxy Symphony wncarLC 861.2-KOA, DBN VER^. went to Europe, where, among oth-, (DST) (ST) 2:00—Friendly hour, address. 9:16 8:15—NBC programe (2% his.) Following toe habeas corpus hear- TO QUESTION BOOKKEEPER 272.6-WPG, ATLANTIC CITY—1100. 3:00 12mo 11:0a-D enver Municipal band. er musical activities, he served as' 4:00 3:00—Male quartet, pianist. r^k''t^/^^^neê^^y°of ^ w*o?toelr' restored his Uberty, Mac- 7*00 6:00—Lewis* concert orchestra* 4:30 8:30—^Marimba band, tenor. 2:00 1:00—Concerts; Jewels’ music. student director and musician of the SS? -'UtU. Jl« 0!.certed. to Jrtew .comer w to- 9:15 8:15—Madden’s concert orcli. 4:00—Sabbath reveries hour. , 374A-WBAP, FORT Providence, R. L, July 19.-H[A|*) 10KK) 9:00—Orphean male quartet. 6:00 Munich Opera. He is now a mem into toe realm of law and legal die- Arm’s traditions, to find toem ê lawyers’ skyscraper of- —Âgents of the bureau of iprsati- 6:00 6:00—Soprano and organist. 10:00 9:00—Orchestra, artists (8 bfA) ber of the faculty of the New Eng 10:30 9:30—WABC Russian music. A:30 6:80—Drama, "Harbor U g h ^ 867—CMO, HAVANA-640. mw) me reauu «»w ouu forces of toe Mooney fice. «n,ii»While stenographers«t*nnoximh«r* tvnedtyped thetoe gation of the department of Bvtice 11:00 10:00—Atlantic 6:00—“ El Tango Romantico. land Conservatory of Music in Bos 285—WBAL, BALTIMORE—1CM. 7:00 9:00 8:00—Military band concert. , voluxninous memoi*anda fox*xnlng toe are imming to this -KNX, HOLLYWOOD-1050. While lawyers debated for interested Ttot^tSy even 8:15 12:00 11:00—Presbyterian servlcee. parties toe question as to w h e to e r , dudînterv^^êyê^^ Doxiald’s story, be sat silently and how, as general bookkeeper of the 8:00 7:00—WJZ mixed quartet, 8:30 7:30—Goldman’s band with Del 8:15 7:15—Baltimoreans dance orch. ■ Stalgera, cornetlat. 1:00 12:00—String trio, tenor. W BZ— W B ZA toe boy would be permitted to reach waa at least motionless, watchlxxg toe traffic National Bank of .Commerce, he 545.1—WQR. BUFFALO—550. 8:45—Drama, “ Julius Caesar. 289.3—KTH8, HOT SPRINGS—104a 1 crawl through toe streets below, 10:30 9:30—.Morning church êrrice. 9:45 even toe cen^ ^ k in a venture J Site’ human sym- caused a bank shortage o f 8246,000 |T0:45 9:45—South Sea Islanders, tenor 8:30 7:80—OrcheatTAi zololstA 1.* hA l«oa mMt- fliA fimid M t«n TMlFliy OUC w ymsa ! waitixxg for toe time to start for 3:00 2:00—WEAF progs. (414 hra.) l i i i i 10(15—Contralto; reminiaccncea. 10:00 9:00***Btudlo nniaW B l^ program, Saturday, July 19 through Overdrafts • and.- covered 7:30 6:30—Preabvterian a ervi^ 10:80 9:80—Concert ehi.-.----etaaembie recitsL ' California. 8:30 7:30—WEAF programs (3 h A) 305.9—KDKA, PITTSBURGH—^ days and a new WtyCle. ' «L]^,^^»hSever he may that shortage for ll've yean. 11*00 10:00—Reformed Oiurrti service. 299.8—WHO-WOC, The legal machinery was started' ro r’MacDooa^ flmire MacDonald probably was more Disteict Attorney Henry M. Bw%1rei 7A ing to toe desire he indicated, he 7:30 6:30—WJZ tenor, orchestra. 7:00 6:00—Studio muaic hour. 7*30 6:30—WJZ programs (4% his.) 10:45 9:46—WEAF progs. ^ y d b e ttw .g e t Jlghtnly IS: could have told someone his whole 8:30 7:30—Orchestra; variety hour. MI.5~.WDAF. KANSAS CITY—5ia dies. rods,” he warned, and then spoke wlto to e story. Not toe story, of toe perjury 10:15 9:15—(Concert hour; varietlea . 245.8—WCAE, PITTSBURQH— 10:16 9:16—Quest arUat’a progr.m* 3:00—Classic Gems. 11:30 10:30—Historical flashbacks. U:00 10:00—Lutheran Churjdi ^rvieeA seriously. ‘It-isn’t safe for kids to 1 vanced senility. His eyes are auu —for that seemed to he all toe 1:00 12:00—Pilgrims; Spanish dreama. 465.6— KFI, LOS ANQELES-d40. 3:30—Ctoicago Serenade. and sunken, hiA thin hair toe dolor 12:00 l l : 0(^Mualcal noveleaque. 11:46 10:45—Baritone, P^no; playerA be up in a tree in a storm.’* world wanted to know—but toe 1:00 12:00—Midnight orchestia music. 1:45 12:45—W EAF bra.) 4:00—^Berkshire Playhouse M ati- of ashes. His face Is seamed very 491.5—WIP, PHILADELJPHlA-îa 12*30 11:30—^Vaudeville neadllnera. story of a roan who haa harbored 2802—WTAM, CLEVELAND—lOTOi 2:00 1:00—Dance mnalc. uIuoa The owner of toe property of 8:30 7:30—Studio musical program.^ 10:45 9:45—Trinity morning TCrv»ce. nee. old and tired. ____ a lie for fourteen years, and what 365.5—WHA8, LOUISVILLE—82a 4:30— ^Merry M akers. which toe heir’s chosen tree is lo Feared Prosecution for Perjury IStronbei^ 9:15 8:15—WEAF programs (2 hrs.) 2:30 1:30—1. B. S. A. Greek houn 10*00 9:00—studio feature concert. cated asked toe police to have Cal that lie has done to his life. 11:15 10:15—Dance muaic: organls.t 9:00 8:00—Mreaide instromMtai tr^ 10:16 9:16-^6 eelbach concert qyrtrt^ 6:00—Pat, Peter and Paul. fai 1921 283—WTIC, HARTFORD—1060 10:00 9:00—Stringa, oontralta planlsL vin rexxioved but no action is being He hopes, anyway, that he’ll live M ^ W e e q , MINN.. £T . 5:80—Blue Aces. Yet the ro*n has more courage C a ? l ! o i i . 9:00 8:00—The “ HK" review. 635.4-.WLIT. PHILADBLPHIA-«8a t* vti until lawyers searched for long enough to see that belated tlOO TiOS-SteOTe orgka .^**>* . 5 ;53—Plymouth Contest now than he did*nine,jrears ago. 9:30 8:30—Lester Green, wizard. 8:00 7:00—Studio muaio hoar. ___ 9;gg trtO—W EAF OVfc J“**) court oplnioxis which might be ap justice is done, and long enough for T oot UItteiAte' 9:45 8:45—Feature organ reclUL 8:30 7:30—WEAK progranu (8 tea) M*80 10:80—Haixlet oow»rL 6:55—Kyanixe Road Man. Found in New York In 1921, he first some pleasure of atonement, if pun 10:18 9:15—WEAF dance muaic. U:S0 10:80—BlUy Hay’s ondieatm. plied to tree sitting. Radio ^ 10:45 9:45—Serenading atringa; ranee. 6:0()— ^Tlme. branded himself a perjurer, but ishment is to be given him. 422.^WOR, NEWARK—710. 26a7—WHAM. RQCHE8TM —lie a 11;00 10:00—Presbyterian aerylw 6:01—Champion Weatherman. dared not face San Francisco e Otherwise John MacDonald wants 6:00 4:00—Organ; comedy team. threatened prosecution If he re- 6:45 4:46—String quartet, soprano. 12:80 11:80—WJZ programa (6 his.) ! ; S } ; S = I & S S g L “ ~ ^ „ . 6:08—^Hotel Governor Clinton Or CAPONE ADMITS HEPAip to go back to bis night switchboard. 6:80:30 88:30—Violin; : 3 0 - ^ ^ ; ,pfimo; pUno; flAoefc.f chestra. ‘ torned to deaf Mooney and BtUinga The long, lonely hours would bring 8T9J)—WQY. BCHKNlCTAPVWga 6 :20—Baseball'scores; Sport Dl- But now he haa declared h^maelf no terrors to him now: only b tran baritona.' -- îlon danoe^muaw. ready to take any cxmsequences in 9 ' M 8166—Diinco ofcbaatemj organ.' 10:46 3:i»-MorniM g e e t KtIBES TO REPORTERS quility such as he never has known 10:06 9:00—Story; .■vaudevlllohmn’. \ liOO 1:00—mM lnj* and pianist . righting, fo far as he can, the in ______2*80 WEAF progs. (9% hrA) 6 :80—singing the Bluto. before. 11:30 19:80—Moonbeams moSio hour in justice he has done. Secondary âstefn Station!. Secondary DX Stations. 6 :45—literary Digest’s Topics Brief—F lo^ (Kbbons, So however the years have rav BOg.2—WEEI. BOSTON—69a J ' 8».g—vifWJ. DETROllT-«a 3a9.4_WBBM, CHICAGO—770. St. Louis, July 19.— (AP.)— The aged him physlMdly, they have xnade 8:00 7:00-i^ncert nfualcal program. ■8:00 7:00—Dance music, artlatt. 7:80 6:80—Evenlns bsn < rV Barrare

.dqiiig a bigg^ Sa^ma'qf. , ^ IN FRANCE AND IS eadi year than the ^patr bq^afk.'^f i It aoBMa down, partwpA; _ jaw the Ufbt fll- ' good’a profiiffoB of . B j BODNEY DUTCHEB the sdhooiboiise. I t ; “Too maiqr induatrlal ' faadara, tftmsd a machine gun on that ‘ be aaya, “beUave that ineD w e n Wadiiiigtoa — Mr. Ajuos W a lte r •diodbouse akd let go. not b w l- colonels neas for men. Too many bmieve Wright Woodcock, who has just “Those generals i knodeed off those ------that production muat- ba oenald- been apptrinted to the hardest job dove unaidmoady under the ered before human beings* They in the world. Is going to do the school benches. That was the cli must learn that it Is tba bast of max to my argument—they fdund bustneaa practice to tWnk at best he can. the human being, and that by so President Hoover had to find a out adiat it meant to be under lire. And as soon as the courtidohig •they will increase ptodae- director of prohibition for the collected itself again that sen- j non. department of Justice when it try was acquitted right away." i took over enforcement on ^ Tears after the war W ood«^ and Woodcock appeared to the f onitd m w m a iv again suceessfunyilMACDONAU) m tokical To others in Wash defending men ^ had killed. ington he seems as able and well- tr. 8. district attorney he repre sented nine proUbition agents ac ^ p p ed for the post as any one nM tal-d^ dMgfUe which Oongraas wID ha asked ta bay ^ in the procession of persons who cused o f m unler. In 1924 he ob IS NOW YEAR OLD A sketch of the prepaaed have supervised the noble experi tained acquittal for four agents Arnqr* who iriUAd Lawrence Wenger, in ment—and moreso than some of WashinghnL— Whan the next Oon- These officials say that tsntattvs load about equal to its w siflit 1925 the acquittal of another them . g^rasa convenes, It w ill h a v e before desigiis can for the strip to carry Carl B. Mtsebs, prssIdsBt of the agent who killed Joe Buongore Woodcock will be the executive it for consideration a MB-calling for a 87-nriUimettf gun in ifo Aircraft Davdopnant OssporatlaQ and later he saved four agents Keeps Parfianeit W edqit of prohibition’s new Big Three — the construction of a lOOrton metal- meat, 10 machine guns, from of Detroit, wUeb built tha MC-2, accused in the death of Charles Attorney General Mitchell. Assist clad diriMble that would .be practi- to 10,000 pounds of bombs and bars says such a Sb^ of tbs 100-too ant Attorney General Youngqulst Gunladi, a fanner. Eariy and Late e M Wide ctJiy n ^tn g arsenal for the U. 8. room for two airplanes. During sise could carry a nriUtary load of and Woodcock. A lth oi^ he successfully preee- peace time, however, they look for 40,000 pounds, basidas etaw, from His efforts to obtain a sem cuted some big alcohol diversion Army. The dirigible, costing about H r ward to its benefldal uses in vari Washington to Paniuna and baek in blance of law enforcement will lie was to convict Social Program.. ous emergencies, such as flood re 80 hours without a stop. final yff—iwAti Jdm Philip Hill SOOfiOO, would be the M xt step to- not be fanatical, but it will waM huge metal-akin airahipa, as lief woik, aerial photography and strong and vigorous. You can teU made wine and cooirasieacontrasted withwiui fabricu on r Uneduueu ships of land surveying, forest patrd and It would sava anonnouaty In flood that much from his record and his p^widy bragged about it. London, — (A P )—Englanffs i ^ i the Z e p p ^ type, following fire flghtilVf medical rfoef in iso control work, both ii» monsy, tUns .Woodcock took his law degree personality. His superiors, in ond labor governmhnt has comraat* ______^ trials of the MC-2,an an experi lated districts, bombing ice jams and and llvas, ba addr and could also cluding Hoover, want to demon at the University of Marjdand in ed a trifle more than one year m o C - mental metal-dad ship built in De- exploration. be a factor in tbs dsvdopmant.of strate as conclusively as possible 1910 and

