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(CSaaaUled A dvertlslag on P age 12) FOUBTEEN PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS yOL.UInNO.277, M AN CH EI^R, CONNn WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 23, 1933. D i n r n N H i T s VOTERS TO PASS Ten Die As Gale Hits Atlantic Seaboard T DISTRESS CALL EXPECT BREAK SOON NRA CRITICISM UPON iim n iE S FROM STEAMER IN DISCUSSION OVER B O N m i o G i f r BATTUNGGALE A S i m O A L NATION’S COAL CODE ChainKin of State Recoyery Final Action on ApinrouBS Second Message from Uner Board Spikes News Story Details o f Issne to Be Off Virginia Coast Says TRADE FAILURES I Debate Overshadows AO Housing is Breaking”— CaSag This State a Shck- Taken by Special Town ARE ON DECREASE Other Conferences at tr— Praises Attitude. Meetnq at High School Vessels Rush to Scene. Washingtdn — President

New York, Aug. 23.—(AP)— A Dr. Edward G. Dolan, of this Voters of the Town of Mamches- Bankruptcy M3I Has Been Keeping Close Tabs On aeamd SOS distrest, call was sent town, chairman of the State Recov* ter will meet tonight in High School out by the coastal' steamer Madison ery Board, today discredited a news Hall a t 8 o’clock, d. a. t., to vote on Grinding at Much Slower Situation— Retailers Con- shortly before noon, eastern stand­ item appearing this morning criti­ the issuance of 3650,000 of bonds as part payment for the Ch^ey utili­ ard ttine, today. cicing Connecticut’s attitute towards The message, picked up by Mac- Rate for Two Months. tinne Their Talks — Ma­ NRA. as emanating from official ties, thn South Mandiester Water Kay Radio at 11:30 a. m., and by sources. This state has been among Company and the South Manchester the Unltec States Coast Guard at the leaders in the opinion of both rine Workers Also See Sanitary and Sewer District. 11:58 sL m.. gave the position at 20 New York, Aug. 23.—(AP)— the Administration and the New Approval was given the purenase miles northeast of C^hesapeake England Advisory board. Dr. Dolan Statistics on business defaults in­ ot the companies and the appropria- lightship, off the coast of Virginia, Jobson. stated. tioti o t 360,000 by a special town and said: “Housing breaking.” dicate that the bankruptcy mill has State A Leader meeting held July 21. Previous to been grindinp at a much slower The Connecticut board has been The first- distress signal at 7 that meeting, the Selectmen have rate during these last several working with the New England Ad­ o’clock this morning, which was Washington, Axig. 23.—(AP) — stated, the board held the opinion followed by five hours of silence, montba. The figures also suggest visory board in effecting the pur­ that another town meeting would if-”' The serious problem of shaping a poses of NRA, according to Chair- ■v?:aaeAiv>c.ri:x- said that the entire forwaro deck the removal of some of the shoals be necessary to specifically approve house had been washed away. final code of fair practice for bitum­ TTi«n Dolan, and no criticism has on which many commercial and in­ the issuance of bonds of the type ’The ^(toast Guard intercepted an inous coal again today overshadow­ bem directed against this state by determined on. The gale that swept up the Atlantic seaboard from Cape Hatteras to Boston, taking at least 10 Uvea, dustrial enterprises cracked up the New England leaders. On occa­ struck with great^t fufy the coasts of New Jersey and Maiyiand, capsizing and scattering hundreds of answer'to the second SOS from the ed manifold activities of the recov­ The vote on the purchase at the during the paat three years. sion the Administration has asked craft One of the craft, the tugboat Point Breeze, is shown off Seven-Foot Knoll Lighthouse near Bal­ S. S. Ehnilia, which did not give its town meeting of July 21, was 1,525 The curve Om. business insolven­ ery administration, but the only Connecticut for advice a thickly- and harbor workers. consumer-employee drive in this . tion Sends Ont Letter to years 1925-29. The comparison with upon any person or corporation for B IX L E T IN ! populated residential sectioo and After consultation outside John­ state. Dr. Dolan said, he wished to the cost of existing sewers and the same period a year ago is be understood as extremely grateful New Haven, Ang. 33.— (AP) barely xiissing a school. son’s cuSide, four spokesmen for tha properties. FATHER COUGHLIN strikingly favorable, is tbe Index 20 men who came presented their for the cooperation being given by —The United Stetes Weather i n School Heads. It struck the top of a light, figures it, for the reason that busi­ It is further agreed in the con­ pole and hit the ground wheels ^ stateoM t ta Edwaztl F. McGrady^ Mr. Goss. The State Chairman was tra ct that Cheney Brothers wUl as­ f Bureau here israed storm warn­ ness gt that time was suffering highly complimentary of the ^ rk ^. Spectr.tom found Wilson labor gfivlsoe- to Johnson. Tbs sume the' abligation the Rogers ings which forecast ks9gg,jwtite acutely and cumulatively from tbe delegation also was received by baing-dooe hy ids. Gew', that H artford,' Aiiig. 23.— (VU*) — 'The iBd Miss 'Mwtowe adjusting CRITH m BANKS ecmiomlC'disorden, of the two pre­ Paper Coihpany r^rardteg sewage . and winds of gale proportions Johnson, and Abe tour sat around hie his record of 73 per cent emidoyers disposal from the latter plant. 'The Connecticut State Departmiect of their helmets. Both were book­ ceding years. already enrolled, is comparable with late today and during the night ed by police on charget. of be­ desk and told their story. town will assume the expense of Education has sent to school super­ The peak month t o t business There wras no evidence of the un­ the best in the country. operation and maintenance of the for Oonneotient. ing intoxicated, in an airplane. trouUee, was in January, 1932, Newspaper's Attitude intendents and supervising agents armed police guard stationed for The bureau predicted the Priest Says Mismanagement when tbe Index stood it 201.8, or two days outside Johnson’s office in Dr. Dolan was regretful that (Continuet oo Page Two) an answer to many queries as to at the rate of approximately that there had been any refiection either coast of New England would expectation of the group, wdilch bad whether teachers and other em­ number of insolvencies to each 10,- been labeled among police authori­ upon the attitude or the cooperation be severely lashed by the ap- Cansed (3esing— Says He 000 firms in busineM. of “certain newspapers’’. Coopera­ ployes come under the NRA, say­ CLEVELAND BANKS ties as Communistic. Tbe delega­ tion has been ,100 per cent, he stat­ prooriiing storm which may ing in effect that while the provi­ tion today denied any such affilia­ ed, and prefeired to be quoted as ENGLISH SAVANT reach a velocity of 40 to 50 sions of the act are not obligatory, Warned the Geremer. tion. saying that all the newspapers have miles an hour. "this largest industry—the busin«s.s COME UNDER PROBE Hearings were begun this morn­ been "over generous’’ in the amount of education”—should be governed TO FIX H IE PRICE ing on the women’s dress industry, with Grover Whalen of New York, of space given to promotion of the By ASSOCIATED PRESS by the spirit and intent of the Detroit, Aug. 28.—(AP)—^In SCORES NRA P U N the man who composed a strike in NRA. No request for cooperation Caught between a raging north­ NRA. striking language, the Rev. Fr. the trade at the start of the week, has been refused by any newspaper easter and a tropical hurricane Charles E. Cou^ilin, bitter critic of Ck)mmis8ioner E. W. Butterfield U. S. District Attorney Pre­ OF NATKMrS H n r leading off with an outline of the in the state, he said. blowing up from Bermuda, the At­ in the letter said of the act: Detroit banking methods, today de­ ‘Two Way Street” nounced before the one-man bank agreem ent he hiwl fashioned and lantic seaboard foimd no respite to­ "Its purpose is to create employ­ which is proposed as the basis of In discussing the attitude towsfds Claims It Will Play No Part day from five days of storm and investigating jury the “mismanage­ ment, to reduce the number of those pares Plans to Inrestitiate NRA in this state Dr. Dolan re­ gale which already have wrought ment," which, he 'aid, “wrecked” the trade’s code. who are without gainful occupation, Indications were given that final ferred to the statement he made death and destruction over a wide the Michigan banks smd brought Plan Calls for Restricting the in Eyentual Recovery of and, by raising wages, to restore and action on the code for the autoxno- when appointed chairman of tne area. Two Closed hstitntions. about the closing of the cltsr’e two add to the Nation’s purchasing pow­ Connecticut Recovery board sayteg An SOS from the Old Dominion National institutions. blle industry might have to wait a ers. To accomplish these purposes Middleman’s Profit to couple of days or more while John­ that we are “on a two-way street U. S. Trade. liner Madison with more than 90 The priest poimded the witness and we must progress without in­ the President’s jre-employment son worked out hlr promised inter­ persmis aboard, sent a Coast Guard Cleveland, Aug. 23.— (AP)—U. S. stand and shouted that “God Al­ terruption in order to reach our cutter ploughing to her aid off Cape agreement sets maximum standards mighty could not raise the First Na­ Spread of 5-6 Cents. pretation on the "open shop" versus destination.” His attitude has been Charles, Va. of working hours, minimum stand­ District Attorney E. B. Freed to­ tional Bank!’’ when questioned as “closed shop" question, whlc! has Banff, Alta., Aug. 23.—(AP) — become a major Issue both for auto­ one of conciliation, be said, and be The faint call 'or help said the ards of weekly wages, and by re­ day announced an investigation of to whether be believ^ that bank President Roosevelt’s recovery pro­ quiring that no one be overworked, and the Guardian National Bank of m obiles and coEd. ^ forward deck bouse of the coast­ the closed Union Trust Company 'Washington, Aug. 23.—(AP) — (Continued on Page 'Two) gram, Prof. T. E. Gregory, of Lon­ it encourages the employment of ad­ (tommerce, closed since the state A possibility developed that wise steamer was washe’d away and and Guarantee Trust Company Ihe government is about to fix the don, told the Institute of Pacific ditional workers.” bank holiday, Feb. 14, could be re­ this Interpretation, shaped to define Relations here last night, will play would be made soon by a st^ of price paid for milk that is set on Need of Standards opened. the limits within which industries no part in the eventusd recovery of (Continued on Page Two) auditors qnd investigators sent here He said, however, that he believ­ nearly every doorstep in tffe coun- could assert their Intention to deal business in the United States. Continuing the commissioner by the U. S. Department- of Jus­ wrlth the union or non-union labor said: ed depositors in the two banks try. REDS NOW ACTIVE “Who can doubt the sincerity of tice. • atoe, might come out when the would receive 80 per cent of their The plan so far as is just tenta­ President Roosevelt?” the distin­ “There is need of all these stand­ Freed said be had received tele­ coal E^b^eemqnt fiiudly is shaped up. deposits ultimately. At present tive as to details and is being writ­ guished University of London ards in the employment of teachers. graphic information from Washing­ Tbe question of mlaimum wages NEWSPAPER EDITOR they have received Yfi per cent of ten by Farm Administration offi­ IN CUBAN AFFAIRS scholar asked. The teachers’ work may- not be ton officials with whom he confer­ cials and dairymen. At moat, the in the coal nilneo, however, appsEU'ed “Sincere as he is, however, the net measured as readily as others by 3131,000,000. to be a major complication remain­ red last week regarding the bank Although he had said a state­ officials feel, the result should be results of the NRA program can mechanical means, as hours a week, situation here. an average increase in cost to ths ing to be settled. play no part in the eventual business FOUND MURDERED or by the number of classes per ment probably would be made today, Reconstruction (torporation offl- The investigation, he skid, prob­ Judge Harry K. Keidan, sitting as consumer of one cent a quart. recovery.” day or by the pupil-teacher load, ably will require several wee^. It It would work this way: rf»tin meanwhile expressed their pur­ At One Demonstration U. S. the one man open grand jury inves­ pose of co-operating with Johnson Outlining his thesis at a general nor can a minimum salary be effec­ wiD be com pleted in time to r acru- For the country aa a whole, there meeting of the Institute, now in its tigating the closing of the two in making effective Euiy plan of the tively determined. Still, the fact tiny by the Federal GraUd Jury would be a centi^ blanket agree­ second week, the question was remains that, on account of the eco­ banks, to^y made no reference to NRA to aid Blue Eagle industries in Body Found on Edge of which sits early next month. ment, covering idl fluid milk and Envoy’s Acts Are Severe­ finally thrown open to discussion. nomic pressure of the last two years the telegram of Herbert Hoover, in doing business, pEurticularly In ob­ Earlier Freed said he had not yet which the former president yester­ OU dining poUcies and fair tnule Dr. H. G. Moulton and Dr. L. L. this fall will'open with many teach­ determined what action he would taining credit. ly Criticized. Lorwin, of the Brookings Institu­ Stream Bound and Heavi­ ers very seriously overworked in day said information he had was in­ practices. Codes then would be OfficiEds said every effort of the tion, Washington, took exception to take in Akron where six former sufficient to justify a trip to De­ drawn for each milk shed, each area corporation already waa being di­ pupils’-’load and in dally and week­ officers of the closed First-Central his argument, while Sir Andrew ly alignments. Also, many teach­ troit to testify. producing and consxuning its own rected at loosening credit through Trust'Company were indicted yes­ Macfaydan s ipported it. ly Weighed Down. ers .for the first time will have Room Crowded. milk. These would fix tbe farm, government purchases o f preferred terday for misapplication of funds. Havana, Aug. 23.—(AP)— Re­ Gregory’s Arguments \v^[Se jPQ. low that no mar^n for Fr. Coughlin, who followed Unit­ wholesale and retail prices ot milk. stock in banks. ports of further Communistic ac­ “The NRA program,” Prof. Greg­ expenditures is posslme. At Adequate Staff ed States Senator James Couzens to To Be Effective tivities in eastern Cuba were watch­ ory said, “consists of an attempt to Ck)shocton, Ohio, Aug. 23.—< time, there are hundreds Freed said he had - not been in­ the witness stand, offered his testi­ If a majority of fluid milk pro­ m i l l i o n MORE JOBS ed with increasing concern today increase wages and shorten hours, —Bound and weighted down with /< ^'teachers out of work, both those formed of the number of men to be mony in dramatic tones before a ducers and handlers accepted the Washington, Aug. 23.—(AP)— by government officials. and considering one indxistry at a hammer, a plow point and lea< have had successful experience sent here but was assured the staff courtroom that could not hold all blanket agreement, it and its sup­ Re-employment of approximately Almost daily since the downfall time, this might be successful. With slugs, the body of Fred S. Wallace, fiifd those who have ha(} adequate would be adequate. who tried to enter. He said he had plementary codes would be effective 1,000,000 persona in the next 30 of the Machado regime demonstra­ every industry doing the same thing, 61 years old, missing newspaper training. The school officers of The Cleveland banks had deposits telephoned (tovemor William A. on all. days if retail stores were put on tions have occurred in Santiago, however, the net resillt to the com­ publisher, was found in the Muskin­ e v ^ . town should ccmslder their ob- of approximately* 3200,000,OOO when Comstock of Michigan from New Also included in the plan is the 40-44-48 hour weeks, according to capital of Oriente Province. At one munity as a whole would be that no gum river two mUes from here last York C^ty, two weeks before the De­ idea of liml^ng to 5 or 6 cents the houra of operation, waa predicted gathering, the activities of U. S. change at all has been effected.” night. (Goatfnaed On Page Nine) (Continued on Page Two) troit banks closed, and urged him to difference between what the cow today before recovery tiuree da^ ago and the eta^um- Government Sends Experts eral of the Philippines. which are the five and ten cent “Neal McNeaJ, night editor ot the There ie involved, llkewrise a plan Manuel de Cespedes also were made “y. nation can do this for a short stancea of his death. stores and the one cent to one dol­ time successfully,” he said, “but not New York Times, dropped into car for controlling the amount of milk to groups, composed largely of Neither Craig nor Lyons was able lar commodity group, in the hear-' in.the long run, and from this point hotel room,” Coughlin amid. "We produced and sold. working men. to advance any theory as to how To Fight Sleeping Sickness Ing on the propoatd retail . code of view there is no doubt that the the victim met death, or to indicate discussed the news that a group ot The Farhi Administration Is striv­ Bed Literature ing to have this plan ready for ac­ calling tor a 44-hour week Nyatrom NRA is bound to faU.” whether the publisher had any ene­ banks in Mloblgan’e 'thumb' die- urged atanering the maximuin Hand bills said by police to be of During his address, Professor mies who might have resorted to trlct had closed. 1 immediately ceptance within two weeks so milk Communist origin, were distributed St Louis, Aug. 23.—(AP)—Sci­ , The United SUtea PuhUc Health pr^ucers will have an answer to houra of work on ti-c base of the Gregory also declared that the de­ violence. called Governor Comstock, and, number of houra in which atoret in Havana. 'They charged Dr. De preciation of the United States dol­ Last Seen Sunday ence ralUtd today to an Intensified Service, recognising ths outbreak knowing what was pending, know­ their contention costs are Increas­ Cespedes with “Imperialistic ten lar is necessary for the working Wallace, who was publisher and fight against aleepiig: sickness, ing while prices drop. were open. as the largest "ever reported in the ing the condition of the Detroit If the staggered schedule he sub­ dencies,’’ and said Communists out of the Immediate aims of the editor of the Coshocton Tribune, mysterious malady which has killed world in any one given place,” has banks, 1 advised him to call a mitted . were adopted, Nyatrom would march on the pregldentlal Natlimal Recovery Act. and that the was last seen alive when he left 18 personi and attacked 183 others moratorium, leat a greatfir evil fol­ »nr.i.x:n BY AUTO. aaid, atorea would be forced to re­ palace today and set up a “prole­ currencies of other countries would the newspaper office early Sunday in S t Louie and vicinity. dispatched a third scientific expert low ." tarian President” also be depredated “in sympathy." morning, apparently to walk to his A government expert rushed here here. employ a million peraona to main­ The witneea said he could not give tain the aame service they have Meanwhile, the criminal section home one block away. from Washington and went to work Dr. L. L. WllUsme. Jr., medical the names of men who had Ixitonpsd Norwalk, Aug. 28.—(AP)— No of the Supreme Court Friday, will TRBAST7RT BALANCE Two young ' men camping along in an attempt to determine if in­ entomoloflet, joined Dr. J. P. Leake date has been set tor the inquest been giving. him of local banking conditiona, but He la id % maxisium 40-hour pass on a depositidn seeking the ex­ the river found the body on the edge sects spread thh disease.' Meanwhile, and Dr. Charlee Armstrong, public said “1 had Information from men into the death of John SoUoway. week tor etorea open lew t ^ M tradition o f form er President (Ger­ Washington, Aug. 23.— (AP) — of the stream. The head bore cuts as three deaths in the last 24 hours health experts who are a id ^ local in Washington who were waiting Norwalk storekeeper, ^ho waa ^ hours would reduce houra of worw. . ardo Machado and ethers, from-ex­ The position of the United States over the right eye and the right swelled the fatality list here to 18, authoritiee in an effort to find a for the bomb to go off. from men ataatly killed last midnight, on Cha Treasury August 21 was: Receipts ear, his ankles were bound with cause, oarrier, preventive or cure Poat road when struck by an auto* from 4 to 6 weekly. oouBting ile, for trial on charges ranging the dleeaee broke 6pt in five ether who had /vldently warned jua dl- lunOheoa periode, and t <(ulre afi from murder to malfeasanoe. 37,676,588.75; expenditures, 311i784.- bailing wire, and a plow point was mid-i^etem communities. for the please. reotora that disaster was impend- mobila 'driven *)y Morris B e rg ^ fastened to hii elothlng and a ham- of Worcester, Maas., and 377 Wait iaoreaie up to 14 per cent In aaar One Maehkdo aide, accused by 869.78; balanot, 31.3tt.478.086.T8; Deaths from this virus dissass, Reportinf to headquarters in custom duties for the month, 333,- mar had bean stuck la his halt ; W ashluf^ that he felt sure the (toufhlin, making a plea for sup­ 177th aereet, Naw York dty. Barg< (teyment • ^ leaders of the revolution of ter­ which' soienoa knows so little about Nyatrom MHPMurod aftar otluff 476.882.30. The padists ooataload aluff siadii spread of the disease wae not due port of the aew Natlooal bask ot naa la fret on 31.000 ^ondaada being rorism, former Havana distirict Corn- Total reedpts for fiscal year lar to tnoss used in piiatlaf offlcas.' have been reported at Wichita, oharted with manalaughtar, pand* wiSiOM h a d a a ^ omaU -toi#> missl

/• MANC3HESTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28,1988. >'>A<»Ttra / • ■ •i — >■ 4 MATTS NO HOABDEB, Named Bishop FM HOLDS POST AND HE PBOVES IT ATLANTIC COAST SWEPT Trade Wives ABOUT TOWN CANDIDATES MUST Matt Men, north end barber, BY RAGING NORTHEASTER Manchester Loyal Orange Lodge is no gold hoarder. But In Legal Marnier No. 99 will hold its regular meeting ATWORCESTEK But knowledge of that fact in OrEm$:e Hall, Friday evening at FILE BY MONDAY didn’t ease Matt’s conscience (Oontinaed From Page One) 8 'n 'clo ck , much this morning when he Leavenworth, Kas., Aug. 28.—< fesame bouse. They were represmtec found a $2.50 gold piece in his that the craft was in immediate (AP)—For love’s sake, two Army [by*tbe same attorney. Mr. ano Mrs. George Somerville need of assistance. After Lee Seamater, Judge in Qobe Girdler Expected in tiU. That UtUe bit of yellow officers have traded wives, legally. of Amsterdam, N. Y., who have been Few Proposals for Prmiary metal went into his bank de­ The ship left New York for Nor I chancery, granted the decrees, the spending a few days with Mr. and Says Captain William B. Brad­ posit pronto today so that it folk yesterday. j two husbands appeared to complete Mrs. James Vennar'* of Griswold Hartford But Is Long would get out of his possession Modi Damage ford : I the strange maritEil exebEmge. T o- street, left this morning lor a tour Nominations Left Wfth as quickly as possible. Reports from along the eastern “It is natural for a man to fall in I gether they went to the county i^ougb the White Mountains. seaboard told of thousands of dol j clerk’s ctfflces anc obtained mar A youngster bad patronized love with another man’s wife, u d Town Clerk Y e t Overdue Now. lara worth of damage by the hurri j riage licenses. Then both couples • A meeting of both the Glee Club the shop yesterday and gave the oane and the pouiUe Ibe^ of life. for a woman to fall in love with an­ wsrs married by Frank Uoyd, jus­ and the Tumbling Club of the Junior gold com as payment Unknowh Communicatim along the entire other woman’s husband.” tice of the peace. Daughters of Italy will be held to­ to Matt it remained in the till Maryland shore was cut off at an Thus, he explained why Mrs. Captain Bradford and the former At a eneeting of tbe town Demo­ Hartford, Xuf. 28.— (AP)—While over night, but since it stayed In morrow evening at 7 o'clock at tbe 1,000 people waited at Bralnaird early hour. Stuart MacDonald, s brunette, be­ Mrs. MacDonald have returned to his possession only 24 hours he East Side Rec. Since it has been cratic committee Friday night, a. field for Wiley Poet, thit morniog. At Norfolk winds of 70 and 80 came Mrs. Bradford, and Us own Fort Leavenworth. Major MacDon­ doesn’t think the government possible to secure the School street slate of cEmdidates for town of­ Captain Harry W. Generous took miles velocity accompanieo by wife, a blonde, beoune the wife of ald and the former Mrs. Bradford heavy rain, marooned vacationists Major MacDonald. Recreation Onter for practice, it is fices will be selected and will be off from Hartford for Worcester in will class him as a gold hoarder. have gone to the civilian camp in and flooded low lying sections. All was accomplished in a friend­ urged that every on» of tbe girle in filed for the fall pi-imariee. The an attempt to bring: the globe-dr* Pennsylvania, where *^e Is sUtioned. - The North Carolina coast also ly manner, by the two couples. To­ both teams be present. final date for filing is august 28. cling pilot throTlgb bad weather in M ijor MacDonald, 42, is a natiw was being pounded by mountainous gether, Mrs. MacDonald and Mrs. of New York end a West Point Town TreEisurer George H. W ad­ the northern part of Connecticut. that have been advanced for its re waves and an unknown four masted Bradford went to BentonviUe, Ark., graduate. Captain Bradford. 37, en­ Mrs. Charles F. MEurshall of Cam­ dell, Town Clerk Samuel J. Turk- Post spent last night at Worcester organization still is pending. schooner wallowed helplessly off the where they established residence to tered the army in 1917 from Vvilian bridge street has returned from a Ington and Town -Tax Collector and was forced to delay his start A state Senate investigating com' shoals near Maneto while Coast take advantage of the ninety day life. He is a graduate of Virginia visit to the Century of Progress Ex- George H. Howe SEdd today that for Hartford by fog. ) littee last month was told of large Guard craft stood by, unable to gfive divorce law. Thej lived in the Military Institute. position^ Chicago. they will be candidates for re-elec­ Post was due here at 10:30 and loans to officers of both the Union any assistance. tion. Selectmen Sherwood G. Bow­ a fter w aiting Kn hour and a qusu^ The Rev. Charlee Hubert Le and the Guardian. It heard testi­ New Jersey Battered Mrs. Wells Wetherell and daugh­ ers anc Aaron Cook, have also sig- ter the National Guard captain de­ Blond, above, director of chari­ mony of how the Guardian “win­ * New Jerse which received the ter (3eraldine of Omaha, Nebraska, Died their intention o f b ea m in g parted brom Brainard field. Three ties in the Catholic diocese of EXPECT BREAK SOON dow-dressed” its financial state­ brunt of the storms of the last four Cleveland. O., for nearly 2$ have arrived for a visit with Mr. candidates agEiin this fEiU fo r re- National Guard planes had previ­ ments of condition to make tbe;n days, continued to be b> ffeted. The DR.DOUNIHTS Emd Mrs. ThomEis J. Shaw of North ously drcled over Stafford Springs years, has been named bishop of election to tbe Board of Selectmen. appeu favorable. 300 foot munidpeU pier at Cape May St. Joseph. Mo*, succeeding ths Elm street. Mrs. Wetherell weu David CSiambers, local contrac­ wdting to escort Post to Hartford. was washed away and telephone and IN DISIBSIONS ON Freed sat in on the hearing as a late Bishop Francis Gilllllan. here a little over a year ago but tor, iarlhe find new candidate for spectator but with the announced electric lines were tom away. NRA CRITICISM Gersddlne bad not been Blast for four Selectm an. None o f the uEUidida'-es intention of listening for an evi­ The body of one of seven known NATION’S COAL CODE years and Mrs. Shaw hardly recog­ have yet filed except Clasence H. victims of Sunda3F*s storm washed CLEVELAND BANKS dence of criminality. nized her small granddaughter Anderson, CEUididate for the Board up on the shore near Atlantic City. when she surprised her Monday of Assessors and Charles Sweet, New York City missed the brunt (tkmtinued From Page One) ASmCIAL evening. COME UNDER PROBE FOCB BOYS BESCUED of the gale promised for yest'irday, OBITUARY Constable. but heavy rains continued. tive conditions in the retail indus­ (OoBtfimed From Page Ooe) The primaries of both parties Milford, Conn., Aug. 23— (AP) —' Mr. Emd Mrs. William RegEm Emd Along the coast the heaviest rain try. two daughters of East Orange, N. will be held on September 12, and (Oonttnued From Page One) Four boys, all of them about ten for August L many years was re proudly points to the fact that six J., Eure the guests of Mrs. Regan’s the offices to b'« filled this year are years of age and all from the Play ported. “UNFAIR COMPETITION” seven selectmen, treasurer, clerk, they were refused a license to re­ DEATHS labor dilutes have already been mother, Mrs. Julia Chapman of Ridge Home for* Crippled Children, Washington, Aug. 23.—fAP)— collector, seven constables, asses­ open after the March banking holi­ settled satisfactorily. Another strikq^ Woodbridge street. were rescued from Liong Island SmEiU retailer.', whose investment sor. two registrars of voters, three day. They have paid out $57,000,- UNUSUALLY HIGH TIDES is on bis hEuids in Norwich today in­ Soimd today when a rowboat they Norfolk, Va., Aug. 23—(AP) — is not more than $ ^ . were called members o f the BoEuri o f Elduca- 000 a a first dividend. volving 1,000 employees. He in­ were in, overturned. The Hampton Roads area and near­ the sources o f unfEdr com petition tion Emd two auditors. The First-Central of Akron had tends to approach this one in the VOTERS TO PASS UPON They climbed on a nearby rock by resorts was swept by the most today by A. Lincoln Wlsler, presi­ same manner, and be is confident it more than >$35,000,000 when it clos­ from which Richard S. Crampton disastrous northeast storm on CRUSHED BY STONE, dent of the United Business Men’s will be settled. ed. It has made no dividend dis­ and B. B. Hathaway rescued them record here today, forcing hundreds Association of Oilcago, at the re­ UTILITIES BONDS TONIGHT bursement and one of many plans in a row boat. HOSPITAL NOTES of persons to fiee from high tides sumption of hearings on the retail ASKS BETBACnON backed in by winds of hurricane AMBROSINI DEAD code. Hartford, Aug. 23.