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Rockport, Maas., Sept IB. — 4 combent 117 Of ^Mary- (A P )—Citizens of this summer TREASVRV ORDERS MORE PAY FOR TIPS teel art colony, given $96,000 by the Government May Extend Public WorksV and Works Prog- BRITISH CALL pr ^ ^ n d *s 149 Nondnafing , J Washington, Sipt. 13.— (A P ) ress Administration, last night f rejected unanimously a resolu- kW 4a f —Since the Supreme Omrt de- Military Role To Entire Votes T() 32 For Lewis. tion to thank those two - federal special me e t clared wire-tapping by law en- agencies, after farmer U. S. A t- forcement officers Illegal, the Repnblic If Necessary Tn t torney Frederick ' H. Tarr as- Treasury has decided to pay more « serted there was "no reason to for, tips on bootlegging opera- . Baltimore, Sept, 13^^-. (AP)_ — OF MINISTERS e give thanks for getting our own tions. a |||k|Mounting returns in Maryland's Preserve Order, T a n b money.!’ The Alcohol Tax unit Inform- 'Q •^^mhotly ■ contested primary Indicated -4« ed its field forces today "S more ’ today a victory of landslide propor- \ liberal policy should be adopted Ocenpy Streets Of Eger, I Second Emergency Session tions for Millard E. 'Tydings in connection with the purchase b< of Information from Inforraens.’’ over David J. Lewis and the opposi- Less Than Ten Ifiles AHACKSBIOW Of Week To Consider Hit* It emphasized, however,' the tion of .President Roosevelt. liberality sl)ouId be confined to n

Unofficial returns, with some Agrainst a background of a sea of swastikas borne by his storm troopers. Chancellor Adolf Hitler “major operations." From ’s Borderi n counties complete gave 'Tydings 'a raises his arm in the Nazi salute at the tenth annual Nazi Party Congress in Numberg. Meantime, ler’sDeliant Speech And lead in units having 117 of the UPON HARMONY uneasy and the rest of the world waited for some definite Hitler pronouncement on whether Ger- d« to state's 149 nominating convention many will seek annexation of Czechoslovakia’s Sudeten region. (Associated Press Radiophoto). votes to 32 for Lewis. The state Unrest In Czechoslovakia. BUIXJCTCN! wi dll nominating convention will ratify OF DEMOCRATS Prague, Sept. I S W A P ) — Sept. 28 the results of the popular PRIMARY HERE T|to Sudeten Gerqian party PM* . mi fc balloting for the Democratlp sena- Ijbhdon. Sept.” IS.'— fA P )~ -^-Thc sentod an nlttmatnai to Rw * torlal nomination. Second 'choices British cabinet was summoned today CzetdKMiovak govermnent at failed to figure in the outcome, the Pre-Conyeotion Cforges And DEWEY MUST SIX KILLED, 13 INJURED to meet at 11 a; m. tomorrow In its IS VERY QUIET 7:30 p. m. tonight (1:88 p. m.. Tydings’ lead being a clear major- e. m. t.) deniandiBg ttmi the second emergency session of the ity. liiartial law and extraordtaaiy Lewis led. in his home county, - Connter-Charges Center week to con.sider the European BEGIN HINES police measorea Imposed en Cumberland, which has seven votes, IN BUS-TRUCK COLLISION crisis, deepened by 'Adolf Hitler’s •UPUNTILNOON Sudeten oommoniUes be re-

and the neighboring western coun- defiant Numberg -apcech and new . voked within six hooni. ties, Washington, seven votes, and On Senatorial And Lieu- ■f; disorders in Czechoslovakia. Garrett, which has four votes. Com- TRIAL AGAIN The summons was Issued by Prague, Sept. 13.— (A P > —Caecli0> lete returns in Baltimore city gave Prime Minister Chamberlain after, Rain Keeps Voters Away tenant - Go?emor Posts. Almost Head-On Impact. On MAINE TURNS Imposed martial law ta ?Tydings 28" votes...... to 14 for- Lewis, he and his key ministers- had pon- dered the text of the speech In eight Sudeten German dlstrleU and who led in the first district 11,409 to 8,294 imd in the sixth district, 8,- Pecora Orders Mistrial On which the Tuehrer demanded the Daring The Opening Pe^ sent tanks Into a key Sudeten town

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Leads By 81,000 Votes Hartford, Sept. IS.— (A P )— Gronnds Prosecutor Had the Sudeten Germans. riod; Only 495 Registered which three persons were klllad. The popular vote, from 726 poll- Governor Cross today was con- ™ "Ml- Ranking Leaders Oonsultod. •> » ing places .out of 1,288, - unofficial, fident that everything will be The prime minister also consult- Military rule was applied to Falka>'

gave: Tydings 109,308; Lewis,', 78,- "pleasant” at the Democratic “Fatally Prejudiced” Jury cles’ Fuel Tanks Burst ASGOPWINS ed the ranking leaders of the oppo- Daring First Three Honrs. naii, Boehmisch-Rermau, Karleivy . 146; and Arthur E. Hungerford, 7.- state convention which opens aition In the House of Commons, a Vary, Elbogen, Eger, Neudeek, "

133. tonight at Easterti Point. . step customary In times of crisis. Pressnltz and Kaaden, an Sudetaa Throughout the night, as election He had no formal pre-conven- ' : Against Political Boss. The first emergency cabinet, meet- Up until 1 o’clock thia afternoon strongholds. officials struggled to tabulate the Bon statements to make, he Oxford, Mass., Sept., 13.— (A P )— All Republican Candidates ing of the week was that of yester- the total number votes polled here results from one of the longest said, bnt he permitted the fol- Six persona were killed and 13 ' day, a few hours before Hitler spoke. A responsible government aourea ..ballots In Maryland history,. Tyd- lowing direct quotation: •New York. Sept. 13.— (A P ) — Be- Refuses Labor Request. at the Republican primary was 495. said the government would sxtead others Injured, several seriously, to- Gain Clear-Cut Victories; martial law to all other Sudetaa ings, placed on the-President’s per- ‘T have no doubt that It wllf cause of a. 14-word question. District Chamberlain announced bis refus- Of this number 1.56 were women. day lyhen a New York-Boston al to call Parliament back into Im- areas and throughout toe entire rs> sonal "purge’', list, watched his lead be a pleasant day tomorrow, In the Democratic primary there slowly grow, and early today he Attorney Thomas E. Dewey must (Greyhound) bus and a truck-trailer mediate., seasion,. aa. had. been- . re- public If necessary to prasem ror* and I hare no doubt that the - Majority In Gubernatorial Were but 86 votes cast. 'def." said: Democrats will, nominate- the begin all over again his attempt to collided almost head-on on a rain- quested by Clement R. Attlee, lead- “ Now that reports. lULVs come in er of th e''L a b o r opposition and A t noon it was estimated that 12 Tanks from a nearby garrlaea right kind of candidates.’’ convict Tammany District Leader swept highway. persons, voting in the Democratic from nearly every cotmty in the James J Hines of selling political Race Approaches 20,000 spokesman 'for all leading. British rumbled through the streets o f EgWr- The Impact was heard a. quarter- labor organizations. primary, hod written In the name of less than ten mOea from the Oermaa state, showing a sweeping 'victory. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS protection to the underworld. I first want to thank the thousands n.ile away by a restaurant proprie- , But the prime minister’s reply to Mrs. John Holden. This means she border, where frensled eelebratioas JdNtlce Ferdinand E. Pecora or- took place following Adolf Hitler’s 'Of nfen and omen in all the com- A last minute outburst of pre-con- tor who notified..state police and a Attlee—one of those who conferred will be nominated for a place on dered a mistrial yesterday on the Portland, Me., Sept. 13.— (A P ) — Numberg speech. The Sudetens In munities of Maryland for their vention charges and counter-charges grounds that the youthful prose- doctor. with him today—took into consider the Democratic ticket for the Board - splendid and outstanding efforts In -The bus overturned and blocked A Roosevelt -administration effort atton the possibility of. momentous of Education. Eger and othe: towns in the border, by their leaders: threatened party cutor by a verbal slip h a d "fa ta lly areas acclaimed yesterday as ‘,‘ihe my behalf. - — prejudiced” the jury against the the highway. Fuel tanks of both to dent Maine Republlcana’ solid decisions making an early parlia- No nomination was made for the J harmony today as Connecticut Dem- Sudetens’ day o f Joy.” "To, the& and the voters who sup- second place on the board when the white-haired political boss. vehicles burst but the ga.sollne did, front failed today as Republican Shops Closed, W ork Abaadoaefi ocrats, holding all of the state’s ma- (Continued iOn Page Two) .time for names to be filed, or with- ported me, I am deeply grateful. TTie decision nullified four ••weeks not catch fl^-e. Shops were closed sad work abaa> That campaign Is behind us. The jor-offices and every Connecticut of exciting testimony by which It took firemen two hours to ex- Governor Lewis O. Barrows and ..drawn, was reached, but the action doned in the Sudeten areas. Cele- voters have spoken, and I am sure seat in Congress, gathered at East- Dewey had sought to prove that tricate the dead and Injured trom three Republican U. S. Representa- Of the voters today In writing in her brations reached their climax In the wo will all close ranks now for the ern Point, <3roton, for the opening Hines had served as political "fixer” the wreckage, pulling them through tives, all of whom had embraced the name assures her of the nomina- raising of a large Swastil^ dliqdsy general election." session of their two-day state con- the shattered windows. tion and will result In a contest in Townsend plan, won clear-cut vic- FRANCE TO KEEP of which ia Ulegal, on the Eger Lewis Had Not Conceded vention. (Oonttnued on Page Two.) tories. the Democratic party at the Octo- hall flagpole. The attacks centered on the bitter Four Of Dead Identified A t that time, the returns repre- Four of the dead w ere. Identified In the first of the 1938 ejections. ber election. Until the tanks came Joyful (3er^ fight for the Senatorial and lieuten- . ^.preaentatlve. Edward J. Murr mans ant'governor nominations. as Albert Roscoe, 45; of • Medford; Barrows, sharp critic >of the Roose-’ — cheered,, paraded..and. sang... (Contlnaed On Page Six) - ARMY PREPARED phy, who -was alone as a candidate Among those Involved in the con- and Margaret Hogan. 65, David' vclt administration, rolled up on the CHINESEREPUISE' basis of unofficial returns a 2i),p(iu- for th^' office, will now have oppo- (Continued pa jPage Six) vention eve verbal blasts were.Sen- Cohen and Mary Sumner, all of ator Augustin; Lonergan, battling Boston. , , ' vote margin over his Democratic sition''. ' There are 12 machines being used for renomination; Congressman Another dead woman, aboqt 40, predecessor, Louis J. Branm the Government Decides Action by the Rdpubjlcans, located on the NAZIS DECLARE Herman P. Kopplemann, one of Lon- NIPPON A m C K S who wore a wedding ring, was un- party’s 'ablest vote-getter. Brann's ergan’s leading opponents fo r the third-term bid was supported by south side of the main floor of the identified at Worcester City hospi- armorj’, while four machines, set SOCIALITE DIES ' honor; Chairman J, Francis Smith National Democratic /Chairman tal. and a man was unidentified at Necessary After Analyz- tip on the north side, are used in of the State Central Committee, and a funeral parlor in nearby Charlton. James A. Fafle.v. 1 ACT PROVOKING Mayor Thomas J. Spellacy of Hart- registering the bem'ocratic vote. fonj. Defenders Foil Repeated At- Henry Brown, 23, of Hanover, de- The Incumbent Republicans In Each party has its usual quota; of OF GAS POISONING Congress, all endorsed by Dr. Fran- ing Hitler’s Latest Speech. Plan Hnrmonlous Session scribed by police as the truck driv- checkers taking down the names of cis E. 'Townsend and his pension The l.lOOix delegates, chosen re- er, Was In crltica! condition at those who vote. In the basement Bitternesn Qyer,.P^ cently Ii) party conclaves, were In- tempts To Break Defenses Worcester City hospital. plan organization, won .easy vic- of the armory are locq,ted the head- tent;'despite the’ turn 'of events, on ' "D lith’t-K now ' What Happened tories. ’’ Paris, -Sept. 13 — -(AP) ' ^ “ -Thc quarters of'the 'RepubHcah 'tvbrlteTs. Theron Dustin, 27, of Melrose, Farley VJsIt Fruitless French government decided today Mother Jay Godd holding a haimonioiK session as Here Is located a battery of tele- velopments In Sudeten they prepared to ^listen to the key- On Both Banks Of Yangtze toIU police, who said he was the bus Representative Clyde H. Smith’s that In view of threats contained in phones and as soon as the names note address that wna to be deliv- driver, that he “did not know what Second District defeat o f F. Harold Adolf Hitler's Numberg speech are checked ea vo.Ung by the ^rit^ Foimd By Her Hnshand ered tonight by Senator Francis T. happened.’’ He also was a Worcester it was. necessary- to keep France’s ers on the main floor they are sent Areas After Hitlnr Speech Maloney. Shanghai. Sept. 13.— (A P )— San- (Couttnued on Page Six.) military piachlne Keyed at wartime to the workers in the basement The selection of_the\state ticket guinary fighting raged along the (Continued On Page Two) pitch. where they are checked off. Aa the ^ On Floor Of fOtebrnt and the candidates'for Senator and entire mld-Chlna front today as (Chi- A fter analyzing the speech In' a number of Republicans who had \ Berlin,. Sept. 13.— (A P )—A Nazi Congresaman-at-large Wilto bring nese troops stubbornly repulsed re- two and a half hour meeting with voted during the first half hour was Spokesman today called the action the convention to a closeXWednes- peated Japanese attempts to break President Albert Lebrun, the cabi-. less than 100' an d. leas than 10 New York, Sept. 13.— (A P )— Mrs. day. ■ ■ . of Czechoslovakia In imposing mar- through .defenses on both bankiT of net decided unanimously.there was Democrats had . madb selection, - The nomination o f Gov. Wubur L. the Yangtze river.. Harold C. Strotz, 49, socially promi- tial lawmn. eight Sudeten - German ROOSEVET LOSES LATE NE\)^S no pozsibiUty now, of easing the there was no rush for the workers communities an “outright provoca- Cross for a fifth consecutiveXtwo- The severest battles were near In the 'bosement. nent .mother o f younjg Jay Gould, year term was assured although the Telan,' Kiuklang-Nanchang railroad military measures which have sent tion.” ■ hundreds of thousands of additional . T l i r e e C o n t e ^ the great grandson of toe famous Nazis generally expressed bitter- chief executive, maintaining a policy point where the Japanese offensive In the Republican primary there he has followed during his eight long has been deadlocked, and at SECOND BATTLE troops into the Magifiot zone, facing railroad builder of the 19th century, ness over developmentd In Sudeten FLASHES4 Germany, in, the past few days. are three, contests. There are 11 areas following last lilght's speech years in office, has been s il^ t about: Fuklnshan hill where the Chinese caridldates for Selectmen and. only died today In iier Park avenue' the future. This state of “ keen vigilance” by Adolf Hitler at Numberg pledg- blocked the Invaders’ advance to-' seven to be nominated. There are apartment of illuminating gae Overshadowing virtually every- ward the vital - Pelplng-Hankow imust be maintained "until after the n g aid to the Sudetens, M A Y DROP W.AR RISKS three candidates for representa- thing else was the Senatorial fight. riUlroad. situation is clarified,” a minister poisoning. '■ Coniriitute Answar „ , Vict(^ Indicated forJyd- London, Sept. 13.— (A P ).n T h e tives. with but tw i to jbe nominated. ,-N They took the position that the. Beckers of Senator' Ixihergah have Bight Japanese-'-ivarshlps Jwm- said after'leAving the meeting. In the lists of candidates for con- Emergency - rescue-crewH,'' called claimed he'Vould receive more than barded fortifications at Matow but' Board of LIpyds," the nndetwritere, clamping on of martial law and the was 'suqimoned today to meet The official Journal published br- stable there are but four places to when .she was found uncopscious l a .. aaid they, warn ings As George Faces Vot- (lera ah it ting Rsar Artmlral,..jaan. th* kft^h«n nHth g-.. fh. , sgate ------• Jlu.'4SJajF ' hte filled/ witlt'/siJK'sr'rtriitg'^ttH»!!"''qfv to tie .AbriaL adjutant to. the chief -of .^le flee.: Charles Crockett, James -tmucing. from 'five .Jete. had 4RM%e4 : ^ gUn dueLwith shore batteries.. j cease'quoting 'War H4ks altog^h'e'r. tlona after the Hitler ■ apeeeh - eewsU- m In^r^ Tomor^,'Already such tpstosnce/ls;. Hmjtod general ..staff ^ of .the. Jia vy. to. com-, Foley, ' Raymond -Robinson' ■ and jtainly.. for more.. than-toqt -Jioura-' to in rar3iiqldaYes.wlio.thiU»ga Ixmergah Reiliaptnre TVenhiilen mapd o f the Mediteminean fleet; tuted ' C ^hoslovttk’a ' “answer to With larg^y to the marine fleid. Sedflck J. Straghaii are the preient save her life. -1"''?' ' Other Chinese dtqpfitchea related Another order declared the stra- .Hitler.’’ has stated he would carry his fight that the Chinese recaptured Wenh- constables. Six Tapks of Oxygen >tised Der Angriff, organ of Propa- tegic stretch of border highway for the nomination to the conven- sten, on the north bank of the Yellow Washington, Sejp.t. 13.— (A P )— BLAMES MOTORIST Among the Democrats S.ix tanks of-oxygen were used in ganda Minister Paul Jbseph Goeb- tion floor. river and 50 miles northeast of | Pre.sldent Roosevelt appeared today New Britain, Sept. IS.— (A P )— hear of "urgent public utility” In the Democratic;' primary only the vain attempts to revive her,' bels. declared, “The cup Is full!" Appeals To Delegates Loyang. j to be "two down and two to g o " In Police Sergeant P. A. .Mr.-\vay sold When she died, a crowd wnps gather- The newspaper Nachtausgabe,''re- Kopplemann appealed directly to The reports said 400 Japanese i his personal campaign against four today he suspected a disgruntled (UDUtlnued On Page Two) (Contlnaed on Page Six.) ed outside the apartment, attracted ferring heatedly to the latest events, by toe concentration o f ambulithceir the convention'delegates In a radio were killed and 20 prisopers and five congressmen whose philosophy he m otorist' whose oar had failed to demanded "Immediate and complete address last- night -In which hb field gims were captured In that has denounced as.tdb conservative. pass the test damaged the eq|ilp- tuid police emergency trucks. freedqm of the Sudetens from their charged that the Democratic engagement, which relieved pressure He lost the first contest two meiit at the State NIotor Vehicles Detective Frank CrimmUia began Czech enemies with completely "bosses’’ In Connecticut, finding by the Invaders on the Lunghal rail- weeks ago In South Carolina when Department lane in this city last an investigation.to makq an official • free opportOnity to decide their own “nothing In my legislative record to road. Senator Smith won Democratic re- nighti Reports of the damage were destiny." Army Develops New Guns determination of the’ manner of attack X X X have fallen .back upon nomlnation. Nbw a similar victory made to police today. The brake death. A sealed note addressed "to a campaign of untruth ana of a p p ^ TREASURY BALANCE. IS indicated for Senator Tydings of alignment and brake machines were Jay” was found in toe apartment. SEE A B S O R ^O N to racial and religious prejudice." Maryland, for whose New Deal op- smashed beyond repair. > To Stop Tank Invasions Young JajTGould was understood Numberg, Sept. 13.— (A P ) — Koppleniann, a Jew, said be had German Nazis looked- beyond Adolf Washington, Sept. 13.— (A P ) — ponent the President' toured the to be in Hollywood. , ' \ been reluctant to speak of the al- TTie position of the Treasury Sep- slate’s eastern shore. GAMES POSTPONED. -hitler’s Numberg address today and leged campaign against him “but Found ^:ln g On Floor saw only one. Inevitable end—the tember 10: Receipts. 528,639,866.o3; i ^ e third man on Mr. Roosevelt’s Major league gannes postponed to- Washington, Sept. 13.-^-(AP) — r,for one-fourth the army anti-tank Mrs. Strotz'was found lying on when they spread their polaon by llsi—Senator George 'o f (leorgia— German absorptlcm of 3,500,000 «^ n d itu res, 321,787,314.31; net day by Inclement weather were as- General Malin Craig, army chief of program. The War department, it the kitchen floor by - her husband, systematic houae-to-hrovements of foreign modela which evolved, the army believes the tank into a. bedroom., the Important Hbuse Rules"(Tornmit-' and Washington at Chicago in the with a promise o f aid when needed would wipe out any enemy tank of- has a recognized'value aa a rallying Mr. and Mrs. .Strotz also msm- tee ' American |,ngue. All games will fensive. by the Sudeten Germans; he left the point for advancing Infantry aad Is talned a home In HoUsrwood •a MARKETS AT A GLANCE.' ' an extremely, high muzz{e velocity, May Form Special Battalloos ■ He did not in speclflc words aay There was not the possibility of New York, SepL IS.— (A P )— it has- an' overwhelming Are power Mrs. Strots was the daughter of arguing that his vistt to Maryland War Department tactical experto Mrs. Hubert Vos o f Newport, B. 1.,, that armed force would be used to Stocks—Weak; late selling hlta at long range. are discussing the possibility of assure tpe right of “ self determina- The Herald will adve telephone reports on the outcome of had swung a t least a few counties, market. - ■. ' General. Craig authorized the and New York City, and the late < for incomplete returns showed Tyd- wdtodrawrtng tank companies from tion" to the Sudetena; but be an- the Republican Primary here from its editorial Bouds— Easy; U. S. governments Army and Navy Register' tb an- the Infantry division and forming Douglas O. Graham. nounced the building of great new ings ahead Od the entire eastern rally. nounce that experiments - have Her first husband. Jay (kmld, a shore. them Into specia] battalions to be fortifications on the Frendi frontier. rooms, 18 Bissell street, starting at 9:30 tonight. Curb—Lower: Indastrial 'leaden reached the point where production ami^ed to larger units. grandson of toe railroad, builder, was Policy Emmciatod . The polls close at 5 o’clock and results will not be ' Clues To- Viewpoln* depreseed. will be^ started soon. Experiments a famous . court tennis player. He Two. of Mr. Roosevelt’s kctlons - The d^>artment program h$s 'in. The chancellor enunciated his Foreign Exchange Nervouns; are continuing,* be added, with a mind nine mediiim tank companies, died » ln January at available before 9:80 p. m. , - . after bU South Carolina candidate sterlliig. franc again decline. amaller weapon powerful enough to October o f tha^ S^Ss oamttng spedfle lost to the veteran “Cotton Ed" 18 light tank companies for toe Na- I Oettmi- jr asy ; HqpldatlaB, pierce tank armor and better for use Ueoal Guard, aad eight DIAL Smith pwovids possibto clues to at ccloM iM quarton. qtetod TWO \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BtANCHESTER, CONN, TDEBDAT, SEPTEMBER 18,19SS ------“T queaUoa, or with any deslra on hla made bar last concession and could part to prejudice this defendant.” yairterdsy, There w #ia\ Indications Hines, bountiful white hatred [LEAVES TO ENTER HOLDEN, GUEST SPEAKER not consider a pleblactte7--avan if EX-STAR’S MOTHER Cartoonaiities By .Paul Aeeto BRinSHCAU ROGERS TO HEAD tha two western powers wanted to RAIN HOLDS UP Manchester they expected tbe centraKEuiropean DEWEY MUST Democratic boea of a populous west CEDARS TO STAGE NEimiAllTY ACT presa for a further compromise. crisis to continue, perbspedbr sev- REP. BACON DIES Harism district, stepped out of thq BEFORE CHURCH GUILD ersl qiontha. \ New York courthouse yesterday to __ Hitler's Pledge Dta^etlng Date- Book SEEKS VINDICATION tbe acclaim of thousands,, who at- SPEOAi Ml SIMMONS COLLEGE - Y.M.CA DRIVE The moat disquieting porUon of WALKS IN PARK Senator Lewis told rsporto BEGIN IflNES NEW BINGO SERIES NOT SAFEGUARD believed Czechoslovakia was o_ tempted to crash a cordon of police Hitler's speech was considered by This Week ' OF HEART ACTACk and grasp bla hugs paw—tbe hanS state . Editor d l RartfoTd the French to. be his pladga to - trial Issue designed by Hitler to Sept 17.—First ot annual series of Taylor Slaying Gan Conceaki termine the probable line-up of thi* of an es-blschsrnlU*' .. .. OF MU Newspaper Td' Make ' Ad- tain their "rights^* for them If the fall danoss at Country dub, -Art imkcm “You did It, Jimmy,’* they yelled, IMim Marion (Nson, Honor dress On "Current Events*'’ Sudeten Germans, asked him to cbjap - Daughter Ateusea In €iv i powers In event" of a general war. ' Names Mrs. E. B. lumau As McKay’s orebsatrA and they yelled again, when Dewey to their aid. Dilicers Of -Nobneg Fofeiti hdde h th l Wookl flate Sait Over Famitare. (CtatUpe*/fraoi Mh :* Oiw.) (Ooatinqed from Pag* Oim)\ Neat Wednesday. Omnlng gkrents Lewis Asserts Inyoldng Pro- Repnbfican C o ^ e s n n i trotted down the shallow courthouse, Naw outburate of vlolanca be- Sept. 31.—Concert at Emanuel ‘ , . t/ steps, but mingled .with the cheers Student At Local High CommaiMler Of H ie Wom- for the mulU-raUUon dollar policy mantar^ sasslon advlaabla la tbsM twaefi the Sudatana and the Czechs Annoimce Fall And Win- Ben Completed Today; Lutheran church, auspices of Dor- Los Angeles, SspL IS;— (AP) — ST. MARY’S SENIOR CLUB were bobs, catcalls and hisses. worda: Theodora Holden of, Glastonbury appeared to tha Praneh as most cas Society., visions Would Not Keep Member Of Prominent ^'lottory raoltot <^>eratod tijr the lat« Trial or tlndlcatlon.' That was ths Caacster, 'Dutch Scbulta. Young ^w ey took.It sil with ^ "I Shan not fall to bear this re- to Continue Studies. will be the guest apaakar at the en’s Gubs Dirision. likely to pfovlde an excuse Tor H it- Oct 6.—"Ladies’ Night" of Scan portain To rarco Aaothcr Trial usual enigmatle amlle, the same quest In mind should cireuautanees first meeting of Canter Church ler to redeem his promise. ter Games; Spe cial Prizes. Oetflde Walks Are Next ,dla Lodge, Order of V a^ at Orange demand today pf Mrs. Charlotte U. S. Oat Of Emropeait War SELEITS ITS OFFICERS It ’» r * » certain, however, . that he a-orer-tkough somewhat wryly— arise- which In the pudgmeat of- my Guild, Wednaaday afternoon a t 3:80. Reports of Sudeten demonstra- baU. Shelby, mother of one-time screen New England Familj. Daitay, amartlBg. under hU most ae- wl)rn JusUcA Psoora .'announced bis colleaguee, end myself m ight tender Miss Marlon Olson, daughter of His subjaet will ba "Currant tions demanding a plebiscite almost star Mary Miles Mlnter. after, an itena rebuff aince be began ht« ca- decision, an^dlsmlaaed the /tiry. It deelrable to reeell Parliament be- BSvanta." A graduate of Trinity JThamas J. Itogara ganaraJ chair- as soon as HItlar finished narking Officers of Nutmsg Totut, T u . Rato today put to an end work Qther daughter, Mrs. Margaret FlU Mr. and Mrs. John 1. Olson Ot 13 Washington. Sept. I's:—(AF) Miss • Irene Walter Elected New York, SepL 13.- rete in racket "buitlng”, would force As a nationally known Aguro with fore the due date.’’ Jackson strsst and an honor studsnt CoUaga, ha has M n state adltor of man of tha 1988 T. U. C. A. drive gave point to the French worries. Cedars of LsbanOn, announced today that would have meant the comple- more, 'accused her in a civil suit of (AP)— another trial. Wbether or not . he a record of more than 70 convictions the Hartford Timas since 103A Ha REPUBUCANS BATTLE Senator Lewis (D-I1I)'asserted today President; -Others Chosen; Rep. Robert Low Bacon, 54^..a Re- Parliament receaaed July M until in ths class of 169SB of Manebsstsr to raise 17,00^ for an axtandad pro- With Hitler's - Implied time /limit that the Forest win eponeor thle tion of the walks in ths Center park concealing the. gun with which Wll 'would aeek a new indictment re- .In racket .cases, Dewey moved Into Nov. I. iq a mambar of tha executive com liam Desmond Taylor,, top-ranking the neutrality aet could not be de- publican congressman sine* 1933 High, left today to snroll as a stud- gram In Manohastar, announces the for finishing border fortifications— fen end wmter a series of "Bingo" and allow for the starting of the To Hold Dog Roest Sept. 22. and member of a family socially sad mained unknown. batUe Aug. 19. It wee believed Chamberlain had ent tja filnimons College in ^ q to n . mlttaa of the Hartford Chapter, "the beginning of winter"—not far walks on the west side of Main motle director, was slain 16 years pended on to keep'4l^ country out In ao' event did It eeem poMlble called tha cabinet to review the Connecticut Marit Syatam organiza- appointment of Mrs. E. B. toman, games that should outdo any’ offe^ IN NEW ENGLAND POU. ago. politically prominant - in New Eng'* ' Moat Daring Proaecutiasi She was accompanied to tbe school 160 Henry street, as commander of away, the French speeded up their street from Myrtle street to the of a European war. land' for generations, died of a that the proaecutor — who on the Newspaper atorlas, magazine ar- .whole ettuatlon In the light of what by bar parents. Her first year will tion and baa bean acUva In promot- Ings m thU particular Une of enter- On the witness stand in the most The first meeting of the fall sea- bfeala of bla courtroom record has th# Women’s Cluba Division. The miUtary preparatlona tam m snt evai Onter.. heart attack last night. tlbles, picturea and radio commen- HItlar said at Numberg and also the ing the merit syatam of civil atrv- 400,000 Troopa In Zoao iment ever attempted here pre- Additional work waa made neces- Boston, Sept 18.—(AP)— While recent lawsuit Involving-berselt-and It ought not to be Invok^ ___ son of St. Mary's G. F. S. Senior boon boomed fay .many Republicans plan for this division of tha cam- viously. The gagamte win be held In her mqUici’. Mrs. Fillmore yesterday Bacon wad stricken in an automo- tatora hqd sat tha soaae'snb turned subsequent disorders In. Czechoslo- Ica. His hobby is yachting, and for Additional troops were reported sary in the park by the declsie«i- to Democrats all but atejiped aside la of such a conflict, added Lewis, . was recently held at the home Tor the gubernatorial ndminatlon al- vakia. asvaral years hs taught tha sclanoa paign la: to organlsa flva teams of the .Masonic 'tomple banquet b*u descrihi^ how her mother was “aw- member of the Senate Foreign Re bile 08'he was retuThlng home with though be himself never has tald he the whol^natlon’s attention to the from Strasbourg to have awelled to tear up a considerable amount of tbe voting, Republicans today Florence Madden, with Miss trial. D ew^s most daring prosecu- The ministers also were expected of navigation in the Hartford Power Tables for play trill accommodate walk that was laid near the north- fully worried" In 1929 and declared CCORCE ■Is A WHIOHTM A latlons Committee. « hla wife to Old Weatbury, Long Is- would accept—could re-try HIne.s 400,000 the number of defenders in 600 perions, it was stated. waged an unbroken eerlea of con- "She (Mrs. Shelby) told me many, L. ^ --- V Alice N^l-'OS co-hostess. The usual land, after delivering a speech her* tion. . \ , to consider what further avenues Squadron, a yachting association for the Maginot sone of French frontier west comer of the pork. The sec- He contended the penalty pro- devotional setVlqe was followed by before the party’s state convention for negotiation over the vexed Sude- Special Awards. tests—some fiercely Jought—for all many times that she wonted to be at the Women's National Republi- at ffamtoga Springs on Sept. SS and "Ua will be'fba next governor— the purpose of teaching: boatman fortifloatlbnsi - ...... — ___ tton of walk, tnat would, have, con- visions 'of the law wd|Qd qpt .oper work there.. Thle would have made Senator Ernest W. Gibson sought once demanded that the distriet/ht- CRAOUATED FROM (The neutrality act requires the a dog roaat at the home of Mrs. Deal strongly. kia might be organized as a prelude The first playing of the naw sea% John Turner, Hackmatack street on inks ' mar' asaistant diattirt attorney. ■ia^er reemphasized It after the to '.’the rescue" of the Sudeten Ger- .that truckloads of - such .goods A^t possible to start the work on the Republican rehomination with only tomey either firing her to trial or CONN. QUSINE^ COLLKIC (8M President to ' prohibit shipments of ‘ Comparing President RoesevalYs ■ Questioning Boston on the testimony mnltrlM was ordered. son will take place at the Tetnplf street aide of the park tomor- the lightest of campaigns. llcate her pf any complicity, ' MANAGER SAVINGS DEPT munitions to belligerents If be de- Wednesday evening, September '22. so-called "purge” to tbe “liqutda. - lvea by William Fellows Morgan, mans by Hitler. caught just at frontier customs a week from this Thursday, Sept S Plans were discussed for a-food Revanphaalzes Politloal Phase Ordered To Send Report posts were turned back. or later In the afternoon today. In' New Hampshire, however, steps were taken to comply with *4 foreign exchange of termines thst a state of war exlcte.) Uons” of Soviet , he decliBrad:

