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TWELVE PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS VOL. LH., NO. 269. (CtaMlfled Advertlstng on Poge 10) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1933.

ET TOOK TWO EGGS AS MOB SACKED PRESIDENTIAL PALACE IN HAVANA FIVE ARE HURT TO MAKE THIS ONE Memphis, Tenn., Aug. 14.—^It CUBA IS QUIET TODAY; was a funny kind of a shell game AS CAR UPSETS that the prize Rhode Island Red hen of Mrs. Edgar F. Culp play­ ed on her. INNO.raVENTR¥ The hen laid a huge egg. quite U. S. WARSHIPS ARRIVE unlike any Mrs. Culp ever saw. On breaking the shell, nothing came out of it except the white None Seems Cridcally In- of the egg. Looking further, Mrs. Culp Some Outbursts Of Looting found another sh^ inside the Reporters in Cuba ior Although All Are In first. She cracked this shell and And Soldiers Ordered To fotmd that it containeo the yolk Hospital Machine Skids of the egg and nothing else. The outer egg was about twice Tell of Experiences Shoot Persons Violating the size of an ordinary one, Against Guard Rail. while the inner one was of aver­ Public Order— Carlos De M age size. New York, Aug. 14— (AP) — A<£toey forced him into a machine and -»■ torilling and nearly tragic story of after handling his roughly, threw A mother and two sons, Mrs. adventure and adversity was pieced him out ifi toe outskirts of Havana. Cespedes, New Presi­ Valeda Robillard, 46,. and sons, Al­ together today from cabled bits of Another Associated Press camera­ Havana news—toe story of toe man, Jose Garcia, who last week fred, 22, and Norman, 9, of 306 Mc­ SPECIAL SESSION heart breaking battle of Associated was dragged to safety as be was dent— Warships To Pro­ Gowan street, Fall River, Mass., Press staff photographers to fill an photographing toe mEissacre ot cele­ and two passengers in the car driven “assignment,” against odds to brating Cubans by soldiers before tect American life And by Alfred Robillard, Mrs. Eva Daig- ASKED BY MCNEIL revolution, bloodshed and rioting. toe presidential palace, dug out nault, 48, of 926 Rodman street, A s toe last o f a relay o f plEmes, from vaults duplicate “shots” ot toe iinti Mrs. TriA. Lamothe, 44, of 1050 i dropped to Newark airport at noon rioting ot toe week-end. These pic­ Property--PIan No Inter­ Stafford road, the same city, were wt with a realistic pictorial account of tures, taken almost at the same seriously injured when the heavy Writes Letter To Governor the Cuban revolt, it marked toe suc­ time and places as those ot Ress, sedan in which they were returning cessful conclusion of another “news­ were prepared for delivery. Other vention. to Fall River from Hartford, skidded paper story” that cost many thous­ pictures obtained from Havana oo the wet highway near the North Saying That It Is Neces­ ands o f dollars and Efimost cost toe newspaper members of toe Associ­ Coventry church, crashed through lives of two Associated Press ated Press were included. Havana, Aug. 14.— (AP)—A i two Despite toe fact news reel a highway guard rail and landed up­ * ^ ^ / cam eram en. United States ships of war steamed sary To Aid Recovery. Seymour Kess, Associated Press cameramen and other photograph­ side down in a nearby field at 9:30 into Havana harbor today to pro­ this morning. ^ * \ photographer, lost bis camera, and ers were keeping films locked in Five at Hospital precious plates Saturday afternoon vaults for safekeeping during toe tect American property, renewed rioting, toe Havana “AP” staff at Alfred Robillard, driver of the New Haven, Aug. 14.—(AP)—-A S' / ''i at toe bEuid. of eui hysterical mob outbursts of looting and (uson Im­ car, received a possible fracture of which descended on toe FEui-Ameri- once made preparations to fiy their pelled toe Cuban military authori­ new plea for a special session of the second batch-of pictures to Miami J? 1 the right leg and the others in the can airways dock to prevent toe ties to order their soldiers to fire on f i General Assembly to act on the escape ot Cjolonel Orestes Ferrara, fdr distribution over toe United party received cuts, bruises and ^1 persons violating public order. ilj possible internal injuries. All were various phases of the Federal re­ former secretary ot state. States. Carlos Manuel De Cespedes, toe tAiren to the Manchester Memorial As toe pilot took off In a hail ot But it was not imtil toe state de­ ^4 covery drive was sent to Governor Hospital where emergency treat­ bullets wlto toe secretary, and ^ te partment at Washington had int o f pistols and rifles. his escape. was standing in the doorway of a would be no altemaU'''e other than shop across the road from scene of call for a special session, to act on the ac(^dent as the car came down a public works program, including the hill past the church at a. fast construction of the Merritt high­ As word swept over the embattled city Of Havana that the tyrannical regime of President Gerardo Ma­ chado WEUS at an end, thousands of joyful celebrants swept into the presidential palace to loot add destroy. rate of speeo sUdded on the mac­ way, and on problems sudsing from S L O O D S IN CHINA NEW LONDON OPENS The result of the mob’s frenzy Is sMkingly pictured above. Windows and doors were smashed; rich fur­ adam road near the guard rails at the Federsd Home Loan Act. the edge of a culvert. The car, out nishings pulled down and canied away; state papers and records tossed into the court in a littered maif. McNeil said that work on the of control, struck the last post in Here you see members of the mob searching the debris, and others carrying loot from the palace. the rail and catapulted, end-over- Merritt highway could be started ^ SPREADING RUIN HOME LOAN OFFICE end into the field. The top was immediately if applications for Fed­ 'A om off the heavy sedan, grinding eral funds is made to the committee heavy {date glass into the interior he heads. of the ear as it was dragged by Mesmwhlle, officials of savings DR. D O U N NAMES Five Breaks In Dykes In Yel­ Business Brisk On First Day momentum across the grass, resting banks studied the opinion of Ernest STATE-WIDE MILK STRIKE on the roofless sidewalls 15 feet out L. Averill, deputy attorney general, In the field. as to what extent these institutions low River: Villages And As Information Is Sought Miraeoknu Escape may accept bonds of the Home FITE COLLECFORS All of the occupants of the car Owners’ Loan Corporation in ex­ HAS BEEN DECLARED OFF were thrown dear as if by a change for mortgsiges. Farmlands Innndated. By House Owners. mirade. One of the .Tomen was left Averill ruled that the bonds may In the path that the car had recent­ not be suxepted as legsd invest- One For la c k Congressional ly taken as it ground its way down ment^i^ut lhat they nuiy be jx - Prof. Charles A. Jeard .RAIflO’S AVIATORSt ^^mtanghat, A ug. 14.'— (A P )— Flood New London, Aug. 14.—(AP)— the hank into the Another sifJttg^r'1>ahks“ i^d Waters of toe Yellow river were re­ The New London District offices of woman was deposited, painfully hurt District--Those C lu ^ ported t(«lay to. be spreading oVef saviz^ departments of other In­ Credited With Preventiiig the Federal Home Loan Board were Carlos Manuel De Oeepedee and bleeding from her mouth' from stitutions for delinquent mortgages. a still greater area in North Cen­ possible Internal injuries, across Peter M. Kennedy, state msuuiger HONORED BY ITALY tral provinces, with ftirtoer deaths opened this morning at 330 State the rear seat which had been For The Positions. street, and throughout toe day a new President, completed a Cabinet a l the loan corporation, who con­ Holiday; State Producers aild property damage. • which virtually ignored toe claims whisked out of the car when it From Tsiananfu came word that large number of persons filed into turned over. Norman Robillard, ferred with the governor Isust week, of all toe old pollticEil parties, and fioods have now swept into western toe office in search of information aged 9, was lying nesu- a large on the advisability a t a special ses­ toe principal followers of toe de­ Were Against It, Hartford, Aug. 14.—(AP)—Five Shangtung, where a wide area is concerning toe operation of toe boulder that was scarred with sion, expressed the opinion that Tide Of Air Marshal Confer­ posed President Gerardo Machado, deputy collectors of internal reve­ under water following five breaks followed their leader’s example by marks of sted and wood as the car Averill’s ruling removed the legal (Continoed on Page Two) slid over it. restrictions which threatened to red On Leader By Premier nue, one from each Ck}ngresslonal in toe dykes, each rupture being fleeing toe island. Alfred Robillard, the driver, was hamper the work of the corpora­ New Haven, Aug. 14.—(AP)— district, to work under the Agricul­ two miles wide. Tbe villages and Two of Genersd Machado’s coun­ pulled from beneath the front seat tion. The threat of a milk strike In Con­ tural Adjustment A ct in the proc­ farmlEuids were submerged. try estates were sacked in celebra­ of the car, no part of which was “This decision,” he said, “la all necticut was removed today as the Mussolini. essing £md compensating tax divi­ Alarming dispatches from Chin- tion of toe victorious revolution resting upon him at the time. right provided the banks cooperate Farmers National Association re­ sion, were recommended for ap­ kiang, seat of toe Kiangsu provin­ GLYNN TO HEAD which forced toe general to abdicate Those first on the scene were with us, and I think they will.” tracted its summons to a milk holi­ pointment today by Edward G. cial government, said fioods In Ho­ and take refuge in toe Bahamas. Loyzim, Ira Wilcox, Arthur Olson day, called to start Thursday. nan province, were spreading south­ The presence of two American Directors and trustees of banks Rome, Aug. 14.—(AP) — Air Dolan, recently named collector for and Wallace McKnlght. A' call was Peace came into the troubled milk Connecticut. eastward. warships in toe harbor—toe de­ These advices said toe flood wa­ VETERANS’ BOARD put in for Holloran’s ambulance. (Continiiei' on Page Two) situation, after the State Milk Marshal Italo Balbo’s trans-Atlan­ They are: James J. Covey, East stroyers Taylor and Claxton—exer­ eSuistian K. Smith, of 171 School Board drew up a nine-point pro­ tic aviators thought o f home and Hartford, First District; Frank P. ters reached Lanfeng on toe Limg- cised a salutary effect, officials said, hal railway, east of Kaifong. This street, Blast Hartford and Luther gram of control which the farm work today. Donnelly, Norwich, Second; Mat­ and hope was expressed that toa A. White of Rockville, assisted in is toe point where toe possible re­ violence attending the revolution group accepted and urged all milk They'told their families of adven­ thew A. Acimto, New Haven, Third; removing several of the injured to producers to support. Edward Lyt^, Bridgeport, Fourth; turn of toe river to Its old channel New Haven M ai Elected was netir its end. the hospital before the arrival of PRESIDENT PLANS tures over the Atlantic, in North is considered most likely. Suchow, No Intervention. To Professor Charles A. Beard, America, at the World’s Fair in Gabriel Price, Waterbury. Fifth. the ambulance, which took two of Ciolumbia University economist, and Mr. Covey, a native of Hartford, in North Kiangsu, an important ’The U. S. S. Stiutevant was at the injured. (Tbicago, and in New York and oth­ railroad junction is located within Chairman Of Group That S^anzanillo on a similar assignment authority on government, was giv­ er places. was educated in the schools here, Another Close One RECOVERY PROGRAM en the credit for smoothing out the and formerly was employed by tbe toe river’s former bed. of protecting American lives and While the accident was being in­ differences on price and marketing They told of the triumphs and M etropolitan L ife Insurance Ck)m- Will Eiamine All Claims. property. ’These warships did npt vestigated a Texas car with a plans which caused the crisis. the awards they received from an pany. Mr. Donnelly, a native of indicate intervention by toe United woman at the wheel raced down the Professor Beard, only member of admiring government and an en­ Norwich, was formerly a salesman, States an'1 their presence ;was ap­ hiU past the church, skidded when thusiastic populace. And today they proved by toe new President. thr wheels struck the tanda road, Holds Conference With His while Mr. Acunto was once office CHILD NOT GIVEN Hartford, Aug. 14— (AP) — At­ ^Conttnned On >agt> Six) were ready for work again. In Havana hundreds of Cubans and turned completely aroimd with- manager of the New Haven Union. torney Vincent Glynn, of New The pilots and mechanics of the Mr. Price was ^so formerly a sales gathered at toe docks to see toe giant seaplEmes set out six weeks Haven, a World War veteran, was American navy ships. Naval offi­ (Oontinnec on Page Two) Helpers To Discuss Fu­ representative. WRONG MEDICINE elected today chairman of toe com­ ago on a mass fiight that Premier The positions pay $1,800 a year cers arranged a conference wlto Mussolini yesterday told them was mission that is to study toe cases of President De Cespedes. each, and the appointments are for 1,100 ex-soldiers of CJonnecticut, WOMAN MURDERED a “consecrated Fascist revolution Disorders during toe night re­ ture Work. a period of 120 days, subject to rec­ who are listed in toe class of pre­ in the skies of two continents.” ommendations of toe collector as to sulted in the death of one person sumptive service-connected disabili­ Eind in grave injury to another. TWO ARE KILLED O Dnoe^s Words permanent appointment Eldward F: Father Notifies Police Bit ties. ON ROOF OF HOME “Many years will pass before the Dwyer, nephew of Senator Augus­ Boses Burned. Washington, Aug. 14.— (A P)—^The Mr. Glsmn was named at a meet­ Sixty onmibuses of toe Cuba air corps of other countries equal tine Lonergan, was appointed to giant pinions of NRA’s blue eagle ing of toe commission at toe Unite;: Company, now bankrupt, were the feat which was concluded Sat­ this division of toe collector’s office Woman Is Not Located IN STATE CLASHES were held today by officials to be States veterans hospital, Newing­ burned by company employees who ' urday with the arrival in Ostia,” some days ago. hovering over a quarter of the na­ ton, when it organlzet' today. had demanded that their $26 de­ tion’s 40,000,000 workers. Police Pnzded Over Motive H Duce said, as he conferred the Unty She Arrives At Lake Two changes were made tooay In title of air marshal on Gieneral Bal- posits, previously posted to insurS And to assure that the wage rais­ toe personnel of toe board, it was toe honest perfomwmee of their ing, work spreading bird would ho and kissed the commander on TBEASUBF BALABTCE annoimced by Major Thomas J. Man Dies From Cats— New For Crime— Two Men both cheeks. Each filer was given duty be retiumed. cover even more territory. Presi­ \ Btumigran, regional director o f toe Washington, Aug. 14.—(AP)— East Orange, N. J., Aug. 14.— A military edict barred parade dent Roosevelt and his helpers a medal of honor and a promotion- veterans’ bureau. Attorney Glynn Relatives of Sergeant Quinta- ’The position of toe Treasury on (AP)—Word was received here that and manifestations of all kinds and Haven Victim Of Ante launched a new series of meetings w a s . named to replace Elarl P. prohibited toe carrying of weapmis. Held Under Suspicion. valle, killed a,t.Amsterdam on the Augrust 11 was: Receipts for Au­ toe little Trudeau baby, whose to map out the future program. mother had been sought by police Jessop of Stamford, and Dr. John E. The sacking and burning o8 outward voyage, and Lieut Squag- gust 11 weto $9,314,303.56; expen­ Farrell of Waterbury was chosen One was today, the. first confer­ ditures $13,831,423^9; balance to warn, her against ^ving toe in­ houses will be severely repressed., Accident Passes Away. ence between Hugh S. Johnson, na­ lia, who di^ in the Azores on the to take toe place of Samuel Ludlow, Pasadena, Calif., Aug. 14.— (AP) bomewagd trip, were given gold $760,729,293.51. Customs receipts fant a medicine she carried, had toe edict said. It cautioned aH clt^ ‘ tional recovery administrator, and —^As police today sought a reason arrived at Lake George, N. Y., yes­ of West Hartford, who is on a izens to remain in their homes after medals,' t i e country’s highest award for toe month, $11,556,139.99. yachting trip and unable to serve. President Roosevelt since the chief for the mysterious death on a roof for brayeiy. Receipts for fiscal year (since terday safe and well. 8 p. m. By Associated Press executive returned to Washington of Helen Bendowskl, 29-year-old The other members of toe board Police annoimced that they were Before a/triumphal march like July 1), $251,569,548.84; expendi­ Mrs. Linda B. Miller, grandmoth­ Two persons lost their lives in from his short vacation. Then later comely beauty shop operator. Police are Dr. (Seorge A. Crawley, of West searching /or 27 ?ars which, they that of the Eincient Ehnperors, King tures, $424,735,511.25 (includihg er of toe child, said her son-in-law, Connecticut as a result of motor today, or tomorrow, the President is Chief Charles Kelley commented: Robert J. Trudeau, (of 62 State Hartford, and two representatives of said, belonged to toe "Machado Victor Emmanuel received the avi- $139,^7,543.41 emergency relief the veteran’s bureau. Dr. Henry H. vehicle accidents during the week­ to meet his recovery council to see ‘Tt lo<^ like-a murderous attack.” street), had talked with his wife by gangsters.” Thirteen of these care expenditures); excess of expendi­ Hlbsman and E. L. Layton, both of end, while a thiiti died from in­ that all phases of the Federal effort Harold Wolcott, 33, florist who telephone. were armored and it was said that (Coffttaaed On Page ffix) tures, $173,165,962.41. rihiladdpbla. juries suffered in an accident last to better conditions are being syn­ was described b: the police chief as It was disclosed, too, that toe their occupants were disguised . aA week, in which a companion was chronized. an intimate of the woman, denied medicine had been prescribcJ by toe soldiers, ^ ors and members 6f killed. A fourth was fatally injured knowing anything about three shots* family physician for Mrs. Trudeau Stamford, Aug. 14t-(AP) — Cap­ toe police force. Oto«s carried Johnson’s Speech tain Eari P. Jessop, United States in an accident at his home which Because the President has accept­ fired early Sunday on the roof ad­ and not toe baby. banners of The ABC Society, - her. ficer of toe Navy In order to serve was injured fatally when struck by prove an elaboration of the idea the toe medicine might prove deadly toe imporfamt portfolio of secretaiy an automobile driven by Eldward A patrolman, Maynard G. Mel- Fifty Million Years Old for toe infant. He notified Mllee on toe veterans claim, adjustment o f state In toe new Cabinet. administration is advancing now, dema, off duty at the time, algo de­ board, i a was definitely ’*out” of toe Sonner of Plainville. The accident like in bis St Louis speech last and a teletype alarm was sent out The incoming ministers reported occurred in Thomaston and Woods nied knowing anjrtiiing of the case. board. at the Presidential palace whara night when he said: “If you see a In an effort to intercept toe auto­ died a few hours later at Water- He was with Wolcott when the mobile carrying mother and child. Dr. de Cespedes signed deersM place where there is none and you New York, Aug. 1 (AP)—^Find-. Jersey will prove to be a treasure BOLD BIGAMIST buiy hospital. woman was killed, he said. The po­ ^store of dinopaurs. Net Deathly. ratifying their appointmuits, do any kind of business there you lice blotter recounted that the Ing of toe bones of a 20-foot-leng Danbury, Aug. 14.—(AP)— Hit By Motorcycle “We know,’’ he says, “That diao- Employes at toe drug store where then they took toe oath, flrtt have a right to ask: “Brother where florist had been drinking and that Francois Leroi, alleged bigamist, Edmund D. Scott, 85, was struck crocodile that lived near Camden, satirs once throve in t ^ r^on in toe prescription was flUed said an Cabinet meeting was held wltoovt ■m is your blue eagle?’ And (if the an­ the patrolman “was not Intoxi­ who was captiired near Holyoke, and fatally injured by a motorcycle N. J., 50,000,000 years ago was an­ large numbers. Flnef of that is adult dose prescribed for Mrs. ’Tru­ dOl&rV* swer does not to you seem fair) to cated.” Wolcott was held tn a Maas., Saturday after having jump­ driven by Alfred S. Farina. Both nounced today a t. toe American found in tracks left by them in toe deau might have made toe baby Ixniuediately after the seesira take your business elsewhere. If charge of suspicion of murder, ed ball a t $1,000 for his appearance men were from Norwich, where the Connectieut vall^. ’The size a t sick but wotild not have been fatal. toe President, his ministen and every person did that for a week, Meidema as a material witness. Museum of Natural History. In the Caty 0>xirt here, was bound accident occurred. # these tracks indicated that they In toe telephone conversation tp- high Army aiod Navy offidala t o - An hour before she ventured out The bones were in a mari pit at over to toe Superior Court today in James Oonte, 19, of New Haven, there would not be a store or a shop were made by beasts from 15 to 20 hight, Trudeau learned neither his ceived United States Ambaandor on the roof she told Wolcott, the ban of $2,500. Unable to secure a injured Friday in an accident, in or factory in this whole cotmtry. Sewell. Because time biad fus^ feet tall. What drove them away wife nor toe child had taken any Sumner Welles, who last wMr pra- florist related to police, that a man bondsman, be was committed to Hamden, in vdilch Emanuel Scata, without its blue eagleT some of them into gigantic pieces, and where they went is one o f toe of toe medicine. aentad a mediation procnaa tba Meanwhile, in the. absence of data had tried to attack her aa she JML Lratrf is alleged to have mar­ keystone of which was tlia with­ 42, of Hartford, was killed, died at walked through an alley. they were at first mlrtaken ^ the fascinating myBteries some day to be Grace heepitaL Conte was Scata’s on which to base correct figures, discoverers as dinosour bones. At solved. d G A B CX)DE. ried three women. drawal of General Machado. _ NRA officials declined today to esti­ Against the juilding leading to Additional charges involving mis­ Ldentenant-Ooloael ’Thomas ' lf< helper on a truck which was in col­ the roof rested a ladder. Chid! this news. Dr. Walter Granger, Jf ‘1 have always wanted to find a Washington. Aug. 14.—(AP)— mate with any claimed attempt at conduct with a girl ten years old. Glmperling, AmecicaB milltaiiT lision with an dectric street car. Kelley reported he found heel toe museum, who has fravdled half Tankee’ dinosaur. It should . not A 40 hour week and a mftiimuin John Zumbo, 58, of Derby, died in accuraqr how far tbqr had come way round toe world hunting b e so. ^Dfficulti t o r one of toe earliest #age of thirt.^ cents an hour weiia and another eleven years old; were taehe, and the eonuhpadets flc tMi; prints of a man on a smooth stone sgainst toe man today. Leroi the Griffin hoi^tal frmn the-Ion of toward their original goal of put­ dinosour bonss, mads aa excited tfinoniur skeletons—that a t a duck­ provided for dgar factory worken two U. S. destroym ip the hartiW platform newby. waived szsTtiinatien on eU the accompazded Ife. Wtfaa. Hood Saturday a ttest a piece of ting five million imen^loyed back ’Three shells found on the roof dash into New Jersiey. bill—ever foufid in 'thla country was under a modified presidential re-em- steel from a hammer he was using, to w ork b j labor day. B ut theu* Notwithstanding that • this one' /discovered near Haddopfisld, N- J-. ployment agreement far toe indna^ clutfm . ’Itoe "*«* (xmdueted a snatiL Thzooge gathaiad were scattered jver a distomce o f atudinW e until toe time ef*hii struck him in the neck and severed guesses ranged as high as lj(00,d00 20 feet. An automatie pistol tuned out to be a erocodUe Pr. in 1858, and w k y wp kave sot fousd r made public today by toe. Mk- hia jugular Hood vessel. and aglow as 200,000. found noar Imt right toot. Graagar expeeto t|iat a p N iB-tUgfc a a e tta d d lss'a n sw er.” 2nal Baoovety Admlnlatontiae, . -y ’

