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TOURSDAT. AUQUBTH. l( Average DRlIy Ctrenlatfon ^va For the Motrth af Jaly, 1940 Thd WdBthtr Feeneant 0$ D. B. Wmtifkm 1 The family of David Addy is M a n ch e ste r To Hear Five 6,367 Tha high achool office . Spending the week at Old Orchard, Police Budget A PRACTICAL FLOOR PLAR Oendy; MIgMIy eaolor 1•mgh« Tsatii buUdlnf wlU be open If of the Aodlt and dnhtrdng. mt Town neat week, Monday through Fri­ M a i n e . ______D a if B o o k Zone Appeals et OfamdathMu day, from • a. m. to * P-J"- Not Yet Ready students who are transferring to TWa Weak. Manehe»tmr— A City of ViUage Charm ; tboM mint or bolnf pro- the loieal school from out-of-town Police Radios Au». 19-4—“ TaU Cedara Joy- Boiurd Meets Tonight to r prliBU7 nomtiioaoii to- are aaked to report at the office to Must Stu^y Department land, Dougherty lot. VOL.LIX..NO. 277 (UlaanMed Advarttatag aa Paga 14) MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, AUGUST 23,1946 ^ (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENfij i M rlck Btr«u(I»ii. Mok- receive their assignments for the Hit Retteries Oomlng Eventa, Consider Requests for laetlcm m oonaUbto and coming year. Details Further; Give Auff. 26-Sept » —K. of C. Car­ P. CUngr. atUl Moklnc nival at Main street grounds. Regulation Exceptions jMob m Miectnuta. Clancy According to the office of the Last Year’ s Figures. Sept. 4 — Reopening of public ^ oandldaU lu t y w at prlm- secretary of the state, incorport- Irving Strauss, the salesman school for 1940-O school year. A hearing of the Zoning BOkrd ^Ubm, Init waa a low acorer. tlon papers have been filed for who scid the radio system to the Until a sub-committee of the " ara RapubUcana. Clancy al- of Appeals, to act on five petittona Burton's, taUcorporated, which firm Manchester police department and board of police commissioners has for exception to zoning regulations baa .fflod' bla papers, will be the successor o f Rublnow s, n'a m being circulated. also to the West Hartford depart­ been able to make a proper atudy here will be held tonight at 8 local firm eold thl# week. The new State Guard o'clock in the Municipal building. company will eUrt business wim ment. as well as the receiving sets of the cost of gasoline, need for President Given Power to Call Out a win be a distribution of used oy the Wethersfield t police, Among the requests are, one con­ 15,000 paid In. out of a total auth­ new tires, the turning in of the cerning use of an undersized lot, commodities, consisting of orized capital of 160,000 at 150 has been contacted by the M ""' three cars now owned by the po­ I Tegctables, tomorrow. To be UuitHas 13 a proposed extension of business par. Incorporators werp Attorney Chester police commissioners and lice department and the cost of use, and provisions for Increases .... 1 t out are beets, carrots, celery, Jay E. Rublnow. John Gambosl and he Is coming to Manchester just maintaining the radio system, no sDbaga and string beans. Dlstrl- In tenancy accommodations. Ethel I. Crough. This morning the as soon as he comflletes his vaca­ ligures on the estimated cost ot Enlistment Rapers Are Warren I. Keith wishes to get Knudsen biipecU Aircraft Plants Utkm will be at Klttel's Market Rublnow store, stock of which Is tion In the Maine w\oods and tell. the police department for next I BtafMll street. permission to use all the premises German Air Raids being disposed of by the new own­ If he can. why so mUch.money is year can be arrived at to be pre- Forwarded; Expect^ *<> at 36 to 39 Main street for busi­ Chief Executive Says ers. was crowded with prospective needed to pay for charging car .dnted to the selectmen with the ness purposes. At present In this ■ Mrs. C. A. Goodrich, vice chair­ purchasers of merchandise. batteries that arc used in the two recommendation of a police appro­ Sign Up 28 Members. man of the Republican Town Com- structure are, only residential fa­ wav radio set of the different de­ priation for next year. cilities. It Is located In a B resi­ ^ mlttec, this morning emphatically Neal A. Cheney, clerk of the partments. Mr. Strau^ suggested denied that she Is conslderlnK Figures for the past year show­ Marcel Donze, enllatlng officer of dence zone. ' F yoB are attracted t« the ”eot- Are Being Kept Up In Argentina Board of Assessors, Is vacationing that tlie cars be equipped ed that the appropriation of $48,- tage” type of architecture, and placing her name In proposal for special generators which would the Legion's State Guard unit to­ C. Elmore Watkins wishes to I nomination for office. It had been from hla duties In fhe Assessors' OOO has been spent and there was erect s house on an undersized lot favor a large porch area this To Postpone Draft give the nercasary charging of the day sent the signed enlistment pa­ office. sn overdraft of $235.06. But at Spring street and Comstock house will appeal to you. It Is inex­ rumored that Mra Goodrich would batteries at all times, rrhis was Guillot Called Suicide be a candidate for the General against this there Is to be return­ pers of 13 members to the Adjutant road in a resilience AA zone. pensive to build because every Inch In London Suburbs St. Margaret's Circle. Daugh­ done by the police comhils.sioncrs, ed to the police department for General's office in Hartford for of space is put to practical use and Assembly. Spiking this report, she but the batteries freqi^iently go Miss Mary V. O’Connell desires As Ouster Is' Urged; stated “I would not run for public ters of Isabella, held a successful money spent for extra work, $2,- certification. It Is expected that it is designed as a square. several of the remaining 28 mem­ to alter a single house at 15 Hol­ Urosa-ventilation is provided in Office.” The rumor, she said, Is card party last night at the home dead. 1 381.06. which means that there is lister street to two family usage. Confidence Vote in Re­ of Mrs. Anton Kanak of 24 Pine The same condition, the police bers of the post who signed up for each rooai and the dining area is Without slightest fact. a net credit over the o\-erdrafts of It 1s a residence A zone. Halts Defense Plans conveniently located adjacent to the street. Bridge and setback were commiHsloners learned. 1 Is trou­ $2,146 and brings the net cost of the guard will appear at the Legion ^*#1 AM i Chain Official signed President Seen. bling other departments jso equip­ Otto Johnson desires to change kitchen. Note that in addition to a of Channel Also ; Miss Huldah A. Butler of Chest­ played. First honors in bridge were the department for the year to Home soon for this purpose. ped. Mr Strnu.ss, renre.sentlng Enlistments ^n the local State a two into a three tenement house hall closet and two large bedroom nut street and Mias Ruth Porter of won by Mrs. Carl Prless, second $45,854, or well under the gross Join in Battle o f Brit* ' Buenos Aires, Aug. 2 i.—(JP— by Mrs. Joseph Falkowskl. Mrs. one of the largest companjes in the Guard units here have "been slow at 51 Russell street, a B zone. closets, provision is made for the Reproved for Roosevelt Tells Report* Garden street are guests at Chal- appropriation. Miss Caroline Campbell wants storage of linens. Victor Oulllot, a member ot the fonte'^addon Hall during their Joseph Dlmlow won first prize in United .‘Jtatos guarantecil that all due to the large number of men of ain; Military Experts ^ ers He Is Personally setback and Mrs. Catherine Con­ would he os recommendeil hut for .Secretary William Allen and the Legion who are employed in to erect a garage at 38 Pearl Plan 6 Chamber of Deputies, died today Nazis Say Big Guns stay in Atlantic Oty. Commissioner W. P. Quish will street, to be less than three feet don, second. The door prize was over a montn the Manchester de­ the East Hartford and Hartford In­ With ftaafnwnt Say German Artillery Gift Pressure of what police said was a self-in­ And Absolutely Op­ partment has been trying to locate meet with Chief Gordon and pre­ dustrial plants, many of which are from the property line. It Is a B won by Miss Ro.se Rubitz. A so­ flicted bullet wound, complicating cial time followed during which him and .see that the g larantec pare the detailed reports of the now working on government or­ zone. Not Doing Much Harm ____ _ posed to Long Delay refreshments were served by the was carried through. He! is com­ budget within the next week. ders. Any persons Interested In any of Now is the time to complete your plans so that work can be an already critical Internal politi­ On the French Coast Chairman Johnston because ot the petitions may appear and be ' L ondon, a' ^ 2 3 .-(AP)- I Both Parties Seek Law In Compulsory Mili­ DEPOT SQ. MARKET hoste.ss who was assisted by Mrs. ing to Manchester within the next At the annual meeting and elec­ started and gel your house closed in before Fall rains start. cal situation created by the resig- i Free Delivery! Phone 1636 Ward Strange. two weeks and in a telephone call his vacation and other business tion of officers of the post next heard regarding them. ^Britain disclosed today that To Stop Employers nation of President Roberto M. i tary Training; Asserts assured the commissioned that connections will be absent from Monday night. Lieut. Arthur Bald­ »heavy guns on both sides of From Soliciting Po- Ortiz. Will Control Channel ScaHops. I Mrs. Anna T. Fegy and her the trouble would be overepme. town until late in September. win of Milford, state enlmlng offi­ Manpower Is Needed 1 daughter. Miss Alice K. Fegy. cer of the Guard, will be the gue.st the channel have joined the .... , r- » «i •• Gulllot's ouster from the Oiam- ytnt I have been spending some time at I speaker and will talk on the State Mammoth Bingo Battle of Britain as German hlical Contributifins. ber had been demanded by a com- ; Berlin, Aug. 23.— (AP) — enlng proportiona” of another part To Use Modem Arras. Ea,st Jaffrey, N. H. Oiiliiig Saturday I Guard plans. mittee Investigating the ET Palo- ' Germany claimed “a weapon of the counter-blockade of Britain, Chowder Clams, 1 To Deiiionslralle Lieut. Baldwin has left with En- G. E. WiUis & Son, Inc. air raiders, stepping up their mar land deal In which the army j mines laid by Nazi planea in Bria- Every Night at pace again, hit hard three Washington, Aug. 23.--(4’)—Bi­ to control the English chan­ Washington, Aug. 23.—— Quart ...... U v ! Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lanr ami . listing Officer Marcel Donze the Coal. Lumber, Masons’ Supplies, Paint partisan recommendations were is alleged to have paiil five times | tol channel, one of the chief water Of Brotherhood I power to recommend to him and the value of a piece of land for an i nel” today in batteries of gatewaya to England from the (AP) — President Roosevelt i family of the Green Circle Inn at T h re s h e r K. of C. CARNIVAI- thickly populated London advanced today In the Senate Cam­ Swordfish, I Talcottvllle left last Saturday for the Adjutant General the two offi- 2 Main Street Tel. 5125 Manchester airport He was a member of the said today that he was per- suburbs in early morning at­ paign Expenditures Committee for long range guns set up along lb...... I a motcr trip through the west to 1 cers of the local Legion company, Radical (liberal) party. Police said They described mining of the [ sonallv and absolutely op- A large attendance Is expected i Valuable Prizes tacks. the conquered P'rench coast. \dslt friends. They will be gone Town Treasurer George H. i No recommendations have yet been a ban on the aollcitatlon of politi­ I he shot himself In the head with ' channel and extensive destruc- . . . i. !.» at the annual outing of the Broth- . made to the State officers by Military sources said Brit­ (Nazi military sources tlon " to Bristol channel harbors as Oi Fillet of Haddock, I two weeks and will return home Waddell said this morning that a cal contributions from employes ; t pistol. POSed to postponement ; after Labor Day. erhood, of the Emanuel Lutheran ’ Donze. ish guns had fired “ a few The president resigned becau.se , have said they have guns “a perilous blow to Britain's su p-; compulsory military training lb...... 24c threshing demonstration has been church, to be held Saturday after- | by their employers or business arrangeii for Saturday at 11 a. m. rounds’’ at German cannon superiors. he said the committee report In- j which can shell London, 90 plies of raw materials and food- J until next year. Mr. and Mrs Clifford D Cheney noon at the Boy Scout camp site 1 , volved his honor without naming at the Olcott street town proper­ on Birch Mountain road, opposite bombarding the important Chairman Gillette (D-Ia) said he miles from the French coast.) I The President told a press are spending their vacation at ty where five acres ot oats have william S. Knudsen (second from left), national defense advisory him. the Villa Louisa. All members. | Don’t Forget The Date! channel port of Dover from waa confident that the committee, Nazi air raiders yesterday were -on feren re that new inera. N'oank. been grown this summer. Thp which la charge! with policing the commission chairman, and Maj. Gen. H. H. Arnold (second from I Supporters of President Ortiz Authoritative sources reported to have shot down 1 1 1 conierence m a t new mere- their wives, families and friends the French coast. ; predicted that a joint legislative made no mention of an attack British planes, seven of which, a c -' ments o f man power wers land, idle in large part for some are invited. .August 26 coming election, would offer legis­ right) sre shown looking over a Vultee plane under construction for Miss Dorothy Rus.scll of Winter time, was broken up this spring NOW WHITE HOUSES S m WHITER They mlolmlzed the poeeibllltles lation to “try and plug up holes the army as they began an aireraft Inspection tour in Los Angeles. , assembly called for tomorrow aft- cording to DNB, official German needed now to learn to use A sports program will be con­ Through Labor Day on a British convoy yester- .street la spending her vacation at and the oats were planted as a of long-range shelling, however, for abuses" in the present Federal At left Is Maj. K. B. Wolfe, army production engineer; at right is I emoon would give their leader a news agency, were Spitfire fighters modern fighting equipment ducted during the afternoon and declaring the German guns could ’day, as was reported in Lon­ brought down over the south Eng­ Westbrook. cover crop. After harvesting they refreshments will be served. Those K. of C. CARNIVAI / C^orrupt Practices Act. Richard W. Millar. 'Vultee president. I vote of confidence, thus overriding that already is on hand. may be used at the town farm. have some “nuisance value" but Senator Reed (R-Kans) sharply his resignation and reaffirming don, but insisted the big guns land coast by pursuit patrols dur­ who plan to attend are aaked to could have no military algniflcance. ing the evening. Despite bad flying To put off actual drafting Miss Katherine A. Sullivan of The demonstration has been ar­ meet at the church between one I K. of C. Grounds, Main St. | criticized employers or corpora­ his prestige In the, eyes of the na­ merely were shooting at “ tar­ Falrview street and Ml.ss Mary ranged in co-operation with with this new paint made by Du Pont! Populate Moving weather, air patrols over the and two o'clock. Transportation tion executives who took up politi­ tion. gets.” Nor was there any im­ of men, he said, %ould delay Reilly of Chestnut street are Wright's garage of Man.sficld. Although vans moving the )je- cal collections among their work­ A preliminary canvass showed channel were credited with severe the whole defense program a will be provided. The outing is in mediate mention of last damage to two British merchant­ guests at the Cavalier Hotel, 'Vir­ which deals In farm equipment. A charge of William Orr and his longlngs of Dover's populace from ers but said that It was extremely 123 of a possible total of 190 McCormlck-Decrlng model 42a what now haa become a front-llpe Warns Britain i members favored a vote of confl- night’s shelling of Dover, as men In diapersing a convoy. year or two. ginia Beach. Benevolence group. .\LICE COFBA.N difficult to frame legislation that combine will bh used in the demon­ city, military aources declared the would cover these cases. I dem!e. Otlier Ships Damaged A few minutes after the Presi­ (Known As tjueen Alice) | [ ! reported from England. dent's press conference Congress ] Mrs. Clyde G. Beckwith and chll- stration, which may be witnessed SPIRITUAL .MEDIUM < Nazi guni —which they figured Tapped Kreage Exerutivea Investigation "Soiled Office” I “ Range finding and practice DNB said two other merchant ‘ dren are visiting friends In Keene, by anyone Interested. might be mobile "12-lnchers'' Both Senators spoke aa a result Ortiz, who delegated general shelling,’’ said the wellrlnforraed ships were damaged considerably completed setion on leglslstlail Seventh Daughter of a Seventh Son i Of a Greek Invasion empowering the Chief Executi'VS N. H. Bom With a Veil. t mounted oil railroad cars—could of testimony here this week by executive powers to Vlce-Presl- | commentary Dienst aus DeuLsch- in one of a number of unnamed not make the British give up Dover Carl B. Tuttle, Detroit store sys­ dent Ramon Castillo June 3 be- i land, was proof that emplacement port which were attacked. The to call the National Guard sad Kcudtngs Dally 9 .A. M. to 9 P. M. , .1 Army reserves Into aqtive duty for Or By ApiMilntment In the Service as a war base. tem executive, that be had raised cause of Illness, submitted hla res- I of the coastal oatteries waa com- acency claimed essential war In­ $8,926 to aid the campaign of Wen­ D^iare. Thai H Waii.i. William Hohiss Ignation yesterday because a Sen- ] piete and that their “ force shortly dustries In cVnt™ ? England* and 1 » 12-month period. Senate accfjjt- of the People lor SO I’ears. Hqinea and public buildings were ” ance of an agreement with the Comforting i n i Church Street. Hartford, Conn. blasted by Nazi, explosives in the dell L. Winkle, Republican presi­ O f Crete and Corfu are ate 'Investigation Into a high-; can make itself felt" ] several airplane plants and air- dential candidate, by a letter to priced army land purchase, al-1 Mlnea In Channel ; ports In Southern England were House on a final draft of the legis­ Phone 6-2237 raid on Liondon and a delayed-ac­ lation, sent the bill to the Whit* Funeral Service • tion bomb burst in one roped-off fellow 8. S. Kresge A Co. execu­ Occupied Soldiers Is Dead at 82 though Ortiz himself waa not At the same time military In- ' UOHTMiSS ■ i House. • Moderate costs area several hours later, but tives In Micnlgaji. Will Go Into Greece. ______named j formants pointed to the “threat- (Contlnned On Page Six) A transcript of the closed com­ I The first public show of the 54- Subject to Service . Personal attention casualties were comparatively few. Upon signing by Mr. Roosevelt, JOYLAND Apparently signalling a resump- mittee Inquiry revealed that Sena­ Notecl Inventor o f Hart- j y«r-old president s ^pulanty • Modern equipment tor Retd, after noting that he waa Rome, Aug. 23 i/P) *A clear approximately 3^.000 men be­ TONIGHT tlort of their wholesale daylight at­ ■ was manifested last night by an come subject to active service • Expert direction lL tacks, Nazi planes struck also at a Republican and small business­ warning that Italy will Invade ford Passes Away at Impromptu parade to Ortiz's i man, told Tuttle that “it waa ex­ within the western hemisphere. FRIDAY WALTER N. LECLERC scattered areaa In the southeast Greece If the British occupy stra­ home, with marchers singing the I Delegates Gathering The Army has termed the bill a MANCHf STtS. CONS and northeast, damaging buildings tremely bad taste for the Kresge tegic Greek Islands waa sounded Crescent Beach Home. national hymn and shouting de- | SATURDAY t Tel. 5269 organization to do what you did." necessary prelude to the training a and killing at least two children. by a high Fascist source today. msnds that he remain In office. ; of men brought Into service DOUGHERTY’S LOT ^ MokM a poor Reed said that whenever an em­ They then paraded to the war j m«osurin stick Fatal Injuries Hartford, Aug. 23.—i/P—Wil­ through conscription—if and when # 9 Those areas also were raided ployer makes e. request of an em­ “Italy is not going to let the ministry, where they expressed i For Demoeratic Parley FUN! THRILLS! lor lo lo tiro ploye “It Isn't just the same thing British occupy any Greek Islands. liam H. Honiss. 82, former aaaist- Congress votes the compulsory ENTERTAINMENT li you want qonulno ooltio by night and an official announce­ as though some outside party made ant secretary of the Hartford Em­ training legislation favored by the ment acknowledged there had been If the British move Into Greece we (Contlnoed On Page Six) | ^ on 't buy prlco. Pay o bit moro the same request ’’ will do the same." this source de­ pire Company, Inventor, mechani­ President. |-1 A R M A O ' State Theater Building contributions “opens a way that I her guarantee of Greek independ­ Mr. Honiss, who lived at 141 Seek an Earlv Victorv. * ____r think Is not consistent with our ence, given in April 13, 1939. If Is Appointed delay In the defense program. 737 Main Street Steele Road, West Hartford, bad lor t.oe-ie We have brushes for all Ideas of a free electorate and It Greek resists any Invasion, and been 111 for the past three years. New Haven,—Aug. 23— (P — A g s .PI^OS tO Make a State Need Full Team 873 MAIN ST. with rout .14 111 U. S. Trade ought not to be done.” that a report of a conversation Likening this program to the types of power motors in A heart attack was said by mem­ waa pitted against comparative tir. it on 'Tuttle, the committee record dis­ bers of his family to have been the Way Is Geared for Start State Campaign consistently winning Notre Dame HONEST Watch and Jewelry stock and can make repairs closed, said that he had spent 41 (Uonttnued On Page Two) Immediate cause of death. Of Work for Security youth today in a political contest the Solid ^ South. football teams under the late without delay. Weekly Trade Review years with the store system and Because of his illness. Mr. Ho­ engrossing the attention of Con­ Knute Rockne, the President as­ VALUE Shows Much “I have never coerced anyone yet, niss was forced to relinquish his O f Canada and U. S. necticut Democrats, assembling serted that If Rockne had started We feature Fresh Etoneleaa Swordfish at a very reasonable prica. Repairing At Pulleys — Belting Broader I have never been coerced, and position with the company, with here for the opening session of a New York, Aug. 23.—i.P>— A a season with only nine prospec­ certainly I have never sandbagged tive players Instead of 44 men—• Swordfish season soon over . . . tray now! Interest in Buying. Cotton Stamp s which he became affiliated since Washington, Aug. 23— i P —The two-day state convention. state by state campaign for Wen­ y b o Can't Afford To Experiment anyonei’’ its formation In 1912 as its patent Battling for the gubernatorial dell L. Wlllkle In the Democratic or four full teams— he would not Reasonable Prices NORTON Chairman Gillette complimented attorney. appointment of a Joint U. S.