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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 Senator 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 Germany’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 Europe 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 Slovakia 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 Metz 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 ob- 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 Russia, he decliBrad: Alexander Cohen, S3, of New l>e, bossed, can’t be dominated.” . Extra Rewards addrasa/Chancellor Hitler gave yes- C. A. and as aujh has bean actlva in Hartford.—Seventeen ' candidates Murphy' Is unopposed in the "The Associated Press is compos- I a n d impUeatlon that Hinea had been terdayVat the Numberg Party con- and Buskin, she appeared In num- Borden to bring the past up to the present. York. OF MODEL STATE LAW Democratic primary. ASKS PRISON SENTENCE connected with the ao-called poultry Naw York, Sept. 18.—(AP)— Us program for girls and women. These incidents bespeak a long- for a farm manager’s Job at -the ed of 1,400 members of all creeds town The 13 Jurors and two alternates se- gressyw-as a -virtual damand for ' a erous dramatic productions. As a -.------Others Injured Included Henry H. Mansfield State Training school and Three eandidates Mek the Repub- and shades of opinions,” Mr. Gan- racket, was not sufficiently pre- senior^She was on the staff' of 'f-' ••• The girls in the Women’s Division at time view—-the idea that Individual Koehler, of Elberta, Ala., who was lican nomination. They are former xa ia jodleiai to cause a mistrial, JuMice quester^ for . four weeks while plebuclte^ln Czechoslovakia, a move the "Y” for this past sutpmer have battles can be lost and the war still hosptlial took oral ekamlnatlons at Washington. Sept. 13.—(A P)t— nett told the New York Associated SO HE W Hi. GET WORK hearing the trial of Tammany Ijis- that/country has refused to consid- Somsnhls and the CHass Prophecy:' ^ P®* • en route to Quincy, Maas., fO accept the state capitol. Labor Department officials 'oontem- Gov. Frank D. Fitzgerald; H arry 8. Press members at a meeting last Pecora parabled: "One drop of er. / Some people here, however.nn»-«v.r Committee. She was a pieniber of ^hes and Ohio’, played a very Important part In re- won. (His comments. „ at variouz a teaching job. Hla name was placed ■Waterbury. — Mrs. Adeline Hi Toy,. Detroit attorney who has been alka-' pblaon taken Into tbebuman system trlct Leader James J. Hlijcs n>ay decorating club rooms, hanging cur- times'have Indicated a similar atti- plated today drafting t ^ forms of night., receive extra rewards for their serv- ught a compwmue on ^° on the danger list at Worcester Cltjr nioms, mother of . former Mayor a model state law to broaden ap- a Michigan Supreme court justice, "For more than fifty ycom it has Davenport,, la.. Sept. iS—(AP)-::- rlovjr _ Bight kUl the individual." French club and 8er^•ed aa ...... tains,' cleaning rooms and assisting tude toward the 1937 court pro- William E. Thoms, died in her Litch-' state attorney general and prose- Said the judge to the defendant: "I Security Imperilled By Ooeelp ices and Inconvenience. In genel-al. gram: The court bill was killed, but hospital. ’ plication of tha new federal Wage- been dedicated to truth In the news. deck, Before dismissing them yesterday The ^W sTtaxt ^►e sceec*-wi* prezmer.t of her class as a .Pf* ®!1<^ p* ■ Other Injured: Mrs. Budolla Con- field home. .She was 87 years old. Hour act. cutor of Wayne cOuhty (Detroit), The Associated Press is synonymous am u in g to parole you." *7be moment, that courts of Jus- freshinan aaj sophomore, m the . C®*"! I " ' ’ T r I ... . 