hOr. m ete so-operation bu t a m anner bf living. We believe that if de- W AI.T E R P. mqoracy in government is to con Democracy Needed In tinue foer® must be a democracy in fodost^— or the puroult of happi- As In Government, nefo, foe . object of freedom, must ^^“We, ail o f; us, find oUrselves better safe guarded against the C H RYS LE fufore than we-would have been in ' private industry. We are all haupter.” PRESENTS TWO NEW How foe Plan Began Tlrirtefo years ago Hapgood and his, brothers inherited the plant One of-them is Norman Hapgood, the STRAIGHT EIGHTS w^ter. The idM of industrial de- moctn^ strong, in them; they AB progress is change. In our progress there is no depetture TCt out to find hqw it could be jiehifved in a practical manner, .tinly by cfaenge do men and the £actoa •froni fimdsmenrnl principles. wholly divorced from any taint of e f hh dvdizatico move from the lower to X o public approbadon, we must lihtiqn.thrQpy. or theory. They de- give always finer, mote dependable, mote cl^d: to experiment tbd h itle r state; from die cruder to the A contrabt was drawn up between in a r development. fomamic oer prifniiinisr uHutoffirrslwayi them'' and' foe workera. The Hap- O or Chrysler engineea devote their livee greater value, es well ae cats better suited gbods agreed to tidee only a small dividend on their stock each year, ,to stndy, to analysis, to experimentation. to die needs of modem tesnspoit. and..to devote. whatever profits re Jâd out o f this constant searching and Thus, our latest Chrysler!— the new mained to what amounts to a re Chrysler Eight and the new Chrysler tirement of all common stock. By ’ trying come the knovdedge, conviction and gradual steps, looking forward to dedaion that lead to progress. Tmp*i4«l H ^ it — containing as they do, foe day when they would have full In announcing two **"***pl**>- lines of outstanding engineetittg and style improve leged control— the day which finally b e come—foe management of the New Stcai^ l^ris, in sA fific n to our mento— are, we believe, mfleetionee alot^( cbinpany was put into foe workers’ Iqves-pcked Chrysler Sixes, we now tegiB- the course o f automobile progrese. hands. W e are proud and eager to submit dicse ' Married Men Get Most tse out moet important disnge end pcogwet 'A e workers, for Instance, were •Jidll designed, ell woihed for, all cteeted us to the inspection and test o f the pcfofic. aUbwed to fix foe wage scales. efodied the'situation and de to give die wotid better and more sadafy- IF? Hap^(d’ cided that employes should be paid, not '>on a bi^s of their earning power, but on a basia of their needs. , US) maiui . *ihus single men are paid less l n d u 9 b e i a l thanvzaaêd men- Parents of chll- drfo get foore money than childlesa leadets workers. Incidentally, there are no Lhat prodiicHbn Inciêases'in pay for those who rise must DGcdn- , to executive pbritiona. . Rear unemployment was re- mqyed by arrsnging things so that 'b u o i a n s ^ foe workers get paid for every week in ';foe year. Then sinking funds im re estalriished for old age.pexurions and gfodp insilrance for dependents, A flye-^y week was foe next step. BY BOYD GURLEY racy can remain a living thing in pathetic and imderstanding con Finally there came an extensive •iRdltor of the IndianiqraliB Times the middle of an industrial civiUza- tactiCt with the hosts of woikera hesilth program, by . which workers ■JndianapoUs.— “If democracy in tion. under them. arid'. Lheir'dependents are given government is to continue, there Sure Plan Will Succeed ’It is ho different in. industrial ^ ^ c a l and dentid care. TMs pn^ niust be democracy, in industry— ori “I am confident,” he says, “that life than' isâutocratid'TOvMni^ ' the wpriters soon learned, thm pursuit of happiness, the object if manual workers are given the as in poUticalltfe, np'm attfr1idw''wi^ pays for'itself in a reduction of lost on freedom, must fail.” sistance of technicisms iihtil such a ly stock m ay bA^'hdd by ^ the public time. these words, William P. Hap-; time as they have had an oppor- or wcfrkbr. ^ l At'Afot the. wortera selected oidy president of the Columbia timity to learn the difficulties of “Co-Operatton. Means Dm nAora^ foeir-^mlnor’.fbrem'en. Now'they serve Company, who surprised | business administration, they can “The other movement is that'of Ifoti evflry V official, from Hapgood nation the other day by turning j hanê it successfully and, in the co-operation, which 'stdvM 'f$f the oh g o w n ,' A m a jo rifo o f fo e 160 em - igoyea coidd vote HAMfdod out of •T his gl,500,000-a-year canning j long rim, wiU handle it more suc democratic ideal.' - <3 ^ "S ra iJ 6 R '‘B IG H T ; stan dard models— Roadster 81495, Goupe 81495, Sedan 81526-*-^pecial Coupe, less to his employes, explains i cessfully than it is handled imder ‘F e w understand ' the /'tm m «Q * oWbe .tomorrow, if they, wanted to. ' tiste. a 5 5 »l Sedan 81565. Special Convertible Coupe 81665, Sport Roadster (aix wirewheria a”an d trunk dous dyirnmitf m saaifig W i lW.;WWd. unique industrial course on the ordinary system. No'wqfoer'foin be fired without the TWeld 'I t i^ All prices f. o. b. factory (fepedal equipment extra). CHRYSLER IMPERIAL Few have dlBOovered ^ t^ tts real iCh he has embarked. There are two great competing fonaent of his fôWrWorkers. b. factory, (special e ^ i^ e n t extra), Airange with us'fw an Immediate demoBsfoation. 'ty-one per cent of the corn movements, or philosophies — if deflniUoh was given. up - M f - Jeahs .'^WoiilKers Have fikimd Voice * ’s stock is now controlled by! movements cu be said to have k when he said. 'T>> hhto oêih Jas -...Bfvfrjr: F rid a y evening the w o rk - 160 men and wromen w ho w o r k ' philosophy —^ in modern industry. e rsjh ^ 'a raseting to diseuss prob- it Hapgood used to be their One of these is the merger Uie- — of.'ihe byitiikpa. Every work- t ; now, collectively, they are his i ory, which Is today growing with plan has' succeed^‘. jrifo .lis. tq"" velds his thoughts. " Sale T h ^ could vote him out o f startlinjg rapidity. have dembristrated that our ; •are r e studied, depgrtmeat. UHnortow—and in that fact! ‘Tts chief idea is to concentrate not selected because, of \foe^’ make their, reports'and every) power, the lufion of small units not chosen for*foeirvfnfo'-fo ^ 'of 'foe .flm^s dperatioos is ‘ Hapgooid'm foeling of triumph, j • N. Y.-; i \ A .t) -' - ? e hah achieved a ba^s of equal!-1 into a super unit. It puts the di prindpte, but.ron^ a. nririuts^. A. gin who pastes ith the w orkers. rection of these super units in the suit of enmfonds; osa*iw ' tovbijj^ i0gCAiiuL.C6 ttd [it.t 9 a iid e d ti* seOTH , he believes that he h a n ^ o f a v e ry fe w mien, alm ost the found a way in which democ inflnittiy removed from , the fym- iT'- Vi r--», ZlL*. ^TUBDAY, JU tt U£M K^B8t{!It--EV^^ l: Li' m iiiiiH iiinH iPiiiH P aaythlng but entirdy satisfactory 8,248 passengers, 68ill9 pbuMs «l ■9? URW(l|MAlt even at this late day. When the man and'too pounds of HCRC2T TO FO U R lamps carried by a car are power For carrying the maU only Jt^ op gBfttiHil B n a tt ful enough to light the highway a erators received from the fpvem- satisfactory distance in advance mont| 8191^^.87. This route'is a eiHUiauran^^t in c It Biuall Strict and for its full width they almost comparatively new one and is not Sout^ J^nchMter. Conn. invariably blind the oncoming mo yet patronised as many of the THOMAS KSHOnSON AlfMAiMnSiAs Hid* fiM he I OeodueUd by Gentfkl Manager torist who usually takes a chance routes are th x i^ h the middle West, he Erik W. M od^n but these flgu^ are far in excess Lma'iWesiA Founded Octobitr 1. 1881 driving through the glare and, all Bhte M «M A4e ef sw*' Uam wet eel f too often, hits some person or of those that covMed. the' period for ISO wenb. AAhwi (h. Fiwh Mêr, am tl ttik , 'Ll • _ . ' PttUUbtd 4very Br«iilnr ®*ojpt thing as a result. When the lights the preceding six months. For the Suodajri *nd Holld*yt. Bnt#f*d at tha BEAST BEEN AND OASTSTTIS eaten than th4 body i^ naturally Thq following posni la by John V. ./f., Poit Offica at South Manchaater, are not so powerful and carefully same p e rl^ the transport iipM of Coaiu aa Sacoad CLm MaH Mattar. The heart is not a very sensitive buhgary for. A. Weaver, who has attained great SXTBSCIUPnON RATES adjusted, even with the proper re- the entire coimtry carried 120,932 organ insofar aa its reaction to sen- One who continually mistreats success by adopting the American Oaa Taaft by mail ...... •••oo fiectors, they do not give satisfac passengers, 4,808,462 pounds of edtion is concerned, and most of the the stomach with wrong articles of Per Month, by mall ...... J .jO paths whidi seem to occur near the feed will produce a chronic state of vernacular as the language of much Dalivarad, one yaar ...... »».oo tory illuminatioa for the driver. mail and 890,860 pounds of express. Sinaia copiaa ...... t .«* nenH-renlly are in the stomach, dia inflammation that takes a long time of his poetry. Mr. Weaver 1s the There is one solution that would It cost the government to thus phragm, plura or lungs. to overcome This inflammation is author of four volumes of verse, the MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED overcome all this trouble-drive speed up the mail delivery a total Heart-j>i^ usually is only a very apt to form ulcers if permitted PRESS latest "To Youth," in 1928. Tha Aaaoclatad Prana la azûnlTaly only in daylight But try and do of 19,762,076.07. Air transport is a symptom ^ acidity of the stomach to continue. entitlad to tha uaa for r«P«blleatlon rapidly growing business. which is to the left side of the body If you have been troubled with To Youth > of all noire dlpatehea credited to It i t and presses./almost directly under -heart-bum, make note of the above or not othorwlaa credited in thia We have been quite successful in the. heart... When the stomach is points and change your methods of This I say to you. paper and also the local newa pub illuminating the highways of the IN TBOUBLE fll^ with a fermenting mass of eating before the heartburn leads to Be arrogant! Be true! lished herein. True to April lust that sings All riahta of republication of air for the use of mall plane avia The adndnistrator of an estate food or where there is a large stomach ulcers, os before some heart apaclal dlapatcbaa herein are alao^re- amoimt of inflammation present disorder develops because of the Through your veins. These sharp aerved. tors where this Ulumination is most in New York which includes in the there may, be a biuaing feeling great gas pressure created from hy springs .inventory.’1,300 cases of imported r il?* SPECIAL advertising RBPRB- necessary. We still have the created in the upper part of the peracidity of the stomach Matter m ost'... Afteryears SENTATIVE: Hamilton - DaLlaaer, problem on the state highways Scotch whiskey is ip a peek of trou stomach which is referred to as You can prevent heart-bum by WiU.be time enough for sleep . . . Inc., 286 Madison Ave., New York. N. Carefulness .. . and tears. which makes especially interesting ble, or probably we should nay a “heart bum” because of the region not eating too much food, by avoid T., and 613 North Michlaan Ave.. from which the pain is felt, and be ing bad combinations, by not eatihg New, whUe life is raw and new. Chicago. 111a the proposition to experiment with gallon. Under the law be cannot cause the actual pressure of gas when tirsjl or morried, and avoiding Drink it clear, drink it deep! Full service client of N E A Ser the illumination by powerful fiood- dispose of it because it can be sold may cause interference with the the use of condiments, highly sea Let the moonlight’s lunacy vice, Inc. , , legally to drug stores only in pints hei^, itself. soned and rich foods. Tear away your cautions. Be Of Watkins Fumit\if(B Member, Audit Bureau of Circula lights of a portion of the Hartford- and this is aU in “fifths.” Hospitals If you belch frequently just after If you have regular periods of Proud, and mad, and young, and tions. Berlin highway. More than a mile eating, you may have eaten too heart-bum, it is advisable for you free! The Herald Prlntlna Company. Inc., of this road is to be lighted by can buy it in "fifths” but all of the much. Try cutting down the to use a few days of some liquid diet Grasp a comet! Kick at stars assumes no financial respon^blllty New York institutions have their to give your stomach a rest so that Laughingly! Fight! Dare! for typoaraphical errors appearlna In huge fiood lights with thdr rays di amount of food at one meal to half. advertisements In the Manchester rected down at the road. The fiood supplies. If the administrator had This still may be too much, a n d it the inflammatiwi which is present Arms are soft, brsasts are white. Evening Herald. merely called up his bootlegger or may be necessary to reduce the may subelde. The use of soda is Magic’s in the AprU night— light system ought to be more sat quantity. No stonmeh can take not a permaneatr cure for heart Never fear. Age wUl catoh yoii. SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1930. isfactory for the purpose intended someone else’s his trouble would care of fifteen or twenty separate burn. Either an orange juice or a Slow you down, era it dispatch you the usual system of street have disappeared promptly and at articles of food,'of which most din milk diet, imtil the ssrmptoms of in To your long and solmn quiet . . . m J L What wUI matter than ths riot NEW LAW NEEDED lighting which, generally spefddng. a good price because, with the ners consist, without becoming tired. flammation have disappeared will bootlegger, each "fifth" would hdve Too nauch gastric juice p ro cess a lead to a permanent cure, after Of the lilacs in ths wind Tha llBdlBg of the Federal in serves merely to outline the edges binppncidity which tends to inflame which one may use any of the whole What will mean—then—the crush ffi spector who had charge of the in of the road. But we still advise become t,*fa3lon. Even at this late the .'lining of the stomach and in some, well balanced menus which of Ups at hours when birds hush? WATKIN3 apOTHRKS vestigation into the collision be the young women who so often day it is not too late for the hi testines. Such bad combinations as are jdven weekly in my colunm in jackers to take it off his hands to t stnrhhes and acids, and meat and this newspaper. Purple, green, and flams will end tween the coast running steamer stroll along the highways to con In a calm, g n y Mend. 55 YEARS AT SOUTO MANCHKSTSB no return in cash. He displayed starehds, must be avoided if one Fairfax and the oil tanker Pinthis tinue to wear white stockings as wishefe to avoid heart-bum Make QUESTIONS AND ANSWER Only . . . graven in your soul with a loss of 49 lives in Massachu the surest thing to catch the eye of poor judgment. your meals ns simple as possible, (Add Stomach) After aU the rest is gone f- ’There wiU be ths setasies . . . setts Bay is against the captain of the motorist who is rushing along using from two to four articles at Question:—^Mrs. A. W. M. asks: a ifieal. H if^jr seasoned foods and Those alone . . . the passenger craft. He finds that through the blinding glare of a condiments excite the flow of gas "What is the cause of add stomach, John V. A. Weaver. he was guilty of reckless naviga string of headlights. tric juice, and more acids are thrown and bow can a person tell when be has add stomach? What are sobm Undoubtedly many are familiar tion in driving his craft through Naturally the electric engineers into' the stomach than can be foods that a person should eat for 6 i ------this ca&e with the tanker suddenly its size. Members of Congress have session. j bars. a radical departure from the long Sweet Sister, grant your soldier bursting into flames and setting fire nights, thr average rouader flnds^ standing principle that all maiil this: to the passenger craft presented a That in good fury be may feel the going cooler seaMwiaro towardb . shall bear a specific address that The Culprit! IN NEW YORK dawn. The FurMtoz-Cnb p^'dafl condition probably unique in the The body where be sets his heel the plan is regarded as wholly im Quail from your downward darting plenty hot show, to P ^ the ifit' hf I annals of shipping. With the burn New York, July 19.—Since Hey- the summer jrisy4ip*a|l-alghi .re^< practicable and inexpedient.” kies. ing oil floating on top of the sea Siegfried Sassoon. wood Broun, who is big enough to sorts. be two other columnists, has dis the spectacle was one that seem- In towns where there is no mail This town beiag flUed with delivery the plan has been in use owned his favorite story, I see no ties, Lee Posner, a awst pnllfle flim- ^*''’ingly could not have come to pass The Broken LUy reason who I shouldn’t pick it up for years. Advertisers merely send veyor of pubUdty, has set a v c ^ '*'* were it not for the type of craft Aa Analogy on the rebound and pass it on for for middle namea Posaar was th e; a bunch of circulars to the post with which the Fairfax collided. It A terrible tempest swept the scene. better or for worse. young man who ded ddd master, each addressed to “Box Where flowerets bloom mid vernal It seems that years ago, when jem, the vast aegra belt' ,,, is interesting, therefore, to note that green. Broun was a dramatic critic once personal aress rearessatatfval .i''^4be inspector suggests making Holder” with the name of the town. Thence, a lily proud lay in the swale. This makes work for the post himself, he took a terrifle wallop golag way up towa»'fc6: rules for the proper operation of Thither borne on Che wings of a at a third-rate actor. In fact Broun write a eSfunm tUtol; *1: „ tankers. He thus recognises the master and his clerks especially in gale. said that this particular player was Then be began to pfbBBto the emptying of the waste baskets "the worst actor in the world.” en-and-one negro redCM f l a ,___ _ . possibility of a recturence of such In deepest gloom the crushed lily in the corridors of these small town The'fellow, quite naturally, pre- the down town rinmmsw in8\ an acddent. He suggests or lay- offices, for the bulk of this mall is testedv threatened suit aad an that •boys. ' recommends to Secretary Lamont Away from the sun’s congenial ray. sort of thing aad there was quite a other day, after promptly thrown away. It does Where neisesome insects and rumpus for a while. 00,that a conference of owners and noxious weeds his word, "Harleaeaalariha . operators of tankers be called with not, of course, entail the house to So the next time Broun noted ths name changed ne:thai Brir H teadi Alone were near to supply her needs. ham’s name oa the program he was Lee H artyjaaty .ffbSBieri- a view to working out a plan by bouse distribution but it docs in crease the amount of mail bandied a bit more cautious. Bdvlag al They do the ftmaisit thiagp ia 00which. there may be aa understand But when the Gardener passed that ready called him ”the world’s worst by carriers and it increases the way, fjO^tng that these vessels shall anchor actor," the critic this time dis coutantly growing cost of the Discerning the lily, where she lay; in time of fog in waters where there With love’s compassien and tender missed him with some such words eednourics as these: “Smith was not quite up the East'ffide I be no danger of collision with postal service with its steadily CMf mounting deficit. As it is the He brought her forth from the dank to his usual standard." Ouch! dsdieated to 0 1passenger ships.” It cost 49 lives Now there’s a sequel to this story. general (, handling of circular mail properly foul air. ()<; and the damaged reputation of the Broua told the aiMOdnte time and slowly, .devetoped lato. addressed and stamped costs more captain of a passenger ship to And tenderly laid her on a bed again, until it beeame almost a ehain-ktopartiBipt alM armiad New York. And when could Boova'fkbai e |i t make the desirability of such a than is paid. To escpect the depart Where drooping lilies ^ t h dew are ment to cripple the service now fed; the 25ewf ^ bulbs with the set remdta particular line transported ' ..ffod Joflaf ■< ■rir'S?'- * ►'"V ‘f'fc-i-'.. !->r "^ b2- .ye« - •.*<'♦ 'I?. ««• - ►-•,>< *■?• .. ^ j„ ^ ■ ■ S'' i ..Vi'

;• > *lS»Nwne? VoiOTtoDeiMe Oifeier tun$t$ - 0 v e m i^ 4 ■ Son A.. P> Nem In Day’* Neto* Sit-* Now York—The Crown Princoas Waahingten—8J create a foUowlng for the poUcy Protestant Episcopal Church of the 22 races toe yacht was first flôn 60 days written guarantee goes with .every caTi sixth grader had noticed it. of age his father gave him a which each theater wiU adopt. Geta Old Type Redeemer, dies. z*: times and second on four occasioM. W tool chest, containing a saw, Each star wUl receive a fixed sal Ansonia— Body of Stephen Ze Most of these cars are equipped with new three. ‘W hat do iôu know about prmt- The yacht has aboard her too hammer, box of nsdls jig-saw, and ary and a pooling system wiU per 'tag presses?” he âs *sk^ ^ter lem,‘ 18, drowned while ewixnmtag youngest crew over to partlcipato to sandpaper. But he was too small to mit the actor-managers to share to shw n^ this remarkable quality for to Naugatuck River, recovered sev Delays Start 24 Hours On the Am erica’s cup raceq. The ” OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS use the big bench that his father, the profits o f aU the houses. eral hours‘after his clothes are average age Is 28. one so young also a carpenter, used. His dad Owen Narea. Henry AWey. who Sir Thomas ■will follow toe Brin "Oh, I’ve got a little J’*’*®®,,--, found on river bank. kept adding tools to encourage his hac had a long run In “ The F l^ t New Haven— Two bandlta hold Friday Because of Super and the Shamrock "V to a few dajrs home. 1 get lots o'* Mrs. Fraser” and has Just finished the job printers and print ewds son to become a carpenter but it up H. J. Lathan and rob him or on a fM t ocoEm Itoer which will « - ^ d tolngs. I Uke boat building bet- was not untU the big table was a command performance of "Ham 840 and automobile. sdtions Sailors. rive to New York before they do. taken to the ceUar that much work let;” Marion Lorne, ons of Britain s Greenwich-Mrs. Mary Cato. 60. He will await both craft there, and HEIL MOTOR CO. comediennes, and S d you como to build your was done. most poptaar com^MWs, m q i - - y — -- yfXllni by auto boarding toe Erin will continue on When his little hands became t ©Newport with the Shamrock, “ See Heil For a Square Deal” first boat?” ho at Portsmouth, England. July 18— ‘Tka boye ^®r® thtaM at large enough to grasp the saw and which Is not expected to eater New Apple cart,” are the four stars who (A P )— A fter 24 hours delay, be York harbor. . 193 Center S treet, Tel. 7239, South M a n d icsttr sehool and T told the hammer handle, Grandfather '^m UrSiry—Juilg, *''**‘“' Morgan—that I was going to maw Anderson moved the big tabic have Joined the group so far. cause the sailors were too supersti First port of call for ths Erin and dissolves injunctions rfstrataing the Shamrock will be toe Island of a :m in g ship. The boys all razzed down into the ceUar and Everett tious to start their voyage on Fri West Haven police and prosecu^g Fayal to the Azores. mo—s2d I couldn’t do it. A n ^ a y , began operations. BRAZIL KEEPS REDS attorney from interfering .with day, Sir Thomas Liptoa’s Shamrock ttey didn’t know my granâther He started his operations with a business of Goff and Son store at V loft hero this morning for New was at one time a sailor and knew toy rabbit, made out of orange-box Savin Rock where, police charge, York. The vessel, after toe trans- kow to buUd boats. Grandpa gave wood which was sold when com MOVING FROM SHORES auction is conducted without a per Atiantic voyage, will be used to the me ths first idea and I went ahead pleted to a neighbor. He named bis mit. British sportsman’s fifth attempt to and made it even though it took me workshop "The Cozy House Toy V »k«th. When I went into Miss Shop.’’ Then he made tooth brush Rio Janeiro—(A P )—Communism recapture for Englwd the Am eri^’s / Laiha’s room she asked me to make holders which he xold and gave tc has little chanoe In Braall, say com cup, emblematic of world yachting her one, which I did.” petent authoriUes, although police POP GOES THE WEASEL! friends. Then doir-stops were “ How did you learn the history of in recent weeks have uncovered and TULSA AIRPORT’S "'^CaptSln'Ned Heard exi^tod to made in several different sizes to the Viking ships?” arrested several foreign commun - TH * vrtii that vou could buy a battleship for a thousand dollan marked suit aU sorts of doors. A ll these reach tosAzores to seven Taught by Books ists who were trying to spread pro to com^Ste the ocean croealng, dsa- articles were painted and lacquer ‘•From books. ’This is a small paganda in the army and navy. jforous for so small and/frall a craft, ed in different colors. TRAFFIC TOTALS Vlkiag ship—S4e, it only has three In several round-ups the police within one mqnt^' ^ of rowers. Some of the larger Partnership a Fizzle drag-net caugbt no Brazilians. The In toe forecastle of the yacht ships had as many as 60 men Then a partnership was formed foreign propagandists were deport there is a growing shamroek. pre S r to got slfieard^thriM reliefa of oarsmen— to promote the manufacture and ed. 85,000 FOR YEAR sented by Irish fans as a tea to a side. The boats had one sail side of the toys turned out from Several years ago agents of Mos The sntfro Shamrock expe^tUm, dollars a piece and come along. . j u 4k.* squarsaail— and somstimes a the “Cosy House T4y Shop” whlct, cow flourished for a time in the which todudes 22 memt^ro ©Y « • a — if the boat was large after a short period of activity state of Parana, but one mass-meet ’Tulsa. Okla.— (A P )— Two years Shamrock’s crew as as too teeufh. The captain usually sat to turned out to be a lailure. Then ing was their undoing. Police ago Tulsa’s municipal airport w m crew of. too steam yacht how and a slave was steersman. Everett went Into the business blocked every exit from the square ust one of many new landing f i e l « ie convoytog toe rsfeiag veseel, had Thov tailed and rowed everywhere, heavier than before, adding ship where the meeting was held and in wide open spaces o f toe south h l^ hopes at toelr êpartore of —JeaUnfi, the British Isles,—even models to the line of toys. Hs has threw the entire assemblage into west. \ wUtefig wbat Sir Thomas calls toe S 2 7 a:^lrtl^--repainted.x^ America and Orssnlan^ I J®®4 thus kept himself in spending Jallr Since then it has grown to a elustva' d d m p f.” „ • history that Ldsf Erickson founded money and wood which he ' again The. prisoners were packed into point where passenger traffic aver The races will be held off New 1926 New Day Jewett Six C:oach, full price a N erst colony on the A m e r i ^ cells like sardines, left standing ages more than 7,000 persons a port September 18. ^ Coast in the Ninth Century. I lê turned into toys and ships. 1925 Chevrolet Coupe. Not a tick in the motor ...... His mother says: "His happiest twenty-four hours, then taken out month-—more than 280 a day. ^Tbebe ’wore enough history anyway so it was no trouble ceitar I one by one and questioned. Qtisens aboariT -toe., yacht to ;^last for me to study the construction moments are spent In his ------* — ~ ^ „ A total of 86,652 persohs boarj^ 1925 Chevrolet Coach--runs l&e a top ...... workshop amimg' his tools and! were w ^ d to go honw M djajj^ planes or landed from them, fw d roaehto tte Axorw, w ^ they ^ and history of the old Viking ships." fitatoer heed to^the aglUtors. The records show, to toe fiscal year that be 'redet&shld.-' to' case of bad 1927 Ford Roadster—Nuff said ...... ■■■.... . • • ■ • ' Ifiddsatally, another youngster of psUnts.” foreigners were taken in motp*’ cars weat*r?S5%sr th# same age printed a book the ended June 80. That figure toward the frontier and, miles from elusive of student and scenic flights. ri)ok iSaw-wttl have 1926 Ford Open Express Truck—Why pay mote? ...... othtr day down in New Milford, en- haWtatlon, were turned loose and Two years ago the port w m ‘Iron ratltes”—canned WlDle and tlUH: "Our President — Herbert Autkraliau Ghost Camel toM to keep going. There hM been hard taefc^-and make the «e «t of u 1325 Chevrolet Coupe '...... * * ‘ $|06ver” and to his Interviewers he nototog more than a bare field. N overhauled • Prsstes, an exiled revolutionary Recently toe voltime of traffic at nhodd rough to e ed tor imusual (Ûnction in after Adelaide, Austrslta—(A P )—What leader.'issued a manifesto to Bue ghamroek Yrom tte Brin toe ^ 1925 Chevrolet Sedan ., Ills. History encourages respect the Tulsa field has sxcesdsd to^ . > . .1 natives believed to be the ghost of DOS Aires caUlng upon his followers of Croydon Field, London, and to bn completely out 6f-touch with toe Hi for ones’ country and heres, and n camel and what zoo autheritiea to embrace the dootriaes of Mos reet of toe world. 1924 Ford Coupe..... f f ^ r s an ambition to e>»ulats some months it has been b ^ v le r b e ^ e is the first pure white camel cow. It feU tlat, and aU his former than the combined traffic of princi There was a strong westwly ^ th^ta. ooasradaa repudiated him pal fields at Paris, London and Ber M ow tof >as( the' Bhwarock » < > 3 slowVm it of the harbor. Shshte In existence, has been discovered lin. ^ SMALLEST DETAILS near the Wirramtana oatUe station. New York—Mies Josephine Riley Five passenger lines a^tsto USED CAR LOT . ■■ HY THE CONSTBUOnON W ith ths taersass In automobiles, is toe only woman allowed in one regular schedules to and from w thousands o f camels have been of the . n »st exclusive and highest 'Tulaa field, and ons air mall line «tm g manta removed, giving her a r a o ^ :« W h e young boatbuUder has s MAIN AND PEARL STS* UNTIL • P. M* tuned loose to fend for themselves. olubd"^(altituds and-price) to the operates out of h®**- fins work room in the ceUar of Within recent months rumors of a wodd. She ie telephone operator of A new administration building beio, inamihble to wltneee toe d^ T hli heme on Hamlin street Ail "holy carnal” disturbed aborifins tte aoodvCaub. 68 storlee up to s includfd among lmp«>vsments aorta. 6f te a tools, tiny nails, paintsi CBtnpB. ^ ri^sorap er^kte one of her dutiee planfifd for to« nsarTuturo* M A C iO E Y 0 ^ . «srs are kept handy for ths al< R. K. Jenkins, mansgsr of the ii'to ' Sea that no other woman get;, it daUjr iwa. Fins knives of cattle atotloo, determiate to In- i t M Bhlpe la. The cltfb is a Iteche^ affair Psonls who-.eaa’t afford a v a ^ their' drete steal, a f i f t of ths boy’a vestigats ths ;îMrveiiirWU and tot Uks in its ttoa-caa at JsMt'.taks on that sred it to bs an albino bamel. The. wito venwroum ano belle M to* >thar,‘ ware nearby en ths awayliok, . ! Vt.I i •M ? Cah^ that Grandfather An- Smei now u to ttf Adel«l48 »>«• -'-v:v: " V,' .e' . '-V-'.t = A .-.J; 'V.-- -V ' y^': ■ '* t • t. ■ts f . ,^?.«V,,|1*; ^ '■« ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HEB^l|^- M 1 * ^ * C Itf, ••' 'i . <• ^ EIGHT