-Ca­ nomination were 78-year-old Dr. have had a winning team. PINEHURST FRESH New York, Aug. 23— UP)—Busi­ T\ittle on his “frank” testimony “Solid South" was being blocked ELECTRICAL To Help South He was bom June 14, 18Si8, at nadian defense board cleared the Wilbur L, Cross, retired Yale If the United States is Invaded RRHISTROnC When You Can ness shows "a few signs of moder­ but added that Congress was “try­ Rocky Hill, son of the late William way today for the start of active Graduate School dean who was de­ out today after the Republican It wants to win, the chief execu­ Largest Assortment of ate quickening,” Dun and Brad- ing to keep the electorate free. We and Mary Honiss. His only formal presidential nominee approved a tive said, adding that we had bet­ INSTRUMENT CO. lino\/ that In the past there have consultation on the problems of feated two years ago while seeking Greeting Cards fot atreet, Inc., reported today In Ita To Operate in Same education waa received in the pri­ a fifth successive term aa governor. two weeks' speaking tour of the ter have a good football teain than SWORDFISH Phone 4060 been methods used to Influence lilgh strategy and military plan­ weetem half of the country. AIR COASTER All Purposes In Town weekly trade review. , mary school of that town. ning Involve^ in Ihe security of none at all." Mr. Roosevelt did not Hilliard Street, Manchester voting, solicitation of ' campaign Way as Food Stamps Behind the southern drive are explain this latter remark, but ap­ These Sword Cutlets will be cut "Retailers,” said the mercantile funds, and the casting of the vote With Pratt and Whitney the two nations. (Continued On Page Six) agency, “ reported a broader In­ leaders o f an Independept Demo­ parently referred back to the fart from young, tender Swordfish . . . of the individual that were sub­ To Restore Balance. When he w>S8 about 21 years old, Six Americans, selected by cratic organization who conferred absolutely boneless . . . fresh from fiUMttNTE[D12M0NTHS terest In new falll merchandise ac­ he came to HaSf'tford and worked President Roosevelt, and five Ca­ that nine players did not make a AGAINST A U HOAD KAZABD8 versive.” j witi. Willkie last night. football team. Block Island water. companying the drop in tempera­ TTie chairman said numerous as an apprentice in the Pratt and nadians, picked by Prime Minis­ tures. Dallas, Aug. 23—(A*)- Bombs They reached no decisjon aa to Senate Amendment Air Ceoilsn Are OuaUly luUl complaints had been made to the over Europe help shatter Amer­ Whitney Manufacturing Company, ter Mackenzie King, will meet Plaiie Crashes; whether a new ticket should be put To CIV# REYMANDER’S FOR BETTER FOODS! “Automobile manufacturers now a division of Niles-Bement- Monday at Ottawa for initial dis­ Pending in the senate as the were swinging rapidly Into pro­ ica's cotton export market, but a up in states where Democrats president spoke was an amend­ Pihehursl Fresh Dance Mu.sic Tonight By Don Mac and His “Up Beats’’ (Uonnoned Or Page Pwo) cotton stamp plan operating along Pond Company. cussions. might not want to vote the Re- Salmon duction of new-models and both Several years later he entered Mayor Fiorella H. LaGuardia of 9 Meet Death ment proposed to the Burke-Wads- BUTTERFISH, Ih. 34.7**/<> M^re Sole Miles the electric power output and the gcnerill lines of the govern­ pviblican slate, but agreed that worth Conscription Bill , by Sena- 19c Halibut HOME MADE RAVIOLI — HALF BROILERS ment’s food stamp project Is con­ Into partnership with the late Wil­ New York was the only one of ------I legal and practkal political ques- I '/j to 2-Pound 'railroad freight traffic touched liam A. Lorenz as engineering the American members named by Steamed Clams Clams On the Half Shell new 1940 highs. ' tributing to the restoration of a , ..... rri 1 0 ' tion would settle the situation in (Continued on Page Four) MACKEREL, lb. . . Floiincier Fillets Mr. Roosevelt last night who is T w o O f f i c e r s a n d S e v e n | each case. Soft Shell Qrabs "Transactions increased slight­ Jap Expansion balanced cotton economy . for the ! 18c nation. socistinn the partners developed a not in the Federal service, the Boneless Cod ly in commodity and security mar­ paper bag machine. Mr. Honiss others being officials of the Enlisted Men Killed ™ s is a ver> aggressive move- QUALITY WINES - LIQUORS AND BEER kets. with prices up slightly over " The plan enables welfare clients, ment," Willkie told reporters fol Haddock Fillet.s, lb. In South Seas WPA employes and others of the lowing a dinner meeting with John 23c Pollock lows of the preceding weeks. (Caotinned On Paga Pwo) (Gentinned ca Page Ten) As U. S. Boraber Falls. l,Thcre were some expansions country's poor to double their pur­ W. Hanes, former Roosevelt un­ Have some Surcotash—either with Shell (Cranberry) or )LI chases of cotton goods," thereby der-secretary of the- Treasury; Flashes ! Vholeaalc quarters for finished Denver, Aug. 23- —Two offii ■UbAfIta. Seen Awaiting Signal to reducing the American surplus Lewis D.'U^las. first budget direc­ (Late Bulletins ot the UP W if«) Beans. REYMANDER’S RESTAURANT Ids, although no noticeable cers and seven enlisted men were 85-87 Oak .Street Chaa. Beymander, Prop. Range in merchants' cautious at­ that normally must be marketed tor under the New Deal, and Dr. LARGE EARS—SELECTED Telephone 8922 Go Ahead hy Results abroad. killed in the crash and explosion Alan Valentine, president of the titude toward future commit­ 5 Year Old Texas Girl of an army bombing plane (a two- Bomb Big Gunn. ments. In less than six months, Mem­ University of Rochester. YELLOW CORN In the European War. phis, Tenn., Springfield, Mass., motored B 18 Curtiss) on a bomb­ Seeks Independents London, Aug. 28— f P —^Tbe Air dozen 25c IncreMe In Ordera. ing range 43 miles east of Denver Mlnistiy announced tonight R. A. SHELL or LIMA BEANS . “Wholesalers report several In- Minneapolis tind" St. Paul have The P.epublican nominee said he ...... quart 11c COUCID Hanoi, French Indo-China, Aug. adopted the plan. Los Angeles Is Fully Developed Adult last night. might make a major speech under F. bombers attacked German goa wjtoiwvMi ment at retail In an Immediate In­ Flares dropped early today emplacements on the French vfiiintns crease In spot orders. The na­ 23— (P —Japan's avowed program working on It. the auspices of the independent of expansion in the South Seas from a searching ship located the roast beriveen Calais and Bou­ FOR CANNING: CAULIFLOWER, ture of the inquiries again Indicat­ James S. Allen of Dallis, re­ It was discovered that all the Democrats, whose leaders voiced IS YOUR HOUSE IN GOOD REPAIR? is seen here as awaiting s “go" gional supervisor of the Federal Houston, Tex.. Aug. 23.-^(iP)— . wreckage after the bomber, from logne for several hour* deepito e a c h ...... ed that retailers were running girl’s glands were over-developed; belief they had a good chance of Green Peppers — Sweet 15c W* heva lew ptkad dn*. LET US CHECK IT OVER AND MAKE ANY REPAMt' signal from Europe. Surplus Marketing Administration A five-year-old Houston girl, Denver's Lowry field, had failed carrying Texas, Florida, Virginia, heavy anti-aircraft fire. close to shore In the matter of Businessmen and diplomats In that she had reached full organic to return from a routine bombing or Hot. Fancy, Ripe y ^ SI- A.il .98 THAT MAY BE NECESSARY stocks. pVedicts Texas will have several transformed by an accident ot na­ North Carolina and Tennessee. YES L~ tha Nethsrlands East Indies and cotton stamp areas within a. year. development when she was only practice assignment. Slayer Execsited. Hot Red and Green Pep­ TOMATOES, 2 ibs. . I ^ C “Wholsalers reported several In­ ture Into a fully-developed adult, two years old. He made this disclosure three French Indo-Ohina voice repeated­ For Low Incomes A severe electrical storm oc­ hours after he told a press con­ San Quentin, Calif., Aug. 28— pers. stances where orders showed more ly there belief Japan will take is testing the ingenuity of medical So far as Dr. Kamaky knows, curred east and southeast of the (.iP>—Rodney Grieg, 28, died br th o ' PIE APPLES, 4% interest in deliveries than In .10 Both the cotton and food stamp ference about general plans for his D i l i ...... bunch 10c direct action untU Germany's as­ plans are based on Issuance of specialists. there Is no known cure for the city last night. Scene of the San Quentin prison gas chamber Spoiinds...... prices. Yet there was still no The case recalled that of the lit­ case, but he said “ we are still first long stumping trip-r-begin- Vinegar. sault upon Britain reaches its bonus stamps to low-income folk. crash, soutl^east of Watkins, nlng at Coffeyvllle, Kans., Sept. 16 today for the hunting knife slay­ significant pickup In forward pur; tle Peruvian child who became a studying it and treatment has not ing two years ago of beaotltnl Spices. RIPE PEACHES, climax. Principal difference is that per­ - _ , Colo., is a flat, dry prairies coun- and ending in Detroit Sept. 30. chasing. ‘Qiese sources contend Japan mother at.the name age last year. been decided upon. ’ ti-y creased by gullies formed by Leona Vought, 20. The *7itraagn Heavy Indoatry. sons who receive cotton stamps Willkie pointed to a red-pencilled Jars. 3 pounds ...... and Germany will arrange a par­ get twice os much bonus. For The Houston glrl'a rare develop- I The girl's mind remains that of 1 g-wift runoff of occasionally heavy impulse” killing of ttie'bloiido f u t . 4 “With the-,s quickening of retail ment was discovered Feb. 5 after map over which he and Martin titioning in the Orient which will each actual dollar the food stamp a normal five-year-old. rains. A few abandoned ranch- had been poring, and explained occurred In the hills back ot Onlf- turnover, recorders on ready-to- have to wait for pre-occupation client spends, he receives 50 cents sjie was taken as a private patient However," said Dr. Kamaky, houses dot the area. land aa the two sat In Oreig*a ear, . Shnrfine Coffee, wear lines took the spotlight. to Dr. Karl Kamaky here. that the tour would t'nclude seven IVAN’S elsewhere of the western nations. worth of free bonus stamps. For “she is more alert than children of The plane and another ship took principal speeches and about 25 In­ parked on a “ Lovers’ Lane.” Ut...... Calls from stores in the heavy-in­ In contrast to the unanimity of each cotton stamp dollar, the client Dr. Kamaky dlagDosed the trou­ her age. She is cleverer, her mem­ off on the assignment at 7 p. m. • * • dustry areas were said to be es­ formal talks. • Scottlsaoe, JOHNSON PAINT CO. this opinion regardbag 'European receives a full dollar In free bonus ble as srttihg from sn ovarian tu­ ory is better and ahe thinks fatter Mountain time last night th'e Formal Addresses Markets At A Ohuioe pecially numerous. Orders on prerequisites to Japanese action la stamps. mor, of which there ate only 10 re- - than her plajonatet.” New York, Aug. 18—tton stamps are good at face corded cases in children under 10 The child's physical develop­ Lowry Field four hours later. Portland, Seattle, Detroit and an Storks—Heavy; leaders off 1 Soottowela, 69 9 Main Street were reported to be in larger vol­ ed States' role in the Orient. value for purchase of ^ecifled years old. ' ment, while not that of a grown- 5 dey, rise. LIM A B E A N S ...... 23c ume than usual at this season. Iowa community will be the sites 8 rolls ...... Secret Negotiations cotton g o o ^ In any participating Removal of the tumor in such | woman., '■ - medics) schools had participated He said he would report the Hobbs, Irving, Tex. tures $27,202,799.69; net balance tapers og. Repair nod Alteration Work — New Conitraction tinued to hold well above the In consultation and research, a ctae to the American Medical LOOK BETTER • LAST LONGER • SAVE MONEY level of a year' ago. $2,573,820,057.01; customs re­ Wool Tspn Higher; 3 i < - ROM A R/PE 6 N ARMSTRONGS M ROLLUTTEB STREET TEL 02M (CoatUiaed oa Fags Ten) (CoattnqM On F at* Twc) new diagnosis waa made. Journal. (Oentiaued mi Twetvek ceipts for month $15,766,735.10. bnjrinf. ■ T ■Mfr ' IV

MANCHBSTEB BVENDJO 3ERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAT, AUGUST 28,1940 MANCHBarEB EVENINO HERAI J>, MANCHEETBR. OONM. FRIDAT, AUGUST 28,1940 PAGE THRfli '

■core in the second. Bolton took flying attack on Italian warships than fifty dollars and a suspension sufficiently to warrant the govern­ the lead in ths third inning with William Honiss Peter T. Orisenberg of'W atef' Italy in Warning anchored in Bomba roadstead off New Envoy? of operator’s license' until hear- Alien Register four runs to make the score 6-1 MilkHaulii^ Suspend Autos vice president; Louis Perlyakif j Cotton Stamps ment's retirement from surplus the Libyan coast destroyed two Ing.” Organize New and kept the lead for the remain- Sec. Knox Interprets Hartford, secretary. O fficial purchasing. submarines, a destroyer and a sub­ Is Dead at 82 To Great Britain der of the game although W ap- The commissioner expressed sat­ Of the ownership tat Where Money Ooeo marine depot ship, and that bombs isfaction over the interest motor­ To Help South Staff Chosen ping finally obtained four ninS. Rates Revised Not Inspected Greenberig has M r cent, falling among airplanes, trucks ists generally have taken in in­ Store Company The department of agriculture Johnny Massolinl made a fine (ContlniiM from Page One) 25 per 'cn it and Perlysky 2S ' i^roved for (Coathined From Page One) and other vehicles gathered near Fifth Column Articles spections this first period. figures that aWtmt 15 cento of the catch in right field and Howie cent. (Oeattmiad trom ra g e One) Dema, nearby, caused great dam­ “The response to this ^ e t y consumer's stamp dollar getoback Substitute Post Office Skinner made the only two bato subsequently went to England to yesterday between the British age.) Will Become Effective' Notices to Be Sent to Gir meanure has been excellent on the Burton’s, Inc., Piirchas* to the cotton farmer. Most of the hit for the Bolton tshm.) Sammy aid in establishment of an Eng­ rift Pressure the food stomp plan only certain minuter and Greek Premier John Relations between Greece and whole,” he said. "It Just remains remaining 86 cento employs labor Clerk Blanchard Is in Glgllo who has beto, out of the lish firm to make the machines Believes They Served After Truckem Have Owners After August govem m eht-sp^fled surplus foods in transportation systems, cotton Metaxas was being awaited.) Italy, grown taut since the Italian for a few forgetful ones to appre­ ers of Rubinow's press and radio accused Greeks of games due to injuries to his ribs and while there, exhibited the de­ Overnight News ra g s O M ) are obtainable for stamps. mills, garment factories, and Tbe comment of the high fascUt Charge of Work. Very Useful Purpose Time to Study Them. 31; Fine Is Likely. ciate the responsiblilty which is the decapitation of an Albanian played the first inning and mode vice at the Paris Exposition. Elects Its Officers. Recreation wholesale and retail outlets. source was made as a fierce give theirs in fairness to-other motor­ The merchant sends stamps he “patriot," Daut Hoggla, on Ital­ a fine catch in right flel.d and an Takes Over Patent Work In Fore*Waming the O f Connecticut oonunlttM of buaincn and take air and naval war raged Merritt E. Blanchard, aubatitute ists. as accepted to his bank, which "Our early statistics," Allen ian-conquered Albanian noil, were equally fine throw in. Afte.- his return to this country Hartford, Aug. 38— Rsvtolon in Hartford, Aug. 23.—The Motor At a meeting held last ^ght, the bo p from the eastern Mediterranean to By Asaoctetod P n M 3nc IIM *! contributlona says, "indicate Increasing CMh drawn tighter today by rumors clerk in the Manchester post office, Next Sunday at three o’clock about 1889, he gradually took over American People. tlM ratsM received by more than Vehicles Department is preparing Centerltei sends them to a government de­ the shores of the Indian ocean. Taylor lyiaves Rome new owners of the fornYer Rubl- : tlulr waployM and that the sales in stamp areas, better cloth­ concerning British intentions. has been named registering officer Bolton will play Vernon at the the patent work of the partner­ pository and receives in turn a An intense bombardment of a 70 truckers for hauling milk from to suspend the registrations of now store organized for busIneM. dttM would develop remedial ed low-income families, and clients The Albanian newmper, To- Buckland School field in Buckland. ship. The Hartford Empire Com­ Hartford— UP)— Personnel Direc­ ~ East Side cheek for the full amount British convoy escorted by two fot- the local aUen registration Tbs following article by farm to markst hM been recom­ cars thst have not been inspected Rome, Aug. 23.— Myron C. to “try to meet thla In and merchants that are pleased. mori, reported that Greece had This will be a neutral field. The pany was'formed in 1912 as the tor William H. Donning announced Yesterday notification of the in­ There will be no hot w ftar TTie government finances stamp destroyers was carried out by which begins Tuesday, Augiut 27 Secretory of the Navy Knox mended and will become effective by August 81 as required by law, Taylor, President Roosevelt's per­ Prior to the first World War, “virtually closed” the mountain­ Bolton team is looking for its us­ Hartford-Falrmont company to a merit system promotional dXam- corporation of'the new firm, to be further notice. BST— [redemption Iw diverting portions Italian planes in the eastern Medi­ at 9 a.m. in the Civil Seryice room la Intended to aummarlze four after opportunity boa been given Coramlssioner Michael A. Connor sonal representative at the Vati­ P ^ M M c a l eontrlbutlons by cor cotton farmers got about three per ous frontier with Albania, prevent­ ual support from Bolton. develop glassware manufacturing Ination, UmitH to employes of the known as Burton’s, Incorporated, of appropriations previously spent terranean. an Italian communique of the main postofflce. articles on Fifth Column ac­ for the individuals to discuss tbe M id today. 1 can, left by plane today for a visit The swimming pool will ba i orattona are iUeral under present cent of the national Income. Re­ ing Albanians from crossing into inventions conceived by members welfare depaftment with the re­ was published.- The company In purchasing surplus supplies for said, and Alexandria, Britain’s Blanchard will have as his as­ Bolton Briefs tivities, written by Colonel rates with tbe Admhiiatrator and The suspension notice, which has to the United States during which, ed for one week startln|^ Mo edtnri laws but Senator Reed cently, even with benefit payments Greece to work their land, and of the Lorenz firm. quired experience, would be held starts with an authorized capital direct dUtrlbutlon to relief clients. naval base in Egypt, was attacked. sistants Domenic J. Farr and T. Mr. and Mrs. James Hughes of William J. Donovan and Ed­ the Public UtlUtlea Oommlaaion, it been approved by Attorney Gen­ his asso'jiatea said, he would con­ August 26 for general repairs, ■™ ald the eyetem employed by Tut- added, they have obtained about charged the Greeks with new Mr. Honiss fiCcame the new next month for the post of statis­ of 850.000 of which 82..500 in cash The ultimate objective of the (The British reported a low- Francis Peckenham, aubktitute Springfield, former residents of gar Mowrer and made public was announced by U llk Adminla- eral Francis A. Pallottl, warns the fer with the president on whether » t l e "eoiUd be used to circumvent one and a half per cent. ______has been paid in and 82,500 in Hot^water showers will be av stamp plan Is to Increase trade grievances. clerks In the post office. The of­ Bolton,, were recent guests of Miss company’s patent attorney and earlier this week. tical research assistant in that de­ trator B. McLean Buckingham. car owner that should his car be he ebould return to hU post. partment, paying from 83,400 to property is listed. able at the West Side ReCTHt fcr: U>« In Adriatic 8ea fice typing staff will include Miss Mabel And Mrs. Mlnne Howard of contributed to the development In aggregate the new ratee will operated while its registration is Taylor was accompanied by bis work himself, holding several pat­ 82.940 a year. TT)e officers are to be as follows; building from 1:00 until 9:00 p. (>>rfu, which Britain was ru ­ Susanna Reardon, Miss Madeline B). Frank Knox allow producers on these routes under suspension, he “will )>e sub­ wife and a nurse. He has been con- Bolton Notch. New Haven— The Republican Burton P. Knopp of Me.at Hart­ daily.- mored to be about to occupy, is a j. Logan and Mrs. Mary M. Bros- Howard Bardwell of Middletown ents on glass making devices. The Secretory of the Navy substantial aavings over present ject to thef penalty imposed under valescirg from an operation, and Hartford-Falrmont Company be­ town committee set September 5 ford, president and Irea-aurer; The Recreation Commltt Greek Island at the entrance to nan. visited Mr. and Mrs. Oyde M ar­ The articles by Colonel William transportation costs. More than Section 15.58 of the General Stat­ friends have said his health might as the date of the city convention the Adriatic Bea which Italy Letters* have been sent to all came the Hartford-Empire (Com­ half of these truckers are alao utes, namely, a fine of not more prevent his return. shall last evening. J. Donovan and Mr. Edgar Mowrer at which delegates to tbe state bombarded and occupied for a local ministers asking them to in­ William Perrett of Quarryvllle pany in 1922. Several years after milk distributora who haul their convention here September 17 and m<»th in 1S37, trithdrawing only clude the coming registration In la still confined to the Manchester becoming associated with the firm. which have appeared in the press own loada from the farms. . The 18 will be named. when an indemnity was paid for their chutoh notices. Memorial hospital but; is reported Mr. Honiss was nameA its assis^ pf America have served, in my rates were recommended by the the assassination df an Italian of­ A large number of sample regis­ Improving rapidly. ant secretary. kdgment, a highly useful purpose, state public utllltlea commission ficial engaged in ' delimiting the tration blanks have been sent out Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Marshall, Mr. Honiss was a Master Mak aelr frank purpose was In fore- after a detailed analysis of the Greek-Albanlan border. ^ to organizations and to individuals and George Rose left today to at­ and a member o f the Royal Ard Farnlng and thus fore-arming the costs of operating the individual SAVE ON LIQUORS It to opposite the Ciamurla dU- and another shipment has been or­ tend the Democratic State Conven­ Masons, the First Unitarian American people against a subtle Klan Leader routes affected. The survey in­ trlct of Greek E p ln u which the dered by the postmaster. church of Hartford, the Hartford form of attack succesafully used cluded all routea of.lOOO quarto or —■ T h riltily Priced tion at New Haven, which will be Toshistike Alkawa (above) : Italian press has asserted should It is expected that the average in session this evening and Engineers iClub, a former presi­ elsewhere by the totalitarian pow­ more per day. Truckers have been advised of the proposed new rates has been mentioned as the prob­ 90 Proof be included under the Italian time to be consumed in filling out Saturday. Mr. Rose Is a delegate dent of the Municipal Arts Socle- ers. Unpreparedneas, surprise, Out of Office Imported ORANGE 90 Proof crown with Albania. the alien registration blanks will tv, the patent group of the present then delay and finally panic are and have been requested to ar­ able next Japanese ambassador SCOTCH (;iN from Bolton and Mrs. Clyde.Mar­ to the United Staten, succeeding WHLSKEY GIN Crete, 70 miles off the Greek be about 20 minuses. Registrants shall is acting as proxy for Har­ Frienoh of Hartford, and' a mem- the essential features of this new range promptly for a conference WHISKEY can speed up thwr time with the should they care to have one. It Kenstike Horinouchi, recalled. Full Quart J mainland and leM than 200 miles ry Munro. l)cr of the American Society of form of attack. Summarizing, the New Jersey Grand Dra­ Quart ({uart registrars by tamng note of all is expected that the new rates will $2.49 5th from the Libyan coast, Would be of The Scavenger Hunt sponsored Mechanical Engineering. purposes of such propaganda are $1.39 $1.69 $1.39 key value to Britain in maintain­ questions on the specimen form, Under Mayor Edward W. Hook­ to accomplish the following objec­ gon Removed Becaucie become effective October 1. Teach your money to do more for you by the Bolton Grange and conduct­ Traasportatlea Important ing her line of communications making sure that all questions are ed by Lillian Hutchinson and Cer- er, Mr, Honiss served as a mem­ tives: Not to Interfere through the eastern Mediterran­ answered in full, giving names, O f Session with Bund. "The Milk Administration feels Old ena Pesce was well attended last ber of the Hartford City Plan First, to create confusion of California Vermouth ean With Turkey, and in defending datea and other detailed informa­ Commission. thought, suspicion and dissension that every Connecticut milk pro­ Fashioned BEER t-nr-r---r-r evening, A hot dog roast followed ducer and dealer appreciatea the With Picket Line Palestine, tbe Mosul oil field out­ tion" as requested. the hunt at Hop River. The execu­ He leaves a son, William T, among the masses In order to Atlanta, Aug. 23— James WINES Rock & Rye ' Sweet 3 cans SCHOOl lets, her bases at Cyprus and the After registration the law re­ Honiss; a daughter, Mrs, Roger H. weaken their morale and lower the Oolescott, Imperial Wizard of the Important part that the cost of q u ire lh at all aUens and parents tive committee: Henry Massey. transportation plays In pricss paid 37c qt. Suez C^anal. Keeney Hutchln.son and Emily Dlckln.ng and dent are: a speaker to the effect that the nounced that they.intended to stay 1 Black and LaGuardia field, climbed into an program was a factor in that enced in the study of the various $3.75 sunk by a torpedo boat. old. A bountiful lunch w4s served Lieutenant ,> General Stanley D. Ku Klux Klan and the German- there until the November electlon.s j jylorc 1'* ^ airline bus, and— country’s lack of essential equip­ elements of the cost of transporta­ Come In $3,98 "The submarine had fired three at a picnic grove in/fhe park at Embrick, commanding the Fourth Tossed her shoes and nearly 1450 American Bund were interested In or until the conscription bill is de- i torpedoes against the torpedo boat Corps Area with headquarters at ment. Such activities were car­ tion. It has been this Commis­ (eated. | White noon. in tills from the bus window. a common cause." without sny result. With a quick Atlanta. ried on at the very time when the "There can be no sympathy on sion’s duty to conduct such studies Mrs. Rosa Farber of Detroit said , and See It! 1»c After the lunch several groups Next day she asked the police and fix rates for the transporta­ lOc turn the latter rushed at the sub­ Captain Harry W. Hilt, of the Nazis were driving the working the part of the Bund and the the women would "work in relays Milk of visited the zoq’building and the to get her money back. They tion of all sorts of commodities ludliie .....6c marine to ram it and then dropped oUier animM^ and birds. Others Navy’s war plans division^ people of Germany to the limit of Klan," he added. until the public understands that \ to Magnesia. 