parous BM^COTSTER E ^ N IN C B ^ C T O CONN^ TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,1988 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BCANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, SEPTEMiBER 18,1988

WRECKED TRIAL 'neiAbie candidate. Opportunity, If he It nominated, will be. double- y MAKES ARRANGEMENTS flMsttag ot IttUe kiMlMa Whatever may havp. beea In the SCHOOL BUDGET BEETHOVEN GLEE CLUB spring ta Washtagton. knocking at the Republican partys Health and Diet SMALL BUSINESS SHOWS WATER DEPT. b He aaM th en would be *7 Ittm liq i V m O k hack at the mind at Justice Ferdi- door. HOMO ECONOMICUS Washington Daybook nand Pecora when ha declared . a FOR FIELD DAY EVENTS SECURES NEW MEMBERS nouncement of the number o f r PUBU8Hai>.BS THB Advice NOT YET READY! nsMinen affUlatad, “Umb w > ’ ■UTJ) PiUNTINO OOMPAMT, INC. mistrial In ths Hines case in New By James ,JL O'Leary PLANS CONCERT DRAFTS PROGRAM win know how big a chib w o t.., ^ DK. n tA M E MeOOT By DE. 1^ 8. BOWE ^tion, and codification o f internation- AT HIGH EFFICIENCY U Bt(MU: atrMt York yesterday, one thing may he UNCONVINCING Director Oensral et the C. W. Eltoo, P ittsb u rg leadorr lUaakMtar, Ooao, AfANCHEHTiail, THE INDUHTRlAt, PATERNAUSM al law—to name a few. , , [To Be HeI4 On Oct. 8; Indus- Local Male Chorua Starta Its redlctad 3JKM) repraaent TBOMA* PBROtnSON taken tor...granted-^uatlee Pacoxa- - ...... ^^------Anm ieaa Uatoa. Odd. how often 11' iriuisplres, EHlnniiAn8M Moot Important was 'ihe Buenoa tries To Sponsor Affair ; Ten- Sla nation's 10,000 small OcaanU HaBacar Courted and win aulTer a tremeU' Alree gathering in Deoembei', IMO. 13ih Season With Rehearsal 9*wm*U OeUbar 1. IMI The blstory,of the town of Man- Figures Not Final; Pofice would attend. when a gove^m ent‘department de- to consider ways of strengthehing Parker Cites Figures Pro?- tative Proffram Announced. three New York Artists Se> And Social Hour. ' President Predicts ReiMihi- dous k>M of prestige In a commu chester Is the history of the Cheney of an expansion of the equipment As we study the different dls- U ^ H w S m S w re*^ ? Uie’^ b S t o ^ r f BOARD EXTENDS Tbe Association board PuMiahad Baarrn BTaalnaETaalnc Baeapt cision is malie. public presumably the peace machinery. Out off it urged the government to ”• BaadA:kpa aad aHoltdara ■ Batarad at tha .liity where he has enjoyed a vecy family. Perhaps It would bs mors needed to supply ths mills. A t an eases It Is not long before we dto- ewy Itov^^t te N through Uie usual authentic oban^ early date Cheneys were faced with cover that they may be classlfled S o ^ America. rth and grew the principle of jointJc responsi- Board Adfised To Let Last night - the industrial repre- cured By The Emanuel ties on all European gover foti ptOm at Maaaliaatar,,OatUL, aa high reputation for courage as well appropriate to' say that Manches- bility o f all American governments ing Plant Operates At SO Several new members were added tion Against Goyemment Claat Hall Uattar. Ijels, and the decision forthwith ter's history Is Inextricably inter- the dimculty of h d u s ^ their rapid- d c c o r i^ to tvpee. Moreover, we That principle was confirmed I 8 sentatives met at the M. C. A. that the United StatM wfll taka i aa.Integrity over a Jong "term of tor the maintenance of peace In the BDDGETPARING to discuss plans for the field day to to the foster of the Beethoven Glee part ta their (war) madness" : •OBSCIUPTION :RATEa elicits a wide and severe storm of woven with the etory o< the .“ rise •**** they IAnd th S a patient ^ a predispo- few w M m ago when Bolivia aad Western Hemisphere. Voters Decide On Radio. years. rMpottded to tbia preaslng needj^tlaB or leaalng toward tee of Paraguay, decided to submit their ,/Per Cent Below Ayerage be held on'October 8. The field day Lutheran Church Group. club as the local male chorus Meddling.' > LitUs business, ss dstaisd b> Oaa Taar bp UaU public criticism, that the depart- and fall" of the Cheney SUk Com- With these International ■ con- M r K oaa br KMI ..f .*• A t the very, best that can be said with smreral boarding bousaa and | typ ** This kind of predlsposl-1 Charo w ir to arbitration, after Is a mid-financial campaign activity launched Its 13th season at the Aesoclstlon, Is s -firm which pany In the eyes of - the average claves ot American _ governments for the community. * ploys not more than 800 by *vv. *••• .dd' ment Issues an announcement that Manchester dUzen thie town’s his- on the tMseaaa is eaiqcehtury of'lnUrm itteni fighting. Emanuel Lutheran " church last taar“ ...... If.M for his decision griuiUng the de- has grdwn th« Pan American Union, In Stat^ Reduce Costa. Reduces Rec F ig u re Drops .An expected discussion on These induatrial and mercantile Next Wednesday evening, Sept. and is cspttalissd at less tiuqi It never nuule any such decision, let tory Is the usual '.one. typical of West aide 6f the town. Nor were I diathesis. 1 131111 the eteferteee' method of as a permanent headquarters for night Rehearsals were begun im Pittsburgh. Sept. 13 — (A P ) — fense motion for a mistrial, that dc they harsh landlords, but on t h e Thus we bare tbe tubercular dla- eettling intematldnal disputes tri- Board of Education budget failed to representatives decided to apoi 000,000. MIMBBB OP THE AMOCIATBD alone releasing it to tbe public. New England textile' towns. To an' Intor-AsMflcan affairs. 21, the Dorcas Society o f the Eman-« mediately for the suinual . concert Self-styled "minute men In business PRBM clslon was the result of splitting le- contrary rsnu were low and evlc- taffleatas a' spedal umphed again t e this site o f the materialise last night when members some events such aa a softball tour- Matthew WoU, viea prnstilsbt „ Tha Aaaailatad Praaa la aaoluaiValr The formula seems to have been outside observer, however,' especially From. Ita sta rt. aa a cotomeratB| Charity Item To $100,000 nament, horse ahoe pitching tourna- uel Lutheran church will present a which the Beethovens wtH present ta suits!’ jn e t today in their first an galistic hairs Into ths finest of pos- Uona scarea. Through thalr apon- ^ " “ 5^ t o w d the derelopmeht AUantIc. , Bran now tha famUy of . ^ Masehester’a municipal Water ahd ot the school board, appearing at toe American Federation of Labocf^' aetltlad to tha aaa at. rapablleatloa one versed iii lator economics, Man- burBau U haa broadensd Ita actlvl- ment and base circling. concert In the church , auditorium November. nual convention to draft a tcn-polnt Is listed as a speaker at Thursdsii^ . ad all aawa dlapatebaa efadltad to It followed pretty closely In the oaae sorshlp of bufldlng aad loan eaiotjla-|2![,,iH?*'fl‘f®5**; the catarrhal dla- American governments is prepar- sewrir department operates at only slbls dtvtalona. It can almost cer- chester Is, most unique in that It tlea to ksep up with infamational budget meeUng o f the Board of Se The following representatives with three ai!^lats from the Arvid Following' the rehearsal under the "rescue" program. session of toe four day meeting. -ar aat othanrtaa araditad la ihta of the Department o f Justice and takes ItA place with such commu- tlons their employees were e n co u r-l2 S ? ', ** the ing for another la the long line of developments until it npw handles 16.2 pe|«ent of Its operating Income, After Reconsideration. direction of Robert dfnox CJhapman, paaar aad alao tha leeal natra pab* talnly be said that If all criminal aged to Build their own homes, ****, ••• he la likely I pan American oonferances, this one lectmen, noted that they have not were present; Bon Ami Co., Harry Satouelson Studios o f H ew York Dewitt M. Emery, .president of Uthad haralB. the announcement that iriiiu l drop- nities as Puilman, Dennison end the agendas of the general Pan It was announced last night by yet submitted for final consideration , Davis; Cheney Bros., Dave Kerr; a social hour was held. Rev.- J the National Small Business men's , All /rtabta od rapabllcatlpaa. at ''trials were conducted with such One o f the moet benevolent acts ^ catorrli^ dls- to be held In Uraa,-Peru, early in American conferences and o f soma .City. Mr. Samuelson, a fine concert Kuart. Neill, pastor of St. M ary'* '^oose riding is a thrilling sport ped-the Investigation o f the charges Hershey as an outstanding example Watar Department Superintendent of the Joint School Board, any estl- t-®®® Brothers, Monroe Morris; Car- pianist, wtU be assisted by Miss Aaaociatlon, predicted toe group in Canada. - In order to qu u Q T dpbeial dlapatebaa barala ara alao ra- metlciiloua weighing o f microscopic of the Chaney family woa to supply 2,. f ^ m e t l c ^ a t t e - December, ot tbe special gatherings. Continuing its task o f paring re- church spoke on his interest ta mu- of Industrial paternalism. We who • • • Fred H. Parker, appearing before mate of the year's expenses on which lyle-Johnson, Herbert Tenney: Morl- would adopt a resolution demanding as a'moosa rider, a contestant against Mayor Frank Hague o f Jer- the townspeople with an excellent recort helps ex- quested appropriations to tbe low- sic. Rev. K. E. Erickson, pastor of tecbnicaliUea aa the ,one vVblch ruin- are m<»t familiar with tbe history the Board of Selectmen to explain a town meeting can pass. I ®>'ty Brothers, Lee Frachia, Pete the end of "government meddling leap from his esnoe to tbs salmaCk . Pall aarrtaa altaat af K. B. A. Barr, sey City that he has suppressed the edueauonal eyatem. The Cheneys S o w «> « « For P eace Aaaooiattea. est level consistent with efficient de- and Tony Dubaldo; GIbbie's Lunch, Emanueirwas also a speiker. ed Mr. Deweys ease against Hines, and development of the ^oWn are the water department's budgetary ‘There Is no school budget before and experimentation.” back, and remain mounted •a lae. . ware great bsuevars In the adequate m a S S ^ l e ^ n g toward rheu- Amarican fft e t dasplte the war Already tbe goveming board Of partmental operations, the Board of Mr Gibson...... ■------... — no criminal could ever ba eonvletcd right of free speech and other d vil surprisingly tha Isast apprada- ____ clatter elsewhere In the world. It requests for this year. And not only the Board of Selectmen”, stated / The program waa subject to re- enough to have his ph the Union has drafted tha program Selectmen, meeting lost night fixed This community field day is cre- vision but other resolutions demand- Mambar Amarleaa Nawtpapar Pab. liberties In New JeVsey. tlve of the outstanding position who suffer from does It appear that the operating Howell Cheney, chairman of the taken. - fdlahara AaaaalatloB. of anything provided he was defend- their children, and ovef a'period o f l l u m ^ "iiIlh r iS " »'S S r * '“ ‘’** C*nt«»T <« for the coming Peru oonfereneev a tentative recreation budget of school, board. "Our figures compiled ating'considerable interest and It la ing "sound money.” a balanced na- Manchester holds In the growth of after consultation with the govera- coet is low of, Itself, but compari- ed by an alert lawyer well trained Several days aftor^ thls announce- early In the summer were only esti- hoped that a large attendance will BRIDGEPORT WOMAN tional budget and the losentng of PabUahara Rapraaantatlraa: Tha the American social and economic A little more than a century ago menta which will attend. $18,000, thus providing a reduction ment was made Aftorney-Oeiiarai *y**®^* j® tj** state. !whose muselea.get unduly sore af- son made with IS other Connecticut mates, and cannof be used as a basis result. Congress from "toe President's dailha^tbawa Biwalal Araaay—Naw- In the a ^ of defeating justice. organization. . In IfiSfi. fitmon Bolivar, the Great The program wlU cover acteOmle of over $1,900 from last year’s ac- Tark, CblaaBo, Oatralt aad Boataa. ^lldlngs, toachers and school sup-1 ter heavy exerSse. belong ta community that has been every field o f community Ufe the patient is usually extremely toxic. equipment and replacements. In Board must be held In order tbkt the : Bridgeport, Sept. 13.— (A P ) six. foot six height gained him the rived after the meeting adjourned cooperation and moral diaarmamteL percent of their average Income— a Afternoon program Industrial Tha BaraM Prlatlaa Coaipaay laA, vestigation, or that any such action fostered by an ' industrial concern. Cheney influence was extended. Infection from any source will addition to the fixing of tbe recrea- body may pass on a budget, and that Mrs. Samuel' P. Senior, Jr., 33, of tlUe of toe "lafgeat little business aaaaana no dnanelal raapoaalblltty he should be, there Is at leaat a fair several American representa- Alao likely to attract attention la , condition that brings to note tbe ef- and church open events champion- Even the majority of tbe town’s en an acute crlsla of tives got together In time for a tion figure, which it U conoldered when this budget Is approved. It can 1084 Park, avenue, wife of the per- man in America," founded toe group far ^paarapbloal arrora aapaarlaB la degree, of probability that Mr, had been reported by the depart- Conveying a feiidallsUc Impresnion the prbpoeal of tbe govemmenta of flclency of the local .department, ships; special two running mils aBTartlaamaata la tha Hanehaatar churches afia deeply Indebted to chronic toxemia, and the patlen little friendly discusaion. will allow uncurtailed athletic pror then properly go to ,the Selectmen sonnel raanueP of the Raybeetos- last November by conducting a cor- ment. "industrial paternalism” is used to Colombia and the Dominican Rs. HkA which la working on an amount ap- events and town tennis champion- BaaalBB BaraM. Dewey will be compelled to aban- present to us the picture of a com- them for financial aid In. their es-U®en complains of aome form o f. „By 1889 the First Pan American grams, the Board reversed a previ- for their consideration. Manhattan-Company, and daughter- respondence membership campaign “A-Z” .Since the original statement was public for the creation of an ^V proxim ately only one half o f that ship tournament Other events will designed to achieve unified action don the case against the Tammany munity ruled over by a kind, benev- tabllshment. In the field o f town [ tbeumatlsm. Even exposure to cold in feren ce met in Washington D ous tentative decision In regard to As the time Is growing short, in-law of toe head of the B ridge^rt etatlott o f American nations wll l^expended toother places. waa agreed that a meeting of the I ^ added aerardlng to the Interest among small business against "dis- made by the Associated Press and government, one or'tw o of the C h e - r j f ’*'** may precipiute c \ It went so far os toM tabllsh 7 the charity budget amount Hydra'ullc Company, narrowly TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS leader, since It seems altogether un- olent and fatherly Industrial mas- Increased power to preserve th; Kldne Increased - . criminatory" , legislation and to since the A. P. 'Washington corre- ney brothers always occupied guld- g commercial bureau to foster trade Joint School Board tor the*'drawing caped death from carbon monoxide likely that it would be possible to ter. Such a town Is one In which pea.ee of the Western Hemisphere. This extremely favorable, record A fter reconsidering, the employ- achieve unified action among small TABLETS Ipg places on the Board o f Select- Th« rheumatic toxemia la not relations betwaan the American re- One of the criticlama’ leveled at ment and business outlook aa It at~ fumes Ip the garage'at her home spondents never do any guesting, the majority of the population Is the was cited last night by Parker as this S a t '? ‘i m •’to bustaeoaes against "discrimtnaton'” (SnoosNor to Asmarti) again build up the mass of evidence "fam ily" Of the Industrial overloard, men. Countless more examples could conquered - easily and appears to publics. r'-- iy ./ 1 the conferences and at the Pan fects local affairs; the Board agreed early today. I OFF THE PINNACLE but Invariably receive their depart- be presented. If the writer only had •** hardest to eliminate of any ' * • • / an evidence Of the savings and econ- legislation and to achieve recoiml- A aV \ B A N T B B li BELRET so palnsUktngly gathered together and as bis family they look to him American Union itself la the lack to make the charity budget $100,- o?^ecS^whlte”haf A ^^giya demonKlon. of She was -..found slumped In toe Uoh.'/ ^ f!lpr BODM rraaon wblch In ratro' ment news from authoritative time aad apace, to show conclusive-j soils m which disease de-1 Covers Many fields,, of enforcement weapons like the omy which have been practiced .'In at such heavy cost of time and the for guidance and sJd ip every phase 000 as It was last year, instead of r s m':"‘ '?ht’^oard*of | v » H°us activities. front seat of-her husband'a car In Emery disclaimed his association ly that Manchester owes a.vast debt Once this toll has been pre- Stoce that meetlnjg half a century sanctiona which, can ba tovoked Iqr the running of the municipal d6- BpBdt It IB M t a a ^ tio explain, hun' county amonay, spokesmen, Mr. Cummings Is put- of life. Moreover, It Is the duty of $125,000 approved last week. Ac- Selectmen has Indicated that it la In the closed garage at 7 a. m., by was an “outgrowth" of a tumultous Ask Your bragfist to the Cheney family. ■ pared, an infection o f the tonsils, I ago seven., Pa n , American confer- the League of Nations. -partment In a listing of facts con- 'dreda of mlUlona of people 'bU over ting a pretty heavy drain op ths the overlord to provide for his fam- tual expenditure last year for relief favor o f a budget of $355,000 or less Oscar R. Plumb, a neighbor, who Mr, Dewey, In the course of cross- • ------the sinuses, or of the teeth may cnees b a ve'd i^ t with an tncrcasinjg The Union of course la largely ceriiing the department, Parker was $136,640. credulity of the public.. ily, In exchange for which he ex- stated, “Five yean ago the town for edubaUon, as opposed to the "ea IPOUSH PRESIDENT arrived to get his aUto. the world on the words of examination, asked a question the Thus far the writer has presented ®®®r? variety of Bubjects like commerce an administrative body without po- !. As the tentative list of budgets pects the deepest loyalty. purchased tbe water and sewer- de tlmate" Of the school board sub- Unconscious, she was removed to A d ^ Hitler yesterday In dire « Impropriety of which It took the Perhaps the inevitable linking up Manchester grew up around the a glowing picture of the patemahs- r ” „ i “ ***■*?' flnance; \communIcatlona and litical functions or opinlona. 'The now stands; the following figures tic atUtudeattitude the OienevaCheneys adopted!#aHnnt.,41 “ •* ifue that the removal of any tranaportatlon;tranaporUUon; mtellectualIntellectual and cul- partments for $1,150,000 In promises mitted to the Joint School Board A fvld Saamelsoa .Bridgsport hospital - ta . ths city pectanejr that before, he whs dpne of the Hague charges with the fact Cheney family. From a humble be- conferences, on the other han4 prevail; charlUes $100,000; high- early I this atunmer, wblch calls for DISSOLVES PARLIAMENT judge many hours o f reseatxh to lie- toward Manchester. In many re- ,1 ‘ “ ‘ f * " * * w ill often appear to tural relation e^bs^b lte health and ko-ko: to pay. ambulance where she Was later re- ginning with their fli^t silk mtli In bdve shown that'they can settle dis- way $SO,0(M); anew removal $5,000; $861,600. Mildred Norseen, soprano, and Miss with hie Nuremberg aprech he tcrmlne. No Answer was made to that Hague la a Democratic nation-, spects, however. It must be admitted . * A*!®!* ^fT****.®? T.**^™** I welfare; arbitration, condUa- putes ^thou t the threat of force. "Today, through co-operation of vived. Oliver H. BarUne, superin- the "old huckleberry lot” on Char- tism for a short time, but It takes oiling $3,500; eemeterlea $9,0 *7■ — :^ to------9:00 P. M. with the growth of the Industry ths One of the moet adverse effects of ance of the aehea and pains which spectacular in poUtica—a A relatively, taine campaign was $8,000; federal relief $33,600; recre- as toe JuUlard School o f New Ycn-k Naailsm and uttered dark hints ly restrained In the preea of; this Fair will be ready on schedule In the Cheney regime, In the light-of he, calls rheumatism or arthritis. portM shooting from ambush drew co-ordinated plan for controlling put before the voters the question of ties opposing the government of protested today to Constantin siue- Cheney people aet out to make their m ged in'the Fourth district wbem ation $18,000; old age tax $31,200; Premier Felician Skaldkowski. They City. Miss Norseen, a lyric soprano. about going to the rescue of the, country. " So that when the New ! niorith of April In 1939. experience, seems to have been the The source from which all rheu- t*®* of three Congrea- teypLcal and flnancial commitments the $6,500 additional‘for radio. tanln, Soviet charge d’affalree; employees completely satisfied with Rhp.' T. Overton Brooks waa chal- water department $60,000; aoning In commenting. Commissioner charged It favored the government. Is a faculty member of a Brook- Reiristrations Taken for Ballroom Classes To Open Soon. A wealth of progresa' has been feeling of complete . dependence It matic troublex-apring wih generally con testa, while South Caro- through present or other specidl against what were termed four -Btidetea Germans, there can Be York Times this morning, at the made out In Flushing Meadowa. their community life as well aa their lenged by J. Frank Colbert o f Min- commission $250; and purchase o f It provides that voters ballot on can' lyn Conservatory and Is often spte cases o f bordei^ violation. ' cultivated to the hearts of the be found to a cerUto definite kind wound up in more sedate faoh- den.', statutes.” To effect this safeguard- James H. Johnston noted that he ^ 1 Types of Dandng Taught. \ Classes for Adults. scant doubt that his roving eye took cloae of a definitely critical editori- And the streamlined sites stretch Jobe. In other worda, the Cheneys the Four Acres tract $16,000. believes the radio is ■ much needed, didatea chosen by electoral bodies en of aa toe modern Jenny Und. It The protest said Soviet Russlana townspeople. With the coming of of self-polsontog. Thta state Is gen- ton a run-off primary Involving the The Nets' Deal was n<5t an Issue In ing o f the department. It has been In the Western sky under which he al, Bays, "Justice Pecora has made a out across the erstwhile swamp In were not content to risk the gov- Some remaining ttema will be and stated that It Is important chosen by toe government. Is said that she Is particularly adept had crossed tbe boundary between the depreesion In 1939 and the sub- eratedby wrong taablU o f living fiovemorah^i and threa Oongrea- any ctetest. BUggpsted that a .Water Cktmmls- ta .the taterpretatioa of songs from Private l^sro By Ap^ntm oi^...... knew fun well Frande wraii prepaid a groat .jig-saw pattern. Even at ernment as well as the Improvement afid when these habits are persiat- ®tonaI aeat^ taken up at tbe Friday meeting of enough to receive support, e v e n -If Ruestan and - Japanese portions of profound mistake'of judgment," tpe this distant date from opening night, sequent collapse of the Cheney Silk Topping South Carbllna’B list was slon be set up, which would control the North. of the town to the iniatlve of tbe ent: then the patient will find Itf James H-'MOrrlson, 39-year-old the departmental activities, and un- the Board, and a .final review o f tbe the expense would necessitate added Sakhalin Island on Aug. 13; 33, 38 Telephone: Studio 4891 to strtki^—at the first false word. signifl’cance of that comment runs Jhe Fair Grounds are spectacular to Company tbe towm’s citizens were the pibarnatortal test between Bur- taxation. "1 think that economy Is Mrs. K, E.. Erickson Is chairman Hibine 6066. "mlllfolk." Instead, Cheney Broth- extremely difficult to cure his rheu-1 Hammond attorney opposing Rep. foregoing tentative figures wlU be NEWSPAPERS HOPE and 34 "with dsllberate Intent to \ far beyond Ihe usual effect of such the eye. rudely awakened to the reality that net R. Maybank, Charleston mayor, der which water departments funds all right”, he said, "but If you have ta charge of this concert and la HlUsr stalled. And It is an odds- ers took complete responsibility In matism and make It stay cured. J. K. Griffith In tbe Sixth district to made to bring them to final state. aggravate Russian-Japaneae rela- Floating-entrepreneurs with gar- Cheneya would not alwaya take care and Mjm(lham M. Manning, of Sum- could be maintained separate from a necessary expense, lay toe tax to being assisted by Miss Margaret tions and Invite dispute.” on bet that he stalled because he words. guaranteeing that the town's de- The patient suffering from rheu- eastern Louisiana arrived In New ter. ‘ > '• other town sums, this doing away However, cbs[^es may possibly be ish ideas for Fair exhibits have been velopment kept pace with the of everything. A t the present It made right; up to tbe data of the cover toe cost. In toe post we have PEACE WILL CONTINUE Leander, Miss Ebba Aqderson, Mias Was, for all his theater belllcoelty, Hcarcd ofT Ijy the prim pollolca of appears perfectly clear that the inatisin tn 4ny form nliiat taHa the I Orleana early Saturday with a bul- Maybank^polled 117,900 votes In with tha poaslbUity of a "raid" on Eleanor Casperson, Mias Ann John growth of the allk Industry.. Noth- town meeting at which the figures had too much experience with low s: Beau Brummel Whalen and hU co- town is DOW on Its own, and we word E U M IN A -nO N and Impress] let wound to his .left arm which be the first prim ^^ while Manning re- water department Income for the son, I Miss jj^ther M. Johnson- and frightened. O. P. OPPORTITNITY ing was top good- for the Indiistry, will be introduced with recommen- tax rates, which were proppecl up Budapest, . Sept. IS— axoouuves. No Sally Rands will must develop a spirit of Independ- that word so upon the c

fin en the Board of BeiaetmsB. Ap- • SERIAL STORY LAN D SLIDE SEEM S proximately 60 per cent of about £E ATHNDANCE ATTACKS BLOW 13,000 voters east eksi ballots.b ABOUT TOWN iFOllR DAYS SALE \ Comments of Editors GRANDSTAND FEATURES PROVIDE VARIETY Imc r aE SURPRISES Political leaders watched the re- DAILY RADIO PR< TO D ECER TAINn sults for any ladleationa that could The Ladlee’ Aid society of the PHOTO FINISH ba traced to tM light between fac- AT FLOWER EXHIBIT North Methodist church .will hava COMES TO AN END , 'On Maryland Prim ary B Y C H A R L E S B. P A R M E R TUI60AV, SIFT IM B IR IS (Central tda Basten Staau.: FO R SEN . TYD ING S UPON HARMONY tions beaded by Sattl and State a get-together meeting tomorrow BYQUimNGRACE .UM> Senathr William C. Fox. - Ths Fox afternoon at 3 o'clock at tM home (lu ttn f «• Standard fiMo—OovKsM riiiM ana hoar latari. group succeeded In electing both of of the president, Mrs. C. I. Belch. By ASSOeiATBD PRESS OAST or CRARAOTBBS ''ffr- i (Ctetfraed from Pago One.) OF DEMOCRATS Its Csadidatss whlls the Rstti fac- 'Plshs win be made for the seaaon'a gls one thing, In the eyes of thd totuf U N D A GORDON — heroine. She Mtng a Mt ashamed. 1 to jt a b e r i A id G netb O f Lo- Editorial commant en tM Mary- tion elected only one on the city activities, and the members are In- AR Of Lots Expected To Bo of Maryland, and a radical ' ve up Manhattan to return to work." jAcdon Leayes Senatorial MIOWSST — fraibe wtai vWw seated 489 of the 471 precincts In (ContiaMd tnm Page Om ) council in wMt waa regarded as a vited to tell of vacation experiences. land primary rasulta follow; to subserviency to,tha White H orn r Blue Grass. Re got up, took the preefa from ■ASIC » is*t> tragi iraasL wtie Baltimore city and ohly 138 of the test. Mra. P. C. McLagsn will ssatat the New Britain Herald: la something else.” her. "Got to go— correct these di Chb Meet At Center Dispoied Of Before The Again tha New Deal suffered the KBRUCE RADFORD—newspaper- Ir 817 In the counties, and Lewis con- I have become, perauaded to apeak No Opposition Expected hoatees, and all ladles of ths,church Lot Angelas Timas (tU v men,' He would give up anything tonight. Map out another one. Be Field T o G eorge, Cam p ceded nothing. ^ out plainly." Other Democratic Incumbents will be welcome. . * purge it would have Inflicted upon ^‘Apparently li not seeing you.’^ he smiled—and was MSuAtsini hte k «i: SeuWii' ,, bo» tana uibe kzmb kr^kSe ' its foes . . . The Prealdential pres- for sale at any pi wm« v*Mb erjaz Vpr* Ckrdh-Tlie Winners. While the trend was for 'Tydlngs Lonergan wds charged by Koppie- seeking renomlnstlon — Congraas- the final UNCLE SANDY—bo rw out toa doer without another Os.nl . Ke e l . Books Are Closed. tige descends a bit mere. He was fesult la as now ln( It-wlU go kfi ksw sozM idic zpe xsa in four of ths' Baltimore’s six d l» mann with being a "false Dgmocrat” man-at-La^s William M. Citron' of Msneheatar Assembly, No, 15, Or- would give op anything, too, word. Linda stood still a moment. And Talmadge In Georgia. OPTlONAt STATION who "voted with tM Republicans der of Rainbow, at-lts meeting-last defeated aq. well as Lewis. to show tM t she beUevea that Heard his footeteps ,die out. A terUASsMbUr ea either I tricts and also In the Elastem Shore Middletown, State Treasurer Guy Bridgeport Tlmes-Star (Ind.- Senators would n good horse. t SiOSr^S Ttwraaraaa i end southern MaSylshd counties against the New .Deal at leaat 40 nlght'ln tbe etaaonic Temple, elact- more catch came In her throat— ' ‘ ’tonfi wbee wool, wfea »lw xabei Xsjir Xtes My»-.a Kembcn aad jftw U i f th* Mm>' Holt, .Comptroller Charles C. 8warts er her and tell her lioW Ymievdayi Linda Imya full la- lifted to natlonai'slghlflcanee when xiun wlec XI Mtee miae xs've fcther taet night In the cbepel ot Uhed expressing confldsncs "ot my ears, for B. J. Holl, developer of the terast In tbe Pompey oolt and again. began pounding the keys. / veni'liyeo «[ atm was the matter of convention any. Bemica WilsonHope, Miss Mildred but has some vision of a future vic- to vote; thpt, In a word, aha Is still President - Roosevelt Intervened In Xf4m ksba __ s.s«d^ K ,.V T :.a'2; 5rii__ Center church houae. The ennual votes to be considered, for tbe.noml- nomination on Wednesday” when Other political developments last Knight; Faith, Mias Lois Agard. Bluefleld tract. . Thera wsra 140 tory to ba gained in sptta of these tM free i^ ta ." then gaaa to toa Downa to saa ■* 0 u psrformsncto la the Eastern. ______States ___ ExposIUoa___ ,w dpfloc* la Spring- wliiM k m * » a wits am mtet . wUe-colored ttnntaa in a white bow.I a mlUlonMre who Insisted on hav- theStakesT" from Sept. 18 to |4 Inelntive. former Gov: Eugene Taimadgs, who impossible to place the convention cast their baUota for my nomina- tlon, even If unanimous, however, . . Manchester Grange, P. O. H. wHP different branches of aircraft Hartford Hihes (ind.-D«hi.) Sharply Rebnffed Plan Luekv" T*»** .■s’ l.’i; 'J r ' — 'C "'’ : ^.ff*** «’•«•■. d*7e e( sutomoMIs rselag, wste wabf afef Mk omit irafiTean ' m the eecond claaa, an arrange- 'hold its first rsgulsrregular meeting of the who hava B\in* xie kirk 53 ntent of two ebadea of the aame votes definitely Immediately, but tion.” unless ths delegates tMmasIvss In- who have pufchasad lots with ths That he waa peraonal^ defeated Washington Post (Ind.): ^ * .4 ^ “ «lrtws. cbsmplonblp redse and alghtly fireworks dUplays complete toe M Mtrtaa A O i^ i **• ^ » a kma wets; Sautlli Lewis led only In Allegany, his. home tsaded to work as shock-troops to- fall season tomorrow night at 8 on this Issue Is less Iminrtant then bad won two Derbies for his tos paddock at .4 o'clock.*'' gnadstand effartngt. toa present Federal administration. oe AnneiiHaae (M la.) wrvs wmpt wjb# w4«ti irajA w m flowere, Mra. C. T. Wllletta won flrat Sinitli qoesMona MeMvo. intention of building homes In Man- "Maryland democraey, with Ita McRae la annouaelng hla with' county, and Garrett and Washing- ward earrjdng their reapectiva o’clock In Odd Fellows hall. Tbe chester. Tbe dlstanca between the to heve established thi the people eyes open end after sober reflection, owner; now he was pltonlng, lialf Aiid at 4 lYclock Ncnaaa lad with a vaae of particular himdeonle Meanwhile, Smith also Issued a year ahead, to wii^ a third. the blanketed cold into tM en- drawal said ba would vote for Camp, M«ily luge aatera, and Mlaa Ellen Buck* ton, nelghtering counties. towns for a drastic modlfleatlon of program will be In charge of the tract and tbe aircraft factory is 3.6 In their homes retail tbe right to has sharply rebuffed Mr. Rooscr «iiy M sUtement directed at Mayor Bpel- If ■ — do as they ^ease In c cloaure. The bell n ag; val- who President Roosevelt endorsed ley with ..eedllng'dahliae In wine Later, complete unofficial returns lacy In which he questioned the mo- tha NSW Deal. lecturer, Mrs. Charles Howard. miles. choosing their vest’s Plan for remodeling the parted "Evening, folks," he said, stop- The Rspubllesn Stats eonvsation representativea la the aetlonelI gov-go , from the top down. ping at the tack room door. "Tma ets trooped ia with their'jcMays'ok< for the nomination: In a now hla- Cant. naat. abadea waa awarded second prize. showed lydlnga ahead In Charles, tive of the Hartford leader In op- While the sale by auction cloaes tack.. Norman hr - - SilO— 4;3^0an Wintlaw, NSVSW Calvert and Howard counties, giv- wiu be held in New Haven Thurs Mrs. Lawrenes Keith t>f Bdger- today______thera ____ wera______many_ who visited i*anet be bluffed or Albany Knickerbocker ' the young owner?” He touched n S (oelt FARM PRICE LIFT turie speech at Barneavilla several Other PrlM t^binere poatng Col. Thomaa Hewea for lieu- TMels M M y akfiUUlly saddled j 3 Missing Cigarettes weeks agO, , .jeslij JlSwarS Davitt. aarltana-iwSarllaa' — m the third claaa, an arrangement ing him the three convention votea day and Friday. ton gave the first la s series of 15 the tract tni ■ during - ■ tbe - ' who made l e t ^ sbmeona else Oh^ Rep.); broad-brimmed hat. "Glad to § I'lSH J'W—•maaeaat tenant governor and charged ^ a t im . Then Jockeya—tM sun Sash- A t the sissM rime tM Prsstdant of flowers not to mfeacd 18 Inches each has. Morgantown, Md., at which Spellacy "hea conitantly. sought to To Praasnf ThiSa Planka bridge parties, sponsored by ths knownim tbelr tatenUim oi-- buyingbuyln* 5*«*'*; ^ That Is a victory "Every trick known to. Jim : know jieu, MUs. Tvs get news. ilaMaa a Orabaatrs ing on their silks—enma down tM called for tbe defeat of CMcrge. a 4is& l![lite-Xsrtawa i Lyan, Flanaa la epread, Mrs. Fred Pohiman and ths President began hts recent tour secure himself and for his purposes Attorney Kimberley Cheney of Mothers' Clrela of Gibbons Assem- later, iome planning to buy two or ‘ for democrktlc government worth t® lum M aryland____„ TslMa’ cash tonight—’ PLEDGED BY FDR SBS-WASe NSrwOSK 4i4%r* Si4*—Mwatwajl i i _ TMaiaa TMai aa — aasti bly, Catholic Ladles of Columbus, at winning; ^#lthout respect to the <>’<»" Tydlngs, end every trick fail- tanhark path. Said tM tralnsr: Cause Scientists Worry veteran of 16 yean sendee SM holi- Innw CAwm Orehaatre—weat Mre. W. W. Eella were .winners. In of Maryland with Representative a measure of support which could West Hartford, member of the Con- three lots to make a large Uwn "What’e this 7" Linda loOkad *T got ifarder bar horns-last night Prise winners identity.6r party \of any man who '^ the promise to buUd Tidln'-^bM boy er of . several important- Senate - ft06-6m Aaaa Skit—alaa i the fourth section a display .'of Lewis; Is located In Charles county be used .regardless of party inter- necticut Merit System Aasodstlon’s around the homes thsy plan later to ftom SmUlng Tom to Unels there M for I a r. Kaan a L ' ~ flowers i f unusual interest or excel* ests." ware Mrs. John F. Barry and Mrs. build. > cMiieuee the theo'r^. 85,000,000 worth of bridgea, made by Sandy- eommittae aasigamtnte, because ho rtim it MMwMti 7