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BT BBTJOB OATTON I long distance telephone caUe he had Painter Did Net KiD W aih- Norma ShpardpS/J the G!hlcago.—The gangland empire | made from that place. star of the screox, ke Men » controUed by A1 Capone is not a Phoned ‘ ' ““Many Cities heard in her lidie8t!plctina ."l^^ :ht that falls on Chicago alone, “Those records were voluminous ipgton Be Gay,’’ at the Stato theate* for tentacles that reach out into —and instructive. They showed that three days starting Efunday night.*' ' e n g y city of consequence in the Capone made frequent calls to prac Norma Shearer a^pto • country. Its influence extends into tically every cl^ of ai^ slse in PhUadeiphla, July 19.^(AP>— triumph in versatility in ‘ lat Ue i dktant states, and men have been A m erica. He was in daily communi Mrs. Marion N. Jarrell, af this city, Be Gay.” This delightful plcturiza;< * vri^*d by its emissaries in cities cation with some of the larger ones. who wad with Henry Herman Bar- tion of Rachel Crptiiera JUge, hH j hundreds of miles away from this, He was talking to agents in these! rere when he was arrested In Mon furnishes further evidence of Mlis cities regularly.” , „ ! Shearer’s skill in essaying rqlae of < its capital city treal In connection w ith the IdlHng .N.'. •••• • 4 This surprising statement comes Many of these phone calls, Roche | Of Mary Baker in T^rginla, arrived .o!.? sm art sophistication.' A s KltQTt the ; Horn the famous Pat Roche, chief explains, had to do with negotia at her home here eariy today ex dowdy wife who awakena from ; invesUgator for the state’s attor- tion about booze shipments. While pressing the opinion that Barrere marital doldrums to find her dash i Bey’s office here, who was placed in a great deal of liquor is made in te Innocent of any part in the crime. ing husband in the arms of a more ; ftfll charge of the co-ordinated in- Chicago, Roche Insista that a great “The whole alf»r seems absxird ' attractice woman. Miss Shearer i qiiiry into the murder of Alfred J. deal still comes in from the boêr to mo,” she said. ‘T know he didn’t imdergoes a striking metamoridiQ- t Lingli, Tribune reporter. —chiefly from Detroit and New do It He Is just an unfortunate vic sis that turns her out as an allur ; “Sopietime ago, when I was work- York. Practically all the Uquor that tim of circumstances and will be ing woman of the world, a femi ; Ing with the special intelligence unit comes to Chicago goes through the | fully exonerated.” nine cosmopolite to be. reckoned of the internal revenue bureau,” Capone organization; the bulk of Hi An attractive woman of 42, Mrs. with in mixed gatherings. Rod La Roche, ‘T seized certain records to be cut and re-cut and then ped-1 Jarrell wore.. a linen knicker suit Rocque is the husband in this in died as “just off the boat,” and a j Lerington hotel, where Ca- and an orange; tie land knitted fur stance and his frantic efforts to re i ai smaller quantity to be sold, uncut. 1 psto'^ww then living, showing the lined beret on the trip from Mon main his wife’s love is amply justi treal. m - fied by the startling change he “They are the clothes I wore to finds in her. Marie Dressier is seen take hikes, arqund Montreal with as the eccentric old dowager whose Bud,” she explained, adding that she trickery brings them back togeth called Barrere “Bud”. er, hut not until she has almost e l e v e n g a n g m u r d e r s i n Sore He’s Innocent - DETROIT lost the trick of playing her ‘T Am sure that If he committed They must have argued about who could swim the faster for here a n d CLEVELAND WITHIN TWO WEEKS. this murder. Bud Wbuld have made trumps at the wrong moment. A’l / they-are ready to dive into the pool to settle the debate. The tall, grin in all, it is easUy the best picture soma kind of a slip as I have been ning fellow Is Johnny Weissmuller, holder of many American and world Showing that Chicago has no monopoly on gang warfare, that Miss Shearer has ever bad the with him continually since he came swimming records. The little fellow Is 27-months-old Marco Isreal, good fortune to appear in, and is two other big middle western cities have had outbreaks of un to our house to live two months holder of no records, but he doesn’t bar Weissmuller. The scene Is Moli- rolling up box-office records aU derworld murder in the last few days, while Chicago continues ago,” she said. tor pool In Paris where Weissmuller is trainer. Barrare and the woman left here over the country. Its investigation into the Lingle killing. to visit some friends in Syracuse The surrounding program In In Detroit, six gang murders have taken place within a week. and later went to Montreal, she cludes the Vitaphono acts, Cordco The most recent was the double killing of two brothers, who fN Skid. He had been emplpyed as a EGGS OF DINOSAURS and Orth in “Imagine My Embar ONE THE___ GANGS______MISSED—l^ke_____ Stetzel.î^ tras wounded house painter in PhlladelpUa. WOMEN IN INDIA rassment,” Joe Frisco in “The were shot down in a flUing station when four men armed with when^hls two companions were murdered by gangstdrs i^ e s^ted In Mrs. JarreU said she and Barrere Benefit;” the latest sound news; an sawed-off shotgims drove up in a closed car and started firing. an auto in front of the La, SaUe hotel, Detroit, i^ shown hem.) in a hos have a mutual understanding al SOUGHT IN ARIZONA Aesop Fables and Manhattan Sere- though they have not mentioned any Cleveland has had flve gang murders in a fortnight, the pital.' He was struck by several bullets. NOW IN POLITICS naders, a beautiful color-tone sub intentions of their marrying except ject. most spectacular being the killing of two “com to members of her family. Los Angeles—(AP)—Tracks of giant trachodons, early Jurassic The management announces the who were murdered as they sat in a speakeasy in broad daylight She said she was married to the g of Victor McLagen and Rev. William Alexander Jarrell, a dinosaurs existing perhaps 40,000,- i ôwlnj In each city the killings were carried out in Chicago style, minister, in 1909. He died in 1918 FoBowrOUOW LXampiCExamole Wof Their lUWl 1 m^rry^r! | Wond” on Wednesday and Thurs- and were blamed by the poUce on underworld rivalry in the boot- while in charge of a pastorate In Q lassboro, N. J.- She w as bom in historic animals in the rugged re- i <^y- leg and other rackets. Millville, N. J. She helps her moth Sisters in Turkey — Are glons of northern Arizona. I er, Mrs. Kathryn Abel to run the Footprint^ of these giants have i mother’s rooming house. Seeking New Freedonu been discovered by Hubert Rich- j WAPPING Mrs. Jarrell explained that Bar ardson, Indian trader, near Camer rere was arrested when he weht to on, Ariz., and Rupert L. Larson, I They may reach their own city again to wealthy clients willing to stand a police station' to report the theft before the murderer Is even discov of $50 by three newly-mad6 ac Calcutta. — (AP) — To lift the ^ i ^ d i ? M we?e“ t an elevation'têd to their home here last the price. , ^ M * veil of the “purdah” ridden women jiM y caUs, however, related not ered. You can figure from that how quaintances. The police identified much chance there la of catching htm as the man wanted in connec of India and permit them to see the nearly 700 feet higher than those of | * t4.hooze but to something more sin world, as their sisters in Turkey a dinosaur found in the same region week ' or more in Maine. them. In addition, of course, the tion with the Baker murder. Miss Marion Hills will have as ister—murder. fact that they’re outsiders renders have done, is one of the aims of last winter. Exchange Gunmen the Nationalist leaders fighting for ’The nature of the terrain amd the her guest over the week-end Miss "Capone has affiliations, or con the chance of anyone recognizing India’s freedom. rock formation have lead explorers Margerie Hall of Simsbury and on nections, with gangs in those cities. them very small.” The arrangement works both For centuries millions of Indian to believe that low lying hills of the Sunday George Parsons and a Often they’ll have the killers here GILEAD ways. Local gangs in other cities women have never spoken to any plateau will not only yield a skele friend of his from Stratford will a week or more in advance of the often call on Chicago for murderers. A special meeting of the Grange one outside their own family cir- ton, but eggs of the trachodons as spend the day with them. murder. , ^ ^ was held Tuesday evening to confer cle owing to the “purdah” custom, i well. Mrs. Elizabeth W. Smith left ,, Strangers Kill and Flee % Many a murder that has puzzled AND TWO THAT ’THEY GOT —The bodle4,t)f Sm b and Joe Gagllo, the third and fourth degrees on Mr. and the Nationalists are counting ’The largest track measured more last Wednesday for Brooklyn, N. “Then, when the stage is all set, the poUce of such places as Cleve land, Louisville, Omaha, St. Louis victims of the thli'd daylight double shooting in Detl^t Within four and Mrs. Philip Motz and their on the aid of these very women. t>uin 20 inches from the tip of the Y., where she will spend a week the out of town gunmen kill whom daySf are shown here as they fell under a fuslUade of .bhUets In Once this ancient barrier ' is cast center toe to the back of the heel. or two with her mother and sis ever it is they’re supposed to kill or St Paul has been the work of daughter and Miss Mildred Hutchin station while changing a tire. Many persons witnessed tim'bold crime. aside, to swell their ranks and give It was .deeply Impressed in a region ter. and take the first train for home. members of A1 Capone’s gang. son but the degree work was at the last minute postponed as the M q^’s momentum to the movement of where prints were found In profu Mr. and Mrs. Walter Viberts of had received word that his brother ufAhetma Gandhi for the self-gov sion, with the separation between South Windsor spent the day last and family were traveling from New ernment of India. the toes not as clearly marked as in Wednesday at the home of Mr. hnd *Vncle Jake, ” 79, Shot His Grandson Jersey to Boston, Mass., and were Mrs. Nellie Sen Gupta, the Eng the tracks of other trachodons in the Mrs. Walter S. Battey. >lamfing to spend that night with lish Wife of J. M. Sen Gupta, the vicinity. Mrs. Dorothy Ward is visiting at them, so the hastily prepared pro- Bengali mayor of Calcutta, long a the home of her cousins, Mr. and jpram proved very interesting and leader for Indian reform, says Mrs. Arthur Von Sickle of Wap- Because Youth **]Vouldn*t was in part as f<ôws: many of the best workers for the GENEVA DODGES TALK ping. Historical numbers, the Revolu Swaraj cause are those women Miss Mildred Matchelot left Sat tionary War, Mrs. J. B. Jones. who have come out from behind OF PAN-EUROPE PLAN urday for New York C31ty where A letter written by Miss Deborah the “purdah” curtain during the she will spend a week with friends Louray, Va.—A Page County last year or two and are now taking Champion of^ (folchester in 1775 to there. grand jury, called for the last week an active interest in politics. Patience Gilbert was read by Mrs. Geneva — (AP) —While officials Mrs. Alice G. Smith has reqted in July, will be asked to consider Mayor Arrested Ruby Gibson.' of the League of Nations’ secretariat her rooms upstairs to Mr. Taylor the case of “Uncle Jake” Cubbage, Solo by Miss Mildred Hutchinson M ayor Gupta was arrested vin have exercised the utmost discre 79-yekr-old moifiitain patriarch, who April on a charge of sedition, in and Mr. Mitchell and she also has and readings by Miss Florence tion in refraining from comment Miss Evans and Miss Connors as broke a long peace in the Blue Hill Jones and Everett Hutchinson connection with the civil disobedi upon Aristide Briand’s proposed boarders. Miss Evans has been ill Tk^^ftiintAlna when he sh ot and killed After closhig the Grange the de ence activities led by Gandhi, and federation of European states, !Tir writh grip and tonsllitis, but is his 19-year-old g;randson, Fred. gree team held a rehearsal sentenced to nine months’ imprison Eric Drummond, the secretary gen much improved. Behind the killing, and the pos Mrs. Charles Hanmer, Mrs. E. W ment. Mrs. Sen Gupta, whose eral, has foimd in league records Mrs. Mary Hills, who is spending sible trial for murder, there can be Buell and Miss Marie Joyner spent maiden name .was Nellie Grey, met something which be regards as per heard the low rumblings of another Tuesday in Hartford. her husband when be was a stu tinent to discussion of the scheme. the summer at the shore, came mountain feud. Mountain families Mrs. Edwa^ Miller and her three dent at Cambridge University. She In receiving ft delegation of the home for the day Thursday. are arrayed one against another children of Milford are passing some came out to India twanty-two years Federation of National Committees over the affair. Members of the time at the home of her * mother, ago and, so interested has she be for Europeah Federation, which in younger generation believe “Uncle Mrs. H. E. Buell. come in supporting the political terested' Itself in M. Briand’s idea. ADMITS MESSAGE Jake” was ^ wrong in shooting Mrs. Clara Hanmer attended policy of her hustx^, that she has Sir Eric said it was not possible for yomig Fred. The older generation, bridge pafty in Colchester Wednea only found time to return to Engr him to express any opinion upon London, July 19 — (AP)— Lady however, take another view of the day afternoon. iAn4< Once for a visit. She has two the lênch statesman’s proposal. matter. ’They feel that the old nmn Arthur Hills of East Hampton sons, the older aged 20, and the Doyle today approved in general a He recalled, however, that the message receiv^ by a medium at had sufficient provocation for his spent a few days this week with other seventeen. league assembly in 1921 adopted a Of course we cannot blame the Peterborotigh, Ontario, named Mrs act. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jones. report which contained this pas Mary Heron, reputedly from the In the meantime, "Uncle Jake” r^ Alex Spak'has returned to bis British government. for the “pur sage behind the bars of tte jail dah” system,” said Mrs. Sen Gupta IV * i»t« Si^ Arthur Conan Doyle. home from St Joseph. hospital. Iê Agreements between members ^ ^ ^her h iu - in this little town. The authorities is recovering from lixjuries received to the Associated .Press, “as this of the league, tending to define or are willing to let him out on baU, custom of the seclusion of women band’s study yesterday morning in in an automobile accident complete the engagements con specting his papers, as the medium but they are keeping him here for Mrs. George Hardle is entertain was conceived long before the Brit tained in the Covenant for the main his own good. They fear he might ish came to India. It originated said, although she was not praying ing bar sister from Bridgeport, tenance of peace, or the promotion as Indicated in the message. be slain should he return to the Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lyman here with the Hindus and in time of international cooperation, may was adopted by other races of the It was the first time she hkd bem hills. have moved from the lower to upper be regarded as of a nature likely in the room since Sir Arthur's dfat^ «1 Had to Kill Him.” tenement in the Brown house. country. to contribute to the, progress of ,^ncle Jake” waits in jail, a lit Ancient Custom and she agreed with the message ’Thursday Mrs. Arnold' C. Foote the league in the path of practical that the room was the one wbero tle dazed by all that has happened. entertained Mrs. Earl Stevens, Mrs. *The Hindus centuries ago had realization.” A* traiet man, he never before has never beard of ‘purdah,’ but soon she discussed with Sir Arthur' all William McDonald and Mrs. George The secretary general in com matters pertaining to their fa^th in beeai'.ln the hands of the law. 'To after the Mohammedan conquest Boson of Colchester. They enjoyed menting diplomatically on this spiritualism. visitors who call on him, the old a picnic supper at the Black Ledge uiethe -mooua-H indus auujficuadopted theu*a veily w and , nassasre said discretely that be re- man says: “Yes. I killed Fred, but the system of keeping their wom -'Lri^| brook. ___ ■■■■ AmstAds » as “worth very close at- If the number of boys selling I had to do it He didn’t know] MiM Henrietta Edwards of New en within their own homes to order tentlon.” to prevent the faces of their pretty magazines this summer'U aniy cri how to behave himself.” Haven is a guest at Mr. and Mrs. terion, our collages are going to pyjs many years "Unde Jake ^ wives and daughters being observed Arnold C. Foota’a SAY HOOK’S ALIVE. have a record attendance this falL been recognized as head of the A E. Lyman of Columbia accom by the invaders and carried pO to London, July 19— (A P )— A Ran Cubbage clan. They are sn unruly panied by his sister, Lto. I* M. Mohammedan houses for no good goon dispatch to the Exchange Tele ■ people, the Cubbages, always r ^ y iJtSbdtt.and her daughtero M a ^ purpose,” Mrs. Sen Gupta enlato- graph Company today said villagers tor?a fight, a dance, or a moonshine and Fanny Belle spent Wednesday ed. “At the same time the Iflndus near the Bali river insisted that party. It was “Uncle Jake s i^ - afternoon at the home of R. E. ana also introduced early or child mar Eric Hook, toissing British airman, appointed task to preserve law and riages, this was > part of their was being cared for to a Certain vil order among his people. him. Witaeesee to the orlme ware Amanda, 16, and Melvin, 19, two of Jake’s chOdr^ ptolip^ upper scheme to save the girls from the center. Lower center, the cabin where the shooting took place. Fred’s youthful wtft W ^shewnât lower The Infant child of Mr. and. Mrs. lage. NOTICE! •Wlien Cubbage men got in trou fihnest Brault Is at the Manchester clutches of the Mohammedan, the The report was being investigated left, and upper'll Is picturod Sheriff E. L. Lucas. ' idea •being that a wife, through her For Limited Time Only ble ^ th the law over moonMlne Memorial hospital. although floods were making the stills or quarrels among theiMWM, er generatiqfK.pt luntisln familv husband, would likely * be given drank much, stepped in and stopped her father, a nephew of Jake s. , Hay making has been very diffi search difficult. ■ No trace of the to obey and more protectloh,' generaUy speak •Silent Glow “Unde Jake” always the row. Alter peace was restored, “When I come up, Fred knew he | :^.êre of cult this season due to the frof^ ^ ere bis companion, Jimmie Mat of f^he Lawyer of Cubbage Hol warnings, WoUlil' îip to that ' “Evety Nationalist leader is cottan where he seated himself in lated. ^ ^ ter and most of the local thews, said be left him- after their low." Personally, he never gave the code. So, V.f’Undo Jake” strongly opposed to the idea of the Kitchen the doorway, his head in his hands, “He said he was a-going and be will have their machine grass finiu- England to Australia plane crashed authorities any trouble. He w m Vtfdah’ ' system,” Mrs. Sen OupU thinking, no doubt of the trouble didn’t want to die with his shoes on had to kiQ .h t o ed by Saturday night more than a fortnight ago. recognized as a peaceful man, m - Back iar tlm ^dlle,: jtha'. numerous emphasized. “Gandhi to°g some younger generation. so he says to me, *Honey, you’re Range coitiihg to Sheriff B. L. L u c^ “Un members of^ th» Cd^bqge. clan are came out against the custom which And it was there that young my lawful wedded wife. Take my d e’^Jake used to give the CubbagM not saying th^ are do- he.'not'Only-considers absurd, but Fred, the grandson, flushed with li shoes off.’ STINNESACOillTtED good advice and they took it,’’ the ing a lot of e’s daugb- which is detrimental to the laws of B t w n t o r quor, found the old man. There are "But he was a bleedin’ so and I i ter, who wai :a^ ' A mother, nature and injurious to health. reduced to ô4ff said. ^ . conflicting stories as to jtut what was feared of hurtin’ him more and But recently it has been dlfferei^ has indicatedT'flml;.. aid the Berlin, Jqly 19.-(AP) - Hugo “No nation, to the world can go happei^ Amanda. 16. Jalm’s I couldn’t take his shoes off. ‘HOney. Sofne of the younger generation cA state in its attMW’t .convict the Stinnes, Jr.;* who was or keep within the- progress dauiAitw. and Melvin, 16. Jake’s take them of,’ he begged me. *1 ain’t Cuhba«es began a revoltagalnst old man. v,And'.:t^/ yptmger men, July of attempting • to defroud tto '0f ;(he. times,.if it keeps.its women son, say that the old man had to a-goln’ with my boots on.’ ■ the old order of things. Ihey re- Fred’s frieite^/ i muttering government to connection w lth ^ e shut-' up yrlt^ 'the four walls of shoot in self defense. “Someone elM took his shoes off sexitad "Unde Jake’s” Interference and F r^ turned to me again and threats. frien d s,' disposition o f • w ar ba 'brloki the old man started to the village of tempting to defraud the w s& g a little “mountain dew” that he did his duty. "Fred wouldn't | Down liriff Luoaa drained her toto the M tihA -of Stanlay to give himself up. Mean ment of 1480.600. of the Cubbage men fdks at Trent behave. I bad to MU him.” he ex-’and the are farttt house and shot her?to dedtb; LOtm at aad‘<34i|idii|^ in . » CSokhage’s cotta ge. Ifoon d d n e while, Fred’s wife, to whom he had ,t been manled four. months, heard piAiM over and over again. H e says | wafbhfuUV Hke4^«uth,^Leeter iiflld be AJlOmeUStiis,^ flowed at the party, It was rdateA that although he : kiUed Fred, he | the lid ***^ scien tist sasrs, Mta T, about the shooting and oama.to the lie m ore b a d The younger men grew nelay and '*tliiraf|itaa m u^ of the boy as his HoUow,.< 'V- mandsorne, fted among them. c iito IrtMTs ber hustasad laar^dptag. j loh Tbsre had been trodhle Mtweeh iômeone stepped on ■omsone’s °^ '^ ^ ^ 'a k e’s” code la a simple ' There were cursee and flushed the oeuple a week befow and Mrs,i j _ tt ^ RWItif *67 thO llW f-! ^ « d roaeJo Jhk*.** asasr CtohS^m at tha 1i^ of

