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■fllatt^Btor Vmdh 1 9 OAiLr caoDLAsmt ’ Hto Mewlk M d t , ISSi ■ Ferseos* ot U. which has carrlsd the former Paw­ who arlli also sing the solo numbers. tucket lad through 37 states and ’The pageant was written by the HANYATPARBrSNIGirr Save Your Money A1 - Building lot for sale Hanford Rev. Asa W. Mellinger with the ool- BOARD TO DECIDE witfc IBOUTTOWN ‘ ARIZONA DUKE* will add as many more on the way SO-ft. -frontage, aidewalk, gaA 5,868 back, has worn oS a dosen sets of iaboraUoo of F ra A Rtrong, head ABEL’S a ( On A i m * OMdsoal ahewen *eiri|M aa< T tS , ' of ^ nature study of tbs camp and OF VACATION SCHOOL water, sewer, 43 Strickland St. . day: me* m nek ehaoge bi.tan|Mai^ I lita y 0*Oonnor, teacher tfi shoes since be started out nearly a O N T m P P E A U Cut Rate Auto and Tmcb VISITOR IN TOWN year ago. Alexander Sokol, head of the craft ■ Fred H. Norton ' Street ecbool, yeeterday department The Pageant is under REPAIRS ISO Main St., Manchceter, ■ Conn nt a major opefatkm in St. MANCHESTER— A CITY OF VILLAGE CHARM the direction of the author who has Biblical Pageant Presented by. Rear 26 Cooper St. Est. 1921 a hoMrital, New Haven. Her as bis assistants Head counsellors, Selectmen to Act On Pro- VOL, LV., NO. 264 eo p » o 13.) „ la tn Southington. Reporte Pawtnek^ Cowboy Bomd Nathan Oatcbell, Leonard Asquith, Classes Sponwred by MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, JULY 27, 1936 (FOURTEEN PAGES) t night were that the operation WOODSTOCK ROYS Jay VanZandt, Swimming instruc­ Churches at North End. PRICE THREE CBI I heelB eneceeafuL tor, Phillip Smith and their Coun­ cednre in Several Assess­ for Ranch After VUit selling staff. Costumes for the pro­ kJUbert Downing, carrier at the TOGI^PAGEANT duction are provided, by the Colum­ The daily vacation school con­ jtew beater poatoffice, la having a bia Costume^Closet ment Suits Pending. Mother Love Key to “Missingr** Boy Riddle Fitfa His Mother. ducted by the North Methodist It’s Bound to Be Right QUEEN MARY MAKES ly e a tlo n . church and the Second Congrega­ To Present Dramatization of tional church, held ‘Tarenta’ and WITH THE KEG IN SIGHT There wlU be a meeting o f the CnCKENS GIVEN FIVE ‘The selectmen. In a special session Friends’ night" Thursday evening in At The AMERICAN REFUGEES iBmightera of Uabella In the Knlgfata "Arisona Duke”, 28, hard-rldln’ Monday at 8 p. m. in the Municipal the Congregational church. The COlumhua home Tuesday evening. eon of Pawtucket, R. I., transplanted Camp Ufe at 4 O’Gock building, will confer with Town affair was well attended by mem­ FASTEST OCEAN TRIP FTroortant business is to come before to Wlckensburg, Arisona, was In BY POPULAR MARKET Counsel William S. Hyde regarding bers, parents and friends. meeting. the settlement of several tax ap­ PARK town yesterday enroute back to the A biblical pageant, “Teachings of Tomorrow Afternoon. peals and the procedure to be fol­ the Book", was given under the di­ IP''"'Otiiiiesaiiinii .Herman Kopple- cactus-lands after visiting his moth­ ’The following were winners of lowed In the tax collector’s office ARE SENT TO COAS' rection of Mias Geraldine Tenney. But Blue Ribboi StiD Re- iPVHBm and Oovemor Cross, will be er, Mrs. Dellna Bourcler, of Paw­ two chickens each In the weekly after Collector George H, Howe’s TAVERN tucket. ’’Duke" made the 8,000- drawings 'Thursday night at the Johnson Block BANK,EC0N0MIC liw iong the spudeers at the outing "Following the ’Trails," an out­ resignation becomes effective Au­ 3 ^ the Toimg Democrats of Hartford mile trip from Arisona on "Mesa", door pageant with a east of over 100 Popular Market, Rublnow -Build­ gust IS, n u n s With Nonnandie S'itJounty at the gathering to be held a four-year-old broncho which was boys will be presented on the shore ing: ' • ■ The properties in dispute in the 2 FREE PRIZES Spanish GoTemment \ IB ‘Windsor tomorrow. A large bom on the Wlckensburg dude ranch of Black Pond at Camp Woodstock, Mrs. Anna Hennequin, 28' Cottage assessment appeals have been re­ TONIGHT! EXPERTS VISIT ^m hher o f the local members of the in the hills northwest of Phoenix. Sunday afternoon at 4:00 d. s. t. street; A. McMullen, 11 Edmund viewed by the assessors and James WATKINS BROS. SPECIAL — RAVIOLI Which Trayeled More U. S. Diplomats Flee ^Hancbeater Toung Democratic Cinb "Duke” stated that he left Phoenix The pageant is a dramatic interpre­ street; Mrs. Martin, 82 Wells street; M. Cleminshaw of Cleveland, head INOORPOBA’rED Sandwiches of An Klnde. Train at Diqiosal win attend. The program starts at on September 6. 1938, for the long- tation of the dominant interests of Mra Desplanck, 178 Cooper street, of the firm which made a qulnten- MOes on Record Trip. G.0.PJ01NEE ». 3 o’clock and the speakers will be anticipated visit to his home town. the boys of the YMCA camp. Dur­ and Mrs. Susan Demko, 68 Ridge nlal reappraisal last year. His re­ ROBERT R. ANDERSON Try theee beers — served from San Sebastian Area heard starting at 4 o’clock. The He went north Into Utahi Colorado, ing the summer they have been or­ street. port has been given to Mr. Hyde Fnneral Director our Kooler-Keg System by our Those Wishing to Li , p ro g ra m arruiged calls for water Idaho and visited In Wyoming, Kan­ ganised In an Explorer’s Club which These winners—as was required who will present It to the selectmen old time bartender: BallanUne, s p o ^ and a program of out of door sas. Arkansas and up through the has followed many nature Interests, in the rules of the drawings—were Monday night. Funeral service in home­ Roppert’e, Croft Ale, Blieingold. N«w July 37.— (A P)— Notables on Calling List of Madrid Two p . qwrts with dancing in the evening. south to Rhode Island. ’n e craft groups have been organ­ all present when their names Until August 15 the collector’s '' Oreat Britain’* B. S. Queen Mary Waahlngton, July 27.— (A P)—Ansald nationals of Panama aad Chiba After three weeks In his home like surroundings. Increasingly omlnoua picture of war-«alao were being sheltered. ized Into clubs and named In honor T/ere drawn. About five names of office will be In charge of Edward docked today after m.kin|> the faat- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ballsleper are town he tired of the hustle and of some illustrious personage as the McKnIght of the H. N. Alexander tom S;Spain emerged today from La- A short time before these develop­ persons not present were dra'wn. 142 EAST CENTER ST. aat croiaing ever recorded for a Governor Landon; Senator conic dlplonuiUo dispatches aa Am- Women leaving Mionday for a two weeks’ bustle of the mill town and his feet patron of their guild. The pageant As In previous weeks, George company, certified public account­ ments, the American oonaul at Bar­ vacation at Martha’s Vlne3rard yearned, he said, for the "feel” of sketches brief scenes of various ants. It is expected that the select­ •teamer between Europe and New baasador Claude O. ~ Bowers’ Aides celona scene of bitter fig b ti^ In Olds, veteran Sports announcer, Telephone: abandoned the American summer Mass. the plains and the breath of the high scientists and craftsmen who have men will arrange to retain him In York—but her commander did not Vandenberg Is One; Knox which an American consular em­ Assaulted hy Rioters. mountains. The land of his adop­ been builders of notable trails, and ’Thursday night conducted the draw­ the office until a new collector is Office 5171 House 7494 Embassy at San Sebastian In the ploye was killed earlier In tbe week, ings and announced the names. The elalm the blue pennant at Atlantic Oood crowds attended the Do'wnle tion "had been his salvation In 1928 have made. elected at the annual town meeting TO MAKE mmremkey. belief there may be "terrible blood­ appealed for the dispatch of the when a sickly boy of 17 he went The pageant will be read by Rev. store was packed with those who In October. Ceremony Thorsday. shed" there. heavy cruller Quincy to that :^ th e rs circus yesterday afternoon figured they might be lucky and YOUR HOME *’We very well do not deserve It,” Madrid, July 27 — (AP)— and evening despite showers that west for his health—and regained E. T. Thienes. ’The music is under 101 Ways Hike Hew aald Sir Edgar Britten, skipper of Fleeing before sanguinary f l u t ­ port He reported that "aU com­ have their names drawn. Secret Courier to Hendays, F n h ^ ^ Started before each performance. A It. ’Then the cactus country claim­ the direction of Harvey Woodruff the liner. ing In and near San SelMUtian, munication U threataned", but gave targe ctx>wd remained on the lot ed him as her own. with Johns-IVlanville Building Materials So the blue ribbon, emblem a t At­ Topeka, Kas., July 27__ (AP) members of the summer Embassy no further details. —After a week of terror, huddledJ staff took .refuge on the United their embaaries, American and j after the evening show, watching "Duke" has visions of starting a lantic speed, remains with France's Gov. Alf M. Landon, busy assei The Quincy arrived at Gibraltar big "dude" ranch on his four-acre Normandie, which in June, 1938, av­ States Ctoast Guard cutter Clayuga, yesterday and was scheduled to con­ Ish refu|«es today w e r e ___ the “big top" go down as the circus bllng material for three speeches which bore them and their diplo­ evacuated to AUcante, on the soutL men moved on to another town. section high up In the 'Vulture Hills, PENTLAND FILMS eraged 39.64 knots to r the crossing tinue her voyage to Spanish waters near Phoenix, where the air la light THE FLORIST as compared with the Queen Mary’s that will open his Eastetn campaign matic records to the IsNated villa today. She originally bad been or­ east coast of Spain. and good to persons suffering with 30.61 knots. for the Presidency next month, ocoimled by the ambaasador in near­ dered to Malaga but tbe oommand- The government placed a By popular request the Silver 17 Oak street DEVELOPING by ^enterrablA train at their disposal. OiUl will again repeat last Satur­ respiratory ailments. He expects to The reason is that the Normandie found three bankers and economists ing officer had the authority to be back by Christmas In time to started her best run from South­ on his calling list today. The envoy reported to the State change his course to Barcelona If he It was assumed they would I day’s floor show tonight, "Show of BURNETT’S LINE OP AND PRINTING a British destroyer at Aliq hang his stocking on a cactus Christ­ Red Men's Bird Seed-Gravel ampton and traveled 8,193 nautical They were OoL Leonard P. Ayres, A Department that "impossibla condi­ deemed tt advisable. Shows’’, ’This show is becoming where the refugees were due i mas tree. Song Beatorer miles. The Queen Maty was clock­ statistician and vice-president of the from I tions" prevailing In San Sebastian Eleven deetitute American ath­ more popular each week and plays 8-Hour service. made it necessary to move the rive tonight, te a large audience each Saturday, "Mesa”, the four-year-old broncho Bird Teeth and Grit ed from caierbourg, 8,098 nautical Cleveland Trust Company sines seedman letes, who went to Barcelona to par­ mill miles away. chancery to FuenterrablA ticipate In the "Labor Olympics," Unconfirmed reporte'orte-sald i Song Toya 1920, a prominent businees analyst; British women refugeei Bird Salve The English ship made the cross­ Benjamin M. Anderson, Jr., econo­ u U T . 'i S w Z H 'i S i S ’ l l . . It was the second time within have landed In France after eeemp- Direct three months that American diplo­ lentiy aseaulted by rioters . Pish Food ing in four days, eight hours, 87 mist for the Chase National -Bank, tng from Barcelona In a Spanish they found sanctuary In the C a r n iv a l minutes; the French ship covered New York; and Robert Mar'on matic officers aboard bad been vessel. Sixty other Americans bad Bird Tonlo bamy. driven out of their quarters by vio­ Louaa Powder Kodak Agency the longer route in four days, 11 Hardy, president of the First Na­ tody of his toAson. ^ ™ whether he would go to court for cus- been evacuated from there earlier United States cltlsen* ahi hours, 42 minutes tional Bank of Yakima, Wash., and lence in Addis Ababa, members of ^ the American Export Une A FREE Bring ns your photo prob­ Soceter. la the Embassy, sleeping on FILMS DOUGHERTY'S LOT lems. , Aboard the Queen Maty were L- director of the Spokane branch of the American Legation staff were 798 passengers. Many of them 'wit­ Just before the Americans aban­ treaaes placed on tbe floor ol DEVELOPED AND the San Francisco Federal Reserve forced to seek the protection of the naad salon or in emergency i [ENLARGEMENT Center St. Manchester CENTER ness^ the crash of a seaplane, kill­ Bank. Hardy also is a former mem­ British Legation for a few hours doned tbelr chancery at San Sebas­ tore elsewhere In the buTldlag,! PRINTED ing one man, off Nantucket light­ ber of tbe American Bankers As­ last May during native rioting pre­ tian, Biddle Garrison, of Red Bank, hired 161 at last reports. iWlTH EVERT ROtX OF FHAI ship yesterday. sociation’s executive oounciL N. J., an Embaaw clerk, nuuA a DEVELOPED AND PRINTED E. C. LYNCH PHARMACY A . P. REPORTER DESCRIBES SHOT IN STRUGGLE ceding the Italian occupation of the Diplomats In 8 p ^ and Iq 24-HOUR SERVICE Oanae of Accident Vandenberg a Guest Ethiopian capital. dangerous automobile trip to Z m u s DAIRY Odd Fellowa Block to rescue Mrs. Maty B. Laririn, of lagton have been intent for Film Deposit Box At Sir Edgar said he beUeved the Anotaer expected visitor to the Report from Madrid on plana to avacuate them eraah was caused by the vacuum aft RepubUcan Presidential nomln je Ambaasador Bowers' instructions New York, and her son. safety from the zone of civ il' 40e July 27 to Aug. 1 ELECTRO PASTEURIZED WITH GAS THIEVES They were taken aboard the Store Entrance bJa ship. "That's what brought him was Leslie Jensen, Republican can­ CRASH OF BIG SEAPLANE to his staff to leave San Sebastian Many women and children i (INCLUSIVE) down,‘'^hs i..Ud. didate for governor of South Dako­ Cayuga along with tbe Embassy ta. coincided with advices to the State eluded In the beleatguerod i MILK The Queen MaiVs fastest time on Department from Eric C Wendelln, staff, 14 other Americans, 14 Brit­ With loyal guards and ml___ Elite Studio the voyage was 760 miles at an Tomorrow Oovemor Landon will ish citizens and S3 other foreigners. MS Main Street Upstairs KEMP'S Given under the anaploeo of third secretary In charge of the Em­ Many of the civilian refugees were ■trengtbenlng their mountain average speed of 30.40 knots from have as his luncheon guest Sen. Ar­ One Dead, fight Saved Discovers Two Men Takmg bassy at Madrid, that be was en­ tions In the Guadarrama noon Friday to-Boon Saturday. The thur Vandenberg of Michigan, who COUGHLIN DENIES landed at Bt. Jean de Lus, France. northwest of the capital MIANTONOMOH TRffiE, NO. 58 You wni want thh FRn deavoring to arrange for a train to Oonenl’e Wife Shot highest need made by the Norman­ was mentioned prominently before take most Americana who wished to ing out for completa rebel i Johns^ManvIlk---- k die was 81.8 knots. the cneveland convention for first or When Bellanca Drops In­ Gasoline from Pmnp iHallett Johnson, counselor of tbe at scattered other)taei fronts, « Improved Order of Red Men • leave to Valencia, on the eastern summer Embassy, reported to tbe TTie record voyage of the British second place on the Republican tick­ coast. w hathor plannl.i,, to build or rocnodel Unsr was made over smooth sees e t NEWSPAPER REPORT state department that most of the their dally routine-^mpietety^ Governor tendon will speak at to Ocean; News Photo­ Owned by Employer. There, they could be evacuated by diplomatic corps bad left San Sebas­ aad under bright akles. On her ■teamer to foreign porta. aware of the proximity ef h e picture above ahows just srou how to finance all these things maiden trip in May fog slowed down West Middlesex, Pa., his birthplace, tian and that the Flnnlah vice con­ armies. . one of the **101** thing! pic­ at the lowest terms in the history and at caiautauqua and Buffalo, N. Bitter figbting was continuing, sul's wife was shot during a street Midway^Rides^Free Act her tlms grapher Loses His life. Wendelln reported, In the moun­ They took their evening T tured and described in this book toof home-improvement financing. The crossing nearly was marred Y., late In August The subjects Radio Priest Declares He New London, July 27.— (AP) battle. enadea; sipped long drinks on TONIGHT tains north of the capital but it was The Norwegian and Dutch minis­ **fix up'* your home inexpenaivefy. by an altplane accident as the ship have not been announced. njr.cafe tertaow.;,, Free Show Every Night and Saturday Afternoon NATION-WIDE SERVICE While BtruggUng with two men believed In Madrid that no progress ters, the British eounU, uw It shows how to turn your base­ SEND FOR FREE BOOK passed Nantucket lightship yester­ whom he caught In the act ef steal- . ’IUaitBH)ll ___ In Ooojnnrtlon With day. KNOX NOTIFICATION By FRANCIS W. CARPENTEB Did Not Urge Farmers to had been made by the . rebels. wives of ths Finnish and Norwegian Terrifisd-a wStk 'ago whte THE GRAV VAN LINES ment into a recreation room with I am coQsIdering fetnodetint’ Send PREB A waloomlng plane, dreUag over Cbloago, July 27.—(A P)—Colonel (CopyrlsM 1»>« by Aitoeiatad Pr*u> Ipg gasoUna at ths farm of bis em­ Besides the 161 Americans bsfng hellion fln t flntned aeroltf^ Featuring J-M "101 Book* a . oared for In the Embassy, Wendelln (Under regulation of the L C. C.) J-M Insulating Board; how to haw the Une, crashed into the sea with Frank Knoa,. Republican vlee-presi- Aboard 8. S. Exermont, En Route ployer John Cqggesball In the Trad­ (OMUaoai so Tag* 1 ^ ) (Irom Spanish Morpmo,. they a modem bathroom of colorful* I am contideHoc building. Send FREB dentlal nominee, returned to C3iica- *Show o f Shows* INTRASTATE TRUCKING J-M "40 Points' bocoe-buUdlng book Q. nine men. One of the plane’s pas­ to New York, July 27— (AP) (By ing Cove section of MontviUe, ed thsmsslvss secure today. **tUelilce” J M Asbestos Wainscot­ go today for his leading role Thurs­ '‘'''I Under P. D. O. regulation. sengers was killed, apd the eight Ernest Breault, 24, was shot In the They knew nothing of tha , By Popular Request CAPT. SOLOMON'S ing: how to* insulate your house others were rescued by an American day night In the second big cere­ Radio)—The S. S. Exermont bore ttueat to the|r caplGri fr against hot and cold weather with mony of bis party’s campaign yeair, eight men, rescued from a fateful Chicago, July 27.— (API—The lert wrist by a bullet fired from a PHONE Ship By Truck for Fast, Safe. steamship. rifle by one of the alleged thieves. ndruwest and south . hv J-M Rock Wool, ctc« Even tells Otherwise the Queen Mary’s the Knox notification. airplane crash off Nantucket Light­ Rev. Charles E. Coughlin said today foroea.—armlos.which a Economical Service. ship, and a dead companion, toward fYom the size of the wound, the KARPIS GETS LIFE TERM 5455 fourth voyage was without incident He bad completed work on his ac­ he had not urged farmers to repudi­ fierce fighting had rende Ckninecticat’s Girl Tap Dancer.s FURNITURE MOVING Not To Bnrreader ceptance address, awaited as the New York today. state police believe the rl^e was of more grimly determined to or A 8PBC1ALTX .. French line officials, who ssy the party’s exposition of Issues not cov­ The large Bfllanca cabin plane, ate their debts In the event Rep. .22 caliber. Both men escaped and their objective. . ' . Champion and large number of state troopers WATER Daily Freight Service To and THE W . G. GLENNEY CO. Normandie has a slight superterlty ered In tbe speech last Thursday of piloted by Captain William Wln- William Lemke, Union Party candN ON KIDNAPING CHARGE Newspspen have-batn orderadil Yap Dancer Roller Skate 6721 over the Queen Mary in tonnage and capaw, veteran New England flier, data, were defeated for the Presi­ from the Groton barracks were coneea) tha truth. From New Fork. Coal, Lumber, Mamns’ Supplie., Paint searching for them today. Breault and Oiraedian Dancer length, have indicated the Norman­ (Oontlnoed on Page Eight) crashed yesterday after it had cir­ dency, as he was quoted. He had as­ ' Government broadcasts 836 No. Main St. TeU 4149 Manchester cled the British liner. Queen Mary, Is under treatment at the Backus Inkling of bbv close th a '^ die would not surrender the blue rib­ serted. he said, that unless some­ Perrett & Glenney bon without a struggle. so several Boston newspaper photo­ hospital in Norwich and surgeons actusuy hnvaapproacbed.--£i Headquarters for Johns-Manville Building Materials / graphers could take pictures. thing were done to aid them they planned to remove the bullet from Companion Receives Similar Hence, Ufe In the cspital ' The coolest and most comfortable place in town. PHONE 8068 After eapeuring the trans-Atlan- would be "forced" to repudiate. ^ SEES UQUOR TAX CIRCUS Read The Herald Advs. tle record In the summer of 1988 Edwin T. Ramsdell, 46, Boston hla wrist today. ly hss returned to normal M M BLOCKADES Post photographer, died shortly He repeated "as he recalled it.' Stealing GaaoUiM last few days. For extra fun and good entertainment come to the from the Italian liner Rex, the Nor­ the quotation which he aald was In­ Sentence; Gangster De­ SOverGriU. mandie underwent an overhauling after the accident apparently from Sergt. Arthur T. Whltmarsh and TFaler StiO Pm* Drawing^ On Nightly Prizes, and Grand internal injuries. correctly reported In accounts of his George Seidell of the Groton Bar­ INU.S.T00H1GH Tbe water supply has during the winter as her owners an­ g>eech yesterday at Hanklnaon, N. Music Of O urse By The Prizes of ticipated the entry of tae Queen BRING SHOOTING Walter Jordan, of the Christian racks said the shooting occurred at clares Another Man Con­ been contaminated nor cut off, Mary into the North Atlantic serv^ Science Monitor, and William Rei­ 12:48 a. m. They quoM Breault as Madrid’s reeervotn are oo the i 3 Tons of Coal and 300 Gallons Fuel Oil Ice. ter, vice president of La Touraine "I told them,” he said, "that Tf side of the Ousdamna mount Britain lost the record seven Coffee company, owner of the plane, sometijlng wUl not bo done forth­ (CoaUnued on Page Bight) victed Was Not hvolved. Rockefefler, Jr^ Says Boot­ and the rebela have not yet Special Prizes: Thursday, Friday, Saturday Nights wtara ago when the German liner Mflitia Is CaOed in Misasap* suffered deep head gashes In their with to aid the farmer, he wlU be able to cross this stenfly-def Merrymakers Bremen established a record of four attempts to escape from the plane. forced to repudiate hla debts and barrier. those who engendered the debts." legging Cannot Be Con- $10.00 — IN CASH — $10.00 HERE THEY COME!! dayA 17 hours and 43 minutes from Others in Party. SL Paul, July 27— (A P)—Alvin Streeta o f Madrid are etiU priest blamed what be called washed five times a- day. No . Plus $50.00 Deposit On Any New Oldsmobile Cherbourg to Ambrose. pi After Pickets Assault Others In the party, uninjured, Karpta and (Charles Fitzgerald, par- Until 1929 "Brlttanla ruled the the world’s worst public addre-s ALLRED IS ELECTED tempt has been made to etint were Herbert SUer, Boston Herald Udpants In the *100,000 WllUara troDed at Present supply. By the Manchester Motor Sales, Inc. 'a -> T l waves" with the Cunard’s Maure­ photographer; George Mason, of system" for the first version of his tania, maritime ancestor of taa Track Driver. wUt Kt a L em kt **hoxnecoming ral- Hamm, Jr., kidnaping, today were All the ohlef hotels have Boston, vice president of tbe Na­ commandeered for honitala. 8oi Watch for the Oldsmobile T h e That Has Everything* Queen Mary, which first c^tured tional Aeronautical Assodatlon; IN TEXAS ELECnON sentenced to life terms by Federal the record in 1910 with a crosring of 'Tt was an old hand act that had Judge M. M. Joyce. Both had New York, July 37.— (A P)—John 1st militiamen guard the doora. r Silver Grill A Cloupon FREE With Every 5 Cent Purchase. Ezra 8. Ekiton, of Brookline, Maas., to be cranked," he said In an Inter- Other youthful, ■ armed u four daya 10 hours and 41 minutes. pleaded guilty earlier. D. Rockefeller, Jr., once one of the WHERE EVERYONE HAS A GOOD TIME! Brookhaven, Miss., July 27.— president-treasurer of Thompson’s ylow as ha waited to take a plane stand watchfully outside The Mauretania was sold for Junk (A P)—^National Guaidsraen patrol­ Before sentence was Imposed, leading advocataa of prohibition for last year and broken up In the north to Detroit. "I couldn't hear what I ban)u, and pubUe buUdingn. led highways near here today after (ConttoDsd on Pngs Two) Certain of Reelection As He Kiupls, asked by tbe court whether the United States, said today ha Government faeadquartera for tW '' Bigger And Better Than Ever! o f Britain. was saying, and 1 don’t sec how he he had anything to say, declared: Records of 128 years since the in­ 'Violence fiared in an attempt to (refeiirring to reporter) could though iiquer taxes are too high. defense of Madrid Is on the roof qp place a milk blockade arotmd New hear.' "Jack Peifer Is absolutely not guil­ "Bootlegging," he said, "cfumot tbe general postoffioe. troduction of the steamship to the Defeats Fonr Opponents ty because I know the circum­ North Atlantic show that the speed­ Orleans. To Stump Oouotry be controlled as tong aa taxes are Tma roof brtsUea with machfiM ' Seventeen men were arested on stances He had nothing to do with high." guns. - iest ships have flown the British NINE PERSONS DIE Father Coughlin said he would the kidnaping." flag most of that time. charge of fracturing the skull of at the Primaries. He returned on the 8. B. Queen Virtually ths only other sign of- TRY BEER AT ITS BEST stomp the country for Lemke "from Peifer, a St. Paul night club oper­ Mary after five weeks In England untoward happenings la tbe mimbar Peter Rayburn, 30, of Kentwood, Maine to California and from Min­ La., whose truckload of 600 gallons ator charged as “flngerman" In the of trucks which dash about tbs - IN CROSSING (M S H nesota to Louisiana." case, was convicted of a part In the (Continued oo Pnge Bight) streets, crammed with young Sodal- From Our New_ Kooler-Keg! of milk was dumped on tbe road. The priest said he had not out­ Dallas, Tex., July 27.— (AP) __ abduction plot by a Federal Court Pickets tied a rope aroimd tbe Ista o t 16 years and up, unshaven NO PIPES NO COILS NO HOSE MODERN VAUEAN lined hla itinerary nor fixed tbe time Youthful James V. Allred was all Jury Saturday. and dirty, wearing grimy white neck of Felix ’Tumbok, Brookhaven, he would spend on tour, but that he but sure of re..electloD as governor Before imposing sentence. Judge guard on Rayburn’s truck, but ehtrU and canvas ahoea. SPECIALS PROM OUR NEW KITCHEN fiv e ChOdren Among Vic­ already had permission frt>m bis of Texas today without the trouble Joyce labeled kidnapping as "one of These boys look grim and deter­ Ravioli Short Steak and French Pried Potatoes posse rescued him, uninjured. He bishop for the program. of going through a run-off primary. tbe most heinous crimes known to EDWARD CANCELS mined. But so far, they’ Ihave no one\ FOUND IN OHIO and Rayburn were baited by gtmfire Italian AnUpaato Chicken a la Caociatoro He described the Dakotas the Only the slightest doubt remained law." for targets. and seized when, officers said, they "coming Sahara of America" and 'Kidnaping la one crime the Spaghetti and Meat Balls Steamed Clams tims; Were AO Members that the 37-year-oId Democrat re­ There has been some shortage of tried to penetrate the blockade. ■aid the situaUon already was a ceived more votes than the combined American people will not tolerate," FRENCH VACATION food since aupplles were sent to, DeUdoas Sandwiches Adjutant-General John O’Keefe "national disaster." total of his four opponents in Satur­ said Judge Joyce. "Its tmpopular- government outposts. Other food- Catches Up With Cleve* took personal direction of 800 of One FamOy. To meet the problem, he said day's first primaiy. ity as a vocation Is largely due to lias been ordered reserved for hos­ DINNERS SERVED EVERT DAT Guardsmen, aiding officers ot Lin­ an irrigation ayatem ualng the wa­ When the Texaa election bureau the crystallzatlon of sentiment of pitals. f BALLANTINE’S — FROM OUR KOOLER-KEO coln and Copbla counties. ter from the north Rocky moimtaln closed for the day at 6 p. m. yester­ the Osngress of the United States land Resident After slopes "must be started immediate- British Monarch Changes “Whea better beer la made—well seB It" Dr. J, M. Batchelor, superinten­ Hamilton, O., July 27.-^(AP)— day Allred had 403,006, or 28,588 by the presence of the statutes aa SneOE OF MADRID dent of the New Orleans Board of Nine members of one family, five of well as the imrelentlng diligence of By BOBEBT PARKER Health, aaid Inspectors reported the (Cootlniied oo Page two) (Oontlnoed oo Page Bight) those charged with running down With the Rebel Forces at Pam­ ■k :~ s-s ESTATE Twenty-three Years. t^ m children, wars killed la a Plans of Holiday Because ELECTRIC RANGES situation was becoming acute. The train-auto crash here late yesterday, kidnapers.” plona, Spain, July 27.— (AP)—LoU- OAK ST. TAVERN milk crisis, he said, win not come one of the worst accidents of ths Judge Joyce then addressed Kar- Ing rebel troops looked today for an GRUNOW Electric before tonight or Tuesday nlomlng. kind in Ohio In jjrears. pls flnt and aald; expected food shortage to open an to Oak Street John Andiaio, Prop, Cleveland. July 27— (AP) — A of Spam’s Civfl War. Frigidaire Commerical Ooatroy Poor Milk A tenth member escaped serious ’*lt Is the Judgment of the court avenue into Madrid. respected 41^year-old Clevelander Injury. that you, Alvin Karpavlcz, or Kar- Unhurried and patient, the Fascist Refrigerators and Radio awaited his arrest today, asaerttng Inspectors dumped into a sewer Three Auto Fatalities Dixon Coal and Gaa As Coroner Edward B. Cook pls, be confined in the Federal peni­ general staff granted Indefinite va­ Combination Ranges he would fight extradition to Okla­ 680 gaUmu of milk and 100 gallons London, July 27— (AP) — King of cream which they said was be­ launched an investigation today tentiary at Leavenworth or at such Edward has cancelled bis plans for cation periods to Its weary foross homa for completion o f a two-year penal Institution as the attorney while asserting Its columns many Refrigeration reformatory sentence in “ m Ud’s low standard. plans were made for a group burial! In State Over Week-End a holiday at Cannes, on the French general may designate for the re­ miles southward In the Guadamma prank" bank burglary over 38 years The strike was eallM last Friday probably Wednesday, la a Hamilton Riviera, it was announced at Buck­ ago. cemetery. maining period of your natural mountain passes had won new vio<. ^ AH Types of Installations, Including night at Kentwood, La., by the The dead: ingham Palace today. Hla decis­ torlea from loyal defenders. Oari B. Chilton, 41. said by poUee By ASSOCIATED PRESS Ufe," He pronounced simitar sen­ ion, it was understood, was due to LIKE TO EAT 2 2 Dairy Farmers’ Protective League, Mrs. Walter Seward, 83, wife of a ^eral cars. One driver was arrested tence on Fitzgerald. "Our poeltlons around the capita) TRT THESE SPECIALS TONIGHT! to be working on a government sur­ which sought an Increase of about Although state ‘ police said the ^in connection with his death. the troubles In 'Spain. vey Job, eased a reporter out at Hamilton c l^ fireman. Fitzgerald also- oaaerted Peifer are strong*’, one of the commanders one. cent a quart la the price paid Sunday traffic yesterday on the The third traffic d**ih alao wss King Edward, it was stated, real­ declared. "W e do not intend to rush earshot of his wife and two children BIr. and H s. Norman Schweltser, ized the responsIbUIUes of F^oeb MILK COOLERS for milk. a aon-ln-taw and daughter of Mra. Boston Post Road through Fairfield that of a pedestrian, Sebastian (Ouitlooed so Page Two) In on Madrid but to wait Its falL RAVIOLI to explain that they did not know of Amenta, 71, struck and fatally In­ authorities bad been Increased tre­ Among those under arrest were Seward. county was the heaviest experlanced "A food shortage will wood be felt. (New Aeratiiig System — No Bulky firim Tkak) ARRIVmG EVERY DAY his escape as a youth of 18 in 1918. Henry O. Vernon and D. C Gatos, jured Saturday morning when Ls mendously as a result of the Span­ Charlotte Ann, 4, and Edward A. TREASURY BALANCE When the fomlne comes, tt win bo 'Tf they hear about this," be president aad secretary, respective­ this summer, none of Connecticut’s walked across a highway In Crom­ ish civil war, (kmsequentiy, he SPRIMO CHICKEN ■aid, “3TOU might as well put a ^hweltser, L chUdren of the well. e a ^ to force Madrid to capltulate." ly, of the dairy league. Schweitsers. three week-end automobi:;. fataUties Waahlngton, July 27 — (AP) — did not wish to add to them. 'Im rebel Junta (provisional gov­ Preach Pried Potatoes — Salad WALK-IN BOXES — DISPLAY CASES FOR THE BI60EST MEWS OF THE YEAR!! bon * under t l ^ bouse and blow it Tbe state’s week-end vtoleot It was tmderstood the King had up for the effect It would have co Sheriff J. Walter Smith o f Lln- M n. David Vogan, of 409 Haaa occurred during the Sunday traffic The position of tbe Treasury July ernment) moved to solidify Its po­ Pkeadi PMee - Peppers - UaUaa Sausages - Pried Peppers ooln county said be understood avenue, Newcastle, Pa., «ien e pcalt. death toll wa. brought to four when 24: dlacussed the question with Presi­ litical p o tio n In the Fascist-dom­ WATER COOLING - ICE MAKING them.” a New Haven woman, Mrs. Maris dent Albert Lebrun of France wUle 1 t|hM Chabs eSams On the Half SbeU BE ON THE WATCH FOR IT SOON!! Acting Detective Inspector about 200 dairy farmers were tak­ daughter of Mrs. Seward, and her Sunday morning Miss Kayoor Pe- Receipts, *l3,S88Ji24AS; Ezpendi- inated regioo imder the leaderah^ ing part In the blockade. aon, Charles Lee Vogan, 8. tsrson, 20, o l New York a t y was Blake, 50, died Sunday night in her taarsA *28,862,073.18; Net Balance, at VUny Ridge yesterday and had of Gen. Miguel Ckibanellas, whlto*- '! Steamed Clams CStaries O. Nevel, who csuller re­ home after, according to MedleJ told M. Lebrun of his decision. AIR-CONDITIONING commended freedom for the "mod- Six tbouaand gaUons of miiic were Harlan Bhigeoe Seward, 4, a fatally injured when a ear In arhich *2,837,068^92.44; cuotoms reeeipta betoded veteran. _ , A ha AB Our Vsaal ’Tsa^ Dishes and Samlwlehea tnmdson. aad Patrlda Ann Jens- she was riding faUad to negotiate a Examiner Marvin M. Scarbrough, for tbe month, *24,882,162.90. Originally, he bad planned to oc­ ein Valjean” on the basis of his five- pmired In tbe gutteis in Kentwood. taking poison. ^ From a flag-draped plasa. tba Rayea la Hero To Serve Toal year record here, said Chilton would Truckloads were dumped elsewhere weln, 7, a granddaughter. curve in .40rth Stontngton and over­ Receipts for the fiscal year (since cupy the Cannes villa - of Maxine poHUeal commander leriewed hi-, Estimates Furnished DODGE 634 CENTER ST. Oaly Sarrtvor turned. A oompanion arltb whom There were two serious accidents July 1), *383,311,168.95; Bxpendl- BlUott, the American actress, for ■nrgent forces in Pamplona, dravn* JBNGSBITKT a n d KBCBGEB’B o n t a p be arrested today fo r Oklahoma along the highway. in the state Sunday. A haad-on col­ AT authorities. N. C. Shroadsr, Brookhavan The only survivor, Mrs. Dmcllla she was vacaUontn* in Voluatown toies, *316,418,290.90, Including two weeks early In Auguat. — up to rigid attention In the m iW . PLYMOUTH Jenaweln, 34, ef Hamilton, a third was iajund serlouidy. lision Sunday evetong batwsen two *36,4M,SMA6 of emergency expen- SCHALLER OLCOTTST. Navel's announcement remm after ereamsiy officials, said his truck cars in W e s ^ r t injured stz people, street. DEALERS daughter of Mra. Seward and tbe dltotes. Excess of expmdlturas, UNVEIL8 MEMORIAL. lER'S TAVERN Dn«ty Warden U V. Wariick of S«»rds srera anaad and Instructed Edward O'DaoneU, 6L a farm four of them orttlcsdly. One persoo Gseetod With Chcem ; mother of Patrida A m , was report* 388J0X131A6. Gross debt, *88,476.- Vlmy, France, July 27— (AP) — Hla appearance was greeUd to -shoot to klU" if pickets attempt­ hood of Ofeenfleld Hffi, was knock- suffered critical injuries and m otb- Chaa. Seymaader. Prop. KEMPS, ING. MOTOR SALES GONFAMY M down on the Boston Post Rood 776A38J6, • decteoM o. *4,381,- A silsnt symbol of paaoe stood guatd toeera from both mllitsiy (Oeottnoad ea ftg e Twe> ed to halt than. -ers were leas seriously hurt in a I M PaswFwe) Bkturdsgr night aad nm over by ssv- 764.28 under the previous day. Gofd rimiter aoddsnt in Nsw MiUord. • m ts , *10^477,014.06. PI SO ffO09 'CEO) .(C MANCHESTER BVKNINO HERACD, HAJICHIUSTTEB, Q6106. iMUHTDAT, jrU tiZ IBM.