—(AP) —Gov- fo r c e .' (Continued from Page One) JoEm McGrath of 130 Porter street Wisler, who sEdd there were eimor Cross this Etitemoon asked and ChEurles Mattingly of 25 Benton Cottages at Willoughby and in about 425,000 such storekeepers, IRigh S. Johnson, National recovery purification plant, and will charge a street were discharged yesterday. some sections of Ocean View were described them els “a cEuicerous aaministration director for an “im­ portion of such cost agEdnst Cheney Back to School fiooded and at Virginia Beach the Monument Worker Succumbs growth'that baa been gnawing at mediate public, retraction” of the Brothers according to the volume of tide was swirling five feet deep the vitals of good, honest smd fEdr statements, reported from his or­ their sewage, estimated quarterly. DIBS ON TROLLEY along Atlantic avenue, the principal retEiIling.” ganization, that Connecticut weu After Year’s Planning street. Calls were sent to the Navy After Accident Last Week W isler saJd he represeuted 10,- not co-operating sufficiently in the The proposEU fo r the purchase bt Waterbury, Aug. 23. — (AP) — and Coast Guard for the rescue of 000 stores in Chicago. NRA program. the combined properties was ap­ Frederick Snyder, 64, of 29 BeEumn about 100 persons who had taken “These smali storekeepers are The governor’s telegram, sent to proved after nearly a year’s deliber­ street, died of a heart attack on a CLOTHES refuge In the ferry terminal at — Funeral Tomorrow. some of the cbiEwlers who ere un­ General Johnson this Eiftemoon ation and research by a speciEd com ­ trolley car at 10:15 a. m., today. He read: —Priced Now At Willoughby and cottages nearby. / dermining business in every lokuUi- mittee of the Board of Selectmen, was bound for Lakewood, a munici­ Water was as much as six feet ty and neighborhood.’ he said. “Louis J. Albert hEis given to the consisting of' Chairman of the pal park and lake, for a day’s fish­ Less Than They press a statement bitterly criticiz­ ing The trolley mim saw Mr. Sny­ deep in some of the cottages and the Natale Ambrosini, 49, of 176 Bis- ! "The unfair competition tha. ex­ Board, Wells A. StricklEma, George WiU Be Later. ing NRA work in Connecticut. In der turn pale and slump in his seat. tides, gathering force from the sell street, proprietor of the Man­ ists today in retailing comes f-om E. Keith, Sherwood G. Bowers and storm, were terrific. this type o f. merchEuit. He never the HEirtford Coursint today be is Aaron Cook, with, the recommenda­ He topped *he car neEU* a doctor’s chester Monumental Company, at reported to have SEdd: At Virginia Beach 305 persons joins his Chamber of- Commerce, tion “that the purchase be approved office, but Mr. Snyder was dead COATS 157 Bissell street, died yesterday *We CEumot Emd will not try to when the medical mEm reached the took refuge in the CavaUer hotel as afternoon at his home from injuries Trade Association or Business by the voters of MEmchester at a of Woolen water forced them to fiee tbeir Men’s Association. force anything on Connecticut. We ca r received on August 15 when he was have offered speEdiers and they have meeting^ to be called Etiter such pur- ocean-front bou^. pinned beneath a large monument “These merchants are a cancer­ chEme lie approved by the Public Tweeds Other families went to the second ous growth w' 0 have been gnaw­ been rejected. It is now up to the which he was d,ellvering in the St. (Connecticut) NRA orgEmiution to Utilities Commission ot Connecti­ In the first ceuw of its kind, three boors of their homes and were left ing at the *dtEds ,of goed, honest cu t.” James's cemetery. indicate a willingness to co-operate. employes of a Chicago race track w ithout food wnen the tide cut ofl; While riding in the body of his and fair retailing •'nd while 1 do Tbe original price asked by re tr e a t.. We are about ready to let them puD have been given prison sentences for truck at the intersection of Gris­ not know what can be done about Cheney Brothers at tbe outset of the doping horses. Race track fans can The only fatality reported v.-as themselves out of the depression.’ $16.75 wold and Center streets, a heavy them the return of employment “In addition, a high official of the negotiations was $1,200,000, wbicn testify, however, that 2hls la not the drowning of Oscar Dockery, of monument which he, was holding and prosperity vlll greatly depend was reduced to $1,150,000 a fter sev­ Norfolk, who went down late yes­ public relations bureau is quoted as the first time race horse dope toppled over Sa the thick made the upon what our government plans saying: *We have done all we can in eral conferences between the direc­ proved Edl wrong. terday while attempting to tow a turn into Griswold street, pinning to do about these imfEdr retail tors of tbe company and the Select­ boat ashore. 0 Connecticut. The state cEm now go him beneath it and injuring his competitors to H ell.’ men, Woolen Frocks Every form of business and in­ chest, breaking several ribs and Ward Melville, president of the The silk firm directors, Editer con­ Knitted and Woven “This is an insult to thousands of TONTTB dustrial activity in Norfolk was pimcturing one lung. The truck was National Council of Shoe Retail siderable delay in the negotiations, M aterials demoralized and the city was cut off ers, objected to one code for all re­ loyEd Connecticut citizens, who are and TH U B 8. being driven by Joseph McCann of giving their time and energy un­ caused by the bank holiday and tbe STATE from communication by rail, bus tail trades. He suggested a mstster 166 Bissell strpot. sparingly to the cause. 'The NRA disturbed sta te o f flnanciEd affairs, She’s the Kind of a Girl and ferry. . Docks along the entire code to which each trade might Dr. Mortimer Moriarty was called organization is doing excellent work. agreed to take the town’s new bonds That Men Regret! water front were covered by the and the injured man was taken to make exceptions suitable for that In the amount of $650,000, based on $5.95 “ tide and bay line steamers nad not trade. The public Eure responding with the Manchester Memorial hospital patriotism. As Governor of the thA purchEme price o t $1,150,000, at arrived. Shipping was paralyzed, it for X-ray examipation, later being Joseph Platker, secretary of the 4 ^ per cent interest, unless a bet­ being impossible for incoming ves­ state I request immediate public re­ $10.75 taken to bis home. East Side Chamber of Commerce traction.” ter price in the open market might sels to lEUid at the docks. Ambrosini is survived by bis wife, and representing other organiza­ be received. The town assumes Windows Smashed tions in New York, urged that Mrs. Virginia Ambrosini, and three MANUFACTURER’S ANSWER $500,000 bonds putstEmding agamst Plate glass windows in stores daughters, Caroline, Libera and standard closing hours be set for all tbe properties of the two compEmies. were smsuihed by the wind whlcn Hartford, Aug.-23—(AP) — In Alba, all ot this town, his mother retail stores and that a six-day week answer to allegations that indus­ If the bond issue is approved at reached a velocity of 56 miles an be mandatory. Raincoats and a brother- living in Westerly, R. trialists have sought to evade NKA tbe speciEd town m eeting tonight, hour in the city with occasional I. He WEIS a member of the Italian C. C. Rutherford, of Knoxville, steps will be taken immediately to gusts of 70 miles an hour. Calm codes a statement was given out to­ of “Cravenette” Tweeds Club. Tennessee, filed, a statement against day by the Manufacturers' Associa­ form a town Water Emd Sewage De .CO-FEATURE!. weather followed the worst blow, The funeral will be held tomorrow allowing drug stores to operate partment. Applications for the which was ’about 7 a. m., but the tion of Connecticut as follows: They LOVE to Make Yods Association, Connecticut manufacturers ot town meeting this evehing, the en areas along Hampton Roads and { told Whiteside that Edlowing work­ Selectmen, under the vote of uly Chesapeake Bay. fabricated metals who attended Jie ing store hours of 64 or less, would meeting and unEmimousiy supported, 21, could make the initlEU payment Assistance was requested of the ' mean little reemployment on a 44- on the properties from the Emnual Governor by National Guard authoi as a group, their tentative basic hour labor week basis, explaining town tEUc receipts, and furtb'er pro­ Ities at Hampton who reported tha code, employ 37,500 workers. Their that lunch hours would take up visions made to make annuEU or life and ^perty in Phoebus anc Denies Walking entire Ck>nnect^t group, expected most of the leeway between hours to go under the code before Septem­ semi-Eumual payments on the princi- Buckroe Beach especially were in pal sum with interest. W m m FRi. and SAT.*" Out on Movie o f w ork Euid hours of store opera­ ber 1 ,^ employs 108,700. dire danger. j Furthermore, a negative vote on tion. The Cdhnecticut Chamber of I “BELOW THE SEA” The Hampton Roads naval base the bond issue by the town, in \ . He suggested a 36-hour week for Commerce had no comment to ordered out every available craft of tbe result of the special town I Rith Ral^ BmXAMY to rescue marooned cottagers at stores operating on a 64 hour basis make. and Fay Wray and a 48-hour week for stores oper­ meeting which approved the pur­ Willoughby Beach and the Coast chase and the appropriation on July Plus! Guard bad eveiY available patrol ating .on a 64-hour or longer basis. RESENTS CRITICISM 21. might give cause for a damage “MIDNIGHT CLUB” boat on duty. The police and fire He said this would be the same proi New London, Aiig. 28—(AP) — suit unless the town carried out Its “M There is no cause for criticism In I departments were Jammed with portionate overhead provided the part of the program as approved with George Raft and New London relative to how the emergency calls. * minimum pay wels on a propor­ by a majority of the voters. Clive Brook The Co^t Guard radio station tionate cents-per-hour basis instead NRA program la being carried out here was disabled shortly before 11 of a flat weekly rato. here according to James P. Sulli­ According to estimates, a Lu a. m., and efforts to communicate He estimated arrangement van, general chairman of the local woman requires only four-fifths with the steamer, Madison, in dis­ would put "at least S3 per cent” NRA organization. of the food necessary for a man. tress o ff C!ape Charles, were taken more employes to work. In contnut to some of the criti­ up by the Navy and cutters at sea. Filature Trade cism reported from Washington Mr. THE PUBUC DEMANDED Sullivan said that at a meeting of I. Teetlebaum of the New York That They Appear Together Chamber of Commerce beads at Retail Furniture Association, called A g ^ ! FATHER COUGHUN for a 30-hour week with a provision Middletown yesterday, Connecticut to permit 48 hours work not more was pictured by a Boston speaker than any three weeks la a six- and Dr. DolEm, bead of the Connec­ CRITICIZES BANKS month period to meet peak and in­ ticut advisory committee, as one of the best states in New England in ventory demands. He said be be­ the promptness with whicb it has (CoDtinoed From One) lieved the business “we would get got behind the NRA program. Mr. through increased employment and Sullivan and George H. Garlepy, failed to reopen, said he had been greater purchasing power” would secretary ot the local chamber at­ asked in Marcb 24 by Secretary of more.than offset Increased costs. tended the meeting. the Treasury William H. Woodln to R. Savantbal, speaking for Neigh­ "New London baa followed out make an address in support of the borhood stores in 3t Louis, said everything outlined by tbe National new- bank. longer hours were necessary for organization,” Mr. Sullivan declar­ He came to the courtroom with a them because purchasers could buy ed, “and more than ninety per cent O r c h e g f ; ; portfolio containing what be said only late in the evening. of the mercbEmts here have signed f«*turlrtr ■ For were “pbotostatic copies to back up Paul Nystrom, for the Limited the NRA agreement. We are going TOM WARING every statement 1 made” about the Price Variety Store ASEKidation ahead in great shape and will be one Danks. O fficials said be w ill be on which includes the fiv4 and ten cent hundred per cent in a short time." tOSEMARY m PNSCaiA LANE ^i^biin g^dies the atand^lor two days...... Smo««hl«* stores and retEdlers selling goods up Sturt ChvreklU Joliur D*t1s to $1, proposed a general revision MoNEIL'S STATEMENT M ^ I iatock OANbHl BREAKS FAST of the labor section cEdling for a Bridgeport, Aug. 23.— (AP) — 30 rKOPUc lael. Oreliwtio wmA 40-hour week for stores operating D em ocratic National C>)mmitteemEm Eat«rtidMn Returning To-School Poona, India, Aug. 23.— (AP) — Archibald McNeil, commenting to­ SS-MIratc Floor Show less than 52 hours and rsuging up t lJ S P. M. The Mahatma Gandhi bnke bis to 48 hours for those open more day on press reports from Washing­ fast, which was in its eighth day, All Haaxd Zoeb W«4« Our Permanent than 60 huuTs. ton that Federal NRA administra­ nosdoy Ovor tho Co­ Monday, Tuesday and shortly after be bad been uncondi­ Nystrom explained that in bis as­ tion beads are “embittered and dis­ lumbia Notwtrk OD Waves are just the tionally released from custody today couraged by reports of non-coopera­ the Old OaM Rodin Wednesday Morning sociation there were 6.739 retEdl Program. by the government units which last year did a business tion Emd frank imtagmilsm in Con­ thing to bring your necticut to the National Recovery A $5. Genuine Eugene or of approximately . $800,000,000 in­ advisory board,” said that to his hair up to date with Fr^exlck’s Vita 0 a cluding Woolworth’s, Kress’, Kres- Tonic W a v e ...... best knowledge the reports are un­ your new Fall ge’s, Murphy’s, Grant’s and others. founded and untrue. He proposed a 44-hour week for 12th Annual A $7. Zotos or Thennique DELCA employes of stores operating from clothes. They’re at It again! “gWft. W ave A g 52 to 60 hours weekly, and would NOVELTY DANCE Mid-Summer Frolic for ...... V V OIL BURNERS Oiveii by iimiov Sens of Italy est tovem” of “Mia ami W r im Make an appointment at exempt from the wage Bonellt St. Mary’o Oraroh, DepeiPdablt, eoonomical. Guar­ at Joyous rennloa! these special prices. You Mary Elizabeth’s g Q provisions executives or “other es­ South Coventry anteed. Complete line from sential employes” who earn more have a choice of type and Special Wave ...... Roller Coaster range to furnace. than $30 weekly, outside salesmen, Lakeside Casino styles. Delcajlange Burner, equipped deliverymen and maintenance em­ Dance Hall with the “Dola” Automatic F ^ . ployes with a provision that if any (Sons of Italy'Ball, Keoney Street) (Jbveatry Leh#' H P. MU D. S. T. MARY ELJEAKBTH’6 (No bottle to 90*7 CA of the latter three work more than reflU) ...... 9 M / e D l l the maximum hours thsy be paid Thursdays August 24 TONIGHT Reports from Hollywood tbst she Daaeliif to 18. Speetel Range Ennar At ftJM). walked ont on a Manrlee Cheva­ time and oae-thlrd lor overtime. ENTBRTAIlfHBMT lier picture were denied by Sylvia MDSle'by ladle and S t^ 8 ^ BEAUTY NOOK Sidney, film star, when, as shown For over 20 yeare, “Old Faith­ Art MeKay*s Shsr^ and Flate. ib-Plece Orchestra, Novrtties, naUaow Building EDW. J. MORIARTY ful,” a geyser in Yellowstone Park, AdmlMion, IS cento. I OATS , Dial 8011 42 Spmea St. Phone 8726 here, she arrived in New Ynrk. Sooths. STATE §D JI. She casie Eaet, she said, teh be has spouted gt average intervals of Tranopertatloa Free From t te' — treated l o r « eland nUoLMU 65 mintss« • ^ ■ 8 P. M. Proa Sotttb JM TenslML ■ P A

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ofeloek with a basebiil game in •ad furrouadlag towaf at 6 o'dook fiOtt ItrwC SEABURGTOBUnJ) Henry Park between the Clerke' TM id^ awnlag rfoulttaf fa daai* •gais eet^oisdfsd of four team end the Ooaet Guards of New •ga to itvtral Iktowallia «ad gut- T T O i r a m m E D jtMstnns tertatomsat ualw. oa .tbs serssa SnU tRlDUl I ROCKVILLE Mndon. This le the team wMcb U n , eooesBUtlag rtpalni aarly yM> tbs first rub foaturs jpisturs ia tbs defeated the Olerke in RookvlUe torday awfafajL- asw HKaRadls fUm "FMag OIFWIVED PHC^ WAPPDiGCLUB t#o weeks aie. A aeolal fcd& waa bdd foUowlag nBKBOM).IflEFI AHbte Judgf, Bris W , One of the fsatufoe of the Week tba ragular laaatliif of Mayflowar dsk R a ^ BMkuay aad Bruss Harbasa Itaaityak, OaoMa Ukat denes win be the ’Yaehlon show*' Rabakab Lodga, laOdd IMlowi bad 'mmnmm VMBwyva, w eow mrmn Oabot, aad predussd by Msria» o. EKS COMPUTE PUNS \ bi which four loeal young ladies wlU laat avaaiag; At tbfa tlma plaaa •ad JtAn Way^'Cemg) fo.yto.|laBobfo- aacbfo- Oem ar.. On tbs stags, tbs tbsater Big BidiM Fill to ConwHiM L ool Maa Gets Contract to be, used as models, geveral of the for tba fall aaaaoa wars dlaeusaad. W la "Baity Faoa" iYkU6, Cbiite.;s will prsssat a uniqus fashion show Expoetgd th m ftii AatiiM FOR ISTH ANNIVERSARY city merchants are to furnish the Bvarytuag la'ia raadlaara for |1J1,000 ■ K iofte of inigglsa § a d MaryM ary BdaadB d bBlg fsatiufiag a mlllioa dollars’ worth of I costumes for the event Those tba aaaual aooial aad daaaa. n p n - H eag LUyaa Taabaum ia "Maps furs ia ^ latest fall aad winter C m n Oat Nortb'IM taking part in the fashion show are aorad by tba RookvlUa Lions OuH Loves Fapa” at tb s BCate today aao fosbioas aad known as "Paris on Conatmct New Coammiii' Italy SeesritiH D inppar Tbttrsday. Oa Friday, tbs telf Event to Be Obeerved it B |ui- AHavne Brown, Helen Brtel, Myrtle wbiob will ba bald at tba Sandy Iteads," Tbs 9em jplt$ Boxy v ^ That sbdte oases aad other store Olschafskls and Mary Loalbo. An Baaob Ballroom at Crystal Lake awaited "Btioir tbs Isa" ww risty show, produosd by Fanoboa ohm qnet at Rockville Home on Ralph Bellamy aad Fay Wray edatfs furniture are worth mors at auq- ty R There. entertainment program is also to be this avanlag. Tba antlra procaada on Way to Italy. and Marco, will further prsssat Sept. 12. wesentsd by Adslard I t Louis who win ba uaad for tba milk fund for to n s Itate with tbs , eoHfoatvrs many aets beaded Ity Jack Arthur, tion than was tbs oass a year ago, will present "Harmonica Boys" in a tba aoboola. "Mldaigbt Oub^ coHitMTiag noted radio star was is also na> was .dsmoastratsd at tbs sals of Plans are eomplete for the eSle- Brook aad Gsorgs Raft Oa B u n w t ^ U v known as "Jobnay Hart" of Arvid SMburf of M WaUctr vsty Interesting program. Tba ragular masting af Rock- Chicago, Aug. 28.—(AP)—With tbs stock aad fixtures oi tbs Fa- bratlon of the llftemth anniversary After the enimiilnment those for five dayslays comes "Tugboat YVEAF. Complstiag this program gaai Brotbsrs stors on North Mala loMl contractor, baa baan villa Lodga, No. 1856, B. P. O. Elks, A ^ " withtb Marls DrssslsrDrsealsr aid taking part wiU be entertained at two m«n la custody boro, Fodoral of satertalamsat fars is a further street yesterday Mteraooa. , A AwardMl tba contract to build tba of the organisation of Rockville will ba bald at tba Elks HOma, cor- W allaos b U t9. lunch at the Roek-A-Way lunch on •uthorltiM today woro pursuing aa iastallment oa tbs serssa of tbs crowd that filled thA store attead- Lodge, No. 1856, B. P. O. Elks. Tbs nar of Ellington avanua aad Pros- Tbs csatral character of "BRty Wappinf Community bouaa to ra* Market street where a special din­ "Adventures of Tarsaa the Fear­ sd aad tbert wsrs’ biddsrs on every Ug event will be held at the Rock­ et straat, on Thursday avanlng. iavootigaiion into tbo disappoaraaco Faos" is oas of those trsmsaddas place the one that waa burned laat ner Is to be served at 10 o’clock in less" which tbs theater has defin­ article offered. Ia the crowd wars ville House on Tuesday evening, udtad Rular Lawls H. Chapman of 1181,000 in Kingdom of Italy roles that offers to aay dramatio N oram bar. W ork waa begun yaa> the evening. The public is also itely decided to oontlau' in response tbs usual professional buyers aad September 12th, and close to two willK prastde bonds wbllo on route to Europo. star capable of tuuuQlng such benefit of the local children will be lice station yastarday morning by tho linor Z^vlatbaa at Southampton asllus Visaderbilt Whitney’s Equi­ ers will be beard. The event will ono woek later. Papa," a Paramount picture aimed almost three times that ansount. log aponaored by the Metbodiat held on Saturday evening, August Acting Cimtaln Pater Dogiawicz poise, the country's handicap be held at 7 o’clock in place of 6:30 at your funny-bone. Icales, cash registers, desks aad Chura of Wapplng. The bttUdlng 26tb, at which a large number, are and Chief (Saorga B. Milne. Tho two bold boro woro krrostod ebampion probably will go to the as previously announced. ^flvgbiMt Anale" Inaday special chairs aq went fast and at win be of brick and one atory high. «q>ected to attend. 'This be Ralph (Bbaon ,of Rockillla and in Kansas City yootorday and post ia tbs 828,(KK) added Haw- Past Exalted Ruler Harry Conk­ Tbs world is full of people wfio good prices and ty 5 o’c’'ck the The arcbltecta are Towner and the first "Old Time Minstrel" to be WiUimantic, has raslgnad as mana­ brought to Chicago by alrelano. tboras gold cup tomorrow, the lin Smith Is chairman of the dinner prospected in- distant places while sale was over and most of, the SeUew of Middletown. presented exclusively by tlie cbil- ger of tba RockvlUa office of the ^ g a v o tholrlamoV as XamS shortest priced favorite since rac­ committee. At the banquet Past y dirt was under their feet, and goods were being moved out. The According to the plana the front (iron of the town. All children tak- RockvlUa-Willlmaatlc Lighting Com­ Mltcholl and A1 Harris, but postal ing retumsd to Chicago in 1926. Exalted Ruler Smith will open the e origin of "Tugboat Annie" was radios in the stock did not bring aection of the new building will be 1 ^ part in the event will be given a pany, affective at once. autborltlos doubted t^ t they had Wlnnty of an bis starts this sea­ evening’s program and will present The Misses Gladys and Naomi aBO exception. Edwin Wintermute, the prices expected, but they were uaed aa a large social room an< Exalted Ruler Lewis H. Chapman day free in the country and all the revealed their true identities. son, tbs Wbltasy five-year-old is mostly large types, which limited claaa room s. The rear section wiU Kloter of Cedar street are spend­ aa lastructor in Journalism, and who will be toastmaster. There Is milk they can drink. Acted As Feaoos expected to be at 8 to 5. the number of protyective buyers. enclose a large room to be used for The show is being supervised by ing a ten day vacation with rela­ Aside -from indicating that they one-time reporter oh an Eastern an assembly baU, gymnasium and a possibility of securing Walter F. tives at Toledo, Ohio and Chicago, newspaper, told of a woman who Mler, of. Seattle, Washington, who Henry McFarlin, Kenneth Farrell, believed the prisoners hLl acted as dining baU. The contract calls for John McDonald and Betty Farrell. m. They win also attend, the fences in the case, authorities re­ bad ixmeiited the job of her tow­ was recently elected Grand Exalted ikippe . the completion of the building be­ Both afternoon and evening per­ World’s Fair before returning to fused to reveal more Information on boat skipper husband upon hi* Ruler of Elkdom. death, and wrho bad made a euq------l 4 C l T j H fore November -15. formances are to be given. their homes in Rockville. the groimd that other suspects were Elxalted Ruler Chapman has re­ cess of the job in competitioo With New Library Books. still to be apprehended. ceived a IStter from Mr. Mler stat­ a lot of hard-boiled male oppoel- ing that he Is to be In Boston on Miss Edith M. Peck, librarian at In New York it was rovesJed that tion. OC^ierv vow O0« afford h Uit/ ^oed iumiiuri the Rockville Public Library, has OAMANN KINSMAN, 106, September 5th, attending a New the bonds bad been sent to Dr. Paola That was the genesis of the England Regional conference of announced the addition of several Angesl, of Oneglla, Italy, their own­ new travel books at the library this MARLBOROUGH stories which Marie Dressier and Elkdom. He states that If dates er, by the National City bank, and Wallace Beery relive when Metro- week. They are as follows: "Mag­ DIES IN nUST ILLNESS do not conflict he will come to Rock­ that part of the loot had been re­ <3oldwyn-Mayer's "Tugboat An­ Just One Week Left ville to address the gathering.! ic and Mystery in Tibet" by David covered. Neel; "Across the Gobi Desert" by The Dorcas Society realized ihore nie” comes Sunday to the State If it Is impossible for Mr.'Mler than 880 from their Church Fair So far the actual scene of the theater. to attend In person, be has prom­ Hedin; "Mexico Before Cortez” by theft has not been determined. Offl- Patriarch of Family' With Thompson; and "Tschiffely’s Ride” and two act play "The Strike of the" ised to send a national leader of the dala of the steamship company con­ BOXY, NEW YORK Membera Here Passes Away order to snkdom to represent him. by Tschlffely. Ladies Aid" which, were held on tend the bonds were not stolen from August Range Sale "Flying Devils" at His Home in Germany. Other speakers of the evening will Funeral of Mrs. Amelia Schneider. Saturday. the boat, while postal authorities The funeral of Mrs. Amelia The new stage and screen shew] Include Ehcalted Ruler James T. Miss Mae Hannon is enjoying two leaned to the belief that they were. at the Roxy Theater, 7th A ve., at Pickett of Middletown- Lodge of Schneldeii aged 72 years, widow of Hla first Illness in the 106 years the late Max Schneider, who died at weeks’ vacation from her work in E3ks, president of the Connecticut H artford. of his life brought death to John State Elks Association, who is rec­ her home on East MitiTi street on Glamann of Germany, father-lO' Sunday night, waa held from the The Misses Rebecca and Doris They’ll Never Last ognized as a prominent speaker. Buell have returned to their work in law o f I fn . Annie Glamann Tomm Hartford Lodge, No. 19, "Mother fimeral home of the Ei H. Preston Just two weeks ago we advertised this immense of Clinton street, it was learned to- Company on Park Place this (Wed­ Hartford after two weeks’ vacation. Lodge,’’ is to be represented by Past Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Lee of stock of Glenwood Ranges— bought at old prices—to be ' day when Mrs. Tomm received President of Connecticut Elks nesday) afternoon at 2:80 o’clock news of the death which occurred Burial was in the family plot in Springfield have been recent guests sold at old prices till September 1st. We thought there Association, Roy R. Powers. Other of Mr. and Mrs. William Zerver. on May 16 last. Mr. Glamann was guests are to be present from Hart­ Grove Hill cemetery. were plenty, but HOW THEY WENT! Only a few now, ill about three weeks before he Mrs. Schneider was bom in^a- A shower fot' Miss Katherine ford Lodge. Rankl was given Tuesday evening for early shoppers. passed away, and it l3 said that he The affair is to be stag and is to den-Baden, Germany, but resided in had never been ill before in his life- Rockville for close to sixty years, at the home of Miss Emma Lord. be strictly informal according to Miss Rankl, daughter- of Mr. and . tim e. Chairman Smith who wishes to cor­ having come here 58 years ago The resided here continuously. She was Mrs. John Rankle will be married He was the father of the late rect the impression that all mem­ in the near future. injured several months ago by a Henry Walter Glamann of this bers must Appear in dress clothes. Thomas Pratt of Philadelphia, Duplex town, who died Jsmuary 10, 1919, at The recently organized Elks orches­ fall at Grove Hill cemetery where she fell off the dam at the water Pa., visited his aunt Mrs. Henry J. 2-in-l Oven the age of 42, years. Since the tra will furnish the music for the Blakeslee the first of the week. = death of his fourth wife seven evening. Past Exalted Ruler supply pond while .taking a short ComMnation cut across the cemetery. She was Mrs. John Walker attended a years ago, John Glamann made his George H. Williams . and Loyal class reunion of the PlainvUle high home with his stepson, Otto Son- Knight George L. Betts, both of severely injured at the time and never recovered. school on Saturday. derburg of Glasegitzerburg bei Manchester, are in charge of the Miss Helen Woodford ot New $145 Mrs. Schneider wtuB a member of Gustrow, Meklenburg, Schwerin, sale of tickets in that section. York City is with her mother Mrs. Germany. The committee is arranging a sou­ the First Lutheran church and the John Walker. 