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tervention, and it was admitted that ’The officers and members of Hose CUBA IS QUIET TODAY; the general strike was prolonged in Company No. 3, 9. M. F. D., will DR. DOLAN ASSUMES I ordmr to forestall such a eoiuae. KIWANIANS TO GIVE meet at headquartera on Spruce MUST HOLD TOWN nOIEE ffiRE P U p Cuban ambamador Cintas was street at 6 o’clock tonight for the OBITUARY U. S. WARSHIPS ARRIVE I assured last week that the United monthly drill. NEW OmCE FRlDAY States did not want to take a hand DINNER FOR Q I U B Y MEE11NG ON BONDS I in the affairs of the republic. The annual picnic of St. James’ W N D E R U j o l K (Oonttmied from Page One) Simday school will be held at DEATHS Elisabeth Park rhureday. ’Tickets ace applauded enthusiastically every FERBABA'S PBEDICIION Washingtim, Aug. 14—(AP) — n * I are now being Jlatributed and on time President de Cespedes or one WaltOr F. Lewis H u Busy Week But Ex- Dr. Orestes Ferrara, former Cuban Former Principal Of ’Thursday morning those who are Selectmen To C al SeseioD of his sdnisters appeared. There A proininent figure in toe local Assnred Of Empiojineti ^ was an espedafiy warm demonstra­ secretary of state who lied Havana going will meet in front of St. sports field more than a decade ago tion on the arrival and departure of with bis wife in an airplane Satur­ James’s church at 8:15 and will be passed away over the week-end, ' pects To Bmme Reve- School Here To Be Hon­ transported to the park. They will . When Tliey Meet Tomor Dr. Dohn Bat Do Not, Ambassador Welles and his party. day, told the Associated Press in a when Walt^ Francis Lewis ot 11 leave for home at 4:00 o’clock in the long distance telephone conversation Vine street died at St Francis from Richmond, Va., today he be- afternoon. u e Collector Then. Fl^CE NOW LOOBIS ored Monday Night row Eyeniiig. hospital in Hartford Saturday af- Know Natnre Of Work. lieved the comini montbs would i nd ternoOT, foUowing a major opera­ Havana, Aug. 14.—(AP)—Cuba conditiems in Cul Carl Allen of Henry street was I — >a growing “worse tion on Friday. Mr. Lewis was 62 took the rosul today from revolution and worse.” , called to Philadelphia this morning i Dr. E. G.^Dolan, recently named to reconstruction. A testimonial dinner in honor of by the sudden death of bis father. At the time of the last town years old last ’Thursday. Three local persoiu are knowa to Spekaing from aeclusion in his Fifteen years ago, Mr. Lewis was te collector of internal revenue, said The end of a general strike was in Clarence P. Quimby, .who recently meeting when the town voted to have been assured of employmfnt hotel in Richmond, Dr. Ferrara said widely known as a sports promoter prospect; mob violence against fol­ resigned as principtU of Manchester MIm Marjorie Wilsm of Garden by Dr. Eklward G. Dolan, promlaent today that it was expected now that conditions in Cuba were worse than buy the Cheney utiUties, the Select­ and fan. He promoted basketball lowers of the deposed President, anything that had happened in High School to accept the headmas- street has returned home after Itemocratic political leader who was he would take over the office on tership of Cushing Academy, will be men were of the opinion that an­ games, wrestling matches and box Gerardo Machado, quieted; and Car­ in Petrograd during the Russian spending a week at Westbrook. recently appointed to toe position of given by the local Kiwanls Club at ing in the old Wells Street Armory iTtlday of this week. was in con- los Manuel de Cespedes as pro­ revolution. Conn. other town meeting was necessary (JoUector of Internal Revenue In to** the Country Club next Monday eve­ to approve the issuance of the about the time when the old Com­ ence this moniing with Col. visional head was choosing a Cabi­ "What they call peace in Cuba,” state, although it has not yet been ning. issuance of the bonds. ’The Select­ pany G basketball team was one ot bert O. Eaton, the present collec- net dedicated to social and economic Dr. Ferrara said, “is not peace and The suspicions of passersby were decided whether they will be assign­ During his ten years here, Mr. men are in receipt of information toe outstanding attractions in the '. Tomorrow Dr. Dolan will be in rehabilitation. will not be peace. It is persecution. aroused last night when lights in ed to toe NRA department or toe S Quimbly was an outatanding figure one of the churches remained burn­ from Boston banking official;, with state. revenue department New Haven where he will meet sev­ I believe that conditions in Cuba Three American ships were in the activities of the Manchester ing until a late hour. Investigation whom the matter was taken up, con­ He managed a mercantile coUec- eral state leaders and in the evening sent to Cuba by President Roose­ will grow worse and worse during The trio are: Miss Bertha E. No­ the next six months. Kiwanls Qub, also serving as lieu­ by police disclosed that the minis­ firming the decision of the Select­ tion agency until bis retirement six vak, now employed in toe office of ^ will deliver a speech there. On velt with the “full knowledge and tenant governor of the New England ter bad been there after the evening men and the town counsel on the years ago. Wednesday he will be in New York approval” of Dr. de Cespedes to pro­ ‘My hope at this time is that Clarence H. Anderson, insurance Cuba will not go to pieces but 1 district It was through his efforts service and forgot to turn off the decision of holding the special town He leaves bis wife, Mrs. Maty agent, and (Jeorge C. Lessxier, attor­ for further conferences and Thurs- tect American lives and proi>erty that the club achieved success In the lights. m eeting. Lewis: two daughters, Mrs. Thomas (lay will be in Boston for the NRA but not to intervene. Two of them foresee an epoch of turmoiL’’ ney; Patrick R. Brazmick, employed annual presentation of a minstrel At tomorrow night’s meeting of Conran of this town and Mrs. Wil­ a t Thomas Smith’s grocery store Conference. Friday he expects to be steamed into the harbor last night Dr. Ferrara said his plans were to show for the benefit of the Kiddies A leak in the gas pipes cm North the Selectmen the date for the spe­ liam Traxil 01 East Hartford; two as a meat cutter; and Miss Helen back in Hartford to assume charge Cuba went to work again. The remain in Richmond long enough to buy necessary clothes and personal Camp at Hebron. Elm street was discovered Saturday cial town meeting will be set fol­ half-sisters, Mrs. JuUus Rau and Berggren, formerly employed at the pf the office of collector of internal new government had the task of effects, which he was forced to leave Harlowe Willis chairman of the morning. It was Saturday' noon lowing the reading of the official Mrs. William (Jordner; two halt- Home Bank.A Trust company and revenue. building anew the structure aban­ in his flight from Havana, and then committee in charge of the dinner when the source of tbe^ trouble was specifications with reference to the brothers, Frederick Lewis and also at toe Elast Hartford Trust doned with the flight to the to go to New York probably in a and expects. every Kiwanian, for­ locato(l so the completiion of the bond issue. Philip Lewis, aU of Manchester: and company. It is imderstood that Bahamas of Machado Saturday. day or tsro. mer memberlei and honoraiy member job was left until this morning. three grandchildren. His father and they will enter government employ There was no interruption of the Workers to(^ up again lives In­ After that, he said, Ae hoped to to attende^i this testimonial affair. his step-mother died within ten this week. SPECIAL SESSION terrupted two weeks ago, by a service in the vicinity. days of each other six months ago. write a book on Venetian diplomacy Dr. Dolan could not be reached growing strike, by Machado’s state which he long hao planned. He The funeral will be held Wednes­ Charles Sweet ie the first candi­ COSTELO TRIAL today on toe matter of other local of war decree last week, by the would do this, he said, probably in day morning at 9 o’clock at St. ASKED BY McNEH ABOUT TOWN date fo r constable to file his nom­ persons who will be employed. army's coup d’ etat Saturday and New York or in Ehirope. James’s church. Burial will be in by the overtum of the Machado ination papera. Hie application was St. James’s cemetery. The former ambassador and sec­ The woolen mill in HilUardvUle (Oonthmed From Page One) regime, with a provisional govern­ made at the town clerk's office to­ IS NEARING END retary of state said he did not de­ operated by the E. B. HlUiard Com­ day. ment started yesterday. sire to tell the story of the Cuban Mrs. Janies Ban RIOT AT REFORMATORY; in New Haven planned to meet this pany,-which has been operating on Mrs. James Barr of 15 Rosemary Simple Ceremony revolution now. a curtailed schedule, showed more week to consider AveriU’s opinion. l^olence attended the induction Members of the Daughters of Place died early this morning at toe signs of activity this morning. ’The Scotia will meet at the corner of These officials imder the ruling of Dr. de Cespedes in a simple cere­ BACK TO NORMAL home of her sister, Mrs. William ONE PRISONER ESCAPES major part of the mill was in op­ Winter and Center streets tomor- Fire Captain’s Widow Laughs would be required to determine mony at his home. Several unidenti­ Washington, Aug. 14.—(AP)— Patterson of 81 Brookfield street, whether the exchange of a delin­ eration and there was a large num­ tow night at 7:30 o’clock and will after a long illness. She was 59 fied men fired several shots into the Americans officials noted with evi­ ber of aiitomoblles parked about the quent mortgage for Federal bonds go to the Holloran funeral home A s She Arriyes At Hear­ years of age. residence from a speeding automo­ dent satisfaction today indications mills. Additional help for the op­ to view the body of Mrs. Agnes Boston, Aug. 14.—(AP)—One would be to &e advantage of the bile. No one was hiut there, but the that with United States warships eration of the plant has been adver­ Besides her sister she leaves her inmate was known to have escaped savings depositors. Berr,.a past chief of the organisa­ husband, James Bair; two sons, gimmen later wounded two soldiers. on the scene conditions in Cuba tised for and recently machines that tion. ing. today as a riot threw the Suffolk Some bank officials were repre­ Ten violent deaths were subsequent­ were rapidly returning to normal were located b the Rock Mill In James, Jr., and Norman: and a County House of Correction on sented as believing that too much ly r^rarted; several were members after the dramatic overturn in the Rockville, that has for a number brother,. John M. Dempster. aU of Deer Island, in Boston harbor, into The Past Chief Daughters will this town. Mrs. Barr was a member respansibility is placed on the banka of the dreaded Porra, Machado’s government of the inland. of years been discontinued, have meet at the home of Mrs. Margaret an uproar. trustees and directors by the rul- secret police. Secretary Hill said be had in­ been moved from the RockvlUe mill Salem, Mass., A ug. 14— (A P )— of toe Rojral Neighbors and a past Large squads' of police were Brown of 20 Arch street tomorrow Jessie B. Costello, laughing as she ter- On Saturday, 21 were killed and structed that a Cuban vessal arriv­ to the mills in Hllllardvllle. night at 8 o’clock. chief of toe Daughters of Scotia. rushed to toe scene from Wlnthrop HcNeil's letter to the governor more than 200 wotmded, and the ing at Key West wifo members of ran toe gauntlet oi 700 peraons who The foneral will be held Wednes­ and Boston in response to ilot calls. have gathered in front of toe (Jourt foD ow s: total number c£ deaths in the revo­ former President Gerardo Macha­ Mrs. George Mahoney of Phila­ Ronald H. Ferguson, of The day afternoon at 3 o’cloex at the Although four or five men were . ''Dear Governor Cross: lution climbed to about 50. do’s family aboard be permitted to delphia, Pa., is spending two weeks House, today heard toe opening ot HoUoran funeral home on Center known to have gained the mainland, Herald; will attend a meeting of toe defense argument which she *T bdieve that you will find no Selection of the new Cabinet pro­ land on American soil, without hin­ with Mr, and Mrs. Vrthu. W. An­ Connecticut n<^wspaper publishers in street. Rev. Leonecific act au­ denly demanded political recognition Judge will deliver bis charge and toe afternoon at toe North Methodist STATE and thereby changed the basis of and carousing which aroused some Exposition in C3iicago. case will be in the bands of the church to Eric (Jra,v8baw, son of thorizing Fairfield county to pro­ concern yesterday. (Contlniied From Psire One) ceed witii the Merritt highway. Al­ the Cabinet selection. A decidedly jury, it was expected, tomorrow Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Crawsbaw, of oppositionist government, and not Reports received here said Com­ The tonsil and adenoid clinic will afternoon. 66 Stephen streeL Rev. Marvin S. so 'a goieral «8n«hiing act* pom it- mander Howard and other officers in 50 feet of scores of people. Over a concentration Cabinet, was con be held tomorrow morning at 16 (Jlark, first raised a question as Stocki^ performed toe ceremony *7'm nebedft ting any town or city to borrow for of the two American destroyers aequently produced. o’clock at the Health Center on fence was torn to whether toe dead fire captain, and toe single ring service was fool—but Vrt 'public works’ iidiat^er amount the called on President Carlos Manuel down bj the first crash. Dr. de Cespedes this morning an­ Haynes, street. really bad been murdered, used. Connecticut Federal board is will­ de Cespedes today and expected to At the hospital this afternoon it got a babyr nounced his additional choices, “The first thing toe government ‘The maid of honor was Miss Anne ing to lend for whatever projects visit ofoer officials. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hill of was learned that Alfred RobiUard pfis board is willing to approve. among them: secretary of justice, must establish in this case, to a Fluckiger of Rockville and the best It was emphasized a^ the State South Main street spent the week­ suffered a bad fracture of the right moral certainty, is that a murder ' "This needed highway cannot be Carlos Saladrigas, an A. B. C. mem­ Department that the warships were leg; Mrs, Eva Degneault and Nor­ man was Frank Crawjbaw of ber; treasury Joaquin Martinez end at the Behnfield cottage at has been committed,” Clark said, (Jbestnut street brother of toe constructed imder our present road dispatched -nly after the new gov­ Watch Hill. man RobiUard possible fractures of Saenz, A. B. C.; pubUc works “H you are lead to speculation or groom. The bridesmaids were Miss program for many years to come, ernment head^ by Dr. De Cespedes I,the skuU and Mrs. RobiUard and Eduardo J. Chibas, A. B. C.; agricul­ conjecture as this points, you will go Florence Wilson, of Arch street, hut by an application to our board had approved and that the purpose Mrs. James Kilpatrick and family Tfrs. Ida Lamoteh, possible frac­ ture Rafael Santos Jimene.., Na­ no further. That is toe end and this town, and Miss Esther Metcalf, funds may be available to start was to lend a steadying effect to of Clinton street and' Mrs. Kll- tures of the ribs and internal in- tionalist party; pubUc instruction, that is toe collapse ot toe govern­ of Pleasant street, this town. The W s work immediately. the new regime. patrick’s notber-in-law, Mrs. Mary ^'**^®*' • “Yours very truly, Guillermo Belt, A. B. C.; chief of ment’s case. You have no ^ b t to ’The action was intended to help KilpatricK, and Miss Emme Wabrek ' “ ushers were Morgan Lord, of Elling­ JSIgned) ARCHIBALD McNEIL." the Havana Central district, Stanis­ convict Jessie B. Costello on su.'- ton, Milton Nelson of Armory prevent the rejoicing uver the of Maple street are spending a week piclon." lao Cartaya, Nationalist. street, this town, Kenneth May of change in government from de­ at Point O’Woods Beach. Mr. Kil­ Breaks In (Jhain The Liberal Party, of which lE A N O R A DUSE LODGE veloping into conditions throughout patrick spent the week-end with hif “There is nothing in this case to Washington street, Hartford and HOSPITAL NOTES Machado is s member, and the the island which might prevent fam ily. show whether William (Josteilo died Wallace PreUe of Prospect street, Popular Party were not represent­ speedy reorganization under the HAS ANNUAL BANQUET by murder, accident or suicide. Rockville. ed. new administration. About 40 4-H (Jlub members and He said the defense would show The bride wore a gown of mous­ Speaks 6 Languages Authoritative sources here said seline de soi. Princess style with MARY Mrs. William Scott and twin their parents attended an all day "break after break in this -'bain ot daughters, Constance May and Car­ Dr. de Cespedes (pronoimced the rejoicing over the fall of the outing yesterday at .^ake George. Group Of S8 Attend Affair On circumstantial evidence.” yoke of organdie, a short veil of olyn Ann of 69 Bigelow street, Mrs. sess-pay-dess) was 62 years old Macha^ regime resulted in the Mass. Swimming occup'ed most of Remember gentlemen, circum­ tulle with ruffle trim and carried a Saturday. His father participated Keeney Street— JoeeiUi Got* bouquet of sweet peas and roses.The John Koop and infant son of 599 soldiers In Havana fraternizing with the day, with i picnic lunch, con­ ta Is Caterer* stantial evidence depends not upm STEVENS,M.D. Center street, Donald Ryan of 94 in the first revolution against Spain crowds of rioters, leading to appre­ sisting of salads, beans, cake, o6f- its strongest, but upon its weakest maid of honor wore Nile green \ M nr fU T Ht n\ lut . tfl Foster street; Alfred Woelk of 162 in 1868. Educated in Europe, he hension yesterday tbs* the military fee and watermelons, being served Unk.” organdie with bat and accessories Birch street were discharged Satur­ speaks six languages. might not be able to restore order. about noon. The club members had Fifty-eight members of Eleanor Clark asked “are we trying Jessie to match and carried, yellow roses. day. From 1914 until 1922, he was the However, official Washington noted as their guest yesterday, Mrs. Itob- Duse Lodge, Daughters of Italy, at­ Costello for profanity?” Tbs bridesmaids wore peach organ­ Y FRANCIS Allan Washington of 47 BrooUne minister to the United States. On that military control was estab­ ert Taber, Assistant Hartford tended toe lodge’s annual 'banquet “If we stepped into the court die trimmed in Nile green with Special! BING CROSBY .^venue, Hartford w ar discharged his return he. was named secretary lished last night and that the new (Jounty Farm Bureau Agent who in Sons of Italy Hall on Keeney room toe first few days ot this trial, berets and accessories to match and in “Sing Bing, Stag” and John Groman of 28 Flower of state. In 1926, he was sent to government seemed to have the sit­ was formerly Miss Genella Dodge If street yesterday. The tables looked we would wonder if Jessie B. Cos- carried roses. The flower girl. Miss street was admitted Sunday. Paris as minister. uation well in hand. New Hampshire. The tarty re­ attractive with their bouquets of tel'o was being tried for profanity f’ancy Jean Badmington, of Rock­ Manchester, Look! ■ Alfred RobiUard 22, of 306 Mc­ The provisional president has high turned to town about 6 o’clock last seasonable garden flowers and toe and vulgarity.” ville, wore orchid organdie and car-< Wed. and Thun, ''The Wreck­ Gowan street. Fall river and Mrs. hopes for the future: N. Y. OFFICE RAIDED dinner was served about noon by Clark said the government bad n ig h t ried a basket of mixed floweis. er” and "Disgraced”. Valeda RobiUard and two sons, Al­ “The plan of my government,” h4 New York, Aug. 14—(AP) — A Joseph GotU of East Hartford. A "defaulted on its promissory A reception was held immediately Soon for 6 Days, fred, 22, and Norman. 9, of 3''“ ?fc- told the Associated Press, “is______ful- crowd of about 40 persons raided the Mrs. C. A. Dwlre of Linden street number of toe membirs who were notes.” foUowing toe ceremony in toe “TUGBOAT ANNIE” Gowan street. Fall river. Mass., and I fillment of the patriotic and repre- office of the Cuban consulate gener­ returned yerterday after a week’s called on for speeches responded, “Is there any evidence ot her be­ church parlors and toe couple left Mrs. Ida Lamothe of 1050 Stafford sentative desires of the entire Cuban al at 17 Battery place today and stay at the BehniQeld C ottage on and Miss Jennie Raymander, presi­ ing a profane person except from immediately after the reception for road and Mrs. Eva Daigneault of people—restoration of normal con- took a bust of former President Fort Road, Watch HIU. dent of toe Junior Daughters of the poisoned Ups of John (Josteilo. a trip to toe Century of Progress 1926 Rodman street, i^'aU River I ditions in every order of affairs Gerardo Machado. Italy, who was a guest at toe ban­ 'Is there any proof she was lewd Eheposition in Chicago. were admitted following an auto­ throughout the coimtry, and es- A request for police assistance Mr. and Mrs. William M. Ander­ quet yesterday, also spoke a few except from toe leprous lips of Ed­ mobile accident at North Coventoy _I______tablishment^ of moral peace every- was made to -police headejuarters. son of 40 Hemlock street were words. \ ward J. McMahon? this morning. wh^e in order that the^^ neonie crowd gathered in front o f pleasantly surprised by about 12 - f Following toe dinner, toe after­ (JosteUo, brother of toe dead man, Fitzpatrick-Keneski MANCHESTER Mrs. Wilfred Johnaton and infant may continue to foUow the p ? S t w ay their friends fr'-m tot town, Hart­ bad testified that the defendant bad Francis Fitspatrick of North into the building. noon was spent playing games and toughter of 25 North School street; | of life and happiness in theS orS ^ hmwino- ford and Philadelphia Saturday dancing was enjoyed in toe evening used profanity in referring to her School street and Miss Helen Ken- TUESDAY,-! C- Mrs. Jesse Hills and infant daugh­ nary walks. There was little disorder and night. The Andersons moved into father, Andrew J. Fyfe, and Eldward eski of Mystit were married in when police arrived the raidera had with music being furnished by mem­ ter of Andover; Mrs. Joseph Pas- “I sincerely hope that we will oe their new ’-'m e on Hemlock street bers from toe Sons of Italy Lodge. McMahon, a former MUceman, bad that town this morning at 9:30. AUGUST A O qualini and infant daughter of 10 left the building, carrying the bust able to establish economic relations recently, and received a Hack and The affair was in charge of Mrs. testified to an allegM affair with There was a wedding jreakfast Olcott street; Leonard Slater of w ith them. 2 P. M. AND 8 P. M. satisfactory and beneficial to both white hamper as a gift from their Lena Cignetti who was ably asslat- her. served at the uome of toe bride’s Glastonbury, were discharged today. ONE DAY ONLY! Cuba and the United States.” friends. A social time singing and de by Mrs. Mary Della Fera. parents foUowing toe ceremony. Miss Geraldine Roberts 16, of 4 FAMILY IN KEY WEST. They were attuidea by Misa Annie DOrOHBRTY LOT Gerardo Machado took to political games as well as toe buffet lunch- [ mCLD UNDER BONDS Chapel street was given emergency exile in Nassau th. ^Mlami, Fla., Aug. 14.—(AP)—The eon served late 'n toe evening were ' Fit^Mitrick, Ji brideemaJd and John tr M m e a t .t the hospital tast higbl | Miami Daily News’ Key West cor­ enjoyed by ev,eryone. i Keneski, as groomsman. Tliis after­ for a cut on her chin. respondent says six members of the New Britain. -Vug. 14.— (A P ) — noon they axe to come to Manches­ “My love is for Cuba,’’ he said OPEN FORUM K A Y BROS. family of deposed President Gerardo Joseph Stachelitid, 25. of 19 Derby ter and a reception wUi be held at I after he arrived, tired and without Miss Helen Richmond of South ! street, was In police court today on Machado of (Juba, Including Mrs. the home oi the bridegroom’s moth­ CONTRACTORS NEW CODE. baggage, at a hotel. Main street is enjoying a vacation I ZONING LAW NEEDED a charge of criminal negUgmee, Machado, arrived in Key West at at toe Behnfield cottage at "7atch ' er on North School .'street this eve­ “History has shown that my work 10 a. m. today aboard the private toe aftermath of an automobile acci­ CIRCUS HiU. iI Editor, The Herald: dent in which his mother, Mrs. Rose ning. They wlU make their home in Hartford, Aug. 14.— (AP)— Until I has been Yoo we find that there street, last week. His bearing was sort of code the awarding of con­ I go, I obey. There wUl soon be safe conduct and there was no dem­ yesterday in toe Methodist (Jhurcb is no way other th*n through toe set for August 28, and he was re­ tracts for the construction of high­ I stability in (Juba.’ onstration of hostility by members ways within the state wUI be de- in East Blackstone, Mass., toe building inspector that we can leased on a 11,000 bond. Several NEW LONDON OPENS PoUce guarded the plane in which of the extensive Cuban colony at church where he served his first take action to protect our residen­ fem d, it was announced tuia after­ I he fiew from Havana ciaturday other persons Injured In the accident Key West the correspdndent re­ pastorate in toe New England tial property a^^dnst business in are still in New Britain general hos­ noon by Deputy State Highway afternoon. Patrols were estabUshed ported. Southern Conference in 1886, toe trusion. A blacksmith shop is be­ pital. HOME LOAN OITICE Com m issioner BUmer C. W eldon. I about his hotel in Nassau. Sheriff ’Thompson, the report said, A group of contractors gathered ______year of graduation from toe Theo­ ing erected starting Monday on Stachelskl was driving a small (Ooattnned from Page One) The veteran commander of Cuban requested military protection for the logical School of Boston University. William street right next to good truck in which relatives and friends in the hall of the House for th§ pur- I revolutionary forces____ in____ Cuba __ from party_ and__ this___ was__ provided by Col __ It was toe closing day oi an Old residential property. The man who were riding when it left the road Homs Loan Aot and to obtain K***® r^d on ten 1895 to 1898, was dected j resident I onel Woodward, ruking officer of Home Week celebration in this Old is building it has plenty of room on and struck a pole. His mother was new sfhte road jobs resolved into a|in 1924. th^ National Guard at Key West forms for making appUcationa for meeting for toe Bay State vUlage, and Mr. Wor his property for suoh a shop with­ killed instantly. loans. discussion of a Machadists were relentlessly probable code. ward was pleased to meet several out putting it right next to resi­ District Manager T. J. SuUlvan hunted yesterday. ’The army took , k h i i c i i » v a T v m of those whom he knew 47 years dences. said that itypUcationa were received In announcing toe postponement steps to^y, however, to enforce law ' k i i j

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tunate. Regardless of the reputa­ Rockville, and a sister, Mrs. Her­ sld, BOB of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 6r- CHIEF USAVE8 POST tloas. First Selectman WUham H. Floyd Bcnhatt FiaM at S:4T a .;s t f tion of the Hockanum Mills Com­ bert D. West, and a orotber, Henry lowski of Rockville, vill be unltM Eustlce. last nif^t stated that a. a t today fOr PbilsdMiS. M i BANKS MAY ACCEPT pany, headed by Coi. Francis T. ’Theure*, all of Rockville. in marriage at St. Bernard’s Catho­ Tenyville. Conn., Aug. 14.— (AR) BueUey is on a week’s vacation. first stop on 4 goodwill flight whUdT ROCKVILLE Maxwell, “is a manufacturer of The fimeral of Mrs. Rosenberg lic Church on Tuesday morning at —Considerable anxiety is felt among However, eariier In-the week, Eue- will takf him over the couafijL ^ 9 o’clock. tice was unaware of the chiefs va­ only the highest class worsteds and will be held 'rom her late home at town officials here over the heaAh The tour wiU rs^pdrs a oetmla St HOME i m BONDS woolens, during the past few years 84 Snipsic street on Tuesday after­ cation plans and regarded him as memths sad will Die similar.to th* this firm has sought business from noon at 2:30 o’clock. Rev. Dr. of Chief of Police George’ Buckley off duty without authority. one he and Harold Gatty mgda after all sources to 'keep its machinery George S. Brookes, pastor of the SOUTH METHODIST CHOIR who has been abnent from bis pofit their flight around' the w ^ d two Can’t Be Exchanged A s In­ WOOLEN CODE DRIVES in operation. More than one million Union Congregational Church will for nearly a wedc. Wblle some offi­ years ago. > yards of upholstery cloth was man­ officiate. Burial will be in the fam­ cials ‘ maintained that-Buckley is GOOD w n i. TUP COSTS UP ONE-THIRD ufactured for the automobile indus­ ily plot in Grove Hill Cemetery. ENJOYS ANNUAL OUTTRG absent without leave, having de­ vestment And Only To try as a means of finding business. Mrs. Victoria Bonffard parted abruptly last Monday, with­ Brooklyn, N. Y., Aug. 14— Wiley The average dspth of the world’s This cloth was rejSorted as manu­ Mrs. Victoria Beaudoin Bouffard, out leaving any notice of his inten- Post, around the world flier, left oceans is 12,000 feet Manufacturers Find Increased factured at ■» reported profit of only aged 66 years, of 88 Union street, Rev. and Mrs. Harris Guests Help Depositors. one cent a 3rard. died at the home of her daughter, At Party'At Hohenthal Cot' Pay And Reduced Hours Less than one hundred people Mrs. Frederick T. Hartenstein at Will Add $20,000 To, Pay tage In Coventry Saturday^ Through a ruling made Saturday from the ten thousand population 6:30 o’clock Sunday morning. Death ------K.EBXJB’.#’ afternoon by Deputy Attorney Gen­ RoUs. STiffered from poverty and the was caused by complications follow­ “The members of the South Meth­ eral Ernes* R. Averill, savings township turned down government ing a long illness. odist church choir, accompanied hy aid for its poor which was also a Mrs. Bouffard was bom In Cana­ banks and state b«mk£ and trust The National Recovery Act which their wives and husbands, and with DCJLw imh to good ^urm ktn companies in Connecticut may ex­ goes into effect in the woolen mills remarkable record. y da but resided in this country for the ^ v . L. C. Harris and Mrs. change delinquent mortgages for Town Election Today many years, coming to Rockville Harris as invited g^uests, had a ol RocKville today is expected to from Meriden, 32 years ago. bonds of the Home Owners Loan ’The special town election in hope most enjoyable picnic on Saturday add 32 per cent to the costs of Mrs. Bouffard is survived by two afternoon. Leaving the church by Corporation. The bonds may not 'oe manufacturing woolen a .< worsted of cutting down the election ex­ purchased for investment Attorney penses of the town of Vernon, daughters, trs. Frederick T. Hart­ autos they proceeded to the Hohep* goods in the RockviUe mills. ’The enstein with whom she made her thal cottage at Coventry Lake, Now Offering The Famous General Averill advised, and can be hours of 'abor have been reduced which includes the city of Rockville, exchanged for mortgage deeds in is being held today. Indications are home and Mrs. Elva Baub; one son, where on arrival bathing salts from 55 hours to 40 hours and in Wallace Bouffard of Rockville and were donned and a most enjoyable default only if the directors and addition to the same wages for the that the vote of the taxp: yers will trustees of the financial institution practically be unanimous for the two brothers, Henry Beaudoin of time was had swimming and play­ shorter hou*^, an increase in ten Meriden and Edward Beaudoin of deem it to be to the interest of de elimination of the annual election ing water polo. per cent has been granted as an in Canada; also two grandchildren, Following this the group entered positors. • crease. and the substitution of the biennial ‘‘Lynn” Range Oil Burners The ruling was greeted by both election. Margaret and Ruth Hartenstein of into a series of games which includ­ Heretofore the seven factories of Rockville. bankers and investors as being of Within the past forty-eight hours ed volley ball, 'throwing the bean the Hockanum MiUs Company The fimeral of Mrs. Bouffard will bag, horseshoe pitching and other great relief to home owners and which have not suffered from de­ several prominent citizens have banks in carryii^ out the provisions come forward with the doubt in be held from the home of her games. In “Bam Yard Quoits" a Ten years ago ths pression, have woT'ked two shifts daughter, Mrs. Frederick T. Hart­ very close game was played be­ of the Home Loan Act passed by weekly for a total of 115 hours. theiB mind that the change in the makers of Ljmn Oil the last Congress. The banking enstein of 88 Union street on Wed­ tween teams made up of Rev. Har­ Now with the change the maxi­ city charter will result In the sav­ laws this state do not allow nesday morning at 8:30 o’clock and ris and Harry Anderson against Burners produced one of a£ mum number of hours are limited ing which was first antic'pated by bonds kO be taken over by the banks from St. Bernard’s Catholic Church Fred Bendall and Bob Von Deck to 80 hours per w e^ for two shifts those who udvocate<* the change. the first satisfactory do­ as investments if the bonds are not at 9 o’clock. Rev. George T. Sin- which resulted In a win by the of labor. ’The advtm'tages of the new The polls are open from 5:30 guaranteed for payment by the nott, pastor, will officiate at a sol­ Bendall team by a one-point mar­ mestic oil heating units. schedule wiU not be known for at o’clock this morning until 5:30 United States. The laws are rigid emn requiem high mass. Burial gin. At the game of shooting the least two weeks as there will not o’clock standard Onre, this after­ in regard to investment restrictions will be in the family plot in St. Ber­ bean bag several of the ladies prov­ be a regular dinner hoAr as has noon. Less than onc-half of the Today they manufac­ on the banks It had been thought nard’s Cemetery. ed themselves adept, and in partic­ been customary in the Rockville regular vote is expected to be cast. that a considerable amount of the Notes ular Mrs. Robert Olson. ture the best range oil factories in the past. Postmastershlp in Doubt James Farrell, of Manchester, relief provided by the bill would Refreshments consisting of hot burners that engineer­ not apply here becarise of these Where the mills are to operate on Information is expected from formerly of Rockville, has returned dogs, baked beans, cake and coffCe‘ laws, but the Attorney General’s the two shift basis, there will only Washington, D. C., within twenty- to this city where he has accepted were served by a committee head­ ing skill has yet devel­ b - 15 minute dinner or lunch peri­ four hours as to who the successful ruling removes that obstacle. the position as night “ chef” in the ed by Mrs. Eunice Hohenthal. oped. Now the banks may cooperate in ods, the shift starting at 7 a. m. candidate will be for the appoint­ Rack-A-Way Lunch conducted by John Hand kindly placed at the assisting all home owners who are working unti' noon and then from ment as postmaster at Rockville. William V. Sweeney on Market wrvice of the group a targe room in actual distress without fearing 12:15 to 3:15 p. m. The second The question has been hanging fire street. Mr. Farrell took up his in his cottage, and when Ciws shades They. have cashed in the state banking law restrictions shift will start at 3:30 p. m. work­ since last January end fia a result duUes on Sunday evening and will of evening began to fall, adjourn­ providing of course they meet with ing until 7:30 p. m. and then a Postmaster George E. Dickinson has have charge of the dining room. ’The ment was made there and a period on their investment in the provisions laid down in the lunch period from 7:30 to 7:45 p. held over ir office. The last word dining room in the day time is in of choral singing was enjoyed with years of laboratory ex­ opinion of Deputy Attorney General m. and finishing the second shift pe­ from Washington is that Maurice L. charge of Miss Agnes O’Brien who piano accompaniment by Archib^d Averill. riod at 11:45 r. m. Fpurling is the favorite for the is also widely known for her home Sessions. perience and actual serv­ Where the mills are to work only Democratic appointment as the cooking. ice in 150,000 homes. on the one shift basis, they will nominee of Senator Augustine Lon- Court Foresters Pride, the Juve­ VOLCANO DISCOVERED DR. DOLAN HEADS start a'. 7 a. m. until 12:00 noon and ergan, a former Rockville resident. nile Court, Foresters of America, from 1 to 4 p. m. A second rumor places John J. went to Rc-'ky Point, R. I., on Sun­ Billings, Mont., Aug. 14;— (AP)— The biggest disadvantage to be McKenna, n ^w guard leader, in the day for their {umual outing. The Discovery of the crater of an ^ - STATE NRA GROUP encoimtered will be in the feeding limelight as the candidate backed by party left Rockville by bus at 8:30 Unct volcano, the first to be found of the employees at the mill during Dr. Edward G. Dolan of Manches­ o’clock in the morning and re­ in this section, is announced by the short lunch periods both at ter, new guard leader, recently ap­ Lynn Features Members of the State NRA Board turned late last evening. Dr. W. T. ’Thom, head of the Prince­ noon and night. ’The suggestion has pointed Collector of Intemsd Reve­ The basebal* teams from the U. ton Geologfic^ Research Expedition s ^hich will have charge of NRA been made that the local lunch interests in Connecticut, met Friday nue for Connecticut. Other candi­ S. Coast Guara Station at New in the Beartboth mountains. of Leadership: rooms and restaurants nrepare spe­ dates are considered out of the pic­ London visited Rockville on Sunday The volcano is believed to have in the office of Governor Cross at cial meals which can be taken to the State Capitol at Hartford and ture by both elements of the party. afternoon to play the fast team of been active about the time the the mills either for the day or Mrs. Mary M. Rosenberg the Clerks A. C. The visitors took dinosaur gave way to the earliest New die-cAst bottle elected Dr. Edward G. Dolan, newly night shift. This plan is now being appointed Collector of Internal Mrs. Mary M. Rosenberg, aged the honors ' v a score of 9 to 7 and forms of mammal life. At this rate. worked out and will be announced 77, widow ol the late Jacob Rosen­ as a result were entertained at a Dr. Thom said, it is about 100 mil­ stand in satin silver Revenue, as chairman. within twenty-four hours. In addition, to Dr. Dolan, the berg, died Saturday at her home at turkey dinner at the Rock-A-Way lion years old. finish. The fact that the new woolea members of the board are Frank 34 Snipsic street. Death was caused lunch by. thf losing team. He attached the greater interest 'X code will cost the manufacturers Coster, president of McKesson & by complica* ons following a short The Rockville Emblem Club will to the find for the value it may New packingless die-cast approximately one-third additional, Robbins and Milton MacDonala, illness. Mrs Rosenberg was born hold their final card party of the have in substantiating a theory the Lynn leakproof valve. Hartford labor official. will mean that approximately $20,- in Rockville, February 28, ’ 856, the summer season on Wednesday aft­ Beartooth mountains, north of Yel­ 000 additional will be available to Senator Frank Bergin of New daughter of John and Margaret ernoon at the Elks Home The Past lowstone Park, were created by a New burner cones for in­ Haven; Fannie Dixon Welch of Co­ be spent in Rockville weekly. The (Raisch) Theurer. For p number of Presidents of the Emblem Club will vast “blister," which later was lumbia, Democratic National Com- pay rolls of the 'ocal i i’'~ amount years Mrs. Rosenberg resided in be in charge. The proceeds from broken by the eruption of numer­ creased capacity. * ' to approximately $60,000 weekly at mitteewoman; E. Kent Hubbard of New York City but for the past this affair will be used for the char­ ous small volcanoes. FREE— For a limited time (mly. Middletown, president of the State the present time. With a general twenty-three years resided In Rock­ ity work to be undertaken this fall New adjustable burner Manufacturers’ Association; Sen­ increase of $20,000 in wages and ville. by the members of the Emblem base to fit all stoves ator William Fitzgerald of Norwich, additional time for the spending of Mrs. Rosenberg was a member of Club. deputy state labor commissioner; the increased wages, a general im­ the Union Congregational Church Rev. Francis C. Hinchey, assist­ SUNBURN Oil Supply Tank and 25 perfectly. Joseph M. Halloran of New Britain, provement n the business affairs of and took active part in all church ant pastor of St. Bernard’s Catholic ^ Relieve the soreneu, prSvent bHia Rockville arc anticipated. And« the old central assistant clerk of the State Senate; activities despite her advanced age. Church, is enjoying his annual va­ teri, dryneg and roughneu bjr u may be sold aboard at a premium. such a beautiful finish can be obtained. LUXE LYNN are made up of a drop forginf, Just bow much of a profit can be thus eliminating the usual type of carbon trap made up of nipples and pipe fittings with made on this shipping arrangement 6. —THE OIL BASIN has a large oil strainer is still a matter of some conjecture. through which the oil paases upward rather than screwed joints that give ample opportunity for The fixed price of gold here is ‘‘Smooth As Velvet” downward as in moat oil bumera. This keeps leakage. Tliere are no Joints of this natim in $20.67 an ounce, whereas in the tha^atrainer at all times clean, as the sediment the ‘DeLuxe LYNN carbon trap. It is one solid “free" market of England the metal New Method’s “ VELVET-FINISH” is a specially prepared dressing' so d r ^ to the bottom of an especialty large filter­ piece drilled out. bring around $30 an ounce. At the ing compartment same time, shipping costs and high­ desired by the well-dressed man. A smoothness that delights the a y ^ 13. —THE QUALITY OF MATERIAL used er production costs generally may 7. —THESE OIL BASINS are so const^cted throughout every part' of the DeLuxe LYNN shade the net returns of many of collars set just right—-real comfort—prolonged life of a shirt. Of v that the mechanism for the Autopulse pump may burner is the best grade obtainable, which mokea the companies that contemplate ex­ be instsdled In them, thus eliminating the neces­ an Investment in a LYNN, a safe long term la- ports. mismng butte furnished by the July reports of Buy Your New You Get tka ^ he leading railroads. Most of the *etums for that month will begin Kitehea Range (M Low Price ! . » come in during the next week •r ten days. Net income of some on our unto •f the carriers, it is felt, may not A (Complete Laundering and Dry Cleaning: Service ODpofite Sdiool ook so good because m^ntenance 61-99 Albany Avenue, Hartford August Range Sale M ondiaafnr Septei bar le t - oQienses Jumped substantially dur- Bg the month. At the same time, i / . ' - V hough, comparisons with last year tfobably will be quite optii^tic.

