BfONDAT. JUNE 17. IM S. 4 iKanrifrBtrr Ettnting Ifrrald AVEKAOB DAtLY CnCB^TtON THE WBATHUr Foreeaat at O. 8. W eetaif for Bw maetfe af li^r. IM f Bartfara Daugbters of Liberty, L. I., O L., Helen Davidson Lodge, Daugh Membert of tb« Mispab group ot Ho m I Drigga of Walnut street and No. 125, wUl hold iU regular month ters of Scotia, wiU enjoy a turkey the South Methodist Wesleyan Guild CAMP FIRE GIRLS Mias Catnerlna WUsoo of Elm ly meeting tomorrow evening at 8 supper tomorrow, evening at the are to hold a picnic Wedneaday ave- street prasentad several amusing 5 , 5 1 9 Ooody, probaMjr BmiaBBeal rata ABOUT TOWN nlng at the ^ rin gton cottage at Impersonations. Games were play .The J W . H A k C c o o'clock In Orange hall. A social will home of Mrs. E. 'S. Haling, 39 Lo HONOR MISS WIGGIN Membor af tka AaiR tonight and Wndaaaday, not neMh lOatrctta, aon at Mr». Anna follow the business, with a commit cust street. The meal will be served Columbia lake, to which the hus ed and refreshments were served lEtif ning IJeralb change -In tetnpenitat*. and the guests departed at a late Bnraea af amelatinea of ScluKd street was grad- tee In charge composed of Mrs. at 6 o'clock and guests of honor bands have been invited. Supper will be served at 6:30. hour. jteta d last week from S t John’s Hannah Smith, Mrs. Margaret O. will be Grand Chief Daughter Mrs. Torch Bearer’s Rank Awarded Smith, Mrs. Blary B. Smith and Mrs. Sarah L«king of New Jersey, Grand The members of the Msnebester ^iriveraity L*w School of BrooUyn. to Dover, N. Girl Former Otmp Fire Girls are; Viols and with the degree of L.L.B. He Annie L. Tedford. Deputy Catherine Robinson of Wes The postponed meeting o f the VOL. LIVn NO. 221. AdvartMeg on Faga le.) MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, JUNE 18. 1935. (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS terly, R. I., and Grand Recording ly of This Town. AUco Adamson o f Cooper Hill ^ e J E A N H A R L O W a graduate-of Manchester High Manchester police commissioners street, m is Bldwell and Nathalie Mrs. Jessie Sweet of North School Secretary Janet B. Rutherford of for the month of June and summer ' where he was prominent in Ellen Douglas I»dge of Hartford. Moorehouse of Prospect street, athletics, and entered S t John's street, with her son and father, Ar Inspection of the members of the Last evening a special Camp Fire The supper will be followed by a Ceremonial was conducted by the Ruth V. Woodward of Pino" street, adtar graduating from Canlslus In thur Ingraham, are at their :;ottagt; police department as to uniform and Bertha Mikoleit of Woodland street, "\jou d-ast dtitU s St Kelsey Point, Westbrook, where business meeting in Tinker hall, at equipment, will be held tonight. The Manchester Camp Fire Girls before Finding Crime Doesn’t Pay lSS3. Mrs. Mlst-etta and her son which delegaUons from Hartford Adelaide Howell of Main street, CROSSING ROAD they will remain until the first of Inspection will take place at 6:3U a group of twenty invited guests at jS^Mph attended the commencement and New Britain will be present. A Catherine Wilson of Elm street and SHIP SUBSIDY PLAN i the home of the guardian, Mlia B. Aardaes and have just returned July. and the meeting of the commission P.outh Wlggln. Miss Wlggln ra- social hour will follow the business ers will follow. V. Woodward of Hollister street. In 380 CONVICTS MUTINY ftom New Tork. tumed to Dover, N. H., yeeterday. Members of MysUc Review, Wo session. honor of Miss Ruth F. -Wlggln of IN RAIN, WOMAN Dover. N. H., daughter of Mrs. Staying In the air for two min man's Benefit association, are re WITH minded of the supper In Odd Fel The Salvation Army will hold a Mrs. Walter Matteson of Grass Lloyd B. Nevers. of 49 Woodland utes, 55 and one half seconds, a Valley, Calif., arrived by Transcon ROBS TAXPAYERS, lows hall tomorrow evening at 6.30 strawberry festival at the citadel street. For her achievements in model airplane built by Michael tinental plane Friday afternoon and ISSTRp,DIES followed by an entertainment and Thursday evening. The band will leadership and skill in craftsman LOOK AT YOUR SHOES! Vetrano of 62 Garden street smash is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. '8. Rls- 730 FT. UNDERGROUND; open meeting. Members may Invite j[lve a concert on the front lawn at ship, Miss Wlggln received the COLOR. ed the world record before a large ley of Lake street. Mrs. Matteson First Quality hiuband or friend. ";30 o'clock. highest award that a local Camp crowd at the annual outdoor meet at was formerly Miss Pauline Cooley Fire organization can officially be SAYS SENATE BODY RentChler Field, East Hartford, of Rockville. Miss Delia Wehr, Long An Mr. and Mrs. Jame.s F. Mackaey Mrs. Margaret Brown of 20 Arch stow upon any member—namely, Rubber M eelf HARMONY Saturday, The old record was one have moved from 43 Brookfield the rank of Torch Bearer. Miss minute, 52 seconds, Indicating that street was pleasantly surprised yes street to the home of the late Mrs. terday when the members of her Thomas j. Hackett, a student at Wlggln was awarded the sterling Employee at Chen^ Hit GUARDS AS HOSTAGES the mark of Vetrano's plane la re- silver, national emblem for Torch MAKE-UP to the un- Mary Cone Moeser on East Center family gathered at her home In rec- LaSalle Academy, Lond Island, ar 2$e OcetB Mail CommhtM D e W t e b le . ! street, recently occupied by the fam- ognltToognluon of...... her birthday which ...... oc Bearer, together with an appropri A ttara^ SPECIAL SALE limited class for young men over 21, p, pinney. Harry England,' rived home early this morning. He ately decorated candleatlck and sil —ones you learn the art e f by Osano’s Auto — Dies 1 ily curred on toturday. The guests has completed bis year's course years of age. who bought this property from Mrs. brought with them a bountiful sup ver canQie. JEAN HARLOW make-up at famous tcreen noonces Past Operation of Deep Down m Coal Mine there and left the academy at 4 The Flag Day decorations were /II jr-c-JTi -REoatss- James McCaw. Sr., plans to develop ply of good things for supper. In o’clock, yesterday afternoon, reach Sam T u ly e t start know it EVENT BEGINS at the HospHaL Senators to Probe The 6rst of the annual series of it this .summer. cluding a beautifully decorated patriotic and during the ceremonial SHOE REPAIR SERVICE concerts in Center park by the Sal ing Hartford early this morning and red, A’hite and blue candlesticks Merchant Marine, Demand birthday cake. They also presented was met there by his father John J. 701 M ^n St., Johnson Block Personal instruction in the Art o f MAKE-UP. Fee- Kansas Prisoners Defy vation Army band, scheduled for to The final setback of the season to Mrs. Brown a number of useful five feet high were lighted—sym einsUng illiulrtted leuon, revelling bow tulei of ert morrow night, has been postponed Hackett, reaching Manchester at 2 bolic of Work, Health and Love. ON THURSDAY Miss AdsUa N. Weir, o f Glaston at the Highland Park Community personal and household gifts. o'clock. eonoeraing color, contour, highlight and ihadow ere Drastic Changes. MitchelVs Charges by David Addy, bandleader, until the club will be held tomorrow evening After the formal program piano epplied to meke-up to create raviihing beauty. bury, formerly of 56 Cfiiestnut street, Officials; Eleven Unarmed neat Tuesday. June 2,1. The con at 8:30. In addition to the regular Rehearsals for the pageant solos were effectively rendered by was fatally injured last night at 9:40 certs have been planned each sum Miss Anne Strickland of Highland now to Rouge playing prizes and grand prizes for •Search for the Light" which will Miss Norma I. Grazladlo. daugh a Round Foe* MAX FAaOR’S HOLLYWOOD Watblngton, June 18.— (A P )— Tercentenary Sales Days to when ahe was struck by a light Guards With Them; Tele- mer for several years by the band, the series, which have been under ter of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Gra- Park, who also entertained the Against Sec. Roper the Chamber of Commerc and the be given at the Emanuel Lutheran guests with palm readings. Miss We Specialize In • ART SCHOOL OF MAKE-UP Chargiog that ahlp BUbaidy policlea truck operated by Urbano Osano, of the auspices of the baseball team, a church Wednesday night will be ziadlo of 264 North Main street, town park department How to Rouge led to a "satumalia'’ by men bent 156 Oak atreet, during the heavy phone Wires to Surface door prize will be awarded and re held os fellows this evening: Ar» started on a motor trip Saturday LAWN MOWER a Thin Face Qaase* iaUy arriu ^ throu^ the eourteay of Be Biggest Merchandising freshments served. morning to Sidney, Novu Scotia. Max Factor. Hollywood'a Make Up Geniua on "robbing the taxpayer,” the Sen shower., Osano was proceeding east Washington, June 18.— (A P )— .JScaUed, Mitchell made public today Plano pupils of Mrs. Paul Motley thur Johnson's group at 6, Grace on Center street and Miss Weir was Theoe boys know that crime doesn't pay. They’re graduates of a Johnson's group at 8:15, Hllma She Is accompanied by her grand SHARPENING ate Ocean Hall Committee today A Senate Investigation of charges a letter to President Roosevelt rc- will be heard In recital at her home Mrs. Max Bengs of Pitkin street Dial How to Qyneeal Period Ever Staged by crossing Center street from the course of study offered by the Boys' Anti-Crime Council of New York’s Cut Down. Dahlman’s group at 6:30, Elsie mother, Mrs. William J. Douglas of Hollow Cheeks Special Crttqaqemenl denounced past ope;-at'..a of Mer by Ewing Y. Mitchell, assistant sec- ^ nevring his contention there had i this evening at 104 Haynes street. has returned to town after a ten-day Dobsonville, and uncle and aunt. 0 .AII work done with pre north to the south side about 60 feet lower east side, and 25 of them were sent to Washington to receive Brandt's group at 6:45 anc' the rest 5321 chant Marine aubsidiee and de medala from the boss of the G-Men himself. Some of them are shown retary of commerce, against his su -' been "scandalous disregard of the Parents and friends will be welcome visit in Washington, D. C., and Balti Mr. and . Mrs. Herbert Lyon of cision machinery. east of the Intersection of Knox perlor, Secretary Roper, was ordered ; public interests" and "racketeering to come and enjoy this musical pro of the cast at 7 o'clock. How to Make Up MISS PEGGY GARVIN manded draatlc terma for any fu Merchants m Manchester. street when the collision occurred. hare being decorated by J, Edgar Hoover, chief of the Bureau of In more, Md. Mrs. Beng.s was the Springfield, Mass. They expect to For ttSatIsfactlOD guaranteed. today by the (Commerce committee' practices" In the Department of BULLETIN! gram which Is to commence at 7:30 guest of her slater, Mrs. L. D. Car- be back In two weeks. Thin Lips Max Foctor Make-Up Artirt ture govremment aid. Not Beodlly IdeAtUled vestigation of the Department of Justice. The annual outing of the Army .Ffee Delivery •Delivery Service. It alao charged that aome public Miss Weir was taken to the Man to begin tomorrow morning. CJommerce. Lansing Kas., June 18,— (AP) roll, in the latter city, and while in and Navy club will be held Sunday, servants flagrantly betrayed their Announcing the committee action, Serious Charges. —Fighting broke out In the Mrs. Rachel Tllden, royal matron Washington attended the reunion of FREE: An Art and Color Analysis and Tour Own Color Harmony Make-Up Chari Mafichester Tercentenary Sales chester Memorial hospital by Harry .lune 23 at the Villa Louise, Birch trust and said government officials Elliott of 76 Henry street. At the Chairman Copeland declared Mitch “The charges are serious," Cope Kansas Penitentiary coal mine of Chapman Court, Order of Ama her class at Trinity college. Days—one of the greatest merchan land said, but Insisted bo did not today w:hen a group of striking ranth. left for Bridgeport today to Mountain Road. Reservations must WELDON Karlsen & Edgerton MAX FACTOR MAKE-UP SERVICE DEPARTMENT... MAIN FLOOR made a farce of the competitive time of her admission her identity ell would be put on the stand "un be made in person at the club can 653 North Main Street bidding provision of thu Jones' dising events ever held locally—will der oath" for questioning about his place much credence in them. i convict miners attempted to attend the supper and meeting of The Salvation Army will hold Its was unknown. Captain Herman teen not later than closing time, TRAVEL BY BUS DRUGCO. TeL 7885 or 5416. White Merchant Marine ac. of 1928. bo offered to the public Thursday, charges that Roper had signed a The committee voted 13 to 5 to | capture the gun cage manned Morris Court of that city. Visiting annual strawberry festival Thurs Schendel detailed Sergeant John Thursday night. It