STAFFORD^PRINGS WAPPING WESLEYAN LOOKS AHEAD WILLINGTON SI*OI?.TOOUNI)UPgl JMGGS;/ HELEN JACOBS BEATER AT H TOLLAND TO A FINE GRID SEASON New York! Sept. 13—CAP) —ThefapartoD backOeld wUl l>* Jack Pin?. al, Jack Biidtoakl, Jack Amon. and by tbs Xmerlcan Legion at Rocky marrow at 2 p. m. sharp. Reports Oordlaala wW piuok t h ^ new CARDS TO SPONSOR Neck Beach. manager frota one of toetr farms; Jack Kosrnke, Jr. . . . ths club's ot all committees wiU be given; tratosr is Jack Hsppsnstall and you JOEHIINT. TOLLANIK ^ w ln Smith, oecond oon of Mr. 3EE R E aSIV A IIO N election bf officers following. Many Veterans Stfll A g it- nOt- from the majors . . . a promin- O’LOUGHUN IS RENAMED MRS. JOHN H. STEELB fa/l Lawn Seeding BINGHAMTON LOSES can have all thoee Jacks . . . young .and Mrs. Edward A. Smith, A special town meeting has been net aouthen cbllltch (which Is doing Mr. GlI Huat can step right up hers TRYOUTSCHOOL AT >839-4, Rockville bften awarded the Hicks Scholarship, caUed .for tonsorrow evening for the able And Cardinals Hope a* football comeback) baa a "buck- and take a bow. LUM Bfm which entitles plm to a yearia work CALLED BY OCT. 1 purpose bf deciding what to do about Claimed Desirable a-month club" with more than 1,000 Eddie Elm. classy BlanchesterAst-cond game, also won by East FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE Harris at Connecticut State College in the school question; whether to SERIES TO ELMIRA old grads aboottog to a potato every Joe Jacobs and Jos Gould havs| middleweight, is slated to seek' the Hampton, H. Bransfield poled a agriculture. He la a graduate of SO d m to help take care of' the wiuY IHIS WEEK middleweight - amateur - boxing homer and the 'In field ______Mass^ Isdipendlxig a few dfaya. at the buUd new,building to accommodate 1. To Better L a^ Year's one to tMSther to break Bllka Branallalda Windham High Sicfaeol; clasa of 1938. an the children or continue to over- poor fobtballera . - ; . Broadway acobs' fistic monopoly . '. Mlks championship ef- Oonnaetleut at worked in * brace of donMe unttiig* ON LEADING STi Rev.' Dr. Charles E. McKinley of bonsa/of his father, Lewis B. Price. Take a Up f i w nature and seedf it t ^ s a'lon^ time for the perma- f Capitol Park to Hartford when the *~.? He plans to enter Gonnecticut Cot Law ReqidrM Hives Ustinc crowd the district schools hears that unless PhH Wrlgloy can Merely said; "Pay no attention to land also scored fpur of East Hamp- ***** Providence, R. I.,, former pastor of /Hie Young P^ple o f the Tolland lege the 18tb of this month. your lawn in the faU if you want nent varieties to sprout and deii develop Record D f five Wins, buy a chain of mlnof league - ball preliminaries are held on Thursday, ton’s seven rune between them. A JXned Bj DemecraU Of El- William Blackburn accompanied a strong root growrth. Pioneers O p e n ^ a y Today 'em—they’re just a couple of guys Sept. IS, and the aemi-flnala and Uie Union Congregational churclT Federated churcdi met at the church Quite a numbe'F of Hebron mem- Raymond Storix on his trip to New to secure the best lawn next oprliv eiuba light quick he’s going to put named Joe" . . . .the Washington Baseball Hopefuls Get few days ago an old time East officiated, assisted by Rev. Dr. Permanent grasses'will continue the (^bs on the market and chuck finals on tha following Thursday Hampton fan bemoaned ths fact Sunday evening and In a group want bers of the alumni of Windham High In A t t ^ To Eradicate York City recently. is the recommendaUon of Comm^ to grow in the faU UntU the average Senators have a real prsatdentlal Seco^ Seeded Male l^ltoiLD istrid; No Con- Oeorge S. Brookes, present pastor school,' Willimantlc, attended the Threesisse^ Same Slate. With Hadetoin For East- the whole thing . . . the Plratea outfielder to Taft Wright -and . . ; four other Simon puree are en- that the "BransAelds Were all William Hawkins of Deep River sioner of Agriculture Olcott F. King temperature ia around 40 degrees tered to the 180-pound division ao of the Union church. Burial was In to North Coventry Congregational play, “Good Medicine," and dance, to the hundreds bf home owners who aren't accepting World Series reser- George Wariltogton case . . . A1 Chance To Enter Minors; washed up.” YsshT Not when they Orove Hill cemetery.. Mrs. Rock- church for the SOtb anniversary of "Fool Brood” Disease. attended the Special C. E. Service when they become dormant^ With vations yet. but the Pltuburgh far, Eddie Pease of . Btooeup, Her- can trip the league leaders, xdth an And Top Seeded Ff Friday evening, given at the Model are aimually disappointed in their the coming of spring and its cooL Schacht has a new football . act man Badger of New Haven, Dessle teots^At Eithor Of Party well Is survived by. on# son, Charles the Christian Endeavor of that and is spending a few dayt in town lawns. The commlaeloper find^ Middletown, Conn., Sept. 18.— eni/^yem or^ Cnp. hotels are. which calls for six stooges . . offense like that. East Hamptea la ehurcl^ School Auditorium, WUIImantlc. among old Mends. moist days, it ia again ideal weather Traininf Starts Wednes- Clark of Bast Hartford sad Bsnny B. Rockwell of Longraeadow, Mass., S t 'Peter’a veatiy met Monday through the enforcement tif'thaiCon? Ii^):*->The Wesleyan football team members of the crack Ixmg Island In sixth place In thia eight-team By request the young people of for grass to grow, at which time ths . Correction: The Wesb Virginia Maximo of Danbury . . . league and before Sundays game Racqoet fie ld e r Caiose^ Other News. and a grandson, Charles B. Rock- evening in the church, and neceoeary /Bee keepers are reminded by Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Carver ot necticut Seed Lawn and the Con- permanent varieties eatebliah a faeaa wnctly the same schedule baaketball team, now touring well, Jr. the Tolland Group will repeat the necticut seed grades that many peo- . B y The ASSOOIATEO PRESS MumnI are not putting up the dough Meriden had dropped but two out bustneae was conducted having to w . E. Britton,'State Entomologlat, RockvUle, Ruby Bennett of Harri- foothold and with reasonable care Puerto Rico, spend their off hours day And Closes Saturday. Another local fighter seems to ' Fuiieral of BIcbaid Hmui play "Look Handsome Harold” at ple buy the best ' seed possible but thto fill oa wia played to 1987 and for that football trainTng camp , . , of aeventeen games. "Lefty" St. do. with church finances. The meet-. that their bees must be' registered son, N, Y., Arthur Palmer, Mr. and the foundation is laid for a perma- Elmira and Raatoton meet today teaching the hoys and girls how to have appeared * on the pugilistic Efimiiiited h NitkMaL The funeral of Richard F. Haim, Stafford Hollow, next Friday eve- by October '1.- aceordlnff to the pro? Mrs. William Wueidig- of Manches- through failure to pnqierly prepare nent lawn that will lost .well a squad with many of th* '87 vat- a ifrtvate individual, has loads do th* big appls. Mortartys and Savltt ■ Rockvine, -Sept 1»—(SpedaO— ning September 18th at Memorial Ing. wai in charge o/ Uie rector, the seed bed, or by planUng at the to the drat of a aeven-game seViaa of itr la footing the. bills (which la hortaoft . . a pubUefty relaioa asms fielder and a resldeiSt of this ■w» SS, retired rural delivery carrier, Rev. H. R. Keen: / visiotia of the General Statutea, ter were g few of the former C. E. throughout the hot summer montha.'/ •rina otlll oa hand hopes to better from Thomnsonville lists a Harry Probata Judpa T. O’LouKh- who died on Sunday at his home on HaU. which read, "See. 2129. ReglstraUon wrong time, they have disappointing Commissioner King points .piit to determine the winner of the East- quite oU right with the West -Vlr- Renssmber the Belss?kostka full- By OEORGE MAORIE town plays for Meriden and bats to It has been dectcied to hold "Ral- members who came back for the tost yaaria record of five wins to gtola alumni) ... . Bill Cbrum. New Sullivan of Maneheoter aa opponent ths cleanup spot. By OAYUB TAUMMT Ba waa ranpinliiated for that offlca Mile Hill, Tolland, will be held .on Tolland Orange w ill' oponaor a of honey b m . Each pefeon owning 50th anniversary. Othar frleiids results. w X j 0»at regardless of when the Is'wiria ern I«ague Oovemor’s Cup. back combination at Minnesota? public whist - at UA Community ly Day” at. the Hebron and Gilead eight starts. York columnist, who usually is Willimantic, Copn., S«pL IS— for Jira Colli of Springfield at the- at \tho Probata convantlon held by Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock one or more hivea of bees shall, an- were present from South Coventry, September is the ideal timqjtoseed , seeded, high quality se«^ should be .Ordinarily a five out of eight rec- The lEImlra Pioneers enUnMl'the wOU Bemie Bterman has another weekly VFW show this Thursday I Forest Httls, Sept ' House on Friday evening. Prises Congregational churches an/ Sun? nually, on or before the flrot day of lawns as nature is lending all the used as low quality lawn mixtures right, says Frankie Frisch U alt aet such pair to shoot at the boys this (A F )—Should you a«e a young fel The city of Bristol is accepting tba Denocrata of the EHington die* from his home and at 2:30 o'clock day; September 23. A real effort U Andover, ToUand, Bolton . and ord to no exepee for brtogug out finato by taking thtee games of a low hitch-hiking his way Umard night . . . Kid Glglto, also of thU AH itka more or Ms cBAM ih at the Luclba Memorial Chapel in are to be awarded, and refreshments October, make applicaUon to the assistance possible. Weeds, like are expensive -at any price. He to move to as manager of ths fall . . . Larry Buhler weighs 215 bids for the construction o< a new trtct. Including the to«nia of Vernon urged on the part of aU tnterPsted SpringhUl.. the crying towel but tha.dirdtoairtheTairdi Dodgers next season, but L a ^ this city,.pick him up-?-yOu. might town, la slated to mast Jerry Csl- grandstand at Muszy field and the national tennis champlbneh^ and ElUngtbn, In the Superior court Orove Hit cemetery. Rev. J. Ar- served. town clerk of the town in which many of the grasses, go to seed at particularly- recommends the pur- dve-game Mriea with the flrat place and is fast and Marty Christianson in the welfare of the churches to in- The funeral services for the late this season while tha grasaes, partic- five victories a year ago included Macphall aaya he hasti't heard about have a future major league ball letti of Springfield . . . if Inclement sum of $30,480 Is reported to be day, what With both B6My ~ room, ICamorla] bulldlngj Rockville, thur Edwards, pastor of the Rock- Rev. Valenuae S. Alloon preached auch bees are kept, for Che reglstra- chase of lanm mixtures comparable only one over the opponente they Blnihamton TripleU. Elmira, which bite 200 ahd Is a plungsr from away weather pevails, the show will be a most inspiring aermon Sunday terest people and make' Uie day a Uon of eueb bees, x x x Any owner Charles E. Turney were bald tbu ularly the perennial varietiea, ra- to the Connecticut Gold Seu grade ended the season to third ptoca, pbl- I t . . . . A big Pacific coast school back yonder,. . . that loud moaning player for your passeoger. available for the project which will the nation's No. 3 star, sad Jaat availing. ville Methodist church will dffidate cuperate with the coming cool dearly love to wallop. wanted Wallace Wade real bad, but postponed for one week . . . : Attorney Saiil Palter of Rockville, Burial will be In Orove Hill ceme- morning. The aubject waa "Pre- real, sueeesa. /. of bees who shall fail to re^ster as afternoon at 2 p. m. from the Sec- for faU seeding as it offers an Idtsl r . Isked .off the Triplets tost night, 7 you bear comes from tbs coaches There were several young fellows provide the Bell City with ona of Jacobs, its graadast fsaUM The Itev. Harold R, Keen preach- ond Congregational church. Rev, weather and grow. Complete cul- combination of permanent and nurse Trinity was the victim on that to 4, to 10 innings before 5.000 when they learned how mgeh Wads of a certain college down to Tennes- the best athletic plants In the atete Chairman of the Democratic Probate tery. serving Our Heritage," taken from required by the provisions of this occasion but defeats at the hands of hitch-hiking this way yesterday and Bristol High battled Its Alumni petltor, dusting thsmselvsa off ___ P'- ed Sunday at the I I a. m. service section shall be fined not more than Leon H. Austin officiating. Mr. Tur- tural methods are included in Circu- grasses suitable for the esteb li^ fans. Is getting at Duke they cancelled see . . . they offered Clyde (Duke) today and buses and trains will . . . a year ago, we think Ij was. a eommittaa. called the convention Announces Candidacy the books of Timothy. lar No. 113 issued by and available .the "Little Three” rivals. Amherst the wire. to a acoreless tie to Its grid opeiier wondering Why the engineer didut J fo - Mrs. Klmmel bat gone to relor on the tpemo "Thop Shalt Not KlU." five dollars.” ney waa bom In Coventry, Oct. 28, ment of a satisfactory laivn next' Hasleton, which finished second. EUtogton, 105-pound Fredericks- de]M)slt mors of them at the WlUl- new fence was installed around the order. John M. Keeney Waa named . Leo B. Flaherty, Democratic town at the Connecticut Agricultural Ex- summer. Many of Connecticut and Williams, and by Bowdoln still Saturday, which would seeip- to in- field .... , . blow hie wtUMIe. dark, and John McKlnatry and Mn., chairman, has announced that he Uvea In Philadelphia and later will Ht> brought out .the thought that The ressoD for this-Is that the 1876 and lived here all his life. He Atrankle. . P«Jbntoary series from the burg (Va.) fttlltmck? everything ex- mantlc depot—all headed for Recre- dicate that Coach Tommy Monahan. The two of them xrere number of bee: colonies infected was the son of Ell B. and Harriett periment Station, New Haven. seed houses are now selling se( 1 fourvi place Hsrtfords to enter the Oddity: Pitcher Harris of Seattle cept a first mortgage on the stadium Catherine W. Burke.were appointed will be a candidate for state cen- enter a hospital there for treatment. all forms of aiteer and hatred are Experiments carried on show that Doddario Oaotelii, finals. xron his 19th game of the season on ation park in ths shadow of ths big coma up with another etrong down xithout ceremony akin to murder/'TIiere waa a congre- with foul brood la Increasing in H. Tumey, and la survived by a sis- under the official state grades of . .Ellington decided to go to thread mill wbsra the St. Louis Joe Mcauakey stole the show to by the chairman to aerve on the ere tral committeeman from the Thirty- Mrs. Kimmel has been in ill health under average conditions 4t ia possi- GonnecUcut Gold Seal, Connecticut And If “Mim” Daddario', captain ^ Today’s game la scheduled for bis 19th birthday . . . Greenberg ,array for the CCIL campaign . . . in th* virtual privacy e for over , a year. gation of 55, With quite a number of Connecticut, and the State alma «to ter, Mrs. Gertrude Warner pf Bol- this year, can pitch passes and run Fork Union military -academy in- Cardinals, bolding'out tba hope of Blanchester High ataited outdoor the track and fleld'rteet that open- side grandstand ooiurt R Itig i. dentiala committee. Fifth district at the senatorial dis- ble to secure' a much more satisfac- Blue Seal and Connecticut Red Seal. 3 p. to. (e. 8. t ) mi the Hazleton again is pulling ahead of ths old stead and after that will do his pig Word has been received of the out of to W visitors. Miss Mar- check this spread if possible. Each ton and a brother Chauncey of this the ends to the manner to which a professional baseball career to all practice yeeterdayt thi seaMon at ed the new track at Fuesaenich his lumps from. Gilbart A . K ^ John McKinatry of thia city, who trict cauc'na to be held at New Lon- year two men from Dr. Britton’s tory lawn through fall seeding them The gold seal grade contains the Mountaineers' home field. The flrat ham’s 1927 home" run record, but skin lugging for Virginia mUltary preaeotad Mr. O'Loughlln'a name to death of ReV. James Wood of North jorie Martjp assisted in the choir. towrn. it la in the spring. Spring seeded hto fans have become accustomed, comers, will conduct-a tryout aohooi the Weat Side Oval being tconfined Park to Torrtngton Sunday . . . the Jr., of WoshtogtM, D. <3.,' who don on Wednesday tvening, preced- department visit all Uie apiaries in largest perce'ntage of permanent two games wUl be played to the an- ws'U still bet he doesn't break It al- . . . attention Mr. Ripley: Hugh local distance ace stepped through the convention two years ago, again ing. the state conyentlofi. The only Carolina. Mr. Wood was a former There be a meeting of the Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Carlyon and lawns are apt to be heavily infested grasses although under certain con- it appears, that he will have enough terwlte city, the third - ahd though we are pulling h a^ for for four days bsglnntog Wsdnssday to conditioning exerclaes mistakenly ranked No. 19 la the State, Inspecting them for dis- help to put Wealeyan back to a po- Benbow of Houston, Texas, is' , the the two mile to the nifty time of country last year, and Reieil nominated him for the office. Aa other candidate mentioned to date pastor of the ToUand Melhodiat Hebron Horizon club at the Congre- daughter Helen of Scranton, Pa., with weeds and in many cemea- the ditions and times of seeding the blue fclmlra. The teams Honk xrbo is a regular . . . you'll only fight promoter we know of hrho Any boy who glinka hs can play gaUonal Chapel Friday evening. The eased colonies and advising on their turf formed during the suthmer is sition where she will be a serious baseball, provldad be ia over 16 and Oleaninge . . .'we note ^ t the nine mlnutee and 27 Seconds, be- apart before the thuapttig there ware no farther nominationa la-John F. D riscoll'of Stafford church during the yearn of l908 to treatment or destrucUon. Bi 1937 are visiting Mrs. Carlyon’s brother, or tho red aeal grades will give a will alternate aa hosts for the itoal have to top tour jacks to beat Michi- runs shows 52 weeks to the year, the clerk waa Inatructad to cast one Springs. The present committee- 1909. Besides his Wife he leaves principal business wlU be the elec- made up only of annual grasses os satisfactory stand. threat for the "Uttle Three title three Mnies. gan State this year . . . to ths under 23. 1a welcoma to report at Bransfiald boya of Bast Hampton lieved to be a state record for the band drives o f Margot Lua they visited 1437 apiaries, in 107 of Mr. 8. E. EsteUe and family. rain or shine; distance . . . the New Havefl Har- Etoglond, xrbo is the ' worid’a ballot for Mr. O'Loiighlln, thIa ac' man is Albert Ricd of StaffoM who two daughters, Muriel and Ruth tion o f officers to seive for the en- Everett Csise of Oberland College >• . •r'"” although only meager reports about ^ e ^ o n e e rs held a 4-1 advantage tbs school. No tuition Is charged. -are again to Uie limelight as a re- which they found infected colonies. the probable strength of Williams gptag Into the ninth inning of last AU that those to charge ask of an sult of the Sunday double w|n of ooppefi thejeam UUa____ est woman squash blaynr. " tlon being taken. was-named two yeara ago. two sons Orval and Ariel. The in- suing year. Thli Is aa Increase of 5 per cent is-visiting at “ The Marjiand House." Jiidga O'Loughlln' was escorted to terment was In Putnam. ilr. and Mrs. Leslie F, Ward and and Wettoyan have filtered through nights game, when the Triplets put aspirant Is that he come with a their team over Meriden, leadere A Oraat Lssasa. over 1033, when 32 out of the 1342 Ween Elstelle of North Eisstem to this campus. The Blueflelds gave a very sorry Riggs, who warn expoeted to the Craventlon room, where he ac ' Word haa been received of the fPmily of. Providence, R. I., were at Unlversary has g-one to Boston. together five stogies to score tium baseball suit, shoes and glove and of the MIddleaex County League. P. inspected apiaries showed tibe dis- ANDOVER II BOLTON Daddario, playing his last season n i^ ty to g It up and driving Johnny enough money to support himself Bransfleld, H. Bransfleld and E. exhibition of baseball to losing to Jack Bromxrtoh of Australia hi' „ captad the nomination, stating that death of Charles Webster who died iheir Heb\on home for the week ease. Figures are not yet available for Wesleyan, is the answer to any semi-flnals, reeoversd silffIrieBtly ha had triad to conduct the office Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zeisner and MRS. JOHN HUTCHINSON 1 MRS. R. K. JONES Hvlsdos from the mound. for the four days, . Bransfield have been playing baae- Mbriarty Brothers at Mt. Nebo Sun- In Minneapolis August 28, Mr. Web; end. for this year. However, Dr. Britton three aons, Walter,-Harold and John small college coach’s prayer—an say It would be a great Hbsob to the beat of hla ability. GILEAD ster was the son of the jate Richarfi Allan p. Oarr was home from his WUUmantie 157-8 I 890A Manchester , Lew Krausse, Elmira right hand- Maurice McCarthy Wins Those xdio show ^enough promise ball a long time. They are of the day by a 12-11 count but any sug- said ohe man who formerly had had of Mt. I7eriion, N. T., .spent the ever present touchdown threat who er, was rushed to'to stop the Blng- him. The probate committee to serve MRS. CHARLES FISH and Charlotte Lewis Webster old to be invljed to a southern training echool bf "Punk” Lampracht, gsstion that the champs played that duties at the Middletown State several Infected colonies, had only week end with Mr. Eielsner’a sister, ;..?,can always keep Wesleyan to the hi^ton batters. In tha tenth Breck” Wilson, Sqm Massey and "Maybe Tv* played a Uttle for the peat two years whs named, 58-8, WUIImantlc residents of Tolland. Charles left hospital SundEiV. He now plans te one this year. camp next spring will have the way deliberately seems nonsense to Mrs. Fred Glesecke. Andover grammar school o^ned Truman Clark has returned'to his game no matter how tough the go- Binghamton’s Charlie Stanceau was Oh Wright, yet like Tennyson's us . . . the Blueflelds have too much much tennis,” he admittsid. with Attorney Peizer as chairman, Connecticut when a young map and give, up the h^se which be has Foul brood la a bacterial disease tog. mdney they spend on ropm, board was about my twenUsth Mrs. Rosella M. Hall of Hartford last week with an enrollment of home in Ohio after completing his put to te replaoa George Barley, r»- and transportation refunded: Also brook,' they Just keep rellto’ along. wportsmansblp for that and are too Paul Stockaer of Ellington and John Services were well attended at has resided In the south and' west rented from PaulXPotocek, and take which kills the larvae. This weak- summer's work at Bolton Lake, at n e 14 veterans from last year’s moved for a pinch hitter to the pre^ Medal In Amateur Golf this year. I ’m goiac baek is visiting at Perkin L. Latbrop’a McKlnatry of Rockville as the other ever since. He leaves bin wife and ens the colony. Bees from other seventy-five pupils. Under the di- ths southern training trip wlU ba at eager, te demonstrate oleer-eut eago and go to won, sad Gilead Congregational church Sun- rooms In the centw, as he finds the home. the Haling’s. squad who are back to aid and abet vioua toning. Stanceau a erv^ > ouprameoy on th# diamond . . . hav- two members. two children. Beeldes several rela- care of the place takes too much ot hivea steal their honey and carry rection of a new aupervioor L B. , the swift-running Bay Stater in- the Cardinals’ expanse. ^ In Sundays game three of East next summer T n gotag to MaAi day morning. Rev. Berl Lewis bad Morris Freqch spent the week John Gairna who. has spent some h om e-^ bau to Horn, tha Am m an Hampton's runs (B. H. won 6-2) ing plckod MOrtarty Brothers te eop EUlagton Oaocosea tives in the east, he lesvep an aunt, his time and Interfms with need- the disease back to their own hives. Oijiffield the same teachera who clude Phalpe, no slouch at carrying Pelton. but the tormsd, the casualtias Included hut If one of the arrivals Wednesday ptoy a forcing gams.” end with bis Mends Melcbor and taught last year returiied for this time at the lake has returned to happens to be Joe' .Doakee who hit were tallied by the Branafialds, ona the bunting, we'd say that the Blua- Thera were no contests' at the for bis sermon "Shall the Church Mrs. Jennie Lewis Neff./of Crystal ed rest. He will continue to spend Thus foul brood is sprtad. There are Pennsylvania. ‘ tba mail Umaaif, and MCCabe, both reached first whSn De- indnoad Entry Shoots Bril- ot repute. Ons was 'Tm glad Kibby Republican and Democratic town Lake. y' ■ two kinds, American and. European, William Williams of Crystal Lake.’ year as follows: Mrs. Lillian New- of whom saw plenty of backfleld Charles F. (Chick) Evans of Chica- JS04 and fielded 1.050 to some red- each. In addition H.* Bransfleld got flslda rimply returned te thair.usual laarnad his leoaea,” a Compete; ’ and the Scripture read- Sundays here when^er possible Boosteria Night at this Oranga pltoh*^ ungble to handle the double and F, Braiiafietd a triple caucuses held In BHUngton Monday ing was taken from Ephesians Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamlin and. of which the former Is the worst. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hynsa of bury from Norwich the pripclpsl duty. Joe Morningstar should be a go, who. has bean appsaiing to l&a hot semi-pro league ha wnuflud that form oner pleytog ever their haoda Pate, e a p ^ of th* ABMittMil through the fail Stanford and Mr. aiid Mrs. WiUlam end teacher of the sixth, seventh will be observed September 30th- liant 72 In Qnalifynig and P. and H. Bransfleld worked to to tbs first two games . . . stUi night. The following candidates :4-10; 13-22. Sunday school was son with -their mother, Mrs. Mary St. Peter's church junior vested The only remedy Is to destroy the 'fixture at one o f,the end posts on Moving to second on an Infield out BstlonM championship for 29 years; hla --rreputation______d o ^ 't ^___ mean —, any Cup team, who atUl aniat edoat: ware named by the two parties: hive, usually by burning. If a case Genv of Danbury were week end and eighth grades. Miss Josephine refreshment committee was ap- tlje basis of his Work In past J a - Pelton roored on Fallon’s stogie and who txrlce has held more than that of Bill boakes who couple ot double kilUnge In the whIatUng te the graveyard, sh.Doe? on B^by te hold tba tort adxk ; resumed after the summer's vaca- Hamlin who have been guests at the choir will' rehearse Frlda^ evening Litwin of Andover teaching third, pointed by the master and is aa fol- ' Republicans, Assessor, John W. tion and Is held before the church home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bart- of foul brood is suspected, the in guests at Mr. and Mrs. Fred sons. uien Fallon came across on Iludlck's Round; Titlist Goodman and xdjo has triumphed to I played a few games for Pbdunk high If Donald Budge turns profisali at the home of the rector. Giesecke's.' fourth and fifth grades and Mias lows: Mrs. Ellsle Jones and Ray stogie. The TripleU were set down Hunt, whoM prevloua claim to j Fullerton; Board of Relief, Clyde A. service at ten o'clock. The Ladles lett, returned home Monday. The Rev. B. A; Lewis preached at specters should be called In order AUbrto, a heavy duty lineman In 5?” thlnjBK hs can shtrw more Cordtaen; first selectman, Milo E. that the disease may be' checked Mrs. S. E. Elstelle has gone to Agnes Gaudreau of WilUmantip Coceohl. 1988, is back on the squad after a to order to the final half of the tenth. playy over thatX long time/ Evana, 'stuff” unde/vmqiert coaching. devoted to testing tha candidate for many believe Is on the'way back mortality xras tb* fact ba n ' Aid will meet at the parsonage to- Cbarlea Taicqtt In company with the Congregational 'cpurch ^nday teaching first and second grades. Kifagsley Carpenter and Loula xdth an 85, missed______out_by a single three fundamental qualiflcatlons, tb* finals of the toterooll Hayes; second selectman, Joseph morrow afternoon: Mrs. Clayton Howard Ayers/ left last Thursday before. It spreads- to other hives. Maryland to spend her vacation full year , on the- hospital list and Stmts Championship Form The Cardtoa/vseouts who con- after a few years to the football from the theme "Shall the Church There are some newcomers in town Sillano were discharged Saturday Wesleyan foUowara point to such stroke. E3imtoation of Evansas a d M ' l throxing-arm, baiting power and doldrunasi. . . talk about ' ingrati- champkmahips agatoM fleas DeCarli; auditor. Cordon Diufock; Hllla and Mra, Arthur Keefe wlil be for MegantiC/ Province of Quebec. with relatives there. a sad, ironic touch. duct the aebool know that reputa- Compete?” The topic at the C\ E. who transferred from other schools. from the Manchester Memorial hos- -sophomores as Huosong, Moore. speed afoot. A deficiency to any tude The Immaculate Conception to 1934, played some beauUftil -.-.