3 Only TTiw survivors Include three venir program for the event. The Ladles’ Aid society of the church, Rev. Wilson Humes, a mission­ 2 G f m u grandchildren, all of whom live in front of the program will contain a always taking considerable interest in the affairs of both. ary from India, who la in Hartford Manchester, Walter Henry Gla­ fine half tone of. the Elks Home, at present preached at the Congre­ 1 Ivory mann and Miss Margaret Glamann, comer of Ellington avenue and Pros­ She ia survived by . a son, Henry gational church Stmday morning. ^hnelder of Hartford, and two both of Clinton street, and Mrs. pect street. The back coyer will The next two Sundkys there - will be ' John*Gaugle of West Center street. contain a half tone of the original OTughters, Mrs. John Mahr and no services at the church. - ' officers; of the Ropkvllfe Lodge when ‘'Mrs. Samuel Morehouse, both of I^ ck v ille. The Tri-County CSiristian En­ fOinedS CCS it waa organized on September 12, deavor Union meeting Will bk held N otes. 1918 and also the original data, of at the Westchester church Sunday Iteitis of Interest the lodge. The comnoittee in charge A severe storm visited Rockville night. of the event is headed by Past Ex­ Recreation ('enter alted Ruler Harry C. Smith and con­ sists of Past Exalted Ruler Herbert O. Glougb, vice chairman; Joseph Playground News Lavitt, secretary; Raymond E3. Yesterday morning more than 30 Hunt- treasurer; Dr. T. F. O’Lough- girls from the East and West Side lin, M. J. Conway, George H. Wil­ playgrounds journeyed by cars up liams, F’red H. Lippman, Michael to E. J. HoU’s estate at Bolton for H. Roberts, William J. Austin, E3x- POSITIVELY LAST 3 DAYS a day’s outing. Although the day alted Ruler Lewis H... Chapman; OF was* a bit cloudy the spirit of the Secretary Michael J. Cosgrove, Loy­ girls refused to be dampened. On al Knight George L. Bette and Her­ arriving there every one took ad­ bert R. Coffin. vantage of a good swim. This was ’The sub-committees are as fol followed by sack, three-legged, lows: Banquet and menu committee, wheelbarrow and dash races. A com Brothers Herbert R. Coffin, Mich­ IN T I’S BARGAIN STORE REMOVAL SALE roast was enjoyed at dinner time ael J. Conway, Lewis H. Chapman, and the watermelons topped off the ’Thomas F. O’Loughlin;,music com­ diimer. After dinner another swim mittee, Brothsts Lewis .H. Chapman, was enjoyed followed by a group of M ichael J. Conway, W illiam *J. A us­ TOMORRO W ™ FRIDA Y~SA TURDA Y indoor games. A hot dog roast took tin;'speakers’ committee. Brothers form of the supper followed by Harry Conklin Smith, Lewis H. n ’* Loeation At Main and Eldridge Street,. In Order To Save Movinir plenty of ice cream. Prizes were Chapman; decorations committee. Goods To Depot Square After This Sale-W e Are Givihg Some Wonderful Values. * given out for the day’s events and Brothers George Bokis, *’Thonias J. The j^ t before leaving for home, a Husett and Robert L. Brown; sou­ of thSd?H s 0? WeS®-ro Wtir Yot|'"®‘ ™ ^ J>»t a Few marshmallow roast was enjoyed. venir program committee, Harry G le n w o o d C 'Thirty tired but very full g^is left Conklin Smith. at 8 o’clock but they weren’t too Long Court Sesrion. tired to give a thanks to Mr. Holl Coal or Oil Range An extended session of the Rock­ ONE LOT OP CHILDREN’S HEAVY UNDERWEAR__ and wish for a similar affair next ONE LOT OF CHILDREN’S, LADIES’, MEN’S SWEAT- ville City Court was held yesterday Shirts and Drawers. Value 50c. n ( ERS. A Sensational Value Selling Below Wholes^e year. ^ E a c h ...... Miss Fennerty joins with the girls morning before Judge John E. Fisk lOC Cost. in thanking Mr. Holl for a wonder­ resulting from an early morning $ 1 3 7 .5 0 fu l day. assault and intoxication cases. John Storz, aged 35, of Rockville,' but LEATHER MOCCASINS; value 59c. STOCKINGS, value 15c pair. All girls are requested to call at Sale Price...... ,... Sale Price, pair ...... 2 Grey their- playgroomd for the different formerly of Fulton, N. Y., and Broad 39c 1 Oc articles made in hand work classes Brook, was before the court as 2 Ivory this summer. They must be called charged with intoxication although LADIES’ APRONS, value 50c. J^YS’ SUITS, all wool, value to $8.00, he was the victim of the assault 5 Only 1 Ivory for this week. Sale Price...... two pair panta. Sale Price...... case. 29r $3.95 and Green Patrolinen Arthur Frey and M er- MEN’S DRESS PANTS, value $2.50 and r^ Cedor were called to the Fried­ MEN’S SOX, value 2 pairs 25c. CONSTRUCT BIG CAMERA rich bakery at Village street about $3.00. Sale Prige ...... Sale Price, nair...... $L69 2:30 o’clock ’Tuesday morning . r •••••••• 7c where they found Storz ir a pitiful MEN’S WORK PANTS, value $1.50. The MeadvUle, Pa., Aug. 23.— (AP)— condition after being beaten up. He MEN’S BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND Sale Price, ^... . 'i...... 98c Using a lens 15 inches in diameter, had no shoes or stockings or pants DRAWERS, value 50c. Sale Price ... Glenwood C-H Allegheny collage is helping con­ although be did hhve a coat 29c MEN’S OVERALLS, value $1.00. struct a camera intended to photo­ vest. Storz accused Joseph Trz- Sale Price ...... - Oil Range graph shooting stars. , wienda, aged 18, and Andrew Brow, MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS, all colors, value 59c. 79c The instrument, one of the larg­ aged 23, as committing the assault Price ...... est high-speed photographic appli upon him. He Stated that they ac­ 39c MEN’S DUNGAREES, value $1.00. ances ever built will be used in *. cused him of "squealing’’ a week Sale Price ...... ago resulting in Trzwienda’s parents MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS, all colors, value $1.00. 79c $ 9 9 -7 5 study to be conducted at Flagstaff, Sale Price...... ‘...... Ariz., by the Cornell ultra-v*'>let being sent to jail for the sale of 59c MEN’S AND BOYS’ CAPS, value to $1.00. liquor. A fine of |5 iimi costs of star spectra expedition. Skle Price ...... G ic M i Fundamental research into the 811.18 was imposed. MEN’S AND BOYS’ SWEAT SHIRTS, 29c 2 Only nature and origin of the solar sys- Joseph Trzwienda, aged 18, rep­ value 75c. , Sale Price...... Ivory iMa is the purpose behind the pho­ resented by Probation Officer James 49c MEN’SvBLUE SERGE SUITS, value $15.00. tographic study of meteorites. R. A. Elliott, was charged with assault Sale Price...... $9.50 W. Shaw, Allegheny college sum­ 'to which be pleaded guilty. He ad­ MEN’S BALBRIGGAN UNION SUITS, mer session instructor In physics, mitted tearing Storz’s trousers. He value $1.00. Sale Price...... XiNE LOT LADIES’ SHOES, value to $3.00. is a member of the expedition. admitted the cause of the trouble 69c , Sale Price ...... was Ston’s "squealing’’ oh his pa­ 75. The Big Duplex Range rents. A fine of 87 and costs of MEN’S ATHLETIC UNION SUITS, REVOLT SUPPRESSED 811.18 was imposed. value $1.00. Sale Price ...... 59c MEN’S WORK SHOES, value $2.50. 2-in-l Oven—4 Goal Coven and 4 Gaa Andrew Brow, aged 28. of 88 $1.59 Geneva, Switzerland, Aug. 28.— West Main street, was chariged with BaYS’ BLOUSES, value 50c. (AP)—The foreign minister of the assault and intoxication, to which • Sale Price...... MEN’S DREES OXFORDS, value $3.00. Iraq goveihment said in a telegram he pleaded guUty, He stated that 25c Sale Price ...... received by the League of Nations he didn’t remember the trouble be­ $1.95 SOLD GUT today that an armed rebellion by cause he had been drinking, a MEN’S BIG YANK WORK SHIRTS, BOYS* OXFORDS, value $2.50. Don’t Delay—Other Models Will Soon Be Goae--and Assyrian supporters of Mar Shl- fins of 83 was imposed on eadi value 75c. Sale Price...... Then You’ll Pay Increased Prieea. mun had bera completely suppress­ count with costs of 811.18. 49c Sale Price...... $1.50 ed. Peter Walinskl, a ^ 51, waa be­ The foreign minister denied that fore the court for vagrancy upon Iraq troops were using oppressive complaint of the police, selectmen ▼aloe 35c. Sale Price 19c value 75c. Sde^^ce measures against villagers. He and town clerk. He,was sent to 4 9 c charged that the rebels had muti­ Jail for sixty days with costs of lated the dead and wounded and 811.18. had killed some women chil­ Block Dance Thursday. dren. The first big "block dance" of the seasoii to be held on Main street in Recent* dispatches from Iraq toM the cuter of Rockville will be held fighting in the northern part of on Thursday night under the apoh- that new oototry between AaliyH- Aorship of the aerks* Athletic cliib ■B» and goverimient soldienh in and indications are that there will S- *» ' I' which the casualties were said to be several hundred taUng part The AT ELDRIDGE STREET - a- ' < hi m exoeas of 600. program will open at 6:80

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P A C T t b U R MANCHESTER BVBNTNO HBRAm MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 28, IdSS. -\ iV ... ■ ■in iin i'iif over and above other available-wit- but there are a thousand instances alma of gpnad a he had on the total of agreementa ment should not consist of simply Answer: The operatloo for ea 40^ No one, of course. or less timidly into the ^ th along signed, he answered, frankly HEALTH-DIET ADVICE Btomfing the diaebarga. Hot ab­ la^ed toe joint la quite e sariMM dominal packa will aometimes give ; £nhting foraui The ex-president has set forth his which the Detroit institution rushed enough: BY UK. FRANK McCOY one end should not be BiidartakMt PUBLISUSI) BX 'X'HJD relationship to the-Detroit bank sit- BO tremendously far. “Even if I had any, it wouldn’t relief from tbe cramping aensa^n. if there ia any sthet wXy you cen S B I U U ) PRINTING COMPANY. INC mean anything. It aU depends on Queattona lo regard to Ua^tb'eiid Diet' The only food should be a amall 'reuuce the Inflammatloo which la IS Bt>Mll 3trM t uatloo very dearly in his tdegram Some ot these days, vdien the be answered by Ur. MoCoy who can amount ot fruit Juice. To burry^ up SCanobMUr. Cobb. bow many p e^ e comply." causing tbe swelUnx Local treat­ THOMAS PBr.GDSON to the Detroit furoseouting- officer. country gets around to it, it is go- Seoretarv D en's Lawn be eddreaaed In eere of UUa paper. Cn- the cleansing process ot the intee- ment and diet should be tbe same aa OBBarai Mbbbcm While all good dtlsens win hope to do something mere effective The beautiful eMate of Secretary oloae stamped, self-addreaaed envelope tines, it ia advisable to give several for chronic rheumatism. Bpecial. tor reply. warm enemas emich wlU aid m n anything that has yet been d War Den needed a grtM-cutUng articles appear from time to tiitta PoBBdtd. Oetob«r 1. IStl and expect that, in the interests o emptying the large intestine of toxic about tbe cause and cure at this dis­ PQb)I>b«d B vtry BrentaA Sxe«pt to the establishment of a really baiUy. A eaU went from the War material. Tbe most sensible course SnBday* aad doltdaya Barred at the better hanking in the future, an th. Dduirtment to Fort Myer and four 9UMB1BR DIARRHEA , cause of diarrhea is eating .of un- order: or. I will be glad to send you Poat Office at MaBebeeter> Cobb.. of the wretched situation iiate and sane hanking system. in diarrhea ia to stop all food, giv­ instructions if you will write ,me soldiers were sent with lawn mow­ FREQUENTLY AFFHCTS ’ wise articles of diet. Foods spoiled ing-the entife alimentary canal a SeeoBd Claaa Mall Matter. there win be brought into the light, CHILDREN by the heat such aa fruit, fish fir again, encloshig a larga, aelf-a(^ SUBSCRIPTION ^T B S ers. About that time Darn waa mak­ rest, using two enemas or mmre per dresa^ stamped envelope. Obo Tear, by auiU IS.OP very few indeed win aee any neces­ ing a apaech in California and teU- day until the patient returns to nor­ Per MoBtK by mail ...... I so MILK *^PREAD.** ra„rh..a Of iotu>ui ua oMton S 5 V S .S sity for infUcting on an ex-Presideat ing how the New Deal wee provid­ is moat commonly found during hot re^n*^w® mal health. SlBKle eoplee ...... t .01 Announcement that a national ing jobs for eyerybod;-. (Pancakes Are Taboo) OelTvevered. oae year ...... $9.00 of the united States the harnssment Twiik code is under contemplatioa Dtejrl... i. not . «««.. S f Occasionally a patient nas “nerv­ S^ebek^ here squawked about ous" diarrhea and haa several move­ Question: 1. M. wrltas: ^ ’ am^ of a grand jury quis whra it is per­ that lawn-mowing and the soldiers S S ’SUS!’t.riiUo'Sh wbliarSuto whoB Sd fond of pancakes and coffee fUa MBMBBR OF THP ASSOGIATBB ^)^Uch would ..lim it'the spread be­ togetherv^l cause ments while mentally tense or emo­ PRBSb fectly obvious that nqtblng of value tween producer and consumer prices were suddenly returned. The tort tionally upset, '^ua actors may breakfast. Sometimes 1 uw^ oet> Tbe Aeaoelated Preea te eselnelveiy commandant explained it waa all a meal and poached agg* in addition,' eatltled to tbe aee tor rapablloatloa is to be gained thereby. perhaps to five cents and certainly many caaea are seen during the suffer from it during tbe day before Would thia irt if I am careful with of all aewa dlepatebea credited to It “m istake." may be a serious complaint peach season. a big perf(»mance, or fbotbal) 'play­ or aot otbenriM credited 1b thle to'six cents crashes into the much- The term diarrhea simply refers ers have a touch of this complaint my other meals? I never aee yoq paper aad also the local bows pab SHOWING OFF. moot lacteal problem with vdiieh to an increase in tha number of in­ Predisposing causes are: exposure before a big game. In those who mention pancakes in your - menus. llshed berelB. NORTHERN ROUTE FEASIBLE testinal evacuations per day. The to undue heat, lack of propei sani­ Can yuu give me a goo' recipe for All rlffhte ot repabllcatloa ot When Dan Flynn of Woodside, numerous states have been strug^ tary convehlenceS, drinking of im­ are of a nervous temperament, any them ?” -N speclBJ dlepatchee herela are aleo ro> atoole may become ao frequent that emotiem such as anger, fear or served. Queens, New York, turned in five gling. Reykjavik,. Iceland, Aug. 23. — they number aa high as twenty in 24 pure water, lowered resistance, etc. Answer: 1 do not recommend tha People enjoying a clean food supply, worry may bring on this, ssrmptom phony Are alarms the other night New York state’s MUk Oommis- (AP)—Oolooal Cbarlas A ... Und- hours. At first &ey contain undi­ in an ex|p:gerated form, m tbe lat­ ordinary pancake use it is ex­ Poll service clioBt ot N B A 8er> gested food; but later they become pure water, good ^bathrooms and ceedingly bard to digest, and e VtCe, iBA Just because he had an irresistible slon is working right new on a thor­ beri^ believes it WlU be technically ter condiaon. the plan is ta try to possible to eatabliah a North At­ watery and foamy and may contain some protectlim from the heat, in build up the mental health and con­ breakfast such aa you describe ia Pobllsber'a R«preseai.aUve: The urge to do something to make folks ough mvestlgation of the extent of lantic air route to Ehirope within mucus, and are green or yellowish shore, those who are well cared for, fidence in every possible way. ao apt to make you logy and sleepy tha Julius Msthews Special Affeacy—New notice him, he confessed himself to that spread in the Empire State. two years. in color. Tbe lower abdomen is seldom suffer'much from diarrhea that the nervous ajrstem wUl be im­ rCfoalnder of the day. Even if ]rour York. Cblcsffo. Detroit aad Boston. but soidiirs m hot eountrlea who digestive system la good the atrain be a human being. Perhaps a Uttle Our own Board of MUk Control has With good planes and experienced tender, there may be some cramp­ proved and the nervous diarrhea will MBMBBR AUOTT BURBAU OF he aal4 flights wiU be prao- ing, and a painful sensation through liva a haphazard Ufe in tem porary disappear. will tell in time. A good substitute CIRCULATIONS apart from the average human be­ never, apparently, made any serious undar aity weather conditiona, the outlet of the large bowel is camps will develop eases by the for naruakes is a thoroughly toasted attempt to reduce th# spread to hundreds. The Herald PrlBtlBf CorapsBy. iBO^ ing in the Inslgnlflnant nmjiter of but thare la tha question whether usually noted. A sense of strain and QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS waffle in which the atarcb ia com­ assom es bo daaaclm respoaslblllty anything like definite figures. But tha route would be feasible flnan- discomfort may precede the watery The treatment of 'Summer diar­ pletely dextiinised. I do not advise method but precisely in line with much b u tter or 8]mxp on th e waffle. - toi tynocraphical errors appeartaa Ib on the most favorable showing pos­ cially at present movements. Due to the extreme rhea is very simple and often the advertlaemeats Ib the Maachester almost an ot his feUow creatures in Colonel and Mrs. Lindbergh are loss of fluid, the patient feels very frequent bowel movements are all (Enlargement of Toe Joint) In addition, one or two aggt m ay be Bvealas Herald. the much more important item of sible the spread in. this state ap­ making an serial survey of pos­ weak. It is sometimes hard to tell the treatment needed. Diarrhea Queetiem: Mr. Ralph J. writes: used in any manner except frylngt means that the intestines are being and some stewed fruit, preferably WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28. the main purpose. pears to be^oonslderably in exoess, sible routes. They flew to Eakl- the difference in young children, ’1 have received so much help from of the maximum which the federal ir^ Eastern/ Iceland, yesterday, between diarrhea and the start of a irritated by improper food and are your health articles and radio talks. prepared without sugar. I do not People go on the stage or into disease, as many of the acute disor­ trying to clean It out aa soon aa pos­ You are doing a wonderful work advise the use of breakfast cereals government contemplates aUowlng. ver midat of the island. MUCH ADO ABOUT LITOJE. the movies, they write books, they der.-. of childbood have diarrhea aa sible. The mSiiy bowel movements and giving untold relief to humanity except in the case of chOdren and It Is very doubtful if. In the for­ their beginning symptom. Very often are nature’s way of trying to rid the at large. Please tell me, do you ad­ those doing heavy work. The Hartford Courant this mom* learn how to make bears Jump mation of a federal code, any such Calvin oboUdga made the largest the passage of unusual stools is the body of some particularly offensive vise an operation for enlarged toe ing printed a- sensationa] leading through hoops, they play footbaU, number of ^mointmants of any substance, and tbe treatment should Joints? I have seen advertisements Ih 1923, the flrat Uw in 123 beclouding of ^ ta wlU be permit­ first thing that tells the mother that news story in which the state ai'. they sit on the top of flagpoles, they presldant - a t the United States; the baby or young child is sick. asslet in this respect. of a medicine that would dissolve years waa passed by an Irish Par­ ted aa has been aUowed .ltt'this state Connecticut la made te a^iear, In get nominated for public office, they they totaled ^42,121. . . Probably the most Important Diarrhea ia usually aaaoclated the Joint. I have a bad enlargement liam ent. and in oth«rs. Or any such soak­ the opinion of the NRA administra­ buy a new hat, primarUy for exact ing of the pubUe. tion in Washington, as “the worst ly the same reason that Dan Flynn state in the Union," by Inesoapable turned in take Are alarms. They Inference, in its support (jf the NRA want fdks to notice ^them. Nine THE POPULAR HYLAN. - Former Mayor Hylan of New program . times in ten the money that may be York waa due to be nominated for It would be a pretty serious bust- in a thing is of only secondary im< the mayoralty today by the New ness if the people at this state were portanoe. The big desire is to Deal party. The call for the ^nom­ to accept the impression that the make some sort ot a dent in the ination eaye: “The present mayor NRA or the administration itseb! consdousness of at least a few of with his hlgb-tax ideaa waa selected actually held any such opinion of one's fellow. Oonneotleut. Perhapa before this by two poUtidans. One of his Dan. Flyxm wasn’t up to writing / is printed there may come from the Twi^Ti opponents was selected by a book or browbeating a tiger with national capital an emphatic denial nine pOUtidans.’’. a kitchen chair or, probably, even 'that any such opinion obtains there. Which etui leaves them with a up to buying a new hat. So he At all events such a denial is this bit of an edge -Ad> walnut veneers .... >1 1 9 mlnistracor Brand, Mordecai Ese- solid mahogany; choice of wi'ought iron base, $ 0 .9 8 Cretonnes and Chintzes; that city which were later closed. fore the bank grand Jury at Detroit idel and a half dosen dlmctora of combination $a <95 $149.00 Suite; Four pieces, coffee table height ... O short lengths of popular pat­ As Mr. Hoover very fairly points that long before the bank holiday production, finance, statistical, com­ covering! ...‘...... 2 / , bed, dresser, chest of draw­ terns ana colorings. l Q c , $1.79 Fernery; 4-poV $| .49 out in his telegram of reply his in­ two of that city’s institutions kited modity or other branches of the ■ $29.95 Lounge Chair; down...., ers and vanity dresser in Values to $1.15 a yard X 2/ \ formation at the time was—and checks between themselves in such Agricultural Adjustment Adminis­ wrought iron model . 1 tration. They take turns answering seat; cut-back' arrts; green butt walnut M OQ Ready Made Draperies; in­ could be—only general as compared a way as to show for each |6,000,- queationa. tapestry $0^.50 ' ven eers...... 14 m2/' $8.95 Folding Chair; Holly­ cluding plain and figured de­ with that of government officials 000 more in cash assets than it Secretary of State Hull baa a $149.00 Suite; Figur^ butt wood type with canvas seat s i r e in chintz. 1 and 2 whose business it was to know the really had is not, after an, so very press conference every day. Secre­ and back; brown $ 0 .9 5 tary of Labor Perkins had to be $84.95 Lounge Chair; but- . v/alnut veneered twin beds, of a kind, $ 1 .89 details ot the Detroit situation. surprising. Enough is known al­ enameled frame ... per p a ir ...... X Even with the greatest will in the parauadad, but consented to one con­ ton-tufted back design with dresser and chest Q Q ready, out of the bitter knowledge ference a week. of draw ers...... 1 , 0 2 / world to help clarify the subject un­ of stricken., depositors, to make it carved, ball feet. $ O Q .5 0 This administration believes both Green tapestry cover der InvesUgation, it is extremely clear that there was very little of In franknaaa and in propagarda. $175.00 Suite; Modified doubtful if any President that ever tbe most ordinary sanity in the Promoters Busy $4,95 Cpifee Table; Duncan French design with bed, STORE HOURS ‘was or ever could be, in the circum­ management of very many banks OffielalB of tbe Public W orki Ad- Phyfe table with maho.»any dresser and chest. Fancy mmistratiOB are being subjected to butt walnut stances would be anywhere near as in this country during the entire an increasingly terrific, pressure veneered top; remov- $0.98 9 to 6. Thursdaya and useful a witness as any one of num­ decade of the 20'!. The Detroit from promoters of proj^ta aadl^ able glass tray ...... m veneers ...... * 1 3 9 ^turdays, 9 A. *M. to 9 bers of other persons connected banks seem to have been a little from jobaeekera and uelr friends. P.M. Some of them are wild-eyed and with the administration. more desperately reck le^ than some- frantic. If there wore in the possession of of the others, and so they show, in Senators, Congressmen, Cabipet the former President any facta that cartoon lines rather than photo- officers, Obsifiber of Commarca ofll* CLOSED WEDNESDAY AT NOON could not bo obtained more fully graphicany, the situation before the dais, lobbyists, visiUng pc^tloiana. and in g^reater detail elsewhere— Or high pressure prom ote and eon-< grand smash. tractora make up the hordes which even if there were any probability of Senator Couzens asserts that in liU p. w. A. offleas. Moat of them his possessing such facta—the re­ the case of the First National Bank- are told: “No!" J3ut it’s hard to quest of the grand Jury for his tes­ Detroit,^ SI vice-presidents, 26 make them take that for aa an­ swer. timony would be proper enough assistant oashiers and 629 other em­ BROTHERS W prried By **OhlaalerB*> even though it did impoee upm him ployes were bmrbwors from the General Johnson becomes 'more SERVING. ^MANCHESTER FOR 58 YEARS an impleaaant duty and a tiresome bank, to,mi aggre^te of |U,000,- worried daily by Indications Of a s v ordeal. But, who for a mommt 000. Thus probably isn’t anything vast amount of “ohiseUng" by am- : ‘ ployara who aign the NRA blaalt4t I - naU y UndgUMs th a t If r. Hoover, in the country to tie that record-- aad stak te eiMde lie .m ^ m m m rnm ik

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.. - : V--. i- almost'entirely., with toei ^ of tiM Baard of Trade; CBiver Staa- OXtt:, iupai feature will be a Vinton lay, PsrBamtotary undarraecr^^ Pagoda Lecture. . Mr. Vinton, the DISPUTE OVER TIME time qteakrira of toe'^varfona ATTEMFT TO UNIONIZE nU otar 'a r e w ere t o 'b e a llo w s p|a'ti|M/a for the “home office; Sir Hwiert FIND OLD PISTOL lecturer, has been a resident of i ■ plants in foreick'douBtrios/ ‘.H * The ;C on8errativw miicoaid- Uberal leader; - George 'ndfante w a 5 ti^ .^ toe Burma, India, for seventeen years, ON R A H i is SETTLED Labor leader; Arthur FORD COMPANY PLANT and his lectures on the subject are becausa theirs la tlif lOigeSt ihg g «g ^ in tiStaatop of Mias' ^ dyn S^h^i, dictator of in the . House of jOpi^xavoftr ____ iwoog. Labor member of Ear- Fhfd,' who is iq^opeii OF AN ADVENTURERquite famous. Local Endeavor meet­ Frank Sifiiatii,’ mamed to liameht; and Sir Stafford Cripps, ings will be omitted. should have the njost -tiinh.. Jfewark, N. J.. Aug. 58.—<(AP)-t- cate.', - Henry Ammann of Hartford Mon­ Britain’s Political Parties Liberals and Labor oontepdeif. toiit: alfo-k; Labor member. The workers reminded togt An attempt to .iinlonlse toe Ford day afteinp(m;at tke home of her Squabble Ovu’ Which Should numbers gave po triw'* IfidtefiBinp' of ‘ .Mr. 'Baldwin will open the-series uhder Section 7 d5~toe NRA hkuih* father. Miiki . Inrence Schatz, sis­ Be Allowed Longest Time on political'Importance. . *. r " s, ’ . Oct. Ig. Fifteefi mmute periods Motor Company plant at Bdgewa- et code, the itoM of eihiilOjrea to ter of the bvlde, was bridesmaid baye Seen allotted to speakers. ter was launched today with at onramsf witoent’ fear ct' loatog' AiDerieaD Expedhioii Brings REVISE STATE SANITARY and Charlie oiother of the A ir. It has nov been ' arranged .titot' speakers and topics will be ;-ekM|fli9i Winetoo Churchill, who has fre- their Jobs Is nct^pH atd. v the bridegroom best man. The least partial suecisss Indieatsd. by a committee of the pariikh. que^y demanded radio facilities After some 800 of toe em­ bride was dressed In white lace ' London, — (AP) — A dispute 2,000 Back Story of Walker, CODE TO m aU D E BEER trary to usual practice, the tp speak on tfie huflan question, ployes at the jflant had listened to and carried a houqqet of white amcmg the three great '^political will not censor toesa'''' polftieU' made ho comment when he was told toi^ American Federation of La­ gladiolus. The hrld^nnatd wore a parties over the broadcasting of speeches. ‘ that there was no place for him in R E U E V E E C Z m Soklier of Fortune. “Taverns” Brought Under gown of light Mue Canton crepe toe three-party arrangement. bor organizers here last night. It political ojfinlon radio has been was anaounced that about 75 per ' Jkfs^ n ffer neei liissly. fliiv toe and carried a hpuqiiet of garden Thus far nine speakerp havf be^ Regulation by Amendment settled -after four years of dis­ chosto. They are Ramaav Mac^ cent had signs* union pledges. iw iijto hssTfsg - ksgto flowers. A wedding breakfast was agreement, by a Joint arrangement Donald, prime aalnistori Bomr, are required to (3he of the speakers, Charles Jen* — ^Drug Stores Also Included. s^od to 32 fu e^ folloadng, the .New Orieans Aug. 23.—(AP)— with the British. Broadcasting Cor­ Baldwin, lord presldeht ojf toe ooiuf- grow a good ash plant suitable nings of Jersey C5Wi A. F. of L. ■ne Incredible story o t an A m eri­ oaTemony which was paribnned by poration, a government iBstitution. cU; J. H. ’Thomas, dominiba see^ fo r m sm ng into a flrst-dass Rev. Wallace L . Wpodin, pastor of organizer, said that a number of Return of that foamy beverage The ' squabble was concerned retary; Walter Runcimaa, presldltot wsUdiig ati ck. opes shop auto plants in Petroit cas soldier of fortune who took the' First Congregational church, called beer is having more far-reaeh- Nicaragua wit>« 200 men was re­ Andover. The house was beautiful­ called today by a find of an expe­ irg effects than might be imagined, ly decorated with gbidibius and dition that returned from Central for the State Department of Health other garden flowers. Mr. and Mrs. y_merica with Mayran relics, a dino­ in its weekly bulletin today an­ Ammann l^t Tuesday morning on saur’s foot and on old pistol. nounced a revision of the State an automobile trip through ' Con­ Students of the history of Cen Sanitary Code to include “taverns” necticut, New York and other tral American civilization were ex­ under the regulations concerning places. cited over the Mayan finds, carved cleansing of passes, care of toilets, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Elmore stones, some 1,500 yearns old. Pale­ protection of foodstuffs and per­ of Rocky Hill spmit the week-end ontologists grew interested in the sonnel. with Mrs. Elmore’s parents, M r. supposed fossilized bone. But the The revision of the Sanitary Code and Mrs. Louis B. Whitcomb. pistol caught the eve of the roman likewise brought "drug stores” un­ Leslie Standlsh, who was taken tieists. der these same regulations. The pro­ to the hospital in Wiilimantic Mon­ Gregory Mason oi the University visions for sanitation previously did day, passed a very restless night. of Pennsylvania, hee*' of ilie expe­ not apply to drug stores other than Mrs. Richard Jepson of Birming­ dition, said the gun, a muzzle load­ those which served food and thus ham, Michigan, is visiting her aunt er, was believed to have belonged Mrr. Ralph Bass. to William Walker. American sol­ came imdei the “restaurant” classi­ dier of fortune of the ’40’s and fication to which the regulations ’60’s. It was obtained from a native have applied for some years. nc^r 'ftujillo, in Spamlsh Honduras, Under the amendment, the regu­ BIG MANHUNT IS ON where a firing squad ended Walk­ lations concerning glasses or other er’s Nicaraguain reign ih 1860. drinking untensils are the most in­ Was a Tennesseean teresting although no more im­ FOR SALESMAN’S SLAYER Walker was a Tennesseean—a portant than the rest and for its doctor, lawver, editor, soldier, duel­ own protection the public patroniz­ ist and adventurer. As glamorous ing taverns, drug stores and res­ Killed After He Had Taken as 'any figfure in a novel, he led a taurants should refuse service if all Out a Prospective Customer little army of 200 into Nicaragua, aie not observed. ’The thory that a for Demonstration of an overthrew the government and es­ drink containing a small percentage tablished himself as President. of alcohol “purifies” the glass in A uto. There, he ruled and levied trib­ which it is served is classified by ute until himself overthrown by health authorkies as nonsense. To Chicago, Aug. 23.