19r 2.5c couldn’t help her. their strength to create those im­ under wddely varying conditions," numerous depth bombs. The sub­ went swirjiming■ and wading...... in the Commander Forrest P. Sherman Bell said In an Intcfview .at some people are trying to lead ! 20c plements of war with which she said Mr. Buckingham. this country' dawn the road to Cashmere marine, damaged Irreparably, rose pool wljlfe others enjoyed the play­ of the Navy and Lieutenant Col­ Hook to Snare Cars Mountalnvlew, N. J., that Colea- — COATS onel Jo.seph T. McNarney of the conquereortance" the about -LINGERIE- ship the sermon topic will be bers was made in less than a week mended rates, "rhe formula em­ I— SUITS ers bombed in an air attack on a probably In F"rance.' first anniversary of the German- squadron in the Eastern Mediter­ '.’Strong Stakes". after Mr. Roosevelt and the Cana­ Before the outbreak of war and ployed by the commission is the Shirts Russian nonaggreaslon pacL same as that used in fixing trans­ ranean two days ago appeared to Instead of a special soloist the dian prime minister reached a throughout its earlier stages, the congregation will sing a group of broad agreement for common de­ It said the signing of the' treaty portation rates for other commod­ BABY be damaged badly, with their smaller countries were constantly put an end to "enmity artificially situ vesper hymns. Mrs. Arthur Mer­ fense measures in a conference ities. It permits the hauler to ob­ miperstructurcs destroyed and fires urged to maintain their neutrality fanned by war provocateurs” and Royal Master Tires to 1416 rill has charge of the floral decor­ tain his cost of opieratlons plus a O r i^ n a lly GARMENTS O r ig in a lly visible on board. In up state New York. and were warned to avoid any col- was "a veritable turning point not ations for this Sunday. Isljoratlon with other nations for reasonable margin over all ex­ only In the history of Soviet-Ger­ penses. He might say, ’’Gosh, who W e re ...... $1.00 Boston Beats Mapping their Common defense. Govern­ cares about clothes,” but he Bolton met Mapping for the sec­ Opportunity. man relations but also In the his­ “ The whole problem has been Artist. ment officials and the public, by tory of all Europe and not of Eu­ likes wearing smart " W e a r- ond time in the play-off aeries at means of propaganda, were con­ discussed thoroughly by represen­ $22.98 $1.98 rope alone.” from LOCAL users! ites’’ ! They stay smart, too! Orangeburg. S. C.—Warrants Bolton last evening and beat the Tulsa—Anybody who’ll pay 85 stantly assur^ of safety and im­ tatives of the public utilities com­ "In signing the treaty," It add­ ■ k. Now Mapping team 6-4 in a close fast for the privilege can be a soloist mission anfl a special committee were delivered to the sheriff here munity from war, if only they ed, "both parties realized that charging a vegetable buyer with game. Maneggia started in the at a symphony concert Friday practiced the strictest neutrality representing the dealer’s associa­ ideological differences and a dif­ tion, as well as with economl.sts of 1 being a bad check artist—but an pitchers box for Bolton with Greer night. and abstained from military co­ O. P. Erlck.vm, secretary of the ference in state systems must not the University of .Connecticut and artist pitching for the 'Mapping team. operation with their neighbors. constitute*-ttt''insurniountable ob­ NOW Maneggia was relieved by Gasprin International Barber Shop Quar­ The little democracies were so Im­ representatives of the producer NOW The warranto, delivered by a stacle for establishment of good- group.” about Royal Master’s PASTEL magistrate, charged him' with Morra. Maneggia struck out one tet Singers, said: “ If he can’t pressed with this myth ol neutral­ sing the words, he can hum the neighborly, friendly relations." passing 317 worthless checks to man and Morra, three. ity and the security it would give "During many months previous EXTRA protection against GOATS farmers for produce. They Bolton scored one run in the song for 810.” them, that the Nazis were success- Ov/oer VVho The quarteteers are helping the to the conclusion of the Soviet- *]^ctap ranged from 30 cento to 8200. first inning and Mapping tied the fill in their strategy of overrun­ German treaty." it asserted. "Brit­ $ 1 0 . 8 8 orchestra write off a deficit with ning one nation at a time and thus .skids and blowouts; quicker, V W ere ...... $19.98 ain and France made constant at­ As woil cut os Dad'sf $oy»' beneflL avoided any united opposition. tempts to harness the Soviet Un­ F fth Cdlu'mn propaganda played straighter stops and longer Now * ion to their chariot and use the iidbie^ e: CaWs 'n Shirts and Shorts School Pants an Important part In keeping pub­ After blitzkrieg—the Breadline Soviet Union for their Imperialist l(k)x^0 hfoadcloth. Drop-loop belt, pleat.' J lic attention focussed on toe neces­ schemes. Above all they str THIST m s ADVICBIAOVICBI AreA n you n t - be told about U.S. Royal Maiters it to talk ilble. in official form under date of Aug. Unc moody.oMr. enmte and rntfevotTS? "■ 1 - Setback Party O n Business to local folks who are UMing them. So, here’s WEAR hose personal privileges which 23 last year in Moscow and signed Do you1 tmtma a botiusliM.------waaksnlna nirro- d l«y speUsy TH*M ia8TB(:„ out democracy we value oo early the following day by Pre­ the idea. Drop in—before you byy any tirei. Tell ut CORSETS O r ig in a lly NEW LEGION HOME highly-^-freedom of speech and of ThsM symptoms often reeult from I»v mier-Foreign Cnmmlssar Vyaches- female functlooal dlaordere. 8o ctart where you live and we’ll give you the namei of Royal Leonard St., Manchester S»v ■the press—make us particularly W ere ...... $7.98 laff Molotoff and German Foreign Has Ro"ed Matter owners who live near you. Then ask them O r ig in a lly vulnerable to thla new form of Minister Joachim von Rlbbentrop. warfare. It represents a new and $7.98 It Is a ten-year treaty under — — rw mwa UA WXfTIITll what they think of U.S. Royal Maiteri. Tonight at 8:15 a grave danger for a self-govern­ which each country undertakes to durlu dUBeult daye. Ptakharn'e bee Now $ 1 . 9 9 ing country which springs from, ueiped ealm unstninc nerree $3.98 refrain from any act of force Ueeen dlitreee due lo annoylnc Up 3 Cash Prizes V*** • manfr nationalities. against the other and also not to Fortunately, there Is an effective fem ^ functional “tm tularltl^” support warlike acts against either Com pound to WOBTH Royil Master’s Admission 26c. primary means of defense against by tbe other. Close To the underhand activities of Fifth EXTRA Safety Rerarflblof NOW Column agents. It lies In tearing NOW down the veil of secrecy and sub­ cests LESS than W ere...... $19.98 terfuge under whlcb they operate, 35,000 SATURDAY ONLY! to Inform our citizens in detail as y i i think STATK to means they employ and their $ 3 . 8 8 Clieese from dozens of Built-In quality maka* Now ■VIUHNG8 I purposes. That'a riiht. Royal Mat- 9 9 c CIRCLE A secondary means of defense Perm anents AAi\es On The fall Styles I • ter't exua long mileoce .Orqnts Childran’s Frankie’s On the Trmil Again iNDurmiAU lies In the timely discernment of for Fifth Column methods, with give* you definitely lower Of Laughs • Thrills • Danger! ASTS coat per mile. But tiut’i Ankletis mSPLATl prompt counteraction wherever O rig in a l Set Leather Shoes FRANKIE DARRO In possible. _T7ils is a duty which re­ not aU. W ell make you an • Daughter “LAUGHING AT quires Intelligent and organized extra Ubcral allowance for ALL SALES CASH!! ox AND Shampoo— worth more coordination. We should be ready your old tires on Royal DANGER” O t U . S . T ire s tfion 1.00 NOUK to back this program with all the Finger Wave— Matters. That meant DRAWIN6 1.00 Hair Style— t energy and resources at our com­ tower NET cott. Come I / You can spend 20c for these PLUS! CHAa ST ARRET In BM (Df tbla AflMitmV. Freak Storm Will Speed Up of 500. will be Able to rally enou|!b o< bta "The Great Dictotor" Won't Toik, Eh? Obituary Daily Radio Programs It has a range of 1,100 miles, Wood to Seek equad to prevent poetponenlent of can cliirb 4,000 feet a minute, car­ iir^s Tale of Horse Tail eoBAetipttoa. It wUl be rather easy DoyBght Time Daleoa Otkerwlea Metod. Peak Arrives Crosses Town Plane Making ries four machine guns snd a rapid Cy Hartford To Aid Firoduction. "The Army will hsve Its 5,500 ■ ji Selectman Five Years. as "entirety la aecord ■with the Known'Here, Dlei Hoitfofd plane program finished by April— ______It* town courttbla morning The foreman, attracted by the President’s feeling that the Sen­ lOMke. 28AS BS. IBM ke. t U o a Hartford, Aug, 38.— Heavy sup­ A frsak s t o m f tauok parU of UP weeks ahead of schedule,” said i>4iy Harold Hair, Halr'a tale, told commoUon, at this point entered ate ought to eonM to a eonelualon plies of native tomatoes featured L«a Angeles, Aug. 23.— )— what had bean an unwitnessed and Manchester shortly after 3 o’clock Gen. Arnold. a goa f It yolca, m a not believed Lcland T. Wood, Mancheater Ice of the matter very quickly.” Manoheeter friends of Mra. Friday, Ang. it Army and Navy fighting planes, private runaway of emotions, and Friday, Aug. i t . trading this week at marketing '"niat means 5,500 airplanes Jtataa C3tarlea S. Hoyae, who manufacturer, and for five years Most obeervera agreed, how­ Robert Wankowekl iMaud Reese this afternoon which in addition 4:00—Backstage Wife. declares William 3. Knudsen, told both man ha would "kick them P. M. centers throughout the state, ac­ with pilots, ^ ground crews and &araa inclined to nay the testimony, a member of the Board of Select­ ever, that a senate vote on the Davies) will regret to learn of her to a heavy downpour of rain for 4:15—Stella Dallas. out to the road," If they didn't 4:00— Music Off the Record. cording to advices received from chairman of the national defense equipment to match. We’II be well tait It was a good enough story to men, will be a candidate for the Maloney proposal waa unlikely be­ death at her home In Los Angeles, ten minutaa, filling tbs roads i m l 4:30—Lorenzo Jones. 4:48— Ad Liner. advisory committee, must be nar­ on our way toward the 15,000 dMaU the element of doubt necea- stop. Oleski, It was *ald, still want­ fore next week. California on WednMday. A life with tbs stdswalks. spUlsd eoniHd* 4:45—Young Widdey Brown, the Connecticut Department of ed to get at Hair, who threw him Republican nomination for repre?* 5:30— Strictly Swln^. plane total. mmfy for a finding of not guilty. The President said the govern­ long friend of Mr. and Mrs. Al- ersbl* hall along with tbs rsln. ^ 6:00—Girl Alone. rowed to a few types to speed up down a second time. This time, nentatlve to the General Assembly. 5:40— Baseball Scores. Agriculture. The seasonal produc­ ‘"They’ll be planes equal to any llalf, roMdent of HUia street. ment bed been concentrating on bsrt li. Crowell and Archibald Some of the hsll stonss, rssidsnta 5il6—Life Can Be Beautiful. production. Hair said Oleski bad a stick In bis Mr. Wood Is not this year a q*n* 5:45— Scattergood Balnea. tion peak has commenced and In the world. All you have to do is Wfia bnnight Into court on a charge dldate for Selectman. , letting orders for new equipment Besetons, ahe waa responsible for of ths norUisrly psrt of town said, 6:30—Jack Armstrong. 6:00— Elsso Reporter. 'Too many factories are wast­ to see what our planes are doing hAnd. and much of It waa to bcedcUvered 5:46—The O'Neills. quality U expected to be at iU best of aaaault after Joseph Oleakl, a Olesld denied he ever made any One of the town's most sucoesa- their meeting In the musical were as large as pullst’s •**•• 6(05— Henry King's Orchestra. ing their time on a lot of dif­ over In Europe to know that." leUow tobacco farm teamster, com- ful business men. Mr. Wood Is this fall and next firing. world over twenty years ago The westerly fringe of the 6:00—News, Wtather. 6 : 2 0 - Edwin C. Hill. for another two weeks. Consumers ferent types of planes,"- he said. Knudsen said: "When we get move against Hair. Hair said he 6:18— Strictly Sports. ■ platned to police that Hair had didn't touch Olc-ski until after “the popular throughout the tdwn and Man Power Neodsd which led to the out-stanifltig de­ storm waa over Wapplng and 6:30— Paul Sullivan Revlewiii the who are interested In obtaining a "Over In Germany they Just tell hack fb Washington, we'll coordi­ •unebed him, cutting his cheek. horse hit him with hla tall" and has proved to he an exceptionally The equipment without man velopment of church music at the Buckland whers a largs amount 6:30—Arthur Godfrey. News. supply for canning or preserving the Dornler people to keep turn­ nate the demands of the Army and g'SfASE-A SWEUING Of TMB Hair pleaded not guilty. He said It good vote getter. He IS a gradu- South Methodist church. In her of rain fall In a short Ume. No 6:40— Lowell Thomas. are now faced with the season's ing out Domier 17s as fast aa they Navy to avoid confusion and speed bank AfCOONT IS aUlCKLV . Oleski came at him with the Iron power is of no use, he declared. ■ 6:45— The World Today. COMMUNIMTKO TDTHC HCAit was all horse-talk. The present strength of the younger daye Mrs. wankowekl hall was reported at the Hartman 7:00—Fred Waring's Orchestra. 7:00-^Amo8 'n' Andy. most favorable buying opportunity. can. That’s 'why they can build up production. " According to teaUmony he 7:18—European News. Prices have declined sharply, there­ hla '"'•'^en.” Hair said, ‘'I grabbed Army and National Guard, the waa a famous concert soprano tobacco plantation where the 1940 7:l5— Lanny Rosa. 2,000 airplanes a month." and Oleski were working on tobac­ President continued, waa around well known over the United States broadleaf crop Is being harvested. 7:30—Inside of Sports. 7:.30—Al Peftree Show. by placing tomatoes on the bar­ Knudsen and MaJ. Gen! Henry Your bank account will ap«. him. I might have choked him a gain list. co, drawing and hanging It. Hair 400,000 men, and the aim waa to and Europe. She hae sung many .7:45— Patti Chapin Singa For 8:00—Man About Hollywood. H. Arnold, Army Air Corps chief. said he was little but I don't think 1 did! You. Increaaed supplies of various prove the thrifty price* In a shed when Oleakl Oleskl’s Story raise this to 1 ,200,000 a year from times In Manchester where she has 8:30—Choose Up Sides. Inspected the world's fastest and Open Forum ot[ drove In a wagon and was re- been a frequent visitor. JOO—Lucille Manners, Frank native fruits v/ere also arriving, the world’s largest fighting planes Testifying in response to ques­ this fa)l. 8:55— Elni4r Davis—News. our dependable u.sed cars. qnfeed by Hair to bring it to a Police Court ^ Black's Orchestra. 9:00—Johnny Presents. the Department reported. These before leaving trxlay for San Diego tions put by Prosecutor Herman There was ho news, he told re­ include early apples, peaches, Too Old to Moon 7 i JEghtly different position. Yules. Oleski said he and Hair had porters, ,on the negotiations with Mrs, Ella Louise Cross '8:30—Guy Hedlund Playhouse. 9:30—Grand Central Station. to look over a giant bomber being PInjoy mile* of satisfaction- fitiong Words plums 4nd pears. TTie main crop of Editor of The Herald: harsh words, then suddenly Hair Mrs. Ella Louise Cross, wife of 9:00—Waltz Time. 10:00—Public Affairs. built there for the Army. rse switched its tall and caught would meet Monday In Ottawa' to Center street. Burial will be In planning to Junk the machine and 1 ;30^Dlck Clsnes’ Orchestra. 7:00 Muiilc Off the Re<^rd Ray have been selling at very low prices those of any bomber now In use. over fifty Is the front porch. that he would at the moment ap­ Elmwood cemetery, Vernon Onter. Barrett. f^hatiges Are Asked; It has a wingspread of 212 feet D l SOrO PLYMOUTH Oleski a stunning blow on the side preciate the use of a sure fire he organise and atari work. enlist in the navy. 1:55—News. In recent weeks, a distinct ad­ Guess both the editorial writer « f the mouth. Oleski sprawled in Take Year's Time Prosecutor Herman Yules, not­ Tomorrow's Program 7:15—.Esso Reporter. vantage to the housewife when the and is 112 feet Icing. It will be and I bettei write aijoiit political SALES SERVICE detector. He noted the stones by 7:20—Mu.sic Off the Record. B v I a >i h 1o i i lowered, by four airicooled (Wright the dirt. both complainant and scoused. the Reading from a memorandum ing that a court record might A. M. situation is compared with laat Times 'ZTroubles Tripbxl , , questions. Its a sure sign of old At this point, those In the court from Secretary of War Stlmson, harm the projected ehllstment, 7 :.55—E.sso Reporter. I duplex) engines generating 8,000 age when you liegin to watch and obvious tallacy in the Funeral* 6:00—Reveille. winter and spring when market room Strained forward to hear this the President said Stlmson had In­ pointed out that the yofith had 6:2.5—News, 8:00—News of Europe. quotations were higher than aver­ I horsepower. crtlirize what the young people concussion by a horses tall, the i Gen. Arnold and Knudsen al.so tacital In detail as Hair proceeded. fact that the actual struggle be formed him that It would take a been going at a rate and condition 6:.30—Gene and Glenn. 8:15— Shoppers Special. age. London. Aug. 23. iPi The voice Berne, Ind .J>, Mr. and Mrs. are doing and give free advice Mrs. Frank .lohnson 8:.30— E.sso Reporter. John Doan'.s 5-year-old son, John, I Inspected a sleek Lockheed P-38 OieSkl, the accused man seld, on tween the men was not witnessed. year to fill up present regular and The funeral of Mra. Frank A. which bordered on recklessne.ss. 7:00— Morning Watch. Large size native fresh eggs ad-, of the Times, usually dose to the Clara SouthergUl getting to his feet, grabbed a near­ re.serve army units with another Charlie Chaplin, as the ‘ Great Diclalor," speaks—with expression. Jfidge House, scoring the Irrespon- 8:00— News. 8:3.5—Shoppera Special. Jr., ran into triple trouble. A car­ I twin-engined Interceptor pursuit 84 No. School .St,, Read Herald Adv*. Judge House said that while Johnson, of 61 Strickland street, vanced again In price this week administration, waa added signifi­ 'ship designed for a speed of 460 by Iron bar and ran around the I.,e1and T. Wood 400,000 men, even at the present Bible actions of the driver said 8:15—News Here and Abroad. 9:00—National Hillbilly Cham­ while pullet eggs remained un­ cantly today to the move for minis­ tridge thrown into an open fire Manchester. Conn. there was not much doubt aa to will be held tomorrow afternoon pions. struck him on the ear. That treat­ horse’s head toward Hair, who so the real story, there was enough high rate of recruiting. that he hesitated to give the ae- 8:30^Radlo Bazaar. changed. This trend empha.<i him well for the leg­ until men were hardened for the Mrs. Maxwell Hutchinson 11:00 News. .session elo.sed ye.“:terday, the Times would be needed to make the army Jol). lAI-4, Wllllmsntlc Mrs. James E. Symington later with a story of Intention to 11:00—Program from New York. tain a very considerable advantage j in an editorial entitled "The .New islative post and he should make 1 1 :1 5 -Sports School. 11:05- The Old Dlrt-Dobher in value by buying pullet eggs Prepare Now for the Big Labor To Transfer Vels a valuable member of the General function as an organieed team. Asked about published reports , The funeral of Mrs. Hilda Hage- Join the armed forces, in the pres­ Order■' singled o(jt Prime Minister Men are peculiar. Just as women ent Instance, Judge House said, he 11:30—Program from New York. 11 r.30—Dorian .String Quartet. which are much les.s expensive ! ha\’e long suspiM'tefl For inslance a Ten Building Assembly in Manchester's Inter­ This. Stlmson said, would take that N.azi refueling hase.s had j The Board'of Education has se­ dorn Smylngton, wife of James E. 12:00 —Ad Liner (Tiurchill. .Minister of.-l,,abor Ernest T o SJ.OOO.OOOHoiiie another year on the present basis been discovered in the t'arlbbcan ! waa Inclined to show aome leniency 11:45— Women's Club Program. when figured on a weight basis, ; Bevlu, FfKid Minister Lord Wool- man who hadn't ki.s.seil his wife ests. cured the services of Miss Elisa­ Symington, who died in Forest Noon 12:30; I>>t'.s Pretend. This aituation is created by heavy ' Attorney Charles S. House has of recruiting. ares, the President said they were j Hills. N. Y„ Tuesday, w-as largely only because of the youth and ton and Aircraft Production Minis­ for. five years whipped a man who Permits Asked The President then went on to being checked. He added the in- | beth Brauck, of Worcester, Mass., plans of Hie accused. Me suspended 12:00— Program from New York. supplies of p'.illet eggs during the i ter Lord Beavertirook for praise, did. Day Weekend Just Ahead! previously announced his inten­ attended this afternoon at 3:30 at 12:15—Julio Oyanguren. summer months when large egg.s tions of seeking a General Assem­ say that from pre.sent army man­ vestigation perhaps would disclose as art director of the School, to the W. P. Qutsh funeral home. 32S Judgment on payment of costa and Ge4a Stuck On Eggx and had blame for ('hancellor of Noroton. Aug 23- HP' Th® something and perhaps not. Sim- , placed Chappell In the custody of 12:30 — Connecticut Cniversity are ordinarily scarce. Ijirge eggs the Exchequer Sir Kingsley Wofsl bly seat and Mrs. Julia Oawford euvers it had been shown that the replace Miss Bennett, who recent­ Main street. Rev. Dr. Watson Farm Forum. veterans who live In the Fitchs country has too many men who are ilar reports had been checked in , the probation officer for threa will become the be.^ buy. however, and .Minister of Information Alfred Estimated $39,000 Cost ha-s already filed a proposal for ly resigned. The board has au- Woodruff, pastor of the Center Sacramento. Calif.- oPi The by late October or A rly .November Home for Soldiers here will bo soft. 'There was plenty of willing­ th'e pa.'d. he -said, and turned out ■ I I Congregational church, conducted months. Duff Cooper. . transferred to the new $3,000,000 nomination as representative. Al­ thorlzed the Installation of an ^ State Board of Control denies It Is Another Boost in though no meeting of the Repub­ ness to work on the part of the to be flgmenli of the imaginatlofi. Sidney G. Smith. 