' / V ’> - nUHfillSK MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH BIANCHBStlHi OONNi^ SATURDAY* L«t MaiWdiest^ Contractors Something T " A MK ------■ ■. •« ‘ • yt ; ■ I . Manchester Workmen Bay Materials S^d In GroidAig m Favor— LARGE aOSETS A fMe cotswold. house termed WASTE Place Ovw Soft Wood Floors inMNRnoNi

# IN SMALL HOUSE A gainst Tears ago when the floors Of -the passe. The manufacturer of lin oleum bae discovered that the avwrage house was completely cov FIRE Wardrobes Tm Feet Deep •A\ hdusewlfie welcomes the gay and ered with carpets, har^ood colCfful patterns, and today a com We can insure you against ail forma of With Shelves for Hats were not often used, but with the plete" line may bo dbtained. loss. Muudng lyears the vogue has turned A few years ago Uholeums were to the use of rugs instead of car used maihly on the kitchen floor. Play Safe, Protect Your Home. Prove More Practicable. pets. . They were not deemed suitable for Fire» Automobile, Tornado, Liability Such a s^le as this means that 'other 'rooms of the house, but with many, of the old time floors are the advent of new patterns, these b y WBL HABMON BM iM substantial floor coverings are' now The bathroom window should be now exposed to public gaze. Being Holden-Nelson Co., Inc. made of soft woods, the home being used in practicaUy every 858 Main a t. Fhooe 8057 hlKher from the floor than ordinary room of the house. w&dows. If you wish to secure good • .'>7 owner flnds it hard to properly Insurance of All Kinds. ventilation, make the bathro^ Ireat these soft Woods. They may This change in public taste is window larger than usual, be painted, but this easily wears due partiafly to a better conception windows in each bathroom, especial off^ leaving marred and unsightly on the part of the home owner of ly if on opposite sides, are a great boairds. the possibilities of linoleum. Bet improvement. The answer to the problem is lo ter- grades of linoleum are long The best material for a bathroom install hiurdwood floors, or to place lived, practically will last the life floor is tUe, either of gla“ I over the softwoods linoleum. The time of the dwelling. The home more ordinary vdiite tile. White tile 1 use of linoleum is constantly grow owner who- desires to modernize should be unglazed for floors, to pre ing for it has a number of advan the floors of his home yet feels Rohan & Dpugan vent slipping. On walls, white Ules tages which make an appeal to the that hardwood floors are beyond are glazed. A, new enameled m e ^ housewife. his purse, can select Unoleums, wall covering which looks like tue 'Today linoleum may be obtained knowing *that he is choosing a floor is in the market and it will be in ' many gay patterns. The solid; 'covering that is in the best of Contractors and Builders found a good material for bathroom 0m.c.HuMTa» heavy colors of former days are taste, economical, and lasting. walls at a/somewhat lower cost than tile. 'Above the tile walls Are you planning to build a summer cottage at one should be of hard plaster, flnished smooth. They can be given three or of the many lakes and shore resorts near Manchester? four coats of enamel paint. Scientiflcally arranged ci^)boards More and more Manchester people are building summer do as much toward lightening the A U TO M ATI C load of housekeeping as any other cottages. Now is the time to let us start that one for house flxtures. Impractical closets are failures, for you cannot keep a you so that it will be ready for summer. house tidy if there is not space of just the right s ^ in which to store every article brought into it. Large TeL 8851 or 6239 closets are sometimes worse than 214 Gardner St. small ones, sinca they make Just so much more space to clean and take up room needed for other things. This is espedally true in small houses, whidi are like ships—ma terlal of a certain amount has to be stored in a limited number of places _space must be utilized without r/taemMMf waste. Waste Space Unneoessary If your house is well planned, provides ample storage space and a This house, while Somewhat larg windows. The sun porch opens from there will be no left-over space. the living room and is a delightful Izrge cedar closet. Every square inch of floor and wall er most of the houses diown in The bouse contains forty thous HEAT INC this series, will appeal to many whoi retreat The three groups of win space should be accoimted for in the dows extending nearly to the floor and flve hundred cubic working plans. Locate carefully require more commodious accommo would cost approximately |18,200 to dations’. In this plan every provi Tnaira this a real out-door room. OUt home deserves the comf^ ond convinitnee of o hooHeq every closet, wardrobe, chest or The dining room is to the right build. ^ cupboard. Leave nothing to chance. sion has been made for the comfort The rear wing of the house c o ^ Y plonl#he| bonkhos fumoco d r^ o ry ond llghtons^tho task anil convenience of an average of the main hall with an open jwrch cumber Plan for the sdenUflc storage of all be easily extended to provide for family. The center entrance hall, beyond. The kitchen, pantry, toUet of housokooplng. No othorjooreon bring you such eomploto supplies before beginning building room, coat closet and gafage com additional garage space and another and your house will be comfortable a very desirable feature in a house servants room over if desired. froodom from wlntor hoofing corosj' no othor fuol U so doon, so of this size, is of good proportions plete the first floor plan. ' and serviceable. \ On the secqnd floor are three mas Complete working plans and In considering closets and cup with the stairway extending across spedflcations of this houM may M noisoloss or con givo you such utterly carefree wintor^rmth. the end in a pleasing manner. To ter bed rooms and two master baths boards the most practical way is to and a servants room and bath. obtained for a nominal sum from the WMh’g tf heating your ^tumoco t^ ln g ”. is IlmHod to scarcely ^Buildinq an inventory of everjrthing to the left of the hall is thq living BuUding Editor. Refer to House room which is of good dimensions JThere is a roomy attic which is be stored. Next to size the exact reached by a movi^e stairway. It A-234. mere than Jho wooUy winding of on «-doy dock. H is es rdioblo os location of every cupboard is the and well lighted by groups qf large most important thinjg to consider A# water supply from your kitchen end bathroom faucets ond it HATERIALS lars, cuffs and ties. Cabinets for ••Congressmen,*.’ says ^ t Place each where it will be nearest and hang suits in the high cpace hands.” The Great Dne shouldn t 'roquiros no fuol dolivorios, no fuol storage spoM of opy dnd.^ to the articles to be stored. Have women have trays for skirts which usually wasted. can be laid full length without fold hands." The Qrea tOne shouldn’t] HOMES / your dining room china either di' Oiest for Hats Suggested tAiir. He’s a fielder himself. And.the greater comfort and eonvonlonco of gos hoofing is rectly in the dining room or con- Large hats for women require ing. ' BUILT SMARTLY - veniently neas. Place the cupboard much clever planning. One good woH within the moons of most homo owners. - for kitchen dishware near the sink way is to have a tight cedar box STAY SMART and have the cupboard of pots and under the bed. The box may be on Ask us now about our atteactivc rate schedule which The years you rightly expect pans as dose to the range as it is casters, so it may be trundled out from your home will multiply possible to get it. when needed, and the cover shut makes it possible for you to enjoy Directions like these seem almost down tight to keep out dust If your the mistakes made in construc trite, and yet it is surprising how closet Is deep enough, you may tion; A single error is magni easy it is to forget the practical side keep hats in ordinary pasteboard Complete Gas Service for fied many times when you of closet piAnning. One should never boxes on the upper shelf. come in contact, with it daily. depend upon left-over space for Some women, blessed with a num Autom atic closets. Qosets and cupboards ber of hats, have a closet made ex That’s why it pays to use the should always be incorporated in the pressly for them. Such a closet is Gas Cooking utmost caution in the selection house plans from the beginning. built with double doors like a ward of the materials that go to Large, old-fashioned closets are robe closet but the space is filled Gas Refrigeration make your home. For good wasteful because garments cannot with shelves. If the doors are tight be hung in the standing space—the hats may lie on the shelves; other Gas Water Heating builifing or rebuilding—for space is extravagant, compared wise, each should be inclosed in a sturdy,' lasting construction — with the number of garments ac separate box. Wardrobe cabinets, Gas House Heating let quality guard your comfort commodated. Wardrobe closets are useful for inen and women, can be and your pocketbook. storage spaces on a new principle— built into any bedroom. They are to put away the most garments "in handy, practical space savers and the least space. Such closets are do not cost overmuch. In cabinets V only two feet deep and frpm three for men, garments should be sup The Manchester The to four feet long. You need not ported on hangers, and there are stand in a wardrobe closet, for dou trays for shirts and lockers for col 'The Manchester Sand & Gravd Co. ble doors reveal the entire space to W. G. Qenney Co. your view, and you can readily W. J. THORNTON, Prop. Gas Company Coal, Lumber and Masons’ reach in and remove garments hung CELLAR EXCAVATING Telephone 5075 on foima without disturbing others. RE-ROOPNOW SCREENED SAND AND GRAVEL Supplies. In a wardrobe closet of ordinary with BRICK, LOAM, CINDERS and TRUCKING YOU CAN DO IT BETTER AND AT 282 No. Main St, Tel. 4149 size thlrty-flve garments can be LESS COST \yiTH GAS M anchester hung without effort. QUALITY and SERVICE I ^ ’Inwi.ne •M iiilSnw A shelf for hat boxes can be built Certain-teed Plant: Charter Ui* Street Hooset 608 Weodbridge Street above, with a drawer or shelf below TeL 6888. for shoes and rubbers. An Ingenious TeL 7887. hanger for utilizing waste space in Speedlay Shingles the upper part of an ordinary closet nan be fashioned from a handle about three feet long with an ordi Economy Roofing Co* nary wire coat hanger screwed to 8850 ftfsin S t, Hartford I'iOl the top. In thq upper part of such Local Bepreeentati v a closet place a curtain pole on which to >»A«g the garments. By this M. A. FERRIS method you will be able to reach up 67 Olenwood S t h(.v