—(AP)—^A Guatemala in a war financed by be protected against spread of dis­ posse of 150 suburban and highway the first Cornelius Vanderbilt, he ease from others who have used the police scoured the prairies south of pistol thought to be his will rest in same glass, the patron should Insist Cicero early today for the slayer ti{e Metropolitan Museum of Art in that this regulation be observed: of Sidney Adelman, automobile Nbw Y ork. “Single service cups, dishes, salesman. The Mayan relics, believed to spoons and drinking straws shaD be Adelman was shot to death in a antedate any found before, include protected from flies and dust. All sparsely settled section of North a stone used to sacrifice humans, a glasses, cups, knives, forks, spoons Itiverside, a western suburb, yes­ ceremonial bone carved like a cam­ or dishes, that are subjected to re­ terday after taking out a prospec­ el and a mortar and pestle for peated use, shall be thoroughly tive customer for a demonstration in grinding com. They fo to the Uni­ washed after each use by cleansing a car. versity of Pennsylvania Museum, with hot water and soap and then The car, which was driven away The bone, believed to-be the first rinsing in. clean hot water, or by portion of a dinosaur found in Cen­ by the slayer was found several other process approved by the local tral America, goes tr the American hours later in Cicero sending the Museum of Natural History. health officer.” Rinsing a glass in a manhunters to that vicinity. tank of co!a water is not protection From informatioB^obtained at the against the spread of disease. Drije Motor Car Company by whom Other regulations applying to Adelman was employed, officers said RIVERSIDE TIRES HERRON taverns, drug stores and restaurants they believed a farmer who had may be summarized as follows: caUed there on several occasions and Mr. and Mrs. William Keenan and Water supplies provided for bad given the name of Joseph Swan- children of Hartford were Sunday drinking or dish washing must be da, drove off with toe sadesman on guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. sanitary. Ply-tight privies or water- toe fatal demonstration trip. Swan- Clarence E. Porter. flushed toilets must be provided and The Hebron Cardinals defeated da was said to have resided until maintained in sanitary condition. recently in Nebraska. tbs Storrs College baseball team in Fly-tight containers for garbage a game played Simday afternoon at A woman who reported to police and rubbish must be provided. that a man was lyl^ in toe street LATEX WELDED CDRDS the Kibbe field. Report says the Floors, walls, ceilings, counters, score was 7-2. of the North Riverside subdivision (100% PURE LIQUID RUBBER) tables, etc., must be kept clean and The Rev. J. S. Neill, rector of St. set off the manhunt. Police ‘Ueut. Mary’s church, Manchester, and a windows screened against flies. William Bertels answering her call summer resident of Hebron, will of­ Foodstuffs stored or exposed for found Adelman slain. He bad been which prevent Cord Separation . . the cause of bjowouts ficiate at St. Peter’s Episcopal sale must be protected from flies shot in the head'from behind. His 1- d ^ ch next Simday, August 27, at and dust and kept at least eighteen wife and seven year old sonsurVfve. 11 a. m., and will cMebrate the Holy Inches above the floor. Food to be Do you know this? An average size tire goes round Communion. Mr; Neill has been eaten without cooking, must not be Yon need the added protection Riversides give yon! here through the summer with his stored- directly in contact with Ice. 395 times every minute at on ly*35 miles an hour! family when possible, but has not Refrigerators must be kept clean. SPANISH WAR VETERANS -Riversides’ G>rds—the heart of the tire—^remade from had a real vacation, his duties at Beverages not bottled must be kept Think what happens, when you drive at this speed— or extra strong, long staple, preminm cotton. Every cord his Manchester church taking up in fly-tight containers and removed NOMINATE CANDIDATES much of his time and energy. only by faucets. No person who has faster! Friction develops scorching heat inside your in ever^ ply is dipped in LATEX—100^ pnre, liqnid, A good many Hebron people have any communicable disease may be been troubled with a water short­ allowed to work in any such place. tires! In many tires other than Riversides this heat sepa* virgin mbber. This welds the cords into a snper strong age, wells having given out. Even William ^ H. Armstrong of the recent rains have not as yet Racine, Wis., to Be the New rates cords! It weakens the tire, forms internal blisters! nnit! It gives Riversides the strongest tire carcass made! supplied the lack. Paul ’Thompson of New Haven TO GIVE EMPLOYERS’ SDE Commander-in-Chief. When you hit a rock or a bump . . . BANG! A blowout! It prevents cord separation • . the cause of blowonts! * visited his son, Paul, Jr., Sunday at .the Edward A. Smith farm. With OF RECOVERY PROGRAM Los Angeles, Aug. 23.— (AP)— him came Albert Beecher, also of ’The United. Spanish-American War New Haveu. The two young men Veterans and the Women’s Auxil­ plan to enter Coimecticut State iary nominated candidates for of­ Agricultural College in the fall. Trade Organizations Criticize Why We Save the Labor Policy of Federal fices 11 their organizations today Young Thompson is doing practical as business sessions 'legan.* work on the farm in the meantime. Works Board. . Demiand for repeal of toe Na­ Mrs. EJverett G. Lord on Tuesday accompanied her son-in-law and tional Economy Act and concurrent You Money daughter, the Rev. and Mrs, How­ Chicago, Aug. 23.—(AP)— The restoratitm of veterans’ benefits ard C. Champe and children of Council of American Industries, were foremost among the motions Of conrse Riversides are made Lebanon, on a trip to Horseneck claiming to represent 500 trade or­ to be made by William L. Grayson Beach, near New Bedford, where ganizations, today vas ready to of Savannah, Ga., head of toe reso­ in one- of America’s largest they are guests for a few days of starts its work of presenting “the lutions cocunlttee. Another will the Rev. and Mrs. Elden Mills of employers’ side of the picture^’ in demand a eomprehenslve plan of and best tire factories. BUT— Forest Hills, N. Y,, at their seaside developments under the . National Nationai. defease. cottage. They made the trip by Recovery program. William H. Armstrong of Racine, they come direct to ns—minus automobile. Organized last night after two Wls., senior vice-commander-in- Supervisor ot schools Charles M. days of closed meetings attended by ebief, generally is conceded to be the mannfactnrer’s selling and the outstanding candidate for com­ Thia abews hew eordainaide Larcomb and Mrs. Larcomb, of secretaries of a niunber of indus­ tireaotoar than Riveraidaa West Hartford, are spending a va­ trial associations, the council, A. C. mander-in-chief to succeed William general overhead expense. J. ptjen. , areaeparated 1^ heat. Cord cation camping on their Burnt Hiii Reese, its chairman said,' was not eeparatien raiOfa internal property. Mr. Larcomb was form­ for the purpose of attacking union­ William Stieger, of Brooklyn, N. That’s a saving. The second hhaters, weakena the tire. A erly a supervisor of the Hebron ism but to “keep members informed Y., was chosen Supreme Gug^ blowont b the reaoh! River- schools and Mrs. Larcomb, the of code developments and to assist Grandlssiesimo of the Serpents, fun saving comes from Wards low aidea are Bldwoot 'Proof former >Merteile Goodwin, was a both the government and industrial­ organization, succeeding E. W. beeanae of Latex dipping! teacher in the Hebron Green school ists to co-operate under the various Simmons of New York; The naval cost method of distribntion. several years ago. codes.” and military order, composed of Mr. and Mrs. Merton W. Hills and Reese, who is also manager of commissioned officers in the war of These two reasons explain their infant grandson motored to the Associated Industries of Utah, ’98 elected Major Emil J. Winter- Waterbury Sunday, where they said a committee will be sent to roth, Nfew Y ork, as commander-in- why we sell high qnality tires were guests of Mrs. Hills' brother. Washington to offer names of indus­ chief to succeed Major Val R Save wifh Safety on Attorney Herbert Wilcox and trial l^ders who can assist the Evans of Chicago. ior less. It’s simple to fignre family. Mr. Wilcox, who was seri­ government with industry’s view­ v'-'T ously injured in an automobile acci­ point in the formation of codes. ont for yonrself why River­ dent some months ago has prac­ The labor poUcy of the Federal RIVERSIDES sides are better in qnality, tically recovered his health, al­ public works administration was though still somewhat lame from criticized in a statement by Noel mileage, and safety than any the effects of his injuries. It is Sargent, secretary of the National ^one of Am erico’s finest Tires thought that in time he may entire­ Association of Manufacturers,- who other tire at the same price. ly throw off his lameness. His son, attended the meetings. Prices as low as John, who graduated from Williams “The officitil policy of the public College in the spring, is also at works administration is to give the Emtmx B Ippima home for a time. public building trades union a mo­ ♦RIVERSIDE TIRES By an extra proooaa, eyory Mrs. C. M. Merrill of Providence, nopoly over employment on any wlO net blow out ondar normal road oondi* cord in ovary ply ip aU who has assisted for the past few projects using Federal funds,” said Bivenide tirea b dipped weeks in the care of Mrs. Rosella Sargent. ‘The government cannot tiona daring the lifo of the tread if they are fa Latex. Thb wddp toe Waldo, goes to Wiilimantic on Sat­ rightfully collect funds from all kept inflated in accordance %vitb the cords into a anpar airoag urday of this week where she has a classes of citizens and use such apedfied air preaaorea. nnit that daftea eord aop* position. Mrs. Waldo’s health is funds to arbitrarily discriminate e a n s that you can get the V aratien and Jilewontal good and she does part of her between equally competent citizens M money you need with the own work, but feels safer with a in the same, trade or occupation.” same convenience that you 29x4.40-21 companion. _^he expects her sister- charge merchandise at a store. in-law, Mrs. Cora Waldo of South GET ACQUAINTED PARTY Your own signature is ell we RAMBLER Glastonbury, to spend a little time require (for amounts up to W ards tJatimited G uaranty with her until she can secure a $1001 and the only cost Is a Thompsonville, Aug. 23.—(AP) 4-Ply Rambler permanent companion. —^The welcoming hand of the monthly charge of three per 6-Ply Mato For yonr protection every single RiversMe tiro is cent on the unpaid balance. (0 a0M mJw ircaJ) AUan L. Carr, reader, preached ’Thompsonville Rotary Qub to for­ (8 afasaWtr'iMd) from the theme, “Diversities 'of For example, the average 30x4:50-11 . . S4.J5 58x4.75p1 9 . 5 7.65 gnSranteed by Wards to give service that is satishie- mer residents of Clinton, Mass., monthly cost when repaid In 10 '■ Gifts,*' at the 11 a. m. service at who have settled here follow in g the 58x4.75-19.. 4.65 58x5.50-18 ..1 0 J0 monthly payments is as follows: 4.95 tory to yon. No time limit! No mileage limit! A rire St. Peter’s Episcopal church last dismantling of tiie CTllnton plant of 59x5.00-19 38x6.00-50v/.41.5S 5.60 Sunday- Mrs. Vincent Price, who is the Bigelow Sanford Carpet Com­ Fw f2 5 the cost Is .4 2 58x5.55-18 31x6.50-19 *afl8.f5 has to be extra good—has to be extra^ si^B to, be spending the summer at Amston at pany knd removal of equipment For $50 the cost it .55 Other fizet p ric^ timilorly low “Sh^y Pines,” sang an offertory For $75 the cost is $1.24 here, will be extended at a “get- For $100 the cost is $1.65 backed by the strongest tire gnarantee eyer fmtteht solo, “O Love ’That Will Not Let acquainted” party the evening of Me Oo,” with organ and violin ac­ Largw amount* and longw FItlE TIM MOUNTINe A ugust 30. terms, if desired. companiment. Mrs. Price is a Within the last three months salaried singer in her city home nearly 200 persons have come here church. from Clinton, 125 of whom were Ant error occurred in t.hi« coliunn given Mnployment in the Bigelow with regard to the teacher hired for' Sanford Mills. F IN A N C tN C the Jagger school. Mrs. Frank The “get-acquainted" program Rathbum will teach the school. will be a band concert, on the ASSOCIATION.^ \f 'A A Tri-County Union Christian Eln- history of the town, and introduc­ Boom 5 ~ RoMpo^w BoflOtiik teaver meeting is scheduled for next tions of guests to club members, 84S-WU 'Main Btrert Bundgy evening, at the Westchester interspersed with an entertainment Tel. 72HI Mannhfistrr. t'4»nn SODCtegational church. The prin- by the latter. R24-B28 Msdii Stfeet MancKestier r- •• • •» •• - - ^*,..4./.,.. « ar « \ - o :. '•f t.' T»-. 1^. 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The President's Reemployment Program is advancing to complete success. No such sweeping denwr^stration of the Antl-Prollt$$rlng (9 ) Net te fatereese the priee ef any nrardModiee leH oiler 1^ ^ t e hereef ever the priee ea Jniy 1, 1988, unity of a whole people against a national danger has ever been made, • In this vcut surge of ptstriotism it is nec^ by nere iIuib ie auMle neeaeeary by oatnol prednetieii, repUeemeat, er invelea oeets e f dise, er kg taxes er ether reels recoltlM fiseai oelleB essary to keep our common purpose always clear. When I259OOO9OOO people attempt to act as one man^ there are tolun pxreiuBt le the Agrienllenil Adjn siaee inly 1,1988, and, In setting toeb priee I sure to be some misunderstandings. It is time' to restate as clearly as possible the aim of the whole endeavor and the te fiva ftitl weight te probable ioweasoe in salee vetaOM ■BO to rxfrate from taUnf pro fiteering advaatoffe e i duty of each individual, • That is the purpose of this message — to state officially9 briefly and clearly the simple rules the eonsamlng pablie. Tbs object ot this paragraph Is to prevent profitecriaa er speeuletioB, le tbet prices will net rise faster thaa parenaa* for common guidance, • It is an evidence of the selflsacriflcing service of the whole country that this newspaper has lag power, end destroy tbs President'e plan. Tbs dMger te bo evolded wee pointed out by the President oo Juae 11, 1888, in the steteaeat which as nuule on elgnlBg tbs Re> donated this space. In that spirit the whole country is acting, • This plan depends wholly on united action, that unity is eevexy A ct He said, tbeai T f we BOW iafiataI prieee as fiucfkst oadand as for asee wawe la>ia- almost complete. In the next few days let us close up every gap in the ranks and creese wages, the wLraele project will be eel at aaaahl. We cannot hope forir tiM.»* milm.« efiloet «e . f this....• umm, plaa anlaee, in these firet ^U cal months, and, avaa at tha . ___ nail the flag of the Blue Eagle on the door of every man who works another man. e f foil Initial profits, wo defer prfeo iaereasee ns long as peesible. If we eaa Ihoe start a staeag, oeaad mp* ward spiral e f basiaeos aetivity nor ladastrfae will have little donbt e f biaek-lnk epaiatiaae la the last q a a r^ o f this year.' Tha paat-aa desasasd e i tUe people le yery greet, aad If w# eaa releeee h ee ee bree4 a freat, we need net foar a fogg*»«g rose very. Thoea ie greater daagar e f too mneb fovnrteh rpeed." If yon were selling your oerehendlee on July 1, ItM, below coet, you may teke your cost pries on that date ee the OFFICIAL EXPLANATION OT THE PRESIDENT’S besis for detormlnlne tha allowable nndar tide peregrapb. REEMPLOYMENT AGREEMENT / (SomtUimt mltcillMl <

This Agreement bindt you to put iti tenni into etteet from longer hours, but you agree to pay them at least time end M8Mfi$B Cooperation the time you dgn the Certifleate of Complianee unto De> on^tUrd for hours worked over the limits set in pore* • « cember 81, 1933; but when the President has approved a graphs (8) sad (8) P. R.A. (1 0 ) To support oad patronise eetabUthaieate wfcfoll Code for your trade or industry, that Code takes the place There are a few very special eases where Uglify skilled also have stopied this Agreement and are Hstad as asaate of this Agreement. , workers must be allowed to work more than the limit of hors o f N. R. A. (National Racovory Adarialetratiea), bonrs in order to keep op output on continuous processes, Fott agree: but, here again, you agree to pay than at least time and Child Ubor one-tUrd for the bonrs they work over,the limits set in a j . paragraphs (2) and (8) P. B. A. Agreement, ia order te repay them for the extra cqpease (1) After Angnst 81, 1988, ael ta enploy nay pei^ which tb^ have incurred in doing fodr part son under 16 yean of age, except that persons between 14 and 16 any be empl^ed (but not fat nuanfaetaf^ Mfithmitn WagM ing or mechanical faidnstries) for not to exceed 8 W l PO OUR VASn Codifi b oon per day and tboae hours between 7 A. M. and 7 (5 ) Not to pay any o f the classes o f employees men* P. BL in sndi work as will not interfere with b oon o f tfoned ia paragraph (2 ) less than $15 per week in (IX) To eooperata to the fullest extant la hevtaf a day school. any city of over 500,000 population, or in the ininie* Code o f Fair Competition snbmitted by Ue iadnslty diate trade area o f sneh city; nor less than $14.50 This means that after August 81, 1983, you agree not to HOW TO EARN THE 8LUE EAGLE at the earliest p o o d le dale, and in eay ovuat before per week in any city o f between 250,000 and 300,000 f September 1, 1933. employ any diildren under 14 years old in any kind of population, or in the innnediate tr^ e area o f such business. Ton-may employ dilldren between 14 and 18 ehy; nor Im than $14 per week in any city of between 1. Sign the Presidentt Reemployment Agreement {P.R .A .), This Agreement fy e temporary measure to tide over the years old, but only for thrn hours a day and those hours 2.500 and 250,000 population, or in the immediate time from now nn^ aU employers and employees eaa eo- must be between 7 in the morning and 7 at ni|^ and trade area o f sneh dty mid In towns o f less Uum 2. Shertgn Heura ef factery twrken to 3S hourt per tcedt^ and of all other employees to 40 hours operato nnder Codes of Pair Competition m ie t the National arranged so as not to interfere with school Ton agree not 2.500 population to inerease all wages by not less than per wedc. {See paragraphs 2, 3 and 4, P.R.A.) Industrial Becovery A ct Tou agree, in tUe paragraph, to to empl< 7 any children under 18 years

yonr wholesale, retail, or service establishment open less tioned in paragraph (3 ) less than 40 cents per honr increased eosts. The President has also appealed to the States than 62 hours a week unless it was open let, tit*!! 02 hours a unless the honrty rate for the same class o f work on EXCEPTIONAL CASIS and cities to take action permitting them to do Ukewise. week before July 1, 1938. Even then yon agree to keep It July 15, 1929, was less than 40 cents per honr, fai Ton should have no fear that, because yonr buyer bf# net open as long as you used to keep it open before July L Of which latter lease not to pay lees than the honriy rate 1. Where a Code Hae Been Submitted. (See (b) Pret_are _ a petition . ------to N.48. A. Mttin^mt the dgaed, yon will be left with the Increased cost on you alone. on July 15, 1929, and in no event less than 30 cents paregreph 18, President’s Reeoralq3rment Agree­ reasons why you cannot eompfy with certain pro­ The President expects sosry employer to sign t ^ Agree­ I course, if yon W e always kept your store open diorter visions, and requesting that an exesptien be made ; bonrs in the Summer months you can continue to do so per hour. It b agreed that this paragraph establishes ment). i f year whole Trade -or utdnstry is unable ment a guaranteed mtntimim rate o f pay regardless o f to live up to the President’s Agreement, yon should in yonr case. . ,tiiis Summer, but you should pay youg employees tiie same st together at race, with other employers in yonr amount each week that they will get when you keep your wlwdur the employee is compensated on the basis of ¥ (c) Have this petitimi appw ed by your Trade Subftitutlons a time rate or on a piece-work performance. mde or Industry im , in e group, submit a Code Association. If there is no Trade Association for store open full time. of Fair Competition to N. R. A. in Washington. .’onr business have yonr petition approved your This fixes the minimum wage which you agree to pay (1 3 ) This Agreement shaO cease upon approval by The stores vnth more than two employees which remain Since It takes some Hmg after a Code bM been f;local Chamber of Commerce or o tb « representative- the President o f a Code to which the onderslgDed fo open the longest are contributing the most to carrying out factory and mechanical workers and artisans.. The follow­ submitted for It to be finally approved, your gronp organisation designated by .N. 1^ A. ing schedule may help you to find out the proper ratei subject; or, if the N. R. A. so elects, upon submission the purpose of the Agreement stores with two or less may petition N. R. A. to substitute the wages ana (d) If the Trade Assodation, or otimr organisa- o f a Code to which the undersigned Is subject and aab- employees which can be open only the minirrmni mimber mum hours provisions of yonr Code for the wages and tiim, approves yonr petition, s c ^ R to N. R. A. in if Ifea ras* far tka kind Thu mUilmtum rate nHtefc yum stitntlon o f any o f its provisions for any o f tito torma of hours required, are doing the most to fulfill their part •f murk te *«aw cammii- honrs provisions of the President’s Reemplayment Washin^on with this approval o f this Agreement. mUr uu iutr Ih, USSb muMi afTM la pur U i Agreement (e) Comply with all the provisions of tiie Agree­ (3 ) Not to employ any factory or mecbanieal worker 'M ore than 40e an honr....40c an honr If N. R. A. finds that the Code provisions are ment except the one you are petitioning to have As pointed ont in the explanation of paragraph (11) or artisan more tban a mavtirimw week o f 35 honn- within the spirit of the President’s Reemployment except^. P. R. A. above, the President plans to. have iQl bushtesq 30e to 40c an honr...... Hie July 15,1929, honrfy rate until December 31, 1933, but whb the ri|kt to work Agreement it will consent to such snbstitutions. If (f) Sign the Certificate of Complianec, adding to govern Itself under Codes, and therefore Codes should be a maximnm week o f 40 hours for any 6 weeks within I.aas thaw 30e an honr.....A0e an honr N. R. A. does emsent them will be an oflelal notice it following dansat ‘Tixeapt for those interim promptly snbmitted. If N. R. A. finds that the wages and this period; and not to employ any worker more in all the papers. Ton may then pnt the rahstitnted provisions regarding wages and hours which have hours provisions of a Code which has b6en snbmitted are 8 hours in any one day. Instead of paying by the hour, you may pay by the week provlsioDS into/effect in place of the indicated Dcen^pproved by the ■ ' ■ ' — Trade Associa­ within the spirit of this Agpreement, N. R. A. wOl antiiorise This means that if you are employing factory or mediani- at a rate which gives the same weekly earnings for a week paragraphs of the President’s Reemployment Agree­ tion.” Deliver this Certifleate of Compliance to your your Industry to operate under those provisions rather thaa cal workers or artisans, yon agree not to work tVm more of 86 hours. For example. Instead of 40 cents an hour, you ment In this case you should add to your Certifleate Post Office. Ton will reedve a Blue Eagle, but be­ nnder the wages and hours provisions of tills Agreement. ®*y P»y $U per week. of Compliance the following elansei “To the extmt fore dlsplajing it, yon must pot a white bar across than 86 hours a week and not more than 8 hours in any of N. R. A. consent as announced, we have compliU one day. its breast with t ^ word “ProvitioDal” on it It yonr If you had a contract on or before August 1, 1988, with a with the Presidents Agreement ^ complying with petition is finally approved by N. B. A. yon nay taka Exctptlonfi When you have more than the usual amount of work te learner or apprentice, yon do not have te pay him the mini­ the substitute provisions of the Code submitted by. tiie bar down. If yonr petition Is not approved by \ do and can’t get additional workers, you may employ this mum wage, but no one should be dassed as a learner or an the — —— Trade/Indnstry.” N. B.A. yon mast eompfy with the Agnement in (1 4 ) It is agreed that any poson who wlshas to da class of employee up to 40 hours a we^ in any 8 weeks, but apprentice who has'ever been employed as a regular worker full. his port in tho Preetdent's Beemployment Driva by in your Industry. If the substitution is coniente to after you have even in this case yon must not work them more than 8 already pnt the Presidentf Rieemployment Agree­ 4. Union Contrnen. If you have a contaaet with a «lg«ltig this Agreement, but who asserts that sense pea- hours a day. (7) Not to reduce tiie eompensation for employment ment into fun effect fnd after you have alrea^ labor organlsatieo e^iing for kmger b om than tienlar provision hereef, beeanse o f peenUer eifeinn* gottM your Blue Eagle, you mav still put Am substt the President’s Agreement ^ eon- staaeee, will create greet and nnavaidable hardehip, (4) The maximnm hours fixed in the foregoing now in exeem o f the minimum wages hereby agreed tnted provisions into effect without signing another te (notwithstanding that the hours worked in sv^ tract was made In good fxltb by eoU ectiv^rgal^ may obf * " the benefita hsreof by signing this Agra^ " paragraphs (2) and (3) shall not apply to employees Certifleate of Cemplianee. lag and cannot be dianged by you alone, ^ k> 1 « uuum, t patting it into eflbet and then, in e petitlea in establishments employing not mere than two per* employment may be hereby reduced) and to InereM the labor o rg a ^ tio o to agree to a reduction to tiw the pay for sudi employment by an equitable readjust­ 2.' Where a Code Has Been Approved If e Code approved by a trade association o f his l^iistry, Boru in towru o f less than 2,500 population which of Pair (>)mpetition for your Trade or Industry has hours ollowed 1^ the President’s Agree­ or other representative organiaatlon deelgnatod by towns are not part of a larger tradewaea; nor to reglb* ment o f an pay sehednles. ment If the labor organisation wOl not agree, you may apply to N. B. A. for permission to work your N. R. A., may apply for a stay of sneh provision tered pharmacists or other professional persons «n* Two offldal interpretations—No. 1 anu No. 3 0 -^ v e pending a summary investigation by N. R. Am If ho ployed in their profession; nor to employees in a ment in oru r to get the Blue Eagle. The same Is true employees as many hours a keek as the wntract been issued, explaining this paragraph. Tou can get copies calls tot. Send to N. B.. A. a request for this per- agrees In sneh appHcation to abide by tha derision o f maiugerial or exeentive capacity, who qow reeeive of these at your local Chamber of Commerce or from the if you are sifoject to a Code which has been pat into soeh iavastigation. This Agreement II «ot«n d faM more than 835 per week; nor to employees on emer^ mission, with a certifiedi eopy ot the labor contract, nearest N .R .A . representative. effect tem por^y by agreement between th e^ n d - M fact you desin. puisnant to section 4 (a ) o f tha National ladMlrlal gency maintenance and repair w oA ; nor to very dent and npresentatives of yonr Trade or Industra; and any statement of the fact you This application wfll be handled by^ N. B. A. in Act and subject to oU terms and eoiiditiaas special cases where restrictions o f hours o f highly but ip dther of'these cases, yon must dgn a Cerin- toqnired by seetfons 7 (e ) and 10 (b ) o f that eel. skilled workers on continuous processes would nn* Antl-Subt$rffug$ cate Of Complianea, adding to it the following state­ the same manner as on application for reliaf in ment! “We nave complied with the operative provl- nftum of Individual bardshfp, filed under para­ 'I f jba really want to do your part in tha Frasidaaifli avoidably rednee production but, in any such qieeial graph (14) P .Jt A., but it wiU not be necessary to slens of the Code for the ■■ Trado/lndustry." Beemployment Program, sign this Agreement i t b o m ease, at least time and one-third sball be paid for (8 ) Not to use any subterfuge to fimstraW the spirit obtoia foe approval ot a trade aasodation or ofoer hours worked in excess of *t«* iwvtmutw. Populatipn and intent of this Agreement vdtieh is, emong other 8. Casas of Individnal Hardship, (^ragraph 14, organisation. I f N. B. A. approves yw r appUratira partlculsr psrt ot &1$ Agreement causes you,, as an hjdk for the purposes of this Agreement shall be deter­ things, to inerease employment by a universal eov» F^tdeatis Beemployment Agremaeat). • dr is able to bring about any modifleatioa of foe Mnal mnployr, great and unavoidable bardfolp, you ■ » mined by reference to the 1930 Federal enant, to remove obstmetions to eommeree, and to If there are some pe^iar reasons why a particnlar contract, you will then be granted permission to obtain relief by Uklng the steps ouUlned under t e b ^ - lag “Cases Indlvldnsl Hardship.” This means that there are certain employees whom yon shorten hours and to raise wages for the shorter weA provisioa of tin Prasidentis Agreement will cause ^rk^pfoyees in aecordanc. with tbs contiMt as ot may work longer hours than are allowed hw paragraphs to'a Uving basis. yon, individually, a g m t and nnavoldabla jiardship, originally written or modlflei and e a n ^ (2) and (8) P. R. A. / r- -e r you may still get the Blue Eagle by takiag the foUow- Certlflrate of Compliance adffing to It tio foIlowlMi ThU is th, heart of the whole Agreement. The Preeidenfe lag stepsi “Except as required to comply wltii the terms of foe Flan te to emre me depression op tnereoeing purohaeing Q jjj ijili sheet as yonr oflielah sonree o f informstloo- If your business is in a small town (population less (a) Sign the Agmment and mall it to yonr Dis­ 'Agreement in effect between foe undersigned and 2/K)0 by the 1980 census) and you do not employ more than p ^ r . ean help him put thk plan eoer bp vohmtarOg trict Ofiea of the Department of Commerce. the (Name of Labor Organlration).” I f there are any problems ia yoar mia4 whieh are net eigmng this Agreement to ehorten honre and ratee wagee. two persons, the limit on hours does not apply to these elaarod op by this explanation, gel to tosidi wRh tho employees. If your town is really a part of a larger busi- There te no force to eompel you to eign fhte agreement. Jt 'ness community, the limit on hours does apply to is not law. /t is e pertonal agreement between pen and oflelal N. R. A. representative In’ yonr eoasmaalfy. K \ employees. the Preeident. The Preeident eapeete pon to do evefgthing in goo0 power to earrg out the epirtt of the Agreement after The limit on hours does not apply to your employees who gem eign U. Thie means whole-hearted oooperutien bp reoRp ’ * ( • ' " are wholly or primarib managers or executives, ee Ifng as mralng Me Bine Magte-mmt bp Just ppttinp it and Men not they reeeive |U a week. Professional persons, like dom rs, doiop game part. Offlclsl Stistsmvnt piths Blot Esgh Divltion, N,R.A,, Wsshington, D. C. ^ lai^ers, mgistered pharmacists and nurses, may be em­ ployed without any limit on hours. ^ . ® "eobtes/nf e te frmetrate the epirtt and in- iept of Mis Agreenteidf te eign if and Mew pnt all of poor Where employees are . doing emergency Jobs of mainte* emplepeee on a etredght eommiseien baeie — or Onp oMer asaes or r s ^ woiik thsF nay be k ^ og'-ths Job for trtek te ametd dektg «$al pen premlee te de. National RlcoyERY,AiiMiNisTRATiQN