Bald the etandau'da for comput MoGUnn to the hospital to make the contract permitting the United report favorably the nomtoatlon o f : hj' five prison officials on the matrons' and patrons' night will be day evening of Uils week. In the New York— Friday and Saturday of this week John Monroe Johnson of South Cjar-'; 790-foot level. observed and Mrs. Tllden will fill ing compensation under this act are Identification. Sergeant McGUnn State Line Company to retire the rear of the citadel. The band will $2.50 (O.W.) $4JM> (R.T.) “unworkable and predictive of with more than 50 stores partici Leviathan from service without pay olina as Mitchell’s successor. | The convicts, part of the 880 the station of warden. Supper will give a concert on this occasion and Newton Taggert, Jr., who has Bocton $2.25 (O.W.) $t.05 (R.T.) pating to present genuine money found Miss Weir’s name in her hand be served at 6:30 at the Temple on fraud." bag which was confirmed after call ing the government the penalties “ I want It understood," Copeland: miners who mutinied early to the usual large crowd la expected. been enjoying a week's vacation, Providence— .A saving values over the three-day day and since have held the Broad street. has returned to his work In the Frankly advocating government ing upon several friends of the vic due for not keeping the big ship In said In announcing the vote, "thatj Tickets have been placed on sale $2.00 (O.W.) $3.60 (B.T.) K . o f C . ownership and operation ot Mer period of the event. service an a part of the subsidized every member of the committee I mine, were repulsed by gas and a successful affair is antici North Main street store of the First Exteoelve Scale tim living in the vicinity of the acci Fares equally as low to other chant Marine, the committee never- dent. Merchant Marine. said he had nothing against Johnson | guns. The five men In the cage Miss Leora Hibbard, director of pated. National Stores, No effort has been spared to make girls' activities at Manchester Y. M. polnta. ______tbeleas conceded that bitter opposi It was learned that Miss Weir, Mitchell was ousted by President but questioned the policy of confirm-1 reported by telephone to the tion would prevent this and so It the Tercentenary Sale:: Days the Roosevelt as assistant secretary of ing him In advance of an invesUga-; surface that they could bold C. A., entertained a group of 16 cf Twenty members of the Hartford outstanding event of its kind ever who had been employed as a clerk tha members of the Busy Bee club, Dr. F. F. Bushnell has purchased FILMS— 5c Roll, Developed. GRUNOW SPORT DANCE recommended an alternative plan in Cheney Brothers for nearly 40 commerce after he refused to re- Uon of the Mitchell charges. their position Indefinitely. Chapter of Trinity College, Wash held in Manchester. It Is the first girls from 7 to 10: and the Y. U. O. the Benjamin Tryon property on ■ (Informal) of "government ownership and pri years, recently lost her work and sign. Everybody is satisfied Johnson Is Woodbridge street from the own ington, D. C.. alumnae, were enter CENTER vate operation, the operation to be time that a three-day sale haa been He made public yesterday charges J a good man." Lansing, Kas., June 18.— (A P )— G. club, girls from 10 to 15„ at the tained Saturday afternoon at the went to live with her slater In ers. Mrs. Eva White and her nephew, TRAVEL BUREAU Auspices of aubsldleed where It proves neces conducted on such an extensive scale of improper favoritism and graft in I As he left. Senator Vandenberg Threr hundred and eighty sullen Hibbard cottage at Black Point. home of Mrs. Max Bengs of Pitkin and, with an unusually large number Glastonbury. For 12 years Miss Bathing, boating and games on Earl Beamon. Mr.^^and .Mrs. Roy At the Center Phone 7007 is sary. Weir lived In the Centennial apart the Commerce dipartment. ■ ------convicts mutinied in the depths of Warren have occupied the house for street. After the usual , business Campbell Council, No. 573 It consists of five members of of merchants taking part, it Is town At a press conference he had| (Continued on Page Two) Shore, with a hearty dinner, rounded meeting tea was served. Mrs. Robert wide in Its scope. The committee in ments, 56 Chestnut street, the Kansas Penitentiary coal mina out a full day at the shore. the past year. whom only two signed the report ments, 56 Chestnut street. She will Mahoney of North Whitney street, without reservation. They were charge, of the event consista of today, made hostagek of 11 guards, Hartford, poured and Una. ten-year- Elmer Weden, chairman; Raymond be remembered by many as the In The Army and Navy club auxil The meeting of the Italian Club Senators Black, Democrat, of Ala formation clerk at the entrance to and defiantly held out againat pris scheduled for this evening has been old daughter of Mrs. Bengs. assisted. bama, chairman, and McCarran, E. Hegel and Leon Thorp. on authorities who sought to end iary will hold Us final meeting of Mannehester Country Club the main office of Cheney Brothers. the'strike. the seawD and annual outing postpone^- by President Arturo Democrat, of Nevada. Senator A special supplement of The Her BIG ROCKVILLE STRAWBERRY ald has been arranged for In which Skull Fractured The mutineers cut off virtually Wednesday afternoon and evening at Gremmo to Sunday, June 23, at A surprise kitchen shower In King, Democrat, of Utah, signed It A superficial examination by , c Man Reported - Crystal Lake. They will make a. m. at the clubhouse. honor of Miss Alice Sharp of Sum with the reservation that he dis the merchants are advertising the physicians at the hospital revealed a all communication with tlie surface. SUPPER agreed with any form of subsidy. wealth of remarkable values avail Warden Lacey Simpson said he "their headquarters at "Linger mit street was held Friday night at AT WILLIAMS’ FARM Saturday Eve., June 22 positive fracture of the skull and These boys know—now—that crime doesn't pay. They killed a i^ka BUILDING BURNS Residents of Manchester and vl the home of Mrs. Louis Kllnkham- He proposed tariff -ujustments and able during Tercentenary Sales in an attempted robbery, and are held on homicide charges In New doubted that the convicts had fire Longer," the cottage of Mr. and Buckland othqr less serious Injuries. While arms or other weapons thM clubs, Mrs. James Sullivan, where supper clnlty have been Invited by the El mer of 131 Summit street, attended other legislation to build up a mer Days. A total of 9,000 copies o f the visiting In Manchester Miss Weir York. The weapon was a pistol t hey had stolen from a police station. .Auspices of Nine O’Ciock supplement have been diatributed In Missing Found rocks and possibly a few knives. llngton Tercentenary committee to by twenty-five friends from this f-' chant marine. will be served at 6 o'clock. For fur Women's I-eagur for Service, was the gfiiest of her aunt, Mrs. Eflie Frankie Damato, 13, (center) Is ''c llcvcd to have been the “ trigger attend the anniversary program town. Mias Sharp received numer MlnoHty Report the trading area around Manchester man ” for the trio, which Included bis 11-year-old brother. Julius (left), The fate of the unarmed guards ther particulars members will please Weir Beechler of 16 Winter street, was unknown but prison officials call Mrs. W. J. Shields, 7808, not next Saturday. There will be a ous useful gifts. During the eve Second Congregational Church. Senator White, Republican, of and it will be carried as part of to who upon confirming the Identity of and Libson Lawrence, 13. later than this evening. Others on patade at II a. m.. a pageant in the ning, refreshments were served and W EDNESn.AY, JUNE 19, 8 P. M. Art M cKay’s Orchestra Maine, whose ahlp subsidy measure morrow’s regular edition of The her niepe by the purse delivered by n n i f i i n I m expressed belief they would not be afternoon and an Old Folks dance in a social hour was enjoyed. Miss was attacked In the report and Sen Herald. Dead In Auto the committee of arrangements with Menu Sergeant McGlinn at 10:3d last Mrs. Sullivan are: Mrs. Elinor Free- the evening. Sharp,- the daughter of Mr. and ator Austin, Republican, Vermont, Special Prizet night, Immdlately Informed Miss 39 Vilhje St. L«d; Three,'“ S C 'S , u,. ■Mrs. William Sharp, is to be mar Salads Baked Beans Plan To Be There For A Real Good Time! not only declined to sign, but Indi As an added Inducement, $200 In was Mine Superintendent Robert Jave, Mrs. Margaret McCaughey and Cold Meats Rolls Relish Weir's sister In Glastonbury and Mrs. Freda Morehouse. George Marlow, son of Mr. - and ried to William Allen of Bloomfield. Admission (Including T a x )...... $1..')0 Couple cated they would submit a minority cash will be given away In two other relatives. The body of Frank C. Mansfield, Trapped, Saved. Murray who went down after the Mrs. Nathan Marlow of Holl street, Coffee Strawl>erry Shortcake statement. drawings of $100 each. Each draw EXPECT SPEEDY CLEAN-UP about S3, of Hill street, missing mutiny became known Md, unarm Shortly after the accident Osano, ed M d alone, struck off Into ths The Wesleyan Guild of the South left for Cambridge, Mass., today to Mrs. Margaret Hackett of North Admission 50o The report was packed with In ing will be divided into a first prize who had been enroute to his home from his home since ' o’clock yes 730-foot mine level In m effort to take part In the commencement Main street, Buckland, with her stances In which, It was alleged of $25, second prize of $20. third on Oak street from Hartford, was terday morning, was found in his Methodist church will hold Us final companies violated the “spirit” of (SpeHal To The Herald.) i negotiate with the miners. Several masting of the season tonight at 8 exercises at Harvard College, Mr. niece. Miss Mary Hackett, daughter prize of $15 and eight $5 prizes. held in bonds of $500 for his appear automobile near Bush Hill road this Marlow was appointed a Junior of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hackett, re the contracts to "pipe proflta" Into Duplicate number coupons will be IN WEYERHAEUSER CASE Rockville, June 18.—Trapped by i hour.s later he sUIl was missing. o'clock at the church, when a large ance in town court thla morning on a allernoon at 2:30 o'clock. dense smoke and roaring flaroes, Warden Albert usher by the Class Day committee turned yesterday from ralifornta their own tills Instead of devoting given away at all participating technical charge of reckless driving. He had committed suicide by car . . J. Gra attendance Is hoped for. The enter the money to building up the mer three, persons were rescued from ham, veterM of aeveral prisonr tainment will be furnished by the of 1931. Earlier In the year he was where they have been since last At the time of placing the bond bon-monoxide gas. Medical Exam elected vlcc-presldnt of the Avukah chant marine. (Cootiniied OD Page Two) death or serious injury by firemen breaks here, said he wa.. not sura Wadsworth group and the olllccrs October. Read The Herald Advs. Miss Weir’s condition was critical. iner LeVerne Holmes declared after early this afternoon as fire of un Club. The report eald J. t'. Grace, pres K Kidnapert Plead Gsih; SEWER DIGGERS what the men were striking for but will serve refreshments. ident of W. R. Grace and Ckimpany, She died at 2:50 this morning with an examination. determined origin swept through a declared the prison was In a better operator of several Grace lines, to- out regaining consclouaness. The TTbe automobile had been driven three-story dwelling at 39 Village po.s'tion than ever before to cope caae was continued until July 20 They Will Be On Way to about 100 yards off the road near street here after destroying a with the situation. geth- r with banking and other busi under the same bond. ness Interests, received In 1928 sal URGES A NEW FORM _ , I f t . , „ Found 100 Feet Beneath French Steiner's Grove in the southeast bakery and garage at the rear of the I “ Work .\s Usual” ary, commissions and dividends of Speed Moderate part of the town, not far from the building. The property is owned by ' “Work os usual," was the order Osano reported to the police that Federal Phson by Sal* city—ilany skeletons Are man’s home. A hole bad been cut PINEHURST Dial THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. $971,660. Discovered. Louis Koelsch, and as this was writ on the surface as Graham, aided 4151 The committee also declared that OF CHECKING BANKS he was driving at a moderate speed through the floor boards of the se ten, the fire was being brought un only by his regular guard shift, Coal, Kuml>'.