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■v' b e g i n h e r e TQDAir some one to call a ■ cab. ThS at JUDITH GBANT, arttot** model, tendant'triad to make Judy drink loves ALAN 8TETNE, painter, some brandy. who is slso loved by _ “ No, take it away,” she said, ^ MOBLEY, Judith’s best frioA Chummy came back, and with her j „ , ^ ^ Chummy had loved Steyne 3^bSM i^ h a c l Stone.. There wiw^n.side accepted as the best form This is the time of the year when cleaner of white .enanrels dr tidflta Hgo, and had loist her memory dbbr. They ‘ helj)^ Judy' but; of nourishment ’fbr a' young 'baby, tlmse lines from the'pdn of Henry f^’*ôddWork. It also makes a psad^* what he went away; so, tfaoufh through a yard, and into the ta x i-' parttbularly in hbt Wedthit.^ If the Edward Wagner keep ‘coinli* to tratlUg ;sduti is ill, the baby imder- beach, frigerator for.a day or two. - , . . of her marriage, sees Judith in Chummy hesitated.' nouiêd, or the breast milk is- no Dreanu of the stars that the Steyne’s arms and breaks the en- "You’re tired, Judy dear—” longiCT agreeing with him. mountain peaks reach! Melons are ideal warm leather gagement. Steyne begs JndiGt to “Come up with me, please. Chum However, a discussion of milk Checking our duffle, fare for their water content maker: marry bim but she refuses, tell my!” and , lts treatment will ndt come C!ormting our lines. them cooling and 'dellgBt^. ’ 'Berve ing him he belongs to Chummy. Chummy had no choice, They amimi here, both for the mothers Songs of the shallows, them with sprigs of mint, sections BASTIEN DUMONT, young artist went upstairs into Judy’s little sit' of a^tificiaUy-fed babies, and those Poems of pines! of orange or lemon to emphasize who loves Judith, tahes her to an ting room. who nurse their children. Sooner or Visions and dreaming and fancies their flavor, or cut in cubes, and'Chiu artists’ ball. He learns that Judy’s first action was a very later the baby will have to have at play. in a tart fruit Juice. Comblped with Wyon is really the agent of Judyiih one. The room wee full of supplementary food containing cow’s We’re going away folks, folks, sections of orange and slices of nine- BRUCE GIDEON, rich financier, flowers, as usual—a marvelous col milk, in some form or other. It will we’re going away! apple they m aki a delicious sunmer who has been infatuated with Jn- lection of midwinter roses and Car be years before he can do without ------' salad. duith for a long time, and on the nations and lilies. Judy swept it as a regular part of his diet, eith Many busy women find Sunday afternoon of the ball he sees Ju them all out of the vases and bowls, er straight or in specially prepared evening a most convenient time to; nn*i,,- «.v-_____ dith coming out of Gideon’s house. lea'ving t ^ s atT water everywhere. form. We know too little as a gen raier^mentertain a lewfew friendsinenas informallvm iorn^y., I ^^ j cleyer under arethe theheading suggeetioaz “Have NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY Then.she opened the window, with eral rule about milk and the tech ^ e business woman who is also aj you Heard?” niustratod^L ' tolJ her arms fu^ of them, and flung nical terms applied to it. ’The California mountain camp where Rex Beach’s “The Spoilers” is being filing. housekeeper can manage a Sunday; «.« CHAPTER XXXm them down into the street. ivnik Needs Additions •uppej party when the mor. (oryi m ? c h The supper room was long and “What did Bastien say. Chum Cow’s milk is most commonly BY DAN THOMAS pany actually were in Alaska dur had to do was pick it up off'the mal and elaborate dlêr is out of regular feature that- shoul^JroJI narrow. Half of it was taken m y?” she asked, when she had used in America. As it lacks some NEA Service Writer ing the gold'rush nf 1898 eind each groimd. ' toe question. One hot dish, a salad, helpful and worth cArSul readtoj up with tables, covered with red- slammed the window do'wn. of the ingredients needed for a of them took his share of the pre Another man up here, W. C. bread or rolls, relishes, a frozen u ghnn» hv «« and-blue-checkered tablecloths. At I wasn’t there,” her friend an- young baby and contains too much Hollywood, Calif.—High in the cious metpJ out o f the ground. How Doyle, who works for a construc dessert and something to drink is j the farther end there wras a kind of swered. ^ others, it o t t ^ weds eerteto a d -; jjjgmjtalns about 30 miles from here ever, none of them returned to this tion company on the control dam au that U salad and dessert may be m ade, yyaaag a w m.. alcove, wdth a wdndow looking into “But you must have heard from ditions and dilutings. We call this country with any money. One man some miles up the canyon, knew a disused timber yard. The window, the others. Chummy, I must know! “ modified milk” which-is a broad a large colony of men are busily en- Beach very well during Ws' Alaskan early in toe day and kept on ice declared that that'tush was the Sweet Corn fe". was curtained with Orange ^d i As far as I can renêmber, he said term and may mean any of the va-! gaged in taking gold out of the days. In fact, according to Doyle, until wanted, and the chicken for only time In his life he . ever saw Although sweet com is pot as- that Mr. Gideon was—” rious formulas prescribed by the! ground. it was in his tent that Beach wrote patties or a la king may be cooked green. everyone with plenty of money and rich in mineral salts and vitamins On a long buffet were spread "Judy, darling, poor Bastien was ® That ounds like the beginning they all had it then because all they a good portion of “The Spoilers.” that morning or the day before and sandwiches, pastries, and sausage drunk.” “Modifletf nafik may have o^y interesting yarn, doesn’t it? kept in toe refrigerator. If more as some other summer vegetables, it is always popular and supplies rolls. Most of the foreign element “He said Mr. Gideon was giylng the additions of sugar of milk (or | thing that’s wrong is that persons are to be served than can ^,,11. __j - w ^ ^ drank sirups with water, but there me money,” Judy went on inexor cane*’su^r) , more } there is .no gold within a good be comfortably seated at toe dining carbohjr^tM in' abun- were always spirits, vermuth, and ably. “He told edl the boys and water. Again it j^ y rontoln lime, miles of this colony. Yet, in table, small tables can be placed in dtoer beer for those who wranted them. girls that t had taken Mr. Gideon's water, if prMcrlbed. Fruit jûio®s ^ sense, these peaks and cre'vices toe ll'vlng room and the food served which furnish a generous buffet fashion from toe dining room. I nunerals,^so we 'CBxi enjoy When Judy and Dumont entered, fancy, and that he. had paid for and .gruels frequently are added are producing gold for the sun- there was already a crowd round everything and brought me out at as the baby gets older, all imder A pretty idea is to use card tables toe short season of m-on-thA-(x>1i J * . ' Tn,- tanned men, since a,motion picture to our hearts’ content. ■ ' the buffet, and all the tables were the Monopole.” the doctor s . concern is paying them good sal- covered •with bright linen, cotton or full. Dumont piloted her to the “Judy, Bastien adores you,” formula changes with tht baby and, . paper tablecloths in green, lavender This is perhaps the only vegetal alcove, in which were placed some Chummy insisted. “He is Jealous, his needs. It is absdlutelylmpera-; ^ and yellow, say, with low bowls of ble that modem-cooks advise boil-^ basket chairs. There was nobody and he was drunk.” tive to make no, change except un-; A Regular Mining Camp OLDER WORKERS LOSE q questionaNe fact that for all in garden flowers or a tiny vase with ing in water to cover. Since' we there at the moment, and the others ‘T know he 'was drunk,” replied der the advice of the phyrician. | The com ply is mal^g scenes MOST'TIME FROM juries, except for burns and scalds, one bloom on each table. Pretty have discovered how ■ much 'bettei: made noise enough to make pri Judy; “but that was what he said, GokVs Ip used much abroad ■ the talking version or R « INDUS'iBlAL ACCIDENTS the-older the injured person is, the place markers may be made with a vegetables./cure cooked in a mini vate conversation easy. wasn’t it? — thfit Mr. Gideon had for babies and is being used mo|je I Beach’s “The Spoilero imder the longer in general will be the period flower slipped through each, or tiny mum of water, very few <»oks'Use Judy sank into a chair. paid for everything — that the extensively every year in Amerlml. | direction of Edwin Carewe. .^d BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN of his disability. bouquets may bear toe name of each toe old method and boil vegetables “You might get me some lemon Monopole is his theater—that Mr. It does not differ greatly from cow’s \ the camp is an exact replica of a Editor Journal of the American guest, if the party comes within toe in quantities of water which must ade, Bastlen,” she said. “I'm Wyon is only Mr. Gideon’s man of TTiUV and has a few advantages over j mining camp as described by Beach Medical Assoq|»tton, and of .Hygeia, garden season. be drained off before-servln|:k How parched. Oh, Bastien!” busine^. And Bastien said I lied it when it is absolutely clean. jin bis novel. the Health Magazine ever, toe tenderness, color and flavor Her voice had suddenly fallen to because I pretended that it'was Mr. “ Certlfled” Is Best i It took us about an hour to drive Many of the factors that control HOW TO SHOP If you have summer squash grow- of sweet com is harmed by steam a whisper. As he stood over her, Wyon who had brought me out, and “Certified” cows’ milk is good if j up there from HoUywood. But once accidents qre obvious. For instance, ing.in toe garden, cook them while ing or waterless cooldng. Conse- ' she noticed for the first time that that it was a matter of business. it can be had for babies. ’That means arrived in the camp, one has the accidents are more likely to occur they are young and tender, and as quently we boil it in order to'serire it at its best theê was something the matter Is that right, Chummy ? ” that it passed all the require- feeling of being thousands of miles at the time when workers become they cook down, have plenty on refrigeration i s , with her friend. He was ghastly “I wasn’t there—yes, I suppose ments of laboratory inspection and I from any soft of an inhabited com- most fatigued. They are more like To boil -com to serve on the rob, IMPORTANT TO HOUSEHOLD hand. I prefer to discard toe seeds pale; the dark hair lay on his that’s what he said; but he wasn’t analysis. It is more expensive than j munity. It’s hot and dry and the ly to occur when operations are and to scrape toe skin pretty toor- husk when ready to cook, romove temples in wet rings. His eyes had responsible.” other milk, and is guaranteed.. But ] scenery consists solely of desolate speeded up beyond the normal silk and drop into a large kettle of By .William H. Baldwin I o’lghly. As they are somewhat a wild stare. He swayed to and “You see^ Chummy, you may be that does not mean that all other 1 mountain ranges sprinkled with a speed. Automobile accidents occur I tasteless, mash and serve with rapidly boiling water. Cover and fro on his feet, as he stood there; lieve me or not, but I didn’t know. more frequently on the days when boil eight minutes for young t^der muir is not pure, by any means, few trees. Altobugh ice has long been toe Pl®°ty,o^ but he had control over his voice. It was an awful-shock. ’That’s why Certlfled milk is a very small pro- ■ A t first the actors enjoyed this the most drivers are clroulating com, and twelve to sixteen mihutos accepted'basls of household reM g-\ “Judy, what were you doing at I fainted. I knew Bastien never portion of all the milk used for | respite from the huge soimd stages and when most amateur drivers are for riper com. Add salt after com meant to hurt me. I knew that he eratlon; other-effective agencies have ; cooked about four minutes Gideon’s apartment this after babies. j and glaring lights of Hollywood’s circulating. been developed. In considering, “ <*,P.®PP«” ' With this serve slices ------.. had gone mad; but it was the shock Onis thing that all milk should studios, but now they are tiring of When tender, remove at ones noon?” he asked. 1 In a recent investigation by Al these--the shopper shduld remember toast ifj >1 —^his shouting that all out before have behind it, however, is the j it and want to come home. They bert F. Stevens it is indicated that from water and serve. Ccto be that toe boxes are substantially toe She stopped, and looked at him ,the -boys„.and making me out to be stanip of government Inspection. It j have the feeling that they are a in Industry the age of the injured A novel ensemble in one. of toe fall comes discolored and vmtezy If il-„ same, whatever toe chilling agent lowed to 'ztand in the water 'fbr ' with a touch of offense. Heaven knows.what!, And I didn’t must come from healthy, cows long way from the film capital and worker is a definite factor in the loau. know. Chummy —7 -I didn’t know! any length o f time after cotddng. “ Oh, yes, you were there. I saw milked under clean, sanitary con-1 some are getting Just tiie least bit number ’ of accidents and in the insulation, Hnlng,Mninor arrangementns and restaurant wear. 1 riotously in his madness, and Judy anythflag flrom you,'ekcept a few was not thought the crew was in our pasteurized milk j? a; Printed dimity, printed batiste, danger.: was carried to the cloakroom. meals!” ’The coat-hanger laundry, bag tub silks, linen, pieju® prints and bottle of health. . y There was a hubbub for a short She flung :tbe'last Words out with makes a nice present for a friend printed handkerchief lawn are smart time, and among the little crowd of a biting cMten^t that brought a who is taking a trip. ideas. friends there was immense surprise. glow into..Gideonî pale eyes. Use washable print for toe bag, It was so imlike Bastien! Be wfis zaytaQr^that?” he asked. round- one end and leave a smsdl such a ^ e t fellow, and they knew “Never' you: niad! It Jias been i hoi® to stick a coat hanger through, Manchester Herald -;.V. that he adored Judy. said.” ' i ^...... - • bind a slit to put the clothes in and Pattern Service Many of the other pemde, how Cddeon looked at her inquiring eUhef. button the lower end up with PENCIL ever, thought it rather a storm in a ly. V . • 8BapS'’'or use some of the new- zip - 687. . . . widi the teacup. They knew it as a matter “ Sihoe your cosiscienoe is quite per, closing that can be bought'by For a Herald Pattern of toe Company of common go^p that Bruce cto(^—'be began. ' the yard. model Illustrated, send .15c in r>l BAND Gideon was “running” the little “My consdrace la clear enough,” T ba; advantage of this bag for stamp® ®otn tflr ^ y - to Fash EqniplMd for RinU dancer. Dumont bad drank too ihe iatemqjited, imd >tim vmjrds tntvding is its shape and size as ion -Bureau, Manchester Evening ’ ®l much, had got excited,' and had diialMd fkt»n''her a,ntottfl- .wdl $s toe roiconvenience with which Herald, Fifth Avenue and 29to m . PnbUe Serviee. made a fool o f himaeU. WeH;^^ha ;t a ^ [^ t « la lL ' ’ ’fBM -!l£ a can be used. Street, New York City.' Be sure would have a head în the'mondhg, Blia have yoitfs, MS'. QUbw! ' • ------to write your name and address , 49 HpO S t - and would feel very sorry for him to'a'pbi^^firi'whb has .to VALLEE ViaiTg HOME TOWN clearly and to give toe rorrsot self. Meanwhile, on with the Tfialw Uvlag— makliig ber 'flAme number and size iff toiT. jiattera .. T e L 76«T^ dance! II Db ydtt n v p M kave Wwitbrook, Me., Jujy 19^(AP)— i you want. ( f t . M l * ■ Judy qiMaed her eyas in the ' 1 A’ tarillde »; 3,1fl|t'T ae«tfr hfliW'dt '>my- :iiid a-half and toe “home • A- istit ik aiiaiBetf (o fvf'' J.' ' v f - ■ ; . v r .

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O’Ooul. EbhaUL Fort; two ^aa 2-2 (2 out'lB 4th), F ty F In-I 1-S, off Durddhor. OTHul, Jdeusel. Cucclael- BwieU^Ah hi 2 » - 2, C ollar* 2 la.O lo; home runs, Heamann, Me»e}, (3 men forert (h 7th), Elllptt L In FLATTER TBAN PANCAKE Strtpp. Kleinr »*«1llees. CncelleHpo; 1-3. SmytWb wtnnln* pltohef. double play, Fort to Ourocher to. Pry; losinz pitcher. Sweetland; um Glastonbury ■atrlpp; left on baoes, Philadelphia 7. pires, Clarke. Moran and Reardon; Cincinnati 10; base on balls, off time, 3:12. Pit^pram Starts Today XX— Batted for Nichols In 4th. Nichols 1. Johnson 2, Sweetland 2. Fry 1; hits, off May 2 in 1 (none out X—Batted, lor Sukeforth In 6th. Pair Of Games Simday Oiit West Sides, 7 to 0 in td). Nichols 6 in 4, Johnson 4 in 2 XXX—Batted for Elliott in 8th.