\ \v / . . . . . - iVV - ■ •< • v V . ' i ■ w - . V .V HANCHB&n'PR EVENING aCIlALD. MANCHESTER^ CONNh WEDNESDAY^ AUGUST S8^ 19Si, ■ T ~ -' -* » ■ APVlBf^8Ba^y!^^. I ADVBBTIBBBOBN^ iBf tlM strUm. Wa war* abla to gat Martial vaa aohalle. who was edu­ mUk nom a milk atatioa naarby TO ORGANIZE TAVERNS. cated at Prlneatoa and aaa two LOCAL NAN HISSES Machado finally rarignad when American uncles, B. P. Ruaaall, New the army turned against him. The York and CMeago broker, and Gen­ All Members of the ‘ f\ army didn’t turn until tha laat min­ UNDER RECOVERY CODE eral L A. Halnaa who la noW Uvtng THE DEA1H IN HAVANA ute—the same day as tha Amari- in raUramant in San FraaeUwo. oaa ultimatum expired. Thera was Tha Fraaoh fllara ware ’ George Chambar 'Asked to Name Two ' a group of young offioara in ' the Ravaiaa, who ia about 70 years old, ITALIAN CLUB anny -who apparently wanted to Reproeentatlvo Owntra in and George D. Blaaebet BARGAIN HOUND rid of Maohado long ago, but Mancheeter for Meeting. are requeited tp meet at the clubhouse (Norman Grarge Dooghert; and Wife couldn’t gat Bupport until Intarven- Handlaa for tea xattlea aad obffaa Street) Tonight at 7:80 to pay their last respects to ticn w u imminent They really an- The local Chamber of Commerce pots are made from tba wood of the late Nstale Ambrosini. It th«r« ti a demand in your home If you're a wise ooed, you<)l see in Crowd Dispersed by ginaarad tha military "coup d’etat." baa been requested to select two the bason, birob, maple, sap gum, fbr hot water at any minute or any that your back-to-ooUege wardrobe Mbat of tha older offioan ao- repreaentativa tavern propriatora m and rad gum traai. If bour of the dayi the aniwer to wur Includes at least one two-piece wool qulaioad ma*aly baoausa an Intar- town to attend a meeting of tha ADMINISTRATION. problem ti the Quick Recovery Heat* sports dress. One mbdel that Is Madiado BoDets. vantlon would moan thalr joba. I tavern kaapara of tha itata, to be or at the Manchester Gas Company. sure to make a hit on any campiu ballava thalt tha privatai in tha held at tha New Haven Chamber All the year around, after motor­ or In any classroom has a plain wool army never liked tha role they had of Commerce at 180 Church atraat, ing, after work, after the children skirt In the new eel gray and a red George H. Dougherty, son of Mr. to play with Maohado. Thera was Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock. Tha eome In from plavlng, you want hot and white and gray plaid blouse, an underground oppoiltion organi­ maatlng baa bean called by the water and want It Instantly. You worn outside the skirt. Top the and Mrs. Patrick H. Dougherty, of sation to Maohado formed aoma State Chamber for tha purpoaa of may have It with this heater which. outfit with an eel gray rabbit’s hair this town, an instructor in a pri time ago called tha A. B. C. They organizing tovama under the NRA. hat and you’ll be the last word In In addition to all Its other excellent vate aqUool in Havana, Cuba, lived luffarad a great deal from Macha­ ' I chic simplicity. qualities. Is all copper and very easy through the recent revolution in do, but whan tha time came they BALLOONISTS ARRIVE Prices on Range Oil Burners to operate. itiffanad the people for tha atrlka, Watkins have an excellent selec­ the iuand republic to laugh at a narrow escape he and hie wife had and deaarva a lot of credit for the New York, Aug. 23.—(AP)—Two Are Goit^ Up! Buy Now! If you want something light for a tion of lamps. There are table courage and thoroughnaaa with Junior, and bridge lamps. The d ring the height of the fighting. It French and two Belgian balloonlsta bridge-ridge party have some sodaso crack­ had been rumored through Havana which they did their work. arrived today on tha liner Cham­ While our praaaat stock lasta we will oon- ^ w ers buttered and sprink...sprinkled with------floor groups which Include the bridge that Machado had resigned as "The new prasldant is a diplomat plain to com pete In tha Gktrdon Ben­ ttBua to offer,a Gaarantead, Tasted Oil Burner ^ I X | | | J augar and cinnamon and put in the and Junior lamp, have beautiful and a loholar without any blots on for your range or. heating itove nt the old * o w w bronze bases and you may have the president. Crowds begar to gather nett Cup balloon race in Chicago. even for a few minutes. These are in ththe streets to ascertain if this his record. If tha factions which low pricoo. Installed. good to serve with tea, coffee or hot shades to correspond with your own Tha Belgians ware Philippa (^ar- were true. Mr. apd Mrs. Dougherty overthrew Maohado don’t start sln, an airplane pilot during tba war chocolate. color scheme. All these lamps are quarreling uneng thamaalvu, oon- store Hours: 1 P. M. to 6 P. M. All Day Saturday. being sold at sale prices which ventured into the streets and inno­ who took up balToonlng in 1820, and cently arrived at a comer just dttlona In Cuba are almost certain means that they are very much to Improve. Thera la atilt much ‘un* W loks, B o ft im ^ W ater OoUa, g Q lower than they originally were. when the police, still loyal to Ma­ chado, started to break up the official juatioa* baUag dona to Ma- BOY! There*s 6 9 c Mrs. Jones at the Lily Beauty crowds by firing Into them. ohadiitaa and aoma labor itrlkes.” Barlor Is pleased to tell you that Mr. and Mrs. Dougherty made Mrs. Eric Crawshaw, the former their escape up back alleys safe Going To Be Miss Betty Crooks, will be back this Cabbage is moat delicious when HOME PRIDE OIL BURNER CO. cooked In a covered pan with very enough to laugh about their adven­ PERUVIANS IN PARADE Saturday to continue her work ture but realising the seriousness UP TO Fun A t The 585 Mala Street t h m . little water. Cover the bottom of $300 a kettle with about half an Inch of of the sltuat^. But, let George Rapoy 0 smell omount monthly Dougherty teu about his own ex­ DRESSED AS FASCISTS water, add a good-sised piece of out el your Income. T all Gedava Local women visitors to the Chi­ butter or bacon fat and then put In periences in Havana during the cago Fair have been particularly In- revolution In his own words, from COMC W—VWTI-OS PHONt the shredded cabbage. Cover the Lima, Peru, Aug. 28.—(AP)— A terMted in one of the fodd exhibits, a letter his mother has Jiut receiv­ CARNIVAL kettle and cook until tender. Peruvian black-shlrted Fascist or­ featuring sixteen different products ed :'' k k k Dougherty Lot "Dear Mother, ganisation made its first public ap- that are nationally advertise. These You had better get your name In pearanoa today in tha oalebration are shown by means of a revolving "Well, we have been through a P iM O N A L F i NAN CI C O . now at Hale’s Circulating Library. of the third anniveraary of the rev­ Aug. 28 to Sept 2 revolution. It wasn’t a particularly stage, one of the largest ever built, Some brand ndw books Just came olution which ended the regime of R ooii Si atat* Thaatar Bide. so u at a person standing still for a pleasant feeling—everybody ner- Plan To Attend In and you’ll want one over the the late President Augusto B. Le- Vacation Time Just Ahead! few m^utes may see the entire six­ vou: and on edge. However, I hope TBS Ifata atM Maaehaatar Every Night! week-end. "Gray Cottage’’ ,by gula. teen exhibits. Multi-color spotlights that, if I am in any other revolu­ OpviB Tharadaz Bvaalaxa Cntll • P. M. Gertrude McPherson, "Enchanted Several dozen paraders wore the Phoaa S4S0 play on gigantic packages and car­ tions, they are not any worse than NOTICE! Garden’’ by Temple Bailey and "Bad Fascist uniform and Imitated the Tha oal7 aharxa la thraa paraaBl par Midway—Free Acts! tons S|S &ey move In review. The moath OB aapald aaiopat of loaa. Girl Leaves Town’’ by M. Grieg are this one. we studied, read, played Mussolini salute with the raised Store Will Be Closed From Saturday Evening, new qulck-nosted foods are also in­ cards, shopped at grocery stores, three new books. r^ht hand. The parade was con­ Aug. 26th, Till Monday, Sept. 11th. cluded In this exhibit, and a large listened to the radio, repeated the ducted by the Revolutionary Union, cook book with Its pages constantly latest gossip and rumor and tele­ the party of the late President Luis turning. As usual in such demon- phoned around for more. A FEW SUGGESTIONS WE BELIEVE MIGHT HELP M. Sanchez Cerro. strations, dozens of recipte booklets White silk clothes should be rolled "On Monday afternoon of last The demonstratloq was the first MAKE YOUR VACATION A MORE are distributed free of charge. When You Want Something , up in a towel while they are wet. week, there was a false rumor cir­ public political manifestation held ENJOYABLE ONE culate that Machado had resigned. Never hang them on a line. Press In sevei^ months. $5.00 “Marine”..5trap or Wrist W atches ...... $ 3 .5 0 with a not-too-hot iron while they The people brightened up and Different In started to circulate freely around A good knock-about watch. are quite damp. A state of stage, or modified mar­ Eau de Cologne, that French the eify. Then the police began to tial law, was proclaimed after the Enamel Finish‘Compacts...... $1.00 Body Lotion that is so splendid for It's almost time to see Tugboat disperse some of the crowds by assassination of Sanches Cerro last ICE CREAM Various color combinations. tired muscles and so refreshing Annie with Marie Dressier and Wal­ firing on them. Elizabeth and I in­ April 80 and public demonstrations A Few More Discontinued Models in Baby Ben Alarm after the tath, Is oxUy 28c a bottle nocently walked'close to where the STOP AT THE lace Beery, at the State for five days were prohibited. Clocks, Radium Dial and Hands, regular $4.60. ^at Weldon’s Drug Store. beginning August 27th. firing took place, and had to run for oiur lives up back alleys. Since COACH APPOINTED NOW ...... $2.50 A little skull cap of black velvet nothing happened to us, we really Other Westclox Clocks ...... $1.25 to $3.50 Tbe bathroom rug will not have to got a kick out of it. However, it is CORNER SODA SHOP be sent to the laimdry nearly as of­ shirred lastex and gloves to match New Haven, Aug. 23.—(AP) — Sun Glasses and Goggles ...... 50c to $2.25 are handsome accestories for a white a game in which the stakes are ra­ Fred (Mike) Lineban, Yale football State Theater Building ten tt you give it a few good shak­ ther high. Ollendorf Strap Watches, 15-jewel, complete with ings a week and then run the vac­ evening gown. They are the kind stp. on the 1928 and 1929 teams to­ "In many ways it was a remark­ 10 Different Flavors of Bulk Ice Cream To Select FrtMn. B r a c e le t ___ •...... $24.75 uum cleaner over it each time it is of little hats which will make you day was named a member of the able revolution. Many factors con­ used In proximity. It is mostly want to keep them on during the Freshman football coaching staff by Four New Flavors Each Week! Ring and Pendant Sets, various colors...... $2.50 tributed to the downfall of Macha­ spilled powder that causes the rug whole evening. And there’s no dan the Yale Athletic Association. New Style Brooch Pins in both White and Natural do, but the principal reason he fell to look unsightly while it is not ger of them' slipping off—the lastex Lineban played right guard on was the passive resistance of the G old ...... •.. .'1. $2.89 and up really soiled. holds them fast. two varsity elevens while he also Specials This Week Cuban people, sustained for over a was varsity right fielder for three Pendants to Match Brooch S ets ...... $3.50 and up week. 'Ihey had reached the stage years on Yale’s baseball nine. Oransre l^neapple Banana where'anything, even starvation, was better to them than Machado. Burnt Almond Orange Sherbet Here’s just what we’ve been look- Mothers will be glad to know that Steiger’s in Hartford are observing They had no liberty of any kind. faff for! Velvets—and silky, trans­ Machado .used every instrument of, parent varieties—^have long been School Outfitting Week. ‘Boys’ four $2S REWARD R. DONNELLY suppression, including his degener-' associated with party clothes. They piece suits in rich brown, tan and Will be paid for any com which JEWELER grey mixtures, as well as suits in ate secret service. Great ChrlBto'pher Positive Com 515 Main Street were rarely considered for wear on “Last week all transportation CORNER SODA SHOP M anchester occasions. They were too blue cheviot are 810.95. Each suit Cure cannot remove. Also good State .Theater Braiding is well tailored, reinforced at the was stopped, all deliveries stopped. for oskUonsee. warte and moles. fragile and spotted too easily. Now The grocery stores were open in 735 M^n Street Dial 3850 you cun have a velvet street frock. points of wear and has a coat, vest, Sold in Manchester by GLEN- some parts, but they received very And it is no more perishable than a and two pairs of full cut knickezs. NEY'S. 788 Main Street little from the warehouses. In some Silk dress. Being caught in a rain The sizes range from 7 to 16. parts the grocers had • to remain is no longer a calamity if you wear closed. We stocked up with rice, a dress made of water-proof fabric. About this time of year you beans, potatoes and flour at the be­ It is possible to get materials which should think about raincoats and ginning, and had good meals dur- resist rain absolutely. Iced drinks other apparel suitable for the rainy which you spill in your lap slide off days of early fall. They are charm­ gracefuUy. Not that tUs water- ing sets including raincoat, hat, • proofing process is confined to vel­ rubbers and umbrella, which match WEUION DRUG CO. vets. Silks of all kinds, as well as in color and design. cottons, have been treated by it. If NOTICE! you had a water-proof linen ensem­ It’s high time to take advantage ^nsational Radio Values THE^gOUTH MANCHESTER 903 of the Hygeonic ^cleaning special ble ♦><<*« summer, you probably know FIRE DISTRICT at Hale’s. You may have a plain Phone just how convenient materials treat­ SPECIAL MEETTNO ed in this manner can be. Hats ui'ess or a three piece men’s suit Main cleaned for only 69c—this is regu­ Buy Now and Save Before Prices Go Up! 3895 made this hew way, are real innova­ Notice, is hereby given to all the larly $1.00. And all the $1.50 work tions. You won’t have to grab legal voters of The South Manches­ Street your hat and carry it under your is $1.09. This is special for wf DO oua nuv w eek only. ter Fire District that a Specisd coat if you’re sure that it won’t spot Meeting of the District will be held with the sudden downpour. in the Spruce Street Fire Depart­ ment Building, Wednesday evening, 10 Tube Bosch SPECIAL LOW PRICES Vanco is just the thing to take August 23rd, 1933, at seven-thirty ON the grease, paint or ink off your ,(W U L(xwa«_ o’clock. Daylight Saving Time fbr Beautiful Cabinet hands. the following pivpose: To see if the District will lay a Slidjng Doors tax to pay the indebtedness of the Naticmally Known Products LINDBERGHS HOP District_and the current expenses Twin Speakers. of the ^fistrict. Stock Up Before Prices Go Up LEHMAN MAY AID —"uark, Aug. 28. Frank Cheney, Jr., Very Selective e-(APJ—Oolonel Charles A. Lind- William J. Crockett, THURS., ERI. and SAT. i...- took o ff today Emil L. G. Hohenthal, Jr. Splendid Tone IN RACKET PROBE frciii irjski Fjord, eastern Iceland. District Committee. It was reported, but not confirmed, Dated at South Manchester, Con­ Short and Long Wave Palmolive that they were bound for the Faroe necticut, the 16th day of Augiut, Islands. 1933. AGAROL 9 3 ^ Shampoo NewY»ri( GoTemor to Be Asked to Assist m Jury’s COLGATE’S COLGATE’S / ^ hrest^tion. You’ll have to pay considerably more for these Ribbon Rapid QEORGE'S sets in a few weeks. Buy now and make a real saving as well as m joy a fine Bosch Radio. Dental Shave New York, Aug. 23— (AP) — The possibility that Gov., Lehman may TAVERN Cream Cream be asked to assist in the investiga­ Conner Oak and Cottage Streets TERMS WILL BE ARRANGED FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE tion of an alleged alliance between See These New Table Models S p e d a ll S p e c ia l! New York city politicisuis and Large Large A g racketeers was seen here today as ANNOUNCEMENT 35eUtbe the Grand Jury went ahead with Majestic '25c tube 19c plans for its probe. To Those Who Enjoy Majestic 440 Philco Philco 60 -1 reg.'45c ^ mm Benjamin S^ton, foreman of the GIANT Gnnd Jury, which voted to conduct 45c ___ A GLASS OF REAL BEER! $ 2 1 . 5 0 $ 1 8 . 7 5 - $ 2 5 . 0 0 $ 3 4 . 5 0 35c 35« the investigation after hearing 7 kfaida o f •taiae ^ a celor tMdb charges by U. S. Attorney George 6 Tubes a ll 7. Ofvea looaar laadnc i AGAIN! WE LEAD . Selective 5 Tubes Z. Medalie, declined to comment on 4-Tube Chaaaia Mahogany Cabinet Very Powerful Modem Oabliiet such a possibility. “To that question 1 have nothing New St^le Cabinet 4 Tube* Good Looidh^I Excellent Tone to say," was bis reply when ..sked PAB8T if such a move was under considera­ g S S ’ 26/ kotex 18^ . tion. All of These Table Models Are Short and Long Wave. The Grand Jury launched its in­ BLUE RIBBON vestigation independently of District Attoniey Crain, and it was said to­ ON DRAUGHT PALMOLIYE Colgate’; day -neltber be nor his assistants For the First Time! will be present when witnesses are HERE’S VALUE defied. TRY IT! YOU’LL LIKE IT! Judge As Witness C R E A M Soaps 'Justice Kemochan is expected to ALSO 19S3 American Bosch c Q O (%n testify tomorrow. It was his testi­ in a beautiful console cabinet. Selective, tone control, auto- mony and that of Medalie before a s p e c ia l! matic volume control, and full visioned dial. A big special at Senate committee on racketeering LARGE last week which led to the investi­ BLACK gation. a tid 35etube 2 5 c ^ ^ 9 f o r | | c Medalie disclosed today that he FOX “““ .POX SEE THESE SUPER VALUES NOWT* 'named politicians he alleged are cOsi ecmnected with racketeering when Favorites With Our Customml he testified 3resterday. Disclaiming responsibility foi; W E SERVE -WINE TONIC EAU DE COLOGNE , the printing of the names of six ^ A P R IL poUticiaas ^ newspsq;>er8, he said: THE B E ST! VIRG IN IA did not announce the names KEMP’S, Inc. D ARE ...... 9 0 C SHOWERS A O C that I mentioned before the Grand Jufy and "I shall not comment at LADIES INVITED! {his time on anything pending before Next To State Yheffter CONTEST V0118 BBY b e fy ," > V -It. / 4

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-^now ■ bard4ne wjdx wemb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpro Ne#.'Tork—^The pr,.freaa of the preferred si charge of-, swindling ture ot things, aecompUsb thn mil- woal ktbs kths . . ... sic; Pastel Harmoniss—west only repeal'movement has caused a boom MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl ^ ksM 6:00— 7:00—The Happy Bakers-east Topeka, Kas., Aug. 23.— (A P)— against him. lenlue, "it has unquestioDaMy r # at the New York pubUc library. Re­ COAST — kgo kfl kgw komo khq kfsd 6:15— 7:15—Curtain Calls, Or.'—c to e Chicago —Milady’s hair, must suited to dfte in ircreasfag ktar kgu 6:30— 7:30—Kata Smith, Sengs — ba­ The alleged refusal of Tom B. quests are pouring in for books on sic; Ann Leaf, Organ—New Eng. stand on end to be stylleb this fall. wages in many callings and .in the • Cent. East. Boyd, state o'eesurer to allow Na­ the manufacture and sale of beer, 6:45— 7:45—Tito Gulsar, Tenor—to 0 The National Comestleiane Aae i- employment of a large number of ' 3:30— 4:30—The Three Jesters—also e 7:00— 8:00—Irvin S. Cobb—coast out wine and .whiskey. those who had become, or were 3:45— 4:45—Paul Wing’s Story—cast tional bank examiners access to his tloD explained the abort haired wo­ 7:15— 8:15—Vara Van, Songs—also e C h lcegi^T h e Siebel Inetltute de- 4 :0 (^ 5:00—Dinner Concert—also cst 7:30— 8:30—Burns and Allan—cst out records was described ' oday as one man will comb her locks upwu'd and about to become through no fSuflt / 4:30— 5:30—Back of News—also coast 8:00— 9:00—Pennsylvanians—c to cst of the “suspicious” actions leading efores that Z2 per cent beer has of their own, public c b i^ c s .’ ’ curl the ends. • 4:45— 5:45—John Pierce, Tenor—to 0 8:3 (^ 9:30—Howard M arsh-to coast to investigation and subsequent not completely ousted home-brew- “Tbis aueomplietament alone,’ be 6:0(^ 6:00—To Be Announced 8:45— 9:45—Edwin C. Hill—also coast “Hats go .up in back,” said Mrs. discovery of the Kansas million ing-^faf from it May taxei paid by said, "entltlee the plan to further 5:15— 6:15—Red Davis—weaf: Fifteen 9:00—10d)0—Barlow Symphony—also o M. B. MacGavan, president “Frocks ■ Min. Revue—chain 9:30—10:30—Charlis Davis and Tom dollar forged oond soandaL malt syrup manufacturen totalled trial and full co-operation.” 5:30— 6:30—Lum A Abner—east only are trimmed upward from the Gsrun Orchestras—coast to coast This was brought out by E. F. $624,060, or more thim half ae much “There are many,' b» said,’ “wbe 5:45— 6:45—The Goldbergs, Serial Act 10:00—11:00—Ted Lewis Orchss.—0 to 0 sleeves and shoulders. Hair must go 6:00— 7:00—Fannie Brice, Geo. Olsen 10:30—11:30—Glen Gray Orehsa.—coast Allen, a National bank examiner, as In the four previous eiioutha. honestly believe in ether remedies < the same way. 6:30— 7:30—Fur Trappers—weaf only out; Burns A Allen—coast repeat in denying he had knowledge of Budapest-^Joseph Vlzkelety and That is not the point The.e can be 6:45— 7:45—Georgia Brown in Songs 11:00—12:00—Danes Hour—wabc only 7:00— 8:00—Ferds Grofs’s Orchestra forged bonds involved in a transac­ Joseph 'Nylkuf, farmers, were bom only one cure at a time and tbe NBC WJZ NETWORK 7:15— 8:15—Major, S h a », Minor Girls tion between the National Bank of on the same day, bethrothed on the President must, like Luke in tbe 7:30— 8:30—One Man's Family—also 0 BASIC — East: wjs wbz>wbsa wbal Topeka and Ronald FTnney, tond Bible, be the great physld East is conclusive that opportunity is ever at hand to With Heeves morning for Kingston College, R. L, Wejrmouth widow, to^y was being investigated by police and the dis­ Sizes 88-50 • f Fire and Liability those of businesa enterprise and personal th rift where he will attend the N ew Eng­ M' land Lecturers Conference in session trict. attorney's i^ c & Oj^n a Sayings Account Now! -tw tbtte this week. Mr. Mellinger is Sh^ died yesterday at the home * * - ' i - of Dr. Lars P. Solsneas, who imme­ $2.98 Lecturer of the local Grange. . Only 18 dresses In till* lot, Mr. and Mra. Olive Woodworth diately notified police and the med­ 4>- Insurance r DEPOSIT IN and Miss Edna MiUard of New Lcm- ical examiner. Her death was '^ept don and Mrs. Grace Manning and secret by police until early this ’ll morning, when an autop*''’ was or­ FALL MILLINERY Mias Lois Manning of Norwich were •A'V''' dered and the district attorney's eaUan Sunday at the henne of Miss office notified. Harriet Fuller. tr.'-iWtrt Dr. Solsneas said M rs. Leary was The Grange idcnic will be N ew ^ Stjies and CMore. RICHARD G. RICH i '*1 brought to .Us hbme Monday by .1 hdd Wednesday at Laluside, Oolum- two women. She was suffering, he Tinker Buildiqg,^'’ SoBth Mkneheiter bia Lake. Dinner will be served at ■aid, from a hemonhage md her 13:80. Each family is being solicited condition was ciltieal. flAiiCHESTBR. CCIMN. trj for something towards the lunch and LADBS’ SHOP The doctor said that before she 649 Main street aaeh family is also asked to provide died aha told U m she had b M to fotak^fbr Ibemseivea. a Quincy doctor two weeks ago. ; tf A^liWiTUAL S A V IN G aW «! A ’ll-'

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now m go to bed, for 1 have, to oial olroles ooasMsr this as rclattv^ arise early tomorrow to take a boat I NRA B SUGGESnD ly “BvaU buyiar.” Tbs rsssrvs'ifs- HCCWSKEY IKES from hete to Budapest down the m BORA SESSION has autnority to mirebaas Danube. N. Y . Stocks Local Stocks around |8,000,000,0(W of fo rin ra n t Sincertiy yoturs, FOR ALL TEACHERS obllgatloBs. EDK0PH).S.I0ltE ^ Joe McCSuskey.” NEEDED r o t STATE financial district was par- Adam s Bxp .... (Fornlslied by Pntnan M Co.) (Oonttened From UBS) tleulariy intsrsstsd la Gcnsral Joha- A ir R e d u c ...... ease* t'e.e^e f < Oeniral Bow, Hartford, tOonn. aoa’B purportsd rsmarks rsfardiag TWO FAR-APART STORM Alaiduk.Jun e#sesee>eeeseeee*s< UgatlOD to Rid in tba Presldsfit’s re­ ths assmlng tlfhtasss of oommstylsl Depoly Alt. General & y t die AUeghsciy ^ *'• , 1 F. M. Stoeka covery man. baaldag ersdit la rsspsot to sx j^ - u n Says Sweda b Host Up to A llied Cheem lOJMK) T eaoh en sion of the NRA eamprifa. U tbs Aeddeob C s f M CENTERS MAKE TROUBLE A m C a n ...... Bank Stooke “W f have over ten thousand' pub- Fsdsral* Rsssrvs stsps up its Am For Pow ...... Date of Countries He Has Tnwiu CU 'Obtain Fimdi _ 1. . Bid Asked llo sebom tAacblng p s aa • • • • 4 Cap Nat B and T ...... 10 20 ststs^ If 600 of ths uBsmploysd will bs for ths pi ^eak Weather Acconhted for Am Sinslt . . Conn. R lvor ...... 450 ___ tssohsrs could go sgsln to work it lag ersdit and Visited on Trip. from GoTermnoiL Am Tel and Tel F^NatofHtfd .... 90 — would greatly relieve professional torm of>tnfistloD for which market M u Defeodastfc by Extraordinary Set-Up-of Htfd. Conn. ’Trust .... 48 65 Am Tob B ...... 90H distress and a serious seonomle followers bava bssn waltittf' to glvs Mapped Conditione. Am W at Wks>...... 27% Htfd National B and T 16 ' 19 situation. ’ pricss anothsr push. Anaconda 18 Plxosnlx St. B and T .. 178 200 Id e letter to The Herald today, HJartford, Aug. 28.— (AP)—The “This msaiui, in general, an addl- Some rsvii^ of iptsrsst la car-' Dr. Robert M. Tsrgason, wldsity A remarkably lucid explanation A tchison 68% West Hartford Trust.. — 175 tlonf of one teacher to each twenty mailed from Axietria on Auguit lU import of an opinion submitted to rler shares was ,sttributsd to prs- known orthopedist of Hartford of the freak weather of the last Auburn- ...... 61 % tosoranoo fitoeks now employed.” Commissioner But­ Join McCluakey, ace of United States Governor Cross today by the attor­ Aviation Gorp ...... 12 Aetna Cuualty . 52% 54% Umlnary itstsmsnts of ssvsrsf of consulting surgson of tbs week in this part -of the country is terfield urged prompt consideration the leading rosdi for tbs wssk and- ney general on the queatlon of'local Balt and O h io...... 82% A s ^ L i f t ...... 2 8 % ' 28% •teeplecbaeers, who ie now touring made in an editorial article a< of this phase of the eduostlofisl sys­ id Aug. 19, which Indiestcd a. fur­ tsr Msfflorlal hospital, Is ths ds> Ing in fbia morning’s New borrowings of publfc works proj- Bendix 19 Aetna Firs ...... 84 88 Europe with a team of An^rican tem by tboie who have employment ther rise in frelgnt car loadings. fsDdant In a 115,000 damage suit, efts was that no sped..'' session Beth Stqel 42% AutomobUs ...... 21 28. track and field itare, says that “the Tribune. Siqce the weather, ac­ or teachen and otben. cording to the forecasts, is likely to may be necessary to erabie towns Beth Steel P fd ...... 68% Conn. Oonsral...... 85 87 Various traffic t>fflclals expect r brought ty Kenneth Bleu of 898 more 1 see of Europe, the more be a subject of major Interest for to exceed the 5 per cent debt limit Borden ...... 29 Hartford F irs ...... 44 48 slow but steady increase in businecs Hartford Road through bis tether, like the U. S /' the remainder of today and tomor­ for many projects. Can Pac ..■ 16% National F irs ...... 44 48 until at least the end of September. Anthony Blau. 'T bs suitT Is return- In Joe’s opinion, Sweden was the row, the Tribune’s article is reprint­ (J. 1.)77% H ^ord Stoam BoUsr 50% 4 52% Moet estimates for ths rsmslndsr able in tbs Ssptsmbsr term of ths The opinion requested by the Superior Court. , moat up«toKiate of the countries ed herewith, as follows: 'governor following the i“open let­ Cerro pe Pttseo ...... 85% »o#i^ Firs ...... 86% 57% UTESTSItICIS of tbs yssr, bowsver, srs said to bs Cbes and O h io...... 47% Travslsrs ...... 420 480 which the team visited. He says Victims who actually experienced ter” of Archibald McNeil, chair­ bsssd largely on hope. Boy Bun Down tiie #t*'***^ were treated like con* this week’s winds and waves along Chrysler ...... 44% ItobUo UfilltlM Itooks ' S jm York, Aug. 28.—(AP) — The boy, who is 11 years old, was man of Jthe state board o f public Coca Cola ...... 95% Conn. Else, B orv ...... 44 quering heroes there. In his^ letter, the coast or were caught .in ibe Financial markets bad a touch of seriously Injured on January 16, works, on this question, eontalas Col (3as ...... 16% Conn. Pow er ...... 42 w hich is printed in- full, he s u te s sea of mud that spoilt the - whr an analysis of the state’s statutes infiatlonary fevsr today, but it last, when he was struck by a sedan that be return to the Umted Col Carbon ...... 64 Qrssnwlcb WAG, pfd. 60 didn't last long and trsd^ soon WIDOW OF PUBUSHER driven by Dr. Yergason, while games at Camp Due need neither relating to bpripwlng and bond is­ Coml Solv ...... 40% Hartford Eloo 55 States on the Eutnpa, which sailed dropped back to its rsosnt sub- pushing s tricycle on West Center whether map nor newspaper to tell sues and the powers of the state Cons Gas ...... 48< Hartford Gas ...... 45 last Friday. Since then, however, them that the weather was unusual. nonnal routlns. strsst Tbs boy was buried to ths emergency relief oommlsslon bead­ Cons OU ...... i 2 < do.,_pfd ...... 46 STARTS $100,000 SUIT pi*w were changed and MoCluskey The maps disclose, however, jiut Thsrs was a relativsly heavy pavement and Buffered s fteotxurs of ed by Newton C. Bralnard of Hart­ ...... 62^ ■ N E T Co remained behind with three others what it was that went wrong. Borne ford. •••••• L19 115 turnover of stocks in tbs flnt hour, ths lift lag, concussion of ths brain CtofO jPrOtf **« •••sessseesssee* Sfi MMrafBotarlag ftooks to take part in further exhibitions, weeks ago New York’s unusual hot No reference is made to a spe­ with gains of fractions to a point and multiple oontuslons. He was the last of which is scheduled on Del L and W n ...... 