>r, >la^onfi' Ktippitefi. Paint in the driving rainstorm. Miss Weir dan and a funnel arranged to con PInehurat Freshiv The First Shipment of Stanley Dollar received from his ordayc der control through the heroic efforts hovered ovei the air shaft and W6 No, Main St* Tcl, 414D Munchf^tor crosled from the north side of the Vienne, Isere Department, duct the fumes into the interior of of the city fire department. sought to learn from Guard O. A, Dollar Steamship line and Admiral France, June 18— (A P )—Sewer GROUND BEEF EARLY JUNE Orlentol line $698,750 as commis street to the south side and was the closed car. The body was In Mrs. James Kane M d her son, Johnson, on the 730-foot level, what struck head-on, one of the lights of diggers have discovered a the front seat. Harold Kane, were carried to safety the convicta were doing. sion incident to the purchase of Tacoma, Wash.. June 18— (A P )— 29c lb. PEAS ships from the United States gov Expert Would Have Examin Osano's car being damaged by the medieval underground towm one The car was found this afternoon from the third floor of the dwelling, Johnson, armed guard who had .Green Peppers to stuff. From the O. S. Cane lllut* Klb- Impact. Mr. and Mrs. Harmon M. Waley, ac hundred feet below the preaent by Mrs. Mansfield and W. B. Royce while Mrs. Louis Koelsch was car preceded the day shift of miners in OFFER ernment at low prices. cused kidnapers of George Weyer tHm Farm. As another Item, the report cited; ers On Same Basis as At 8:30 last night Hugo Opizzi, city of Vienne. who had been searching the area ried from the second floor. The fire to the shaft, sent first word of toe SHoe«l, Fresh 15, of 73 Cottage Street, and Joseph haeuser, may be on the way to Fed Many akeletons and powder yesterday Md today. Overcome by was discovered about 1:35 o'clock trouble to toe surface. 3 quarts 25c "The Roosevelt Steamship Co., eral prisons by Saturday, under CALVES’ LIVER which took Its name from Kermit Reale, 13, of 26 Oak street, received ed wood have caused archeolo the shock. Mrs. Mansfield was near thla afternoon but by that time had When the last two men came serious injuries when they were plana of authorities to "clean up” gists. who estimate the towm's collapse in her home this afternoon. made such rapid headway that the Fancy Young Roosevelt In 1920, with a then out Supreme Court. the caae aa quickly as posaible. down on toe shaft cage, be reported 33c V2 lb. standing capital of $22,0()0, made struck by an automobile driven east age as eight hundred to nine She reported to the police at 7 flames had swept thrugh the parti by telephone, they were met by BEET GREENS *blue coal* proflta under a lump sum agree on Oak street by Joseph Polize, of A Federal Grand Jury, summoned hundred years old, to conclude a. m. yesterday that her husbMd tions of the house M d mushroomed three others who assisted them la ment from 1931 to 1938 Inclusive, 274 Oak street. In bis report to the by Judge E. E. Cuahman, will alt that the place was Inhabited. was missing Md she feared be had through the roof. The three occu- piling empty mine cars on toe cage Canadian Bacon. Pittsburgh, June 18.— (A P )— A tomorrow and while District Attor Pockets of Tripe, 21o lb. 15c peck amounting to $371,987.” police PoUze stated that both boys Three long galleries and a taken hla own life. She Md fellow pMta of the house were trapped by to prevent Its being returned to toe at exceptionally low summer prices bank examining department, "on a dashed out from behind a parked car ney J. Charles Dennis and bis aMlst- network of passages oonnact employees at the town garage where Competitive bidding for the “mall basis similar to ths Supreme Court dense clouds of smoke M d only the Burface. Tender, Yoong Native Head Lettuce. 7c earh. pay” contracts was evaded, the re directly Into the path of his car. ant Owen P. Hughes refuse to com big stone rooms some of which be worked until recently, told the PIrM Gas Gun Kadlshes. bunches c. of the United States” was recom swift action of the firemen resulted 2 6 port charged, and It quoted W . Irv He swerved bis car, he said, to avoid ment, it is known they hope to have are thirty three feet long, police he had frequently threatened In their removal without serious Johnson fired bis gas gun a FOWL...... 95c each Native Broccoli, mended before the National Associa striking them hitting a car parked the Lindbergh law kidnap Indict twenty feet wrtde and thirteen to commit suicide. ing 'Glover, former second assistant tion of Credit Men today by William consequences. them from his armored guard box White Bunch Celery. t'ubliugc, lOc hrnd. postmaster general in the Hoover on the south side of the street. There ments returned wdthin a day. feet high. > UeutenMt William A. Barron M d they fled back Into toe mine. Honey Dew .Melons, Tonka, of Cleveland, for years a stu Under District Court practice An automobile in the garage was administration, as saying in connec were several eye-witnesses to the ac The subterranean town has a searched most of yesterday forenoon destroyed. The heavy rain that Johnson mMaged to free the air Cantaloupes. dent of financial credit. cident. here. Indicted persona are arraigned chapel with frescoed walls. through the woods In the vicinity of Friend’s Pork and Beans WeVe never quoted such low prices tion with the negotiation of one Tonks, now on leave of absence fell all morning almost entirely shaft cage Md that was toe only Ice Cold Watermelons. contract that "I think it Is well to Their Injuries and enter pleas on the motion day the MMsfleld home M d around the tneaxia of entrMce in to' toe mine, 2 large cans 29c. from the Industrial Loan Depart following return of true bills. eliminated the dM ger of spreading for such a high quality fuel, ‘blue , word your advertisement so that It The injured' boys were taken to banks of ponds in the south end of flaroes and It was believed that the toe main shaft cages having been Grnpe-Nut Flakes, 10c. ment of the R. F. C. and who is th% Manchester Memorial hospital Saturday Is the next day for-ar the town. EXTB.A SPECI.AL! , might fall Into the tap of the Co president of the Robert Morris Asso firemen would be able to extinguish blocked. Johnson's celephone also Parsons’ coal’ at our present reduced rates lombian Steamship Company." where their Injuries were reported guing motions before Judge Cush Besides his wife be leaves two ciates, national organlaztion of bank DEATH OF WOMAN the fire before the house became a was the only one to escape damage, STAR WATER. 2 for 19c. lIoiiHehold Ammonia Mitchell’s Charges not to be critical. Oplzzl suffered man and It was said at the federal sons and a daughter. The body was total loss. all others having been cut off. offers a saving that every home credit men, said in his address: building today that If the Waleys DANIEL WEBSTER The report comes at a time when lacerations and bruises of the chest, taken to Hollaran’s funeral home, From the bakery of Adam B. Four men were sent to aid John 19c qt. “At present there are too many back and hands and possible fracture decide to plead guilty, it would FLOUR, 24'/,.lb. bag $1.1.'). Regular 25c bottle. owner should quickly take advantage of. some Senators are seeking an in home. Rajczewskl on the first floor of the son, who came to toe prison from vestigation of accusations hurled at kinds of examiners, state, National of the ribs. Reale suffered a possi doubtless be done then. Federal PUZZLES SLEUTH Council Grove, Kas. They were Su bank. Federal Reserve, Clearing authorities were loath to comment three-story building, the flames the Commerce Department In con ble fracture of the right hip and INJURED BY TRUCK spread through that structure to the perintendent Murray, John <3hrts- Be thrifty. Don’t wait until prices are higher to House, Federal Deposit Insurance on the Indictment, but It Is thought nection with ship subsidy by Ekvlng knee. X-ray diagnosis will be made garage Md Mother bakery on one tlan. Council Grove: Fred Hunpy, fill your bins with ‘blue coal’. Now is the money-. I. Mitchell, who was removed as Corporation and possibly others. today of the Injured boys. that an Immediate trial is in pros Bridgeport, June 18.— (A P )—Carl Kansas City. Kas., and John Stew Past bitter experience shows vivid pect if the Waley’B wish to fight Khe aide while threatening a dry goods assistant secretary of commerce It was reported to the police that Her Body Foimd in Home of Cederholm, 39, truckmM of 19 store on the other side. The Uiree- art. Lansing. saving time to order. Phone us for ‘blue coal’— lost week, by President Roosevelt. ly the necessity now of consolidat the two boys were playing and charges that they and William Ma- Fountain avenue, Middletown, was CrMam - listed toe unarmed ing the control of bank examiners hna, Btlll a fugitive, kidnaped the story building bousing the bakery right now. Mitchell contended that a con- chasing each other on the sidewalk seriously Injured early today when M d Mother apartment is leased by guards held as hostages as follows: Have You Got Your Veteran*s ct consummated by Secretary and their Information In one central and that they suddenly ran from be nine year old boy on May 24, took Former Husband— Hint Pit Boss NatbM van Meter, John point which plan would eliminate he walked into the rear end of a Rajczewskl. oper for laying up the liner Levl- hind the parked car directly into the him to Blanchard and Spirit Lake, moving truck on the Post Road In Heslop, Levi Day, Milt Gould, the proven weakness of each type of held him at Spokane, Wash., and A t 2:30 p. m.. the Rockville de Coupon Book Bought Yet ? ithan was "againat the public In- path of PoUze's car. Pairfleld. He was rushed to St. Vin partment composed of four fire com James SkahM, John Edwards, ’ terest” and that “those Interested In examination.’’ Third Aecideht sold him back to hia parents, Mr. at Suicide. Gabe Kamersback, Dave Whlt^ Insurance Tonics declared that there should and Mrs. J. P. Weyerhaeuser, Jr., for cents hospital M d Is suffering frac panies was battling the blaze wiUv Oo
The conuniltee will alao cooalder date for the annual meetiag. and It recognised throughout her Police Chief Edward T. NSlaw Under the General Aasembly act cake of lea at tbe Ludwig lee plant EXTRA SESSION WEDDINGS in thla city, and displayed for the native state as an able speaker and' mediately went to Port Jerrlz. the town ia to vote on whether or SCHOOL BUDGET HERE expert organizer. Her experiences CROSSING ROAD LEGION FIREWORKS Young Keller told Turner M [ Dr. Moore, dial 456T and Dr. past two days in the window of not It will take over the aaeeta of I Weldon, 0740, are the physicians the Tennstedt-Brendel store on In working with the New Jersey or-, "wanted to get away from people.” the Ninth diatrict. It la provided ganizatlon and her work In assisting' The Keller family had looked •$ that the diatrict will continue to NEEDED TO GET Petersen-Worsaa I who will respond to emergency I Market street. I calls tomorrow forenoatu | IN RAIN, WOMAN PUygrouad AssoolstloB Meettag I other states to organize will be the property recently in the Port Jervis ftmctlon until the (p sp takea It A T $310,000 FOR 1935-36 FUND HITS $72.25 Ulea Gladys Worsaa, daughter of • 1 theme of her talk at the Connecticut i _ . area and It waa believed the youth meeting Ti e Rockville Playgrounda Aseo- over. Thua the a o n W Urt. Clara Woraaa at Washington National Vice President corventlon. | . Farmer Reads Newspaper Ac went to that vicinity aa the reeult may be faced with ciatlon, Inc., of which Raymond F E D E ^F U N D S street, Hartford and Maurice E. the Bristol reductions slightly more Schrumpf li president, will meet Young: Republicans to Speak The far-reaching effects of her: counts of Search and Notifies He had been miaslng five dayc. In O fn l Cliss Niglit Program revenue for maintenance of the dia W orsaa of thla town, w as marrlecl IS STRUCK, DIES ELUNGTON GRADUATION work with young Republican groups I at Hlghschool auditorium, ii D eem ie of $2,000 (h er than those made here and in Water- this evening at 8 o'clock in the Po at New London Conference. Boy’s Father. the meantime, hia father offered trict Recreation centera and library this morning at 10 o’clock to j bury. . Those Who Plan to Contri- was attested to recently when the' Tomorrow $1,000 remard for information which until aucb time aa the town makea ABOUT TOWN lice Ck>urt room. Memorial building. June 19. Chrlatopher J. Petersen, son. of Mr. (Oontlaned from Page One) young Republicans of New Jersey: Manchester Green would lead to his safe return. Alfred, to Be Held Tonight, ita declalon. I agf VM ir’c Alllirnfirnrim i Andd F. Gustafaon, head of the EXERCISES WEDNESDAY Plana will be discussed for raising Slite Most Have Assembly and Mrs. Christopher Petersen of L a n le a r S HpproprHUKnl jaaltorlai fares of ths school sysUm, The annual mcetiag of -Center funds for the coming season’s acu- Miss Dolly Madison of Metuchen gave a testimonial dtaner in her;®‘^ 'l°* graduation, 8 p. m. Summit, N. J., June 18.