M asw;, Sl J o b and K x n I n a t i o n a l Bm A w Ts. West Hartford AMERICAN OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY Star {or Winners;‘ifa o lf A t CVB8 e. ROBINS 3 « f ■ TUs AfteraooB; West At Clerelaadi-* Chicago _ ^'ATIO?rAI.8 8, INDIANS AB, R. H. PO. A E- Come In and Look Over Waihlngton __ JonM of East Hartford Blair. 2b ...... 5 ® * ® Sid^ Piay New Britain English. 3b ...... 4 1 1 1 3 0 These Used Car Bargains. 0 ...... 5 1 3 1 Cuylar. rf ...... 5 J ? ? n n ...... 4 1 1 2 1 Pitches for Locals and WllBon. cf ...... 5 1 3 1 0 0 ...... 4 1 1 9 0 Btaphenzon, If ...... 5 1 1 2 0 0 .. Sales manager’s Studebaker President Tomorrow; Green and Le ...... 3 2 1 4 3. Grimm, lb ...... 4 0 1 10 2 0 Tg*wff*l-« ...... 2 1 1 1 1 Whiffs 11 Men. Hartnett, c ...... 4 1 2 4 0 0 Deopp. If * * * *.• • • ...I 0 0 0 0 Beck, aa ...... ♦ 1 J J J - 8—1930 R oadster... Just like new ... Fully 1 0 3 gion Also In Action...... 3 2 Blake, p ...... llJ . J. J. 2 J. Hayes. 2b . . . 0 1 6 7 equipped, rumble seat... Offered to you Spencer, c ... .»••••«3 0 1 4 0 39 6 13 27 12 2 ...... 2 0 0 0 1 The West Sides suffered their Brooklyn fo r only Brown, p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 most decisive defeat of the season Frederick, cf ...... 3 0 1 1 1 0 There will be two baseball Finn,' 2b ...... 4 0 0 l 3 1 games in town tomorrow and 33 8 10 27 16 last night at the Four Acres when fee”rman. rf ...... 4 1 1 3 0 0 Cleveland they were forced to bow before Blasonette. lb ...... 3 1 2 1- 0 1 $1,600 one today. The Bon Ami Jamieson, If .. .3 1 1 2 Wright, as ...... 4 0 1 3 4 fl Seeds. If ...• ...1 0 1 1 Sammy M usey’s invading Glaston Boone. If ...... 3 ® ® J 2 J Wt’U lay you a bet that it’s the fastest car in the city. sw'ing into action this after Porter, rf ...... 3 3 2 0 bury team of the Middlesex County Gilbert, 3b ...... 4 0 0 0 2 « Ui ♦ A Moraan, lb . ...4 0 2 13 Lopez, c ...... 4 0 0 6 0 C noon while both the Green and Hodapp, 2b . ...6 0 1 1 League. The score was 7 to 0, yet Elliott, p ...... 0 0 0 0 1 ( 2 3 4 West Sides wait until tomor Averill, cf ... the game was a very interesting one Flowers, x ...... 1 0 0 0 0 ( J. Sewell, 3b ...4 0 1 0 R. Moss, p ...... 1 2 2 2 ft ( row. The American Legion Myatt, c ----- 0 1 2 and, comparatively speaking, well Hendrick, xx ...... 1 0 0 0 0 ( 1929 Studebaker Commander 8 Sedan ,...4 0 2 3 Thurston, p ...... 1 0 0 0 ^ i Only 2800 miles. Sold with a new car guarantee. nine is also playing today. ....3 0 0 1 played. Two 3; hits, off Seibold 10 in 5. Frank 1928 Chevrolet Coach 2; struck out. by Gray 2, Gonies 2; Wilkinson, rf ... 2 house 6 in'3-3. Cunningham 1 in 3 The Sacred Heart team has beat left on bases. New York 7, St. I jOuIs rates to their third straight vic 6 score. First class conÛtion. en the Polish Americans of Glaston 1-3; wild pltchs, Spencer, Frank-1 9; hits, off Sherid 6 in 1 (none out In tory in Boston, allowing only nine The Athletics won their eighth 28 0 5 24 8 3 house; balk, Seibold; losing pitcher, Price today ...... $295 bury, the West Ends of New Brit- 2d), Johnson 2 In X, Gomes 5 in 3, hits, of which three went to Welsh. straight game by scoring 11 runs Seibold; umpires. Rigler, Jorda and | ' ain and the South Ends of Middle- Holloway B in 3; losing pitcher. Glastonbury ...... OW ^ McGrew; time, 2:30. Sherid; umpires. Dineen. Van Gra- Adam Comorosky, Pie 'Traynor and In two innings to beat Chicago 15 tow n. West Sides ...... 000 000 00—0 z—Batted for Seibold in 5th. flan and Nallln; time, 2:07. George Grantham provided most of to 1. Three base bit, "Yank” Jones; iz —Batted for Cunningham in 9th. Elmo Mantelli is sure to .pitch the backing, which came in the Washington got back in the win 1927 Studebaker Dictator Victoria for the West Sides. He was held ATHLETICS 15, CHISOX 1 base on baUs off ‘Tank” Jo d m ’ • form of 16 hits off Seibold, Frank- ning column to even the series At N«w Y»rk>— ^back by Coach Bill Brenfian last Pbiladslphia Mastronarde 3; hit b3’ pitcher, 4 passenger. An ideal small car. ^ f t f t O • AB. K. H. PO. A. E^ house and (Cunningham. ’This trio with (Cleveland and remain bv, Jones; struck out by Jones ii, GIANTS 8. CARDS 7 night for the Sunday game and 3 7 0 New York Economicsd to operate ...... Bishop, 2 b .. . .4 u 0 made nine bits, scored seven runs games behind the Athletics, with Mastronarde 3, ‘Farmer” Jones 5; AB. R. H. PO. A. E. "Tank” Jones, an East Hartford Haas, cf ...... 6 2 1 1 0 0 4 0 0 and batted in xiine. The Reds and an' 8 to 6 victory. The Senators umpires, Dwyer and Sipples. Critz. 2b ...... 4 2 1 2 6 0 lad, given a tryout. Jack Stratton Cochrane, o . ..4 td 2 Allen, c( ...... 4 1' 0 4 1 0 is expected to be back at short. He Schang. c ... ..0 0 0 1 0 0 Phillies engEiged in a wild hitting were badly outhit and lost a five 2 2 0 0 • 0 Llnfistrom, 3b was missing last night owing to aif Simmons, If . affair. Home runs were the big run lead which was gained in the Terry, lb 1927 Chevrolet Cabriolet Foxx. lb ...... 4 4 3 9 1 0 injury. Ralph Russell will umpire. 3 1 0 0 feature with (Chuck Klein hitting first three innings, but Porter made Ott, rf ...... 3 with rumble seat, first class condition. Miller, rf .. ...4 2 H ozan, c ...... 5 ^ 7 7 f t Sarting under the sting of last Dykes, 3b .. I..5 0 2 1 1 0 I his 27th for Philadelphia and Heii- an unopportune error in the eighth 3 6 3 0 How Thoy Stood -Jackson, ss ...... 5 Small and econom ical...... night’s 7 to 0 reverse, the West Boley, ss ...... 5 2 mann, Strip and Meusel connecting u k P Washington scored two runs to Roettger, If ...... 3 Barnshaw, p ...5 1 0 1 1 0 Sides are out to make it most un ! — — for Cincinnati’s four baggers. win. Donohue, p ...... 1 15 15 27 13 0 Chicago’s (Cubs likew ise used the YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Reese, z ...... '.1 welcome for the visitors. 43 O’Farrell. zz ...... 1 The probable lineups Chicago home run route as they clipped Sioux (3ity—-Carl ' WeUs, Omaha,, 1928 Essex Coach lb ...... 3 0 2 15 0 Eastern League Sacred Hearts West Sides 4 Brooklyn’s lead to a single game knocked out (jeorgie Atwood, Sioux 36 8 12 27 15 0 Mulleavy, as ...... 4 0 1 1 Bridgeport 10, Albany 2* St. Louis All good rubber and motor Keidar, If W. HoUand, cf Reynolds, rf 0 0 8 0 by winning the fourth clash of the ca ty 4. 2 0 Allentown 8, Springfield 3. Douthlt. cf ...... 5 2 1 1 0 in go<^ con d ition ...... $295 Cronski, cf Raynor, If Jolley. If 1 1 Hlffh, 3b ...... 4 1 2 2 1 Stratton, sa Barnes, c ;f . 0 0 0 0 Nattonal League Parker, rf 2 2 3 Watkins, rf ...... 3 2 2 1 0 Stavnitsky, lb Clssell, 2 b ...... 4 0 Chicago 6, Brooklyn 2. Frisch, 2b ...... 4 2 2 4 3 Ryan, 3b ...... 4 0 0 0 4 WyUe, sa 5 0 New York 8, St. Louis 7. Hafey, if ...... 4 0 1 3 0 Crouse, c 0 0 Gelbert, ss ...... 4 0 1 4 4 These are the Greatest Values We D. MeCtonkey, 3h Henry, p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 Another Golf Match Pittsburgh 12, Boston .4. 2 Orsatti, lb ...... 4 0 0 4 1 K opeck, c McCann, 3b! -vvaish'. p ...... 2 0 1 0 / ___ CinclnnaU 13, Philadelpbia 6 Wilson, o ...... 3 0 1 7 1 , - — — American League Have Ever Offered. (3edtslot, 3b Foley, 2b j 27 14 Hallahan. p ...... 4 0 0 0 0 33 1 7 Grimes, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 Slack, 2b Gustafson, c Philadelphia ...... 005 602 020— 15 Philadelphia 15, Chicago 1. Ambrose, c Detroit 7, Boston 6. ^ Gobbet, ss Chicago ...... 000 000 100— 1 Ends In A Deadlock '35 7 10 x26 10 0 | -We cordially invite you to come in and see these cars, Mantelli, p Runs batted in, Haas 2, Cochran# Washington 8, Oeveland 6. Ne-W York ...... 201 000 005— 8 Friedrick, lb 2; Foxx 6. Boley 2, Dykes 8, Ryan; Longmore, p W ilkerson St. Louis-14, New York 6. St. Louis ...... 104 000 020— 7 ride in them, drive them and take them home at these two base hits. ■ Foxx, Mulleavy, Runs batted in, W atkins 2, Ott 2, Dykes; home runs, Cochrane, Foxx 2, John Hyde and Earl Ballsieper Swap Stymies on Frisch 5. Llndstrom 2. Critz, Terry 2. | prices. Green Game Off Boley; stolen bases, Mulleavy; sacri t h e s t a n d i n g s Jackson: two base hits, Roettger, Manchester <êen was scheduled fices, Bishop; double plays. Bis^P to Last Two Holes to Square 18 Hole Match in s i Hafey; home runs, Frisch 2. Llnd These cars cannot be.duplicated for econ()mical trans to play the ThompsonvlUe (Dubs hut Boley to Foxx; left on bases, Phila Eastern League strom; stolen base. Hogan; sacrifices, portation and dependability. Now is the time to enjoy delphia 4. Chicago, 8; bases on bails, Donohue; double playS, Critz to Jack- it was announced late this morning off Braxton 1. Earnshaw 3. Henry 1, President Cup Quarter-Finals—Stowe-Hult- W .' L. PC. .706 •son to Terry, Frisch to Gelbert to the pleasure of a good used car. / that ThompsonvlUe team put this Walsh 1: struck out. by Br«ton Z, B ridgeport...... 12 5 Orsatti: left on bases. New York 9. St. game off until a week from tomor Earnshaw 4, Walsh 1; hits, oft Br**” man Match Almost Tie for Third Time But Springfield^ ...... 10 8 .556 Louis 3; bases on balls, off Hallahan ton 5 in 2 2-3, Henry 6 in 1, Walsh 4 Your old car taken in trade. A liberal row. Efforts to arrange another A llentow n...... 10 9 .526 6, Donohue 1. Grimes 1; struck out, in 5 1-3; losing pitcher, Braxton; Former Wins One Up. .368 by Hallahan 5, Donohue 1. Hevlng 2, game were unsuccessful, so the umpires, Owens. Moriarty Snd Mc Albany ...... ^2 Grimes 1; hits, off Donohue 8 in 7,] allowance. 12 months to pay the balance. Green wiU be without a game to Gowan; time, 1:56. Nattonal League Hevlng 2 in 2, Hallahan 9 hi 8 1-3, morrow unless something develops In a possible attempt to set an-)tically even terms, John ha'ving to W. L. Grime# 3 In 1-8; hit by pitcher, by TIGERS T, RED SOX S other long distance golf record, spot Elarl but one stroke. Hevlng (Watkins); wild pitch, i later in the day. Detroit B ro o k ly n ...... 49 33 Grimes; winning pitcher, Hevlng; | John H. Hyde and Earl M. BaUsie-l “ “ ‘ ^ch . doesnt end in m - (Dhicago ...... 60 36 AB. R. H. PO. ^ ^ other tie like the one between T. . losing pitcher. HlHahan; umpires, Johnson, rf ...... 3 1 1 1 per took off at the Manchester gtowe and A. L. Hultman in the New Y o r k ...... 45 38 Ffirraan. Quigley and Scott; time, Funk, cf ...... 5 0 2 2 St. Louis ...... 41 40 2:10. , Gehringer, 2b ...... 2 0 0 2 (Doimtry club last night in the quar- . (Dhamber of (Dommerce tournament X—Two out when winning run was We are from Alexander, lb ...... 4 1 1 14 Pittsburgh ...... 40 44 scored. With The Leaders Shevlin. lb ...... 0 0 0 0 tor finals of the president’s cup , ^ als the winner will play John P. Boston ...... 39 z— Batted or Donohue in 7th. McManus, 3b ...... 3 1 1 2 i 1 I Cfieuey. Jr., in the semi-final Cincinnati ...... 38 44 zz—Batted or Hevihg in 9th. Stone. If ...... 4 1 1 2 m atch play handicap tournament, winner to meet M. J. Koenig, SB ..,....••4 1 3 1 Philadelphia...... 28 51 N A ’n O N A L At the end of eighteen holes, neither ^ Turkington in the finals for the American League At FhUedcIphlei— THE COLONIAL AUTO CO. Hayworth, c ...... 4 1 1 3 REDi la, PHILLIES e Batting—O’Doul, Phils .407. Sorrell, p ...... 3 1 1 0 had shown any willingness to sur- trophy donated by President W. L. ftuns—Cuyler, (mbs 86. Cincinnati Hogsett, p ...... 1 0 0 0 render. And thus another 18 hole Thomas E. (Dlarke. Philadelphia...... 61 29 AB. H. PO. AE. 59 Farmington Avenue, Hartford, Conn. Runs b stted in—^Klein, Phils 100. deadlock had written its name into ^ The Hultman-Stowe golf mara 0 1 0 0 7 11 27 12 1 W ashington...... 56 31 i Walker, If ...... * Hits—Klein, Phils 133. local history. then endurance contest - or what Meusel, cf ...... 6 5 3 2 0 0 Doubles—Comorosky, Pirates 29. New York ...... 51 36 Stripp. lb ...... 4 3 2 13 0 0 studebaker Diatributora Since 1914 Oliver, of ...... The Hyde-Ballsieper match was you will, has finally come to an end ...... 44 44 Triples—ComoTMky, Pirates 13. althougholfVirkiicrYn it vtAa**1vrnearly ^terminated AWTMlTto f aH <11in Ba 016VCi»I*Q Cuccinello, 3b . 5 1 4 0 3 0 Todt, lb ...... a very even affair and neither D etroit ...... 42 Heilmsnn, rf . 4 1 2 3 0 0 H om e runs—^Klein, Phils 27. Keflr&D, 2b »eeeeeeee player enjoyed a comfortable lead deadlock for the third consecutive 1 St. Louis 33 Ford, 2b ...... 4 0 1 1 3 Stolen bases—Cuyler, (Dubs 21. W ebb, rf a t any tim A PHrst 6ne and theh tirne. Stowe won by the slender Durocher, ss . 4 1 2 1 4 0 ^ ^ U r S f , I f «eeeeeeeee< C hicago ...... 82 Sukeforth, c ...,.-.2 0 0 4 0 0 AMERICAN Sflller, 3b •#•#••••< the other would win a hole. Hyd4, margin of one hole,up oil the 18tb, ■fff4«tig—Simons, Athletics. 392. B o s t o n ...... • 32 May, p ...... i 0 0 0 0 0 Rhyne, «■ reaching the turn in 41 to Ball- or, to be more exact, the 54th. 0 0 0 0 0 All Cars On Sale Runs—Ruth, Yanks 100- Johnson, p ...... l Reeves, ■» si eper’s 46, was one up, The home The match was In many ways GAMES TODAY F r^l P ...... eee«S 0 1 0 0 0 Runs batted in— Gehrig, Yanks Berry, c . ward trek was very even and keen filmilar to the first two. Hultman Swanson, x ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 GeStOn, P*see*see*e.3 0 0 0 2 0 Gooch, c ...... 2 1 1 3 0 0 —AT— 104. Hevlng, XX ...... 1 0 ^ ly contested. Aa the pair reached' trailed at the first nine but took Eaateni League Hits—H od ^ , Indians 128. the 17th tee, they were all square. three holes in a row, coming home to 41 13 16 17 10 1 Doubles—McManus, Tigers 27. 86 6 11 24 9 0 Bridgepprt at Albany. On the green of this hole. Hyde-laid go one up. Stowe squared accoimts Springfield at Alleutown (2). Philadelphia Triples—Combs, Tajiks 13. Detroit ...... - ...... 010 600 OOx— 7 with a birdie on the thirteenth. Two Southern, cf ...... 6 1 2 2 .0 0 Boston ...... l®2 120 000— 6 bis opponent -a stymie that Earrs Nattonal League Home runs—Ruth. Yanks 38. down and two to go at the 17th. O’ DOul. K ...... 5 12*®® Rnns batted in, McManus. Todt, attempt to hop was futile. PitUburgh at Boston. Klein, rf ...... 4 1 3 4 . 0 0 Stolen bases — McManus, Tigers W sbb 8. Berry, Koenig 3, Sorrell, Hultman won this bole And needed It looked like a sure victory' for Chicago at Brooklyn. Sherlock, lb ...... 5 0 0 7 0 0 14. Funk, Gehringer; two base. hits, the eighteenth to square, the match. W hitney, b ...... 4 1, 2 1 1 1 Webb, Djiret; three base hits, Todt, Hyde as the palt Went to the eight St. Louis at âw York. 8 THE However, this was halved in par FrlbOrg, 3b ...... *..8 0 0 5 4 0 Miller. Hayworth, Funk, Stone; eenth with this one hole'êad, but Cincinnati at FhUadeiphla. THavsnbw, ss ...... 8 1 1 8 4 0 h om e runs, McManus, Kbenig, Webb; threes. Ballsieper refused to concede vic Davis, 0 ...... 0 1 2 * ® J saorlfieea OehrlngM; doi^le play, Stowe credited his victory to a Amertons Lsngue yesten&iy’s S ta n tory and his efforts were rewarded Washington at Clevoland (2). KIChOlli P -...eeeefc.l 0 J J * J Todt tw Regan to Todt; triple play, new pair of shoes be purchased at MoCurdr. XX ...... 8 0 0 8 0 0 Koenig to Gehringer to Alexander; when he laid John a s^nnie In re Philadelphia at Chicago. left on bate. Boeton 7. Detroit 7; base turn fo r the one he h ad jiist beeDi Hnltman’s just before the match. gwsstland, p ...... 1 8 ® • 1 ® / BUnk, Cubs—Held Robins to five on balls, off Gaston 4, Sorwll 3. Hog His next match will be against Dr. . New York at St Louie. Hurst, XXX ...... 1 8 ^ _ presented k hole previously: Evm Boston at Detroit fits asd beat jtbmn eaaOy .6-2. sett 1; struck out, by Gaston 8, Sor thi* was npt sufffeieht for vletoiV Edwin C. Higgins, the last of the 88 “ l IT 11 CbmoroilQr, Pirates— Slammed rell S: bite, off Sorrell 9 in 7, (none 20 East Center Street out in 8th), Hogeett 8 in 8; M ssed and Bart had t o gink A p u tt ahoUtj medliBal fratern ity still le ft In ,the Cinelneatt ...... / i V/ pttttiijy 4Cr homee, two rtrtd • next Wednesday afternoon. Toronto, A1 .Foreman, Montreal, ______iwaiaiiigto., balL Hajwerih; winning pitcher. , 16 fe e t lon g to fq u a r e tb e J beat Pate îvle, Pittaburgh (8) *’*»m»^*b^tâd^li.’ 4'trlpp 8. C u o e ln ^ Sorrell: umpires. GeieeU Campbell John had an eyffi jp The winner plays Ralph McNally in 8. XelAsaaa t Meu8tl I, aouthera. gild Connolly; tixne, 8]05, (Zlvlo diequaitfied for ant trylag). m ^ jadMOB, ^ ^ ' 84. Tb6 aMteh w u finals. H attea te na tfiat biitrOttdfc aa—B atj^ or Oastoa la ttb. TT ■’ '• i . .J. .J—-, -<,*--* ‘ •

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B? 5er ntecfi. Miw O a2lM » Lord, who V LOST AND FOUND POULTRY AND ARiOtTMRNTS-^FLATS— . "'jue ^ t m g ICmrieo this summer, NATIOirS ROAD WORK EXILED PRINCE Want Ad iBfonnallfm SUPPLIES . 45 - TBNPfBNTS 63 HEBRON ^ o t a Kcently to frieDijs hiê tell LOST—BROWN FEMALE German ing of their trip /Of a tfiw days to Washington, July 19.— (AP.)-— FOR RIO DE JANEAN dash- hound, Friday. License 37656, FOR RRNTr*4—6 large rooms, 3 A bridge party, jpvsn at the home V li^ Grui;. They 'a ^ nshking their M anchest^;^ vicinity of Keeney street. Dial BROILERS^FOR SAliE—»21 Ra*t: .WiUnut'--street near Pine. N e«; “ liiîpisrters pt present in Mexico IJhe nation 'wlU spend fpr highway of Miss Belle Cbsmherlaih by Miss construction this year an estimat 5487, ford Roau). Telephone 6962. .^ en ey nU|l3. Very reasonable. Inr i^^'Wîere rthey find the climate Evesmng H e«iM . Ehzaheth Day of ColchMltef for the ed'average of nearly $80 'for every Lisbon, Portugal. July 19— (AP) ‘.quire TayloY-Shop, telephobe 5036 benefit of the Chichester Congre vaiy* delightful and the scenery —Prince and Prhicesa Peter Ofleansd STARTED GRIPK$. Also 3 lor Haftibra 7-6651; T}ie Rev. and Mrs. Hi motor car registered. , Braganza, although exiled from] CLi^SSIFIEa) AUTOMOBILES F O | I SALE ^ gational Sunday school ' was at - Pushed ahead to offset business weeks > old pullers* MnA >h9*U0r tended by several ..Habfon.'friendiB, are also' spending the Portugal, have b^n stranded here ^-' AD\^RTI^MENTS r cockerels.' icflôrhs, r e ^ %pd TPdai. FbR^ BENT;44, r o o m tenement: Mexico Cityr depression,^ road buUding was esti- RECONDITIONED USED CARS- . fqrnncei'^% oderq improvements, among whom were Mrs. Chiudes nearly a week by engine trouble in . from our own hlcli sts