87% Am Hardwire ...... 20 22 Brldgsport, Aug. 28.— (AP) — A unconscious at the Memorlsl hospi­ spell was tbe remote result of a cial session, the opinion prepay D rug 46% A m H o d e r y ...... 15 or mors scsttsred over s wide front. Sept. 1. / tropical hurricane blowing at that 1100,000 alienation of affootioiu tal for two days and rsmainsd at, by Deputy AtternM' General Du Pont ...... 81 A r^ H and H, eom 10 18 The spasm was eolneldsnt with a The letter follows^ time in the ocean east oif Florida. action was filed in the Superior tbs hospital until February n . On . Austria, Ernest L. Averlll, InAcates that SMtman Kodak ...... 82% rally of fortifn sxobangss/against It is another Indieatlen of the deli­ there are many ways In which ths ths dollar. Starling was up about 4 Court here today by Nellie May bis disohsrgs be was eompellsd to Aug. 10, 1988. Blee and liu s ...... 8 B ll^ s and fpeneer.. — use crutches for soma time. cate balance of atmospheric forces tom s and cities may raise money Blso Auto U U ...... 21% Bristol Brass ...... ia cants at ons time and European Thomas, of Norwalk, widow of the Editor, The Herald: The leg fracture refused to knit and the myriad remote effocts whioh bsTItatute without the necessity of Bleo Pow and do,, pfd t, gold ourrenoies exhibited strength. late Edward J. Thomas, publisher of ‘ 1 thought 1 would drop you a line L t I e • • e s e 1 may follow their temporary upset additional li^sliition. Gen Blee CiM, Lockwood afid B the Norwalk Hour, agmnst Maude properly and as s result Bleu was and let you know how my trip in sesteeteseseessesse — 800 The ticker tape got behind for admitted to the Hartford hospital that this week’s oold and storms, Will Hive No Trouble (3s: Foods CoU us Co. •eseseesse C. Voufht, also of Norwalk. Europe is coming along. ***se'«eeeeeee«eeee awhile, then resumed Its slow and last Simdsy In order that tbs de­ almost diametrically opposite m Governor Cross, though not Colt's Flrsarms s t s 0 0 • The papers in the suit, whioh is “Zn all my races on this track 04m M otors...... 88 % rathsr unlntsrsstlng paos. Grains formity may bs eorrsctsd by an­ character to the features of the hot prepared to commit himself oil Look •sssssisso brought in Mrs. Thomas’ behalf by tour, I have been kept in doubt as & QMJoAto ...... 14% find cotton wart firm, m t not buoy­ other operation. wave, also were caused by another question of a.special sesslen, after Gtid Dilet ...... 98 Bsfmr Bsarlngs .. Attorneys Keogh and Csndee, of to whether or not 1 would win be­ ant lllvsr futures wars firm. Bonds According to the writ served to­ tropical hurricane. But this hurri­ reading the opinion, said that it in­ Grigsby Grunew ...... 2 % HHtllor B ru sh C lass A . . Norwalk, aver that In 1918, the de­ cause Europe is supposed to be wars qulst and moderatsly mixed. day, Dr. Yergason was "nsgligsnt cane had help. g dicates that la one way or another, Herabey ...... 58% Gray Tsl Pay Stotloa fendant Induced Thomas to leave noted for its distance nmners. How­ Between ’Iraursday and Saturday Shares of U. S. Stsel and New and careless” and also drove his ear communities win have little trouble Hudra Motors ...... 14% « ^ apd Cooley ...... York Central wars among the most his wife and remained sway from ever, my fears were lightened a bit of last week a wide but not espec­ Hhrtmaim Tob, com .. her up to bli death in Norwalk on at a "dangerotu and sxesaslvs rats w hen. 1 won my first four of five with eewage and water works see 8 9 ^ aotlvs la ths early fiurry. The> form­ of speed.” ially powerful land cyclone develop­ projects wmeb apparently are on ••iseeoeoeseeeeeesa 20^ do., pfd M » 24, last races. When 1 reached Oermany, 1 ed over the northern part of the tot Silver at retalDsd about 1-2 a point of its A ttotomey r (3eorge C. has the preferred list tot Tel sad T il esssseeeeeeee...... 17 I e e e • • M jn s and 'Aiomss was Induced to Isavs, It met seme better runners than in Great Lakes, moved slowly north­ Johns ManvUle do., pfd ths Isttsr bald 2. Csss Is declared, by the deliberate plot- been retained to represent Bleu. Re stated that ‘either under the Ossseseeeeeeee TONMhlnf Sweden, or one in fact, and that was eastward to Labrador and the North Xenneoett .. Landers, Frary A Clk. earns back for a 8-polnt tlity of the defendant Mlec Dstiunis*e Suit Syring, the Oerman Olympic star state emergency oommlsslon or un­ Atlantic. As usual, there was a Lehigh Val Voal New Brit. Mch, com.. advaaos, and Deere was up about 1. in addition to the loss of the love A ^ t for damages of 110,000 hsi who placed in both the 5,000 and der eaisting statutes localities can Othsr/ ISBUSS that improved l or been brought by Miss Ellzabetb southern drift of cool northern air Lehigh Vai Rd •esseeeeseeeei do., pfd ...... 40 '' of her husband, Mrs. Thomas as­ 10,0Qir m eters a t L os A ngeles. proceed with these projects regard­ more included Johns -ManvUle, Dzladus of Maple street against Al­ westward of this osrolone, for all X inandM yB seeeeees#e4 Maim and Bow, Class A serts that since his death and for “I lost my first race in Sweden less of the five per oent debt umU Westinghouse, Industrial . Rayon, fred M. Gallant, of Putnam, for In- land cyclones of this type rotate, in tatlons providing that Lpew*s s*eeeseeoseeeeee« do.. Class B 2 time prior; Mrs. Vougbt baa retain­ wt* when I let loose a big sprint With declared, though new to New Eng­ Radio ...... *...... 9% W hitlock CoU Pipe . . — 4 buying within the near future. day night and Saturday was taken westward' on its northern edge, During the pas) several weeks 80 yards to go, he pass^ me and southward on its western one. Like land, has been enforced in other R u d ln g ...... 50 JJB.WU’ms Co. 110 par 86 40 to the hospital, where paralysis de* .vS the reserve banks have been adding Irenowatone Park contalnCi,i ilnisbed almost like a sprinter. -His all such tropical cyclones, it-acted parts of the country. Rem Rand 9% veloped Monday. about 110,000,000 weekly to their more geyeere than all the reetat of;,^of.T quarter mile in one race was 59 also as a powerful upward chimney R ey Tob B ...... 50% No other cases of the disease have the world. acoon’^* which is out of the ordinary for air, so that surface air- was S e^ Roebuck ...... 42% portfolios of “governments.” Finan- been reported In this area. •‘H and is very, very fast In Prague, I drawn toward it from every direc­ Socony Vac ...... 30% UNITED WORKMEN’S fave some big handicaps and won tion. It is easy to see how these ST. MARGARET’S CIRCLE Sou P Rlc S '...... 42% my race very easily. Now I have a twin cyclones—one oft the southern South R w y ...... 31 OUTING SUNDAY big rest—4 days—and then I run tip of Greenland, the other off Ber­ OUTING N E H TUESDAY St Brands ...... 29% inBudapest Just now we are visit­ muda—co-operated to se in motion St G u and El ..'...... 15% ing Vienna. We like it here very Sunday’s and Monday’s violent blast St OU Cal ...... 37% Activities Open at Hills Grove much. We say that the royal o f air southward along ^he co a s t S t OU N J ...... 38% With Ball Game -1 Oam splendors that one sees in the The northern storm was kick­ To Be Held at Fogarty Home­ Tex C oip ...... 24% movies are really true, for we visit­ ing air southward in this direction, stead in Hilllardville Hear Timken ftoUer ^ a r ...... 3i% Chowder to Be Served. ed the beautiful Austrian home of like the smoke kicked out by a re­ . of Regent’s Trip. Trans America ...... 7% Franz Joseph I who died in 1916. volving pinwheel. The southern Union Ctaurbide ...... 43 Manchester Lodge, No. 18, An­ POPULAR MARKET M Everything is wonderful in it All Unit Aircraft ...... 38% cient Order of United Workmen, storm was sucking air inward in 855 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BUILDING of Europe is very pretty. The towns this same direction. One threw the 8 t. Margaret’s Circle, Daughters Unit Corp ...... 8 wUl hold its annuti outing Sunday and cities are very, very clean. No aerial baseball, the other attracted of Isabella, held a largely attended Unit Gu Im p ...... 19% at Hills Grove, Wapplng. Activi­ inK alum districts seem to exist here, it like some kind of atmospheric meeting last night at the home of U S Ind A le ...... 76 ties will commence at 10 a. m. with and no matter how old the buildings magnet The result was one of the Mrs. Robert E. Carney of Center U S Rubber ...... 19% a ball game, to be followed by a seem to be, they are clean. They most violent shifts of coastal air street. One candidate was wel­ U S S te e l'...... 58% fuU day’s program - of games and are not as attractive as American recorded on the weather maps for comed to membership and plima Util Pow, and L t ...... 4% sports for old and young, with architecture though. In the long years; combined with equally dolent were made for an outmg next Tues­ Wutem Union ...... 89 prizes for, the winners. Every run, the more 1 see of Europe, the mixtures of warm and cold air to day evening at the Fogarty home­ West EH and M fg ...... 45% member is expected to invite rela­ more I like the U. S. Europe is far cause the rrins and fogs. Neither stead in Hilliardsville. All mem­ W oolw orth ...... 38% tives and friends. Guests from behind the U. S. in almost every storm alone would have done much bers are urged to make their plans Elec B«md and Share (Curb). 24% other lodges about the state wUl be respect I believe. Many European of significance hereabouts. Taken' to attend. There will be a corn present and everything points to a countries try to copy our styles but together, they affected lives and r o u t at 6 o’clock, clam chowder and large gathering. they stUl stick to many old customs. other items served, and outdoor Instead of the usual picnic lunch, business to an extent almost un- S.M.FIREDISTRia jq s I “Sweden is the most up-to-dr.te predented at this season, to say sports. this year’s program caUs for a din­ of the countries 1 have seen. They nothing of creating the most-inter­ Practically all of the time wu ner to be served at 1 p. m., consist­ admire the Americans and lllse to esting set of weather maps in given over to a comprehensive re­ MEETING TONIGHT ing of clam chowder, sandwiches, associate with them. They pick up m ontLi. port by the regent, Mrs. James H. com on the cob, tomatoes, water­ EngHiih pretty quickly and enjoy McVeigh, who wu the delegate melon and coffee, and at 6 p. m. a teyug to speak it. from the local circle to the biennial To Be Held 4d Spruce Street frankfurt roast. A charge of only IPBC/AU We were treated like conquering convention at Montreal, August 8 Firehouse at 7:30 to Consid­ 36 cents per person wiU cover eats heroes in Sweden. All over we were EXPECT CHANGES SOON to 12. Mrs. McVeigh w u one of 22 for the day. Members o f Manches­ Country Roll SHOULDER Pure well received and were tendered al­ delegates from Connecticut. Mem­ er Tax Levy. ter Lodge are requested to provide most two banquets a day on the bers of the order were present from their own soup bowls and spoons. CREAMERY PRINT average. We got lots of prizes and IN TROLLEY SCHEDULE all parts of the United Statu and There is to be a .special meeting Soda, ice cream and dgare ' iU be Lam b Chops best wishes from them. They surely Canada. ’The hudquarters were at of the South Manchester Fire Dis­ sold on the grounds. are fine people. the palatial Mount Royal Hotel and trict held this evening at if:S0 in “I didn’t like Germany so well. Officials Studying Situation So 800 were present at thA banquet, N o .' 8's '^headquartere on / Spruce NAMES~STATE BOARD The people are different. They are That It May Be Cieared Be­ ’Thursday evening. The mayor ana street, The meeting is held to con­ Hartford, Aug. 28.—(AP) — The 0utter Lard quiet and seem to be awaiting some fore Schooi Opens. * other di^tariu of the Canadian sider. laying a tax at this time in­ state examining board of architects »* big event. When you look at all the metropolis were guests. Mrs. Mc­ stead'. Of a t the armual ndeeting in created by thejast Legislature, was Nazi costumes and watch their Veigh reported in detail the pro­ November and get the wotk of col­ named today by Gkivemor -Cross. actions, you would think that the Changes are being studied where­ ceedings of the convention. One of lecting the tax underway in a month Appointees are: Dean Ehrerett V. 2 lb s. Ibt. country was under martial law. In by a better trolley and bus sched­ the interesting high lights was the or two. By doing this the' district Meeks of the . Yale School of Fine Hamburg, we were well received ule in Manchester may be provided. creation of a 8100,000 scholarship will be able to meet notes that are Arts; William F. Brooks, Hartford, and told to give our best wishes to The present schedule has not been fund for young women who can coming due and wiU save money In and Edward B. Cadwell of Bridge­ Americans. ’The speaker said Ger­ working to che satisfaction either qualify *for the course in the School Interest charges by having money port, all of whom serve five years many was in a new peace era. of the public, the employees or to of Social service at Washington, D. on hand to meet expenses u they ending July 1, 1988, and George H. *1 had a pretty good thrill yes­ the company officials. It was ex­ C. As many u 10 may now avaiL develop during the year, which will Gray, and C. Frederick Townsend, Oat From Spring Lamb. terday in Pn^fue when we visited pected that with lighter riding on tbsmM lvu of this scholarship^ while improve the financial condition of botl of New Havens who eerve two the city hall and met the mayor of trolley cars during the summer formerly tt w u open to a vety few. the district. yean tmtil July 1, 1986. the dty. Then I was given a big when there are no children going to bouquet of fiowers, and I put it on and from school that it n^ht be MEATY the grave of the unknown soldier. 1 able to maintain proper connections Bdogna - would have liked to have kept the on a curtailed running time be­ 3 l l n . burner which was around the tween Manchester and Hartford, flowers, for it is very prptty. and a faster hmning time for the Thimdaj*i' Saving Sgaeials At Hamburg Fraidtfiirts I f \ c “Most of the boys seem relieved buses between the north end, the because of our four day rest.. We south end afid Manchester Green. FRESH GROUND have been running every other day It is realized by the company’s EVERTBODT'S MARKET Minced^ Ham J| and sometimes on consecutive days. officials that there is need of FREE DEUVERYt D IA L 3919! ilk [ have had about 18 races in all or changes in Manchester and with the 10 big races. They are very tiring, opening of school only tvfo weeks V e ^ ^ o p s Veal Uaf for I am running all the time it away it will be necessary to make FanAy New Sweet ^ Fancy ]l^aMve DeHdeas Bartlett teems. Ten races in eighteen or the changes in that time. ' The POTATOES! PEARS! nineteen days is plenty. I have two operators on the lines are expecting ONIONS!' hard races left in Budapest and that a notice will be posted within Paris and then I will stsirt home on a few days calling for new bids on 3 c "■ 3 c 3 c " ^ Eug. 18 on the Europa. 1 hope to a rearranged schedule which will Fresh LAMB tor STEW sdn at least one of them and then over come the present trouble. ind up with at l^ t a record of DeSotons Batlii^ of Oookhig Native CARROTS or FaaeyNatlve light wins in 12 races. Some men APPLES! BEETS! TOMATOES! laid I would not even win three E. J. HALL16AN DIBS races in Europe so now 1 feel pretty 2 ^ bunch I FRESH SEA FOOD ARRIVES IMURSDAY MORNING I food and will work hard in an at­ Rochester, N. Y., Aug. 28.— (AP) S c ' " : ' 3 c " ^ tempt to win the rest. -.JEmmett J. H a lll^ , 82, of Barre, “A>mi of the newspapermen in Vermont, died early tod » In (ien- Free Ammlag TaUe Ranke Oheeolate Preeto Jer FRESH BOSTON FANCY, FRESH, BABY BONELESS this country come around to inter- eral hoqdtal of a heart aiimeat dew us and ask us our impression H alU i^ a salesman, liad been SALT! MALT! RUBBERS! If Europe. I told one Jewish here for several days,when he was ^^boxrf.12 BlttoFiidi . M f i c k e r B l FILLEIP lustrian fellow that the German taken to the hospital Aug. 21 for ' '• leople seemed to be awaitifig some treatment for a heart oonditioo. 4 c \ ' HAPPOCK event and seemed tense. He said Hospital authorities said that BOOT BEER Tes, they want to get this country while be had been in an automobile Fmaler OoMen Beaten Premier INoei ind eat us up!” It seemed funny to aeddent about a mmith agol his in­ EXTRACT! S CORN! BEETS! c l b . ne. Hitler has the pepple scared in juries at that time were not serious his land or something like that. and apparently had nothlnif to do huri^ botfifi > “Very few Americans travel in with his death. 3 c 2 “ “ 8.C Iweden but there are quite a few Ll^t4. . , limits. Limit C • A , . . . round here. We ran^to quite a D EEP S E A sw in the last few days. The choir of ^d Trinity “Well 1 hope I don’t forget to eshureh. New York, first appeared STEAK % rrtte cards to those ediom I know, in / vestments on Sunday, Oct. IV BEtval Wmooj NMIvs ][Q e 8CAti||HW^ t surely does cost plenty in all Jm 18^ when the services were at­ i c d o M n c < m . had better tto p fOr the dHsreesion. tended by A lbert Bdw|urd, P rince YELLOW BANTAM COIW ■end a y fegflids.to everybody so ot Wales. m

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VmSDS BEBB TODAY d«r«d Uw naat of UblM awt homo. DANCE OP THE ‘WEW DEAL” EXECUTED iN POJJR sn^DEMOVEMENTS J 8 8 , pnMQr Bho tolt voi^ bualnesa-liko, very of-, BJJUra<8» odvorttiliig fident It worried her, however,' 01CK &ADEE, that Martin’s credit manager asked ■operlnteiideDt. Jo the name of her husband’s employ - COMB, you danders, take the to the left to- g t ^ 19 lier Job bat •ra and his bank as well as her the floor for.Eeoovery ! For '‘ICbthsfUlBft nites Tooimy,” astaewouMa’t aaMtihlaiiB - V K ra €does not want own. She intended to pay for the dancing gats a “ New Deal’* in (2) Step backward on right, ,turiK Thoassa* to kOr psl^bor. w tbat wheS%rhs» J till bor emplojon to know ibo lo tables, a little each wedi, from her the form of a NRA foxtrot. ing body almost completely around.^ ”Sbe lota him bays ids Awn way is m banged it up mni'iiedt ao they keep ttie nwr- own earnings and she did not a svarythbig.'^ - broke < a pedal. Thp^a , udiy 1 ringo Moret oevenl monttia. A t why Dick should know anything Introduced by Arthur Mur­ ' <3) - Step sideways to the left with "He s lm fs . minds mt,” ' said her smacked htoo.’^ " * Ohrietmoa they annoonoo tt. SHiey about it. ray, it promises to be the rage M t . foot as shown in photograph own asotlisr .PlaiOldQr. T lm i forced a altuatfoa yau ^end n brief vnontlon at ttw The check for the rent and the this winter.' number 8. ’’T ^ 's ’^lMiMuto you, trick bim, r e ^ ^ ’t need to. homo of Bre^a paxenta. money for meat and groceries. Eve bribe IdeUS-.* ‘ » said Grandma. “ChildriB Back at mo olBoe MABTA put out of her mind. The rent Heto are the directions for (4) Draw up right foot to ^’Ob, no, i eim't—1 Jiist ae* to common sense. Be oouldn^ sea yiAD> f a b h i o a artlati and was not yet due and there would the man’a part the woman’s it that a ^ -qatar'a^M to a nai the justice to having to ‘toil k(s ARLENE SMITH, ateaogn^ither, be time enough to worry about keying weight on'right one. clarii. U 1 BM tt oomiag 1 change udieel up. a dozen steep s t ^ and greet Eve excitedly. Eve knowa that after the party. Dick probably part, of course, is the reverse. tacUcs. ICX oM^rtat. at him by down uain .when hewaa gekki that MONA ALLEN, the new copy would be reasonable about the mat­ The diagram nietured b^ow makes the froat;d^;:sO'm ^ epeak, 1 go right out. You see, you make an writer, dlalikea her and la trying ter after he knew the things were (1) Step forward on left it very simple for you to follow the around to thS^Slid* or hack.. 1 got issue out ot every uttte thtog. You to oanse trouble for her. The bought and saw how much the foot, turning one-quarter of directions. aopg fine with you chiHren and punish him for what you cauo u prin-j oflloe boy tella Evo that Moni new purchases improved the apart­ We nardbf ever reached an im­ dple’s sake. You are feamiliy hopea to get her Job. ment. passe.” aftmto of losing your power over NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY “Well,’' said the naigStbor. *Tm him. He can see that wtts halt like Mary here. Whan I tih a child an esre.” C H A PTER X V The day of the party Eve a-wak«i ed feeling tired and with a sense of to do something, he does i t If he AChiid’eWin The office boy’a warning, “Ddn’t foreboding. says be won% I smack hteL” Her daughter was sUent Uie let Miu Allen get your Job; She would have been glad to re­ ‘That’s one way,” nodded neighbor looked tbo^htful. Grand­ 8he*8 counting on it,” waa atiU main at her home in order to pre­ Grandma, "and i don’t say It ma’s. words had a ring of truth. echoing in E^ve'8 eara when the bua> pare for the party. The fact that doesn’t work someUmea But 1 p a it treat Tbifimy as a reasonable zer summoned her to Mr. Bamea' she was tired emphasized the irony think it is better to get a child ,to person.” continued Grandma. “He office. Her heart aeemed to aklp of having to sit for eight hours in obey himself..than to break doWn has a fine will. 1 love it 1 like a beat as she entered the room. an office where, as luck would bl. will 1^ using force. S ^ e tb show him be has a right to think The advertising manager’s greet­ have it, there waa very little to you might want him to have a and act that 1 respect his judg­ ing waa pleasant enough but briet< do. will. It’s-a - fine thifig m a man. ment as 1 want him to respect ”1 need hsu^y say,” he told her Mona Allen waa elsewhere in the Then maybe; he won’t have the mine. frankly, ’’that 1 should have h si- store most of the day, dallying „punk he needs and you’ll be say­ “But see here, Mary,” she con­ tated to recommend you for Miss Icmger them necessary o-ver a few ing, “You haven’t any more spirit cluded. ‘1 am doing some , harm Marshall’s- place had 1 known at simple errands. Arlene came back than a rabbit, son. You do every­ and I know i t 'I am cutting my the time of yoiur marriage. But from an imusually long limch pe­ thing every one tells yeu, and you visit short td . give you two . a since you have started the work riod with her head topped by stiff haven’t eitougb spunk to stand up chance to get together again. A you may continue-for the present b)ack waves. Her face was glow­ for yoxir own rights." child can have too many bosses. and we’ll see how it goes. How­ ing and her nails very pink. lAielng a Situation 1 won’t toteiflTe with a mother’s ever, the situation comes down to “All set for the big time!” she “Weil—rm not going to have authority:” this; Bixby’s will permit no divided announced. “I can scarcely wait Tommy spoiled,” declared her Grandma’s itay had .«fone some interest. We will tolerate no divl- until tonight. 1 went through the daughter. . “anyway he does mind good, however. What dhe said bore ation from the standard of excel­ rug department just to iiave an­ you and be won’t mind me. I told fruit Team w on ..took the place lence which heretofore has marked other look at Mr. Bliss. He didn’t him to bring to bis wheel and he of constant argunoent and disetp- your work.” notice me of course. Eve, you were said was going out to ten min­ Une and Tommy atiU retains his Considering bis natural bruaque- a perfect darling to in-vite him to utes and -would need it But I spirit ness, live felt that Barnes had been your party. Honestly 1 do think fairly diplomatic. But he had made he’s the handsomest thing!” clear the fact that she was still Eve smiled -wanly and ran a on trial at Bixby’s instead of being fresh sheet of paper into the tyi>e- firmly established. The least in­ writer. She wrote half a line and dication of carelessness on her part x’d it out. After three more starts would be sure to be attributed to she crumpled the paper and threw her marriage. Barnes’ statement, it into the wastebasket. She hadn’t together with Charles’ warning a single original thought, she told about Mona’s designs, showed Eve herself, and it was no use trying “SLEEPING SICKNESS” clearly that there must be no let ^makes speeches, toe teacher la^ to write. She longed to lie down PATIENT MAY STILL tures, the accotmtaat adda flgoraa. down in her work. and relax so she r^ght feel re-- She realized, too, that she had - BE CONSCIOUS Dr. W. B. Stewart haa daacYihad freshed for her duties as hostess the caae of a child who became ia- underestimated Mona. The girl that evening. And she was becom­ had ability of a sort. And she had Recorded Cases Show Sufferor, Bchool. ’This child s]^ke Freaoh for ing more worried every moment Though Apparently Asleep Was scholo. ’This child spoke French for a way of fiattering men that Eve over the antiques. knew sometimes advanced a woman Airiure of W ^ t Went Dick telephoned in the middle of. three days and then became uacoa- in the business world more rapidly Oi Aroond inin sclous. the afternoon and suggested drop­ / than did hard work, even with such clear-headed, fair-minded men as ping in at the Old Mill for dinner EDITOR’S NOTE: This is on their way home. Eve was glad Earle Barnes and Mr. Bixby. the seoond of three articl^/i on In association -with the primary she would escape cooking and Eve’s code forbade trying to take banker, a man who was trained shoes. In 1932, South America “sleeping sickness.” symptoms that have been maatioo- washing the dishes afterward. the place of an established worker. from boyhood as a mbney-getter shipped 4,000,000. Agrica 2,000,000, ed there are many other aitoiptoms When they arrived home at a , Mona ob-vioiisly had no such and who never once missed a trick. and India 1,250,000’ skns to England. By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN indicating that toe nervous system scruples. Well, Elve decided, it was quarter to seven a strange sight The Mellons, suggest^ Mr. O’Con­ There is a greater possibilty of life Editor, donmal of the American has been involved, such as paralysis, of no use to borrow trouble. So greeted them. Stacked up Inside nor, simply established themselves on Venus than on Mars. A Chicago Medical Association, and of Hygela, convulsions, tremors and riTwiiaf qig. the hall were the water bench, the long as the girl played reasonably at Pittsbiu-gh and levied toll on scientist states that conditions on the Health Magazine orders. fair Eve would take no notice of chest of drawers and the nest of the amazing development of indus­ After the patient haa recovered tables, topped off by a great .bimch Venus are more nearly like Uiose of her antagonism. To do otherwise try there. ’They had an iron in MARY'S frem the f l ^ stage which may 6f evergreen boughts from Mrs. SY BRUCE CATTON the earth. While- patients with eiddemic would create an unpleasant situa­ every fire: they, were bankers, steel Only tepid water should be used in encephalitis, or “sleeping sickness’ have been ril|iht. to fact so slight tion in the office. The Monas ot HOW THE GREATEST as - hardly to have ‘ had medlcri at­ “What’s au’ this?” Dick frowned men, coal men, oil men, aluminum mixing a mustard plaster. the world usually married early FORTUNE WAS BUILT men. . promoters, stock salesmen, seem, to be completely imconscious, tention, comes toe second stage of as he pushed the furniture away ’The Chinese language embodies and marriage probably would el.mi- railroad men and public utility Kitch en 1 there are recorded instances in this disease, to the patients nate this particular one from from the door and inserted the “Mellon’s Millions” Is Study Of the 30,000 written. *diaracter8. which the patient who apparently key. men. They bought labor cheap, are weak and say that they have Bixby’s. Elve was quite sure the Power of Money says Mr. O’Connor, and sold its By S IS I^ MARY Tiutles can’t hear high-pitobed slept was aware of evexy^ng tbal; been rick., since an. “Oh, Dick, I meant to tell you— tones. T* >r other girl would seize upon the products dear; and today the family went on in the room, The brain waa enza. ’Hiey^ remen.1 sect for those antiques at Tam- In tropical America, the iguana first excuse to quit work. Mean­ By BRUCE CATTON fortime is probably the largest in You will soon be wanting recipes affected in such^ a manner that the were drovzy- but they never feel kinville! You remember how we is a favorite article of food. while she was likely to make com­ “Mellon’s Millions,” by Harvey the nation. for crabapple jelly and spiced crab- patient could not speak or let other well, and they are likely to .be call­ plications in a situation which. Eve thought they would just fit Into - About 520 muscles are used in O’Connor, is subtiUed, “The biog­ With Mr. Mellon’s record as apples. Crabapples are one of the people know that he heard what ed neurostoeidc or hysterical or felt, had quite enough difficulties the decorative scheme of this lovely moving the human body. old house.” Her heart thumped. raphy^ of a fortune.” It is really a treasury chief Mr. ’Connor is caus­ fruits which have that perfect was being saifl. simply plain lazy by their faxniUea. already. Well-cured bam is usually best In association with the somno­ “Yes, 1 remember,” , answered lot more than that It is a search­ tic. The boom and its resulting blending of pectin and fruit acid when it Is one yecur old. ing critique on modem American that makes the addition of com­ lence .or lethargy to many cases ’That evening Mrs. Brooks was Dick. “But nobobdy said anything crash stem directly from the Mellon Neither Boli-ria nor Paraguay However, toe condition is likely life, a study of the way we • have mercial pectin unnecessary. Conse­ there is a delirium to vtoich the watching for Eve when she ar­ about bu3in g them .” fiscal policies, he asterls. For a has a seacoast or seqport. to go on to toe time when anyone He was silent els he brought the tried to make democracy and indus­ decade the country was run to suit quently, they are very easy to The longest flight reported for patient may have emotional out­ can realize that these patiwts' are rived home. ^ Mrs. Brooks brought bursts, delusions or periods of de- forth two gift boxes which had furniture into the apartment. He trialism trot along the road to­ its oligarchy of wealth; today’s work with and universally popu­ a banded bird was made - by a seriouriy sick since they bqto to lar. piession. been delivered that day. was sUent as he followed five’s gether in double harne^. troubles, he suggests, are the logi­ fledgling Aretic tern, which few devdop symptoms like those- of “Candlesticks from Marya and directions about setting it in place. Mr. O’Connor takes your Uncle cal and inevitable result. The flavor of crabapple jelly from Tumevik Bay, Labrador, to An exceedini^y interesting phe­ Parkinson’s disease, or the a Venetian glass bowl from Ar­ The ringing of the telephone in­ Andy and shows just how he got This book is not precisely an at­ may be varied in several wayt Our Margate, Natal, to South Africa. nomenon is toe dr/elopment of lene!” exclaimed Eve as she lifted terrupted them and Eve answered. where he is. This wispy, partician- tack on the Mellons. It is something grandmothers liked to hold a roM ’The longest word Shakespeare what is called “occupational de­ to this condition the fsiee fa the gifts from their tissue paper It was Mona Allen. looking magnate is shown as the deeper. It continually raises the geranium leaf in each glass as ever used was “hoBorlficabilitu* lirium, in which toe person who mask-Uke. toe arms and art -wrappings. ‘The darlings—1 want (To Be Ckmflnaed) son of a penny-pinching Pittsburgh question: can a coimtry in which a they poured the hot jelly over It. dinitatibus”. it was 'to “Love’s is affected dn^eUs constantly on toe held rigid, the movements are i&ow, to have a party for them!” she told fortune can be built up as this one This gave a delicate and quite .in­ Labour’s Lost.” . occupation; .the orator continually the speech monotonous, axri tM D ick. was built up truly be called a free describable flavor to the jelly. thumb and forefinger movie Yatiier "We ought to celebrate New democracy ? Sprigs*of fresh mint may be used constantly In a pul roitoig meva> Year’s Eve with a watch party,” he A more genuinely valuable book in the same way and if you like, menL suggested. the jelly can be colored a delicate probabl} will not be published all There may be a^arantly an over- And so next morning Eve invited year. “Mellon’s Millions” is offered green with a few drops of vege­ table coloring. supply of saliva with wme drooUng the girls to her home for a cele­ by the John Day Co. at $3. bration on New Year’s Eve. With Crabapfde JeOy from toe mouth baeauaa of the a burst of generosity she invited Cut the fruit into, small pieces changes in the qnuaries of tiia faoa. Mona Allen also. cutting out blossom end and all “Delighted,” drawled Miss Allen. defective parts. Put into kettle NEXT: ‘TU bring my boy friend, if you u o t a h o n s - - with enough cold water to cover don’t mind.” Q fruit. Cover and cook slowly un­ “Eve,” spoke up Arlene impetu­ til soft. Strain through jelly bag. ously, '“won’t you ask that Mr. Bliss Measure juice. Put juice into ket­ in the rugs? I’ve had a crush on All the reformers I have met have tle Emd boll rapidly for five min­ him ever since 1 came to Bixby’s a genuine itch to make the world utes. Slowly sift to as many cups GLOR^FYIN6 but 1 haven’t had a chance to make better, but they irritate more souls of sugar ar there were cups of the slightest impression. Do that than they heal and purify. juic.. and boil unto toe oyzup favor for me, won’t you, dear?” —^Bev. Charles H. Parkhorst, New “sheets” off the spooo. Pour in­ Yourself Eve agreed. She halted after York. to sterilized jelly glass^ and seal she had invited 20 guests. There with parafine. Cover with a sec­ really was a limit to the number The United States army in size ond layer of parafine when cold. the apartment could seat comfort­ ranks 17th among the armies of Spie^ Crabiqiples ably. the wrorld. W hile there Is no Four pounds crabapples, 2 1-2 thought of enlarging this small cups cider vtoegar. 