■ J-. ■ Viii- -•■Vr"' •’ .V.-' c 'r.- ‘ , ^ 7 ‘ r' PAfflB POTJS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN# MONDAY, AUGUET14,1W » aetuM wlMlta U , bla son, who ia foUowlnf in bu wbrt thought to -be hispfred* of the emit aiwaar. Why bom* la Oonaeetleut and which Is bassador WallM that thars is no Heaven. f k n v e the dlanrlrrtitn’ intention of iotarventlon in Cuba foototopa, will eany on tbe family < I not Ukdy to be forgottsn in the tradition of the sea. Many perale becoma gieatty to o e e r " fUl of 1984. by tbe United States fovemment. Cwtain Bartbelemy senrsd on HEALTH-DIET ADVICE alamied on obeervtng cne in epilep- Aaawe 1 euggeat eiRtte away ae Ithaa alrs4lf» beea £nralng flrralb ^niere are Interests, some of tbsm a submarine chaser In the Dardan­ BY UK. FRANK McCUY tie eonvuMons, but It ia wall to tbe em et elles during toe war. . . He re­ realize that very little treatment "toasted” la the o rlg ^ baatag of PUBU18H£U SJf T H a ______PB IC B BOCMBTDfO American and some of them Eluro- (loeattoas la ragard ts Haaltfe and Diet tbe loaf, aad It win burn before the HEKALD PRINTING COMPANT. IHC. members when 12 iblpe laden with can -ba ized during a falling fit of peaa, wfaleb not be at all pleas­ IS BtaMlI StrMt Announcement by several manu­ win men end euppbes left port togeth­ be aoBwerad by Ur. MaOay wba can toe Grand Mai type, oee Inside of tbe illoe Is auffloentiy HaneliMtcr, Cobb. facturers a very Important ed with this development. These er and only one reached Its des­ ba addrasasd la c b m of this paper. Eo- that the patient le comfortable, le dextrlaiaed. Tha average whole- THOMAS PEI.nUSOM eloM stamped, self addreaiad eavatopek wbeat bread, whfoh Is made partly Gaaoral MaBagot household appUance that prices interests are extremely aadoos tination. He haa 12 war medals, girea bfeathlng room and that some toe highest medal given tar rapljr. ^ soft object le placed betjreen the ot wbite gour, nay he used la mak­ will be advanced September 1, tbe that the government at Washing­ Foandad Oetobar I, ISSl. for 'naval eei^e. But be is-a teeth to prevent biting toe tongue ing Melba toast, but tha real whole­ ; Pabllabad Bvary OroBlBg Bseapt amount of the contemplated ad* ton should take over control in wheat bread. If toasted tbmugh. de­ Sundays and Holldaya Bntsrsd at tbs simple, direct, genuine person who MANY TYPES OW EPILEPSY ^tioa with and he partlany matiied or inner side ot the cheeks. A clean Post Offtcs at Manchester, Conn., as vance being specified, will cause Cubs. They are anxious as to what carss nothing to t display. by othar diaorders. In fact, alm ost haadkarehlaf la probably the beet; velops a Uttar taste beeauae ef the Second Class Mall Matter. may happen to their Investments if In his qtiarters he has enter­ Bpiispsy cornea from tha Oraek all falling fits may oome under tbe however, take care not to Injure the burning of the protelp aad braa N SUBSCRIPTION RATES considerable apprehension on the elements. Wholewheat bread only tained most of America's celebri­ word meaalag “leisure” and the beading ot epUepay. gums in trying to Insert tbe ob- One Sear, by mall ...... SAOU part of thinkinf peoide lest there Cuba, governing herself according ties at one tin>e or another, on one partlaUy toasted malus n i axeettent Per Month, by mail ...... f .SO je^ One does not need to try to is indicated here a seriously mis­ to tbe popular will, develops liber­ ot bis ships or another. term usually refers to falling fits A large percentage ot cases de­ food If there le no reason why yon Single copies ...... | .St velop before the age ot fifteen in stop toe seizure as It will stop by Oellvered. one year ...... $9.00 alism to such a point as to Imperil Douglas Fairbanks Is toe most which m ay at called seizures or x »- should no. use tbe starch wUeb It taken policy. vulilons. There are thret prindpal boys and tha age of sixteen in girls. Itself, and there Is nothl. •>. that can their millions. It looks, however, active passenger the French Lino contains. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED These manufactureers corns un­ b— ever bad, and toe earileet forms of epilepsy, rhe most severe Comparatively few cases develop in be readll. done to ' arouse the pa- PRESfe as if they would have to take their later years, and, U you have escap­ tianL Aftei tbt attack the patient I The Associated Press is exclusively der a code which will, of course, riser . . . Peter Amo is one ot the type is called Grand Mai and dur- (Waterbraah) mg toe selziire toe patient may fall ed up to the age of thirty, you will should be allowed U sleep if he is entitled to the use for republlcatlon substantially increase the cost of chances. most entertaining . . , Ina CUire Question: Mrs. C writes: 'WIU of all nows dispatches credited to It sticks to her stateroom most per­ to the fioor, the muscles jerking probably never develop this dis­ able. production. Yet there has always Not only in the Washington Ad­ you please tell me what eauaee or not otherwise credited In this sistently . . . Nicole, toe New York wildly, the patient frothing at the order. There is one exception to this People affected with tola disorder .paper and also the local news'pub- ministration but throughout tbe waterbraeb? It botoeis b m through illshed herein. been a widespread conviction that hetmaker, is tbe most vtvadoua. mouth while unconscious. About ten and that is toe type at e ^ e p s y usually endure keen mental auffer- country it is being increasingly rec­ which follows an injury of toe head. ing because of it, but the sensible the night. Is it some kind of indi­ ’ All rights of republlcatlon of there existed a wide spread between minutes is toe average length of gestion, and what do you think ispebtai dispatches herein are also re* time for a convulsion this kind to It! some cases ot this tj^ie the at­ thing ie to regtfd the attacks In production and consumer prices in ognized that tbe time has come at would stop it?” ; served. BEHIND THE SCENES IN last. The patient is sometimes tacks do not appear tmtU severai much tbe same way as one woula their line, and there is considerable when Cuba must be operated for Answer: Wateibrash usually Full service client of N E A Ser* I ■everaly injured during toe fall. years after toe injury Experts are think of a passing diecomfort like a tVlco. Inc. question whether they could show the benefit of the Cuban people and Tha second type of epilepay ia pointing out tost, as a result of toe toothache, wMCb may interfere with com es from overeating or using liquids with ySur meals. Try cutting Publisher’s Representative; The that the annoimced increase in not for that of foreign groups and much milder and is called Petit Mai frequent automobile accideub whicn one’s work but certainly does not Jnwn on toe amotmt of food yon are Julius Mathews Special Agency—.New prices is really essential to the foreign capital. and ueually consists of a temporary bring about severe bead shocks, we make one an outcast. Many peopie Fork. Chicago. Detroit and Boston. may expect more of those cases of neglect epilepay because of toe pre­ usmg at dinner ano do not use any profitable conduct of their business. loss of consciousness without con- vultions. Tbe patient may stare epilepsy which develop later in life. valent idea that it is incurable. This liquids at all after three o’clock In MEMBER ADDTT BUREAU OF "BIG BUSINESS^* MORALS CIRCULATIONS. And whether this proposed advance MISS PERKINS straight ahead, forget what ho is Generally tbe sufferer from epi­ is toe wrong attitude. 1 have known toe afternoon. is not in line with a poUcy which. The people of this ceimtry are IS EFFECTIVE doing or drop what Is in his sands. of many recoveries even in toe most The Herald Printing Company, Inc., lepsy has not way of *einwg when assumes no flnanelai responsibility If followed generally throughout all receiving, just at this time, the ON STEEL CODE Sometimes the attacks comslit only he will have another seizure, al­ severe of these eases. (Definition ef Arthritis) (In Monday's article I will tell QuesUoo: Peter H. asks: *What foi typographical errors appearing In the industries, would result in de­ most illuminating demonstration of dizztneaa or eveiything turning though in moa' cases they occur at advertisements In the Manchester Secretary of Labor Advocatca temporarily black. fairly regular intervals. In cases toe you something o t my theories as to le arthritis—what are Its caueeat Evening Herald. ever given of the moral quality feating the purpose of the National ot More Liberal Treatment A third type of epilepsy it called fits may occur only a few times in toe cause of epilepsy). Biveryone seems to have a different MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1933. Recovery Act. "big business” as it has come to be F or Men in MUlx Nobtumai ^ilepsy and all of the many years or they may return defimtlon of it.” The purpose of that act, reduced in recent deeadea There is a des­ seizures occur at nigbL A patient twice a month or oftener. Many QCESI^Nq AND ANSWERS A atw et: Arthritis limpiy means By RODNEY DUTCSEB rheum atism in tb e Jolnti*. A cute In- MILK ‘SETTLEMENT” to its A B C terms, is to increase perately ugly spirit of revolt may have such attacks for years men of genhia, such as N ^leon before he discovers from his bitten end Caesar, are said to have been (Why Not Wbotowheat For Melba fiammatory rhetunatism la some­ On the face of it, it is good news the purchasing power of the public, against the National Recovery Act Washington, Aug 14—Secretary tongue and bloodstained pillow that epileptics. In tot past epileptics T o a st?) times found In toe muscles, but that the threatened strike of milk with relation to the nation’s 'indus­ in the soft coal industry, among of Labor France# Perkins regarded bo has them. A patient may have a have been regards'! to two ways: by Question: Mrs. Orville N. writes: most iheumatism, including arthri­ producers in this state has been trial products, to the point where the oil corporations, in the steel in­ her appearance before the NRA mixture of several types of epilepsy. some they were thought to be pos “You say, when making Melba tis, comes .from a deposit of rtietx matic toxins in toe joints. called off. Annoimcement that the the people can buy the goods manu­ dustry and in the offices of Henry steel bearing as toe biggest moment I^ilepsy may appear to conjunc- sessed of devils and by others they toast, to use wbite bread and cut all Board of Milk Control and the factured and thus prevent tbe ac­ Ford. Muttered threats are being in her career to date. So did her friends. cumulation of surplusage and a made of injimctlons, appeals to the state committee of the Farmers They thought she performed National Association have reached consequent halt in production. courts, against the validity of tbe mtoer magnificently as sbe bearded at least a temporary agreement There Is only one way in which this Recovery Act Itself—though it toe steel barons, attacked toe labor section ot toelr code, assailed their provides such an assurance effect can be obtained; that is by a must be obvious to even the. most every argument in defense and urg­ against extreme measures as scaling down of the spread between purblind of the remonstrants that ed an advanced labor program upon will gratify those citisens who production and consumption prices the invalidation of the act would, America’s great basic industry. have been a little nervous to a point considerably bdow where if such invalidation were possible, Anyway, it was toe first time a cabinet member bad ever entered it was in 1929. If manufacturers in throw the nation Into such a state over the prospect of a possible toe toe industrial arena In a major repetition, here, of the impleasant important lines, who always have ef chaos as no one in America has contest on the side of labor. Tbe scenes that have accompanied milk enjoyed tbe benefits of very large aver visualized even in nightmare. occasion may come to be regardec as historic. strikes in various parts of the gross profits when they could sell Yet in their astlgmatlzed self- t may be years Labor's Representative country. godds at aU, now attempt to keep centeredness there are “big busi­ Miss Perkins was keeping bar But there is one factor in the tbe percentage of the gross margin ness men” who would take tbe risk promise to make her department a situation whose interest appears to whsre it was In the boom days, then of bringing this whole structure, "department for labor^’ End her before such low prices they win be doing their part not in down in ruin rather than to jdeid own job one of representing laboi have been altogether overlooked in in the nation’s councils. this so-called settlement. It is pos­ rehabilitation but in defeating the part of their accustomed power. She bad worked long and care­ sible that, because of this forget­ efforts at rehaUlitation. WCU, let them try i t They wiU fully in preparation for the steei bearing. Her statisticians bad Many of the reasons attributed find that the actual court of last can prevail again , * The letter below is on file at our store fulness, the setlement may not, primed her with facts and figures together with hundreds of similar ones after all, settle matters as com­ as the causes of tbe depression, resort in this country consists of a which sbe reeled off frequently ... .an telling of price advances. pletely or as permanently as the while difficult for tbe lay mind to jury of a hundred and twenty-five without benefit of manuscript She conferring parties appear to hope. follow, sum up to the very simple million people. There are ways of engaged Prof. Paul H. Douglas, fa- fact of excessive gross profits in h^dllng courts, if it becomes nec­ moru Chicago expert on wages ana That factor is the consumer. industrial relations, to make a In the. series of conferences some of the largest of Industrial essary to save the nation from month’s study -of toe steel labor which resulted in the week-end lines—those profit-spreads running. them. And there are always air- situatipn. Finally rhe went to steei Here’a what one manufacturer* writes about new prices, ''Actually operating, as we are, under, mills for a first-hand glimpse. truce between wholesale dealers, In Instances, to ten or twenty times pl^es, as Senor Machado found, the *so-called Blanket Code of the Nationally Industrial Recovery Act, we And it necessary to make producers and the Milk Board, so the normal profits which many to carry “big business men” out Leadership Urged an advance in our prices effective imm^iately of 25%." far as we have been able to gather, manufacturers would have been of a country too hot to hold them. Even Myron Taylor of U. 8. no one represented the consumer— glad to accept. Steel and Eugene Grace ot Bethle­ hem joined the prolonged bandclap­ Regardless of advancing prices in every line furniture, floor coverings and draperies every and apparently no one thought The powers vested in the Nation­ ping as she finished. one-of-a-kind floor sample of Watkins Fine Furniture (all purchased at the very lowest prices) about him. Yet the whole milk al Recovery Administration arc IN NEW YORK She argued deftly and persuasive­ problem of farmer, "milk trust,' found, each time the law is re-ex- ly. Steel, instead of coming with a has been reduced for Semi-Annual Sale. Probably not in our lifetime can such low prices prevail code grabbing new privileges whue independent' anMassachusetts have to pay only economically necessary or justifi­ the bridge of the French liner Cham­ a dwindling share of 88 millions Clearance One-ot-a-Kind Floor Samples went to labor. 12 and those of New York 13 cents, able they will, of course, be permit­ plain. In his modernistic living room, So the code — 40 hours and a also by law—and everybody is sat­ ted, and should be. But it is incon­ stands a little wooden model that northern 40-cent an hour minimum $49.95 (]ourt Cupboard; solid oak Early $O Q .50 $34.95 Eugene Field Chair; tufted seat $O Q .50 isfied with the arrangement. Every ceivable that importantly large in­ he himself carved, of the first light­ —^would make 316 a week or 3832 English cupboard; tj^iical carvings .. O a/ and back; blue figured tapestry...... M a J body but Mr. and Mrs. Consumer. dustries shall be allowed to absorb, house in the world. It is a tLiy for 52 full weeks? Well, toe aver­ I2tb century sailing vessel with a age steel worker's 1929 income was It is axiomatic that no public In the form of unneeded profits, tall mica enclosed bolder for 19 31700. Tbe foundation laid for $97.95 Highboy; Queen Anne crotch .$^Q .50 $17.50 (Coffee Table; William & Mary $Q.75 question is ever settled until it is huge blocks of tbe-piu’chasing pow­ candles. This crude ship stood steel would affect most industries. mahogany veneered with desk section / 2/ genuine walnut...... a / settled right. Nine out of ten peo­ er of the nation which, under the anchored at tbe entrance to the a Miss Perkins came without cus­ ple in this state are connected with system we are striving to establish, English Channel three centuries be­ fore Columbus discovered America. tomary white metal feather arotuxi $58.95 Buffet; Hepplewhite Anne crotch $y| Q.QO $44.75 Kneehole Desk; flat top Block $Q|yf the milk business only in the con­ should be devoted very largely to On tbe bridge a “ticker tape’’ her black hat. Only a amall necklace mahogany veneered...... T r a / front, mahogany veneered...... sumer capacity. The Milk Board, tbe purchase of the things produced automatically writes tbe depth ot and an Ertifleial flower relieved toe the Fanners National Committee, by other Industries. the water every three seconds. An all-black costume whlc * she wears through toe heat. Sbe alternately $88.00 Buffet; Hepplewhite 50-inch $110.00 Sofa; Duncan Phyfe solid ma- $OQ*^® the gprowers and the dealers may automatic compass bolds the wheel Most of these big-profit industries in. its course through fog and used and played with pince-nez model of genuine mahogany; inlaid .. O a / hogany in (Dolonial ta p estry...... O a J just as well realize now as later the find their opportunity in the pro­ darkness. A contrivance stands which hung from a cord about her fact that those nine-tenths of the tection afforded by tbe patent laws. nearby which, with one pull of neck. Sbe has a clear voice, a deep, $249.00 Dining Room Group; Sheraton swell-front $68.95 Lounge Chair; Queen Anne $>^ state’s population are not going to If they could not be reached in any Captain Barthelemy's strong baud, divides tbe ship into seven air­ full pronunciation of wor^ and a buffet; Hepplewhite china and chairs $Q Y Q . down seat; figured green cover ...... ^ a / submit willingly to a jockeyed other way the government could al­ tight compartments, in the emerg­ constant quiet smile. “1 suggest price-fixing which makes them pay, —’’ sbe beg^, and then kicks a ways touch them in a vulnerable ency of a heavy tog and a coUision $58.95 Dresser; French Provincial $OQ-50 as nearly as we can learn, a higher spot by repealing or amending or with another £^p. It water should wage or b%r proposal far out Jie get into five ot those seven com­ window. $495.00 Dining Room Gfoup; Genuine mahogany, beech wood base; separate gold mirror O a / price for the same grade of nulk suspending for a long period of partments, tbe ship still would An effective Speaker crotch venecreid and hand made; Serpentine front than any other community in the years the patent laws. float. No more effective woman speak­ United States. On bis desk are radio reports ot er has been seen in Wasblngtoo- buffet, spade-foot table, china and $29.50 Poster Bed; Sheraton, 5 ft. 6-in. $ Y ^ .5 0 the Italian air fleet crossing tbe She deviates from paraphrases and Hepplewhite chairs ...... O O a / reeded posts; mahogany veneered X # It takes no seer to forecast the SHIPS TO CUBA Atlantic for the second time, tbe extensively elaborates her prepare;^ result of this sort of "settlement. If it was necessary to send war­ statements, but only with toe ef­ receptions given Wiley Post, the $85.00 Dining Table; Duncan Phyf e ^ 7 Ca $119.00 Dresser; Sheraton swell front; reeded The farmers’ strike has faded. But ships to Cuba at this highly critical condition of the MoUlsons and fect of enrichening her delivery iM model of genuine mahogany ...... f posts and pineapple tops; genuine unless this settlement is followed by juncture—and imquestionably. it reports of just where tbe Lind­ her mind pours out new thoughts. In contrast was Robert P. La­ a buyers’ strike against the extor­ berghs and other flyers are. mahogany, hand m a d e ...... : O a / was—^two facts in connection with ment, Hoover’s secretary ot com ­ tionate price fixed by the Board of that operation will strike most merce who represented toe indus­ $79.00 Dining Table; Sheraton spade- ^ fy C k Rules on *Sea N uptials $591.00 Bedroom Group; Chippendale crotch ma­ Milk Control for the fluid at retail Americans favorably: Only destroy­ Tbe French toke marriage more try. Lamont sa.J: foot; genuine mahogany...... O a / “The general theory is that busi­ it will be surprising Indeed. ers were sent, vessels incapable of serioiuly than Americans. No hogany veneered; twin beds; dresser, 7 Q couple can be married aboaro a ness will be carried.on as it al­ The public as a whole has only $88.95 Buffet; 60-inch Sheraton design; $^ ^-50^ chest; vanity bench ...... O f O carrying large detachments of Ma­ French boat unless their banns ways has been.” an academic interest in milk sur rines and too lightly armed to place have been duly published. In his genuine mahogany ...... f • plus, pools, allocation of production, Havana, in the traditionai manner, line, Captain Bartbelemy has never $45.00 Chest; 4-drawer Chippendale performed a marriage ceremony. etc. It has the very liveliest person* "imder the frowning guns’’ of the GARDEN TO TRY OUT $78.95 Dining Table; Duncan Phyfe, with Ogee feet; mahogany veneered O ^ al interest in the difference be­ United States Navy. Also, in bis World From a Crow's-Nest genuine mahogany...... tween Massachusetts’ price and announcement of the dispatching To realize that, the earth really A NEW EXPERIMENT $50.00 Bed; Sheraton full size with New York’s price for fluid milk and of tbe ships President Rooeevelt is round, you should see tbe $125.00 Drop-Leaf Table; Duncan sleight tops; mahogany veneered...... Atlantic from the crow’s neat of the price which has been saddled makes it specifically clear that the the Champlain . . . Take 101 steps New York, Aug. 14—(AP) — A Phyfe, genuine mahogany...... V ^ on it, fi^t by the Milk Board and expedition is imdertaken solely for straight up an iron ladder, inside couple of interesting young heavy­ now by the dicker with the pro­ a cylinder, and jrou emerge alone weights, Patsy Perrone of Cleveland $100.00 Extension Gateleg; hand made the purpose of safeguarding and genuine m^ogany, large oval top .... ducers’ committee, in Conecticut. in toe azure blue ot toe heavens. and toe lanky Spaniard, Isadoro protecting “the lives and persons’’ Tbe horizon no longer seems to Gastanaga will help Madison Square STORE HOURS The consequence is inevitable. of American citizens in Cuba. rise, as it does from toe ship’s Garden experiment Thursday night $175.00 Sofa; Chesterfield custom $ | AQ People will cut down their milk or­ There is in this a notable abeence deck. Blast, south, west and with toe theory that people will 9 to 6. Thursdays and Sat­ built, in antique green frieze ...... * * ^ ders to the lowest possible notch. of the customary provision for tbe north form one vast circle. It is come Indoors in toe summer to see urdays, 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. as if you were on toe outside of a a fight if Its cool enough inside. The demand for fluid milk will faU “protection of American interests,” huge globe, with toe curved sides If Perroni and Gastanaga draw off. In a very short time the farm­ which on so many occasions In the falling away from you. “On top enough to make it profitable toe ers, with a growing siu^ilus, and past has been cited as an excuse for of the worlu,’’ literally . . . No Garden plans weekly shows toe re-' the big dealers, with a lessened de­ ship in sight . . . 'The w ater azure noainder of toe summer. CLOSED Wednesdays at noon a display of naval or military pow­ blue . . . The noon whistle blowing Tbe (^den bout beads a modest mand, will be at each other’s er in foreign waters and on foreign just behind you sounds like a schedule for the week throughout throats again. soil. blast from toe very center of toe toe country. Midget Wolgast of earth . . . Nothing but toe Captain’s Pbiladelphia, flyweight champion, Meantime the political party “American interests” in such persona] warning over toe little boxes Pete Sanstol of Norway, ten whose administration brought about circximstances may mean anything, telephone in tbe crow’s nest, keeps rotmds in an overweight match here this Board of -Milk Control ahd “ lives and persons” ai^ definite you from feeling terror. Tuesday. The rest of toe top- beaded it with an individual whose terms. Hie Cubans, beyoifd doubt, notebers are idle. From Sea-going Family Interest in the w»