698 Miildla Is responsible fo»- actions of shell­ The paper said the change In the | Veterana home in Rocky Hill next war leadership made May 10, the Town’s August Rerorfl lican town committee has acted on men, he said, but many Showed ; humor In the school, and the con- Buckland remeierv. The - hearers turnpike east, charged with oper­ shocked chickens. Joe Mikullch Cardinal Dira Come To HOUSE’S Wednesday, Colonel Raymond A. endorsements of any of these can­ they could not stand the strain. i trading for blowing rocks from | ,ypre Royal, Frank, Maxwell, Rus- ating a car without a driver's complained the California National day Germany invaded the lowlands. : Gates, commandant, said today. didates it is expected that Hou.se Not Tough Enough ' New War Weapon the school yard and the gradlhg c'lieater Hagedorn and license, was found guilty and plac­ Guard fired a 37 mm shell through Madrid. Aug 23, p. T.sidoro when Churchill succeeded Neville A Single new dwelling devclop- A special train of four coaches of the .same. School will begin Radio Chamberlain, was "overdue. " snd and Wood will receive the backing For example. Mr. Roosevelt said | Harold Sankey. ed on probation with a two weeks’ ----- Day hls chicken house, killed 14 chick­ Cardinal Goma Y Toma.s. primate $ Summer fnent plan with 10 horises valued and two baggage cars, the latter of the town committee. la 18-mlle march waa a terrible i Sept. 4 with Miss Agnes Uaudreaii conUnimnce. ens, damaged the building to the tnat it "had nroiJueed results "cer­ 1.00 To Gel A rill V Test Eastern Standard Time. of Spain and the Vatican's semi­ tainly fruitful ’ to carry hospital cases on their physical strain for some, yet on | of Wlllimantlc, teacher In the pri­ To Dock Tomorrow Continued to August 86 was the extent of $7 and can.sed the un­ official representative to Generalls- i At 189,000 was started today as ".Neverthele.ss ’ It .said "an ad- Straw Hats William F. Jbhnson, builder, ap­ beds, will carry the men from the I the other side of the ocean some mary room. Miss Josephine Lltwln violation of road rules case of John nerved hens to pre.sent him with simo Franeo's government during ' Noroton Heights station to the FDR Empowered of Andover, the Intermediate New York. Aug. 23 —(ff'i The E. McKenna, SO Woodhridge street. New York. Aug. 23 — Helen five cases of unmarketable eggs. mlni::tration formed in the middle form erly S I.25 to S5.00. Now plied for permits for the homes, armies couUl march 30 miles a New Haven. Aug. 23 The the Spanish civil war. diee- : Th« Morning AfterTakintf value of new dwellings alone au­ Arrivals: Milkullch $21 - $1 for each chicken stren^t.h and .spirit .secured during pleted under the direction of the ously hamper the defense program | promise to test, The I.,adtes Benevolent Society ing. Sundays over CBS. with a re- cause of lll-health. Death was due SUMMER thorised during (his month, the tor Maloney (D-Conni whieh The gold was shipped by the Buenaventura. August 23, Baun- and the $7 for the hen hou.se. to cancer. I the past three months, but enough ' Carters Little Liver Pills Banner month of all time for Man- State Public Works Department because equipment was now being At a private ilemonstratlon to- rpp„rts a net profit of $200 from broadcast for the west at 10:30. to make it eertain that we ape not wbuld delay actual selection of I Bank of Portugal to The Federal ta Elena from New York. dBester construction. With the new About 100 of the men already gathered for the additional man day C. U. Swebiliufl, owner of Uic recent fair and Supper. The starting date has not been set. men for active military service un­ company ami Inventor of the | The M others’ club picnic Will be Rc-serve Bank, New York, August 23, AcadlA hospital wing and Orford Soap are In Rocky Hill, making final power. Miss Hayes has appeared on the NECKWEAR preparations so toat the dally til January 1, while a further trial Asking the pardon of women re­ weapon, said one of the chief dlf- . Tiiesdav evening at the Times I The liner Exochorda left Lisbon Nas.sau; Orlente, Ha.vana. radio before, but this will be her (bompany adilltlons added to the wa.s given for the volunteer sys­ ferences between his model and last night with $2.964,3.30 in gold Santos, August 23, Argentina. fhveUlng total, the August figure routine may go on without Inter porters pre.sent, the President salt! Farm. Pports will ntart at iwven own show'. She will produce, fli- ruptlnn Immediately upon arrival tem. It was nice to be able to order existing gun.s of its type wa.s that 9:30 from the Bank of Portugal and a New York. rect and act. Material will be Summer Hose adll run to over $38.'>,000, with a Mr. Roosevelt expressed himself Sailed: Including Shorts; and Reffuiar* (iVeek still to go before the month s of the main body. .sporial B.V.D.s, but that It did not it could be held on a target and | The men are Invited as case of gold and Jewelry valued mixture—some original, aome 3 for $X*00 as emphatically opposed to such would not be thrown ofl Its mark at $42,870, shipped by the Bank of Giinyaqiill August 23, Banta tRUCK u s e r s ; And. make much difference whether tin. speclsl guests. There will be a standard plays, some hl.xtorical delay. Shortly before Senator by the recoil. ' small charge per couple for ex- London and South Africa to the Ana for New York. and some episodes. - Each of the new houses will r.la.ss iD-Va) had joined the ranks derwear wa.s obtiiined by special The gun weighs nine poumls. Lisbon August 22, Exochorda. Contain four room.s, and besides order on whether the army went pen.scB. Any member desiring to Commercial Bank and Trust Com­ of rnn.sorlptlon advocstes oppos­ slightly less than the submachine attend should notify Mrs. John pany of New York. New York. MB.S has begun a new Ixmdon d a i j s the 10 now starting. \r> more will About Town ing the Maloney amendment. Into a regular haberdashery store guns now u.sed by the army, New York August 28, Santa 4 P*"- $l_.oo One Lot of Fancy Pattern Be erected within the near future. to buy It There was plenty of Hiitchln.son by Sunday night. broadcast at 11:30 nightly. It "1 fhInK we liavo postponed get­ Swebilius said, and fires from a I Teresa, Callao. originates with British Broadcast such clothing in the United States, Swimming has been arranged for. Htay Is Granted ting ready" for vears." Glass told clip containing 'JO rounds of .43 This picnic wilt take the place of Puerto Barrios A>'RuM 23, Cal- Ing .System. - Tomorrow \Vill be Kiddies Day rept^rters. “and I am hot in favor he added, and said a similar situa­ calibre ammunition at the rate of I amares. New York. at the Tall Cedars ' Joyland ' at tion existed with relation to shoes, the postponed regular August] p„hHn. Aug. 23. - i;n - Justlre 68.‘i U. S. Dailies of postponing action for another 6o6 shots per minute. meeting. Rfiutlne meetings will ^ Gen. Hugh John-son, who eglonangle is too Important. If we de- epor Healy. Frank Black concert; 7:30 Charles ent they would not W any good Company officials said the gun, Miss Vlrginlj Coveil Is spending sentenced the men to he executed BOTH FOR SHIRTS R’endell L. WlUkie. the Republican Home, tonight at 8:13. These ' hate this for three more weeks, .anolhei week of her vacation With Mr. Healy found that the boy .pant's orchestra from Hollywood; fiomlnee. The canvass was as at certain technical trades. developed last March, had been hv a firing squad was iinconstltu- 8 Waltz Time; 9:30 Quiz Kids. 4 1 c 2 9 c games are well attended each i it will not. In my opinion, delay her grandparents, Mr. ahd Mrs. tinnal. A hearing oh the writ was ran into the street In front of the it Aug. 21. week and good prizes are awarded, preparedness, x x x For Instance he said -the new tested to their satisfaction, hut ear driven-by Mr. "Rosthenthal. CBS-chaln — 4:30 Ted Huslng, men would have to learn to use pointed out that army Itots pro­ Willis Coveil of Pomfret. set for Monday. A condensed table of the '32. '86 ----- I “ America will not be InvadeiJ Miaa Eleanor Plnney Is spend­ national tennis doubles semlfinaLs’ And '40 preferences as compiled 'Walkie-Talkies,'’ portable radios bably would be much more rigefr- 8:30 Paul Suljlvan; 7 Man About William F, Palmer, chief oper- i America will he prepared.’’ ing the week at the home of Ells­ Wash Slacks By the trade publication follows; Wllev SBid the Senate probably carried on the soldier’s back. With ous. Hollywood: 8:30 Grand Central Cashmere Bouquet 25c Cue Gabardine Pants ator of the Circle theater. Is these, he said a man would be The company's sole product, un­ worth Covell.' Priced To Clear At 1940 .spending a.week at Atlantic City, "will pass this hill,’’ but added: Station: n Henry Busse orchestra. Priced To Clear At Dem. Ropiib. Ncithejp able to talk with officers In com­ til the development of the sub­ Harold Rankin Is a patient at WJZ-NBC — 7 “Strictly Busi­ Hand Lotion N. J. "That does not mean we re going the Manchester Memorial hospl- 1$S2 ...... 399 537 to get into war." mand of neighboring regiments machine gun, has b?en .33 calibre ness," comedy; 8 Harry Kogan, One 35c Bottle 52 and battalions maybe a half mile target pistols. U l . ‘ dancing; 9:15 Dinah Shore, blues; 2 2 4 c 1936 . .. . 356 623 Conscription advocates quickly Among the guests registered Are You One 20c Bottle William Bleri, Jr, of 312 Oak­ contended that President Roose­ away. 9:45 Candido Botelho, Brazilian $ ^ .1 2 pr. and up 1940 land street was this morning re­ this week at Maple Farm was a to They last track of each other Mennen’s Baby Oil Lifebuoy Shave Cream ■ncc record. Tbcee Cncts arc outlined YOU MONEY THREE WAYS Bylvia. as the result of an automobile ac­ & I 38 years ago after adoption by in a booklet en- 1. Sav« OM flrif co«f 29 Oz. 2 Lifebuoy Soap titled **8nya ’The wallet, weatherbeaten but cident which occurred last March Ron Recommitted I enclose my check or money order for . . . BBaBBaaBe* / different families. Who?'* You Chzvralrt 1. OM r f the worM'e loweet priced •till OOntalnlDf tba money, was 15 on Hartford road. Mooney Reunited through a chance may obtain it truck#. At today's*■ low* pricen you w$!i ill Mtrt from your moElky on lint cant. taund by Wtnitll Bordan, Inmate claims he was disabled In the mis­ Brockton, Moss., Aug. 23.— UP) meeting arranged by a mutual ALL FOR C b c V r niie t t t a Swansea orphanage, who tum - hap. Attorney Harold W . Garrity — Carlton O. Burr, 27, of Brock­ friend, impressed by their resem­ denier or by 2. Sava on maNitanonca cost Name 91.98 writing to You’ll find mnlnteonnce contn nt • new low ton, charged with ths knlfe-slay- ad hla find over to the police. reprasenta the plaintiff. Return blance, the sisters discovered they Chevrolet Mo* whenynu uen Chevrelete—iruek built Eapera lad to its ultimata ratum day is ths first Tuesday In Sep­ Ing of his father. Roy O. Burr, 5*. (Please print or write plainly in pencil) lived only 24 miles apart. tor Dtvtnion* through nnd through-^ in your buntoenn. Syfyl*. 1 tember. wa.i recoihmltteil today to the OenernI Motort VISIT OUR FOUNTAIN ~ REFRESH YOURSELF! BnltR Corp.t 3. Sava o n pot and oH to Bridgewater State hospital for an Dorothy’s Day. For ymn Chevrolet trucks bnvn been noted Oeocml Moton CiHOUSe^SON. additional 36 dayo. I e e e e • I e s e e e • I Lincoln, Neb. —Cupid must have for tbek esc^ionnl opernting economy. Fncte (M « War KefiigeM M KIIM la Crank Addceaa e a e e a • < provide ccrtuWd proof of Cbevrolet’e gm nnd District Court Judge WiUlam Q.- 'been concentrating on Dorothy#, . S i t oil ecooomsA INC. Aa Boatera Canadtan Port, Aug. ftowe ' ordered the commitment mused County Judge Robin Reid M>— <*3— A camouflaged Uaer with Bucharest, Rumania, Aug. 23-—(P) after the State Department of as marriage licenses 643, 644, 645. ■ton tboa L200 paaaangara, la- — A passenger plane en route from Mental Diseases and the medical and 646 were issued in a single THE STORE OF QUALITY ' qtadiag BOToral huafiM Brltlob Bucharest to the Lotpatg, Oer- director of the Bridgewater hospi­ day. The permits went to Doro­ taaahad thia port today moay, fair crashed la a storm lieor tal requested Burr already had Simply fill in and mail with check or money order to thy Glantz, Dorothy Ray, Doro­ Riley Chevrolet Co., Inc. •n» ebudraa wora ’Turnu Severin, Rumania, Today. bran under dwiervatlon. The Herald,'13 Biasell St., dr leave at buaineM oltlCB."" ' thy Venter and Dorothy Ossenkop. ALL FOOTWEAR PITTgP — X-RAY^^QUIPMCNT Reports ioid the 17 posoengert and British local defemo volunteers hsve developed a "sofqty first" te c^ q u e ta stopping motorists for .Corner Center and Knox Street* Lto ! ! ,|)ou»d for hofnoa la C sw u lly standing out of line of fire, one guard receives the dnvers credenUsls, while The father waa atabbed and Manchester I M w«U oa Coa- S memhen at tht.crew oU we“ him with itts froiB behind tfil tato. Mashed ta^deith. \ \ 'l ^1 fl-W1 ltf i• •ii . ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHE8TE1R. CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28,1940 MANCHESTER BVENINQ HERAl,D, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY. AUGUST 23. 1940 PAGE SEVI T tha lin t baUot. claiming that a WESTERN RIDERS AT EXPOSITION German Air Raids Now the Plohe Deputy Kills ^ first, but tjie projector and the that the French government eoBrention-eve check-up ahowed a Dover Is Now screen danced a different rhythm Britain Answers violating terms M the armlstlS Is Return poalttve mlalmum” o f 97$ o f tha Are Being Kept Up Bolls Out; Too and time, and the focus was ruin­ by handing over to Germany 1,096 ddagatea in his camp. Self in Crisis ed. France’s Charges French planes, brought only Former Steta Chairman J. Fran­ News From Manchester’s Neighbors In Fight Zone One shell scored a direct hit on non-committal comment "It mb •day A. M, cis Smith, ridiculing the Hurley (OoDtlBUfid Prom Fago Om I B church. On the floor among the poaalbly be true though we claims as "nonsensical,” has fore­ In Argentina debris of plaster and shattered no means of confirming It offlcia^'J cast that Cross would have the "a number of fatal injuriea.” The candelabra Uy a colored print— London, Aug. 28— ((P)—An au­ ly at the moment." (.J Doe in Manches- support of a majority of the dele­ night raids, staged largely by lone Maiiy o f the Residenta Station Ten of the Way of the thoritative British source, com­ Gen, De Gaulle oald the pli (ContlBiMd From P ofo One} the Cryetal Lake church will be United-, States Veterans’ hospital Cross— "Jesus is Stripped of hla gates in seven of the state’s eight bombera or email groups, covere-en’s Vote powers would go to CastUlo, but ing at eleven o’clock with the ses­ years. Her name is Miss Dorothy Miss Carrie MIrtI has returned Building* Stmok Own A Modern Home s t no oiflclal orders pertaining threatens the Independence of 1 McCarthy, who attended the .some observers feared an at leMt sions to be held at the Elks Au­ Moss and lives at 43 Naunton Cres­ U. F. Bert from New Haven where she at­ I to the mobilisation have yet been Greece . . . Hls Majesty’s govern­ George Fitzpatrick'* wine store meeting, reported that New Ha­ temporary dictatorship might re­ ditorium. cent, Cheltenham, Oloiicestshlre. tel. 493-8, Rockville tended the teachers' summer was damaged, a church was hit, published. M GHTI.Y novelty feature of the Eastern States Exposition's famous horse show and hippodrome at ment would feel found to lend to f" sult. The following are the delegates In a letter requiring several pages school at Yale College. ven's 73-vote delegation, largest U- at least three dwellings were de- The companies will remain at A Springfield, .Mass., from Sept. 1.1 to 2t .will be the famous Graham family of Western riders In an the Greek government all the Ortiz returned to active admin­ and alternates from Uockvllle: and detailing many incldenta of Frederick Tyler of Willington the armory in the morning long In the convention, was placed in strength in its power.” Mlss Charlotte K. MimoCk, r"ollBhed, and a movie house was the Hurley camp at a meeting yes­ exhibition of trick riding, roping and thrilling stunts on horseback. All are hard, spectacoUr riders. istration of hls office only last Hook and Ladder Company, Fred hfer dally life. Miss Moss devoted Hill, assistant treasurer of the shaken so badly that the picture In Manchester's enough to be paid off. and the K The attack on London, the first daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Claude terday afternoon of party leaders Tuesday, when the land purchase Schindler, d-legate; Bernard Ertcl, only a few sentences to the blitz­ Tolland Bank, is having hls vaca­ ■vas blurred. Ouarda will report again Sunday pre-dawn air raid op the capital, crisis came to a head. He declared alternate; Fltton Company, John If. Dlmock ot Main street, and here. followed by only a few hours a krieg. She wrote: "On Tuesday tion. The splinter* that hit Fitz­ nmmlng to turn In their eqiiip- In hla letter of resignation: "N o Kramer, delegate; Albert Short- I haork.s, for many years s resilient i no higher than four feet above the Originally a member of the department are expected to attend (Jhapter, Order of Eastern Star, ground. Just prior to breaking camp, foUowing possibilities have been i Allc'charu^" ...... 9. ^ raided in operations which it said field in southeast England this that all clear alren and the siip«'r- of Ellington, who has been serious­ $435-00 Q Q C $30.85 the Guards came off the Oring | Insurance Htocks dominant Radical party, he was the convention on Saturday. gathered at the home of Mrs. Hen­ "Now would you believe it,” he Bid ?d 1 Allied ‘chrm' ...... 1.^^* >'ere particularly heavy last night. morning. A gamekeeper captured vlsor promptly picked up the books ly ill at hla home is reported to be Une, and are sleeping many a mile Lieutenant Governor -Profes- elected by a conservative coali­ To Receive Budge ry Labonte In South Willington asked, '‘but an old woman and her j ' Am Can ...... fio's I On the defensive side, Berlin four, Billy SUlea, Jr. Patrol Leader and went charging around the cab­ OB the trip back. However, to- .Vitna Casualty .... 114 tion, with conservative Castillo convalescing. Tuesday night to sew. husband were dug out of that sor Odell Sheppard of 'Trinity col­ 'a I Am Home Prod ...... 51 authorities Issued new rules for | shortly before noon single of Troop 14, Boy Scouts of Amer­ inets to put them away, calling to M onthly morrow night will see the -boys Aetna Fire ...... 46' named to the vlce-prCsldency os a Oliver H. Cooley of Maple street Miss Elsie Vesely was given a house on the right - I mean whata’ D o W " t OOO lege, .Mayor (jcorge Coyle of New ' conduct in air raids. In the future, | planes raided the midlands, one ica will receive hls Eagle Scout us to put our work away." around town making up for lost Aetna Life ...... 27 j Am Rad St S ...... 6** balance wheel. They have had Is a patient in the Hartford hospi­ surprise party in honor of her left of it - and the man waan’t even Britain. Am T and T ...... 160^i residents o f the capital will be re- \ dropping some medium-sized badge on Saturday, August 24th in Her fiance Is a filer with the Automobile ...... 74 I quirod to go* to air raid shelters j bomba which amaahed a cottage, j, numerous clashes over policy. tal. birthday. acratched? The wife wa* hurt time. Secretary of State—A. Fred­ Am Wat %Vks Hartford. It I* necessary to have Royal Air Force and her brother is According to the schedule, the Conn. General only if the sound of enemy engines Another raider dropped three Army air corps experts might Miss Marie and Teddy Ott of Mrs, Howard Pratt ma. their vacation at Damariocotta, whom CroBB appointed state public of Middletown, who was defeated j Industrial Chrysler ...... 73 nearly 9,000,000 inhabitants in air was the tackle he had lost. dead and injured in London raids. start at nine, daylight time, rain ward hls doctorate In education. I ticiit this fall graduated with Neff of Cry.stal fjike, Me. They enjoyed digging rlams worka commissioner in 1937. when he sought re-election to this | ^.cme W ir e ...... 17 ; Col Gas and El ...... 5'- raid shelters from 3:15 until 4 The August total of civilian air or shine. A large number of crack During the past academic year he honors from .Stafford High school •Mrs. Annie Prescott and daugh­ and mention the difference In the A. R. Willde post two years ago, Dr. Frank M. | ^.m. Hardware ...... 21 # No lot with less than ‘60 ft. frontaiee • The convention will open tonight I Coral Inv T r ...... 38'i Strictly Dry raid casualties for all of Britain a.m., appeared to be centered on clasB of 1940. ter, .Miss Georglanna Prescott, and air, which in Maine is so clear Anaataslo of New Haven. | Arrow H and H.. com 34 I Coml Solv ...... 9H coon and fox doge from Eastern w ia Initiated into Phi Delta 16 Walker St. Tel. 8365 with a keynote speech by Paul V. Logan. W. Va.—The Logan club will be Issued the first week In the western outskirts, but the in­ Kappa fraternity. Following the •■ion. William I’rescott. all of North and invigorating. Manv fine trees Will Not Withdraw i Billings and Spencer. 3 \ I Cons Edis ...... 28 vading planes could be seen plaln- Connecticut will be seen in action. n. McNutt, Federal Social Security of the Mountain State League September. _ . exercises, .Mr, Menge will return I’ ark street, were guests of Mrs. and a difference in soil are found. # Size of houses 24 ft. hy .32 ft. Dr. Cross, who in the face of re- Bristol Brass ...... 42 Icons Oil ...... '» It is expected the Manchester Coon administrator. Nominations for 6 halin't had to postpone a game be­ These rapid developments led , ly by roof-top watchers in (.entral to the home of hls parents, .Mr. ! Prescott's son-in-law and daugh- current rumors that he m ight! colt's Pat. Firearms 77 Cont Can ...... 38 and Fox club will be well repre­ . state officers and Congressman-at- cause of rain for almost three some Britons .0 believe Germany j London ns they were picked out and Mra. Oscar Menge. Jr., of this ' ter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Fitz­ withdiaw before the contest t Eagle Lock ...... 9 Corn Prod ...... 49 44 sented. Hebron Pasteurized Milk # Fireplaces Large will be made tomorrow. years. I might be ready for a resumption , by searchlights. city for a month': vacation. patrick of Stafford Springs at their On Ftrat Ballot reached the floor has asserted th a t! Fafnir Bearings . . . . 123 : Del L and Wn ...... ^'4 j hla name "definitely" would go be- j Hart and Cooley ___ 125 Regatta .Saturday summer home in Mlsquamlcut, K Aides of Hurley, a Bridgeport Du Pont ...... 166 I A water sports regatta Is sched­ I M-a. Anne (.'. Gilbert, the Misses # ('.opper and brass piping throughout fore tile convention, has selected' Hendey Mach. Com . 1» I. engineer who formerly aerved aa Kastman Kod ...... 125'i j uled to be held at Sandy Beach Clarissa L. Pendleton and Susan and Cream Mayor Vincent A. Scully of W a- 1 Landers Frary & Clk, 24', State W PA administrator, confl- KIcc Auto L ...... 33'j j Park, Crystal Lake on Saturday 'B. Pendleton. Mrs. (Jharlea C. .Sell- terbury to make the nominating j New Brit. Mch., com 39 # .Steam heat dently predict his nomination on Gen Fooonvlllc captairt of ed to the Fred Jones bungalow on P^ICS large counters rovered with linoleum Emergency ------I do., pfd ...... 29 Kennecott ...... 26''» the Notre Dame football team and Jones street. Mrs. Emily B. Collins and her ' Torrin^on ...... 2.5'-j Leh Val R R ...... IT i several newspaper men. • Howard Kelsey and family will I ” 1'"' COLD , Veeder-Root ...... 58 W HakM o poor Willkie Maps Lockheed A l r c ...... 25 .Vpproaeh Tn Club Improved move from the brick hou.se at He- ! **^’ 4ford, were the guests of Mr. m*asuiiiiq slick # Kitchen floors covered with linoleum I New York Banks I Loews ...... 24 Advertising Extensive improvements are be­ and Mrs. Ralph CkJllins and family , bron Center, September 8 to the ie r sal* tic* Lorlllard ...... 19*4 •at their camp at Holland Lake, # CaUs S p e a k in g T o u r I Bank of New York . 305 ing made to the private road off Ben Jones farm, which Kelsey has - *>U*s. II row want ** bu1b* vdiM CASH % Stairway to second floor I “ Bankers T r u s t...... 48'j Mont Ward ...... 40 H .Snipsic street leading to the Ital­ j piirr.'iased. Ma.ss.. recently. —don't buy prlc*. Poy a bit nor* Nash Kelv ...... 4% Mlsa Jo.sephine Plaga of Wap- Central Hanover .... 86 ian Social Ouh, the work being Eilward .Miller Jr., of .Milford la oad you'll 9*1 a lot nor*. 9 Extra ceiling height on second floor POLICE (Oontlnoed from Page One) Case ...... ,. 28 Nat Bisc ...... 19 done by Contractor Fred Fonico of jvlaltlnr. Mra. Ruby Gibson. plng and Miaa Ethel (Jhrlatlanl of for/^i?rdays Chemical ...... 40 Nat Dairy ...... 13'4 thus city. Five catch basin.s and Adel Brou.^’eau of Cobalt Is Hartford (forhierly of Wapplng) 1 for the formal addresses. The De- City ...... 22 Nat Distill ...... 20'- culverts are to ije installee widened to 18 1 Mrs. Charles Miner and daugh- Fair in New York where they will 4343 Continental ...... 11 'x |85 with s loan in cold cash Federation of Republican Women’s Com Exchange ...... 47 N Y NH and H ...... Vi is News feet, to be finished with two coats , ter Lucllla Ann returned Tue.sday .spend a few days. 15 Of These Houses Will Be Available —$24 to S30B. (Jlubs. First National ...... 1670 1 Nor Am Co ...... 1844 of oil and the gutters also to be from h vacation spent In Methuen. Miss Ruth Lang, who has been Packard ...... 3 H treated with an oil surface. Mass. spending the summer at the home It's simple. Com* In or Guaranty T ru st...... 10 Im I.00.1I FIRE Manhattan ...... 14 Param Piet ...... 5*4 This dirt road was built four Attorney John A. Markham and of Mrs. Jennie Abom of Avery with your phone—lodiyl Manufact. Trust . . . . 33 Penn R R ...... 20 year* ago by the club members, family of Hartford are occupying street, left last .Saturday for New Hr* U cm For Occupancy About Nov. 1st. Phelps Dodge ...... 28*4 ami It was necessary at that lime Charges tfe 3% on un­ N Y Trust ...... 99 I the Beach Homestead on Bur- York where she Is to sail for paid monthly balances up to Phil Pet ...... 3244 to leave many rocks along the Puerto Rico. HONEST 5432 Public N a tion a l...... 28'-I. I roughs HIM Boulevard. S i 00, 2<4 monthly on bal­ Make your choice of a house aild lot from our plans N O W and yon sides. These have now been blast- I NORTH Title Guarantee 2 'j Pub Sve N J ...... 3414 I Mrs. Marlon Hilliard of Sterling VALUE ances above. U S T r u s t...... ri480 1 Radio ...... 444