1 1-2 cups Thursday evening the box of force, which is only the framework light brown rugar, 1 tablespoon Dmi’t forget your- hands whan presents from home hwaited of an army to be created in case whole cloves, 1 stick cinnamon you plan your fall heau^ schadnie. Eve and Dick when they reached of emergency, 1 am in favor of four inches long, 2 teaspoons Yotu> handa should be white end the apartment “Guess it wu msdtlng it the moat modem and ground ginger. amooto. Hand iotioos and bletrii- worth while spending all that time effective military organization pos- Select perfect czahapplea. Wash ing creams will go for toward too- packing them,” Dick commented as rible. and steam until tender but not proving toe texture of your skin. he lifted the wedding and Christ' —Secretary of War Dem. broken. Make a syrup of vinegar, Poised hands are pn asset to meis gifts from the excelsior. any woman. Leazn^to hoM sugar and spices tied to a bag. quietly in your lap when you A 9 “There’s not a single thing broken! Putting brandy in a mint julep Is BoO five minutes and* add crabap- He set up the radio and the new ritting still. Don't Ibid and un­ like putting catsup in iced tea. ples. Simmer gently for twenty- fold toem dosens a t tixMs while lamp while Eve tried to decide —Irvin S. Cobb, humorist. five minutes. Pack “crabs” in ster where the other things should go. ^ u are taUdng ta aoaieone. And ilized jars, pour over vtoegar to don’t fiias with y a w elothing. - . It She surveyed the new possessions cover and seal. ^ ^ with critical eyes. Hollywood women gat old sooner is irritable to watdi a .imiMiB wte “Now if we only had that Penn­ and lose their tiSauty ^ariier to*?) constantly picking at her drasa, sylvania water b^ch,” she said, women back east, '^ e dry air and patting het hair 0# ntoblA g “to display this color^ china and the blazing, sandy California scene DID YOD POW TIMT- arms of the chair. glass and that antique chest of is too much for them. There is * aonoattong iwtfal drawers to fill this wall space this —Prily Moran, movie hbout a girl who rits ~ Ferrers, Imasdne that veu Ehre, to decide that she needed and Northamptonshire, Enitood. has water from your fingar Upoi wanted a thing was to decide she not had a case of drjmkSBedneas for your band' be jparfeotty ^ITHIS is a ebsnnlhgljr fepfiutoe. tcovk for dinner or dancing which relaxed. It -aowhdNe and xa must have it. Next morning, eight years. * can be easily and toezpenUTely’ msde even by beginners. It Is softly, First auoeeashi^-totwtooed into muaelaa ta y p w hafida>Aid therefore, after Dick had gone to draped'at the ntok an4 cauibt'to form, a short op the ehoniders. A Thought work ahe took Inventoxy of the this co u n ^ ' to at Itow York household finances. Two days be­ jppaels that ennra toto sh9rt hip yoke eeetiona are lengthened on the Caty, the European starhfig is now rides of the pkirt with eUghtiy flarM sections, and the’ waist desertbei found in every state east of the fore Dick had given her a check a deep *7 In tiib back. « • ‘ them that ooree yon, for the rent and another for food pray for toem which de^ltefnny Mlasisrippi. ,.* V ezpendltuzeB for the coming month. Designed to 6 sise e ^ i;, M, 40 apd 42-eiae S3 rdqalres 6% yarfii yon.—St. Lake, 6:38. The deet deetric ' vo tiim k of a modora Tlw two checks would pay for the of SS-ipeb nipterlal pine 1-6 of a-ymrd; 69 Inches wide, for toe belt. The battleship have toe aaorRy of.a toll- antiques and leave eonugh for the ^d to ot the dress at tbs lower edge is 6% yards. How Indestructibly the good Uoa nmA. party refreshments and flowers. On grows, and propagates itself, even m n t toohaa of rato^n^ ta 88 aila- her way to the office Eve trie- To eecnre a pattern, and riraple sawing chan of this model, cat opt among the wee At nooQ A e went to Martto’e, The Fotgotten* Maa”^ to 1984—' A record In tba'toqto^ qf^saako fiddreee y o n eovriope to lidia Boyd. I Herald fhehtoa aozM other '-haa toe fadaral a r »‘ ritiaa by Etogtodd M l ' Ifened S A u R i Mpoaat and .or< lo t R n k A y ta m , t t m IL Y« toUtiott agaB t' M to * 8 t Enter 2nd PkuM ■ - -■ JL y' . .i’ DODGE IS ASSURED Coast’s Greatest G ridders E ut HOiXAND-BRnTON PLAY TIGERS SNAP SENATORS .*-3 THIS EVENING-PERHAPS MUCH COMPETinOi« IN GOU) CUP RACE VICTORY STREAK AT 13 Weadier A(am Forces Post* ANNOUNCES nCHTS GAMES, W INNING 10-S pooemoBt of Matdies; Qurtet of Chaflengers to GARDEN IS TRYING ORDEES OF DOCTOR Berger’s Homer a 14th W m Offidab Wearily Revise TO HAVE ARRANGED Sgdi Trophy in Motor Schedule Here R Is, Un­ Boat Event Sept 1; FAR. TO KEEP MRS. for Boston, S-4, in Pitch­ er’s Dnek Yanks Edge h - less Rain Interferes. New Presidait Lisb Ten Conrse Five Miles Long. HOODTEROMIENNISI diaitt, 4-3, to Pkk Dp F d <• A?- FiUure of the euB to come forth Heavyweii^ Bont^ Then By F08TBB B. HAILEY yeeterday kept local tennis oourts in (Associated Press Sports W riter) S* • • . ^ • V. -. -V. . . Gan^ A’s and White Sox poor eonditlon as a result of the * V • •••• '' ' ' . i V . ■ y ■ -f' < Qneen H ^ Phys in Ihtion- steady rain and forced postpone­ TeDs of D ifkiilties Whidi N e w Y o rk , A u g. 38.—^ (A P )— ment oy scheduled tennis matches in Three eastern challengers and one . r f 4V-' ' ' Trium ph. the local tournaments for the third al S io i^ Despite Back from the middle west are being • eoBseouttve day. This morning, Have To Be Faced. officials annoimoed, somewhat tuned for the classic Gold Cup mo­ wearily, that if the weather held out torboat races at Detroit, Sept 1, Headed by Morley Drury, Southern California’s great quarterback of 1937, these gridders, forming the hjnrr. Doubles Start By HERBERT W . BARKER - (Assoelated Tresa Sports W riter) throufh the day, Walter HoUand By Edward J. Nefl, where Horaoe E. Dodge will defend starting backfield of Coach Howard Jones’ western squad, will meet Dick Hanley’s eastern team in ^ aU- and James Britton would clash in a A. P. Sports W riter. the famous trophy with a qu'rtet star grid game, at Chicago, Thursday. The players are. left to right: Max Krause. Gonxaga; Gaius Shaver Breokliue.' Ldi^tnlng seldom strikes twice la aemi'^ial match at the High of speedy boats. Southern California; "Hard Luck” Hank Schaldach, California, and Morley Drury. the same place, but National League School courts at 5:30 o’clock this New York, Aug. 28.—(AP)— John Reed Kilpatrick, whose heavy Forenaost among the challengers conteuders, harking back to 1914 afternoon. is the rebuilt El Lagsrto, owned are casting an Mip^hensive eye on hlttlag and apresaiveneas in sports Forest Hills, N. Y h AUg. 3 »-If Courts Are Muddy dates back 20 years to. some of the and driven ^ George Reis of Lake the exploits of the Boston Braves. Helen Wills Moody obsyed doctors The revised schedule is entirely flnest end play -YaA football George, N. Y., who successfully de­ Their fourth straight triumph dependent on whether or not the saw, started .swinging from the fended the reemt national sweep- East And West Ready BASEBALL orders shs woKild not be seeking her over the Pittsburgh Plratas and rain holds off today. Prospects this heels today at boxing's foremost stakes trophy at Red Bank. N. J. eighth national singles tennis ebam- their 17tb victory in 31 games yes­ naominf were not at all bright, as problem—the difficulties of pairing The veteran boat ran smoothly pionsbip now. terday, sent the Braves flsdng Into leaden skies made it doubtful if the warriors the faithful want to see in the sweepstakes, exceeding 60 BLUBFIELD JRS. WIN AGAIN “1 waa told to rest until January second place, seven games behind high school courts would be dry in lig h t miles an hour la each heat u>b ..4 1 2 1 2 0 Brookline, Maea., Aug. 23— (A P ) •J',-: Tigers Brilt Senators played. One section of the court is Lists Ten Bouts. two seasoned campaigners to send Arso ARnerioan League Noren, c f ...... 3 2 1 1 0 0 —Jack Crawford and Vivian Mc­ ■O'; Sharing the headlines with ths covered with mud and unless the So today he listed 29 fights he out in defense of the cup. He, him­ N ew Y ork 4, Cleveland 3. Hamilton, rf ....1 0 0 1 0 0 Grath, the Australian Davis mp % stm dilnes it is doubtful if it will and Jimmy Johnston, the .Garden self, probably wiU be at the wheel D etroit 10, W ashington 8. Warren, rf ...... 2 2 1 0 0 0 aces, will make a atone cold start Braves wen* the Detroit 'Dgers who dry out today. matchmaker are trying to arrange. of Delphlne VIII, a British built Chicago 8, Boston 1 (1st) J. Doggart, If ...2 2 1 0 0 0 in the national doubles tennis cham­ snapped the 13 game winning streak He read the list of ten heavy* hull, while his sister, Mrs. Delphlne Chicago 4, Boston 0 (2nd) pionship against Berkeley Bell of of the Washington Senators with a w eights. Baker, unlesr prevented by illness hnWRUAM BBAUCMER Philadelphia 7, St. Louis 6. 24 14 12 27 9 3 New York and Gregory Mangin of thrilling 10-8 triumph. Washington •a.. twice overcame Hger leads but De­ "Max Baer vs. Prlmo Ceunera, win drive the Delphlne vn, an NattoRwl League Y. M. C. A. Jrs. Newark, N. J., America’s fourth 3 Get Him, Gibson ranking team, today at Longwood troit finally won out in the' ninth PHANTOMS W A U O P Jack Sharkey vs. Baer, Sharkey vs. American-built boat. Boston 5, Pittsburgh 4 (14). AB R H PO A '4 Other Games Postponed (Rain). They arrived in this country oo when Hank Greenberg clouted a Max Schmellng, Sharkey vs. Patsy Bill Horn, who drove Delphlne If the Pirates want to win that Arckivy, 2b ...4 2 0 1 1 •2 late Saturday to practice on grass Peronni, Sharkey vs. Dan McCork- IV to victogy last year, again will National League gonfalon pretty Pavelack, lb bomer with one on ru( two out d pilot her at Detroit, while F. G. STANDINGS and rain has prevented them from A triple by Bill Dickey in the .t indale, Ray Impollierre vs. Isadora quick, aU they have to do is call Varriek, cf , EAST SIDE STARS Ericson, of New York, will be at A m erican working outdoors ever since. Yes­ htnth followed by a slugle by Pinch- i Gastanaga, Impelllerre vs. Stanley Vittner, as . big Ralpb Blrkofer back from the Washington ...... 77 terday when all of the other crack Poreda, Scbmeling vs. Perronl; the controls of Delphlne VI, the A64 Lucas, c ... hitter Joe Sewell, enabled the Yan­ .i sticks. New York ...... 69 .600 teams went into the first round Schmellng vs. Baer, Perron! vs. former Imshi. Baske, 3b .. kees ^o nose out the Indians 4-8. C le v e la n d ...... 62 action against setups, they remain Steve Hamas." Forecast New Record Ralpb, of the Cincinnati Birl^ot- .508 Wagner, rf , Ve.non Gomes allowed only four D etrd it i ...... 60 .500 ed Idle because of a default In their W ii Soft Bali Contest, 19-12 Then he sighed. "Baer is in The Gold' Oup wi'.: be contested ers, came up to the Pirate#' camp Liss, p ------hits and fanned ten. Philadelphia ...... 67 .491 favor. California, and he wants to fight Cor ove- a five-mile course in the De­ with a lot of flowery repommenda- Griswold, If Home runs by McNair, Higgtns •"» Jack Dempsey. He wants to be troit river, in three 30-mile heats. tions in one hand, a mea^ cleaver Chicago ...... 54 .462 and Finney helped the Athletics Sl Boston ...... 49 .419 WHh 13-Rim Oatbarst in an actor. That’s our problem, The course is longer than has in the other, fire in his eye—Eind 26 .8 9x24 6 turn back the S t Louis Browns 7-6, V St. Louis ...... 44 .364 with Baer. Camera won't fight beev used in recent years and with fast ball. And from the time be Score by innings; while the Chicago White Son took W. P et. until next June. So the best pos­ the long straightaways it is hellev stepped into camp. Manage. y . M. C. A . Trs. . . 311 001 106— 13 SUB-ALPINES BACK two games from Boston, g-1 ahd Second Inmiig. NatloRial sible match, a 81,000,000 g a te is out, ed the winner will have to exceed George Gibson knew he nad i left- Bluefleld Jrs...... 201 060 203— 14 4-0. Jt W. P et. at least until then. the record 57.77 m. p. h. average harder who’d come In haudy some X—No outs when winning runs To Honor FTlsoh New York ...... 68 .618 Sharkey Is Willing. set for the competition by Delphlne day. scored. NET TOURNEY HERE N ew Y ork , A u g. 28.— ( A P ) — The Phantoms, pride of the New B o s to n ...... 64 .547 9 "Schmellng is in Germany and we rv lu t year. Two base hits, Becker 2, Vittner; Frankie Frisch will be honored at Britain Soft Ball League, came to St. L o u is ...... 64 .542 don’t know when he’ll be back. That day htu appareotly arrived three base hit, E. Weiss; double the Polo Grounds next Monday by Manchester last night and decisively Pittsburgh ...... 62 .589 Sharkey’s willing to fight and Per­ The Pirates dre in a last-ditch flgM plays, Varriek to Pavelack; base on the boys who succeeded him on the defeated the pick of the East Side C h ic a g o ...... 62-, .539 Field o f 16 Entered m d ron!, the Cleveland youngster may with the Giants for the old I'-iup balls, off Rautenberg 3, off Lias 6; aandlota of New York. Teams in the Playground, 19 to 12. Donlon sta rt­ Philadelphia ...... 48 .429 tackle him here in October. Im* HYGRADE JUNIORS TOP honors—and there’s big Ralph, re­ struck out, by Rau'-enberg 8, by New York City Bostball Federation', ed pitching for the Phantoms u d B rooklyn ...... 45 .409 a ' pelleirre, bigger than even Car* sem bling a bulky German ouic'.-.er Liss 6; umpire, T. Serpliss. are collecting small sums for a fund his exhibition in the two innings be Cincinnati ...... 44 .370 Heights Tennis Play; Stur­ ih. nera, won’t fight anybody but ear­ Y CHAMPIONS, 8 TO 4 boy, up there a t Toronto heavlD.< to provide a gift for the riawiifiai pitched was marvdous. ners, Johnny Risko or Hamas. Car- them over with all the poise and manager. TODAY’S GAMES V The Phantoms scored no less'than nera’s the champion, and the com- skill of a Lefty Grove. ACES EDGE TIGERS geon, O’Leary Seeded. Am erican Endorse Veeek’s Plaa 19 runs during the contest and bang­ mission says Risko and Hamas are Some say oe s even better than The Charter Oak Aces edged out Hygrade Juniors blasted the Y. New York at Cleveland N ew Y ork , A u g. 23.— (A P ) — -1- ing out 28 safe hits. Rossi’s two too small." old Moae when that fireball artist the South End Tigers 5-4. With the M. C. A. Jrs,, the so called junior Washington at Detroit Strong support developed today for home runs were about the only con­ The sigh deepened. By this time was ready to give up his minor score tied at 4 all, McCooe, first champs by the score of 8-4. The Boston at CSiicago (2). The Sub-Alpine Club is sponsor­ William L. Veeck’s proposal that solation the losers received. A game every one was sighing with him. league berth for m^or league man up in the 9th, was safe on an Hygrade Jrs. showed a great im­ (Only Games Scheduled). ing a tennis tournament starting bassball interest be revived througa win be played in New Britain next d^shirg error, stole second, then Museko tomorrow. All games are to be provement In their fielding. *3ud’’ N ation al walked, and then got caught be­ a series of Inter-leagus games in Some 16 vlctoriea as against' half played at Marks’ court at the mid-season and assured the scheme * East Side AU Stars Brooke sensational young first base- Pittsburgh at New York (2). tween ‘ first and second. i^Oooe, • * I many defeats is the big bc.y’s Cincinnati at Brooklyn (2). H eights. of thorough discussion before the AB. R. H. PO. A. man slammed one of Use’s fast trying to go home on the play was CROWN NEW CHAMP ones for a bomer in deep Center record right now. And It’S bard to Chicago at POUadelphia. There are sixteen entrants, Jim 1934 season begins. There seemed to Browoski, I f ...... 5 1 2 6 2 realise how Gibson, with a pitch­ put out Museko, going to second O’Leary and Bingo Sturgeon are field with two on. Coach Johnny St. Louie at Boston. on the out, Greene then singled be at least on outside chance it ■k O’Leary, 2b ...... 6 1 1 5 2 ing corps that has flopped repeat­ seeded players. “Tinny" DiUworth Mlkolrit would like to ho' * the Museko going to third on the hit, would be tried next year. Salmonds, ss ....5 1 2 1 1 IN TRAPSHOOTING edly ail year, can sit back in the of Ansonia is considered the dark boys around for practice F. Iday he then scored the winning run on Unqualified endorsexnent of the K ovls, l b ...... 5 1 1 4 0 neat of the fight and see such good horse of the tournament. Bingo J night at 6:80 at Woodland St. Russell's infield out. Both pitchers Chicago Cubs president’s plan was Farr, 8I> ...... 5 1 2 1 2 -material go to waate. League Leaders Sturgeon won the tournament two Hygrade Jrs. pitched good ball, Saverick allow­ voiced by Alva Bradley and Stephen Rossi, c ...... 5 2 2 3 0 In the Western League last year years ago and is the defending AB R H PO A ing 6 bits and Giordana allowing but W. McKeeyer, presidents respec­ H aberem , r f ...... 5 2 1 8 0 H. L. Check Hisses Only Ralph turned in 15 wine aa against champion. No. 1 will play No. 3, R. Taggart, p . 2 3 0 0 2 (By Associated Preei) 3 hits. The fielding gep of the tively of the (Cleveland Indians and Leone, p ...... 4 0 0 8 1 10 defeats. Five of those wins, lobertd, c ...... 3 2 1 10 0 National League game was a running onS-hand catch etc. Brooklyn Dodgers Other club own­ i ] Gavello, cf ...... 6 2 1 1 0 however, were in a league always lliree Out of 200 T a rgets iSrooks, l b ...... 3 2 2 8 0 Unchanged. by Greene of a abort hit in back of 1. — O’Leary. ers almost uhanlmouslj agreed Known as the "Hitter’s l^adise.’’ Grksiadio, ss .... 3 1 1 0 1 American League the pitcher. McCooe, Greene and 2. — L. Johnson. some radical departure from the 44 11 12 27 8 Weighing close to 30Q poimds. and H. Mikoleit, 2b .. 8 0 0 1 2 Same as yesterday, except: Bat­ Server were best for the Aces while 3. —Com a. regular order of things was needed Phantom s IBrannick, cf .... 8 0 1 1 0 standing 6 feet 11 inches up in the 4. —Am adeo. to Win Title. ting, Foxx, Athletics .3W; Sim Martina and Giordana were best if baseball was to qliB>l> out of the AB. R. H. PO. A. Katksveck, If ... 2 0 1 0 0 air, this quiet, modest chunk ot mono, White Sox, A44. Runs Gehrig, for the Tigers. 5. —DiUworth. •red." ■ « - Karety, 8b ...... 8 3 3 1 0 Zatrow ski, 8b . 8 0 1 2 0 beef is a pitcher ready to win a 6. —Antonio. Yankees, 106. Runs batted in, Foxx, Tonight the Aces will play the Navln Against It O’Brien, If ...... 8 TOrtin, r f ...... 8 0 1 1 0 penxumt for the Pirates and roako 7. —E nrico. X Vandalla, Ohio, Aug. 28— (A P ) — A th letics, 126. H its. Manush, Sena­ Bobcats at the Charter Oak field at Four such games In a season for Ckifip, ss ...... 6 name for himself. 8. — Sartor. H. L. Cheek of Clinton, Bid., who tors, 173. 6:80 o’clock, Friday night tke Aces 4ach team," Bradley said, ‘>Fould TQuhgn, lb ...... 6 Totals 25 8, 8 18 5 2 9. — M arks. has been breaking clay targets for will play the Oriole A.^C. at 6:80 at give the fans, a go^ idea of com- Sokol, c f ...... 6 Y. M. C- A. Jrs. The present Birkofer-Plrate sit­ 10. —Smith. only three years, is the new cham­ the same field. mrative skill." Dagota, rf ...... b pion of champions of the 84U> an­ AB R H PO A uation calls to mind the same 11. —M lstretta. The Aces are coached by Joe Sam Breadon of the St Loula B a ^ ock . c ...... 3 nual grand American trap shooting Arekivy, 2b ...... 2 0 0 2 0 statiu that existed between the 13. —M uldoca. Lovett and to date have. won 6, Cardinals thought the plan might to u m a m ttit Pavelak, lb .... 2 0 0 10 0 Cleveland Indians and Duster Malls 18.— R . Frassr. Parfdns, 2 b ...... 4 lost 0 and tied 1. increase attendance and President Donlon, p ...... • As a stiff breexe swept across che Bmith, ss ...... 2 0 0 0 4 in 1930. T rls Speaker, pressed fo r Sport Briefs 14. - J ., Sturgeon. Varriek. 8b .... 8 l i i i Charter Oak Aoea William Benswanger of the Pitts­ Quti, p ...... 2 traps of the epeclal grand American dtebers who could go the route in AB.R.^.PO.A.1 15. —RoosL G entry, c ...... 2 course yesterday and sent the tai Lucas, c ...... 2 1 0 2 1 hat last stretch drive, esUed on Oregon’s football team will have 16. — R . Sturgeon. burgh Pirates said It was worth W ajner, I f ...... 3 3 0 1 0 Taggart, If .... 4 1 0 0 0 serious consideration. Preridsnt RomOtta, rf .....3 gets soaring and dippi^,' Cheek Walter, then out in the Coast two oaptains for the first time this Bem ore, lb 4 0 0 11 0 The Sub-Alpine Athletic Club missed only three out of ZOO to de­ laske, r f ...... 0 0 0 1 1 Lsague flinging them from the fall. Benile Hugiies and Mark will give a suitable* prlfs to the (Jerald Nugent of the PbilUea’waa I ludorf, c f ...... 1 0 0 0 0 Fantaluk, e 4 0 0 13 0 auother who thought the plan' at 59 19 28 27 7 feat 35 o^er state champions and portslde. AU Mills did was to pitch Temple will ahgre thq honors. Saverick, p .... 4 0 0 1 4 winner. U ss, p ...... 1 0 0 1 0 east should be thoroughly diseuss- Phontom s ...... i l S l 080 100— 19 state runners-up, among them vet­ the Indians to a penasmt and the Iowa State college atblatoo dur­ M cCooe. 3 b ...... 4 0 1 0 1 Shield, e f ...... 3 0 l 0 0 werid series. ad. A ll S t a r s ...... 0 11 080 161— 12 erans of up to 35 years eomiietltlon^ ing the 1983-38 sehool year took up Museko, e f ...... 8 1 0 1 1 The class championships ware up It > ^u ld pay Gibson to take a "hatching’’ and cookingig thalrtlm lr own The chief dissenter was ffirank J. ■ T ota ls - 17 4 3.18 7 4 Greene, s s ...... 4 0 1 3 3 for settlement today. Each shooter’s chance, too. meals. Man:[any had plenfy d e a t fo r Last Night V Ftghts «avlB of Detroit who dednrril ths Hygrade Jrs. 3 0 3 4 0 0—8 Russell, r f ...... 4 1 0 0 0 record during the year .determines as U ttle as I I to |1*80 a week. falling off in baseball attsedance, Y. M. C. A. Jrs. 0 0 0 1 0 8—4 Server, 8b ...... 4 3 1 0 WEST SIDES OPPOSE his ranking for class day. After to­ J. W. Merrick ef Beverly Hills, A former HHnols gridder will ftr i^ssnnfatsd Press was no greater than In 'other Two base bits: Schleldi, Zatkow- WUmiSton. DeL — OUedlah day's competition the first all-Arnsr- Cfilif., uslur e worm on a Na 9 "open the show" this fall when Vee ...... 85 5 3 37 9 2 branches of the amusement buslnsas skl. Roma runs: Brooke. Hits off: T otals YValksr, PhiladsliAla, kaocksd out lean trapshooting tomm will be hook caught • Rainbow trout Green, new coach at Dxake un'ver^ ■ootli End Tigers and that better crowds corid he sn> HIGHLAND ICE N E H Taggart 3 in 6. Lisa 8 in 6>Sacriflce Sailor Vtmon, Fort Worth, Texas, Selected. The ten high scorers on weighing 16 poimda 9 ounces in slty, brings bis Bulldogs to the AB. R. H. PO. A. B. pected with Improvamtnt la huri- hits; Bredks. Stolen bases: Brooks, one. the 16 yard targets the first three Lake iUrowhead. m in i cam p S o p t 80. M. Sehuets. zf .. .4 0 0 0 0 0 nsss oondltiOBs. Taggart, Braaniok. Left on baaes: CaUcago — Kid Leonard, East On Friday night of this week the days of the meet constitute the Martiaa, lb ...... 4 0 3 i l 0 o West Sides will play the Highland H ygrad e 8. Y . M . C. A . 6. Base on MolhM. BL, outpofotsd Freddie team . balls off: Taggart 4, Use 6. Hit by Giordana, p ....4 0 3 1 3 0 lee. The last time these two teams O’Flara, 8b, as .. 6 0 1 8 1 1 Brins, Saginaw, fi. ^ pitcher: Uss by Tan^ul. Struck Oorington, Ky.—Maxle Kosbover, .. met they bkttled to a 6-5 tie in Tedford, ...... i 3 110 0 0 out b y; T a g g a rt 10, Lisa 3. ’Time 0 Ctocfamatl outpointed Sammy Ward, right innings. The West Sides WRESTLING IH liuur. Umpires: Braaniek, Mo- Johnny Golden Retains H, Sehuets, 3b, 8b 4 1 0 1 1 . 3 management at this time wlU an­ Curry. Cunomings, If .. 4 1 0 0 0 0 P a lla a , Texas, 10. nounce no stars, although Pete AnderinD, as, Sb. .4 0 0 1 1 3 Dsa Mritifs -Dick Nribur, Nsw- Kapune may pitch. He held the West (By Associated Press) State Open Golf Title O'Connell, ef .... 4 0 0 0 0 1 tflti, on^iMiatsd Stsvs Cronin, Dss Sides to lio hits In four limlngi. Albany, N. Y.—Charley Hanson, • *0 Molnsa, 4L . Seattle, defeated George Zavynoff, Totals 87 4 6 37.6 9 Johnstown, Pa.—Johnny Chlpdo, Yesterday’s Stars Jrimafown, outprintsd Johahy Tonight at the East Side Rec the Boston. Score by inalngs: New Britain, Aug. 28.—(AP) —