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You can Increase my rent |5 monih.” ‘ NEISRBORS CLAIM CHILD FOREST WORKERS Queer Twisjts ThomasvUJe, Ga.— G. C. Kenning- UTTLE GIRL DIES DAILY RADIO PROGRAM ton, farmer, told (ffHcers a motorist A T hought ran over and killed one of bis hogs. TORTURED BY PARENTS MONDAY, AUGUST 14 (C«ntral and Eaatetn Standard Tima) C O N S R tU a BEACH In Day*s News Then he stopped, cut off both the FROM BEE’S STING tarns, threw the rest of the careggs Not*—AU programs to key and baste chains or aronps thereof unless sped* Hear ttie word, ya ktae of fled; coast to coast (o to c) deslcnatlon includes all available statlona into the bushes, and drove off. that are la tfie moontaia of 8a> Lincoln, Neb.— Some folks don't Say Infant Was Suspended Programs subject to change. P. M. Dayton, Ohio— General Hugh S. maria, which oiq|»reas the poor, One Hour know their dogs. from Tree by His Arms (Daylight Tima L a te r) Johnson, N R A chief, was just an­ which crash the needy, which soy Cent. EaaL But the Boys at Camp Wal­ Clairton W . Watkins, Nebraska for­ 12 Year Old Norwalk Chfld NBC-WEAF NETWORK other traveler without luggage to a Collar Bone and I^eg Brtricen. to their masters, Bring, and let oo 4:15— 6:15—F. Martin’s Oreh.—also e ester, received protests against his BASIC —•East: weaf wlw weel wtlc hotel clerk here. drink.— ^Anoos 4-1. wjar wta* wcsh wfl wUt wfbr wro wgy 4:30— 5:30—F. Martin’s Oreh. — east; plan to exterminate prairie dogs in Jack Armstrong—repeat in mldW. cott Ba?e No Water — when «cae wtam wwj wsal; Midwest: Bad weather forced Johnson to in­ a twenty thousand acre “town” in Martins Ferry, Ohio, Aug. 14.— Bitten Last Friday Suc­ wmaq well ksd woe-who wow wdaf 4:45— 6:45—Jana Proman—wabc only; Hateful is the power and pitiable Gao. Seherban Orchestra—chain terrupt an air journey from St northerwestem Nebraska. NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtnoj ( A P )— Fourteen months old Rich­ is the life of those who wish to be 5:15— 6:15—Mildred Bailey—also ost Louis to Washington last night. He “It’s brutal,” the protest said. wiba kstp webc wday kfyr cret ofcf 5:30— 8:30 — Travelers’ Quartet and Dam Is Being Repaired. ard Batzdorfer lay with a broken cumbs to Poison. feared rather than to be loved.— walked into a hotel without even a “You shouldn’t go around killing SOUTH — wrva wptf wwno wla wjax Oreh.—east; Wagner’s Oreh.-Dixie Nepds. wfla-wsun wlod wsm wmo wsb wapl 6:45— 6:45—Boake Carter, Talk—ba­ toothbrush in hi^ posession. dogs.” leg and a dislocated collar bone, wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpre sic; Those McCarthy Girls—west A newqiapermaD vouched for his Watkins explained the “dogs” are while his father and another man woai ktbs kths 6:00— 7:00—Happy Bakers—east; Vil­ New Haven, Aug. 14.— (AP)— rodents and no relation to the house­ were held in jail today to protect Norwalk, Aug. 14.— (AP) — MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kglr kghl lage Cholr>-west; Orches.—Dixie identity, but the skeptical clerk, Statistics show cancer is less 6:16— 7:15—SIngIn’ Sam—basic; The Members of the Civilian Conserva­ hold pets. them from neighbor’s, who Police Twelve year old Irenr Reed fought a COAST — kgo kfi kgw komo khq kfsd seeing no luggage, demanded pay­ prevalent in the Far East id Ambassadors—Dixie only tion Corps at Camp Walcott, Burr- Chief J. W. Muhlevan said were “up ktar kgu 6:30— 7:30—Kate Smith—b ^ e ; Band ment in advance. Lancaster, Pa.— So Rear Admiral losing battle against the poisonous American or European countries. in arms” over a story of the baby’s Cent. East. —Dixie: Ambassadore—N. Eng. ville, have a beach but no water, it Johnson, expressing his .feelings Ricluu'd E. Byrd took the bow and sting of a bee. She died at the 3:00— 4K10—The Whispering Banjos 6:45— 7:45—Lyman Oreh.—basic; Or- pithily, turned on his heel and walk­ may be be will shoot a bear with It torture. gan—west; The Navy Band—^Dixie was disclosed today by State Fores­ Norwalk hospital at 3 a. m., today 3:15— 4:15—Ariene Jackson, Vocaiist ed ou t Another hotel welcomed It was made for that purpose. The infant’s mother, Efilzabeth 3:30— 4:30—Schirmer A Schmidt—to c 7.*00— 8:00—Theater of Today—« to e ter A. F. Hawes. 7:30— 8:30—Shllkret Orchestra—basio him with open arms. Charles F. Draper beard that Batzdorfer, charged in an affidavit despite the efforts of doctors to 3 :45— 4:45—Paui Wing’s Story—east The ueacb, constructed by mem­ PEACH SUPPER 4:00— 5:00— Dinner Concert—also est 7:45— 8:45—F. Westphal Orohee.—to e Seattle— W . Hosteitler returned polar bears scamper at the report of that William Kirkpatrick, 24, maim­ save her life. By the Coventry Fragment 8:00— 9:00—Kostelanetz Symph.—to e bers of the 176th Company of the 4:30— 5:30—"Drake’s Drums," Drama home to find his cat dyed a flaming a rifle shot, so he decided a bow and ed her child. Chief Muhlevan filed Stung by the bee last Friday as Society 5:00— 6 :0 (^ T o Be Announced 8:30— 9:30—Little Jack LInIe—o to • Corps, extends for a frontage of 8:45— 9:45—Barlow Symphony—c to c red by some joker. arrow woiUd simplify hunting for she was sitting on the back porch 5:30— 6:30— Lum A Abner—east only 265 feet along Burr pond, but the another affidavit charging the fath­ AT THE CHAPEL. Aug. 15 5:45— 6:457-The Goldbergs, Serial Act 9:15—10:16—Phil Regan, Tenor—to e “But the worst of it,” he seild, “is steaks on Admiral Byrd’s next 'ix- er, Rudolph Batzdorfer with mis­ of her home, *he girl let the matter 6:00— 7:00^Historical Sketches— east 9:30—10:30—Glen Gray’s Oreh.-r-e to e necessary water for bathing is lack go unmentloned until Sunday, when From 6 O’clock On, D. S. T. I0dx>—11:00—Leon Belasoo Oreh.—to e that the three little kittens now will pedltion. treating the boy. The chief said the 6:30— 7:30—Sizzlers Male Trio—to c ing while the dam is being repaired. the lower pert of her jaw began to 6:45— 7:45— Ferde Grofe’s Orchestra 10:30—11:30—Barney Rapp Or.— o to o have little to do with their high Ocean City, N. J, — Entering baby, suffered the dislocated collar 11:00—12:00— Dance Hour—wabc only The youthful C. C. C. members swell. She was rushed to the hos­ 30c 7:00— 8:00—Gypsies Concert Orches. stepping mother.” , friends aboard tbeljr cabin cruiser, bone when be was tied and suspend- 7:30— 8:30—Goldman Band—also cst NBC-WJZ NETWORK worked for weeks hauling 366 Npw York— Charlie, a German Mr. and Mrs. John H. Flohr, Jr., of pital and by Wednesday, her entire 8:00— 9:00—To Be Announced—weaf ed from a tree limb by his arms. truckloads of sand to the location Philadelphia, regretfully announced face M id head were swollen. She only; Eastman Orchestra—chain BASIC — East: wjs wbs-wbsa wbal shepherd puppy, stubbed his toe and The men were held imder 310,000 since the camp was located there that the bait was all gone. became imconscious last night and 8:30— 9:30—Variety of Radio—to cst wham kdka wgar wjr wlw wsyr wiaal; caused more bother than any dog bond each awaiting grand jury ac­ DO YO U MMOD 9:00—10:00— Henry King’s Orchestra Midwest: wcky kyw wenr wle kwk A crew of approximately 15 men, ever did on upper Broadway. "W h at’s the matter with those never recover ed. 9:15— 10:15— Rogers Orchestra — east: kwer koil wren wmaq kso tion. Lum A Abner—midwest repeat were employed every day on the The stubbing of the toe precipi­ hot dogs In the ice box?” asked Physicians said that the child N O R TH W E S T A CANADIAN — wtmj job. lacked the vitality to fight the 9:30—10:30—Jack Denny’s Orchestra wiba kstp webc wday kfyr cret cfof tated Charlie into a deep crevice'of someone. 10:00—11:00—Hollywood Stars on Air Meanwhile, the dam which forms a rockpile in a vacant lot. For :‘ve Apparently nothing wag the mat­ poison, which the bee tiad probably 10:30—11:30—Richard Cole’s Orchestra SOUTH — wrva wptf wwno wls wjax TO IMITATE U. S. Burr pond was in need of repairs picked up from some object on n e i t B f f wfla-wsun wlod - wsm wmo wsb wapl hoims while a crowd looked on, a ter. Ninety-nine weak fish and 158 I b a * k ivn yoB CBB W ftBw «M B|li fc w CBS-WABC NETWORK wJdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpre and the water was let out of it so police emergency squad labored to croakers were reported caught in which it had alighted and then •ilD iMaBYM woal ktbs kths Brighton, England, Aug. 14.— BASIC:—East: wabc wade woko wcao they could be made. get Charlie out. two hours. transferred t to her face, when she poin...Brfor«if waab wnac wgr wkbw wkrc whk cklw MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kgir kghl ( A P ) — The boilermakers and iron was stung. ■ i m H o m m I MBdlMy. Y m • • • d iB r f ii wdre wcau wip wjas wean wfbl wspd PACIFIC COAST — kgo kfl kgw komo TOe Conservation Arm y workers Four tons of rock were moved, and steel ship builders society be­ wjsv; Midwest: wbbm w(rn wfbm kmbe khq kfsd ktar proceeded with their beach con­ then police drilled a hole down to LINDBERGHS’ PLANS lieve President Roosevelt’s method BBly (tf IliA bb4 Ab kmoz wowo whas CenL EasL struction, and now that it is com­ Charlie. A boy was lowered head­ fc tiee y* Ifce EAST A CANADA — wpg whp wlbw of dealing with imemployment will TO RECOGNIZE RUSSIA whec wlbs wfea wore wicc efrb ckae 3:30— 4:30— Larry Larsen, Organist pleted, are waiting for the pond to first through this hole, and finally Angmagsalik, Greenland, Aug. work in Great Britain, and will de­ DIXIE — wgst wsfa wbre wqam wdod 3:45— 4:45—Orphan Annie— east only fill with water. came out with a wriggling bimch of 14.— (A P )— Colonel CHiarles A. 4:00— 5 KX>—Richard Himber’s Ensem. mand action to that end during a Moscow, Aug. 14.— (AP)—Uru­ klra wrec wlac wdsu wtoc krld wrr At East Ekutland joy In his arms. It was Charlie. Lindbergh prepared today for a P ersonal Finance C o . ktrh ktsa waco koma wdbo wodx wbt 4:30— 5:30—Three X Sisters In Songs trade union congress here Sept. 4. guay intends to establish diplomat­ 4:45— 5:45—Lowell Thomas—e. only New Castle, Pa. — A real estate wdao whig wtar wdbj wwva wmbg wsjs Members of the corps at Camp flight to Iceland, but weather con­ A resolution the society adopted ic representation in Soviet Russia, [ r o o ib 3, Stute Theater BlSa* MIDWEST — wcah wmbd wtaq kfab 5:00— :00—^Amos ’ n’ Andy—east only operator says a tenant telephoned ditions delayed the departme. He 5:15— 6:15—To Bo Announced—east Robinson, East HarUand, were asks withdrawal from the labor and Moscow will send a representa­ 753 Mala 8t„ Maaehester Wisn wlbw kfh wmt wkbn wcco wsbt him saying “I ’ve had a 15 per cent wgi 5:30— 6:30— Meyer Davis A Orchestra studying blueprint reading and tree and Mrs. Lindbergh are conducting market of persons younger than 16 tive to Montevideo, the foreign of­ Opea Tharsdaj Eveaiaga Uatll 8 P. M. MOUNTAIN—kvor kiz koh kal 6:00— 7:00—^Yesterday A Today, Oroh. identification as a means of passing wage increase due to the N R A and an aerial mapglng tour of qA ^- and older than 65 and a reduction Phoae 3430 6:30— 7:30—Potash and Psrimuttor fice announced. The increased vol­ COAST—khj koin kgb kfre kol kfpy the time of long evenings last week. I belie,ve I should share it with you. em areas. in working hours. The oalr eharse is three p kvi kfbk kmj kwg kern kdb kgmb 6:45— 7:45—Gould A Shefter, Pianists ume of trade inspired the moves. moath OB aapald anoBat of 7:05— 8:00—Weekly Minstrel Shew They also were given lectures by .n s ;' CenL EasL 7:30— 8:30— Melody Moments A Vocal 3:00— 4:00—Skippy, Sketch—east only 8:00— 9H)0—The Hour Glass—also est State Forester Hawes, who explain­ 3:15— 4:15—Syracuse Orchestra—to e 9:00—10:00—The Poet Prince — east; ed the purpose of building roads 3:30— 4:30 — Jack Armstrong — east Amos ’n’ Andy—repeat for west through forests as a means of aid­ only; Between the Bookenda—west 9:15—10:15—To Be Announced CowTUbt. U3S. B. J. B.jnold»rDlaeeoCnnipiny 3:45— 4:4^America’s Grub SL—to o 9:30—10:30—Southern Symphonies ing in fire fighting by making all 4:00— 5:00—Reis and Dunn—midwest 10:00—11:00—Mills Blue Rhythm Band Mints easily accessible to trucks out: Skippy—^repeat for midwest 10:30—11:30— Maxim Lowe’s Orchestra bearing equipmenL A t Camp Tourney A t Camp Tourney, Mohawk moun­ 8:45— Joe Rines and His Orches­ tra. tain, late risers have been paying for their extra winks in the morn­ 9:00—Minstrels — Gene Arnold, WTIC interlocutor; Chauncy Parsons, ing by gathering wood for the camp kitchen. All members of the rravelers BroadcatatUig Service tenor; male quartet:— Bill Childs, company are expected to be in the Bartford, Conn. Mac McCloud, Clifford Soubier, company street at 6:15 a. m., sharp 50,000 .060 R. C.. 282-8 51. end men; band, direction Harry Kogen. and the tard> ones are placed on the 9:30— Cascades Orchesti... kindling detail.” . 9:45— Mimi cjid Jerry, songs, The camp was preparing for a Monday, Angust 14 patter. minstrel show dvuing the week And 10:00— ^The Hour Glass. each evening the music of many in­ P. M. i0:45— Springfield Republican News struments particularly that of a 4:00— ^Walter Dawley, Organist. 11:00— ^Time, weather, temperature. trio, was heard along company 4:30— ^Alphonse Liberty — hillbilly 11:03— Sports Review — Bill Wil­ streeL songs. liams. Camp Graves ; 4:45—^o n g s Without Words. 11:15— Fifth Biennial Conference, Camp Graves, Stafford Springs, 5:00— ^Dave Burrows’ Five Sharps. Institute of Pacific Relations — celebrated the opening of a new 5:15— “Pfdestine”— Franklin D. El­ Honorable Newton D. Baker; Sir mess hall. August 2, with a recep­ mer, Jr. Herbert Samuel, Great Britain; tion and a dance; mean .vhile, work . 5:30—Sunset Hour — Christiaan Dr. Hu Shih, China; Dr. Inazo has gone ahead on the construct! jn Kriens, director. Nitobe, Japan. of a water way system for the 6:00— Wrightvllle Clarion. A. M. camp. 6:30— ^Revere Sisters. 12:30— Hotel Shoreman Orchestra. 6:45— ^Walter Hapgood on Sports. 1:00— Time. Russell F. Limd, who is in charge 7:00—Broadway Favorites — Nor­ of nature trails through State man Clontier, director; with W al­ forests, announced that a trail being lace Clark. constructed through People’s forest, 7:30— ^Tarzan of the Apes. WARPING will be marked with instructive 7:45— ^Harmoneers. signs as a means of informing the 8:00— Snow Village. public on nature lore. 8:30— ^Musical Gazette. Miss Annie Dibble, daughter of The signs, which will be painted 8:45— Ferde Grofe’s Orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Dibble of green and white, will give the 9:00— ^The Gypsies. names of trees, shrubs, flowers and Pleasant Valley, is enjoying a trip 9:30— Goldman Band. rocks along the trail, as well as the 10:30—Gustave Haenschen's Or­ to the Century of Progress Exposi­ kinds of insects, animals and birds chestra. tion at Chicago. to which the section adjoining the 11:00— Bill Tasillo’s Show Boat Or­ Rev. and Mrs. Truman H. Wood­ trail, is a habitat. The minerals chestra. ward and daughters, Jo-Ann and and geologic formauons also will be 11:30— ^Merry Madcaps — Norman Mary Lnu, are spending the month marked. Cloutier, director. of August at James‘H. Whitney’s 12:00 Midn.— ^Hollywood-On-the-Air cottage at Kelsey Point. 12:30— Palmer House Orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Smith 1:00— SUent. and family of South Windsor, are HOLDS TOPSY-TURVY spending the week at Lake Suna- pee. New Hampshire. RECORD BUT ONE DA) Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Garrity have returned to their home in B ABOVE—HUGO JOHNSON makca a ticklish news shot from a N ew South Windsor, from a month’s va­ Burcham Breaks Falcofii’s On York skyscraper 1 As a cameraman for Paramount News, Johnson knows cation spent at Point O ’ Woods. Thursday, Friday Italian what it is to work under high nervous tension. Whether he is stationed Mrs. George Parr, of Newark, Reverses the Trick. inside the police lines at a five-alarm fire, or h an gin g on the wing of an N. J., and her two children are the airplane, his instructions are: get that picture/ guests of Mrs. Parr’s father. Pat­ Monday, August 14, 1933 rick Ahem. Los Angeles, Aug. 14.— (A P)— Daylight Saving Time Mrs. Norman Farwell of Turn­ Whatever it proves, the topsy-turvy BRIGHT—ARMAND LOPEZ, Paramount Newt "sound" man, and P. M. ers Falls, Mass., and Mrs. Hugh flight record evidently is going to Hugo Johnson, pausing for their Camels while taking a picture in which 4:00— Harriet Course, Orchestra. Agnew of Brattleboro, VL, were the get a periodic Ousting off from now you see and hear the life o f dhe city—sixty-one stories below the Chrysler 4:30— ^Artist Recital. on. Thursday Milo G. Burcham guests of Mrs. Frank E. Bidwell re­ Building gargoyle! 5:00— Skippy. cently. cracked Ueut. Tito Falconi’s mark 5:15— Syracuse Spotlight Francis Barber, a son of Mr. and for inverted flight. Yesterday the 5:30— Jack Armstrong— All-Am er­ Mrs. Chester Barber of South Italian Royal Air force officer re­ ican Boy. Windsor, is in a very serious con­ claimed iL Burcham, operator of a 5:45 — America’s Grub Street dition following a major operation Long Beach, Calif., flying school Speaks. performed Monday. said he would try again. 6:00— Reis and Dmm, songs. Rev. and Mrs. ^ o rge Hawkes of Falconi’s new record is two hours, 6:15— Freddie Martin’s Orchestra. Dudley, Mass., were guests of 8 minutes md 54 seconds. The 6:45— Russian Gypsy Orchestra. friends in E!a8t Windsor last week. Italian eclipsed Burcham’s mark of 7:15— ^Buddy Wagner’s Orchestra. Mr. Hawkes was pastor of the the day before by 21 minutes, 55 7:30— Jubilee Singers. church there and formerly preach seconds. 7:45 — Piano Melodies — Louise ed in Wapping. The Italian’s original record was Kuchta. one hour and seven minutes. 8:00— Happy Baikers. Raymond Van Sicklln, son of Mr. 8:15— S in i^ ’ Sam. and Mrs. Van Sicklln of Wapping who has been spending the week STEADY SMOKERS 8:30— ^The Ambassadors. 8:45— Hot from Hollywood. at the home of his grandmother, 9:00— The Theater of Today— “Dr. Mrs. Anna Parklngton, of Winated, Overnight Winter’s Secret.” returned to his home here Friday 9:30— Totem Pole D nee Orches­ afternoon. .Vhile in Wiiisted, his Ae Pe News tra. uncle, George Parkington, and wife TURN 10 CAMELS •J:45— Frank Wegtphal’s Orchestra took him to M L Herman, Mass., and to Boston, Mass., while M r. 10:00— Andre Kostelantez. Yarmouth, Mass.—Throng of Parkington visited some of his col­ 10:30— Little Jack Little. 350, including persons prominent lege friends. H u g o J o h n s o n 10:45— Columbia Symphony Orches­ in sodsl, civic and political life, says: **A news <»merainan Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Lawton left tra. disbanded as state police raid beach early Saturday morning for South­ doesn’t ^eep office hours! I have to be where 11:15— Phil Regan, tenor. resort, arrest 34 and seize gambling west Harbor, Maine, where they 11:30 — Agricultural Adjustment equipment and liquors. the news is—when it breaks. It’s a tremen­ will visit Mr. Lawton’s parents for Administration Talk. Worcester, Mass. — Edwin A. a week and their son, Roger, who 11:45— Casa Loma Orchestra. Hodgsdon, 79, New York, national­ dous strain on the nervous system . No wonder has been spending the summer ly toown as an educator of deaf with them will return with them I am a heavy smoker 11 find that with Camels to his home here. mutes, dies after cerebral hemor­ rhage. I can smoke all I want, yet keep my nerves Mr. and Mrs. George Parkington N ew Milford, Coim.— Farmers’ left Winsted Saturday morning for National Association accepts pro­ h ealth y.” WBZ-WBZA their home in Detroit, Mich., by au­ « B « gram presented by state board of tomobile. He is brother of Mrs. a milk control and calls off milk Springfield — Boston Hazel Van Sicklln of Wapping. holiday scheduled to begin Thurs­ If yon are a steady smoker, Camels are made day. Monday, August 14, 1933 B WHILE FIRE GONGS CLANG and the for you! They are so mild that they will SOCIETY WEDDlNia Eastern Daylight Time oxdted crowd swings in eloeer to •as dm fiis, P. M. never tire your taste... or fray your nerves. LEBRUN INJURED it’s natural to smoke a lot. It’s sdiea you ais 4:00— Radio GuUd. New London, Aug. 14.— (AP)— excited and under a strain that you wiU ap­ Get a pack and prove it for yourself. It is 5:00— ^Agricultural Markets. Rowena Mossette Harwood, daugh­ Mets, France, Aug. 14.—Presi­ 5:15— Casino Orchestra. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Pliny LeRoy dent Lebrun was recovering today preciate especially the mildnesa of more fun to knowl 6:30— Larry Larsen, organist. Harwood of 226 Ocean avenue. from a head bruise received when CamePs costlier tobaccos donot tiro your tsMs 5:45— ^Little Orphan Annie. New London, and Louis Cassard he was knocked down by a blcylist or harrase your nerves. 8:00— Essex House Ensemble. Owens, Jr., of 119 East 84th street. while crossing the street The 6:30— Time, temperature. New York City, were married at President stepped from behind a 6:34— Sports Review — Bill Wil­ noon today at the home of the parked car into the path of the liams. bride. The Rev. W . F. Parsons of cyclist 6:40— Weather. Old L 3rme, Conn., officiated. 6:42— Famous Sayings. Mr. Owens is connected with the 6:45 — Today's New s — Lowell Bank of Ne\ York and Trust Com­ ITALY’S UNEMPLOYED Thomas. pany. 7:00— Amos "n’ Andy. The bride’s father is chairman of Rome, Aug. 14.— (AP)—Unem­ 7:30— Grin and Bearit. the Republican town committee of ployed persons in Italy number 7:45— St. R^fis Hotel Orchestra. this city and is president of the 824,195, a decrease o i 60,806 be­ NEVER GET ON YOUR NERVES 8:00— Yesterday and Today. Marlneris Savings Rank of thie tween July 1 and August 1| accord­ l^-T-Verse. and Melody. . . dty. ing to official statistjea. NEVER TIRE YOUR TASTE COCGBSCr 'MAlMCBESrrER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 14,1888; ^ 1 advebubebient — 1 AOVEKTISEMENT— HUEY LONG’S POWER Bishop Brings Hindu Wife to U. S. CONN. MILK STRIKE .HAS BEEN CALLED OFF N. Y. StocKsfLocal Si yag: THE ASU/iaNGFISH” (Oentinaed from Fage One) Adfuna E x p ...... 9%, (Farxlehed oy emtmmm R iA . Tii A ir Raduc ...... 7...... 97)4 Oeatral Row, Battferd, Oeoifc BARGAINHOUND IS ON THE WANE the fanners committee, who did not A laska J u n ...... 27)4 subscribe to the strike, threw his A llegheny ...... 6 • 1 P. M. Stacks influence on both parties to bring Allied C3iem ...... 124 Baak Stocks Watkins have an exceptionally To prevent a ring around your I final settlement after a day and Am ( t e n ...... ; ...... 84)4 idd^IXK T fine bargain in a walnut bedroom bath tub at any time use Vanco— ' night of conferences • yesterday at Am For Pow-...... i i H Senator Huey’s Opponents hia home In New M’tford. Am Rad St 8 ...... 14% Ctep Nat B end 1 7 .... h i set at sale prica There are four it’s really wooderfuL Conn. River ...... 450 -3S le pieces that have been drastically re* Plan Control Am Sm elt ...... 33% 'ii:c First Nat of Htfd ..i. 90 duced from 1249.00 to $179.00. The Use Louisiana Vote Frauds The state board drew up a plan Am TeJ and Tel ...... 125 !»•-•TC' Straight line clothes which here­ Am Tob B ...... 86 Htfd. (tenn. fruat .... 90 jrgrf/>72. set is in the window so why don’t tofore had received scant notice, of control providing a price of 7 3-4 Htfi’ National ’ nd T ^6 you take a good look at it when Am W at W k e ...... 28% D^'^’nilP made their debut recently in a win­ cents a quart- for a four per cent Phoenix SL B and T .. i n you g o b y ? to Dethrone 'Smart Guy.’ milk to producers at. market cen­ Anacm ida ...... 16% ter style fashion disiday in Paris Atchison ...... 60 West Hartford Fnist.. — .ai'. when Lanvin showed r new clean- ters! a quota system for fixhag the lasiiraaoe Stocks production for each termer, and the Auburn ...... 54)4 OXlOiXk cut straight silhouette. The most Aviation C orn ...... 10% Aetna casuan’t He had done all he could do for Del L'Snd W n ...... 33% tuce. Thongb Bishop George S. Arnndale is a leader of the Liberal Catholie adopted by the Board of Milk Con­ Am Hardware ...... 20% 22) forget that wholesale prices, are ad­ Louisiana, he announced, and was trol.” t)rug ...... 47% An Hosiery ...... ig vancing rapidly and this may be about to render comparable service Church of Holland, his. Hindu wife has retained her native faith. Du P o n t ...... 73% They’re pictured ^ere as they arrived in New York from Madras. The full force of state authorities Arrow H and H. com. 10 14 the last time 3tou can buy these furs to the nation. He left for Wiwh Eastman K odak...... 77% You'll want to have some of Gar- India, for a lecture tour. was employed to stop the strike be­ do., pfd ...... 90 at tUs price. ington like a conquering Alexander. Elec end M us ...... 3 BUllnigs and Spencer.. — rone’s native tomatoes. They are fore it started. (Soveraor Wilbur L. But the monkeyshines which Elec Auto Lite ...... 17% Bristol Brass ...... 16 unusually good and you may have Cross said every means would be kept the voters of Louisiana in one Elec Pow and L t ...... 9 do., pfd ...... 95 three pounds for 25 cents. In general, only green salads, used to prevent it served with a simple, rather tart Long uproar failed to amuse the ly at one time or another. As soon Gen El ...... 23% (test. Lockwood and B — 800 United States Senate. Huey was as water is discovered in the hold, Wonld Not Join Gen Foods ...... 36 0>Uins Cte...... 30 For fall the lines of the skirt are dressing should accompany hot i PISTOL EXPERT TALKS Gen M o t o r s ...... 30 fiUm and straight Ten inches meats fish. They should be | given a small office. He roared. many a rate will leave this ship even •The (kinnecticut Milk Producers (telt’s Flrearus ...... 17 Association, claiming ctmtrol of GiUette ...... 13% from the ground is a favored length placed at the left of the dinner plate He was jockeyed off important com­ before it sinks. Elagle Lock -...... 29 mittees. His unquestionably keen TO THE KIWANIS CLUB more than fifty per cen'. of the G ild Dust ...... 21% FafnJr Bearii^ ...... 40 for daytime wear. Both eel grey after the tot foods have been Little Love for Huey. Grigsby Gnmow ...... 2% mind won him some friends, and be state’s milk supply, termed the Fuller Brush (uass A .. 5 and brown are important fall col­ served. The dressing may be put If this happens, it will be the end Hershe> ...... 56 ors especially in coats, suits and on the salad immeteachers. surplus sbMl be ascertained ‘as soon was driven overland under adequate | mittee which has already partially roimd robin signed by -15 senators exhibited several t3rpes Util Pow and Lt ...... 4% city of Waterbury baa not com­ guard against bandita finished an investigation of alleged as possible. West U nion...... 63% pleted the local eonstructioo pro-1 who said they would not vote him of revolvers and gave a num­ B—The facts shall be open to *' le The transplanting was effected I election fraud.^ in Louisiana, has West El and M fg ...... 41% gram, it hopes tc put in efteot under guilty no matter what the evidence. ber of demonstrations of the use of public. Any group of lOU farmers NEEDLE WORKERS VOTE with the cooperation of chieftains of said it soon plans to continue its WooIwortiJ ...... 41 the Federal aid proposals. Mayor Debt Increased. the weapons. signing a petition sbalJ have the the Abeidat, first large tribe to wol- probe. Thus there is ample reason Elec Bonf and Share (Curb). 23% Frank Hayes said this morning;' Long bifilt roads, a $5,000,000 Arthur Knofla won the attend­ right to send an agent to examine that be is in favor of fin in g % gp^. come the homestead schema for the long secret conferences ance prize, donated by Parker ON STRIKE TODAY skyscraper state capitol, a new and the facta respecting surplus in the Until the middle of tbe 19tb c e n ­ dal session of tbe (Seneral Assem­ Officials consider ♦•to colonization I has been molding far into the Soren. luxurious state bouse. He raised bands of the board of milk control. tu ry, coal-tar was regarded as a bly. to legislation on the questloa a t \ ... - , *------7. particularly adaptable to l»otel quarters here. the state’s annual appropriations &—All surplus shall be sold at tbe bond issues. It is the belief here that should waste product and thrown away. New York, Aug. 14.—(AP) BM- I agricultural and pastoral needs, from $26,000,000 when be took office HURT IN CRASH public auction to tbe highest bid­ loting was begrm today to determine | H ouSg and saniteti^tove been anybody "get anything on Long,” Danbury, Aug. 14.— (AP)—John whether a strike shall be called in to $82,000,000 this year. He puts der. But responaible cooperative organized imder military and medi­ his bigbly-personal machine would Palmira of Norwalk, received a the dress industry. its bonded indebtedness up to near­ farmera plan thla ahali have prefer­ cal discipline. collapse all over the state. Few of ly a half billion dollars. scalp woimd this morning when a ence where bids tjre equal. The strike vote was being taken even Us moat intimate political in Manhattan, Brooklsm and the Depositors in some of the closed motor truck on which he was riding . 7—With respect to haulage: Bronx. Should a strike be voted, cronies have any deep Isve for Huey. New Orleans banks will tell you with Gus Guillino also of Norwalk, Whenever' two-thirds of the pro­ and such action is considered a cer­ I He has ridden them all pretty rough that the banks are desperately ill skidded about five miles south of ducers on any one route object to tainty by Julius Hochman, presl' VIENNA NEWSPAPER of indigestion from being fed too this city, went down an embanK- the price charged by the hauler, the dent of the joint board of dress and many state bonds, $20,000,000 of ment and overturned. Guillino es­ board shall let that haulage at pub­ waist makers, from 40,000 to 50,000 EXPOSES CONSPIRACY which remain imsold. The ac- caped injury. lic bidding, giving preference to pro­ workers will walk out of their shops Capital Choice! coimts of Huey and his machine are ducers if blda Are equal and if a at a time yet to be determined. In strictly on a cash basis, but the dealer’can be found to take tbe addition to New York City, it would same eannot be said for the accoimts nfilk. affect workers in New Jersey and Vienna, Aug. 14.—(AP) — The I of the state of Louisiana. LIGHT LUNCH 8— The above rules sbali apply to Connecticut. semi-official Reiebsport declared to- Political opponents of the Long all producers, meaning producer- Meanwhile, NRA assumed an im-1^^^* which machine here nelieve they have the dealers aa well as producers. ‘ WHIftl KOHOHYMIUS portant role in the threatened n*”1*^* ^ Conspir. :y| Kingfisb booked at last. Francis A LA AFRICA 9— Tbe price of 14 cents to the BiSiS strike. Early in the day Grover ttot the (German Williams, who ciainm ke was “count­ conaiuner shall stand until further Whalen citv phnirmiin of the nreai- X^®fl®tlon in Vienna has been assist- ing in illegal activities on the part ed out" for mayor at the last elec­ inquiry and tbe Board of Milk Caa- tion, is running again In February, trol will hear the producers’ com­ went into co£fe^ce with police I Austrian Nazis. FOR TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY The Legation, the paper declared. and the apparent lack of enthusiasro mittee at any convenient date on Commissioner James S. Bolan, In-iw__ __ - j , * ..£ — ------for Huey in Washington has stiffen­ the argument to show that tbe spector John Lyons, of the radical ed opposition within the state. spread allowed to distributors by squad, David Dublnsky, president of Austrian Nazis to Nazi qu[uarters in Berlin by means of an egal lega- Opposition Takes Heart. this price is too large. the International La^es Garment Filing of bills of information W orkers Union, emd Hochman. The tior courier service." The paper ;lso published what it against 15 election commissioners Fancy Milk-Fed conference lasted two hours. by District Attorney Eugene Stan Whalen and James Flynn Hodg-I ^*^5®*^**^“®* ley may bring to light an unsavory son, district manager for the system of choosing election judges partment of Commerce, tonight wUl ^ movement Wall Street which turned the vote-counting over address a meeting of the National * to the Long machine. Association of Dress Manufacturers ^ in an effort to induce them to sign ■raids on secret Nazi quarters in In IjQulalana, each candidate for CHICKENS Vienna. Briefs the President’a re-emplo3rment an office has the right to choose agreement, known as the blanket They revealed, the Reichsport five names for election judge, ail code. said, that there were plans to over­ names being put in a batr and the To Roast, throw Chancellor Dollfuss’s govern­ judges drawn by chance. It looks New York, ALug. 14.— The sugar 3 -M b . HAS IJiOO COMPLAINTS ment by sabotage in Austria’s toade fair, and it is. But the machine melt of thirteen United States re- Fry and industry. has found itself able to nominate finen from January 1 to August 6 New York, Aug. 14.—(AP) — two, or three, or ten men for any totaled 2,405,000 long tone, com­ or Broil Ib. Avorago Colonel Leopold Phillip of the bu­ office, each naming (perhaps the pared with 2,886.000 in the like 1982 reau of complaints of the NRA in same) five election judges. By the period, the Sugar Institute, Inc., re­ New \ork City, announced today BALBO’S AVIATORS time the anti-machine candidates’ ported today. Deliveries totaled 2,- his department handled 1,500 com­ five nominations are dumped in the 180,000 long tone against 2,190,000 plaints last week. HONORED BY ITALY bottom of the hat and the machine's a year ago. He said he expects to bring about 20, or 50 nominations dumped on Sunnyfiald or Brightwood a settlement on the strike in the top of them, the mathematical . Tile volume of purchases by tbe furniture and frame Industry involv­ (Oootfnaed From Page One) chance of favorable judges is satis­ Com m ercial Cteedit Cte. in July was ing 20.000 workers. factory—to the machine. more thaw so percent above the to­ James Flynn Hodgson, district ators. (Crowds numbering thousands Rongb Staff. tal in July 1982 and about five per­ DAISY H A ^ lb . I€ manager of the Department of gave them an ovation unrivalled In If by chance an anti-machine cent above the total in June, 1988, Commerce in charge of the NRA years. There were two recmtions judge is chosen, there are other the company reported today. Tbe drive in New York, New Jersey and yesterday afternoon, one at Bnsdst ways. The law provides that all gain, aeoorCUng to .the com pany, was Connecticut, said the morning’s »rwll party headquarters, and the other judges must be on hand when the unprecedented, as in past jrears Bost Contor Cut brought 6,700 additional signed in the Capitol building, given by the polls open. If they aren’t, those peak pmrehases bad come in May, agreements. governor of Rome. present choose others in the absen­ and snsiiing months bad shown a tees’ places. It has proved easy dedine volume. The company fi­ nances installment and deferred pur­ lb. SAILOR IS DROWNED STELLA WALSH BEATEN for a couple of ex-prinflgbters to PORK CHOPS delay arrival at the polls of anti- chases in many fielda. (Colon, Panama (Canal Zone, A ug. Brussels, Aug. 14— (AP) —Stan- machlne judges imtil the machine 14.— (A P )— ^Frank Clinton Becton, Islawa Walaalewicz (Stella Walsh), judges had elected others in their 910,000 DAMAGE SUIT S3-year-old gunner’s mate, second Poland’s Olympic champion bowed places. Froth or Comod class, attached to the S-10 at the yesterday in both the IM and 200 But the conferences in the hotel irt, A ug. 14.— (A P ) — United States submarine base, was meter dashes of Belgium’s National room continue. Huey Long has John C. McGrath of Trumbull, was drowned last night In Gatum I^e. track and field meet to ToJlina been in tight spots before and wrgi- named defendant today in a 110,000 Becton is survived by his mother Scbuurman, of Holland, but raced to What could be more fitting than a gled out of them. With the tax damage action filed In the Superior lb. in Rison, Arkansas, and his wife Abool Andar Ben Asim likes (teurt by Harold F. (testello of Long LEAN ENDS victory ovei: Miss Christmas, of "Mlu America’’ from the nation’s burden grow ing, closed hanicii to his meals hot. summer or win­ Clara and two children in New Lon* England, at 800 meters. capital? The chances look rather lend a sober note. New Orleans busi­ Meadow, Mass. Tbe suit arises out don, Ccmn. bright now that Rita Burns ter.,'Here’s the Iforrocan tem­ of an automobile aeddent at South ness men and upstate cotton farm­ ple Are dancer llckinc up a W indsor, Ctenn., on M ay 85. 1988. He was drowned while swimming Miss Chuunnan was a member of blonde and 19, has been chosen ers are watching the present fight in the lake. He dived from a barge second helping of succulent when cart grated by both parties the Holland team at Los Angeles "Hiss District of Columbia’’ to with an Intensity that never marked A & P MEAT MARKETS and failed to reappear. Police z«- last year but was eliminated In the compete for the title at Atlantic names in the African village at colHded. (5oateIIo claims to have covered the body an hoxir later. Cl»* any of the comic-opera encounters tbe Century of Progress Expo­ been permanently Injured in tbe semi-finals of the hundred meters. that preceded it i sition in Chieagp. a e d d e n t i ,1' •■•* ; . y •,•.■•' .•: ^ r f ^ A '