514 Mrs. Inman Is optlmlatlc about he argues that Its objectives were Torrlngton. — Death .claimed and Roscoe Conkling Fitch, young totaa tice In America deprive a roan of after declaration of a mistrial. S-o- c’-rnYV-,'* uy.: fv, v -.-d thl £oml Solv ...... attained.) nor, 48, and her son, Lewis, 23, of Officials said the alternatives with truth in the news.” PlSded the prisoner: "But your . io the Juture development of a pro-j New Orleans, .who were an routs to Charles G. Agard, 75, of Torrlngton, probably would be submitted to a former newspaper and advertising Mr. Gannett told of the censor- honor, I want to go to prison.” his hherty or life or reputation upon prama Court J-.atiea Terl^nand d.-aca- cons-Edison . 2 8 4 If that contention holds' jfood In former state representative and for- man who made a bid for Townsend rumors' that that man has commit- Pecora said he wcr.:id r*3SSL=«^j 'CSxsiteSte- e? the ' Ezniieq^jfr Cons Oil gram for girls through the "Y" that | Lawrence to visit Mrs. (tonnor'S national conference on state legisla- ship which exists In European coun- Countered the judge: "Then Pll muea tat. . 8 4 will more adequately help' • them ! ths prsaeht primaries, the quartet mer pt;«sldent of the^ Connecticut plan support. give you a year in the county jail.” ted a erlins—Just that moment will five years' eaenspttce fsc— ...ry fdr rn ir Ttevagt Se'nrsta.-r BeeiM o b eyed by Leagiza-' Coat Can ...... 39 of Smith, Tydings, Georgs dutd parente-ln-lhWi- Mr. and Mrs. John tion here In November. tries, and the difficulties of foreign stand '■jiiarui* K thitz .tnf H:mit «.enrT- meet their needs. Hardware Aasociatione Verne Zimmer, chief of the Divi- The labor question received much correspondents who attempt to pre- Continued the prisoner; "Please, detaa Justice be dethicmed and the safety aerviee fo^ any-of t i e s -r At s =i«-_±g tzs 'Zx*.ru^e 'Cccr- Com Pr od ...... 6 7 4 O’Connor la but a symbol of Mr. J. ConnOr; Angelo Taehlola, 43, of Hartford. — German • American CSimpalgn attention... TRY T H W .tu-y S:r ficmta: Hnu-v sifr Union City, N. J.i Henry Brown, 38^ sion of Labor Standards, said the sent an unbiased report. your honor, send me to the state ne r a - and aecurUy of citlsena be placed at and s'aggeated that extra L.itwiiirers tf Mbs Ztieic of the 'Del Lack and West . 64 Roosevelt’s general demarcation be- bund officials here smnounced they -penitentiary for five years.” m ov> the peril of the gosstper," ha con- might be trji.te in ts ttn Ibnitruu. hiilCit-ar : r .x"*. ** .Mt n Dcugias Aircraft .. . 46 tween eonservativea and liberals. and Miles Henry, 32, both of Han- two forms were suggested after ,a Twry -be FRANCE TO KEEP hod mad* plans to .erect a. "model group of federal and state labor of- Ordered the Judge; "All right, five ■ tBUed. ■' ' customafy fees. ' ' ...... i-l ■ta* trarue cf iCr* 'E’ta Tr-emXh cf r-j Pont .133 Net Only Opponents ' ' over,-Mass.; Mrs. Alice Faulkner,' community” on their 178-acre tract years.” RICHSMOOm rriaca ‘'This court feels thst very serious ' The Jury returrad tj vtc's-^-Ja-: Viucrt iirftrrr i Tul Dli.bnin metnutif I.tfl -C ntirr ptre i't. Hint Eastman .Koda'a .. .1734 Obviously those four are not the 48, of Boston, and John 'ROebe, 2A a t Southbury. - Previously an official ficials discussing the problem yes- terday failed to agree on single DR. CROWLEY SUCCUMK ALLEN QUIZZES McLEVY Ths prisoner wept,'» -seemingly aac fatally prejudicial error was life after a ownti sf exnic- vTis ■jr'tB'T c.di v.^jL a *■»•«> Isrup ty Elee A rto U te ... . 334 ARMY PREPARED only Democrats who have opposed of Boston. had said the land would be sold. with relief. irmaa eauasd to this defendant by the ask- .sioHi 1■—u r-}- .May ^ . Henker Prod...... - 7 4 and authorized „ appropriation Tydings was tbs -sU th In that rington bigkway near Plymouth, law. Others held the standards for Wilton, S ep t 13.