th* home of Allan L. Carr. Mr. Carr, since making Hebron his home, has been in the habit of tak­ 25G0T0KIWANIS BOWERS DEF»mB Local S locb N. IT. Slw ing a child from the congeatod city districts each summer for a change FOR “ NEW DEAL” and rest. nCBUECMRAa FimdAefi by r . R. ttHMr. tee. Mr. and Ur*. Franela Slater a t CAMP TOMORROW 78 Pearl St.. Hartford. Adam Bxp ...... 18^ with th* atteadane* at the illustrat­ Police Believe b Fmmfly Quar­ North Windham were week-end arg u ed before w om en WnHan B. Martia Air Redue ...... n \ ed lecture on India at the Omgrega- visitors St the borne o t Ames W. Local B^reoeatattve Alaska J u a ...... ISVli rel Is at the Bottom of the Uonal church Friday evening. Those Sisson In Hope Valley. Mr. Sisson Long Vaney, N. J., July 3 7 r-(A P )* A young pig escaped frdm a Win Be Candidate in Septem­ AUogheny ...... 4H Murder. present found the program very was at bis home over Saturday and —Will Searlea—farmer, constabld, and WiU’s wife told him to eatclT Had the poUUcal essays written by W. Herbert Crockett Weds Bid Allied. Cbem 216% well worth while. Sunday. exponent of a draped form, and Tbe capture ot the squealing pork Group of Local Boys to Be ...... 186% John Locke In 1688 to fit the condi­ Cap. N at Bk. aad ’lY. 19 Am C o a ...... Mrs. amrlLS C. Sellers entertain­ Mr*. Oaudb W. Jones and daugh­ clambake promoter extraordinary— brought cheers from the su3U( Chibs of State tions of 1876, *but no one who wrote 460 Am Coml Alco .. 22 Holly Springs, Miss__ July 37.— ed a party a t friends at auctioD ters, the Misses Aceynatb and wondered today "vriiat’s come over Autos from three statsa ber Primary; Deputy Ooaa. Rtvor Bk. . . . . the nudersT” either the constitution or the De­ Sent to Coventry Lake In Edmonds, Wkshington First Nat Baak .... 105 Am Home Prod ...... 47% (-AP)—Marshall county officials bridge Wednesday afternoon. Tbe Merle, attended the Downle Broth­ parked at WUTs house during ...... 23% He said he intended to reconnolter Gather at Center Chnrch claration of Independanoe expected Htfd. Cona. Trust . . . 76 Am Rad 8t 8 . . . Dress up your home with, a few not in use. EasUy cleaned, the pressed their questioning today of tables were arranged on the lawn ers' olrous at Manchester Friday. day, and one couple fen * ^ it should go without change," add­ Johnston Also in Race. 27 Am S m elt...... ji... 87H pairs of the marquisette curtains on panels are highly sanitary. under Ju trees. Four tables were Quite a delegation of young men a bit with bis telescope later In the way from Boston. This Year, Not to Hebron. Htfd. N at Bk. aad ’Tr...... ^..170% three women and a man. seeking a day and see what he could see over ing, "g^emm ent must undergo Betty Bloxom, daughter of^UnWerslty ^ Washlngton^^and Phoenix S t Bk. A Tr. 360 Am Tel and Tel .. sale at Watkins Bros, for 99c, a solution of the Laws Hill ambush In play. Mrs. Carolyn Weyman won and boya from here accompanied changes with the times." member of Kappa Alps Theta. The Am Tob B ...... 101% , pair. These pin dot curtains come If you have never used oU for fuel First Prise: first honors. Refreshments of cakes Bob Schuyler to tbe circus Friday In the direction of the camp ot Saturday to Hear Gospel Mr. anh Mrs. Merritt liioxom, of Ed- ’ " " n Ittanranoe Stocks slaying of Mrs. WllUe Roach. nudists be (s trying to drive off The governor ridiculed the ‘hack bridegroom Is a graduate of Man­ rmalrman Sherwood G. Bowers of Am Wat Wks ...... only in cream and are an exception­ and think i t ’s more expensive than Investigation of the kljUng Friday Children of Mr*. O. J. Nobile and punch were served. evening. the horse and buggy” trend of the A group of twenty-five locfll boye monds, Washington, was married to chester High school and Boston Uni­ AjBtna Casualty , -« 7 Anaconda ...... 39% al value as they usuaUy sell for other types of fuel we can prove to of Soutli Coventry - ' Irwin Emmons and son Henry, ac­ A rehearsal ot tbs junior cboir of Schooley’s mountain. Republicans, ■with humorous refer­ the Board of Selectmen and Jamas . 66 night and the wounding of four oth­ t f Rooserehisiii will leave tomorrow to spend a. two William Herbert Crockett, son of versity and Is a member of Chi Sig­ H. Johnston, deputy tax ooUector Aetna Fire .... Armour, 111...... 4% 11.25 a pair. See how many you you that oU Is cheaper with a Silent er persons "centers around" Jody companied by Harold Chtmmlnga St. Peter’s church was bbld Friday Searles said he couldn’t figure out ences to objections to the horse and weeks' vacation at the Salvation ma Chi fraternity. About two years Aetna Life ...... 33 Atchison ....■>«...... 86% need and purchase them today. Glow “Sealdbeet’! furnace. Tested spent a few days In Boston recent­ evening at the home of Mrs. Mariet­ what made the "nudera" suddenly buggy as a means of transportation, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Crockett, of since January, definitely said today Knighton, 23, now In jail. Sheriff Army Camp on Coventry Lake, ago he was transferred from the they will be candidates for the R ^ Automobile 1 ...... 34 >,8 Auburn ...... 86% installations prove their economy. Dudley Tucker said. ly- ta Q. Horton. put on clothes—abbreviated though ^ 2 0 0 Attend. saying that he lived at the end of which during the month of August Bigelow street, this town, Saturday Conn. Oenerad ...... 44H Aviation Corp ...... 6% See Harol^ T. West, Inc. Mr. and Mra John Joseph and Ed­ T. H. Kellogg of Hartford visited they were. (aiAHAM home office of the Aetna Insurance publican nomination as tax collector Smartly tailored jacket-frock en­ No charges have been placed the "horse and buggy days." afternoon, July 26. The ceremony Hartford Fire ...... 75 Balt and Ohio ...... 2 1% win Perkins of Middletown were hls Hebron property at Hope Valley Massaging a band sore from auto- will be used as the etate camp to was performed at 4 o'clock in the company to tbe Seattle branch. in the September primaries. sembles designed In suit expression against Knlgbton, or his mother. “ The car that beat them "Let us not look backwards but which Klwanis Clubs throughnut Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Crockett of Hartford Steam Boiler 78 Bendlx ...... 30% Here is a main dish salad that la visitors one day recently at tbs Saturday. grspbing clam shells and shaking let us look forward," be advised. garden at the home of the bride's Although the term of George H. ars an Important note in the sum­ Mrs. Etta Knighton, 65, and her two a ll” b preparation for apreadlnf the Connecticut will send under-privi­ Bigelow strpet, parents of the bride­ Howe, cErilector for neflrly a quarter National Fir* ...... 70 H Betfa S te e l...... 67 inexpensive enough to serve fre­ daughters, Cruse, 18, and Hilma, 20, home of Allan U Carr. They The Misses Rachel and Belle hands with friend and stranger In security" has been added by parents at Trelawn, Woodwmy Phoenix Fire ...... 88V4 Borden ...... 81% mer mode. ' They are practical as Chamberlain, who live In the ex­ alike, WUl told of the not-altogether- fear Deal goapel througbout the leged children In need of a change groom, who bad planned to journey of a century who has resigned as of well 08 smart, because of their clev­ quently but looks festive enough for who are in jail with him. brought a ‘picnic luncheon which all President Roosevelt to the political of environment. The local Klwanis Park, Washington. Rossia Insurance . . . 12U <3an P a c ...... 12% -company use. partook of together. treme western part of this town, are succesaful "clambake" he held yes­ late, two hundred Democratic The bridal attendants were Miss to Seattle for the ceremony, were August 16, does not expire until a er adaptability to many occasions "It looks like a family fuse start­ ONE Y E A R philosophy of "Government of the club has oversubscribed the fund to unable to do so but extended their year from October, It was tmder- Travelers ...... w . . 666 ' Case (J. I.) ...... 1^ % Salmon Salad Loaf. ed the thing, but we haven’t gotten The Yorkshire Distillery Com­ planning to leave In August for a terday as part of hls strategy In a ,en heard It preached by five people, by the people and for the Marian Craig of Hoqulam, Wash,, Cerro De Pas ...... 64% during vacations, week-end holidays vacation motor trip through the campaign to ^jeek the nudists out finance this annutd project congratulations and good wishes to stood today that the selectmen will PubUo UUUty Stocks or travel. One pound can salmon, 3 cups to the bottom of It yet,” said Sher­ pany at Amston haa cIoMd for the G U ARAN TEE _ and depicted by two mov- people,” the chief executive declar­ Ten boye will meet at the Hollister as maid of honor, and the brides­ Ches and Ohio ...... 67% diced cooked potatoes, 2 tablespoons iff Tucker. Appalachian Mountains to New Or­ ot hla neck of the woods. maids, Mrs. John Turner, of Seattle, their son and daughter-in-law by provide for the management of the Conn. L t and Pow. . 67 Many of bese new costumes in­ summer. The explanation given Is leture fllma during a five-hour ed. Street school at 2 o'clock tomorrow telephone. office until the annual town meeting Conn. Power ...... 66 Chrysler ...... 128% minced onion, 1 sweet green pepper, A cardboard sign, fastened to that the warm weather does not leans, La. WIU had hoped the crowd of peck­ OR 10,000 MILES Jon Saturday afternoon In the Mrs. Carlton Palmer of Westport, a Bister of tbe bride; Mrs. Chadwick Coca Cola ...... 112% clude a matching hat—a useful and The Story Telling Hour, conduct-' ers would convince the nudists they ifftemoon and the remaining fifteen this October and that proirlsloiis will Htfd. Elec. L t ...... 71 decidedly sporty addition to fash- 1-2 cup diced celery, 1 teaspoon salt, crossroads tree Friday afternoon lend Itaelt to distilling purposes. The iter Congregational church par- member of the Fact Finders com­ will meet at the High school at the Knowles and Miss Harrilyn Jones, Ck)l Carbon ...... 1-4 teaspoon white pepper, 1-2 cup warned the Laws Hill community plant will open again In the .'all. ed by Mrs. Charles C. Sellers, con­ couldn't have privacy aa long as they also of Seattle; Misa Betty Tbomae be made for electing a new collec­ Hartford Gas ...... 46 Klons designed for summer days. We guarantee the eoat _ house. mittee of America established by same hour. They will be given a Brass-Miller tor then. So. New Eng. Tel. .. 153 Col Gas and El .. Whipping cream, 2 tablespoon gran­ that "there’s gonna be hell here to­ Mrs. Rosella Waldo haa been tbe tinues to attract children of primary camped on property next to bis ifM. Fannie Dixon Welch of Co- of Butte, Montana; Norman S. age. Fifteen boya and girls were per mile will be lower than Mrs. Roosevelt, and Introduced as physical examination by Dr. D. C. T. Miss Alice Ruth MlUer, daughtor With both aspirants believed to be Hannfaeturlng Stooka Com S o lv ...... ulated gelatin, 1-3 cup cold water, night." guest of her son-in-law and daugh­ farm. He- tried the same tactics ibla, ooUectar of the Port of CoO' the first Democratic member of her Moore Buid Dr. LeVeme Holmes and Wright, Jr., of San Francisco, was of Stephen J. Miller of Doane street, strong candidates It Is possible that Cons Edison ...... 43 Tbe Manchester Gas Ck>. is offer­ 1 cup boiling water, 1 cup mayon­ Friday night following a revival ter, Mr. and Mrs. Asa W. Ellis for present Thursday afte>-noon and last year, and resumed the fray any other full size car. icut, formerly Democratic na- family since 1620, divided the major then will be transported to the camp beet num and the ushers were Mer­ was married on Saturday morning no one else wlU enter the field Acme Wire ...... 44% Oons on ...... 13% ing a smart new Glenwood table naise, curly endive, 3 tomatoc^ meeting there was a fight between several days while her companion, Mrs. Sellers told stories adapted when he heard the nudists were I comsdtteewomaD and presl- accomplishments of the New Deal by members of the club. ThomM ritt Bloxom, Jr., Ralph Purves, to Philip Harold Brass, son of Mr. against them, but In view of tbe Am. Hardware ...... 31 Cont <3an...... 77% top range to you at the very low cucumber, 3 tablespoons lemon tbe women at this crossroads and Mr*. Mary E. Tefft waa away on a from "Tbe First Two Labors a t Her­ back this year. Cheater W. Sanford, all of Seattle, Arrow H and H, com. 49 Complete satisfaettM it o f the Federateu DemocraUc into five divisions; Aid to Institu­ Bentley headed a committee that and Mrs. Philip Harold Brass of race for the Republican nomination Com Prod ...... 71% price of 869.59. This special Glen­ juice. someone shot from ambush. visit. Miss Marcia Zabriskle of Nor­ cules," and other* o t the more WUl led hls guests down a dusty guaranteed. 'omen’a clubs of the state, explain- tions, loans to banks, railroads. In­ selected the children most In need and Herbert King of San Francisco. Coventry. The ceremony took place last September when ten contested Billings and Spencer. 1% Del Lftck and W e st...... 20% wood has automatic lighting (turn Remove skin and bones from sal­ Mrs. Roach waa killed. Mrs. Jes­ wich visited Mrs. Waldo for a short strictly fairy trae. Tbe next session road to the camp property of the that the gathering sponsored by surance companies and manufac­ of a vacation. A record number of Rev. M. A. Mathews of the First with Mr. Howe for the office. It is Bristol Brass ...... 67% Du P o n t...... 167 on the gas and the burners light), mon and fiake. Sprinkle with lem­ sie Fesmlre, with whom Sheriff time. will be held ’Thursday at 4 p. m. Morris county Y, M. C. A., where Presbyterian church of Seattle offi­ at 19 o’clock at Mlllerton, N. Y. The Collins Co...... 110 Special buys on Graham I Manchester club for the others turers; aid to home owners; aid to applications were received this year, young couple were attended by Mr. considered likely that there will be Eastman K odak...... 174% automatic heat control (the exact on juice. Sprinkle potatoes with Tucker said Mrs. Knighton and her People here who are Interested in All children of primary age are the best view of the nudist camp is the sUte, was a new type of farmers and In building up the soil; the first that the camp has not been ciated. a number of candidates. Colt’s Pat. Firearms. 48 Elec and M u s ...... 6% baking heat for every requirement), onion. Remove seeds and pith two daughters were fighting, was astronomy have strained their necks welcome. This will be the last ses­ to be had. demonstrators at a great aid to labor and aid to the unem' The bridal party passed through and Mrs. Stephen Zaches of 14 Eagle Lock ...... 27% sion unless there Is u general de­ held at Hebron. Essex street, this town, sister and Aaron Cook, former chairman of Elec Auto L it e ...... 41% speedlux burners (easy to clean, from pepper and shred flesh. Com­ wounded as were her baby and two lately In the vain endeavor to spy But no nudists did they see. Over saving to you. ^ JBtroduced by Mrs. Maiy Brosnan ployed. Twenty-five local girls will be sent an aisle marked in the garden by tbe Board of Selectmen and now afnlr Bearings .... 90 Gen Elec ...... 43% uniform heat, faster) and the most bine salmon, potatoes, celery and spectators, none seriously. out tbe new comets supposed to be mand for a continuation, when two on the nudists’ property they spied i i Manebeater, Hartford Coxmty The bulk of the unemployed are standards of blue and white flowers brother-in-law of the bride. Gray Tel Pay Station 17 Sheriff Tucker said that foot­ weeks may be added to the schedule. to tho camp tor two Weeks, from ’The bride was attired In a white employed as'S tradei -by Putnam Gen F ood s...... 39% modern, up-to-date method of pepper. Season with salt and pep­ Second Prize: visible in the skies. Partly because three women wearing shorts and New Graham delivers at Siader, as one whom "we will be unskilled, both young and old, she August U on. The camp wiU be to a line of white pillars surmounted id Comprmy, Hartford brokers. Hart and Cooley .... 140 Gen M otors...... 72 broiling with the astrogil broiler. per. Sprinkle gelatin over cold prints from the spot where the shot the sky has been cloudeu or partly Heavy downpours of rain accom­ halters and three men wearing lumpy to follow to victory next fall, commented, adding that relief Is by containers filled with blue and tailored suit with white accessories Landers, F r ^ t t Clk 44 was fired led toward young Knigh­ Mrs. Horace Loomed panied by electrical disturbances shorts. $718.00. Terms as low at directed by Adjutant William Trigg and corsage of white gardenias. who ran second to Mr. Howe last Gillette ...... 14% This modem, convenient range ia an water, add boiling water and stir SO Foreet Street overcast ao one at this writing boa Ckrvemor Cross said ha wanted to given out on the basis first of need of the Salvation Army, who will bo white flowers, where the ceremony September, has stated he will ‘ not Mann A Bow, CliUB A 7 Gold Dust ...... 13% outstanding value that will lessen ton’s home, and that when he was been successful. have brought continued refresh­ WUl called over to tell what he , 82 cents a day. Impress on the women ^ that ^ **we and second of capacity to do work. Mrs. Zaches wore a white linen until dissolved. CkwI. Combine ment for vegetation lately. Some assisted by a largo and experienced was performed. seek offtci this fall. do., CHass B .’...... — Hudson Motors ...... 17% work and give the housewife more with mayonnaise and fold in cream arrested a shotgun waa fund imder A group 01 Hebron women, In­ thought of them, even when they Jute »««*«ring a fierce campaign." Answering n Met of questions pro* The bride who was given In mar­ suit with blue accessories and cor­ The contest for collector lost Sep­ New Brit Mch., com. 21 his bed. However, It showed no man had been taken home by John cluding Mrs. Edward A. Smith, Mrs. telephones and electric lights were were wearing clothes, and threatened Big allowance on yoni by Mrs. Palmer, George H. staff. 1710 location of the camp Is Int H arv...... 86 time away from the kitchen. which haa been whipped until firm. { He — the Republicans bava al­ Mrs. Ideal, being situated on a hill over­ riage by her father was gowned In sage of roses and gypsophlla. tember brought out more than 4,099 do., pfd...... 90 Int Nick ...... 61% signs of having been fired, the offi­ J. Labenski of 261 Windsor street, Edmund H. Horton, Mra. Robert E. put out of commission temporarily, to turn a bull loose on them tf they ready learned that “no election can addell, sponsor's agent for WPA white point d’esprit over eatln, a Mr. and Mrs. Brass on their re­ Fold in salmon mixture and turn Mr. and Mrs. Grinton I. WUl were old car towards s new looking tho lake with ample grounds Republican voters, to estabUab North and Judd .... 38% Int Tel and T e l...... 18% Into a wet loaf mold. Chill until cers declared. who said be left him on the lawn in Foote, Mrs. Merton W. HlUa Mrs. didn’t keep their clothes on. Graham. 1m won unless the main part a t the projects In Manchester, deemed Schaiparelll model, with matching turn from u ununounced wedding new record. ’The candidates and the Peck, Stow A Wilcox 9% To use In place of shower cur­ Knlgbton protested his Innocence front of the house before midnigbt. Charles Fillmore and Mra. C. F. vlaltora Thursday evening at the WUl then told hls guests about work rdlef preferable to direct re­ for recreational purposes. Johns ManvUIe...... 112% firm. Turn out on a chilled plat­ 'Work la dona by the women." "Oat cap and veil. She carried a small trip will live at 891 Main street. The votes they received then were: Russell Mfg. Co...... — Kennecott ...... 44% tains, glass spray panels have been and declared he had been at home in Saturday morning hla condition Bailey, attended a convention and home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. the damage he lalu the nudists had ’ 'an organisation that will overmatch lief, reported that as of July 1 Mtm- colonial bouquet of glU'denlas. The bridegroom le a machinist with the ScoviU Mfg. Co...... 82% devised for the bathtub. The pan­ ter and garnish with endive and fin­ bed all evening. was such that Dr. Mortimer Mor­ Will In Storra. George H. Howe, 1261; Aaron Cook, Lehigh Val Rd ...... 13% gers of peeled cucumber. luncheon ot Republican Women of done to hi* blackberries. (Last ' thatrs," Oovamor Cross advised the cbester bad spent 814,948.60 against maid of honor and the bridesmaids Hartford Machine Screw company. 656: 'Victor J. Bronke, 366; WUllam Standard Screw .... 138 els are attached to the wall In such iarty advised hls removal to St. tbe state held Friday at the Hotel year hla chief worry was hla mules 8124,288 spent by the federal gov­ Llgg and Hyers B ...... 109% Dmnocratlo women. EDWARD CANCELS were all elmllarly atUred In gowns F. Mullen, 342; Isaac Ckile, 274; Rob­ Stanley Works ...... 48% Loew’s ...... 62% a way that they protect the rest of Francis hospital. Saturday after­ Bond, Hartford, at which Mra. Na­ ADVER'nSlNO MAN DIBS which, he said, were unnerved by the Saying "there is no one who has a ernment for WPA projects In town, of white net over taffeta. They Torrington ...... 95 the room from the spray and can noon he waa operated upon for a tali* Couch waa the principal speak­ JOE’S sight of a nudist) that the farm-to-market road pro­ ert J. Boyce, 248; Evald H. Mattoon, Lorillard ...... 34% Rlgher respect thim I have for the wore lu ge white picture hats Burke-Reuben 184; Oscar G. Anderson, 183; Har­ Union Mfg. Co...... — be swung flat against the wall when ' YICHM OF BEATING hemorrhage of the brain and this er. Mrs. (k>ucb was a former school Philadelphia, July 37.—WUfred ’They've klUed all the berries this Seastltatlan and the Declaration of ject was "splendid work," that the FRENCH VACATION McKeesp "n n ...... 97 trimmed with blue ribbon which fell Mies Anna Reuben of Main street old W. Walbh, 167; Sherwood A! U S Envelope, com .. 76 Mont Ward ...... 46% seemed to relieve his suffering, but friend of Mrs. Bailey. W. Fry, 61, president of N. W. Ayer year with tholr running around,” h* 'bdependence," he claimed that "ad- school repairing and eewing pro­ to the ground In back, and each car­ he Is still on tbe critical list at the Lucius W. Robinson represented jects were well administered, that was married on Saturday to Geckge Beechler, 106; Albert E. Behrend, dOn pfd...... 120 Nat Else ...... 83% IN BAD CONDITION and Son, Incorporated, advertlring said. 'That means no pies and no Wanee must be baaed on what has al' ried a white taffeta basket filled Burke who Is employed- - as a ma­ 96. Veeder R o o t ...... 98 the Officers C3ub. The next game hospital. Hebron In the boys who attended agency, died today after a long ill­ wine.” toady bean done." Both documents none of the duties of local officials (OonUnned from Page One) Nat Cash Reg ...... 26 GARA(X with blue bachelor buttons. chinist by the Pratt A Cady com Both Mr. BoweiJ and Mr. John­ Whltloqk CoU Pipe . — ’ will be played between the Officers In addition to tbe bead injury he tbe Junior Short (bourse at Connec­ ness. He was tho chief partner In With no nudists on whom to feast he "modified as necessary have been usurped by the WPA and A reception for 399 guests follow­ Nat Dairy ...... 27 At Camp White had a badly bruised eye and nose 478 Center SL, Manchester that it would have meant three today over Canadian dead on a vast pany of Hartford. Mies Burke was ston have been selectmen several a WUUams Co. . 88 Nat D istill...... 28% Club and Barrack No. 14 on Thurs­ Bucklaiu] Street Young Man ticut State (Tol'cge last week. the agency for 20 years before tt their eyes, WIU and his guests re­ eii^ changes," he told the au- ed the ceremony. In the receiving terms. Mr. Bowers was tax collec­ day of this week. and abrasions on hls back and chest. Frank 2k>kel of New York Is was Incorporated In 1929, when he Tel. 8129 mors mills on tbe tax rate If the French battlefield^ graduated from Manchester High Mlscellaneoui N Y Central ...... 41% The eleventh weekly entertain­ Taken to Hospital —Under­ turned to the farm house and just line were the parents of the bride, school with the class of 1928 and tor of tbe First School district the NY NH and H ...... 3% On Friday of last week a dance spendThg a two weeks’ vacation at became president of the concern. sat around. Oovemor Cross claimed that town had paid the payroll dlstrlbut' King Edward V m who fought In beet man and bridesmaids who tooK Chapman Valve .... 19% ment program which was held at waa held at the Al-Pierre-Tabarln goes Operation Upon Brain. ed here by tho VyPA. the war as the Prince of Wales, Is employed In one of Cheney Broth­ last few years before school consoli­ North Am ...... 35V4 •fhomas Jefferson, In writing the their places In front of the white dation. Mr. Johnston was deputy Ck)nn. Invest Mgt .. 3% the Captain Tbomq* amphitheater, In Wlllimantlc. The dan:e started Declaration of Independence, modi' Several reels of moving pictures gently pulled a control cord which pillars used as a background for the ers’ offices. Elec Steam Sterilising 2% Packard ...... 11% at 8:09 p. m. and waa attended by a John Daley, 22, the Buckland Deaths Last Night depicting the cause of the sand unveiled yesterday a new war me­ sherllT several years and was police Penn ...... 87% opened with the well known Mr. ceremony. commissioner for three years, Jacobs Co., F. L. .... 16% fairly large crowd. Tbe dance haa street yoimg man who was picked storms In tbe drought ares of the morial btfore a crowd of 100.000 Sanborn Map ...... 100 Phila Rdg C and I ...... 1% Tassillo’a Military band of Hartford, Later Mr. and Mrs. Crockett left Announce Engagement Mr. Johnston resigned from tbe pla rlng some fine selections. Rendi­ been another great success and up on the lawn of hls home early ’K E I X H « . r ' tains states and the work done by former soldiers snd their friends. Sparta Foundry .... 34% Phil Pete ...... 45% 3 everyone bad an enjoyable time. Friday moi-ning In an unconscious M WPA In the Hartford flood area for a wedding trip to California, the Charles Richmond of 163 Birch Board of Selectmen lait January tions of many famous overtures and Tampa, Fla.—Angel L. Chiesta, Personal Notices S Ten years of labor and expendi­ bride wearing for traveling a ma­ Sylvanla Indus...... 27 % Pub Serv N J ...... 48% Music waa furnished by L. Carter state and badly bruised, is In a dan­ Sr., 87, one of the founders of the last spring were ehown during thy street announces the engagement and was Immediately appointed by Radio ...... 12 popular songs were well received by ture of approximately 81,099.000 roon-colored wool suit with felt hat the selectmen to be deputy collector Taylor-Olqultt ... 87% and his Arcadians. gerous condition at St. Francis hos­ cigar Industry in the United States. program. were climaxed by the observances of his daughter, Miss Olive Luclle Utah-Idabo Sug. Com. 8 Reading ...... 44 % one of /he largest audiences ever to pital, Hartford, where he was taken to match and brown accessories. On of taxes. It was considered likely witness an entertainment at the On Monday of this week the Fer- Toronto—John H. Kennedy, 76. IMHEMORIAM Republican Presidential Candidate attended by President Albert Le­ Richmond, to James B. Griswold, New York Bank and Ins. Stocks Rem Rand ...... 30 now boys will cross bats with the Saturday morning after he had for 40 years a leader of the ’Old Landon was severely criticised by their return they will live at Tudor son of Mrs. Oscar G. Braun of for a while earlier this month that Rey Tob B ...... 55% Captain Thomas amphitheater. The Ja loving memory of Andrew B. brun, nine French cabinet members, Manor, 111 14th street, North, Mr. Bowers would resign from tho Bank of New York . 629 639 strong American Thread of Willl- failed to show signs of recovery Guard” of the Toronto labor unions. Summer Clearance Sale! Dr. Bldward O. Dolan, WPA region­ Whiting L.ane, West Hartford. It 1s Safeway Stores ...... 80% people couldn't help but feel fire and aeggla who passed away July >7, and nearly 10,000 Canadian veter­ Seattle, end be at home to their board and that tbe selectmen would Bankers Trust ...... 69 71 mantic at Wood's field, Wlllimantlc. from the beating that he appears to Saranac Lake, N. Y.—Lawrence li al director, who labeled as false understood tho wedding will take Chase ...... 49 61 Schenley Dls ...... ^...... 39 zeal of their overtures and the This will be tbe first meeting of have suffered late Thursday night London's clvU service proposal and ans. friends after September 1. appoint him to fill the remainder of throbbing strains of tbe latest hits Gifford, 43, brother of Walter S. The monument stands Inside a The bride is a graduate of the place this summer. Chemical ...... 68% 79V Sears Roebuck ...... 84 these two teams. or early Friday morning. Gifford, president of the American Xlefp la ouf hearts you are fondly as ridiculous, London’s relief stand Mr. Howe's term. Shell Union ...... 19% had them swaying rhythmaticalljr. . : . ssmembered, . 240-acro plot, presented to Ctmada The members of the Republican Central Hanover .... 139 141 CAPT. EARL H. MARSDEN, The young man had been at the Telephone and Telegraph Company, Governor Landon offered no con­ Socony 'Vac ...... 14% We hod a little Miss Joan Mar­ Commemdlng. north end early in the evening and Drastic Reductions on Bweet. happy momenU oling round structive ideas in his acceptsince by France. Town committee are considering Continental ...... 19% 21V lene Barnes of New York, who sang Newton. Mass.—Miss Ellen Fitz ■ your namos The British monarch proclaimed In a "sham battle between the Right Corn Exchange ...... 67% 69V South Pac ...... 40% what happened to him later is not Pendleton, 71, retired president of Fond hoarte that loved yon s speech last week, the meeting was plan to endorse candidates for nom­ several numbers. Her military tap the monument a symbol of British- Wing and Left Wing of the same ination In the primary, a proposal First National ...... 