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VOL. LHI., NO. 217. ( O a selflcd Advartialag ea F a g * IS.). MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 14. 1934.

GERMANY DECLARES Latin America Tastes Storms* Wrath DEBT MORATORIUM STEEL WORKERS PLAN To Sospend hym ent On GREAT VALUES NATION-WIDE STRIKE Yoimg and Dawes Loans Vote Today on Proposed for Six Months— Move OFFERED HERE Republican Senators Walkoot Unless GoTenh Saves 120 Millions. DRAW C R O P S Oppose New Labor Bill ment Presents ^^tisfac-

Berlin, June 14.— (AP)—The "Manchester Days” Sales Washington, June 14.— (AP) — M cN ary said, hdwever, that the tory” Peace Phn; May German government today declared Senate Republicans at a party coh- party members expressed the view a 'moratorium on payment on the ference today expressed dissatisfac­ that the new bill waa preferable to Event Off to Fme Start To­ the W agner bill. Effect Seven Million Toung and Dawes loans, supple­ tion with virtually all the provisions menting a previous moratorium by The new labor bill would author­ of the Administration’s new labor ize tbe President to set up a boai^ the Reichabank on the payment of day as Weather Man Pro- Workers, Is Claim of bill and appointed a subcommittee with authority to Investigate labor all medium and long-term foreign to draw up amendments. disputes and to order elections by obligations between July 1 and De­ daces Plenty of Sunshine. Earlier, Pugh S. Johnson, the secret ballot of . employes to de­ Leaders. NRA Administrator, told reporters cember 81. termine who shall represent them in that "I don’t see anything more 1 collective bargaining. Luts Schwerin von Kroslck, the can do." In the threatened steel The Republican conference sub­ minister of finance, announced that Attracted by outstanding bargains Pittsburgh,’June 14.— (AP.)— Be­ strike.. committee la composed of Senators the payment of interest and amor- which reflected merchandise of Despite Republican opposition. Davis, Pennsylvania; Couzens, hind' closed doors. 200 delegates t t tlzatioa on state loans will be’ sus­ standard quality at prices much low­ ih f i r^mocratic leaders hoped to get! Michigan; Goldsborough, Maryland; the steel workers union met today pended "for the time being until er than ordinarily asked, thousands the revised bill through Congress Stelwer, Oregon; and Walcott. Con­ IP. .'tell to take a vote on a proposal for a further notice." speedily to use Its provision for ap­ necticut. of shoppers from Manchester and nationwide steel strike— threat^ed He announced that an explana­ pointment of conciliation boards In McNary said so many amend­ tory statement would be made *n zurrounding communities visited within 48 hours unless the govern­ an effort to avert the steel strike ments were suggested that he could all capitals where parts of the state stores in the business section today ment intervenes with a ‘.’satlsfoe- set for Saturday. not recall the number of their con­ loans were Issued. to stock up on articles they needed tory" peace plan. Senator McNary, the Repubileah tent. In Its moratorium announcement, end, at the same time, to take ad­ Strong sentiment In favor of a leader, said after the executive He added that fault was found the Reichabank said no cash trans­ vantage of the appreciable-savings walkout of the 100,000 workers meeting attended by a score of provided. with tbe bill from beginning to end. fers would be made fo r the six Senators that a great number of He immediately conveyed the con­ clotmed by the Am algamated w as months period. Weather Ideal changes were proposed. expressed by seyeral delegates be­ Swept by heavy rains and high winds for five days, the little renubllp of Fi sensus of the gathering to Demo­ "B y the one stroke" Germany The weather could not have been The subcommittee recommenda­ fore the conveniion* opened. staggering blow when a battering hurricane followed, killing more^Than 1,000," rendem^g hundre

such loans."--- . .------. = 'Valoable PrtzM '...... " Importance of Confer­ Session WiH Continue Into Tepresentatives of "lodjg^" scattM-

The Reichsbank communique car­ Another Important feature of «*d over the country- of the A m alga­ ried a strict denial of rumors In tbe KIDNAPINGaUE ner Probing Plane Crash. the Machine Explodes. mated Association of Iron, Steel and "Manchester Dayc’’ was the offering ence— May Reach Ac­ Next Week. foreign press regarding the -infla­ ot $700 v/orth of valuable and use­ Tin W orken . A t a convention In tion and devaluation of the mark ful prizes to purchasers holding the April, the Amalgamated set "tha terming them "irresponsible bab­ Liberty, N. Y., June 14.— (A P )— middle of June" fo r a walkout onies* lucky numbers on articles of mer­ cord on Anns Cut. Paris, June 14— (AP) — A weird ble." chandise offered by the different to New York Washington, June 14.— (A P)— TTie United States Navy Depa.t' the steel industry, extended recogni­ campaign of terror by persons sigh­

"W e will keep the German mark tion to the union as a collective bar­ stores. The prizes covered a wide Congressional adjournment came to ment in a surprise move Into the stable, and have the power to do ing themselves "The Three Judges gaining agent. range of merchandise. One, In fact, depend almost wholly today on so, th< communique stated firmly, Venice, June 14.— (A P )— A form­ Girl Seen in Photo In Investigation of Saturday’s airliner of Hell", who have threatened the waa quoted as having a retail value The convention opened at 11 O; m.^ adding that foreign pressure bad whether opposition to the new Cap­ crash on -Last Chance Mountain c f $40. er bouse painter and the son of a lives of the President, Premier and eastern daylight time, with Michael been brought to bear In the direc­ had stirred up a Cloud of mystery A ll local mer.j5hants joined In the blacksmith met today to discuss the Newspapers. ital-Labor conciliation bill waa other.high officials of France, was F. TIghe, president of the Amalga­ tion of a devaluation. sparks today from a document re revealed today when a bomb which mated, presiding. fate of Europe. zephy) or a whirlwind. covered from the wreckage and ' In explaining its position for de­ (Oontliiaed on Page Twelve) failed to explode was received by There has been no substantiation clining to devalue the mark^ the One was Adolf Hitler, Chancellor Before proceeding to the confir­ captioned: an American firm. mation of Dr. Rexford G. Tugwell of reports the younger element of communique declared; of Germany and leader of the Nazi New York, June IL— (AP)— ^ "Form ula for Ehcplosive D." One bomb moiled by "The Three as under-secretary of agriculture, the party, headed by Forbeck, WU- "Neither is there the slightest party: the other waa Benito Musso­ newspaper picture of a young worn A Naval Intelligence Department Judges" exploded yesterday in 11am J. Spang, WUllam J. Long and lini, premier of Italy and leader of Senators of bpth parties agreed a officer, bis aide, and a naval chauf­ reason for assuming that foreign an with two sailors of the fleet was others, might attempt to oust Tighe. countries would quietly stand for a 1RREATENEDBUS the Fascists. Saturday wind-up was possible' only feur appeared here late yesterday (ConUnned on Page. Three) seen today as q clue to a kidnaping As the delegates were assembling, policy of forced exports made pos­ with a minimum of argument be­ and departed three hours later with Hitler flew here In a tri-motored mystery six years ago. tween now and then. James F. Dewey, conciliator of tha sible through the devaluation of ex­ documents and chemicals which airplane, accompanied by Konstan- A letter to Admiral David Foote Ignited States Dept of Labor, bent change, nor can we expect^r'ora The Republicans decided to pro­ Coroner 'Victor G. Burke had re­ STRIKE IN CUBA tin von Neurath, his foreign minis­ Sellers stressed the young woman's his efforts to find a solution o f the such forced exports an Incr^e In pose various amendments to the covered from the luggage of Wil­ ter, and a staff of diplomats. resemblance to Grace Budd, who disputes In the Industry. our foreign exchange funds— for we power sought by the President for liam Baxter Bader, Buffalo chemi­ LINDBERGH AGAIN

He was welcomed at the airport was kidnaped in June, 1928, at the As tbe doors closed behind the would have to pay much more for appointment of a board to adjust cal engineer, who . was one of the by Mussolini. age o f ten. delegates Forbeck sald;> the raw materiAls necessary to ns strike disputes. They also will seek seven victims of the airliner crash Venice Is ExHfed Police and the navy were co-oper- "There was no question but that •II In a devalued Mchange than Is the Havana University Faculty to eliminate the National Mortgage Hod to Obey Orders TESTS NEW PLANE the convention will vote for a strike case today.”' Italy and especial]]^ Venice was Association feature of the bill to When surprise was ex'pressed (Continned on Page Three) wildly excited by the meeting and encourage home building. that the coroner should relinquish unless the Institute bends and recog­ Resigns After Students nizes the Amalgamated." tne prospects that now there was an For' weeks past. International If resultant debate approaches possession of evidence which had opportunity for an attempt to reach He said the formal proceedinga hanking circles have been watching the volume on the Tugwell nomina­ been expected to figure In the In­ Giant Sikorsky May Be Used might delay a vote on the strike the financial situation In Germany r.n Italo-German accord on the sub­ quest set for 4 o’clock this after­ Demand New Deal. tion, this will be no home-going order until tomorrow. with the keenest interest. ject of disarmament aifd the Eastern ITALIANS MAY PAY week-end for the Legislators. The noon, he said he had turned over the Green Yo Speak Tbe gold and foreign exchange European situation. It was even inti­ $1,800,000,000 general appropriation evidence because an authority to Carry Mail Over the mated that the question of Austria "greater than that of the County or Forbeck asserted' he believed coverage In the Reichabank on the Havana. June 14.— (AP) — The bill is but one of the other matters would be brought under considera­ State" had demanded It. President Roosevelt might faw r a threatened bus strike and a house­ that also has to be disposed of. tion. PART OF WAR DEBT Earlier In the day. It had been Ocean. three day strike so that he might lia fflmtinued on Page Twelve) cleaning of the University of Hava­ , Oil Control When Hitler olimbed down from learned, the coroner was advised better enabled to push through tha na held the attention of the govern­ the airplane at Nlcelll Air Field at A House committee evidently set­ from Washington — on direct orders labor control legislation he seek* ment today. A fter the students B;45 a. m. today, Mussolini swung tled one today by a 12 to 8 vote of assistant Naval Secretary Roose­ Bridgeport, (tonn., June 14 — from Congress. had demanded a new deal at the his righthand upward in a Roman Only Nadon With Exception against considering the Adminis­ velt—that agents of the naval de­ ‘The President Is back of tbe university, most of the faculty pre­ ( A P ) — Colonel (iharles A . Lind­ METHODISTS OPEN salute. tration bill for more strict oil con­ partment would appear and demand Diasses’’ he said. sented their resignations and the bergh arrived at tbe Mollison air­ trol. the papers and chemicals. So that Tomorrow the convention wUl remainder of the professors were The German dictator was dressed port today at 11:30 prepared, Sikor­ of Finland to Hint She The House Itself had up the Sen­ there might be no danger of the hear an address by William Green, expecte*. to follow suit. In a dark suit and wore a light sky officials sold, to take the mam­ 1934 CONFERENCE ate bin for a new railroad labor papers being turned over to anyone President, of the American Federa- brown raincoat. He held his brown moth Sikorsky S-42 qn a second The students elected a special else, tbe naval agent w as described

hat In one hand as he shooks bands May Send Check. conciliation board. The ■ current test flight. board to reorganize the university In detail to the coroner. It was un­ '.vith Premier Mussolini and Fulvlo steel strike threat made for more Greeted at the field by Fred Mol- ( Continued on Page Tw elve) with Jose A. Presno, director of the derstood. Suvlch, Italian under secretary of attentiveness on the questions In­ leri airport manager,s the Flying university, acting as the president Espionage Act Minister Describes Death as state. volved, the memberahip joining the Colonel was met by a Sikorsky of a board- the duties of which wUl Washington, June 14.— (AP) The authority under which the Konstantin von Neurath Ger­ White House In awaiting word from company car and taken immediate­ be to reorganize the entire system Only a picayune percentage of N avy acted, accoi^dlng to Informa­ many’s minister of foreign affairs the union meeting today in Pitts­ ly to the plant. at the university and select a facul­ $347,843,844 In w ar debts due the burgh. tion here, waa the wartime espion­ MCNEIL, CUMMING^ Beginning of New Life, in who arrived in a separate plane He was expected to have lunch ty- United States will be In the till to­ age act, Which set up sweeping from Berlin, joined in the greetings. Johnson Powerless with Igor Sikorsky, designer of the The Communistic Confederation morrow night at the zero hour. safeguards against the dlvulgence huge' flying boat and Frederick W. Address. of Labor called a strike of bus Four debtors—Great Britain Hugh S. Johnson at N R A told re­ of Information concerning National Neilson, president of the corpora­ TALK PATRONAGE workers In the Interior of the Island France, Belgium and Csecho-Slo- porters he had found he could "do defense. TREASL'RY BALANCE tion and to take tbe plane aloft for 48 hours beginning Saturday vakla— have told the United S U tes nothing’ In the steel situation, Neither the coroner nor any other morning and for another of 24 they will default on more than $428,- union leaders being imwilllng to later In the aftemoo'n. New London, June 14— (AP) Washington, June 14— (AP) __ p.Tty to the conference would give It is expected that the S-42 will The New England Southern Metho­ hours beginning Sunday morning In The position of the Treasury on 000,000 due. Officials expected make concessions he suggested. an Inkling of what was behind the Havana. be ready for delivery to Pan-Ameri­ With AdjoummeDt Two Days dist conference opened here last more such notes today and tomor­ Thereupon he disclosed that NRA action. — June 12 was: receipts, $9,038,934.61; row. can Airways in about two weeks. night with Bishop Charles Wesley The strike Is designed to impede expenditures, $14,120,944.82, bal­ Is being pointed to the sole task of the plans of the-A B C Secret Po­ Ferdinand Veverka, Czecho-SIo- Sikorsky officials said today that Bums of Boston presiding. Follow­ ance, $1,936,919,300.49; customs re­ administering the seveial hundred NOTHING MYSTERIOUS. automatic pilots are to be Installed Away Lonergan Continues litical society for a huge flesto over vaklan minister, presented a note codes, code drafting being about Washington, JuAe 14.— (A P)— ing the roll call and organization of ceipts for the month. $8,733,276.80. along with other mechanical refine­ the week-end. explaining his country could not completed. the conference addresses of welcome . Receipts for the fiscal year since Rear Admiral Joseph K. Taussig, ments,. The flying ship will be put At Santa Clara, soldiers have ar- make full payment of the $4,431,- wrere given by M ayor Alton T. July 1 were $2,861,807,107.14; (e x ­ "W e are not going to overrun assistant chief of naval operations, to Withhold Action. reated at least 20 tobacco workers 711 due tomorrow without endan­ Into coastal service over the South Miner and the. Rev. J. Romeyn Dan- penditures, $6,890,318,083.77 Includ­ any existing codes," he said. said In a statement 'today tbe mivy American routes and be held In re­ ■ forth, pastor o f the First CThurch of In that city and In nearby towns In gering. Its "financial and economic ing $3,708,083,268,70 of emergency As to other angles of the day’s had found nothing of value In pdpers serve as a trans-Atlantic plane. If connection with efforts o f a^ tato rs structure." Christ, who Is president of the Fed­ expenditures; excess of expendi­ news, there were some indications and chemicals in the ^ luggage of Washington, June 14 t- ( A P ) — to try to force all tobacco workers The note suggested the two na­ European nations attempt to estab­ eration of Churches ot New Lon­ tures, $3,728,810,946.03; gold assets, that President Roosevelt will make William Bader, Buffalo /Chemical Signs of activity in U A ' quiescent to strike for higher pay. tions discuss a readjustment to per­ lish mail routes before a larger don. -iThey were Introduced by the $7,816,778,666.28 another report to the country by engineer, who fell to his death with Connecticut patronage tangle loom­ mit Czecho-SIovakia to repay In ocean going plane Is completed for - Rev. O. W., Bell, pastor of tbe local radio before leaving on his Hawaii­ ed today with a conference between goods and services. Pan American at the Glenn Martin ..Methodist church. - ^ an vacation shortly. (Continued on Pa$;e Three) National Committeeman Archibald First Suggeatidn. company In Baltimore. Majror Miner Is weteoming the The antl-booUegger campaign led M cNeil and Attorney General (Jom- j V conference In behalf of the city Czecho-Slovakla Is the first to mings. . to Introduction (n tbe Senate of a said. In these times of stress with make a suggestion along tbe line In­ McNeil and tbe attorney general £/. 5 . Flag IS7 Years Old; dicated In an Am erican note to bill to require sellers of any sub­ one-sixth of the man-power of our stances used In liquor to name tbe held a short meeting in the latter’s

Great Britain. — city dependent upon civic relief for office this morning. However there Charles A. Davila, Rumanian min­ buyers to the government Government Officials Start thMr livelihood we are doubly happy was no Indication Senator Loner­ Nation Observes the Event ister, delivered a note late yester­ to have In our midst this conference gan, who has already secured tha day without -announcing Its con­ BRIDGEPORT DIVORCE rejection of two of the administra­ out of whose deliberations may Long Term Relief Program tents. Italy, Estonia, Hungary, tion 'nominees for (jonnecUcut come some help In the solution of By ASSOCIATED PRESS Ader In CThief of the fleet, was V the problems which beset us." the Latvia, Poland, Yugo Slovakia and Bridgeport. June 14.— (AP)— patronage positions planned any Today Is Old Glory*® birthday. l principal speaker. ' Rev. Mr. Danfortb gave a vivid Lithuania will send answers to tbe Judge Arthur F. Ells in the Superi­ dJscuasion with Administration rep­ Washington, June 14.— (AP) — .i 'hhaslng, which now totals about word picture of New London as a The Nation observed It by furUng Historic Fort Niagara, N. Y., the .‘^please remit letter” before tomor­ or Court today granted a decree of resentatives. Beliefs that effecta of the drought! 100,000 bead, - will continue for six seaport wherein an interesting her 157 year old banner proudly to I row night. Italy is the only one of divorce, custody of two minor chil­ Witholds Acthm anything but the Stars and Stripes, will continue Into next winter, led voriety of events occur. these which has hinted It might at­ dren and alimony and support of months. Davis estimated that Meanwhile, with tbe expected ad­ the breeses in flag day exercises observed the day by replacing faded Government officials today to start about two million head would be Th8 feature of a memorial service throughout the land. tach a check. Finland, though, $100 monthly to Camlella Moore journment date "only two daya French, British and American flogs wUl pay its $166,868 In full. planning a long term relief pro-' purchased eventually. which followed, conducted by the The Stars and Stripes became the Gay, wealthy society member of gram . . away, Lonergan conflhued to with­ with new ones. The fleur-de-lys of France joined in the defaulters’ Meanwhile the Bureau of Animal hold action on the nomination ot . Hev- G. B, Stanley, . of- Bourne, American flag by act of the Con­ Darien and 'Westchester. County. Secretary Wallace and (tester C. ^ Mass., was an impressive sermon on ancient France, the British flag as procession yesterday with s note I Industry stepped In to take a more Mrs. Fannie Dixon Welch, s s oolieo- tinental 0>ngress, June 14, 1777. She charged, cruelty and Intemper­ Davis, farmer admihistrator, agreed ’ It wot before the Irish S t Patrick’s explaining that while it recognized Important part In the surplus reduc­ tor of customs. With the Admin- death which was delivered by the Presence the Navy grand fleet ance. Decision on the divorce . ac­ that shortages of hay and feed cross was included and tbe Ameri- the validity o f its $3,950,772,238 tion and relief program with allot­ Rav. Robert L. Roberts, of Middle-, Istratlon showing no Intention of tion brought by Mrs. Gay 'against crops created by the drought would town, R. L Mr. Roberta described H J day can flag of 1812, with 15 stripes debt. It w as unable to pay $141,- ment of $2,000,000 fo r 25 states to acceding to his demand that David her millionaire husband, F. Ernest not be felt in some sections for I eUmlaate-diseased cattle, not- as defeat but triumph, i , i side by side 308,530 due tomorrow. Gay, also of Darien, waa deferred A. Wilson be nominated os district ^ .2“ i the fort, which was held by both It will mark the fourth semi-an­ many months, but that such condi-1 Additional allotments will be not as the end of life but the be- by Judge E3Ia from last Friday Uoos attorney os the price of Ifn. itanlng of new Ufa. A d S «f a Stote building, j France and England before America nual payment on which France has eventually would develop,; later for sprading ^proxliBatoly Wdeh's confirmation. Senator Lon. Admiral David JC. Sellers, Commaa- i gained It when It waa heard as an uncontest­ making necessary additional help. | $6,000,000 tinder Uie J<»ea-Coiuialiy defaulted. ed matter. ergon is expected to move bar ra- H was estiqjated that cattle our-! Act for disease abatement. lection bqCora Gongreae quit*. ^lANGBOBSTER E«VBIN1n 6 HERALD, HAHCHiLo in n, CONN., XHOtSTDAT, JC ifS 14,1I6C ■ . ■’ , • ■ I " s ,■ JQBrUTOFFntEWORXS Tha ortautai tea for the benefit of MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHBBTER. CONN, -nroRSDAT. TONE 14, xm. nsnucn ROCKVULEAOTOIST ABOUT TOWN the Manchester Public Health v m N uralM aaaoclattoB ia being held NORRIS RDHCULES "ltmaVEN0NJDlT4 tkia afternoon and evening at the MANAGER X SO-BBlnuts ehOdrsn’s pregnun Mrs. Robert -Dewqr, aupertxtea- gardaos of Mr. and Mra. C. H. N. Y. Stocks Local Stocks .CULUN ioto tbs Veraea BubordliinUnats SILVER PURCHASE BILL MEEliNGJUNE21 CRASHES LOCAL CAR dent o f tha Oradla Roll o f Oantar Wiekhxm. “ Tha Pinaa," Maadhester, BOSTON BUYERS Orzutfs. OFFICIALS TO m a ’ECT I • niGWELL HEARING GAMBOlATIfilG F on d a Win NoMfe SoHcitad church school, baa set tha data of aa so many w ere unable to attend ■X ■ •••eeeaeeeaeeee* Mrs.. Frank Hamilton ■visited in DUCUYLERHADCR g h w ieho i by Pntaam * Oo.) FOR^TKOiS BROS. But Charge Made T u i^ a y , June 10 for tha aauuai yesterday afternoon on account of i J U B e 'a • e e e e e e e a e e e 'e • 1 9 ^ ^ Hartford ^ssdoy. , .IS READY FOR SIGNING AU«fhttty '...... 3% Central Eew, Hartford, Coon. RETIRES TODAY AUCTION MARKET HERE party, which will be held at 8:80 on i’? * ***“ •' Tea wlU be eerved in the INVADE MARKET A number'o< local people wlU at­ for Parking. AlUod Cha m ...... 1406A Nodce Posted Calbig T ii- LonU Garrooe's Sedan, Park- the church lawn. All children under Japanese garden until 6:80 and the Harold H. Haine JofiM Staff of tend tbe Homemakers' picnic to be BERRY GROWER 4 and their mothers will be welcome. Italian and other gardens on the es­ Senator Says Only Hung A m Can ...... M tZ 1 F. M. Stocks New Carreney to B« Issaed On FINISIIES duties: DUwtnth-OBfpaQ Boet, Amarieaa Am Coml Alco ...... gg Local Store — Had given nt EUsobetb Pork in West Object Is to See If Maiitets tate will be open until nightfall. Hort(era Friday, June 10. This AH Silver Required to ptyen TogedMr for Their Am For Pow ...... g u Yearn o t Experience. \ Legion, wpi-again conduct the an­ m East Hartford, Dam Nanagtr of Yahro^ 03 Co. pleate is being ^ven by the Home- Can Be Establishied Throagh A month’s mind mass for Mrs. Lacking Was the Pyesenee „ Bid 60 Per Cent Crop of Straw­ Back It. nual Qiewoika display on the eve­ Joseph Trivigno will take place to­ ’ • Mrs. Cyrus O. Tyler waa reelected ibakers of Hartford county, and all McKee Street Man Has 20 State. president of the North Methodist A m Bmtit ®...... 42U C%p Nat Bonk A Trust 16 Harold H. Haine has Joined Residort PliyiidMi at A e AnttlSessioiL ning of July 4 on the old g olf gnntada aged morrow morning at 0 o’clock at St. Conn. R iv e r ...... 4S0 of the ToUond county Homemakers Washington, June 14.— (A P ) — Ladles Aid society which held its ■Am JTel and Tel ...... 116)4 Hat B ^ i n Charge Here ■tail of Watkins Brothers as mge. berries at Cape God G rea The ouccesz o f the Manchester o ft East Cantar atraet. N o ganeral Bridget’s ch'jrcfa. of the Marine Band. A m Tob B Htfd. Conn. Trust . . . . 64 ore invited. A t llilO a. m., Mr. The silver purchase bill needed only cnr.ual meeting yesterday afternoon 7344 ager of their electrical depart­ Demlng, of the park department Acres of Land Cultivated Fruit and Vegetable market has be­ aoUeitaUoa for funda w ill be eon- A m W ot Wka Hartford National ... 18 Menorial Hospital Plait at tha home o f U n . Charles I. Baloh aOH wdll conduct a tour of the gardens President Roosevelt’s signature to­ come such that on Monday after­ W«tie4 w u gtrta today D f tiM duotad by fha pott thla ■ year but A sedan ownad by Louts Okrtoua, More than (SO .Mancheater peppls Phoonlx a t B and T .. 168 27.Yean. ment Mr. HUne to a native of 00 North Main atreet. Mrs. Laura •6e»e»aea feasoD. and at 12:80 lunch wrlU be eaten in day to moke it a law. The signing, noon there is to be on official visit maaUay ot tlia Klgbtb •ehool and voluntary aubaertptibna w ill he ac­ M School atraet. parked on O o o n a o 4 ii^ ‘‘*'!.**** «t «w b e r r y aupper, aat- Washington, June 14.— (A P )— Armour Ol A .... West Hartford Truot.. M this locality, haring aerved his ap­ to Strawberries. Paisley waa alAieitad vice praaidenti 6)4 the grove. Elacta wroman is asked to most observers believed, probably mode to the market by the State to Vacatioa ia Oitario. m uitlaa DIatript wbldi wUI be held cepted by the committee and will ha Ks%«tim«*ma>sO (Jauce o f th6 Wftpplng In the first Senate speech favoring Atehiooa ...... prenticeship In the electoical field Vegetable and Berry Growers As­ tieut boulevard, East Hartford, was ^jra. W alter Shipman, secretary; S9H John F . Culltn 17 Bond ato^sL have her own lunch. A t 3 o’clock, added to the fund remaining from B^iDot auxiliary last avanlng and the confirmation of Rexford O. Auburn ...... 27 Aetna Casualty 49% 61% ot with the' Hartford Electric Light Only X 60 pdkMnt crop of straw­ wrill take place writhin a .few days. sociation, which will be beaded by IB tka HottUtar atraat aehool audi- badly damaged early this morning Mrs. W. E. Hibbard, traaaurar; Mrs. tor 37 years local manager ot th^ Mrs. Charles Sewell, home and com­ laat year. A ll voluntary aubaerip- had a full evanlng's anjoymant. First Avlatloa C (^ ... T Aetna Fire .... 86% 41% (Mmpany. For ten years afterwards At the administration's discretion Camillo Gambolatl of 214 McKee Professor A. E. Wilkinson of Con tortum at eight o'elodi, dayUrbt when struck by a sedan owned by priaaa in aathack wars won by Mrs. piomaa D. Smith, chairman of TugweU oa under-secretxry of xgil. ValvoUne OH Company, Is to retire berries Is •xpecWd.to be harvested munity chairman of the American Dr, CMyler Y . Haueb. reaid«it tlona may ha aant to Aldo Faganl, finance committee. Balt and Ohio . . . M44 Aetna Life .... 21% wax connected with tbe West- Farm Bureau Federation, will apeak the Treasury then vmi acquire street Ts today the largest grower necticut College. ttea< ttashdajr, luna 3i. trcaaurar of tha commlttea. Mrs, Mary Prachnlak, of 144. West Frank Gardner and W . W . M ark­ culture, Senator Norrla (R , Neb.), tad his place to be taken John on Capa (jod this y6«r, which ac­ Bandix ...... 16% Automobile ... 32% on the subject, "New Roads Ahead. enough silver to make it eventually of stravyberries in Manchester. HU , I t Is expected that a large num­ physician of the Manchester Uo^ nia iMtlca eaUa for reporta of Tha Lgylvsatar. baa been connected with the com­ for the aale of food and drlnka and a hearing oh the nomlnatton woe con­ Borden ...... s e'^ e • Hartford Fire^...... ao53 50 ing the currency. New currency is to berry growing, in which business the ^ e lt U to see if there is not i tax eoUactor, and chief of the fire of 144 W est Main.street, Rock-ville. pany for the past she yean. buyera who skre coming to Man­ held in the County building, 95 will complete hla duUea on July 81. small charga Will ba made' for park­ Compllmraury UekaU to tha card BEHINOTHE SetNES IN ducted, oaying "the only thing it Can Pac ...... 16 H Hartford Steaio Boiler 52% 64% chester this season to buy berries to be issued on ail the silver ac­ ha was for many years engaged in possibility of having markets locab dmartmeat The district will be The Rockville sedan was bound party and danca Friday avanlni’ The change la to bsMme effecUvs Washington street Hartford, at 2 Dr. Hauch wUl go to the home ef ing this year. A fine asaortment of lacked woe the preoenee o f the Cae# (J. t ) ...... National Fire ...... 