—(AP)—Devers any of .Mayor C. N. 'McHugh’s oon- intrastate industry should be based William Holmes Crowley, practicing plied: ‘.‘t h e *y ths learned d^trict attorney was ! cocktail, only per lay. ta 43 Pearl Mtreet I.lgg and Myers B ...... 09' in 1890 from .Buffalo or against it?" Allen asked at the Gen. John J .' Pershing, who cele- I Afe a- '/.-ni; y-.j., ;fa,;.me.. .CAeb.. was Mont-Ward .•; .■.•.••....;:. . .;/ Phipps, British ambassador, were In. -He learned how to make' pteUes HEART A nA C K V ' TIM SHOE REP.AIR SER;nc’E" .strnw'li'aTs they wore when the trial mar.e'jverirg .In the • Sea Local ftepreaentamn' - r 47 conference soon after- the cabinet tion, and the -President has not Portsmouth, N. '.'H., "S e p t;..18.— Uhlvejsity Medical 'school.: Follow- same time pointing oiit that this is- hrated his 78th birthday anniversary 701 Main S treep began. IdKl p. m.'Quotations : Na.sh Kelv ...... , 9 4 taken a hand in the contest. ak the manager of a cannln'gscom- (A P)—A brother of H erbert WUlls ing hla graduation he prsictlced In sue "may become critical In the In Paris today, has completed ninety rekdy to test, if need #>e, Hitler S’ I N a t B i s ? ...... meeting ended. -Paris observers rer Conception Of Party pany cucumber station here. 's. X . 3 4 4 gprded -the situation as extremely Sprague, 63-year-old itinerant bar- Hartford, Sept. 13.—(AP) —Au-. Collinsville for a number of years. next General Assembly." per cent of hid memoirs. Capt. • • contention that Germany ca.-mot»b« Insurance .Stocks Nat Cash Reg ...... 26 4 Hie IntcBventlon In. four other b« who pleaded innocent yesterday gust Wardinskl, one time pfesident CHINESE .SEEK IXl.VN blocka'le If war d-ies start ,grave. Dr. Crowley la survived by hla "If you elect senators ftom George E. Adamson, the general’s Bid Asked ?®>'Y 124 ■tatea, however, has served to bring to a chaise of , murdering elght- of the Hartford Central Labor Union Bridgeport as before will you bid 7^ .One of hi'*' greatest fears here N at DUtlll ...... / Finance Minister Paul Marchan- widow, 12 ®i>‘^ daughter. side at the War department, said Hongkong, Sept. IS,—(AP) — a Aet.na Cas'aally •...... 01 95 . 2 3 4 to ths attention of ths voters his year-old Barbara Driscoll, today' and a former vice president of the Funeral services will be Thurs- them to compromise on It as before Pershing took his manuscript to | was that negotiations between tr.e Aetna. Fire ...... I.V Y Central ...... drau said' the cabinet had discussed conception of the Democratic party (tonnecticut Federation of Labor, mean pilnese delegation to negotiate for 45 47 . 1 7 4 . possible repercussions on the situa- claimed to be aide to furnish an day morning. or will you come out frankly for a France with him. an American commodity loan W'as Czechoslovak governrnent ar,1 lea.I- Aetna . Life ...... 22' 24 I NY NH and H .. ' I H ' aa a Uberal brganlzatimi. Hs said "allhi” for the prisoner. died suddenly last night at his home, ers of the 3 500,000 Sudeten Ger- AuterpebUe ...... i NOr A m ...... 194' tion In the financial and monetary in Marylahd last week that as leader here. said today to be on board a Pan- 30 32 field. Tbe government, he said, wrss Winfield Sprague said a sheepskin American clipper due to arrive In mans would ta'ite a long .time *r.d Conn General 22 24 >4 I P a c k a r d . 4‘4 of the party, he proposes to try to. - coat seised from .the'prisoner for Although be had passed his 73nd NG 183 Spruce Street ithf-reby give a greater char., e of Hartford Fire . _____ 1 Pararo - Plot ...... 