2139 2165 South Rwy ...... 18'% known. . About 6 o’clock Friday Wellesley college. told by Attom w John P. Doyle of COUGHLIN DENIES St Brands ...... 16 T4 dance show ^ up her talent to ad­ morning ha waa found by hls mother ^ ^ 0 ^ iM> Id death jutt New York and Stamford. Mies Mary Canadian-French friendship. In an bird of prey, the International bank- which if followed, may have consid Guaranty Trust ...... 860 ' 358 vantage while her acrobatic danc­ Nashville, Tenn.—James Kay, 67,’ Ike same. address. Irving ...... 17% 19 V St Gas and E l ...... 8 out in the yard. When the young New York architect who supervised Outdoor Furniture Ward of Boston, New England Im­ erable Influence on th^ outcome of ing was a great exhibition of skill, POUCE COURT man was taken into the house and King! Edward, cloeely guarded n e w s p a p e r r e p o r t *'^"Go back,” he added, "and tell the contest for coUectoi. Manhattan ...... S3 35 St. Oil Cal ...... 39 construction of the Georgs Rogers W m AND CHILDIUBN. migration commlseloner, sMd the St on N J ...... 63% grace and daring especially for one hts condition did not improve after Republicans reached In 1928, during since Uls recent escape from possi­ your friends that If either Is Install­ Manufact. Trust .... 60% 82V only at the age of seven. Holding (Hark Memorial at Vincennes, W ble attack during a London proces- ed In the White House there will be NaUonal City Bank.. 44% 46V Tex Corp ...... 39 Is Five more delinquent Old Age As­ a doctor had attended him Lieuten­ Eaatport, Me— James A. Holllu- CARD OF THANKS the Hoover-Smith campaign, a new Timken Roll Bear ...... 68% the audience epellbound she went ant William Barron was notified. low In poUtical campaigning. alon, left Vlmy shortly after the (Continued From Page One) no election In 1940. Fascism will be New York ...... 149 161 through three separate acts like an sistance taxpayers, four men and ger, 62, veteran Secret Service vya arlib to thank our (rtondi and here and Communism will be mak­ KARPIS GETS LIFE TERM Trans A m erica...... 13% From what he could learn the young Jatlghbore for tholr kladneoo shown Mrs. John Holden, general chair­ ceremonies to return to EnglEind. PubUo ...... 48 80 experienced veteran. She held an woman, were given additional days agent attached to the White House ' b ' ua at tho Umo of the death of our man of the arrangements committee Prime Minister MacKenzlo King ly" and much of tho land left to fal­ ing a bid for power." Title ...... 11% 13 Union Carbide ...... 95% appeal to the audience and they of grace by Judge Raymond A. Gliders 'Ssvtng haeband aad father, 'We would opened tbe meeting, presenting of Canada speaking to the World low. Referring to the spirit of the ON KIDNAPING CHARGE Ineuranoe Union Pac ...... 187 gave her a big hand every time she Johnson In Police CXturt this morn­ BanaoIaUy thank all thoeo who tout Mrs. Welch a bouquet of roses War pilgrimage by trans-Atlantic His Suggestion pioneers, he asked: Unit Aircraft ...... 28% erformed. No doubt she has a bril- ing. ‘ 'tho beautiful floral trtbutoe and "1 wonder If you are willing to American (Newark) Unit Corp ...... 8% 1 Only— formerly $19.95 ...... tdonatod tho nio of tholr cars, and behtdf of tbe federation. The WPA telephone, appealed to Europe for He suggested that not all of It be American Reserve .. Sant future ahead of her. Those In court In response to war­ r ’ '“ - " '“ ’- ’jj $11.95 ^ othora who aaelatod us In any orchestra from New Haven played peace "as tho only memorial worthy left In grass, but "probably every fight for financial independence?" (Continued From Page One) Unit Gas Imp ...... 17% For the closing number of the rants served on them Friday were Lemke predicted he would be American Surety . .. U S iBd Ale 33% during and after the dinner. of the valor and saerlllce of those other section.” Baltimore American evening the Camp White HlU-Blllles Mrs. Victoria Graham of 38 Church 1 Only— formerly $24.50 ...... Aanit Mahoney and Family. who gave their lives In the Great Referring again to his statement elected. He declared: never was present at Twin City kid U 8 Rubber...... 30% showed their talent In playing a few street, James Gigllo of 90 Oak LOANS CASH LOANS TO SINGLE $19.95 "I am the candidate of the com­ naplng gang hideouts, as Byron Bol Excess U S Smelt ...... 79 Reg. $21.50 GLIDERS War." on repudiation of debts, he said It Fid. and Deposit . . . songs, and singing, the Hill-BllUes street, Joseph Falkowski of 201 Oak was “self-evident to anyone who mon people and we are going to win ton, confess^ed_ kidnap plotter, had U S Steel ...... 67 on your own 2 Only— formerly $29.50...... U .S. DIPLOMATS FLEE because there are more of us than Great American . . . consisting of Walter Jedzeniak, street, Owen Reilly of 5 Walnut AND AAARRIED PEOPLE ON $23.50 goes out to look at It" tha. farmers testlflSd. * Vick Cbem ...... 48% John Matthewson, guitars, and Otto street and Michael Dubanowski of Six cushion t)rpe — water­ In the parched areas would be there are coupon clippers. StUl awaiting sentence, along ■with Halifax ...... 23 Western U nion...... 91% THEIR OW N SIGNATURES proof cover In light green and Proposing the establishment of a Hanover ...... 37 Schultz singing with bis beautiful 126 North School street. NOTE 2 Only— formerly $31.50...... SAN SEBASTIAN AREA NINE PERSONS DIE ••forced’’ to repudiate their debts Bolton, la Edmund C. Bartholmey, West El and Mfg ...... 141% harmonious voice. Phil Sullivan was white stripe — coll spring $ 1 4 'd 5 $26.50 Bank of the United States to Issue former BensenvlHe, HI., postmaster, Home Ins...... 87 Falkowski, who ssdd he would be i M A H I E U w S "because they wouldn’t have any Wool worth ...... 68% the master of ceremonies. paid Thursday, and Mrs. GrsLham, $300 or IsH — 20 month! to repay base. 86,990,909,999 worth of notes, he whose home, Hamm, St. Paul brew­ Home Fire Security . 6 Elec Bond and Share (Chirb). 26% money to pay.” Maas. Bonding ...... 68 JOHN MORRISSEY, who said her husband would be paid 2 Only— formerly $85.00 ...... (Oonttnoed From Page One) IN CROSSING CRASH "It would be a great thing for said: ing company bead. Identified as the 1st Lieut. C. A. Res. '*«■**<• «• (S> *«r cut. Mr moBIk, $29.75 1 A penny saved is a penny "This five billion will not cost us place where be was imprisoned four National L iberty----- 11 Thursday, were given continuances eastern newspapermen to take a until Friday morning. The other of the^omm. ‘ ■■"■■■ “■ «*#«li >moaat |Mmed. You can economize if vice EXmiuls were among those tak­ Father IH per cent Interest each year. All daye. The abduction occurred June North River ...... 27 1 Only— formerly $89.50 ...... (Continued From Pago One) trip through that area,” It ■will cost will be seven tenths of Prov. Wash...... 41% cases were continued until tomor­ $32.50 proa wiah. We will help you. en aboard the Cayuga. Coughlin said. 16, 1933. Room 2 State Theater Bldg. Reporting that ho believed every one cent for each blU manufactur­ 'Old Creepy" Karpls, It was Pref. - Accident ... 20 Arlyne Moriarty row morning. The cases will be Frank B. Keelon, his traveling noUed then on presentation of re­ 758 Main St. TeL 3480 American bad been evacuated from ed today to be In "fair condition" companion, Interposed, ■ "and Con­ ed." learned from an authoritative source, Seaboard Surety .... 25 At Camp Femow Star Water, O C S u Sebastian, Johnson said: from severe cuts and shock. She had was ready to plead guilty at tha Security Ins...... 37 ceipts of payment. PERSONAL Living Room Suites Steamer Chairs not been informed of the death of gress In a body, too." Tho priest On Saturday, August 1, Lt. J. J. Another batch of warrants for bottles...... m OC "Battle on edge of city continues concurred. same time to the 8200,000 abduction Springfield Fire A Ma. 140 Garrity and rebels said to be advancing. In her daughter and other relatives. of Banker Edward O. Bremer. He Sun Life ...... 600 McCarthy C.A.Res., who baa been others of the 609 persons who have $1.69 Grade— Automatic Adjust­ Sder Vinegar, C Father Coughlin said he would re­ AP REPORTER DESCRIBES Teacher of commanding officer at the 193rd not paid the levy will be issued to­ Clearance of All Floor Samples which CMS terrible bloodehed will Coroner Cook described the cross­ turn to the air In hie usual weekly planned the second admission, the U. S. F. and G...... 17 ment ...... ing os unguarded and unprotected Westchester ...... 87 Company for the past-^four months day, Prosecuting Attorney William $1.25 at (oontenta)...... ensue." broadcast early In September. Informant said. In the hope of es­ $4.50 Grade— fancy chairs, complete Tbe Chancery at San Sebastian by flasher or other warning elgnals. CRASH OF SEAPLANE caping prosecution on a charge of Piano, Vpice and la being transferred to the 1191st J. Shea said after court k#ndO’LakesButter, had been out off from communica­ Seven oi the victims apparently Company Kent, (k>nn., where he will Persons who do not pay the tax with canopy and footrest...... Hanktason, N. D.. July 27—(AP) murdering Sheriff C, R. Kelley at 10 Chickens Given Away Free $3.49 14b. pkg...... C tion with the Embassy at Madrid died outright, the coroner said, West Plains, Mo., in December. 1931. H arm ony be commanding officer for a few are liable to jail sentences of ap­ $5.95 Grade— fancy chairs, complete —Repudiation of farm debts was MODERN VAUEAN weeks In place of Lt. Comerford, who proximately two weeks. 3 Price Groups for five days. child died In the arms of Arils (Oontlnaed From Page One) But Sheriff Ed Threlkeld declared THURSDAY — 8 P. M. — JULY 30TH with canopy and footrest...... Maiz Cream Com, Finland’s Bequest Frost, ont of the first to reach tbe urgetl by the Rev. Charles E. St Weet Plains that prosscutors Studio State Theater Bldg. Is now on leave and later Lt. Me At the request of hls attorney, $4.75 The State Department, at the re- scene, and Harlan Eugene Seward (Coughlin today as "the only way Carthy will bs transferred to an­ the case of Arthur S t Lawrence, 36, X, ** ® Winners. No Strings Attached! I cane out" If Congressman WlUlam Spa., Inc.; Leslie Cain, 26, of Rock­ there were determined Karpls should FOUND IN OHIO For Appointment Call 30711 other company. Capt. Earl H. jeat o i tha Finnish government, succumbed shortly after being taken land, Me., and myself. die and would move to bring him to of 69 Adams street East Hartford, Nothing To Buy! Just Send In This Coupon! fltoes, liunied instructloru to s3l Americim to a hospital. Lemke falls to wjn tho Presidency Marsden of New Haven arrived on charged with reckless driving, was on the Union Party ticket. We had circled the Queen Mary trial imless ho received the death Monday to take command at the Yacht Chairs L6-lb. p e ^ consuls In Spain to extend protec- A toy fox terrier, apparently tho penalty elsewhere. (Continued From Page One) continued until Saturday. • POPULAR MARKET $59-50- $74-50- $89-50 tion to Finnish nationals and took pet of one of the children, was The Detroit priest told several and were taking pictures of her 183rd Company. The members of A car registered to S t Lawrence stem when the plane got caught Karpls was represented as living this Camp are sorry to see Lt. Mc­ 8o5 Main Street — Rubinow Building Corned Beef, the same action with respect to na­ I’otmd dead on an auto-eeat cushion, thousand farmers at a Lemke In fear of the fate that befeU the the Oklahoma State Reformatory at crashed Into the fire alarm signal at tionals of Cuba, Sweden, Belgium 299 yards from the scene. homecoming" rally yesterday that In a downward draft about 200 feet Carthy transferred because of his (Charter Oak and Main streets late $1.95 Grade Enamel Chairs ...... ^ 0 . le a n above water. It lost altitude, notorious Gerald Chapman, who fled Granite sent a telegram asking Chil­ ability to run a good camp and get $1.49 and Panama. Early Bley, who resides about 169 If Lemke’s campaign ends In fail­ from a Federal prison only to be ton’s arrest. STATE Saturday night He was arrested ...... Values Up To $125. The American coniul a t. Vigo. feet from the crossing, was the only (^iptaln Wlncapaw made desperate along well with the enrolleea. He by Sergeant John J. MeGllnn at the ; Store Open Until 7:80 P.M. ure: sentenced to death for a Connecti­ Up to Oovemor will also be missed by the officers $2.50 Grade Fancy Fabrics...... WlUlam W. Ckircoran, reported that wltnese. There Is only one thing to do— attempts to nose the ship up. TOMORROW AND WED. East Hartford police station where A ddress...... $1.98 As we fell toward the water Wln­ cut killing. The state executed him "If he Is entitled to a pardon or and foresters because of his ability Included in the above are Kroehler and other high grade Comer Oak and Spruce Streets uniformed armed Fascists and repudiate your debts. And If any­ after a presidential -pardon had parole, that is up to the governor," he went to report that hls car had others In that place had publicly In­ capaw yelled to Stler In the co- as a ball player. All the enrolleea been stolen from the driveway at $2.75 Grade Fancy Fabrics...... body tries to enforce them, repudi­ wiped out the Federal offense. declared Warlick. rom ance at 300 heartily thank Lt, McOirtby for two-piece suites, some in mohair friezes and other choice $2.19 sulted him but that the military ate them also." pllot’i seat "We’re going down. Th* governors of both states, his home. He explained scratches authorities had broadcast an We’re going down.” We smacked Karpls figured, the source re­ having organized many dances for covers. HOSPITAL NOTES •Two propositions needed the con­ ported, a double Federal sentence while expressing interest, were non­ on hls face by saying he fell while apology as a result of bis protest the water hard. miles an hour them in the last few months at crossing some railroad tracks. sideration of tbe northwest. Father would lessen the posslbiUty of a committal on their course of action. ^Wlllimantlc, these dances being Every Suite In Stock Reduced. Spring: Chairs Without detailing the circum­ Water Ruahes In. Said Martin U Davey of Ohio: "1 lAMlS fTtWARTs The case of William Jeffrey of the stances of the Insult, Corcoran said Admitted Saturday: Eugene Bay CoughlUi declared. trial for the Kelley slaying In Miss­ atly appreciated by the enrolleea "One le to save It from the hands We didn’t reallie the danger un­ haU to take a snap judgment on a th* amp Fernow. (joleman Carnival, whose bond of DR. CHORNEY that Fascists and certain of the of Mansfield Depot. til we saw the left wing crumble ouri. of the bankers and Insurance com­ Pelter Oonvieted case like that 1 want to have all the dlseeveted ia . Kenneth E. Boswell Engr. Res., 825 was forfeited Friday morning military regarded representatives Births: Twin girls to Mr. and and felt water rushing In. , Mason when be did not appear in coivt to $4.95 All Metal C hairs...... OFFERS Mis. Edwin Bertsche of 191 Henry panies,” he added. "The other la to John Pelfer, former St. Paul night merits of Chilton’s situation in I Officer has been SWay for a few $3.75 foreign category as Communists, save it from the drought and BUer battered the rear door hand. I will say that there la cer­ la hts aiuwer. a charge of operating a car POPULAR MARKET the same category as Communists. street. club operator, was the last to be 0^1^ because of 'llness at his home. HIGH GRADE "American farmers are paying In­ open. tainly a human appeal there." iirti Uadlsf toU. Lt. Baldwin haa taken hls place with Improper registration, waa re­ 855 Main Street ------Rnbihow Building He asserted that the situation In Discharged Saturday: Roland As I swam to the surface 1 got convicted In tbe Hamm conspiracy. With «h a raiiaf opened this morning by Judge John­ $9.95 Cushion Seats and B acks...... $7.50 terest on principal borrowings of A Federal Court July returned a Said B. W. Marland of Oklahoma; during bis absence as Mess Officer. MODERN Vigo was tense but believed tbe Luhinske of 112 West Center boom days that In the light of pres­ caught In a wh-e. SUer freed me. I t ’s a big problem. There Is the Waady Barrla"*”a son who suspended judgment “SHOPPING CENTER FOR THRIFTY PEOPLE” RADIOS All Marked Down gun^ verdict against him Saturday On Tuesda> of last week tbe mllltaty auttaoritles were willing street, Mrs. Mary Aceto of 69 Clin­ ent conditions have become Inequit­ Elaton lay groaning on the end of a question of the effect on dlsclpUne fraad laam fat Camp baseball team took a trip to Prosecutor Shea explained that DENTISTRY and able to protect Americana. ton street, Mrs. Bessie Carroll of night Sentence waa deferred until roaiaaea. Jeffrey arrived at the courtroom able and unjust. ‘ ponttoon, Reiter bobbed up at the Wednesday. Also awaiting Sentence at tbe state prisons to consider as Camp Stuart in East Hampton and V eranda R ockers at ^ ces low enough to suit ’The Battleship Oklahoma, after Wapplng, Mrs. B. F. Fttxmaurice Father Coughlin, who recently other end, blood streaming from hts weU as the qtnstlon of what 1* best played a game In which the Femow shortly after the session had ended, Tuesday sm ail incomes. landing a number of American and and infant son of 71 Benton street was Byron Bolton, Chicago machine saying be misunderstood the time SPECIALS Tuesday $75.00 Philco—n ow ...... $59.50 other foreign refugees from Bilbao apologised for caUlng President head. Cain was holding up Jor­ gunner srtio pleaiM fullty Is both for the man/’ boys were defeated by the score of Admitted Sunday: Mr*. E31a M. Roosevelt a "liar,’’ again attacked dan, whose head was cut. Deputy Warden Worllck said "a* 8 to 4. This Is the second game when court waa to be held. Examination Free and Santander at Bayonne, France, Melvin of 29 Efiro street, Mrs. the Hamm and Bremer cases. soon os w* get th* word thsy of- Jeffrey said be understood the $54.95 Philco with Short Wave Aerial.. $47.50 $8.95 Cane Seat— Slat Back $2.98 steamed back to Bilbao, where tbe the Chief Executlv*. Rescued Second Time. Meanwhile, tha government pre­ Camp Femow baa lost to Camp Louise Morrlsson of 11 Ridge street. “You must demand that the gov­ Captain Wlncapaw and Ramadell fleiaUy have ChUton we’U ask If Stuart Dan Danulewicb of New person who sold him the car in $5.95 Cane Seat and High EXTRACTION American consul reported the city Discharged Sunday: Mrs. Clar­ ernment restore to Congress th* pared to close tbe books on Its anti- Chilton wUl waive extradition. If be Britain twirled for (^m p Femow Florida was to have tbe registration $72.50 Stewart W arner...... $44.50 "quiet but nervous." were on another pontoon. The en­ abduction campaign here. Nine men S T E A K S A L E Cane Back. $4.50 and X-RAY FREE ence Peterson and Infant son of 76 right to coin monsy *nd demand gine and a wing were stin attached doesn't, then we will go through tbs and allowed only six hits, but poor transferred. Nineteen American refugees ar­ that It be taken away from the were convicted, seven pleaded regular channels." Jamas F. Con­ support on tbe part of the team $52.50 Stewart W arner...... $29.50 WITH ALL PLATE rived at Gibraltar from Malaga. Westminster Road, Mrs. Frank B. to It RamsdeU slipped Into tbe l ^ t y , five were killed and five wars Mallon and Infant daughter of 983 private hands of Wiul street," he water and went under, Wlncapaw ners. Jr„ and Paul dork, attomew mates caused the defeat BRITISH ARTIST DDES SIRLOIN STEAK ^ ^ AND BBIDGEWORK ’The Spanish Embassy In Wash­ freed for’ the dsvslander, said h* would On Wednesday of last week the $36.95 Special Compact...... $24.50 ington Issued a statement declaring Main street, William Custer of 833 asserted. dived after him. Hs ■went under In addlUon to PeUer, thos* oon Metal Tables that the present government in Center street OaUed "Genial Blaa” a second time and S' aeoond Umo flimt ramoval. Femow boys crossed, bsU with Doddington, Kent, Eng., July 37. vlcted were Arthur (Doe) Barker, Chlltoo eaoaped after serving Camp Lenergon at thb Wlllimantlc — (A P)—Donajd Maxwell, 69, well CUBE S TE A K $31.95 Special Com pact...... $19.95 Spain la not "Red", or Communist- Admitted today; Priscilla Bum- "Mr. Roosevelt—a genial man, a Wlncapaw brought him to th* Mir- Harold Alderton, OUver Berg, James ham of 186 Henry street, Mr*. Fan­ promising young man ny the w a y - year of a two^yw T te m fbr brMk* Recreation Park, the Femow boys known BriUsh artist, died Saturday. face. J. Wilson, WlUlnm Weavsr, Hairy Ing in and I BttiUng $400 from tb« again being beaten by the score of $32.50 Special Compact...... $14.95 $1.98, $2.98 W>mi0rly FOURTH PARTYT nie F. Boyton of Wethersfield, promised thatthls would be restor­ The ptime feU about 800 yeards In Sawyer, Caaslua McDonald, and ed to the American people. H* ho* C^vln, Okie., N a^nol b i ^ which 5 to 4. This was the second game Donald Maxwell —ekhlbited...... —, plo- ROASTING SMOKED SHOULDERS fS.76 .fS.»5 $e.7S Kansas City, Kss.—Mrs. Martha Conn., George Moquln of 333 South front of the Bxermont Captain John J. MeLaughUn (now dsod) b* termed "a Md’s prenk." played with Camp Lonergan, the turea In the Royal Academy — Meyers, 196, rod en t of the county Main street. not done it. In Moral, 1983, h* Lundmark quickly put over a M at tTXWAKT a£m and Several Used Radios -r- $5.00 up. promised to drive the money Those pleading guUty Included, nrst mme being won by Femow, 1906, including oil and water color $4.98 home, came to town for tbe first Death: Infant daughter of Mr. "Hold on” an offloar in th* lifeboat -besides Karpls, Fltsgemld, Bar­ IT BABRII and the second by Lonergan. A work* on marine (uid landscape sub­ VEAL PRESSED HAM time In 17 years to register for tbe and Mrs. Edwin Bertsche of 191 changers from the temple. Instead, yelled. Ramadell was unoonsdoua 9&T H1DB8 m OBOAN he has banded It over to them ^ tholmey and Bolton—Elmar For­ play-off will be played during the jects. primsry. Henry street. Sunday. when brought on the Bxermont mer, Harry Campbell and Volney. ----- PLUS------next week. Bemaixl Swertsfeger He accompanied King Edward, given them a new key for It, a key Hamilton. N. T , July 17v--(AP) riPLATXS MCPAIBBD IN THREE Ssid she: "A woman should be Discharged today: Nich(>Une John­ faahloned In the benign fashion of Wlncapaw sold RamsdeU told him ed by gangster or gov­ Richard Oix of New Haven twirled for the Fer­ when the present Monarch was i 9 e lb. JIIBS. NEW PLATES OR President of the United States be­ son of 46 Walnut street just before be went under water the ernment bullets In ^ d M Fred Bar­ —A stray block and white oat p v # in now boys in this game and allowed Prince of Wales; on s tour o t India l O e «>■ 1 Lawn Settes the double cross.” . tbe congregstlan of the First Bap- I COMPLETED IN ONE cause a woman has what it makes Census; Fifty-two. He also thrust at Gov. Alf M. first Ume "TeU th* boat to taka the ker, Kate "Ma” Barker, Russell "Special but five hits. This was a very tight to illustrate the royral narrativs of WlUlam HunnUord, 441 Center other men first" Gibson, WUU* Harrison and Fred Uat church a ohdckla Sunday morn­ Feme to the end. A erolux —good, common sense." Landon. Investtgatc,tor" the journey. CONVENIENT street was treated for bums on bis His last words, Wlncapaw said, Goets. ing when It romped across the foot On Tbureday of last week Bar- During the World War he waa at­ Minced Ham and "There Is another candidate for pedals of the church organ and hid Oomlag Sugar Cored Country Roll 9 8 c ■AST PATMENTS. Our modem Industrimlism end light foot yesterday afternoon and Prealdent, Mr. London, a lovely ware, “ BUI, keep me afloat even U Those freed tnoluded Philip De­ TOMORROW Thursday ck No. 8 dMeated the Officers tached to tbe British Admiralty as toride the organ. ' ^ lub by the score of 8 to 3 In the Americ’n Bologna Plate Corned Beef A YEAR TO PAT. socialism echoes the same note, discharged. genUemon," he said. "London was I do drown." laney, WUllam Vidler, Jess Doyle, BANK NIGHT SBiaLEY S official artist and went tu Mesopota­ BUTTER Porch Shades saying that ws will have more Birth; A daughtor 'was bom to­ brought from obscurity to the can­ As the Ehrermont’e captain and Bruno Austin and Edna Murray. A t th# organ waa Mrs. Andrew iecoad round of tbe Inter-barrack mia In 1918 to make pictures ■" Qlvea Away TEMPLE league. No. 3 is stfll leading In the Beach Umbrellas things tf we all work together for day to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Della- didacy a t the RepubUeon party by officers gave us dry clothing and However, the Murray woman, Doyl* In sketches for che Imperial War Mu­ k Soodi Mflodieeler , CHORNEY WtUlom Randolph Hsorst and the th* steoiasr cooUnuM on Ito course and Austin ar* serving prison terms ooo(d>. Th* choir moatsr rstrievsd second round. Dan Danule'vlch of seum. He also wAs tbe author of a Choke Patterns...... g2 .s)g common ends. Instead of fighting fers of 647 Main street th* eat after a few sour notes dur­ ENDS TONIGHT “Tbe Foot 2 ib*25 e 1 0 c lb. eaeh other for eelflsh onec. RspubUcon Party is swaUcnisrlnf It.” the it o e , flpUt in two, drifted on for other crlmsa New Britain burled for Barrack No. number of bocriu which he illuatrat- 3 5 * ">• ing tbs offertory but It was a handb "FDRT" and Little f aad Harry Wrtls of Eastford for l«>fo Sizes...... $4.75 20% OFF Dr, JonMdi P. Moran, Chicago, also 6(t la i^ O. la BatOa UM WSt^Te and knses with much "kitty "NobodSr* FMI" Rich Oirt" Bssd B.. Vaa Hem. Oavo- Father OoughUn charged Demo- RamsdeU leaves his widow and wanted In thakMnapings. hM bean a a dMighter. Bhlrley. T 5'/' K A N C H m iS CYKNIMQ BBKXCD. UAKCHBBnTBat. OONN., MONDAY, jnOLT ZT, IBMk MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD/MANCHi»r8aR. QdNN„ MONDAY, ^ T ^ T , 19MT > :k-- ■ ______■ START EAST HARTFORD tures eased forest firs eondltioDs tn. guarded ^ full strength profeotle the monoebromatle light o f the State Installs Experimental Lisrhts In Marlborough North Idaho and Western Uontsma. forces. Tha most dsmgeroua bias sodium arc wlU be of great valu^ IWITHERING HEAT EUght forosts In the area wars was OM of tw o miles perimeter nea SOW OUOB TODAY NEWUGHTS tot not only la vision sharper but It marked aa still In ths dangerous fire White Pins,. .Mont.,' in the Cablne Is also eaalar and attended with less hazard class. National forests were National forest ★ 8 twditdoBRl event (our 89th) of proved Importance to thousands of shoppersi itrain* •The strain attending close work AGADTLNWEST Tn Rcpalr High and Potter A t MARLBOROUGH under ordinary Ugbt U in part the SchtMds Which Were Dam­ result of the effort of the lens to aged in Flood; To Coat bring all colors Into sharp focus at $16,000. the tame time, he says. This la'Im- For the Second, Tone in Flint-Bruces State Sets Up poastble for the lens to do, but it never stop# trying; and tlUs con­ Bxtenatve repairs to ths Potter stant effort leads to nervous strains Month Drought States etreet echoel and CSential stipti System; No 1 and eye fatigue. school In Bast Hartford, "With monochromatic Ught this Have Hot SpeD. by the recent spring flood:, win get Fitnre Activities. wasted effort does not occur, and under way this morning, it waa an­ continued cloce work becomee poa- SETS THE PACE nounced by Btote Works Progress slble. The mercury arc Is not mono­ Administrator M. A. Daly tn New Chicago, July 37— (A P )— Widely with the _ Semi-Annual chromatic, but the omission of one Haven lost night Under this pro­ Oonoectlcut hM Joined tht van- scattered clouds and the promise of end of the visible spectrum has ject the Interior end exterior of the f |uard of those etatee experiment' made this lamp extremely useful un­ local showers loomed today to hssd Potter ecbool win be cleaned and off a threatened general entfencii- feiC with modem highway iilumlna- der the conditions noted above; and painted, floors repaired, and the ic DobH Forgatt It can be safely predicted that the ment of withering heat In the Uoe. State Highway Commissioner drought states for tha Mcond '-time achool grounds graded. A t the high sodium arc, with Its matchless Surplus ' school, tha project starting thle h *■ * toarewMa mto, ear John A . Macdonald, chairman of In July. • ---- . ' v: b r a ^ d and afftoa tarnltS/ ew acuity. wlU be useful In many placea operft*. morning cans for repainting the the State Traffic Commission, and In a great variety of ways." Temperatures ranging from iOfi “H o w Big i* * * M otorr ^ of dependable c o ld - rag. MnelewB, radto and isnga de- Im- at St. Joseph, Mo., to 108 at Des basement and repairing an floore. It aartBMnto an Ineindad la rSSetiena ■tated yesterday be was much The work Is proceeding rapidly on Ask that about the retrig- ^ to estimated that the work on theee Drastic Twke>>Yearly Markdowns! pressed with the experimenUl In- Moines, I ow a and 118 at Fremont, plenty of ice. the Salem installation and Commis­ Bratoryoubuy.Ifthemotor ' two schools win coat a total o f |M,- a n U T w parehan ean he nude atallatloD of sodium vapor Ughts at sioner Macdonald stated that Con­ Neb., brought additional misery *** dawn payment, wHh a am- Hartford-New yesterday to the drought ravaged U big. tbftwwos that Be sureyout refrigerator 000 to complete, and will employ Marlborough on the necticut motorists wUl soon have an 91 ekined craftsmen. YMiteiii ttine to poy tnlanct, I^Qiwiinn highway but that no com' opportunity to compare the Illumi­ west central states. ia snrplus-poww^. The outlook, however, was for compressor U p o w e r^ Another project that will get un­ mltments oould be made now as to nation of the two Intersections. be' sore it bas all these & THAT OTenlBf i^potattmento ean fnture activities along this line other The Marlborough equipment Is simi­ rain In Iowa, local showers tu Neb­ enough to der way thle morning In Stost Hart­ bo made by ^ o n liif and ar« Over 2500 Home Items Included* ford to for InstaKlng 5,600 square raafiiif for nueaperaoB to aarra yoo. than the completion of a similar ex­ lar to the lights which Wallingford raska. spotty precipitation In tbe food with surplus cold end convenience featuresir- periment at Salem for comparison Installed some time ago on the Dideqtas and some night rain in feet of concrete sidewalk on Long With the Marlborough setup. southern section of the town’s main Missouri. freeze Ice q o lcW yt^^J* * ‘ lmptoVft/Pre«A««ontsri- Hin Drive, to coet 35,033 and em­ CommlMloner Macdonald, accom­ thoroughfare and to the equipment Minnesota, parts o f Kansas, ploy 16 men. panied by Motor Vehicle Commls- used for a half-mile stretch in Mid­ DUnots and Indiana, Wisconsin and Even the Norge Utcktslmpnrml AotomiWe New projects wUI also get under sloner MiehaN A. Connor, Major dletown, an Installation which Michigan also expected showers. way this morning, according to IVearly 100 Rtioiii Size Rags The Department .o f Commerce bass big. powerful motor flood Light * Cnmblnstlos h i s is FUnt-Bruca’a stora-wida bargain event of the year. During its opening daya— nO B B ROtnUti Opaa Mondag to Frank.Nichols, of the State Police flashed Into use at the aame time as Senator Daly, in Farmington, FtMar from 3:30 A M. to 3 P. N. estimated that two-thirds of Hts- Department, traffic engineers from the'Marlborough lamps. — not a motor that spoil? J o „ l . .n J Glastonbury, BerUn. Stafford and early this week— is the time to pick off the choicest values. Many of these sample On Sataritor wt'rs qpsa from 3:13 the l^ h w a y and motor vehicle de­ These experiments In modem sonrt was badly affected tsy drought KllUngly. In Farmington, 18 men a t Sweeping Clearance Cuts! T A H. to 13 nooB saw. dariag Jair the food to spsrs the meter, a Utility partment, Illuminating engineers highway Illumination are placing and that crop dam ue totaled more Sliding Basht * will start Improving 4,800 lineal and discontinued items have had their prices cut as much as 50% , and all one-of-a-kind, aad Aaiast nnm various power companies and Connecticut on a par with several than 3100,000,000. 'fwo beat deaths but e motor that ssves HydrovoIrtrCIwelySpseed feet of the New Britain road at an an taitarested group of motorists Twelve modem 10.000 lumen sodium htg^iway lamps have been ^mctlonlng at the Marlborough Intsrse^ yesterday raised the state total to estimated cost of 315,256. The of course. But there are hundreds of other fine chanceh, too, among special purchaaes FBBB PASSING; Lsava voar oar other states In the union, notabl; S87 for July. viewed the demonstration of the New York and Massachusetts In e: Uon on the Hartford-New London highway since Wednesday evening, July 22. This *ls an esperlmsht In money on both. I t h s s » Slielf Bars to preyent «ns|» Glastonbury project starting this American Orientals______la aar sarago or porUag tot, band Start Cutting Com made for this sale, direct from Grand Rapids and Chicago furniture shows. Marlborough Illumination Wednes­ forts to plan better lighting for the modem highway lighting being conducted under the supervision of the State Traffic Commission, containers horn tipping morning will employ 22 men repair­ tatesporsoa tko ebook whoa bo Officials of Nebraska Agricultur­ run but e small part of M jwHoo p a r ordor, oad too wUl day evening. The contrast with the main highways. fisM to make more cold i,AdJutfbl*ShoH*Msny ing tbe high school on Main street. WAS N O W aa. former Illumination of the Ihtersec- al college announced they would start cutting com iminedtauiy at It to estimated that this work wiU tlon was marked. held In Connecticut with Bridge­ Ini in making it a financial sueesas. dtaa you’U e t « othor features. Improve­ cost 35,631 to complete. The repairs 1 Rqa Chinan rug, graan, 9x12 ilza . . . .