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LOST AND FOUND AUTO ACCBS&OItlES-. APAR^Eim -^FjyiTS- BM^Um wOB RENT 35 6 NRA IS GIVEN CREDIT DR. DOLAN ADDRESSES L08T—PAXR OF OLA.B0D8 iBtld* TIRES t En b m e n t s m FOR ndlT -^O L B ' ROUSE, 6 BALANCEOFTRADE . c«ae, inltiali C. P. PIm m return to FOR BALE—UIED TXRB8— 8 ■ rooms, aad nia pdrbh,- 8 dar ga­ 109 Summer street. Reward. 700x18; 3 600x19, 1 600x18; 8 FOR RENT—4 ROOM tsnsmsBt 19 rage, an ih Am eondRlon. la a good FOR SETTLING SIRiH N. E. RADIO AUDIENCE 800x19; 6 476x19; 1 600x19; 4 Clinton itrsit Apply m pftmiSM< section, at 88 Scarborough Road. Totw m iiiini 1928 1 1-8 TON stake body truck, 660x19; 1 600x81; 8, 450x30. Esso Inquire Sit Manchester Trust Co. very clean, low mileage; 1980 Ford FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM flat Grpvor Whalen Dedtrts Thst IkitradMOi Gsvimor Cvass roadster. Brown's Oarage. Tele* SUtion, Comer Main and BIbssII FOR RENT-FOUR ROOM flat Noodlo Workers Art Return­ Ovor TtpkM Nfltwork from strMt. with Improvsmsuts. fiiquirs 80 bone 8805i West Center street. Knox strsst. ■iBfle bouM, iiU improveBMDte, ing b y the Thousands. Boitott IHst Night. Terms and trades. garage if deaind 16 Hoiaeetead Giun CMfrtiy todw Waterhxy Mu; GARAGES—SERVICE- FOR RBNT-rHEATBD apartment street 'Nlephoae 7091. WaihlBgtoB, Aug,- 48,—(AFl-* br. Idvsrd O. DoMa of thle town, ■scoad floor, 688 Main strsst 8 Barl Howard, deputy NRA adaila- SMMBaUe MiiirnMDt, ohalnaw of the Itate Reoovery AUTUMOBiLUB FOB BAI.U 4 STORAGE 10 large rooms, flrsplaos, bath, gas FOR RBNT- 7S WAimNOTON far Yaari;; Gits range and water beater, newly street 6 room ilngie, avhilable Istrator today reopcaed the Beard, istredueed Kia IlMatleDegr AUTO MECHANICS garage for Sept la t Aleo several other five FOR SALE—1939 FORD pick-up rant, 1 block from Main street. ft novated, first otasi oondltion, bearlag o£ tbei drasi oede, w u told W^agtoD RipoitL Wilbur X* Ofoia, Oovaner of Ctoa* FadaralAM. , truck. Oood reason for ssUing. Call fumisbsd if desired, rent reason­ aad Ex room Eagles. Arthur a . Rest very reaiouabls. Inquire at Kaofla, 176 Mala itreet Dial 6440. by Grover Wbalea that tbe eo-ep- aaetteuti to tha radio Sudlanda of 88 Knox street or«Tel. 6994. Jack's Isrvios Btation, 60 Oak S t able. Apply Q. p . Ksltb Furniture eratloB of tbs NRA bad sided,Ui New HaglaBd hut evaolis ttpm Company, opposite High sobool. Beatoa epealrtog ever the ^aBhee WE BUY, SELL and oobange useo eettUag tbe New York garment, Woeblagton, Aug. M —(AF> — New Ravea, Aug. strike. The Uhlto4, jitotee had a favorable Network. Qoveraer Oroai ipofce ob Tbe jebleei bead of a Wg faaifly oars all makes and models. Armory 12 FOR R EN T-FO U R ROOM tens* the NRA eaamUga raltarte hla Ua> Garage. 60 Wells btrest Tsiepbont MOTORCYCLES mint, near Main street, 118.00. "I am happy to tell you this trade balance of 18.000.006 la July appropriately bearlag tha aama WANTED—AUTOS— 23 NUNS IN CONVENT moralag," Whalea told Howhrd as teaeri to tbb b Km la il# haimer la 6874. Apply 86 Blrob street tbe hemriag got under wsy, "that wUli eaporte worth 1146,000,000 order to override the foe, dewreaEoa. Bdward La Liherte war freed to­ Dt. Delaa'vrai iatrodiued'lv Freel- 1988 CHEVROLET COACH, driven WANTED-OOOD 1988 or 1988 FOUR ROOM FLAT, lit floor, rsii- SUFFER FROM TYPHOIDthe workers are returaiag to their ^ hapofto worth 9141,000(000. It day fjrom the specter of fdfcEeattrf used sight oyllndsr sedan or poups. shops Ui thoueaade aad that the m a iBBall UBfavprablt bawmeo la deat Bueklaad of the Ihawanit Na- ai tha Ooaaeotieut braadi of tbe 3,000 miles, a bargain; 1983 Cbsv- dmtial neighborhood, soonomloally Juao. tloaal Baak, Boitoa, as tha "geakl rolet coach, driven 14,000 miles, Any information given will bs held bsatsd. Obu. J. Itrloklaad, 161 strike was oas of tbe meet iatelU- Heeu Owaerf Leaa Oerperatlea U- gea aad peaceful yet ooaduotod." fOrEga trade w u muoh B|ero doctor from Ooaaaotleut''^ Dr. original tires, very clsan, 8390. Cole oonfldsnttal. Addrsii Box A, Mala street. Phone 7874. Delta ipoka of tha work that la ba- gued Its flrst leaa to replaec a da- Herald. Montreal, Aug. 88.— (A P )—Fears aoEvo la July than la tha proOoSag Mot.>rs, at tbs Center. for the auas la the awtber houee of . The bearlag resumed today aftEl] lag doaa la Ooaaeetleut tad prilaad Uaqiuat aurtgage. FOR BENT—6 ROOM teasmsat on aa overnight effort to oeasoUdhte Buath, with tho value of exporto la- the liiters of the Oeagregatloa of oroaood 11 Mr ooat a ^ tho value of tha admlalatratleB of Oevefaer La Idherto, whose Freaeb lur- Wadsworth itreet with garage. and ualfy three oedee whtoB h ^ Oreie, BikM ipeaiie liberty, wee released MOVING—TRUCKING— AdulU. Tel. 42N. Notre Dame laoreaeed today ai four been fubafitted. ' ii 17 Ml* oaat. aew euipeoted oases of typhoid were SSUu wore oeatrary to tha Zb maktag the trto to Beetoa for from a flrit flsertgage of 94,400 oa Want Ad STORAGE 30 ^OR RENT—FIVE ROOM flat, aU placed la teolatlea. Whalea, Uaklag tbe fermulatloa oaaaeaal movoaaoat aad rtpre- tbe radio talk Dr. Delaa took hli hl8 heme at 99 PmuI Lake Read, improvements and garage, 19 Jlol* Za reoeat wMki the disease bu of the Biiw code to the fanaeqt aofltod third ooaeootttlvo asonth- fire, al^laae ride. He waa pUotad Waterbuiy,, held by Mri. LuEo IXLVBR LANE BUI LIMB Offer tbs strike, said that tbe queitleae by OaptalB harry Oeaeroua. n tha Beeulieu of 849 River itreet, Wa- Manchester aooommodatlon of tLslr large Ds* lister street Inquire 81 Holueter caused the death of -four. The total ly adi^utoo aad the aooead amath la wbiob bad to be settled 'aoludSdi. which trade w u larger than-la tha trip to Boatpa the plaae eiroled terbury ZB addiilea the *oaa oer- Luxe bus for lodge, party or team street. now under treatment or obeervatloa Dr» Delaa’e hdhu here aad oa tbe Evening Herald ii8 8 . ' Tbe right of tbe employe to eU-' oorreipoadlag ipeBth of 1919., iratloa eettlad for 909749 la back tripe at ipseial ratM. Ptaone 8068 leotlve ba^ltoajf. The empl^ere. return tr^ about alaa la tha avealag xei aad for two years baok later- 8 ^ , 8884. FOR RBNT-8 ROOM APART­ While the 400 eloletered auas were ' 'For tho flrit seven amathe of the MENT, all laprovuM ats, bot wa­ Whalea agreed to oollee- oaleadu year, e a p ^ a&muatod to ha agaia eUrEid MaBohestor. The eset OB tha BwrtraMi CLASSIFIED believed to have eeoaped there were trip from Boetoa to Hartford waa ADVBRTISEMENTS LOCAL AND LONG DXITANCB ter beqt fumlUMd also garaga La- fears that aumy of the 800 aovloes tive bargEalag. |I14,841,(K)0 aad imports to 1786,- Tbe aotual aaseuat'ofv e e ' wthe a leoaleaa quire I f UUsy street upstairs. A shorter work week. Tbe em- 196,000. giving this eouatnr a favor­ made la 40 mlautee, at about 1,000 said to be the flrst audo' to tho moving, gsnsfsJ jmcklng, livery alight have been exposed. ^ t elevation due to a lew eEllag. ‘Xlwglai.J awM Oeuat eta avarags words to a liae, ssrvlos. Uur affiliation wltb Umtsd ployeri, Whalea lEd, wanted ‘ 40 able baUnoe of 870,146,0()0. * i oorporatloB la New laltlala, aumbsrs sad FOR RENT-NEAR Center,, two Now the dlieaee got lailde the The atmosphere was ao "eoupy" last New York itato wka1 999,1 9 ^ 4 9 . Of Vans Isrvios means lower rates on hours, the union 80. The eompro- The trade for the period oompar* evening that the mall plan# did not eaob oeuat as a word aad eesipoud modem, five room flata, outlet for waUi of the iaetltuUoB has not mlse wee 86 hours. «d*wlth 8946,142,000 of OjnMrto la this amouat Mrs. BeauUou VeeEved words as two worda lUalaiatn oest Is furniture moving to distant pointa beea explalaed. There has oeea only Biake toa usual trip. Largs modem trucks, sxpsrlsnosd eleotrlo stove, garage If desired. A flxlag of reepoaEbility of job-' the same urlod of the i n a y u r 98,960 la FederqLkoada beariag in­ isr MOWER IH A R PEN lko, vacuum FOR RENT—A FOUR room tens York TEephoae Oo., reports July en fliu to July, gold exports totaled cameras clicked and flashes flarsd sA obarglag at tbs rats sarnsA but very touch la need of collective ter, aad waralags changed to in tbe modest office aa Peter M. BO allowaaes or rsfuads oaa be nude oleansr, wasning maohina, gyn, mint, all modem improvements, net operatiag Income of 88,981,206 bargaining not onty on the workeri 8179,078,000, while Imports amount­ northwest south of Delaware OB sis time ads stopped after tbs look repairing, making. Braltb< bath, reasorAble rent, 74 Welle I t oumpared with 83,089,736 Ui the Ede, but tbe employers Ede. ed to 8185,010,000, a gain of 85,983,- Kennedy, stats manager of the cor- dftb dar. 00 Breakwatei to Wllmiagtoa, N. C. poratloL handeo La Libarte his re­ waits, 53 Pearl strsst same month of 1982. If this Industrv is to prosper it oan 000 for thli. country. Dleturbanee of unusually great In- Mo *'tJU forbids"! Ulspiar Uass not FOR RENT—0 ROOM flat and ga* The United States gained 82.814,- lease and Mri. Beaulieu bar Fader- solA only prosper by having a strong teaEty central near Virginia Capes al bonds. , Tbs Herald will aot be rsspoBslbls rage. 20 Summer street. J. J. The 'Iron Age" compoEte pride an organifation on the employers 000 of lUver, exporting 83,673,000 moving northward will cause dan­ for BMrs tbaa 0Bette room flat wltb or without garage, Additiozi. was.-made WQrfl-w9S.'re(^v(^ here today of iollo'iwlng tbs t h e first------iaasrtloa of ^ montUy- or anmnd-* psymi^t p l^ J fnqat'bndvback veranda,. Centerfleld occeaffiBiM|m Thera Mag*. ad otborwlss tbs CBABOH street, 6 rboin flat with' garage. ' ijf* ASSOCIATED PRESS- fluson:*and Hbnxufff Modcan, boml will be eollsotsd. No rospoasl- Liberal contract ancTp^cies. Give buslneisrVnS company’s announce HAL COCHRAN eEOOGHE^SC^RPOj Good condition. Manchester Realty Amer Cit Pow and Lt B . .. 3% ment said. formerly of this town, in Sw( for errors la t^opboasd ads full information which will be con*; Assd 'Gas and E le c ...... 1^4 s assmasd aad tbstr oeeasaor sidered confidential. Peerless Cas Co., 923 Main street Tel. 4412. on W ^esday, August 9. The ceil i be gBsraatssd. Amer Sup Pow ...... mbny took place at Mortorp and ualty Company, Keena N. H. Blue Ridge ...... 3 INDEX OF FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat flrst VANCE RESIGNS P08T Mr. and Mrs. Modean are 'o w on floor, with garage. A*1 condition. Cent States Elec ...... 2 ^ -their bonj3rinoon. ffiASSIFIGATIONB^ South side. Well built bouse and a' Cities Service ...... 3>4 New Britain, Aug. 23.— (AP) — ‘ On-their return they will reride SITUATIONS WANTED— Elec Bond and S h are...... 24% 'A- coal saver. Rent very reasonable Johnstone Vance, publisher of the at Tvarskog, where they have pur­ . o Ae»*i«M6WA M FEMALE 38 ■ Phone 4466. Mrs. J. F. Sheehan, 90 Ford United ...... 5% New Britain Herald, today ito- ch a se a home and Intend to re- HoU street. * Mldweat U tile ...... 7-16 nounced bis re.Egnatlon from, tbe (maln' definitely. Mr. Modean has eaebtorewW«M«M«l«Sr.4C«A«|i . g POSITIONS WANTED — Houses Niag Hud P o w ...... 9% OC TbAIlkS eCCB.4f*MB4««S9:«C«*WI ' 2 keeper for one or two adults for a; State Board of Mediation‘and Arbi­ 'been to -Sweden since 1930 and O Momorian ••••«»• w;gHM«n«a F. FOR RETTT—THREE ROOM fur­ Penn Road ...... 4% tration in compliance wltb a re­ Mrs. Modwn since-. 1931. Mr. Mo- Lost and F a u i good noma Call 7096 between six Stand Oil Ind ...... i . 30 Aanouaoeaients S. nished apar^eut with private quest from Governor Cross. dean has two broto«m here, Hjal- and seven. bath. 109-Foster street—Grube. United Foimders ...... 1% In his letter the governor ,-ppint P o r a o a a ls • e • • • o e e e e e e*e • • • b'C* bSM .d United 0 0 !"...... 4% '.aiar Modean oT Lyness street and A a t e n o W ls e ed out that the board conslSta 4f Otto Modear nl Ciooper street. AatomobUss tor Sals . . . . ■ » « » 4 United Lt and Pow A ...... 5 three Democrats although the <3en- AutOBObUss for Bxobarga mnm m 4 POULTRY AND SUPPUBS 43 BUSINESS LOCATIONS Util P ov and L t ...... 1% eral Statutes require that the mem­ Auto Aoosssoriso—nros A FOE RBNl 64 Can. Marconi ...... 3 (X m . K08SLER BfARRIES Auto Repairing—Palatlag . < ALLEN’S ROASTTNO ducka Uve Mavis Bottle ...... 1% bership be composed of a represen­ JLVtO SCIIOOIE e e • e s e e e o a eee • «SbtM w^ik It'c lb., dressed 22c. ToUand Him* tative of each major party and a! Autos—Ship by Truck ...« • • .» I FOR RENT-LARGE ROOM 20x40, representative of organized labor. HasardviUe, 'Cohn., Aug. 23^— Autos—For H ir e ...... t pike and Parker Streets. Tei. 8837. suitable for business or club room, Garagso—Ssrvleo ■ Storage 1C P. O. WORK DELAYED He siiggested that Mr.- Vance re­ (A P )—Mias Lois C o ^ (Sordon, a Uotororoles—Biorolss ...... 11 rear 829 Main street. Apply G. B. sign to permit the appointment of member of the Museum of Ffiiie A Wanted Autos—Motoroyolss .... IS Keith Furniture Company, opposite a Republican. Mr. Vance complied BWEIbMS SMd P f f fHElOBEl SOVldEM HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 New London, Aug. 23.— (A P )—B. Arts, Boston, was married lut High school. V. Frione, New Haven contactor, at once. ^ ,nlght to Liwt.-Oommander WD- Business Servless OSsrsd,...... IS FOR SALErLy PIBCT fumed oak Honsehold Services Offsrsd .....1S*A r o RENT—OFFICES AT 866 Main today removed his excavating equip- liam John KosEer of Pittsburgh^ t'C Bnlldlng—Contraotlng ...w **.. dining room suite,' 'in good condi­ Pa., stationed m the United Stafee Florists—Murssriss ...... a . tion. Low price to immediate pur­ street (Orford Bldg.) Apply Ed­ MUST STAND TRIAL. • Funeral Olreotors ...... ’erbbCbB ward J. HoU. Tei. <648 and 8 0 ^ cutter Modoc of the Coast Gua^ Heatlni Plumbing—Roofiag . a chaser. CaU 611A . at Wilmington. N. C. Bridgeport, Aug. 28.t-(AP)— Insnraaos ...... M ra.'Koaler la a graduate of Mllllnsrr—Dressmaking ... FOR SALE—CHIFFONIER, dress-; Assistant States Attorney Lorln-W (READ THE-STORY. THEN CXlLOR THE PICTURB) Moving—Tmcklng ■■ Storage .*« ibg table, and one bed. Apply at HOUSES FOR KENl 65 tion Company of Unlvendty City, Willis held a long telspboiie conver- Northflrid, Mass., Seminary, and Painting—Papering ...... 87 FairiSSkl (Street Mo., for rental of the equipment* n^OD with'tile Prenfler of Cfiniada (^c^ecticut College for Women. - As Duncy hung up in i.'.e air tbe pugzlea me.” “Why, l .was looking Professional Ssnrless Coawee-eeb^B FOR RENT—67 ELRO street six The Central 8b|tet Company, gen­ Ueut'Clomniander Roeal r ‘ is ' a for b chSst of gold,’*' th^ man re- Repairing ...... SS room single, all Impravements, toflay on the extradition to Connec­ strange old man cried, "Hello, Tailoring—Dyeing—Clsanlng .»• S4 eral contractors on the job, 18’ con­ graduate of Carnegie Tecb and the pUed. steam heat garage. Whiter Frlcke, ticut of Bella Zabo, who fled to Can­ these! Don’t be afraid. T am your Toilet Goods and Servloe SB WANTED TO BUY 58 tinuing the work as far as possible ada three Qr four months ago with |Cogat. (^uard Academy at New "There' Is an old ship, far below, Wanted—Bnstnss* Servloe SB 54 Bast Middle TurapUte. with hand labor. Frlone is the sec­ London. '• friend, as you will sbortly see. and that is where I wished to go. BMUeatloaal 84)600 he had stolen from —Mrs. WANTED—FIFTY CORDS of cow ond contractor with which the Cen- Frank Bodlnsky of Norwalk. The "I can’t forget lad, what you did, It simk wh Stock-VshlelsS ...... m o. . . 4S ready everwhEmlng ' Ubaral ma­ fourth time ijx a toonth. Confey.' 22, of Woonsocket. R. L, me.” And then he feH his ^ody be­ up tight. FOR RENT—l a r g e pleasant room from Blain Street Good Poultry and Snppllso ...... 41 location. Lot 00x180. Ne- jor!^ In .the Nova Scotia provtacial The man quit heaauae the com­ last night was hrid on a charge of ing lowered.,to the ground. 'TU dr( 9 a book to haul the Wantad, — Pats—Ponltty—Stoek 44 f c ' 8 persons,.with board. Reason* Eectlons was increased to 14 today pany discharged two men. anravated assault at the Groton TOe way the ehovei worked waa chest It’s up to you to dc the For Bale—Mlaeellaaeouo able. 63 Garden street Phono 6194. reaaonablo offer win be re­ Artlclaa tor S a ls...... 4B fused. Inapeotloa Invited. when the returning officer tor Cape Complaints L\ve been flled with ponce station- He was brought to neat. He landed lightly on his feet. rest" "Okay.” exclaimet} wea Dun­ Boats and Accssaorlss ...... 4B Phone 4466. Mra J. F. Breton Bast announced the Eectipn the NRA 0>al Mediation Board. New Lond6h.county'’jail, this mom; "Well, how was thatt’’ t**! old man cy. Then he dovr right w t of right Building lUtsrlals ...... 4T Shedian, 00 HoU Street of L.' D. Currie, Uberfil. over D* R* The miners say.tbc comp~*'y ie.dis-j ing. Hfll* Is schediflid to appear Eiouted. "You are safe and/soimd.” Diamonds—Watohso—JswebiT . . 44 APAKTMEN'I'S—FLAl'S— (A sawflah helps Dtacy in the BIsetrioal Appllaaosa—Radio . . . BP Cameron, Conservative, by a 'sUm orimihattng against mm who have Monday morning'in Groton Town "Why did you cobae into the Pttsl aad B'sod ...... BP*A TENEMENTS 63 .margin o f four votes. been active in unionisation work. Court - ■ sear" aaked Duney. “That's what next story.) Oartsn — Farn^Dalrr Produots SB Houssbold Goods ...... 81 FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, Machlnsa aad T o o ls ...... U modem improvement!, caU at 16 / Mnsleal ...... SS, Aahworth etreet or telephone 8028. Offloo and Stors Bcnlpmsat .«.• SB ALLEY OOP i ' . .If.M-..'.'' OaWng HiB Shot! By H A M U N Specks at tbs Stons ...... |B Oarage if desired. WoartM ^ p m l —Fnra ST WMto^-To Buy ...... si THE EASY WAY TO find a rent, eingles, flata, teMmeuta, aU see* s o LONG. YOU BIG . tions. No charge to you. Everett AHM-H fSNAGQLE-TOOTHEO GALOOT/ Rooms WUhou^ard ...... IS McKinney, 889 Main street Dial f BOMTagTEa • • a aa «rs ••••Sii aS§*iL THE OLD AYE JUICY DINOSAUR ONE GOOD SWAT AN O putnr Rsserta ...... si! 8608*6880. i Hetala—Rasuuraata II RIGHT VIHEQE s t e a k — *VOUQ! TROUBLES ARE FOR RENT— STARKWEATHER Waatafi—Room w-Board Bl t DROPPED^ VOM. ALL Wl( UP/ AmU BstBtE Fm BeM street, 4 room fliet, southern ex­ r r / A M M aata, Flats, Ttasaisate M BS posure. JaokaoD' etreet, dpplex RM bbm Leaatlons ter Beat' J s SB lUMa torRwt .. ••• SI bouee, 6 rbomi, reomtly renovated, bufba^^ter Amt *«....•«••«■' is hard wood floors. AU,m good con­ V M Itomas ter Beat ST dition, rent reaaoiiable. ApjUy W. ^ ' it Btad to Boat ss 8. Hyde, 988 Mata itreet Tel. 4418. i^i>1 ■■ •*.■ \ l i FOR RHNT-6 ROOH ' tfOemeBt ■ H, with garage, lH M moI striNts also ■ f t LO three room eapartaoatii Maple MW # Itreet TelephoM 1617.'‘' 1 IPffi ftrrlM M UfE I FOR RBNT-.F1VB RQOII ^at, 2>:.'!»-> l ittM# s••sssr#•«i Vi Biodem lawrovaneat or unfaraiihefl,. Af L ■ T O a k n a e M ^ V Ui' y - ' MANCWBanrro tniN m i MAimranrim, oo?cn* bsuaSt, AOTowr a . ______* . . • im, Toenerrllle By Pontsine Fox ' (HJR BOARDING ByGiie Aj^m * : SENSE and NONSENSE LiTTue STAMtev't Ma . o e jc e rt to th i oook or.eoAn!. < .1’ CL0UDSUR8T&—Bwry ttSM w« A Foollak (tea. 3k anybody to cfsh a cbeck we The tulips never do get kissed. AH EVERY THIRD DONT SET ■vonder If we really do look Uke a But notice, if you please, t)0/V.A»S--W HiLfe MWaWOOPLt NiSHT WE'L\. VAICy crook....If mlatakea ware erliaeo That tb o u ^ the lemon has no waist,. CAN <5ET A 1»AL APUNCEPOR moat of us would be In jail.....A Twin oftsa get's squeess. I TH' MENU DV UhMNG m e — t L U man nover fidly reallieo how foldan T O COAE HER& AND A SWELL ATTACK A UJNCH alienee la until he trlea to buy I t ... “Onp of the saddest things about PRETM E OUR (AEALS • OF INDkSSSTION 0 ______Nothing else reconciles you to hate* life is that marriage so often'proves USEOTOTijN A* ATTED A WEEK JOCKEV ? ful people like the dlaoovety that a permanent cure lor love alokness.” HGTT D0 6 a n d ^ A M B U R ^ R you can use thehi..... The only .cr< THACr ORUB. t o taET i UNTIL MRS, way you can convince a job hunter An efflfneoey expert was sent out S TA N D J— ONE. N«Wnr YYB A HOT WATER BOnLE / HOOPLE that the country la safe la to give in the Colorado mountains to ad> CAN ^AyB HOT DOSS . TATTOOED ON T ’BBTURNS? him a Job...... No woman ever and vise the asiaeis. old miner, fcV * * t h e n e x t M V a r t i f a handbag big enough to hold all driving the expert ’'hreugb the snow NISMT she wanted to put Into It....A and cold, spread a buffalo laprobe homely girl begins to enjoy life ever the knees ot both of them as a n d s o o n , about the time a pretty girl la tired they sat side by side. of it When man rlda the earth of Experb>-Tou ought to turn the E E i A D I every menace, there will still be hair on the 'nside. Don’t you m an...... The good parties are the know it is a great deal wanner to ones you miss...... Order may be have the hair nekt to your body? heaven’s first law, but it is earth’s The old miner obsyed, and then last realisation...... Once a month sat there chuckUng. every man complains of his family’s Expert—What are you iaughing extravagance...... Eh^eiy day in about? Are you laughing at me? every way life becomes more com­ Miner (finding it difficult to re­ plicated.. ... Truth is stranger than strain himself)—I was* just think'* fictlan^-and a lot of people seem ing about the buffalo, i^ a t a fool averse to associating with strang' he was all his life long not to know era..... There is fear that when a simple thing like that. prosperity returns in full force it may bring luu:k the high-powered Elmer—^Have you really the heart salesman.....Some day it will be to deny me one little kiss—^wben I up to the voters of the country to beg most sincerely? choose between politicians and pro­ Eloise—/ “ a matter of princi­ fessors. ple, I never give anything to beg­ gars. ' No picnic is complete until the dis- m m /A povezy is made that somebody for­ Those who borrow Reconstruction got to bring the salt. Finance Corporation money are warned that they must pay it back. LL That’s what you get for being born j^l/jvxjEAT OUT Woman—Da come and spend the on this side of the Atlantic. evening with us. My daughter, ON t h e Dorothea, will sing and play, aund at WING there at 9 o’clock sharp. e«A sCTvici ■Ns.w c a u .a w ff.^ \ Visiting Gentleman— will be flAPPER FANNY SAYS htre at 9 o’clock sharp. Lg.aenT.etr. rbt, u u } Visitor—^What beautiful furniture scoR C iry s m it h you have— just love it. Via Aimail Special Delivery By John C. Terry Woman—So does the man who sold it to us. He comes and sees urC»^ ? * afitecd 4C*i «c4/' *»iAttZ“^Jlx4, it every Monday. J'Xd. add -J BETTY MISSING? ■ A eto “EVEN THE BEST OF US FEEL WILL I A GREAT TEMPTATION TO DO a f U j i .AJL c ENTIRELY TOO MUC» OF OUR WORK TOMORROW INSTEAD OF ------TODAY.’’ X kJU A n . Ch*. yiklY xi* Patron—Never mind my order. 1 ftA M Z C A ^ uxvtr tLfCCA. -A xxxti can’t eat where there’s a smell of xJtt x 4£AtJi 4 . <:(i4.i4nALCc.Arfji t / 4^ I J!/TTXjtOiXiAryi- X 7 C * i iU OJC^ ^ A A ^ ✓ p a in t ■AXCxXC. ^ Waiter—If you’ll wait a minute, sir, those, two yexmg ladies will be d x y t I fU zzZt^TAruu.. going. UfOffJL,* ______A I a x j^ xjL • 4L The reason mother’s stockings al­ ways have runs in them is because sister doesn’t give them to her un­ til they get that way. WASHINGTON TUBS II By Crane OUT OUR WAY By Williams THE DANGEROUS PART OF fBiAOM THg NORTH COMCB A BITTER.CHILLIM6 FALLING IN LOVE WITH A W vuiuo. ------'------OW .STOP GHOMBUKiCr, \ / PEOHUt. IKI Out? V I B E T T H A \ PAIR OF PRETTY LEGS IS THAT BACKBAC vY -TPEAE!TMEftEt «» WE.sKic c r a a ^ n VT \ p O S ittO M . BAC v^ A l l m e 'y ' YOU HAVE TO MARRY THE A train Is sometimes stopped a o O K a n a u To t o o f ? MERE, SHOULD Pa h a s Go t WHOLE GIRL. vniTv a o u T Cl o t h e s *! to make new eonneetiona HAVE A CHAKOE, IK T h ’ Mu l l P e o p l e , ik i o o R P o s i t «o k T O O . O R B E M E S S i S NA ve TO HAVE A CPi^PLEO FOP A CHAMCiE. ,TD LOOvYKilCt, A k O

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Mrs. Katherine M. Finlay .of 24 . -A- Park street Is visiting the family OVER300EIGNNRA ABOUT TDWiN of her son, Stuart, in Hamden, Conm A pre-n&t&l clinic w ill b« held to* AGREEMENTS HERE morrow morning at 10 o’clock at Mrs. Helen C Bayna ol 22 For­ the Health Center on'^ H ^ee est street has retumed after spend­ streets ing some time at Kitteiy ^Int, 16 CtmceniS ' in 'T o w n Have Maine. Albert Spalding, master violinist, Complied Since Yesterday will be the,, guest artist at the Postmaster Reptnis. Berkshire Playhouse in Stock* TWO DOGS KILLED HERE Articles NOW at These bridge, Mass„ Saturday afternoon of this week at 2:80 o’clock. Direc­ ' Mancheetor’e list of NRA signers On August 1st the govempaent placed a tax on cotton used by manufacturers. Oh Augtist 80th this tSx will be placed on rotall etoeks. - We tor F. C. Strickland who has been BY ADTOS YESTERDAY totals 306 with the addition of 16 ■ bought large quantities of merchandise in advance and are prepared to take care of a very large voluihe. of business; but on account of the rim moat successful In securing stars concerns since yesterday it was re­ in wholesale costs since we made these purchases; we cannot guarantee these prices after our present stocks ara sold. , of the Intim ate stage for Us pro­ ported by Postmaster Crocker to­ ductions, Is endeavoring to bring to Two dogs were run over and killed The high quality and full size standards In this Hale merchandise will prove most economical'and satisfactory in the long run. .Unless by automobiles in Manchester yes­ day. Those who signed were: Wal­ ' the qualify- is there, unless the full size standards are maintained, merchandise is not a bargain at any price. We suggest that you consider vour the theater for the entertainment wants carefully and BUT NOW befox;e the prices advance. of his clientele, musicians of na­ terday. A buU dog owned by Mrs. ter S. Billings, Mary ESlzabeth tional prominence. Martha Gibson of East Center Beauty Nook, Schaller Motor Sales, street was killed in front of the Stanley Krojwski, Fairvlew Dairy small store at 332 East Center Fall School The Amaranth Sewing clul will street in the afternoon, when run Farms, Dpmenlc Beletti, James M. 4-Year Guarantee! I^rge, 81x99-inch have an all-day outing tomorrow over by a car driven by William J. Burke, Clarence H.' Anderson, Rich­ at Mrs. Dulu ^Mwell’s cottage at Frelver of 46 Elizabeth street. Hart­ ard G. Rich, Bill’s Tire and Repair Coventry Lake. Shop, Maple Tire and Battery Com­ ford. The dog bad run directly in pany, F. B. Bray, jeweler; Mexican fremt of the automobile, too late for Frocks, Suits Manchester Camp No. 2640, Roy­ the driver to stop. Deputy Sheriff Petroleum Company, Plummer Fill­ al Neighbors, held its annual out­ ing Station, ^^cenzo luliano and James H. Johnston was close by at Ralph Lanzano. “Cannon” Muslin Sheets ing Sunday at Andover Lake. The the time and investigated the acci­ headquarters was the spacious old dent. farmhouse, over 100, years old, Earl Wright of Cobper .street was wUch is available to cottagers at the driver of the other car, which the lake for such gatherings. De­ struck and killed a police dog owned spite threatening weather water by Mrs. C. Christiansen of 46 Wood­ All Reorders sports and games were enjoyed land street on Woodland street early Electric last evening. ‘ The circumstmicjes and at 1:30 a salad and cold meat Risfrisrerator All Reorders Wm Be $1.39 $ luncheon was served and at 5:30 a were similar to the other mishap, 1.10 light supper. Much credit for the the dog nmning in front of the car For Expert WiU Be Higher success of the outing is due tc the before the driver could edme to a committee in charge, Mrs. John stop. Service It’s none too early to Anderson, Mrs. Susan Morrison, ’ Call 5680 think about the young Buy plenty of these fine muslin sheets now; after September Mrs. Margaret Brown and Mrs. tots’ . school needs. 1st they’ll be lots higher! Sheets that «ilT give four years of con­ Here’s the last word In Robert Holland. The next meeting Authorized Prigldalre Serv­ tinuous service. • Size before hemming, 81x99 inches. of the camp will be held September OB. C. M. PABKER > Sizes cotton frocks and suits DENTIST ice-man, wltb 10 yraref 2 to 6 for tots beginning their 11 at the home of Mrs. Agnes Mes­ practical experience. sier of Center street Telephone 54 Pratt Street years first schooling. 6-8492 Hartford, Ct. Dentletry that wip pleaee yon, Baby S h o p - 81x99-Inch The Silk City Flute Band will KEM P'S, Inc.| Main Floor, rear. Quality 42x36-Inch hold a meeting at 13 Brainard at a price yon can afford to pay. Place Saturday morning and not Thursday as stated in last night’s Sheets Pillow Cases Pillow Cases Herald. A Special linne Lodge, No. 72, Knights of I PytUas, will hold its regular meet-1 Selling! ing at Orange Hall at 8 o’clock to­ N night. HALES SELF-SLHVL' 79' 25' 17' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grlmason of Cotton West street and children have re­ All Reorders AU Reorders AU Reorders am ed home after spending a few| cs F ? a c e: r \ WiU Be $1.10 WiU Be 29c w m Be 22c days at Andover Lake. A first quality cotton sheet that Cases that will give three to five Size, 42x36 inches. An inexpen­ Mr. and Mrs. James C. Robinson I Frocks will give satisfactory wear. years’ wear. 42x36 inches. sive case that will wear! tA Greenhill street left this morning { for an automobile trip through At HALE’S Domestic Section—^Main Floor, left Maine. On their return to Connec­ The Most Complete ticut Mr. and Mrs. Robiiiscm will vacation at Woodmont until Labor Large, Thirsty Day. Grocery Stock In Town U .45 Miss Beulah Filbig,’ daughter of I Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Filbig of 203 Over 5,000 customere a week—we have to be right!'^ Main street, will leave on Friday “Cannon” Towels / for the Century of Progress Exposi­ FREE! A plgood next Summer, too. Crash Clotjis Not all sizes. Limited as­ Clarence H. Anderson, 'nsurance I Hale’s “Plain Bag” sortm ent 15 agent of 647 Main .itreet, today O c pound filed nomination papers for Asses­ Cotton F’rocks-j^ Small! Lean! Shank- Tea — __ .lb. 25c Large Cannon bath towels of soft, sor. Charles A. Sweet filed papers | Main Floor, center. 59« wooly. absorbent toweling that will less! Orange Pekoe or Formosa for Constable last week. Oolong. All Reorders give years of wear and satisfaction! Will Be 79c Heavy double thread, attractive pas­ International Gay bordered cloths that will tel borders, large size, 20x40 inches. Miislin Side-Hook brighten your breakfast nook or luncheon table. Fringed sides. Salt 2 P k g 8 . (Main Floor, left.) PINEHURST Free-running salt. I • Slips Brassieres 22x44-Inch Hestvy, Large “Cannon" !*!•' SQUASH Burt Olney’s Bath Towels Bath Towels each 3c Ketchup 2 bottles $ J .2 9 5 Q c Face Cloths Large bottle. ■/ FOB PICTINO: Hale’s Morning Luxury i AU Reorders AU Reorders 4 for 27® { Picking Onions, quart 10c. All Reorders 25 ' wm Be $1.49 w m Be 69c 29 Vinegar, gallon 39c. Win Be 10c Each AU Reorders All Reorders Sweet Bed Pei^ters. Coffee 2 u>8. 45 It wIU bo wise to buy New side-hook bras­ S oft. absorbent Turkish face w m Be39c Hot Bed Pei^rs. mended for us by Ohsae A Sanborn. . in a half dozen at the old sieres in the long style cloths. Colored borders. (Main Win Be 50c Large bath towels, 22x44 inches. Sweet or Hot Green Papers. price. F^f muslin tail­ women have been asking Floor, left) ored slips. Built-up shoul­ Snowy white with fast-color Replacement price will be at S{does, 10c. for. Sizes 36 to 46. Bro­ strijM^ borders. Few novelty bor­ least 21c jiigber. 22x44, or 24x48 ders. Sizes <36 to 42. cade and mesh. Oanliflower. Demonstration! Rath’s. Products ders. inches. Color-fast borders. Celery. Pork Sausage...... Muslin-Underwear—Main Floor, rear. Cucumbers...... 2 tins 37c Turkish Towels—Main Floor, left. Preserved Gli^w. Family S tew ...... — ...... can 21c Jars and^ar Tops. Corned Beef Hash.. — ...... 2 tins 37c New Fall Sometiilng new! DeUidous! JAR RINGS 81xl08-inch Cotton Percale I 4 dozen 25c Fresh Fruits and Vegsitables i d Patchwork Dial 4151. 'Green Sunkist P r in ts Quilts Jacquard Spreads Peas, 2 quarts 28c. Fan< 7 YeOow Com. Cueumbert O ran g es Lima Beans. $1.19 Spinach. l e each 2 S c doz. Sound—firm ! Lettuce. All Reorders Purple 2*5* Win Be flffS Kentucky Woader, C r e e n TeHow : AU Reorders*" . Beans. The neatest patterns with $ ______• « ', : lyin Be 29c yard 1.19 scalloped eldee. Full bed eize. P lu m s The last time at |1,19. (Main Pinehurst S q u ash The grandest assortment of colorf^, brij^t Fall patterns Floor, left) SCOTCH HAM 2t doz. 1 5 c (about seventy-one patteme m 2 for Sweet and tasty! all). Mothere will do Cotton AU Reorders well to make school S w m Be $1.59 pound 35c dresses now., before the Dprlce advances. Batting Anticipate FaU needs now BfackereL Cotton Fabrics—Mala Floor, left for they’U be Iota higher Salmon. MALES later when you want one. Large size, 81x108 inebee. Swordfish. 5 0 ' Note the coldra—blue, roee, green. MEALTM MARKET Glazed Warp AU Beordere * Scallops, iMnt 29c WIU Be 790 Make your own comfortables. Spreads—Main Floor, left Chintz Pure, enow-white cotton bat­ RIPE BANANAS W here Manchester FoUcs Prints ting. 72x90 Inches. (Main 4^unds25c Floor, left.) Buy Their MEATS New Fall We win have C m Unbleached Cookies, 2 boxes 25c. A very nice Lemon Cooide at P O U 8H ^ Yd. 17® yd. 28c pound. Cotton Lace Curtains .An Reorders Small Cheese Crackers, lie BOLOGNA An Reorders box. Fresh ritipment for Tlniredkyl W fflB e29c WfflBe29c A good Idea to aatiei* Oranges, dozm 27c. CORNED M te FaU d Datchess A^les, 4 poonds 25c. ilE E F Tender sMoia faak oomed beet PlNEHiniST W .I 4>S1