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ment at Vichy obtains a formal around the world, swayed In tat­ Tragic Moment in . . . Drama Jap Expansion treaty with Oermany, a Naal dele­ A T hought N o O ne K illed tered strips. Crete pavement. Traffic Is Japs Are Moving gation, traveling by way of Soviet • SERI>^\rQRY ^ B ulu Are Seerehed Here a Mathematical to use posted detour via Route# 4 Russia and (Jhlna, will inspect Some suburban streets were to Speak and 219. In South Seas Indo-(Jhlna to determine Its worth. And whosoever doth not benj closed off this morning as the Winchester. Constcucting 7 H From North China his cross, and come after mo, BY NORMAN KAHL rniaMT. is4o. In Bomb Raid Informed Hanoi'Murces reason • MURDtR4NC0G>^ debris was being cleared away, For Politicians miles of concrete phvement from cannot lie liiy disciple. ,MkA4KA SUIVICB. INC. and the ruins wera searched for L a b or (Continued From Page One) that U such Is the case, the envoys —Luke 14:27. the City of Winded west; also would advise Hitler) Indo-China is possible additional casualties. grading and drhlnage installation. Buildingii Damaged for Princeton, N. J., Aug. 23—« a lawyer.” O’Leary aal< ”Of course not.” toward the desk. "I won- In one suburb, where three Detour is provided by Rotites 183 ports of renewed OUlnesc military Our recognition and apprehen­ MARTIN SAYLER —a Uwyer bombs fell ))etween a movie thea­ In presidential elactlon the indi­ liig a "Wlllkla vetfr staafto ta States fleet in Hawaii. Tokyo's recall, among others, of sion of the highest truth ta esser. I "You can appreciate that we need I’Loary bent forward ovor the Yardfi Around in Lon­ vidual voter in a closely contested lent Says A d d re ss and 182. „ ^ . activity in North China coincided wtUi too moajr onemleo. ter and a bank across the street, 38 tlmu.^ mors sisctoral Of the two areas, tndo-(Jhina Is the Japanese ambassador to tially an affair of the heart far evidence.” desVvUd took In the entire room somewhere near the win­ state may exert hundreds of times than ths\ Individual Route No. 149: East Haddam. today with unconflrmable but de- DALB APPLEBY — Saylor’s "Suppose yotKbegin, Lleuten' with one searching sweep of his' don Outskirts. the windows of stores and houses Be Non-Political; acknowledged to be far more sus­ France, Renzo Sawada, was taken more than of the head. dow, a muflled report,, like the more Influence on the makeup of voter in Texas. In Wyo: Approximately 1 mile of bitumin­ tailed Chinese accounts of exten­ —J.S. Kleffer stopsoo. jant,” bale euggeeloq. He leaned eyes. Thr\j»rvanta, III at golie, clapping of someone’s hands, caus­ were shattered for 100 yards. ous macadam on the Moodus-M est- sive withdrawal of Japanese troops here to imply there will be more A bousewlfs, Mrs. J. Jackson, the Electoral College than a voter, der this estimata. about Other S p e e ch e s. ceptible of Japanese absorption be­ delay and discussion between RHOOA WATERS— Appleby’s [over and whispered aOc^etblng In rustled reattosaly In their 9)iiirs. ed everyone to turn. And in that chester road. Detour via Routes from North China during the past flanoee. London, Aug. 23— (JP) —One who lives In the heart of the thlck- In a state where one candidate will control' the electoral vo( cause of her scanty troops, little Japan and the Vichy government, King On Way To U. «. I Rhode’s ear. 'There are two-thlngs you ought instant, Osorgs Barbour, a twisted, predominates strongly. Texas, 12,500. 8 o i ^ otblM ) 196 and 16. month. HAZEL LEIQRTOH—SiD'ler’a [ “AU right,” O'Leary sal^ No Route Numbers These reports, \Vhich placed the aweethsort. "They will change j ^ r opinions force of the explosion blew me munttloii. Indo-China, in ' this ing Indo-China. German-controlled French radio I ha leaned hack In bis chair anq face, slumped to the floor and lay raid on three London suburbs metic of t>r. John Q. Stewart, the basis of the straw RooMvelt’a plans for a Franklin Bridge over Peck Hol­ number o^ Japanese troops involv­ WINSLOW MAKDELL—« gaiD- I took a pencil from hie pocket ant of this case. F l^ , Rli^ga is not out of bed." ed at , , said they were re­ In the meantime, this colony said today in e. broadcast heard blsr. sprawled on bis back. On the scorefP a direct bit on a movie Another wonoan, who lives member o f the faculty of Prince­ North DakoU 625; RHi i»polltlc«r trip south on La- low brook at Franklin Station. 100 000 strained atmosphere, is Imposing I twirled It between hie fingers. gliUty of thg-lnurder ofS»dartln' 'starched whits front of his shirt, ton Unlverilty. moved from Hopeh. Honan and still Is restricting trade with here by NBC that King Haakon of OBORGE BARBOUR—Saylor's theater, wliich was empty, and across the street from the movie 700; Delaware 800; Day set (papltal. politicians Hampton. Bridge over Little air raid precaution blackout tests. China, as provideij In an agree­ Norway had left Eneland and la I "I’ll get thie over with ,aa quickly Sayler, and- hecond—som eone^se i large red blotch was growing His computations show this in­ 830; Nevada 1300; Mtehlgas Shansi provinces through the port Isw portnor. barely missed an gpartroent build­ theater, said she was on the way atlng today on what River on Windham Center-Brook- Persistent Report ment with Japan, and warily on his Way to the Unitetl States. i as I can. Please be patient. Since in this >o0m is." bigger and bigger. equality In past presidential elec­ Pernsylvanla 2300 New York of Tangku, where they were said UEUTENANT O’LEARY— po- last night, a number of things to awaken her 13-year-old son significance the visit might lym road. Detour is marked. One of the most persistent re­ watching reports that Generalis­ The radio said he departed after j A smOlraliriek escaped the lips (To Bo Continued) ing, which was full. ^ tions, and indicate how larga Ohio 3300; Illinoia 4000; Ml Somers. Bridge over Scantlc to have boarded south-bound Uee lavostlffator. have occurred, and I think I’ve of .Hazel Leighton. Everyone in iiU ...... after ahe aaw aearchlighta in the tran.sports. Some of these troops ports in Hanoi Is that before simo erlang Kai-Shek Is massing a dispute between his family and 'This seemed to .typify the result sky outside her window when they may be in the coming elec­ chusetta 4000; CkUlfomla BtaUy develop. river and approaches on Batting [found a few anewers to aome the room jerke Special For Saturday screamed. "Yovj know that Isn't Carroll had walked over to the a window above their bed. Ir the famous conte.it of 1884 a Plans for the president's trip, as blocks down the street until they tofil police. "But that pocketbook |] been llne^Jjp. and the other guests —Judge Franeis (J. Oalfey, presid­ the ground looking up” Andrews change to Blaine of 575 Cleveland mean to.starve" North Broad street. West river who robbed him of his pocketbook. tnie, 1 have nothing to fear. Not desk* and was sitting, in a chair ing over the Aluminum Co. anti­ [announced by the White House After the pair .had taken his leaped a fence and disappeared. contained the only pictures I have sat t h ^ nov/ In glowering silence. The bomb had struck the boiler told, hospital attendants. votes in New York would have put I yesterday,, indicated that the maj street, Prospect Place and North "It wasn't the money," Petras of my two children." W^slow Mardell still wore the from you or anybody." near O'Leary. Barbour was the trust case. house on the movie, demolishing He had two broken ankles. Count ’Em wallet, Petras chased them several O'Leary sighed "Please don’t the state's 36 electors In the Blaine ' for address would be delivered street. T,amh I,CRs, Genuine .Spring, Extra Fancy, Cudahy's F]ver-Ready Ham — Readv To epthlazoned sports costume he had last to take his seat. the theater and an adjoining dance column, and Blaine in the White [ Route No. 2; North ,‘ttonlngton. become excited. There’s nothing to Dale stood erect now, behind I thought I’d never live long erhen he dedicates TVA's Chicka- 5' J to 6 '2 pound.s. Special! Serve! \'cry Kcontimicall Whole On when the officers accosted him hall. The front entrance and the Hiking Bell Boys. House. I Lamed. Kai.—W. B. Conard 1 Vauga dam on Labor Day. Relocation of thl.s route around In his hotel earlier In the day. be excited about —yet. I Just want Rhoda. "Why don't you end this enough to hear the Senate of ..be balcony bf the theater alone were lb...... 1 ...... to know." Thla case was at the rate of J6 I figured out how many grains This speech, the announcement village of .North Stonlngton. No 29c Shank Half, 3 1 C His Ups were twisted into a satiri­ torture. Lieutenant ? Get it ove' United States debating whether to left standing. The boiler waa drap­ Elmcreek, Neb.—Archie Bell, votes per elector of the winning ' wheat are In a 60-pound busHfll [Mated, will be followed by an­ hindrance to trafTic over present cal smile. George Barbour leaned Angrily Rhoda sat down Dale with." vote supreme power to the Presi­ ed In grotesque shapes over the Kearney policeman, recognized side. 480,000. other that afternoon at Newfound i route. FRESH KILLED POULTRY Daisy Hams, sugar cured, quietly hack on one end of the looked worried. He ran his finders "It 11 be over so(jn enough ” dent in time of peace. orchestra aeata, while the silvered'' jiiimediately two hitch-hikers h- Present ('ampalgn Conard didn’t count them Gap, on the Tennessee-North Car- ! Route Nos 2 and 1.1: East Hart­ divan and displayed his discom­ rapidly through his hair. O'Leary said, "Let me tell you —Senator Homer T. Bone, Wash­ screen which had reflected many picked up near Odessa. They From result.s of a recent sam­ I just the number in the flrat ih...... jL t C I oUna border, at ceremonies formal­ ford. I 'l miles of reinforced con­ Native Chickens for Frying or Roasting, fort only by nervously flicking at O'Leary turned to Mardell. "You about It. The murderer was very ington. newsreel Images of war scenes were his own sons, A. W. O. L. ple nationwide poll Dr. Stewart I then resorted to multipUcatlos,' First Prize Smoked Picnics, Tenderized. frequent the Rainbow club, Mr. clever. But the trouble with smar* ly opening the great Smoky Moun- crete pavement on Glastonbury- medium size, bis cigar. i tains National park. Ea.st Hartford road. About 5 pounds each, At the opposite end of the divan j Mardell 7" murderers is that they usually each ...... forget some little thins. The talks were described offl- Route .No. U.S. .5: South Windsor YOC lb...... sat Hazel Leighton, grimly ret­ Mardell jerked to attention and [ dally as "non-political.” and East Windsor. 3-4 mile of re­ POPULAR 29c icent, smoking Uritably and glanc­ glared fiercely. "What If I do? " "In this case, the killer forgot Fresh Cut Up Fowl. Mr. Roosevelt plans to leave the inforced concrete pavement on the ing antagonistically at the com­ I "Why did you tell certain peo- that Martin Sayler was s very I feapital next Tuesday for about Hardford-Springfield road. Tem- each ...... / Y C A Fine Selection of I'rime Beef Cuts for placent sergeant from time to I pie around the club that you fastidious man. He was almost I night days. He will go to Hyde porarv bridge provided. FOOD MARKET 2 for $1.50. Oven or Pot Roast. time. wouldn't need to worry about the ; eccentric In that way. He liked Fltfk. N. Y.. for a stay of about Route No. U.S, 7: North Canaan. I First Prize Fresh Killed I’ork to Roast, and Carroll was relieved when I. O. U 'a Sayler held against you I everythlns in order. Everything five days and then go directly to Constructing bridge over Black­ 855 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BUILDING Native Chickens, large size, O’Leary finally appeared. Follow­ ^—after last night?" ' neat, always exactly the same. His Small, Lean. Fresh Shoulders. ; Mardell shifted uneasily. "How Dhattanooga, Tenn.. site of the berry river, about 500. feet south j SHOPPERS SHOP" 5 pounds and over, lb...... <3 # V ing the lieutenant were two uni­ books, for Instance. He wouldn’t by train. After visiting the of jimctlim of Routes jlLS. 7 and •WHERE THRIFTY formed officers, and between them ; do vou know that?" tolerate having any book out of rk, he will go to South Charles- U.S. 44. Open to traffic over tem[xi-1 Fancy Milk-fed Young Fowl, LIVER AND BACON COMBINATION walked the sullen Riggs, chauffeur "There sre \va\!( How about place or moved an .nrh out of W. Va„ to Inspect the naval rarv bridge. about 5 pounds each, lb...... A # C Tender Calves' Liver, Western. for the late Martin .Sayler. It” ” line from the others. Every vol- nor and gun plants before re- Route No. 8: Shelton, Derby and Those In the study fixed thcli "I didn’t mean what you think," ! ume had its exact spot, tllhg to Washington. Ansonla. RemoVal of trolley rails lb...... 35c attention on Riggs, who refused to Mardell said evasively 1 “That was where our murderer Henry A. Wallace', Mr. Roose- and resurfa<;ing road with 10.377 Saturday Specials \ FOR A M CE MEAT LOAF Fancy .Sugar Cured Bacon, O look up from the floor. O'Leary I O'Leary nodded. "All right. Mr. slipped up" l l d t ’s vice presidential running linear feet of 3 inch sheet asphalt | machine sliced. Ih...... z b J v directed the officers to scat Riggs Barbou’ , how well do you know O'Leary-had the rapt attention Vcaii l^cef, and I’ork (iround. 4 this hou.se?" jpate, conferred with the President on concrete base. LEAN^STRIP 1 In a chair on the north side of of everyone In the room now. 1 eeaterday on his acceptance speech CUT UP LEAN—PLATE Ih. ... ^ the room. Both policemen stood j "Why I—I'm not sure I know I "YOU see, this murderer had a Route'No. 10: Slmsbury-Granby. 1 SrtLVK ( I RLD (ORNFI) BLKI Irhlch he will make in Des Moines. 7,2 miles of mlx-ln-place bitumin­ BACON nearby. O'Lieary went to the door­ what you mean. " Barbour stnm- unique problem on his hands. He, . U ., on August 29. Wallace said he ous surface and bituminous maca­ FOWL Corned Beef Chuck Beef>koiind. * Fancy Boneless Brisket, 29c way to speak to Willows, the but­ i mered. or she. had to be In this room to give a non-polltlcal talk at ler, and in a few minutes, half "Did you ever apend any of fihoot Martin Sayler at the same the Afro-American Exposition at dam surface under construction on | your nlght.s here” " College Highway. Chuck Pieces of Corned Beef, a dozen servants trooiied Into the ; time that the same murderer was Chicago Labor Day and then lb. I.ower Round (Jroun^L^ * room. Differently, they looked at "Yes. of I oorse. Milrtin and T in the other room with the rest krould Btsu-t a stumping tour for Route No. 15: Middletown. EUm-1 O c all lean. Ih...... w r O C were partnera. and he asked me Inatlon of dangerous, condition on | lb...... V...... 4 the guests and then seated them­ ' of you. That would eliminate the Democratic ticket. 1 5 * " ’ selves In s row behind the others. often to stay overnight." ! suspicion. It wasn't easy, but the A t HALE'S the Mlddletown-Durham road. Slowly, O'Leary walked to the i "Lately?" : kiUep figured it out. Would you Route No. 20; Barkhamsted. I LEAN—SUGAR CURF.D desk and sat down In Sayler's ' Barbour’s cheeks quivered slight- I like to know how? " Bridge over went branch of Farm- 1 FRESH GARDEN VEGETABLES swivel chair. He turned on the . ly "Yes, a few times. We had • There was breathless, fearful Condition Of ' ington river at Riverton. Temper- ] DAISY HAMS Ib. 26c 1 SALT PORK 2 lbs. 15c desk lamp and leaned both elbows Rome hufliness to go over as you expectation written on most of ary bridge provided. Fresh Picked Yellow Corn, on top of the desk know. .Sometimes it was rather the faces In the room Rhoda | Granby and East Granliy. 2 'i Native Tomatoes, hard, ripe. Self Serve <»d Health Market extra fancy, dozen ...... "If this Ls supposed to he a night late and I stayed over. " Wat.^rs was frankly holding on : State R€md8 Miles of bituminous macadam sur- I Tenderized— Smoked PORK lb...... class In criminology, I'd just ns "Thank you Miss Leighton. T tightly to Dale Appleby’s hand, fare on Granby-East Granby road. I CHUCK N ative l.ima Beans, I > « soon skip It." Mardell said have reason to believer you know , and Hazel Leighton was letting Hale’s QuaUty Boneless (Tenderized) ’! Oonatnictlon in force In the state Route No. 41: Sharon. Con­ ROAST SHOULDERS LIVER Native Carrots or Beets. qtK^irls Barbour pulled out his breast­ this piace pretty well. I'm told on i her cigaret bum dangerously close M Connecticut announced by the structing box culvert near Main II hunches f o r ...... Hand Picked Eating .Apples. pocket hsntlkerchlef and unfurled several occasions you called 'when I to her fingers. Mardell's face was ■ Seidner^s Oonnectlcut Highway Department, street, Sharon. Open to traffic over] it with great ceremony. He be­ ;Mr. .Sayler was out and that you \ .spotted with little beads of sweat. : BREAD Loaves 11c Ham Roulettes ^Lb. 28c \ug\wt 21, 1940 for the week end- temporary bridge. Native Celery, bleached, I Ihs...... gan wiping a pair of steel-rimmed ,spent several nours In here by { Barbour took off his glasses and { JK August 31, 1940. together with [Routes Nos. an-l 69: Prospect. Ib. Ib. Fancy A'cllow^l’eaches. 68 I 2 0 ^ lb. hunch ...... glasses he took from a c.a.se. "Can't yourself because you Insisted on put them carefully ip his pocket. Mayonnaise iM a c e oiling and stone surfacing, 939 L. F. or 8 ‘ -j Inches bituminous K 9 :i lbs.’ ...... : ...... we get this, over with ?" lie asked, j waiting" Then he stood up and stepped in­ Jelly Doughnuts or Fot Roasts Lb. 31e report does not include either macadam pavement at Pro.apect j Fancy Large Egg Plant, California Juice Or^ges, annoyed. "W e've all been subject­ I Tl’e blond woman glared de­ to the center of the room. He I Merritt Parkway or the Wilbur Intersection. M.VCIIINE SLICED XIACIIINE SLICED ed to an extremely unpleasant fiantly at O'Leary. "What of It? I opened his coat, and thrust his 5 Lbs. Average Parkway, both of which are Route No. 97: Pomfret. Approxl-j each ...... dozen ...... • • ordeal. Why prolong It?” He look­ I was welcome here." pudgy hands into his trousers’ Crullers______Doz. 25c pint Fowl Lb. 25c constructed on new location. rnately 3-4 mile of bituminous ma­ BOILED HAM Ib. 34c LOAF CHEESE Ib. 22c Native Blueberries,' (California Sunkist l.emoriH, ed at Riggs. "I should think vou I "Perhaps you were. There pockets. Closed For Construction— cadam pavement on the Hampton-1 dozen ...... could .conclude this , case. Lieu­ wasn't anythinc you were particu­ "fjeutenant, before you go any quart ...... tenant, without further a.ssist- - Detour Provided Ablngton road. M.ACIIINE SLICED COTTAGE larly Interested In inside the house, further, there's something I want 10-Lb. Cloth Bag Route No. U.S. 1: East Haven. .Sprague. Three-span deck girder I anre” 0 ! was there?" to ask you," he said. He started Sugar 49c 39c quart Broiters_ Each 75c Kaat Haven cut-off. Approximately bridge and approai hes at .she-1 lb. 21c CHEESE Ib. 5c Gold Medal or Plllsbory’s 3J1 miles of reinforced concrete and tucket river in Raltlc. SPICED HAM Fresh Made Bakery Goods---- Baked Right H#i^! r^ e d grravel pavement. Route No. 100: East Haven. M.ACUI.NE SLICED MI'ENSTER Cut Up Fowl Each 69c Route No. 'U.S. lA ; Stonlngton. Steel rigid frame bridge at Highj Fancy Layer Cakes, a ch«>ice of Flour 24 Vi-Lb. Bag 84c Edgemont Brade< crossing elimination in the street. Temporary bridge provld-1 COMB. LOAF Ib. 25c CHEESE Ib. 20c Our Own Baked Bean.s village of Stonlngton—617 foot 6 ed. quart ...... - ...... 15c icings, each ...... 27c Campbell’s Inch span .eel I-beam viaduct over Route No. 101: KilMngly. Bridge I FRESH—SKINLESS MII.D French .\pple Pies. W . Do STAR Cheez-it Daisy Hants Lb. 29c fjallm' tracks and a steel foot over Five Mile river and approach­ Boston Brown Bread. each ...... 29c Tomato Soup Cans ,e over railroad tracks at Elm ed as Dayvlile. Temporary bridge | FRANKFURTS Ib. 19c Amer. Cheese Ib. 21c Danish Coffee Rings, delicious, 21c ..vet under construction. Elm provided. loaf ...... 10c Crackers each ...... Rib Lamb Chops Lb. 43 c gtreet closed to traffic. Traffic may Route No, 164: Preflton Ap-| ROT.L Selected— Medium Size PI'RE—PRINT 25c MARKET Sheffield gasB on Water street. proximately 16 miles of bituminous Our Own Make Rolls, a birge Blueberry Pies, from fresh fruit, 47 NORTH ST. - PHONE 3885 - FREE DELIVERY . Route No. 33: Wilton Construct­ m.acHdam pavement on the Preston j LARD each ...... • • • variety to ch6o.se from, dozen .. 15c ing grade crossing elimination and Plalns-OriswoM. road. BUTTER EGGS 27c M ilk 4 ItL 27c 2 pkgs. 17c Hamburg hridge over Norwalk river on the Route No. 174: New Britain and | lUdgefield road, near the Wilton Newington. Grade crossing elim­ | c c l o z . WEEK.END SPECIALS railroad station. Traffic must use ination on Newington avenue and I GROCERY DEPARTMENT'S WEEK-END SPECIALS! Minute Tapioca •OUth T branch for Route 33. Road New Britain avenue. Short detour | Sunshine Hi Ho Is open to railroad station only. around bridge We Wrap Up Satisfaction In Every Package! CORN FLAKES Kellagg's 2 packages 13c Sausage Meat R w te No. U.S. 44: Canton and Route No. 207: Sprague. Con-1 GOOD LUCK Hew Hartford. Hartford-Win.sted Crete T-beam bridge over Beaver | PEACHES SAUERKRAUT Silver Floss 3 large cans 25c Crackers TUNAFISH DILL BUTTER SPECLALS! EGGS Sugar, Pure Cane, Hormel Spam road. 2H miles of reinforced con- Brook under con.stniction. % Large No, 2'/j 14-OoDoe Can Libby’s Long Slice Tellnw Tali Variety Jar Rubbers Fairmont Farms, 10-lh. cloth hag . . 1-Pound l O w i PICKLES b Cairn Fairmont, HERSHEY SYRUI^ ^ Chocolate 3 small cans 10c Mldoo 32c Selected, doz. . . . i.ight and Dark P a ck a ge...... l 7 C (s> Pineapple Pullet Eggs, Sugar. Land 0 ’1.4ikrs GRATED CHEESE, Cans Land O’Lak^s, dozen ...... 1-1h. pkg...... BUTTER, MEATS Italian Style, 3 cans. . 25c Cream Freeze 3 25c 2 lbs...... 67c 2 pounds .... 65c Pastry Flour. TU R K EYS, y JELL-O, AU Flavors, '^('H E E SE SPECI ALS COU’NTBY ROLL package ...... Domino Grapefruit Sections Evaporated Milk, Royal Peerless, 5-lb. bag 23c 5c Kraft Cheese ___2^Lbj_Box 45c Old Snappy, BirTTER, I b .'...... 29c E X T R A f a n c y ' Scarlet, LOBSTER, B. A M., Armourts Ginger Ale lb...... T U R K E Y S, lb. . . ■ ______2 Cana 21C Another New Royal Scarlet 38c NO. 1 N A 'n V E emn ...... 33c 3 tall cans ...... 19c Muenster, DALSY HAMS, Date e Nat Product! POTATOES, p e c k ___ 19c DRAN-O, for Pipe Pure Lard and Flavors Milk Lunch Crackers 2-lb. box 17c Cake Flour, Royal Scarlet, Ib...... 21c lb...... 100% PURE VAN CAMP’S 1 Cleaning, can ...... 21c Maxwelj Heoae None Belter! lO #* Golden-N-Rich, LEAN SLICED VEGETABLE 1.MILK, 4 f o r ...... PHILLIPS’ ' package ...... Ib...... 2Sc BACO N, lb. ..;. OIX)THESPI^9f IroB* 4 te'. 27c SHORTENING 39c clad, t'2-dox. p k f « .