54% 66% at the local market. o’clock. quired. Bolton, was started when one acre ed in different parts of the state aaliad to appropriate a sum of east and traveling at a high rate of ware won by . Mra. Hammond ol' ■ 6844 at once and this morning Mr. How­ fireworks will be purchased, enough lAorlaa Bond.’’ Cerro De Ptaeo .. Phoente Fire ...... 68 60 1.420 Crates Sold Mrs. Nathan Koenig, of Washing­ After approving Senate amend­ was planted. Each year he increased where garden truck of all kinds can his parents in Stratford, Ontario for ■loaay for playground puipoaas, apeed when it swerved to the right Hartford and. Charles Stead. SS44 ard was at the office of the com­ to provide 40 mlnutaa of entertain­ I "I, have never seen the like of it Chez and Ohio . . ■ 47)4 Travelers 445 405 There was a total of 1.425 crates ton,' D. C., is visiting her parents, ments to the sliver bill yesterday, the number of acres until by the bo TOld In the similar manner to the a short vacation before consli alaet offlcera and lay a tax. ment for all agaa. Tha . firaworka and sidewlpad Oarrona’a machine pany on Stockhouse toad going over ■inee P ve been, in the House or (Siryaler ...... ■ 43% PuMIe UtiUUto Stooka of berries sold at the auction yes­ Mr. and Mrs. Hosenblum. Mrs. the House was left with only one' fifth year he-had planted five acres. soiling as U done in Manchester. future activities in his prof( W . W. RebartaoD, ganeral man­ program will start promptly at B driving it on to ‘he sidewalk Juat the books with Mr. Cullln and be­ Center Church Woman’s Fadara- Senau,” Norris sold. ”lt was a com­ Ool Carbon ...... 73% Conn. Elec. Serv . . . . . 40 44 terday. Of this number 1,410 were Kohnig recently visited Mr. an'J piece of major legislation to act on ThU year he has 10 qcres of plants ager of the Orford Soap Company, o’clock. east of Village street. The Rock­ coming familiar with the details in Dr. Hauch, a graduate ofAie Uni­ tton will have a basket picnic Wad- plete ohow. Nothing was lacking Coml 8o l v ...... Conn. Power ...... gy 39 packed 34 quarts to the crate and Mrs. -Herbert Thompson, of (Jhan- before, adjournment. That is the that are producing berries and In afl- ia pxaaldant of the district. ville car then turned over ' three By BO D ^T DCTCHBR 2344 ooanecUon with tbe msinagement. versity of Western Ontario, class of John Li. Jenney la chairman of tha r.esday afternoon of next week at but the music.” Cone G o a ...... 33% Greenwich, W44G, pfd. 60 60 Dvought a total o f 53.834.99, while cellorvillq, Va. Mra. Thompson was revised labor resolution empowering ditlpn ha's another 10 acres set out tinea bitHing two of fotir occu­ The Herald H'aaliington Corre- M r. CuUin came to Manchester 1931, where he starred in football, committee which eonslsta of Bertie the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Confl'mstlon of the TugweU nom­ <3ooa Oil ...... Hartford Ease ...... 5 1 % 03 ^ 5 crates of 32 quarts sold for a to- fottnerly M|as Dorothy Cook, of thla a Federal Board or boards to conduct tnls year. EVER READY CIRCLE Moseley, Frank Cendni, Michael pants out. Fortunately no-one was apondeat I I H jfrom New London 27 years ago to wrestling and s^dtnming, served a Bantly at Coventry Lake. Those ination by nightfall was ootured as Oont Can ...... Hartford Goa 43 to| of 538.95. ’file total sales for towm. secret elections for collective bar- dambolatrs fields are such that McDonnell, and Aldo Pagan!. Marcel in the Garrone car, Mr. Garrone be­ 7844 luild up the business fo r the com- two year Intorhship in St. Francis MSS ELEANOR FOLEY wishing transportation should notl- Norrla jpened the second day of Corn P r o d ...... 67% do., ptd ...... 40 ^tord ay was 53,873.94 or a grand W. B. TalbdVis doing some work galnlfig In Industrial plants. the berries ripen faster than iij most Donae Is chairman of tha refresh­ ing in the nearby Meadow. Tavern, Del L and ,. lany which at that Ume was with- HAS a n n u a l MEETING hospital, NeW York city, from 1931 of which be is proprietor. (y Mlaa Mary Hutchison, dial 0204 , Waahlafton. June 14.—Some of debate, with on agreement UmLting 24% 8 N E T Co...... * 104 WUl df 512.221.05 since the sale in the Congregi^nal church, ceme­ Work piled high in the Senate. o f the other beds In Manchester and ment booth committee. taa moat vlgoroua and colorful of dlscuoalon after 8 pi m. Du Pont ...... > o W l I W>ut t '. a representative in this town. to 1933, coming to the local Insti­ Four occupants ^ the Rockvllpi by Monday at the latest. 8»H Nlanufacturlng Stocks startM on Sunday. tery for Herbert Thomp.son, Sr. Leaders expressed more and more vicinity. To date ho has picked 1,200 BRIDAL SHOWER GUEST ^ a year’a campaigna will be made The veteran Nebraskan, to the Boatman Kodak .. He had worked in tbe New London doubt whether Congress could ad­ tution one year ago, relieving Dr. sedan ware taken to the hospital 98 Am Hardware 19 21 plant and was a young mxn when he The high price brought for crates The Sunday school children will crate.s. He had berries to sell before Mrs. Philip Iicwis Elected by women. amuooment of bis colleagues, gave Elec Auto Lite ... journ Saturday. -Senators planned /Vlfred Schiavetti who served as in­ but It wa« found they had escaped! n All * m*'***!.^***.^* membera of the South Metho- 23% Am Hosiery ...... 80 took over the work here. The busi­ of 24 yesterday was 53.20. the low not present a special Children's Day the Manchester market opened and terne during 1932 and who . later Mlaa Joaephine Roche’a bid for a Jescriptlon o f the scene when Gen Elec ...... program this year. to devote most o f today on debate F’rcsidenl and Mrs. .\rthur PRESIDENT OF HARVARD miraculously with minor injuries, i . ^ Epworth League who dealre 21 Arrow H and H, com. 12% UU, ness of the company continued to was 51.80 and the average 52.60. fjready ha.a built up a large number took up the practice o f mediclnt ia Prachnlak, driver of the Hockvllle ^ i*'^*P®fLatlon to the church con- tbe governorship of Colorado U TugweU was cross-examined by me tJen Foods ...... 32% do., pfd...... For the 10 crates of 32 quarts that While mowtag the grass on his on confirmation of Rexford TugweU, I’ . Seymour Vice President. Sommer Street Young Woman Gen M o to r s ...... 95 grow and haa Increased to such an of clients who arc purchasing ber­ Biddeford, Maine. sedan, was arreeted, charged w ith ! New London Saturday to be taken aerioualy. She la Senate agriculture committee on 32% Billings and Spencer.. 1 were offered the high, price was lawm recently, Frank Hamilton cut as Under Secretary of Agriculture. ries from him at the farm. He Is, a To Be Wed to Alfred Gatea forceful and able, popular In her bis quoilflcations for the oSlce of OlUette ...... •xtent that there was built on Stock- Dr. Hauch was born in Japan, MAY GET YALE DEGREE operating a motor vehicle while un-1 Evelyn Been, tel. 1044 Bristol Brass ...... 23 20 52.85, .the low 52.25 and the aver­ a three-foot snake in pieces. A member of the Manchester Market of Hartford. HOdson Motors .. house road a bulk plant for the stor­ Ever Ready Circle. King’s Daugh­ the son of a Protestant missionary der the Influence o f Intoxicants. In 8978, before Saturday. Cara will under-secreUry. The, committee 12% do., p f d ...... 90 age 52.60. few days later Mrs. Percy Cook, as.soclation and 1s bringing berries backing*” ** **** PoUUcal voted 16 to 3 for TugweU. Iht H arv ...... age of 100,000 gallons of gasoline In ters, hc.d Us annual meeting Tues­ to that country, and brought with East Hartford police court this leave the church at 3 p. m. 32 ckwood and B 300 addition to the storage of fuel oil One Crate 68 who IJvea in the house next to that to the market. Before the season Is The political backing, which Is N orrii sold he had dUriculty in Int Nick ...... day. In accordance with the new by­ him to America the knowledge of morning he was found guilty and 26% C-lllns Co...... 40 and other oils. There has been added In the New Haven market lost of Mr. Hamilton, found a large over he cxpecA to harvest 1,000 Miaa Eleanor Polcy, daughter of President Roosevelt to Receive perhapa the most Important fac- getUng into the room which was Int Tel and Tel .. NAVY TAKES OYER laws, at the home of Mrs, F A many of Nippon's athletic sports, fined BlpO and costa. The Salvation Arm y band haa had 13% Colt's Firearms ...... 31 23 from time to time oil and gasoline night Robert M. Reid sold one crate snake in her door yard. more crates and the harvest next Mr. and Mrs. Michael Foley af Sum- Honorary Degree of Doctor a busy week, Wednesday they play­ consider, will come primari­ "crowded . almost to suffocstiou” Johns Manville .. Mrs. Robert Parker oi Hartford Nickerson of 236 Woodland street. including wrestling and Jul JItsu, 52% Eagle Lock ...... '. 27 SO delivery trucks and the busineae t(v o f berriefi for |8. It waa the only jear, with the number of new plants m ar atreet, who is to be married ed, at the funeral of Fred Clough. ly from Senator Edward P, Cos- with Tugwer "surrounded on all Kennecott .... A garden party was planned and the art of self-defense os practised of f^iwa Wednesday. 22% Fatnlr Bearings ...... ed 60 day is one o f the largest of its kind crate of the kind offered, the ber­ spent Wednesday at her Andover EXPLOSIVE SECRETS se’t but this year, he expects will be thla month to Alfred Oates of Hart­ Tonight they will give a concert in togan. Assistant Secretary of the sides by a surging crowd." U g g and Myers B X Lake cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Parker > more than 40 members who attend­ by the Japanese. During bis stay 97 Fuller Brush, Claes A. 7 in Manchester. Mr. (jullln will con­ Harold H. Hslne ries being known as (jhesapeake C'Ven greater. ford, haa been honored with two Willimantlc town hall. Friday night interior Oacar L . Chapman, or- " I wondered why the witness did Losw’s ...... will come to their cottage for the ed hardly had time to inspect and in Manchester Dr. Hauch has ex­ 31% Gray 'Tel Pay StaUon, 14% 16% tinue to make hie home In Man­ and were so large that they aver­ bridal ahowera, the drst by her for- New Haven. June 14— (A P ) — A I I' '»'■ «« Sroup from the band will gAnlied labor, and Colorado's not faint sway. I wondered how he Lorillard ...... summer in about a week's time. (Continued from Page One) admire Mrs. Nickerson’s beautiful hibited the Oriental arts on many 18% Hart and C o o le y ...... 120 chester. ',■' Ingbouse Electric Supply company aged between 15 and 16 berries to nur aaaociatea In the Fidelity Mu­ report that besides President OBITUARY play for the Emanuel Lutheran lawn Younj Democrata. could withstand, those terrible sur- McKeesp Tin ...... Miss Elaine Dwdston, a student at flowers when rain hurried them In­ occasions in the Recreation center, 87% Hartmann Tob, com ... 0 serving Maine, Vermont and New a quart. They were purchased by doors. tual Life Insurance company given Roosevelt another Harvard cele­ festival, and on Saturday the band Ex-Governor Billy Adama, who roundlngi without getting a faint Monsanto Chem .., Northfleld Seminary, is at the home six others in an airplane crash .Sat­ FOREIGNK^GE the Mar/.'hcstcr 'YMCA and has ad­ 46% do., pfd ...... 10 Hampshire In the company's nyu-- one wholesaler who said be would Friday evening at the home of Mias brity will receive an honorary de­ will take part In the V. F. W. parade has aerved more than 50 years os heart. I do not doubt he realized the Mont W a r d ...... of her grandmother, Mrs. Edith urday night on a Catsklll mountain­ The annual reports o f the secre­ dressed the civic clubs on Japan. 28% Int S ilv e r ...... 39 83 chandise department. , be able to get 50 cents a quart for Bartha Matcbett of Uartfprd, and gree from Yale became current to­ In Hartford, heading the Gold Star a state legislator or governor, importance of the occosibn and're­ N at Bisq ...... Woodln, for the summer. side. , tary and treasurer were submitted, Dr. Hauch- has no immediate 36% do., pfd ...... 66 70 MAGNATE’S WIFE Recently Mr. Haine has been with them. tha aacond, on Monday evening at day when It waa learned that Preal- DEATHS Mothere’ conl;lngent. An even hasn’t decided whether he will alized he was surrounded by lOO N at Cash Reg The documents, obtained yester­ New York, Jund 14 — ( AP) — and the party o f members who at­ plans for the future but intends 16% Landers. Frary A (Jlk. 31%. 38% the Penn.'^ylvania Power and Light Average Lower the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward dent Jame.s B. Conant, of Harvard, fuller program would have been also enter the race against Ed per cent patriotism.” N at D a ir y ...... day by a naval intelligence 'officer Foreign Exchange Irregular; Great tended the national convention’s to spend his first vacation in years 18% New Brit. Mch,, com ., 0 7 company at Lancaster, Pa., from The New Haven market did not Folay in Bumaide, brother and els- win come to New Haven next week. theirs had rain not cancelled the Johnson, the present goveriior. Norris told of the cross examina­ N at D laU lIers...... from Coroner Victor G. Burke at Britain In dollars, others. In cents. four-day session at Providenre laat with his parents. The successor to Mrs. Ole H. Frost 26% do., pfd. . . ; ...... 45 ROBBTOOFGPS which ^ s itio n ho joined the W at­ bring as high an average for ber­ Great Britain demand,- 5.0.5; ter-in-law of tha bride-elect. Yale offlclala declined to com­ Tuesday night Depot Square con­ That means that hla nephew. tion of TugweU. first by (Sholrman N Y Csntral...... SWEDISH FOLK DANCES Liberty, New York, have been or­ week. Including .Mrs; E. E. Segar, Dr. Hauch as resident physician has Christine J. Frost, aged 8» years, 30% Mann A Bow, Class A . 3 7 kins staff. ries as did the Mancheater market. cables, 5.05; 60 day bills 6,d3, 7-8: Mrs. Foley'a color acbemo was ment on the report or the purpose cert. Senator Alva Adams, hasn't de­ Smith and then by Senators Byrd NY NH and H ... dered returned to the owner, the Mra. C. E. Wilson and Miss Bernice not been named by the Board of wife of Ole H. Frost, died at her 16 do., Class B ...... 1 Mr. Haine will be in direct charge There were 1,291 crates offered for Prance demand. 6.'00 7-8; cab) great "" outing today at the Pease aged his laat successful campaign firmation than the starlings that 16% Underwood Mfg (jo .. 40 47 tnat she had been robbed of 585,000 FRENCH OFnCIALS a demand being made that the League of the Emanuel Lutheran that '-’an officer sent yesterday from Brazil. 9.54N; Tokyo. 30.00; Shang­ award of degrees. Hou.se. saybrook Point. Several roost Jh the rafters of the Capitol." South P a c ...... Mra. C. B. Loomis Invited the grandchildren. Ward and Nancy as weH as that of Adams, and prob­ 25% Union M tg Co ...... 10 in money and Jewelry while a guest market open earlier. It is expect­ church, to be held tomorrow evening New York to th e ,Scene ot the dls- hai. 33.37%; Honkkong, 36.62% Qulckar R«Utr bteauM ft D tS80I«V tf M Manche.ster membera of the a.ssocia- South Rwy ____ ... circle, to meet with her at her Bol­ ^tcf% r«ach« •tomach raady to act. 8ura Stevens. ably could have had the guberna­ Describing Bailey’s examination 27% U 8 Envelope, 00m . . . 80 at the Blackstone Hotel last night. ed that starting next Sunday, in­ at 8 o’clock, was announced today a.ster had found no documents or Mexico City (sliver peso), 28,Oo" tlon made the trip. of the witness, Norris said: “I've St Brands ...... GET DEATH THREAT papers of a'secret or confidential ton Lake cottage for the first fall Robc( ainca 1197 and Trial la Ftoof. 3Sc» Hartford, June 1 4 .-^(A P)— Reprs; Funeral services will be held torial nomination if he had wanted 20% do., pfd...... 103 Mrs. Zukor said she awoke at mid­ stead of getting the sale under way lij the program committee, which Montreal In New York, 100.81 1-4; seen some witnesses examined, and St Gas and Elec . nature whatever belonging to the meeting. The committee of host- aantatlve of eleven breweries and from her late home Saturday a f­ 11% Veeder R oot ...... ’. . . 28 29% night and noUced a light shining In about 3:15, as is the caae now, consists of Mrs. . Beatrice Pearson. New York in Montreal, 99.18 3-4. PRESTON FARMER HELD The American Legion Fife, Drum I ve read of some o f the things St Oil Cal ... ___ Navy Department." essea with Mra. C. E. Wilson, chair­ one wholesaler In Connecticut were ternoon at 3:30. Rev. J. .8. Nelli, Misa Roche will run on a New 36% Whitlock Coll Pipe .. 4 her bedroom .from another room of (Continued from Page One) the sale will be started at 2:30. Arthur Anderson^ Erik Modean and N-Nomlnol. BELL-ANS^IS and Bugle Corps will go to Rockville that go on In Police Court, but this St Oil N J ...... man, served ice cream and cookies summoned before the State Liquor pastor of St. Mary's Episcopal Deal platform and her own reei 48^ J.B.WU’ms Co., 510 par 49 - her suite. She arose to Investigate Fred, Lavey. FOR INDICESTION and take part in ths ^arade that will ord. Shi Is perhaps the best knovyh equalled anything 1 ever saw or read Tex Corp ...... Control Commission today for' hear- BUMELESS BY CORONER church, will officiate and interment and found a black French bag had a post office, injuring three clerks. The feature will be a group of will be in the East Cemetery. Mnn- [•rr.cccd the Flag Day exercises to Timken Roller Bear . Inga ox complaint ” paddt^" of woman Industrialist In America, as about. I wondered how the deak been taken'from the room. I t con- Letters threatening death were rtester. ho held by Rockvina Lodge B. P. O. could stand the terrible poundlnir he Trans America .. Swedish folk dances, presented-by alcoholic bevaragea. While It waa president of the Rocky Mountain ::=§!ROCKVILLE WOMAN M ned a 575,000 nccktace made up of contained in both bombs and also' Elks tonight. The members are urg. Fuel_ Company. gave it." Union Carbide .... ANDOVER League members. Vocal selections not claimed that 8B CONVENTION ed the locks on the door and ex­ Opened By Experts Am er Sup Pow ...... 2% with the 43 year old Preston wom­ tiic committee to provide table cater tiic executive committee of Dil- Active In politics long before n„.,i o j .. . _ ried here yesterday afternoon in the nore Pinney, Sophie Grabowskl, pressed belief the Intnidcr had gain­ She kept the package closed un­ Central States Elec ...... ] Persoiial Notices an over a cord/Of wood. The woman, ■ tig service for the .sport d.snco worth-Corncll Post, the American the Democrats amounted to any- ' H o v g a rd H as A r m B rok- ! City Chapel by Deputy a t y O erk Evelyn Samuels, George Miner, police charg^l, was struck during thing in Wisconsin and a leader ed entrance from the hotel corridor til police arrived, when it waa open­ Cities Service ...... j sjion.sored by Campbell Council. U'glon. will he held at the State en When His Parachute New Britain, June 14.— (A P ) __ Philip A. Hfnes shortly after obtain­ Clarence Savage and Charles John­ the altercation, but the Coroner In the women's wing of the re­ With a pass key. Mrs. Zukor, how­ ed by experts. They found the same Cities Serv., pfd ...... 2'i Knights of Columbus which will be armory, .Monday evening at 8:13. Lands in Field. About 275 delegates from the Loyal ing a license to wed at the Munici­ son. held today that death waa not peal movement, .Mrs. Bowler has ever, said she was certain she had powder and loaded mechanism as Elec Bond and Share ...... l.! IN. MEMORIAM held SaUi'day nleht at the Sun.set Order of Moose In Connecticut and pal building. The regular meeting of the An­ Ford Limited ...... g caused by any blow. A large number of Manchester campaigned vigorously for nomi-' double locked the door upon retiring. was in yesterday’s machine. I b loving momory of my hutt>«nrl Ridge Golf Club In Ea.st Hartford, u number of National and State The bride, who was bom In Rock­ dover Juvenile Grange will be open Niag Hud P ow ...... e Immediately after the lasiiance members of Rockville lodge of Elk» nation. ' | Mrs. Zukor was awaiting her hus­ A letter sent three weeks ago J- RuiifU. who Jurm li, Several table parties have already I Buffalo. June 14. — (A P ) __ A officers will gather In this city to­ ville, is the daughter of William and ed at 61.30 Friday evening In the Penn Road ...... a Of the Coroner's finding Amodio will attend the Flag Day exercises Many saloons. barber band, who la expected here from to the Tokalon offices led to precau­ n.ude reservations for the event. shops, I fighting plane being tested by tha Ida Koehlert. Mr. Schoeffter, Andover Town hall. A f er the busi­ Stand Oil Ind ...... 27 ^ ■ was arraigned In the Preston Court spnn.sornl by the lodge ' in Sykes beauty parlors, stores and cafes morrow for tile annual state conven­ N ew York today. They h(id planned tions and secret police have been Oono U tho face wo lovta so dear Music for dancing will he provld- Curtiss Airplane -Company, Inc., son of Martin and Lina Schoeffter, ness meeting the Grange will be United Founders .■...... i and Wait freed by Justice of the Memorial hall In Rockville tonight. are plastered with Bowlet posters. tion. The bualneils ses.sion will be, to leave for the Pacific Coast. closely watching all mall. ^ Itfit (ho voico wo lovod to hoar, c,1 hy Mllt.Muncs and his orchestra crashed into Lancaster, Buffalo was bom In Switzerland. closed and the membsrs will motor United Gas ...... 2 but ti'uo, Wo wnndor wily I race William Mitchell on a charge She tells labor of Its advantages suburb shortly after 7 a. m., today held at Moose Hall tomorrow after- Mrs. Zukor is the former Lottie The letters contained the follow­ of Hartford. The committee In ing fantastic warning: to Vernon. Tijere they will present Canadian M a rco n i...... 2 ^Tho boot aro alwoyi nrot to dio. of manalaughter. Amodio had been A well-baby conference will be under the recovery program and but Paul Hovgard, the pUot, es­ tmon. In the evening a banquet will Kaufman of Chicago, who married charge of the dance is Wllbrod Mes­ REPORT HOTEL BOLD "We will strike the French people held at the county Jail In default.of held at the Health Center on urges It to hold up strikes until caped with a fractured arm and leg be held at Burritt Hotel at which It the film executive here In 1897. HiB WIFE. Ba r b a r a r its h e l u 38,000 bonda. sier, chairman; John Dwyer. Fran­ without distinction aa to age, sex Haynes street tomorrow afternoon industry gets back on its feet. as he "balled out" in his parachute. is expeetd Unitd States Senatoc Zukor Is president of Paramount- cis Coleman, John Rohan and John Norwich, June 14.— (A P ) — An or rank until they realize their at 2 o'clock. She tells the farmers how she Parts of the plane crashed in J'lmes W. Davis will be one of tha Publlx corporation. F. Shea. unconfirmed report was current'to- powardlce before the great pirates sawed wood, milked cows, and various sections of the city. A sec­ speakers; A parade 4n which about deprives them of the right to be The. dance Is not contlned to mcm- Mrs John Pickles waa re­ planted com as a girl. ■ Thus far tion of the motor narrowly missed Manchester Days Specials severe towards ordinary criminals tets of the lodge and reservations elected preaident of Center Church no very strong male competition hitting a man who waa parking his PICTURE OF GIRL and stealers o f handkerchiefs. Sign­ Savings In AL Departtnents During These Trading Days will be accepted by the romnUttce Women's Federation at the annual haa appeared against her. car, while the propeller fell in a ed, "The Three Judges of Hell.” from the general public. business meeting held at tbe chunh An aggressive, earnest amia­ creek. by a field day. A dance Saturday ; ated by the Rand Hotel company , One of the other letters was sign­ yesterday afternoon. Her associate ble, and extremely active woman, night will complete the convention KIWAPING CLUE The plane '•ame down in on open was taken over recently by the ed "Minos Etaque Rhadamante," Williams’ Shaving Cream Coty’s Face Powder, a q 68,000 !4CHOL.\R.SIIir ufTlccrs win be: first vice-president she has a good chance of noml- program. large size, — - rv/v field. Witnesses said the plane Norwich Savlnga Society. three legendary judges of hade.s. with Perfume’ Freq 7 0 C and world service director, Mrs. Yiatlon unless the men drag out motoi suddenly stopped and the 50c tube . f o r ...... Sport Dance Norwich, Juno J4—(AP) —The (Contlnned from Page One) Police expressed belief the letters Pariesiac Talcum O f\ Ilerherl B. IJouse; second vice pres­ a (Jark horse against her—which .ship went Into a flat spin. Hovgard, were the work of a crank, who sup­ WiUlams’ Shaving Cream, 35c, Powder, SOc value Z «/ C estabhahment of a 35.000 scholar­ ident and liifrae service director, Is likely. they reported, jumped almost Imme­ aUng today in an attempt to estab­ posedly referred to the lack of re­ with Aqua Velva a a Compact and Lipstick Seta, ship fund at the Norwich Free Mra. James B. Johnston; third vice diately. lish the young woman’s Identity. sults In the Staviaky scandal after Free ...... Z 9 C with Perfume D’Jerklss, a Academy is providetl for In the will president and evening group direc­ ■Aha, Dr. Wirt, Lookit! Saturday Eve., June 16 of Mrs. Louise E. R. Greene filed The picture, which appeared In a several months of Investigations. Williams’ Aqua Velva, a a dollar value s v a tor. Miss Emily Smith: fourth vice The thing Secretary Wallace and for probate today. The fund Is to newspaper showed the girl, a com­ 50c size for ...... O O C tor ...... 7 9 c at president and membership director, Assfslot.t Secretary TugweU didn’t REQUISITION ISSUED known as the Gardiner Greene panion and the two sailors on Rlv Vltalls for the Hair, Mra. L, T. Wood; fifth vice presi­ montloii In their public comments erstde Drive. Scholarship fund. Mrs. Greene was each ...... V C dent and pariah work director, Mrs. on the Agriculture Department's Hartford, June 14.— (A P )— Qov- the widow of Gardiner Grectie, for Edward Fttzglbbons, who said he HOSPITAL NOTES ijiapp Baby Kcods, O A Herbert Clay; secretary. Miss new classical mural by Gilbert c)nor Cross ha.s made requisition on Is a retired policeman and a friend lar«re. iar ...... many yesre a member of the Su- -Mary the Chief Juitlcadvance and a table will be reeerved for yoo. ton street, Eleanor Dugan o f 231 This satyr at first glance usua:- alleged to have been committed in said he w ill. question Fltz^bbons rubber ...... C tor. 60c >» A A Carnera-Baer Fight School street were admitted and 7 ly 's mistaken for a calf. The be­ November. 1933. nd the girl’s mother. Colgate Tooth m a value ...... Z # C W alter Montle of 92 Snruce street holder la ao astonished bv the lan­ Lawless waa . arrested In Wash­ Attempts were underway to Iden- Red Cedar « m and Ellen Parkis o f 32 Summit Paste ...... 1 9 c guid, eiyelBn. white-robed', loafing ington. Ify the two sailors and through 1 Colgate Tooth a - Moth Powder llC street were discharged today. Broadcast Tonight or p j^ n g characters In the pas- hem, the young woman. Paste, large ...... O X C Moth Balls, A towrir scene— representing agrtcul- Grace Budd waa enticed from her package ...... O C ti)|re-\that one may miss him alto- CROSS APPOINTMENT home in lower Manhattan by a man Dividend Checks From the Old Manches­ ge.ther. who called hlmeelf Frank Howard. Woodbury’s So.ap, formerly Hartford, June 14.— (A P )— (3ov- Th( way to spot him is to ob- H e said he had a farm on Long Isl­ offered to 26c cakes, sp“ - Bayer Aspirin, « a ter Trust ( o. Are In the Mails. ■erve the girl leaning against a em or Cross has announced the ap­ and, and established friendly rela­ clal at. OT ' dozen ...... I Z C Ui'-? an l .some sheaves. She holds pointment of Arthur B. Storey, of tions with the family by promising a dozen .....___ _ / C Aspirin in A A ■ - 1 . ■ ■ . Norwich, ss a member of the Fort FARRS GEORGE’S TAVERN a sickle In her hand and looks \ Grace's brother a Job. A lot of Compacts and lOO’s ...... Z 9 C ; Why Not Use It For That quizzically do)»Ti _at ihis str.tnge Griswold and Groton Monument Mrs. Budd gave him permission to PACKAGE STOKE Rouge, sold up to q a Vick’s A Come In and Knjoy the Mu.sirof being, who ncver^^hould have Commission to fill the unexplred take Grace to a children's party, 645 Main Street ♦1.00, for, each ... X 9 C Atitlseptlc ...... D C be»n allowed in the Departmenf t'rm, to July 1, 1935 caused by tbe and they drove away In the man’s . DUB.(\LE)0 BROTHERS of Agrlcultupe. death of George Gilman of Norwich, automobile. FRIDAY and SATURDAY Fletcher's ...... Z f C Mr. Storey te connected with the a a LUCKIES DO NOT DRY OUT , First J*rize Winners Recently'Over Station WDRC. In 1930, Edward Pope, on aged SPECIALS Psyllium Seed, Large CTastoria, d SILENT GLOW Juat Some Observations Cheleea Savings Bonk in Norwich. Jaqltor, was accused by his estrang­ lb.... . 39c Fletcher’s ...... d 1 C Budget Director Lew Douglaz, ES ed w ife aa the kldmper, but a straight .Whiskey, a « Rubbing Alcohol, « ■•■ ‘ - ' Pitcher’s « a Luckies are made of only the is round, firm, fully packed—no who has resumed nding hie jlcycle Judge at bis trial ordered him ac­ full quart ...... $ 1 * 4 4 7 P'” t ...... lie to work and doesn't wear garters STURGEON CAUaHT IN RIVER quitted, after his w ife’s testimony Bandages, ^ Oostoria...... l O C Acquainted / __ - m ^ Straight WUskey, t\ t\ Dextro- a a cleancenter leaves—the mildest, loose ends. That’s why Luckies OIL BURNER . . . Vice President Jack Gamer, NEYHJ was discredited. 2 for 15c. Each .... QC who says, "Sit in the vice preii- Essex, Conn., June 14— (A P ) —■- AN Dr. Albert E. Oorthell, Harvard ii quart ......