$135.00 S T B J iO Through Commissioner Macdonald Mies Lillian Grlfflng cf Hebron, the am n om y farm as farmers 2 Karattan eriantal rugi, 9x12 tita ...... port's Centennial celebration. A1 tbrou^out the state, despairing of running less time t ns« to this high school are necessary $149.50 B 88 JS O the following tSchnical explanation Overnight A. P. Barzee, also of New Haven, followed Miss Barbara Valhoun and brother ments end refinements. making a crop, decided to save less current— costs less to because of tbe damage caused by I BIgalow Sanford Talamar rug, 9x12 tIta .$125.00 878.80 Chenille and Curly Mohair "Conlrasl Their Textures In Thla Snlto of the Marlborough lighting equip­ Hollywood him across the line. of Manchester were recent gt.eats at tbe March floods and under this the home of Mrs. George Rose. John stalks for fodder I Kararian erianfal rug, 9x12 stxa...... $149.50 878.00 ment, which layout was planned by New Haven—The state' executive project the building wrlU be repaint­ General Electric Company of News Phelps of Andover Is assisting in In Minnesota, where normal honey Hollywood, July 37.— (A P )—The committee of the Socialist party production ranges up to 10,000,000 ed, the brick work pointed up and Behenectady and installed by the the duties at the farm of George champion movie family of Holly­ tabulated the Connecticut referen­ pounds annually, the UkellhOod of a fldora replaced where neceaaary. Oonneeticut U gbt and Power com­ Rose, wood, studio scouts say, are Mrs. Hartford — State Milk Adminis­ dum vote for three executive com- SO per cent curtailment In yield was In Klllingly thto morning. 104 pany is offered for public Informa' Isabella Chamberlin Is visiting Wilton Bargains Wynonah Johnson and her seven trator S. McLean Buckingham, In mlttee-men-at-large and one com­ seen by Dr. .Maurice C. Tanquary, men will atart work on three new tloo. children. an Informal report to Gov. Cross, friends In New York City. MK mitteeman from each of the five bee-keeping authorty of the State rii tiraiii W PA projects. One of these to for "The light from the sun, from an A ll the children are in pictures said ho believed the establishment Congressional districts, announcing Farm and Home week will be ob­ WAS NOW aa. served at the Connecticut State University. S\ibstarttlal rain was ' l••9V 9M| NfRit Installing 410 lineal feet of sanitary tocandeseent lamp or from a flame and one or mort work every day, of a milk marketing committee the that Right Wing candidate won six badly needed, he said, to save the 4 Famous Whittan rugs, 9x12 s i n ...... i is composed of all the color of the "most Important step" taken by College this wee... A fine Lonstruo- aewer on St. James road, another . $60.00 884JIO — 2 Piee#3 *Tm a sort of one-woman castlnj; of the eight places. late sweet clover, important source 10-YEAR for developing a town athletic field 3 Whitfall Anglo-Parslans, 9x12 slia ...... spectrum, but mixed in different the milk administration. Waterbury— Mrs. Margaret Stan­ tlve program has been arranged for $109.50 888.80 bureau,” explains the dark-halrM of honey. on Maple street which will include propoixionsproportions Inin eacheocn source.soui We Broeul Brook—Dr. George B. ton, 53, was Injured critically when each day. 8 All wool Wilton rugs, 9x12 sin ...... $64.50 887JS0 - — jjjj jjgjjt ^,,0^ 00 mother. The Ladles Benevolent Society of Optimistic Note LWARRANTYJ the construction o f four tennis usually think o f the light Porter, medical examiner, reported struck by a troUsy car. The Federal Reserve bank at Chi 4 WhittaH Worsted Wilton rugs, 9x12 slia $89.50 loamAMcent lamp as being:yellow In A routine call for studio castlni; the Center church will hold a lawn 69HMI88IM courts and one and one-half miles 878.00 directors Is "get me a Johnson kid.” Anthony A Petnika. 67. whose body cago saw a note of optimism In July 9IIT ★ Regularly f 139 tone, while as a matter of fact,f< the waa found Saturday In the woods, and card party on the lawn of Mrs. o f Qnder track, a football and base­ They range In age from S to 33. Charles Sumner August 13. Mrs. 1 estimates of tbe U. 8. Bureau of proportion of pure yellow light died from "probable acute alcohol­ Agricultural Economics, placing the ball field and fireplaces for picnick­ Carmencita, 13, la the family star. Wlltz Is cnalrroan of the affair. It's now . . . it's smart, but it's not high pricod. present is only a small per cent of ism." 1938 production of principal crops THE MUATOII* CdlRniEMOR ers. The former will cost 31,689 to Odd Lot Patterns tte whola. Actually there are vio­ She's had screen credit 44 times. BOLTON The Home Economics Committee complete, the latter, 312,381. The Dick, 31, has been in pictures IB Stamford—The Connecticut De in the Seventh Federal Reserve dis ., excludve Norse eeld-oMklnf It'i ilmplo, not somothing you’ll tiro of; It's o let. blue green, yellow, orange and of the Grange wdll hold a Bingo par­ other KllUngly project provides for years and Cullen, 9, started acting partment. Veterans of Foreign trlct as above that of the 1934 meeheiiluii, hei but three ilowly big liio— proportions aro corofuHy thought out. n d In n e radiation from an in- Wars, adopted antl-CommunistIc ty August 17. VegeUble dishes drought year "by a wide margin.' widening, grading, and draining WAS N O W , at the age of 17 days. Miss Mary and Miss Magglo Ca- have been purchased to match movinf pirti, employe imoolh, candedaent lamp, but the human eye At live, Payne already has ap­ resolutions at the conclusion of Its aazza of New York are guests of The report indicated production eight new streets at a cost of 324,- I 9x12 Wilton, Diractoira design, as is .... $85.00 It has tho now, wonderfully soft balloon cushions. has the property o f adding up all plates and cups and saucers pur­ eeiy> folllnt power laileed o( Ihc 902. These streets are aa follows; 8 8 8 .8 0 peared with such stars as Ruth annual state encampment at which their sister, Mrs. Jennie Manegglo. “ somewhat below the 1926-33 aver 1 Washed Axminstar, Hooked design, 9x12 $54.50 Seats and backs ora covered In soft chonitio, these colors and then recording an John M. Breen of Hartford was chased by members. Nearly 313.00 age,” the bank noted that since the eeuel hurried beek-end-forth Maryland, Rosedale, Cross, Oak 8 3 4 .8 8 Chatterton, Barbara Stanwyck and The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Is on hand to purchase silver. Jlrs. 2 Heavy Broadloom rugs, 9x12, plain graan average color for the entire visible elected department commander. estimates were made there had been tcDon. Rctull— more cold for Cady, Prince. White Row. and $II5J)0 8 7 8 .0 0 other turfacat in curly mohair. This um of con­ Sylvia Sidney. Seesell Ann, 15, and Pete Manegglo Is recovering from Lillian Hutchinson Is acting as spectrum. In this case the average Mrs. Raymond Frost of New Brit­ a probable additional deterioration tho current seed end e mechenlim Peckham Lone. 2 9x12 "Twistweava" rugs, 9x12 ...... $75.00 8 8 B J IO Camilla, 18, each have a decade'e an attack of pneumonia. chairman. trasting fabrics is tho latest trend. ia yellow, while In the ease o f sun­ experience under the Kletga. ain, wife of the retiring commander, Mrs. Arthur Merrill Is the guest In com of 200,000,000 bushels. Tbe In Berlin 18 men will start this I 9x15 heavy weave hooked rug ...... $ 110.00 light, Vdwcs there is a stronger pro- thit It elmoel everleetlns. 8 7 8 JE 0 " I started my ‘casting bureau' was elected state president by the of her son and wife In Fitchburg. district comprises parts of Wiscon­ • ftae. u. s. VAT. err. morning installing 1,200 lineal feet 1 9x12 Hooked pattern rug, heavy grade $137.50 8 0 8 .0 0 portloti o f violet and blue the aver- 1930 when we came to H oll^ o od VFW Auxiliary. Mass. SATISFIED CUSTOMER sin, Iowa, Michigan, Indiana and of water main vlth hydrants on age Is white, which Is not a spec­ lillnow. 2 Heavy quality "Shadollta" rugs, 9x12 . . $85.00 8 8 8 J S 0 from Natchitoches, Loulalana,'' Mrs. Cornwall — Dr. Henry Mac- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bentley are Burnham and Ailing streets, to cost I 9x12 Modem broadloom rug ...... trum color hut merely the sum of all Johnson said. Cracken, president of Vasaar college spending a week in Horseheads, N. Spokane, Wash.— Police wtre on A t Omaha retail prices ot canned 32,784, while In S t^ o rd the project $115.00 8 8 8 .8 0 Early Amerli^n Maple RaUoon Cushions colors wbsn added according to the 'T h e youngaters have practically staying at his summer home here, Y. the lookout today for a local cafe's goods rose as farmers, their home­ starting this morning provides for I 9x11 Rosa taupe broadloom rug ...... $69.50 8 4 8 J I0 pemiUar rules of, the eye. grbwn up In ^ctures. They take di­ expressed deep regret when In­ An entertainment will be given by most satisfied customer. He went m grown vegetable supply destroyed repairing the Stafford HoUow "Other sources of light, such as rection well, whether It’s at the stu­ formed of the death of Ellen Fits the Mothers Club of Andover for for a hamburger and waa banded by drought, began storli•Ing up can- $5 Bridge over Furnace Brook, to cost the bluaigrasa sMtsury are, and ^ nr '* foods. Merchantslercbants aaid,farms)re DOWN PAYMENT dio or at home." Pendeton, retired president of Wel­ which half of the proceeds will go to 375 on a platter. 35,310 and employ 15 men. oranga-J^ aeon are, have incom­ lesley College. the hall. Mrs. Hssel Hutchinson has bought heavilly In- the ^bellei prtcei Broadloom Rugs plete speetnims. The mercury arc The proprietor said he agreed to of preserved foods would soar. The A honeymoon took precedence Westport— The Crimson Coach coached this play. Mrs. Elsie Jones cash a check for Albert Gayda, a gives Violet, blue, green and yellow over screen engagements today for nine, of Toledo, O., amateur cham­ chairmsn of the enteitulnmmi wave of purchases sent com and light, but la entirely lacking In customer. Busy, he told the waitress peas at Omaha up from three cans WAS NOW 00. 1 Irene Hervey and Allan Jones, cur­ pion soft-ball team of the world, de­ committee of tbe ball, »as made ar­ to give the money to the roan In 9 9x12 washed Broadloom rugs (lustrous like orange and red. Tbs neon light la ly-haired singing actor. feated the Westport AU-Btars 3-0 rangements for this two-hour mys­ for a quarter to ten cents straight, WnXINGTON composed of exactly those colors the front booth. There were two tomatMi went up to nine cents WATKIISIS an oriantal), choice 9 plain colors ...... Married yesterdav at Miss Her* tery play. It Is hoped that all who $108.00 8 0 8 .8 8 1 before a crowd of 2,000. front booths, and the fellow In the straight and string beans from nine that are mtsslng from the mercury vey's Beverly HIUs home, the couple Bridgeport—Bert McKenzie, vet­ are Interested In the maintenance of 20 27x54 scatter siza rugs to match $10.75 wrong one didn't wait for the ham­ to 11 cents. at MANCHESTER. CONK Rev. Horace B. Bloat took for his 8 7 .8 8 1 spectrum, and these two lamps may left for Carmel Highlands, Northern eran New Haven, racer, won tbe fea­ the hall will patronize this affair. he corniced to give a light that is burger. Light rains and lower tempera­ sermon theme Sunday "Opening of California resort, with "leave" from ture event in an outboard regatta The Orange member# are co-operat- Closed Doors.” The union service $ white to the eye. The sodium arc studio work until August 1. next Simday wlU be held at the Wll- radiates about ninety-five per cent The actress' fl-’e-year-old daugh­ Ungton Hill church at 11 o'clock In Axminsters, Velvets —2 Placed o f Its light in the yeUow part of the ter by a prevloua marriage,' acted as the forenoon. There to a small at­ spectrum, and sodium light alone la uower girl at her wedding. Jones' tendance at the services. When one of the purest of all colors. The WAS NOW aa. previous wife, Marjorie B. Jonea, Rev, Etorl Darrow waa pastor and sodium lamp as constructed for waa granted a Nevada divorce Sat­ Mrs. Darrow superintendent of the 7 9x12 Axminstar rugs, hooked patterns...... $42.50 8 3 7 JEO ieral use contains a starting gaa urday. addition to the sodium, and neon Sunday school, the attendance was 2 9x12 Plain velvets, band border ...... $59.50 8 3 8 .8 0 * Regularly fM has been found to be the best 100 or more chUdren. Now no ses­ 20 9x12 Axminstar rugs, a special sale purchase 8 3 8 .8 0 r A life guard who rescued Janet sions are held on the hlU In sum­ starter. Oaynor from the grip of a treacher­ mer owing to few attending. *^Many other rugs and sizes on nia are UN-Advartindl Those soft and plump bolioen cushions are ah . "A s a result pf this combination ous riptide acclaimed her today for George Alble of Providence, R I., of gases the sodium lamp gives coolness before danger. most os comfortoblo ts down. Fremea are solid about nlaety-flTe per cent sodium to putting In a new sprinkler system The red-haired actress was wad' at the HaU mlU In South W lllln ^ n mtpio, with ovary edge earofufiy rounded. Tho Ught and five per cent neon light, Ing some 50 yards offshore yester­ Clearance Summer Rugs! and to boarding with Mr. and Mrs. wido buttorfly arms oro droploovos, as usohd and the average color is the fa­ day with an unidentified roan com­ John Edwards. miliar orange." panion when she stepped Into a hole. Miss Vernetta Coleman, who hds WAS NOW aa. os 0 pair of and taUos (sovos you buying two "On account of the large propor- Swept beyond her d ^ th by tbs tloo of yellow light It ia customary been vtoiting at Summit. N. J„ la S 6x9 All fiber rugs, colorful designs...... $7.95 8 8 .7 8 taUos). Notica tho gonoreus and roomy siios. strong current, Miss Oaynor kept now In New York cataloguing books to speak of the sodium lamp aa be­ her head, shouted for help and I 6x9 Wool and fiber rug, black background , $9.95 at the Damrosch Musical Institute 8 8 JIO ing a monochromatic, or one-color, awam with the riptide. Life Guard where she waa one of the faculty 1 6x9 Plaid sini rug, black and white...... $12.95 8 7 .8 8 source. Herein is ah extremely val­ Richard Daubenspeck swam out and 4 6x9 Genuine Klearflax rugs ...... to $29.75 uable property of the arc when con­ for many years. She does thto work 8 1 0 .7 8 pulled her from the surf. every year usually in the fall. Miss 3 8:3x10:6 wool and fiber rugs ...... $14.50 Georgian Suite, Walnut or Mahogany sidered in connection with the hu­ “ She's got nerve,” be said. 8 8 .8 8 man eye. To understand this prop­ Coleman retired as music Instructor 2 9x12 wool and fiber rugs ...... $17.50 rometlme ago. She will return here 8 8 .8 8 e r ^ cooBlder some of the actions of Ann Rooney, nine-year-old ac. In September. the eye in glvlim practically Instan­ tress, dancer and singer won a taneous vldon for sll colors and all movie contract on her second day in Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mather ore ■h ■ ^. entertaining hla mother, Mrs. dlstanoiea. Hollywood. Sale Chances In Linoleums! "The people In the motion picture Ernest MoCuUy, New York City Warner, Mr. Warner, Mrs. Nelson and Mrp. Molr of Hartford. business have in the last few years automobile sales manager, and Mrs. sq. yd. NOW been given a new type of lens that Cecelia McCuUy are her parents. Ernest E. LaFleur was In town to­ Standard inlaid linoleum, choice of 10 different day (Monday) covering bis bl-week- This Wing Chslr $39 can keep a moving object constant­ An agreement with the R-K-O patterns, cemented over fait lining ...... $2.19 ly route for the OUlette Company'of 8 1 .8 8 ly In focua The camera operator producer, Lew Brown, calls for five Heavy gauge inlaid linoleum ...;...... $2.95 S’ rtf years at a salary ranging from WlUlmantic. His circuit weekly In­ 8 3 .3 8 moves a lever, and the . parts of the cludes Manchester. Medium gauge Inlaid linoleum ...... $2.45 camera lens move and readjust 3100 to 31,500 a week. 8 1 .8 8 Rev. and Mrs. Hotace B. Sloat Marblaizad rubber, l/j Iheh thick, choice of six themselves to keep the actor in have been assisting at the church focus. The studio people. In place Eddie Cantor put the next move patterns, eamantad complete for kitchen, halls, vacation school and taking their dln- of being properly impressed with a up to hla attorney today In his pic. nera with Miss Frances Mersereau. and bathroom (a snnaH extra fitting charge for $• beautiful and dlfftoult piece of op- ture troubles with Producer 8am- insfallafion in bathrooms)...... sq. yd. —9 Pieces uBl Goldwyn, but court action was In the afternoon they made calls 8 3 .3 8 Ueal design, refer to It aa a rubber last week on the bUl and east. lena, which would be a better joke If forecast by the banjo-eyed comedi­ It were not a few millions years out an. ■The mid-summer night baU given by Lorantffy Ladles' Aid of Warren- o f date. Cantor aald Goldwyn'a Is a "one- Carpela Included In the Sale! man studio” and blamed the pro* Those who enjoy the goodness of Camel’s mild, ^ e was held at the Czecho- "Nature Invented a real rubber Slovakia People’s Society haU In lena many miUtons of yeara ago and duoer'a current Illness for bolmng smsmm Mmm mmm WAS passed out a supply to ajl the beasts up the start of hla new starring vq* ACE OP AAARATHON RUNNERS I'South WlUIngton Saturday night ★ Regularly $149 hide for several months. D6incA&k*s Rftdlo orch60trft fur­ graan Broadloom, haavlast and birds and fishes and serpents. HAS BEEN RUNNING FOR 28 nished nmelc. The lens of the eye Is, in fact, a The delay, he said, would Inter­ ripe, costlier tobaccos with meals a n d / o r sake the stories told by refu­ crlralnotogy In tho Harvard law would like to be able to write to' lontsm gather nightly. Often noisy ed from ’Tbomes F> Morlarty, Jesus bring* to ua>—T. L. Cuyler. OoRoral IlnnaBor and rowdy, you might strike a good us for our sadness.—R. w . JPooadoiS Octobor I* 1111 gees very dependable evidence aa to school, looks like another helpful tbe> home folks that he has “gone Connecticut gas oompanies have what la going on In Spain. Men places auid'done things" oft tho night when one or two of the self- raoMvSd word from the American Bsetpt step In the nation’s war on lawlese- atyled geniuses of Manhattan's tnhll9h96 ICYR17 ^ , ,K,n tourist-beaten path, should clip Gas AsBodatioo Testing Laborator­ iiidays ana HoUdaYa fintarad at tha and women who peeped through the ncas. ^ L a ^ quarter are fighting over the Jit Offioa at llanet»aa»ar Conn„ aa today's "In New York" column. shutters of a Malaga hotel and saw This agency, report* Dr. Oluock, abUltiea of balf-a-dosen lesser ies at caevaland that during tbs SMond CUM Man Maiun______early months of the year there has turmoil In the streets Ull vivid hopes to co-ordinate the crime pre­ By GBOBOE BOSS known poets, novelists or palntera •UB8CH1PT10N RATES Don’t look too prosperoiu or tho been an unusually large demand on faar. by Mall stories S t GlbralUr about "chil­ vention actlvlUes of dty, state, and k :* ’ the part of gas appliance manufao- ip ? Month,S! by Mall ®® dren” shooting and stabbing to New York. July 27.—The UUe of boys and gals will get In your hair nation, to fill Important gaps In the pleading (In a nice way d course) turers for the testing by the labor­ r t^ iiM IB C U U Copy ...... { -^ death scores of priests and Fascists this piece could be “Barnstorming atories of new appliances and ap­ rlM lvarad ona yaar ...... ,«.o ..t»0 v existing anti-crime battle line, and Without Your Baedeker" or “How for alcoholic.stimulation. Amusing, —"children" of sixteen or seventeen, pliance accessories. This, It Is ^ UBMBBR OP I'HiC ASSOCIATED to provide a clearing house, oa It to Have Fun in New York This but be tigbtfisted and tolerant. said, not only reflects a definite op­ whose counterparts arc to be found : PRESS were, for crime prevention Informa' Summer by Leaving Your Guide­ 'Ihe daily noontima scene at timism on the part of these manu- [ Xbo AMoolAKd Pr»t« 10 •»eluilv«l» book In the Hotel Room.” Ttmes Square and Forty-third iM tttU d to tho uto tor roDublleitlon In many a European conscript lion. faeturers, but Is also tangible proof Since the lads who compU* the street where a religious fanatic AB( All novo dltpAteboi ondliod to It army. Quite logilcally this new program of the recently accelerated activity WATKINS BROTHERS 1 sr not sightseeing sagas of this town are bolds forth to an audience compos­ As a matter of fact very few In developing new modem designs |.pap«r add alto tht loeal o tw t bub- is going to start with the public ' ' • ' / “'wkSji' only IntereStod In the more ortho­ ed of race-track booklea who use In gas burning equipment tt is 1 Uehtd htrelD. people, having no especial training here, t)r. Qlueck of MANCHESTSm CONN. 1. All rlghtt of rtpublloAtioDS of dox of Manhattan’s cultural mani­ the opportunity to lay off bats with also an IndlcaUon of the desire on ' aaeolal dltbatehta btrolb art alto rt- In keeping their heads and control!- jj,* flrgt approach to festations, let this lend aid to the each other under the guise of be­ the part of gas equipment mamifao- E btrvtd. coming converts. One of mid-town’s Ing their powers of observation In the whole problem. visitors in their search for the bi­ turers to market only ' appliances Fall sarvlea ellant of N a A 8arv- an emergency, arc at all able to zarre and the colorful. Here then, moat Ironically interesting sights. and aceesaories which have been ap­ This Is a move to forestall crime. are some of toe things NOT tn the Performances every day -but Sun­ lea, Ino. draw a reliable picture of any such proved by the laboratories and which It ought to prove a great deal more g^uldebooks. day (the horses don’t run on toe are therefore able to dlaplay the A. Pobllbhara Hapraaanlatlva: Tha scenes of tragic turbulance ns many f i lallo a Mathawa Bpeolal Acaner—N a « effective than the present course, Well-informed and practical- Sabbath). G. A. seal of approval. Tsrk. Chleaao, Datroll and Boaton. of these refugees have been which takes effect only after the minded philosophers ag^'ee tha,t-lt ___ ^ _ CMebrtty Baimt The noticeable pick-up In the ap­ pliance testing and approval pro­ i “ UEHBEH a u d i t BUREAU OF through. They have been bring m I overt ,ict is committed. Is essential for the largest city of Jefferson 'Market on West 1 I CIRUUUtTIONa a nightmoro—and it le seldom that any democracy to provide a spot If you don’t ndnd being abroad gram, according to the Gas Age- for letting off political steam. Lon­ five In the morning, Is the one spot'' Record, trade organ of the gas In­ Tba Barald Prlntlna Coropanjr, It the victim of nightmare can de- i filjJ C K - U P M A Y H E L P don has Its Hyde Park, New York in town where one can gauge the dustry, may bo (Uiarged to several BEGINS TODAY ‘:^-ABsntnaa no anAnolAl' ^aponolMUiF scribe it, afterward, with any de- ■> - ' ‘ -(or tjpoaraphleal orrora appaarins in Its Columbus Circle. Here, on a Immensity of New York’s gargan­ factors. Most Important perhaps ‘ r'advartlaamanta In tba Uanebaatar gree of exactitude. The problem of resettlement, In- warm summer’s evening you can tuan appetite. ^ Fish, fruits, meat 1* tha trend among mantifacturera i f Bvanlnc Rarald. Clril war Is always more horrl- volvlng abandonment of vast seo- hear soap-box arguments pro and and vegetables’ are bought and sold to produce Improved models more ble than International war. This tlons of land and some small towns, con on nearly every qpbject under in tremendous quantities all In the frequenUy In order to make avaU- MONDAY, JUDY 37 able to tho pubUc new designs and one Is superlatively dreadful be- helps to focus attention on the toe sun. Including Hindu mysticism. space of a few hours, to supply toe There are few sights In this town hungry stomachs of Manhattan’s attractive modem decoration os cause to a very great extent it is question of rural organisation speedily as possible. This trend la PUBLIC NUISANCES comparable to a leisurely summer sbe mUIIoD souls. Hectic, but fasci­ particularly apparent In the gas being conducted without quarter. By this is meant county, township evening drive or walk across either nating, and unlike knythlng else In It la inevitable that the literal Almost at its outset the rebels and school district set-ups with their . range Held. Another major factor the new Tri-Borough, toe old the'country. stimulating boiler, furnace and wa­ WITH VALUES LIKE THESE Booeptance of the Townsend pen- adopted the insane policy of cn- customary duplication of functions Brooklyn or new George Washing­ Jack and Charlie’s, on West 52nd ter heater test work Is the enforco- stoo idea, as it was embodied in the deavorlng to frighten the loyalists ami tcrrltorlea, and consequent ex- ton bridge. I f toe evening Is clear, street, la the favorite watering ■ ment of the American Gas Associa­ you’ll be grateful for toe cool breez­ place of the town’s celebrities and Bret McOroarty till—the flat J200 out of rcslatence by proclaiming the orbllant cost to the taxpayer. Mlch- tion’s new five-year approval policy, R month for everybody over 60—will es that sweep upwards from toe toe proud possessor of imderground which requires that all appliances purpose of executing those ,who re- igan, for Instance, has found that river and toe view is as magniUcent tunnels, exits, and vaults that date have to be gotten out of the minds approved prior to January I, 1631, THROUGHOUT THE STORE sisted them—and* by actually doing substantial savings might be eftect- as wou are likely to find anywhere. back to the speakeasy days and the I o f some millions of persons In the hb resubmitted for test toi* year in so tn a large number of Instances, ed If numerous, thinly populated And I’d suggest a trip up. to unexpected visits o f the rtvenu* order to obtain extension o f ap­ • —.... Vhlted States before the great It was Inevitable that the govern- school districts In less productive Momingside Heights, near Colum­ officers. I f It’s celebrities you want proval. This policy Inaurds the question of old sge security Is ever bia University, where there stands to see, and. If there are any left tn Once again Watkins Fine Furniture is reduced for this An­ ment supporters should retaliate In sections of the state were consoll purchasing pubUc that such appli­ properly solveiL In fact tt Is prob' one of the smallest and loveliest town during the warm summer ances bearing tho laboratories’ blue Wnd and go even further. dated. churches in all of New York. It Is months, it’s a pretty safe wager nual Store-Wide Summer Event . . the August Furniture Sale. ably pretty well out of the minds of 1^1 seal of approval, are up-to-date and This Is not "civilised" warfare any Many other states face Identical called L ’Eglise de Notre Dame, and that you’ll spot them here. measure up to the gr^uaUy tight- plenty o f those who rate themselves Again every department enters the occasion with fine dis­ more thah the World War was civ- problems. The distribution of pop is a small model of toe larger anlng standards which gas appU- BtUI as Townsenders. lllzed, or the war In Ethiopia. ulaUon and dupllcaUon of goveru- I men went to the White House and Notre Daune Cathedral In Parts. ances must m eet N ext January plays of the newest fashions . . with practically 100% of their But there Is no enemy of ration­ canned variety wilt be about as The altar has been hevim out of JAPAN’S TRADE tho five year poUoy will require the Those gentle souls who are so hor- ing agencies constitute a real prob- cheap as the home-canned. When put up a big holler for more pie. HITS FOBTUGCE8B alism la connection with this sub­ Behind! the Scenes natural rock, and the entire chuch resubmlsslon for test of such appli­ stocks reduced. Only a limited few Nationally priced and ad­ rlfled by the bloody frenzy of the lems of reorganization. So while buying canned foods, remember to­ ' even down to the small chapels. Is ances which received their stamp of ject more Inimical to an enlighten­ matoes, which are comparatively Lisbon— (A P ) — Representatives Spanish loyalists and who are tell- we're at this settlement question. It in W ashington architecturally beautiful. Nearby approval by the laboratories prior vertised items have escaped the markdowns. ed understanding of the matter cheap and at the same time are of American labor cannot function of Portugal’s textile Industrlea re­ to January 1, 1932,^and so on. Ing about so many things that the might be a good stroke to examine value In toe diet, providing vita­ By Rodney Dutcher with two contesting forces. I t is Is the Cathedral of St. John toe cently asked toe government to aid than those who declare the Town­ Divine, which few visitors pass up trained newspaper correspondents the situation generally. In drought min C. tougb enough to function when them In meeting Japanese competV send plsn to be a "cruel hoax” and while In the city aa It will be the ssem to have missed altogether, are areas and elsewhere. I f you would Ilk* to have some Evening Herald Washington labor Is united; It Is almost Impos tlon In Portuguese colonies. The In­ Over three thousand reductions . . so you’ll be sure to find themselves proceed to attempt to slble to get anywhere when labor is largest church In toe world when dustrialists said the Japanese era perhaps not the most reliable | menus to use as a guide when pre­ Correspondent. hoax ths whole country by opposing paring meals which are healthful divided. completed. flooding colonial markets with cheap just what you w a n t. . at substantial savings. Of course the sources of Information. Vanishing Villagers goods and threaten to annihlUate to It ilgure* Inflnltelv more untrue and low In cost, send for my special Washington, July 27.— The posi­ — William Green, president, Amer­ The Congregational and Method- But with the help of Interviewers More "not in toe guidebook” sug- Portuguese Industries. jrt groups of the Federated church Quality and ^em ce remain the same . . the high standard that than any sver advanced by Dr. article INBXPENSI'VE MENUS. tion of young Senator Rush Holt of ican Federation of- Labor. who are after "good etorlea" they Health and Diet Forward your request In care of haw .’otod to form a united church Townsend or Us supporters. West Virginia is as peculiar as It as a result each body will cease has made Watkins Brothers famous for fine furniture since are building up quite a bit of pro- this newspaper and enclose ten Repiesentatlv* Scott of minois, cents and one large-self-addressed Is surprising. “ ■ „® «n »'»te existence. The church rehel propaganda juet the eame. Advice 1874. a member of tha "investigating" envelope. , Nominated and elected as a lib­ will be known aa the Wapplnjr Ck)m- 18th CENTURY DINING ROOM; 9 PIECES $|69 In any attempt at evaluating the By Dr. FRA N K UeOOY nunlty church. committee that was headed by that eral, boy wonder while still under Spanish sltuaUon It might bo Just QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Judge Ralph M. Grant has been gangster < iwUtlcian Rep. Bell of the require^ senatorial age of 86, a u ^ ria e d to prepare papers of aa aa well for American readers to ro' SPENDING FOOD MONEY llron Starvation) One of the finest groups of dining room Kansas City, la the, latest to cry Holt found toe whole capital friend­ seclatlon to be filed with the secre­ member that the present govern­ WISELY Question; Martha D. inquires; ‘T t s ^ oi state and at a meeting to be pieces we’ve ever found at such an outstand­ over the cruelty of tba Townsend Perhape, after going «to tho gro­ understand that Iron Is one of the ly when he came here. ment of Spain came Into being not Beg in n in g T o d a y - held August 8, the papers will be ingly low price. Each piece is a distinctive •%oax” and to use the hackneyed cery store you have come home most' necessary minerals In the But by bis own assiduous efforts signed by the two committees rep. through violence but as the result tried to figure out where your adaptation of a fine 18th Century original. and nonsensical figures that were body and I want to know If It Is he has queered himself with the resenting the two groups. Subse- of a general election In which the I money went, Sf you buy about toe possible for toe average person to national administration, the Demo­ qumUy bylaws will be adopted and The buffet has bowed center drawer. Notice Introduced into th* bearings by so- cratic machine which dominates parUee of the left complete^ “ “ ofyou“ ^ J ^ "X r‘^brt forty fall to get enough of It.” officers of the Wapping (Community the t(vthe-floor China cabiriet with its Hep- ealled eoonomlst* obviously Ignor Answer: As a general rule toe West Virginia, the union mine whelmed tho aristocrats, toe Fas-1 went for moat, flah or poul- ngregatlonal- Ing to toe Spanish constitution. I vegetables; seven cents for Sugar; food used, but because of an In- i t t I t la possible that th* bread tentlnal condition may not be ab­ with Senator Mat Neely and some Ists. The Methodist church burned six cento for eggi; and less than A few years ago and a Community would oost much more— too much sorbed properly. My artlcl* on of toe latter's political associates. Holt stumped the state against iiM house was erected on the site. Ralph - more. But even at tba vary worst URGE OR WARN? are too'**overoge figures IRON STARVATIO N should bo of See other Sale News Interest to you. This article will bo Neely tpr the May primaries and E. CoUlns, Mrs. Harriet B. John.