— ( A P ) — his father said, recently bad a nerv Elarl street, Hartford. T bs cert- street told tbe pokes Ms esr was hote Are Asked to Talk Church Women's FaderaUan will viUes. It ia planned to openi. the Kh.irmsn of honof. Former President Herbert. S*hrch for Alfred Keller, 33, Lehigh graduate, ous bhreakdown. J mn AAA u « ' : 5****'^ pralssd by Mr. Vsr- in tbs trollsy trseka and ba waa un- N . J national vice chairman of headed the Hat of nationally, at Emanuel Lutheran However. mony Was performed by Rev. Wat- take place tomorrow evening at 8 Dramatization of Life of N a two 'public playgrounds the < first Pass On Loans Before abls to turn out in time to avoid the Young Republicans, will address the who had been missing sines laat aoa Woodruff at the parsonage of and $2,000 More o'clock in the parish house. Annual week in July. ”—...... ’’• known Republicans who either at-!®''V‘"’ BARN IS DESTROYED accident. H e agreed to settle for With Officials. than Hale to Be Given in ,70.— Barnard school gradu week from the home of his wealthy the Center Q>ngregatlonaI church In reports will be made by President Held Picnic Connecticut convention of Young tended the dinner or sent testl-‘ the' damage to the other car, the Town Hall. ation In morning. Hollister street parents, was brought home from IfaaekMtar Hitta’i olua day ezar- Bnildings Couhl Get Finan* the presence of a email party of the tendsnt of tchooi**rs|iorteS!^*Se Mrs. Esther Pieklss and her osso- The Dramatic Club of tha Rock which will be held Satur monial letters which were read at Spent Last Year; Janitors I poUca reported. The aeddent was achool in afternoon at 3, Buckland Port Jervis, N. Y., today by his d aM w ai* poatpOMd until tomorrow AS STILLS EXPLODE immedlata relatives. The bride wae , school buildings wers heatsd with ciata officers. Reports will also be ville High school held a picnic at day morning, June 29, at the Gris that time. Investigated by I^>licemaa John J, Chairman Aide Ptganl rsported The graduation exerclsee of the school in evening at 8. father, after a farmer there found afternoon at 9 o'clock beeaiiae of the attended by her sister. Miss Eunice made of the various groups of wom Crystal Lake yeaterday afternoon. wold Hotel, N ew London, In connec Cavagnaro. June 21;— High school graduation the youth living in a lonely shack. inclement wnatber today but the cial Backing. Worsaa, and Kenneth Davla of Hart because Mr.° O u s ta fs ^ tM l^ en Worlcere, and officers elected for today tbe standing of the Legion Ellington grade schoola will take The following were In charge of the tion with the New England Young Get hcretse; Yerplanck at State theater In morning. Ike Turner, a farmer who said he date mgtit profram will be held aa Farmer Who Owned Buildimr ford was Mr. Petersen'e beet man. , ... men in the operation of the heating the coming year. A large attend MIsa W eir's Thmny. fireworks, amounting to $72.28, srith place tn the Town Hall, Ellington arrangements: Louis Gessay, C. The bride wore a gown of whits Mias W eir is survived 1^ one sis Also Strawberry Festival at Con read newspaper accounts of the aeheduled at the High achool audi O f d t flflie n i systems and watched them conatant- ance la h o p ^ for. Befreahments contributions coming tn slowly. Marcus, O. Sullivan and M. Flaher MISS ETHEL ANDERSON Says He Rented It to Two ter, Mrs. MUmle J. DsUey: one Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. cordia Lutheran church, 7:30 p. m. search for the youth, found him and torium tenlght at • o’clock. Hartford, Jun* ll.-J-(AP)— The lace with tulle veil, falUng from a ly. and a toclaf time will follow the bua- 'With the holiday but two weeks ty. Stranglers. nieoe, Mrs. Mytie W h IU and one The program will open with aelec- June 22.— Knights of Columbus telephoned Alfred’s father, Karl probable coursea open to Oonnecticut cap of lace end orange blossoms. KoeeuMBenSe nttng Iness. Mlea Ann Brookinge wui be a'way, those who plan to contribute Pastor to Remain nephew, Alfred Dailey, aU of East HONOR GUEST AT PAR H sports dance at Country Club. Keller, sn engineer. The father and to avail Itaelf of new Federal relief Shs earrisd a bouquet of gardenias Saying he would conclude his the guest speaker and Miss Gladys to this year’s fund are requested to tiona by the orchestra and Invoca Rev. Charles S. Johnson, pastor Branford. June 18.— (API—Two fund, came under closer sdrutiny to and valley lilies. Tbs bridesmaid A acliool budget ealUng for an duties in a few daya end that he wae Kletsle will sing. Glastonbury, two grandnieces and call the committee, Mr. Pegani or tion by Rev. Roscoe F. Metzger, of the Rockville Methodist ^ u rc h Coming Events TO CONSIDER NINTH’S illicit alcohol atina with an eatimat- was gowned In blue lace with tur one grand npehew, also of Glaston- June 24-29.— Carnival at Dough- day aa a result of the policies enun appronrtation of 1810,003, or $2,00U etngtng hie swan eong, M r. ver- send their donations to Harold Olds, pastor of tbe Ellington Congrega h$a been returned'to the church aa Office employees of the J. W. ed capacity of 1.000 gallona. were ban to match and short veil, and buryr She was a resident of Man 'erty's lot, sponsored by local veter- ciated for the benefit of works pro l*M taan was voted last year and planclt this morning, recommended Mr. and Mrs. John B. Wolcott and treasurer, 21 Florence street. tional church. pastor for a fifth year. Rev. John Hale Company honored Miss Ethel Several loan plana. I deatroyed today when a bam houa- her arm bouquet wae of pink chester for so years. son has returned from the South an.s' organizations. WOULD A LOAN STATUS UNDER LAW gress administrators by President $1,000 more than was a ^ t latt eucCeseor. son, Stuart, are spending a few days The exhibition this year is ex The Center scliool will present a T. Anderson, advertising manager Take as long aa need Ing them on the farm of John Alex, Premier roses and gynsophlla. Ths The funeral will be held from the .Ijinc 26.— Indian pageant and drill Roosevelt and Herry L. Hopkins. year, submitted by the Board of Arthur H. Bllng, as a common sense in Westbrook. Mr. Wolcott will pected to surpass those of the past Nathan Hale dramatization as fol ern New England Conference of of the firm for .a number of years, burned to the ground following a ceremony was followed by a recep Watkins Brothers Funeral Home. at Masonic Temple by Eastern Star. ed to repay— up to 20 On thing apparently was certain— EMueatlon, w as approved by the msn with sAne and conservative combine business with plsasure. few years. Chairman Pagan! re lows: Act I. time 1775, an April the Methodist Episcopal church with a shower at the Rclohard farm UP TO $300 — After- serlea of cxploalons. tion held In Hartford for the mem 142 East Center street, Thursday which was held at Taunton, Moss., June 28.— Minstrel at High school. months! Committee Meets This that Oovemor Wilbur L. Cross must Joint Board of School expenditures Judifrment. While at the shore he will repair a ports. The Salvetlon Army band morning, place, N ew London, Cann., in Bolton last evening. Twenty ot Queatloned by (?aptnln Murphy of bers of both families and close afternoon at 2 p. m. Rev. Watson closing Sunday night. July 3.— Block dance. noon to Discuss What Action call the Generrl Assembly for a this momihg during a meeting in Members of the school board and portion of the concrete wall and will give an hour’s concert at the the Union gram m ar school; Act. II, the girls were in attendance and a f FOR 20 MONTHS The nnlf rhmrge !■ ClirM the Branford police, and Joseph C. friends. The young couple on their Woodruff trill officiate and burial Rev. Johnson was also appointed July 4.— Legion fireworks display Should Be Taken. special session if the state is to un- the Municipal building. the selectmen thanked Mr. Ver greetiSWard damaged by high waves Old Golf lots before the holiday e time, 1776, September 14, place, ter a delicious salad supper, served p«reo®fit per moatli • • Kane of the Federal Alcohol Tax return from an unannounced wed will be In the Bast cemetery, tdtlon. Washington’s headquarters, Harlem for a second year as pastor of the at Old <3olf Lots on East Center ■ tinpnirt funoant of 1oa« dertake capital improvements. Ton Back Balanoe planck for his many years of service at the sottage of Mr. and Mrs. W il by Mrs. Relchard with the assist — HELP YOO Unit for Connecticut. Alex was ding trip will occupy their newly kins Brothers Funeral Home 1 le fund standing to date: Heights: Act III, time, September Crystal Lake Methodist church. He street. The Ninth diatrict committee will Senator Matthew A. Daly of New An unexpended balance of $4,142 to the town and the town's Schools liam Kronlch. He has just com ance of her daughter. Mra, E'rilz quoted as aaylng he rented the barn furnished suite in the new apart open to friends of Miss W slrL_ lously reported ...... $56.00 20, place. Long Island, the British came to Rockville from Taunton, July 6.— Washington L. O L de meet late thla afternoon to take un Haven the works prog-css adminis will be turned back by the educa espeoUUy during the racent years pleted Improving the grounds and Noren, outdoor sports were onjoy- to two men several month ago and ment building at 88 Brtiok street. 7 p. m. Wednesday until the hour ' lUah War Veterans ...... 5.00 camp; Act IV. time, the next morn Mass., succeeding Rev. Melville gree team lawn party at rear of der oonelderatlon the ^ dietrlct'a tion department toward balancing While school consolidation was setting out shrubbery at Mr. and thc rain sent the party in Morried or tingle : You con ersonal inance aince that time he had not entered trator for Connecticut said after Mrs. Clara Worsaa, who is at the funeral. ing before sunrise, place, room Ellsworth Osborne, now of Baltic. clubroom on East Center street. P F COi overdrafts in other municipal de- worked out under his guidance. Mrs. Kronick's Stephen street home Sub-Alpine CHub ...... 5.00 doors where other games were etatus with the paaaage of'the refer the building. jresterday'e conference at Washing present with Mrs. Otherlne AUSr- Falls From Roof borrow up to $300 and hove partmenU. Except that the price of Saying he had orig'Aially been op- in this town; William Pitkin ...... 1.00 where Captain Hale Is confined. played. Telephone 3430 endum act on the town's taking Alex la reported to have told po ton with President Roorevclt and Jyce of Hartford at her cotage at Victor DeCarll, 40, of Sadds Mills,, There are 15 per cent more earth coal Increased last year after the posed to consolidation, Bdsrard J. John M cM en em y...... 1.00 Violin solo, "Symphony Eatag- Miss Anderson, .whose engage the coth In your hands within over the aaeeta of the Ninth diatrict. lice he was awakened this morning Hopkins that It was made plain Chalker Beach, Is a daughter of a Ellington, waa seriously injured quakes when the moon is nearest I budget had been prepared the sav Murphy of the school board credited SENATORS TO PROBE Robert M. Reid and S o n ...... 1.00 nole,” Edward Lalo. Eugene Ep ment to Donald jil. Thrall of Lakc- Room 2 State Theater Bldg. by a aeries of 14 or 15 explosions there would be no 100 per cent former-pastor of the Swedish Con stein, accompanied by Miss Ruth Monday when he fell from the roof 48 hours. As long os you’re em ings would have totaled $8,4io, su- M r. Verplanck srith its succeae Id Manchester Coal A Grain Co. 1.00 vine. wa.s recently announced. wa.s. “ ''® ‘t , and foiltid the barn, about 78 yards grants to the sU te but that Federal gregational church on Spruce street, Charter. of his home to which he was apply 7.')3 Main Street pOrlntendebt of Schools FVed A. Manchester as compared with Hart Depot Square Garage ...... 1.00 presented with a beautiful- set ol rincsi a ay. ployed, you hove o'choice of from his house, a mass of flames. funds would be made available on Rev. Eric Ostergren. Last night a MITCHEU’S CHARCES State Connecticut authors. Long ing paint. He slipped on the fresh Verplanck, stated, in excess of the ford where ogitaUon had started for Jack's Tavern ...... ,50 Imported china deml taaae cups and Police and Are officials were the basis of 48 per cent grant and party and family reunion was held OBITUARY view school: Spirit of Connect! paint and fell to the ground, landing $S,()00 as was suggested to the an return to the district system. Mr. William Alvord ...... 50 saucers. waiting for the smouldering ruins 88 per cent loan. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John cut, Robert ' Heller; Spirit of on his heels. Dr. R. C. Ferguson of nual town meeting last fall. Verplanck gave his Ume svllltngly, at (Conttnaed from Page Oae) (Thristie M cC orm ick ...... 50 to cool before starting a search for Larson of Middle Turnpike East, In Greater ConnectlcuL Robert Lugin- Rockville, who was called, ordered Don't take Assembly Must Act The Increase In the budgets ap a reduced salary, to Ironing out the ■ otslble victima of the blast. Alex . Thus, If Connecticut Is to finance honor of Mrs. Frank W-. Larson and FUNERALS $72.25 buhl; Noah Webster, Frank Met him removed to. the Hartford hospi was unable to tell police whether proved this morning from the problems bf consolidaUoh, whereas (R., Mich.) declared be would op tal and he was taken there at once ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT such projects aa a Soldiers Home at son Ernest who are here from amount expended this year results calf; Mrs. Lydia Huntley Sigourney, there wae anyone in the place at Crosby, Texas. Mrs. Worsaa oed Hartford called in an outsider at In pose confirmation until aitter the Mary Donillk; reader. Helen Fluckl- in the Rockville City hospital am Rocky Hill, a new institution for the from Increases tor transportation, creased costs to do the SaiBs work, Mrs. Thompson Appleby Mitchell investigation. hllee Dolly Madfonn the time. The loss of the bam was Mrs. F. W . Larson are sisters. Manv gcr; Harriet Bcachcr Stowe, Pearl bulance. DeCarll injured his heels feeble minded and expansion of the janitora' services and fuel. Mr. Murphy said. The funeral of Mrs. Julia Appleby* Those voUng to withhold Immedi John McMcnemy of Marble street estimated at 88,