___ CRISCO 1 Kraft’s White, Yellow and SUGAR, (irote & Weifiel 15c Coffee______Lb. 24c SILVER DUST l^kiag Chocolate, Royal Compare With the Higher Pork & Beans Velveeta. 2-lb. 10 poundn ...... FRANKFURTS. SPAGHETTI, Bulk. Case of 12. 7 0 ^ FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES S-Lb. Can 1 1-Lb. Can 1 Priced Shortenings! 45c Hale's^Bgd Bag DAISY HAMS Ib.l 28c 8 pounds ...... wood box ...... 49c lb...... 25c 25c Contents only .... X ^ C F ancT READY-TO-EAT ....10c STRICTLY ll^hESH, ROAST PORK— 3-4 pounds DOG FOOD, Health-O, Coffee Lb. 1 1 ....15c LARGE EGGs , 14c DAISY HAMS lb.34c 47c 17c 3-pound SILVER LANE PICKi FS dozen ...... 35c 4 c a n s ...... 19c Iceberg Lettuce Each 7 C S - S ’X S * CLAPP’S Sweet Mixed. S-OoBce Can Boeeleaa can ...... 39c r ‘ ":...... 19e PAROWAX, for Can­ Rochelle Green LAMB LEGS RENNET DESSERT quart ...... SELECTED EGOS CHUCK ROAST — (From lb. 29c BABBITT’S FRIEND’S jtr^C ning, t 1-lb. pkgs. . . ..; 25c Select! (V-6 Pottndii Averafpe. LUX FLAKES Requirea no cooking. Trans­ Sliced Pineapple, Royal Dill I’ ickles, IN CARTON, Heavy Steer ^ f* Sardines 2 C« m 19c forms milk into a delicious dozen ...... 23c FOR ICED COFFEE: FANCY CUTS CLEANSER BROWN BREAD Scarlet, largest 20c quart j a r ...... B eef!) lb...... JLOC Large Box 1 Rroall Box 1 Rennet Custard. Chocolate, i/ C CIRCLE COFFEE, a Q 20 to 30 Stalks Per Can Carrots or Beets can ...... LARD (With Any Meat Pur- FRESH GROUND HAM- 1-Ib. hag ...... I O C OVEN ROAST 29c-35c Vanilla, Maple, I.«mon, Juice, Royal Ravioli I-I.b.'ar 1 7 c Grapefruit t.ux or I.ifebUoy ebaae). C - Orange and Rasp- — pound ...... J C COLONIAL COFFEE, MAXWELL HOUSE I £ C 21c 1 9c 1 Scarlet, No, Soap, ca k e ...... 19e New Cabbage berry, 2 pkgs...... l l r C 3 f o r ____ . 6c 1-lb. bag ...... 20c ^23c can '.T;25c COFFEE, Maxwell CUBE STEAK, 1-Lb. Jar Cut Beets, Royal Scarlet, Chicken A La King 29c COFFEE lb. 19c Free Sugar and Honaa, Ib...... 22c lb...... MECCA COFFEE, No. 1 Quality BARTLETT PEARS Blue Freestone Plums Certo, 2 largest Creamer 1-lb. bag ...... 22c WtUi Every Order of 92-69 or Over. 1 BANANAS - Set With Each Packa*"* of SHOULDER Valley Prime bottle ...... c a n s ...... 23c TEA BAGS, Homa STE A K . Ib. . . . I>arge Can Burt CIney Oxvdol Circle, pack of 25...... HOME CIRCLE OC.* Bananas ORANGE AND d o z . 2 d o z . - l J c 1 Good Luck 23c COFFEE. 1-lb. can . . . A O C GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, 1 f t _ > Seidner Mayonnaise for ...... MY-T-KINE DEHSERT8, Cana Bunkist 25c 5« Jar Rings, 4 pkgs. I^c 'CRISCO SHORTEN­ Ground Fresh As You Want It! Large Sweet Peas 2 19c Sauerkraut A Mead ef Pork, Veal, Beef. No. 6 can ...... All Flavors, IVC ING, 1-lb. c a n ...... Parowax, for seal­ P‘"“ .r 2 5 c DET.-VAT.E so n \q 18c 8 packages ...... 14c IVORY FLAKES or ^AMB VDRR8, Native Summ er Squash Native Beets and Carrots SNOW, large pkg...... Swaaadown WATERMELONS ing, 2 pkgs...... Made By Peo»(ot In Glsston- PURE JAM — Raspberry or 22c •••eeaeae CAKE FLOUR, GORTON’S CODFISH, ^ 17e pkg. AVC hui^, Trv ITils D-ll-ion^ Strawberry, « q FLY SWATTERS, Grapefruit Juice, Orange Large can 9c each ^ bunches I Q c ““’‘41c 1-pound J a r ...... I V C 1-ponnd p ack age...... A O C IdWiTUII 8 III! 3 f«>«’ ]LOc Tomato Juice, New Pack— Seidner Salad Dressing Beverage! Ginger Ale. Tom Rubber, eerh ...... 8c Royal Scarlet, 12'/i- _ CoPins, Club Soda. Lime oRirnN’s pousH, HOME ORCLE FLOl'R. Juice or Grapefruit and ALL PURPOSE, MUSTARD, McCormack, oz. cans, 3 for . . . . I wC PintjTjje Rickey and Flavors. 'White, tube or bottle.. 10c 9-oz. Jar ...... V C All Kinds of p J G A R 10 lbs. 39c Jelly and Bolaed 5-poand b e g ...... 1 l a r g e —WELL FILLED ^ T,Arge AAi (F 23c wmmrntrnM PwAaoa. ' Regalar Price 49e. Large 50-oz. PRUNES, Bonsweat, 0 X 0 CUBES, Orange Juice 3 Cana 25c Doughnuts and Crullers can ....V...... 29c 4 ^ Bottles t-peond package ------17c HOME CIRCLE CAB ...... Pickles MAYONNAISE 9c BICE KRI8BIE8, 8-os. m r Plat TOMATO JUICE, ■' • In 12-Ounce P IE S 2'-29« ^ d o z . Kellogg's, pkg...... Jar., j« . ? 3-Lb. Can .EIN'S FOOD STORE 1 Apfla - Plaiawlz • Bbaeherry aad Cherry. i ^ ^ e PHONE SERVICE UNTIL 8:15 P. M. DIAL 5137. 11c lac; 25c Campbell, 4 ItHW. caffs' 29c or Spry 47 c Jara...... OrXN BUNDAT A. BL D IA L ttM r MAMOBIVIVB BVKIIKO RERATJ), IfANCREtfmi. CONK. FRIDAY, AUGUST 2«, 194ft PAGE ITWILV* NiiiBa M rv* offleam and rtgular army- cUnsd to follow llmd forms and dMidod to cUmb Into Ughtnl^- ar# volunteera. W e are proud of diagrams in their field work. They 150 Year' Old Fire Burns; I Crashes; rent clouds to avoid a possible All Must Aid our aacriflcea In the nation's cause are toe bookish. They fall to use coUlslon of planes. '^ * y .*■“ ; but let us not be blind to realltle*. their natural practical common 9 Meet Death mated It reached an altitude of "The man power requirements sense. to Go Out with Death Flowery Have Been Sent^ but Yankees Refuse to Stay Dea 2,000 feet before disaster over­ In War Crisis •with which to create adequate "Let us always keep in mind ______. . . . - - - ——- - - - — ...... —— __ . _ ■'— . _ ...... A ' took i t armed or other forces for euch that-man is the fundamental In­ emergencies can only be secured strument of war. The worth o f the Former State Senator Ssluds N C Aug. 28— W — X^wsUs, William Morris reesUs how lU General Drum Asserts by placing the burden on the whole Individual man Is still decisive. Truman T n a t t r , Me- Need Mobility 150-ye.r-old «;e bums br.gbt.yt^o^-cl to Setback Series population.” 83 Years Old; Was mountains to borrow a piece of "Superior hostile numbers can That Volunteer Army To BulM Tanka atop Tyron mountain and inside West Sides and Bluefields-Legion be overcome through greater Retired Contractor. fit*- Rowell May the First Recruit Champs Blast Indians Rojr a A)— Former sits there alone and occasionally Jump into a car and drive half a The setback series that com­ Canton. N. Y., Aug. 28—W — t ship." Oash iniTwi Semi-Finals 'tonight chine guns, and other weajions, State Senator Charles C. Cook accompgnlea the radio mtialc with block to get himself a match." To Win Big Teague Batting Title To Move to 3rd Place Drum termed the '‘eplrlt and menced last Saturday night at the The appeal of Lieut. Gen. Hugh A. Drum declared efforts now are be­ died in his sleep this morning at Matter of Family Pride FS n m » Charlat K. Ketly, Tex- Masonic Temple was well patron­ dash" of the troops "renlarkable" his old fiddle. A A , nuMo operator. Drum for conscripted troops and ing made to overcome these his home, 11 Highland street, West ized For the benefit of those who and attributed this trait to the A paved highway passes nearby,, Keeping the fire, going, once had deficiencies. Hartford. He was 83 years old. - Mvnte WeWon Bryson, D«- were unable to be present at the production of needed weapons by early conclusion of the "war,” leading to large cltic.s. and across ^ irtilltarian vlrtuer Finally, it be Forced to Play Future Bright As Tigers Beat Bosoxj The air defense comman^}, new­ He was a retired building con- . Tax. • national ob'llgatlon” to prepare v.fhlch' came 24 hours before sched­ the mountains an aluminum works famous in the wilderness Bristol Cobras to Oppose opening session, a score of ITO ly created to coordinate anti-air­ tractoi^ and architect, a member Wiiiner Earns ^ -rV---- f;! AH the occupanta had been for "the threatened crisis," sound­ ule w^th tho defending “ Blues" pounds out weapons of war. ' as a never-falling flame that the iecondt He Help* \A» Young*ter* poinU vidll be given to those who craft and combat *htp action of the commission which supervis­ to blta by the explosion, ed a martial retreat today for 90,- pounding back the Invading But William Morris cares little prided themselves upon It. want to attend the full eerie*. against bombing planes with the ed the building of the state lib­ Bee§ to Lead in ■ , ’.V. „ I Hit Stride for New Yoricers Gain 12t^| o f bodies were found hun- 000 soldier® in the nation a largest "Black" arflsy. for those things "outside." i Utility thus faded into sentiment Shot at Title PA ’« at West Side Sunday Hot dogs and hamburg sand- aid of a civilian airplane warning rary, and active In civic affairs in _____ of feet from wreckage of wlches were served■ for' - reiresrefresh- games. He said the maneuvers’ low He’d rather take his old time- finally, with the old man, al- Double Killing* Stengel at Hub Win in 15 Starts, 15ii| ^-1 service brought the commander's Hartford ahd West Hartford. Local Sport I j l ^ bomber. ments with coffee and Iced drinks. )• climaxing three weeks o ' " ’ “ j sick rate was "remarkable," point­ worn poker and atlr up the fire; i jnto reverence, Apparently in good health last Th« Pollth-AmerioAiU return to < a thrilllnf tuMle. The local |l Electrioal Storm. Play will begin at 8:15 p. m. euvers that ended with defeat of a prai.**. in g out that the highest rate of perhaps, take down an aged pan the radio, given him by Owned by PA’s By Mxrry Orxyaen stead ... Is currtntly hovsriBg 2; Bengals Cop ^ lO lh Already, he said, it has "dem­ night, he took his accustomed walk champs hope to make It two . . I' r., .’ The winners last week were. Mrs. make-believe invader by outnum­ Illness was 1.3 percent while the and cook a slab of meat, all the frienda. but his life la wrapped In diamond warfare BUDday after* NEA mrvlM Sport* Editor around .380. ■ Invoatlgating officers theorized around the block near his home straight over the invaders and will Chatter >9-iB; Reds Defeat bering defending forces, the First onstrated its value.” normal garrison rate was 2.8 per­ time “ wondering if me and the fire that blaze, colling Itself around than a week'a Rowell Is a Isft-handed pull hit­ > accident occurred about 8 p. E Brewer. Bissell street; Mrs. S. before retiring. He wss an early field their strongest lineup Bundsy Cincinnati, Aug. 88— The story Army’s commander asserted in his He recalled that President cent. will go out together. " great pieces of wood. Dully Ukdy l. Hurt for X ter, but hits the ball for distance As Cubs Beat Dodge , last night during a severe hail JohVison. Birch street and John riser, and about 8:30 this morn­ layoff and will opt>oM the Briatol In their effort to achieve thle goal. of CarvSl William Rowell Is an un­ Bruno "Buck" Bycbolski lost a critique of northern New York s Roosevelt and Secretary of War With a day's rest after two- and- He'll tell you a story about that There wa.s ■ some talk of moving to all three fields. electrical storm. They had Phelps. Spruce street. Henry L. Stimson, who Inspected ing when he failed to appear for Paganri, Olbert or & braa at the Weat Bide Oral In TTie Cobras boast a lineup that usual one. heart-breaker the other night when determined whether a light- a-half days and nights of war blaze If von’ll ".set awhile, ''Just the fire Into the Smoky Mbunluin When It was necessary to bol­ Cards Tie for 3rd Spo^ mock combat: the trooDs. expressed "complete games, the troops began the home­ breakfast his hou.sekecper and what will probably be the final ap­ I* studdad with former star ath­ Alabam Rowell of the Boston the United Aircraft nine dropped j bolt struck the plane In mid- Close. • We are too few to meet the pull up that cheer and Just make Museum, where it would be kept H i l i o B k i Nationals threatens to be the first ster the exchequer by sending satisfaction," but neverthele.ss ad­ ward movement which will bring chauffeur expressed anxiety and lor Foley- pearance of the Twl League and letes of Bristol High and come a 4-3 decision to St. Cyrils for the lialr, or whether Its bomba explod- Topeka. Kas.—Otto H. Kiiether. problems ahead and must demand yourself to home." •jurnlng for hiany more years. recruit In the 40-yeaf history of Cucclnello to the Polo Grounds Hartford District title___ Bychol- Ry Bill WMto monished that weaknesses demon­ return of the last units Wednes­ went to his room to investigate. He Starts His Story Town champion* before launching here with high confidence In their lied after It crashed. Herington, may lose the Demo­ that kll citizens be called to serve But Morris wotildn t hear of itl men; Start at Six. modern baseball to lead one of the and AI Lopez to Pittsburgh, the skl allowed only seven hits to the Aeaoelated Press Sport* WrfMt' strated in the maneuvers require day. Dr. H. J. Onderdonk of East Hart­ A century and a half ago, John defense of tnelr honora. It la ax- i ability to even matters with the Too plane was deniolished, fits cratic nomination for state sena­ with us in preparing for the he wanted to stay on the mountain' major leaguea la batting. Bees were supposed to' lay down nine given up by Walter "Monk" Immediate solution before our ford, who was summoned, said the and Sarah’ Morris left Penn.syl- pected that the flrat game of ths PA'S, ft the flrat gsfne Is any The Epitaphs hav* been srrlttMi; I Mtors and parts widely 'scattered. tor by half a vote. threatened crisis. death’ was due to natural causes, where he could see his friends and Pagani‘8 West Sides finUhed off W l series will be played the Sun­ Thla despite the fact that he and play atone dead for the re­ Dublel, who recently signed a con­ preparedness plans will be really Vania. their meagre posae.sslons criterion, Sunday's clash should be mainder of the compaign. the decline and the fall of ^ I d officers could not tell im- Final returns gave him •'As ..for the production of wea­ and had occurred about 7 o'clock. where the fire would feel at home. a anappy' practice seMlon lost day before Labor Day. crammed with action and excite­ does -half of his swinging in the tract with the Yankees. ., .In the write-in votes, while 243.0,5 five effective," Civil Service Exam plied high on a buck-board, and Most Interesting Club Yankee empire have been OXpIMss' { ligeedlatsly how many bombs the pons, the volunteer system must He cited the "great need" for ad­ Mr. Cook was born in Middle- He wanted 1” 9ve with the fire nlgbt In preparation for the game TTie PA'S met the Cobras at the ment from start to finish. toughest park for hlttsrs in the eighth and laat inning, ths Air­ per cent of the party's total vote traveled afar to establish a home. U Either Major Wheel liBlane had carried on its boml)ing be replaced by national obligation ditional Individual and group train­ town. in the same mountain - retreat thie evening with the Blueflelds- Belt Cityty earlier Inm the season and . TTie game will start promptly majora. and hit no more than .297 craft loaded the bases with none ed fully, the mourner* hav* I I mission, or how many had been -.■are required. The courts may system if we are to succeed Their trail led them into the where John and Sarah Morris l>glon team. While both camps emerge:d with a 2-0 triumph a fte r' at three o'clock. In the Eastern League laat eeaaon. But what was expeotad to lead away but couldn't’ bcore. ... two ing In the air and on the ground The United States Civil Service He was an authority on Twain Blue Ridge mountains then infest­ for home— but the Yanka** refU86-'| “I0PP«<* '’y ** before the crash. have to decide Kuether's political Some Improvement came many years ago. are confident of victory, neither Rowell la a bad M l hitter, and runners were forced at the plate and maintained that success of Commission announces open com­ la and was active In the move ed by Indians that had been push­ to stay dead. Officers said the crew may have fate. Addressing more than 8,000 o f modern battle depends greatly on petitive examination for the posi­ ment to save the Mark Twain resi­ He'a the last of the family. team will be at full etrength and his explanation of his new position and the other was nailed trying to flcero in St. Lawrence University ed hack from the seaboard. "So me and the fire will go out some of the boye who have been la as fantastic as hla meteoric steal hom e.... Certainly they looked like anyh group efforts and cooperation. tion ")f Apprentice, Machinist, $3.60 dence on Farmington avenue. A l­ They chopped down trees and, stadium at closing ceremonies last Need Other System per diem, for employment In the together. ” sitting on the bench for the gteat- rise. thing but hopelessly beaten so he was a leader in the move­ found stones for a chimney. Then night, the commander contended "W e should realize" he said, Ordnance Service, War Depart­ ment for the restoration of the And nr)w. as the. neighbors rise er part of the season will see plen­ "I'guess I'm looking at much Joe Delaney, who fought In the champions yesterday a* the.v moved in. Be Kind to Umpires” smashed the first-place Cleveli that while the maneuvers demon "that such efficiency cannot be ex­ ment, Springfield Armory, Spring- old state house. Interested in West early t^very day, they I'aat glances ty of action before the last frame, better pitching," he says. "In the amateur ranks as both a middle­ John Morris took out his h\int- strated ‘•vital major weaknesses' pected under our present system of field, Massachusetts. Hartford affairs, he served as a at the Morris cabin, to see if •The game Is scheduled to start at minors ymi see so many bad balls weight and a light heavyweight Indians, 15-2, In as brutal an MS they also assured Improvement of training nJan power." commissioner of the former east Ing knife and struck a spark from smoke from the ancient fire is 6 o’clock with the usual prizes be­ you start chMtng them. Up. here before he recently enlisted In the sault ss the American League luS The closing date for receipt of a flinty arrowhead. The spark fell you get so many good ones you seen all year. TTiey hit a new higK national defense. While observing "marked Im­ applications is September 4, 1940 side fire district. .still rising from the chimney. ing offered. For One Night Anyway U. 8. Navy, la back home on fur­ upon dry wooop the one-day tourney at the Avon euvers—National Guardsmen, re "Many leaders" he said, "are In- Start .Xncestral Firs ond detachment of British troops men of Foley. It la hardly posel- .. .52 In 114 games. Country club Wednesday and two full. Massachusetts, or at any first or llgan. k That wa.s the birth of the an­ of the Ea.sl Surrey regiment em­ ble that Trombley will be eent By Eddie Brietz It was then that Illegal manip­ Mr. Cook's wife died In March Game; Fans Fen Odes of them came away with prizes.. . Moi-e to Third Plae* second-class post office in the cestral fire which you now see barked from .Shankhai today for back against the scrappy outfit of Hew York, Aug. 28—The mu- ulation of hla contract was de­ 1939. He leaves a .son, Attorney Robert M. Boyce with 164-26— 138 Raking AI Mllnar, Elscntxt Aai vicinity of Springfield, Massa- burning so brightly on the hearth an undisclosed destination. The Paganl et at. Two days rest Is In Praise of Arhiters. tected by Judge Bramham, and the Robinson CookiWf Mancirester. and tuels must take in $80,000 night­ Blbby SIsti and Earl Ballsleper with 161-22— Zuber for 12 lusty blows—six Off chusett.s; from the Secretary, troops marched ' through the bardly enough for any pitcher no president of' the National Associa­ Chet Ross two grandchildren. Robinson Cook, of William Morris. ly. If the forthcoming trotting 139 took low net honors. . . . Art them for extra haaes— the YatiMR Board of U. S. Civil Service Ex­ It never has been out, was mov­ streets of the International Set­ matter how great the slake. May Oklahoma City, Aug. 28—(49)— meet at the old Roosevelt race­ tion ruled the lad from the deep aminers, Springfield Armory, II.. and Stanley Galpin Cook. to a dismal finish after a poor Wilkie, Jr., shot 86-87—173 for 36 ran their victory string to 12 oui ed only once - Into the nearby tlement headed by a United States will probably be used In the out­ way breaks even. . . .Judge Lan­ south a free agent. Springfield. Massachusetts; or The fiineral will he held Mon­ If everything works out right, the start turned out surprisingly wall holes and his father had 91-8.5— of their last 15 tries andmd to fOMP cabin whore the old bachelor now Marine Corp.s hand. field for his defensive ability and dis Is sbakinU his big stick at R( well was so impressive at the day at 2 p. m., from the Newkirk fans at tonight's Texas League for the Hub. 176 ...Boyce carded 80-84— 164 straight over the league's top ts Nation-Wide Stores from the Manager, First U. S. Civil Tho first group of the British be ready for any emergency If .Southern Association magnates lime that the Bees gave him nil of Service District, 1002 Post Office A Whitney Funeral Home. West lives alone. Ray Berres, who came with the and BalUsleper 83-78- 161.... teams. That sent them scoot A.s the blaze crackles and makes trf»ops. wti(t are witlidraw'ing from Duffy cannot go the route. baaeball game between San An­ and telling 'em to stop all that $1000 to sign. cash for Ijopez, caught bright and Courthouse Building, Boston. Hartford. Burial will be in Fair- It was because of his poor field­ Into third place (just eight galtlS C ALIFORM .A ^ _ LOOKING FOR FOOD VALUES? ghost-like shadows on the log Shanghai, loft Wodnosday. These teams are evenly match­ tonio and Oklahoma City can be open betting In the bleachers.... baaeball. Big Manuel Balvo. who Massachusetts. Applications must view Cemetery, West Hartford. ing with Dayton that Bob Quinn, Summer is gone. Indication#' of off the pace), which represent* ed right now. The BluMlelda found In the atands and not In the The fbotball Dodgers may come came with the swag for Cucclnel­ this wers brought to light yester­ dizziest heights to which they’ll lie filed with the latter on or be­ yo)ingaters are standing up well head of the Hive. Instructed his BARTLETT PEARS doz. 35c HERE THEY ARE — A N D YOU C.XN’T BEAT tlmplres' hair. up with a couple more halfbacks lo, pitched aa he never had pitched day afternoon when a grcaip of climbed since the eeaaon's earlleot fore the closing date shown above. under the terrific strain of first Hartford farm manager to employ It'B "Be Kind to Umpires" night, —eould they he Nile Kinnick (if for Bill Terry. youngwters were playing football day*. Ripe . . . I-arge Size. (3 lor year p'ay and came th rou ^ nobly Rowell in the outfield, and It was i SPECIAL! a little thing dreamed up by the he-doesn't enter the Harvard law Canel Rowell, working with smooth on the lawn in front of the High The Yankee triumph, plus A FROM SUN-RIPE against Moriarty Brothers Wed­ school) and Bonnie Banka McFad- as a flychaser that he reported to | Rowell rises to the ec- Vine Ripened Honeydews . . . best of the season. Ex­ home club bos.ses to honor the for­ raainn. Eddie Miller, suddenly struck his School. When the first football ap­ Detroit victory' over the Boat nesday evening. Hlllnskl, Weir, den, the Clemson thin m a n ?.... the Bees last September. tra Large Size. 4.1C to 48c each. RED & WHITE FRUIT gotten men In the blue serge suits stride in the field, and 20-jrejir-oid pears start looking for the fur Red Sox, brought about larg Maxwell House Coffee Ib. 24c Weirsbickt and Qriswold all click­ Bily Roosc. who upset Tony Znie, Rowell Is Remindful Of Watermelons. 49c each. Rocky Ford Cantaloupes, 18c who get all of the Jeers and none Sebastian Blatl commenced to live coots, long pants and other com by the remarkable relief hubU ed In fine style. Katkaveck's play­ of the cheers—especially Ip Okla­ la demanding s ahot at Ken Over- Hornsby On Doulj|e Plays It was for this reason that. Sten­ up to all his promise at third. each, 2 for .15c. Plums, 19c dozen. ing stood out all evening and his lln and bis half of the middle­ Yet here Is Rowell a double play gel started the 24-year-old Rowed fortable garments. of Fred Hutchinson and his ttmol] Fancy Light Me«t M ahieu's homa City. The club leads the loops In dou­ hitting, cut the Indian*' leqd B A N A N A S ...... 3 lbs. 19c great play in the fifth robbed The umpires themselves will tell weight title, In New York. second baseman reminiacent of at second base. When the club was ble killings. Avocados. 183 Spruce Street the great Rogers Hornsby. Mlk* Delaney ha* -itamped him­ the Tigers to 4 >4 games. Seedless White Tunafish Size 2^ ca n 2 9 c Moriarty Brothers of a golden op­ you that nowhere In the league losing. Rowell was a nine-InnIng When Dick Errickson shut out JUICE ORANGES At times his glove still appenrs self M one of the gamest and hard- Hutchinson blanked the Box Af>> GRAPES ...... 