Damocratle National . oammlttaa,: MANGHBSTBR BVBNWO HBRAED, BfANCinWrER. CONN- MONDAY, JULY « , 198«. HAPPY ECHO OF WEDDING BELLS who cams back from a thraa waekF TOBACCO WORKERS ABOUT TOWN PRESIDENT NEARS STATE POLICE CAPT. vacation to say ha waa "going to twalva jraorti old or under nay aatar lECBEATION HOUSE work.” toe clast without charge. A number oppose i t One business man in our men who know what they ore talk Ho said ha was optimiatle of BESTAPPEARANCE front Rockville have already regto- ELECTRIC SBOCK CAUSES town soya we ore all erooko, but if IM about? One of them sold to a renM and toe bs oould have been at the oonvan- Miaa Bircel Crawford, daughter of CTTESDEPT.GROWTH President Roosevelt’s chances for IN VICINITY SCARCE ROCKVILLE fotod at the Pavilion. Mr. Andrewe friend of mine, toe only trouble with CAR SIM ES POLE H iurtfoa ENDOFCRUISE /■ re-election and that the party treas­ wUl be assisted by Everett tloD with US he would have been this oonYsnUoD-te that they don’t McOlinn continued oa to BhuR^K FfHtTWACCOHELP Mr. and Mra Robert Crawford of 78 DEATH TO REPAK MAN compelled to chan: his opinion. I Pearl atreet, have returned after a ury was in good conditiaD for the CUPXOSTBYVEIS Theummler and Leonard Rydholm. give us anything to do! No drunks, ford and oaourad too senBdei M I . , personally tolked with noted mln- Boot Hartford-polics^^ three weeka’ vacation apent with campaign. The classes wlU be held every Wed­ no fights, no disobeying of rules, all Istera and bustnssa men o f all des­ are happy and good natured and RINGS FIRE ALARM went to 60 Adams atraeL but Mr. and Mra. George Moody of Morgan said the treasury had nesday afternoon from three to four Burklnghnm Young Man Dies Kiwanians Hear Captain had $100,000 at the time of tha Phil­ Broadleaf Growers Com­ VALUABLE CONCERTINA criptions, not small fry, but big ready to cooperate In every way to get no responser Springfield, Maaa. One week of the Ready Today for Last Jog to O’clock and every Baturday after­ in Now York After Suffering men who ore suoeeiaful In their F h c i O i Hartman Pbntation adelphia convention, that $700,000 noon from three to five o'clock. help.us kesp the crowds moving In Shortly offor roturaing to _ _ time the party toured Cape Cod and ■:h more bad oeen pledged In the Rooae- A nderson^ea Post Defeat Electric Shock. colling, and every one of them are the right dlrtctlona. We felt that portiona of New Hampablre and StOes at Their Noonday, plain WPA Is Using AD DESTROYED AT PARTY Awards wlU be made at toa and of heart and soul In this movement, chaster a oall came fcon i.tos Bkii Campobello Island, His velt ralllea held a ft v the conven­ toe elx weeka’ eourae. they were our friends and ws tried it and Run Driver Dam* Hartford pollee station 4*6$ Traisformed to Entertun Vermont tion, and that a total of $2,000,000 John Matyka, $4. of Buckingham, and see In It the only hope for the to show them that we wanted to be ed by Hartford Post Held Community Set-Ice young and old alike. Lawrence was at ths station to would be aulficient for the whole died of an electrio ahook suffered at their friends. I think they must all Mr. and Mra. Edward Thoraell Snininer Home. Surplus Labor. John Golemba Finds Instru­ A community aervtce waa held at Thirty thousand people gathered port that his ear bad >bsea ■$ campaign. 12:15 Sunday morning two hours of them have been Townsendlte*, or ages Box; East Hartford 'TMa was at 4:80 and Sergeaot 90 Familiea. and amall aon Edward of Henry ment Burned Badly and the Crystal Lake Methodist church In that great auditorium lost Sun­ els- they saw Police Gnmmisstoner OennlB Cardinal Dougherty of Officers Elected. on Sunday afternoon. The pastor, OUnn went to Eest Hartford atreet, and Mr. Tboraell'a mother of Philadelphia, returning from Vati­ Later . It ie Wrecked by after he had been removed to day morning In our worehlp service Spleas’s badge and know that they A serious scarcity of help on ths Pev. J, Arthur Edward preached, and listened to one of Chicago’s Man Is Held. question St. Lawrenoe. Altbi West Hartford, left this morning Aboard Schooner Liberty, Off Seal Captain Walter F. Stiles of the can City, left the Queen Mary at Boys. New York hospital, or before hU just had to be good to us or take afir. and K n . Rasr Hartaousb of having for hU topic, "The Man Who relatlvea oould be notifled. noted divines. Rev. Preston Brad­ the conseqiisnees. S t Lawrenoe stuelt to the story for a two weeka’ vacation to be Cove, Grand Manan Island, N. B., State Police Department waa the Quarantine on a tug chartered by a broadleaf tobacco plantation In tha Suffered a J o lt” apent at Mlaquamicut and other group o f Philadelphia CathoUca.. Anderson-Shea Post, Veterans of Bom in Glaatonbury and educated ley, D.D, L.L.O. as he unfolded to us his car had been stolen fr o a hli^ Hartford aro ec^duetlnf a vacation July 27.—(AP)—President Roose­ speaker at the weekly noonday vlclnltjr o f Manchester Is imminent RockvUIe, July 27.-Joh n Golem- Ladies Aid to Meet h: Philosophy of Life,” Himself an At any rate we cams away from garage be had outs oa Ills peefi ang ' places on the Rhode Island shore. Foraign W'ars, failed to win first in the schools of toat town ha took Oeveland, that "diadem by .he An automobile struck the pole on •Oltool and reeroatlon hall In the meeting of the Klwanls club at the with the existing WPA projects ba o f 49 Franklin atreet had his The Ladies Aid of the Vernon ardent Townsendlte. Oh no, we Ore a scratch oa hla nose. Htg'- oasa velt ordered sails on hla schooner prlke for ths best appearing sx- up the etpdy of radio and was in sea”, saying God bless the police­ which Is located toe police box and tormor Hartman boarding houae on Sewanna set at the first sign of good Country club today and gave a most using the majority of excess labor ooncertlna which hs valuad at $700 Methodist ohuroh will hold a meet New York as a special repair man, not all crooks, or nit vlts, some of was continued in court here todS|^8'( Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Nichols are on eervlca unit to the SUmford V. F. W. Ing with Mrs. Maurice Fielding on the brainiest men In the country are men not only there but everywhera also the fire alarm Box 48 at the the plaatatton off Burnham itreet. a two weeks’ automobile tour. ’They weather today for the last jog of bis interesting account of the fine work during the harvesting season. Fred, destroyed on'Saturday night Mr. being employed with a concern that and moke us more friendly towards intereectlon o f Main and (Jharter Second Alarm. ,i>i two weeks’ vacation cruise to Cam- accomplished by the department Department Convention parade Sat­ Tuesday, July 28. Thla will be an In this moven^ent, some o f the moat A woekly program haa bean ar­ have already been away the greater OBITUARY Leone of Silver Lane, Gkmt Hart­ Golemba Is a well-known musician gave 24-hour service. He was call­ them In the difficult task which Is Oak •treete at 11:80 Saturday night Companies 2 and S were _ pobello Island. New Brunswick. Mr. Stiles traced the history of the urday after five successive wins in aU day meeting on the shores jf trustworthy, some of God’s noble­ ranged for the children o f parenta part of the past week and post ford, who haa 18 acres o f jroadleaf Lake Tankerooaan. There will be ed on a service job soon after going thslrs. resulting In toe sounding of the firs 18:80 Sunday noon for a fire in a 'There he will rest a few days with stats' police from the beginning to convention parades. First place who plays a number of instruments. to work on Saturday night and In men and women. ai^fldng on the plantation which in- cards received from Mr. Nichols In­ planted this year, stated to The a quilting party In connection with So than my triends one and all alarm and bringing many to the box garage ia toe rear of 831 Bast Cknw dudea talka, moviea, gamea, arta members of his family after 417 the present time and cited a number DEATHS Herald this afternoon that he did honors went to the delegation rep­ A wedding reception was being giv­ attempting to fix an armature was We were unanimous In one thing "If you wont to do your duty. dicated that he was on his way to D resenting Caldwell Colt Robtoaon en at Pulaski haU on Village atreet the meeting and a pot luck dinner thinking there was a flro. The po­ tor street that had started in some ■ad crafta and dancing. Bucksport, where he soldiered aa miles of leisurely sailing In Maine, of crimes and the methods used In not know which way to turn for shocked by the electricity. Ho was and that was that'we would have Be a Townsend man. Andrew Gerhard Peat, 254, Of Hartford. Saturday following ths wedding will be aervao at noon. The membera nothing to do with any third party lice car was soon on the scene oa rags under an old oar. When the' A large library haa been eatab- captain of Company G hack In 1898. Nova Scotia and New Brunswick their solution. help with the harvesting season at once taken to a hospital, but fail­ If you want to help your brother. were Companies 1, 2, and 4 o f tha doors were first opened toera ws* Andrew Gerhard of 75 Summer ceremony of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph and their friends are Invited to come nrovement. We will ate (tor aena- ilabed in the remodeled building waters with hla three sons— James, 'The speaker said that Hartford about 10 days away. Anderson-Shea Post waa beaded and enjoy tha day. ed to recover and died at 2:80. His Bo a Townsend fan. South Manchester department, but lot of smoke, but toe fire was e»> ntth 300 volumea o f chlldren'e street dropped dead Saturday after­ by the noted Mamaroneck, N. T., Marcinowskl of Mountain street tors and reptesentatlves who favor Men In the employ of the Edward Franklin, Jr., and John.. was one of the first cities to have A shortage of help on the broad­ relatives were notifled yesterday of For every day w'e’ra growing they found no fire. What they did tlngulshed with chemicals with UtUS'-’i boeka. The children have the use As he prepared for the' 2(J-mlIe run noon at 2:50 o’clock on Hartford V. F. W. Driim and Bugle Corps Mrs. Marcinowskl was ths formsr Held Outdoor Meeting the Townsend plan be they Demo­ F Half company of Hartford started a uniformed police department. In leaf farms will also be-felt. It Is ex­ his death and arrangements were stronger. find woe a box knocked over. While loss. ’’ of an organ, piano and radio and up the uninhabited west coast of road near the Rogers Paper Manu and the local unit waa In charge of Miss Ursula Raullnkltis of Hazard- The Young People of the ToUand crats or Republicans or from any tearing up the top dressing on the 1860. The state police now have pected, throughout the Connecticut made to have the body sent to Hart­ Battling for the right: the police went to work and tried ma aelect any aubject to atudy that Grand Manan Island to Paaaamo- factoring company at Prospect ex-Flrst Sergeant Jim Hynes vtlle. Federated church held an outdoor ford to an undertaker In that city. other party, but ror President and north side of Center atreet from a force of 154 men, an Increase of valley unless 'WPA officials take So join the band of Townsend to locate the driver of tha hit and they chooae. Once a week a cooking quoddy Bay, the log of CapL C. Rua- street. He was removed to Hose . Company G. There was a large attendance at tneetihg lest evening at the summer The funeral will be held tomorrow Vice President ws take no stand. boosters, point where the end of the discon­ about' 45 over last year. Mr. Stiles' action to transfer workers to some run oar the firemen gave attention MTLUONAIRE FOR DAT idiool ia held and each Saturday aell Dennen of the press boat Liberty Local delegates attended the bual the rsoeption and Mr. Golemba home of Dr. and Mra. Wright R morning at lO o’clock at ths home Each Townsendlte will vote no Be a Townsendlte.” avaning a program ia given with tinued rail appears on Main street ^^held th;‘clo“sV aVuntion a^rin- of the sections where a labor short­ naes sessions of the convention dur placed his concertina on the stage Bean overlooking Snlpslo Lue. Al­ of his father. Adam Matyka In doubt for the men whom he thinks to placing the box In tte proper along the west side of the trolley showed the Roosevelts had been un­ terest of the Klwanlans through­ efforts to revive him proved unaval I Your friend, Winston-Salem. N. C.—WUUgiB B. ■everal raela of moviea. age exists now. ing the three days climaxed by the while visiting in another section of vina Wochomurka was the leader at Buckingham with burial to Oolches- are beet fitted to be at the head of condition and by 5:30 bod toe work rails on Center street for a distance der sail or motor propulsion 81 out and he was warmly applauded Ing. Death was due to heart fail­ WTLLIAM B. KEITH. done. Merchant knows how it feels to bs^ A t the preaent time there are hours and 10 minutes in covering 397 ure. In other years, Mr. Leone said, election of James Breen of Hartford tbs ball. Upon his return, ha found the meeting. ter. our nation. 861 Main street, of about 50 feet. When this work is a mllUonalr* for a dey. ■bout 80 famillea living on the plan- miles from Pulpit Harbor, Me., at its close. plenty of help has bene available aa Department Commander. Dele that someone had dropped a lighted Mr. and Mrs. Russell B. Taylor of He Is survived by his parents; Our poUcemen are good Judges of July 26, 1936. Police oars were sent in on dlree- done they will start work on tha >A brief talk as given by Adjutant Mr. Gerhard was bom In West cigarette into the instrument and it character. What did the Cleveland Merchant received a divided eheek': and the recreation achool per- where the trip began July 14. for broadleaf harvesting but this gates from the Anderson-Shea AUx 22 Village street have returned four sisters. Ann, Mary, Alice and tloni, but no car was found. On from a company In whidi south side of the rails and carrying Those orchids that David "Winkle” Brooks, debonalre voung man- Hoboken, N. J., on September 2, was damaged considerably. home after a week’s motor tour of mllcc say of ui7 "The most ordcr- mlta the parenta to work in the Eight days of the voyage were William Trigg of the Salvation year very few have applied for . lUary also attended the auxiliary Ro.sland Matyka. and two brothers Middle Turnpike West, a car was a amall block of stobk. It was msd* Selda and tobacco aheda while the around the work to a point to tha about-New York, has been sending to Adelaide Moffett—she’s the Army, who will be dtrectoi of the 1884, and bad lived In Manchester Ha placed the concertina In the several of the New England states y. tile most courteous, the most Can you get social security from ^Vi spent In Nova Scotian waters, the for the past twenty years. He was. work. The average dally wage Is sessions. Alexander and Walter Matyka, aU found overturned. ^ colling the out for $1,000,014.50, and propsr|te^ children are being cared for by the double Irons. There were 35 men at eldest daughter of former Federal Housing Commissioner James Klwanls state camp at Coventry rear yard of the ball, planning to and Canada. Aken In company with of Glaatonbury. friendly group of people that ever a government which cannot keep Sewanna putting In at a half dozen Moffett—seem to have been significant after all, for here you see a fireman In the employ of Cheney $3.00. he said. Past Commander William Barron motor vehicles department It waa signed by all necsssary officials. It ! trained recreational advisora. work there this morning and the Lake this summer. The attendance Other East Hartford broadleaf of the local post was urged to run get it when the reception was over, Mr. Taylor’s parents, Mr. and Mra. came to our city.” wasn’t that a Itself Bolvent? learned that tha car was tlatod os top dressing that had been broken coves of peninsula fishing villages. the twain wearing their honeionoon smiles after an unexpected Brothers. He was a member of the but when he went to look for It, the fine testimony from a 'g ro u p of should have been for $14.50. He re^. Once each week the children are 18 Days On Water prize, donated by Jack Sanson, was growers and others bordering or In . for junior vice commander but de­ W. J. Taylor of Henry street, Man­ • ^ n . George Wyeth, New York. being owned by Arthur 8t Law- >«v«ii to the Globe Hollow pool for up waa being replaced by a new marriage at City Hall. ^ Concordia Lutheran church, and of instrument bad disappeared. 'The chester. turned toe obeok. When the President goes ashore won by G. E. Willis. Garfield Council, GUAM, of Union Manchester have already made an clined. due to his duties with the awimmlng leaaona and Mra. Hart- top dressing before noon today. It local police department. police were notified and upon Inves­ OPEN FORUM from Welshpool In Quoddy Bay late City, N. J. He leaves a daughter. appeal to state labor agencies for aongh plana to have every one of la planned to do the work In four Following are the 1936-37 V. F. W, tigation found that three boys, two the ehlKben taught how to awlm be­ separate sections, making It possible today or tonight, he will place his Lucas, Illinois Democrat and mem­ Miss Mildred E. Gerhard, who lives workmen. Several hundred were 14 and one 1C years of age had feet on land for the first time In 13 sought In South Windsor alone. Department officers elected at yei THAT TOWNSEND CONVENTION fore achool beglna. to keep traffic clear at all times and ber of the Congressional commit SEES UQUOR TAX at home, and a brother, John Ger­ terday's seslson: Department dam' found tha instrument and started to The Hartman Company haa ex­ also cover over the top of the bare days. TOWNSEND SPEAKS tee which Investigated the Town­ hard, of Jersey (3ity. The Hartman plantation and John take It apart to get the copper wire Manchester His mother and wife will be wait­ mander,-James Breen of Hartford, Editor of Manchester Evening panded emuriderable money in re­ section of the unused trolley mil. send plan told the Non-Townsend 'The funeral will be held tomorrow Hackett of this town, extensive and other metal In it Ths wrecked Herald; ing for him In a red-shlngled cottage senior vice commander, Joseph Per^ modeling and repairing the old It Is a state highway project. Association for Pension for the IN U. S. TOO HIGH afternoon at 2 o’clock at his home. shade-grown planters, stated that rone of New London; junior vice concertina was recovertd, but it is Date Book May I again avail myself of the houae for uae aa a recrea- overlooking the bay. TO HUMUDIENCE ■4- '.u- Aged, Inc.; Rev. Karl Richter of the Concordia there Is no scarcity of labor here. oommander. Colonel Charles Lock­ doubtful as to whether or not It can privilege afforded by your forum Canadian Royal Mounted Police be repaired. ttoo b ^ . Mr. and Mra. Hartaougb Among those mi the "Queen *Tt is now time for public spirit­ church will officiate. Burial will be The local plantation use bojm and' hart of New Haven; quartermaster, Tonight column to give expression to some Hve in a apartment located in will augment American Secret Serv­ (Oontlnned from Page One) In West cemetery. Mary’’ this morning on her record- ed citizens to help relieve the aged girls of High school age ^ostly George F. French of Hartford (re­ Decision Reserved July 27-Aug. 1.—Red Men’s an­ of the things that are on my mind i one end o f the building. ice men in guarding the Chief Exec­ The decision was reserved by (kr­ breaking run waa Mrs. Robert P. Urges Friends of Plan to and indigent af the nation from the whereas the broadleaf plafilters use elected); chaplain, John P. Bren­ nual carnival at Dougherty's tot. and heart after attendance at the Knapp of 857 South Main street utive while on Canadian soil. and France. The liquor situation, adult men for the harder work of oner John H. Yeomans of Andover greatest convention ever held to this Mr. Roosevelt will leave Campo- most cruel hoax which has ever be said, waa definitely improved In nan of New Haven (re-elected); snr- This Week - - harvesting the whole stalk tobacco. on Saturday following the inquest or any other country. R ig h t T b ' y b a r who was making a short visit to geon. Dr. Thomas F. Maher of the July 29.— Meeting o f Young Re­ D o o r been perpetrated upon the Ameri­ bello late ’Thursday by boat for a Campaign for Constitn- the United States since repeal. “ SPEED" FEATURE FILM to the deato o f Miss Anna Cairns, First I desire to express my England. short trip to St. Andrews, N. B., can people. A s for the Presidential election, Veterans’ hospital, Newington (re­ publican Clubs of Hartford County elected); Judge Advocate, Anthony 75, of 509 WUlow street, Waterbury. at Masonic Temple. m tltude to every one of thoee dear BANK, ECONOMIC where he will board a train for •"There was a time when I believ­ he refused to voice an opinion. Indi­ Tha accident occurred one week ago friendslends of our cause whow by their The weekly band concert by the ^ebec. He will spend Friday m AT STATE TOMORROW Tslesca o f Tontogton; council of ad' Aug. I. — Catholic Ladles of Co­ Uonal Amendment. ed that Dr. Townsend was Intel­ cating the general public would SHOT IN STRUGGLE today in Tolland when an automo­ contributions mode it possible for COMES Salvation Army band will be held that city conferring with Lord show Its Presidential preference. ministration, John Schilling of lumbus bridge luncheon and state SCHALLER'S In Center park tomorrow night at lectually honest in promoting what Greenwich and Michael Bannon of bile driven by WllUam Klrscbbaum social at Sunset Ridge elub. East us to g o to this oenven'-ion. Every Tweedsmuir, governor general of ”W e’ll have our say at the polls,” he o f 84 Charles street, Waterbury, ran EXPERTS VISIT 8 o’clock. A varied program of he conceived to be the economic sal­ New Britain (members for two Hartford, sponsored by local assem­ delegate, and there were eight of Canada, and sight-seeing. declared. off the highway and into the home selected numbers will be given by Boston, July 27.— (A P )— Dr. vation of the American people un­ Bank Night Prize This Week WITH GAS THIEVES years) and John McDonnell of Hart­ bly. us In toe party from this town, ap­ A big reception waa reported ar­ England impressed him, Rockefel of Harry NeecUiam a short way preciate toe m a t privilege which the band under the direction of Francis E. Townsend, founder of der the Townsend plan. The evl' ford (member for one year). Coming Eh'enta ranged. Including a parade, luncheon ler reported, because of Its signs of Is $50— “ Fury” Shown Last from Tolland atreet The driver of was ours and have come back home Bandmaster Harold Turklngton. the pension plan which bears his dence produced by t{)e investigating (Continued Prom Page One) Auxiliary officers; Department Aug. 31-Sept 6.—Knights of Co­ NEW G.0.PJ0MINEE at the Citadel, and a motor tour of prosperity. ”1 never saw aa much Time Tonight. the car stated that a blow out of the determined to work harder than name, urged nearly 4,000 of his sup­ committee has completely changed president, Mrs. Mary Frost, New lumbus carnival and county fair on the city. prosperity as I saw In Elngland,” be left rear tire caused him to lose con­ ever for the accomplishment of that porters here to start a drive after my viewpoint.” said. "Hotels are crowded. I never saying he saw the two men taking Britain; senior vice president, Mrs. trol of the car. grounds next to club house on Main (Oantimied From Page One) .. EUa Brennan, New Haven; Junior street. for which toe Townsend Plan the presidential elefitlon for a Con­ In Worcester, Mass., Dr. Town saw as much activity since before Tomorrow and Wednesday the gasoline from a pump when he en­ No charges havs been placed stands. ALLRED IS ELECTED stitutional amendment incorporat­ State theater’s motion picture pro­ vies president. Mrs. Frances Ander­ Sept. 5. 6, 7.— 40th annual con­ Oov. A lf M. Landon, Praaidentlal send called for the overthrow of the the depression.” tered the Coggeshall farm yard. Ha against Klrscbbaum. Those who tes­ We are not down-hearted because MRS. HcCAUGHEY GIVEN ing his old age pension proposal. major political parties and said On the fact that the city of Ver­ gram will Include "Speed”, a fast went up to them and said both sud­ son of Bridgeport: chaplain, Mrs. tified at the hearing on Saturday vention of Hartford District Luther of some of the things which were ELECTRIC MOTO-MART candidate. ” I suggest that petitions be pre­ that the man to elect was Rep, sailles, France, had named a atreet moving melodramatic story, starring denly attacked him. He Icnocked Nellie Moqutn o f Hartford; treasur were Louis Gorsky and Mrs. MolUe League of Emanuel Lutheran said at that convention, or at some A cttlaen’a committee, meanwhile, IN TEXAS ELEaiON er. Miss Gladys Eastwood of Bridge- church. eoandeted arrangementa for the sented to the State Legislature William Lemke, the candidate for after him. Rockefeller commented: James Stewart, Wendy Barrie and one of them down with a blow In Chorches, both of Tolland who wit­ of the things which were left un­ ■4' t i-n'x- PRE-CONVEimON P A R H asking that they memorialize Ckin- "That Is a kindly habit the French Una Merkel; and Special Inves­ the face and grappled with the port (re-elected): secretary, Mrs. nessed the accident; Constable Eu­ done which we hoped and expected notineation ceremonlea. the so-called Union Party. Katherine Hoffman of New Britain I (Continued from Page One) gress to put this plan Into action have.” tigator” with Richard Dix and other. He said he turned as the gene Wanat and Grand Juror Ever­ DIES FROM BURNS would be done. We were very f'er The pageantry they prepared la conductress. Mrs. Jennie Vacca' of Plalnvllle, July 27— (A P )— Miss I deaigne^ It waa enlained by Chair­ through a Constitutional amend­ Two MllUon Gift Margaret Callahan. Tomorrow man he had knocked do'vvn arose ett Smith of Tolland, Dr. Francis H. apart In some things as every con- I more than all his opponents, who DauKhters of Liberty Worthy ment,” he told a rally In Boston It Is the established principle of night Is Bank Night at the State and mistook a rifle this man carried Middletown; as.slatant conductress, Burke of Rockville who attended Nellie Williams. 61. died at the ventlon Is, but the Townsend move­ man Chauncay McCormick, to atrlke Rockefeller s gift of *2,400,000 for Mrs. Loretta Schilling of Green trailed aa follows: Tom Hunter. Mistress to Go to Convention the British policy. It is Indeed the the restoration of Versailles has en­ and the award will be $50 since the for a stick. Breault said he reached Miss Calms and Asaistant Medical Bristol hospital this morning as the ment waa not split wide open as the notea of “Americanlam, Conatl- arena yesterday. wlch; guard, Mrs. Bh-ank Cava result of bums she suffered at her 176,819: F. W. Fischer, 109,033; Roy in Pittsburgh August 11-13. basic condition of British life, that abled the French to restore the for­ prize was won last week. out to grab the weapon and the man Examiner Dr. John E. Flaherty of some writers of the press would try tnUonallam, and the Flag." "Obviously, If we do not do that, Her of New Canaan; assistant home here yesterday. Her clothing Tha big (^ c a g o atadlum, acene of Sanderford, 62,065 and Pierce hwerever and whenever our securi­ mer playground of Marie Antoinette The program tonight at the State pulled the trigger. Following the this city who stated that death was to make people believe. we are going to have a four year Includes "Fury” starring Spencer shooting both thieves ran to the guard, Miss Edith Wasmutb of caused by a fractured skull. caught fire and she rushed from the Let me eay with all the emphasis tha ceretDoniea, win be elaborately Brooks, 25,601. Mrs. James W. McCaughey of 18 fight on our l\ands. We are going to ty Is endangered It Is our bounden to Its orlg;lnal state, even to the house Into the yard, where a neigh­ vegetable gardens and flower beds. Tracy and Sylvia Sidney and "No­ highway and Breault said a few sec­ New London; patriotic instructor, Births at my command, that there Is no | deeorated.in Fourth-of-July faahion, At his home In Wichita Falls All- Cottage street, worthy mistress of have two-thirds of the Senate duty to make such preparations os bor, Edgar Holden, extinguished the Kf * Also on the Q:iean Mary was W body’s Fool” starring Edward onds after they disappeared from hla Mrs. Elsie Chamber of Milford; his­ A son was bora at the RockvUIe power on earth can stop this move- MeCormlck aald. red said: “Well, naturally I’m tre­ Daughters of Liberty, No. 125, La­ against ua. One-third of them don’t wll r.emove the dange torian, ^is. Helen Brophy of Water- flames, but not until all her clothes mendously pleased. I'm watching dles’ Loyal Orange Lodge, who will — Sir Samuel Uoare, Forbes Morgem, treasurer of the Everett Horton and Glenda Farrell. sight be heard an automobile start. City hospital on Saturday to Mr. r ent of the common peopi by the I even come up for re-election this ■ bury; color-hearers, Mrs. Evelyn awd Mrs; ' Chester Gottfryd of 83 except her shoe had been burned common people and for the common the returns, though, to see if I’ll represent the lodge at the conven­ . -Holdlnrldge. of Mystic, Mrs. Mar­ from her body. She waa unable to I hold my lead. I think I will but tion of the Ladles’ International year. Union street. people. It Is going forward to cer- "And with the White House garet Cook o f PlainvIlR:, Mra. Kath­ tell how the accident occurred. i AMERICAN REFUGEES I’m knocking on wood.” Orange association In Pittsburgh, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Beyer o f 12 tain victory In spite o f all those who against us, whether Landon or erine Waldron of Torrington and Eoet atreet are the parents of a Nleans Election. Pa., August 11-13, was the guest of Mrs. Emma Hatter of Stonlngton In Texas generally the Democrat­ honor at a pleasant surprise partv Roosevelt Is elected, you can see FROM A LETTER WRITTEN BY daughter bora on Saturday at the ARE ON WAY TO COAST where wo get off,” he continued. ”1 flog bearer, Mra. Josephine Hanley RockvUIe City hospital. „ ic nomination la tantamount to held Saturday evening at the home of Danbury; chief-of-staff, Mrs. Rose election. of Mrs. Thomas J. Conn of 14 Knox propose that we start this new City 0>urt' thought as a Constitutional amend­ (Soodwln of New Haven; parllamen. Joseph Scranton, 26, of Manches­ (OoBtkned From Page One) All day Allred shook hands with street. A delicious salad supper was THE GENERAL MANAGER OF tarian, Mrs. (^therlne Dibble of Don’t Buy Any Washer At Any Price— old and new friends and answered served and the remainder of the eve­ ment.” ter waa lined $15 and costs, the to­ In Peoria, 111., Rep. Scott W. Meriden; council members, Mra. tal being $28.31, In the Rockville civilian residents as shouts of "Viva their congratulations with "It’s not ning spent In dancing, singing and Cora HIne of New Milford, Mrs. playing gamea. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS City Ctourt on Saturday by Judge Until You See This New Bspana: Viva .,Cabanellas;’’ rang in all over yet.” Charlotte Shear of Newington, Mrs. John E. Fisk. He was arrested by tha Municipal Square. Several other races were decided Mrs. McCaughey waa presented Mae Colllgan of Wlnsted. with a number of ^fts from the offi­ State Policeman Arthur Kpsa of tbs Two regiments of Madrid Infantry In the first primary. Senator Mor­ Stafford Springs barracks and were reported at rebel headquarters ris Sheppaid waa renominated with cers and membera including a hand­ Out of Electric some white leather pocketbook con­ charged with driving an automobile to have deserted to the Fascist an overwhelming victory, polling without a license and with improper cause. 437,666 votes to 90,030 for his near­ taining a sum of money. She warm­ Chair’s Shad(.\v registration plates. ly expressed her thanks to her WATER UTILITIES Projected advances by the in­ est opponent. Rep. Joe Elagle. Frederick Mitchell of Hartford EASY friends In the lodge tor their vaders await further operations in A run-off appeared probable In was fined $10 and costs on a charge thoughtful kindness and beautiful the south by rebel columns under the railroad commissioner race, FINISH WORK OF of speeding, following his arrest by Now Only command of Gen. Francisco Franco, Frank Morris, Dallas, or Carl Har­ gifts. State Policeman Arthur Koss. the leaders declared. General Emilio din, Stephenville, opposing Ernest Herman Gordon, 68, of Vernon MOla's troops, they said, were ap­ O. 'Thompson, Incumbent. Thomp­ SPRING aEANING avenue, waa fined $2 without coats proximately 60 miles from the cap- son polled 317,963. Morris had SO LEGIONNAIRES ENJOY for parking In front of a driveway lUI. 119,417 and Hardin 118,287. on Market street, the arrest being Rebel operations were described Public water supply systems throughout Ckirmectlcut 'have com­ made by Patrolman Alden Skinner $ 5 9 s o as "temporarily halted” in reports POST OUTING YESTERDAY of the local police force. from other points in the uncertain pleted their annual job of "spring cleaning.” 