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fact that whde we have had prob­ tive authority to aUeviata the oondi- COMMISSIONER KING lems as momentous as those in tioc so that 'his whole matter may ODD FELLOWS’ Fi HOBOES DRAW UP Kay Brothers* Circus Deaths Last Night other states, we have solved them be settled without violence and the without resorting to violence. 1 oonridence of the farmer's only cus­ New York—Floyd E. Wilder, 56, PLEADS FOR PATIENCE would not ask to have this tradition tomer the consumer — be re­ ON O n iN G SATDRDi Comes Here Tomorrow Hearst organization executive, des­ continued Just for the sake of tained. A little of that spirit of real CODEOFETHICS cendant of President Tyler. keeping up an old custom but 1 am oo-operatlon watch we talk so much Worcester, Mass. — Edward A. Says. Milk Strike Would Do No firmly convinced that arbitration about but seldom practice is more Over 150 Spend Aftemoen Hodgson, 79,» ot New York, Nation­ Good Ahd Would Harm The will accomplish more lasting results necessary at the present than strife Backland*s Grove; ally known educator and editor Industry. than violence. and warfare." Lunch Served. WiO Refnse To Wash Dishes among the deal. "Milk is a necessity of life and 17,000 ON STRIKE Grant Junction, Colo. — Judge Hartford, Aug. 14.—Commissioner Just'as soon as we stop delivering It Manchester's Odd Feliows John C. Bell, 61, pioneer Colorado from (Connecticut farms it will be King David Lodge, Shepherd But Win. Chop a Little lawyer, former Congressman, called of Agriculture Olcott F. King in a Swansea, Wales, Aug. 14.—(AP) Imported from other sources. One campment and Sunset L mV s ot the “Father ot Reclamation.” state-wide plea to dairy farmers thousand or even 10,000 dairy farm­ —Anthracite miners to the number bekaha enjoyed the annual Joint i Wood. Scranton, Pa.—Michael L. Mc­ urges* them to give serious thought ers cannot hope to cope wlfo more of 17,000 were idle today because ot ing Satui^y afternoon at Fo Laughlin, international organizer to the consequences which would than a million and a half consumers. their employers’ failure to settle for the Brotherhood of Railroad N. BuckJand's grove. Hills resu't from a milk strike or holiday. We have the sympathy of the con­ claims respecting a seniority rule road. Over 150 adults and chik Trainmen. The Commissioner, a lar^e dairy sumers at present who luive demon­ and the reported refiisal of opera­ attended and spent the after ChieafO, Aug. 14.— (AP) —While Paris — Paul HlUemacher, 80, emd tobacco farm er, knows the se­ strated a willingness to pay more tors to pay minimum wages in cer­ opera composer, one-ume winner of playing games and other sports, v tbejr lost no time in drawing up a rious plight of the daily industry for milk in order that the farmer tain collieries. Members supplied basket luncim ■ code of fair practice, the hoboes of the Prix de Rome. but fails to see where a milk strike might receive a larger income. How­ The strikers wUI be Joined by 6,- Chicago — Julius Myers, 63, and the refreshment conunittee ■ap­ can do anything but harm to an in­ ever, if a strike 4i fo rce d and milk 000 more tomorrow and Wednesday. plied sweet corn, punch and lot America as represented at their an Springfield, m., merchant, former required by thousands of (Connec­ nual convention And modem condi­ dustry that is already severely in­ Their representatives on Saturday cream. - Stanley Nichols and MMS. president of the National Retail jured. ticut children and Invalids is decided to put into effect notices of tions none too attractiva for their Clothiers and Furnishers Associa­ Emma Dowd were Joint chalrmlp ’The Commissioner said in ..part: dumped in the gutters, farmers who the demands made of employers. profession. tion. ' ' participate in such a strike will cf the affair and the games for^ ll The big complaint was against “As a dmry farmer and one who Operators declared they have Juniors were in charge ot Miss Em­ has complete sympathy for all those have made one of their greatest mis­ present day construction of box cars. takes; they will have lost the sym­ offered to investigate the dispute. meline Pentland and Aiiss EaU||K **RhUng_the rods" has become even WARSHIP READY engaged in the production of milk, Kissman. Miss Edith Walsh was n I implore every dairy farmer to pathy of the consumer upon whom too hazardous foe the vetersm they depend for a living. CALLS HTTLER A JEW charge of the bridge games. “Boes what with the new single Washington, Aug. 14.—(AP) — avoid a milk sb^e for the good of It is difficult to ask harassed and Berlin, A ug. 14— (A P ) —.Amaze­ rods and the high trucks now in use Navy Department officials said to­ himself, the industry and the state. STORE ROBBED day that cruiser Indianapolis We have before us in a neighboring financially embeurassed farmefs to ment was expressed at the Ameri­ they lamented. can consulate general today at the Colchester, Aug. 14 — (AP)--ii*' ^ t the Hoboes still scorn the was enroute from New York City to state an example which should have patience but I sincerely believe Hampton Roads, Va., for regularly guide our actions. Bloodshed, it to be the only sotmd way out of severity of the sentence imposed on Thieves broke into the- store 9 hitch hiker and do not seek some­ man charged with having called Morris Ramins today and escapBI thing for nothing. scheduled gimnery practice. strife and a woeful waste of one of our present dilemma. I would be­ Jeff Davis, of Cincinnati. “King Officials declined to say what our most valuable food products has seech every dairy farmer to have a CThancellor H itler a Czech Jew. with 840 in cash and 850 worUt 'ff' of the Hoboes,” Joseph Routt, New the vessel’s future orders were, but never been a part of Connecticut’s little more patience and when the The consulate expects shortly to cigarettes anc tobacco. They fort- York and his father, James Routt indicated the ship was ready for history. day set for the milk holiday arrives, send a representative to Stettin, ed a rear window. ’’ of San Francisco drew up the code service in Cuban waters if neces­ "Every (Connecticut Yankee can give an expression of confidence in where an emergency court ruled Ramins told police be closed Us for the itinerant workmen as they sary. look back and proudly point to the those men working through legisla­ that Johnson must serve six months. store at 2:30 o’clock this morningi*’ call themselves. It provides: Hoboes will not wash dishes or otherwise work in a restaurant for meals—which might take work away from a man with a family. . Pay for cleaning snow off walks The Kay Bros, circus comes to shall be 50 cents an hour and the and charming star of the act, rate applies to shoveling coal Manchester tomorrow. It is a which is one of the most brilliant | or cleaning windows. large and modern motorized cir­ performances of European circiu- dom, being featured recently in Hoboes may chop some wood on cus. The show will be here one farms in exchange for a bed in the the Wirth circus in Australia. An­ day only giving two performances, other outstanding attraction is the Happiness For You bam or a meal but shall not chop all day for those rewards. The one at 2:00 p. m. and the second at Foster Trio. And as the animal delegates attending the annual con­ 8:00 p. m. at the Dougherty lot. features, CJaptain W alker has a | vention. the 25th of the organized Center and McKee streets. large troupe of performing ponies, hoboes but chary nonetheless in its The Kay Bros, circus boasts of monkeys, dogs and other animals display of silver, represented 50,000 many varied and thrilling per­ who display almost human intelli­ votes from the principal "Jungles” formances. Among the many fea­ gence in the sawdust rings. And Your Family the coxmtry at Centralia, Wash . ture attractions of the perform­ The entertainment includes every- | Battle Creek, Mich., Jersey aty. ances are the Four Millers, troupe thing known to the American New Orleans. Van Buren, Ark., and of spectacular aeriallsts, pre­ circus. Of course no circus could Chicago with Jack Mutz-Baurer of senting an amazing routine of dar­ be complete without wild animals Numberg, Germany, delegate-in ing feats high in the great canvas —as elephants, camels, etc., and chief from Europe. dome. Miss Mary Allen, the petite Kay Bros, will not disappoint THERE are no longer weary COV0ITRY OPEN FORUM CURB QUOTATIONS hours of stove watching for Oeorge Masklll, Leoa Renault and John longsbury and children Cora and Jbhn, Jr., spent Sunday with A REBDNISCSNCa: B y ASSOdATBD PRESS the owner of an Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tomlinson, Assd Gas and E lec ...... 1% Jr., of Lonsdale. R. I. Editor, The Herald, Amer Sup Pow ...... 5 Donald Witty returned to Lons­ While memories of the late Blue Ridge ...... 2% dale, R. L, after visiting Russell Charles E. House are fresh in the Central States Sllec ...... 2H Wiegold for the past week. Cities Service ...... 8H Tuesday evenixig the Ladles Frag­ minds of very many who learned to Cities Service, p fd ...... 16% ELECTRIC RANGE ment society will serve a peach love and esteem him for the fine Elec Bond and Share ...... 24% shortcake supper in the Coventry qualities of his sterling (^aracter, Ford Umited ...... 5% Grange hall. This building is being and to appreciate his kindhearted­ Nlag Hud P ow ...... 9% Automatic time and temperature controls used to accommodate the large ness and interest in tlie welfare of Penn R o a d ...... 4 crowd responding to the Coventry individuals and the town at large, Stand OU Ind ...... 29% suppers. One hundred and twenty- may I have a little space, through United Founders ...... 2 watch for her, release her for dther flvi people can be seated at the your courtesy, Mr. Editor, to chron­ United Gas ...... 4 first table. Supper will be served icle a little matter of thoughtful United Lt and Pow A ...... 5% from 5 o’clock, on. kindness on his part to myself some UUl Pow and L t ...... 1% things. A wise purchase in household The Coventry Happy Gardeners four years ago, when I sought Mavis B ottle ...... 1% will hold their annual garden tour through your columns to show the '^esday beginning.at 2 o’clock, d. s. difficulties In the way of promoting t. The group iimi start from Gil­ ENGINEER APPOINTED equipment has made her major task bert Storrs’ home. Tilford Cocks, the righteous cause of prohibition. I used a trio of words I once heard assistant state leader, is expected to Bridgeport, Aug. 14.—(AP) — a preacher use away down in the easiest one. attend. Leslie A. Hoffman, Bridgeport engi­ ’Thursday, Tolland county will Washington county, Rhode Island “The Three A’s” which prevent the neer appointed as advisory engfoeer hold its 4th annual style dress re­ for the Connecticut and Rhode vue at Somers. South Coventry advancement oi' the cause of true temperance are Appetite, Avarice, Island public works boards, opened girls are expected to compete in the his office in a suite adjoining the revue of which fifty girls are en­ and Apathy. The first applies to the slaves of an unnatural and artificial state board offices this morning. tering. The salary is 85,000. The Ever Ready Sunday school craving for the poison alcohol; the class held its annual class picnic second to those men who for the Mr. Hoffman indicated that be Saturday at Lake George, Mass. sake of money gladly make the will begin study of the engineering You Will Enjoy Working In Your The ladies of the Second Congre stuff that ruins so many of their nature of nearly 100 public works gatioaal ^urch met at the home of fellow-men; the third class includes proposals already submitted to the Mrs. Flosnl Standlsh Friday, for an all who through discouragement or board by communities in all parts outing. the lying propaganda of the wets of the stata requesting an outlay Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McKnight do not take enough interest to go (ff more than 840,000,000 in Federal Kitchen, Serve More Delicious Meals, and daughter Ruth visited their to the polls and vote against that funds. He indicated that his first daughter Kathryn at Rocky Hill, which they know Is one o f the report will be ready within a week, Sunday. greatest curses which ever afflicted and Mr. McNeil said that projects Henry Reed of Coventry was mankind. I recall the “Herald” was approved by the engineer would be Have More Hours Of Freedom, And married to Miss Grace DavoU of kind enough to print all of what speedily referred to regional head­ WiUlmantic recently. The couple surprised me as taking much more quarters and to Washington for ■re on their wedding trip and upon space than I had thought Within final approval. returning will move into their home a couple of hours after the issue in Feel More Youthful When Evening in Coventry. which the article appeared was scattered over town, my telephone AUTOIST EXONERATED rang, and I found It was Mr. House A M U ^ E N T S speaking. He said, “I have Just Ch^mwell, Conn., Aug. 14.— (AP) Comes If You, TOO, Become The User read your article in the paper, read —Anson S. Ward of this town, fatal­ STATE THEATER every word of it and endorse it ly hurt by a car driven by Miss heartily.” Catherine M. Costello, church or­ "Mary Stevens. M. D." Such a commendation from such ganist, on the night of Aug. 8 met Of An ELECTRIC RANGE. How For the first time in seven pic­ source w.-a very encouraging to death through his own rtubbom- tures, la “Mary Stevens, M.D.,’’ me, and plainly showed on which ness. Coroner L. A. Smith indicated now at the State Theater, Kay side he stood on this most impor in a finding today exonerating Miss Francis wears her hair the way she tant question. Costello from criminal blama were it when he first .entered pic­ —W. D. Woodward. The coroner had found from his Happy All This Will Make Your Family tures. That was in “Gentlemen of inquest that Ward, who was 78, had the Press,’’ in which Kay’s raven “A REAL MAN" persisted in telling friends he had tresses were combed straight back By George W. Richards, Jr. as much right to the highway as from her face, with the famous Age 18, of W^>plBg autolsts, and would not give way to As Well As Yourself. "wktow’s peak” in full view. them. He was accustomed to walk Strangely enough, with that hair A real man is the kind of a man with bis head down, while on the comb, Itey was rated as a most se­ Who is honest, kind, and true. highway. He persistently prefetred ductive vamp. Now, in “Mary He is big and strong and muscu to walk in the roadway, the coroner Stevens, M.D.,” she does it the same lar learned, and would take no precau way to appear business like! Be- And tender hearted, too. tions to safeguard himself. tw ^ the two pictures, she has He does his work, and he does it worn her hair parted in the middle, well OUR RENTAL- PLAN and waved softly backwards into a And he keeps away from the BREAKS TRADITION series of graded curls, studio make­ road to hell. up artists having decided that was He takes the long and narrow PhUadelphla, Aug. 14—(AP) — Makes It Possible To Have An Electric Range Without A Cent more sultabl''- for the romantic leads path Hans Kindler, conductor of the Na< she baa been playing. While others never care. Uonal Birmpbony orchestra of Wash' Zb “Mary Stevens, M.D.,” Kay’s In the end he reaches happiness. ington, has thrown to the winds a / Of Investment 30c A Week Rental Plus A Small Installation latest Warner Bros, picture, in The others reach despair. tradition so cherished that Albert which she ' as the title role as a Coates, British conductor,- went woman doctor, she has Lyle Talbot down in defeat Tather than submit. Charge Payable Monthly With Your Electric Lif^t Bill Gives for leading man, while others in the DR. FREDERICK STARR DEAD He led a concert in Robin Hood Dell east are Glenda Farrell, Thelma in shirtsleeves. T okyo. A ug. 14 — (A P ) — L r. Year after year guest conductors You The Services Of An Electric Range. This Range Is Todd, Harold Huber and Christian Frederick Starr, American anthro­ Rub. in the summer concerts at the dell, pologist, died today at St. Luce’s Coates, acutely affected by the heat The plot of “Mary Stevens, M.D.,' hospital in the Tsukljl secUon of Maintained In Proper Working Condition By The Company carries a glowing romance as well on one occasion, gave up the eon< Tokyo of bronchial pneumonia. He cert rather than t^ e off bis coat. as stirring drama. It is based on was 74 years old. the novel by Virginia Kellogg and Last night it was different Kind< Without Cost To You. adapted to the screen by Rian lev’s expansive gesttires swung* \m- The home of Dr. Starr, who was hampered, and the audienoe Uked it James. Lloyd Bacon directed. born at Auburn, N. Y., is in Seat­ tle. Washington. From 1895 to 1923 NEED CENTRAL BUREAU he was connected with the Univer­ b l u b SH1BT8 BBGRUlTlNa sity of Chicago. New York, Aug. 14— (AP) — The Dublin, Irish Free State. Aug. 14 For Full Information Call United States Senate’s sub-commit­ —(-AP) —Officers of the Bue u irt tee on racketeering held its first MART BEARD IHES National Guard, which was prevent* open regional hearing today in the ed by mvernment order from hold­ m t Association building and heard Z^ew Y ork, A ug. 14— (A P )— ^Mary ing a demonstration jresterday, be­ the plans of police officials and Caroline Beard, sister of Daniel gan recruiting operations today on others for a concerted attack upon Carter Beard, National commission­ a large scale. The Manchester Electric Company organized crime. er of the Boy Scouts, is dead in her General Owen O’Duffy, who is Joseph B. Keenan, of Chicago, an 81st year. directing the campaign, sent of­ Plione 5181 assistant United States attorney Miss Beard, who was the origina­ fe rs to all the p iin d ^ centers. At 778 Main S i general, the first speaker of the tor of the name Girl Scouts of Dublin headqua^rs it was said the ;:earing, told the sub^m m ittee that America, died last night at her home organization had every hope -f a central crime bureau, co-ordinat­ in Flushing, Queens. Besides giv­ doubling its 40,000 membership ed by. the Federal governmetft, was ing advice in the organization of Jie within a veek, thus maktag it possi­ I Or the FoOowlaf Dealara i “an absolute necessity.” Girl Scouts, she also helped in the ble to present a big front in the ‘Tlie Federal government has suf- founding of the Campfire Girls. She church parades scheduled for next EmMt H .Bmmi, Ml Mala t t , WaBdM BrM„ be., M7 Mala 8 t, O. B. KMth Faraltnre Oa, U18 Mala St., f t a a ^ FhOBMaf O a„ M l Mala M. fleisot power to estaUlA such a was formerly National treasurer of Sunday in every district of the Free bvrsMi,* ha aUd. the, latter organisation. State. . 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SCORE WITH PIGSKINI ^^LOV€°^ €V€. i h l i ^ CHILDREI Novel Parisian Ensemble Given Air of Fantasy By TrigXeather Accessories. BEGIN wiCTtW TODAX By Oliv« Roberts Barton EVE BAYLESS, pretty uilstaat >/aM BY HCA ita v tct, UK7 to EABLK BABNES, adverttein; manager of Blxby’e dqiartment *rrEA8EB8’’ MAY BECOME ^ Someone saw him. ’Then there ■tore, eecretiy marries DICK TROVBLE-MAKEBS UNLESS was trouble. BADEB, a oonatmcflon engineer. DISCIPLINED IN ’TIME He was called eveiythlng from INok franta Eve to give np work* “Joseph, let the dog alone. How a murderer to a baby-snatcher. But YOU’LL FIND NOUB18HBfi9rr Ing but she refuses. would you like to be teased the way he Just stood and grinned. "Aw, IN THESE COLD DRINKS. V The same day Eve learns that you tease him ?” can’t you take a Joke," he sneered, jdie Is to go to New York for "I-was Just playing." “ You’re all big babies. Such a fuss By Sister Mary (^e store and most leave that “Well, think up some other way over a little ball!" , NEA Service Writer. night. Dick takes her to the sta- to play.” And so the boy spent bis days ^on but thronghont the week in So Joseph thought up another getting bis thrills over the discom­ Heat pouring down from the New York she has no word from way. fort of others. When he grows up. relentless sun does something to him. The days there are busy Little Carl’s kiddy-car stood on if the practice'continues, he will be our appetites, and special foods are She meets THEBON BEECE v/ho the walk next door. Joseph went known, very likely, by a more sinis­ is mncb attracted liy her and she ter name. needed to tempt us. The nourish­ over, gave it a push and it rolled ing drink that makes a complete visits IBENE PBENTlSSf a Break “Teasing” Habit former schoolmate who Is playing down the terrace. Carl began to meal when served with sandwiches Too many practical Jokers are the stock market and advlsM Eve cry. in variety solves many a difffeuit real trouble makers at heart. Oc­ ^to do the same. “Baby! Can’t 3rou take a little meal problem satisfactorily and ap- On her return to Lake Qty Dick fun? Go and tell your mama. Cry casionally we And some who love petizlngly. takes Eve to the fashionable Ho­ ' i baby—can’t take any fim.” fun for fun’s sake, but when that Chocolate is a universal favorite tel iwii-amaj where he has en­ Carl’., mother came out. “Pick ftm causes real hurt or unhappiness for cold beverages but there are gaged a suite. up the car and bring it back, Jos­ to other people it earns another any number of other flavors that At the office MABYA VLAD, eph. It isn’t nice to tease children." name. are available. Efruit Juice, spices, fashion artist, and ABLENE “I wasn’t teasing,” explained Jos­ So often a mother is inclined to vanilla, almond, pistachio, caramel, SMITH, stenographer, are eager eph. "I was Just playing a little think lightly of this “teasing" trait maple— in fact, anything you may to hear of Eve's trip. There is Joke on him.” in a child. Of course, we must not fancy can be combined with milk a new copy writer, MONA ALLEN, Practical Joking always take the pranks of children to make a refreshing and nourish­ who threatens to become a He went his way. He spotted a too seriously, but when a child be­ ing drink. The syrup from pre­ trouble-maker. ball game and watched bis chance. comes addicted to this unpleasant serves and Jam as well as Jelly adds NOW GO ON WITH THE STOBY Tlie ball went into some cusbes; habit something should be done more flavors to the list. be foimd it and put it in his shirt. about it. CHAPTER V n Milk alone or milk and eggs is For half an hour the boys bunted, As a rule it grows and changes used with the chosen syrup. Ot Eve and Dick stayed at the then gave up the game and went character with the years. The de­ course powdered, condensed and Hotel Miramar for a week. home. sire to see other people unhappy is evaporated milks can be used with They usualiy dined in the marine On his own steps again Joseph never admirable in either child or as good results as il fresh milk dining room overlooking the lake. inspected the ball. When the last man. were used. Keep in mind that no Eve enjoyed the formality ot their boy bad left the plot be slipped There is seldom anything fair sugar will be necessary in the drink surroimdings and each evening back and dropped the ball where or sporting in a teaser. He won’t made with condensed milk. wore a different costume. She had be bad found it. He didn’t want it have friends. The kindest thing we W/m Remember, too, that the drink a flair for clothes and was aware —all he wanted was to break up the cun do for him is to break him of -■5 made without egg is not as rich In that, though many ot the women game. the habit before it is too late. food value as the one made with about her were gowned more ex­ // 'y////, / fMy/ ■ pensively, few wore smarter T' egg* costumes. And because she was 'A It’s a good idea to keep a few happy her eyes glowed Md smiles Hc agreed without asking any nation of the two shades brightens cans of evaporated milk in the re­ curved her lips. When she looked questions. up your skin so that pastel colors frigerator all the time. Fruit But Reece was not to be dis­ no longer make you look lifeless. Novel and practical qualities are combined by the use of beige pig­ Juices combine splendidly with the at Dick, correct in his severe eve­ skin accessories on a' chestnut brow n Jersey sports suit. The trig little ning clothes, she was proud of posed of so rapidly. He ap­ Probably the best shade of eye­ undiluted milk to make healthful shadow for white and pastels is bat, gloves, bag and collar are all o f pigskin. him. proached, bowing, and said, and delicious food drinks. “Dick,” she began enthusi­ “Good evening. Miss Bayless.” light blue. Not greenisb blue. And Pineapple Shake, astically the fourth night of their Eve wore the gown of pale gold lace that ahe had worn on her vlelt Eve felt a sudden panic but black mascara is preferable. The One cup chilled pineapple Juice, stay at the Miramar, ‘T ve an to the night clnb. managed to Introduce the men best thing to do is to wear your 1-3 cup chilled evaporated milk, 1 idea!" without disclosing the fact that frock when you go to choose your teaspoon lemon Juice, chipped ice. "You’re full ot ideas," teased before seven. This evening it was marriage is a flfty-flfty proposi­ Dick was her husband. ' Before makeup. T ry on the makeup and Add pineapple Juice to milk and Dick, "^ a t is it now?" nearly eight, but Dick did not tion. So I want to pay my share." Reece could begin conversation then see if the dress is becoming. shake hard. Add ice and lemon "Let’s always dress for dinner. complain. “Successful marriage is always she arose for another dance with HEALTH Juice and shake. The rule makes Dick. two servings. Any fruit Juice can There’s no reason why people Saturday night came and the a flfty-flfty proposition," Dick After all, she reasoned, it was be used in the same way. who have fortunes should mo­ hotel held its * weekly dinner agreed. "But that doesn’t neces­ not strange that Reece should be This drink with a cookie makes nopolize ail the nicities of life. dance. Eve wore the gown of sarily apply to flnances the way ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED^^from these pass to animals or hu- there. Much business was ern- fuotattons— it quite unnecessary to serve des­ It’s fim to change into evening pale gold lace that she had worn you mean. I should say it is im­ FEVER IS SPREADING EAST i man beings in search of blood. ducted between Lake City and sert for a family luncheon or sup­ clothes for dinner. Don’t you on her visit to the night ciub in portant for each always to meet The ticK, once on the body, does Cincinnati and Reece, a salesman, Bite Ot infected Ticks Transmits per. think s o ? ” New York with Theron Reece. the other half way. What 1 mean Get away and stay away — for not begin feeding promptly, but "M-m,” answered Dick. lived in the latter place. The the Disease to Humans Orange Eggnog. As she turned from the mirror is, turn for turn and fair play." at least six months and preferably usually looks first for a place that “Then we’ll do it always! Oh marine dining room ot the Hotel One egg, 2 oranges, 1 cup chilled she called to Dick: “I’m so happy, Eve recalled Dick’s noncom­ for a year — from your son or will be suitable, including espe- as I do. You’re a perfect dear mittal, “M-m," each time she bad Miramar was an attractive restau­ By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN I dally the back of the head or the milk, 1 tablespoon sugar, few grains dear! 1 think this is the most rant and it was natural fdr him daughter who has Just been married. Editor, Journal of the .American salt, crushed ice. Dick, I’m so glad you see things thought she had scored a victory. —Rev. Henry H. Crane, Scranton, arm pits. adorable place to live. And I to dine there. But Eve felt she Medical Association, and of Hygeia Squeeze Juice from, oranges and to agree with me all the time! She took her cue and said, Pa., in advice to parents. In avoiding infection by the bite I’d hate to have Just an ordinary love dressing for dinner.” wanted to leave the Miramar be­ the Health Magazine grate rind. Add rind to Juice and “Let’s have a marriage free from of the tick it is necessary, of husband. You will let me plan “It would be nice if we could fore her Joy weis spoiled. let stand while preparing other in­ quarrels, too, Dick. Each ot us 1 guess these taxes for the benefit course, to avoid the tic.'''s to get everything the way 1 want it, stay on here," Dick agreed. “But So she said to Dick, “1 think, Although most peo; le are fa­ gredients. Separate yolk from will always think ot the other’s of the farmer are all right, but I’ll them off the body as soon as pos­ won't you, dear?" I suppose since tomorrow is Sun­ darling, it might be fun to look white of egg. Beat yolk with su­ side of the question, won’t w e?” bet they wouldn’t have levied them miliar with the common infec­ sible, and, in case one i going into “M-m,” answered Dick. day we can drive around and try for an apartment tomorrow. We gar and add strained Jiflce. Beat “That’s the only kind of a mar­ if they’d Knewn wheat was going to tious disease.s, such as scarlet fe­ an area in which Rocky fountain After dinner he suggested go­ to locate a place to settle in.” will get up early and not lose any well and add milk and salt. Mix riage 1 win have,” he answered a dollar a bushel before they could spotted fever 's fairly frequent, to ing out to watch the skating. time." ver, measles, dipntheria and thoroughly and fold in white ot egg with emphasis. even start to collect. be vaccinated against the disease. They put on warm wraps and She could not resist one whooping cough, few have ade­ beaten until stiff. Be sure to chill Something froze in Eve. She ask­ Eve was determined to enjoy ... uodge, Washington, D. C,, _ trudged through the snow < '^er ed, ever so quietly, what Dick’s guarded glance toward Reece's grocer. quate information concerning some orange and egg as well as milk oe- the deserted bridle path to the the present and let the future table as Dick guided her toward of the more unusual infectious dis­ The safest camping grounds are fore mixing. This rule makes two plans were. take care ot itself. No need to lake. “We’ll have to find a place the door. There was something The teaching in the American orders which attack people in vari­ those in places where low vege­ servings. “Reminus me ot the lake at hurry in locating another apart­ sinister in Reece's dark eyes as ous parts of the United States. tation is scanty. U’lsaft camping When you serve a drink made within my income,” he told-her. ment. She would meet that . n- university could be materlaliy' cut home,” said Dick. “I’d like to “But we have two incomes!” his glance met and locked with down without loss to anybody. For some time it was thought grounds are those in which the bed­ with egg you are adding 70 calor­ be out on the ice now. Haven’t pleasant contingency when it ar­ hers. that Rocky Maantaln spo.ted fever ding is placed directly on the ies of protein and fat as well as vit­ “We’re not counting on any­ rived. —President Robert M. Hutchins, skated for 10 years. My old thing you may earn,” Dick an­ (To Be Continued) University of Chiceigo. occurred only west of the Missis­ ground and in areas thick with amins and minerals to the usual skates got coo short and I never nounced with finality. “ Your So she smiled brightly and sippi Riyer. In 1930 Investigators sage-brush. Clothing, such as high glass of milk. This is the case ^seemed to have money to buy new money is yours to do with as you said, “In the meantime on with Depreciated currency never bene­ fo' the U. S. Public Health Service boots and leggings, or socks worn when a whole egg is used for each ones." please. If I were you I’d bank the dance.” fited any coimtry except by enabling found the disease in some of the outside the trouser ’egs, helpo to person. ^ “Oh, Dick,” Eve .interrupted that money. You may do as you it to repudiate debts owed to for­ eastern states, t ha. not yet been keep the ticks from getting into Tomorrow’s Mena. him, “I’ve just had a grand idea like, however. I’ll never ques­ They danced between courses. It 0 LORIFYIN6 eigners. seen in the New En . nr' states, contact with the body. BREAKFAST: Cantaloupe, for the lead for my column to- tion you about it. But 1 am go­ was not until after they had finished —Rufus S. Tucker, New York eco­ but with the present means of The U. S Public Health Service scrambled eggs with rice, morrow! I can scarcely wait < to ing to support our homes on my dinner that Eve saw Theron Reece. nomist. transportation, it might, of course, has prepared a vaccine which is whole wheat toast, milk, cof­ write it. See the red and white income and 1 will endeavor to add He had just entered the dining _Y o u r ^ l f _ appear at any time. useful in preventing infections fee. outfit that girl is wearing? It to our savings each payday.” room with a vivacious looking I am in favor of applying the curb with Rocky Mountain spotted fe­ LUNCHEON: Assorted veg­ gave me the idea. Here she Eve was not in the most pleas­ girl. The oouple lost no time in to industry where necessary, but Rocky Mountain spotted fever ver. etable . sandwiches, orange comes now. Why, as 1 live and ant frame of mind as they de­ getting on the dance floor. Reece's iJfBy A licia Hart not of placing the heavy, paralyzing jg spread to human beings by eggnog, cocoanut macaroons. ^breathe, it’s Gladys Rippel! Dick, scended to the dining room. She .giance swept the restaurant and he hard ot the government upon all the | the bite of infected ticks, partlcu- DINNER: Broiled fish *let’s leave. If we want to keep had been enj05dng the luxury of saw Eve at once. She looked ; way ' •IQSSBV NCA SCRVCE INC business enterprise of the nation. larly wood ticks .and dog ticks. Seindusky, Ohio, announces ordi­ steaks, creamed radishes, sal­ bur marriage a secret we can’t the past week and saw no reason but the crowd was not large and A1 Smith. These appear early in the spring. nance prohibiting singing in beer ad of tomatoes stuffed with ; afford to be meeting people we why she and Dick should not before the dance was concluded she You should play a matching are most numerous during May, parlors. Thus it appears Sandusky cabbage and celery and green ‘ know.’’ combine their incomes and con­ was forced to return Reece’s nod of game in this business of being The Colgate clock in New York, June and July, and disappear rap­ has ruled that “ Sweet Adeline", peppers, rice pudding with * Eve turned back toward the largest in the world, has an hour tinue this mode of iivlng which, recognition. E'vidently he was beautiful. idly during August. The ticks de­ written in four-four time, cannot be peaches, milk, coffee. 'hotel and Dick followed reluc- she felt, would leave them free hand measuring 15 feet in length sung in 3.2 time. determined to continue their ac­ An eminent cosmetician asserts velop on long grass and bushes and /"•tantly. He would have enjoyed from the petty cares of the aver­ quaintance. A shadow of appre­ and 3 feet 10 inches at its greatest ^skating in the moonlight on the age young married couple. hension clouded Eve’s sky. She that there is no use in using the width; the minute hand has an ■frozen edge of the lake. “ Dick,” she began after the hoped Reece had not noticed her correct powder it you apply it over over-all dimension of 20 feet and He took Eve’s arm to keep her waiter took their order, “I don’t wedding ring. a powder base that matches nei­ coffin-shaped strokes of black 5^ from slipping on the icy walk. want to argue but It seems only “Let’s go now. Dick.” she said ther the tone of your skin nor the feet long are used for numerals. a S O C K “Eve, sweetheart,” he said, “I fair to remind you that, we agreed when they returned to their table. shade of the powder. There are Evening Herald Pattern 'don’t like keeping our marriage new foundation lotions which :a secret. As far as I’m concerned match the shade of your powder. Sweater Of A Different A W ^ ■there are few to whom it matters, Wear it now and later for fall, You apply them to your nose and Stripe! ST BRUCE CATTON but you, dear, have so many chin and forehead in the same carried out as its inspirator in friends in the city that it is bound manner in which you use any other chestnut-bro'vn novelty crepe silk. WHEN SPAIN RULED 'to cause complications." CHANGE HEART foundation lotion or vanishing The tiny rolled collar is white crepe ON THE WEST COAST “I’m thinking of my position," cream. The idea, to say the least, moracain. The belt is patent leath­ she said. “We’ll announce it By HELEN WELSHIMER 1b practical. They save your pow­ er. “Mistress of Monterey” TeUs Of later." With this Dick bad to be der from having to bear all the You’ll be proud to say you made Old Days In California content. T THOUGHT I was through COUND of your step on responslhlUty of a well-made-up it, when the result is so charming So 1 sent you away— ^ A dusk-darkened street; face. and so inexpensive. By BRUCE CATTON Each morning he drove to “ the What made you listen? This place and that place There are few people who can Its. slender simple lines are de­ There is an indestructible aura ^ob” before 7:30. Eve, in her W hy didn’t you stay? Where we used to meet. do without a foundation lotion of cidedly youthful. You’ll like the of romance hanging over the era smart black business clothes, perky sleeve flares that create boarded an eight o’clock trolley some kind. Whether your skin is of Spanish occupation of Califor­ smart shoulder height. She never glanced at the morn­ p O R now I’m recalling CHOULD you discover ^ oily, dry or normal is Inunaterial nia. Here was an aMen civiliza­ Powder stays on much longer «uid Chartreuse green wool Jersey or ing Times until she reached the Small words that you said; Fm still fond of you, ^ tion, isolated and remote, colorful hlends more smoothly if you put it oxford gray hairy woolen is apti- and stately. whi..h grew up parallel older district of the city where lilt of your laughter, W ould you believe me— on over a foimdatlon. vatlng for “back” to school or col­ with the rise of oui own republic the streets were lined with stores And tilt o&your hea^ Or what would you do? and office buildings. Instead che To delve further into the match lege wear. and which got submerged when !he looked at the beautiful homes ing scheme of things, there should Style No. 2808 la designed for republic finally overflowed beyo 'd along the boulevard over which be complete harmony between sizes 14, 16, i8, 20 years, 36, 38 and the moiintalnjL,. It will probably she rode. Eve wondered about your rouge and lipstick. 40 inches bust. be a gold nine for writers for the people who lived in those Rouge and lipstick the color Size 16 requires 2% yards 54- many yeaVs to come. bouses and was sure she could of your blood is best. Ob- inch material i^th 14 .yard 3D-lnch The newest book to exploit that never be contented until jshe had vloui^y, the color of your lips for collar. field is “Mistress ol I Icnterey, ’ by such a home. < The apartment at and the color of your cheeks have Price of Pattern 15 Cents. Virginia Stivers Bartlett. It Is an the hotel would do, however, she about the same underlying tones. BEAUTY. . .FASHIONS. . .PAT­ excellent and entertaining example told herself, until she and Dick S t Let your rouge and lipstick match TERNS in the new book of Au­ of the romantic-historical novel. could afford a home like one of as nearly as possible. tumn Fashions. .Read bow to R1 ■ The events deson' ed take place those. For evening, particularly, there CAPTURE YOUR PERSONALITY in the latter part of the eighteenth Her promotion at the office had should be some harmony between . . . More ways to be the beauty it century, when Fray lunlpero Serra not brought with it the satisfac­ your hands and arms. In pow­ is your rlghl tb be. See what the was dotting Califomie with mis­ tion Eve had expected. She had dering your arms and wrists, don’t cinema stars sure wearing . . . sions and Monterey was capital ol >^'s\ not realized how much Alice Mar­ forget about your hands. You won’t want to miss the ne / one of Spain’s artbest provinces shall had smoothed her way and issue. . . . It has soignee, if you We are introduced to the governor made things easy for her. The shades of your cosmetics ¥ know what we mean. of California, an ardent adven­ Eve was particularly annoyed should vary with the colors o t the Send today for your copy, enclos­ turer who has fallen irretrievably Barnes’ habitual tardiness in clothes in your wardrobe. ing 10 cents in stamps or coin. This in love with that lamd— as so noany deciding how much space was to If you wear only colors that you 10-cent investment will save you people have done since--and who be devoted to each advertisement know are becoming to you, one actusd dollars on your fall and will be perfectly happy if cmly he This delay often made It neces­ lipstick, one rouge and two pow­ winter wardrobe. Address Fsuhioii can get his young wife to joii him sary for her to prepare her copy ders (one for evening and one for Department. there. at a speed making careful work daytime) are adequate.. But if you The young wive arrives on the love to «cperlment with various impossible. Inevitably there Manchester Herald scene at last. But the charm of came a day when she was obliged colored dresses and exotic shaded California escapes her She wants to remain an hour over time. sweaters, you will need several Pattern Service the elaberate culture of Mexiw True, Barnes and Arlene were complete sets of cosmetics. City; Monterey impresses hei iei also detained, but that did not Many women who believe that For a Herald Pattern send Iflc a scragglv wilderness outpost flail-' lessen Eve’s resentment She they can’t wear pastel colors, in stamps or coin directly to fomia is a lonely waste •and, it* knew that if Bameo had been either for 'day or evening, might Fashion Bureau. Manchester people are batf-civUised wanderna^ be able to if they would change prompt .the work easily could Blvening Herald. Fifth Avenue Her life is one long straggle tlb; Mve been completed by 5:30, the their makeup to suit the pastel 2803] get back to Mexico. 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P A G B N n f i MAiVlJHlSS$TER ETVENING HEHAT.D. MANCTTEJ^TEK; CONN.. MONDAY, AUGUST 14,1989. - ^ v - UTHWINSKI, ANNE ARSON KEEP SWIMMING TITLES COP HONORS FOR THIRD Red Sox Set This Year's Scoring Record STRAIGHT YEAR BEFORE BOSTON CLOUTS 19 Baldwins Trounce Greens SARAZEN CAPTURES PIRATES WHIP ALPINES CROWD OF 500 PERSONS RUNS, 11 IN FIR ST; PRO GOLF TOURNEY IN SE M S OPENER, 9 -5 Men’s Champ Is Closely Pressed By Hkns Hokerhoff, TO DRUB ATHiniCS In. League Contest, 7 to 3 TITLE THIRD TIME Five-Rnn Sphrge In Sth SUMMARY Dark Horse Entry; Takes 3 Of 5 Events To Win By “ Butch” Lovett Leads Team B O X SCORE Puts Game On Ice For 9 Pointy Women’ s Champ Easy Victor, Sweeping Seoators Top Yanks, 4-3, Sealer M ea To Victory With 5 Sts, Baldwin A. U. 4, In Hard F oo^ t Final Bnes; Errors At Cmdal 50 yard free style. Uthwiaski. Every Event; Natafie Moorhonse Hailed As New Dis­ To Lead By 5 1 -2 Games; AB R H PO A B first; Holterhoff, second; D. Covdes, Three For Extra Bases; M cKay. I f ...... 5 0 1 1 0 0 third; 50 yard back ..troke. Uth- Obuchowskl, et . .5 2 1 0 0 0 Match; T m Jnst Getting Points Cost^ To Losers; wlnskl, first; O’Leary, second, Hol- covery As She Wms Intermediate Crown; Perform­ Tigers Beat White Sox In Gleason, 2 b ...... 3 2 0 4 3 1 terijoff, third; 50 yat 1 breast Five Errors Fatal To Los­ Lovett, 3 b ...... 5 2 5 2 4 0 stroke. HMtertioff. first; Stechholx ances Of Arsons And OrfiteHis 'Outstanding Featnre Scheibenpflug, lb 5 0 1 13 0 0 Hot,” Says Gene. PhOlips ffits Homer In second; Uthwlnaki, third; 100 srard 17-hnmg Duel, 6-5. Vfiganowski, ss . .5 1 1 2 8 1 free style, Lithwinsld, first; R. Moz- ers; Bobbms Scatters Sullivan, Y ...... 5 0 1 e 0 0 zer, second; Holterhoff, third; div­ Of Town Meet 0 5 4 0 First By Hnjrh 8. Fnllertoii.* Jr. Bedurtha, c ...... 2 0 Milwaukee, Aug. 14.—(AP) — ing, Soberal, first, 86.2 points; Lllh- 0 0 1 The Boston Red Sox, who h've Robbins, p ...... 4 0 0 ] wtoski. second. 79 9 ooints; Stech- Bingles. holz, third, 73.3. ' been looking more and more like a ’The Pirates clubbed their way to first divisloD ball club, were in a T otals ...... 89 7 10 27 15 Gene Sarazen grinned one of Senior Girts "Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown." position today to boast of the beat Manchester Green 1 an Msy victory over the Sub-Al­ 50 yard free style, Anne Arson, The truth and fallacy of this adage was clearly scoring in the aajor leagues this Yesterday -morning at Jarvis AB R H PO A pines at Mt. Nebo yesterday morn­ first; Helen Arson, second Frances Grove, the Baldwin A. C.. took the 8 1 0 2 ‘ demonstrated in the annual town championship swim­ season if they so desired. E>:abeit, If ...... 5 2 “A washed up golfer, eh?” he ing in the opening tilt of a three- Oswalo, third; 50 yaro back stroke, first of a best two out of three Borelio, 8S-2b ... .5 <' 2 1 0 2 X. Arson, first; F. Oswald, second; ming meet at Globe Hollow Saturday afternoon, when Recovmlni, from three defeats by luttered as he scanned accoimts of game series that is a part of the games series for the championship Sobieski. 2b-ss ...4 0 2 2 1 Is par breakiog victory march, H. Arson, third; 50 yard breast Eddie Lithwinski and Anno Arson were again success­ Washington, the Sox went out yes­ 4 town title play. The final score of the Manchester American P ...... 1*4 H 1 0 bich ended yesterday i^th a 5'and stroke, j L Arson, f st; H. Arson, ful in defending the titles which they won in 1931 and terday, scored 11 runs in the first League from the Manchester Green 0 8 1 was 9 to 5, a five-run splurge hi inning nnii walloped theii favorite Pinney, l b ...... 4 0 2 conquest over the stout hearted sec points. from competition. that, this ban-player hit safely upon R. Jarvis, rf ....A r 0 0 1 0 Boys, 14 to 16 outstanding performance of a day each of bis fiv^ appearances at the 0 1 0 0 Sarazen’s remarks were directed hitters well In check, aUowlng only The loving cups were donated as prizes four years which saw the Detroit Tigers come Spillane, lb ...... 0 0 eight Unglee. Wogman led the 50 yard frM style, A. Starr, first; plate, cored twice, whaled out a _ t his old pal of golf, Tommy Ar- ago by the Recreation Centers, sponsors of the meet. from behind to beat the Chicago Plratee at the plate, while Sturgeon A. Porters, second; A. Frost, third; three-bagger, a brace of doubles and 9 6 lour, who called him a “washed White Sox, 6 to 5 in a 17 innings T o t a ls ...... 85 8 10 27 led the Alpine hitters with three 50 yard back stroke. Frost, first; Leslie Buckland and Miss Dorothy Gaylor were the a couple of singles, made two put- t p” golfor in a blast that preceded game that fell Just shcrt oi the Score by innings: hits. Jim O’Leary Just missed a Starr, second; Clark, th*rd; 60 yard winners the first year, until Lithwinski and Miss Arson outs and four assists, a full morn­ le 1938 championship touraament, season’s record for length; the Manchester Grewi ..100 001 001—^ home run in the ninth inning by breast stroke, Pickles, first; Frost, appeared on the scene to monopolize the championships ing’s work for any ball-tosser, and Btidw Ecabert and double by Sobleskl. Nellson, cf ...... 2 0 0 0 0..0 fourth place Saturday, consolidated % Seheibenpfiiig for a double-play that 25 yard free O. Orfltelll, title holder placed flret in three of ior champ. For the Green, Phelps shone Byeholskl, e .... 8 1 2 11 0 0 atyie, Arson — Girl’s Jun­ their p^ticn by trimming the St. fint; J. Pickles, second; F. O’Leary, five events, tMk one second end one MillIdrSQ brightly in right field four difficult retired the side. Harrison, lb .... 4 0 2 9 0 0 lor champ. Louis Browns twice, 5 to 3, and 3 third; 25 yard back stroke, Orfltelll, third for a totai of 19 polnto that flies came his way, but “Powerfuil” Manager Hublard eenb "TuffY' Sackett, p ...... 4 0 0 0 4 0 proved nine points biitter than Hol- to 2, as the two pitchers, Melharder Viot to the 8l£d> for the Green. Viot STAFFORD SPRINGS first; R. French, second; O’Leary, successfully nego^ted each one, terbofl’a figure of t«n. Frank So­ Michael OrfiteDl - - Boy's sub- and Ifonte Pearson, helped produce deserved a lot better support than third; 25 yard breast stroke, turning In a perfect fielding record 86 9 12 27 10 3 beral was third with five points. Junior champ. the winning runs. he received, striking <-35—6 Totals ...... 40 8 IS 27 9 2 Palmer, lb ...... 4 0 2 9 In the sub-Junlor class, where the Ra^ma, 2 b ...... 4 0 0 1 2 0 batted in—Klein, Phillies, 94. Hits— It was the same story in yester­ and line coach of Columbia Univer­ Johnson .. 4 0 2 4 5 6 2—23—1 Score by Innings: Bemett, 2b .. «• 1 0 8 title was won by Wanda Tisk, Doris Conners, 3b ...... 4 0 0 1 1 1 Klein, Phillies, 159. Doubles—Klein, day morning’s match against John­ sity football team, meeting Mike Second Set A El ® IButler, 3b ...... 2 1 1 2 Arson, youngest member of the Carinihas, rf ....8 0 1 2 0 0 Phillies, 35. Tiinles—Vaughan, Pi­ son, seeded No. 6. The latter earned Cltoplin, of Chicago, In the semi­ HMland .... 4 4 4 6 4 5—27—6 Manchester .. 000 500 200—7 14 6 W hite, c ...... 8 0 0 5 final match. Cordovano gave siquatlc family, placed third, finish­ J. Flannlgan, c ..S 0 0 7 0 0 more points than did Holland but rates, 16. Hom e runs— ^Berger, Johnson ...... 1 1 2 4 1 3—12—0 Staf. Springs .040 000 010—5 13 2 Washburn, p .. ...3 0 0 0 Champion Jim Browning some of ing one point behind Lorraine Madigan. lb ...... 8 0 1 9 0 0 Braves, 20. Stolen bases—Martin, lacked the control and steadiness Two baM hits. Cook, Gardner, •W alker ...... 0 0 0 0 his most troublesome bouts in New Blanchard, who bad eight points. P tohsy, s s ...... 8 0 0 1 9 0 Cards, 16. Pitching—Cantwell, Bos­ necessary to give the champ a hard Prucka, Mattison, Civinan; struck York last winter, while Chaplin la Wanda bad nine points. W. Flannlgan, p 8 1 1 1 9 1 ton, 15-7. battle. Holland won the forst four 800 BOWl^SgS COMPETE out fcy Williams 4, 2Ummerman 6, 30 8 7 24 12 8 a touf^ feOow. OHUeUI’s Star Am erican games in a row, the first and fourth Gardner 8. J. May 3; base on balls, *Ran for Palmer in ninth. Two good tlihe limit matches The Orfitelli boys, Ortando and 91 1 27 7 9 Batting—Foxx, Athletics, .357; going to duece. Johnson broke Chicago, Aug. 14.—(API-Three off Williams 1, Zlpamerman 1. Gard­ Two base ML Farr; sacrifice bite, round out the card. In one, Roland Michael, dominated the Junior and Pioueers *...... 000 UO 090—T Simmons, White Sox, .351.. Runs— through in^ the fifth to win bis only hundred players opened the six­ ner 8. J. May 3, hit by pitcher, Raynor, R. Fnwer, Lovett; stolen Klrschmeyer, big blond boy from sub-Junlor divisions respectively H H. Red Sox .... 000 001 OOO-^ 3ehrig, Yanks, 94. Runs batted in— game of the match from deuce. The teenth annual lawn bowU^ tourna­ dvlnu by Gardner. bases, A. Boggini 2t Raynor 2, Hunt- Oklahoma, comes to grips with Ortando won the Junior title with 9a Two base hits, S. Kiahtoh; atolm Foxx, Athletics, 111. Hits—Sim­ sixth game went to deuce twice be­ ment of the American Lawn Bowl­ ley. Walker: double p lays. Sartor to Lan Maaaluao, Conner Colgate All- total of 16 ptonto, three , bettor than bases, JoOy. Hartl 9. Kssnsy; leA mons, White S ^ 160. Doubles— fore Holland tallied twice to win,' ing Association today with Mnglsa, R. Itaeer, ^ Boggini to Farr; left Amertean grid great, and Glenn the runner-up, Raynoond nsneh aw on bases, Pionasra 4, Red Sox C Burns. Browns, 35. Triples—Combe, then going on to take the daddlnf doubles and four National cham- oa bases, Eub-Al^es 6, Warehouse Munn, at toe Nebraska Munns will ,, . .. kiwi baas ! on balls, ufi Flannigaa Xt g^me without much effort. Point 6; baM on balls off MlkoUet tackle Benny Ginsberg. Hebrew Yanks, 13. Home runs— Foxx, pionsbips to be decided In the four Budapest—^Raluij Metcalfs equals oer, John Plekles struck out Oy Hartl It, 2. Waabbum 7; struOk out by Mtko* comedian from Clnoago, In the Athletics, 34. Stolen bases—Chap- Errors Beat Johnson dasrs play. There also will be a east - two r/or!d records. Johnny Morrlss defondtng his tlus te the 8. nma, 1:49. Umpires, Ocagitf Uet 4. Washbun 4; time. 2 koon; other. Popular prices are In order saan, Yanks, 19. Pitching, Grove, Holland found the going easier In vs. west fours contest ta t a ol)am< one, ae United Statee track stars sub-Junlor daas, woo thZM sot o( and Bueddsad. > , Athletics, 17^ ths soeood set and todt tht first plonahip trophy. 1win eigh t tH tSam fr w t a . • uxBpivea* HaoMO. for tte ’ a ' ' x -v ,:v^: A ’ • P A G E T E H MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. (!X)NN.,lIONDAT, AUGUST 1 4 , 198A Read the & asiified Rental Properlq Listinq on this fhq