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ord. Th* raemborthlp la lArga sad propelling either to a safs landing. tho flitAndsl support in strong and But those are infrequent happenings. I IN the summer. Mrs. Chase and their BEHIND THE SCENES Summit two daughters, who are spending a faithful. Fatalities seldom occur. SALES AT AUCTION UTTLE BUSINESS The rowboat **roeker" ban should' POLISH NATIONAL few days at the seashore, wlU arrive Some of Manchester’s moat capa IN WASHINGTON Daily Accident later. ble moral and spiritual loaders have be clamped on everywhere, even NEW Mr. and Mrs. (Tharlea C. Sellers of i riUNTlNO O O H T A J n ------BY RODNEY DUTCHER tt MaMlJ Str««l been pastors of the South church. the vicinity of Manchester. By A\ab«l McEllioH PROGRAM IS GIVEN Report MARKET DROP OFF New London, and their son. Horace FOR POLICE BOARD lUaeliMt«r. Oo»n. Tts record of achievement la great. The Bsrald Washington Corre Avtawpolnt Roosevelt Anally aoespt. A8 o r MONDAY, JUNE 17 Welle Sellers, spent the week end THOMAS rHROUSUN B 1933, NEA Service. Int 1088 at their Hebron borne. O u tral Maaacar It will contlnua to be eo. Dr. Story DINING AN INDEX spondent ed was headed by Prw. FsUg YORK 1BS4 TeandaS Oetalar 1. Iltl Frankfurter, close friend of Juetlee , IHmci s c OJWO ...... Accidents...... 0 ,1 1 8 Mr*, aaude W. Jones and her two Tabltahad XTary XTaalog Cacapt win And Mancheater’a wolcomt Btatlsttclsns give us all kinds and Weahington. June 18. —Presldant Brandsis and of many prominent KA’™ ^ n «iE * * ^ ’rRVKHrR«iT ***• «l««W°n was next week. v.ito North End Chorch Obserres 107 ...... r a t a l i t t e s ...... 178 Strawberries Brought m daughters, the Misses Aceynath and Force Inspectied and Routine ■nadaya aad Holiday. Katarad at tha warm. Ha svlll And the community U>I*nM>N OOB« DAY ! 3 tog wedding going on and Sally S.04B ...... I n ju r la o ...... 4 ,0 8 0 Merle, also Mrs. Helen Porter and roat om oa at Uancbaattr. Conn., aa types of Indices by which ws are y *’**2***^J****'J? * 5 * * ' insisting on getting all her • a m d CUaa Mall Mattar. cooperative aa well aa his o« ti par IN ITS TASnON K n X E D sons, are spending the week at •OMCIUFTION HATES supposed to bo able to note the rise; to NRA to Aght for it in the fact of ■ phrased as follow : sac^ElT’^HEATmR^E ' *"* to”* 'toering things from the Strike Total of $1,836.58 Giant’s Neck, NIantIc. . Matters Transacted — No ish. Thsre It no reason to bellevs Father’s Day Here With 97 ...... Pedeetriaa ...... 04 Oaa faar. by Baall ...... •••«• and fall in business and commtrca.' oonsldsrabts opposition of long 'Junk the whole works and build Fainillar Namea Are Seen Along n * ' ' “ y instead of patronizing the 79 Henry Emmons, who haa been a Par Mapt^ by aiatt .J® 09 ...... O c c u p a n t ...... that Dr. Story cannot go on adding One tells us that car loadings as re standing, a stunning U. S. Supreme up substitutes that esn be an- RW te In ...... B l e y l l s t ...... 2 summer boarder for aome years at Slayla Copy ...... J_.0; foresd snd will achisvt ths objtc- i to antagonized), the election 1 in Hour’s Business Here. Block Dance Request. OalTrarad oaa y a a r ...... I*.00 to hla laurela here and the South Court decision, and public apathy. father Is rich and Aiipropriate Exercises 17 eeeeoeeo Clxtld eeooeooe 17 tho H. C. Porter pl.ace, has returned ported by the railroads Is the best tlves originally sought by NRA. By FACX HARRISON bar atepoMther | be certain to go against Hla decision to abandon NRA and la anobbish. 180 eeeeoee* A dU lt •eoeeoee 108 to Boston. MXHBKR o r THE ASSOCIATED Methodlnt church ahould continue to Indicator. Another watches bank "NRA Isn't being chforetd and him. He know Innicock, H* forsake the old code plan for a new London. June 18.—With a pip-pip The night following Ms mar m J U B E D Queenie and Quentin Keefe, chil PRESS be the factor for good In Manchester; skeletonized program was a dectalon cs-i’t be enforced. Employers are hadn't been president of the bank There were only 550 crates ol In toe absence of Colonel Harry Tba Aaaoautad Praaa la aaeiaaiyaly and a cheerio, England’s capital has riage Michael la Injnr^ Ir a traf- A t St. John’s Polish National 1 4 8 3 ...... Pedeetrlan ...... 1,289 dren of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Keefe, aautlad to tba aaa (or raoubllcatloa It always has been. not to make NRA symboll.' of the cbleeling on wages u d atrstchlng gone just too, too devastatingly gay for 20 years without learning a strawberries brought Into the Man are spending two weeks as guests of B. Bitsell, secretary of the board of others ths reaction of carrier etocka bours and many oodts are Ignored. 8e accident and when he regains good deal about the way th* Catholic church FathSr’a Day was SJW3 ...... O eonpont ...... 8 ,8 80 of all aaara diapatcbaa craditad tc I) whole New Deal and etr' - the fata this season. oenscionsneae his memo’.y Is Im- chester auction market yesterday their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. police commissioners, the summer or not othanrlar oraditad la /thia and so on. o f hla administration on tha least NRA is loaded, both u to person minds of the vlllsgers worked. observed with the following pro- 78 ...... B icyU st...... 70 and the sale, which started at 2 papar aad also tha lueal na«a pob> Your oopreapondent Is an old paired. He fergeta ths marriage...... C h ild s...... 086 WlUard Walters, of Washington, D. TROLLEYS VS. BUSES These statistics are all right for popular of the New Deal agencies. nel and eatabltahed policies, Bgalnat He had several reasons for not gram: B09 o’clock waa completed by 3 o’clock. Inspection of the uniforms and Itsaad barata. labor snd consumers. meanie who generally has dispar Katharine, onawxre of this, be- telling sally this. The first ws* 4 ,0 0 8 ...... A d u l t ...... 8,701 equipment of the members of the All liybts of rapablieatlea of the man who Is mathematically In all probability, the president Hevea be has deserted her. She Opening song, by the Senior choir. The ssile amounted to $1,830.58, Ames W. Sisson Is at his home in aprelal dlaontchas hrrsin ara alio ri- There has been some talk, prolv I "Ths only way labor standards aged the capacity al tha English to thst she would not consider the 182' ... Age Not Stated .. 212 Manchester police department waa will yet go to bat on tha supreme i plana to leave for New Mexico and .h rhs ReclUUon, “For Your Trouble* which was $160.44 less than on the Hopevale, having finished for the sarrad. ably rumor entirely, that the Con minded and enjoys digging into dry court Issue. But he listened to a ' can be enforced le by the labor bavo real fun under any circum second day of the auction a year last night conducted by (Commis stances whatever, but he will admit her frlead, VIOLET MERSEK. Sa'dTer ‘ wiy TSfer-ridm^* Dear Daddy," Isobel Olekelneka. season his duties as assistant super Pull sarrtea allant o( R E A Sara. necticut Company planned to dU, figures. What better Indication of large group of advisers who told movement Itself, which can be Address by the rector. Rev. F. ago. There were but few of the sioners C. R. Burr and John J. that there are certain manlfeeuuons agrees to engage a lawyer In her all bia objections. The second intendent at the Capitol. Mr. and Hackett. The me’-, were compllihcnt- tea taa Improved financial conditions, of him ha needed a sturdier cteed to atreagthened through the Wagner Mlkloezewski. trucks t^at ckrae into the market continue the trolley service between bin. of spirit in this town which a liberal absence to arrange aa annul was that an air of myatery Iw- Mrs. Harry Jaqulth of Blast Hart ed upon their appearance and the Pobitalisr'a .laprasaatatlia: Tbs healthier pocketbooka than crowded ride to that war than th critter ment of the marriage. Plano duet, by Mary Kacemarezyk yesterday that had anywhere near a Hartford and South Manchester and reared by Oen. Hugh Johnaon aad The Supremt Court decision observer might call gaiety. You can pressed her mors than . straight' ST. JAMES’S SCHOOL capacity load, due to the lack of ripe ford are hla,guests at Hopevale for work that they *iad done since the Julius Uathswa Spselal Apsney—Naw dining places? Hotel dining rooms, hear laughter In the cabarets and DB. JOHN KAYE, an old friend, and Joseph Grzyb. a time. Tork, Cbleayo. Uatro t and Boston. substitute buses^ T he' genial Jerry Donald Rlchberg. leaves plenty of room for rs|ula- forwardness. She waa Inclined to Song, by Junior choir. berries, the season being late in last inspection. Following the in tion of Industry. But It would N bravos In ths thssters, sad It mskes ■ese Katharine off oa her trip. He be a bit mysterloua herself. Mr. and Mrs. T. H.^ Kellogg of Scott, supeintendent of the Hartford restaurants, grills, lunch carts and There ware many who urged him Iclls her he haa always loved her. Two "Cracolrens", K. Grzyb and Manchester section. spection the commissioners met with MEHMEH AUDI1 BUREAU or to "go out and fight.’’ Rlchberg foolish to jump Into another far- no Important diffsrenes that much .’’Sneaky,’! Mr. Moon calls" ^ GRADUATES DANCE Several of the buyers protested West Hartford spent Sunday at (Chief Samuel G. Gordon and went CIBCUUATlONa division, assures us that there are private catering places? NOW OO ON WITH THE 8TOKV H. Kudyz. their country plact on the Hopevale- . . . ______and Johnson pleaded wrlth him to rsaohlng sxperiment without first of tha exubersnes Is displayed by a L'ke her mother's people, 'A folk aong duet, by Steffle Berg because of lack of protection from over routine matters. (Commlsioner Tba Harald Frlatlaf Company, lae., no immediate plans for such a sub A short time back it was possible | coogreea for a new recovery taking A breathing spell, aassylng lot of foreigners from Sioux City, CHAPTER XXXV of the Moons bad been anel the aun on the platform and as a Jonee street road. Burr remarked after the meeting ataamss no SnanelaT rssbonsiblllty 'bd Henry Wierzblckl. stitution. but that a year or two to get any one of the many Inne in ; act which wfould give the narrow- the situation, and dstermlnlng nssd Vienna, Dsllss, Buffalo, Berlin and Violet Merser wee weeding all open and aboveboard to pr "Trip to Warsaw," by girls from Class of 1935 in Final Get result there is likely to be a canvas that the work that the commission for typograpbleal arrors appsarlnc In sad extent o f public demend for it. hdvartlamsnta la iha Manebasisr hence will probably And tha tVolley tho vicinity of Manchester to cator | oet possible construction to the Pittsburgh. her roiebcd when she saw his inteiests against the depreda Claes A. B. C. and D. Together at Hall of School cover erected over the platform be ers had taken up was only routine Golden Rose Evsning Harald court's dicta on Interstate com ‘To stake everything on NRA The town Is having its biggest Michael ride by. It was the first tions of his womenfolk. Women fore the end of the week. and said, "The men are working so cars out. for a dinner party on shorty notice. Monologue, by Joseph Grzyb. Laat Evening. merce powers in tha Bcbecter de row le to Imperil moet of the rest boom In entertainme-nt business time she had caught a glimpse of had no conscience! whatever The bidding was brisk as the buy well and the department is going TUESDAY. JUNE 18 None o f them were rushed. Dinner Acrobatic number, by Edward NORTH COVENTRY Bus transportation hasn’t reached cision. of the New Deel, fur which you since the war. At this writing, 43 him since hie accident and since when they wanted their own way. Skrsbaez. ers all seemed to want berries. The along so good Uierc Is little for the Oolong or Mixed can make a much stronger snd He wouldn’t be sorry to eee the perfection stage yet, and It is parties came few and far between. That would have meant a new legitimate theaters are lighted, and Katharine’e amazing disclosure. Recitation, by Chester Kosak. The members of the class of 1935 first three lots that went up sold commissioners to do." ARGENTINA BEEF network of codes, omitting only mors popular esse." Katharine had been gone two days Sally married. She’d been a bit for $3.20, $3.25 and $3.30. The high Mr. and Mrs. Brighton and Mr. doubtful that the service given by Today it la different. In order tO I haven't attempted a census of tbs Song, by Ixiya from CTlass C. of St. James's school held their final It was expected that an applica such obviously local enterprisea ae big picture houses snd vaudsvills now. Stanley Mereer was taking of a problem since her mother Monologue, by B. Partyka. price paid was $3.65, the low was and Mrs. Graves of Boston, Ma*s'.