-'fa grand jurors; Wallace Bergji, Due the hostesses. » Mr. Talcott/ls expecting to stay The booth which Coventry is' 'to Par Beats Net Star Uona don't figure to the box score tave 8. Berr and Robert Sikes; con meeting 'Sunday evening was set Up St Ekwtera States Exposltlbn Marion Cocking! from Bristol, pital. . Leckle, Hayward, Lamb, Gale, Pow- With 76 In Run. and each hopeful player at the one of the three meapis that that schoolboy nine busted sll lU ' bats nls against Riggs, fla dlacoverM '. Henry Dorau of Schenectady, N there several weeks on a fishing lowing the Rules of the Game, Thomas Birmingham from Hartfwd | Mrs. Margaret Haling and Mt*. BIKE RIDERS SEEK The other was elongated Eais- player will be told professional base- that he could reach tha not by whip-' stables, Llnwpod Campbell John J. Y„ and Albert Dorau of Wallingford expedition. Is nearing completion, and wUl be' ers and Cagney to fill any gape that camp la given a niunber as soon sis pracUch^ fov tb* finals to th* Hart- ducted by the Hl-Y club. NORTH and Theodore Lockwood. Mrs. Elsie Jones are attending the Qem- occur. worth Vines, world’s professional ball is not for him and he will bo ptog the boll to Bobby's deep bach- .DeCarll. Oliver H. Coole and. CIcmr were Friday evening guests at the Mr. ap'd Mrs. .Gustave Berr and set up at Conn. State College Thurs- tennis . champion, who found that. he? reports. And for tha next four ford CathoUo bsaeball Isagu* cham- ence Rau; registrar of voters, Henry Miss Dorothy Gray, who hao- b*-\ Lydia Allen from Hartford, ia the. rocmtlc State Convention at Eastern Ona gap that will take a lot of Oakmont Pa.. Sept Is __ (AP7— checked out of. camp...... •— - ptonehtpa and s o --borrowed bats band, and jcxica he got to. tha fptor. home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fogll. Miss Lp'uise Wood of Ellington were gun work at the Middlesex Hospital, ' day ' ■sritlf' New “Xlohdbn County Oakmont's surface was vastly dif- Joe Doakea xdll be known as court he volleyed lUce a Sand., E. Meyer; Board of Education, Mor- COVENTRY music teacher and Mrs. Marion Kra- Long Point, Groton at the Hotel fUltog ia at the pivot position where HUES WEDNESDAY Chips xrnre doxm today at Oakmont ferent tb the grass and hardwood Doakea, known as 188, \ The check-out is not ruthli from Its opponent. S t Peter’s. Im- Mrs. Bertha' Hubbard and son, recent guests at the home of Mr. and the State booth for a final ef- mer of WllUmantic the art teacher. "Butch” Bottjer has done yeoman ton E. Thompson and Rachael 8 was home for the day Sunday. fect. They will all be taken down Griswold. Leslie Bolton and Georg* courts on which he euatomarilv ner- 8*^ just as much attention to process, howwer. AU tba scouts at ipaculate than proceeded to take th* Richard, of Jackson Heights, N, Y.. and ^rs. R. Eldred Doyle. Miss Marjorie Martin, who has MRS. JOHN E. KINGSBURY The beginners this year numbw duty the past two years. Bottjer the old ogre of golf, and as usual Tbs soere* 6-3, 0-& 9-7, 0>g. Pease; library director, Mrs. John were Sunday callers st the home of and set up Friday at Ehutem States. Shedd wlU also attend the conven- forms. Ha had an 88. the tnlUal try-ouU. camp must be unanimous to their game 8-3 . . . Mrs. Mary Hamlin of Norwalk spent a three weeka’ vacation here 8819, Manchester eleven as follows: Lorraine Vlgnone, tion oa delegates. was thrown for a scholastic loss by under siich circumstances Johnny reivsei Hunt’s unusual stfatsiT. W. Fullerton. Hart E. Buell. • hM peen spending a few days at The four young people, Christopher tha June exams and ia ineligible Goodman, the bland-faced bride- The "unknowns” who remained I After the b03rs get their number opinion that a player has no future literally threw two sets « w*y at h Democrats, Assessor, Stanley E. at the home of her mother, Mrs- 1'- Stanley Thompson, Charles Chase, . Mrs. K itty Webstar, Mr. and Mrs. New England Cluunpipiuliips L*** only the ''knoWa" 'who de- they will meet Charles "Pop” Kel- beforb he is asked to leave. If only Mr, and Mrs.,Elton Buell accom- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Martin, returned to her work aa Glenney, Fred -Bennett, Esther Marjorie Heins, Robert Goldsnider, this fall. groom, was to there dealtog./or the- and saved hi* own energy for the Eagan; Board bf Relief, Thomas panied by Mr. and Mrs. Howard The. Coventry Christian Endeavor Koehler and Betty 'Ylsney will leave William Bragg, Mr. and Mrs. Har- national amateur championship. parted. Thera was ETank Stledle, a I chner, dean of scouts and'40 yeara a one of the scouts thinks he sees big effort. In tb* gnai gam* b* Bartlett librarlsm at the Dalton, Maas;, Pub- Audrey Palmer, Molly Ruth Mc- old Bragg and son df Springfield, Practice, started last week, has Uak; first selectmj^, ^ Joseph , A. Tryon pf Buckingham spent Sunday Society celebrated Its Golden Anni- Saturday afteriioon with GUbert. not been under way long enouidi to „ Having his worst year in a long h ir^ hM(l to a bottle works at Lit-I taseball man who is the b e ^ pro-I aomethlhg • that the . others have seed Rigga twice and amoked aitr., Rev. Leonard Stryker has return- lic library, Monday, ' Bride, Edward Yeomans, Kenneth were recent guests at .Mr. ahd Mrs. Slated At Bnlkeley Sta might have ti«d feasor at the school. "Pop,” os tbel overlooked, the player stays'on. MaeVarUh; second selectman, Jos- visiting the shore resorts near Sav<'^ ed to Youngstown, Ohio, to resume versary in the Second Congrega- Stous to spend the week. HUIiard, Patricia Nye and Walfred give the squad a hospital list yet and notable golfing career, the de- other acroas ao fast that Bobby eph F. Girardlni; auditor,' Samuel brook. / Mrs. Charles N. Fillmore waa In A. N. Skinner's. fending champion, who now lives on 1 ecore except I boys will be Instructed to call him, I It is self-evident that the Csrdl hli duties as rector of the Youngs- tional church Sunday evening, with Theae persona have been selected Carlson. Both bus drivers, Ray- and the coaches are keeping their lofted it out of the court. Mark' Lavltt; grand jurors, Vernon East Hampton Monday, visiting Mrs, and Mrs. N. C. Taintar "qd dimn In Hartford. the right side of Omaha's railroad was* ^ 8lve the hopefuls a IltUo talk, nals, operators of by far the larg- Hunt's apponent to the quarter Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Stedman town Episcopal church after spend- a large number Attending the serv- from-Ihe-a-H records to go to Ektft- mond Goodale and Howard,Stanley ftegera erooaed. Actually the only SEEK SPORTS BOOKOfOS Hayden, Adonias- M. Loiselle and and children of West Hartford, relatives and doing some, final work oons, John and Nelson,' Jr., ot Hart- . to'valld on the team is Coach Jack tracks, neverthelesa came through fnrmar ,-.,1,4 “ emphasizing .»usOe with a capital baseball "chain-gang” to extet- finals tomorrow will be Gene Mako, ing the summer months at-his sum- In breaking camp at the lake. She ice. The order of the cervices: era States. Elsch day a demonstra- have new buses this " year. Mr. ford, ware recent caUers at tba yesterday’s firing four strokes, off William Wltlnok; constables, John. spent Sunday at their surhmer mer home In Tolland. Hla family tion team from each 4-H club in Goodale'a route is changed a bit this Blott who underwent an appendec- “ 'O «Portsman«hlp. ence. benefl/ from* another tinseeded CtederellB, who hofne here. ' / and her husband have spent several Prelude played by Miss Sylvia home of Mrs. A. N. Skinner. ' the first round pace for medalist called bis shot by trimming Franjo B.'Girardlni, Paul Stockaer, Walton will return to Ohio some time In town will give a demonstration. year. . He first goes up the main tomy thia summer and who won't Hartford, Sept. 13.— (Special)— The other waia Steve Kovach, a. ,Ut-1, "Pop’-* also wUI ten the boya that echools since -they have been con-i . _ . * ... A. Skinner and Lawrence W. Lisk; There will be' a first aid/course weeks In a cottage a^ Pocotopaug. Smith; hymn,/‘.'From Age to Age Miss Dorothy McKee 'to the tie, taking a perspnal part to any honors with a steady effort worth Puncec of Yugoslavia, 8-2, 8-4, 9-T. September. They gather"; Bcrlplure Heb. 11:32 They are arranged aa follow's: 'road as far aa Walfred Carlaoh and Motorcycle faiui to Hartford and the attention of the other 123 con- registrar of voters, Charles S. Batz; given at the Lyman Memorial High on down to school. . From there Manchester Memorial hospital. of ths scrimmages, aa some mentors b s I f . '" S " ; h r * S " w h ir s ^ ^ l lesrt»e. s- did many I cut but throughout the country for I C,”2TwtoterTdoX Mako is playing a brand of atoglaa Mrs. Ida Weber's cottage on Tol- —Rev. Harold ^ Wlnahlp; prayer, Monday, Clothing club;, demon- Mr. and Mrs. Mamilton McKee Uke to do, this year. He's fully about the state are hoping for a tenders left to the field. They art tennis no ons knew be bad, and ha Board Education, . Mrs. Lillian school In Lebanon b'eginnkig Thurs- land avenue has been rented to Mr. strators, Mias Anna Glesecke and over the new Boston road and shooting tor 84 spots to the match wlte a 76. . ’ *"|of the present day Cardinal atara, | aevwal years. Th«f, present "chool | -^e Yankee Olrla Buckminster and Miss Alice Burke; day. September rS, at .'7:30 p. m.. Rev. Hollis M. Bartlett: "Our Chris- and. family have moyed back to recover^ however, and well able good break from the weather man is favored now to . wto a seml-flflal' and. .Mrs. Bernard Bently pf PiUs- Clara Vlsney; Tuesday. Handicraft, around the lake and meets Mr. Stan- play bracket. Studding the list elsewhere were *"*8**^ ■ F^ve up thinking h*. ^*^*^^ * ’rould like likings to softbsU /in- library director, Samuel W. Pearl.' and lasting six edhse^ttve .weeks. tian. Knfleavor- Society", by ReV. ley* with'the high school pupils at Manchester after spending the sum- -to send ttae hoys through tbelr to» tomorrow night Tha New Walker Cup contingent, ihcliid-1 »**>**^ * bsaeball eareei right now. been held here prevtbuaty prevtouaty and two I doors) Rod ~ berth against Bromwich. bury Hill and moved thero'Satur- WILUNGTON Leon H. Austin; refoarka, Rev. Hol- Lawrence Robertson and living. mer at Bolton Lake. - paces. ■ Johnny splashed right -through a doors) and baskeTbali. The girls In blowiiig. Miss Jacoba off tha Plan for Trial This Is a free course given by Ken- day., Wallace HilUard’s place and then England night speedway cnamplon- near cloudburst at a 39-37—TO gait tag Charley Yates, the British When the real work starts the to Hartford. • . \ , are uniformed and well .^veraed to At the meeting of the. KockvUle neth .Skinner, open ty'tcacheks, par- MISS JENNIE H. CHURCH lis M. Bartlett; temarks, Rev. Rownds; Wednesday, Cooking. Mary Mias Virginia Lincoln, of Oneco, EWart-Added to Stall. open champion, with a 74; Ray Bll- pl*y*rs will be divided into s.-oarate court, 7-5, 8-2KMargot fsimb ra> )i‘ S Miss Alvln„ Wochomurka, a grad- Bowen and Barbara: Tobiason; goes back to school again. There, shlp, crowning event of the season which rivalled, the performances of More than 2,500 aspiring ball the above sports. Fish and Game club held on Friday | cud all tho.ae iti'rc.stcd In t-he Harold S. Wlnshlp; nymn, “Just as ate about thirty-five pupils going to has been e n d in g a week at the New blood has been injected into lowS’ 75; Reynolds Smith, 74; Fred groups—toflelders, outfielders, pltoh- vealed that she naa developed into uate of the Rockville High school, Thursday, Dairy, John Kingsbury the coaching staff by the addition hi 86t for thAt evening and leaders who played under / better plajtete have' been given try-oute The Connecticut Yankee Boys are a dangerous tennis "ebutendfr. 8taa night, further plans were made fori towns under .M.arti, Robcrtsiin's ..Sil- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robertson *I Am, Thine Chvn to ot”; greetings, high school this year from Andover. home of mfa, A. N. Skinner. the most imposing array of star conditions. Although he has won Marvin Ward, 78; and «*•, catches and first basemen. and a good share of them are 1a or-1 arranging their footbaU ached the fall field trial which takes place pcrvislnn. / class of 1D38 has entered the New former pastorr and ch^ter mem- and' Albeit Bray; Friday, Canning, Miss Patricia Southwlck. another Mrs. John . Carter is vioittog heir of Charlie Ehyart and Wesleyan John Fischer, 78. | The first couple of days will be took up tennis ssriously « d y ba- Britain Normal School. have bought twenty-one acres of fans may see the Cardinals display riders ever to compete to this sec- nothing more noteworthy this year ganized ball today. ule and would appreciate hearing cause she had run out coas- • at the County .Jot in Tolland on Sat- , . Mrs. tVlnthro/ Portcr and broth- bers; greetings. Rev. William B. Elisabeth GiU and Catherine Me- pupil, is attehdlng Manchester High son in New Bedford, Maaa. tion is entered. than the South Dakota oten, and from all griddera playing 150-pound ls. land from Miss Harriet Engllah Briety; Saturday, Garden, Phyllis aome of the strategy exemplified by The school here is operated dt- petition to squash, and alrsady sha urday and Sunday, Septe.nber 'J4 ; er, Homer Hil^s, are On a s[ght- which waa formerly a part of the Tuthlll, Rev. Valentine 8. Alison, school. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Benson, after Defending chdmplon Bo I.l«iwnn has been beaten to the W ^ e r Cup, rectly by the Rochester Red Wings Yqpkee Boys Gowdy. and EcLis Glesecke. Mrs. Hazel Hutchlnzon began her spending the etimmer at the lake, Yale wbere Ewart cavorted the paat whales a harder forehand V VI . I < ' 'flu to'Hutralo, N. Y. They Robbins farm on 'Wllllngton' Hill Rev. Henry E. Robinson; hymn, "To ‘ thi'ee yeara. Norman Daniels, the heads the field. Bo Is the present the open and many anothei'struggle, of the International leagite, *1*® xromnn in the game. - Dr. John E., Flaherty is chairman fatso plan to visit Rev amf'Mrs WaT- The land, consisting of meadows and the Knights In the Days of Old".; Miss'' Nancy Robertson ’ and Miss duties as sdbsUtu'te teacher in the haviB returned to their home in Man- and only New England night speed- he kept a chubby finger ifi the trad- Lorraine Borven wrtU represent the North Bolton school Monday morn- frosh coach, and Dale Lash are ing for hls/own crown. ' the Cardinals’ better known i’arms, " I simply couldn't beat that ! ■of the committee m charge. It Is ter Vev and family while there HEBRON woods, borders the state highway benediction, the pastor: soclkl hour. chester. ' Blott’s other assistants. way champion having won the title of tennis,” said Helenr- though MM planped to hold all of the member's — ' MISS S. B. PENDLETON and the north'road. They are having Church Community House. Health club. The date will be an- ing. ' She plana to teach for two The women of the Farm .Bureau to 1937 when this event waa Unruffled By WegUier GREENBERG HITS NO. 50 Conn.^cu?T.nkee girls’ and The Hebron Parent-Teacher As- nounced later. Wesleyan’s schedule (and the UnruiDed by the Weather, he could have up to txro years ago. stakes on Saturday and the main .socl.atlon win mid Us'first meeting 1304-3. WUIImantlc ' a cellar dug and will erect a bunga- Rev. Austin obtained the' records weeks, whUe the,regular teacher is- wlU hold an upholstery meeting at 1937 scores): launched by George Lennon, one charge of ■®®“*’ *■ ‘“ boy»'; baskethall teams will accept Budge Psoea Wbua. events. In Which many out of-state low, this fall on the rtprth road from ot the society whlelr have been "Well a x ^ . • .;.^,l.the hall Friday at 10 b.bs.- Ladiaa thfia.-Star , rider and now .manager scfamhlml uu/of the. ptoches .as dex- preliminary arrange 1 games ntiywheea.atanyttme. Both BeverU brt matchea •WW hr gioae x t the; Hebron Ttm-n; Kail. Monday; Sept. 24; Coast Guard 0; Weiley-- terously as he ever did to beating dog.t will be entered on Sunday September 19 nt 8 o'clock. An In- Wtlllngton Hill juSt beyond Select preserved, from the State Library, in The R ep u b lic caucus w a a ^ le d U re asked to bring their an 21 (at Middletown). of the local track. Winning' the rcomblnations are also'available for pact today, - xdth Budge ewhrtttHg? ... CMIIectcir at Office The preparation and distribution man W.-C. Ruby’s home on the cor- New. England title followed ^oeely BCbby/Jonea to that first great up- AS TIGERS MP CHISOXi He also, will bo on the school competition on the: same night or ..formal program by varloua "mem- of church bulletins, which had been Hartford and gave the history. Here Oct. 1: Onhnectleut State 6; Wea- set ^ Pebble Beach to the 1929 faculty under Kelchner along with afternoon at the aame'blace. over Charls* Hare of Btogl|tod la flMT City Tax Collector tV'llHam A bers of the nssocl.stipn will be pre- ner. Is a brief account of his paper: TALCOTTVILLE l«grao.l7 (at Storrs). Usman’s wtontog of the eastern blue-plate spedaL Skbtey'WoadL Rogalua will be at the office of the omitted for part of the summer, has JOHN LOTAS'^ tee, Mrs: Rachel White. Montague Mr. and Mrs. Wiutom P em tt of champion and so thia 220-pMind amateur, or to the national open he Joe Sugdens, Bennl^ Borgmann and | Very truly yiiura."' •sented. Members of- the Board of Thomas De.nman of Smith Wll- “Our Christian EIndeavor Society White was elected chairman and Oct. 8: BoiWdoto 18; WeMeyan 0 won at North Shore five years ago. leagues. The Pirated have a chance Oliver French, Red Wings president. Jr.i met Franjo KUkuUevie of Town clerk from 7 to 8 tonight for been resumed by the Rev. B. A. llngton, who has been ill a - long Manchester 5311 Manchester have moved into .their (at Middletown). speedster goes to the starting line MICKEY (BABB) GIBBONJ, Education and. the teachers will be waa organized August 26, 188« Ellsworth Oove'II clerk ot the meet- e bagged three birdiea ahd aim- Detroit Shgger Has. 20 to tho next few days to dispofe Some offside elants at CYmnecti- Athletic Dltgcter. Connecti- slavla,' Bryan Grant jr.. fated Ad- V the purpose of collcbtlng the city guest.s of honor., Lewis, pastor of the Hebron and time, la now in a serious condition new home recently purchisaed from Oct. 14: Hnverford 0; Wealeyan here Wednesday night aa a dual flr.ally of what throat the New York rian Qulst of Austeaiui, and Ooai Gilead Congregational churches. largely through the Interest and ef- tog and the foUowihg were nomi- champion. A skillful and shox^y four unaucceasl^ putte at others, cut sports . . . players on the eight cut Yankees, 221 Orange taxes. He* will also be at the office t The Gilead Sunday school teach- There was a large attendance ot forts of Rey. H. R Holslngton, the -Saturday evening Mias Doris N. C. Tatater. 8 (at Haverford); Giants still can make. Victors to 12 McNeill battled Harry Hopmaa OB Wednesday and ^Thuraday from The bulletins not only give the Siin- nated for town offices to be voted rider Usman ranks' xrlth the best n three occasions he placed pitch Gaines le ft To Get I I teams to'the Norwich city baseball Street; New HaVen, ’ l^nn. ers and officers will hold a pot-Juck the' auction of N. G. Dane at the honored and beloved pastor of this Rlvenberg entertained a few friends on at the.coming election: Assessor. Mr. Cordner ot Branford 'Was o; Oct. 22: Amherat 12; Wealejran 2 lots from scandalous - lies withih put of 19 encounters, the Biics play league can, take their share of the Australia. .. 9 a.m. to 12 noon and two to five day programs of services but Glass Factory district Saturday af- (St Middletown). but he will have to be at the “top Among the xrpmen, the Itae-up supper at the papsonage this eve- church at. that- time.. On the above at her home. Refrethmente were Guy M. Bartlett, Sr.; board of re- recent guest ot hU sister, Mn. of his. game” to repel the field o: easy stoking range of the cup. three games against the fourth- league’s spllt-up receipts without I p.di. to cpllett the taxes. Thurad.ay ning. at C:30 o'clock They will plan chronicle weekly events connected ternoon. Livestock, hay, wood, tools, Samuel Dunlop. « Oct 29:. Trinity 0; Wesleyan T This xras a champion, clinging to place Gtonte, who now are 8 i -3 MOKI.^KTVS TO PR.^CTICE was Alice Marble va. Dorothy Stei^ Is the final day on which the city with church work. They are of real date the constitutibi. was adopted served and games were played mak- lief, Ralph W. Bass; first, helectman, (at Middletown). in v a d e who will go after More Homers And Break worrying about their amateur for a Rally biu'./8eri-lce.. ate,' were sold. and the society began its life in the L. B. Whitcomb; second selectman Mn. Harriet Potter and family of his crown with a fearless grip. This games behind. enson. Kay Stammer* ya-BaphafG- t^es may be paid and receive the help in stimulating Interest: , , ...... ing the evening very enjoyable. The Nov. 5: Williams 19; Wesleyan 0 crown at tba Wethersfield avi standing—it came te something like Wto-ilow. filra. Sarah Palftey^Fab* The choir wlji hold a rehearsal at About 100 were present at the bid. Chapel, known os the' Academy, foltowtng persona were present. Mr. Louis E. Turner; auditor, Charles Boston were recent guests ot her ball park. • is Ute 28-year-old veteran who Is stUI ,. Even. at their current rate, the Morlarty Brothers’ fobthaTl team five per cent discount, allowed by A session will oe held at the town meeting of CTlmax Chapter, Order (at WUIiamato'wh). the man to beat. four cents per player per garqe un- yan va Thelma Coyne, add JadMfW •the Gilead Congregational church now our Grange HaU. There were and Mfo. WUbur Smith, Jr., Miss L. Wright; grand Jurors, -Arnold mother, Mrs. I. Thompson. In the group will be such stars Rotk’s Mark; Pirates Open Pirates hardly could lose ten more less Mjdes StandUh of the Norwich Will practice tonight at the West ' the vote of the city meeting. Thursda.v evening, nt 7:45 o'clock. clerk’s- office Saturday, September of Eastern Star, Wednesday. night Nov. 12; Rochester 0; -Wesleyan Arrayed against him today were Jedrzejoxrsk* vs. Dorothy Wonts' 20 charter members.” Velma Webb, Louis Gessay of Rock- Hjratt, Thomas Lewis and El. W- - Mr. and Mn. Lewis Hodge and aa "Dutch” Mueller. "WoodaleT' Caa- games than the'New, Yorkers dur- Bulletin Is offside in his arithmetic | Side Oval at 6:30 o’clock. The fol? '' Funeral of Hynry Uuha<-h Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lyman of 17, from 9 a: m. to 5 p. m. for the In Masonic hsil, with past', matrons Merritt; cotisUbles, H. A. UlllqUlst, family, have returned to their home 8 (at Bliddletown). all but one of the five other one-time man. By nightfall there xrlll be The funeral of^enry Dubach, »3, "As one reads the' records ope is ville, Miss Betty Post of Meriden, tonquay, Crocky Rawdtog on^of the ing the'remainder of the campaign it's possible for the Bristol lowing players are asked to report: eight surviving men and eight sur* Columbia were eAlIera at the home purpose of administering the elec- and past patrona Initiating two can- John and Tom Lotas, Richard Hunt- Burton Lewis, Edward Whitcomb, to Blast Hartfbrd after spending the "Big Four" of the game; Keeny amateur kinds who aet forth yes- Vital Series WHk Giants. should they maijage to sweep the Myneskl, Haefs,-Smith. Healy, La of the RockvHte House was held on of Mr.s. E. E, Foote. Sunday. tor’s oath -to those found qualified impressed by the fact that nearly oil terday to the 18-hole flrat half of the football W^st 'Ends to field a-start-j vlvlng x'omen. and then the real didates. Those who officiated from the .young people of North Coventry ington, Ruth .and Faith-Blinn, Henry Thornton Griswold; registrar pf vot- summer at their Cottogp at the to Brower, Don Smith, Ray/. Grant. set which begins today. Coss, R’bblnaon. Vltteer, Hines. Ed • Monday at St. Bernard'.t church. Mr.. and Mrs. • William Brnlnard to be made voters. A. second session Wlllington were Mr*. Walter Col- ers. Charles L. Wright: board of qualifying tost, all of his fellow tog Une-up""wlth 11 men who'played fun x1ll start have, through the years, been mem- and Joe Bebker, Lorraine Anderton Mn. Waterman haa returned ^Sta ndings Walter I7axar and many others. * Their closest rivals, ths Chicago lets .of varsity boll for these well- Rowe, J. Henry,, esrron, Ferguson, Rev. Edward Quinn, offiidated,..and .and, children of. Hartford called at will be held Saturday,.October-1, in burn, Mrs. John Mlrti, Mias Emily education,dua Rachel White; library Walker Cuppan, axcapt ;. C3iarlea heri o f our society. ' and S. CobuRi. Manchester. A fter spendi^ TRSfl'ERUAT'S REStrLTS Rawdtog and Naaor lo to aa the By HUGH 8. PCUJBRTON; jlt. CubiS and Cincinnati Reds,'have the knoWn/schooIs—N. Y. U:, Catholic | Hagenow, McIntosh. Schuetz, luU- burial was In St. Bernard's ceme- the Ijome o,f Wtnthfbp Porter Sun- ^the Interests of ‘ hose whose qualiti- Parizek, John R. Edwards and Mr. And Mrs. Andrew Johnstone Irtotor, Elizabeth Cook; board of I summer at Bolton Lake, most formidable of the'coiltenders. Kpcsls and Francis Ovhnet who Aiwoclated Pixfa Sporla Writer day afternoon. . ., • Henry Douda. ■’As examples ot the society's Natieoal p a a ^ up, tha battle, and a spread jwme chance to fatten tbelr records U., Fordham, Colgate, Manhattan, ano, Prentice. Hayes, Wolfram. of Rochester, N. T.. returned home finance, Harry E. Disggett: fire com- Mrs. Sndth, Mrs. Ali< fWn yan w Crocky has been a natioaal threat asratoat the weRitR? SKoQg^ Andemhn :BiiIhli.iiHr-r, E ' W. U Pet by beating'' George von Elm at Hank hit his 50th home run of the victory to the 25-yard event for evening at their rooms in the Pres- young people. It Is hoped that all The union church service on Wll- known living art H. R. Hoiatngton, N. H. house. The engine arrived ahd the In addition to the national atars season yesterday to help Detroit’s right there. boys 12 ytarm old and under . / and pointing. One'df the drivers waa lington HIU waa well attended Sun- ford is visiUng at the home of Mn. Pittsburgh ------77 54 .588 Merlon, Pa., In 1930 to the record cott block. eligible young people vjdli be pres- J;;., Frederic R. Hoioingtep. Miss Miss Blather Lee returned home firemen were successful to putting Chicago youthful r i ( ^ from this, section out-of-the-rto)ntog Tigers whip the TKe clinching point to the A m ^ - Fran” Leary, looked upon os aU' Loren M. Lord, who still clings to day. Scripture lessen was Nehe- out the fire without much damage E. S. Haleys.* .... 75 59 580 overtime match,.^ winning on the The Rockville Emblem Club wtu ent. Rev. ,Berl Lewis of Gilead and Nan'cy L. Holslngton, Miss ifary R. from a two weeks’ stay at. Law- Ctoctonati • a • 74 80 553 will step out to bid for the cham- 10th extra hole. Chicago White Sox, 4-8, to the only can l>ague should arrive muc t other Joe McCluskcy In Mancheater old fashioned ways of geiting about. mlah, Chapter 4. The sermon topic rence, Mass., where she visited her being done. The Ladies' aid of the MetbodlsV pionship, «n on g them Matt Kee- hold an In portant meeting on'jVea- Hebron wUl assist jn the -prepara- Three others were salesmsfi. who Holslngton. -Mrs. Katie Keeney New York ..••• 7s 61 .545 McCarthy m as Medal game on the major league schedule. sooner. The Yankees, IS games which nurtured both, ia off thia fall nesday afternoon,' September 14th. tion of ihis conference and those was "The Three Hundred” and the sister. Mrs. Jamto Poggart. Recent guests at the home of Mr. church will give a harvest supper at vers of Hartford find "Red’’ Usmery are Introducing stoves in the sur- Lathrop','Rev. Leon H. Austin, Mrs. Boston ...... 67 88 .504 Troubled by hay-fever and a drls- He has to hit eleven more te beat ahead of Boston and 18 1-2 In front to Seton Hall prep. "Fran’s” , rec- /t's Their At this time delegatee ndll be elect- planning to attend from Gilead story, ‘The Magnet", Mrs. George Cornelia Tunier Baas. Lester .-Martin and family of and Mn. Frank Hamilton were Mr. the church tomorrow afternoon at of Pce-'^ton. rounding area. They carried their V. Smith and Miss MUdred Mlrti 5:30. The menu ia os follows: St JLouls ...... 83 73 .467 e which misted his eye-glaaseS as Ruth's all-time record of 80. made of the q^eland Indians, Invade ord In-the post three years at Man- ed for the annual convention which smuld get Jn touch with .Rev. Lewis. Letters were read from three RockvUle have moved into town and and Bln. Frank Griggs of Holliston. Brooklyn ...... 61 ell M the still impregnable fortreae to 1937. Cleveland today. The Red Sox fol chester High Includes 23 successive bags of grain with them, and pene- .decorated the church with beautiful Maas. ^ boiled ham, cabbage, turnipo, pota- 72 .459 ^ takes place September 23th te 28tb .Mr. and. Mrs. Charles . Fish, ac- charter members; the Holslngton have rented a teneihent from Tal' Philadelphia ... 