LOST AND FOUND AUIUMOBILES FOR SALE 4 APARTMENl'S—FLATS— LEGAL NOTICES 78 BRIDGEPORT WHALES TENEMENTS 63 Ye8terday*8 Star8 TENNIS ACES OPEN LOST—PASS BOOK NO. 29778 — FOR SALE— 1928 CHEVROLET AT A cour. OF PROB.1TE HELD BLUEFIELDS SWEEP at Manchester, within and for the Notice is hereby given that Pass coach. Mrs. L. J. Dart, 280 North THE EASY WAY TO And a rent District of Manchest'i', on the 12th LOCAL CHURCH NINE Book No. 29778 issued by The Sav­ Main street, Manchester. Tel. 7707. day of August. A. D., 1933. (By Associated Press) singles, flats, tenements, all sear Leo Durbeher, Cards— Rapped ings Rsjik of Manchester has been Present WILLIAM 5. HYDE. Esq., WEEK-END CLASHES BATTLE FOR TITLE tions. No charge to you. Elverett three doubles and two stogies lost or destroy^, and written ap­ 1930 CHEVROLET COACH; 1929 Judge. The First English Lutheran McKinney, 829 Main street Dial Estate of Charles E. House late of against Cincinnati. plication tuis been madt to said Whippet four sedan; 1928 Whippet 8608-5230. ' C3hurch of Bridgeport banded the Manchester, in said District, deceas­ Monte Pearson, Indians—Limited bank by the person in whose name six coach, 1928 Nash Ught six ed. German Lutheran a severe beatmg Browns to six hits In second game such book was issued, for payment sedan; 1927 Whippet coach. Cole On motion of Herbert B. House co­ Saturday afternoon. The German Condition Of Mrs. Moody Motors, at the C^ter. executor. and knocked to winning run- Win 11th And 12th In Row; of the amoimt of deposit represent­ BUSINESS LOCATIONS ORDERED:—That six months from Lutheran were leading up imtiJ the ed by said book, or for the issuance FOR RENT 64 the 12tn day of August, A.' D., 1933, Tony Cucctoello, Dodgers— Hit seventh toning. Then came Bridge­ Boston pitching for triple and four of a duplicate book'therefor. b. and the same are limited and al­ Beat Sacred Hearts, 7-2, port’s lucky eighth with two outs, Uncertain; Brilliant Field FLOKISI'S—NURSERIES 15 TO RENT—OFFICES AT 865 Mam lowed for the creditors within which stogies. the Bridgeport church nine scor^ to bring in their claims against said Dusty Cooke, Red Sox—Led at­ street (Orford Bldg.). Apply Ed­ estate, and the said executor is di­ 7 runs to put tbe game on ice, 9-5. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 TWO'YEAR OLD gold medal del- ward J. Holl. Tel. 1642 and 8025. rected to give public notice to the tack on Athletics burlers with three Danielson Indians, 5-4. Tbe game featured three double Is Entered. phinian planta, single and double, creditors to bring in their claims stogies and three runs. plays, two by the German Luther­ WE B u y . SEXil and axchange used now in bloom 10 and 15c each. within said time allowed by posting PbU Collins, Phillies— Limited ans and one by the Bridgeport nine. Greenacres Perennial Garden, 67 HOUSES FOR RENl 65 a copy of this order on the public cars all makes and models. Armory sign post nearest to the place where Giants to five hits for 2-1 victory. The Bluefields won their tenth Haberem did the heavy bitting for Forest Hills, N. Y., Aug. 14. — Branford street. Hank Greenberg, Tigers— Hit Garage, 60 Wells street. Telephone FOR RENT—4 ROOM house at 50 the deceased last dwelt within said and eleventh straight games over the German Lutheran while Knoxie (A P )— Spurred on by the first sign town and by publishing the same in three doubles and stogie against of Bridgeport connected for a double 6874. Birch street. Apply at same ad­ the week end at the expense of the of a break in the hitherto invincible some newspaper having a slrculation White Sok; scored winning nm. and a triple. MOVING—TRUCKING- dress. in said probate district, within ten WUUmantlc Sacred Hearts and the arm of Helen Wills Moody, a bril­ 1929 FORD COACH, very clean; days from the date of this order, and Lon Wameke, Cuba—Outpitebed - German Lutheran 1929 Ford coupe; 1931 Chevrolet STORAGE 20 FOR RENT-r 78 WASHINGTON return make to this court of the B<’1 Swift, giving eight hits to beat Qutoebaug Indians of Danielson, 7-2 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. liant international field set out to­ coach. Terms, trades. Brown’s Ga­ street 6 room single, available notice given. Pirates 3-2. and 5-4. Maguson, c ...... 5 0 0 8 2 0 day in quest of the American wo­ WILLIAM S. HYDE men’s singles tennis crown she has rage, West Center street.’ Tele­ Sept. 1st, also several others; Buddy Myer, Senators— Raked Saturday’s Game Lerch, lb ...... 4 1 0 13 0 0 Judge. won seven times in the last decade. phone 8805. MOVING, TRUCKING ana light fivt, and six room singles. Arthur H-8-14-33. Yankee pitching ’for double and In Saturday’s game at Williman- Tureck, c f ...... 4 0 1 0 0 0 hauling. E. L. Morin. Tel. 6153. A. Knofla. 875 Main street. Dial three stogies. Haberem, 3b, p ..5 0 ‘ 2 3 2 1 Along the pathway to her particu­ AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD tlc it wsu* not until the third to­ 5440 or 4359. Richter, rf ...... 4 0 1 0 0 0 lar goal—equalling tbe eighth title SILVER LANE BUS LINE offer the at Manchester, within and for the ning that tbe Bluefields started to garnish a few runs. In the third to­ Gess, If ...... 2 1 0 0 0 0 record 'of the woman whose reign accommodation of their large De- District of Manchester, on the 12th FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM flat day of August, A. D„ 1933. ning Katbaveck who was the first E. Fischer, s s ------2 1 1 0 3 1 she broke to 1923, Mrs. Molla B. Want Ad Informattoa Luxe bus for lodge, party or team single bouse, all improvements, Present WILLIAM S. HTDE, Esq., man up hit a stogie to left. He ad- Sibrtosz, 2b 3 1 1 3 2 0 MalltJry—Mrs. Moody faces the top­ trips at special rates. Phone 3063, Judge. WEST SDES SPLIT garage if desired. 16 Homestead Estate of Martha Apel late of Man­ var.ced to third on Kennedy’s single G. Fishcher, p., 3b 3 0 1 0 4 0 most stars of Great Britain as well 8860, 8864. street Telephone 7091. chester, in said District, deceased. to center. Hanc grounded out and Noske, I f ...... 1 1 1 0 0 1 as her own nation. And to add to Manchester On motion of Frederick Apel execu­ Lamprech, r f ...1* 0 0 0 0 0 this opposition, there is the' ques­ LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE Brennen came up wielding bis big TO RENT-FIVE AND SIX room tor. ‘ WITH BRITAIN bat and smacked a neat stogie to tion of her physical condition. Evening Herald moving, general irucking, livery houses, single and double; also ORDERED:—That six months from deep life scoring Katkaveck and Totals .. ..34 5 8 27 13 3 service. Our affiliation with United the 12th day of August, A. D„ 1938, Condition Uncertain modem apartments. Apply Edward Kennedy. C. Smith then groimded Bridgeport Helen Jacobs, Mrs. Moody’s Cali­ CLASSIFIED Vans Service means lower rates on be and the same ard- limited and al­ ADVERTISEMENTS J. Holl. Telephone 4642 and 8025. lowed for the creditors within which out and Rautenberg filed out to end AB. R. H. PO. A. E. fornia rival, vho beat both Miss furniture moving to distant points. to bring in their claims against said Lose FirsI Game To Ram­ the toning. Schneder, 3b,....5 1 1 2 1 Large modem trucks, experienced estate, and the said executor is di­ Dorothy Round and Miss Peggy Oonnt aiz avarase words to a lias. Hand’s Feat Dokai, cf ...... 5 men, prompt service, all goods In­ WANTED TO RENT 68 rected to give public notice to the Scriven of the British delegation to Initials, nnmbers and abbreviations creditors to bring in their claims Bill Hand who pitched this game Knoxie, If ...... 5 count as a word and compound sured while in transit are features blers, 6-2, But Take Sec­ the Wightman cup play, beads the within said time allowed by posting deserves a good deal of credit since Poneliet, lb .*------3 domestic field as defending cham­ words as two worda lUnimum cost Is offeree at no extra expense to you. HAVE PARTIES TO rent six room a copy of this order on the public this was the fin. game he pitched Menz, p ...... 4 pion, winner last year again, when price of three linea , ^ Daily trips to New York, baggage single and 5 rooms. What have sign post nearest 'o the place where Line rates per day tor transient ond IHl, 13 To 6. for the Bluefields this year. Bill Rasebae, c ...... 4 Mrs. Moody did not seek the title. Gulivered direct to steamship piers. you? Wallace D. Robb, Telephone the deceased last dwelt within said ada _ 3654. ' town and by publishln;. the same in allowed but eight scattered bits and Reidenbuck, ss ..4 Despite the caliber of the field SSeetlve Itarcli U , IHR For further information call 3063, struck out eight opponents. At bat Casta Charse some newspaper having a circulation R. Heske, 2b ....3 Mrs. Moody again would be an over­ 8860, 8864. Perrett & Glenney, Inc. in said probate district, within ten he contributed with a timely single R. Poneleit, rf .. 3 6 Consecutive i>ays ...| 7 ots| > ots whelming fa-/orite to win her eighth S Consecutive Days ..I • ou, U eu days from the date of this order, and The West Sides travded to New that knocked in a run. Three triples Heske, c f ...... 1 1 Day ...... I U otti l« ots LEGAL NOTICES 78 return make to this court of the no­ Britain yesterday and were sched­ were made by the Bluefields in this national title, equalling Mrs. Mal­ All orders tor Irrsgulsr Insertions tice given. __ uled to play the St. Lucians. Upon lory’s record, were it not for the REPAIRING 23 WILLIAM S. HTDE game. They were made by E. Ra- Totals ...... 37 9 11 27 10 3 will be cbsrged at tbe one time rate. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD arriving there they found the Ram­ uncertainty of her condition. Special rates tor long term every at Manchester, within and for the Judge. guskus. R. Smith and Brennen. Score by innings: day advertising given upon reqneet. MOWE^ SHARPENING, vacuum District of. Manchester, on the 12th H-8-14-33. blers with no team to play and the Sunday’s ThriUing Game Vines Defends Title Ade ordered tor tnree or six days cleaner, washing machine, gun, day o. Aukust. A. D., 1933. West Sides'Were asked to play ".nd Bridgeport ...... 000 200 070— 9 Newport, R. I.. Aug. 14.— (AP)— Yesterday the Bluefields traveled Manchester ...... 021 101 000— 5 and stopped before tbe tblrd or fiftb Present WILLIAM S. HTDE. Esq., AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD took a beating, the first game by Ellsworth Vines, will start restorm­ day will be charged only toi the ac­ lock repairing, key making. Braith- Judge. to Danielson where they met the at Manchester, within and .for the the score of 6-2. The Ramblers iV o base hits, E. Fischer, ing the American tennis heights to­ tual number of times tbe sd appear­ waite, 52 Pearl street. Estate of Frank Taylor late of District of Manchester, on the. 12th Qutoebaugh Indians of that city. Knoxie; three biuse hits,* Knoxie, ed. charging at the rate earned, but Manchester, in salld District, deceas­ day of August, A. D., 1933. started early and got a four nm This grame was a gem to watch and day as the defending titlist to the no allowance or refunds can be made ed. Present WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq., lead which was enough to win the Reidenbuck; hits off, Menz 8, on six tlms sds stopped altar tbs went to eleven innings before the Fischer 11 in 8 innings, Haberner 0 Newport Casino tournament. COURSES AND CLASSES 27 Tbe Administrator c. t. a., d. b. n., Judge. ball game. Bluefields broke the deadlock and By so doing, the National cham­ tlttb day. having exhibited its final administra­ Estate of Leonard J. Dart late of Stein pitching for the Ramblers to 1 inning; double plays, E. No m il forbids” : asplsy lines act BEAUTY CULTURE—Earn while tion account with said estate to this Manchester, in said District, deceas­ emerged victors by the score of 5-4. Fischer to Sibrtosz to Lerch, Lerch pionship has given himself no easy sold. Court for allowance, it is ed. . . was yery effective allowing the West The game was close and well task with which to laimch his come­ The Berald will not be reeponalble leimilng. Details free. Hartford ORDERED:—^That the 19th day of On motion of Emma Dart adminis­ Sides only six. hits while his team unassisted, Menz to Heske to Pone­ for more than one Inobrreot Ineertion played. Smart fielding plays and liet: left on bases, German Luther­ back attempt, for the Casino’s field Academy of Hairdressing. 693 Main August, A. D., 19!>3, at 8 o’clock (s. t.) tratrix. was able to get 11 hits off the good hitting featured throughout of any advertisement ordered tor street, Hartford.' forenoon, at the Probate Office. In ORDERED:—That six months from ans 8, Bridgeport 4; base on bails of 82 included more than a dozen more than one tlma said Manchester, be an^ the same is the 12th day of August. A. D„ 1933. offerings of Falkowski and Hewitt. the gante. The Bluefields’ unfield of the top ranking American play­ Tbe Inadvertent omission of moor- Dygas, Lucitti and Helmsman were off, Fischer 4, Minz 4, Haberem 0; root pnblloatlon of advertising wlU be issigned for a hearing on the allow­ be and the same are limited and al­ handled nine chances without an ers as well as delegation of promis­ ance of said administration account lowed for the creditors within which able to'get two hits apiece. Lucetti error. The Bluefields led until the struck out by, Menz 7, Fischer 6, rectified only by osnoellatlon of the HELP WANTED— Haberem 2; time, 2:15; umpires, ing British youngsters. ebarge made tor the service ‘endered. with said estate, and this Court di­ to bring In their claims against said and Helmsman both hit home runs. seventh toning. In that inning Dan­ All advertisements must oontorm FEMALE 35 rects the Administrator c. t. a., d. b. estate, and the said administratrix Werner, Smith. Although the Casino’s stogies list n., to give public notice to all per­ is directed to gl e puh’ ic notice to The field of Gut at shortstop was ielson scored three run.'’ Psu- S e r a TSS will be aooepted as ROOMS WlTHOUl BOARD 5» at Manchester, within and for the ered six hits- Mikan, first man up tenberg grounded out to end the B ./i rUEA PATHHNT If paid at tie bual- District of Manchester, on tbe nth- filed out, the next two men singled inning and th" game. Dfeturos Iv _ MM offiee on or before the seventh FOR RENT—FURNISHED rooms day of August. A. D., 1933. Bluefields GEORGE SCARBO dar following the first insertion of Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq.. and a walk filled the bases. Fred­ IRAN each fid otherwise the CBARQB for light housekeeping, gas ano Judge. How They Stated dy Burkhardt then hit ont of De­ AB R H PO A K r a t h will be ooUeoted. No responsl- sink in every room, reasonable, 109 Estate of Frances Taylor late of franco’s fast balls and '-mocked a Brennen. If ...... 6 1 2 .3 0 0 y for errors In telsphonad sds Foster street.—Grube. .Manchester, in sa'd District, deceas­ homer. Gyp Gustafson, next man, C. Smith. 2b .... 6 0 0 3 2 0 he assumed and their aeenraoy ed. YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Rautenberg. cf .. 6 0 1 6 1 1 ' he guaranteed. The Administrator d. b. n„ having followed suit. Falkowski then exhibited its final administration ac­ crashed one that was an easy home R. Smith, rf .... 5 2 3 1 0 0 IN D EX OF BOARDERS WANTED 59-A count with said estate to this Court America.1 League run but in rounding third he failed E. Raguskus, lb . 4 0 2 10 0 0 OiASSIFICATIONS for allowance. It is Cleveland 5, St. Louis 3 (1st). to touch the base and was out. A. Raguskus. 3b. 5 0 2 1 4 0 m FOR RENT—LARGE pleasant room ORDERED:—That the 19th oay of Cleveland 3, St. Louis'^ (2d.) Katkaveck. c ... 4 0 0 6 0 0 Births ...... A August, A. D.. I933 at 8 o’clock (fi. t.) In the fifth toning Burkhardt hit his Xngagsments • • • • • ■■ B fo” 2 persons, with board. Reason­ Boston 19, Philadelphia 10. second home run with no one on.' Kennedy, ss .... 5 0 0 9. .? 0 able. 63 Garden street. Phone 6194. forenoon, at the Probate Office, in Marrh-res c said Manchester, be and the same is Washington 4, New York S. Burkhardt, Wilkinson, S. Hewitt, Kovis, p ...... 5 2 2 1 1 1 Deaths ...... D Detroit 6, Chicago 5 (17). Card of Thanks ...... B assigned for a hearing on the allow­ Stavnitskl and Gustafson led tbe T ance of said administration account National League attack for the West Sides while 46 5 12 33 11 2 In Hemoriam ...... — APARTMEN'l'S—FLATS— with said estate, and this Court di­ Lost and Found • •• « X Boston 6, Brooklyn 2 (1st.) Dagota, L. Heimzman and Defran­ Danielson Announoements ,kc..» t TENEMEN'rS 63 rects the administrator d, b. n., to Baucher. c f ...... 4 1 0 2 0 0 Personals ...... t give public notice to all persons in­ Brooklyn 11, Boston 0 (2d.) co .were the heavy stickers for the terested therein to appear and be St. Louis 3, Cincinnati 2 (1st.) Ramblers. Caullard. lb ___ 4 0 3 21 0 0 AntomobOee FOR RENT—FOUR room tene­ heard thereon by publishing a copy Berry. 3 b ...... 5 0 1 0 2 1 Automobiles for Sale ...... 4 ment, with all imprevements. In­ St. Louis 4, Cincinnati 3 (2d., 12) West Sides. Automobilee for Ezebarga 4 of this order- in some newspaper Brounle. ss ..... 5 0 0 0 9 1 quire 254 Oak sLeet. having a circulation in said District, Chicago 3, Pittsburgh 2. ab r h po a e Auto Aoeessoriee—Tires .n ...... 6 on or before August 14, 1933. and by- Philadelphia 2, New York 0. Mikan, 2b ...... 3 1 1 0 4 0 Frechettle. 2b ... 4 0 0 2 6 0 Auto Repairing—Painting 7 J. Perrv, r f ...... 5 0 0 0 0 0 Auto Scboole ...... 1-A FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene­ posting a copy of this order on the Wilkin.son. ss ___ 5 2 2 2 1 1 Autos—Ship by Truck S public sign post in the Town where Hewitt, 3b ...... '.4 2 2 1 2 1 Gaswick. c ...... 3 1 1 7 1 0 ment with garage. Apply 135 Pearl the deceased last dwelt, five days be­ STANDINGS Autos—For Hire ...... S Stavnitsky,. lb ...4 3 2 10 0 0 Shelanlt. If ...... 4 1 1 1 0 0 Garagee—Service—Storage mk.» street. fore said day of hearing and' return Eno, p ...... 3 1 0 0 4 0 Motorcyelee—Bicycles ...... 11 make to this Court. American League Burkhardt, cf,...4 2 3 1 0 0 Wanted Antes—Motoroycles .... 12 FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement WILLIAM S. HYDE W. L. Falkowski, If ....3 0 1 2 0 0 Business aud ProfeesloBel Servlece with all improvements, comer Judge. Plltt. rf ...... 3 2 1110 37 4 6 33 22 2 H-8-14-33. Washington ...... 70 38 . Two ba.se hits, Kovi.s; three ba®e Business Services Offered ...... 13 Wadsworth and Summit streets. Godek, p ...... 3 0 0 1 1 0 Household Services Offered ^ ....ll-A New York ...... 64 43 hits. Kovis, Bob Smith. Caullard: Building—Contracting 14 Vpply 31 Wadsworth street Philadelphia...... 53 53 F. Hewitt, 2b ..,.2 0 1 0 0 0 Florists—^Nurseries ...... a • 14 double plays. Rautenberg to Ken­ Cleveland ...... 55 57 :res.u.s.mt.off.: >e 1 * 3 3 S r MCA SCSVICC. INC. Funeral Olrectore . . . . e e e e a • 14 ’The California palm saves its old nedy; base on balls off Kovis 4. Eno FOR RENT—THREE ROOM fur­ Detroit ...... 53 57 34 13 15 21 9 2 Heatln; Plumbing—Roofing .m 17 leaves fcom year to year and 1: hit by Ditcher. Gaswick bv Kovis: (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) Insuranoa ...... 18 nished apartment with private Chicago ...... 51 57 Ramblers bath. 109 Foster street—Grube. droops them over Its trunk as a struck out by Kovis 2, Eno 6. Millinery—Dressmaking ...... 19 Beston ...... 47 59 ab r The long arms of the funny-look­ Moving—Trucking—Storage ... 80 protective covering. Dagata, p-3b -----2 1 It was a funny sight to see each St. Louis ...... 42 71 , ing octopus were free. Painting—Papering ...... 21 FOR RENT—TWO 4 room tene­ Gut, s s ...... 3 1 0 1 5 0 Bluefields Tiny, happy as could be, dance Professional Services ...... 21 National League AB R H PO A F “All right now, Octy, you can ments, next to Nathan Hale school, L. Heimzman, lb 3 1 2 7 0 1 'round while clinging to an arm of Repairing ...... 23 W. L. Brennen. If ...... 5 1 3 1 0 0 go. You’ve helped us pu«- on quite Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning ... 84 very reasonable. Apply 178 Spruce Dygus, rf ...... 2 0 1 1 0 0 Mister Octopus.' C. Smith. 2 b ___ 5 0 2 0 0 0 a show,” said Shrimpy. Scouty Toilet Goods and S erv ice...... 25 street. New York ...... 63 43 Lucitti, 2b ...... 3 0 0 4 1 1 Soon Duncy stopped and cried, Wanted—Business Service 'w .... 86 Rautenberg. cf ». 5 0 0 3 0 0 added, “You’ve been kind as kind FOR SALE Pitvsburgh ...... 61 48 Fritz, cf ...... 1 0 1 2 0 0 “I’m through That’s all the danc­ Bdneatloaal FOUR ROOM FLAT. 1st floor, resT Chicago ...... 61 49 R. Smith, r f ___ 3 2 2 1 0 0 ing I can do. The octopus is can be.” Courses ano Classes 17 Corsalettl, If '.------3 0 0 2 0 0 E. Raguskus, lb . 3 0 1 3 0 0 dential neighborhood, economically CHOICE LOT S t L o u is ...... 59 52 C. Heimzman, c .2 0 3 1 0 twisted, though, and that might Private Instruction ...... n . 28 1 A. Raguskus. 3b. 4 0 0 4 1 0 Tired Duncy flopped upon the Dancing ...... 88-A heated. Chas. J. Strickland, 168 Boston ...... 58 52 Defranco, Ib-p ... 3 1 2 0 0 0 start a fuss.” Musical—Dramatic 29 Main street. Phone 7374. Arvine Place, Lakeview Philadelphia ...... 45 61 Katkaveck. c ... 3 2 1 11 1 0 "There’s one thing that I can ground, cried, “Look!” The whole Wanted—Instruction SO Stein, r f ...... 2 1 1 0 0 0 Kennedy, ss _____4 1 1 4 1 1 75x150 feet. Brooklyn ...... 43 62 Sapita, cf ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 suggest,” said Scouty. “We will bunch glanced around and saw two Pliuuieial FOR RENT—MODERN 6 room Hand, p ...... 4 1 1 0 2 0 fine seahorses “Try and catch onds—Stocks—Mortgages 81 Cincinnati ...... 44 67 ♦E agan...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 take a. rest, and then we’ll run ^ e tenement with garage, on Eklge- Adjacent lots sold as high ■other way for just * little while. them,” Scouty cried. tusiness Opportunities II 36 7 11 27 5 1 Money to Loan ...... 81 ton street, five minutes to mills. as 84,000. Price on tiiis TODAY’S GAMES 25 6 9 21 7 2 “I’m sure the octopus won’t mind And then ^ smile spread on his Help and Situations Telephone 8301. lot 81,800. Sacred Hearts what we have done, if we unwind face and he exclaimed, “W e’ll have ♦Batted for Sapfta to the 9th. Whitmore, I f ___ 4 0 0 0 0 0 Help Wanted—Female ...... Si American League his funny-looking, long arms.” a race I’D raci with little Duncy. Help Wanted—^Male ...... 84 FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, CHAS. J. STRICKLAND, Two base hits, Falkowski; three Michaud, r f ...... 4 0 0 0 0 1 Help Wanted—Male or Female . . 87 Philadelphia at Cleveland. base hit, L. Heimzman; home runs, “Fine,” said Shrimpy, with a smile. if he’s not too tired to ride.” with garage, 162 School street also Phone 7874 Dillon, cf ...... 3 1 3 4 0 0 “I’m rested now. Sure. I’ll join Agents Wanted ...... mS7-A Boston at Detroit. Burkhardt 2, Gustafs''^'^ Southward, lb .. 4 0 1 12 0 0 Situations Wanted—Female . . . . . SI three room apartments, Maple “Well, count me out,” snapped in,” said Duncy, “and I’ll bet I Situations Wanted—Male ...... Si- street Telephone 6ol7. (Only games scheduled). sacrifice hit, Falkowski; stolen Marchaud. 2b . . . 3 0 1 4 2 0 Employment A gencies...... 40 National League bases, Stavnitsky 2, Burkhardt 2, Duncy. "Gee, if you’ll just look win.” or Shrimpy called the Pelezer. 3b...... 3 1 1 3 5 0 horses and they came right to his Live Stock—Pets—Poultry—VeUelet FOR RENT—3 ROOM APART- New York at Philadelphia. Hewitt putt; double plays, Hewitt Dubrenil, ss .... 4 0 2 0 2 0 you’ll plainly see that running Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... 41 (Only games scheduled). to Stavnitsky, Plltt to Stavnitsky; Kurdzol, c ...... 4 0 0 4 0 0 ’round in circles is much more than side. Llvi Stock— V ehicles...... 48 MENT, all improvements, hot wa­ “Just straddle them and hang on Poultry and Supplies ...... 48 ter beat furnished also garage. In­ base on balls off Godek 2, Degato Simmonds, p....4 0 0 0 3 0 I can stand. Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 2, Heimzman'1;. hit by pitcher, Lu­ “It makes- my head swim. tight,” said he. “Then you will quire 18 Lilley street upstairs. TO RENT be all right.” Soon Windy ciled, Pot Sale—Mlseellaaeoue Cycling citti by Godek; struck out by De­ 33 2 8 27 12 1 That’s not all. Each moment I UNFURNISHED BOOMS to the “They’re off! My, this will be a Articles for S a le ...... 45 FOR RE3NT—NEAR Center, two Tinker Block, light bill paid, hot Paris— Van Egmond, Holland, franco 1, Degata 1, Godek 3. Three base hits. E. Raguskus, R. think I will fall.” “AD right. I’ll Boats and Accessories ...... 46 take your place,” cried Shrimpy. funny ride.” Building Materials ...... 47 modem, five room flats, outlet for water furnished, aO rooms recent­ wins world amateur cycling speed First Game. Smith, Brennen; base on balls off Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .« 48 electric stove, garage if desired. title; Joseph Scherens of Belgium, R H E Simmons (3), Hand (3); struck out “Sure! I’ll lend a band.” ly renovated; 88 to 815. See (A frog fools Die Ttoles to tiie Electrical Appliances—Radio ... 48 Phone 5661. Chris Glenney. successfully defends pro-champion­ West Sliies ..001 001 000—2 6 3 by Hand 8, Simmons 1. Umpire, And so, it wasn’t very long until Fuel and Feed ...... 48-A they’d made right what wa- wrong. next story.) Garden — Farm—Dairy Prodnots iO ship. R am blers----- 401 100 00^—6 11 3 Miller. Household Goods ...... SI FOR RENT—5 ROOM apartment Machinery and T o o lt ...... 41 with sim porch, all improvements, Musical Inatruments SI heat and hot water, Inquire 444 Office and Store Equipment 44 By HAMLIN Specials at the S toree...... 68 Center street ALLEY OOP A Dizzy Sock! Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... S7 Wanted—To Buy ...... SS FOR RENT—4 ROOM FLAT Booum—Beard—Hotels—Resort* with all improvements, and hot AW Reataurantr water heat 170 Oak street Inquire ^6oeOof \ _Vf Rooms Without Board ...... 68 at Maples Maternity Home, 164 I WISH IT , SHOT OP/1 Boarders Wanted...... 6 8 -A WOULD STOPjvw GO'WAV Country Board—Resorts 80 Oak street or call 8241. WARBLING; Hotels—RestanranU u WOTTA AN' LET , Wanted—Rooms—Board 88 TWO OF OUR BESl three room USTENV ME SLEEP.' 8st8ts BGftt apartments are vacant redecorat­ HEMV^CHE) As>aitmenta. Flats, Tenements « 88 ed, hot water. Johnson Block. Tel. OH Bustneas Locations for Rent f i Honses for Rent ...... ss 6917 or 7635. Suburban for Rent ...... «g Summer Homes for Rent s? FOR RENT—TWO, THREE and Wanted to Rent...... $$ four room furnished or unfumisbeo V Beal Bstate For gale - apartments. Manchester Constme- \ Apartment Building for Sale ^ 88 BuglBess Property for Sale 70 Uon Co. Tei. 4181 or 4859. Farms I^d for Ssls 71 Honses for Salt ...... 78 FOR RENT—FIVE room flat down- 'W I^ ts for Sale 78 %tairs. all modem improvements. B^rt Propaity for Sals 74 S n b w j^ for S s ls ...... 76 Inquire at 34 Clinton street or tele­ Bm I Estat* for Bxohang* 78 phone 4314. Waatsd—Rsal Bstat*...... 77 It- Assfisg iLag sl Nstlaaa FOR RENT—4, 6 AND 6 ROOM XAgSl JtOtlOSg, Mrri n n i . iwinri W tenements, all improvements, ga­ rage if desired. Call 8608 or 5230. / MANCHESTER BVgKTKjS HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONN^ MONDAY, AUGUST 14, IM S. IfAGB