104 determined tlo Impose no restric- k'(iiep i t libe ral. ^ birthday this-month, he was appar- San Franclsdo Thurs-lay. 74 76 tions oh the freedom of financial or ' hnalysla ot supposed blood stains HEAT NEEDED SOON! some serious, war-provoklr.g .inci- Hartford .Stearn.Boller SO 63 Penn ...... '.... /194 Tbe chances are that reatdente of was not In his brother’s possession ently in good health up to yesterday. Kellogg’s *7 .Vallonal-Fire'. Phelps Dodge .... '364 exchange operations. many states will hear much -more of Death was attributed to heart trou- dent In the Sudeten area ’ll' 61'.j 684 Export Ban Invoked - THUKS^ FBL. BAT.I until a day after the child was found K Corn Flakes, pkg. ._ /, C British ...puhjlc, .reaction, to use i Phr»em». S.-f.Aift-' 78 ii .80.4 Phil Pate ...... ; .3,04. Mr. Roosevelt’s liberal-conservative fhtaUy heatoa on Sept. 4. > Me- ■Travelers Tub Serv N J ';.,. 284 A bah on the exportation of'lron. ar^meht during th* next two " EBROL FLYNN in ’ For many yean he had b«ni «to- Krasdale Pnine.s. % ch . cJ*AncelIor's speech was sonr.ewnat 4,40 ' 460 ■ gotton and .many other products Sprague aald he remembered his fnvoraWe^ at first, but there 'vere In- j Public Ctllltine Radio ...... 7 years. His efforts to defeat a few "FOUR’S A CROWD’* mother "dug. the coat' out of moth- ployed a t Weaver High seboeL 2-lb. p k g ...... li&G BOARD OF RELIEF Conn Lt. and Pbw. Reading ...... 19 valuable for' national defense was leglslatore this summer may be only dicaflons that the more it v.aa 92 .56 Invdked suddenly as, an emergency PLUS . . "The'Chaser" balla” tor hla brathar-Herbert oh md stridlecl the rfw-rs pessimistic ob-. C'.i.n Pow. ., .T .. 44‘.i 464 Rem Rand ...... 144 a prelude to a brpader attempt In Labor Day, nearly 34 hotun after Grapefruit .luicc, Republic Sleej ... measure t(Xiay by the French gov- 1940—an attem pt that necessarily Eighth School And Utilities sej-vers became Hartford Elec: Lt. 58 H 60 4 174 ernment. - th* body was found. Hs was certain A CROSS RO A DS O F 3 No. 2 ''Can-s.. . . ibuminatlDg . ghs, Rev Tob B ...... 41 will be relatpii to tbe Democrats’ SUN. AND MON, en. 25c The Brttleh press agreed , the The etep was taken In view of the at the date, he aald, because be was 26 Safeway Storqs .. 184 choice of a-prealdential nominee. EDW. O. ROBINSON YOU MAY HAVE Spry, I District Of Manchester spee/h,left’purope In the same itate 151 Schen'ey , Dts . , . . continuing tense International situa- elsontag a smokestack on ths holi- QUESTIONS 156 ' 174 tion as the cabinet met with Presi- In."! AM THE LAW" day. ■1-lb. can . . . of susper^e As before jw ^ ttm Mass. .. 2'84 304' Sears Roebuck ... 704 AND * .. 2 0 c Shell Union . . . . . dent Albert Lebrun to discuss .all PLUS . . "ALWAYS Tha del^dmht was held Without Hn. ! N o t l i ' f U b'ereliy irtven' to all the 1*4 ncce.ssary military and other meas- GOODBYE” ball tor redumption of tbs hearkig Lux Flakes'. 2.1 28 j Socony Vac ...... 134 POLICE COURT >ml.- taxpavera In the Eighth'Sch?«>l, an1 BOTH PARTIES ENDORSE : S o u t h P a c ...... i ures to tighten French defenses. next Monday. County Attorney 25c Size pkg jl-tllltles District that a-bo.ard'o^re- 2.'>4 274 Coming Spont Stephen Wheeler said be confessed answers lukl, 21c 'Arrdw H and H. Com. 3.5 I South Rwy ...... 124 All permits for the exportation ot In Police Court last' night. Judge 'Oakrte, llief meeting.will be held at’the Hose .37 the banned products were esne^ed Harold W. Garrity presiding, the slaying the child after'she resisted ON loua ; House, corner Main ,and Hilliard Billings and Spencer, 4 4 5'* ! S t B r a n d s ...... 74 SONJA MODERN HEAT MTCHEN^ 2 pkgs...... PIRIE FOR CONSTABLE lirlsti,!. Brass I St Gas and El d... 34 promptly. Customs posts were' csss of Stanley A. Syxdkk, 28, of 41 RENIX< his-'advances. Her body waa found ury, 19c Mp_nday night, September 37 40 ordered to hold tip such shipments. under a. loading platform near In a community the size of Manchester the local bank is a Colt's Pat,. Firearms, 5.8 57‘ St Oil C a l...... ,,, 294 Vemipn.Ctreet, Hartford, charged In "MY LUCKY nua' W'averly. Cocoa, llPth, 1938. from (1:00 t o '7:00 p. m., 1st on N J ...... The list Includes iron, Iron sniLsteel S|1,to operating a motor v^lcle while Portsmouth railroad yarda. 