48 89 528 that Oakmont's par remains, he loxr them. And If those encounters cross-country victories aqd 19 xrtos companied by .Mr. and Mrs. Harold trated back roads where automo- gladioli and a basket of a variety of cott Brothers. tp E d w M Whitcomb la employed to toes, onions, beets and-carrots, rel- Greenberg has 20 games, almost at the ■ New.' Ocean House, at flowers. Sunday school waa resum- twins, Nancy and Mary and Mrs. Amerleaa Le a gu e wrote a 37-'36—^72 right alongsi^ don’t settle Uie matter, the Yonks hi 23 attempts'At the mile . . . Fans Fit and Feel... Ewampaoott. Maas. Mrs. Josephine House of Wfsp. Hartford and Mrs. bffes find It difficult to make their ETank Webster has returned to Rocky HIU for Mveral weeks. He ishes, roUs, coffee, pumpkin and ap the par flgyres and thepe ^vas none all pf them telthe home park. In way, The salesmen drove spirited ed after an totermisslon all summer. Katie Keeney Lathrop- An amus- is staying with bis sister and fSm- pie pie. ' W. L. Pet which to make those eleven homers. should pick 'up enough other yic- looking for pitchers' battles In the Johnston, president, will, preside at Carrie Biirham of Amston attend- ing extract from Miss Mai^a letter work aher a few days' illness. New York ...... 93 who could bring it down. Behind Let your feet wake up end live! , m lopking horses and used top buggies, Miss Gertrude Pradei, who has Leonard Ridyard is confihed to ily, Btr. and BIra. Benjamin Elmore. A t the iu t regular meeting of the 43 . 587 The Babe bit his 50th to his record lories on the side while they're in plsy-offs of the Pomperaug baseball 'Walk-fitted Bostonians. Shoes that match the meeting. / ed a family party at the home' of foUocvs: Boston. ... . a *•— 78 58 576 him came golfers xrhoee scores such as used to bt called "car- been klndgerten tocher for several hU home because of iUness. BIrs. L. B, Whitcomb and her Grange, the foUpwtog names and breaking year .to the 138th game of the wist. league, operaUng in the hinterlands a man’s feet. yLook good becaiia* thm fM Probate Convention. Mr. and Mr*. .\VilUani Seyms' In Col- years, did not return as expected, -"Christian Endeavor was a pleas- Cleveland . .. • 78 57 571 ranged upward to 94. •' — — ■.. I around Wmterbufy, were disappoint- Th* Republican Probata conven- chester last Friday-evening. The riages” bock In the 90’s. Zlgmund Goads is still hamper- daugbten Mrs. Elmore, visited rsla- | applications were read of these Detroit ... • . * a > 7b By the ASSOOATXD PREsis. Others threatened; seven beat par the eeaaon then finished off at about good. Feel good because th ^ ro walk- as she will attend college. Misa Mar- ant change, after the long enurch ed by his knee which he injured last tives to Branford recently. 84 ed. After drepptog the flret game fitted-to cushion every curve te'your ftet ' tlon for the EUingtoii district wUl party was given In honor'of Mr, and Recorded at the' town clerk's ^^’isbtog to become, members: WashtogtOB — * . 8 8 on the front nine only to fall victim the pace Honk win have to follow— twin bill s sl ated garet Fpote, former teacher at VU- services we had been having, for week - ” 89' /ABiEBlCAN UEAOUE. ‘ to tha Oakville Duke* 21 to 10, the . . . to action! bo heU at eleven thirty o'clock in Mrs. Stephen Bond 'and daughter. office Monday was the sale of. five ayde Marshall, Miss Cathertos Chicago • * • • . 64 78 525 of Oakmbnt’s traps on the bsek- a homer every two games'. ■■ more lots at Aniston Lake. Four of HIU schpol. takes her place at there used to be, first the morning Miss Alfea Neri is spending a few SEEING BED Batting—Foxx, /'BoMon, J47; Oxford Oaks came back and xron the Supoilor court room*. Momdrlal Miss Vlrgtola, of Cleveland, Ohio, South WilUngton. Misa Jane Drake service. Immediately foUowad by tha MarshaU, Mias Jean Munroe. St Loula ...... 47 82 -584 Averlll, ClevelanA^ 842. xrard Journey aa McCarthy stroked Hank's homer yesterday broke a New York, Sept. 18.— (A P )—The Who were tdsIUng relatives In Con- the buyers are Hartford people. woeks at the home of her parents T h o ^ Wilson. Ida-Ptansy. Elean^ PMIadelphla so stewUly hs paired 14 of the 18 2-2 tie in a neat mound duel be- the flog with 17 to 8 and 10 to 6 buUdlng on Wadu^ioday. There wlii of Sharon,. a new teiteher? has the .Sunday school; and than after a MUwaukas. Wls.—Bert Rsltbel, of ... 48 88 558 Runs— Greenberg, Detroit, 133; National League today snndunced vtctoriee . .. wonder if Bobby Grant jnectlcut Miss Bond Is a talented They are Harrison O. Puffgr, who Mr. and Mrs. LouU Nari.\ Hutchinson and Gasprto Morra. Eastern—Playoff boles. tween AJ Benton and Jack Knott. A B.OSTONIAMS be delegates from both the town oT Village HUl school and is boarding fifteen mlnuteb' reeeas, another Saturday afternoon the Talcott- Jefferson, Wls.. knows now that Foxx, Boston, 121. the foHowtog doubleheadera to take wotod trade hla 1938 medela for a yqw g Soprano singer having won buys lot number 218; Mrs. George W. L, Art Doertog, Jr., Stanford student couple , of innings later .he scor^ care of Ue and postponed game* 'Vernon and town of Ellington in at- with Mr. and Mrs'. Charles Komer church service, sermon and aU. So vUle softball team lost 2 games to seven biUls to a truck can cause aa i«. Runs batted in—Foxx, Boston. championship?. The Wethersfield Fit Right. . . Fnl RlgM. . . tendance. thC-Dhlo State medal in the Ecclesi- W. Coolen, lot number 667;'Mr. fuid at West WUUijgt'on, Miss Margaret Elmira s * • ■ • S 3 500 from Chicago and low amateur in the wtontog run on Rudy Y o iV f and schedule change* to end In- when the Christian Ehideavor meet- ths Oak Street Tavern. The first much' excitement aa one bull to a 152: DlMaggio, New York. 127. the 1988 open at Denver, came golfer won his fifth haedsl of the Antoni .Sadlak of thia city kaz an- astical singing contest In 1937. Mrs. John F. Egan, lot number 240; Relger, teacher at Roaring Brook, Bldghanitmi >ee t S 500 HIt*;-Vostttlk. Boston. 188; O a- double. cluding games-of Sept 8: Tbey’rs” Wali-IttoJ Others present were Mr. ahd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. H. CMapman Swain, ing 'Was substituted for the second game by the score of 8-8 and the CUitoa shop, any day. closest. Ha xras three under par tor ■eaeon in the qualifying round of nounced that be is a candidate for at present is commuting to her aarvloe, and held in the evening, it second by the score of 4-3. ' Both Oklahoma City-Joe Blaice’a got Sr, Boston. 180. In hto Utest apiirt. the Tiger first 'At Boetoo—Sept. 18. Plttehurgh; George Boson and daughter JoAi of o f West Hartford, lot number 40. home in Worcester, Mass. When a tire went flat. Relthel to have a man-sized job to work bU TODAYS GAMES the first 18 holes, but auboiiM to a sacker' has connected for four cir- 18* CtoctoBatl (moved up from tho Torrtogton tavltaUoo but, aa this omoe, and it is expected that he was a welcome change.” games ware very interesting the pulled his truck into a filling sta- Doublep--Cronto, Boston; 44; Voe- 78 at the enA was tha case'on the four previous will bo nominated aa there have Colchester, Henry, Bond and' eon Mrs. Agnes Jalbert, also of Hartford Mr. and Mrs.' John Edwards en- way through college. Nathmal mllf, Bq^OQ. 36. cuit awate to the last four gainaa. 8*pt 19); 28. New York. Francis of Niantic.' The-church waa very prettUy and second game not being decided until tion. Ha, never Uwugbt ot the ^ Altogether there were 74 acmes occasions, they gave the cup to an- boon no other annouacemente of buys lot 202. ‘ tertained Thursday night James B. the final inning. Tonight Talcott- The employment bureau at OkJa- Chleacb at Bostoo. T rlp l& ^ esth . Clsveland, 18; On that baals, he should have at A t Brooklyn—Sept 18, St. LouU; . Hro. A H> Post and Mr. and Mr*. ' William Johnson held a clambake Yes and friends of Hartford. Mr. appropriately decorated for tha gaaoltoe ,pumpa.'But the'Bulls no- St Louis at PhUadatehU. of SO or batter and U4 with - 84 or other guv after tba finals . . . raadlrlatiia. Golden celghratton with larga'baa- vUla ancounters the second Coagoea floffla a t y U n ive^ ^ got Blake a Averin, (Sevelond, 14. tha flgura at which ths loaat aa good a chance ot beating ss, Hyron J, Poet of East Hartfoid Sunday at hla hoxM in tha Hope Yaa waa a teachar a year ago in tba ticed the red ptitope shortly after Ctoriwiatl at BrooUya. Home runs—Gnsnbcqr. Oatntt, rhUatetehta (moved down from bank" O Donnell of th* Waterbury Totnf kete and bouquato ot goldan mart- at tba TJC.CA. playgrounda. job as an ambulance driver. But Plttebargh at Nssr York. United,- Rtatas Golf AasoclaUon’a out tha Babe as Plttaburgh’q Pirates vtoUing In GUaad Suqday aft- VaUay aaetieo. It maa attendad tay vaeatioe school at South Wmington. Relthel had tha truck Jackad up. 60/ Fmex, Bostoo, 44. have or rsachtog tba and of tha as^ Sept 38); 27. New Terk (moved tepubUcan opines that Tale's euper- Mn. Katia (Bffl) golds and ralenrtniaa bgr Mro. Byina when be trjed to aqueese hia six- teurasasant eommittaa limited th* attraeav* steednle may set a gate - after havliic a rI4i tl|a; — a A*ewd of * ■ . . Tlwy atampadad in dogs quarters. Stolen baoea—Croeetti, New York, •oa bator* rival eatchaa up to Sown from Seat 28). loot, three-toch frame 'behtiui. the for the oocood oossIot) to taauxe aoma Hew TofT reeelpU record at the Bowl this faU.- wheel he ootodn't t w ^ hfgt, am Mj^Lory, q iy ijiB l 8a ttrao tor. Tmn, Aad not?- Tha opener egaingt Ha ■' I taobten MANCHESTBB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAT. SEPTEMBER IS, 19SS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, IfSS Fyri., ...... P age l y MARTIN THtWt a THKt '>N t4oy" BU Y SELL^;^llEMT//^^////;^CI./mSSIFIEE> C/kVi'T VA5Uy.MOOOO~. SENSE and N O N SEN SE «OX tVitW 'YiMt I'M «.pOYS, ASOOT I TOV.O M t Cl >\09E 1: o 6 m 'T • ^F^VVOVaJ I yH: WhtW Kt V.OOV r n w i i ____ To gloat in the sunshine bright, that he waa unable to go, he rang Hfi. BOKVOOOO Vfioowt They ^ t e of the mountains in sum- up some friends and said; ABOcrt,yOOR BVlOTKtR mer FUEL AND FEED 49^-A MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS S.'I teamd la thia section who are anx- tutor, Georgs Nevers; grand Ju fo^ Minister—An unfortunate dinner LOST AND POUND I AU'l’OMOBILES FOR SAl.E 4 | ious to meet the local town eleven. •Where they sleep unddr blankets at engagement keeps me from attend- Jphn McGuire, Roger Spencer knd night. tOST-r-TORTOISK SHELL gluaei PLYMOUTH—L ate 19S5 Deluxe I ONE HALF CORD. Four foot aea- CHKKERINO used piano for STAFFORD The Stafford Republicaiia and Anthony Zokltis; conaUbles, Ralpn CQHMinUTY PLAYERS ing tbe theater tonight! could you coupe. Heater, spotlight, group aoned wood,- sawed stove length. sale, or party may have use of Democrats held their caucuses last I Ward, Alexander Burgesa, Frank 1 believe It X were to visit use the tickets? in or n«»r Cbeney Brothers Ma- These havens of psrfect delight, Friend—We should 'be glad to,do chine Shop. . Finder please call “A," Eqip. 'Very clean. Guaranteed J5.00 delivered. L. T. Wood Co. same for storage. Must be moved SPRINGS night for the nomination of town Ident and Charles Stead; registrar perfect by,private owner. Cheap. [ Phone 4496. at (uice. Inquire. ISO Charter Oak officers In the W anm Memorial of voters, Adalaide Johnson; board PLAN m SEASON I’d find a lot more tUngs to do so, but. we are jrour unfortunate’ «SS3. ' .street...... —.. — .....JOBN .q, NBTTO , hall..... At.tba.RepubUeaa.oauoud'to .(Than a lo t o f .post cu d s to write. .. JtoSta... .L~-: X . P.O;;Box 1846.-Hnrtfprd,‘ ^ 'Ofi'edueation, Lloyd Hevenor;' libiA- - »I , a' // LOST—WHITE T O Y /ox terrier. 472, Stsflord the court room there were, two con* ry director. Mrs. Francis Bassen; Plays Already Selected To Be IWepbonc 4512 or caU at 146 Pine HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 teata. Prime Gregory defeated board of relief, Ralph BIrdsey for A young man gave a graphic de- Nephew—Who was Shylock," Aunt Of High Qaality; “Room scription of a narrow escape he bad . Ethel? .... treat. BUSINESS) siEKVICES WANTED—TO BUY 68 Mrs 'Msrv lAiuni BR I J'ooeph Drobhey for the nomination three year term and Luther Bum- /- ^ H ^ .u J J of bmtrd of relief, 37 to 31. And Ray Service” To Be Prewnted. had from an enraged bull. I Aunt.Ethel—My dear! And you ' OFFERED 1;H| HUNDREDS OF USED Furniture WE PAY TOP market prlcjs for ham for one year’ term; assessor. hargalna. 3 ;>oma furniture $75. and Fred Ellsworth Ryder, 70. both niond Kuehl defeated C. Pliny Cpl’ Wilbur C. Hill. "I seized him by the tali,” he ex- ! go'ito Sunday school- 'sad don’t NOTICE—FURNITURE repairing your rags, papers and mdtals. Can of Park street, Stafford Springs, I bum for registrar of v o te rp ^ the claimed, ’:and there I was! I was know that. AUTUMUB1LE8 FOB SALE 4 Easy terma. Phone or write for h Mr. Ward, former Royal Cana- with the summer stock com- V-/S and jupholatering. Moving and 5879. William Ostrinsky, 182 Bla- were married last Saturday in. Pal* I district 42 to 24. panies closing down, Manchester afraid to hold on, and I dare not let f- - is 1M7 PLYMOUTH tudor deluxe "Courjesy Auto". Alberts Furnl- dian Nortbwei^ Mounted policeman, trucking; J. J. Hillman, 17 Spruce sell street. —----- mer. Mass, The ceremony took There were three con^ets at the proved to be the most popular con- playgoers should be pleased to bear go!” The evil-smelling skunk cabbage aedajii, low mileage, very clean in- tire Co., Waterhury,' Conn. “Between tbe horns of a dllsm- street. Telephone 8446. place in the parsonage of the Sec* stable nominee. In the few years that our own amateur Tbeapians, Is a Mlatlve.of the beautiful Toonerville Folks side and' out, excellent motor. [F'OR SALE—Uaed Thor Washer; in ______, . dltorium.. For the Mtalnatlon of he has been a resident of South the Community Players, have their ma, aa it were.”,v(ntured his pretty lily. By Fontaine Fox Sp^ial for Saturday only f490. LAWN.S-FERTILIZE and seed that gfxajjL running condition. Price only ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 ond Congregational church - with fl„,t selectman, D a i ^ Avery, de* Windsor he baa become well known plans already well laid for their companion. c S e Motors—6483. lawn that does not'look ao good. "No,” replied the jroung mian. "I **0 h , t h a t ’s t o i^ e p h i s J1I5. ''Kemp’s. Incorporated. F'OR RENT—TWO furnished rooms. Rev. Richard K. Morton, pastor, feated Frank Silk 135 to 83; WU* and liked among the townspeople. eighth season. They have endeavor- The result will aurprlee you. Get ed to line up a schedule _ of_ per- wasn’t between the horns at all; f r o m - 1P0 »- 8ALB— Seven - passenger officiating.. The couple were at- liam Reiggen won Angelo Ar* He Is a member of the South Wind- BEARD BLOWINS BACK — my e’alimate. John. S. 'Wolcott, j FOR ^lALE—Used Universal Waahr Inqirtre at 469 Main street, north genta 130 to 80 M the nomination formances that will hot only be en- -and. besides, he wasn't a dilemma, OUR BOARDING HOUSE Buick, food condition. Inquire 57 of Post Office. tended by Mrs. Harah^Brown, 92, sor Volunteer Fire department. He Tel. 8397. . J er, "dryer type. .-In very' good run- of selectman,'’ Stanley Dymeraky lives at Etest Windsor Hill and is in tertaining but will hold to the Ugh be was a Jersey!’ ^ Florence street. ning condition:' 'Itlc Recently overhauled. - - - Stafford’s oldest womlS> aunt of I defeated Fred Rabideau for regis- the automobile repair business. standards they have established In m OLD SPOOK KNQWS MOW/ ^ „ -I Price only J25; Kemp's.’ Inc. Mrs. Ryder. Mr. and''Hrs. Ryder At ari'Ocean-b(ach resort a large HAW, L A O S / trar of voters in the' fifrst district 96 Mias Betty Towle of pover. New previous seasons, ...... TO MAVJDLE A 8LUWPERBUSG. MOVING— THIICK1(NG-*2 BOARDERS WANTED 5 »A will make their home on 'Park to 44. : Hampshire, was a recent guest of October will bring thit rousing, crowd gathered on the pier gaidng PREPARE sou a. ^r|.|l|i * .« ij. Sfri KITCHEN STOVe with new oil out to the swirling waters. A man POAJ'T SOU THINK f THAT'S Manchester street here. Following is the list of nomina- Mr. and Mrs. Selim F. -Mitchell. laugh-provoker "Room Service," to APPCTITES FOR, SMJitAUC. . I burner; oil drum, and about 40 gal- COUNTRY—blodern home. Home was struggling’ for his life, shouting THE THIRD TIAAE HE'S HAD ’ lons of oil. Sacflflce. Apply 91 '.cooking. 9 miles from Mancbestdr. A three, act comedy, "Look Hand- tions on the Democratic ticket: Mias Towle was enroute to Dallas, be followed,’ in the latter part of A FEAST OF QUAIL ^ AUSTIN A. CHAMbERS when you Texas, where she is professor of for help. TO PUU_ THE muzzl e out Evening Herald Florence street. . Write Box H, Herald. some, Harold” will be presented by asseasor, George Bertrand; board of November by "Pennywise.” After AND Duck w/HtL.s want tba beat in Local and Long the Young People of Tolland at the relief, Charles Dlmlmck; first select*. French in Hockaday college. Miss the - Christmas holidays the Players Suddenly, an)id the cheers of spec OF MV E A R / I WOULONT Distance Moving. Dally Expreasj .(tators, a young man dived tolly GSQVINO A S HUNTING CLASSIFIED FOR SAL'S—Used Thor Washer, Memorial hall, Stafford Hollow, man, Daniel Avery; selectman, Wil* Sylvia Clafin of Southbridge, Mass., wUl n>ut “The Far Off HlUs” into MIND IP D - ie THlNlO W.AS Hartford, Manchester, KocKvUle accompanied Miss Towle. Mrs. dressed into the sea and brought -“I " ' AAATE T O T io v A irrv , r r ADVERTISEMENTS with iroiier attachment. An excel? APAKTMEN'i'S— FLATS— Friday night. Sept. 16th at 8 under liam Reiggera; auditor, Maurice C. production for a presentation earl gallant rescue. Phone 6260, 68 Hollister street lent value at only.J20. Kemp'a, the auspices of the Stafford Uni* | Murray; registrars of voters first Mitchell returned to Southbridge aa in February. This particular pU, LOADED, BECAUSE WAS MV D U T V TD BQIM 6 Inc. TENEMENTS 63 versallst church choir. the week-end guest of Miaa Claliin. is one that h£s been so effectivel' IB The rescuer received tbe eongrat- y/ 7\ . THE OWLV TIME OSBBt sta avaraaa words M a Uaa district, Stanley Dirmersky; second latlons of everybody who witnessed, rOW/N ALL THE BiODS IwntoiM, aaiabarf and abbravlatlont ^Irs. Armandine Labreche of district,yWlIIiam L. Taylor; board The Septeipber meeting of the staged by the Abbey Players. _ aaah soont as a word ,aod eompoand GOOD USED COAL ranges, 810 up; FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM down* ift deed, and the suggestion -thpi SOU EVER GST 1/ AT HOME THEY MISSED BY AAV PAINTING— PAPERING 2J stair tenement, 49 Eire street, new- Edgewood street, secretary of the of eduction, Benjamin Phelps; con* Young Mothers' club waa held at bumum Grove" has been tentati- — IN HIS FACE AND SHUTTIN* OFF HIS werils aa two worda CHnlmam sosi la some with oU burners, 120 up. the home of Mrs. Asber-A. CoIUna . he hero should be honored was -SHOT la BYAId I WITH •riot of tkraa lloaa ly renovated. Phone 6720. Strazga. Post Auxiliary of Stafford stable^, Arthur Adams, George ly scbedyled for March with either celved with acclamation. — , CANNY AAARKSMANAHIP — Uaa rstas per day far traatlant PROPERTY OWNERS —Attention Watkins Brothers. Inc. 11 Oak S t was installed aa vice president of Joseph Klecak . and George A program of.group discussion and "Counsellor-At-Law" or •‘The Front VISION WHEN — EMPTY CriJKi! rA A CANNIBAL child study has been planned for ^ "Oh, well,” said the young man, KaFFr Kop'r 1 3HALL 04a. S6.95 re'pspera room, celling pkper- the Fourth District American Le- Paheient. Page” aa tbe closing vehicle. WITH AN ARaA Maetfra Marak If. ItM the forthcoming senson. "Mothers when they finally allowed hlin' to FILL THE LACOBR T O ^ .> .» -I wRBOCaab cna.1 Cbarga ed or kalsomlned. Material, labor ^ HOl^ES FOR RENT 65 gion Auxiliary at Joint inatallation The Republican nominations are: If “ variety is the (pice of Ufe,"* speak, ‘^t’s OK by ms—but what I \f^ ata complete. Inelde, outatde painting MACHINERY AND TOOLS 52 ceremonies held Sunday aftemoozY] assessors, George Towne; board of Need to Get Together” waa the sub- then the many friends of the Com- OVERFLOWING WITH AAV j ^ t Osaseeeuvs Oa/s ..I 1 «ls| » ject dlscuased at this iponth’s meet- want to know is, who pushed me off • OsBBScatlT* Days ..I I sta^ Cl ata - Large aavlnga\Work guaranteed,J FOR RENT—6 ROOM single qot* In Wlllimantic. Her husband,. ^ ^ li- I relief,. Prlmo Gregory: first select munity Players should find much la the pier?" 1 Day ...... 11 au| IIall Lang. Phone 3692. , USED GARDEN TRACTORS, pota- tage on Armory street, recently Itam , J. Labreche, past com m ^der I| man, Clarence D. B^Min; select ing with Blrs. Mary Jayne Mitchell this program to enliven their Inter- All'ardart far Irragtiiar laaartlona aa leader. Plana were made for a will ba skargad at tka aaa Uma rata. to diggers, tractor plows, attrac- renovated. Apply iOO E. Center of the StraMa Post was^talledI InaWli man, Milo E, Bradway:-agent for eaU and beguile .their troubles. A man had this to say about spin- paaiil rataa for laag tarn avart tive selection of used and rebuilt street. Telephone 3782. as historian of the Fourth Dlatrlct, town deposit fund, Harold L. An* military whist to be given on Sep- "Room .-Service” has Just been re- 2:i tember 30 aa a benefit for funda to ach: "I don’t like spinach and I’m day advartlalns divas apoa raqaaat. REPAIRING tractors. Dublin tractor Co., J’royi- American Legion. Both Mr. and I drews; auditor, Rayfaiond B. Kelsey; leased for use by non-professionals. glad I don’t'lik e it, because If T — Adasrdarad bafara tka Ikird ar dftk SEVERAL MODERN six room* provide pre-school age books for the Mexicon Bottles Mode MOWER SHARI'EININU, repairing dence Rd., WilllmanticV^ ' > Mrs. Labreche have -been active in j registrar Of voters first district. Tbe Community Players will hold liked It T d eat it, and 1 hate the day will ba akargad only for tka aa* single houses, also two family- Legion’ ^ a lrs in Stafford and the I Raymond Kuehl; second district, Sadd Memorial Library. .Him President ’ teal BBD'bar of cimaa Ibt ad appear* Vacuum cleaners ceconditionea. Mrs. James Oaae of Simsbury is their first meeting of tbe season to- bk|jmed stuff." ad. ekargiDd at tka rata aamad but fiats In excellent locations. Apply district. ' Joel ,H. Reed 2; board of education. night in the clubrooms in the Balcb ^ H Z N the United States ae- ao allowanea or rafooda esn ba mad# Key making, lock repairing, safe I Edward J. Holl, telephone Man- visiting her niece, Mrs. Fred Weber combination cbanglng. Braltbwalte. | The Strazza Post, American Le* Richard Bissonnette; constables, and Brown block,-Depot Square. This UtUe bint should have been ^ qulred Texas In 1845, the g o v aa tls titsa ada atoppad sftar tba chester 4642 or 8025. gion*an(l Auxiliary will sponsor a | Herbert H. Slye; Stephen Mlchaelec, of Wapp.ing. ertiment turned to “Old Rouib ftk day. 52 Pearl street ' Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Morse of good for a fiver: No ‘’till forbids" I display Haas aet scries of bingo games in the audi- [ Albert .Kihl and Bratnan Sibley. Wife—John, is It true that money and Ready," Gen. Zachary Taylor, aotd. torium of the Wairren Memorial hail Benjamin'Cooley was moderator Beverly, Mass., have been recent talks? ROOFING AND siding, painting, NOTICE! guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. to occupy the borders. By the Tka Barald will aol ba raapoastbls WANTED ro RENT 68 every Thursday night commencing and Francis C. tece clerk at the OPEN FORUM John, spring of 1846, the general had — HE GETS TO ‘^IN * FAST | ” \ (ar aiors tkan ana laoorrskt tnaartlop carpentry and mason work. Rea- George Marks for several days. -Well, that’s what they say, ffL af aay advsrtlssmsnt ardarad far sonable. Time payments arranged. WANTED—2 or 3-room apartment; this Thursday at 8 o’clock. Cash Republican caucus while at' the dear. moved down to the mouth o f the SMra thaa oas tlma BOB MASON prizes will be awarded. 'The entire Democratic caucus Chiu-les B. Pin- "HAD CHANGE <»! HEAHr.” 'W ife-W ell, I wish you would Rio Grande with a force of 3000 W. Vancour, 55 Wells street. Phone | rent not over $30. Write Box O, Editor of The Herald: Tka laadvsrtsBi. oialsaloB of laaar* 8335. Formerly at the comer of .Main Herald. process will go towards the wel- [ ney was moderator and ; John J. teavriM a little here to talk with men and established Fort Brown. root BobllaatloB af advartlalng will ba and I.lll.y street* fare fimd of the post and auxiliary. I Lynch clerk. Aa time filea it la only « abort during the day, I get eo lonely. raatlBsd only by aaneallsIlBB af tka ARAB REACnON SHOWS Across the river was the Mexican ahargs atada tor iha sarvles raadarad. WE spec ial ize: in roofing and The making of new voters in the -4— a time ago when Mathlaa Spleaa waa army, under orders, to drive All advsrtlaanisBta bboi aoBform siding. Workmanship guaranteed. Now at , HOUSES FOR SALE 72 town of Stafford wdll take place by loudly shouting for SorialUm. Hisa But helpfulness like the next Americans out of the contested . la atylA aopy and typography nntb Time payments_arranged._ Paint- the" board of selectmen and town JMORE TROUBLE AHEAD came the Wopld War started byjSer- .. seems to ua a bit overdone: —r—ieselatfeee WBforead by tka pebllak* FOR SALE—6 ROOM hoiiae, etdam area. They, ..tried this _an .M a eokvoDlfDO* la a4v*rtls*ra but WANTED---- GAPABLF,- girl -fo t and Mussolini and not in Britain and em d that Hitler waa neither a n tl^ WhUe passing through New. York Followed another cloae ahavei, S( ORCHY SMITH Change of Tacticii tks CASH RATES will bo aeeoptoS as FOR SAL-B—BUILDING ~rtotS on Plains, the .Italian club, deleted, the fornia and this is bis first visit Eaat. By JOHN a TE R R Y general housework. No cooking, no Maple Grove nine 7 to 2. France.'’" itbollc nor anti-Jew. BuL lead- i t e l Dm A fa Aotomoblloa for Bxchanaa ••..« t Al t ’' ( k>gSte Kar t / r t d ADto . Aeeoaoorlos— TIroo ...... * Use a central heating system, more than one bathroom In a house, Auto Ropatrloc—PalntlDB . . . . . ’ 1 Bv 8«Mr 9-n Aato School...... t-A FIRE and apace-saving kitchens are all By Clyd* FLAPPER F A N N Y C AutoB—Ship by.Tm ek ...... I American Innovations. They ‘are, u i*M sr sc* KJmet. sR.''t’-aL'sta' eUSeSf.e^ FRECKLES AND.HIS FRIENDS By Blosser Auto*—For Biro ...'------• * H O L D E V E R YTH IN G Lewis ' WASHINGTON TUBBS , Garasoa—Sorvlco—fiiorago . . . 1/ lb South however, being taken up In.the new- OUT OUR WAY Motoroyeloa—BleyeUi ...... 11 Read The Herald Advs. er homes of Europe. »0T, DAODV rWB ALBBADy «ET PEOPLE EXPECT „ Wantad Antbo—Mornrcycioo . . . . IS I TlELLTtsirTDO’ KieBO a THI CATE. X WA5 PUNUlHd OM ) MONEY. THAN A OHiXy T W O -.,,______TURk J THE.T LlOK) uataoM BBS ProfctBaal SoniVco 4321 A EI^ALL VMICDIN6 FRICAV, HIDE LOOSE, ICK' BuolBosa Sorviooo Offorod ...... Lit ^ N A M K BAND T& GST JO B S * ’ WE /N)5T tWE UP TO OUR PRESTtSB AND GUYS PLAY GOOD MUSIC. WITH just you AND n MY HOSS WILL Bouoobold Sonrieot Offorod ....ll-A North SOCIAL POSITION. YOU LOVEBIRDS WAIT PACK IT WITHOUT Bulldlna—CJootraotlBa ...... i* B UT TD u 'LU NBBO SOMBOKIB jnWO OR THREE AWHILE, AMD I lL THROW THE SIGGEST’ • r l o r 1tts;-4->CURetBC ,,, |« aOd 8«rTlo« ol.aasM 16 —NO. 1 - Wantttd-^o'tlnaR* 8«rriea ..awa M 5630 '\^daratloM l • NO BUDGET CHAR(iE (If Paid in 4 MonthsV gouraa# and ...... r (Holloraii) I NO DOWN PAYMENT PJIvata Inatruciront Ma««a»».aa li a NO PAVME.NT FOB A WHOLE MONTH AFTER v^>aaaaaaaaa^a o l l 'A MnaJcai— Dramalla .Tva. » a « • • a !• 3060 ^ DELIVERY . Wantad—-InttmetioBa «vyaaaa»a M nBinciaJ (Quiah) Bond#—fitocka^—MortvarM « —NO. 2— - •• X BualDots ...... —x,M • N O D O W N P A Y M E N T Money to Loan a| 4340 • NO PAYMENT.^ FOR .30 DAYS ^ 'M^HtYHATS UNLUCKVT H«lp oDd SItiiattaaa A GIRL SHOULD NtUBR. NEVER CV^NSE'HER S*}** Wapiod— Fomalo ...... M , UP TO A YEAR TO P.AY FRidC MC.GOOSBY, .M p tPantod—Malo I* doesmt neso WEDPI^.-CATEa .SOtotTHlUG T fH H IB tf S^eainoo Wontod...... «t-A TUB B B Sr TD / H E JU ST WAVES Bolp Waqtod—Malo or Fomalol. II H O S P ITA i: ^LL.. 7WE BATON , AMO Tb U 7 ALWAYS HAPPENS— XME ‘. 11.a V^NSVER. KNOWN JX toatToBo w aniod— FarBal* . . i , - t l' OUR i^ C E S 6tAPS-e<>-'TPfe --Pfc(eTW3 jf l-- V" ettuatlona Wactod-i^-SlaU .. TOUTIL L ^ BHAor»oe| CAN MB MES W «U -_IC N O W N TO PAILf Etb'ptOyinont k son ejot to HEU. GIVE arb'^ antt.ard - PLAY A R O tlND H B R £, ‘ L f*» PtOck— Peta—PottltiT— . Yoklelrii^ OUR SERVICE 'YDu A.BAND Dos*—Blrd»--P.ta ...... i . . . -« r A N A N D TO liLL Llv* Stock—VohleUa «} the class IINSTRUMENT S e T PLENTY W ATE R D E PT. ' 131-HOSUTt fW-l Poultry and Scppllo* ...... ; ' «| rTNEBSS/ ? ounds Wantod—; P*ia— PruItry..^tock 44 OF Joe® / y S For tall— MUtalUaaaM'"^;.' okayT A rtleU t For Sal# ...... 44 3077 Boats and Accossoiits 41 POLA COAL Bulldlns Materials ...... ,47 62 Hawthorne Street/ ewos- “Ifg frcMR Peg—u ys she’s studying hard b ^ u s e her major' Diamonds—tVatebss Jswslry . 4» (After 6 P.M.) It-ACu f./S Eloetndal Appllancas—Radio .. 4t Telephone') -.4918 o r j^ ^ is FYench.” ...... 41-A “Why doesn’t slie make him talk English?” Oards^Farm— Oklry PredueU bC 7868 "A Inmo >»r»erapeSiAS»-iED UP.' Waatsd—Room*—Board ...... tS G A S C O . OF HIS ufe; I Rswl Knato F n 'Rsat t ; fiET VhiN'T, ^400N-EV£D V /HV Apartmsnu, Fla la Tonamsats . et Buslass Ureatlons ter Rost (4 5075 eusos For Rent ...... ’ aj 1^^ •uburbui^For R «t U tum or Homos For Real tt R a n te d U Rapt ...... „ E LE CTR IC C O . Real Batata Far Sale ASartmoBt BnlldlBg ter Bale m Bustsass Froporty tor Sals tS % rsf»s sAd ^ for ^ JJ 5181 -b osM for Bale ...... — || Lets for Bale • • • •' »’ • ww tl ResortHssert PropelProperty for Bate t 4 »v Balo ...... tl #1 Rasl E suu for B zshsags'..!2 «t Evening Herald WBStoa-.Jteal Estate .. ' - 5121 ^'fAiniTWEL7B HlUB8DA7,«EPTEMBElt IB. 1988 Zr.