'The term "spring clean­ Walter Jeeanls of Grove atreet sons of rebel Influence south of the who wa* committed to Tolland jail With Electric Pump Franoo-Spanish border. ‘N o t i fi c a t io n Sixty Legionnaires attended the ing” Immediately conjures a mental picture of a completely upset house three months ago, for five months In Hendaye, PYance, word came annual outing of Dilworth-Comell sentence, was ordered released from that aides of United States Ambas­ Post, the American Legion, yester­ and a violent campaign to remove Gown’ of Peggy the final and moat minute speck of jail by the court, due to the illness $5*00 Down sador Claude G. Bowers, who was day at the Villa Louise, Birch Moun­ dirt which may have found Its way of the man’s mother, and his sup­ apparently still in refuge at the tain road. A lunch was served at f o r * Into this or that nook and com er de­ port being needed at home. fortress at Fuenterrabla, left San noon and a chicken and spaghetti spite periodical cleanings during the Held Outing Sunday Sebastian aboard the American dinner at 2 o’clock. winter months. It has just as defi­ The Ruasian-American Benefit $5.00 a Month ’’ Coast Guard cutter Cayuga. During the day loftball, bocce and nite a meaning among men engag­ Society of this city held a picnic and Evacuating Americans other gamea were played by the outing at Olendar's Grove, near Og' V - n U W ed In the business of supplying ’The United States battleship membera. Otto Sonnlkaon waa g o r r water to the public as It docs to the den’s Comer on Sunday afternoon. Oklahoma, dispatched to evacuate chairman of the outing committee. housewife. As part of the Job of There was dancing during the after­ Make wash day an “ Easy” day. Let us demonstrate American nationals from the trouble keeping the water pure and potable, noon. A sumber of members of the aone, arrived in • Bayonne, France, n GIVEN UP FOR LOST. the watersheds must be given a Hartford society attended the pic­ for you— no obligation. See for yourself what “ Easy” nic. with 88 refugees from Santander thorough cleaning after each winter. does. It’s the best washer value known. and Bilbao. The Cayuga docked at Tampa, Fla.. July 27.--(AP) — Even though no dust or dirt Selectmen To Meet Saint Jean de Luz, France. Ckmat Guard vessels searching for exists on the land surrounding the As the result of a discussion at Reports reaching Hendaye told of the missing Brltlah motorahlp Nun- reservoirs In the commonly accept­ the last meeting of the RockvUIe little actual fighting yesterday in oca made a final patrol today while ed sense of those terms, the winter Civic Association, the oeiectmen of the north central region although hope waa all but abandoned for the months bring another form of dirt the towns of Coventry and Vernon Call 5680 for Demonstration. THE NEWEST IDEA IN MERCHANDISING some government forces bombarded safety of the 22 persons aboard. and debris which must be removed have been Invited to come to Rock­ rsbel barracks near the coastal re­ rHiiftia ot objects—oil drums, both as an aid to the purity of the ville thla evening to talk with Ver­ sort town of San Sebastian. charred wrecliage, a Ufa raft and a water supply and as a means of Im­ non selectmen In regard to the High TO SAVE YOU TIME AND MONET., IT Both rebels and loyalists were re­ life preserver—have l)een picked up provingp the watorshed timber school pupils of those towns coming ported preparing for new engage­ but none could be Identified definite­ stands. 'Thus eacb spring the reser to RockvUIe to school In the past ments in the territory, split be­ ly with the 110 foot Nunoca. yolr and watershed overseers launch these pupils have bean to High COMES RIGHT TO YOUR DOOR! JUST tween Insurgents and Leftists since The ship sailed from Georgetown, a drive to remove the accumulation school to WUlimontlc. It was fait K e m p ’s, In c . the government forces recaptured chief port of Grand Caynoan ialand, of fallen leaves, pine needles and that if the pupils from Coventry STEP INTO IT ! SEE THESE NEW ELEC* San Sebastian several days ago. for Tampa, July 4. It waa due five broken branches which have been would come to Rockville to school. Refugees aald food supplies In the days later, but never waa reported blown from the trees of winter It would partly replace the young affected cities were becoming Inade­ after its departure. winds. people which the town is losing be­ TRIC APPLIANCES. quate. News of the revolt, Uiey de­ Leaves which have collected In cause of the new school at Wind, •or. clared, came In opposing radio re­ FIBB IN BANK OF ENGLAND the Indentations on the ehorcs of ports from government and rebel the reservoirs must be removed The route that the busies would stations which "cancelled each London, July 27.— (A P ) — A from the water. Dead trees are cut have to take from Coventry to GRUNOW ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS other, leaving us in the dark.” . smouldertog pile of shavings in an and cleared away. Dead brush Is cut Rockville would be over the Mile WILBERT ASPHALT Phone 5101 For A The Fascist junta issued a procla­ old gunny sack burst into flame to­ down and burned. All underbnuh HUl route, and It haa been brought which has grown along the flow iii»'« mation asserting It did not contem­ day and brought eight tire engines out that the town might consider AaM e/atej^ of the reservoir la hewn away. sending toelr pupils to RockvlUs If GRUNOW RADIOS plate “reprisals” against loyalists rushing to the Bank of England. Thia ia ana o f ttta raaaoaa the newa report o f The BURIAL VAULT — after adzing control of Spain. Algae and other vegetable growths they were assured that this road Demonstration No Police hurriedly blocked off the are removed from the water by Mistimatea of the time which may sector to divert traffie but workmen lie the world eUaJarJ for iiiteirity end reUehility. would be kept open throughout the before the insurgents move chemical treatment All sections of winter. "Tie road passes through THOR ELECTRIC WASHERS AND IRONERS already had quenched the "fire” be­ the watersheds are Inspected to as­ three towns, Vernon, Tolland and Obligation To Buy, ' into the capital flooded the rebd fore the brigade arrived. camp in answer to the ever-impor- certain that no sources of possible Ctoventiy, Lost year toa town o f “It waa only an old sack burn­ pollution have developed. Fences p r .’ taat question "When will we be in Tolland purchased toe necessary ESTATE ELECTRIC RANGES See llieae modern electric appBenees ing”, said a bank official. "The are repaired along with signs warn­ equipment and the road was kept Madrid T” acene Havana and Miami. last Saturday and any boy or g}rl PKoBiaBlOf- £1 lAHY RADIO PROGRAM GRANDOFnCERS ^ lipHOAV; JULY tr (Owitnl BBd IlMtwii Stuterd Tim*)'- ^ GUESTS TONIGlfr By AB800IATED PBES8. .Barcekma, Madrid, Ban BebosUan and L a Linea. Faselsta start fSayHpU a m i^ Ttaw Om Bcmr LattrJ July 17—Fascists, Isd by 0«B. _ BW to Inr and bul* ohatiit or (ronM thtroof onUw ipMl* Francisco Franco, revolt in nuureh on Madrid from northera through before Hol«aa onoountered rebel-dominated provinces. tbe suddenly resentful eyes of Leah P » lI POUoowt to aoMt (• te ot MotgoBtloB InolodM all ardUbU atatlona ish Morocco. I •tetlana Matla raaarva risM ta abanga pragrama without pravlout nellea. P. M. July 24— Government forees ro- Frazier. NSC-WlAfr (RKO) NETWORK Conta Eaat. Encampment to Be Host to July 18—Revolt spreada to main­ capture San Sebastian In bloody Lone Ron of Game Comet in Tbe Frazier girl irBS In white, land. Rebels land in southern oa a ireek-«adjMuty at Oreat Mooo- agio — Kaali wta( wlw waal trtio 4 )E ^ itlO' "Frw o Radio Newa eaat battles. Loyalist militia throw bolB Lodgob There ihe meeta hood- like her mother, but her gown was ' r wtac woah lanr whlo w(br m e 4)4S— i l l s —Baaeball Seorea — wabe; Spain. steel senrircircle into Guardorrama daring. ' Ih her faultless h i r abi ' wban wou vtam wwl wiali MIgi Marian Carley'a Plano—wabo District Gathering in Odd lOtk A t Merlo Bette ooate FBTEB HENDERSON. It to a id wmiM orefl who wow wdat 4)4 ^ Si4^Ranrrew of the Mevnted July 16—Premier Santiago Cae- mountain passes to holt Fascist ad­ of love at lint sight between wore a tiny gardenia. "Sbe’a truly Polish-Americans Blank l o w i i r —wood wira OiOO— OiOO—Te Be Announeed ares Qulroga resigns, new Premier vance on capltsL Itieai. Peter aoko Helena to marry beautiful,’’ Helena ^ thought. Shs NORTHWEST « CANAOIAN — wtooj OtIO— Otis—Loretta Lee A Bton Beya Diego Martinez Barrio takes office July 26—Liberals extend sntl- saw Leah’s arm drop from uer Iba katp waba wdajr htpr orat atot I t S ^ OtOO—Judy Starr. Charlotaero-* Feflows Hall. Lashiotke in Shb DneL Um, and the oeretnony tnkeo place. 3UTH — wraa wptt arwno arara i^a» baalo; RuaaelT Dorr# Bongo—Dixie for several hours, then steps out. Fascist drive Into southern prov­ I nter the crowd goeo owimming. partner’s shoulder, saw her gather ^waoa tdod warn wmo wab wapl 1:40— 0:40—Boake Cartor'a OommOnt Jose Giral Pereira becomea Leftist inces. Wholesale evacuations of up toe folds of the white skirt and PACE-SETTERS GET t wamb kroo wkjr wfaa wbap kpro 4 : 6 ^ 7tO(^Horaoe, Heldt Brigadiara Peter mokes a recktoos dive and U THE •too— 7:00—Plok a/id Pat Comedy— government leader. < foreigners continue. Albacete, key leave the dance floor. Capitol City Lumber, 6-0;; ktba ktha waoa artar wta woao Grand Patriarch Tom B. Nichols With a revised lineup, toe Cbn- aerlonaly Injured. Lingering between eaat: Sanaa at Eventide—weat July 20—Liberals moblUze. troops city In southeast, surrenders. Fos- life and death, he asks Helena to ..aUNTAIN—koa kdyl kglr kgU 7)00— •ri)S»Tho Radio Theater—to a of Old Greenwich, Conn., Grand conUa Lutherans traveled to Wind­ ItOO— 0)00—Wayne King W att»-to a against Fascist Invasion. Loyal­ slsts claim domination of 36 of onmmon hto lawyer, d ( » N COURT­ What happened then, Helena HARDER TO HANDLE Week-End Golfing Events SLANTS FACliriC—kfl kgw komo khq kpo kgn Patriarch of the Grand Encamp­ ists crush uprising In Madrid. sor Locks yesterday afternoon and Eaat. •iOO-:> 0:00—The March of Time—to a Spain’s 60 provinces. NEY. would never forget aa kmg as S:40— 0:40—Jack Shannon the Tenor July 21—Bloody fighting breaks gave toe fans there one of the best By ASSOCIATED PRESS dXi— 4i00—Angola Vltala’a Orohaatra 0:00—10:00—Clyde Luoae and Orohea. ment of Connecticut, Grand High July 26—United States Embassy Oonrtney arrives and a short time she lived. Leah spoke briefly to Dahl Oilers Blast Oaks Its— 4ig>—Jarry Saara * Orohaatra tiMh-IOitO—Barnie Cummlna Orchaa; out at La Linea In south, San Se­ staff leaves Bon Sebastian aboard ball games o f toe season. For nine hrter Peter dies. Helean lenrns she her mother. To Helena it seemed D. Mackinnon Memories behind ’ Connecticut STANDINGS Priest Larue Dodson of Hartford, AS THE END NEARS toe COass A 76; A. T. Dewey, 101-34— 77; J. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS <. AiPO— giOS-^lylng Tima Advanturaa —baate: Plok and Pat—w ait repeat bastian In north. Americans ap­ (Toast Guard cutter. Loyalists and Innings neither team was able to to sole heir to a lor|fe fortune, In- as If there waa an almost Instant winner In the 18 _ __ aports headlines— Joe McCIuskey, Nl1S~ BilS—Nawai Oanea Orohaatra . 10:00—11:00—Vincent Lopea OroheaL— District Deputy Grand Patriarch holes o f m edalf Wiley, 96-16—77; A . J. Lang, 100-28 Mancheater youth, stars os U. S. National Amerlooii "I's ■! 4 i t ^ StlO l*raaa-Radio Nawa Parlad baalo:^eo. Qivot Cirouo—midweat peal for assistance and warships rebels claim new victoriias in moun­ lush a run aoroas toe platter, due eludlng the Henderson dMMurtment exodus from that row of wicket iy, full handicap, at toe local ■■Zetorski, Thomas Seabury of Bristol and Dis­ chairs. — 77; H. J, Dougan, 99-21—78; E. 01)rmpic team works out on <3erman Boston 4-5, St. Louis 3-8. New York 12-11, Chicago 8-8. 4iM— Bits—Saaaball by Ford Band— 10:00—11 dlD—Johnny Johnoon Orehoat. speed toward Spain, tains. o toe brilliant twirling of Losblnske storo. She meets bennUful u ia w Suntry Club yesterday with a card Newmarker, 98-20—78. PhUadelphla 4-6, Chicago 0-18. Smith's Single m 8th Wins Straw, 3b , . waat: Ta Sa Annaunoad—chain 11:00—11^00—Organg Oro.p Nocturne—w trict Deputy Grand Master Arthur July 22—Liberal and rebel forces July 37—Ooimter-revolt move­ and Merlo, but In toe tenth Windsor FR A ZIE R who hod expected to 'T—ru have to leav%” Holena of 80-18— 67. A Ue occurred In SOU; Boarding an automobile at PhUadelphla 13-6, Oeveland 0-8. . di4B— g i4 ^ S llly A Batty—waaf only Bateman of Rockville will be the Saturday: New York 6-3, Cincinnati 4-8. Wasbln^on 6-3, S t Louie 3-9. Palau, c ., ! ftOO* •?00*»AniM *n* Aney—^est only NBC-WJZ (BLUB) NETWORK clash In north and south. Each ment extends In three provincial Locks tallied toe lone counter of toe marry Peter and reollaea Leah to on whispered to Lassiter. She felt Mick Cai Htppa Before CUass B between u. A. Trotter with Hartford bound for New York on a official guests this evening of Dis­ aaa» A—T. aarke, 38-8—38; C. hot August day In 1933 and recog­ Brooklyn 1-4, Pittsburgh 0-3. Boeton 6, Detroit 3. Bengle, lb | i1 » - ft is —Unolt IsTA Radio Station BASIC — Bait) wja wba*wbaa wbal side claims victories. Rebellion and drives. Government predicts vic­ game and came o ff toe victor. enemy. Peter’s imole, Rogbr Bnnies, that every pair of eyes there must 92-26— 67 and J. Hayden with 88-21 for Champs; Gorske lim ­ Laponte, is SsSS» SiSS—'Sdwin Oa Hill Commont wham kdka wgar wxyt wlw wayr wroal trict Number 11 at Odd Fellows be on her. tiosaltor did not aee Johnson, 32-6^26; J. Hyde, 81-8— nizing toe slim, dark-haired and . Si4B» dt46—Te So Announeod w ill; Mid: woky wenr wla kwk koU counter-febellioD mlltUa movements tory as Insurgents await food Both teams gave their.burier al­ manager of the store, to also hoo- —67. In toe selected nine holes tour­ 28; A. Knofla, 83-5— 28; O. Finch. Bordeaux, cf Temple. Starting at 7:80 sharp ttle. what was wrong at once. Then, smIUng youth In the back seat who STAN D IN aS ;iiOS— 7d)»—Fibber MoQoe and Moiilo wren wmaq kao extend to many provinces. shortage to open way to Madrid most perfect support Fischer, toe ney Saturday, half handicap, toe 32-4— 28; C. T. E. W illett 82-4—28: National OatroskI, 3b 'itS b — 7iSS—Margaret Speako Recital MIDWEST—wmt wood wire the officers of Shepherd Bhicamp- July 28— Fighting continues at from north. Helena decidea to take over man­ at toe far end of the pavUlon, Cloas A event was captured by Tom was to be my companion on toe Amerloon its Gas Station Lads to T tO ^ StOO'-Harry HorlTek’e Oypolea Concordia left fielder, brought toe F. J. Bendall. 33-5— 28; C. O'Dowd. w . L. P e t Maro, rf ... NORTHW EST A CANAD IAN — wtmj ment No. 87 will be Installed by D. agement of tbe store. J ( « N LASSI­ he glimpsed toe Frasiera and Clarke with 33-8— 26 and toe Class trip aa McCIuskey. Joe telling us W. L. P e t TiSi - SifC^RIeliard Hlmbor*a Muelo wlba katp wabo wday kytr orot ofcf fans to their feet with two sensa­ Stronger Hum Ever; Pop 86-7%— 28%; W. J. Fortin, 87-8-^ Chicago ... 67 38 .633 New York ... Gurake, p .. ' StO ^ •nX^Caetman Conoert-HJso o SOUTH — wrva wptf wwno wla wjax D. G. P. Seabury. This will be an TER, honker, and Oanrtney are her friends leaving. B ^ J. Trotter with 86-12%—28%. somewhere between Bridgeport and ...... 63 33 .660 tional stops of hard drives which 29; W. 8. Hyde, 35-6— 29; 8. Stamford: S t Louis . ., 66 37 .688 aeveland ...... 68 43 l i l ^ » f :t0—Oreat Lakee Symphony wfla-waan wlod warn wtno wab wapl official Installation and open to en­ bad home run written all over them. allies. Leah Fnuder tolto Holemi 'TU meet you at the car,” Helena The scores: Sunday— New York . .668 Fire Hits; Saverick Hurls SiOO“■10:00—Allen Leafer Oreheetra— wjdx wamb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpro Straugh, 36-7-29; P. Ballsleper, 82- "Gee, 1 want to make that trip to 40 44 .637 B oeton ...... 63 48 .647 ■ oaat: Amoe ’n* Andy—weat repeat campment members only. that nntoaa she leaves town l.eeli said quickly. "Y o u -y o u can tell Botde Injores Umpire. Class A —D, Mackinnon, 80-18— S7 8 13 37 18 1 woal ktba ktha wsoo wave wcao wfSo Squatrito played his beat game for 2%—29%; D. Mackinnon 36-6%__ Germany In 1936, and 1 wlU.” Pittsburgh . 47 44 .616 Detroit ...... 40 44 .627 Moriarty Bros. OitO 10:SO—Newel Flak alubllee Choir MOUNTAIN—koa klo kglr kghT A t 8:30 o'clock the officers of O. SEIBERLINGS TAKE ZARYNOFF TO MEET toj) locals, not one roan being able and her friends will boycott the them that Tm leaving . . ... that I 67; C. Johnson, 81-12—69; G. Finch, Cincinnati ...... 110 000110—4 '10:—Kaati wabo wmdo woko wcao 0:40— 4:40—Orphan Annie—eaat only Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of this 16 TO 4 REVERSAL GARIBALDI ON MAT Atooelatod Press Sporto Writer ao, 36-8%— 8 1% ; G. 8. Johnson. 41- Is routed from mound— Interviewing St. L o u ie ...... 80 63 .326 Two base hits, Slpplee, Oetroikt, /waabyWnao wgr wkbw wkro whk wjr a triple, a double and a single but JAMESON, In charge of the hard­ "Please let me gol Peoide at* Day by day os thMe dizzy pen­ J. EchmaUan, 96-16—77; L. W. Wel- 9— 32; C. R. Warder, 41-8%—82%. 4:00— 0:00—Newai U. S. Army Band section for the semi-public Installa­ storing at us . , She wrenched Davis toe day before toe New York Gurske; three base bits, BoideiuK'::' m in wean wiaa weanprean wfbla wapd wjav 4:00— 6:00—Praaa-Radio Newa — b a -' was left stranded on toe bases each ware deportment, aosoieo Helena nant chasers bead for toe stretob, man, 93-16—78; L. H. (toapman, 88- 8%— 32%. ^ Nldmatt wfibm wfbn kmbo ‘ ^kmoa ' tion. The officers-elect of E. L. Giants, opposed toe Washington TODAY’S GAME ,whaa k(ab krnt ale; ThaSlnglng Lady—mldw rpL i time. that the employes are with her. her hand free, hurried from the it becomes Increasingly difficult to 10— 78; F. J. Bendall, 88-10— 78; C. Maro; sacrifice hits, Zetarskl; s ^ i * 4:00— 6:06—The Bntertalnare — w ji' Dunbar Encampment and thoe^ of dance floor. Blindly she stumbled Claas B—J. Trotter, 36-12%— opening game o f the NaUonal . American In a loosely played but close and 'BAST—wbna wpc whp wheo wiba wfea Lasblnska was reached for nine John Lnooltor Invltos BMenn to see anything but a New York Chica­ Warder, 86-17- 78; H. C. Dowdlng, Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. New York at Detroit en bases. Sipples 3, HUderbmnd;"* wore wlco efrb caao.0 wibs wmaa weaiwMg only: The Three X Slatera—chain O. Fred Bames Encampment will be through the darkness to Laoriter’a 33%; J. Wiley, 36-9%—35%; E. 1933 World Series. The scene waa exciting tussle, the Blueflelds nosed 4 :4 ^ 6:46—Lowall Thomaa — eaat; i Frog HoUow Club WaDops Clash in Mam Erent of bits while Merlo gave up only five, attend tbe SanoUno Ctnb bnlL go world’s series for this fall. 94-16—79; R. H. Smith, 88-9—79; D. Ctolnnatl at New York. Philadelphia at Chicago, base on balls off Gurake 3, Speneer''- DIXIE—wsat wafa wbro wqam wdod Installed, Jointly, by the District car. Newmarker, 36-10—26; R Richard­ the Giants’ dressing rooms at toe ktra wroo wlao wwlwl wtoo______arid ktrh___ Orphan Annie—repeat to midweat Tbe Concordias went down In order A lot can happen before toe S t John, 66-16—81. ^ c a g o at PhUadelphla. Boston at St. Louis. * out tbe Berlin Auto Sales at he 2; struck out by Gurske 8, Spen- " 6 :0(^ •:00—Mary Small A Har Tunaa Deputy of District No. 11. J. E. A moment later ha Joined beo. son, 89-13— ■'7; A. T. Dewey, 40-13— Polo Grounds. cer 2. ktaaK in waeo WKOO koma KOmK wdbo wbt wdae wblr 6:16— 6:16—Songa from Tony Ruaaall In their half of toe tenth and Wind­ NOW GO ON W IT H TH E HTOBY Septoraber windup, but the fact re­ aa ss B—J. A . Trotter, 63-26—67; 28; H. Dougan, 89-10%—28%; 8. (Only games scheduled). Waehlngton at Oeveland Side field yesterday afternoon wdblwdbj wwra wxnbfwxnl waja wmbr wala Dwyer and suite of Manchester. Caron and Cargo; I^onner Wrestling Program at "Forgive me,” he sold. “O f oouna J. Hayden, 88-21—67; C. H. BunM, “You know,” said Davis ”I ’m real wdno wnox kwkh 6:00— 6:00—Lum A Abntr—eaat only sor Locks scored when A. Molyn mains that toe Yankees’ revived “ “ "■ Y ’ S9-9%—28%: J. Hayden. after Itia score bad been tied twice, OHO— 6:40—Draam Singer—wja only This win mark the first time In you wouldn’t want to stay, under 92-20—72; F. G. UtUe, 96-21-74; Izlng a lifetime ambition. Ever Twirls Snperb Ban. _____ - jl wmbd wtan wlbw kfh 6rf)0— 7:00—Jean Oleklnaen* Soprano ' opened up with a single, went to (THAPTER X pitching to bock up toelr batting 41-10%— 80%; W. A. AUan, 43:i2-- since I got my nickname "Kiddo” on 6 to 4. Singles by Varrick, Cottons {m Ak wkbn wcco wabt kaej wnz woo 16 years that a aemi-publlc Installa­ toe circumstances,” His face waa A. J. Todd, 100-26—76; Dr. Lund- u d Smith gave tbe town champs In his first start en thx mound^: 6:80— y:8(^Abe Lymen'e Melodlana second on a sacrifice and scored on As John Lassiter had Inslstod, too dynamite and toe (^bs* continued 8 1 ; G. Veltch, 42-9%—32%; F. a Bridgeport sand lot years ago be­ 7rf)0— 6:00—Weekly Mlnatrele Show tion has been held In Manchester. It Clouts a Home Run. Sonth Park Tonight. white with rage. “ Damn theni,” berg, 106-29—76; E. Cole, 96-20— the deciding tally In the eighth In* for the PoUsh-Americans, Mlke- UNTAIN—kror kla koh kal Logan’s groimder to short. annual Sunshine (Tlub ball was toe p e a t burling make those pace-set­ Fltchner, 48-6%—33%. cause the other players kept calling kbj koln kfro kol kfpr krl 7i60-» 8:SO*-Ooldman*c Band Concart la an Impressive ceremony and al­ he said slowly and evenly, nlng. Saverick, former Trade School star.-- ltO(^ 1:00—Carafrtc Carnival—c to e, Windsor Locks A. A. biggest party of toe year. The whole ting outfits tougher and tougher. me 'hey, kiddo' ratoer thui by my fcfblr kmj...... kwi kern kdb ksmbI kfbkf1 6:80— 8:80—Jelly Ceburn'a Orohoalral ready many out of town visitors Helena put her hand on hla ama Bottle Hits Umpira Lawlda and Ferrero were blanked the Chtpitol a t y Lum bar- Conta Baata AB R H PO town took part, but toe affair waa given name, I wanted to play with 8:00—10:00—Ntwai N. Rodrlgo'a Oroh. have notified the committee that The Seiberlings traveled to Hart­ Hartford, July *T.—Ralpn Gari­ “You musto’t be angry with t h e i^ That tact stood out yesterday in Concordia Team Unable ***** eight errors were oon- company team at the Autumn street 4iEH*Vlrglnla VorHIIg Voeallat 8:10—10)10—Ink Spctc Negro Quartet GorllH, If .. staged by what were known as “ the sha told them, "You mustn’t got the Now York Giants.” i» 4 ^ 4}4^Wildernaaa Road* Serial ftiO—10:80—Al Denahuf A Orohaatra they will be present from New ford yesterday with a crippled line­ baldi, toe Italian matman who will J. Molyn. cf a full Sunday schedule o f 16 major Mbuted, five by the Blueflelds. The diamond yesterday afternoon wttb Britain, Brlatol, New Haven, Bridge older families”— ably and exoitadly mixed up In this. You’re In the ha„y, 4)00— S)00 ■ Oeorge Hall A Orohaatra 10)00-11)00—Shander with Hla Violin up to take a sound shellacking at clash with (Tount Zarynoff In the Log;an, 2b . league gamei, which saw such inci­ Howard <3ann, N.Y.U. basketball locals broke the scoring ice in the a superb two-bit p ltcb lu aehteve> :c? 4i1S- 0)15—Bobby Bonoon—oaat: Ed* 10:0^11:06—Henry Buaae A Oroheatre port, Hartford, Tbompsonvllle, East assisted by a goodly number of You’ve got to do busineas In this dents aa theae; third when Lawlda walked and Cot- . ,dle Houae Organ Recital—IXxlo 10:8<>—11)80—I. Aaronaen*a Orohaatra the hands of the Frog Hollow Club, feature bout at South Park tonight. Miller, 8b .. families who hoped one day to be In­ coach, records hole-ln-one on Wln- m mt to give the PoUsh-Anisrlu Hartford, Rockville and Putnam. town. You’ll only wreck younMlf .An umj)lre was knocksd out o f a Final Week of Practice ^ and Smith single to send him 6 (b 0 triumph. It waa tba Is a brother of Oino Garibaldi, Ital­ Lodola, rf . cluded In that category. and your father’s bank If you mia stod golf course: A PhUadelphla To'Finish Twi Schedule The present Chief Patriarch, Volmer coming home on the short end of a Merlo, p . . . game , by a pop bottle thrown by a home. Whitney auKi hit safely to mth victory In eleven etorto for tbe - 16-4 score. ian heavyweight champion. The approach of. toe Sunablne yourself up 'with me. I should havs hotel room In February, 19M, about 6:00— Lmc Radio Theater. Thomfelt of Shepherd Encampment The Garibaldis are a wrestling Colo, lb . . . ^ in the Tanks-Whlto Sox mMt- 3 a. m. The Violet quintet, which ■core Cottons, Smltb being nipped locale. will preside at the first Ceremony. The Hartford team has been a Club ball was herUded in Hen­ stayed away.” trying to moke third fro t^ r s t.. 10:00— Wayne King’s Orchestra. clan; there are several brothers and MatronI, ss derson’s Department Store by , an went undefeated that season had national public links golf title, de­ Saverick, wbo la regular third 10:80—^March of 'Hme. Chief Patriarch Thomfelt extends Jonah to the Seiberlings, last year Lassiter turned to btr, took iilok ay Cochrane announced he I Berlin took the lead In the fifth a few stray cousins and uncles all A. Molyn, c appreciable increase In volume in Begun By U. S. Adiletes Just had a narrow escape, defeating feating aaude Rlppy, lyashlngton. baseman for the P. A.’s oltowad ^ both her hands In his, *T nevwr was .im ^rttn g young blood to hla Management Rons Into Dif- WTIC 10:46—Jack Shannon. to all Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of turning back the tire men three out engaged in tola rugged game on Temple by two points. The tele­ with a three-run outburst when only one player to get os far a» 'S' a t ETBlecn BroadohatliiE Seniee. ' this section a cordial Invitation to of four times and they started In toe gown shop and toe "evening dreamed they’d do such a thing, limping Tlgera and benching at 4 and 8 In 86-hoIe final. Ferrero, J. McCormack and H. Mc­ 11:00'—Sport Review. both aides o f toe Atlantic. 37 1 9 30 10 2 accessories” counter. I f any house­ phone rings and we reach for It on a third base and be did that on a Butford, Conn. 11:05—News Service. attend the installation which will be yesterday where they left off last Helena. Pd never have brouslit least one o f his veterans. Wimbledon—England wins open­ Cormack singled in succession and Zarynoff made his debut for toe OooconHa A. O. wife had managed to persuade her you If I—” • was seriously affected but he waa table separating Cann’s bed and Hcolty in Handling of JMM W. lOM K. a n t B BL 11:16—Clyde Lucas’ Orchestra. started at 8:30 o'clock promptly. season. They seemed to score at The Giants reached third place In ing singles matches In Davis Cup the first two hitters scored. H. Mc­ Su'V.; “ *•**• outdoor season here two weelu ago AB R H PO A E husband that she needed a new “Of course not, Jofan. I know Coaches Bear Down in Ear­ troubled by a cold himself. ours. One of the star players on bit In the first frame and their ee o ’ (Bastarn Dayll(ht Time.) 11:30— Bemie Cummins’ Orchestra. Following the installation che will, tallying In every Inning except their national league oomeback, and the team Is on the other end. challenge round os Austin defeats Cormick was later run down be­ when he beat Boris Demetroff. The Weiss, lb 1.. 3 0 0 14 0 0 gown. It would probably be at the that.” toe Dodgers dropped toe Pirates to "W e have been handicapped by Crawford and Perry conquers Qulst tween third and home, Gricco going ond and final hit In the seventh. ■ Grand Patriarch will have an Im­ the second and seventh. Count Is toe prime favorite of local "Is ’Jake’ (an affectionate name Players; Suggest Playoff Zwlck, ss . .. 4 0 1 1 6 2 annual ball that she would wear - Wordless then, he drove her fourth with a doubleheader victory rainy weather as well aa toe reac­ Brookline, Maas.—Frankie Park­ to second on tbe play and to third Saverick struck out eight battera ; Tomorrow’s Program portant message for Encampment The Seiberlings used two pitchers, wrestling fans and is sure to figure Burkhardt, 2b nest as Olympians Pre­ for Cann) up? I ’m glad he Isn’t, and issued only one boM oa Monday, duly S7 Caron starting, and being relieved 4 0 3 2 2 0 It for toe first time. through toe quiet town and back The pop-bottle-torowing climax­ tion from the long and tedious boat er subdues Robert Riggs, 6-2, 2-6, on a wild pitch, scoring on Stelma’s A.M. Odd Fellows for this District and It heavily In toe plans for toe mat Haberern, rf . Helena had promised John Las­ then. That game last night. It must « . l f . by Cargo In the seventh. They 4 0 0 0 0 0 to her apartment There be sold, ed a riotous doubleheader In which ride ao far but generally speaking for Fourth Place; Green 6-8, 7-8, to win Longwood Bowl si^ Ie. The PoUsh-Amerke took the field 7:80— Shoppers Special — First will be his last official visitation to game at the Wethersfieh avenue Plltt, 3 b ...... 4 0 0 0 3 0 siter that she would go to toe have been an awful strain on him. 1 with a makeshift lineup, « 4KK>^Radlo Review. Section. this district. were touched between them for six­ “You don’t feel like ta lk in g to­ toe Yanks, aided by Lou Gehrig’s pare for Opening of the boys are In fair shape and bet­ tennis tourney: Alice Marble wine 'The Blueflelds knotted the count arena during toe summer months. Lashinske, p 4 0 0 0 6 2 dance with him, but as toe date night But Pve something mor« 29to and 30th homers, snapped ter nplrlts," he said. was thinking what a swell fellow tegular players being absent The -,4:S0r—Life of Thomaa A. BkHaon. 7:46—News Service. On Friday evening District Deputy teen hits, while Schmidt of the Frog Cann is and felt like telling him so. women’s singles, beating Carolyn In their half of the Inning when 4:4l(-7-Orandpa Burton. Garibaldi will match youth, bulk Fischer, If .. 4 0 0 1 0 0 drew near she began to wonder to aay, Helena. Won’t you have definitely out o f their hitting laxity "However, we have numerous Faces West l^des Tonij^t. Paganl reached on Greece’s misplay. locale tallied three runs In tbe third 8:00—Treasure House. Grand Master Arthur Batemen of Hollows was nicked for thirteen, one and power against toe experience Squatrito, e . as to toe advisability of It. ” I He is Isn’t he?” Itoberta. 6-1 , 8-6. Doubles crowns . BKIOr-^Angelo Vitale’i Oreat lAkea Rising Star Lodge, I. O. O. F. of being a home run by Caron, hla sec­ 8 0 0 8 1 0 dinner with me tomorrow night?. and knocked off another challenger Games; Don Lash in Ac­ problems to solve If we expect to Whitney walked. Rautenberg on two walka, a aaerlflce and hits 8:16— Shoppers Special — Second and akin of the Russian. Two falls Relmer, of .. 8 0 1 2 0 0 notice that Leah Frazier and her by taking toe White Sox 12-3 and Cann apparently was asleep. Sev­ to Henry CuIIey and. Joe Hunt and by Al Obuchowaki and Baton. An­ JCspeattloo Band. Rockville will Install the officers of ond of the season, In three games W e’U go to some quiet place.” produce our best performances. singled to score Paganl. Later Whit­ Section. will decide toe winner. mother are patronesses,” she told 11-8, to stretch toelr American eral months later at the New York Miss Marble and Gracyn Wheeler. other run crossed the pUU In tbe ■ BUW-^'TMck Tracy.” 9:80— Richard Maxwell. King David Lodge, No. 37. Fred played. ”I . . . don’t know. Maybe w « "There Is no doubt we will be up A. C., we dined with C!ann. Apparent indifference on the part ney tried to steal home but Eddie In toe seml-finul, Bibber McOoy S3 0 6x28 17 Lassiter. “ Don’t you think It would shouldn’t see each other outside League lead to 9% games. tion Sunday; Mrs. Jar­ Chicago—Umpire Bill Summersautuluvrm I Raguskus,nuguMKuM, Whowho wasWU at bat,bat was fifth on an error and another bln- S:45—Songa W l ^ u t Words. 9:45—Rhythmic Melodies. Robinson of Porter street will head Frog Hollow against particularly keen competi* ”Hey, I Just wanted you to know wlU clash with Little Beaver, Indian Runs batted In; Logan, bo better If I stayed away?” toe store.” Fans, angered by a decision In too of- at least four players, and In gle by Baton. The final two nina 4:00—WrlgbtvlUe Clarion. the lodge for the next term with AB R H PO Uon all along the line. The Japa­ that I beard that convensatlon that 10:00—Betty and Bob. matman and one of the more color­ x— One out when winning run "And let them think they have "Please say you will. Just tots ninth inning of the nightcap, which Juries to two more with one In the stands In Yankees-Whlte Sox dou' play. The Blueflelds went to the 6:10-i-A. & McQlnley on Sports. Thomaa Maxwell as Vice Grand. Scully, rf ...... 6 3 4 0 rett Stays. nese Jumpers and vaulters, and morning In Phllly, it was nice were spored In the eighth whan a 10:16—Modem Cinderella. ful performers In toe game today. scored. you on toe run?" said Lassiter. one time, at least” went 11 frames, hurled more than bleheader; Gehrig’s 29th and 30th front In the seventh when Whitney 6:S0^Kew8. Tonight there will be refresh­ Duffy, If ...... 4 2 1 2 their distance ace, Kohel Murakoso, wasn’t It—but, I punished him In hospital make certain that the Cton- batter waa hit by a pitch, tbe next 10:30—Who’s Who in Today’s News McCoy, hla troublesome eye conri- Two base hit, Burkhardt; three "Not on your life! Your little "A ll right . , She faced him, 100 missiles down on too field. The homers help Yanka win. reached on on error and scored on ; 4:4S—“The Street of Dreams." and Betty Crocker. ments, following the ceremonies, at Costy. 