Toonerrille Folks By Fontaine Pox OUR BOARDING HOUSE By (^ne Ahern HARD HIT BY THE RETURNING PROSPERITY . S ^S E and NONSENSE | AAY KiNGDO^A fOR A When a woman announces she ” The fisherman who gets a fish al­ VAY ?-^T^LKTO haw no fault to find with her hus­ most ihto the net, only to have it T E L L W\hA SO^AE O f YOUR OC LINE, Ca m e r a a ^ band, It’s a sign he is dead. drop back into the water, knows A N ' y o u 'l l s l o w MIM DOWN TO A •PICTURE fORYOUR WIPE/ how a girl feels when she gets her MAJOR HOOPLE WALK —WE WARNED VDU Parc^ Chief—^Are there any other man within sigl^t of the church, only l e a d i n g t k ' c h a r g e A G A IN S T c u t t i n g ACRC5SS THAT reasons you’d like to advance Cor to have him get cold feet.” OP ■BULL "RUN ? being paroled at is time? '" I V ’I TIELD WITHOUT COVERING YOUR Prisoner— Yes; Tm supposed to Man—^Is your wife a philanthro­ NOSE'---'YOU KNOW WHAT 'RED visit my dentist every six months. pist? ■D O E S T O A -B U L L 0 Business Friend— Must be, the Another reason for sta3ring on the way she distributes my money job: This is no time for the firm to among her friends at the weekly find out that it can do without you. bridge club meetings.