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The Young People's society of the The annual outlfig'of tbs Master The Manebeirter Green Commun- Mr*. Horses B. Cheney « u l hsr The regular'tSBbaraal of the Painters Aasoejatlon of Msnubeater ity club will bold Its flrat fall mMt- T, Pascoe of East Windsor Concordia Lutheran church wdU have dsughi^er. Miss Hannah Cheney o f Clef Club will be held this gvenlng decoimtds for WatklM ABOUT TOWN a scavenger hunt tomorrow evening, was held yuW raay afternoon at the Ing tomoiTOW night a t 7:80 In the Forest ktieet, have returned to town at 7:80. Tl|a executive committee Is spending a vacation of tollosred by a dog roast, the destina- VlUa Louisa Birch Mountain Road. Green Sbbool aasembly hall. Offlcera after spending a month at Keene o f the club win nlee^ at 7;1S for a Boltop-'^ A general program - of wUI be elected and plana made for Valley In the Adirondacks. Mias ahort aesston. c n,JSKHAM«M Ortord Partah C op ter. Daughters tion of wdiMh is a mystery. All who pM a.M -^^tend should 'b e at tils' aports-and spMklng waa bel»*>1csn Revolution, will en- tsreatlng talks were given by state York City. » outing tomorrow at Maryland chufeh pro’wpUy , at 6:30. Uii^ A large stock of federal commodl o f f e r s of the association and other / Arrested on complaint of hla wife ' Houpe, Coventry, better known to BathCT Stegjfr, chairman, wiu be ties will be givren out tomorrow to leaders In the saaoclstlon. A chick at 1^:18 a.m. today, Alvin Osblack, The Carroll Study -Club .composed litochaater people aa the aumi aeglsted by Miss Miartba I^ tb ' and an dinner .was served the guests by the town’s needy at KltUe’s market IIM lEA& I^IU CTR iC ^SELF SERVE liinne-of the bte W. P. Robertson of 'Mlifir'Catherlne Wlnaler.',- 43. o f 30 Chestnut street'was. taken of" High school students, of SL on Blasell street the Villa I^ise, management. ' ^ from bis horns by Policeman Walter James’s pariah, held (Its first meet- Hartford. Luncheon will be served WA8HER8:i 2:30 fo 5:30 at 1 o'clock. The regular meeting \ Caasela and waa booked at poiles ing of the season In St. James’s oC the chapter will take place Thurs- The first monthly meeting of all Edwrard H. Keeney, 48, o f 8t Ed- headquarters on a ebargs of breach achool last night. Election of offi- REQUIRES NO OILING <«*y, October' 6. groups of thsNWesleyan Guild will mond street was held, yestei^y on of the peace. - ' cers was lAld with the foUoving re- Friday Specials take place M^day evening at 8 charge o^ evading reapdnSibllity sults: President, Joseph Sullivan; SPECIAL vlfce president, Evelyn ’McDonnell; | o'clock at the \ South Methodist after It ^ad been complained that The music cofomltlee of the Sec- The Young Peoplh’a society of the church. The devot^ns will be led by on September UK'at about 9 a.m., secretary, Grace Mitder; treasurer, $46aS« ^nd up OB Congregational church and mem' Swedish Congregational church will Mias Evelyn Beer- \he speaker will Keeney hit axUtiiities.^le near 440 meet tomorrow evening at' 8 o'clock Arthur Scudleri. Innumpp b m .e f the choir will have a get- Keeney street, according to the re- together tomorrow evening at' S fee Miss Ruth NymanV who will talk St the home o f Mlsk Ruth Nelson o f ^ RINSO o’dock. onx "Bicycling Through Europe." port. Ellington. n..|RliAU (oie Special music will be furnished by MATTRBiBS 2 Packages Bd a u b ^or a will hold a David Hutchinson of Qal^ street. nectlng, tomorrow night at ^tJthe Y. M. C. A. Ways Mljs Elsie Newcomb, wh<>\iipokej' $12^9$ 37c ‘ attendance at the before the Women's Lcagtie a\Sec- In Middletown on ond Congregational yhUrch yeSUr- Bjfanchester PubBc Market con.>|ldered, plana day afternoon, outifned an i eritire | MAGNETOS [It-drawing- and iWneaa dlsruaaed. day's programx«t the religious con GRISCO ference at 'Lake Wlnnepesaukee,''! Truck, Tractor and A Large Display Of^ Sept. from earlj' morning to Iste evening, Ajjia-; Stationai? Eni^n giving-the members s-rompr*hensiwe l. ranth.'ln connection with ifi^N^meet- IdeS'of the two weeks' course which ! I Mai^etos Repaired— 1-lb. can 19e tog. tomorrow evening in the she took there Iasi summer. Th* Mate Temple, will have a harv j FRESH^ SE A FO O D League awarded Miss Newcomb the tb'give a strong spark. social. The m^ihbera will bring 'tmirse In recognition of her services Campbell’s the mMtIng Jama, Jellies and canned RIGHTLY PRICED Ford Tractor Magnetos to^lj^e church last season..ft was de- fruitf for the penny .auction. Mra. Charged Without Dissem- ReuM Vanderbrook and her coromlt-* rlde^t» change the outdoor auction | IK W ELER Fi^e^)f Haddock ...... , ...19c ft. (bOog the Engine. te e n in serve re/reahmenta. to a ruinmage sale, to be held Tues- j State Theater Bnildliig BEANS day of nc^-Lweek In a. Main street . Fresh^^tern Halibut...... ,29c lb. store. Mrs: NNelson Smith, chair- There was a tw'enty minute traffic j 737 Main Street ~ man, will be ajj^lsted by Mrs. Hay- Cod Steak to F r y ...... 18c lb. 6c can Jan) In front of the High achool this morning' as hundreds of drivers left den Griswold. M>a Philip Ranney. Fresh Ma^erel ...... 15c lb. N ORTO N Mra Karl Keller, and Mrs. Ralph I puplb at the school during the Boston B lu is h ...... 15c Ib., 2 lbs. 25c heavy shower shortly before^ eight Rockvell. W atch and. Jewelry ELECTRICAL' Fresh SalmoA...... « . , ...... nc lb. e'eloek. ^ - • Newton Tsggert, Jr., hike been Large N«v I Stnelts ...... X ______25c lb. Repairing At Instrument Co. made manager of the North Main | Fresh Scallops X ...... ,X . . ,25c pt. Action on a proposed change Jn Walter N, Leclerc data . of band rehearsals , will be street store of the First National I Chowder Clams V Steaming Clams Reasonable Prices Phone 4060 ' Co,, being transferred from theJ Funeral Director taken at a meeting of ' the Center' Fresh Swordfish — Center Slices Flute Band tomorrow night at 7:30 store at Spnire and Blssetl streets, j Hilliard SL, Manchester 38» No. Mala St. Pboaa 61 in Orange hall. All members are Whole Haddock to Bake Small Stewing Oyaieni step In and See One of Man- .egpected to be present. A meeting o f the Dertiocratlc towm chester’s l,argest Selections " ’ [ committee, at- which all candidates | AT OUR baker y DEPARTMENT of GrMting Cards for All Francis- R..Barlow' of 95 HAmUn.. for town offices named at Tuesday's Stuflfed and Baked Mackerel . . . i...... I5c- ea. street has completed a six months primaries are to attend^ will be held Occaalona. Home Made Cookies ...... 15c doz., 2 doz. for 25c course In radio service at R; C. A. in the hearing room of the Munlelr CocoanutNBuns ...... 23c doz. ’ Institute, New York City. He Is en- ,pal building Friday nlght at 8:30.