2-!b. can ...... eastern atan'dnrJ time, for' the pur- 104 • 1 8 4 ■624 scrap, cotton, eot^n byproducts, STAB" OIL cros^ roads of eommerci^in Manchester'we serve in that capa- g*« 15c Republicans And Democrats In {!■??'?, ’ ’ ’ ’ 87 , i Tex Corp .. . : ...... 434 he was under the Influe^e of li- PLUS poae of hearing any and all' com- Tlmkep Roll ,B 49 wool, hides, silk In cocoons, linen, quor, was continued to September Ne-W’ Crop California\ plaints' in regard to the tax Hat. Holton Place Hint On Tick.etsiOray Tei i^ly*lt«ti<;n 74 04 hemp, jute and slial. 19. ^ Lfltia fieaiis,- ' • SY arif ...A t T h e ir C aucuseju , iH a n .gnd oiaiay 190 Trana' America .10 city and that is why the personnel pf jhis bank makes an effort ' ■ , W; Wv 'RCmERTSON,--'' ' Heodey Maieh., B. ... Union Carbide . ■Boritof^ PrepEixtlohs *Hasiened ' Raijsh R: ero«thwalte. 34, of Main ENGLAND APPLE BimilERS , CHAS. B, LOOMIS, 9 11 834 Border preparations were accelef- 3-lb. -p.kg. 4 b c Chesterfield, PlriSi who In the p a s t------Landers.--- Frary - — j ~* —...Clk. ...23.■ 25< Union, Pac,'... 894 street, WUUmantlo, charged with QUESTION: What Ouaraaty Is I ■ WM. FOIILDS. .TR ______„ -JUESST-IIM lEeREASEl w-saw: s Kw i r ■smrARD-x:M3JfipHT;'7.- .1^ ■do“r^pf d '-‘v-:;;--i’v p ■--90 ■ ■ n . r \ J V . ITUnit n*0»rp lt; -... ' i.’t., ,.i j. ■ ' 3 4 la TGb. Cfst defenseTUnss. .Ttoserv* osQtss. wis fmmd guUty and ■i.'ilb. p iv g .;.! ..... TO H. CAMPBELL. x ctmstable in Editdn,'' a'ppiU'instiv'] /' 100 imlts continued kreiving. celyed a to® cif gio and costs.. Ceoig r”fc haa '^clear »alhng ; fcr'.' the.'Ofrtce''lW* North .and Jtidd- -. ? -S+... 26 - Unit -.Gas Imp-'.v. . — 1 0 - [.ANSWER: -The RrAai:4i-.rff;lB A.'.- "tVlXLS STRlfckLAND. eCk, Stow ' i ’Wtlcox''. '6 U S Rubber .7. . . 17:7 ; . . . . 48 ■’''A t 'Nshcy,/oiily 20 mtoUtes* flight Correct Modern Lessons On- . Boston. S ep t 13.—(A P)— New gnaraateed to heat ymir belier THOMAS FERGUSON.* year At the Republican caucus'*'^ 8 , from the nearest German airdrome, ^ More people meet here every day, ia tensact buriness held on Saturday evening when h* Russell .Mfg. Co, .ci,. 27 31 U 6 Smelt ...... k...... 60 Tenor Banjo and Guitar England’s ap^e crop Is expected to or faraaoe to Its fnS rated ca- Scovlll Mfg. Co. . . . . 204 U S steel ...... machine-guns were placed on high pacity, aad Is gnaraateed to be BOTH 4 f t ' .$0.00 First Payment. ■ was nominated. , 224 874 structures. Squadrons of pursuit fall below last year, according' to At the DemocraHc caucus held SIlex Co...... 12 14 Western Union ...... 374 Private Lesaona Only. sstlmates announced today by tbe free from defects ta material than in any one place. It is our responsibility to take care of I 88.60 Month. Discount tor Cash. Stanley W orks...... 38 West El and Mfg ...... 108 and fighting planes were etetlon^, aad WorkmaasUp. Aay defbo- last night Mr. Plrie was endorsed 40 at various frontier points to be U. 8. Department of Agriculture. FOR . do., pfd...... ' 274 294 Woolwofth 464 Inatrumenta Furnished. While tbe fruit was reported as tivo part win be replaced free as one of the candidates on the Elec Bond and Share (Curb). 