M l^Stevois of Hartford, heid '6^ ,mated today by one of President the liner Jamaica, on which they] Count »lx “Sold with a Guarantee”;' tested disease free sto<^ Ousnipr vi^jpih.od' :flo<^> rent reasonable. Hbover’s fact-finding committees Initials,- numbers and abbravlôns 1928 Nash Sedan. •fiYe:.nflhdtw . 'ftom Cheneyv mills, Mrs. J. T.^Davtss; Mif8.‘ A|be^'lffll4r the' efatreh school department [ for were traveling to Brazil. After re each count as a word-'ahd coitfifbnnd teed right Order »ow for fititiite the (UôeeeV .met several 'of. the to Jse on its way to a record ex 1936 Nash Redan. 'near trolley:' Inquire 38 Edgertbn ing and Miss WIctosta HUdiflyif,^ Miss pairs, the Jamaica sailed this eve •words as two ■words. Minimum cost Is deliyw . Fred Millet, Coveotry. Chamberlain, isâ teacher in chuircE school.teacherfi of St. PAter’s penditure of $1,750,000,000. ning for Rio de Janeiro. nrice of three lilies. ‘ ' \, ' . 1927 Nash Coach. Rosedaue 33-3. •"■street. . ' ' i ? This-figure, equal to the estimat lilne rates per day for ..transient 1927 Dodge Sedan. Hartford, and the daughter of Mr. church at the rectory Wednesday Under the laws of the republic all I 1927 Star Coach. FOR Ir^ K T -^ r o o m tenement, and Mrs. Roswell'Chamberlain of afternoon. Those present were ed losses s(uffered by aU neutrals members of the House of Braganza] during the World War, marks an EflecttTC March 17.Cash ‘ ®*^har»e Charge 1927 Oakland Sedan. rent $27 vdth all improvements this town, was formerly a teacher in' Allan L. Carr, Mrs. Claude W were banished from the country. Ini articles FOR SALE 45 Jones, Mrs. Leon Rathbone, Miss increase of more than $250,000,000 deference to Brazil, where the royal 6 Consecutive Days 7 cts 9 cts 1927 Essex Coach. and garage. Inquire Frank Plano, the Hebron Center School. 3 Consecutive Days 9 Cts 11 cts 1926 Oldsmobile Sedan. Plano Place. • Mr. and Mrs. Roger • W* Porter Susan? Pemiietbn, and some visitors over the 1929 outlay. prince, grandson of Dom Pedro n,l 11 «ts IS cts motored to Great Barrington, Mass., including the Rev. and Mrs, Fred It was arrived at in a survey be was born, and of which country he] ^ ru^rdeVs *fo; ‘iVregurar iMertlons TRADES AND TERMS FOR SALE—WHITNEY stroller in A 'l conditioh. Dial 8688. on Sunday. erick Williams of Willimantic. gun last July, by the oommittee on now is a citizen, the government re-j will be charged at the one time rate. MADDEN BROS.. BUSINE^ LOCATIONS Special rates for long term 681 Main St. Tel. 5500 Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. HUding, Plans were discussed for the church recent economic changes of the trained from enforcing the exclusion] day advertising given upon rORRENT 6^ Miss Adela Adams, her guest, and school for the coming year, and tea President’s conference on unem ■ law. Ads ordered for three or FOR SALE—1923 Buick touring, household goods 51 John Morton, motored to the De'vU’s was served on the lawn. Mr. Carr ployment, in appraising public con Dom Pedro II was thf last em-| and stopped before the third or fifth peror of Brazil and the present! day will be charged only for the ac- recently overhauled $50. Call 7308 FOR RENT—TWO front offices in Hop Yard on Simday. motored to Hartford to bring Miss struction as a factor in business tu i number of times the ad OPP®” - or 8138. SIX PIECE BEDROOM set* new, Stevens here and took her back Prince Peter, his eldest grandson, is! $149, consists of bed, springs, the Jaffe and Podrove Block. Ap A picnic given in honor of the stabUity. -ed. chargln-r at the rate «arned, but ply Manchester Public Market. birthday anniversary of Mrs. Albert again. Including expenditures for roads the last of the South American j no allowance or refunds can be made dresser, vanity, chest and vanity princes. 'His two brothers lost their! on six time ads stopped after the W. HUding wks held at Giant's Neck The women’s bridge club was en and bridges constructed by Feder BUSINESS SERVICES bench. on Sunday, and attended by twenty- tertained at the home of Mrs. lives in ths World War, one a flier! Watkins Furniture Exchange al, state, municipal and local g o v in the Royal Air Force and the other! ®^Ko^‘tm forbids” ; display lines not OFFERED 13 HOUSES FOR RENT 65 eight friends and'relatives. Charles Hilding . Wednesday eve ernments, it was estimated that Marie: Smith, daughter of Mr. and ning. Several visitors were present. from overv.‘ork and hardship in thej **^^he Herald will not be responsible FOR SALE—1 GOOD Glenwood, highway ,construction is likely to French Red Cross. for mors than one incorrect insertion ASHES REMOVED BY the load or range cook stove, 1 bedroom set, FOR RENT OR SALE—7 room Mrs. Edward A. Smith, is imder Miss Victoria Hilding won the high job Any other jobs for light truck. show the largest increase among of any advertisement ordered lor dining room tables and chairs, 1 single house, modem improve- treatment at the Hartford hospital est score for the evening, and Miss the many projects pushed forward more than one time. V. Firpo, 116 Wells street Dial MOTHER AND BABY KlT.f.F.n large oil burner stove and oven, 1 ment§. North Elm street. Phone for a heart trouble foUowing an at Irma Lord held second place. Apol- to halt depression, when final rec The inadvertent omission of incor 6148. rect publication of advertising will be couch hammock. Dial 4130. 3300. tack of measles. She will probably ilinaris water was served. ords for the year are available. Philadelphia, July 19— (AP)— Al rectified only by c®nc®'^‘‘°“ have to remain at the hospital for a It has been learned that D. Arn The main resources of state and charge made for the service rendered. FOR SALE—IRON BED wito Na woman and her one-year-old babyJ month. Her condition is regarded old Kellogg of Saybrook, a former local highway and bridge worn were killed and 10 others seriousljT All advertisements must conform f l o r i s t s —NURSERIES 15 tional spring, $3. Sewing machine SUMMER HOMES in style, copy and typography with as favorable and her chances of resident and a frequent visitor to were found to lie in gasoline taxes injured today when two automobiles] regulations enforced by the publisn- CUT FLOWERS—25 cents dozen $4. Complete Dfilco igition for FOR RENT 67 complete recovery are good. this town, was seriously injured in ers and they reserve the right to and in motor vehicle fees. crashed headon on the Lincoln High such as gladiolas, asters, zinias, Ford $3. Also dash oU‘gauge $ll Daniel G. Horton of New Haven an automobile accident recently. way near the Bucks county line, the edit, revise or reject any copy con IQ-lb Simplex electric iron $3, and several friends spent the week sidered objectionable.^, _ snap-dragons and phlox. John Mc- While be was going up a hill a car NATURAL northeast boundary of the city. CLOSING HOURS—Classified ads to Conville, 7 Windemere. Dial 5947. dressmaker’s adjustable dress form FOR RENT—7 ROOM cottage at end here at the home of Mrs. Mari in attempting to pass collided with The dead were: Mrs. Clara Lutz,| be published same day t*‘“®t be re $8. WUliard Storage battery $1.50 etta Horton, Mr. Horton’s mother. "So you’re an actor, eh?” mut ceived by 12 o'cloch noon: Saturdays Sound View. CaU 7846. another approaching car, the two of Philadelphia, and her daughter^ 200,000 WINTER cabbage plants, Dial 3180. Mrs. Daniel Horton and her sister, crashing and demolishing Mr. Kel tered the stout man in the comer 10:30 a. m. seat. “Well, I’m a banker. And Francis, the baby, in Ita mother’s flatdutch, Danish ball heads, kale, Mrs. Lillian Ayres, also of New logg’s car and throwing him out. He arms, was killed instantly. / TELEPHONE YOUR H O U | .l^ FOR SALE 72 would you believe it, I haven’t been savoy cabbage and red cabbage, WANTED—TO BUY 55 Haven, are remaining for a week at was knocked senseless and h8is not The cause of the accident has noil WANT ADS. $3.00 per thousand, 2,000 for $5.00, the Horton buhgalow. yet fully recovered from the shock. in a theater in 10 years?” been determined^ Police believe J Ads are accepted over the telephone 10c doz. 40c hundred, celery, cauli FOR SALE OR TRADE, 2 famUy Mr. and Mrs. William Brebent of “That’s nothing,” said the other at the CHARGE RATE given above He is over eighty years of age. Mrs. however, that one of the drivers wa; flower will be ready in 10 days. TOe iron house with all ■ improvements, 169 Norwich were Sunday "visitors at Kellogg who was with him was not breezily. "I haven’t been in a bank blinded by the headlights of the as a convenience to advertisers, but WANTED—AN ELECTRIC for 20 years.”—Tit-Bits. the CASH KATES will be accepte^fl as best time for planting is during (tailor’s size). Phone 4635. South street, Hartford, Conn. In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred injured. other car and lost control. quire at 27 Starkweather street FULL PAYMENT if paid at the busi July until the 15th of August. Tel. Brehant. .Mrs. Annie C. Gilbert, her sister ness office on or before the •eventh Mmichesêr.______Fred Brehant underwent two in day following the A«t insertion of 8-3091, 379 Burnside Avenue Miss Susan B. Pendleton, and their ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 oculations for the prevention of each ad otherwise the CHARGE Greenhouse, East Hartford. 43 BRANFORD STREET, frame guest, Mrs. Helen Kestner of New r a t e will be collected. No responsi tetanus recently. He received a Haven, were dinner guests at the bility for errors in telepfxoned ads FOR RENT—ROOM for gentleman dwelling, 6 rooms, large two-car severe wound from a nail which will bo assumed and their accuracy in private family. 23 Laurel street. garage, recently redecorated. Price home of .Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Phjelps cannot be guaranteed. STORAGE 20 penetrated his heel about an inch Telephone 4950. $8300. Tefms. W. A. Wright. 99 and a half. He is making a good in Andover Wednesday afternoon. INDEX O F ...... MOVING—TRUCKING- Pratt street, Hartford—2-5816 or Mrs. Kestner returned to her home recovery. on Thursday, Mrs; Gilbert, Miss CLASSIFICATIONS^ PERRETT & GLENNEY Inc.—Mov FOR RENT — NICE unfurnished your own broker. The Misses Mildrbd and Ruth Hill 'A rooms in Weldon’s Block. ^qulYe Bendleton and Mrs. E. G. Lord, mo Births ...... ing, packing and shipping. Daily of LfiODAi'd’s .B.iddge, haye returned, toring with her to New Haven. Engagements B service to and from New York. 14 a,t Dr. Weldon’s. home 9fter spending a.week at the Marriages •». f • • • • • • C D trucks at ypiir service. Agents for home of their aunt, Mrs. Howard An enthu9iastic rehearsal of Deaths Gaul’s “Holy City” was held at the Card of Thanks B United. Van Service, one of the BOARDERS WANTED 59-A INSURANCE SWINDLERS O.Thompson. In Memoriam .«••••••••••••••-• F Center Congregational church Mon 1 leaifing long- distance moving com Mrs. Harold Gray entertained- on Ijost and Found panies.. Conhection in 162 cities. WANTED — REFINED women Friday afternoon her aunt. Miss day evening, conductor Munson lead Aiumuncemsnte X USED DEAD PAUPERS ing. About thirty local voices are Personals ...... * Phone 3063, 8860, 8864. bpatders, home copHingi private Hannah Fuller, Mrs. Heber Ely and Antombbllee home, one minute from trolley, 5 three chUdren, aU of East Haddam, represented. There will be several Automobiles for Sale 4, L T. WOOD CO.—Furniture and minutes from mins. Write Herald and Mrs. Nelson Webster of Col more rehearsals before the produc • Automobiles for Exchangs $ piano moving, modern equipment, tion of the oratorio in the fall. Auto Accessories—“Tires • Boj^^L. New York, July 19.—TAB)—A chester. . Auto Repairing—Painting •••.«« 7 experienced .‘ help, public store modified form of “body snatching” The (Columbia and Andover Chris Mrs. Dulcie Cole and Mrs. William Aut'o 'Schools 7tA house. Phone 4496. tian Elndeavor Societies are in-vited Creagh of Baldwin, L. I., are guests FOUR Autos—Ship by Truck t APA RTMENTS— FLATS— was attributed today by District At Autos—For Hire f to meet at the Center Christian Ep- of Miss Victoria Hilding and her sis 10 TENEMENTS 63 torney Fach.of Richmond county to deavor rooms with the local C. E. Garages—Service—Storage PAINTING—REPAIRING 21 ter. Mrs. Amanda Davies. - Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... 11 members of a ring alleged to have Society, next Simday evening, Jufy Mrs. Amanda Davies, her daugh Wanted Autos—Motorcycles,.... 12 NOW IS YOUR CHANCE 20. The YiriUnF Endeavorers wjll UNUSUAL OFFERS Bhsinesa and Professionnl Services PAINTING AND PAPER hangiuj, cheaper rent—5. rooma with bath, swindled insurance companies of ter, Mrs. William Creagh, Mrs. Business Services Offered ...... 1* furnish the program. All interested Dulcie Cole and Miss Victoria Hild neatly done, prices reasonable. lights, gas; white sink, cemeqt latge 9ums' through false death Household Services Offered eeeeeiQ-A James F. Roach, Jr., 38 Walnut claims. 80*6 invited to attend. ing. went on a motor trip to Provi- 1929 DE SOTO COACH 1929 CHEVROLET Building—Contracting ...... 14 cellar, $20 month, 3 minutes: to Word has been- .• received from Florists—Nurseries 16 street. Dial 5921. trolley. Call tod^, 91. South Italn ' In one instance, Fach declared, dencer'on Thursday. — COUPE-- 16 three of the conspirators claimed Clevelmid, Ohio, of an automobile Clean, dependable transporta Funeral Directors street. Tel. 7505. ^ : Mrs. Charles HUding motpred to Six cylinder performance at Heating^—Plumbing—Roofing 17 from the Manhattan morgue the accident in which Professor Monroe New York on Thursday taking with tion with the O. K. that counts. Insurance ...... ,...... 18 Wetmore of Williams CoUege, Mass., very low cost. Good tires, Millinery—Dressmaking ...... 19 REPAIRING 23 FOR RENT^ ROOif f l a t * ffirjlt iMdy of ah unidentified man killed her her guests, Miss Adela Adams clean motor, A l equipment. Moving—Trucking-“ Storage “ ... 20 in a fall’ froth a high building. The and Mrs. Wetmore were seriously and John Morton, Mrs. HUding made .floor, in good condition, at 73 Ben injured. Mrs. Wetmore, who is a Painting—Papering 21 MOWER SHARPENING, vacuum ton street Inquire Home Bank & meh, who represented themselves a short stpy in the city returning Professional Services 22 sister of Mrs. W. C. RobinSon of cleaner, phonograph, clock repair Trust Company. as relatives, gave the dead man “a to her summer home here for the 1928 ESSEX SPORT 1927 FORD EXPRESS Repairing 23 ing, key fitting. Braithwaite, 52 PosLHiU apd a former resident of Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning ... 21 swell funeral” and then presented a rest of the season. ROADSTER A special bargain in a fuUy Toilet Goods and Service ...... 2 a ‘ Pearl street. FOR R E N T ^ lX ItbOM tenement, death claim for $500 on a fraudn- Hebron, was driiUng the car an<^ 26 they were on their way to Kansas to reconditioned truck. This type Wanted—Business Service modem improvements,. 42 Flor^ce lent insurance policy. This is a fast sport car for of truck used by large express Educational street. Call 3166. i see their adopted son, when they Courses'and Classes I e • • • • • < 27 Seven indictments, charging collided with a truck at a bUnd cor summer and it is in perfect me companies. Suitable for mov Private Instruction • ••••• • • • • • • *■«*>8 COURSES AND CLASSES 27 NEW ENGLAND’S GROWTH ing van. • *28 - A 3 ROOM StJITE. n ^ . jojmspv Richard J. Peterson, Staten Island ner. They were taken to a hospital chanical condition. Dancing ...... insurance agent, with forgery, con- Musical—Dramatic . 29 BARBER‘TRADE taught In day BlQC^. all modeui unKovem<^tA in Cleveland, and it was found that 20 spirpey . and presentation of false Wanted—"Instruction and evening- classes. Low tuition Phppe Aarop Johnson0 0 ^26 dr jtni- Professor Wetmore sustained two Convenient G. M. A. C. Terms Financial rate. Vaughn Barber School. 14 death claims, ahd nine indictments broken legs and one broken afpi, WasMn^h, July 19— (AP)—De Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages ...... 31 tor 7635. spite Michigan’s large increaae in Business Opportunities ...... 32 Market street. Hartford. charging three unnamed defendants, Mrs. Wetmore ba-ving one broken Sidney to Loan 33 FOR RENY-tS RGDli 4ft, aili mod- Qne of them a woman, vdth grand leg, and both sustaining fractured population the rate of growth in the , USED CAR LOT OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. Help and Situations em improvements. Squire at 27 larceny and. conspiracy, haY* skulls. Relatives here first learned last, teh "years in the geographic Help Wanted—Female ...... 35 AGENTS WANTED 37-A group in 'V^hich" it is located, known Help Wanted—Male 36 Elro street , handed’ up 1^® Richmond .County of the accident from a report' com 37 Grand Jury. as the' east north central states, (}id Help Wanted—^Malo or Female . BIG MONEY i YOURS—Full or ing from a friend who happened to Phone 6874 Agents Wanted ...... 37-A FOR RENT—JUST OFF Main see an account in.a Boiston paper. A not eqqai that of the previous ten Mflin and Pearl Streets. Situations Wanted—Female ..... 38 spare time. Sell Christmas box sis- 'Street, modtm 6-room . tenement. long distance call to the boîtal y»rA. Situations Wanted—Male ...... ; 39 sortments and personal cards. Rent reaiapjaable. Call Arthur A. The’ New Ihigland States group; Employment Agencies '^0 Generous cornpussione. Request brought a confirmation of the stoiy Uva Stoclt—Pets—Ponltry—'Veklclei KnciflarDâl'5440 'or 7014. RED PAPERS GENUINE 'vrith detiUls. It was learned that also had' a smaller percentage of' The Macidey Qievrolet Co., Inc. Dogs—Birds—Pets samples. ArtiSaCCard Co., Eiimlra, gro-wth in the last ten years than hit Live" Stock—Vehicles I • . * FOR R B N T ^ r o o m flat at 178 hbth "Victims are expected to recover. N. Y. ■ Miss Gladys Thompson of Cam the previous decade. Poultry and Supplies ...... Bldridge ■ street, call 6470 or in SAYS GROVER WHALEN The .east north' central states now Wanted — Pets—Poultry-r-Stock quire 214 McKee street. bridge, a daughter o f Mrs; -Alice For Sal»—Mlscelluneons Thompson, a former resident here, hafve a'popi^tion of 24,405,937 as Articles for Sale ...... SITUATIONS WANTED— comparejd'?^th 21,475,543 ten years Boats and Accessories ...... FEMALE 38 FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenerheht dn is the? guest of Mrp. Claude ' W; New Yopê, July I9.r-(AP)—The- Jones. ago; That is an increase ‘of 3,6M,- Building Materials ...... Charter Oak street pear Main. Call CongrcsMonal committee investi Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry WIDOW DESIRES position as 83 Charter Oak street. Philip Clarence White, who lives on a 394 or 16.9 per cent. Ten years ago Electrical Appliances—Radio gating. Communist activities' today farm in the vicinity of Jones the increase over 1910 was 3,324,- Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A housekeeper for widower. Address Lewis. was prepared to hold a secret ses 922 or' 17.7" per cent. Garden — Farm—Dairy Products 50 Box W, in care of Herald. street, fouild'his yoke of oxen dead Household Goods ...... 61 FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat with sion to hear testimony by imder-, in the pasture after one of the re The New England states’ popula Machinery and Tools 52 garage, first floor, 45 Benton street. cover agents of the New York police tion now tota% 8,277,396 against 53 MIDDLEAGED WOMAN would cent -severe thunderstorms. ,They Musical Instruments...... like position as housekeeper to Call Mr. Hawley, 5163, between 8 on the authoritativeness of the were near a clump of birches, but 7,400,090 in 1920 an increase ' of Office and Store Equipment 54 documents invol-vlng the Amtorg 876,487 or 11.9 per cent over 1920. Specials at the Stores ...... 56 widower or single man in country. a. m. and 5 p. m. these had not been disturbed 'ap Wearing Apparel—Furs S• • •• sea 57 ,H. W. Box 112, in care of J. H. Trading Company with' Communist parently. The cattle had plainly The increase in 1920 was 848,228 or -^>WP WflAT Wanted—To Buy ...... 58 Lyman, Talcottville, Conn. Tel. FOR RENT— 4 ROOM tenement on propaganda. been killed by lightning. The loss is 12.2 per cent over 1910. HAPPENED TO Rooms—Board—Hotels—Resorts Center street, all modem improve J Restaurants Rockville 451-13. Former Police Commissioner a particularly serious one as Mr. MPOUEOM af 59 ments, rent reasonable. Inquire Grover A. Whalen assured the com- Rooms Without Board ...... White was relying on the oxen to do ter HI5 VIC Boarders W anted ...... 53-A 178 1-2 Center. Phone 3070. mitte he was convinced of the his hajdng. Country Board—Resorts ...... 60 LIVE STOCK- LOOK AT THIS TOR'' A’’’ WA- Hotels—Restaurants ...... 61 FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat, 329 genuineness of the documents seiz Cards have beep received from Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... 62 VEHICLES 42 ed by the police and made public by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Merritt from $400 down delivers wamantse TECUX), JAMES? East Center stebet, all improve deed to a brand new ColoniM home, H£ FlMALUy Real Estate For Rent ments. Tdep^horie 8063. him on May. Whal'en said the hear London, England, telling of their Apartments, Flats. Tenements 63 FOR SALE CHEAP—Work horse. ing wpuld have to be in secret .to visit to Canterbury Catheijral and .six splendid rooms, sun parlor, fli'e- 5URRENPE«fO Business Locations for Rent 64 F.'E. Smith, 713 West Main street, place, tile t^th, beautiful decora THS Bun- Houses for ^tent ...... 65 FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement prevent possible reprisals against other interesting points of interest TO Suburban for Rent ...... •' 66 Buckland. with garage.: ■ All. in^wvements. thb police and members of their on their foreign trip. They are hav tions, iflenty closet space. Pay the liH MID WAS Summer Homes for Rent .... 67 families. ing considerable work done on their balance as rent. Shrewd, careful HELD'pRi5d«K Wanted to R ent ...... 68 Apply 135 Pearl streeL people are buying now. Think it Real Estate For Sale “Is the Amtorg actually aiding summer property at Fawn Brook OH THE ISLAND NEW ENVOY ARRIVES over. Apartment Building for Sale 69 t e n e m e n t t o R ]p i^ on 171 Communists, in this country?” during their absence. OF ELEA. WHCSC Business property for Sale 70 Summit street, all improvements Bepresent4tiva-.Bacbman of West George Tennant and children Well located business block to Farms and Land for Sale ...... 71 New York, July 19.— (AP)—Man including heat, by August 1st ®lal t^-ade for a good farm. Speak quick. BE DIED lit Ig2i. Houses for Sale ...... » • a a • • • 72 Virginia asked. were guests fdr several days re uel de Freyrey Santander, newly ap 5987. Married couple-prefeinred. Lots for Sale 73 ‘T have no knowledge of their cently of Judge and Mrs. Leon What have you to offer? Resort Property for Sale ...... 74 pointed Peruvian ambassador to the activities beyond that indicated in Rathbone. - Mr. Tennant is Mrs. Sulûrbao for Sale .*•. United States, arrived today from FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT with RaU^hone’s brother, and was-a for ROBERT J. SMITH Real Estate for Exchange ...... 76 London on the Mauretania. He suc all modern improvements, to the documents’,, 'Whalen replied. ‘T -\Vanted—Real E s ta te ...... 77 have no opinion beyond that- based mer; resident here for many ycara 1009 MAIN Avctlon—Legal Ifotleea ceeds Hermam Valardee, who has re adults. Inquire'37 Delmont ^ street resident here for many years. Insnxuice Steamship Ticketa Legal Notices ...... 78 tired. Telephone 8039. on these documents.” Miss Clarissa L. Pendleton and By FRANK BECK GAS BUGGIES—A Viliam’s Fate