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAT,.JUN b 'U , 1884. safecrackor who (s flaatag from against two man Miq^eeted of slug• to order by Moot Excellent Chief PAGE [OTCARNIVAL m s s MAkTHA nSSMAN the vengaanca of a gapg hq has Emaat Bealg, a Lot Angiriaa PYTHIAN SISTERS GRAND 550 PUPIU HERE doubleeroiwed, whlla Mlaa Blon- GAS BOMB SQUADS attorney represenung the American. Carrie Bamlow, with tha ragulor thl* evening a t tha Elka eMrela**. need, more than ever, strong legis­ dell appears la the rote of a woman officers, of Memorial Temple occu­ Tha Flag Day axerclaes at the vocal solo by Rev. David Carter, OVEN BRIDAL SHOWER CM) Libeitia* Union. Uhdar Glass- Nortbeaat school opeoad at 2 REDUCTION OF TARIFF lation which will firmly and perma- June 20, and furnished part of the of the atreata who is planning to ford’a protacUott, Bealg had been OFnCERS ENTERTAINED pying their stations. For the ini- nantly oafaguard th* IntereaU of "Home on Um Range;’’ song by all entertainment, a* It Is Neighbors’ BOOTHS ARE BUILT TO BE GRADUATED put hhr past behind bar and matry ROCKVILLE o'clock uod proved c* unusual in mm "Old Folks at Home." At the clos* READY FOR ACTION Investigating compialflta that coun­ Uatioii of a claas of candidates, of- tareot Opeirinf with tha atnttnj American labor and induatry. (n Night. Recreation ('enter. a flmpla , Portuguaaa fisherman ty prisonera had been denied a Jury RA1FS NATIOirS NEED tha tnteraata of Justlc* and brothar- Ur*. Mary Foster, who hoe been of th* Orange program games were Reecircfl Gifts of Linen, Silver, ^en aha b^nas infatuated tvltb fleers from th< various temples in ot “Ajnariea", the exerciaes lau d ­ played— ■* ai—■■ a fine social time *n- Th* South Windsor T. W. C. A. trial and the right to confer with Initiation of Claaa of Candi- ed sinktw and racitotibnz by the hood our highest duty is now per­ ■pending a few day* at the hom* of girls, were guest* at th* homa of Items o t Interest Glassware and Pottery at the pollahad but crooked Cagney. attorney*. the district were invited to occupy formed by protecting ourselves. T-' her son and family, Mr. end Mrs Joyed by Enjoyable Party. Her Infatuation come* near to dates Is Proceded by a the chairs, and tha degree staff .. of pupUs. 'nie playlet “Betsy Rose Senator Davis Says Low Tariff Mlos Constance Ray, Wednesday '210 High School Students Farmer* in th* vall*y claim aoma VERNON w a x RECEIVE Flag” was presented by a group lower our living standards will not Walter N. Foster, of Foster street, Mr. and . Mrs. Wllmerv Jones, of evening and were entertained by jk ie e Floor Also Contract­ bringing about ber-deatb, but the Police Guard Federal Bnild- of tha priaoners are Communiets .Strawberry Supper. Memorial ’Temple put on the floor Will Incrcaae Cnemploynient aid the working people of the coun­ left Tuesday for her cottage at the ^ u th Windsor, are In California at Last night Paulin* Emondu unacrupulous Cagney doea the one wo.’k In a commendable manner. during the afternoon. Miss Guest of Hartford. who came he'e to foment strikes in United States. tries which compete with us, but Wllllmantlc Camp Grounds, where the present time. They made the Mrs. Levi T. Dewey, Misa Doro­ In two sets of toimia from ..Alice Mias Martha Kissmann of Spruce To Get Diplomas at Exer­ decent thing of his life by aeenUng among laborers. Grand (Jhief ! Elisabeth Morgan- $40J)50 TOmON FEES John T. Beyer rather they will be further crowded ■he will spend the summer. trip by automobile. ed at St. BridfOt’i CIrarch inst n Washington as Memorial Temple No. 33, Pythi­ eon Ok Meriden la aenously U1 and John T. Bey«r, of 12 East Btreat, thy Dewey and UtUe Aural and Mrs. Pohl. Th* score* w *n 8—0, 8—4L. strsat was the gusat of honor at an­ to doublecroee her and going to hui Waahlngtea, June I4.—"Th* Ad­ down on the economic scale. It Wapping Grange held the tenth "nje Ladles’ ’Aid society of ■ the LUllan B. Grant motored to Walling­ other bridal Bbowar last tvenlng, daath without Involving bar. an Sistara, entertained the grand was unable to be present Her place died at hla horns on Tuesday eve­ would be much; better to maintain regular meeting at the Community Windaorvlile Methodist church, will E tu aulow won In two **t* from cises Jane 22. QUAKE BEOOSDBO oOlcara of the sU te Tuesday after­ waa taken by Grand Banlor Mrs. 8am Safficietit to Pay Salaries ning. Death waa cauaed by compll- ministration has InslBted that the ford last Tuesday whare they spent 6 m m d i vaa by tbs mother of her flaaee, Victor Joiy baa- th* rol« of th* Carpenters Go On Strike. the competitive American market church house last Tuesday evening. serve another strawberry shortcake the afternoon at the home ot Mr. Florlai* Desplanck. The *cor«* wero flriMfman lov*r who oventually noon abd svanlng in Odd Fallows France* Clark of Watarbury. CHfta of Superintendent, Principal -catlons following a short illness. salvation of the United SUtea and for our own products.”' 6—4. 8—1. rs. Emil T. HaUebsr at her home, N*w Tork, Juaa 14— (AP)— bMl. Tha aftamoon maating was It waa in charge of the Home Eco­ ■upper at the church this evening,, and Mrs. William Shearer. S8v Mountain street, Rockville. Mrs. marrie* th* woman of tha atreet* were presented to Mrp. Clark, .also and 25 Teachera. Mr. Beyer waa bom In Warehouse of the world depends upon the re­ nomics committee. The program from 8 tb 8 o’clock, D. 8. T. Baked Oose td 880 students ’ win be although aha Inform* him of her Fordhav University authorities an­ taken up with a school of instruc­ i the Otetrict Depu^ and Past Point but ha* Uv*d in Rockville the duction of tariff rates. I would not beans, salads, roils, coffee and Women’* swimming class** for T ht tuttunUy MCluded u d William Schmalz of Rockville as­ Woohlngton, June 14,—(AP) — nounced today that an earthquake tion, which wo* presidsd over by greatest part of his life. He is sur­ was furnished by the committee as sisted her mother. graduated from the school* of Man­ past history. Frank Craven, noted rand Chief Mrs. Baisabetb Fair- The tulUon'to be received by the wish to assent to this principle be­ follows: Song by all, "Home, Sweet atrawberry sliortcake will be served. Revision ot Texas’ saidtaty code tonight: 7 to 7:45, advanced swim­ ■pscioui laws dlnetly behind the chester next week, this number actor-writer-director, baa th* part Police guarded Federal building pro. of "fairly severe" Intensity was r*- District Deputy Grand Chief Fran­ gman who instituted Memorial Tem­ vived by two son*, John Beyer of fore the people of this country shaU PIANO AND ELOCUTION and medical statutes, enacted 35 ming: 7:46 to 8:30. private swim- About 30 guests were present Jeeti'today to prevent further vlo- corded on th* university seismo- town of Vernon, which Includes the New York City end Harold Beyer Home;’’ each member told of one Wapping Grange boa received an mliig class. puU h houM of 8 t Bridget’* church from Rockville, Ernst Hartford and consisting of. 408 from the public of a atool pigeon while Sarah Fad- ces Chambers. At 0:80 a salad, ple 11 years ago. A gift from the have had a niU opportunity to know, essential thing to make a happy years ago. will be asked of the next yeeterday became the center Of schools, 48 from the state Trade den, stage star, playa the part of lenca- In a city-wide carpenters* grapb lat* ycoUrday. cold meat and atrawberry short- temple to Grand Chief Morganeon d ty of RockvlUe, from the eur of Rockville; olao two brother*, what it wUl cost us in closed fac­ InvltaUon to come to Rocky Hill legislature by the state board of Friday—'The women'* plunge pe-' tlda town. HIsa Kissmann Is to be * first shock was recorded at (Jeorge Beyer of WUllmansett, PUPILS IN RECITAL home; a Ulk by Walter N. Foster. Grange next Wednesday evening, health. humming acttrity a* Cuiton Abrai- married on June 30 to Frederick E. School and 41 from 8t. James'* the mother of the fisher lad. Btrike. Oaa bomb squad* war* held 111 eaks supper was served to more was sent to her by Mrs. <71ark, with rounding towns sending students to tories, increased unemployment and "Recreation in the Farm H t^e.'” riod from 7 t o 9, . parochial school. Final figures are Other* who hav* important roles In readlnea*. S:23fl4 p. m., aaetem ataadard time than 100 mambars and gueats. The best wtshes fOr a speedy recovery. Mass., and Prana Beyer of ’Dorring- the further impediment of, JLmeri- tla and hie crew of carpenter* aided HaUcher. ’The young people on re­ tha Rockville 'jlgh school will ton and four grand children. song, "Old Kentucky Home;" reci­ turning from the bouse they are oc­ not available at present, because include Harold Huber, Russell Hop-, Three carpenters suffered In­ and the second at 8:37.10, with con­ tahlee were tastefully decorate Despite the rain about 178 at­ amount to 840,080.00 for the school can Industry. I am unanie to com­ tation, by Miss Margaret Welles, by Jamea Holloran and hi* electrl. tinuing shocks later. The distance with garden flowera and orchid and The funeral will be held from S t prehend how we .can expect to keep Those in Classes of Mrs. See- under the leederahip of gen* cupy were aurprlBed to And so many of the fact that most of the schools ton, RsOfe Harolds, John Qualen, juries yesterday when attacked by tended and fifteen different tem­ year of 1938-34. “Who’s Afraid?" with encors, "The are bolding examinations and the Bradley Page, Samuel E. Hlnea, six men. They were a t work on was estimated at 8,000 miles. In the yellow paper. ples throughout the state were rep-. Bernard’* church Friday morning our factories open by !owerin|( the iert and Miss Grant to Re oral ehalrmaa. Thoma* Conran, of their relatives and friends await­ This means a javthgg of approxi­ at 9 o’clock. Rev. George T. Sln- First Cake;’’ a poem: read by Mrs. results win not be known until (leorge Chandler and Jamea Eagis*. the Church of th« Reformation, near direction of India: The evening meeting waa eallad, rseeoted. mately five mills in the tax rate tariff, thus giving our foreign com­ Heard Tomorriiw Night. Julia Luddy: a paper, by Alfred eoneorted a network of wooden ing them'. T n o tt pastor, will officiate. Burial petitors the American market. How framework Into flniahed booth*, race The bride-to-be waa eeated under next week. Moat of the action takea part *n tbalTocer Sbakatpearo library just which la a considerable sum to the Stone, "Hospitality In the Horn*;’’ a parasol covered with rose petals As ususil, of course, the High a colorful flahing villaga In tha Pa- east of the Capitol. will be In St. Bernard’s cemetery. con we hope to increase employ­ Mrs. Marion Jacobson Seelert, In­ track*, refreahment atand* and taXpayera of thi* Community. With Briefs . ment in this country by encourag­ dancing pavilion—all In preparation as she unwrapped her gifts qf linen, school has the largest number In ctfic Ccaat near Monterey w hen An open shop Iosim bos been the tuition fee at $130 per year or structor, In piano, and Miss Lillian the graduating class, about 210 be­ the company spent aeveral week* added to the carpenters’ demand for A-meeting of the committee In ing Americana to buy foreign com­ WHICH IS THE BEST 25c'‘ MOTOR OIL? for the ^ a three-day grand festi­ sliver, glassware and pottery. 88 per week, the amount received la charge of the alumni reunion of the G. Grant, teacher of elocution, will val wWch the Holy Name Society Games were played and a buffet ing expected to receive diplomas at on location. $1.37'4 an hour wage as a causa of OVER THE BACK FENCE sufficient to pay the salaries of the petitive products when even in nor­ present their pupils In a Joint re­ flOW W OM EN the commencement exercises to be the strike. RockvlUe High school was held last mal times many of our factories anl cital tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock of St Bridget’* Church 1* deter­ lunch followed. The picture Is baaed on an orig­ superintendent, principal, 24 teach­ evening in the office of Principal mined will m akt June 19, 30 and 31, held at the State Theater next week inal story by Robert Lord which ’The new labor-lntarstate. Com­ r s ers, music teacher, two Janitors end mlUs operate not more than seven at the Center C2iurch House. Friday morning at 10 o’clock. This merce Commission building, on an- COME OVER AND SEE AND H ER E’S WHAT PhlUp M. Howe. ^ months in each year." mghts unaurpaased In opportunities we* dramatized for the screen by I part of the fuel bill. RockvlUe was Interested in the The following pupils will take CAN WIN MEN HERE ARE 3 ANSWERS! for real gaiety. number la approximately the same Tom Buckingham and Niven Busch. next to th* Federal warehouse, the iTl IE DELIGHTED MRS. JONES SAW: 0 Had the rate been left a t the $125 So declared Senator James j.- part in a varied program of, read­ as last year. The diplomas will be Lloyd Bacon directed. library of Congress annex, an addi­ MY NEWWESTINCHOli^E publicity night held In Ellington Oevis, tof Pennsylvania, once an ings, piano number* and *ongs: Willlara Qulsh, chairman of the DRIVERS’ EXAMS per year as it waa until this year, Wednesday evening. Mre. George Iron puddler, later Secretary of entertainment committee announces presented by Howell Cheney of the tion to the city postoffice and the I HEAR IT NAS SOME H N V t h a t N t w DUUMC FINISH year, the sum received wduld have Jane Nachowaki, Barbara '’Weir, AND MEN WIN Each o f these motorists tested G ulf lube against town Board of Education. new 8upreme Court building are REFRIGERATOR MARIE. Herzog of RockvUle was In charge Labor in three CAblneto. He was the construction of an outdoor ChANh, .SEE HOW IT S rA M L E S been about $42,050. The reduction of the program with Lewi* H. (%ap- Beatrice Elliott, Ruthmary Wlr- The Favor of Other Men pavlUon Ideally floored for dancing, In the grammar schools, Barnard among the government projects af­ WONDERFUL NEW FEATURES was granted the adjoining towns be­ speaking against the proposal tr> talla, Loi* Whltcber, Marjorie Clay, I\4S0 PROUD OF ITI man of RockvUle as the speaker ijive the President the power ' to . Uolcta twa of bile iuiee flow doilf well known 25f oils— Read what they discovered! an orchestra, th* strains of which IN MAY A RECORD heads the list with a total of 138 RETURNS WITH BODY fected. cause of the depression period of the Peggy Noonan, Anne Ckiok Johnson, your liver expected to graduate. The exercises Readings'were also given, by Goe- ower the present ta*’iff schedule* iDtp your your will spell rhythm with capital let­ past year. tave A. B err., Gene Walton, Udrothy Johnson, foof dm ya in'your bowel*. Yhia'lMtMns ters; a program of novel vaudeville wtll be held Thursday morning of The following Is the Ust of the fifty per cent at Ms wUI He went Shirley Mae Llebe, Mildred Sheldon, md next week at 10 o'clock. Superin­ OF HIS GIRL ESCORT The annual graduations exer­ on: “ We must defeat all proposal* eon»UMted. You rH yellow tonjri*..... ye|. act* featuring the popular Hart­ GQI. PELHAM GLASSFORD tuition receipts: Tolland, first half cises of St Bernard’s parochial Laura Smyth. Barbara McIntyre, breBth. ford traffic officer, Joseph Cappl, tendent of Schools F. A. Verplanck that do not openly' protect the Barbara Wallett, Anne Cath'^ne R»*. disiln^, heodBi^e.—.-..e. You "GULF-LUBETOOKME More Take Tests Last Month year, $1,833; second half year, school wlU be held Sunday after American standard of living and ORve become ^ «n URly.lookme.uKiy.iooKlne. foul imell-■! "GULF-LUBE WENT ] composer and singer, Shonty, will award the diplomas a t Barnard $1,746; total, $3,879. South Wind­ RelUy, Margaret Hennequln, Jo W P ffrio D . You have 1ob( "GULF-LUBETOOKME and at the other grammar schools'. ADMITS BEING WARNED — mm iS ^ k noon at 3 o’clock. An Interesting wages. We must incroase rather cbom. Everyb^jr want* comedian of the highest order in a Newark Auto Salesman Ques­ AND HSAE'S THE NEW sor, rirst half-yeau’, $3,267; second program la being arranged for the Elliott, Juel Marie DeNezzo, Doro^ run from you. 1574I1ILES FARTHER aerie* of eccentric „ dances and Than Any Month During At the 'Hollister Street school, a TRAYS CAtfr STICK W IfH than destroy the purchasing ■ power thy Earle, Elsthcr Sherman Pitkin. S ••It*, mineral waiert. 226 MILES FARTHER 1 class of-about 84 students will grad­ tioned by Police Following HANDY UTCH OOOAOVENEg half year, $3,183; toUl, $6,480. Elost occasion. of the American worker. ’ I say 'OjU' laxative pilla, laxative eandie* or BEFORE A QUART dramatic novelties, the DuBaldo THE HANDY JACK RELEASE Windsor, first half year, $8,037; A large delegation from Rock­ Frances Hyde and Frances Wallett. I*15“ "** A"'* ♦Xpert them to a r t rid BEFORE ! HAD TO brothers, whose entertaining quali­ uate Thursday afternoon at 2 Death of Orange, N- J., Girl. Federal I.Abor Conciliator Told VOli CAN WORE n YYIYH YOUR without fear of contradiotton that if "u that deatroya vour perBonal BEFORE MYOIL-LEVEL second half year, $7,719; -total, $15,- ville went to South Manchester eharfh. They can't do it. fo r th w o nh ties always prove most engaging All of 1933. o’clock. Next Tuesday evening at to Apologize for Protecting RNEE OR 5?^ the workers of foreign lands had WAS CONSUMED." 786. Ellington, first half year, Wednesday evening accompanying the same standards of living and ADD A QUART." and others of equal caliber to be a o’clock, Manchester Green Boh>x>l I>akt’yer Who Was Slugged. $6,714; second half year, $6,219; to­ iilvLi onouffh of the de- DROPPED A QUART.* introduced to the public at a later will graduate about 23 studentM and Morrlatown, N. J,,' ' June 14.— the degree team of Damon Lodge. wages that we have, they would Coimetlci won\ help at all Thursday evening at 8 o’clock the (AP)—Venvm B. Shelters, auto tal, $12,933. Somers, first half Knight* of Pythias, which conferred have the same buying power, and A Thought V. date. The examinations for driver’s li­ Brawley, Calif., June 14.—(AP) year, $672; second half year, $660; a degree on a large class in Man­ •*®P tma decaycolaon fn your bowel* The ‘The previous announcement that cense In Connecticut during May, Buckland school will graduate thir­ salesman who took a girl for a ride with such buying power sufflcieni teen. from Newark Into Morris County B.ig.-Gcn. Pelham D. Glassford, tot ' $1,332. Total for first year chester for Linne Lodge. A social work would be provide to consume Woe unto them that decree un- ; Mr*. Zula Doane Saunders and flve 1934, show several high points: Federal Labor conciliator for the $20,523; total for second half year, hour followed the degree work. other Boston singers, fofmer pupils The .Trade School exercises Will and returned with her dead body JUST LOOK AT THIS NEW what agriculture product> and keep righteous decrees, and that write More applicants were cxamlrred Imperial Valley, disclosed today ho la AND DESERTS FREEZE $19,527; grand total for year, the mills, shops and factories busy of the late Dr. George Dwyer, were than during any month in 10.33; In be held Wednesday evening at 8 beside him, awaited further ques­ FEATURE - THE HANDY TRAY grievonsnesB which they have pre­ o’clock, when Herman Hall, state tioning in Jail today. had received a warning that unless rASTER THAN EVER WITH $40,050.00. Effectiveness of the auto hom for the next quarter of a century. scribed,—-Isaiah, 10:1. to aid in. the. entertainment met fact more than during any .nonth he apologized for protecting a law­ HAS COZENS OF USES The following are the correspond with a flood of requests that this supervisor of vocational education, When he waa arraigned last the new refriceratco ia improved If It is occasionally Today, when drastic legislation ha* a.fUM .nmi-thinz ju.t u so^". for ft since July, 1931, when the Mo*or will award' diplomas to a class of yer who was slugged last week “It SHELF IN THE IROSTERf ing amounts for the past four treated to a few drops of very light been introduced dealing with every msr zriM, loo..n.t..lh or .clH.rVrtum engagement be cancelled and a Vehicis Department took over ths night on a manslaughter charge would require not more than $50 to years: 1933, grand total, $39,698.80; oil. (jp^eiisive government Is more ' Aj Ii for Csrt»r’« LItll. LIv.r Pill. ^ nam, a p ^ a l Indoor concert be provided 43. This, coming Sunday afternoon and held without ball, he still ap­ phase of our contemporary life, we cruel than a tiger.—Confucius. and ffet what you a*k for. © I933.C ^ Cw swamlnatlona from the State police, at 8 o’clock, St. JSmea’s parochial peared In a daze and was unable to have me removed.” 1933, grand total. $39,910.38; 193i, later that Manchester muafe lovers and more than during May for five GlOMford, who said the warning grand total, $34,186.25; 1930, grand may have an entire evening with yeare. ’* school will graduate a class of 4i answer coherently questions re­ total, $27,461.75. these soloists. Mr. Qulsh promises students. garding the girl's death. had come from an unnamed county ’The week of May 14th there were /. The. girl,. Eleanor Colentao,. 23, of official, suggested it was time the The city of RockvlUe is unusually . that-such a concert, will become a more applicants than during any "Imperial Valley learn ll is a part ' fortunate as the municlpaUty is part reality early this autumn. week In 1933, Including the week Orange, suffered a broken neck, aeveral broken riba and a possible of the United States.” He had of the town of Vernon and the town­ Mrs. Andrew Healey, chairman of before the Fourth of July. A M U S m T S caused complaints to be sworn out ship has an endovired school, the the donations committee is offering May 11th was the peak day for fractured skull. Dr. Carmine Berar- -as ehanees, prices, grab bag dlnelll,. assistant Essex County You, too, win be happier wit& e WetHnfhouae. . . George Sykes Manual Training and examinations since 103L cazer to show it to your frienda. Now Westing- High school. This school has a novelties, and booth attractions, a Middletown and New Britain medical examiner, said the girl variety of valuable articles donated -probably wa.i run over by an aiito- house combines ao many delightful features ... trust fund of $100,000 to provide an by the following: Mrs. John Sulli­ each' almost doubled the number of CAGNEY AND bI o NDELL and only Westinghouse gives 5 'YEARS’ PRO­ upkeep. examinations for May, 1033; and moblle. WASH OUT TECTION on the hermetically-sealed mechan­ The standing of the local High van, Mrs. M. Ahem, Miss Leonette Waterbury. Bristol 'ami Danbury All Shelters could say waa that ism on EVERY model for only $1 a yeorl You’ll school 1* extremely high with the Bergeron, Miss Helen Crowe, Mrs. he and the girl, an employee of the Mr. J. P. Cochrahe, Wsbeq, Mast. M r. L. T . Law, A tlanta, Ga. had almost as great jin Increase. IN THRILLING DRAMA enjoy a demonstration. Why not come in TODAY ? „ state official* who have accorded M r.T.W .D«vli,W ineton.Selem,N.C M. Dwyer, Mias N. Smith, Miss 8. firm for which he al.so works, stop­ —Chevrolet osmer. —Plymouth owner. .Tunaky, Mrs. Alfred La Chance, A few of the smaller towns show- the principal and faculty much — Ford owner. ed slight decreases; hut these wire ped In a house at Rockaway Town- 15 MILES OF praise for the quality of students Mrs. Jamc.s Holloran. Mrs. Rlla .\t SInJe Theafer Tomorrow in shin Tuesday night and had several Quinn,. Mrs. Agnqa Chartler, Mrs. all placen where fewer than Vi ex­ graduated each year. The students aminations were, given during May “ He W as Her .Man" — Co- drinks She left the cai later. He also speak very highly of the prin­ Margaret Chartler, Mrs. David Col­ called to her. he said, and when she Each o f these motorists made two trips to some distant point lins, Mias Helen Maloney, Mrs. D. of last year, and many of those to Fenturc Is “WitchinR Hour.” KIDNEY TUBES cipal and faculty. out-of-state drivers, who now come did not reply he found her In the Had the size of the High school St. John, Mrs. Michael Donahue, road. Win Back Pap • e • Vifor • • • ViuHtj $10.00 Delivers a Westinghouse—2. Years To Pay. FIRST TRIP — each used dtve o f the ^7ant to use less oil between changes.