„ tion would be made for the usual Conversation the other day with the trolleye can be equalled by the arrange for an outing, or any gath cleaning and dyeing shops, restau Faith Lost In NRA died. Cocktails, flirtations, all gathering as a class when they met $2.70 and the average $3.34, which shows. Two ysars ago vaudeville steps towrard the end the girt was Novelty tap dance, by Olive and spent the week-end with Rev. and July 4 block dance, but no such ap AT OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT a Manchester youth who Is enlisted motorbua eystem. Manchester ering at those places specializing In rants, retail storea, alaughter This sdvics flttsd tn with Roose- now so anxious to attain—the an kinds of craziness, her father told in St. James’s hall last night for a means 'that there was paid nearly 'v.'Bs aa dead heis as It now Is on Phylla Skrabaez. Mrs. Leon H. Austin. plication was made. Is one of the C. C. C. oamps In this dinner parties, it l.s necessary to houses and barber thope. valt’s own private donbts as to nulment of that astonishing mar himself. Tills young fellow was Dialogue, by J; Grzyb and B. 14 cents a quart for berries. The Frtthiv Slietd folks abandoned the trolleys for au NRA’s value, doubts sharsd to Broadway, but Daisy a nugs bouse dance. Yesterday afternoon there MACHINE SLICED make • rcservatlona well in advance. . It would have left the great bulk riage ceremony a few weeks be good with horses. Maybe he’d Partyka. price was too high for buyers from Mr. and Mrs. J. Vilbert of Wind state brought put an Interesting and tomobile transportation In their of business under .‘■IRA. some dsgrea throughout ths admin such as ths Palladium has qututs a hold the whip hand over Sally ae waa a party held in the ball and all sor spent the week-end with the block long waiting to pay up to 18.30 fore, Song, by Junior choir. Boston and others from Worcester, paradooHcal situation. Commenting commuting to work In the city be It Isn't that tha stomachs are any istration, except by NRA officials, well. He chuckled at the thought. of the members of the class were while a New Vprk buyer was unable latter’.* sister, Mrs. John E. Wright. GIVE HUGH McIn t y r e CALVES LIVER a aeat. Motion picture theaters may "Tho man reuet be a roost hor Recitation, by Irene Ferenc. present. Last evening dancing was fit:hly Ground *' on tho foodstuff served at these cause of the speed the autos rnadt emptier. It’s baeaiise the purses are Doors Left Open I who were emotionally devoted to rible villain.” Violet esld to her- "What are you chortling Song, by girls from Claes B. to get sufficient berries to fill his A shower was given Thursday legally and technically, there | their "holy ceuae” to the end. charge as much aa 81.60 for pre about?" Sally wanted to know enjoyed and the party broke up at truck. He went to New Haven last evening to Mi.ss El.sa Barnes by Boiled camps tbs local young man waa not possible. Fifteen to twenty minutes a bit fuller. ferred balcony scats, tnd then the self, prodding at the earth about Recitations, by Mary Kaezmar- midnight. It la the intention of could be tittle valid objection, once It did not and was not meant to the roots of a Dorothy Perkins. rather angrily. Really her father ezyk, Helen Grzyb, Phylla Ferenc night to try to get more. Mrs. Leon H. Austin. Previous to A FAREWELL P A R H HAMBURG at all critical. lie said that the con.MUijied ip a trip to Hartford Is I the new act waa revamped to meet affect the President’s fundamental customers get no vaudeville'—just was being too stuffy about this. most of the pupils to enter Manches In the New Haven marke last this Miss Barnes has been given one a newsreel, s comedy short and a "And yet — he doesn't look like and Phylla Sharbaez. ter High school in September. HAM iu]*r Cuicd — Whole or Eiihtr End Utmoat in care waa takeu to sec liable to win patronage far more: i the court's opinion as to delegations belief that the nation's social-eco one In the least." She was rather It made her tired. But since ha Song, by male voices from the night there were 1,121 li crates ot from the neighbors by Mrs. Fred nomic welfare depends upon a more featura. Goinff to Scotland Soon On An that ths food was substantial, that quickly than 3b to 40 minutes. 1 of power. ashamed of hen earlier enthusiasm held the purse strings there wn* Senior choir. 32 quarts each sold The total Bray and one at Windham by Mrs. The decision Isavss many doors liberal Interpretation of the Conitl- Namea Taken Lightly no fighting him. And she wanted amount of money paid for straw- Charles Schell. An Extended Visit— Is Fore SMOKED HAMS tha diatary planning waa good and Abandonment' of the trolleys GILEAD for Michael. Folk dance, "Polonez” , by Steffle LB 4 5 ^ ( ajar. The New Deal had every tutlon’s commerce clause. But It A good many familiar namefiiare The whole thing waa definitely a troiiiseau that would put ev Berg, Irene Ferenc, Josephine and PUPILS OF MISS LILLIAN berricB In the New Haven which, Graduation exercises at the North man of Rollers iVfill. Mildly Cuied Corned Btil that sanitary conditions were be would be caused naturally by heavy j right to take such course and bring was accomplished by a conspicuous on the marquees. "The Greeks Had eryone’s eye out. like the Manchester market. Is In Coventry grammar schools took absence of any great popular de queer. First the boy had engaged Helen Grzyb, Phyll#. Skrabaez, yond criticism. expense. The Connecticut Com The Gilead and Hebron Congre up a test rase under the new law a Word For It" {Uid "Stevedore” himself to Sally Moon. That made "Nothing." He changed the Emelia Kosak, Mary Sumtstawska charge of R. M. Retd A Son, was place Wednesday evening with ten Hugh McIntyre who is shortly to to try to find out just when tho mand for NRA continuance. have just finished good runs. "As $4,207.84. The hlgl price was $5.67 MIDDLE RIBS One bit of comment attracted us pany feels that It can operate tts gational church held a union service him appear a fortune hunter. subject ha.stlly. "You going Into and Mary Kaezmarazyk. GRANT IN RECITAL members in the graduating class. leave on an extended visit to Scot at the Gilead church Sunday morn court felt intrsststs commerce hsd Tho Frankfurter group urged Thousands Chssp," rsUUed "Stop towm today to shop?" A special recitation and presenta for a lot of three crates and the low Franklin Orcutt, a member of the land was honored Saturday night at particularly, bowe\^r. It was re- line to South Manchester by b'js wage and hour requirements In Then he bad run bff with Katha Spiced V A ■ 2 lb (v j ing, The Puritan manner of wor a,"dlrsct” effect on Interststa com Press", is ths hit rsvua, although It rine on what seemed now a most That was always a good way to tion of flowers to the pastor, by was $2.86, these being a poorer school board, presented the certifi Tinker hall by a party. This will Biarked that a eensldarabla amount much more economically than oy ship was used with several wearing merce as distinguished from "Indi government contracts and White has bssn sorubbad up a bit sines divert her. Her black eyas Spar Phylla Skrabaez. grade than the others, with an aver cates. be Mr. McIntyre’s first trip to his House support for the Wagner bill. cruel Impulse, only to behave ae Miss Lillian Gertrude Grant, drs' of canned beef had been used in the trolley. But it may develop that costumes and dresses which were rect" effect, which, under the fines wers levitd against ths produc- though tbs whole thing bad nsvsr kled at tbs thought bt trying op Song, by Senior choir. age of $3.82. Coventry grammar schools held homeland since he left there, a HAM MACKEREL used in the Colonial days. The aer- Scbechter decision, provides no It also asked for expanded Federal srs for two "offsncivs" sklU which clothes, of watching mannsquin* matic reader, and teacher of expres' their school picnic Thursday at va young lad seeking his fortune in a etinp food fare and that this canned resort to bti.ses will result In an even Trade Commission power end ac happened at all. All the numbers were well ap Ficihly Sliced mon was delivered by the pastor. ground for fedtrsi rsmilstlon. Broadway applauded. "Th# Wind parade (because this time she plauded by the audience at the end ston both in this town and tn Hart rious places. Schools closed Friday new world. After extensive travel bscf came In cartons marked "A r- tivity aa to trade praetlosa, sn- Violet stood up, brushing her further decrease in patronage. A Rev. Walter Vey. So few understood the limits of and ths Rain'*, only mooeratsly suc was going to the really expensive of the program. The president of ford, and Mrs. Marion Jacobson for the summer recess. ing in the Indies he finally settled the decision, however, thst sny foreemant of anti-trust laws, and earth-stainsd hands Impatiently gvitlna". Prasssd on tbU partleu* speedy comfortable service whether Mr. and Mrs. Louis Twining, Mrs. cessful In New York, now Is In Its together. She opght to go to see places and have ths very best), the church committee, I. Wierzblckl HEBRON The annual strawberry supper In Manchester, where he has lived •-B 3 5 < STEAK COD such course surely would have been "protection" of states from goods Seelert, teacher of pianoforte, in i lay point our Informant dlscloaed by trolley or by bus should win back A. H, Post and Miss Rhliiey Fllh second year on London’s rialto. But him, ought to find out how hs and of choosing hats and shoes expressed his thanks to all who given by the Coventry Fragment ever since. He is well known around spent Sunday at the Twining cot popularly regarded as open defi produced In states where low labor and cobwebby stockings to supple their third annual Joint recital pre A number of people owning sum society was highly commended. An that he had been employed in tho the customers for the Connecticut standards prevail — all of which the D’Oyly Carte Gllbert-and-Sum- stood In tbs matter before Stan participated in the program. this section and is well liked and tage at Coventry Lake. ance of the court. ment those already pTiad In boxes A supper was served by the sented 25 of their junior pupils In a mer homes hero have been annoyed other similar supper will be given respected by all who contact him. Mtrhen of bis camp during two en- Nevertheless, the night before may be In the cards. van Company, with the plaudits of turned the affair over to Adrlan- pleasing entertainment last evening FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Company and It seems that should Mrs. Bertha Hubbard and son, son, their discreet lawyer friend. snd bags In her room. Whatever Ladies Adoration of the Blessed on their return for week ends or for in the near future. For many years he haa been fore Ultmenta and that all the canned tho press conference at which Finally, It proposed s corpora-1 M d Canada still ringing In in the Center church parish house. be considered over and above the Richard, of New York City, called its ears, haa returned to compare- She washed her hands at the you might say about Daddy Moon, Sacrament Society. The girls of the summer to find that their places John E. Kingsbury spent the man of the west mill of the Rogers Roosevelt disclosed his Intention. tIon profits tax. graduated on th# The program included piano solos, CALIFORNIA bssf he had seen come