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Aiinr* on w m c t m '#a A m fs ' j u i T ^ Thert WttBP- *b 9U^ the HOW DO f 'NNOW W MiTMgfl MAIV Afo AMsWtK radio hhffetf lK p i^ « lot of pleaa- p l a i n t $ g f y p u ure and jrtntlc into American 'W MfAt OR w HCTMW THINK<^ TO N t fr u m * . bomea. H O W D o y o u KNOW WM*TMCg. ^ ! pefrhelnr tVme la and tell me 4,Aa v » k n o w t h a t it '» tm « rtfM j ertiat you tidak od my loud-epeak- TMO/K u P AN' TNCÂRTH 1 er.- «T M f V r CO KA/OW ' Would love to, old man, but I '.-promiaed ^thfidly to mMt mine ' at aeven o’doek abarp. r When televlaion la' adopted, it will put an end to the village cut up who you on the phone and aaya: "Hello, do you'know who’a taUc^ to you?" . We are conatituted to atand a great deal from the radio artiata, OUR'BOARIWfl B0V8E but w ew ou ld be Juat aa w ell aatta- The Smnmer Widower By Fontaine Fm lied if we didn’t have to hear them By Gene Ahem laugh at t l^ own jokea. EqoeatrlMnea never Ifka ta hit die open road. There hre no millionaire broad-^ A L t ALeNE.THE STPREb AIX CtOeEP, ANP NOT A «IN«I.B "fJUAlkE rm TRESfWl^ OP caatera trying to protect newapa- ly dropped down to cover the f M 9 i M AKlRdStfv AM sMo’ pera againat nlercbanta who refuae t h i h s ^ p a n t r y oRicanok eur a b o c k c t o f u a r r ' fKV WAW1IEEE,^^S0A| ^ calvea wWle expoaing more of the WM COUI-P WeAR to advertlae, or from competition y . . __ - - — r j.. -fAK* tWlE AhIP from radio advertiaing* No, not back. Aê W CLcrrwes as V m IR E E L P a ÔLPtkorfKJ-e.^ one. Dog-'gone their, buttona! A fact il a fa ct and ia alwaya AS P O ' ^ S A S the aame. An ' opinion may vary •^CALL ME AUlP 9^ Heard of a man who tried to with what- you bad for dinner. -SUMJ—^'LAK A K w a s help out a poor family by giving 1 E W . t M E H ^ 9 ^ rrfcuuAi"-|H ’ rc^ L iC s m e a m -- them four little piga. They took Another trouble with nwat hua- r r a MAiJF MoilR good care of the piga until ready AM M»»

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U P O N A man doesn't feel hla oata ao much aa be does hia shredded A n M E i' wheat. Hubby—Another new dress. Where am 1 to get the money to pay for it? Wife—I don’t know. I'm your ^hppiu* ourT wife, not your financial adviser. S i ■ ■ ^ • Il4 H iCK vie If you put a little lovin’ into aU the work you do, kual And a little blf of gladness and a little bit of you. And a little bit of sweetness and B e C m n F a Uttle bit o f song. Jekyll and Hyde Not a day will seem too toilsome, WASHINGTON TUBBS H. not a day will seem too long. r QO\ HAMtHE9AnUREDfRi6M0B "Good Luck” is usually but an BKTBl VT VIKS ; SORE. HE'S > ' AM. W QAllMiT WNtEttWl tV SOUR IHSlRIMliOIS, Clarence .D a r- other name for common sense and man— 1-1 MK OOiTC UttlU IT J VlASfUS. SORPRlSE-VeS, T «« iTRE SURPRISE TBSiH’ TOtET L ® S pnV, YOU HAMEWON THE UtlDWdCi 6 RW\1U0B W row took a Job' industry. /SubPEN ANO fKlARMiVlL NEWS O’ SEElKfr US OM HE DitMT ^ THiS OlEft-'THNlKFUi. P6^P0T»WQH.*mM'S PUN6C(M« MDTOUTUWETOO on a farm at 91S STitU HMEHOTHiMTO EiEHT, SUH. « month, but “Sometimes,*’ confided Mrs. Long- it W OUR «O W TiJE^SUftW WAS HOftRlBUE FOR KrTltSB MHOST ROSBED BV fR lEN 4D ^ fkUME DO WVTH 'THEM T JSUMLE TME MlOHty CMfiROR^ quit a day later wed to her innmate friend, "I think TRVIW t b BOM? when he waa my husband Is the patlentest, gen COMMANB* put to work ■_ US OFFi TH*. tlest, best natured soul that ever BtGBUMl knocking potato \ lived, and sometimes I think it’s bugs off plants, just laziness.” 0 declaring b e thought there must be easier What’s the difference whether .ways to earn a kids go to a circus and have a living. picnic, or go to a ^cnic and have a circus?

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(BEAD THE STOEIf, THEN COLOR THE PICTCBE) The KW Wlnsl The Plowman soon, to Cl'owny too, and then, the next thing that s a l e s m a n SAM they knew the plowman’e He’d ahid, "You want to help me? was all plowed up, and hie day’e come ahead! I’ll let you drive , my work was done. The Tiniee then oxen all the way across the field. Wmt pn their way. The woik ^ th tm utrs tAs Vc&i Just steer them straight and you'll they’d done hady just been play CjRfiAH COMES IfTEEftK - have fun. You watched ot&- and and Just before they left him they 'CfiiiSC. V 6 . • . ^ im can': do things if he really

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m < 4 -J I -. - • r^r ■ ■ -V or uio nnraor tr tb ^ ooune..- > *.r;X ^ . . 1 M « t Qdctdfe -mVEBY .^Sîipud -0 .' StMMMir'^Woliil^ -‘oi UiiO G o... rtwe d c s iu e iC‘'r iMtOf todtiy on.a^two^WMk’s v«oaP-> -. v^ nL' o f '^ ^ T e w t tl^ to be nepit at Xtteiitle'Clt^ u d bondboldem 4n v vtha- iUtOOTIOWII Hampton &a*ii ^ v' v Connecticut 9 1 ^ ■. Af^dulbi^ I Socie ty, which idsiRf ’^ .'"ICrs. Andrner Johnson and daagb^ U f». M ay.TiK^.of .the; Mon(- m tjkht' Florence and Bstber,. are |iiav> f t t on -phe/proiMrty ^fombry W w 'sM fe''-1 *‘Hm'-nri+two Imown as Par^ Hart- ..y Ui:'today for Hanîton ;Bea% $. week’s vae«d^v^^Q<^§(Ut :t H-i where they will qiehd *a wnMtk. fCrd-scdoeÔOF iMTUisl Ckmnecti- tad cut Stai ;d(med last year,. '•> • *■ 3 a ? o ^ ^ i will be aeconqtanied- by'X n . Mrs. Bertha Sfi^bss . of-tM Mont Justtcej . offiiaate 'iJotmaon’s niece, MIm Esther \Gua^ hikveoeen' nO of'a itiAAHng of " Sleep did not.,come'early to Man“- gomery Ward C0.-4 on a vê^’s tha.bondholders to be held in the ’ ohestefitcs last,rnight. ' A ll‘ ovfec' ifiondagtCD. J Ward ^son, of Portehester, N* Y. . vacation at Old OrdUrd, Malhe. - mectidn Diredtor’s room of the Hartford town nelghbortiood, 'gfroups wer^l >1 Connecticut Trust Company, seen ~on' porches'.and lawns until tion. J h ^ bfiitha. *!& ^ Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Casperson P .rJ. Hutehinacm. o f /: GHenney’s vJ**' day aftersDOon, July 28,‘at 2.o’clock, n ^ midnight. In the early- ev^ .«Gîind\ Jurof^ B ftp a ty. , ...... W' Coi of 'Spring street, and Carl, iSeanor , I . *1 i . • dethlng' stofe Is a week’s’ j for. the purpose of takingâction to . nihff ,'telghboihood lawn-batAing’ 'ted-'-, cpi se«tlon\ iAd Arline Caspersmi of Vllliy;e vacation at Hansiîmastt Pier,„. £ ‘ • >y- ■ i - -. nmled^by.'l Itr^t left his morning for a week- *~j avert? W threatened' ‘ forolosure' ac- pItmesA'were In' progress for' the. MafFBfot tion. xpanager o f*Sm lî^kafad'iK v ’ Thai pai^'-l^md' ‘auto trip to York Harbor, Raêr Gustafson of:; the Man I Idddies' and .Globe Hollow tin of] 8ti:eet, '.;flind Hkihe. The HartfordrConnectlcut Trust ; ^ w d ed . It was too hot for' the' H atdd the..’'same,; a^- -gn:.a..w«P ^ ' M l'T> V chester Electrio. Co^ is on a week’s * vacation from duties in the meter Conq>any as trustee imder the,sec ulual round of golf' for'm any and dress, were by Dtf llibnuu ond noortgage, to secure seven per the .tiPckvUle City WlU arrive tBs'Vteirbci^ llim and fUngL>r Company ia spending a two week’s ty down! but the sim ' got in its Martin’s tetter, JM>tminJ r. nie'M snîester id ^ ^ haa nopvfty'of w,, IH^bgpst 19, at the Willimaatic camp- Charter Oak Pai^ desire to caU at Thcb itefiwen ’’t i w plsjca >an the vacation in Itiiladelphia. work and pushed the mercury np this b a e a ^ rd f ttie axirii ■11 . -.V ’• grotmd. The hour of the meeting tention o f the bcmdholders to the ^ v e 90 by mld-aftemoon. Read TsUand Read and was. hivestigated present situation with reference ^.fo pirCM tafe; of •'^tei bd trans 188.79; water pipe line liens, base, indicative of great heat For acted. /-"rv.-.-v.- 3930.50; a total of 331,659.29.. tunately, the surrounding country? The vacation,school of,the North S' Mtoa Wvlan Anderson o f Hamlin The tract of land mortgaged to side and woodland has been well Sstriit will return tomorrow after a secure the bond issue comprises ap- Main street chutohes clOMd its sec .Miss Margaret Haasett'of Center moistoied by recent rains or the ond week yesterday, with the laig? Sweek’s stay at Misquamicut. street, who is employed by the Blitii proadmately 121 acres and was ap • * W « danger from forest 'fires would be est enrollment 140, of any season 9 t ,r » I Hardware store, is recovering from praised for 3251,000, during the year great :: Rev. P. J. O. Cornell of the Swed- 1929. Bufidings on the property have since tits' movement was first ih« illniMi whi(di,;has opnfinedher to her Gardens have been forced' into troduced here.lA 1927 by Rev. F. O. ;iah Lutheran chiurch, Mrs. ComdU hoim^'for the past‘two weeks. been appraii^ for 376,000. production of nearly all summer M d her sister. Miss Augusta Bu^- By reason ox the defaults in pay Allen. The soperintmdents and ând 'of Church, street, left today fOr vegetables, including com and to teacherb are widl pleased with the E. J. MCCabe,- secretary of the ments of charges, which take pre-, matoes, and the heavy but atihost ^ mmith’s stay at Potowomet, East CEusber of'Commerce, left last cedence-- over first mortgage, the w^k the pupils âre doing both in ;Ur^dch, R. L holder-*of the first mortgage has de valueless crop of- grara on local bibie'tiâlhing, hand wbrk iimd or EAST CENTER STREET nijpit for CM Orchard, Maine, where farms is due for cutting. In many 9 ' . . cided to bring a foreclosure action ganized recreation. he wm spend the cosaing we^. K s instances the grass will not be >' jiir. and Mrs. H ei^ Von Rone of wtte is spending the summer there. to the Superior Court on the first The handicraft includes leather’ SAs^c^ ^ L. L, are' spending the Tuesday in ..September. Arrange touched. work '’making pocket and note 3wetifi-end with Mrs. Von Hone’s imother small army of Manches ments have been made whereby the books, basketry, painting, moimt- ihotiier, Mrs. John Johnson, of Clin ter fishermwi was d f at the break institution of this foreclosure action kig pictures, maldbag p la ces and ton street. • • ■ __ of Aiwn .tills morning in hopes of will be postponed for about one HOLD PiUlENTS'NIGHT punting. The school decided to • t '.tir - getting.some good bass or pickerel. month. The holder of the'firat mort take ity the Filipino project and n lOm Head Johnson of HOU street Lmit night the Cheney lawns along gage has indicated that it will not AT LUTHER IRAGDE at the Second Congregatlimal Wheels Luiied Up. Stiidiiiass Marlon Crawford o f Ham- the porth aide o f , Hartford Road bring foreclosure proceedings, if church are aasemUlhg a Filipino ^cstreet wiU leave tomorrow for were frequented hjr scores of fiêr- the charges which take precedence village in A table o f sand. over its first mortgage are paid. r-'-vf EdViit ^soii! Student Pastor, F rld ^ evening of next .week We ar^ eqitfpped to doiabRoist anythhvitiiAt a 2^ a Vineyard. As late as mkbilght there were sev The trustee has .decided to rei>ort will bb'parefits* night and a cordial eral automobUes -psited on tho road these facts to thtf bondhedders and Ta]ks--.MnsicaI Pnâin and »• Mrs. Harold Symington of Mun- invitation ia extended-not only to, their car. maning. Try oar 100% Penaaylvaaia M otoril^ WjKave . jft e 7^ and aven. more semrc;b lights pierc a meeting is’called for, 2 o’clock iRefreshments. the patents of the diildren but any' E*<“. itbtf^dtreet wiU be heard over Sta- ing; the darkness.: .< Monday, July 28, in the Director’s 2i. C. Y. Moore home life which would stamp out | her death. ^ ily of 25 Emerson street are spend:- this desire in etoly youth. | ing ten days at Old Orchard, Maine. leaves today for a tv>b week’s vaesr i The other members of the party tion to be spent at Black Point One Making V-Turn Behind The three ticA,les, he said, are “strlctj“strlct j on the' Whoopee, aa well as thp M M M * W' ' Car Hit By Other - Going obedience,” which should be taught, fûr men aboard the yahht, reach Miss Mary F. Ferguson of 3 South About lOp mbmbers/of the la u Alimg Main Street. by the parent and learned by the ed itoore safely, t h o i^ B#mjanHTi Main street wUl leave on Monday EAST CEÊR STREET V--' for an extended automobUe tr^, Cedars bf Lebnn^ f^ty Minohes- chUd from early childhood; “cote-; Marshall, Jr., 2i-year-oid son df ter. New London ‘hnd.Moosup, are paalonahip or fellowship,” a sym- the wealtiiy Wlmetfo architect, accompanying her niec^ Miss Maity Two automobUes collided on Main' .■ V ■ . . .V ■J.'" attending the 'first annual outing pathy with the tendencies and ex-, was severely injured. i ...... < F. Short, and her friend, hOss Elisa street in front of the Home presslons gf the growing child; and ' '' . beth Barber, both of udiom are and field day at Ebist Hampton to- and' Trust Company at 10 o’clock teachers in the school at lin^ ydn'a satis- ■/ his business^ dived into a caldron of of^BloMnfield, were maêd Tues-, do ‘'focrf. were served and dancing fCUowed to the miuaic of a piano and vtedim ill twa inches of water ? % \ b e lie f in lifeÎihsxrance so thm-" tttstcaoiQi^ I .. ;■ ? itO / Somepeoplc buhe in a mete poddfe of watitt a ' # becanM time and obi&te inyolve^^ '' Aa ';qploRi^''’sdih.' C'n«t(4 .ok- ie^^He has puC- it'Imto Life a f l ..-^y^TTyrr; .How Much Is heiti(ss^ter. It-w^ boon to GALS $ Trust Fimd —* w£^ an ‘ a^M«/ hath; bf. oM -fitdiio^v > ' r SfiMlal ntptal ^'httRtudon' l&e.ôo^;^ trustee!'-’.' ' ^ iV o,ooo? FOR I j.*l: ■ ' * /t ' theî t4>i nit is 3600 a year at 6% . y o ttI'--.::: H SATtÂT and SUNDAt V'Xiess than 32.00 a day. j^/w afR, oh "'^''‘ifet a large nombw of men. fachm h a n l Chef & FOliug jStation By-»80‘th id & w ^ carry 310AK>0 in lifo to- < M OAKLAND St. * f n 'iji VA‘J. sivance think they are pcovid-. o r fo | t q^’rUfld ocnaVv^^ 'iSf amply for their ftwIUesr ''^ûld your wife keep the IUD^*^d'a4^ comfort cR ^■famlty going on 32JK) a dayf Save her tbs r am beitsw m Insihnuioc- Aymt o f haviajg to ' ■ ' ' ' ' ' a Travelera Gwamatoejd. 'i* V IV*; W A T K ^ %bw-Obrt lAfC'^policp tetittttt. r # LV :> go^that it wSB pnivkle bear 'Ht- •C:4 ^fitpune o f ^ 0 0 or fSOO k ‘ for llfo.'" ' .-'-r - R A X W b li to the eodqoailcat w aj'îf.

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