tering the radio service business tor Apple Turnbyers-...... 2 for 9d FAITH E. SPILLANE Danish PaptrjX ...... 3,5c doz. SCHOOL OF DANCING himself wlUi headquarters at 595 Mrs. Etta Follow and daughter. I Main street. All of the latest service Cup Cakyd, one kiiid or assorted...... ,23c doz. Miss Faith Fallow of Main street, Registrations Taken Friday, September 16th equipment is on band and a little left .today for a vl.elt with relatives Inter radio sales will also be han- In Philadelphia, and a short stay In j ' AT OUR ve>?etabl e Depar tment * At New Studio: 14 Strong Street dled at the same address. ,Vew Ydtk City. Native Tender Beets , ...... 3 bunches for 1.3c Classes formerly held in Hollister Street school will be held at Native Bulk Carrots .,.. Xx...... 3 lbs. 10c Studio on Tuesdays. 7 On October 1st, the Y. M. C. A. Dr. George Lundberg and Mrs. Yellow Peaches ...... X ...... 4 lbs. 19c Classes for Babies 8 to 6 Tears. will conduct the elimination ihdua- Liindberg of East Center street are Registrations Open for Ballroom Classes. Ra£o Spedals . trlM. softball tournament and the guests St the Hotel Commodore, Fancy Ripe Breakfast Melons, nnest this sea.son, 2 for 29c t open tennis tournament. Those in- 7 New York City. Summer Squash...... X ...',...... 2 for 9c SDAYSO^Yl Telephone: 4891 (Stndio); 6066 (Home). tsrested tp entering the tennis Fresh Green Beans------. i ...... 2 qts. 19c '______' V- tdumsmant will please contact Hsr- Friday - SaL . ry W. Thompson, physical director FRIDAY GRO0ERY SPECII^LS ' ’ 2 of the Y: M. C. a . '