^ Mrs. wnilam Halated. Mrs. Helen under the reciprocity ruling. An unusually dramatic theme been made about one-third larger well-known 25c motor oils. . Taking the period from January with a strange twist Is promised VedicfU acthorltiM mttm th a t another 150 students woiild be sent Switch to Guif-lube— the oil that also Warrington, Mr*. Arthur • Sul- npri contain 16 MILKS of tlnr tnbea or liltan, Mrs. ’Thomu Sullivan, Mra 1st to May 31st the record Is even in the Warner Bros, production DIES SUDDENXV flittri which help to purilj the Mood-aad to Rockville by the adjoining towns beat 3 other famous 25c oils in AAA Mcllduff, Mrs. Clara Emmonds, more cheering than for the month of "He Was Her Man," which .s kt« p 7 0 U healthy. who have been requesting permission SECOND TRIP— each used Gulf-luh^.x alone. Whereas the highest num­ If you have trouble with too freaucat BARSTOW’S RADIO SHOP to enter. “high-mileage" tests at Indianapolis. Mrs. Bakus, Mrs. D. Griffin, Miss scheduled as the fenttjre attraction Meriden, June 14.—(AP) —Edwin bladder iHusaircA w ith ira o ty am ount e«u»« And Gulf-lube took each o f them miles Ada PaganI, Mrs. Newton Taggart, ber ol examinations for the live at the .State theater tomorrow and E. Gibson, 66, of 255' Curtis street, inff burning and diicomfort, the 15 MILES 470 Main Street "Ju*t Below the Center Students come as far away as Watch it cut your oil costs. 25c* a months Occurred in 1931, this year’s •Saturday. The co-feature will be of h'dney tubes need wathinir out. This d«n* Warehouse Point each day, and faither before a quart was consumed! qilart. *PIustax. Mrs. Charles Kennedy, Mias Julia fell dead while on his way to work uer Biirnal m ay be the bcgtnnins of nations of 'I’oo'light' Ptfraile." In which state college recently went to Hen­ or so-called "kidney eures" that claim to fU The annual Flag Day exercises, son, Mrs. Buckley,'Miss Catherine totaling 972 were given In Alan- they are two of a number of .stars, you up in 13 minuteH.fnr they may seriously sponsored by Rockville Lodge, No. derson. N. C., and ended an inleata- injure and irritate delicaU tlssuca. Insist Moriarty, Mr*. L. Galligan, Mrs. chester while during May >, year they have not played together for tlon of ants that had defied com­ on DOAN’S BILLS . . . the old reliable re- 1359, B. P. O. Elks, are to be held Bessie Newman, Mrs. J. Dilwortb, ago 877 were given, an Increase'this two seasons. mon household methods of eradL’a- lief that conUln no "dope" or hablt*fenaing this evening and the program ia O iu tt Summer | drugs. Be sure you get DOAN'S PILLS HERE’S Mrs. Agnes Dwyer, Miss D. Toohy, year of 40.6 per cent. Cagney has the part of an ex- tlon. MANCHESTER one of the most interesting arranged Misses Irene and Loretta Sullivan, a t your druggist. O 1894. Foatcr^M Uboni Co. in the history of the community. Mrs. B. Roy, Mrs. L. Mahoney, Mrs. The evening’s program will open Teresa Raggaso, Mr*. 8. Healy, with a big parade at 7:30 o’clock Mrs. M. Wallett, Mrs. Margaret after which the exercises will be Hackett and Mrs. Agnes Hackett held in the auditorium of the Sykes ElEGRIC REFRIGERATOR The above 1* only a partial Ust of Memorial school. Resort the donors. The Quinn Pharmacy .Special Invitations have been cx- has granted window apace for a • tended to the patriotic societies of display of some of the prise*. All the community to attend. It I* who wish to donate articles should SHOPPERS expected the city officials, Including call Mrs. Andrew Healy. THAT "CAN TAKE IT! THAN M EN Mayor George C. Scheeta and mem­ Tickets for entrance to the festi­ Me A bers of the mmon Council, will at­ val grounds may be obtained from tend in a body. Invitations have Miss Beatrice Coughlin and Mrs. al*o been extended to all of the Ernest^ Roy. Such Uckets carry clergy of Rockville and vicinity. r s : chances on one ten dollar and three The parade will include the Amer­ flve dollar prizes. Oxygen gives Life to your Car... this Gasoline Mixes Better with AIR! Know Real Values ican Legion posts of Rockville and 'Tickets for the chicken pie sup­ Manchester as well as the Bugle per may be obtained from Mr*. and Drum Corps. LAKE George Williams. The speaker of the evening will he An Important meeting of all the Hon. E. Mark Sullivan, of Brook­ workers is called for Friday night, Crowds Jammed the Shopping District line. Mass., chairman of the Ju­ June 15 at 8:30 o’clock In St. Brid­ get’s hall. diciary - committee of the Grand Lodge of Elks and a former cor­ y j ^ H A T ts T H E capacity of your poration counsel of the city of Bos­ Today Beyond the Expectations of ton. He will deliver a, speech on SNAPSHOT OF BABY " gas tank ? Multiply that by Americanism auid patriotism. several thousand and you have A feature of the program this an idea of the amount of .AIR year will include a concert In the FIRST PRIZE WINNER yoiir car uses to 'a single filling Any Merchant hall by the Elks Band and selec- Uons by the Girls Glee Club of the of gasoline I Rockville High school. Atrfl. E. W. Johnson’s Entry In Here’s the reason: Before gas­ Another feature will be the’read­ Kemp’s Contest Tskes ing of the prize essay of the recent Connecticut’s Finest Lake Award This Past Week. oline can be burned—it must be essay contest conducted by the mixed with large quantities of air. American Legion, by Faith Bllnn, Slow-starring, shiggisjh pick-iip, OOW N INTO DAVY JONES’ LOCKEB. Th* mta who THIt n THE VATOR rXBSSURB TEST, fiitl on* o( the winner. Development The splendid action snapshot fo down into tbeii^ iaUnclsSsm*s"pifboatt’'ars Schools Observe Flag Day taken by Mrs. E. W. Johnson of 33 loss of powej may easily result the tests Soconr-VsSnnm selentitl. msks to be no mors dtpsndtnl on air ibsn tbs'motor in your ear. sure that Socony Mobilfst mixes better with sir. Flag Day exercises were held In Clinton street, was awarded first from a poor-mixing gasoline. the public schools of the towfa of In investing in Lake Amston prop­ . .YOUR INVESTMENT prize in the Amateur Photo contest r f Vernon this afternoon and proved to a t Kemp’s for ;thla past week. The That' 's why wc stress Gimatic be of unusual interest. The exer­ erty, the fastest growing lake proper­ IS PROTECTED BV picture, now on display 4n Kemp’s Control so. much. This exclusive ‘MANCHESTER DAYS’ • Hard Roads - I • ■ ‘ . ■ ... cises at the East school were held window, la a-fine type of action pic­ in the school yard while at the ty in the state, you not only put your ture, and shows what results can feature givesSocony Mobilgas the e Running Water ability to mix better with air— Maple street school the exercises money into something that will in­ be obtained by using the fast Veri- were held at the auditorium. The • Electricity Chrome K o<^ film. Second prize all kinds o f air. Todqy - Tomorrow - Saturday East School exercises ojiened with v w awarded to Mrs. Vennard. and crease in value but you will, each • Telephone Service Naturally, that means better the singing of the “Star Spangled ITHOUT dependable Uird prize was awarded Ralph Banner" after which there was a year, .collect dividends in health and • The fact that nun} of Manches Kingsley of Highland Park. All of performance,, Full fuel value. flag solute followed by the recita­ ter’s finest families have pu( W performance “convenience’’ , these photos are In Kemp’s window. p im u r e . chased lots end built there. feature are o f little value, ^ o k Tlw contest, In which these local ^ick-starting —fast pick-up— tion "My Choice" by the kinder­ 'lependabic powerl OFFERS EVERY SHOPPER garten and the flag tong by the five to the"'mechanism o f the teftiget- 1 people above were awarded prizes atot you buy. It reptesencs 70% 1# being conducted by Kemp’s Inc. gradea. Each of the different grades local Kodak .dealer, and. will con­ Try the gasoline that mixes then presented a recitation. DRIVE OUT TODAY OR SUNDAY o f your investment and determines tinue throughout the summer. All better with ajrt Stop at the sign BARGAINS IN REAL QUALITY Another feature of the afternoon how long and how well your snapohoU developed at Kemp’s are of the Flying Red Horse—and fill was the presentation of flags to Go srato on South Main Street to Buckingham, turn left over Joh'h Tom Hill refrigerator 'will serve you. a All-steel cabioct, built for * Auxilisry Ftfot Pedal Dooe . eligible for entry in the contest Miss McCarthy's and Miss Her- through OUead to Hebron Center and then Uke Colchester Road to Lake Amston. ■ lifetime with gleaming Opener. up with Socony Mobilggs. ferop’s classrooms by Mrs. Alice The mechanism of a m odern, porcelain interior cod either Kington, patriotic Instructor of porcelain or eUptening e Temperature Control for PUBLISHER DIES A BRIGHT AND SUNNY DAY. Bat inndown brinft Wfltx 8ATI8FIBD with her ear. Hot westber or the Rockville Women’s Relief refrigerator must provide constant giyptsl enamel exterior. fast freezing or ccono^cal ooolneu. Rein miy eome. Air eonditioni ohenfe— eold woether, dry day* or damp—it .eerai to make Corps. The exercises ended with “cold storage’’ day and n ig h t. . . sStsinless Steel Quick operatioo in mild weather. Newport. B. I.. June 14,—(AP)— •o car. need fe.oline that hat Climalie Control. ao diflereoe* with Socony Mobilfai in the fa* tank. the song "Our Flag”. 24 bouts rsrry day. N o other refrig- Freezing Cbembcr. Cennoi * Refrigeration uniaier- Col, Edwin A* Sherman, owner end chip or rust. ' publlaber of the Newport Dally The exercises at the Maple atreet eratot has * performance record rapted while defrosdag. schol opened with the sin^ng of the eaualling that o f the famous G-E eSIidipg Shelves-slip for­ * Operates so quietly yon Newa and • prominent figure in ward S t touch of ■ finger, Republican drclee of Rhode Island, song, "Red, White and Blue” after Monitor Top . . . it is universally can scarcely hear it, nseslcte which the different grades partlci- a Automatic Interior Light­ ^ciurent and bat ample re- died last Blgtit after an opsratioo at patod In the exercloM. The presen­ recognized as the standard o f excel- ing turns on when door is • Newport hospUal. Colonel Sher­ B U Y N O W tation of the flags at the Maple Icoce and lowest in ultimate cost. opcnc^offwbendootclosct. unuuul man was iMtn Iwrs June 16, 1879 street school was made by Mrs. 4md w u graduated from Hisrvard Alice Kington, while the flags were University in IMI. H* f pinahased3 accepted by Sylblc FVhr of grade 6 tb* IMIr News, m m ente of tbs IT MIXES BETTER WITHAIR WHEN SPENDING MEANS SAVING upon behalf of the school.’ - IB l e i f T *1 Miss ?*alth Blinn, winner of the W^etherell Motor Sales Legion prize essay contest recited I 20 East Center Street Phsne 8680, her prise eseay whiiffi she la to give i V, y r* ' - 5 '

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTEl^ CONN^ T h u r s d a t , anoN E xt.' l a M ;

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.ilANCHEBTKR. CONN. THURSDAY, JUNE U . irog. taaiBt to oompraalaa the aituatloa. ovar again, without tba handicap o f thara la a high to«ar. Tba patiant balng aafvad up In tha yaar I9Sa hook, for an that it bean the aagUi brttekle okerelM as wntlag a aevaL Whoa this Inna bitwaiR tha atoal a Niastaanth Route Army. booomaa vary wnak white tostlag in la pratty sadtlag. Ton hastea to M a s . doaai't let you In. bed but this la ouileusly not trua If But B a Just tsOlag you—don't sr- twimiaiilaa and thatr amploysb la I f Mr. Kuraaoto bad strayad a get It, look fondly fia tha aatly Vie- ' P rehatoy It's aMdag too much to poet Me auch. >>• goaa about hte r e ^ a r dutlea torlan style of the cover and UtM ■xpwit that It would. RatalUBg the challoea atolen seven weeks ago from BfnUb MM M tha moat thnatonlng thinga Ut'tortber afield, or if In his w ta - and tbusi'aecuraa a fair amount' of The book is off sred by M aoe sad St. Joflsph's ehureh at Central Fans, page, aad sat'to work reading it Ooapal story inn’t the aama kind of Schuster at I1.7A REPORTS NEW TYPE WINS UGH HONOR tlMt has oecuttad itoea tba begin­ derlngs he had happened to fall off axercteas white undergoing n tost and find. before you get througb, WHAnONTHEAIR rsoevsnd ta a sseond hand store. ■V JOHN HAOMtLA ning c t tha Naw Oaal thara la a high wall or get blmaelf run over that, almost anybody mlgbt have- THUR6PAY, JU N 114 (Oaatral ax6 Butern Btondard Tlae) .a t l& mth&ut. <»— . (■hartoaed .Lega) markad dagrsa eg apathy toward It by an automobile, undoubtedly wa I CATION written it. ' Nelai AH programs to key aae baste'-eluilns er groups thereof unless aa*ei* OFHEARTSURGERY • g y iin niMuaoti Question: M. H. B. aaks: "Why fled; oooet to coast (e to e) 4eslgnatlea locluest allmSupie stations ***** ATWILBRAHAM Q— »nu i u m s m Thara Is That U not to aay, of course, that ca tba part of tha public, deoplta ■bould,'bava had Japan In complete does anhrltte or rbeumntlsm draw a vaguely malaaoholy Progrsmt eubjeot to ehsnge. F. " ' fDaylitht La ttr), A now tjrpa o t mlntetura iM te lateTMt to tha puUlMtloa of "The It isn't worth readlnig. rimo One Hokr • • • M (M U M I, IMt IM tha taet that a gtnaral and long possession of another casua belli, the lega out of place and ahorten NSC-WSAF NKTWORK Ctn^ Beet. transmitter wlU ha tnoludad la tha IM jMtry rvMUlt■■ BBMM U fe of Our Lord", by Cbarlea Dick­ Dickens set out to retell the story atrlka In tha steel Industry would be and a few thousand Chinese civil- tham In many oasea T** of Christ for bia Own children. He BASIC — laeti wsaf wlw weel wtlo. • • 'I t " eill—Just Flsln Bill — aostl accaaaorlsa o t • Major Wlttteto S. I M « w n te n . ■aUfM BaUf* M U « ens—that aUm booklet that waa For... Years wlsr wtog wesh wfl »ilt wfbr trre »g r 2,W **W ^***l jju»oe'l Or. Qeyeiaod Doctor Pictures at lUaokM tar. O m m , m almost eartaln to set tba country BS murdered by Jap rlfies, ma- Anawar: Arthfltte doea not actu­ written nearly 90 years ago and did It reverently and devoutly. - I ■wben woas wtam trwj —al; Miei 'ked * enei.—m. Cansrflene— Dixie Kepner and Capt Alltert W. Stevana Tbomat H. JolinttoD Gets ■ 4 CUu Mall tta iur. ally ahortan tba teagth of tha oooes that lay burled among tba author^a can imagine that many parents will wtnaq wefl woe-trho trow 'wtoir 'wkbiwkbt •iflO—flltO-~ iil^T h e serenagers — baato: P Y R O n KMi A|Hils,l _WM(mirT10K KA1M back to whera It was a year ago china guns and al^iana bpmba. DEPENDABLE N(>RTHWg$T A CANADIAN — wtmi Oliver Nairler Orehaetra — Dlxlel when they make thatr atratoaphtra but tba aaura btfght ot the pa»iaat papers until It wiw brought to the ba glad to put, this book into the wtha...... ketp...... wobowdav wdair kfrr*kfrr crot______ofof “Buek — *■ negtro^peatn., for midwest What Will Be Done in the * • • • •URS, • Tur. b* MUi ...... •.la.M last winter, so tor ae Industry and Kuramoto, boweyer. apoUad tbs (144— S:4b—. fight early In July-It will bo used Davison Scholarship^ Is ^ ■Ml] ...M..••••( *4i aa wall aa the leagth of the haa surface this apring. hands of their youngsters. •OUTM — wrva wpU w ^ o wib irjax — Beeke Ceriar, Talk — ba- to flash tha volcoo of the baUoonlats ROBERT iC ANDERSON wfla-wtun wlod wen wme wob wapi tie; Jimm; Orenee.— west V Wdtrms bM babMa ...... M.WMH.4.9 *49 Induattlll emptoyment art con- show by turning up alive and un- tha appaaraaoe of balng abortsuad The Interest in it gets Its mel­ back to oarth from aa aatiasatod 9uu4. oa« r * » i ...... it.M bacauaa of tha beading of tha Jolnta But there arc people, aad they Fuaaral Director For wldz womb kvoo way wtoa wbap kpre ••0 ^ 7iC»-8rea nien't CeTumblanb Near Fotnre. osnsd. And tha reason for this burt—and by not having tbe-praa- ancholy ting* from tha fact that tha are numerous, to whom Dtokana la voal kibi kttn wsoo wave heigbth of IS to 16 mllta. Ths M n d Coveted Prize. BYkOri kltle beMi oMhlfia or » ■ aMoouTao which often cannot ba parfaetly uttte book Just isn't quite aa good WATKINS BROTHERS Inc. MOUNTAIN—koa------MN—ko« kdrlkdyl kal. kair kshi eaS el»a«ring twee He. Vtoy fst widespread lack of Interest la to be ance of mind to pretend that ha bad a magic nama, giving access to an PACtolC COAtT—kgo itfiiSl kgw kome- power of U m tiny transmittar will a tsray far aaeh arhae aoe rRBM atrajgbtenad whan thara la a gra5 aa you expect It to be. t e l . Oflloa 6171. House 7494. Ichq kfed ktar kgu kpo be omy'eight watts, yet it la pre- Tb* AuootalM •>rua li found In tba fact that the general been kidnaped by Cbinato probably daal of pain preaeat, or when large anohaated county that Is lit by a Cleveland; June 14. — (A P ) —A •sray will Se the |ebt Net- M tltM U Um to( rapablleaUoB After all, Dickens was aomebes^ light not scan on aaa or land,'peo­ te n t Bait, J £ _____ dictod^that its range at thla alti­ Tbomaa Hugh Johnston, son o f run of people have oonM to the con­ acting under orders of tbe Kanking amounte of bony nodules farm pretty spedal. The thought that a 1 '? ^ f ‘9 ?~ ferlil, "Oenfliet"—to eat naw type of heart surgery promis­ s e lte i^ le ssaale aeS eel- mt all aawi diaeateb* or*4it*4 to it around tba Joiate. pled by folk who will never grow S:S0- 4iS0-Wlnnle the Peeh—bostei silSn- ti'lK i^ e y ’k CrVaa'letirpi■ Plane tude will be approximately 10,000 Mr. and Mrs. Tbomaa H. Jobnaton Ml*. ffiraoTI It a tawslela ar bM etbarwMu aiwbltad la ibui clusion that what la going on is a government or some patriotic eo- new, impubllshed book ^ him is Ma Perkine, hketeh—west repeat g ilS - i t o —Oerfe Lwalh! A_ O-Kbee.mi ing qna avenue of escape from the ftoUOB. old or lose their freahneaa; and this i i 4^ 4i4S-Jee White. Tenor l ^ ---baslm Ann Lest OrMnSli of Bast OMter street, was awarded leeeet hill, feey i « •*#. a 8 3 5 bar ta!** Ibaal aowi pab- war between two rackets—tbe clcty. How dellgbUd the Jap mlll- JiOO— S:00—Dinner Centtrt-«lto cet “ I*?*?-" present tremendous heart death 4-aa battle aiakat $4 talleM 4 i l ^ tisa—John B. Kennedy's Telk one of the^ bigheet honors conferred all rtbhU ot rtpablleatioB' » t racket of tbe American Federation tarlats must be at tbe safe return rate in the United SUtM. waa pro­ Ed Wynn, the Firs C h ie f , ___ af aatayferaalilt. Ash fw It at ■paoiBi 4l«DBlebM barala ar> aU* M> 4:4S— 4i4$—Mary tmsil A Oreheitra upon any student during the com­ poTToa. - BiOa— SiOC—feseball—weaf B other* posed to tha Amerioan Medtteil As­ been Invltod to become an honor­ ysvr harSware, Seaetlenwl, of Labor and tha racket of bbas- of the vice-consul to toa ken of bis •)18— ills—Band and OleJi-oSit A eo ary member of the cteaa of , erVf, teed ar fleorer etara. SiSO— diSO—ghlrley Howard, Jeetere sociation today by aaude 8. Beck. 1024 mencement exerciaea at Wilbraham rail MrUaa bUMi bf M ■ a bar. controUed company union. fellows may ba Imagined. ' Oisy's Oreheetre Ciaveland surgeon. Yale. Dressed In a brand new Firs A i^ e m y this year — the Davison $t4»— e;46—The Osldbtrae, Berlal Aet t :*r~!g'.*g~9.h«ri«e Jern et Oreheetre MICMLINO ttOS. btoa. laa dido— TiO^nudy valMe'e Hr.—• to d .• ‘J f—iJiiJ—Hearv Buset Orer—faoalo He pictures aurgecDUitn the hea.- Chlsf uniform, IM wiU attend tba ^holarahlp. Thte prlaa la annual­ With one hand this administra­ 7:00- tiOO—Capt. Hanry'e ghewheat 10 ?2ZJ3!SSr5*®*^*L®Jl"V Ore.—tnslo futuro operating*^ directly upon claaa reunion In New Haven, Com­ ly prsaantad ta tha student who haa CMIMICAL CO. Pubiiabor'a RaproMatauva: 'rba tion has baen coddling and foster­ A NAVY INVASION fiOO—.1 ;0O—Baar-Carnars PrIS* Ploht 10i30.-11tl^jen >eMsek Oreheetre Jaitot Matbawi bpoclal ApaDe7-*Ma« eido—IdidO—Veur Lev*)— wtaf only i«ri Hloe* Orehr-midw ittorte. Tha bsarta wUI 'ba patcbel mencement Week, and will parade shown a marked capacity for lead- Cemaea, M.J. Sark. Cbteaao. Uatroit aob Oostoa ing racketeering unionism; with tba tlio —10:10—Kathryn Nawman—baala; liberally he predicted, with gmfts to tbe Tala-Harvard baseball game arahip, cooperation, and helpful in­ It would be Interesting to knoV Fine Quality— Amazingly low prices ot Can* and Clan—repeat for. weat ''""► “ ItiOO—Denoe Heur—wabe B west 1 R U C K Watkins of tissue tSdien from other parts of astride a snow-wbito horse. Ed will fluence In acbool life. Johnston Is MKMiMCM auurr BUREAO o r other It has been pending aid and tiSO—10i3(h-Prt*t-nedla Nawa Parted NBC-WJZ N iTW O R K non t’OI \f ) M S by what right the United Btotaa tha bo^. return to tbe network for the Texas now a member of the senior clast ORCULaTIUNS. comfort to the enemies of any kind •ito—lOito-Bnaste et Brluln, aarlel BASIC — gaeti w, Navy stepped into the coroner's In­ lOiOd—lliOO—Nalph Klrbary, Baritone rlj wbs-vbsa wbol Ftettoned haarta will be straight­ CJompany adrly next fall. »«lntaln- Th* Baraid Rtlatlaa Oonpaap. lae. of oollectiva bargaining by pulling lOiOS—lliOO—Jimmy Lunedfard Oreha*. wham kdka wgar wrjr wlw wtrr w n ^ aaaaaiM ao bnaaelaT raapooitbilltT vestigation of the New York state ! lOitO—llil^ H arold fltarn'* Orehaatrd Mldwseti woky - wear wie kwk e n . leaking heart valves will be ed a high acholaatio average during PVROT'E tor typoarapBleal 'rroro app.ar:iia la its punches In Its sparring with the kwer kotl wren'wMq kao wkbf Cloned. - bia year at Wilbraham and has plane crash and seized the evidence | CBS-WABC NBTWONK NOnTMWBST IY a n AOIAN - WtmJ "There's no fuel like an old fuel ” ‘ A V N I O I V I M*tr(mni«nta la tb« Maaebatfar Henry Fords and the Wslrs. It BASIC—Baati wxbc wads woko weSo Tom hearts will be sewn up. The quotes Raymond KnlgbL tha alleged been an active member of the vmr- Evaatnc Harala In the possession of that official. : wasb wnao wgr wkbw wkre whk eklw SOUTH — wrv* wpti wwne wla wjiuc surgery that will do thla with com­ ■Ity football team and tbe varsity has created this labor mess by try­ wRa-waun mod warn wma wab «*pl comedian, who they say la a bit old The disconcerted coroner explains ! wilru wcau wip wjaa waon wfbl wapd parative safety without stopping fashioned about bis bouaa heating. basketball team. He U also aporta THUhSDAY, JUNE 14 ing to tide two horses at the same wjrv wmaa: Mldwaati wbbm wtbm I —f r . K * •’*•9 IWO reporter for the Atlas, tha weekly that he waa ooropelled to bow to a ' kmbe kmoK wowo whoa wool ktba ktba waoc wave tha haarW-ia already In the experi- He ateadfasUy refuses to bum'oil time— both of them bad actors. BAST—wpg whp wibw whoo wlb* wfaa MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kglr kgW mantol stage. coal gas or use electricity for heat­ Academy newspaper. THAT DIVIDEND "higher authority." No doubt he | wore arleo efrb ekto *5 5.®*!'*’ *~ hgo K kgw kemo Weneasaty DevelopmeBt ing. . in auch situations the citizen who DIXIB—wgat wet* wbro wqam wdod kbq kftd ktor kpo See the FLEET believes what he says. But when ; klr* wroo wlao wdau wise krld wrr Can. Boat. Kxparlmsnta on , animals were ^ At anchor In tha Tbaaa ‘Waoebaatar Dbya ", for has bad no voice In their creation, hull kta* wooo koma wdbe Woax wbt cited to show that mechanical de- did the Navy become aa authority | wdne whig wtar wdbj wwva wmbg slltr Leey-eoat InddentaUy, Ray found hte g r a _ ^ HUDSONRIVER wbleh the marchanta of thia towa even though be falls victim to ths waj* wmbr $;♦*— Annla—oaat only formltlas may develop In bruised needed cutting the other day and superior to that of the etate of New M iO W itT—womb wgl wnt wmbd wlan l i s t conetrt SL.NUAlr,. JUNE 17 b*Ta made auch etrenuoua and aa* situation's oonsequeneea, la likaly to 4iOC— 0:10—The gtsmp Club — w]i hearto. Operations to sat them went out to the tool bouse but aU York In the control of Its dvlc i wIbw Icfb kfab wkbn wooo wsbt kaol right. Just as like deformities are tarprlainr preparallon, arrive ac- dismiss the problem with the dis­ wnax be could find was aa old pair of function's In time of peace? MOUNTAIN—kver kli kokkal 4 i4Jf- ji4S-.