Into the abandonment of the trolley lines. at the home of Hart E. Buell, Sun live obscurity, sink In ths gleaming small kitch Sally reflectad, you couldn’t ac the Senior choir waited on the have been entered and ransacked. In week-end attending the Mcridale Paper Mfg,-Co. day afternoon. Rlchberg. Johnson snd General amount of profits, which la hardly cuse him of being stingy. character sketches, action songs, Jersey sale and a directors' meet LETTUCE CARROTS camps evidently came from Argen- likely to become an administration Jane Cow) ii here, but not behind en and called to Lavlnia who was tables. some cases small articles of value The party was composed of his Hebron Ladies’ Aid have invited Counsel Blackwell Smith of NRA Bhs bad real in last night’s and a short dialogue. The piano have been missed, such as shoes, ing of the Connecticut Jersey Cattle friends at the west mill and some ot tlBA. He Bald that those In charge were all sure that Roosevelt would measure at this session. the footlights. She baa authored a on ths porch, shelling peas for the solos were well chosen and were in NATIVE FANCY APPRECIATE TREES Gilead Ladles' Aid to meet with play spelle^ "Hervey House" and children's lunch, that she was go newspaper of Katharine StryK- garden tools, etc. In other cases club. He was a guest of Marcy his fraternal brothers. Sandwiches RIPE didn’t seem to think there was any them Wednesday afternoon, June revive the code structure, for most Roosevelt himself dotsn't know hurst’s departure for the wasL terestingly rendered by Mrs. See- Berger at Woodbury, Conn. and refreshments were served after ICEBERG TOM ATOES of Industry. what further steps he will take dur pronounced "Harvey House", and ing to walk up ths road a bit. MISS MILDRED WRIGHT lert’s pupils all of whom were nothing Was missed except matches thing odd In that, and no attempt Tha rcsidenta of tha Eighth dis in, at tha home of Mrs. Merton Michael's horse had been headed And she had felt a tiny prick ot or other trifles. In one case all the Children's Sunday was held at the which entertainment waa gtven to Hills. Ths hoetessea are Mrs. Hills, ing thia "stopgap" p#rlod. But It which hat nothing to do with mid relief. While Katharine had been obliged to play without their music, Second Congregational church Sun CALIFORNIA trict are to be commended (or mak in the direction of tha riding club. bedding, mattresses, quilts, etc., bad the group by the individual mem MED SIZE was made to explain tba cendlUona Mrs. Mary Mitchell and Mrs. Wal "Junk the Works" seems he is definitely through 111- dle-western railroad restauriuita. It around Sally hadn’t felt entirely and several of whom had taken but day morning. A miscellaneous bers. Everyone took his turn at en advisers whose < toning to Rlchberg snd Johnson. And ha had been alone. It would GETS PRIZE IN CONTEST been stolen and there were evidences BEETS ORANGES that, made It necessary to bring in ing provisions to protect the many ter Vey. The group of Is. instead, a veJdy, veddy British easy about Michael. He had been a few lessons. program of recitations and singing tertaining and each bit received play, full of dukes and ducfiissses, be a good time to talk to him. Miss Grant’s pupils displayed that the house had been occupied for basf from South America to United handsome elm trees In tho district Mrs. Sherwood Raymond and restive « t times. Sslly had sus come time. It looks as if the offen waa given by the various children’s much applause. N A llV E FANCY RIPE after the less far-sighted voters In ctlff-nscked old-famlly pride, a pected In the beginning that he Charter Oak Street Resident much naturalness and edse in the departments. Two babies were Mr. McIntyre waa presented with States soldiers enlisted In an unem children. Sherwood, Ruth and Gor ths place of the vitamin D which touch of decadence, a labor leader, As Violet Merser turned into portrayal of a wide variety of char ders had keys caprble of opening the 3 13# i BANANAS tho town at large refused an appro don of New Britain, called Sunday the Ians that ran beside ths old was attracted to Katharine, al Captures Second Prize In average lock, as there have usually presented for baptism. They were; a Gladstone bag, a gift from his ployment project. would be .nanufaetured In ths body and butlers who knock each other though why anyone would prefer acter sketches ea
provement o f aeouatles la the hall ■liver bloc was net satlsfisd with tha county o f MlddlsMx to borrow ventloa t i axis o f iafarlor drugs, Company was among the first to not laoxceasof 88,800,000 In bonds, eoamstlea and merehaadtae; eoa- of the Houae o f RapraoeaUtlver tbs latest Morgenthau letter ex authorizing ths eaUbUabment of sign the President's agreement and TRADERS CAUTIOUS plaining the government's sllvsr GOV. CROSS SIGNS ons-tsnth o f oacb issus of bonds to earning carttfleata for amployment ^ L D HUGE TANK Incrcas^ its staff mors than S3 be repaid annually from ftmds of of minora; concerning a tamporary state police barrackt at Colchester; buying policy. authorising the town of West Hart per cent. During the past year the The financial district appeared to the B u te Highway Dapartmant. clgaretta tax and concerning the ford to give a pension to Benjamin company has consistently tried to IN TODAY^S MARKET ba Interested, but not particularly BRIDGE MEASURE Other public acts sined follow: committee on approprlatlona and " mHYGRADEOIL place more men at work. Building moved, by Congressional activities. Concerning the establishment of appropriation bUls. T. Alger from the data of hla re operations, new stations and other There was a growing feeling, how prevailing rates of wages on road Meaning of Meaaore tirement (Jetober 1, 1938; making an appropriaUon of 8138,(X)0 for the enterprises have kept scores o f men ever, that various bills now under and bridge work by the state; con The bill referring to the commit purchase of a state park at Sher constantly In the employ of the consideration may have some of cerning town boards of education; tee on appropraltlona elmply makee wood Island; creating a coramlaaion firm. Grabs and Cotton b Rally; their teeth extracted before becom ProYides fo r Immediate Con* concerning members of ths Milk It unnecessary for the Board of Capidty of Rocky HiO Plant Last winter when heavy snows Regulation board; concerning treat on InteraUte compacU affecting la ing laws. Control to sit with the approprla bor and Industry; authorising the tied up deliveries everywhere and Followsrs of the power and light ment of patients suffering from tlona committee, eomething that has stmetion of Bridge from city of Hartford to establUh a re distributors faced big transporUUon Bonds Mbed Durbg Early stocks were pleased by word from venereal mseasea In hospltala re- been diaregarded for aevaral aea- . WiD Be SoYon MniioD Gal tirement ayatem for city employed PAYS FOR THE NEW MODEL problem. Hygrade malnUlned un Washington that the House inter cclvlng state aid; concerning Inter Biona except that thk commissioner broken service. Every contracted state commerce sub-committee had Portland to Middletown. est penalty on delinquent taxes; authorising the city of Bridgeport Hours. of finance has always met with the to Issue Harrison atreet axtanaion customer found his supply delivered voted to delete the "death sentence " concerning peddlers. Junk dealers appropriatloiui committee. lons When Finished. obligations; and appropriaUng on time, and others who faced ac section from the utility bolding and Itinerant vendors; concerning The temporary cigarette tax la 828.000 for the State Department of tual “famine,” called Hygrade In company measure and that the full registration, operation and transfer one of the revenue producing meaa- OPENING WEEK New York, June 18— (A P ) —The Hartford, June 18.— (A P ) —Gov Labor and Factory Inspection for for'aid. committee was expected to sustain of ownership of motor vehicles; urea recommended by the finance with eonstruetioa sUrtlnc ee a Stock Market grdped for, higher ernor Crosa has signed the bill pro maintenance of employment office*. this action later In the week. concerning revocation o f Itcansea by committee, passed during the clos In addition, oonsumers also sought levels today but bullish forces were t4KK>.00(Hr>llons tank In Rnckjr HUl, The hunt for Income, even of the viding for the Immediate construc ths milk administrator; concerning ing days o f the Aaaembly, and con assistance from Hygrade, and the more than ordinarily cautious and In addition to the 4,600.00ft-gantn» most meager sort, was exemplified tion of a bridge between Middle- publication of annual rata o f Inter A Unlveralty of Michigan aurvey company turned to and brought fuel buying continued highly selective. cerning which much was aald at tha ♦.wire capacity already there, the by announcement that the 8239,000,- town and Portland, and authorizing est of small loan companies; pra- legtalattve sesatona. Indicates that good students uae the aid to hundreds of homes. So suc Many traders stood aside on the 000 consolidated 3 per cent bond Among the special acta signed by dlcUonary sparingly, figuring out Hysrade Oil Company. Inc., of cessful was this phase of business | theory that eome sort of a technical Issue o f the Federal land banks, the governor were the following; word meanings themselves when Hartford wlU soon have a bulk oil that Hygrade will go into consumer j reaction was due. A t the same time offered today, had been heavily Creating a commitalon on the im ever possible. plant of 7,000,000 gallons, thereby trade permanently this year. ; sellers were extremely timid. The oversubscribed and the books clos b m m ln g the largest independent Certified Oasollne WeU Known. ! plethora of Idle funds •was still seen ed within a few minutes after they Arm of Its kind In New England, Where a few years ago Hygrade i as the principal supporting Influence outside o f Boston, It has been an certified gasoline was generally un were opened. of die new economy plan diai paie~^teRifi for equities. Latest freight car loadings state nounced at company headquarters, known, today It la well known to all Grains rallied as heavy rains were ments Indicated traffic was more K 32 Charter Oak avenue. motorists. Certified Hygrade petro believed to be delaying harvests. marks the spots AddlUonal plants, housing about leum meets standards that are far than holding Its o'wn. Brokers said A MONTH’S Cotton also Improved. Bonds were that industrial specialties wtlh earn •where the most 800,000 gallons, will also bo esUb- above government speclflcatlons for somewhat mixed. The French franc ings potentlaltlaa were being picked llshed In Manchester and Bristol. motor operation as It has done from was firm In foreign exchange deal up quietly by careful purchasers. features will b« Harry liovltt, president of Hygrade, the outaft. The company Is alert ings, reflecting further optimism will personally take charge of the to the needs and demands of motor over the recent aid given this cur found "5 MAY ROBSON ON HOUDAY tBilhia , , « actual construction. ists and Is continually Increasing rency by the United States Treas Less than four years ago, when the value of Its products wdth every ury. New York, June 18— (A P I — May REFRIGERATION Hygrade took over the distribution worthwhile Innovation brought out The activity In stocks was not Robson, "Mother” character player e< Richfield gasolines, the company by petroleum research chemists. pronounced. Advances of fractions of motion pictures, arrived here to was selling less than a quarter mil The company especially points out to a poliit or more, however, were day In the liner Santa Elena from lion gallons of gsaollne a year. Dur that It carries a superior typo of regletered by Johns-Manvllle. Amer California for a visit with three NKW I I A U m ing the last four years, Hygrade has fuel oil that gives more heat units, ican Can, Dll Pont. American generations o f her descendants. She boosted the number of gallons sold more economically. Hygrade petro Tobacco "B." Bayuk 'Cigar. Radio will stay with her son, grandson and a great many times. leums are made from the finest Preferred “ B", American Telephone, great-granddaughter, 10-months old NIW STYIINOI Pays 1117,000 Oasollne Tax. crude oils In America Just as It has Coneolldated Gas. Public Service of May Robson, at Bayslde. Queens. A t present Hygrade pays the larg always endeavored to offer top New Jersey, Macy, J. C. Penny Miss Robson mentioned Greta FREE! est gasoline tax —8117.000— of any quality gasolines, kerosenes and sim Woolworth. Union Pacific. South Garto as one of her enthusiasms. NKWRATUMSI company operating In Connecticut, ilar allied products. ern Pacific and N. Y. Ccntrol. During their association In a film, with