FOOD SALE KRAFT CLUR cheese. White and Yelibw American !5 * $80 Allowance P The local Democratic convention SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IT ##•••••••* !••• V. » • , • » •.•t8S*##SS»SSS#«»« • 20C lbs Mdelegatlon yesterday voted solidly 9:80 A. M. Codfish Cakes (40 Fathom) ...... 10-ozX^n 10c For yonr old‘radio on Phlieo n for Senator Augustine Lonergan, HALE'S STORE 1988 Console. Net Price Salmon, Alaska P|nfc...... 2 tall cA s 23c PmOR FURNITURE CO. split with n for Hewes,. the suc- Manchester Assembly, Tuna Fish, Italian style.in olive nil ...... 2 ean^.lc $114.80. Model IX X, 13 Tubes, lleutenMl -''governorship contest, ANNOUNCES split w th 11 for Hwese, the suc- Order of Rainbow. Flour, Gold M edal...... 24'/, -lb. bag 8 ^ Antomatte Taping.

cessful candidate, and 2 for Tone. Flour, Pillabury ...... 24 '/^ -lb. bag 87c \ ^

Pure Lard (Brightwond) .. . .2 Ibsi 21c $59.50 Allowance NEW BUDGET PEAN its Salt Codfish in 1-pound wood boxes, R. S...... 27c For yonr old radio oa Phlloo

KNOX jell, a gelatin dessert, stx,flavors . .6 jikgs! 25c 1988 Ooaaole. Net Price 884.98, NV> M o n e y D o w n

0 Tabes, Antomatle Toniag. No Payment For 30 Days '' / \

RADIO SERVICE DIAL 5137 — WE DELIVER

MODERN TEST EQUIPMENT. XYear Or Longer To Pay ^ $20 Allowance

Jncludins Dynamic Mutual Conductance Tube Tester, For yonr oM Tadlq on B. C. A.

Signal Generator, Cathode Ray Ocillincope, 1989 Console. Net Price $89.80. Our^Renpholstenn^ and Recoverinsr

and Set Analyzer. 7 Tubes, Pash. Button Tuning. \ WoTk Consists of

'r CA CUNNINGHAM TUBES • v, FLASH! Use of New ^thrifils ,

JUST ARRIVED! Frames Glued FRANCIS RARLOW Springs; and Back R ^ 595 Main Street Telephone 54^4 1989 PHILCO CONSOLE

PUSH BUTTON TUNING ^ PilioT^s Filled W th N ew l^t and New Units — NOW ONLY $89.98

EASI^ TERMS! xChoice of I^nesjt Quality Materials. /

X Estimates f^ e ly (Hyen. FISH F A C TS lue coal* is hot a flashy fuel BENSON '• V "* ’' cri^larly beriwae flah ja n>«at in a taore. mgefttbl«-'fnmi, becauiw It builda np muaclr and bmlv flaauSa, that flares up quickly only to FURJflTURE and RADIO

and tMth, iMwau.w It hullda up the W o«l. auppl'lea lodlhr Call 3 ^ 5 711 Main SL «e me a^teh) and becauae It la an energy‘ glvlng food thaVla catv suddenly die down.‘blue coal' is PARLOR RJRN ITim tCO;

to dlEefit. ' a medium free-bnming anthra- 64 NORTH ELM STREET cite. It bums long, slowly and Manchester, Conn. Phone 6018 ^

O„y s,t er _s Cla ms Scallops completely with little attention. j.J . GARCIA, Upholisterer.

Bhlproenta ol.Frj1ng and Stewing Oj-aters . . Order ‘blue coal’ from us today. Read The flitvnld Advl opm ed Qnotong Chowder Clams, 35c pint. Clams In Shell. S

Scallops, 2»c pint- Ovstcr Crackers at 5c and 20e box. Oyster Cocl^tall .Sauce . . Sea Toast and PUot THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. Crackers. Phone 4149 ,

Tune In Pit "The Shadow" Starting'Sept. 25th Over Station WTIO- Swordfish ^ A ^ n this, week’ absolutely fresh center'sllcea of Block (aland

J'.''''-' Ib. Our rreall S-AIMON is good quality, too, and Eastern Fresh H.-VLIBUT

M well as Fillet of Sole would go flne with some of our fresh rCEtlve 9puiacn.

Pollock pouhd 15c TOM ORROW NIGHT steak Cod Whole Haddock. BUTTER FISH' . . the first b several weeks . right from Cape Cod waters . . 22e lb. Bone- Ki»s Tender Fillets1 of Haddock,Haddock. 2V2Sc Ib.Ih V

Added Attraction

Oranges In this 188 size. Large.r size. Oranijes priced at f ] ' S8c and 45c dozen. SSiier'' Fresh Ompefrnlt, 4 for 35c, . .

apple PRICE.S STILL LOW . , Fancy Weelth\ or good Mc- Intosh Applw . . 4 lbs. 25c, 69c tor a 16-ql. haekc.l. rcirs. g /or lie fo r e

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9 For An Evening''of* Interesting-'Amusement

ST. JAMES’ Spinoch p e c k 2 5 e This Is freshly cut Natls'e Spinach.

Green Beans, 10c q f Fresh Native Beets. I V bunch. Des

Moines Squash and Hubbard Squash now In. Summer Soossh ^ 6c each. Carrot% large bunch California, lOe.

yel l o w corn shel l beans lima BEANS

Potatoes peck 22c Notli^of CAurse . . good noekers.

Onioas, %-lb. bag V. 1 2 Tomotoee, V IK Tomorrow Night, Fri., ^ pL 16th, 8:30, School Hall, Park Street B-I-N-G-O

Sw^et Potatoes 10 pounds 2 5 c

DOOR

Butter...... ,.1b. .33c Birds Eye Spinach Gc Special ...... 19* 20 9 92S ^ $12.f0 Shnrfine Coffee

Special .lb. 23c Birds Eye Strawberries

* - . * 25c $7.$0 and $5

GAM ES^a

New Rcsristratioiw Now Startedl

T^uncfiunt Gt^en/9nc. T H E W .G .G y.'\ VA.N STPFET “__ -Cool. I amber. -KO y ^:v:A PM 0R ^ Extra Games For-Special 886 No. BCata SL - (