^oimll Themia •» oaat; rapotred In other parts of the body, sclasora and a acytha. Bo wbatl ■XCURSI0N$< eonpanled by auch a helpful event gusted comment, "Let 'em ..skin COAST — khl koin kfro kol kfpy krl . ^nle-^peat to mldwast tha surgeon said, are a "necessary •.00 The New York coroner would fctbk km] kwg kern kdb kgmb kgb a ?2z 2:?2~A !r*f.!? only "That's all there la,” sighed Ray. 1-N iw y o n K aa iiaa marked no atmllar occaalon their own snakes.'* Cant. laat. ■« Lotry, Cemady Aet davelopmant’ of the future. "There Isn't any mower." nuiuHiaa satwi i M have been wholly within bis rights ^ Lopaa Orahaetra Hypodermics made of flesh BostCB—Two flabannen, mourasd lb any city or town anywhere, ao Si30— 4i30—Jack Armatreng, Oklt -aa JiOO— 7:d0—‘‘Crlt* end Qravy,” Berlal by shipmates aa lost after, they dla- Lh. Windsor Locks...... 7:24 A. M. and would have done no more than | only; prqan and Speikar — weat J J’2®r^''4«iHey*eMue. Comedy which relieve tome kinds of limp­ t * r 99 we have ever beard, In tbia 4:4S—Clarano* Whaalar.Orshaa. !'4f— ?'S“ !por Cerln, Put. Birlten* ing, leg cramps and leg weakness Of all the radio sotud devloea appeared in the fog off (tope Sable, Lv. Hytford ...... 7:44 A. M. FARM INCOMES hie duty had be, when a naval o ffl-; diO^liOO—iuek naiara In S4M. tkit or any ether year. It la tba bappleit 7l00— OilniOO—Dad'- — were detcribed by Nelson W. Bark- heard recenUy, the electric rasor- B-, last Monday, surprised the Dm I28tb 8 1...... 10:16 A. U. cer came to him and demanded the I r-^ »V OQly. Soott, Beritsne—waat, Iddla, Duahln Orahaatra blade sharpener of Buck Rogers, or dreumatancei that tba commu* When and If tha Orange and the DAYS Bobby Benton—east only; •r, M.D. George B. Brown, M.D., crew of tba trawler Mary B. O’Hara Dim New ,. .10:28 A. M. surrender of the documents and the , aklpeir^poat to midwest; B4. tiOd-rlOiOO— o iv a lltrt' Quartdt— « u t ; and Grace M. Roth, M.D., of said to Imlteto on Imaginary "psy­ is they walked aboard tha veaaei Bltira b lf abopplny featlval ahould Farm Bureau Federation formulate Wash Rugs . WuMiabaoh Orehaatra—watt • And)--eep**t for weat chic” ray, is the moet novel. soon after she arrived at the flab Lv. New York®...... 6:20 P. M. chemical specimens In the case, I'dOr- SiSp—naplneky Bntamble—ba- • ij^ io iio — Th* Poet Prlnse, Bongt Rochester, Minn. pyBcbroalM exactly with the dump- a state Income tax law 'lor 'pyeien- (11) 34x86 Hlt-or-Mlaa Rag: (4) 24x86 Rag •loi, Wurtsabeeh Oreheatra—weat; pier with her flag at half mast. They Lv. 128tb 8 L ...... 6:80 P. M. thrown that individual out on hU ^ Jaok Ametreng — mldweat rpt. • 'J^ ld 'S C — Preea.Padi* Newa Period These hypodermics were extracts tatlon to tha next Oeneral Aeaem- Cnienllle; (19) 27x34 Plain Rag; (14) 30x60 t* " ’*’*'"*'®'* Orohee. from the pancreas and from mus­ A l Carbone, ex-leathemeck, cook bad taken turns rowing to (tooe *®*wi4CwenlTimi6el lenmi ScMdoro TO-* Inr of a fifth of a million dollart 4:4i-L g!4^Th* Baal* ttraat Beya* I5:®J~U:®5~Don Beetpr A Orcheetra ear. .! Plain Rag with end borders. ValusL s*a> li liOO—ienga by tylvla Prood cles. The disease they relieve Is and harmonica virtuoso with the Sabla Sstil around thm dooi on A T K A im right Into tba paople'a lapa. The dli- bly,' or when and If eoms one else from $1.15 to $1.45 ...... f O C 10:*d-rri!>6— Dancing In Tw in Cltlaa Somebody In Mr.' Swanson's Navy j Intermittent claudication, a crip­ Byrd Antartic expedition, has aent Hartford—State Labor Commu- V ® " *•» isS^.« trlbutlon of two hundred-odd thou- draws tucb a law for them, it would out a challaqge via the short waves y'iL f'T - * « “" > J# T M. (*AT.) Department committed a huge! (6) 18x36 Tufted Cotton; (10) 26x62 Braid­ pling condition caused Inflam­ sloner Tone requests regional labor Tlthete: ASulte 7Sc. Chttdron Me. ■aad doUara In dividenda to tba da- ba well for drafters of tba measure mation of the inner linings of legal to tha Navy's harmonica players. I w d to Investigate the dispute be- blunder. It will be surprising If ^ ed Ganva.s Ovals; (5) 27x54 Pialu Chenille; . ley .ZelL A llia- Baruek, An eliminatlan contest la now in ******* ffa-iSw poaltora of the. cloaad Mancbaatar to fully consider one condition (1) 30x50 Braided Canvas Oval; (4) 30x60 arteries. t w e « offleials and employsB af iti« neBDiineaeirdfre an ip*ei9 no row it kicked up In Congress (childhood playlet.) progress and at 10 o'clock tonight coach train. Truat and Safa Dapoalt Company which farm folks, whan they think Plain Rag with end borders. O C ^:0Q—United States Navy band — Colt Patent Fire Arms Company. over It. the Navy's best chugger will answer N E W HAVEN * .« . could have come at no more aiia- and talk about tncomaa, are prone Values from' $3.25 to $5.00...... wnc direction Lieut Cbarlea the challenge burled from Uttte Providence, R. L —Three gold pidoua moment. to overlook. That is the fact that ' Bartfarfi, Oona. B ^ter. A N ^ America. Occasional Chairs J. 1040 K. CL S8S4M. 6:18—Goodrich Baseball F*fnimit Tbla dividend of i l 1-3 per cent, those commodities consumed by Tmvaten BroafiCBattog Serrloa BIU WlUlams. Nathan Gatchell and Henry Hil­ Some of the nice things we listen­ bringing the total aalvage to date themselves and their families, which Choice of 6 styles, including four .(^ueen 6:80—Time. , liard motored to Hertford Thurs­ i^alth Diet Anne typea and a Hepplowhlte arm and aide ed to during tbe week were: Flo 6:81—NBC Program Highlights. day evening tto take part In on to 87 l - f per cent, la, vrben all la are the product of their own land, chair. Green and rust tapeptry and damaak Tluirwtey. gone 14. ZIegfeld's glamorous musical show 6:83—Old Farifler'a Almanac. entertainment given by a group of "Rio Rita" on Tuesday; Freddy ■aid and done, a bigger one than constitute Income In exactly ,tHe coverings. Formerly 0 9 0 *7 B (Eaatom Daylight Saving Time) 6:86—Tempenature. Advice F. 84. young men from tbe Kingsley Ferdinand and his versatile orchea- the great majority of the ''froren ' same degree that such parj, of the up to $27.,')0...... 9 1 £ ,• / O 6:89—Faipoua Sayings. School. 'This entertainment was By Ur. Frank McCoy 4:00— Chick Webb’s Orchestra. tra with 12 violins over the Yankee lift ANNIVERSARY 6:42—Weather. , depoaitora bava aver expected to re­ town workers' pay as be has to ex­ given In East Hartford recently Network, every night from the 4:30—Eleanor Gainea Smith, pian­ 6:45—Today’s NsiPl — Lowell where It met with big success. It Is ceive alnce the very earllest'daye of pend on similar commodities consti- ACHIFVE.MENT ,NK(T,S.S.\RY" Book ShsivM ist. Totem Pole ballroom. A coining Thomas. planned to present It In Andover In event of Intereat ia: A novel "listen the hank'a deatng and atnea the tutoi Income. FOR HE.ALTH . Hanging wall racks with tlaraa sbalves In 4:46—Betto Ferguson, popular en­ 7:00—Pepsodeht Program — Amos a few weeks. ^ choice of solid mahogany, rad, yadow or green tertainer. in” over the San Francisco tele­ CELEBRATION eemplatanaaa of the InatttuUoa'a The farpier who regards a city 'n' Andy. The Andover Lake Dance pavilion phone exchange the feature of flnlshea, beautifully madn, O Q fiiOO—Meredith Willson's Orches­ opened for the firet dance of the failure wan reallned. In April, I read over the radio an 7:16— Dick Tracy (dramatic which will be the description of how mechanic aa much better off than 7 only. Regular $4.66...... tra. sketch.) season Saturday evening. article I firet wrote for this column 5:30—Winnie The Pooh. It feels to be called down In seven So vary complete waa that failure himaeif becauae th# factory worker about twelve years ago. 1 received 7:80—Eaatem Horse Club (speak­ Visitors at the home of Allison B. 6:46—Joe White, tenor. Chinese dialects. "Dar huey bln aha that It la extremely Improbable that receives $1,600 a year In cash while many calls for a copy and alnce jo ers.) Frink ■ Wednesday evening were 6:00— Baseball adores. ah? (number, please.) there would have been anything like he himself never sees more than many of my radio llsfcnera foun*! It 7:85—Vincent Lopez and his S t Mra. William Armour and Eugene 6:03— Wrigbtvllle Clarion. Regia Hotel Orchestra. Platt of Wapplng and Mr. and Mra. ■o extenetve a Mlvage If tba liquid­ $1,000 or even lees forgets that the of sufficient Interest to them that How tbe operators are able to | they want a copy to keep, I believe Solid Walnut 6:30— Serenading Strings — Cliris- 8:00—Boston Fire Department Edward Platt and Joseph, Margaret ation of the bank had been conduct­ town dweller must apend several, tioan Kriens, director, (talk). and Della RIatt of San Diego, Cali­ render immediate service,, or service j that my readers will also find it of 6:45—:Mary Small. at all, when patrons request to be ed In the uaual way by one of the hundred dollars a year on milk, value and 1 am therefore re print 8:15— Spiritual Singers _ (negro fornia. Edward Platt ia a sailor and 7:00—Jack and Loretta Clemens. connected with Quang Lee or Woo \Npthlttg changed but the prlceal traditional recelverehlp*. Manches­ Ing It today. Occasional quintette.) a member of the fleet that passed In eggs, potatoes, fre.sh vegetables and CP* 7:15—w n c Sports Reviews. review before the President recent­ Sblng, or any other Individual they ter people who receive tomorrow Physical health Is not alone de­ 8:80— "Maasaebusetta Bay <3olony” GfVMeat newfl of the year for truck buyers I fruits, whereas these things, togeth­ 8-Piece Solid Maple Bedroom Group of Colo­ 7:30— Shirley Howard and the Jes­ —Gleason L. Archer (talk). ly. He Is spending a ten-day leave name, is received, will be M d by pendent upon correct habits of eat­ ters. Loo Kern, manager of the exchange. tboee S3 1-3 per cent checka may lui er with table poultry, anook shelves; magazine Chests In walnut veneer. Hava 6:30—Jack Armstrong — All- 12:00— Don Bestor and hts Hotel cloud the truth—the activity of this all fair to the w’age or salary work­ good attitude of mind which makes racks and pier cabinets. Two of the air testedgasket-ecaled tops, American Boy. Pennsylvania Orchestra. (Ite-Cen 1«1' er much of whose Income must go newapapar In bringing about the ap­ for health a great deal more than pieces are sketched. Regular values $50.00 Insurance policy Included. 8:43— Clarence Wheeler’s Concert 12:80—Dancing In the Twin Cities. BREAKFAST SET Ok4eis XlR* efx eyUoffara) Orchestra. ' pointment and recognition of the for mere .aiiatonance. It would set all of the ca.Mtor oil In the drug $0.95 and $6.9,5. 11th Anniversary Special store. Simmons 6:00— Cniff Benson, songs; Otto ■fx eyftoffera) Dapoaltore ' Committee without tha farmers apart as aa especially ...... $ 1 3 . 9 5 m t i ...... * 8 4 8 If tha athlete can train to !becom** Neubauer, pianisL Here's a really knockout value In wboaa laborious work and intelli­ favorfd class. 6:15—^ b b y Benson and Sunnv . $ 8 9 8 C A . 840 a winner, he is not only oennfitoj Studio Couches BUCiONGHAM. a solid maple breakfast set Ex­ gent pbratltence the final hypothe­ Any such class distinction would, by the physical training" bu* also Lawn Settees Jim. A genuine Simmons couch, Quipped with 6:30—Mlcha Raglnsky'a Ensem­ tension-type table with four beau­ Othsr Modsls Also Availablo at Raducad Prldsa cation of the bank's eecurlttes with of. course, have to be avoided if the from the Joy which comes wltn vic­ Folding lawn settees with 3-slat Tho ■ graduation exercises of the tory. a fine innerspring mattress,. Opens into back and 6-sIat seat 42 Inehea ble. Buckingham school were held Mon­ IN A TANKFUL tiful, sturdy chairs. HonesUy. it’s s the RFC would have been Impossi­ program of tha Orange and the Fed­ It Is fortunate If one's desire f,’ r full size, or twin beds, by one simple motion. long; combination red and natural 6:43— Beale Street Boys. day evening, June 11, in the audl- the best buy of Its ij-pe we've seen ble. 7:00— Sylvia Froos. eration were not to be stbutly op­ success Is along a path which Ij a afaleh. terium of the Buckingham church. for yceu’s. Carpet Remnmits Homespun coverings; three *7C f 7:15—Jack Fisher’s Orcbeatra. 29 If ever people got eomethrng out posed by tbe non-farming part of healthy one from a physical stand­ Were $1.39...... 9 0 C The clasa motto was on the plat­ pillows included. Reg. $35.00 / O 7:30—Serenaders. of an apparent nothing It Is In the the population. It Is not going to point. and so the cultivation of the' form in large letters. It read In Dodge ofoae yod get ouch a oombinatioo Of extra-sehte tea- desir- to be stronger than tlio aver­ 7:45—The Bethany Glrla. "Flnsh What You Attem pt" present Instance Whether there turm a* hydraulic brakea that atop faster and su rer, . . Oil-eoving be an easy thing, at best,' for the age Is such a goob one that "very- HALF PRICE 8:00—The , Columbiana The names of tbe class of eight will ever be another dividend of any seekera after real estate relief to i "nc- will do \yell to find tome ath- Book Shelves , 8:15—Everett D. Dow, the Fact and their subject follows: "The oil filter . . . 4-ring pistona that save pow er. .. full-floating roar. ' Finder. eubatance It Is, of course. Impossible get accepted. In tbU etate. the al-1 " ’hlch he can he*»mc Weave Reg. Sale Choice of four patterns. In solid mahogany, red Name of Old Glory," Marion Bar­ , * “ i**^88vaa upkeep . . , exhauit valve eeot inserts «).■? eovu g— i .. - I Proflffent Thti will satls^- that 27"x2r4' Rust Broadloom Velv*t $17.42 8:30 — Raffles, the. Amateur 3-Room Complete to guess. But even If there Is not .1 $8.71 and ivory enamels. Regular $7.00 A o bara Horvatt; "Graduation Prom­ There’s now no reoara for baying a track w ith o u t theos fm- temative of Income and sUes taxa-, very primitive longing to conquor Plain to $9.95. 5 only ...... Cracksman. ise," Ernest J. Larson; "True Patri­ and U the people of Manchester tion. They would be quite sure | which Is so Instinctively a part ot 37 x6'9" Rust Velvet Plain, $6.65 $8.33 9:00—Presenting Mark Wamow. otism,” statla Florence Gaballs] tore*,! for prices of all throe low-priced tru oks are oow virtually mark their accounta with the old to fall If.tb# farmara were to seek,! nian's natural desires. ^ this size 9:30—Fred Waring'a Pennsylva­ "Flags," Charles Frederick Larson; identicaL ^ 27 x5 6 Rust Velvet Plain Martha Washington Chairs f K # nians and Guest Star. ' ' ' bank "Closed,** most of the money In the eatlmatlng ot Incomes, any One of the most Interesting and $6.50 $2.78 "What Is So Rare as a Day ip satisfying ways to realize the thrill 27 "X6'6 " Mulberry Plain Velvet $5 87 $2.99 Perfect reproducUona with solid mahogany 10:00—"Conflict” , T. 8. StribUng Jtme," Linda Mary Ferando; "Wash­ Home Outfit Go to your nearest Dodge dealer today. See these tracks. Get they are now receiving is like manna special advantags o\mr the is-age of achievement Is to practice the S2"x6' Miflberry Plain Velvet $7.60 $3.73 frames and rich-green, mat or gold coverings. 10:15—Fray and Bargglotti. ington and Lincoln," MerrUl James Nothing Elae To Buy your foee copy of the Dodge "Show-Down” Score Card. See bow falling from the blur. worker. conquering of such harmful pas- 27"x33" .Mulberry Plain Velvet $3.69 $1.85 Front legs fitted with brass casters, aa m the orig­ 10:30—Ann Leaf at tha Organ— inal. Custom built. 4 only. r t r * Keeney; "The Fellow Who Fights much more Dodge gives you. Then decide for yooroelf! It waa all gone but here cornea a Btons a.s fear, hatred, envy, jeal- ■ W 'x6 6 " Taupe Plain Velvet $8.00 $4.00 Jimmy Brierly, tenor. Alone," Merle Florence KMsey; 36"x6'5" Taupe Plain Velvet Regular $29.50 ...... «p l«7 e / 5 . 10i45—Assistant Secretary of Just think! A complete home alseabla bit o f,It back. Hoo-ray! ousy, criticism, etc. .This Is a little $5.87 $2.94 "Power and Aim,” Felix Longo. outfit for kitchen, living room, 36"x6'3" Mauve Plain Velvet $12.25 , t Navy Henry L. Roosevelt's Flag That*a the only way to. look at It. JOKE ON THE J APS ,, game you can practice* with your­ $6.13 Tbe Invocation and benediction and bedroom; in1:iudiDg a Phllco self at ^ every opportunity which! 36"xl0'8" Peach Plain Velvet $24.50 $12.23 Chippendale Mirrors Day Address. v were given by Rev. Henry A. Fast $ NOIV. .DODGE s W y f S ® 36 "x3B " Peach ^ Plain Velvet radio! An ideal way for young And what a time for^Mta return! Tba raajppaaranca of the missing presents Itself. If these destructive ■ $7.00 $3J)0 Chippendale Jig-saw mirrors of excellent design ll:00-r-Vera Van. * Tbe diplomas to the graduates were 36 "x4'7' Peach piain Vllvet couples to 'Start housekeeping, Hoo-ray agafn* Japonssa vice-consul at Nanking, tlmught" are mastering you. start $12.35 $6.18 in mabogapy finish. 11:15—Press-Radio News. presented by Superintendent Fran­ 11:20—Casa Lome Orcheatrsi. or for anyone to buy for re­ Kuramoto, who. tuma out to have In today to take an Inventory of ®’''* , Plain Velvet $14.62 87.31 Regular $2.95 ; ...... Jjj | , 0 * / cis Knox of the Glastonbiiry schools'. placement your Uioughte. and lec if j*oq can­ Hlt-or-Mlss Wilton $8 93 $1.97 11:46—Henry Busse’a Oreheatra. THE LABOR MESS been wandering about In a dase ” Blue. Taupe Hooked • Gas Ranges "^tMmer Chairs ■' not make a good score each day oy Folding steamer ehaln, with fiaL An . urn containing the aahes of from aome sort of collapoe, turns replacing a bad thoughT with s Design $9.37 $4.69 While tba proposed admlntitratlon- - Choice of two styles: Leonard-Baker square 4- co’mfqptable seats, and-foot rsaU. Mrs. Isabel E. Tiley was burled In the warlike demonstration by Japan good one. Courage will defeat fear, bumar model with oven and broiler, or Detroit Star the Buckingham cemeteiy on Mon­ Convenient Payment Terms auhsUtuto for the Wagner bill Haa Gaily striped duck eovarlnga. ovar Um Incldant Into a good deal ! love win banish hatred, and thj elevated oven model in suntan .finish. ^ A day, June 11. Mrs. T ^ y died in at teast the merit of being aborter. I habit of criticising will be forgot- Formerly $57.50 and $56.00 ...... $ 4 a 7 e WBZ-WBZA Orlando, Fla., Friday, March 28. Her May Be Easily Arranged. of a Joka on the Japs. With their 1 ten, aa you learn to be tolerant to ...... $ 1 . 8 9 BMCO oooeiaa and possibly prodne- age was 86 years. She was bom A small down p'ayment will hold your furniture for future de­ usual single track line of thought j others. Springfield — Boston in Buckingham and was ths daugh­ llW o f teas controvaray as to -Its Learn to live each day to that livery, and no charge will be made for fire Incurance on your they saw In the clrcumatancaa only ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hudson (3oe- goods while they are being stored pending delivery. OBfarosmant than tha Utterly op- OPEN THURSDAY lee. She was the wife of a New h i - o c i a i ^ e of the New York to' burin^ but IS Thursday. June 14. Haven dentist ther bullying of rhina and excuse j the acquisition of a lovely ebarae- AND SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCIf R. M. there seems to be little D. W. Kelsey of Mountain street for pilrsutng their policy of Inching; lei. If you do these things health 4:f)9—Betty and Boh (dramatic has a new six acre field of alfalfa GASOUNB Telephone 2-7157 dkaaoe o f Ita being digested In time a bit further Into control of eaatem i “ round the cor sketch.) that will toon be ready for the first r. O. R. FAOTORV, DCTROfr to tonstoU the threatened ateel 4:15— Alice Joy. the Dream Girl. cutting. This makes a total bf If yau find it lileonventent to. shop at Garber Brothers during the contlnentaJ Asia. A Japanese ofill-j ^ ______4:30— Musical Keys — Larry Lar­ day, simply call 2-7157, Hart/o'rd, and arrange an evening an- StfBa due on Saturday. If .that eight acres of alfalfa on Mr. Kel­ cial had disappeared and was miss-1 Q rE sriO V S \N’» .ANSWERS sen, organist; Robert Childe, sey’s farm. polntment. This, of course, will In no way obligate you to buy. PRICED WITH' THE LOWEST YET NrSto dooa aot take place It is more lag for five days. Tbe thing to do.' pianist; mixed octet; Joan Herbert Mitchell of' Bell street BUILT TO OUTLAST THEMIALL [BTtrklilf that tha poatoonemant wtu (Fasting &i Bed) BROTHERS Blaine, narrator. has one acre of alfalto ready to cut of ooursa, was to assuma that he toteraal dlaaenslona on the Quaetion: Mrs. D. asks: "Is It 5:01— Agricultural Markets — Bi, aad he Is so pleased with tbe result bad bees murdered by the Chinese. best to go to bed while fasting?" Rowell (reports). of any ee- at that be le planning to have another Hence warehlpa, an impending Und- Answer: It Is rarely advlaable to MANCHESTER, CONN. 6:lS—The Monitor Views the News two acres seeded to alfalfa. Put­ •tvalt's at- jla g o< marines, probably Rksegh.i go to bed while fasting except dur­ —Henry Edison Williams. ting lime in the land and n«ing ^ ing a tow acute I dteeaaaa where 6:30—Singing Lady (nursery jin­ small bottle of innoculatlng mate- HTCRADE on. CO., Inc. Schaller Motor Sales, Inc. gles, songs, stories.) ,rial made especially for alfalto has 634 Centdr Street fiihacliester 6:45— UtUa Ot^han Annie —Shlr- brought reeulte. Hartford, Conneeticijt. p A c n m n r r ...... ■ . 'M m »} . i..* MANCHEgnCH E V E N I N G HgBALD, MANCHBgrjBa. CTOW, W T O M D A T , TOW B X *. IW*. / MANGBISTEK QBRALO. IIANGHECrrUk. OONN^ THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1984. Fraalul, Loutt Gvbtch, DeroUiy PAC« E U u b «th Ormy, Sharvrood OrtSin, OLD GLORY MARCHES TO NEW MILESTONE; SUMMER BRINGS A lb a rU Ctrolyr HUdlnn, K w aath MAYF0RMCEN1HAL DR. CARRINGTON HEADS d^ded to eat. A good hot fire wes F w d la u d Johnson, I*niak Kuly* PROUD SYMBOL OF NATION FOR 1^7 YEARS Eileen Gillespie Returns to iiN cn . BROADER started la which we cooked our nych. Kathorina Kulynych, Gordon hamburg which tasted good to us HEALTH HAZARDS Bari Portar, Edwin Richardson KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL aa we were eU very hungry. Picklee Smith, Hebron Green school; Thel­ LABOR UNION HERE $100,000Engagement Ring BROADEN^SCOPE wrre eerved aa a relish and lemon­ ma Elizabeth Hodge, William F0R Y.M .C A . URGED ade oa a refreshing drink. Three Wooster Porter, Beatrice Elizabeth m Jeneylts Elbetcd «t Coaferenec ham burg eaaclwichea were allowed White, GUead Hill school; Henry in Toronto-*- Meriden Man each girl but os there waa some left CirboM io Q ^ lle Dangerous New York, June 14:— fAP) ~ >reaoa Lewis GUlespie, were to have m§r SAnomi Sto r e § Charles HIkulakI, Johcs street; Ma­ tta girls had more. There wi S e c r ^ r j o f Connecticut Young John Jacob Astor has hlz .. I s N amed on Com m ittee. rion Louise Keefe and Charlotte been married last xvinte.r, Tha wed- WHl R ^ e E n n w jifion General Secretary Tbayer h 15 pouade of bamtmrg ' and who Isabel W arner Wtilte school. The ring ?>ack— the 1100,000 S Z i m t (Sng date had been set and orrang*- woiiJd think that 42 *Tris oould eat k Hot W tti«^D ry ToKnto, June 14 — (AP) —Dr. class poem was written by Kenneth Federation Speaks Before diamond he gave Eileen Gillespie, menta made for a brilliant affair. that much? Of course, Betty Dur- Then came news that jolted M*y- for Venereal Infection of WUUam J; Carrington, Atlantic kee'e mother and sisten helped us Johnson, to be delivered by Marc-a society girl, his former fiancee. Report to Directors Says fair; The Gillesptea announced the City, N. J., today waa alaetad Prasl- out by eating too. Chocopops Ice* and Insecticides, Erankel. George- Pickett wrote the In exchange for the ring, said The Qlrl Scout Officers’ assoeia- Building Tradesmen. ".eddlng was aU off. dant of SDwanu intamatlonal tor were eerved at refreshments. 