Judge— W hy did you do this shop­ It may be all right to call a spade oH lifting in the drug store? a spade, until you have to use one Prisoner—^Well, Judge, I had a o f the pesky things. cold and thought Id take something for it. Old Salt— Old man, if you only told your wife the truth* about TRUTHS IN NUTSHELLS— everything, you would get some Learn first m take the low hurdles, place. then when opportunity comes the Older Salt— Yeah, and I ’d get high ones won’t be so hard. About there in an ambulance. « O the only thing that can’’ be built more cheaply now i . a reputation. ‘T may have my faults,” mused a Life would be mu^-i more pleasant well-known man the other day, “but for a lot of us if we didn’t have to thus far in life I have managed to look into a mirro~ so often. The refrain from applauding at the o only purpose cosmetics serve is moving pictime shows.” something for wim. . to hide ne- hind. Its dangerous to marry these THE REFORESTA-nON ARMY- days. What if the girl fails to MOVEMENT DOESN’T STOP hold her job? The best homely WITH THAT PROGRAM. THE ® . legs can hop >r is that they may CHIGGER AND HCK BITE REM­ become radi< dancers. Fools rush EDY MAKERS ARE IN FOR MASS in where fools have beer before. PRODUCTION. Before marriage a man yearns for a woman; afterwards he just earns He— Anyhow, congress hasn’t put for her. A good farmer is one who a tax on brains. can raise something in spite of a She— Well. gen»>«^.L’ speaking, bad season. There’s something t»*« »eventi» wouldn'* worth while. good, even noble, about anyone who does his job well. Life is simple at © E E F ON THE HOOF e 1933 lY WCA IIHVIO the base. It is towards the top it FLAPPER Fanny Say& grows complex. Love Is a great BEB.U.S.PAT.OFr. O th in g .if not misplaced. I f you CC fonutna fot. Iftt) love yourself too much, you will be hated. Tliese men! A husband grew wrathy because his wife used SCORCHY SMITH A Hand Grenade! By John C. Terry his tennis racket to strain potatoes. P£CeNT HAPP^IMGS — Tramp— Got any old coats, sir? Gang^ttnjki Soniscofifupgd on Man—^No, but m give you a pair o f old shoes for the hat that you are wearing. a a a ♦ ♦

“You can always tell the differ­ ence between a regular girl and a gold digger. One saves her love letters in a hope chest and the other -upon saves them in a safety deposit box.” pitt& \/9 ii/hiA hop iiin tfin p Elsie—^Fay Brown and Jim Flynn are keeping their engagement a ash(m-SB(HUies iKcret, aren’t they? Janie—Well, that’s w h^ they are . ike e>aeteom -tiuntey telling everybody. ike dpop on detnocky- M A certain chap who has been out : ------I of a job for several weeks has a • MB Tk. X P, AU JBHita B..TO4 great alibi. He says he has a stiff neck and cannot look around for WASHINGTON TUBS II By Crane OUT OUR WAY By Williams Work.

Man—^My wife is like an umpire. CWEA Neighbor—^How’s that? Man—She never believes Pm safe Many a girl makes a catch at her . first ball. when I ’m out. -E l MOVE M ELSE! 7 W OU TO SUT m i g h t I

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'UU t it • utt, • »i ' t / I aawir.err. GAS BUGGIES A Shot In The Dark By Frank Beck

I - I - I WOMOER ^LOOK AT EM UP THERE, WHERE RED IS. TALKIM' TO EACH CfTHER— WITH THE I WOULD SE A LUMK, LUMCH BASKET? AM' SUGGEST FUPPtM* A COIM.TO SEE WHO CARRIED THIS OLD BASKET // V I v F R S f H l D X. W IT H A JUG OP CIDER. JUDGE JACKSON AtSUMM THI ROLE OP SHIRLOCK HOLMM AND PRSPARtS TO CAPTURE THE THIEVES V H O PILfffRBD h e m ’* H O M E .

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■'7^ IS ..-J ■ ■ . ■ *. . ' V ■ PAGE TWELVE IRatu^Btrr ISttMthQ Hmdh £ stalled by Bniest Bantley. With ttW GLASTONRURY nVEKTOR latest transfer to bo made the gaso­ A B O U n p W N 17 NAMES ADDED P O U ^ U R T WETHERELL AGENCY line and bile are to be changed and it will become a “Pan-Am” statUm. HALES SELF-SLRVt; Four cases of simple intoxication Andersm-Shea AuxUlsry held Its GETS PLATING PATENT The change will'give to Mr; annual outing Saturday at Ssy~ TO NRA ROLL HERE and one of driving under the infiu- TO MOVE TO CENTER Wetherdl a much larger storage brook Manor Saybrook, with about ence of liquor constituted the busi­ and display apace and also a place 30 members in attendance. Trans* William R. Stocking Rewarded C R O C E P \ ness before the Police Court this for repair work. In addidon it. will portation was by special bus. The morning.' Judge Johnson found After Four Years; Is .As­ add a gasoline station and automo­ ■J members spent the day at the cot­ Total Now 0?er 200 For reason for inflicting fines in all five sign To The Williams Com­ Nash Dealer To Take Over bile supplies to the Wetherell busi­ tage of Mrs. James Walker and her cases and warned one ot the “plain pany. r ness. daughter, Mrs. May Weir. Swim- drunk’’ offenders, fiklward (juinn, Mr. Wetherell will move about rjing .ind cards werr enjoyed dur­ that be was gqtthig hin last oppor- Manchester; Latest List (Special to The Herald) Garage Recendy Vacated Thursday, the garage at the Onter Tuesday's Specials ing the afternoon, the members ar­ '.unity to pay for a spree in cash in­ W ashi^on, D. C., Aug. 14.—Aft­ riving in Manchester a* 7;30 Sat­ stead of going to jaU. now being vacant. er a lapM of over four years the urday evening. Of Signers. Quinn, a public utility employe, By Walter Hoffman* FMDB! 4 pounds of SoUd Cabbage with each and Thomas Egan, who are both patience and perseverance of WU- Armour. Meh«ee Smoked Edward Ellliott, Sr., William Hall well-appearing young men who have 11am R. Stocking, Glastonbury in­ and Mrs. Hall, who is Mr. Elliott’s The addition of seventeen names b^D in court many times for the ventor, who lives at Parker Terrace, Mason Wetherell, who succeeded daughter, and Miss Edwina Elliott, over the week-end brought the to- same offense, were picked up at has been rewarded by the, issuance Madden Brothers in the Nash SHOU LDERS lb. 9 * daughter of Edward EUiott, Jr., left Haynes and. Main street Saturday of a patent on an “improved method agency and has since been doing tBi number o f M anchester signers Make A Small, lean, mild cured! Sbaakless! yesterday for Old Orchard, Me., of the blanket code of the NRA night too much under the influence of plating’’ it was annoimced at the business in the one story brick 1 where they are to spend two weeks. prog^m to 201, this being the only to be at all certain, the officer said, United States Patent Office. H was building at Ma.<-i street and Brain- development in the local angle of of keeping out of the way ot auto­ granted six claims for originality, ard place is to move to the Center FREE! 1 pound package Confectionery Sugar with Ladies of the Middletown Country Memorandum the nation-wide drive for the return mobiles. Quinn told the court that the seventh claim being rejected on Garage this week, occupying the HALE’S SUPREME Club will be guests at the Manchc «- he was about to be transferred to a the grounds that it was no improve­ garage recently vacated by Walter ter Coimtry..»Club tomorrow morn­ of prosperity. ment over existing patents. The latest signers are: Spruce job in Middletown. Judge Johnsou Hoffm an. ing at 9 o'dock. fined him 320 and costs. Egan’s line Stocking, whose original applica­ O f These Street Tavern, W. G. Glenney Com- tion was dated April 2, 1929, Oled Elmeat Benson, who has also shar­ C offee ib. psmy, Carl W. Anderson, "Inc., South was five dollars less. They paid ed part of the Nash show room, will The committee chairmen of the up. several amendments with the patent Fresh ground or in the besn. DeUdonsly blended. Luther League of the Emanuel Manchester Latmdry, Joseph Char- o^ce through his attorney, A''bur also move with him. When Mr. Hoff- tier, Oakland Auto and Radio Serv­ Edward Rudimjky and Rudolph maa took over the Center Garage DATES N O W church will meet tonight at 7 Van Battenberg, both tobacco plan­ B. Jenkins, Hartford patent lawyer, o ’clock. ice, F. W. B. Pohlmann, Count before finaUy being allowed his he made several changes, installing 2-lb. pkg. White Pra B B S I I S Barber Shop, Larrabee’s Barber tation workers, were arrested at several gasoline pumps imder cover Depot Square Saturday night as far patent, whi(± '-e describes as fol­ Both fo r Shop, Lucas Soda Shdp, Elvery- and providing for a large display The qusdifying round for the club too plainly under the influence ot low s: championship for ladies of the local body’s Market, Service Press, Hol- “My invention relates more par­ window, with a largt storage space AUGUST 28 19 ger Bach, Midget Barber Shop, something more ardent t-h^n three Coimtry Club may be played any point two. They drew a fine of 310 ticularly to chat method of plating in the rear and also a repair shop. SM ALL " day this week, starting tomorrow. John Roth, West Side Barber Shop whereby the thickness .f the plated The gasoline and oil tanks were in- to and Joe’s Service Station. and costs each. Van Battenberg said there wasn’t a chance of his suiface is increased at certain de­ Attorney William J. Ferguson, his getting the money, so he went to sired points, and an object of my in­ R inso pkg. wife and son, Hale, of Brooklyn, are jail. Rudinsky paid up. vention, among others, is the produc­ spending a few days with Mr. Fer- tion of a plated article having the SEPTEMBER 2 IVORX EMANUEL LUTHERAN Anthony Paggioli was the auto­ tUckness of the plated portion in­ g^on’s father, William John Fer- mobile driver who drew the custom­ gfuson of North Elm street previous creased in a manner to add to the TRUSSES Inclusive ary fine of 3100 and costs for drunk wearing quaUties of such portion to taking a trip into Northern BROTHERHOOD OUTING driving. He occupied much more Salt 3 pkgs. 2 3 . and also in a manner to avoid any FULL UNE OF Msune. Attorney David Ferguson than his share of street while and family of Brooklyn spent Fri­ appearance of the article t-ving RUPTURE TRUSSES We’ll Tell You Two-pound packages. Plain or idodixed. going north through the business been increased in thickness.’’ day with Mr. Ferg\ison’s father. Over 200 Attend Affair At Ed section Iasi night. Patrolman Cas­ ELASTIC STOCKINGS Manufacturing rights to Stocking’s KNEE CAPS ANKLETSI GREEN TOP Berggfren’s Farm On Satur­ sells stopped the zig-zagging course “improved plating method” .have Why Later. CALIFORNIA RESIDENT day. of the car at the Center and took been assigned .o the Williams EXPERT IN CHARGE PaggloU, who Uves in Highland Brothers Manufacturing company, Park, to the Police station. Patrol­ Glastonbury, it was stated by pat­ Guarantees Perfect Fit CARROTS 2bu.5« IS GIVEN P A R H HERE More than 200 persons attended man Galligan, who was in the station ent office o^clals. Home Calls At No Extra at the time, and Dr. Holmes, who the outing held by the Brotherhood RIPE, LUSCIOUS examined the driver, testified today Charge— Phone .3806. of the Emanuel Lutheran church at Mother Of Mrs. S. E. Green that Paggioli was much too drimk Ed Berg^gn%n’s farm on West Cen­ ARTHUR’S Hcmored At Birthday Party to be operating a car. He said he KERR COUPLE OBSERVES Cantaloupes ^ for ter street Saturday afternoon, the could pay. DRUG STORE 20. Saturday Afternoon afternoon being devoted to a most 845 MAIN STREET enjoyable and interesting sports 20TH ANNIVERSARY CALIFORNIA ICEBERG Mrs. S. E. Green of 47 Spruce program . s t a tT sc h o o l in m a t e s street, wife of the Rev. S. E. Green, The feature was a baseball cdn- pastor of the Swedish Congrega­ test between teams captained by Party Held At Osano’s Cottage L ettuce head tional church, entertained Saturday Ed Berggren and G. AJpert Pear MISSING, SOUGHT HERE In Bolton Saturday After­ show-white, large, crisp heads. afternoon in observance of her son. Each side tallied about a dos noon—Given Dinner Set SHOE REPAIRING mother’s birthday. About thirty la­ en runs an inning and when the dies were present and a social time Head Off Two Hitch-Hikers game was finally called off the Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kerr of 5 Special On was enjoyed and refreshments were scorekeeper judidoudy announced Answering Description But North Fairfield street celebrated served. a tie. Other events that furnished Mrs. Green’s parents, Mr. and Prove To Be Wrong Boys. the 20th anniversary of their mar­ RUBBER HEELS keen competition included volley riage at Osano’s cott^. Boltoi Mrs. G. A. Gairanson of San Diego, ball, horseshoe pitching and dart Manches'ter police were notified Lake Saturday afternoon assisted 15c and up Calif., are spending the summer throw ing. yesterday afternoon that two boys, by about 50 frlenus and relatives with their daughter here. Late in the afternoon refresh­ Men's Soles ...... 75c MOTOR HEALTM MARKET ments, consisting of coffee, . 2 5 * on a side rosd east of the Coventry Hilliard St., Manchester BEEF KIDNEYS ...... 15c each state road. Officer Wlrtalla, accompanied by Voted One Of Most Successful GENUINE CUBE STEAKS, special 11c each, 4 for 40c the filling 'itation pi'oprletor drove Outings Ever Held By The down the road towards Miller’s to Local Tribe* Chicken RoU (cold out) BroUera ...... 59o each the Andover state road, then re­ special 1-2 Ib...... 2So Fancy center out Pork Chops. turned to the Miller poultry farm, One of the largest attended out­ where they found two young men ings ever held by the Red Men took Pinecrest Farm sitting on the porch tsJking with place Sunday afternoon at Steiner's Yellow Bantam Com Mr. Miller. They ^ere surprised Grove, Buah Hill Road. A fine when apprehended and denied that clambake with a halt chicken for Cantaloupes they were the boys sought. They every attendant was held in the doz. 2 1 c were dressed similar to the boys FanMUB for fiavor. Each afternoon and a program of sports Larger ears of wanted so despite their protests melon guaranteed. of all kinds was run off. The af­ that they had hitch hiked from fair was voted the beet ever held A Message Yellow Corn their home in Beverly, Mass., in for suoootash. by the lodge. ea. t 7^y^C search of work, they we'e taken to Alex Wilson was chairman of the the Manchester police station for ticket committee; William Schieldge doz. 2 1 c further questioning. of the dinner committee and Ed­ to S for 3 5 e Investigation at the police station ward Wilson headed the refresh Lima Beans, qt 10c here disclosed that the boys were ments committee. Joseph O’Brien not the ones wanted and . they were was general chairman. Every of corn we seU is picked early the same released. T' were anxious to re­ day. Try PINEHURST CORN for that fresh flavor. turn to Coventry where they ;iald' Mr. Miller had promised them TOMORROW HOLY DAY A & P Customers w ork. ^ctory Dog Food, S cans 25o Summer Squash First picking of Wax and IN CATHOUC CHURCH Pears ...... 6 fo r 18c Green Beans,----- * qts. 19o Carrots Beets NOTICE Tuesday is observed as the Feast This statement is straight from Genuine Mocha and Java Turnips of The Assumption, a holy day of Coffee ...... S5c lb. MANCHESTER Tom atoes obligation in the Roman CJatboMc the shoulder. It is General Johnson's Wonderful, coffee, extra Lettuce church throughout the world. In St. value. TAXI Spinach CHANGE IN PHONE James’s church there will be masses celebrated at 5:30, 7:00 and 7:40 to­ own answer to those grocers who attempt D IA L D IA L morrow morning. Ckmfesslons will be heard this afternoon and eve­ 24 HOUR SEBVlck ning. ¥ fl DO OUR RART to defeat the N R A by shortening the TO THE CIRCUS . 1 OB 4 PASSENGERS hours during which their stores are open. POPULAR MARKET 50c FEET H U R T? 855 Main Street Rubinow Building Delmar D. Austin Foot Correction Specialist GENERAL JOHNSON says, “In several local communities, retailers 174 Main Street Manchester For Appointment Dial 4070 are making jo in t agreements to shorten hours. This is not in keeping with either the spirit or the faa as expressed in the Presidents Porterhouse, Cube, For Expert re-employment agreement The proposal to shorten hours ts m Round, Sirloin, Electric Refrigerator violation o f Section 8 o f the President s re-employment agreement Service Reconsideration o f the provisions o f the retail codes and possible CaM 5680 withdrawal of insignia m il he necessary i f community or concerted STEAKS Anthorlsed MMgidaIre Serv* toe-man, wlffi 10 yearsf SINCERTTY praetioal experience. action to shorten store operating hours is taken,'* Quoted from General A fine, a sincere tribute .1 Johnsons telegram to the Indiana Retail Grocers Assodatioa to the memory of the de­ KEM P'S, Inc parted is what all of us who have lost a dear one A&P was the fiisc retail grocer to accept the Presidcat*8 wish to give. Here you re>4piployment agreement to increase emplo7inent,rai8e win find that your .wishes wiU be carried out regard* wages, and reduce the hours of labor of em^yees. less of the amount you FILMS A&P has done all these things and has and will cofitinae can afford to pay. DEVELOPED AND PRINTED to serre its customea with the best foods at lowest 24 HOUR SERVICE prices during the usual grocery stCre hours of bwoess. WALTER N.LECLERC Film D ep^t Box At Store ratranee. ^VINCRm. CHAPEL 1SB CBBAT ATLAMHC 9l CUT FROM PRIME STEER BEEF 259NQ8THMAMSTKEr lUNCHESTaCONNBniCUr KEMP'S

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