2b., lb. . 5 1 1 4 particularly have Impressed us. And practice that next week for break­ cordla baseball team In the Twi­ walked and Kletcha bit safely. tlon cleared up, la In fine fettle and base hit, Burkhardt; sacrifice hits, stunt on toe credit situation put tried to smile. "It was nice of you bottle hit Umpire Bill Summers In Detroit —Mickey Cochrane an­ Rautenberg's triple. 'TMleaky pitched good ball for the 7:00—^Amos ‘n’ Andy. 10:46— Hymns of all Churches. the banquet hall. Sullivan, lb, 2b 7 ready for a busy campaign. The no one can overlook toe chances of ing training by being up at that light League cannot finish Its sched­ Weiss, Gaiilli, A. Molyn; stolen a crimp in their Ideas of boy­ tonight to . . . to try.” toe groin and forced him out of ac­ Berlin, July 37.— (A P )— The nounces sbakeup In Tigers as he The visitors again tied the scorn visitors, giving up six hits. “Benny- TtlS—Uncle Bara's Radio Station. 11:00— Bob and Rennie. Rhorabach, c ., 6 former Holy Cross gridiron star is the defending champion, Luigi Bec- hour.” ule. There was a meeting scheduled V T:S0—Jack Randolph and Madame bases, Squatrito; left on baaes, cotting. The store is doing well, tion. Baseball’s high commissioner ooaclies of America’s Olympic Aeams resumes managerial duties after In the eighth when Varrick dropped Bslon featured for the winners. 11:16—Federal Housing Program — Maloney, cf __ 4 one of matdom’s real headliners. and everyone says that toe change caU of Italy, In the 1.600 meters." for Saturday evening and nary Marianne. Windsor Locks A. A. 10, Concordia Next morning. In Courtney’s of­ Kenesaw M. Landis Immediately of­ . illnesa. Brown’s fly In right, the latter tak­ P. A. O. (bfanoheatar) Mrs. John Reilly, Chairman, of BROTHERS TAKE HONORS Golec, as ...... 6 Two other matches round out toe In employes has been remarkable fered a 35,000 reward for Informa­ began cracking their long whips In Robertson announced he would Al Gainer confident he will defeat manager showed up except the ■ 7:46r-“Hold the Press.” A. C. 4; struck out, by Meiro 14. fice, she told toe lawyer: “So you Lewis— the New Haven Negro Vancouver — Ken Black, Van­ ing second on a wild pitch. HUlman ab r h po WlUlmantlc. Fagan, 3b ...... 0 card. In one, Ivan Managoff, the since you’ve come. Now they wait tion concerning toe thrower. earnest shortly after sunup today postpone final selection of toe relay ropresentatlvea of the (Concordia beat out a roller to third and Brown • ' 8:00—Bibber McGee and Molly. Lashinske 7. Time, 2:80. Umpires, see, they’re not going to have me. meets John Henry Lewis, light- tlub who wanted to request three couver amateur, ahoots 63 on last Haraburda, ea ...8 i o 0 11:80—U. S. Navy band. Schmidt, p . . . . 0 "Ruaalan Terror,” clashes with Simon, Coin. on people as though they enjoyed Cubs Retain Edge aa toelr charges entered toe final teams, both 400 and 1,600 meters, scored when Paganl’s throw to first 0 ^ 8:80— WlUlam Daly’s Orchestra. 11 ;46— Rhythmalres. WITH MODE PLANES Charley Webb and Joe Kuyot takes week o f hard practice before toe heavyweight cliamplon and also a additional players. round to take Golden Jubilee Open OpBlach, 2b . . . . ,8 X X x It. My mother wes mentioning It ^ o t right away, perhaps,” Court­ The Cubs, at toe same time, held until August 4, In order to pick toe golf tourney with 72-hole score of went Into right field. That set the 0:00—^The Gypsies. 12:00—^Noon—News Service. 39 16 13 21 10 3 on Angelo (Tlatoldl In toe other. onto toelr three-game edge In the start of the games. Negro. In Pittsburgh Thursday In Unless all signs fail tbe first A . Obuchowaki, o f 8 X 0 0 only the other day.” ney said. “ But they’ll come around, best conditioned combinations. 278, 18 under par. Jimmy Thomson stage for the Blueflelds winning . 8:80—Richard Himber's Orchestra. P.M. Seiberlings “That may be, John. But it’s National League by splitting with For toe first two days after the fight that waa delayed a week. three positions In the league are tally In the eighth. Quartus, If 8 0 X 1 10:00—Contented Program. John and George Mozley Win rve seen It happen here before.’ ”Joe lyjuis? He’s overrated and Byron Nelson tie for second at Baton, Sb ------.3 1 S X 12:10-t^Vhsley J. Coffey presents Sullivan, ss one thing to run tbe store, and the PhlUles, while toe second place reaching Berlin all hands were per­ already assured, namely, Manches Blneflelds 10:80—“The ‘Travelera Hour”—Nor­ Helena glanced up bitterly. "I MRS.'JAlfttETT TO STAY Schmeling murdered him Just as 1 278. , C. Obuchowaki, lb 3 X 0 18 Negro Spirituals. First and Second Prizes at Cargo, 2b., p. Yesterday's Stars another to give toe Impresaion Cardinals were doing the same with mitted to exercise on a hit or miss ter Green, Royal Oaks, Polish AB. R. H. PO. A. E. 0 i man Ooutier, director; Bob Ellis don't care whether they come Berlin, July 27. — (A P ) — Mrs. said. I ’ll wallop Lewis and then do Kletcha, r f ..,..,4 o 1 0 12:80—The Ad-Llner. Mt. Nebo Saturday. Snow, 3b . . , . that you expect to be t^ e n up around or not. A ll I want is to the Bees. basis, make up lost sleep and sort Americans. That leaves, according Co****— Aleoklcjottone, 3b ...... 6 1 3 1 4 0 X : and Eleanor Lame, vocalists, Sports Roundup By Associated Preos the same to that brown bust.” Gerard Jr., trounces Max Marston Smith, 2b Vojeck. c ...... 4 0 0 7 13:56—Connecticut's Produce Mm - Antonio, lb , socially by toe town.” make a succeas of toe store.” Held to two hits by Bucky Walter of get the blare, of orchestras out meaner Holm Jarrett. 22-year-old to the present standing, two teams .... 6 0 3 0 1 1 0,^ f'i 11:01— Baseball Scores; Sport Jimmy Foxx, Red Sox—Hit two Saverick, p ...... g x o 1 -:.. ket Bulletin. Two members of one family cap­ Sterling, lb . By EDDIE BRIETZ Lassiter frowned. “I honestly “ You’re doing that,” too attor­ for a 4-0 setback In toe opener, toe of tl]eir ears. But from now on bMkstroke swimmer dropped fnom tied for fourth place, the Seiber­ 8 and 7 in final of Shenecossett in- Paganl, c .... 3 1 0 13 1 1 J Nadrs; News. 1:00— George Hall's Orchestra. Chapman, cf homers In 10-3 win over Tigers. Cubs took sweet reveoge in toe the American Olympic team for vio­ Ducky Pond, Yale football coach, vltatlon golf event. * Whitney, If tured the honors at the model air­ Associated Press Sports Writer believe that the Fraziers and their ney told her enthusiutically. “Your there will be enough regimentation worries over eligibility of stars: A lings and the West Sides, each hav­ ...... 3 1 1 8 0 0 11:16—Allen Leafei'a Orchestra. 1:80— Concert Miniatures. plane contest at Mt. Nebo Saturday Smith, c, 2b Lou Gehrig and Johnny Broaca, frlenda have been able to Impress nightcap with six homers, 18 other In the American camp to satisfy lation of training rules, was deter- ing won two and lost the some Melvin Village, N. H.— Eddie Rautenberg . u .4 0 3 3 3 1 36 6 6 37 XT 11:80—Magnolia Blossoms. New York, July 27.— (AP)— Is credit policy hasn’t hurt business, hot July day In 1936, we are playing 2:00— Ted Malone’s "Between the afternoon before a small crowd of Cosgrove, rf Yankees— Former’s two homers aid­ you with their Importance." He and it's brought in payments we assorted hits, and an 18-5 triumph. even the Germans. imned today to remain In Berlin for amount. Driggs wins Bald Peak invitation Patton, c f ...... 3 0 C 0 0 0 Capitol a t y Isunber Oo. 18:00—Weather Report. there any truth to toe widespread the duration of the games. nurse-maid to Junior as our vaca­ Bookends.” spectators. First prize In the rise Caron, p, c .. broadway rumor that Gene Tunney ed In tloublehe^ef win over White put hla hands on her shoulders never believed we’d get. And toe The Cardinals, nosed out 4-3 by toe Some athletes need to put on •In order to speed up the second golf, beating Mark Stuart one up | Raguakus,„ ____ lb-- 3 0 0 8 1 1 ab r h po a e 13:03—A. M.—Silent Bees In toe first game, slugged simi­ tion draws to a close. It is a New P. Klebleh. 3b 3:16— Happy Hollow. off ground class went to John Moz­ may run for governor of Connecti­ Sox: Broaca pitched elght-hlt ball and turned . her suound to face bonus system for employes Is work­ weight, others to reduce, and each She had under consideration vari­ round, with Highland Park definite­ in final ( Babe Ruth withdrawe after Varrick, rf ___ 4 0 1 0 0 1 ....4 0 X - X- 0 larly behind Dizzy Dean’s pitching ous offers to capitalize on the pub­ Raven street. ~’ond is In shirt Breen, lb . .. 3:80—Madlmn Elnsemble. ley, and second prize went to his 38 4 13 24 6 7 cut and that Jimmy Bronson, toe In opener. him. "Look here . . . for a whole ing out fine. They’re really sellihg Is going to get toe works until his ly out of the race, the Concordias qualifying In fifth flight. Lawlda, p ...... 3 3 1 0 1 ..4 IS 0 : TomofTow*s Program In toe nightcap for an 8-6 decision. licity attendant on her controversy sleeves and so are we. A conversa­ W. Outt. 2b .. 8:00— Baeeball Game: Boston Bees brother, George. First prize In the Three ibase hit, SCUlly; home run, New York fight manager, will help Van Mungo, Ed Brandt and Ed­ month I've been planning on hav­ goods now, not Just waiting for coach looks pleased. Providing yes­ tion based on the football situation without a team and a slim chance New York—Mrs. W. Plunkett ..4 0 3 1 A.M. On toe short end against toe Bos­ with Olympic officials over her par- TotaU ...... 33 6 9 27 11 Novotoeki, ae ..4 vs. St. Louis Cardinals. hand-launched class went to Richard Caron; hits o ff Saron 13, Cargo 3, direct hla campaign? . . . Bronson die Wilson, Dodgera— Five hit ing with me toe belle of tbe ball. I somebody to ask for them.” terday’s warm sunshine holds out a for the coming season is nearing its of getting In, toe following plan Stweart’s Mower outsprlnts (3ycle 3 OaO—"Revelllo.” Maxwell and second we.s taken by Schmidt 12; stolen bases Frog Hol­ pitching of Mungo and Brandt and won’t be cheated out of toe tri­ "It’s nice of you to give me toe ton Red Sox for toe third straight tlcipatlon in g&y shipboard parties. and Sation to win Fleetwing handi­ Berlin Auto Sales M. Outt, c ., ..3 was Tunney's chief adviser in toe flay, as Jimmy Foxx belted two few more days there will be a finish. Even thinking of cold was suggested. 0 7:00^Momlng Watch Ben Haw­ John Mozley. low 2; double plays, Golec to Sulli­ timely hitting of Wilson led way to umph !’■ credit. Well ...” she shrugged, A wrlUng offer from the United cap at Empire a ty . J. McCtormack, If 5 1 3 Kleblsb, If , ..3 thorne. second Dempsey fight. homers to set the pace for a 10-3 beautlfuUy conditioned American Cctobcr days hasn’t helped to make That the Seiberlings and the 0 The meet was sponsored by the van to Costy, Maloney to Sullivan; twin win over Pirates. ”n i have to got to work.” States and one for a vaudeville tour Boston— B. N. Kane's Kearsarge H. McCormack, rf 6 -- Outt, cf .. ..3 0 8:00—News. Those Detroit TTgera are fine t win, toe "ngers heard Mickey Coch­ track squad ready for the starting the day any less uncomfortable. We West Side clubs playoff on Wednes­ R. Ferrero, ■ 2b ■.. .6 Hl-Fllers of the Center Congrega­ left on bases, Seiberlings 8, Frog Bucky Walter. Phillies, and Frank A t last he persuaded her. In Courtney shook his head. "You were sent her, but she. waa undecided are about to part \/hen Junior wiiu Myles Stondlsb handicap at Wachter, rf ,, ..8 0 8:15—Good Morning Melodies. cousins, if you ask us . . . no sooner rane reveal he Is to return to action gun. about accepting them. day evening at the West Side dia­ Greece, l b ...... 4 Terlesky, p tional church and another will be Hollow 11; base on balls off Caron had we advised the clients not to Demaree, Cubs— Former let Cubs her little apartmeni Helena dressed put In longer hours down there throws a ball at Pond. Suffolk Downs In close finish with ..3 8:80—Cheerio. today. tosh Set For Teat Officials of the American team mond for the right to be In the first Stelman, cf . . . , 3 6 held In the near future. Marshall 4, Cargo 2, Schmidt 1; struck out sell them short than toe pesky Ben- down with two hits to win opener; for toe party In one of toe simplest than the Janitor!” “ Proselyting or no, that’s the best C, V. Whitney's Tatterdemalion. 8:00—Radio Basaar. by Caron 6, Cargo 2. Schmidt 6. To Bench Rogell Indiana Don Lash Is toe lone ex­ paid scant attention to toe charges four and the playoff In the second Brown, S b ...... 4 RADIO Finley acted as chief timer and gals went out and dropped three latter hit two homers in nightcap. evening dresses she had been able to When Helena reached her office His first move, he said, would be pass I ’ve seen in a long time (Ros- round. 3 8 AO—Home Makers' Cotmdl. ception to toe program. As his made by toe swimmer Saturday that T. McCormack, se 3 P. A. C...... W 0 3 « 16 Judge. Johnson and Shapllch. out of four . . Elmer Layden, Wally Berger, Bees and Dizzy find at Henderson’s. She discovered toe telephone was ringing insist­ coe stopped throwing them last - ..008 01003*— 8 ■A--‘ 8:80—Radio Basaar. to bench Billy Rogell, bring In some event, toe 10,000 meters, will be run toey had been guilty of "miscon­ It la almost a sure thing that the Bednarz, c ...... 3 (Eastern Standard Time.) Notre Dame cosicb, can’t enjoy hla Dean. Cardinals— Former’s homer that she was looking forward to toe ently. Talcing It up, she heard November). He’s signed now for Sacrifice bits, Haraburda, — opa- ■ 10:00—Rhythm of the Day, Rudy new talent and try to start the on toe first day of competition, next duct” en route to Berlin and had game would be one of the best so C. Ferrero, p .... 8 annual fishing trip to Canada for scored winning runs in first game; Sunshine Club affair. For more than Lassiter’s voice. “Helena, I ’m darn­ Tiger machinery humming* again. Yale 1956.” lach, C. Obuchowskl; stolen Martin, director. ed sorry, but 1 simply can’t make It Sunday, be practically will complete neglected their responsibilities. far in the league with the winner HEAVIES HEADLINE xHlllman ss . . . . 1 New York, July 27.— (AP)— An CURB QUOTATIONS SPILLS BOIUNG WATER, worrsring about toe Pitt game. latter's effective pitching and two a month she had been under a ter­ The unpredictable-as-ever Brook­ O p i^ rt, p. Kleblsb; left on — _ .10:10— Viennese Sextette. rific strain. Even during toe past for dinner tonight” his strenuous preparation today and The only reply came from Gus- getting fourth place and a chance overseas transmission from Paris run single took nightcap. lyn Dodgers did another fllp-llop In Two softboU players hurt In New T o ta ls ...... 36 , „ „ w P. A. C. 4, (Japitol a t y Lumber Oo. r'lf.’j 10:80—^Armchair Quartet. 10 days, when she bad begun to "Why, that’s all righ t” she told begin to taper off. He has worked tovus T. Kirby, who denied Mrs. Britain game. Interviewing Big Ed for the playoff. 4 8 24 9 3 on Thursday afternoon via WABC- Best-llnc-bf-the-week honors go Buck Ross, Athletics and Hal form, and staged two ninth-inning SANDY BEACH CARD xBatted for T. McCormack In 8th. 8; base on balls off Saverick X, Ter- .'-f'S 10:45—‘Today’s Children.” B.V ASSOCIATED PRESS HAS HIS FOOT SCALDED feel more certain of her ability to him. “Of course I'm disappointed harder than anyone In camp except Jarrett’s statement that the mock Walsh of Meriden, one of baseball’s The Concordia team seemed to iMky 8; hit by pitcher. Teriaoky iP , 11:00—“ David Hamm.” CBS will Include a talk by Frances to the Bloomington, Ind., Serening Troaky, Indians— Ross shut out In­ rallies to win a pair of pltcbera’ B erlin ...... 000 030 010— 4 Am Gen ...... 814 handle her problems, she had been —but business before pleasure!” Glenn Chinnlngham and Is In marriage and trial given as enter­ Immortals, In Hartford recently. We be disinterested after toe poor (Baton); struck out by Saverick i . U:1S—Studio program. Perkins, secretary of labor, at the World . . . it headlined the Eleanor dians with six hits In opener; lat­ duels with toe Pirates and club the Blueflelds ...... 003 010 l l x —6 Am Its Pow and Lt B . 7 working long hours. But more than His answering laugh was weak. splendid form. tainment on the Manhattan were ask the future of softball. ehowlng against the Royal Oaks. Terleaky 2; umpires, Lovett, Hureb. '■ '3 M A O — House Detective. convention of the International Fed­ Willinm E. Hunniford Victim Holm Jarrett sensation aa follows: ter’s homer and two singles drove Buca into fourth place. 'Van Mungo Three base hits, Rautenberg; Assd Gas and El A . .. 1% ‘Ulymplc committee sending El­ sleep she felt tbe need of change, of ”I—I want to tell you where fm took toe opener 1-0 and Ed Brandt One of toe largest problems is to shocking.” “ That blankety, blank sissy game The management stated Saturday Lesco-Bryant in Feature D:46—"The Wife Saver." eration of Busineei and Professional Am Sup P o w ...... in three nms In nightes)'. going,” ho said. "You might hear for old men etc.” stolen bases. Cottons, Paganl 2; left 2% of Mishap at Tall Cedars eanor Holm to Jarrett” Horace music and gayety. toe nightcap 4-3, each with a five- get Jack Torrance, toe overstuffed ’’There was nothing to offend any- evening that several of tbe players Oilers Too Much (or Oaka. 13:00—Noon— Martha and Hal Women. CeCIle Bmnachweig, assist­ Blue Ridge ...... Osale Bluege, Senators, and A l of it and misunderstand. I have on bases Blueflelds' 6, Bqrlln 8; base 3% Outing Yesterday. Renegar, Tulane's demon publicity The dance was to be held on hit performance. Louisiana athlete, down to hla beat body,” be said. “The whole thtnsr wished to dictate their own terms, pn balls, off Lawlda 3, Ferrero, 6; . ant secretary of education In the Can Marconi ...... Thomas, Browns— Former’s triple to go to toe Frazleifl for dinner. A bit of gossip: Jimmy Leto of Boot But Other Good The Dahl OUera of WUlUnantie. 144 man, la doing the New York spots a huge open-air platform built The Gianta, who split with toe shot putting weight, believed to be was done in the spirit of fun with their time and manner of practice struck out by Lawlda 7, Ferrero 6; ronquerora of the Green and ^ 13:15—Merry Madcaps — Norman French Cabinet, also will speak. Cen States E l ...... and single batted In four runs In especially for the occasion. When You see toe last time they asked Hartford and Florida cap go places ■ sf.-j 244 william E. Hunniford of 441 (Ten­ in a big way . . . Lou Kolls, Ameri­ Cincinnati Reds, winning 6-4 and SI 6 pounds. He waa better while out anything offensive whatsoever.’ to which the club officials agreed bit by pitcher by Lawlda (Stelma); berUngs, added the Royiu Oaka to ’ Ooutler, director with EMdy Hdly Tuning In tonight: Cit Serv ...... 4% first game victory; Thomas hurled Lassiter and Helena parked near me 1 bad something to interfere. losing 6-2, found themselves back playing basketball than at any time The American OlymplS committee If he scores over Gus ^ e r , German and Eleanor Lane. ter street was the victim of unusual can League umpire, 1s a dead ringer in order to be able to finish. Boots Are Also Slated. wild pitches, Lawlda; passed balls, toelr list of local vlctlma by pound- Talks WJZ-NBC, 6:15 for east a t Serv, pfd ...... 64% mishap at the annual outing of'the hlUess ball for six innings of sec­ the pavilion she beard toe rhyth­ 1 simply didn’t dare turn them In third place by these develop­ since, so he waa put to work with ended Its official responsibility for champion welterweight when they :'13:80-^Dan Harding’s Wife. for Victor McLogen of toe movlei It Is regretable that the team Paganl; umpires Russell and Dowd; Ing out a 7-3 victory at M t Nebo and 9:16 for west, new Republican El Bond and Share . . . 2644 Tall Cedars of Lebanon at Urbano ond. mic strains of a popular tune down this time.” ments. toe Olympic cage squad. Mrs. Jarrett’s maintenance In Ber­ meet soon. Originally scheduled to 13:45—Merry Madcaps — Norman or vice versa. cannot get together with such a time of game 3:10. yuterday afternoon aa Monroe series by wmiam Hard; WABC- Ford Limited ...... 744 Osano’s cottage on Bolton Lake yes­ Hank Leiber, Giants and A l Holl­ drifting down to them. Beyond "N o ...” agreed Helena dully. A pair of stalemates completed lin at noon yesterday, but offered to exchange punches Wednesday night, Tony Phillips, fast-moving Rock­ Cloutier, director; with Eleanor It must Jolt Max Baer’s pride The only other one of their chance presented to ihem this irear shackled toe Oaks until the ninth CBS 9:46 Rep. C. Jasper Bell, Mis­ Nlag Hud Pow ...... 16H terday. Hunniford's right foot was ingsworth, Reds— Former singled In the car, countless lanterns flick­ "No, you couldn’t do that Not toe American League program, A charges giving toe track and field provide her return passage to New the bout waa temporarily postponed ville battler, and Sam Maltempo, Lane and Eddie Holly. something fierce to have to bowl after last night” I along with the rest of the card un­ to crash Into the Twilight League Gorske Tames Moriartya Inning. The Oaks angaged a shut­ souri, report of Congreslonal com­ Penn Road ...... 4% scalded by hot water when be slip­ 1 winning run in opener; latter held ered through the trees. The two 20-hlt attack behind Buck Ross, slx- coaches any real worry was Gene York before, during, or after toe most popular of WllllmonUc’e elraon The West Ends of Bristol gained 13A8—Time Signals. over set-ups on one night stands “Helena! Last night has noth­ til probably August 6. His victory circle. The showing the team made out In the final frame when oiuv mittee investigating Townsend plan. Segal Lock ...... 244 ped while helping to move a boiler . . . Fordham football teams used Giants with tight pitching In night sat there a moment, not moving, hlt flinging gave toe Atoletlca a Venzke, toe smooth-striding Penn­ games. She will not be permitted pures, have been matched to appear ample revenge for the 11-6 setback lA O —Newa; Weather. Unit Gas ...... not thinking of leaving toe car. ing to do with I t You do under­ over Cleo Locatelli last week moved In the first game against Highland Keeney smashed out a borne nm WBAF-NBC, 7—Fibber McGee 7'54 of com on an open fire. He was to startle toe natives with their cap. 13-0 victory over toe Indians but sylvanian who appeared definitely to return, however, with the main In what is expected to bo one of the suffered here last week by trouncing 1:16—Hit Tunes. Unit L t and Pow A .. Softly Helena began to bum. stand how It is, don’t you?” him up among the first fight . . . Park causeu many favorable com­ with one aboard. and MoUle; 7:30—Margaret Speaks, 844 taken to the Memorial Hospital for battle cry of one-dam, two-dam, Cleveland came back to slug out an to have slipped past hla peak. The body of athletes on toe President feature bouts of tomorrow night’s Moriorty Brothers at the Bell City l:30-r-Market Report. UUI Pow and L t ...... emergency treatment and will be "You . . . you’re beginning to She told him that she did, and 8-5 decision. The Senators wallop­ Roosevelt August 19 . Holly Mandly, Jr.. Wethersfield ments In local baseball circles. All Johnny Hedlund started on the songs; 8—Gypsies; 8:30—Dick Hlm- 144 three-dam, Fordham . . . Most of concensus was that two Kanstma, tWs, however, was changed when 10-bout amateur card at Sandy yesterday afternoon by 8 to 4, com­ 1:26—Lester Ludke, pianist forced to use a crutch for several be happy again,” Lassiter said Lassiter promised to telephone ed toe Browns 9-2 In the opener. youngster, defends hU New England Beach arena. Crystal Lake. Phll- slab for the locale but gave way to ber music; 9—Eastman concert; the spectators bad reached for GUARD COMPANIES MUST toe veteran Cunningham, and toe The backstroke queen . received amateur golf title next week at the Royal Oak.i handed them a 20-3 bining timely hitting with four inis- 1:80—^Wilbur Evans, baritone.' SILLY DERBY 18 ON days. He is employed as an Installer softly. again soon. Slowly she replaced They took a 6-3 Ucklng In toe sec­ Ups has Improved by leaps and Sturgeon when toe first five batters > 1:45—^Aoelian Trio. 6:30— Great lAkes Symphony. their ear muffs long before toe newcomer, Archie San Romani, numerous cablegrams and messages Portland, 'Me., and will be accom­ lacing at tbe West Side. It was In plays by tbe locals to emerge on by the locAl telephone company. She did not answer directly. “It’s tbe Instrument Then, almost hys­ ond game. bounds since he was first seen In to face him accounted for four runs 8A0—^New Elngland Pure Food. WABO-CBS— 8 — Loretta I,ee, lads got around to toe fourth dam. would have to carry toe torch In of sympathy and toe gift of a box panied to tbe battlefield by nineteen this game that the team failed to the long end of the final count. The Seattle, Woah., July 27— (A P ) The otutlng of toe Tall Cedars was ENUST NEARBY RECRUITS beautiful here. Isn’t it? ” terically, she pkmged into a rou­ action at the lake this season and to the getaway stanza. Monroe 3:16—Studio Program. songs; 7—Heldt's Brigadiers; 7:30 toe claasic l.bOO. of handkerchiefs from her former other leading members of toe state's ■how Its fighting spirit and ap­ West Ends were trailing 4-8 when Wives sharpened razors today for attended by seventy-five members “ Yes. You should see it In win­ tine of work. A ll toe morning, all he U expected to give the Thread singled, Ctourtmanche sacrificed him 3 AO—Works Progress Administra­ —Pick and Pat (West repeat 9:30); Down at his counti^ place at Red The wrestlers had not been able teammates of toe women’s swim­ golfing brigade. Connecticut fair­ they unlcBsed a flv»-run barrage In Seattle's newest silly derby—"shave- and visitors fron. Moosup, Provi­ ter. It’s like a picture then.” He that afternoon, she kept her mind. parently all the spark of competi City 3routh a busy three rounds to second, LoweU tripled, Larrivlve tion Program. • 8— Joan Crawford and Franchot Bank, N. J., Mike Jacobs has a away from Lassiter's broken en­ to reach a decision In five divisions ming team. With them came a note way artists have won the title for the eighth that settled tbe issue. your-own-husband.’’ dence, Thomp^nvlUe, Warehouse Those Employed at Some Dis­ sighed. “I t always reminds me of wading Batters to "keep your chin up.” tlon has been extinguished. The though Maltempo at present Is rid. doubled and Crostwaltoe lacM a 3:46—Fred Wade's Songs. Tone In “ Chained” ; 11—Vincent Point and Hs-tford. During toe statue of a barefoot Joe Louis, gagement. But at 6, long after aa to toe No. 1 man. (toach W, H. four consecutive years . . . they The West Ends did aU their The affair today promised to at­ tance from Town Most Be my kid days, because In toe win­ She visited toe Olympic pool Just management bad nothing to offer Ing along on the crest of an Im* home run over Gnibe’a read la le ft 8:00—Pepper Young’s Family. Lones orchestra. day baseball, volley ball'and horse­ swinging a baseball bat, standing ters I used to trap rabbits in this the store was quiet, Helena broke. « y that Bobby (Poison) Ivy, Hart­ scoring In two big frames. Mori tract a crowd of bar'iers, spectators, By ASSOCIATED PRESS Thom was determined to choose his outside of toe stadium yesterday In tbe way of a team to finish tbe presslve record of victories. Sturgeon went well until the sev­ 8:16—Ma Perkins. WJZ-NBC, 7-Jean Dickinson, doctors and possibly a few hus­ shoe pitching was enjoyed. The guard over bis prize tulips . . . A Discharged, Order Reads. wood. It was old Andrew Fra­ Her head In her arms upon toe ford amateur boxer. Is a real comer artys started off auspiciously 1^ AMERICAN representatives In each weight be­ and commented favorably on the schedule and the suggestion that The battle should be exceptionally enth when toe Oilers picked up two 8:80—Vic and Bade. soprano; 8—Minstrels; 8:30— Care­ bands. feature of the affair was a clam­ rumor Is going toe rounds that Lefty zier’s farm then. Later he gave desk, she burst into tears. fore nightfall. If he learns a few more tricks about picking up a run in the first and Special orders have been Issued Batting— Gehrig, Yankees, and -apeed” of toe water. the West Bides and Selberllng bat­ good, but not good enough to eclipse more runs on an error, a single by 8:46—The CNelUs. free (^mlvaJ; 9—Goldman band; A t the behest o f worried hus­ bake. Grove will retire after this year It to toe town.” Finally toe tears stopped, but They settled matters in toe how to use hla mitts. He’s got Intes­ another In the second, then their Lowell and a double by Larrivlve. . . . he wants to step down while from toe Adjutant General’s office RadcUff, White Sox, A74. The construcUon of toe pool, with tinal fortitude and other champion’s tle It out Wednesday evening the main go In which Tiny Lesco 9:30—Jolly (^brun music; 10:16— bands, Chairman William Shapiro ” Ob,” said Helena In a small she did not raise her head. She Runs—Gehrig, Yankees, 1 1 4 ; featherweight and heavyweight met with lots of approval. rivals talUed three times In the fifth The visitors talUed totir last run in. - banned atralgbt-edged razors, but See everything, hear everything, the fans still have a high opinion of to toe (Company Commanders of toe Voice. ” 1—1 suppose that waa felt too weary, too utterly alone gutters along toe sides to catch qualities. < o f WllltmanUc and Dessa B. Bry­ to lead 3-2. Moriartys Ued the Ink Spots Quartet. Howitzer and Company K, 169th In­ (Sehringer, Tigers, 97. classes yesterday when Francis E. toe waves raised by toe swimmers The West Sides and the Green too eighth on bits by (3ord, March this created such a stir among wives say nothing. him . . . Granville's victory at Leah’s grandfather?” to open h*r eyea upon toe ' world. ant of Springfield, New Ehigland A. score In the seventh snd again and Monroe. What to expect Tuesday: Chicago Saturday stamps blm as toe fantry to discharge men who have Runs batted In—Foxx, Red Sox. Millard of North Adams, Moss., and and toe fact that toe water is meet tonight at Jarvis Grove at A . U. Ught-heavywelgbt champ are o* the old school he was forced to —Advice to bellhops by Y. Douglas, “Yes. He really was a grand . . . There was a tentative rap at 96; Trosky, Indians, 94. went to the front in the eighth but Dehl OUera. WBAF-NBC, 1 p. m.—Salzburg year’s outstanding toree-year-old obtained employment at some dis­ Roy Dunn at Gate, Okla., won toe changing constantly, makes toe pool FIRE HALTS RACING 6 :16 o’clock. scheduled to tu g le . When heavy­ amend It to ’‘husband’s’’ choice. Honolnln hotel bellhop old guy. And Leah’s father’s not toe door, and through toe frosted Hits— AveriU, Indians, 140; Geh- assignments In toelr divisions. Dunn the West Ends uprieiug was alto­ ab h po WDRC mualc festival; 8—Woman’s Radio now racing . . . it might have been tance from Manchester and to re­ glass she saw toe outline of a man. unusually fast, she said. weights swap 'iMther they generally open enlistments for toe companies so bad. It’s toe women who've rlnger. Tigers, and Troaky, Indians. took a quick fall over hla heavy­ gether too much for the locals to Monroe, p ...... 6 8 3 Hartford, Oomi. 1880 Review; 4—Afternoon at McNeills. a different story If Bold Venture run him Into toe hole. They— ” Hurriedly riie powdered, tried to It also made her more certain AT CRESCENT TRACK blank aU other weights for provid­ n-atch. WABC-CB8, 1:30—Madison en­ fo camp. In order to keep the 187. weight rival, Howell Scobey of Le­ she would have been able to retain Courtmanebe, sa 3 0 0 qr astern Daylight Tima.) hadn’t been hurt . . . Jack Solvo- He stopped, suddenly remember­ rearrange her hair. Then, "Ctoma ing tbriUs and the Bryant-Lesco Albie Gurske, victim o f the de­ Lowell, 2b ...... 6 semble; 2:80—^Mayfair singers; 8:30 sun, toe pitcher, wears glasses on companies up to maintenance Rubles—DlMagglo, Yankees, 88; high, and Millard pinned F^ey Par- toe Olympic title she won In 1632 T'ky. Judging from past perform­ 3 1 ing that perhaps Helena would in,” she called. JWeek End Sports | feat here, was in top form yester­ Larrivlve, lb .,..4 — Victor Bay chamber music. toe mound but doesn’t need them strength, enlistments will be receiv­ Rolfe, Yankees, and Oehringer. T1 key of Temple, Okla. if Bhe had been permitted to remain ances, will be no exception. 3 4 Author Erects Pig Sty rather not bear of tbe Fraziers just Harvey Jameson stood in toe fers, 82. Schooling: Events to Be Held day and Umitod Moriartys to five Crostwalto, 8b ..5 Mooday, July 37 WJZ-NBC, 12:30— Farm and while reading. ed at toe armory until such time as The other five tests, conducted on toe team. By AseocUtod Frees Furthermore, enough flying 1 5 toe full training period strength of then. He looked at her sharply. doorway. ”1 noticed toe light,” he Triples—RoUe, Yankees, CUft Until "Tote” Board Is Re­ bits, fanning eight and giving only Keglar, c ....8 h M . Home Four; 3:80 — Description Francis Wallace, the sports toriter said, "and I thought maybe I under Olympic rulee, resulted in Boriln—Mrs. Eleanor Holm Jar­ leather is expected to satisfy even 0 XX the companies has been reached. After a moment be said, "You're Browns, and Oehringer, Tlgera, 10. built at the OraL two passea In the process. Spen­ Kelly, cf . .. •. *3 •idAO—D ept of Education — Safety Olymphic torch runners from Buda­ who made toe grade In toe. better more beautiful than usual tonight, could persuade you to knock off draws with toe Ught heavyweights, rett charges Olympic officials .with the most rabid fan when Joe Wasta- 0 0 Opposite Neighbor's Porch Several men are now needed for Home nmi.