2 lbs. 25c portunity to even the count. do they get as much ' unsolicited Kennel tint). fnan. When It was winning going the Pirates in opening the series 33c dozen The probable lineups for the to be stiff on ground ball.s, but he Into the late Innings. Stengel eat hitters In semi-pro boxing ctr ter replacing Buck Newsom in Uia Selected iJirge Dutchess assistance from the crowd as)they Doggone, if a player in a Min- in Pittsburgh, It was the Bees’ VALUES IN HEALTH PROTECTION! JUICES glrne tonight: Is gVndunlly eliminating hla on^ yanked the Cltronelle Clouter aa a rles hereabouts. His Sr|Ot battle second Inning and drove Dutcfi 15th victory in their last 22 starts. Grapefruit. do here. ne.sota amateur league dle, Fanr^' tJuaHty could have leased the chairs out 23c EVAPORA’i’ED MILK p Bubs: McEvllt, Trombley. the customers to check their sar- ] Prosperity Note. Rain forced postponement e t YELLOW CORN Lamb Fores, 4 lbs. . . Time, 6 o’clock sharp. Place, casm at the gate, hide their hatred | of, the windows. The fight was Ijirg o Big Ten grid ticket sales are staged in the old auditorium at the Chicago-Waahlngtolt gam*. !! Ib...... Tomatoes, Native, For DlxhM West Bide Oval. for or "Blind Tom" and take him up ten per rent. Illinois Just Native Freslj Eggs— and I.aiindry! Pkga. The winner of this game will Church atreet, Hartford. Bill Con­ (hrds R *«p Coming 2 FRESH GREEN Fresh.y Ground Ripe, 3 lbs...... 9c to their hearts, if only for an eve- 1 got its biggest Single order in ten Seek. SI0,000 ; League Leaders lluniburg, lbs. Large Size, 0 7 ^ RINSO meet the Pollsh-Amcrlcans for the nine. Unseeded Duos way was the referee. It was bitter­ The National League also hao t S 'I ,S<|ua.Hh, NafRo, I years—367 for the Notre Dame title of the 1940 Twilight Lieague, Whether they recognize them, or ly fought for eleven rounda and team that refuaea to admit It stsfl£ LIMA BEANS Spiced Ham, .5 for ...... dozen ...... 4^ # C •Hna gam e... .Billy Routhworth ha.s Rod DovH Brand the date of the aeries to be an- not, the cheers tonight- If any— | By The Associated Press Shevlln got the verdict but If ever ed too late—the cocky carfiinAti Ib...... Beets, Native Grown, the Cardinals playing .642 hall 111 Trapslioot Gain Net Wins Smoked Shoulders, CLEANSER nouncen later. All managers are will fall Cn the ears of Eddie i since he took hold... .Dick Chap­ .Anterican League a fighter earned a draw It was They won their aeventh stKij 9c qt. 3 qts. 25c 5 bunches ...... Native Fresh Eggs— All Cooked, lb. asked to get retum.s of the fund Palmer, for 16 years a TeXaS Lea- ' ' I Batting— RadcUff. St. Louis. Smith. by whaling Phlladelphlli, 0-0, Rod and Whlto I.*rgo man and other amateurs have Smoked Shoulders, Carrots, Native Grown, Pullet Size, O tickets to the league treasurer aft­ gue player and umpire; Jim Ton- authored an opus -"G olf As 1 .357; Appling. Chicago, .348. Jump Into a third-place tie With ' SIIELI. or CRANBERRY Fanoy Tina 9(K) Srattrrifiiii Stars [ Bobbitt ami Guernsey II)...... 1 bunches ...... dozen ...... SPINACH er or before the game. gate. a newcomer last season, Play I t . " . . . . Frank Kimbrough. Rune William.*, Boston, 102; ^hevlin was a clever boxer and New York Giants, busy splitting and Bill Wilson, back on the job Hardin-Bimmons coach, is picking Vie in Grand AnierLj McCoaky, Detroit, 94. recognized as one of the beat mld- double-header with th* Plttsbur BEANS q after a lengthy suspension for Runs batted in—Greenberg. De­ [ Trim Rl}jg8*Vaii Horn (Ilewelghts In the country at the Pirates. GROCERY YALLIES! Kra.sdale .Isok Froat the Texas Aggies to be the first ra n Tomato Juice, brandishing a knife during an ar­ Southwest Conference champs to Ilandirap Today. troit, 106; DiMagglo, New York, I In Doubles Toumev- time. Smith was comparatively Mort Copper limited the Phils t4 CONFECTIONERY SUGAR Garage 'I'en Nips gument at home plate. 103. unknown. The cleverness of Shev- Carefully Selected. New repeat, and he says it Isn't be­ 8lx hits while the Cards bOAgCC - SW EET POTATOES...... lb. 9c; 3 lbs. 25c Sealed tall c a n ...... To supplement their noble ex­ Vandalla. O.. Aug 25 (/pi Hit*—Oamer, Boston. 162; Rad- ’ lin evaporated In the second frame out 12. including Johnny M lM ’^ D. & C. Potato Seidner’s Yacuum cause his two little brothers Jar- cliff, St. Loula, 157. | Brookline. Maea . Aug. 23—OP)— Bon Ami in 1 0 t h periment. the Sponsors offered 100 There's gold In them thar "pidgins " end where ever It went It did not 36th homer. SOUTH WINDSOR WHITE POT.ATOES Potato Salad, full rin' John and Jack, are on the Doutlea — Greenberg, Detroit Dnseeded aemi-finallsts threatened Stix, 3 cans ,. Krasdale free tickets for the best poems and about 900 marksmen—crack i come back that night. It was a Qualitv (luaranteed! Peck 25c pint glass jar . .. ★ SALE OF HEALTHFUL JUICES A Aggies.... Detroit offered Wash­ 42: Boudreau. Cleveland, 41. ' ! ^^e steady maren of favorite* to- The Giants wton the flrat gstnC 19c Orange Juice, about empires and the fickle fans ington 20 grand for Buddy .Meyer and otherwise went after $10,000 brutal brawl from there In. from the Pirates. 5-4,' a* M lckra Green B eans____.'...... 2 quarts L5c Seidner’s Sweet Immediately splattered once-hat­ Triplea—McCoaky, Detroit, 15'‘ ™en's and wom- Nation-\Yide Prepared No. 5 can .... Last night In a "V " softball as Gehringer Insurance, but Cleve­ today In the Grand American han­ Witek Singled home Mel Ott in th f Beets Reliih, j a r ...... 19c RED AND WHITE—FANCY HAWAIIAN ed "bad-blood" with everything Flnney. Boalon. and Keller, New " division* of the National dou- Watching Delaney come out W ax Beans . . Spinach . . Cauliflower , Mustard, ' *| league game, the Depot Square land blocked the deal. dicap, most unpredictable of sport­ York, 18. j blea tennis tourney, aa the compe- 12th Inning, after the Buct h k i,. . Fresh Dill from Couplets to omelets. Tbiesday night and swap punches Carrots . . Fresh Peas . . Green Peppers Evaporated Milk, < 2 8-oz. j a r s ...... Early June Peas, Garage team beat out the Bon ing events. Home runs— Foxx. Boaton, 83; i**^*” *' entered the second laat booted the contest sway In thg I Ami In ten Innings by the score Some.got sentimental, eveh ad­ Today's Guent Star. TTie trspshool title has been won with Place brought On those . . S’ .nmer Squash. 4 tall c a n s...... No. 2 size can . .. mitting lhat -- DiMagglo, New York, 26. round of play at Ixmgwood, ^ 11th by filling the base* with nono , .hunch 12c Lux Flakes, O '! / * Pineapple Juice 23c of 4 to 3. "fhe Bon Amt tied up James E. Doyle. Clevelnnd by a 14-year-old boy, a 70-year-oId memories. He took a lot, Delaney out and falling to score. Th* S4CA P ' .ver’s Fancy Native Celery...... the score In the ninth on Deasy's "Under hla heavy coat of blue. Stolen base*—Caae, Washington, ! Pwo capable southerners, Ru7- did, hut he gave more. When he Kellogg’s large pkg...... A I V RED AND W H ITE— FAN C Y FI.ORID.4 Plain-Dealer; "The story of. the | man. by millionaires, unemploy­ 27, Walker. Washington. 18. I sell BobJ^itt, of Atlanta, and Frank ond game went to th# Pirates, 4-0l ,»ed-Ripe Slicing Tomatoes...... 2 lbs. 13c Ammonia, single with the bases loaded, but He’s got a heart like me dhd National League home nin race is dropped Place in the first bound It ed laborers, farmers, barbers, Pitching Newsom. Detroit. 15- Guernsey, of Orlando. Fla., made as Truett Sewell Wacked up hlg. . . .head 12c Corn Flakes, pkg. Selox Soap Powder, Jimmy Bpillane managed to push you." a story tagged ‘Of Mize and Men’ looked like Mike had the fight In Large Heads California Iceberg Lettuce.., quart bottle mechanics, store-osmers by 2; Feller. Cleveland. 22-6. and ' thos! who favored the underdogs third win over the Tsrrymen WtUt across the winning run in hie hall Borne were more personal. A the bag. But Place got up off th* Wheaties, large pkg...... I IC trying to catch him." everyone except expert*. Rowe, Detroit, 11-3. I glo.v with satisfaction yesterday a five-hit Job. EIbi* Fletcher helpe- of the tenth. Farrand playehome run that beat the Bostoil, Tin Tonight In another league game for a rest and would like to hear cording to hi* registered scores for fought so savagely and never ha's Water, gallon 10c Tomato Juice the Bon Ami will oppoge \’ w-non. you're crumby! Mise. St. LouU, 87. by van Horn, of Los Angeles, 6-2. Bees, 3-2, and g «ve Bucky W olU rg from her many friends In the the year and hla known ability. 7-6. 2-6. 8-6. he hit with such deadly accuracy. The game will begin promptly at "That pitcher and you are too sports fraternity, care the Will Runs batted In—Mize, St. Louis, hi* oft-delaved 17th victory, THESE PRICES ARE QUOTED FOR CASH! Rod and Whit* Pint Roy W. Miller, 45-year-old niral The No. 2 seeding on the wom­ He got and earned the 'verdict over Paper Napkjns, 6:15. Box score: chummy." Rogers Foundation there.... and and F. McCormick. Cincinnati, 95. Reds scored two in tb* first, oog NATIVE POULTRY Cool— Rofroahing! Rnt. mall carrier of Grove City, Minn., en's list was another Jinxed spot, a gallant fighter. They might bo Depot Square Garage. Said Dusty: "I'm right! magic names: Doc Sutherland's Hit*— F. McCormick, Cincinnati, the Bees tied It up In ths alxtft package of ^0, Grape Juice won the preliminary handicap yes­ r r Mrs. John van Ryn, of Austin, rematched for next week. continues to be one of the most popular week-end meat BURSACK BROS. ah r h po a e "It must be a strike. pals will toss him a big feed when 144; Herman, Chicago. 142. when Max West hit hla foUftR items. Native Broilers will weigh 2 • 2 pounds. Native 4 pkgs...... DRINK YOUR VITAMINS AND ENJOY RE.\L INVIGOR.ATION! McUurry, is . ..4 0 0 1.0 0 "But I can’t see the plate for terday. His prize money amount­ Double*— F. Mctjnrmlck, Cin­ Tex., and Dorothy Bundy, of San­ homer of the year with Oen* MooirA 459 Hartford Road — Tel. SSS2 he takes the Dodger* to Pitts­ ed to almost two -years' salary. ta Monica, Cal.,' unranked ta the The entire Polish-American Vltlner. 3b .. ..5 0 2 4 10 0 my tummy." burgh Sept. 29. 'The game is a cinnati, 84; Hack, Oiicago. 32. on base. The victory, plus Brook* Frying Chickens 3 to 3*2 pounds, and N.ATIV'E ROAST­ Wilson came In for an extra Miller won the hard way, crack­ draw, disposed of Margaret Os­ team will be at the ball game this KITTEL’S M ARKET I W. HARRY ENGLAND Toilet Soap—Lux, Life­ Comber, If ... . . 4 1 1 1 1 0 hear sell-out already... .Jack Triples—Roe*. Boaton. 12: Mize, lyn's loss to the Cube, extended tho ING CHICKENS 4 Vi to 5 pounds. All 39c a pound. share of ribbing from the poetic ing lOfl In a row for a perfect score borne. of San Francisco, and Paul­ evening. One of the two team* 18 B ls«U SL TeL 4266 | Mancheater Green Tel. 8451 Rod and W'hlto No. 2 Brannick, lb . ..4 1 3 15 0 1 Dempsey U passing out "I Want St. Loula, and Slaughter, St Reds' lead to 6'4 gamee. buoy, Camay or ^ fans. One of many rhymes about from the lO-yard tine. It was the Louis, 10. ine Bets, of Beverly Hills, C a l. in playing will meet them In the near m u Week We Feature Two Cute of Bacon. Our Reg. 29c Grade Fanoy Maino Tina AKklng, c ... ..4 1 0 8 0 0 Rooeeveit” buttons... Boh Smith, Palmolive, bar . . . O v him was; second time .In the history of the Homs Runt—Mize, St. Louis, straight sets, 6-4, 6-4, In another future for the league title. The Pitches Two-HIttor Natton-Wld* Food Storoa of New England. Com Polinaki, cf . .!4 0 2 1 0 0 the horle trainer, who has been SLICED BACON lb. 25c Come shed a tear for Wilson, preliminary that a perfect score 36; Rizzo, Philadelphia, and Nich­ surprising quarter-finals match. P.A.'s are going to start practicing Vem Olsen slmoet had a no-hit> ' For Boat Roaulta! Qulmby, 2b-rf . . 4 0 1 1 2 1 seriously til qt Saratoga, will be tor a* the Cube whaled the Brookjq , Swift's Premium, Machine Siloed .Any Thickness Too Want Bottio dear. has been recorded. . olson, diicago, 19. Bobbitt and Quemssy drew again within a few days. Pavelak, tf '. ..4 0 0 2 0 0 discharged from the hospital in a 5-0, the fourth straight waot ^ Certo Kosak. r f ___ ..3 0 0 I 0 0 His meats are such a strife. Miller decided Just before the Stolen base*—Reese. Brooklyn. Gardner Mulloy, of Coral Gables, few days___ Patty Berg la lec­ 15; Frey, Cincinnati, 13. Fla., and Henry Prusoff, of Seat­ Manchester Green is slated to loss for the Invaders. H * flaMly BACON (Premium) lb. 39c Rod and Whit* Bpillane, p ... ..4 1 2 01 0 0 Whsn steak Is served, he grows event that he Would not enter be­ rkgs. unneCved, turing at a Denver golf clinic this Pitching— Fttzslmmoha. Brook­ tle. In today's pairings, while top- play at Glastonbury Sunday in on* was touched for singles by Ducky. Heavy Duty astiula, 2b .. ..1 0 0 0 0 0 week. cause he was ahootlim so badly. Tender Premium and Morris Supreme L.AMB LEGS I Jar Rubbers 'Cause he dares net touch his But a friend, Ray Ewelner of lyn, 12-2: Sewell. PItUburgh, ll-8. seeded Frank Parker, of Beverly of the closing game* o f the Tri- Medwick and Jos Voamlk til tkg in all size^ from 5 to T 'i pounds. Mint ^elly; 19c jar 41 4 in10 80M8sn^ f knife. Blooming Prairie, Minn., talked Hills. Cal., and Don McNeill, of County League season . . . seventh, but these were the iMtiW’ Rod and Whito Pint Rod Ught. Oklahoma a ty . In tha^ semi-finals League officials wrill hold a meet­ two the Durocher dandies couM^ Mini Sauce, 10c and 29c. FRESH MINT, 10c bunch. Bon Ami Buddy Knox, the busy Irish Rov into competing. Pur* Hot. for the second straight’ year, were ing at Oom well tonight to lay get off hla puzzling slants. T w e * PATTERSON’S MARKET Cider Vinegar h po a e heavywslght, makes his 13th Zweiner himself shot a 99 In Last Night *8 Fights Froahly Chopped ASSORTED COLD CUTS TELEPHONE 3386 CENTER STREET Keeney, sf 0 3 0 0 Sportsnien^ft Club 1935 to win the same handicap. paired against Califomians Jack plans for a banquet . . . Cub hits and twro Brook sm rg ^ 3.5c to 45c Ib. start of the year In Hollywood Kramer and Ted Schroeder, No. 3 gave Chicago an early 3-4) |e^ PINEHURST Lank, lb .. Friday, September 13...'iThls Is The other Marksman to score FOR QUALITY GOODS AND TENDER MEAT, In the draw. then the Cub# knocked W hit GROUND BEEP Grote & W'eigel Brtnnan, p , the second time in hla car|tor Bud­ 100 in the preliminary was Jean By The Aesociated PrtM WE GET CUSTOMERS THAT ALWAYS REPEAT!-______Fancy Bonoloaa Plans Activities Mrt. Van Ryn and Mist Bundy Wyatt off the mound In the fourth 25c Ib. FRANKFITITS Pot Roast lb 35c Mjeskl, *a . dy has faced this combination. Pope of East Moline, HI., In 1980. Dayton, O.—-Joe Marinelll, Day- Farrand, 8b < Only one man has aver won both ton feathen\-eight, outpointed were called upon to match strokes Standings with e four-htti thre* run Maot. , TendertVIlUci Beef ijivctLiver . • • Calves’ liivci.Liver. Brainard, If tufts—R. R. Barber of PauIItna, Spider Armstrong, New York, with Mary Hardwick and Vaftri* \VE HAYE SOME OF -THOSE D.ANDY LITTLE, Pl.UMP, YOUNG CHICKENS FOR TTie Manchsstsr Rportsmen's Braloa Dep't. 8. PREMIUM BROILERS— Weighing About Pounds D*asy, cf , la., back In 1900. ^ ( 10). , ■Scott,, the British Wightman Cup- Eastern lb- 32c club held a meeting recently at the Bert Bell of the Philadelphia stera, aa defending 'champions ROASTING OR FRYING— from 3 to 4 pounds...... - ...... 5?' Assorted Cold Cuts Miller, e .. Miller, shooting In a field of 749. W. L. Pet. GBL 79c each. home of'Tom Olsnnsy on Washing­ Eagles long has been, kilown as Alice Marble and Sarah Palfrey Yesterday*B Star§ SOME NATIVE ONES— larger, up to 6 pounds and down to 4'2 pounds 3oc lb, D*nls, tb .. was only one target ahead of hit Binghamton . . 73 52 .584 Did you ever try a Standing Roast of Pinehurst Rent- ton street and appointed various ons of the shrewdest trdders In launched , their . drive to become Mitchell, rf nearest rival. Bill Drtnnan of I In\-estlgator Ryan Scranton ., 54 2 49c com’uitteea to srranR* for the football, but hla last deal top* finalists for th* fourth Um* In a . 70 .656 3 4 ■chlerized ROAST BEEF? Roast Beef always is a fa­ Bacon 25c | Hamburg Oodek, 2b . them a II....H * sold Dev* Smuk- Utica, ni.,' had a score of 99. Hartford .. . 63 62 .604 10 A GOOD BEEF LO AF— We advocate that for thrift and nourishment! Ground Beef, club’s annuel field trial, to be held Lynn. Maas — Blondy Ryan, row at the expense of fourth-seed­ By The AasociaUil P re g g vorite with the men . . . and the purity, flavor and ler to Detroit far cash and play­ Albany .... . 63 63 .500 10 25c lb. Chuck Ground, 29c lb. Round Ground, 35c Ib. Veal (iround, 30c Ib. Pork at ths club grounds on Sunday, shortstop who** tnaplrational »1r* ed Pptricia (banning, of Los Angel­ Vem Olsen. Cub#— Hla two-hit* freshness of this Rentschlerized Beef makes it even 40 8 8 SO 18 1 Octobor 20. ' e rs ... .Smukler then Joined the Today's Ooiaoa Springfield . . 61 63 .492 lb 20c Depot Square___ 000 008 0001—4 while dut with a broken leg spur­ es, and Virginia Wolfenden, of UHter h.tnded the Dodgers thate; added as desired. ______Smoked Shoulders The New England Covsr Dog army. Elmira .. . 62 65 .488 13 better. Bon Ami ...... 000 020 001 0—8 red the Giants on t ' a pennant a San Francisco. Mias Palfrey also fourth straight loss, £ GENUINE SPRING I PRIME STEER BEEF I ALL KINDS OF championship trial will b* run the Eastern . Williamsport . 55 70 .440 18 Rump Oven and Eye of the Chuck Boneless Oven Two b u « hit*, Brxnntck, D*aay. few years ago, la an investigator ha* been a finalist flv* times with Bill Werber. Reds— Hla alntJ^* OUR GOOD SCOTCH HAM — with the taste that seems LEGS OF LAMB 1______RIB ROAST______I STEAKS following oroek, Octobor 28-27, on Binghamton at Hartford (8). for the TVeaaury Department. ether partners. Wllkea-Barre . 54 70 .435 184 Inning homer beat th* Bsss aaC i Boasts . . . Chuck Pot Roasts. ■ Legs of Lamb Comber; left on bases, Dopot YMtorday** Roanlt* (1:00). the club's property In South Today's program also called for St. Louis .. .. 49 70 .412 334 gave Bucky Walters Us 17th WlliJ Special On Small Shanks of H a m ...... lb. 12|^iC Lean Lamb Rolls to please everyone ...... 3.5c lb. Square aarag* 0, Bon Ami 5; baa* Albany at Springfield. Coventry. '• the reduction of tb* other divi­ Phllsdelphis . . 46 69 .395 24 Mort Cooper, Cardinal*—Iiaatt*B Plenty of Morrell’s Ready tb Serve Ham! Loin and Rib Chops Fairtield Grocery on balls off Brennan 3, SplUan* 1; A committee hsfi also been sp- Eastom WtlUamaport at Wttkea-Barr*. Eaay Mone.v National OUR GOOD SCOTCH SAl’SAGES, 25c lb. Sliced, 2.5c Ib. Depot Sq. Market struck out by Brennan 1, Splllant sions, the mixed, father-son, men's ed the Pblla to six hits as 2hS^ Stewart J. Vennar* pointod to arrsnM a "Qst Ae- Binghamton 5. Hartford 2. Elmira at Scranton. ^ W. L. Pet. GBL ■ Whole or Shank Half, 32c lb. Butt Half. 39c lb. Shoulder Chops OUR ESPEC IA LLY GOOD TE.A— Everybody likes it— so 51oata and Urocerie* PETERS’ 1; umpires. Smith, Trouton and and women's veterans, to the Cards won seventh straight. 884 Hartford Road Tel. 6387 qualntsd and Ladfso* Night” for Wllkas-Barre 4, Williamsport 0 NatloMU . Detroit—Buck Newsom. *nger championship Umlts. (?lndnnatl .. .. 71 42 .628 Veal Cutlets 20 Depot Square Moak*. (night). Mickey WiUk, Otaata, and will you! ...... 60c lb. RED B tVHITE STORE Meata • Urooeriea - Frulta club 'msmbsra and land owner's ef Brooltlyn at Chicago. pitching star, was given $1,500 for Brooklyn .. . 65 49 .670 4 4 PHONE SERVICE UNTIL 8:00 O’CLOCK TONIGHT! Veal Chops Phone 7626 Springfield 1-1, Albany 0-2 Sewell, Pirates— Formar's Top Round — Cubed Steaks — Porterhouse — Boneless and Vegetables leased proMrty, to b* held at ths New York at Pittsburgh. a week's vauderille appearance at New York . .. 58 53 J123 13 Inning single won opeatf Meats and Orooerlea Covsnt^ Orsi)^ (night). a loca. theater this year. Knows Every Rpot Veal Roasts, V Psyekelogy Boston at ClnctnnaU. St. LouU .. .. 58 53 .523 12 ' Campbdl’s Tomato Soup ...... 3 cans 22e Shorts — Short Steaks. •' ramira 4, Scranton 1 (nights). Olsnts, wUIe lattsr'a flvo-htttar] — with bone and Cor. Center and Griswold Sta P. F. NIELSEN Final details for fltid trlsls. Philadelphia at SL Louts. Pittsburgh . .. 57 56 .504 14 beat Uiem In nlghtplooa. J. BROGAN Chicago—^Blll Nlcbolaon, Cub 8httrSne SUlk- ...... a ...... * ■ . .. . • • ■ • 4 cans 29c boneless, also Our Corned Beef, Boneless Brisket...... 28c Ib. Meats — Groceries New York— Bmis Bonham, Yan­ raffle and dog show as aide line ■ - . Nottonol Amartoaa Chicago ... .. 59 58 .004 14 Cold .Meata — Groceriea . Foxx Economical outfielder, has batted In every po­ Jo* DiMagglo, Tanii^Rls Batter— ^Land O’LjJtes or Io w a ...... lb. 34c Tel. 8998 Fruits and Vegetables kee roold* pitcher up from Kan­ activities at the trial And the an­ New York 5-0, Ptttaburgh 4-4. Cleveland at New York. Boaton ...... 44 69 .389 27 Fmlta and Vegetables nual game supper will be made at sition from on* to nine In the four ond-tnning homer with anehi 145 Main St. Tel. 6495 sas City, takes a n w warm-up Cincinnati 8. Boston 2. - Detroit at Boston, PMUdelphis .. 88 70 .352 304 ed was top blow ss Tanks '7B»awB. Confectionery or Powdered S u g a r...... lb. 7c W ILSON & CO. LITTLE HAMS— 3 to 4 pounds, a genuine treat ...... 36c Ib. 95 Pine St. Tel. 8820 the next msetlng of the club, which B.ostnn—Jimmy Foxx. Red Sox years he haa been In oiianlzed pitebss with ku Iron ball. The Chicago 5. Brooklyn 0. St. Louis At PhUaJelphla (2). American SHANKLESS WILSON SMOKED SHOULDERS. 4*2 to 6 p84 to land Brssrns to a PhUadlWhU .. 48 88 J86 N j ? HANGHE8TEB BVENINO HERALD BIANCHB8TBR. CONN ERmAT, AUGUST 23.1949