'We clasS apng, “Little Schools," to be Miss Gillespie's parents, the 21- Sox Crime Prisoners. Uoo eaU rt^ed the members of the Specials for But Misa GUlespie retained the $084-5 at tha d o ss o f • ths Xith certainly did have a good combiaa- sung to'the. tune “Adam Gelbel." yeor-old Astor, one of the world's annus] oonvsnUon bars. Oouadl at’’a pleale supper at ths Class officeni are: President, Char­ ring, an Astor famUy heirloom, once uoa of food and we hope no one U ttle suspected hazards to health richest young man, delivered a writ- He Is s prominent physician In home of Captala Durkee on Lydall lotte Warner; 'secretary, secretary, Evelyn John J. Egan, secretary of the ovmed by the Empress Eugenie. eras sick after they arrived home that creep into the home in the sum­ fen apology for "his language to HffectlTe temerrow, June 18, new the Eastern United States and tor street There sms a g ^ attend­ Rich; treasurei. Thelnta-Jtodge' The Connecticut Federation of Labor, Astor sailed on e trip eround the Stressing the need o f added A few more gemea were played toelr daughter" and retrahted years has been actively engaged In ance and the dcUcidua cupper and mer unless guarded against wlU af- p„g,ramnroeram follows:follows addresoed a gathering of about 40 vorld "to forget." raguUttiQiu concerning the examtn- equipment, a broader program to after supper and songs were eimg 4 Manchester Days ♦ "threats concerning her and her many klnda of community and fict the weU-belng of Its members j processional men. representin.-g the different He returned last month, said be Ktlea and treatment of prioonerz In Uvely games were thoroughly en­ followed by a good night circle and -Mrs. J a m e a family." ^ health work. embrace aU membership ages, and joyed by aU. to a oonfiderable extent, Warren A . I Kahn trades in Manchester at Moose Hall was wondering whefl bo would get Coonectleut priaona and jailt, whoee the laet meeting waa a^um ed W ith the ring, said the GUlespies, Other officers dectsd wars; Vies the training of more quaUfied lead­ . Captain Emily Smith has return­ untU faU. * Cbok, chief Industrial hygienist ofi 2. Invocation— Rev. W alter Vey oat night and before the meeting the ring back and proceeded to be­ Crimea have been of such nature as PresidenU: For the United SUtas, ed from a week spent at Camp the Bureau of Occupational Dls-' - - - adjourned a committee of three was returned ■ "every other article came engaged to another debutante, ers, C. P. Thayer, general secretary Scribe, Arllne Nelaoa. 3. Hythn, "O Zion, Haste," James to lead to the auspiclon of venereal Judge Arc A. .Scramm, Marietta, Edith Macy. While there the .camp­ eases, warned today. members representing the painters, received by Misa Gillespie from Mr. Ellen Tuck French who waa to have' of the Manchester "YMCA at the W’als'h— All pupils. Ohio; For Canada;; WUUam R. ers were given a course In day Borne of these hazards are more the carpenters and tljg plumbers, Astor except those of a perishable teen a bridesmaid-at the GUlespie- dloeaoe Infection, will become part Sth annual meeting of the board of •1. Address of Welcome- Char­ Cockbum, Toronto. camping. Field Captain Eva Agard NAIL CAUSES DBATO obvious, these including the dan- was appointed to take steps toward nature which unfortunately could Astor wedding. He gave her another of tlM State. Sanitary Code, it was (Ureotore lasL night reviewed the LAND OXAKES lotte Warner.^ not be returned." and Captain Jane Grant spent the gfra from dry cleaning in the home. the formation of a Central Labor nng. anneiunced today In the weekly Ibul- Truoteea for two years: F, Traf- "varied actlvitlee of the organization S. Music by Hebron orchestra. week-end recently at Camp Wood- Hartford, June 14.—(AP)—A Ivy poisoning, sunstroke and heat Union in Manchester. The transaction was completed Miss Gillespie and her parents bad letiB of the State Department of ford Taylor, Winnipeg; A. Copeland during the past year. Chairman Music integrated with units of in­ stock where they were Instructsd in rusty nail coat Dorothy Parmalee, mihaustlon; but. others are more in­ ‘t r a d e C o d e * behind locked doors in the office ot niithlng to say. They stlU kept the Health. Tha new regiuatlona were CaUen, Urbana, nla.; Jamea M. WeUe A.'Strickland praaldeiL U. S. Gov't CtrtlAtd terest 01 the different countries. Lynch, Florence, 8. C.; Edwin C. tramping and trailing. 16-year-oId High acboOl girt of sidious since those in the home do Secretary Egan came to. Manches­ s Fifth avenue jeweler, with attor­ Empress Eugenie stone. recently enacted by the Public 840 Menriiers Part 1. classical period: Part 2, ro- neys for both sides present to handle Hill, Washington; Bennett Knud- Secretary Thayer gave the pres­ Troop 9 WlU present two plays, Avon her life. BUTTER 93 Seort Sw*8l Crtim not anticipate danger from them, i ter to explain to the different trades­ Then, yepterday, from her Park Health Council and make applicable I mantic period; Part 3, opera, Robin sen, Albert Lea, Minn,; Harper ent membership of the "Y ” az 164 "Betty Behave”, and the "Gallant She died yesterday at St. Francla Mr. Cook pointed out. men the cedes that have been pass­ the, legal .aspects o t the bargain. avenue home Mrs. GUlespie an­ to the entire State rules concerning In the latter class, he said, is one; Reginald de Koven. Gaton, Madison, Ky. men, 120 boya and 47 women, a Sailor Crew", on Mohdr.y evening, hospital as a result of a cut Inflict­ ed upon by the government and the Ih e Astor scion .and Miss Gilles­ nounced the ring and other articles prisoners which heretofore have A study of National and local total of 840 paid up members who June 18, at ,the South Methodist ed by a rusty nail May 29. which though it takes its greatest; d- School orchestra, Miss Cox, ivage scales under which they are pie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Law- had been returned. been applied only by Individual tno- toll in cold weather Is a year round j dull school, Hebron orchestra, governments for the purpose of de­ during the past year have partici­ church. The admission price is low Dr. Henry N . Coetello, medical ■ROOKSIDI expected to operate. There wa& par­ BleipidllieB under permissive etat- and a U rge attendance la hoped for. hazard — carbon monoxide poison-; 7. Presentation of diplomas. Rob­ tttes. termining duplication and overlap­ pated in the many varied activities examiner, said death was due to CREAMERY . ticular interest shown in the code ping administrative functlona of the "Y”. tetanus poisoning. BUTTER ing. Small, coal stoves, kept burn-; ert E. Foote, chairman school Health examination of prisoners o t leiatlng to plumbers, which fixes the suggested for tradesmen Is a rate better to understand the needs of tha Troop 1 Ing'in the summer for such pur­ board convicted of sex crimes'wUl now be­ and a more adequate support of Other Innovations which In his late of pay for journeymen at $1.20 reall.v set up by the govrmment un- different workers. The annual meet- Saturday morning we had our poses as hot water heating, are like­ 8 Class song- Graduates ' come a routine matter at all prls- schools to assure maintenance of opinion would be beneficial to the nn hour, and concerning which there faculties waa recommended by the breakfast bUce to Hansen's. W q all ly to bring grief to the household 9 Benediction—Allan L. Carr. ‘"S federation, he told ona and jails, and treatment wlU be organization, and which be advocat­ Fancy Selected 15 lb has been consideration given by the experiencedr.vrvar men were entitled - -to thosc pre.sent, pubUc affairs committee. enjoyed ourselves. 0.ur mothers unless all chimney openings -lead- 10. Recessional—Mrs. James would be held during required whenever Infection la ed were the addition of a boy's work noeter pUimbero nnd steam fitters. that amount of money. This was the t 4>uU J. Somers, of Meriden, party wlU be hold Friday night at Green Mountein peck inn loto the house are tightly Kahn. the first week tn September. At that foimd. The examination will In­ secretary, the addition of a modem POTATOES Public Hearing rate paid to CWA skilled workers. Cran., was named to a committee the Center church. Bach ^ r l Is closed. On a hot morning following Music. Includes a duet by Char­ meeting it was expected there would clude taking of a bloom Was- health unit and a more expansive Mr. Egan told the gathering that Lgan advised the carpenters and which wUI direct this work in the requested to be thefa at 7 o’clock, a coo) night, the air' In the chimney lotte Warner and Marlon Keefe. he a record number ot delegates In sermann and Kahn test for syphilis adult program for . the Indoor aea- thr code had been fixed, signed and other tradesmen engaged in con­ New England Dlatrict. bringing her mother. FIN AST SLICED may be cooler than that out of “ Who Is Cylvia." and "Hark, Hark, attendance. Just where the conven­ and a smear of microscopic exam eon. During the past seven months was now in force, and that it would struction work not to sign on agree- E. Wesley Ekiman, of St. Johns- Scribe, Peggy Lee Woodruff. SUGAR CURED doors. A down^draft results and the Laik", Schubert, sung by Thel­ tion would be held, he said be did inatlon for gonorrhea. The new the average attendance in the "Y" Ib K.tnt for any low wage rate. While bury, Vt„ governor of the New Eng­ meets the rising gases from the ma Hodge and Beatrice White. .Se­ take at least six months before It i.ut know at this time. It was to be regulations will also require that wns 1,620 and the total for. that BACON RINDLESS could bo changed. To bring about a might bo well at the present time land' District, announced the annual period was 10,640 persons. Troop * ^ burning coal. 'The coal gas contain­ lections from the opera, Robin Hood Ell Important convention as there upon expiration of a sentence of to accept a lower rate than the codes meeting of that group will be held Troop 2 held Its meeting Monday ing carbon monoxide, will tend to Include "Milk Maid's .SOng," by change, he said It would be necessary wus to be action token on legislative any person having syphilis or gon­ Classes Held ti petition the government. A pub­ would later decide iijion, it would not In October at Northampton, Mass. afternoon. Instead of a regular escape through any available open­ girls Of the class; a quartet, "Robin matters such as the old age pension, orrhea, whether In an infectious or In the respective divisions Sec­ meeUng we left the Nathan Hale lic hearing would be held, at which b - enough to hold for all times. S E L E O E D - Henficld ing Into the bouse, causing head­ Hood and Little John," by a group the insurance refund and a shorter non-lnfeetlous stage and In heed of retary Thoyer quoted as follows: school and hiked to Captain Dur- doE aches and other symptoms. If mem­ time both sides would be discussed. Winter Time Lofnmi working week. The convention this EGGS______j of boys; "The Hunter's Song," Rob- further follow-up treatment, the VoUey ball sessions, 91, attendance kee’s house In Lydallville. Each ■ i there was no agreement reached Tlie building^ trades, he said, em- bers of the family develop head­ I in Hood's Band; Finale. 3, gradii- year he maintained, would be watch­ name of the person together writb 1,092; bandbaU, 15 sessions, attend­ girl brought her own limch. Vyhen as to a proper rate, it would be de­ r-'oyed men who lost much time be­ aches chronically, It Is well to look I ates. A dance at the Town Hall | ed with much Interest, and on th« other information eball be reported RUSSIAN LEGATION ance 45; doctor’a voUeyball, li we arrived we ate and Captain cause of winter weather, and at the for a situation of this kind. Car­ j winds up the program. I cided upon by the representative of action taken would depend the to the State Department of Health sessions, attendance 2i6; wrestling Durkee surprised us with Choco- Uniweetened best It was not often a tradesman bon monoxide may also be generated I On accouc'. of graduation exerr Banner has been an InspIraHon to Americans the N R A who would hold the hear­ planks that would be placed in the which WlU take eteps to see that and boxing, 480 oessiona. pops. A fter lunch, we played Eveporeted i tint by applying a forced draft, perhaps ing. worked more than seven of the 12 Evanceune M ilk I clses thl.-i. week the Women's Bridge Iiarade* l"'" veterans featuring Old Glory In a patriotic platforms of the different political treatment la pursued. Town and County w ork certlfl- games such as "pussy", and learned by means of the blower end of a months In a year. For that reason SCENE OF A ffA C K India erewt Hi* fln**t i club omitted the usual bridge par- r» . J .* • »hown raising the Stars and Stripes at a tropleal outpost in the Wage Scale* parties when they convened for the The good results obtained from cates were awarded to the foUow- a new dance. W e closed the meet­ ,vacu\im cleaner, to stlmplate a fire i ty. . ' West Indies and dirpla.vlog the .Vutinnal Flag and their regimental eolors while on parade In China. Up to the prc.sent time, Egan told they should be paid a sufficient sum ( tate election and nominated officers this procedure during past years in ing for efficient leadership during ing by singing 'The Golden Sim", t**> In Hw w*rid. Vet COFFEE . •—this la particularly dangerous. the meeting, the only code adopte-1 tc take care of their needs during for the state ticket. local eourta la justification for put­ the past year: Dr. Cuyler Y. Haucb, "Embers of Campfire", and "Taps". Fancy Ripe Carbon dioxide In solid form The Ladles' Aid Society of the you may hovaa genuln* Bananas in the building trades related to the the months they did work, he con­ Money To Strlkera ting It into action throughout tha Scribe, M argaret Johnson. 4 " " I 9 < otherwise known as "dry Ice," may Hebron Greer Congregational tended. bland of India T« Old Glory goes marching on, .o f the crosses of .St, George and .St, work of masons,, roofers, slaters, A collection was taken to defray Stats, the huUstln explains. Plac­ Twenty Shots Fired About also bring its dangers unless certain church met Wednesday afternoon Milestone after mlle.itone -has been Andrew instead of: the starry field 'Textile Local I year; at the home of Mrs. Alphonse WAIL ST. BRIEFS plumbers and asbestos workers. The the expenses of theyball. The money ing earriars of thaaa dlaeaaas under Troop 8 no moro than wbot yoo Kyboi'.2T Fancy Ripe precautions are observed. When passed-and today marks the 157th' Although many honors were a^- Manchester, he said, now htfei the ena year, Jamat BpUlana, two Tomatoes ■Wright. painters have not yet had a code sot above the expenses Diat was secured tnatmant la not only important to On Friday aU scouts met at the t "dry Ice" comes Into the house In |annlyersary of the beloved symbol corded the Grand Union Flag It was tfcn Individual, but also to tha pub- ORices by Reyenge Seek* yMra; Edward WUson, three yean; eey fof ofdlnery too. 7s~iot lb ilmzfr New York, June 14 — Colon Oil tor them. This was being given con- largest textile local in the state. was turned over to the strikers at Green school at 4:80 o'clock to hlks John Alden ckages with lc« cream or frozen Mrs.. Daisy Humphreys Is having j.oi |he, nation. Many patriotic i never formally acknowledged by le in gtnsraL Many casea can ba David Hamilton, three yean. Fancy Cq. and Its subsidiary Colon De­ Jideration. The rate of $i.20 hourly There was also an organization of the Hilliard mills. There waa a dele- up to Betty Durkee'i home which took far Hw Mae-of.lsdls Hedamark bqfleh . don't handle It without gloves. a garage built on the grounds of Americans will be proud In display | Congre.ss. It was the Stars and velopment Co.. Ltd., report for the fi r a painter w-as being considcre.1 p'xpermakers, as v.*ell as plumbers, asataniJly benafltad by adequata b g Bolsherist Hater. Work Oontemplatod Is a dlitance of almoet a mile. lb pkg 2 3 ^ Carrots Cook warns. Above all don't her summer place here. gaUon present from the Hilliard (akavoL Is eddlHae. fe Hm hrsnd *ana. their flag on this d.ite In ob.-ervance ; Stripes, which we so often' call Old quarter ended March 31 net loss o f in different, Sections of the state. In carpenters and painters. The best in­ traatmant during the course of the Seentoiy Thayer outlined defin­ When w e arrived, of couree, w e sat put\pMces of It In your mouth or! i'orkera who asked Mr. Egan to as­ Several local members of Colonel *1 '"S' Da.v. Glory, that was destined to be ac- iu35,135 compared- with net loss Bridgeport therd was a strike of terests of .all. he said, would be serv­ sentence, but, from tbapubUc health ite work contemplated tor the tim ­ down and retted and later played a — packaeaa af toe yaa b»y. Fancy kuiicli use tbam for cooling drinks. Don't sist in getting some kind of a re- - atandpolnt, the ' mere commitment few games. After the games we Beets Henry Champion Chapter, D A R Hoattng from the lofty pinnacle corded that honor on June 14 1777 o f $294,113 in the first quarter last painters and a scttlenieht'''wa3 ed h.v having a place where they Helsingfors, Finland, June 14.— ing Indoor season In which Aaron ^ Richmond ~ place Vdry-loe" in a small confined | IKirt on the hearing held In Boston of an Individual with a venereal attended a meeting of the chapter of A.merican Idealism, our flag l.s, a when the Continental Congrc.ss re­ year. sought at the rate of $1,15 an hour. c.’uld meet and discuss their prob­ Henry Wilson Brown, 28. Cook, chairman of tiie JBoard of Fancy space ^ the solid carbon dioxide beacon of enduring hope, like the solved "That the flag of ihc thirteen before the New England Labor disease for a short sentence Is of at the Nathaniel Foote .Meniorin* The s^uggostlon. that' the rate be lems. He advised the formation of a who forced hit way Into the Rus­ Selectmen, Arthur lUing, principal lb pkg Baldwin changes Into Its gaseous form and famous Bartholdi Stalue of Liberty Board, which has not yet been given benefit only in that it Isolates such Applet 4 a . 2 1 ^ House, Colchester, WednesduT’ aft- United States be thirteen stripes, The weekly food index of Dun A made 75 cents an hour was consid­ Central Labor Union here, like in sian legation today and fired 20 of the Manchester High School, E. Wrapped an exploBl^ may follow due to the enlightening the world to the op to them. cases from the community. Prompt ornoon. Mrs. Anne C. Gilbert, for alternate red and white: that the Bradstreet for June 12 advanced 3 ered by Egan as being too low. | th( large cities Shota wildly about the offices, con­ M. BaUey of the Manchester High Increase In {lussure, This happened pre.ssed of all lands. It is the and adequate treatment together mcr regent, opene,d the nieotitig. ss union he thirteen stars, white In a cents to $2.17 following a like gain C^ondltions Different N'eeds Of Workers ceived himself to be waging a "one School faculty, Thomas Bentley, when a smalt boy shook some of It revered banner of an nssemhlnge of Cotton acreage la Increasing in with foUoW'Up work untU a com­ 15 ib peck the regent, .Mrs, C. M. Nortoti of blue Held, representing a' new con- in the preceding week. The rise man war" against Soviet Russia, principal of the Hollister school and FRESH CAUGHT MANHATTAN (n a tightly c li^ d glass jar which free people from every racial stock The speaker pointed out that in | mectinjts of the C. L. U. he Kansas, 4,000 acres being planted to NEW POTATOES Westchester w’as unable to he pres Bthllatlon." established the index at the highest plete cure Is effected Is therefore police said. John G. Ecbmailan, director of the exploded and coat him the sight of on earth, the building trades it was necessary i there would be an opportunity the crop this year. Important and the objective of the ent until the last part of the pro­ Research has failed to prove defin­ level since the week of September Questioned at a hosplUI. to which State Vocational School wUl take TOMATO JUICE TO A COLDENROSEor one eye and Injury to the other. George Washington said: "W o to secure a highci' rate for an hour's new Sanitary Ck)de Regulations. gram. A report was given -^f the itely just what person or persons li;. 1931. he was taken after his single-hand­ prominent parts. Insecticides carry, their dangers, take the stars from heaven, the red .vork than the case where a per.son ■ t A HOMELAND unveiling of the Nathan Hale tnV'- created the de.slgn.for our National ed raid had been"^ stopped by a bul­ Secretary Thayer urged the di­ also. They should be placed In such from our mother coun..ry, separat­ Flag, Tradition points to Bct.sy was employed in a factory. A crafts­ Here’s Speedy and Welcome Relief From COCKTAIL Ict at Coventry, Wednesday, ,Iun. fi CATCH RCN.AWAYS man engaged in the building trade.s let to his chin. Brown said he rectors to plan for a broader pro­ te z ie r a position on the shelf that they ing it by white slripos, thus show­ Ross ns the nccdiewuixuin whose gram for interesting citizens to be­ Mayoiinalie eimast______and the patriotic exercises on that Bridgeport. Conn., June 14 — liad to go to his work; it could not sought revenge against the Bolshe­ HADDOCK wlU not be mistaken f ^ medicines, ing that we have separated from fingers w-rought * with loving care occasion. Iii observance of Nathan lA P i The lure of the Southland AWAITS ‘MESSAGE’ vists. come membera of the association. 16 ot jer her, and the white stripes shall go the first .sample of the Stars and be brought to him. In the factories Other reports for the year were Hale's birthday, attended by many which yesterday prompted two machines are ready at all times to Talking In a rambling manner, I Dtllcloit N n Ciki M il with Browi Sigir iRd Pieii Nitt, Cmml Iciig toing which flu en tly haj^ens and j the chapter members, down to posterity representing lib-| Stripes, which wa.s almo.st Identical Somerville, Mass., schexil girls to Bunion Pains and Soft Corns read by Mrs. dharles Loomis, of the 1 9 ^ be Operated and traveling facilities Brown said Bolshevists had slain .sometimes with fatal results, ' - ; with the flag cs we know it today. I leave their homes, landed them In Get H two-otmoe hotlle oT Moonc's Women's (jivislon; Charles Burr, The llebron'^ Green s'ChiMjIs will provided. The tranuesmen in many And. AS for Soft Corns a few mppll- his uncle and confiscated his for­ The State Department of W alth, elose Friday with a pli-nie at Lake Long before Old Glory became f he ; Many believe that Benjamin i Bridgeport police headquarters to­ jMiiHiald Oil (fulj strrnifU^) today. FROM DEAD MATE physical acUvities: Charles Loomis, cases are called upon to go con­ *'\or> Rtricked more has cations each nijrht at h«d time and tune. H e added he waa disappoint­ Mr. Cook said, has available ^ f o r . Terraniiiggus, Marlhorough. All symbol of oiii great nation, ’ there ; Franklin, Qx-orge Washington. John day Where they are being detained playground activities; R. K. Ander­ Praline Cake 19^ they just seem to shrival right up matlon concerning the yanoiiz were scores' of Hags representing' Adams, or some other person was siderable distances to get to work this, with the (lisiliu't understandin>c ed because Great Britain and other schools of the town elose at that awaiting the arrival of their par­ tnat your money will he checrfuHv scale off. nations had entered business rela­ son, business and finanoial commit­ Lipton’t Tea summer health hazards which nun'- the hopes and aspirations of our | responsible for the de.sign. Congres.s Under the new ruling the contractor time, and each school will .have a ents. rctuffieil If It does not reduce the in- tions with So-viet Russia. tees; David Hamilton, bowling com­ WRAPPED be obtained by writing the deparf. forelathers,. Colonial flags show J failed to rlesignate the manner In is not called upon to furnish trans­ Cauimritlnn. soreness, and i>aln much No matter how discouraged you picnic at some .selected spot. They are Ida Corbcil, 18. of 1150 Amateur Magician, Before Meanwhile an effort to identify mittee; Charles Loomis, nominating ment. • ' anchors, beavors. rattlesnakes, p'lnc t which the stars .should be placed, portation, which means 'that the quicker than any remedv vou ever have been with pads, shields, or other committee. V i Ib pkg et helf price tl4 , Hebron people are delighted to Broadway, West Somerville. Mass., |i:Red. Brown definitely waa making little Angel ^ Cake ^^••29^ tree.s and various other insignia, and it Is still a subject of conjec- applications. If you have not tried isam that the lucky holder of th« and Mae McManus. 