— Gehrig, Yankees, 80: cer was reached for twelve hite, Card, If ...... 4 Miiilrfitofin pest; 4— Bmle Stemm orchestra. magazines, blew Into town from Helena.” and see a movie with me. I f you Ray (Semona of Duke, Okla., and misconduct aboard ship and net enia o f Tbompsonvllle and Adam 1 3 each of toe local companies. Appli­ Foxx, Red Sox, 29. West Springfield, Mass., July 26.— fanned two and waUced two. Haro March, rf ...... 4 X X [4 tU — Concert Miniatures. Some Tuesday abort waves: good old Bellalr, Ohio . . . PYancIa She smiled up at him Imper­ haven’t eaten, we can grab a bite Charles McDaniel of Bloomington, Isct o f responsibilities after her at Koen of O m p (Jonnor meet In the and Bordeaux featured at tbe bat >A0—Cbloago VaileW Hour. is raving about a kid golfer . . . cations may be made for enlist­ Pitching—Hadley, Yi 'kees, 8-1 ; Ind., finishing even for the third — (Special.) — Night schooling TPA3 Paris 2:80 p. m.—Salzburg ment tonight and tomorrow night sonally. "It’s the summer night on the way." Having spoken, be Malone, Yankees, 10-8. psala for reinstatement as Olympic semi-final affair. Two other boute for the winners and Playing Coach -Bob CrDsb3r*s Orchestra. Bridgeport, July 27 — (A P ) — a Aa far as toe author of “Ebc-Wlfe' Lewis Martin of toe Belmont Hills time. races, open to the public and with 88 7 XX 37 10 8 music festival; W 2X AF Schenecta­ for toe respective local national haze,” obe told him. “Affects toe seemed afraid that he might have NATIONALS team member fall and her entry in shape up aa good as any staged at Tommy Slpplee starred for the oe- KMOO—'-Virginia VerrlU. Sightseers piled over toe turnpike and “ Strangers May Klsa” Is con­ club at S t ClalrsvlUe, O.—who en­ prestuned too much. Colds Bottler AtUefaa *>? «^mlaslon charged, win be held Royal Oaks. dy, 6:38—Short wave mail bag; from Westport to Wilton yesterday guard units. vision. . . . Shall-we start?" ^ t t l n g — Medwlck, Oardlnala, Cuxtaaven, Germany — German backstroke swim is withdrawn. tb® lake this year; one between ers, collecting a double and a single i;:jbiSl-SHS—1 -N aw a Service. DJD Berlin, 6— Opera “Der Waf- cerned, toe pig tale Is a closed book. ters Ohio State next fall . . . Fron­ The pavilion waa well covered Helena slammed shut toe drawer •:»s. The men’s and women’s swimming- at the local greyhound oval Tues­ George Hovey of WlUlmantlc and . . . ab » h po ■ a to view toe pig sty which Ursula A63; Demaree, (Jubs, A86. yacht Roland von Bremen first ar­ day, Wednesday and Thursday Bolton Landing, N. Y.—Kays Don and stealing two bases. Eton' Boys. fenschmeid” and 8:30— Light music; ds saw tola bird shoot a 67 for a with dancers, most of them iroung, of her desk, faced that friendly A teams were anxious - to have their A l Rlcber of ThompsonviUe, and the McKay c f ...... 4 0 0 8 0 • Parrott has erected on her property, “ There will be no nigs" the said. DOES A SWEET JOB Runs-J. Martin, Cardinals, 86; rival In trans-Atlantic race from nights of this w e ^ Operating Man­ becomes first forrign driver to win Moriartys. r p is - B o b bbby : Benson and Sunny course record and swears hell be all of them enjoying themselves smile. :T d like to!" she said. , iUr. *rst try at the championship course other between Peter Amo of Ware- Neilaon, 3, 3b ...4 0 0 4 X • JVH Naxaki, 6— Overseas program; directly opposite toe screened front 'T am too busy to get Into a neigh­ Suhr, Pirateo, n . Bermuda. ager John E. Brooks of the Creoeent gold cup speedboat race, piintiwg ab r around toe top In a year or so . . . Immensely. Beyond them,- almost (T o Be Oonttnoed) — bouse Point and'(JbarUe Hopkins of Hedltlnd, p, 8b, o. .4 X 3 8 4 X RNB Moscow, 7—News and re- porch of Warwick O. BoxaU, who borhood row." Norwich, N. Y„ July 27—(AP)— Runs batted In—Medwlck, Ctordl- next door to the Olympic stadium. Clevatand— Frank Hayes, Ath- Kennel club announced tonight. Impshl to hollow victory after O'Malley, 3b ., ...6 i teW j m aahan Beocm with Roland Correction; Tbe name of Marty at once, Helena aaw a row of older M»e Previously only toe divers bod Plainfield. Koeney, o s ...... 4 X S X X • Tiews; GSP GSF G8D London, 7:26 threatened, acordlng to toe Parrott l^ e pen appeared on toe roadside Swarms of bees, files and bugs aals, 60; Ott, Glanto, 88. w e s , equals major leagua record These schooling trials are being Oeorge Reis’ El Logsrto, only other Cronin, 8b ...... 4 Berg’s new sports magaslne is men and women seated in wicker ■ ri Other probable bouts wlU be: I>toon, lb ...... 4 '0 X U X 0 — ^Foreign affairs; YV2RC Carcacas pig tale, to polooD her dog which has after BoxaU warned Mro. Parrott stuck fast on his newly painted PLAYS SINGLETON Hits—Medwlck, Csrdlnsls, 187; sampled the genuine Olymido water. by hitting four doubles in game run to keep tbe dogs In condition atorter, bums out bearing in first Slpplee, lb ...... 8 Bsnrios. "Sports W eek" Instead of “ Sports chairs along toe edge of toe plat­ Jes Remus, Ludlow, Maos., vs. Grube, I f ...... 3 0 0 3 0 0 9:16—Dance music; GSD GSC Lon- been tipring over his garbage can. that be would poison her chow dog house convinced F. E. Lotorldge of Jensen, Pirates, 133. It has been pronounced by Mrs. against Indians. pending resumption o f the racing mile; Reis announces his rs- Glnnaanti, ss ...4 Um Mounted. News”, as we reported last week. toe Norwich High school faculty to­ form. Mrs. BYazler waa there, aplen- WoUy Plpp, WUUmantic; Al Flll- Praoer, r f ...... 4 0 0 X 0 • dco, 10:16—BBC Dance orchestra. Mrs. Parrott’s declaration that if she lidn't keep him home. The Watertown. N. Y.—J. R. JaaU- Doubles—Medwlck; Cardinals, 88; Eleanor Holm Jarrett, toe banish­ Herald Harbor. Md.— Fred Jacoby season which was halted by tb e d ;? tirsment from racing along with Putnam, cf ,.. ...4 — Jaa Pearce. the new enclosure was not a pig dog, according to toe neighbor, had day that he bod done a “ sweet Job.” dld-loo clng In a white gown and a Hermsn, (Tubs, 88. ed backstroke star, toe "fasteet mors, Ctomp Connor vs. A l Bames, Sturgeon. 8b,p ...4 0 X 0 3 • _ I HaD’a QrdMstra. Itoatoampton, N. Y . — Sidney son, of Oreenburg, Pa., teed off at Jr., wins tofoe events and finishes structlon o f the totalizator bowd ny boat. Hilderbrand, If .4 Davidson, 3b, 3b 4 0 0 0 S 4 sty was scoffed at by vlsltora from a posoion for his garbage can and Lotorldge mixed the Ingredients short btock fur evening coat. Triples—CtomlUl, PbllUes, 1 1 ; J. water” aiie ever saw. RockrlUs; BuU Tenne, RockvlUe va May, r f ...... 3 bB F*TiM*'*y*M*f*^r Wood and J. GUbert Hall take “ Dance?” asked John Lassiter, toe Jefferson county golf course ■■.'-'.SM second in saother to reu- top out­ fire Eqriy Saturday. InstallaUon of CaUcogb— WUUam Woodward’s N o modern nation should be re­ up. country who said toe low build­ kept knocking It over. Authorities and p ain M the boiue himself. Martin, Cardlnala, 10. Batter weather yesterday aided « t e r Am o, TbompeonviUe; Young Wallett. c ...... 8 Oartar. Boldatone club Invitation doubles and Helena drifted in his arms. here and sent toe ball soaring 100 board honors In tri-city regatta. new electrical equipment for the re­ favorite, Granville, wins 886,000 84 s T i r u l quired to borrow a single cent for ing was a pig pen if toe;' ever saw informed Mrs. P an ott that her The presence of toe Insects puz- Home runs—Ott, Olsnts, 19; in staving off another mild epi­ Kstobell, ThompsonvUle vs. Young Spencer, p ...... 4 I BrigaiSan. the puipose of carrying on the func- tennis tourney with 6-8, 6-4, 6-4 vic­ They danced wril together. Too yards Into toe shirt pocket of Ber­ Newport, R. I.— Weetamoe beats built "tote” board la expected to Arlington classic, beating Mr. Dahl OUera ...... 400000310—7 one. There are no pigs yet but Mrs. neighbor had a right to order sied him until investigation showed Klein and Camllli, PblUles, 17. demic of head colds and sore be completed by tbe end of the w e A . McKenna, Plainfield; Young Moo­ •Stratton ...... i Ttme with Uons o f government tory over Gene Moko and Martin a con of oU intact in his cellar, and well to spoil It with conversation nard Singleton, caddy. Singleton I Yankee and Rainbow In final race Bones and H o U y r ^ In battls for Royal Oaks ...... 000000003—3 BoxaU is not sure that there won’t Fi’-Tan-Llng, the dog, off toe prop­ Pitching— French, Cubs, 10-3: throats. Head track coach Lawson The definite dote for re-openlng the ney, RockvlUe vs. Young Fournier, 178*. ^ —Or. Bkoaele B. lewaeeed. erty any tims be saw blm. Buxby. nearby and empty maple syrup coq. They had danced three times was uninjured. Humbert, Glsnts, 9-3. of series among threo-year-old honors. Two base hits, Inntvhra 3; Rod* B o b ^ - s w jT s ; oeoeon Is expected to be announced t*kllow; snd Fimnkle Brown, Rock- 24 10 Farmlngdals, N. T ^ P a t Abbott. vlUa vs. Bobby Bums, WUbrsham. lund; three baas hlto, LoweU;' A ltadsns, Calif,, aovto actor, wins HHASXTBBOB8 A bit of heavsa cams nw '.ay tha day your heart touched mine. 1 never cen forget that day—It seeme eo dlvina. A veritable Paradtoe la mine be- LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES the bridge. He need* to exercise and cBuee of you, PERSONALS FLORISTS—NlIRSEttIKS APARTMENTS—FLATS— stretch his muscles. But by six he POUSH-AMERKS BLANK A eomehow sprinkled ftom the TENEMENTS 63 AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD Is so mentally and spiritually fog­ eUee, for me beeauie of you. LATE CABBAGE plants, 8 dozen at Manchester, within and for the at Manchester, within and for the im iC A C H UIXSIR, f M paln», «n- at Manchester, within and for the District of -Manchester, on the 25th ged a carpet beater, or even a dish for 'z5c, 100 for 50c. Also celery FIVE ROOM tenement, modem, 3 District of Manoheater, on the 25th District of Manchester, on the 25tb Olrl— shot a derby off a man’s dlCMtUm vicUma, why suffer! For day of July, A. D.. 1936. day of July. A. D., 1986. cloth, Irritates him further. CAPITOL CITY LUMBER and aster plants at Odermann'a. Walnut street, near Pine atreet, day of July, A. D., 1936. bead with a bow and arrow today. ’ quick relief get a free sample of Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE, Esq., Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE, Esq.. Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., Mary aajrs the Installment man near Cheney Mill., 315.00. Inquire Judge. tJdga, a doctor’s prescription at 504 Parker street. udge. / Judge. was there, the wheel on the bug­ Friend— Goah, you must be an ex- Estate of Beth O. Stoutnar late of Estate of William R. Tinker late (OonUnoed from Page Deven) Arthur Drug Stores. Tailor Store. Estate of Robert Curran late of gy ie off, Bhe'B bad a headache and ■pnt with ii bow and arrow. MancheRter, In said District, deceas­ Manchester. In said District, deceas­ of Manchester, In said District, de­ ceased. for all he cares she could die and Olrl—^No, I wax aiming at an REPAIRING FOR RENT— VERY desirable four ed, ed. runs,' Crostwalte, Keeney; hits off archery target.; * The Administrator having exhibit­ On motion of Lottie 8. Cummings The Executor having exhibited Its good riddance. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 or alx room furnished apartment, administration account with said es­ Hedlund 4 in one-third Inning, ed his administration account with of said Manchester, administratrix John, seething inside all day over LAWN MOWER SHARPENING, reasonable, 200 Center atreet. Tel. said estate to this Court for allow­ ORDERED:—That six months from tate to this Court for allowance, it U Sturgeon 7 in 8 2-3 Innings; sacrlflce Tba way to make war Impossible I s m PONTIAC Deluxe touring repaliing. Key making, vacuum 5246. the 26th day of July A. D.. 1936 be ORDERED:—That the let day of the pettiness and nagging of the hits, Courtmanche; stolen bases. ance, It is August A. D., 1936, at 8 o’clock (s. t.) to to fight It on e cash basis. sedan, 1935 Pontiac coupe, 1934 cleaners etc., cleaned, recondition* OUDFMIED:—^I'hat the let day of and the same are limited and allow­ office manager, holding In because Sturgeon, Monroe 3, Kelly, Card; FOR RENT— FOUR ROOM tene­ August,'A. D., 1936 at 8 o'clock (a. t.) ed for the creditors within which to forenoon, at the Probate Onlce. in If he didn't both Mary and the baby Plymouth Deluxe sedan, 1933 ed. Tool sharpening. Brailhwalte, bring In their claims against said said Manchester, be and the same U left on bases, Dahl Oilers 7, Royal Lady— ^You poor man. How did ment, on Purnell Place, price rea­ forenoon, at the Probate Office, in would starve, now turns on her and WlUys coupe, 1932 Wlllys sedan, 52 Pearl street said Manchester, be and the same Is estate, and the said administratrix assigned for a hearing on the allow­ Oaks 7; base on balls off Sturgeon ■ you get Into all that troublaT Toonerrille Folks 1931 Olds sport coupe. Cole Motors. sonable. Inquire Mr. Taylor, 801 assigned for a bearing on the allow­ Is directed to give public notice to ance of said administration account lets go the blast. An explosion Is 3. off Monroe 2; hit by pitcher, Culprit—Ob, I atood up like a By Fontaine Fox the creditors to bring In their claims with said estate, and thla court di­ WE SPECIALIZE In lawm mower Main street. ance of said administration account necessary to reliev: his tortured Courtmonche by Sturgeon; struck gentleman when a tody entered the FOR BALE— 1929 Ford coach *75, with said estate, and this Court di­ within said time allowed by posting rects the Executor to give public no­ sharpening. Precision grinding. a copy of this order on the public tice to all persons Interested therein feelings, so Mary being near and out by Monroe 11, by Sturgeon 7; room. 1929 Bulck sedan 3100. 1928 Dodge rects the Adininlatralor fo give pub­ Satisfaction guarantod. Delivery lic notice to all persona Interested sign post nearest to the place where to appear and be heard thereon by rubbing salt 1’ the wound,~aIthough umpire, O'Leary. Lady— But how could that get coupe 350, also used parts and service. Karlsen A Edgerton, 855 LEGAL NOTICES 78 therein to appear and be heard there­ the deceasd last dwelt within said publishing a copy of this order In ah', doesn’t guess, gets the broad­ you Into t-oubleT OUR BOARDING HOUSE tires. Pantaled Brothers, Wetherell on by publishing a copy of this order town and by publishing the same In some newspaper having a circulation side. EDUCATED CHICKENS No. Main Pbom /385. M Ctron PKIIMIT some newspaper having a circulation In said District, five days before said Culprit— I was taking a bath. street. rSkone 3348. VOTICM OP APPIJC.\TIOW in some newspaper having a circula­ tion in said District, five days before In said probate district. wlth.|p ten day of hearing and return make to Maybe It has to be this way. (SEWTLEMEM /-p-ROVN This Ik to give notice that 1. said day of hearing and return make days from the date of this order, and this Court. Character to one thing and limit of Oneonta, N. Y.— Mrs. Ard' A men never realizes the worth­ IHACD AKl WATCH Saiiiuf! Klein of 163 (.'enter atreet. return make to this court of the no­ WILLIAM 8. HYDE “TWE TIME o t : 6A U L E O , HELP WANTED— Manchcfller, Conn., have filed an ap- tu this Court. endurance another. Both are tired, Peaalee of W es^ Laurens walked lessness a t his earthly possessions UWCLE OKJCe WILLIAM 8. HYDE tice given. Judge. until be tries to pawn them. VtXJRBRAII FEMALE .15 pllrailon dated Monday, July 20, WILLIAM 8. HYDE H-7-27-36. each thinks the other does not give to a local hennery and recovi ^OENTT^TS HA.VE BEEM 1936. with the Liquor Control Com- Judge. WHOSE BRAiKj Manchester ' H-7-27-36. Judge. them credit; life to no bed of roses five "educated" bens from her fi JEMPCRW CHRISTMAS CARDS. 100 percent mlsalon for a Package Htore Beer H-7-27-86. LIQUOR PERMIT 'When asked to Identify the birds, A little boy, after bto first day at eTRlVlKi(3 TO IMPROVE Permit for the sale of alcoholic and looks as black as the bottom mm 60T SOTA»qaLEt) MA.CSC(R Evening Herald profit selling marvclou* 21 folder AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD n o t ic e o r APPLICATION of a dry river-bed. Mrs. Peaslee called out “Oome BchooL was questioned as to what t h e l o t CR= MAKl, -BM liquor on the premleea of 161 Center at Manchester, within and for the AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Thlle ie to give notice that I. David A certain ainount of iSliAlhtllpa UPWrrVITW'lDEA, 3 1 aMortment. Gift Wrappings, atreet. Manchester. Conn. The huet- But Mary should try to remem­ Susie, Come Nuisance, c o m e ....’’ happened on his first day: N DU Re CLASSIFIEU district of Manchester, on the 27th at Manchester, within and for the McCollum of 148 Florence atreet. "Nothing mucL,’’ he said, "except nail eman. IMCREAkSIMO TWE KJECBSSmES Everydaya; peraonala. Experience nose Is owned by tiamuel Klein of 163 dnv of July, A. O., 1936. District of Manchester, on the 25th Manchester have filed an application ber Uu.t John to pegging away at a and walked from the eMabllshment OPfflROWlKkS HfiBLE TD advertisements Center street. Manchester. Conn., and that a laCy there who didn’t know unneceaaary. Request aamplca, Preaent WILLIAM 8. HYDE. Eaq., day of July. A. D.. 1986. dated 27th of July, 1986 with the dtotaseiful Job day after day to give followed by the five Rhode Island OP LIRE; AKTD IT REMAJMEO HAKJDLE5 OKI tvll he conducted by Samuel Klein of Judge. Liquor Control Commission for bow to spell ’cat’ asked 'me how, and S T A R T A Coont su averiMl* wurds lo a 1ID« Rainbow, 16A Park Row, New 163 Center street, Manchester, Conn., Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE. Esq.. her a certain security and inde­ Reds. State police arrested a neigh­ tnltlalE. Qumbara «od abbravlatlont Estate of Catherine T. Thompson Judge. club Permit for the sale of alcoholto I told her.” / Jake— That’s a pretty dress you PO R ME'---- SW E E T CCRRKi, York. as permittee. of Manchester in said District, in­ pendence. John, that Mary to fight­ bor accused of the theft. B R U SH - •mcb Count na « 'ntd and compound SAMUEL KLEI.V Estate of Koe Huotte late of Man­ liquor on the premises of Main have on. worda aa two wurda. Minimum eoat la capable. chester. In said District, deceased. street. Manchester, Conn. The busi­ ing her way every hour under the TO COMCEWE ACOMBIMAJVDM TH AT THEY PIRE ; EASY MONEY selling exclusive Dated July 20, 1986 Upon application of The Manches­ Those who sit around and trait Mary— Yes. I on'y wear It to teas. ortca 01 tbraa iinaa. \ H-7-27-36. The Administrator having exhibit­ ness Is owned by Army-Navy Club. pressure of a dozen anhoyances and ALARM DIDNrr WOME PIRSFLV BEE THACT WOKKS Lina rataa pai^ day tot tranaianl I>ollar Box 21 Christmas Folders. ter Trust Company. Conservator, ed his administration account with Inc., of Main street, Manchester, tor prosperity will always work for J a k ^ W h o m T HA.B TO SEKID CMYOUR praying for authority to mortgage aid estate to this Court for allow­ Conn., and will be conducted by discouragements, rearing his child those who don’t ada> __ 100 percent profits. No Investment. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD M U S H T A kM D T W / m y w o r d , tftfaatlva Marck 11* IMt Gift Wrappings, Religious, Every­ at Manchester, within and for (hv real estate belonging to said estate, ance, It le David McCollum of 148 Florence as well as hers and being aa brave Chicago—The robber held a small A woman reader wrote to H lM ID A M b T - SCALP.' Caah Cbarca as per application on file, It Is ORDERED:— That the 1st day of street, Manchester, Conn., as per­ about It aa a woman of Mary’s un­ pistol concealed In one hand. lO si day, Humorous. Request samples. District of ^fnncheRtor. on the 23th ORDERED:—That the foregoing Friend—Which of your works of column last week calling attention WHEM I THIMK OP « Gonaacutiva uaya .«i 1 oU| 9 ota day of July. A. D., 1936. August A« D., 1936, at 8 o'clock (a. t.) mittee. developed tjrpe can be. He muat MUT TO (SET I ConaaeutlT* Uayr ..| » ota) ll eta Schwer, 727 Westfield, Moss. application be heard and determined at the Probate Office. In said Man­ DAVID McCOLLUM Rene Quinn, drug store cashier, fiction do you consider the best? to a news clipping which stated that Present WILLIA.M H. HYDE. Eaq.. give Mary time to cultivate emo­ thought she might attract attention THE MOUTRS 1 HAVE I Day ...... I il otai II ota Judge. At the Probate Office in Manchester chester. be and the same Is assigned Dated 27th of July. 1934. Author—My last income tax re­ 11 per cent more men than women HIM All urdtra fot irrairulai inaartlona CHRISTMAS CARDS. Big commis­ in Raid District, on the 1st day of for a hearing on the allowance of H-7-27-36. tional strength and be aa patient as of fellow employes or customers by turn. were crazy. W hat of It! The ques­ vlU ba dbarvad at ttaa one tlma rata. Kslnle of Andrew Fiedler late of COUCEKJTRATED sions selling personals. Free album Mnneheator, in said District, deceas August. A. D.. 1936. at 8 o'clock (a. t.) said administration account with he can. sobbing. tion to, who drove them crazy? ■‘?J UKIRAVEL- SpactAl rataa frr ions larm avary In the forenoon, and that notice be said estate, and this Court directs UTOH THE day advartlaini fftva upol ragucat. IpO samples. 21 folder assortment. ed. Not until husband and wi>’s learn She sobbed. Nobody looked. The W e often tot our friends Impose ED/ The Admlntatrator having exhibit­ given to all persons interested In the Administrator to give public no­ A4a ordered tor three ot eii daye Special humorous personals. Etch­ said estate of the pendency of said tice to all persons Interested therein to respect each otber’a troubles and r o h W Just grinned, took tBe t7 t OB us so thst we may enjoy the re­ She— ^You’ll he sorry i t you kiss PROBLEM ? Md atopped bafora tba third oi Bttb ed his administration account with ings, Everyday!, Gift Wrappings; said estate to thla Court for allow­ application and the time and place of to appear and be heard thereon by allow for them, forgive special fall' she handed over and walked out. turn privilege of Imposing on them. me. I’ve laryngitis and am under day win ba obarcad caly tor tba ao- hearing thereon, by publishing i publlehing a copy of this order In tnal number ot .Imea the o appear* stationery. Experience unneces- ance. it ie Ings and understand the battles Mtos Quinn screamed then and observation. OUDERKD:—That the 1st day of copy of this order In some news some newspaper having a circulation _Y our ed. obaraing at the rata earneo. but oary. Wallace Brown, 225A Fifth paper having a circulation In said In said District, five days before said each to fighting alone, can there be got plenty of attention hut the Man—la Jones still paying atten­ He— Don’t he silly. Laryngitis no allowance oi refunde can be made August A. D.. 1936. at 8 o'clock (s. t.) tion to that widow he was courting T Isn’t anything to worry about. Ave., New York. forenoon, at the Probate Office, in district, at least five days before the day nf hearing and return make to peace. And there should be peace. gunman eacaped. PD> ats time ade atopped attar tba day of said hearing, to appear if they this Court. Friend— Fajrlng attention— you’ve She— No, but my husband’s obser­ flfib day. said Marfchcstcr. be and the same Is assigned for a hearing on the allow­ SCO cause at said time and place and WILLIAM 8. HYDE C hildren said IL All he to doing to paying at­ vation to. No nJll torblda": diapJay ilnaa not ance of said administration account be heard relative thereto, and make Judge. tention to what she says. They’re How many people realty use their cold. SALESMEN WANTED 36-A return to this court. H-7-27-86. By O liv Roberts Bttton The HoraJd will not be reepooeible with said estate, and this Court di­ WILLIAM 8. HYDE married. minds to much advantage ? They ara tor more tbaa otia Inoorreot Jnierttoa rects the Admt|iletrator to give pub- BY NEA SCRVICC INato district, within ten WILLIAM S, HYDE with the baby. She gets up to lRtrb‘t of Manclu’Slcr. on the 27th Estate of Ida L Weir late of Man­ won’t even take her to a movie. around. How far we are up off“ the ' sight. Oeatha s«*s«»«s,s,,«s,,«,s««,s* WILLIAM S. HYDE day of July. A. D., 1936. ouroFAmesArBW Card ot Thanks ...... B month during winter montha. Ap­ chester. In said District, deceased. ground. I’ll bet we’'’c never traveled A moment more and it whizzed Judge. Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq.. On motion of Frederick J. Weir of When John goes to work, he has MO^FITAL BOOM 9S In Matnortam ••••«••••••••••«• F ply SupL Apartment 4, 26 Birch j Judge. quite as fast as this, before. by. "A h. ha,’’ the cloud cried. Lost and Found I H-7-27-36. Glastonlmry, Conn., administrator a feeling, however, that he has left TUB Bccsnrm c Aanouncamenta 1 street. Estate of Minnie E, Robinson late ORl'KRED:—That six months from Mary secure In a house fairly com­ 'That slingshot had a lot of zip I "Hero’-s where I catch up to It and AT A COURT OF PROBATE lUM.D of Manchester. In said District, de­ the 2uth day of July, A. D.. 1936 be All you Tlnlcs hang on MBRCHANT.. . Peraonals «...... I at Mftnehestpr. wllltin nnd for the ceased. fortable. She will have food and at to send us on this dandy trip. It's pass It. Aniomahilea and (he same arc limited and allow­ District of Mancliester. ou tiitj 25th On motion of Charles H. Robinson ed for the creditors within which to least some conveniences. She will Just like being In a speedy plane. tight!" L A T»e, A I ^ 6 A T B Automobllea tor S a le ...... e (lay of July. A. 1936. of said Manchester, adinintstralor 1 love to soar.” Antomobllee for exchange ••••» I bring in their claims against said be busy, yes, and tired, too, poor b b u p b a NuireB i o Present WILLIA.M 8. HYDE, Esq.. ORDERED:—That six months from estate, and the said administrator is girl, but If she’s desperately tired, "And so do I,” said Goldy. "Gee, The cloud moved faster. "M y, Auto Aceeeaorlee—Tlrea ...... f Judge. the 27lh day of Jnlj', A. D., 1936 be CAU. HIM P A C K ... Ante Repairing—Painting ••••» t directed to give public notice lo the what fun! I guess It's giving us a Estate of John Mationey late of and the same are limited nnd allow­ creditors to bring In their •claims the way he feels so mucu of the I’m Just as thrilled a» 1 can be. Auto tIobooU ...... ,...... t*A Manuhesler. In said District, deceas­ ed ft»r the creditor* within which to However, I am wondering when ,we run,” exclaimed wee Scouty. "Come Autoe—8blp by Truck •••••••• t within said time allowed by posting time, she can get her head on a pil­ 17-371 EMERGENCY ed. i>rtng In their claims against said a copy of Ibis order ’ on the public arc going to stop. on, star! Ifou’ll have to pick up low for a few minutes once In a Autoa— For Utra ...... I estate, and the said administrator is Oarages—Bervlce—Btorage ..•k« 10 On motion of Annie Mahoney of sign post nearest lo the place where "This speed can't last forever speed. Your speed won't bother us said Mnnchestcr. tidminlsirutrlx directed to give public notice to the tile deceased last dwelt within said while. MotorcTolaa—BIcyelee ...... 11 creditors tt» bring In llieir claims Maybe the work will have to and eventually we will land. I only at all. W c’Il hang on so we will not WASHINGTON TUBS _ tFantad Autos—Motorcydee . . . It oRI)KUEl.>:—That six months from town and by publishing the same In FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser By P a n e OUT OUR WAY the 25ll» day of July, A. D., 1936 be within said time allowed by posting some newspaper having a clrcnlatlon wait, but once In a corner Mary hope that our good friend, the fall. We'll be real disappointed If 'OH/VWAT AFOOLI'VB TOTH By Williams Baaincaa and Prafeaalaaal farviceo CALLS and tile snmu aru limited and allow­ a copy of this order on the public In said prolmle district, within ten you do not take the lead.” Businasa Barvlcea Offered ...... II sign post nearest to the place where can let It go at that and get some monstrous star, won't drop.” WILL ZARAi; THAT I TSL^EDANP L Houaebold Bervloee Offered ,u,,.ll-A ed for the creditors within which to days from the date of this order, and "A ll right, then, yoimgstera, bars bring In their claims against said the deceased last dwelt within said return make to this court of the no­ rest. Moreover, she’s her own boss. OLD MAN. HONEST I Bnlldln#—Contracting ...... 14 POLICE we go. I will admit that I’ve been Floriata—Nuraciiae ...... 11 estate, and the said administratrix town and by publishing the same In tice given. Nobody to crack a whip over her "Now, don’t you worry one wee Funeral Directors ...... 11 Is directed to give public notice to Some newspaper having a circulation WILLIAM S. HYDE head or blame her for not getting bit," the star replied. "I ’m feeling slow," exclaimed the star, "but now the creditors to bring in their oinima ill said probate district, within ten Judge. Beating—Plumbing—Roofing ,«• 11 an Invoice out or to hint every fit and I can keep Oii sailing till I I’m going , to whiz with all my 4343 within said lime allowed by posting da) s from the date of this order, and H-7-27-36. Insurance ...... 11 land you tots some place. might.” UiUtoary—Oreasmsking ...... 11 copy of this order on the public return make to this court of the no­ other hour that better me.i than he Moving—Trucking—8,uraga •••• 10 sign post nearest to tlie place where tice given. Is are out of Jobs. "I wish a cloud would come along The spurt took Goldy's breath im Public Paaaangar SarVIca •••.•.tO*A FIRE the deceased last dwelt within said WIIXIAM S. HYDE and then the wind would blow real away, and then they all heard Win­ town and by publishing the same In , Judge. He who aowB, even wltL tears, Working Under Strain Painting-Paparlng ...... tl South strong. 'Twould bring some real dy say, "Hurray! We passed right Profeaalonel Sarvloaa ...... It some newspaper having a circulation H-7-27-36. the precious seed of faith, hope, and Hours In the office facing a drab Repairing ...... II in said proliate district, within ten love, shall doubtless come again wall, the clack of typewriters and excitement. With the cloud we'd by the cloud. Twll soon be out of days from the date of this order, and Tailoring—Oyaing—Cleaning ••• 14 4321 with Joy, bringing his shejtves with adding machines driving rivets In have a race." sight." Toilet Ooode and Service ...... II return make lo this court of tlte no­ The. white flag hag been holated The next thing that the whole Wanted—Buainaaa 6a .v ice ...... If tice given. him, because it Is the very nature to his brain. Sometimes he thinks North on the baatloDB of world sanction- bunch knew, the wish the star had (The Tlnles get a drink from the Bdaeatlaaal WILLIAM 8. HYDE Ism. of that seed to yield a joyful har­ he’ll have to rush out, knock down Judge. a few pedejtrlana and then dive off made came true. A.very stiff breeze big dipper In the next itory). Coursae and C*AiMia8 ...... II •—Premier MomoUiiL vest—UecU, Private Inatmctlon ...... SI H-7-27-36. Dancing ...... 5432 Moaloal—Dramatic ...... 19 Wanted—InatruotloB ...... 10 By THOMPSON AND COLL Flaaarlal AMBULANCE MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE Lew Wen Is Trapped Bonds—Stocks—Morigagaa mj»,» 11 Boslnaae Opportunltlea ...... II (Uougan) Money to Loan ...... II IA'iBA. j a c k a n o OPTAJN KARNAK ^ H I L E Help and .«ltnatlana 5 6 }0 HAVE OPENED THE LITTLE Help Wanted—Femala ...... II CAEAVAN JDU MURPEREO AAV RWHER! YOU WELL. W IW TME ne ^TH6R6'$ NO USE Help Wanted—Male ...... 14 (HoUoran) THE S*S£OPUAaUO T R «P TO KtWL MV BROTHER! 1 ^ t r y in g TD PLAN iNNi C6NT ANY LON<3iR- galeamen Wanted ...... I4*A OP BOHATEP.'nO START-> Z KILLED O lO MAN PtC^KET. (&IMM6 Help Wanted—Male or Femele.. 11 ON rr?> HATE VOO f I DESPISE YOU? I HOPE Agenda Wanted ...... I1*A PiSCOVEe WITHIN, A PB40L AND PAPER,K.IP, AND I'LL SItuatlooe Wanted—Female . . . II }060 MERLE CiALAWAV, WVTEEM- ^N FB 5S KILLING TH05B OTHER GUVS,TOO, dltuetlon* Wanted—MaU ...... 19 (Quish) SHR EDMOMDIS MISS* MILS Bmnioyment AgeiiClee ...... 40 J-OUENEY, Uve Plack— Patn—Paaltrr—Veklrlea INC DAUaHTEK — Doge— Blrdb—Pete ...... 41 UPON eEVIVINfl LET'& Live Stock —VehlcJea ...... 41 4340 PICK U P Poultry and Buppllea ...... 4| MEPLE.WWO MA«> Wanted - Pete —Poultry—Utoek 44 SEEM IN A STATE OF LEW WEM, Fa> ialc— Mlarcllaneana HOSPITAL SU5PENC3ED A N I- IM Aruciea foi Bale ...... 41 c A i e o , Boats and Acceaeoiiee ...... 44 WATI01,THE FW m Building Matarlaie ...... 41 5131 PREPACCS TD ANO S E E Diamonds— Watchea—Jewalry •• 41 MARTEN BACK. TD WHAT Electrical Appliances—Radio •• 41 P B D C seEM S u d d e n l y l e w w e n is» c o m p l e t e l y Fuel and Feed ...... 41*A CAIBO.WHECE sueeouNDED a n o c v e b c o m e b y a lAeO E Qarder — Farm—Dairy Products 10 WATER DEPT. THEY HOPE TO HE aooBebold Ooode ...... ll , BAND OF E6YPTIAN FOOTRAOS>-“ - HE HEA17 OFF 0EVRlE5> MAKlNCs Hactalnery and Tcole ....••••«» II d o b s m 't h a v e a c h a n c e ______Muelcni lostrumeMe ...... It 3077 AND HV5TEe,BUT„. Office and Store Cguipment i4 fpeela/b at the Btoree...... II (After 6 P. M.) weaiiag Apparel—Furs «•••••• II Wanted—To Buy ...... M ■oamo Bentd Belela Beaaitoi 7 8 6 8 A Terrible Situation By HAMLIN SALESMAN SAM MANCHESTER AAm.-ru.TAKE CARE OF) ’ NOW/S WHERE 1 ^ Sam Bats .500 By SMALL THEM LATER-BUT TTHAT lWHAT?JwE 60/mGUESSl IVMSH AKMLS 9CXJNDED noco,« r m , i f Yo u