the exception Of the major Some of the reasons to which the The steels, motors! chemicals and she said, Miss Garbo became "her corporations. Fuel oil Is not In company attributes its success are metals were unchanged to a shade child” and obeyed her counsel to • In fact, you will save more cluded In this tax. these: Hygrade Is Independently higher or lower. eat liver to make herself stronger. During this same period of four than that with a General owned and locally controlled; Us The mining group was listless In The elderly actress Is on a six years there has been a growth from products are above United States the face of reports that the Senate weeks' holiday. six to 13 company-owned and con Elearic for the famous G-E standards'. It employs local people, trolled sendee stations and 150 deal deals locally, hulld.s and pays taxes | sealed-in-steel mechanism ers distributing both Richfield and locally; It gives personal contact Hygrade ptroleums in Connecticut uses only 5c or 6c worth nticis AS low AS and Massachusetts. Hygrade han service to automobile owners; Its low overhead gives the customer ■ dles gasolines, motor oils, Jscroseno, o f electric current a day. fuel oils, solvents for cleaning and better price advantages, ^ alcohol. Hygrade OH Company drivers who It was In 1927 that two men first have perfect records for three GRUNOW months, receive bonuses for their - HAS started the Hygrade Oil Company, $79*50 achievements. Seventy-five employ pooling their entire reiruirces. A $ Come in and see the 1935 model part-time bookkeeper was added to ees of the company controlled sta the staff. A s business developed a tions work on a profit sharing basis DuLux Finish Foot Pedal Door Opener Hotpoint—a beautiful new electric 40,000-gallons bulk plant was re- and everyone carries group Insur Kfirigerator built and guaranteed IN8TAUID eured and rapidly grew to 2,000,000 ance. Ice Tray Release Metlfex Ice Trays bytheGeneralEIectricCoixipany.lt gallons. More sales men were While the Hygrade Oil Company the new 1935 KELVINATO R NT' • placed on the contact staff, now cosu but a few cents a day to own— has Its main office at 22 Charter Pounds of Ice at One Freezing A donn 0-1 Medela trucks and drivers were Added and Oak avenue, Hartford, the bulk Kelvioator offers striking new beauty o f design and it offers the maximum in de TIRMS TO SUIT the company extended Its operations plant with millions of gallons of te select trem — and finish as •well as many notable features to three controlled gasoline stations 12-Qt. Vegetable Crisper pendable trouble-free refrigeration. IVIRY lUDOIT petroleum. Is locatsd In Rocky Hill, that make for easier handling and better and six dealer stations. It was In along the Connecticut river. Here at prices at lew at 1981 ttat the company started sell this bulk plant, the company main- Automatic Interior Light $5.00 preaervation o f foods. COMPARE THESE FEATURESI ing Hygrade and Richfield gasolines. talfls garages, warehousing equip There is the famous Kelvinator Food File with The company now employs 160 per a Sturdy all-steel cabinet—NO WOOD. ment for 20 carloads of motor oils, Freezing Unit In Center dtllvcn a G-8 its three separate compartments; for dairy sons, operating the 13 stations men solvents, antl-freezo alcohol and Refrtgarator Glistening white porcelain or Glyptal- tioned above and distributing also $ 8 4 - 5 0 products, for le ^ vegetables and for usable soft soaps and huge tanks for stor to your horns baked enamel cxjtecior, eteinlesi through the 150 dealers. table left-overs. There are such extra features age of Hygrade and Richfield gaso Rubber Sealed Door On Freezing Chamber tem orro'w . porcelain interior. 'Tfae most besntifiil. Extent of Territory. lines of all grades. The new tank as the sliding shelf, a re-arranging shelf for the refrigerator esdsinet in Americet The Hygrade Oil Company's op of 2,500-000-gaUons capacltly will be Automatic Defrosting Switch convenient handling of food, and the folding a Stsinlcu-Steel Super-Freezer. Will net erations through lU own gasoline used for the storage of fuel oils and stations Includes territories In Hart shelf that moves up out o f the 'way and allows chip or tarniih. Freezes more ice faster, other tanks already on the land will ERNEST H. BENSON the storage o f tall oottlea. ford. West Hartford. Bast Hartford. contain various types of fuels for Number of Positions On Freezing Control GENEB.AL ELECTRIC STORE a 9-Point Temperetnr* Control for all Bristol. Manchester. New Britain, heating. Including kerosene, fuel Make it a point to see the new Kelvinator before freezing speeds, Norwich. New London and several 689 Main Street Phone 8083 oils, No. 1, 3. 8, and 4. Laat year Forced Draft Air-Cooling you buy any electric refrigerator. Easy Terms. a Automatie Interior U ^ t. other towns and dries. a large pier was erected oh the Con with the Inception of the Nation a Defrosting Switch dutjproeldas nnfe- necticut river allowing bargea with SALES AND SERMCE al Recovery Act, the Hygrade Oil a half-million oil capacity to dock No Vibration tertupted r^gerstiea while defrosting, at the Hygrade OU Q}mpany plant. a AuxilUiy Foot Pedal Door Opanaa Tha company's' plan of sharing AND IK II iiMiai profits with sci-vlce station men In a Sliding Shelves. controlled stations have proved MANY OTHERS U*WMATilNtUt Standard Plumbing Co. a Twin Cylinder Compressor. Ample Medsli end that far tvsty Less than effective during the past two years 901 Main Street Phone 8304 teserre power for any unusual demands. hMit—ell wirii iMsiy la- for Id many cases men have earned Only $3.89 a Month Buys Built for years o f dependable, trouble- itflMs Mist yravia. lawe new models ... .low carrying charges.... longer terms many hundreds of additional dollars. free service S t low cost. Uses lets current. atebl. tl.raa. taai*. Contests are frequently held In — PLUS — which prize money Is awarded and , I5 c per day monthly meetings make the sales This Genuine Frigidaire! policy of the company effective. SAFE SPECIAL Paid with your REPORT UNFOUNDED
London. June 18.— (A P )—Gov CARRENE iJLI- 8. Paymeat eaa ba made with your aleetrle bill which ernment sources stated today that la convenient and certain. .Light Bill! i. THe New Economy Plan published reports that Ramsay it. Make Your Electric R e/rt^ ^ f^ P S y MacDonald, lord president of the Come In and Let An extraordinary plan (available only for customers of And Yon Can Own A council and former prime minister, NIMFICnin * IT HKUl tUtllK Once the electrical induatry in Mancheater regia* the Manchester Electtic Co.) which enables everyone For Itself on This New Plan was oontemplatlhg visiting Jhe te ra a i United States on a diplomatic mls- Us Show You! practically to pay for a refrigerator out of the savings Model PF-5 alon were entirely without fo\mda- it makes! tlon'. Ths Electric R ef^^rator Oealera of Manchester and See your dealer for prices and terms on the particular It was further stated that the ) models you are interested in. A FEW CENTS SAVED EVERY DAY WILL DO IT. CROSLEY government does not consider that tha Mancheater BlHi|'ifijCo..^ve developed a unique questions Involving the United Regular Price pikti, in cooperation with Commercial Investment Trust, You can often save 8c to 4c a pound on meat spedala; States and Great Britain had reach HAROLD T. WEST, Inc. $170.00 Inc., a financial in a t l^ io h of national acope, which Remember These Important Points you can save wastage from left-overs; you can save on ed a point where any such mission I Shelvador could be useful. 29 BISSELL TREET TEL. 5202 'Y o u Save gives consumers in thiawrrltory low carrying charges spoiled foods; yon can save in payment for other meth* OUR PRICE ... Both the Herald and tha Malt Lv -9i.< $41.50 ods of refrigeration. . published reports that MacDonald Open Thursday and Saturday Evenings. as well a i longer terms and opens up electric refrigera ONLY WITH ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION can you was considering a diplomatic trip to tion T O D X Y to A L L homes. idcurg automatic refrigeration at minimum cost. the United Statee. 10.9 Square Feet Shelf Space. It’s easy to save the few cents a day which covers tho $ 7 9 - 5 0 up Under this plan O N LY W ITH ELECTR IC REFRIGERATION can you buying and operating coat of electric refrigeration on Full 5.3 Cubic Feet Interior. enjoy minimum operating costs. the new plan. Many will do so. and will enjoy the nso I. The huge rasatmia of CemnWdal UvaatoMat Trust of their own refrigerator fully paid. Why not you? ' a n made avallabla Mr tha uae of Maatiwetar por- ONLY WITH ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION do you Your Investment Is Safe ohaaera. Order Yours TODA Y have a choice of twelve nationally known makes. Ic A DAY OPERATING COST on the Electric Light t. laterMt eharge* are greatly redueed beeauae the Blce- ONLY WITH ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION do you Company’s "Share the Benefits" Plan. This la what WriTH A 193S tric Ugbt Oorapany doaa tha beokkaaptag. Under the co-operative finance plan of the Maneheater have an automatic unit that can be placed anywhere the operation of an electric refrigerator in the average a. Tima to |My Is graatly aataadad ae that mMthly payw home amounts to for this year under this remarkable Electric Company you cannot afford to be without a ONLY 14 BOXES and moved on an instant’s notie«. meata are vary low. offer. T ry to beat it! Now you can own a ■ WESTINGHOUSE Frigidaire NOW’! It’s economy to have one inatalled ONLY WITH ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION do you S. The down paymeat to ahaut tha saaM aa the krw aienth- right away. Your savings will more than meet the AT THIS SAVING ly paymaat, fantsad of balag Btaeta higher aa to gau- take another forward step towards having an Ali- AN ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR REPRESENTS [HELVADOR* araOy tha aaaw * monthly payment required. Don’t^wait— decide on your Ekclllfi ttSJDI* NEW ECONOMY AND NOT NEW EXPENSE. Also 9 Boxes, 7.2 Cubic Feet, 13.1 Square 13 MODELS Frigidaire now—nuid be sure that yon get a genuine NORGE Feet Shelf Space. Regular Price $224.50. S Taar Frigidaire, irith the famous on the Manchester $ 8 6 * 5 0 Guarantee Frigidsdre Super Freezer OUR L p On Hermetically Sealed Electric-C. I. T. Payment PRICE ' Yon StT8. PAY WITH YOUR ELECTRIC BILL 0o5*00 Unit On Everj' Model For Pay W ith Your Light Bill There are over a million and a half more 85.00— Which I b Included Plan Under Our 30 Payment Frigridaires in use than any other make THE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR DEALERS of MANCHESTER In Delivered Price. Plan. Kbw It is easier, afid more convenient, to owa a K orge on the market than ever before! Select yours right now 'when yOu need it most . . . take up to 30 months to pay for it at a new low Benson Radio finance charge! M M w W aii M wy, IWllilln Remember . . . only Norge has tha exclualva, Ufe-tlma & Furniture OwYarhwItnM 8-part Rollator (the heart of the refrigerator.) It'e powered 711 Main Street Dial 877S ,. ntn (m m .,. NOT A SINGLE DISSATISFIED WESTINGHOUSE Take Advantagre of These Special Low for the Tropica ao you'll always have more cold than you wlU ,enra caamwnen ever need. See Norge before you buy. ’•«b7.ik -n i M l . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN» TUESDAT. JUNE 18.19811. Jersey, are summer guests of Miss bis wife, are the gueets ot Rev. and ------^ » ------— —------' " ■ ■ ' ' ■ '■■■■" II ' ■ ' " ■ ' Adelia Loomis. which every one was Invited. A quar VAN DINE HflULLER Mrs. David Carter, at the Wapping tet from the Salvation Army in AHY RADIO PROGRAM Alexander Ware la "a guest of his WAPPING pareonoge, preached a most excel aunt, Mrs. Alescander Bunce. He Manchester, plaiyed several ,1ae Deaths Last Night TUMOAV, ^UNE It (CtBUml tsd CUUTB 8tftO •4 MAlvrHRSTER KVENn^ HERALD, MANCHKSI BR, CONT9, TCESDAr, TDI^E 15, Toonerville Folk« By FonUine Fnx OUR BOARDING HOUSE SENSE and NONSENSE A u n t S o ph r o ny a n s w e r s Junior's question U R MB OBOW LOVELY Heard a nan dlecuaetog aaothi I.et ms grow lovely, growing old— man the othw day. He aald: ‘*nits WALPO &0 INSISTENT, 1 8o many fine things do; gtiy U a grsat fallow. Ha’s Ilka a ”P6 N E Ij OPE.VOUVE HEA-RD Lioces, and ivory, and gold, sky rocket—makes a lot of racket N\E TELL A'BOLTT TH' M RS. HACKLEW EN \**-'BUT And silks need not be new; —nevsr knows whara ha Is gotag ONV>f ON ONE OONPITION; And there is healing In old trees. and cornea back A burned stick." A V'®''. eat '** „ WELL .THIS IS LITTLE Old atreeta a glamor bold; How's that for a good dsacrlption? J V a t A NEPHEW .OVER AT HIS HOUSE. TOR RENT—27 ULLEY street, modem 6 room apartment with ga- y e . Just ott Uaia Btre«t Inquire