17, of lOJ Jose­ t-udesman must provide a method Boys’ W ork 1 - 3^4 Ib pkg et rcg. price 13c Soine ^of^theni Ixire the words, ture whether they first .nppearcil in of getting to work, which is dlffcr- Tuo or three applications Kmerald CM then you have something progress. The British legation de­ / Irish sweepstakes tlrkct, Charles phine avenue. West Somerville of .Moone s Kmerald Oil and to learn. Expiring, Said He Would Li .ri ij 1 II I. 1 I loin* *1 Lllierty , or "An Apiieal ! |-ows, w-ere sCiggored. or formed a ert, he said, than in the ca.se of a nied Brown Is a Brltiah subject. Po­ Rev. Elmer Thiencs, member o t They stepped from a truck here In fifteen minutes the pain lice said Brown was born in Lenin­ Finast Cookies s 'r* HEBRON SqiMres of Rot-kville, whose good To Heavh-n." A favorite motto he-' clnle. person workin.g in ,x factory. J. \V. Hale Co. Drug Dept, and every the board spoke briefly on the BOTH FOR this morning into the arm- cf a Sind HorenesN disappears. A grad, had lived in London but was fortutie has bwn so widely herald-I njiuti, the rnltlesmike design was. Fifteen Slurs ami Slrljics Entitled To .Xlore fpw more applications at good druKKlsi guarantees the first v Try to Communicate. record established during the year. 3 5 « Mias Nellie Crone of Mansfield cd. Is 'the son-in-law of the late policeman whose suspicions were roKular inl»T\aIs and thp In­ bottle of Moones Kmerald Oil to end now residing in Finland. He drew from his own experiences Frtih Daliy dot Don t tread on me." j From time to time slig.hi changes aroused. The rate of $1 20 an hour being Doughnuts l i t Depot has bought a lot at Amston Henry \Oruttemeyer, formerly of New England's FaiiMiiis l-'tags ; in the flag have been authorized by flammation is :<*ur f«>ol troubles or money bark. Before leaving home this morn­ with a group of boys in his home this plai\. Mr. Gruttemeyer for ing, they said, he wrote and left be­ Lake. She expects to put up a cot­ Rooted In the very foundations o f , Congres.s. A flag of fifteen stars Omaha, Neb., June 14.— (A P )— A town, Marlborough, inference that SOAP SALE tage for summer use. many yeaM tuned pianos In this our nation are the patriotic banners and fifteen stri|>es followed the en- hind a letter announcing his inten­ certain boys will weld themselves 70-yenr-old w idow ' whose husband AT FIRST NATIONAL MARKETS Sandwich Wolit A mcaaage was received Tuesday vicinity. I^s parents also livid of New England. Connectirut.'s fa- trance of Vermont nml Kentucky tion to make a gun attack on the together for progress In the YMO a here. The lynioiint of the prize morning by Mrs. H.arold Gray, an­ moiis Mag which ap|.eansl shortly , into the Union, and remained in gained repute by exposing spiritual­ Russian legaUon for political rao- work, around whorh the dirMtors Agein ws oNei you a verialy of FRESH FISH from which SPECIAL THIS WEEK nouncing the death of Enoch Cran­ drawn is varil^iisly slated, hut peo­ after the Battle of Bunker Hill, Isire vogue from 1795 -linlil IHlS This istic mediums today awaited bis Uves. may build for the future wlto c CHIPSO dall, at the home of hla sister, Mrs. ple here bellcvb,^lt to be about $4i).- the words, "(Jill iranstiilit siistinet " ' flag inspired the United Statbs in fldence. you may lelecl the mein courie for a dclieiout dinner end FLAKES OR GRANULES 500. \ "message." Befosp ho died Tues­ A . C. Woodruff, of New London \yhieh moans "God who '.ranajMirted ’ war aK^inst the Barbary pirates A t the conclusion of the business one ths4 *l|ll help your budget. . . . , day night, David P. Abbott. 70, ac­ session punch and ctxikles were Sweet Rye bread 7^ Mr. Crandall had been, until a .fe-.v us hither will sustain ns" u is early in the last centuryj it was EVERY almost Identical with the Slate flag BEVERAGE claimed by many as the world’s NORTH COVENIHY served by the women’s division. months ago, a boarder here at the flown to the breeze in the Battle of 2 riL’ m i A*n*aU.Ck*iTla» 41ra a tk tN home of Mrs. Gray's mother, .Mis, of today, except that the early leRko Krlc in 1813; prompted Pran- greatest amateur magician, con­ By a vote of the directors, that, FRESH SLICED The graduation exercises of the Buffet Fruits PMck**ai*a*aala Sherwood Miner. He had been lii ill flags show a red instead of a hliio fiH Scott Key to write the immortal fessed to hla wife that he was un­ body was Increased from 21 to 27 TMWIr a> Omkad North schools were held Wednesday health for years. He was In 'his background. Star SpangltHi R'lnner in 1814. an 1 certain whether the dead could members, and the by-laws were S U C fO communicate with the. living. evening at the Second Congrega­ amended to per'mlt the board to D A h F * 6»rd year. Mr.. Crandall had suf­ Rhode Island's flag, 'which was was floum by Jackiion at New Or­ Finast Peaches HALVES fered the amputation of both fe-,'t carried at Brandywine. Trenton and " I f there Is any w ay I con come tional church. The eighth grade chil­ authorize replacement of six' mem­ STEAK COD or « NAPHTHA leans in 1815. aome years before. He was the M,n Yorktyvwn. with ll.a anchor, its stars, back after 1 die, I will,” he prom­ dren gave illustrated tajks on their bers at the next regular meeting, ONE MEDIUM SIZE CASE O f IVO«y fCor twenty-three years the flag l b ' SOAP WITH EACH PURCHASE Campbeirs Tomato Soup IlM 6f the late Mr. and Mrs. Enoch and Its word. 'Hope-", 1s strlkinglv with fifteen stars and 5tripe-.<» figured ised. v,rork in art and English, and the two for one year; two for two Crandall of New London. Besides slrrlilar to the .St.Tte flag of ih »-in numerous stirring episode.V. He later suggested: "Perhaps we Biblical play "The Story of Ruth' years a ^ two for three years. An POLLOCK his Bister, Mrs. Woodruff, he leaves Cleveland — A young man who Then with the adml.ssion of five new should..arrange some signal, known was presented by the seventh and amcmlinent to the by-laws was also Friend's Beans S ho near relatives. He had many had to wait from 15 to 30 minutes The simplicity of .leslgn In early | States, Congreas decided to return only to ourselves, so we can be sure eighth grades. George H. Robertson, carriod permitting the election of FLOUNDER VARlETy _ _ 7 2 !ii friends here who will mourn his on a downtown corner for three New Hamiwhtre flags is maintained ; to tfic original thirteen stripe design I am talking" and there's no trick­ chairman o f the scliool board, pre- an Assistant treasurer. Sardines was. Though so sadly aflfllctsu he siiccesalvc nights because his girl in the present State flag Two very ' and to add one star fo.- each State ery." .-ented the certificates to the follow- Board Re-elected was cheerful and uncomplaFning j friend was late .finally -reported the early banners of the Granite State admitted to the Union. When It Is Mrs. Abbott said today no signal 'ng graduates; August Michael The following members of the PURI Moceykk, Ruth Geraldine McKnlgh WOODBURY'S Finast Tomato Catsup H e was a member of .,St. Pe'er'si flatter to NRA headquarters here. bore in their l enter.i g ilden di.sk:i' realized that twenty-eight States waa prearranged, but she is wait­ board were reelected for three i b . Episcopal church of this jdace "When a dame tells me '5:30' " he or crescents, the upper coiners dis­ have been added since December, ing eagerly. Although many medi­ LlUlan Veltch, Benton Lewis W M - F ik t Sole FACIAL SOAP years: Mrs. C. H. Burr. Scott H. playing crosses of red. white and where he attended the servr.’c.s said. "1 expect her at 5:30 not 1818. the Wi^tom of this decl.slon ums were exposed by his efforts, I'omb. The'class motto was "H e Who Simon, Rev. Elmer Thiencs, Wells Libby's Lunch Tongue sometime later. when able to do so, having to lie blue trlangle.s. or of red and gold!' can he .appreclntcd. Abbott maintained, at the end, a Labors. Conquers" and the/ class A. Strickland, John Hackett. Fay­ FRESH EASTERN carried in and out of the ch irch The N R A promised to look into One Jbore the words, "We are one " colors^ were red and gold. , ' Rka Slowly the nation has expanded neutral attitude toward the "oc­ ette B. Clarke, Charles W. Holman. 3 Wheaties each time. Funeral services were the matter. and another. The glory, not th! westward and new States have been cult.” The strawberry supppr served prey." The report of treasurer Harold held this afternoon at. 2:30, qt the , Reserve, N. S. — The muskrat added to the i!nlon, each represent­ ' Abbott exchanged tricks witfl Wednesday evening was quite suc- C. Norton showed the financial Old Glory's immediate ancestor Woodruff homi tn New Ldndim Al- > the honors after a ed by a gll.stening s tir tn the blue Thurston, his personal friend, and crssfiil, and another ^pper will be standing of the Y M C A , in good BORDEN'S FINE CHEESE was the Grand Union Flag, some­ Halibut Ian L. Carr, reader at St Peter's i here. Alex Mc- field. Symbolic of an h.incst pride Chlng Ling Foo, a famous Chinese served Friday evening June 22. The condition. The operating Income times called the Uambiidge Flag, BRILLO church. officiating. Interment was I limped off with a badly bit- in the ncconiplishment.s of the past, magician. same committee wiil be in charge of the Y M C A for the year, accord­ AMERICAN - CHATEAU the Congre.ss Colors, and known by LEANS, SCOURS aid POUSH ta New London. Mr. Crandall had I , , , , together with the roiirngp and faith, with Mrs. John Kingsbury and Mrs. ing to the treasurer's report was FRESH SWISS - PIMENTO other designations It was similar planned to spend the summer here ' scored one knockdown, which have alwavs ruled the destiny Emil J. Koehler assisting. $7,454, a reduction of approximate­ at his old boarding place * getting between the man's feet to the flag as we know it today, ex­ of our (front notion. Old Glory goes Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schell of New ly $1,000 from the original budget John Waller, son of the late Ex he kicked. Then he closed In for a cept that the iinii'n wns composed mnrchtng ort! LINCOLN SCHOOL D O U Statler Toilet Tissue 3 ••»• \ T i bite through hla adversary's shoe, Jersey are visiting the , form er’s estimate. The operating expenses governor Thomas Waller, of Nevv mother, Mrs. Annie Scheli. were $7,841, leaving a Mance of London, and Mr, and Mrs. Charles Batisfleil he withdrew. Hiiddock Filcti ibl7^ Miss Jeanette Heckler and Mrs. $112.70 for the year. The largeat Bellview Lunch Rolls 3 25^ C. Sellers, also of New London London— Francis Bourne, ot .Ixin- the joble.s.s, there s « Job going b eg-' stretch across the county. .They P A R H HELD YESTERDAY don, l02 years old. Is extremely, Eva Koehler have returned for the Item of income in the treaaurer's were dinner guests at the home jf gtng here. . - ^ ^ (j,gy would stand on their summer term vacation after com- report was $815.02 frtmi the Willie OXYDOL the Misses Pendleton and Mrs. bored with being a centenarian. In- SMALL ^hesterfleld Cigarettes *• terx’tewed on his birthday he said: It's the office of prosecuting at- ■ heads if U ever came 'to pass The pietin'g their school year. T. Morton fund, which the treuur- Anne C. Gilbert on Monday, rncy lorney. No candidates filed nnd : toad Is being .completed. Third Grade Children Present A joint homo economics picnic tor er stated would be approximately :/!:f'^FRUITS..r/VEG ETABLES •held a committee meeting in the "I iiscil to wonder what It would 1 picg be like to lie very old. Now 1 Dcniocnitlc and Republican leailers | Polormlo Springs. C olo.^Earl Unusually Fine Program Be­ Tolland and Hartford women will be $800 each yegr from now on. Con­ -- evening at Bt. Peter’s rectory, know, it ik misery, misery! Wanting are tjy'ing to draft runners. It is Simmons planned to go fishing hut fore Number of Parents. held at Elizabeth Park Friday, June tributions to the Y M C A were where a discussion took place as to explained that lawyers In the conn- i he wen: hunting for n robber In­ $762.50 for the year. Salaries of 1 pkg I d LOAF CIKESE to do things and being unable to do 1.5. Picnic lunches are to be brought. the possibility of presenting an hrej ly make more money in private stead. the Secretaiy and othel- officials BANANAS them." Tuesday, June 19, there wiH be »c t play founded on the life of Lor­ Unlontown, Pa. This city's newest practice than the office pays. , ■ Simmons spread out all his ftsli- Third grade children in the Lin­ another class on chair seating and totaled $8,934.93 for the year or S pkgt lO d enzo Dow. The play Is founded on approximately 83 per cent of the COLORED * II Pimento * 25f crusade fs against bartenders ■U'ho Oklahoma i.htyf ■ Mildred Damph ' mg equipment Ip the basement of coln school held their annual doll upholstery at the chapel hall, dlrect- FANCY the biography written by Mr. Sel­ total operating expenses. Other fool their customers with thick bot­ and loe Richardson shuffled 1 .4i>7 ;hls house,’ preparatory to the -out- party yeaterday afternoon and a ^1 by Miss Evelyn M. Plummer, lers, and Is the Work of Mr. Sellers RIPE 4 large items were; heat. $858.93: gas tomed whiskey glaases. Offenders hours, the last 60 .hours without; Ing. and then left home. While he i large number of parents were pres­ Home Demonstration agent of Tol­ Md Miss Dorothy Elderdyce of are to be charged with violating rest, to win a walking endurance! was aw'ay. S thief with a .pass-key ent to enjoy the program of songs, land County. $110.95; water, $105.70; mainten­ WARM WEATHER BEVERAGES- Maryland. It gives incidents in Fayette. County's full measure law. g:ritid hero. Now it_ appears they ' entered and took most of the flsii- poems and dance- numbers by the ance and repairs, $200.02 and lunch MWiMtien with the famoue preacb- The eighth National 4-H club En- bar, $392.03. Placentia, Calif — None of tlie are going to have to trwfge to D al-1 ing tackle. - different members of the class. At campment^ls being held at W ashing, Fency Mlilbrook J)nr lerge ' JT v which happened in frills were omitted as the'Valencia las to find the promoter'who offered i the close,of the entertainment light lb ; Habron and adjacent towne. Most ton. D. C. this week. Mre. E. Grower Tomatoef Ripe RADIO GOLDEN High School's one-man graduating the winning team a $1,000 prize, but refreehments were served. .The full Hebron people know that.Dow llv- Clark of ToIIamL County has gone QNGER ALE end RADIO FLAVORS btle class received his diploma. who didn't stay around uptli the program follows- y lBIltl »d here for several years with bis -80CI.VI.IST CONVENTlOiN with the four delegates ftom Con­ Roy TilKry, the only graduate, conclusion of the Bunion Derby. A It eibrii wtfe, Peggy, who Is buried in the Song, “Bon-Bon Mountain,, by the necticut as chaperone for the girls FELLOWSHIP GROUP'S Fency bunck marched to the platform, gave the Phlllipsbtirg, K a s ._ Summon Summon; Norwalk, June 14- The Socialist class; "Dolly’s Elvenlng," a poem by Irstead of Miss Elsie Trabee. The Carrots FAMILY PACKAGE I fa cententi Bum w M Hill graveyard. The play valedictory address, and was honor­ Ocn. jtiigh S John.son. Here's a Franco* Wiley; “Suppose," by Bar­ State Office here announced today group Is making the trip by auto. etlrring throughou;. ed by several songs by a mixed wage dispute in reverse. bara Bickmore; “Petting My Bear,” OUTING TOMORROW LITHIATED end belrici emphasis is given to its CLUB SODA chorus. The commencemrnt ad­ that arrangements have beeh com­ . sung by Irene Groot; "A Dolly's CARBONATED eenlenis jprtaenUUon from the fact that this Last year salaries of Philipsbiirg SOCIALISTS TO MEET Fancy bunch 45< dress was delivered by Vlerllng Ker­ teacjirrs were reduced. The school pleted for the First District Con­ Teaparty,” a poem by Dorothea Beets 3 ^ w k M the lOOth anniversary sey, state superintendent of public . S t D ow 's death. ^ board nt a recent meeting decided gressional Convention to bo held Smith; Tap dance by Lorraine Han­ Norwalk, Conn., June 14.— (A P ) SI. Mary’s Church Young Folks instruction. to raise the tiLx levy sufficiently to in N«'w Britain,on .Sunday. The sen; "Flower-clothes,” a poem by Fency ■Ilia graduaUon exercises for the —The Socialist sUte committee to- Seattle— A swarm of bees Invaded give the. teachers a 10 (wr cent in­ Convention will open at 2:30 p. m. Sally Robb; Violin solo by Roy To Go to Rev. Neill’s Farm Beldwin Ibf M Sb roe M booU wlU take place thla M y announced artongemanta for the home of J. C. Motto. The Mot­ crease. in V; F. W . hall, 252 Main street. Thompson; “A Life’s Lesson,” a for Sports. ^ Apples Wrepped • v e d M mt the Hebron Green Con- the First Congressional Dlatrict tos didn't know what to do. so they The major purpose of the Conven­ poem by Elalnq Anderson; "The fnigvUotial ehurch, beginning at 8 But Supt. William Mc.Miillcn, after convention at New Britain Sunday called the fire station. Lieut. G. 8. tion will be to nominate a candi­ Carpenter Shop,” sung by the boys; KING'S •^Elock (d u rllfh t tim e). Th* class taiking ii over with the teachers, It will open at 2:30 p.. m„ daylight Old Brewster MiHIiall, didn't know what to do, date for Representative in Congress Toe dance by Elda Belettl; "The Tomorrow evening, the Young oelors w in ba erlmaon and blur the notified the board no salary hike Is time, in V. F. W . hall, 252 Main reople's Fellowship of St Mary’s RUPPERT’S either. He couldn't locate a bee desired. from the firs t District. Plans for Lost Doll,” a poem by Maria Morris; motto, -Make the Best Bet- street. BREW ■ O T IU S experL Socialist organization and the cam- "My Dolly,” . sung by Dorothy church will hold an outing at ths ' “ smd tka clOM flower, the rose Marj'vllle, Mo.—George Hartley The convenUon WlU name a can­ FIDELIO Finally, he enveloped himself in pzlgn w ill be discussed and adopt­ Runde) “A mortifying Mistake,” by summer residence of Rev. J. Stuart fi/isr WATiomi and Ike Moody are scheduled to didate for Congress from the dis­ betUei wbo wfll graduate from the one of Mye. Motto’s sheets, and ed. Mayor Jasper M cLevy of Neill In Gilead. Miss Alice Altken la RHEINGOLD stand on their heads at a highway Evangeline Ericlaon; "The Pussy­ trict. M ayor Jasper McLevy, of i grmdaaad Wnflam Pagac and armed with Bridgeport will address the Con­ say chairman of the committee In charge ' eonlenls . .k * gardeh hooc, stalked I dedication program here soon cat’s Party,” by 'Caroline MiUer; Bridgeport, is expected to speak. 4 RIMl 4 jii»ta«_ school; Into the room and droVe the bees Back in 1921 vention. The Socialist State E xe­ ox the outing. It -la planned to leave AETNA they- laughed at "The Sunflower's Secret,sung by The state exedutlve committee ge out a window. ' cutive Committee will meet in N ew Irene Morrison; a short play, “The the church at 8:48 o’clock and trans- TWt edverKsement h eet ieteiidcd te o fa eleehoHc beveregee fer tale er delivery ia eay ttata i Fred Newlon when he ^ redlcted that will meet In, the morhlng. Plans Savannah, Mot— In this day of Britain at 10:30 on Sunday nthm- Little House in the Woods,” closed' porution WlU be furnished. Mem­ ^ S t o r e s ., ^ ibatelcerefallrareafieM awM . aome day a paved hi/hway for the summer and fall camnaian- would in*. the program. bers planning to attend are remind­ THE UTMOSTMN ina wHl be outUned. ' refreshment ed to bring a basl^ t lunch. ¥ s T' .?:'.j‘v'-*?'r’^y*l' - .J^? ’‘*^^^smmm^tsM»amMm

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She’s Nation’s First Woman Aeronauticiil E n ^ e e r CAROLINE MILLER IYAL’ entertainer , SHE’S A POWER ‘ SOCIALLY AND POLITICALLY Daily Health Expect a Fanttisttc Tilt For Heanu Titio PRIZE NOVELIST Lady IjBffy Is Renowned For Lavish Service A m MM wmm ‘ ...... - " ...... ' ' ...... ------♦ ______■ COMES TO TOWN Parties — To Prime.: Ministera and Royal Family. KNOW TYPES OF CUBES SENATORS COLLECT 25 HITS, POWflfeRr FOR TtJBEBCCLOSlfl A REAL BATTLE OF GIANTS Q HU ta m a .m t l?r ' Tlnlilinte Bekitre raiiineie of P d ib e r WioDer, Mother of Vartoue Remedies So n e t You May Avoid IneSeeUve Medloliiea. BBOOr HEBE TOTAT T h r^ SmaO Boys, R e D O m rA OABBIEL, circns pcr- So niMy and vattod aio tha Choice Over ChaUenger; taoMC, fan* from the tnpese mmI remedies proposed for ouio of hi lajored. To pleaM her partner, . cehres Her Award. tuberculools that a review of timm M A D E U X E 8IDDAL, Donna foea might help you determtae their ef- DOUBLE W IN SENDS Charter Oak Girls Second •a MadeUne'a home to lecnperate, rectiveneos under certain conditions. pretendlag to be the other, (ir L She Dr. Flshbein gtves yon this review Expect 50,000 Crowd N ew York, June. 14.— "So you B aahatned of the deception hot 4n the following article, the first of NATS BACK TO 4TH may recognize her, ebe’U 'carry bet In Final League Standing; keepa It op, even when B ILL MID^ tw o ^ n this anbjeet. I M it Hadeline’a ooualn, aska her to In nond provided In ber excitement anuTy him. Bill and Donna are mar- she doesn’t forget to remove same,” By DBh.HOBBIS FISHBEDf PLACE IN STANDING Mrs. Schubert Best Pinner ARMY-NAVY SWAMP I Lstest Shift b Odds Favor ■aid tbe telegram from e friend of Editor, Jonraal of the Amerleon MBS. PLA N TE B , hooaekeeper Caroline Miller, Pulitzer Prize win­ Medical Aaaodaflaa, and of The Charter Oak Girls bowling tHocharged by Donna, la her enemy. Hygeia, tbe Heattk.Migaslne Stars qirU of Wallingford for high Baen Long Bout WiD Bet­ -'.'-S' ner, to Corollne'e publisbers who team placed second in the Qirle FIRE EATERS 18 8 ' A M O S S I D D A L , Madellne'N team single with 588 and captured Yankees Cnt hto Lead of the high three string team honors grandfather, baa a atroke. had never eeen her before. For many years all W ts of State Duckpin U^gue, according to ter Champ's Chances to & Meanwhile Madeline who baa Sure enough, tbe excited little specific remedies have been trl4(L.on tbe official final standing released outright with 1664. Mrs. Jennie married CON DAVID, the animal V i group wetting at the train gate for the tuberculosis, and, mlUlons Hgers; Phillies Down the today by Olive Johnson of New H"a- Echubert, anchor bowler on the trainer, la killed. Con koona of the Southern limited to disgorge Itj dollars have been mulcted from ven, secretary of the League. The Charter Oaks, turned In the season’s Hnrlbg of Georgetti Fea­ Win on Pobts; National Donna'a deception and deddea to passengers eaw among the flrat up these people for patent medicines. Leavitt Leaders of ' Bridgeport best average for the locals, finish- blackmail her. He romea to the near­ the atepa a small, wide-eyed, au- Among the first of tbe new nbs, Giants Top Reds, finished In first place with an aver­ ine In fifth place in tbe Ihdlvldual tures; West Sides Pound i by town and Donna BKreea to meet So aeronautical engineering la a field for men only la It? Well, meet Isabel Ebcl, the Brooklyn, N. T., buraed-curled girl with a llttla scientific remedies to be an­ age of .800, While the local team had standing with an average of 103.58 Hookup to Broadcast Bont him. Mrs. Planter learns of this and girl whose distinction It Is to be the flrat full fledged woman acrona ilicol engineer in Am erica—and prob­ black hat in one hot hand and a nounced was Koch's tuberculin, .628 for 49 games won and 29 lost. fer 78 games. Miss aara Jackmore ably In the world! TKo first of her sex ever to receive a degree in aeron.autlc.nl engineering from ?es Blank Red Birds. aeiids BUI an anonymous letter, handful of loose change grasped which waa developed In 1890. The Charter Oaks also tied the was- seventh with 102.13. ' M ab Office 14-7. ! tiben Donna reaches home after New York University, Ml.na Ebel is here shown with a mo taam which beat them in the world 78 49 29 588 1664 < .628 pen when Primo Carnera and Max re hesitated, weighing the advlaabill- Roger Sherman, New Haven .. planatlon of the letter. er, and the representatives o f her some cases. 