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Leave Them LaugMng. The etreet performer was ad­ And It wasn’t a bargain either: To those who asked that mas­ dressing the crowd: “Ladies and Lapidus was worried. His wife ter showman, George M. Cohan, gents! In a few minutes I will was undergoing an operation. the secret of hla success he re­ astonish you by eating coal, Lapidus— Vld me Us like this. plied: "L«ava them laughing. s tohe and nails. 1 will also swal­ I dunt mind the forty dollars so Drop your last curtain on a yell low my sword, after which I will much. Its de terrible danger. of goc^ humor." come around with the hat truet- Friend (emlllng)—Don't be Maloney Names Slayer Held Those who sell things might' Ing to get enough for a crust of silly—Vot kind danderous opera­ WINDOW SHADES—Fine Holland well adopt this same philosophy. bread." tion could it be—ven It cost only forty dollars. ■hades thade to order, ’! hung on Campaign Group Leave your prospect In good hu­ "Gee!" eald a voice. "BtlU windows for BO cents ekeh. Write Without Bail mor and the door will be open for hungry.” Cspltol Window Shade Co., 48 you the next time you call. Even When people get ill Cspen etreet Hartford. Hartford, Aug. 38—(iP)—U. S. if you lose the order today, re­ A little girl came home from A doctor is called Senator Francis T, Maloney, re­ Minister o f Jehovali' Is member there are many .tomor­ school and said: Who quickly relieves them of nominated at the Democratic rows coming. So take It without LltUe Girl—Daddy, my teacher pains. Machinery and fools 52 state convention In the spring, to­ To Be Tried at the Next sobbing or self-pity. Leave your told us the world Is round. He ^ ves them a pill; Daddy—That's right, dear. day announced that his campaign prospect with this thought in bis Then isn't It true that OU1 OUR WAY BY J. R W UX1AM 8 OUR BOARDING HOUSE Help Wanted— Male USED CATERPILLAR "10” trac­ committee would be headed by Term of High Court. mind; "There goes a g»od sport" Little Girl—Well, Daddy, If the He lives by his lU-gotten gains? tor, new and used silo fillers, Dr. Charles T. Flynn of Hamden Then watch the way he welcomes world Is round, why do people say 1934 CHEVROLET coach, 1933 Wa n t e d —BOY over is yean to Fordson parts and used pulleys. who served in a sirollar capacity they go to the far comers of the v o H v ,a t a ic e rr I THINK f NO, HES SiTTiN' \ TUlS POSTCARD JUST CAM* R3RSOO,8*Al^ ' tcjtem po le, e h ?-«- h m p Plymoi'th, 1930 Essex, 1938 Wlllys Portland, Me., Aug. 28—iJ')—In you when you come bac$ after A man went to a small way- THE OL' MAN FOKV WITH AGE- | work on delivery truck. Apply 73 Dublin Tractor Company, Willl- when Mr. Maloney ran for Repre­ earth ? side stand and ordered s cup of LOOVOi UK£ S\_OW — VOE [0RUMMELL — - LISTEN ■*-*-TUE LAST LAUSH WiLUl Bod.an. 1938 Studebaker sedart Brookfield street after 5 p. m. a cloaely guarded courtroom prob­ your next order! TTtlED SOMP'M IS GtTTlN' HE'S SMART mantiit. sentative in 1932 and also when Salesmen really are in the show coffee. After be had taken a alp A. HIU.UDM ''DEAR MOOSE NOSE: 'TVIS1$ COMMUNIQUE BE MINE / LITTLE OOTWEV, Commander. Messier Nash - Inc., he' first ran for the Senate in 1934. able cause waa found today PEOPLE WHO THINK THEY A M O N TH / LIK E T H A T STUPID VsIlTH ENOUGH TO KNOW |« 1M7 WILLYS SEDAN. 193" Dortgo 10 Henderson Road. Phone 7258. WOULD $20 A WEEK added to business. They must take the or two, he looked up at the clouds OLD AGE , THAT XJU TH IS ’’ Nu m b e r . O N E— *BVBRyTHiN6 w o n d e r f u l , Suspect that within ■'* sedan, 1935 Ford sedan. 1932 Other committee members. Sen­ against Arthur F. Oox, 48. of Phil­ HAVE NO FAULTS HAVE MISS­ and then said to the man behind WE CAM RUV 1M IQ ie your present Income interest you? Wanted— To Buy 58 "Laugh, clown, laugh” ‘attitude If THE PATENTS AN' ALMOST PICKIN' A FULL O'IDEAS AND . in clu d in g 3UE RELIEF FROM MOT AiR / WE 2 4 hours T will b e WUIys sedan, 1934 Ford sedan. ator Maloney announced would be adelphia, accused of the murder of ED ONE VERY OBVIOUS ONE. the counter: Have you a car, and have you they want to stand the gaff. They F O a A L O S T TH E MODERN lOD PEP" IN OTHER , GOT A 8lS SHOCK YESTBRDAN-*-THOUe>HT v CONFRONTING THEM IIJ Oole Motors. Main St. Lot. op- Business Services Offered 1‘i PAPER AND SALEABLE junk Guy B. Holt. West Hartford and Deputy Sheriff E. Dean Pray and must develop the saving-grate THEY ARE BLIND TO THEIR Man—It looks like rain. S H O P / LIKE THAT --sJORDS. 'O l.n 'H two hours a day spare time, either S O N G f .IN THE f l e s h .' "j" poslte Armory. Open evenings. in afternoon or evening? Write have a cash value. Call Wm. Edward • J. Pickett, Meriden, the the self-styled ordained mlnlstej ^kiapse^lapse of humor.hur OWN SHORTCOMINGS. Proprietor—Well, it tastes like FtR HiS KEEPS Trt' OLD UP SAW VOU IN A GIFT SHOP, BUT IT TURNED OUT .SEPTIC TANKS, 200, 300, 400, 600 latter eervlng as political agent. of Jehovah was held without baf -^Jl_frospect8 are attracted to the coffee, doesn't It? ASSISTANT AMO TH OLD KEEPS .TO BE A TOTEM POLE/-— HAVE VOU COMBED F* FORD, 1936 DELUXE sedan, ex­ Box J, Herald, giving addre-ss and Ostrlnsky. 182 Blssell street. Tel. gal. rapacity. Electric and gas telephone, fot appointment. Mr. Holt has been active In for the September session of the ^ ■ ‘ Vfeerful marman as steel flunks to a Young Man—And when Is Dorl* SOUTH DOWM- IlR CECIL OUT OF VOUR WIG S E T ? cellent condition thnaiahmit. Pri­ welding. Smith Welding Com­ 5879. public affairs since his graduation GIT IT ? Grand Jury. ^4/iagnet. Leave your prospects going to make her appearance, A busy man can budget his C il& N B O ) THE THREE MUSKETEERS — vate ownership. $295. Bidwcll's pany. Biickland. Call 3825. from Yale University in 1927 and Harry E. Nixon, defcltsc coun­ happy and they will remember Sue ? time, but a t|me budget is like a Soda Shoppe, .533 Main street. Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Rooms Without Board 59 in November 1937 was appointed sel,'- waived hearing and pleaded you pleasantly. They will be Sue— She’B upstair* msking It financial, one. It Is bard to live I') 3. OONIT PAV ANV ATTENTION TO THE POST- state treaaurer to fill the vacancy Innocent In behalf of Cox. who A M ARK-» TUiS IS BEIKIG HAVE YOUR chimney cleaned glad to see you when you come now. within IL FOR .SALE—FOX HOUND pup­ FOR RENT—ROOMS for one or caused by the death of John S calmly gazed around the court­ agsin. MAILED 8V A pa l WHO now. Telephone 3444. pies. eight weeks old. 29 Haiel two persons, use of garage if de­ Addis. More recently he was s room. Immediately afterwards he IS LEAVING BV street. sired. Write Box G, Herald. candidate for the chairmanship of was taken back to the county Jail. Mr.*. Oldwcdd—Tell me, dear, HOLD EVERYTHING BY CLYDE LEWIS PLANE n Building— Contracting 14 the Democratic State Central com­ Municipal Court Judge Robert am I aa dear to you now as In the | INSURE mittee. W. DeWolfe ordered bonds of $20,- days before we were niarried? ] with Live Slock— Vehicles 42 Apartments— Flats— Mr. Pickett was treasurer of CARPENTER WORK, general 000 and $16,000. respectively, for Oldwedd—Can't say: I didn’t - c r j McKINNKY BKOTHliltS contracting 60 cents hour or con­ Tenements 63 Senator Maloney's committee In Kenneth Carr, 23. of Cape Eliza­ keep an account then. Real Estate and Insiiranev tract. Work guaranteed. Box M, FOR SALE—COW. 638 Parker 1934. He Is a former city treasur beth and Miss Verla A. Garefln, 18, FOR RENT—CENTER street 206. er In Meriden and at present is of Portland, who were with Cox SOS Main SL Phone 6060 Herald. street. A man explained that he didn’t IT] Five rooms, second floor, steam treasury of the Puritan Bank and In North Windham Tuesday when ej(actly spade his back yard. He heat, adults. Available now. Call Trust Oompsuiy, Meriden. the shooting occurred. Both were Roofing— Siding 17 A ju*t turned it over In his mind. Articles Kor Sale 45 Hartford 3-7474. held as material witnesses. \ Manchester Pray was shot, onlookers report­ Outside the storm raged. The WF. SPECIALIZE IN applying FOR RENT— PLEASANT two Plans lo Resume ed, during a dispute which follow­ roofs and aabesto.a .aiding. Work­ FOR SALE -DRIVEWAY cin­ deafening thunder rolled and Evening Herald ders. Austin Chambers. Tele- room heated apartment with ed Pray's refusal to permit the manship guaranteed. Time pay­ porch. Telephone 4679. lightning (la.shed almost continu­ Clarified Advertisements 4 ph.ine 6260. playing In his garage of a phono­ ously Presently a bolt struck ments arranged. Al.so carpenter . Beriiimla Route graph record espousing the cause Count SIX aNt-r.ige w.n.ln i<» a line FOR RENT—SIX ROOM duplex, Mr Allen and knocked him com­ work. A. A. Dion Inc., 81 Wells, FOR -SALE-MEN'S rebuilt and of Jehovah's Witneases. fnttlalB. nurhbern and a I'lirevia t lon» Phone 4860. all Improvements, and garage. pletely out of bed. He rose, each count ab a word and roTnivoiind relasted shoes. Better than new Washington, Aug. 23. -UFi Re­ Refused Request* words ai two W(»rd^. .Nllnltnum cosi Foster street, rent $35.00. Phone yawned, nibbed his eyes and said: ROOFING AND siding, also repair cheap ..^hoes. See them. Sam sumption of the Bermuda route for Nixon cited several cases in "All right, dear, I'll get up” , J* price of three linen. 6052. which persons charged with mur­ Mn# ratet per day for tr.inaicnt and alteration work W. Vancour. Yuyles, 701 Main. j trans-Atlantic malls was seen in RlB Tel. 3335. FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat, all I Informed quarters today a.* a fur- der had been released by Maine He had been walking with one ESeetlT* 17. 1B2T FOR SALE—FIVE CAR Wasco modem improvements, als< ga­ [ther measure of tacit United State.* courts In bail but Judge DeWolfe BV MWL* \ Caah rh%rg« garage heater, complete with fof)t In the gutter and the other • Corhiecuttvc Day*. , 7 ctsi 9 cti rage. Adults only. Inquire 14 ' cooperation with Great Britain. refused to permit such action in THE PERFECT COMS'iNlATlCSi . 1 pipe, In good condition. Call 5171, on the pavement, and he was not ______cc*a 'paa i* .( eac r H u * ea- MC ’ ■ U I S ConBBCuttve DU HER BUUUIES Special rates for Iopk term every years old. 20c gal, at the mill, checking the case I am more con­ Drunk—Oh, Is that what It Is? day adv»rtl8in(f Riven upon request Long Distance .Movers, Tel 6260 this week only Bolton Cider Mill. controversy some months ago re­ Thank heaven! I thought I waa Ada ordered before the third or FOR SALE—2 Modern 2 family, sulting in Pan-American Airways vinced than ever," that their as­ fifth day will he chariced onlv for 68 Hollister street. lame! fk FOR TAOCt 5 rooms each; also 6 room sin­ omitting the stop on its trans-At­ sured presence warranted the re­ LVTTVF. VKM-4U tiro actual number of times the ad V-oesNS FOR QOVOC\>( Appeared. qharfflnR Xt the rate earn- 51 gle. M. J Webster, owner. White lantic plane routes. quest. Household Goods Knudsen declared that "Carr __ riAK ... OOVN4N •d but no allow.inre or refunds ran KepainnK 23 street. Rockville, Conn. When eighl-months-old Carol Nichols grows up, she will look with The planes recently resumed STORIES IN STAMPS be made on six time ad9 stopped 3 ROOMS FURNITURE -----$149 stopping at Bermuda, but officials was within 10 feet of the shooting After the fifth day. FOR s a l e :—DUTCH Colonial, six mingled pride and sadness at this picture. For, seated on her ~ '- V UVWN MOWERS SHAJtPENED, 3 ROOMS FURNITURE -----$168 declined last night to say whether from his own say »o” and that he No ‘‘till forbids” ; display lines nol rooms, fireplace, oil burner, ex­ mother's lap, she wears the Victoria Cross, posthumously awarded •old. repaired: shiears. knives, etc 3 ROOMS FURNITURE -----$187 to her father for "most conspicuous gallantry” with Britain's Gren­ the government had lnfi\icnced the "had every reason to believe Miss The Herald will not be responsible ground: keys fitted or duplicated; If you are contemplating going cellent condition. Tel. 7396. adier Guards during the evacuation of Dunkirk. King George company on the matter. Authori­ Garfeln has information to state fo r more than one incorrect inser­ in the most ImpoMant elements of tion of any advertisement ordered vacuum cleaners, clocks, phono­ housekeeping in the near future made the presentation at a private audience granted the widow. tative sources Indicated, however, fo r more than one time. graphs, etc., repaired, overhauled you should not overlook the above Lota For Sale 73 that now there are no objections the case." Tbo Inadvertent omission of In- Bralthwalte. 62 Pearl street. 3 room outflLs v.’hlch we are offer­ to the censorship. The county attorney suggested •orreet publication of advertlslni ing at this time. You can save FOR SALE—3 BUILDING lots on college for over 20 years, said that The Bermuda cencorshlp will ball "in the vicinity of $20,000'* will bo rectified only by cancellation W ANTS* TO TUNE, repair and but said he had no sertoue objec­ Af the charge made for the servlet Autumn street, good location, rea­ the main task of politics just now strengthen the British blockade, it it f« T . 813 regulat*your piano or player from $30.00 to $60.00. Included in cart, iwe wt* mviei. iwe. T ». lie u i. «w. - fondorod. each and everyone of these outfits sonable, 29 Cottage street. Odell Shepard is to defend the working people v.-aa believed here, and make it tions If the ball was slightly lower All advertlasmento must conforre piano. Tel. Manchester 5052. as her "information might not be lA otyU. copy and typography with is everything for the home such because thov made Connecticut difficult for German-or Italian- "O h . that one’s on his vacation!" reguiationo enforced by the publish* as a bedroom .suite, living room FOR SALE—BUILDING lot on just what It is today. "This task owned securities, or anything so valuable." LAWN MOWERS sharpened, McKee street. 56x142. Phone Nixon agreed that both were o n and they reserve the right to cleaned, oiled adjusted $1.25. suite, and complete kitchen. Even Is Candidate can best be done, I believe, by The which may be converted Into for­ U. S. Commemorative Odit. revise or reject any copy eon* rugs, lamps and many other ac­ 6618. Democratic party, which I take to eign exchange, to reach this coun­ material witnesses but said it FUNNY BUSINESS •Idered objectionable. Prompt delivery service. Phone Honors Coronodo cessories are included. be, at pre.sent, the party of all try. would be difficult for them to raise CLOSING HOURS— Classified ads anytime. Telcpnone 5937. Karl- the amount asked, sa3dng a lower %• be published same day must be sen’s LAwn Mower Shop, Buck- 18 MONTHS TO PAY Noted Author Seeking true Liberals. I .should like to have 'T’ HE 400th anniversary of th e' •Oeelved by LS o'clock noon Satur* amount would assure their pres­ land. vVe will give you all the time you a part in the task of defending the explorations of Coronado in ' So Far So Good BY ROY CRANB faya A0'30. wish to pay. In fact we even give Armed Men Stage Office o f Lieut- Gov. workers of Connecticut and Amer­ Uoiiiiiiits Suicide ence. W ASH I t BBS Nixon said later that he would the southwest is marked by the ! Telephone Your Want Ads you in writing no payments in On Democratic Ticket. ica simply because I am one of U. S. 3-cent i.ssue of the design Ada ars accepted over the tele« case of stcknc.ss or unemployment. 11 F 'J l* ill* ti ■P®'' hearing before a Supreme' MAEHIM6T0H.D.C.:r TMEV AKEUT OW THfi MENU. W*LL, Private Instructions 28 Unusual Hold-Up them." 114 4 I I III » X.111IX x.^ Court Justice for reduction in above, to be placed on sale at Al­ SIR. ARE VOU tUCE '►OU'O w m f Tws •hon9 at the CHARGE RATE irtven 8'ree 'Courtesy Auto' Service Give* III* RejiHon* buquerque. N. M., Sept, 7. The I3AU VERy abOTe at a conveneince to adver* DO YOU LIKE TO draw? Artists. Hartford, Aug. 23 On the bond. UtcE BAKED FB06 LES tisera. but the CASH RATES will be Let us send ore of our "Courtesy When asked why he had agreed release date is the anniversary of | MV8TERI0U8 aceapted aa FULL PAYMENT tf Cartoonists, Illustrators earn good Autos" for you to bring you to the eve of the Democratic state con­ to be a candidate Mr. Shepard in Bristol, Aug. 23—(Ah An em­ 1 ^ New York, Aug. 23—(-Pi — Six the discovery of the Rio Grande ■ BAKED a ^ d at the bualneaa office on or be­ incomes. We teach you how. Write store, and take vou back home. For vention opening tonight in New a statement said: ploye reporting for work at the river by the Spanish. The de-^ign fore the aeventb day followina the for Free Art Book, Box W, The over 10 years we have rendered armed men Intere.sted only - In Haven, with the two rival candi­ "Only an ignorant fool would Wallace Barnes Company factory fCOoLEoS drat Inaertlon of^«ach ad otherwise Curb Stocks L-! from a painting "Coron.-ido and tbo CHARGE RATE will be collect. He aid. this service. . You are under no "mail for Yonkers" which po.stal dates for the gubernatorial nomin­ run for public office in 1940 un­ at ,7 a.m. today found the body of ation standing pat on their claims George J. London, 50, the receiv­ his Captains,” by Gerald Cassidy ' •A No responslhllity for errors in obligation whatsoever even if you Inspectors said wan of no value- less he had belter reasons than Francisco Vasquez Coronado telephoned ads will be assumed and do not buy. Of course if you use of victory, Odell Shepard, noted personal ambition, I have better ing clerk, hanging in his office. Cits Sve ...... 5% thair accuracy cannot be ruaran- Help Wanted— Female 35 held up a New York Central-pas- author, teacher and Liberal, an­ The body was suspended from a fhts Sve Pfd ...... 701* headed an expedition to find and laad. your own automobile and make a reasons. Like the rest,,of us, I see purchase, ,, we will refund your senger train today and escaped nounced today he had agreed to door an electric extension cord. El Bond and Sh ...... 644 conquer the "Seven . Cities of Index of Classifications America and Connecticut in dan­ Cibola,” fabulously rich Indian WANTED— EXPERIENCED girl gasoline. with a single pouch after hand­ seek the lieutenant-governor place ger. I sec the lines of the national Dr. Arthur 8. Brackett, medical Ford Ltd ...... 144 •IrUts ...... A to do stenogra;,hy and bookkeep­ examiner, said London's death was Pltney-Bowes ...... 6*4 strongholds. After winning the Bacaaementa ...... B ALBERT'S FURNITURE CO. cuffing two clerks to a pipe. on the ticket. contest clearly drawn in our own ing Apply in person at Rubl- Hartford Store—43 Allyn St. The train was a local bound for Mr. Shepard, who has been a suicide. He had been dead about Segal Lock ...... 11-16 pueblo of Hawlkuh, In New Mex­ tfarrlaaea ...... c now’s. state. Doatbs ...... X> Albany and had stopped at the Democrat for a quarter of a cen­ "What we do here in thla elec­ two hours when the body was ico. Coronado font exploring Card of Thanke ...... E FOR SALE—DINING l«om set. tury and a resident of Connecti­ tion win have a national signifi­ found, the physician said. parties as far west as the Grand ta Memorlam ...... F WANTED —BAKERY saleslady, Marbel Hill station in the Bronx Emharraealng Qoeetlon In g O (> d cond'tlon, price reason­ shortly after leaving Grand Cen­ cut for more than two decades, cance and may help to save Demo­ London suffered a acrious illness Canyon, subjugated tribes in the . Loot and Found ...... 1 experienced preferred.' Write Box able. Call at 15 Holllater street. 14 years ago and had never fully New Mexico area. Annoancemnets ...... t H, Herald. tral station. would be the running mate of cratic liberties everywhere. For V^raonale ...... I Phone 7602 recovered. Kansas City—Kansas Clty'a flrat In 1541 he led his army east- i Three of the robbers, one of Public Works Commissioner Rob­ here we have a community built AotoMoMlee WANTED—GIRL TO do house­ ert A. Hurley who is pitted up and chiefly maintained by He leaves his widow, a daughter experiment In an old fashioned ward into the Great Plains country ! Automoblea for S ale ...... * BED ROOM SUITE, bed. chest, whom waa armed with a shotgun, town hall meeting, where the ad­ Automobiles for Exchangee . . . . I ' work for family of 3. Go hornet against Connecticut's former gdv- working people, by people of many and a sister. of Texas. Oklahoma and Kansas, j drossei and mirror, hard rock entered the mall car by stretching ministration and cltlzene exchanga One small group of horsemen are - ALLEY OOP Old Acquaintances BY V .T HAMLIN Auto Accessories—Tire.* i nights. Good pay for right party. maple. Manor finish, a marvelous ernor, Dr. Wilbur L. Cross, 78- nationalities and many creeds, Aiito Reps rInK—Patnllng .... T ' Must be able to furnish reliable a cleated plank to it from an em­ year-old former'* dean of the Yale "Connecticut belongs to these Right Place To Look views, took an unexpected twist. believed to have penetrated as far > Auto joIs ...... t-A j value at $69.95. Kemp's Inc., 763 refcrciices. Call 4235 between 5:30 bankment. Graduate school, for the governor­ working people bccauae they made New York—(Ah -For the seventh After Mayor John T. Gage and north as Nebraska. j BUT QUEEN M Auto*- .ihip by Truck ...... H | Main. City Manager L. P. Cooklngham NAME ONLV... A*' j“ For Hire ...... • i and 7 ;30 p. m. Three others went around the ship nomination. it. The main task of politics just time this year the father walk­ Failing in his quest for gold, , spoke on^ alms and accomplish­ EVEN NOW rap eo^Servioe—Htorsce ... Id $30 FOR YOUR OLD washer In rear of the train and came up be­ In a brief statement announcing now Is to defend these people in ed into police headquarters to re­ Coronado returned to Mexico in | ^otoicycles—Bicycles ll ' w a n t e d —COMPETENT woman hind the brakeman and the con­ his willingness to run if nominated port the dl-sappcarance of his two ments of their administration, the 1542, with only a small part of: I flee FOR Wanted Autos — Motor-.vclet ... If j trade on a famous ABC Special their demm’ratlc rights. This task audience waa invited to submit MV UFE Haalaoee and Profeealonal arrTlr«*« I or •’ill for general houaework. ductor. whom they forced into one Mr. Shepard, a teacher at Trinity young sons. "They run away all his original party. He was re- i at only $69.95 Big 9-lb capacity. can he.sf be done. I believe, by the questions -and did. ■ ,, B-2S Bualness Services 4>rffr... If H BEAl’TY CILTI'RE TA- 4517 lea wimply because I am one of 'JUONKRVILLE FOLKS BY FOM AINE FOX M ovina— Trucklnp—S»<.ra«e 30 KEER at CO.NNECTICIJT IN, found the sack they wanted. Must Leave U. S. them. Fubllc PassenjT^r .'^^rvlc# ...... I" a Postal Inspectors said a list of Daily Pattern Palntlnic— Paperitikc ...... STITl'TE or HAIRDRESS­ Hae Two Jobe Frofesslonal Services ...... -7 ING. INDIVIDUAL INSTRUC­ the bag's contents showed it con­ "It Is true that I already have Hepalrtna ...... 7* tained nothing of Importance. T H E S u m m e r w i d o w e r a n d t h e C ig a r a s h e s Tailorlna—Uyelnq —riesn’ng .. 74 TION by a lar*e staff of experi­ tw^ job*, that of a teacher and Pattern n 68 ToUst Goods and .^♦•rv’ce ...» 7f> enced «pe<"lallst» In every AUCTION that of a writer. I know it is often Wanted— Hu< 1 ness Ser%Jce . . . . 75 branch of Beauty Culture. Day Film Coolest thought that, with regard to poli­ Cjertalnly one of the thing* any K rt urn fl«»nn I and evening elasses. pUDtlE’T SATURD.YY. AUGUST 24 tics. a writer or a teacher ought Courses and ...... 77 10:30 A. M. smart junior le happiest to dis­ Private Instiu'-i-of ...... 7® TE’.KMS. Write for FREE merely to’ observe what happens, BOOKLET #e»icrlblng I’ RE- AT E. KRIESLER’S Hollywood — (IT) —The coole*t cover Is a campus frock that'* not Oancina ...... 7'* ' form of mopvle entertainment, saya take what comes, and try to like only smart and practical, but de­ Musical— Dram.ii ...... 79 ENKOLLMENT plan and CANTON iL We have an American habit of FRECKLES AM 6 HIS FRIENDS What’s A Bit of China? BY MERRILL KUJSSEB W anted— Inst rue• lor.• ...... fC sPECl.AL SO-day offer. M. E. Mmtli. New York psycholo­ cidedly new. Here’s just such a PInnnrIal Lots of Glass, Antique Fur­ gist, la a film of the rolling ocean leaving public affairs to the pro­ frock, with strap-trimmed corsel- Bonde—Stocks— M‘ " - iKei . . . ^1 fessional politicians, but the re­ Sea pictures are even cooler than ette waistline, and with stitched An * OONT TRV Tb HIDE w Business Oprortm.r‘ry ... »? „ CONNKCTICLTT niture, Used Furniture, sults have not been .quite satisfac­ A b o u t f o u r Iff M3U MUunpLy Money to Ic- if. . *7 Books, Pictures, Stamps. andw scenes, reported Xtunix, after pleat* that break just at the right HCXJRS---IF the osaeNSioNS off- 0 ' 7 ANY OF 'lOUR. b r o k e n CTA-nSre* llrti) nntJ Shii:ili«>n« INSTITUTE testing a mixed audience o f 60 tory. 1 place to give fullneae where y^ (TVI« K AN­ EA04 t>SM BV EVERV IN TUr a s h C a n i HslP Wanted — K * .i...... 15 "Political work of some aort Is OF HAIRDRESSING Hundreds of ItentsI with an electric measuring device. want it and none where you doq OTHER OAG , 0)BM W eVE OONe> Help Wanted— ...... the duty of every decent cltiieti w e S u r e * htxro NAVe A DBH Salesmen Wan' d -...... 55 A Comedy la cooling, too—unless it The smart high neckline Is finis Help Wanted—.M '.e . r Female 17 ,\n Honor Emblem School H. L. WELCH. Auctioneer The time haa come for the writer A R E MELPIfslO Tvgo B u oos 1^y really is funny. Side-shaking ed with a -flattering round collar. TO PUT IT AND 6nc VAROS Agents Wanted ...... ST A 983 .Main St. Hartford, Conn. 449 Hillside Ave. Hartford laughs *end the temperature up. to climb down from hi* 'Ivory Bituatlons W ant'd— rr-..-i:e . . . 3H tower, for the teachett to come out This design (No. 8769) i Is par­ O V E R f WIDE/ ' Sltuitions War t e.l — M 1 > .... 5'^ ticularly smart when made up in a Bmployrnent A k t - ••• from behind hi* ivied walls, and f.lre 'tfork— l*rt«— I’oullry — get to work at our common task. contrast of plaid and plain fabric \eh4rirn Not Normal Tlmea a* pictured. But In one color, too, Oogs—Birds—lA ': 41 .jispecially If you choose chepry red, Live Stork- -Vehi- le* ...... 4* 'Millions of Americans will soon poultry and Sunpl er 4* find themselves working at, jobs “ Indian summer brown or forest Wanted — Pets p.. ji-ry—r^t-‘Ck 44 which, a few weeka ago, would green. Wool crepe, flannel, ephn For Sale— Mt«reltnne«»u« rayon and jersey are smart for Articles For Sale 45 have seemed quite out of their line / Boats and Arcrsso.riee ...... 4*' FOR SALE thl*. The sleeves msy be long or I should like to be one of tbeae Building Materi.als’ ...... < millions. For these are not normal short. Diamonds — Watrhe*4—.lewelry 4> Patem No. 8769 Is designed for Clectrlral Appllanren— K oF -. . 4V BuUdliis Lots at Stmnyside times. It Is no ordinary election Fuel and Feed 49.-a that we have ahead alses n , 18. 18, 17 and 19. Size 13 Sarden— Farm— Dairy producia 6' "We shall not have just another requires 844 yards of 39-lnch ma­ Household Goods ...... 51 squabble of ofrice-aeekers fighting terial. 3-4 yard contrast. Machinery and Tools ...... 5? Developed By E X H E L F 18H E E l^ I S SCORCHY SMITH Conditional Landing BY JOHNCTBRRX Musical InAtrument* ...... 5 for pennies In the gutter, but For a Pattern of this attractive Dffice and Store Equ pment . . . 54 ON HOLLISTER STREET EXTENSION serious contest of thoughtful and model send ISc In Coin, Your Specials at the Store* ...... 6» 7 W E '« RA9T THE T-THESE'E TTC RiVER/ ^TOO MEAN WE WILL Wearinic Apparel— Furs ...... 5. All lA)ta have frontage of 60 ft. or more. Sewer and Water in the street, 1 earnest people. Every American Name, Addrese, Style, Number and IF WE RE