7 ready for any attacking fleet.' of charge wIthiB ooe year from the needs of every customer. We invite you to try bankinsr Democratic ticket Torrlngton ______284 254 During th* night' ruhber-tlred ■w MANSHS6TSR ■■ Popular Music Taught "generally at fair slse and good ON QUALITY Veeder Rtiot .. “ 48 60 TODAY AND TOMORROW the tele' of taiBtallatloa. *Instatled In first-floor locations. This means h>a. name will appear trucks Ipaded with man and military -All S tyles. quality,” tbs’ department set the here ymere every modem service is available and'there is a Slightly more- for, other 'floors. Banks AU Yon Have B e ard !' total apple crop a t 7,100,(K)b huobela, on both tfekets at the towm election Bank ot New York equipment rolled quietly along the I Llstea to ’^torlea la Soag" Over next week. . .. 330., 340 great boulevards of Paria Tha gov Bvarythioi c o m p a ^ with 9,458,000 bushels Bankers Trudt ...... 42 44 HOSPITAL NOTES Inutettiai 620 Center St. Dial 7919 WnC Every Than. At 7:48 P. M. Last year Mr. Pt'rte was elected a emment was reported strengthen- harveatad in 1937. Bom* tnerease friendly atmosphere. Ontral Hanover .. .. 81 84 ing this cspitsl’B sntl-alrcraft de- Jksb MC constable on the Republican ticket. Chase ...... 29 31 was expected, howevesi in -Massa- He filed a J500 surety bond with the Chemical ...... -. fenses. chusetts. ta thn famous Electromaster, rt. .. 384 4b t. Admitted yesterday; Mrs. Clifford Etoiergency measures to reinforce THE RANGE The Verj’ Best RED ROOF PAINT town, clerk. The bond should have City ...... 224 244 Daniels, 80 Bigelow etreeL conditioned model, fujly guaranteed, a range that is now been filed with the Selectmen, who Continental ...... protection for the civil populsUoh UTSIDE PAINTS Sl..'l5 gallon*, .. 124 i«4 . DIacharged yesterday: Dorothy was one of the main questicns be- 9 wanted a bond of 41.000. WTien he Com Exchange ... .. 464 ' 484 McKee, IM Spruce street, Leslie Mat 10-l6e. Eves. lS.u.tga, giving satisfaction in 4,000 Connecticut'homes. 75c \'2 gal. ' 45c quart did not file the bond for this amount First National fore today's csblnet meeting. ' TODAY AND WEDNESDAY WHOOPMG COUGH CASES . 1640 1690 Buckland, Bush Hill road, Mrs. John Sees MiUfary Ooveriior Floor and Deck Paint with the'Selectmen, as required by Guaranty Trust .!. .. 218 228 Ranko and Infant son, Marlborough. Premier Edouard Dhladler con- niB NEW $2.75'*"“* law, his office ak oonatable was de- Irving Trust .. 10 12 Admitted today: Joseph Lombar- la 9-Oallon Caaa on-It clared vacant Manufact Trust .. ferred late yesterday with General . IN STAIR INCREASE .. 364 ) 3 8 4 di, 181 Oak street; Wlnthrop Mer- Gaston BUIotte,'milltaiy governor THE HEATER la a brand-new Universal model, ' ___ ■' - 3 ' Manhattan ...... 15 17 rlsm, .Jr., 478 ICsat Center street, of Paris. Cm CM ! 9 with porcelain sides, circulating type heater, using the fuel •JOHNS LEGAL NOTICES New York Trust .. .. 80. :S3 W’a>>ne Andre, 12 Ridge street. Bartford, Sept IS.—(AP) — ON’rGLO -CO AT LIQUID Vi,^x: . Public National ... .. 264 Discharged today: Frederick French-official circles coqgldered Chase of wtiooplnig cough, which in- THE AUNCHESTER Gallon with ' -.284 SUPER GIANT of your choica. Vi Gallon with Quart L tot OR PERMIT . ’ TlUe .Guarantee .;. Rttler’r address at ths annual Nasi y> > Applicator 5 T Weber, Wapplng, Mrs. Allen Pres- convention yesterday aa definitely creaaed in tbe last woOr from 28 to y. i-J Applicator with . P i n t NOTICE or APPLir.aTiox U. 8. Trust ...... 1550 1590 cott, 369 Middle Turnpike EssL 53, domlnatsd ths SUto Health De- and Dost Mop aad Dost Mop _ This la to give nSttea that I J»hn ."menacing" with tha only way left A BIO FOUR BOCK BILLI It J Applicator T. Srii of flbuth Windsor, .Bu Leto LANK * tefotd. Sept lA—(AP)-^Aa ap- Hqd P ost...... t )NAMBCHE ru n “ tree on the psonssljr of Mr. aad Wood Co. Safe D^osit Boses. dm n ^T~-^ r' *- iliiiVii'AirIihKnri^iriif'^ fti ^iii
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 Latin 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 huns 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