84 35 571 1625 .583 team demonstrated last night that ty of returning and choking the life A MAN AND WOMAN SEPARATE? ' esrlcs lost fall, the New York S U r Girls, W allingford ...... Baer start swinging tonight in the pubitahers, Eugene Saxton and Ra- A number ot remedies have 75 37 38 588 1592 .493 he can qualify as a flrat class soft­ NOW OO ON WITH THE STORY out of the animal trainer or going Giants, have been saying It with hits Capitol Girls, -Meriden ..... sunken arena built b y the ex-mll- By HELEl WEL.SHIMEK morfa Herdipan, as each introduc»l I » r o and Londonderry. been Introduced, consisting of this season since their pitchers have 75 30 45 573 1549 .400 ball pitcher when he held tbe M. F. CHAPTER XYIU hack to the farm and killing his No, marriage la an Intimate te- himself or herself. Regers Recreation, N4w Britain combinations o f copper, of gold, ' net been performing so well as they 66 17 49 575 1664 .258 llonaires of Madison Square Gar- Con’a surprise was genuine. "An \vife. I latlonahlp between two people. A " Y ” Girls, M iddletow u ...... D. team In check tor seven Innings There was a time—not so long By MILTON BRONNER and o f other metals. ^ A ll these dir" a year ago. •* 60 11 49 559 1538 .183 den the fight clans staged on old- anoymous letter?” he repeated. "I man or woman who has given up of fact, her interest In people, In 1st High Team Single Gan ana struck out seven men to win 18 ago either—when a woman put a Can Keep a Secret NEA Service Staff Correspondent remedies are experimental and, Game— SUr Girls, Wallingford ... . 588 fMhioned rally today In anUeipa- don't understand." the role ot co-star doean't want tp London—If some few years ago i*'® make any of At the last semi-official checkup 1st High Team Single, to 8. Hla wife— but she wasn't hla man out of her life when she put She expressed no surprise that* I although they have been reported Game— Charter Oaks, Manchester . . 688 tlon of one of the most fantastic "Perhaps you will when you read watch the play with another In his anybody hod predicted that Ramsay ^ gathering of brains last week the Sraators had about 30 1st High Team Single fights ever waged for the hea-vy- wife! She was the wife of that yel­ him out of her heart. She tacked a three quite Important persons such as effective in some cases, the vast Game— Leavitt’s, Bridgeport ...... 688 Tae Array and Navy club dispUy- It'.’ BUI tossed the letter on the or her part. It is human nature. MacDonald and" the swank London­ and ability as well as of social stars. m'orei hits to their credit than their 1st. High Team TTiree welght championship of the world. low-faced scoundrel who had known "N o Trcspaa-slng" sign on the front as these should have dropped evury- m ajority of the evidence does not Games— Charter Oaks, Manchester 1664 ed a good brand of ball last night table. His eyes did not leave the derry faniily would become Intlipate Has Varied interests roarest American League rival al­ Not Like the Post she had married another Illegally doo an 1 her former reason for liv­ thin^ to come to the statHn to seem to indicate any special value while the North End Firemen did other's face as he read the me.ssage. If it were the customary thing friends, that the Marques of London­ She and her husband did not have though they had not done so well in The turmoil of the big town was ar,d done nothing about it. The wo­ ing and cooking and darning socks meet her. ^ many completely It,- for any of them. INDIVIDUAL STANDING not put up the game that they show- Then Bill asked, "W hat about It?" for men and women to get together derry would become one of his to conquer a great social position. scoring. They added considerably to a far cry from those glamorous man he had loved and-tnisted waa n became as a shower on Eaater Sun- credible things have happened m Because the lesions of tuber­ High High 3 en a week ago In defeating the Main "W ell— what about it? " w l’ h the men and women who have stoutest supporters, and that the They were born to it. A great- berth totals yesterday when they days of 1921 when Tex Rickard cheat, a bigamist. But for that da.v morning. The woman never, the past ten dkjrs that nothing can culosis heal by calcification, It has PF. Game Game Aver. Office team. Errors, coupled with . "Did my wife meet you yester- rated, rate or are going to rate in Marchioness would have him at h e r ! third Duchess walloped the Chicago White Sox 11 C. Kirk, Leavitt G ir ls ...... convinced the faithful, through the damned paper he would’ never have under any circumstances, went call­ astonish hef any more. been customary with many physi­ • • 76 8009 147 381 106.59 failure to hit with men on caused ■day?" theli marital lives we would no? ex­ famous parties as their favorite i “i tc 3 and 13 to l l . The two contests A. D'Lugo, Learitt G irts ...... ballyhoo that Georges- C at^tler l/eUcvcd It! ing on the man who had not proved " I ’ve just passed Into a daze," she cians to prescribe a great deal of s s 72 7568 146 356 1068 their downfall. Con drew a c.g;<.rct from hla press surprise when we see tbe re- guest, English people would have I Cie late Viscount Chaplin, one of calcium. In fact, It Is commonly saw them bang out 25 bits. Manager A Roberge, Leavitt G irls ...... had a chance to beat Jack Dempsev He did not see the gaunt figure a perennial nn.swct to her virginal confided She can't believe even yet S • 39 4103 132 355 105.8 pocket and held a lighted match tn latcd-bjr-marrlage groups ea?ing doubted the sanity of the speaker. , ® ‘?® • believed that workers In lime Joe Cronin was the big gun of the B. Bendecebi, Star G ir ls ...... The pitching of Glorgctti and the and attracted 90,000 customers to the end of the pa.'<.sage who stood prayers. that "Lamb In His Bosom," her —- . . . . . r I fnmnii* hn«f jjg r husband’s family • • 51 5364 186 403 104.50 It. "You haven't quc"t!oned her?" he onion soup together. For all thUgs seemed against any; dust do not have tuberculosis, yet assault as he drove in five runs In rest fielding o f Shields o f the Arm y see Uie slaughter In historic Boyle's watching him with voracious eyes You see, nice women didn't cull first novel, has won the highest successive monarchia J Schubert, Charter Oak Girls .. .. 78 8092 147 354 103.58 a^ed . such conjuncture of affairs, Mac-1 If ““®. . ------the evidence for this fact Is not each contest. C. Johnson, Roger Sherm an...... and N avy team and the play of thirty acres. ciiu a smirking smile. When she call­ on former husbands. The jvonicn Mrs. Comelluk H. Tuazynski who honor that America con give to a 78 8061 145 366 103.27 "I said I came to you. Did she Donald was the son o f a poor peaa- o®''® to honor. They were particularly convincing. The two triumphs served to rt O Jackmore, Charter Oaks Graeser of the M. P. D. team were For one thing, times have ed him by name he turned auto- knew the men too well, The women divorced her husband In Reno the novelist and $1,000 prize money, • e 75 7663 161 351 102.13 meet you?" ant Scotch farmer. The Lon^don-' f 1789 Viscounts in 1795 turn tbe Senators to a first division S. Oayeskl, " T ” ...... outstanding. changed radically with the fistic luatlcallv, without knowing that he knew how the men looked when' ' other dey, stopped In Los Angeles which may seem unimportant , be­ • • 46 4618 ISO 871 102.28 ••Yea." derrys were bom to the purple of Londonderry in 1796. place by a few percentage points M. Kilmartin, Roger Sherman business. For another, the interna- old so. they forgot to shave for a day, now aftei the divorce, to see het former side the kudos, but Is mighty vital The present Marquess, who suc­ The more recent studies seem • • 66 6710 128 327 101.44 West aiders pounded Kerr of ....."W h y?’ husband, William T. Davis, m i h's thi truest British and Irish arls- over the Browns, who took a 6 to 2 G. Riedel, Roger Sherman...... the Main office for 14 hits, collecting Uonal angle has been overworked men swore when their collar but to this 30-ycar-old wife of a Baxley, ceeded to the title In 1916, sat In the In indleata that ■6me''‘~ change • 66 6700 146 332 101.34 "If I were you I'd ask her." "Bill Slddal! U'E m e-M ia' Plant- present wife, .Mrs. Florence Aldene tocrlsy. MacDonald supported him­ must take place In the tubercu­ beating from the Yanks. F. Nelson, Charter O aks ...... PBIMO CARNERA •SIX doubles In a row in the third to but perhaps fifty thousand will tons rolled under the wardrobe how Georgia high school auperintenden, House o f Commons until he became • 78 7896 140 360 101.18 MA.X B A E R 'Tm not asking for advice but tr. You seen him?" Carls Oavia. Mr. Davis, yo'j le- self by his pen. The ^ndonderrys The Yanks' victory put them a G. Nelson, Charter O a k s ...... cross another river tonight in the long they liked their eggs co iketi and the mother of three small boys a peer. A t present Secretary of Air, losis Itself before calcification can • 78 7894 128 344 0«C S Information. Why did .she meet, _ "W h a t? " were affluent In all the world's best game closer to the top ets Detroit 101J6 dlrectloi, o f the Long Island City ami whether or not they w'crc sua- cail, spent nine years in prtsnr, foi —including a set of twins who are despite his 56 years, he haa qualified begin, and that in the. vast ma­ M. Lynch, Stars ...... • 76 tallied three runs a last Inning ’“ You seen that clrcua" feller?" goods. "Ram say Mac"- was a ram­ came out on the short end o f a IS­ 7547 130 341 100.47 fo arena to see whether the California r ■you?” ceptlble to feminine wiles. killing a New Vork detective While jority of cases there is plenty of M. Werme. Roger Sherinan .,., rally but could not match the big death on shoe leather. pant Socialist. The Londonderrys as a full-fledged pilot. His two • 81, 8088 134 345 .99.69 "Because I sent word for her to." "W hat do you know about him?" Mr. Davis was In prison, Mrs fiis calcium in the body for the needs IS score in a slugfe.it with Boston. A. Reynolds, Roger Sherman ... lead the 4-Acre athletes had gained song and dance man can topple the Mrs. Miller is evidently one wom­ daughters follovyed suit and last • 72' 7167 152 358 "W hat right have you to ask my "Everything. I sent you the let­ zynski, then his wife, made 13,000. were , n o per cent Tories. MacDOn- o. the situation when the mechan­ With "Sugar’’ Cain burling five C. Clark, L e a v it t ...... 99.39 fo the first three stansaa. The 260-pound Italian Goliath within When two people separate In an­ an who can keep a secret. year Lady Londonderry also took . 75 7379 123 361 wife' to meet you secretly?" ter. Did you get It? I was afraid to 000 for him. Of course ther; Is an old attacked conditions in the Sea- ism of healing starts. hit ball the Athletics won the fourth 98.29 METHODISTS SCORE scores: the limit of "lO rounds. ger certainly friendship Is nbt pos­ "Please, plejose forgive me for flying lessons. H. Kovack, Stars ...... • 39 Felix—He Fixes Putts sign my name, but now that you ham coal mining district, where the American League game from Cleve­ 8840 130 332 98.18 Promoters, more optimistic than » "A s good a right as you have to affectionate memory between the not telling you. but the letter from Active During War Cod liver oil has been used la M Gorman, Roger Sherman . . . sible When one party, or both Londonderrys owned great collieries. land by an 11 to 2 count. 27 2660 113 326 98.14 Arm y A Na.v’y CTub confident, predicted sixty thousand ddfnond on explanation from me." know about him I don't care. I man and the woman who Aided him the committee said I wasn’t to tell Apparently there Is nothing this tuberculosis for several cen­ J. Lee, Leavitt ...... Seattle Feline, Naturally, Loves “ Birdies” parties, still love, but for a certain The Londonderrys hU back, practic­ A pair o f young left handers pro- . . 69 6759 132 329 97.58 « r- . . a b . r . h . p o . a . e . cash customers would contribute fo "That’s no answer." reckon everybody will be knowing The db'orce that folloWcc^ some a numan being and so I Just talented woman cannot do. During turies. It has the advantage of M. Cooley, C a p ito l...... Y LEAGUE VICTORY exlgcncj have decided to go lone'y ally saying Ramsay was talking 72 7018 141 341 97.34 McCormick, c ___ 4 2 3 9 0 0 a gate of nearly $400,000 "Its oU you'll get—now.’ now. Such things can’t be kept hid. people, contend, should haye^ banish­ furnishing a large amount of fat vioed the big news of the National N Ballassa, Stars ...... ways, filcndship has Its drawbacus. couldn't write you though I waa through his hat. MacDonald came the war, her activities were mani­ . • 42 4099 125 330 Seattle. June 13-— 1AP) — I f ^ninth greens whlcK are close to the * ------GlorgetU, p . . . . . 6 3 0 0 1 1 Bills fists clenched. He felt an I Was trying to save youi If you’d ed that. Human nature Is strange. and also provides 'vitamins which League as Curt Davis of the Phillies 97.25 Champ Given Edge But when two people still like each bursting to." she apologized. fold. Living In the attic, she turned M. Dovek, Capitol ...... | . . 72 you re having trouble dropping ^ clubhouse. iv r . • S. Slamohds, ■■ ..5 3 4 0 1 0 a-followed her yesterday mebbe you to power as a Socialist Premier. To are of great importance to the limited the Cubs to seven hits and 7005 123 342 97.21 I The latest shift fo betting oUda filBost Irreaiotlble Impulse to smash other although they no longer love A divorce sometimes ties the score. "When did you first hear?" the over the balance of her husband's H. Brown, Stars ...... 24 C'. Anderson, lb . .5 0 3 4 0 l could a-stopped talk.” the Londonderrys this seemed th e ! body. reme-out with a 2 to 1 decision, and 2348 132 323 97.20 your putts, drop, around to the , hours sitting close D c f c a t H ig h la n d P a r lf fi fn today found Carnera no better than ■ hla fiat Into the' handsome, mocking each other. If they want to use first publisbecs and agent all wanted to famous home, Londonderry House In ilea. White, "Y " ...... T Anderson, 2b .. 5 1 1 0 0 0 end ot the world as the;^ knew it. I f cod liver oil is to be taken. I'rd Klein, of Ciuciunati giving the . 44 4286 124 335 97.i8 Meadowbrook Golf club In Seattle “PPa^nHy waiting for ratfl, 0 IQ a alx to five choice to retain the face b^ore him. ” 1 don’t know the He stared at her dully. It Is doilbt- name) and ask about each other a know. They obtained their own In- Park Lane, to make of it a hospital- 11. Athorne, Capitol...... Benschc, 3 b ...... s 3 1 3 0 1 After all, If praple want to be In MacDonald Cabinet It Is usually best in doses of one league leading Giantx a scare M ore . 57 5545 144 361 97.16 and Felix will fix 'em i "otnethlng to Jump out. title he won last year on a knock­ code your kind lives by." he sold ml If he heard anything sl\e said. He Investments, why shouldn't they’’ filendl;, why shouldn't they be’ formatlrn from the newspapers. for wounded officers. She herself V Ljmch, Roger Sherm an...... Etllelds, if ...... 5 1 2 2 0 0 to three ounces after a meal. In he finally went out In the seventh . 36 3!W0 125 320 97.8 out from Jack Sharkey. For vari­ thickly, "but the day Madeline left was thinking of other things, his There is a catch In the sitim'o'n, "Last Monday," she told them, Then came the famous summer of ran It. H. Clmlotu, Roger Sherman ... 3, In Opening Battle; E dgar,-cf ...... ;s 2 1 1 0 0 Men and women are nice to their the case of tuberculosis, the whole • and New York won 6 to 4. 18 1751 119 311 97.5 ous reasons, or for no reason at ail, the circus she was through with wife In a little gingham dres.s, though Two people who Ilkt each forniei flanec.s, their ex-business "and It's a good thing It was that 1931 when MacDonald's second So- j A fter the war. she interested her- M, Granger, Capitol ...... cod liver is believed to be prefer­ Fred Prankhouae, a S t Louis Jinx • 75 7258 126 333 96:58 1. Slamonds, i f ..3 1 1 1 0 0 aenUment has swung sharply in the you and 3rour' standards. She’s my sleeves rolled to the shmildet and other and who have once loved partners. VV'c arc not arguing for long ago too, ’cause It took me a ciallst government resigned. He at - self In politics. In the fall campaign M. Ryan, Roger Sherman...... Morgan, rf ...... 4 2 1 1 1 0 on^e formed a National emergency able to any of the extracts o f the made It easy for Boston to beat the . 51 4903 131 348 96.7 a foot of the bole, however, Hewitt Features; last few days to Baer. Some of the Wife now. She'll live according to I her bare arms plunged Into a flour each other usually continue to 'Ive divorce or against It. That is besjde whole week to get over it. I ’m not of 1931, Lady Londonderry took the E. Edmon, Roger Sherman . . . . putts like some of the .20 and government, composed of Tories, viCamins. Cardinals 9 to 0 when he held the . 63 5990 124 307 95.6 direct causes have been the suspi­ a y principles and they don't Include bln; her first attempt to bake a together unless tlicrc Is some tb- Iht que.stlon. But when two peo­ even over It yet. as a matter of stump to support the government M> Strong. Charter O aks ...... footer. Which are canned f o ’ uni , u T t o e " * “ Liberals and such Socialists as fol­ For years creosote and gualacol ' second place club to six hits. 54 5134 128 320 05.4 . -- cup for a 'Tub 46 18 17,21 3 3 cion that Carnera, bothered, bv a ralations wdtb other men.” rake; Madeline bending iver Grand­ atacle whioh puts them dolluitel., ple nave built part of their lives to fact.” candidate for the M. P. from New­ J. Bernard, Stars ...... c^ny fjishion at Meadowbrook. Fe­ of the green.” Otherwise he sits an,1 lowed h(m. Given a huge mandate were considered to be specific . 75 7103 124 317 94.53 M. F. D. sore throat, has passed the peek of "Y eah?" father’s bed, her lingers soothing out oi {'Sch others way. getl.et they should be permitted to castle. : Pittsburgh batters had a field day M, Goodchlld, L e a v itt...... lix Knows bow, and he has "savod" waits for the putts and then helps The Methodist Young Men's club by the electorate, he remade his remedies In tuberculosis, and they . at the expense of Brooklyn pitching, 29 2738 121 326 94.12 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. condition and likewise developel an " I f you value your skin youll Hie anowy hair hack from an aching Wd argue that wo are modern conduct a normal conversation Her “First Trip” In the winter of 1928 she appeared Ljmeb, Roger Sherman...... many a score for Seattle golfers. them along much to the d ellgit jf trounced the Highland Park club cabinet and lo. Lord LondondeVry arc still used In some cases to winning 15 to 2. 66 6209 128 316 04.5 Felix Isn't the pro. N o sir. He’s Giiiwold, c .. appearance of- nervousness *..iat pack up and leave this town on the temple; Madeline feeding the chirk We Insist that we are broad-mind­ without the neighbors raising the Suddenly she remembered the in a new and unsu.spccted role __ E Collins, Roger Sherman ...... the players. - last night to the tune of 6 to 3. - was Secretary of State for Air. The that of author. Her book was "The produce expectoration, lessening 51 4799 118 315 04.5 Just an alley cat who "Joined" the J. Moskc, p . will do him no good If be happens first train." eiiS. the wind blowing through her ed, We assert that if John tones blinds or listening to hoar what is portei who was following with twj K. Kozara, Capitol ...... /®®cfose of FelU, probably more Premier and bis A ir Minister became Magic Inkpot." It was based upon of tightness in the throat, and of 21 1974 118 319 94. club about two , months ago. He Tw o runs were scored In the flrat Coleman, lb . to bump hia chin Into a couple of "And If 1 don't?" copjier curls, her cheeks flushed, her has Had seven wives and wants to being said The chances are that shiny new bags that undoub'edl'y the relief' of coughing. G. Beach, " Y " ...... birdies have been scored bv dubs u? Uitiihate friends. An equally close old Irish legends and brought her 21 1940 117 297 92.8 i toojt a liking to the game— and to frame on two singles, two errors, Keeney, 2b .,. Baer’s earnest right-band wa’lops •TU find some means to see that eyes sparkling. have them all come to dinner It Is the mar. and the. woman are dls- were seeing their maiden trip. l i . Stoltman, Capitol .!.!/ !/ !] the sixth hole—the cat's favorite and a life. The losers scored on friendship became established be­ own children Into It. It was dedi­ . 42 3848 124 302 91.26 the vittles handed out by the cook UUler, If ..., Indirectly, a reaction In Baer s fa­ you do." He saw her, as she had looked his privilege to entertain the Classing the pennant prospects of "I've got his tip out," she volun- M. Flechar. Roger Sherpian...... spot— than at any other hole In the sfogle.s by Eagleson and C Dougan tween him and the Marchioness. And cated to "Captain Stewart," which People with tuberculosis suf­ 9 823 112 290 —8uid decided to hang around. W. MoakeT 3b vor followed the sensational' "Strong arm stuff, eh? Better the flrat day-he wheeled her out to chorus. Certainly It Is. But most the Cardinals and the Giants. If teerCQ, ral.iing the hand with ihe F. Czys, " Y " ...... 91.'4 country. two errors and a life ’a the first MacDonald sits in the House 6f' was the name the Londonderry's fer frequently from fever and 27 2456 120 319 He doesn't go In for the long G:aeser. cf .. charges of Boxing Commissioner Consult Madeline before you do any­ the garden In the chair. And he saw men do not want their former lovc.s these men and women felt roman­ coins clutched In it. "I've never L Holman, Capitol. 90.26 " I f you don't believe us come cut Again In the third, Kiasman singled Commons as the member for that' younger daughter. Lady Mary, had sweating at night. When these 30 2725 114 299 game, being content to concentrate Fortin. S3 .,.. Bill Brown that Max himself waa In thing she wouldn’t like— " her In the vine-covered church, her around Most women do not w >nl tically alHiut each other, they wo'jl'd traveled before and I was so afraid N. Lunden, " Y ’> ...... 90.25 and see for yourself." say any cf stole 8®cond and Scored on an error. very coal1 district which is so .Inti­ .. ' given herself. symptoms become oppressive, the IDINGS 30 2708 108 299 on putts at the fourth, sixth and Trouton. rf .. no shape to go the route. "Why, damn you!" BUI lunged cyeif lowered, her face so oarnost. to meet the wonmn or women who still he married or at lea.st they I'd forget. My first trip to New L. DeBarl, "Y" ...... !.!.!!! 90.8 the regular members. mately tied to the Londonderry for­ Famed as H ^tess doctor can prescribe drugs which YESTERDAY’S RESULTS 6 542 109 297 folHed again until the Limerick, sf . Pending the story that the offi­ forward but Con dodged the blow. her mouth so awoetly tremillou.s as have npp«'nrcd In the replacement wouldn't be aeceptlng each other in York? Of course It Is. it's my first it. Clark, Leavitt...... 90.2 Sixth when Rogers singled to . cen­ tunes. will control them. • 7 628 cial scales tell today. It appeared she whispered "Yes", to the (|ues- act. I a purely friendly manner. But London will always remem­ 101 275 89.5 Ho laughed and the laugh was like trip anywhere. Lady Londonderry has always An alcohol rub at bedtime or a S Felix, "Y" ...... / 45 ter, stole second and scored on F Baer had whipped himself Into Os llor, "Do y«'u take this man to be ber her best as the famous and pow­ Northeastern League • 3995 124 318 88 34 89 8 14 18 8 12 a whip lash tti Bill's face—a con­ "It's the first time too that I've been a power .socially. Today she sponge bath with lukewarm wa­ Bern. White, " Y " ...... HOW TITLE CHANGED " •Hewitt's drive. Hewitt later scored M. F. D. good fighting condition as he* over erful social hostess. The framework Hartford 11. New Bedford 1. 39 3448 113 307 ------— firmation of all the doubts that had Jour husband?" ever had to bother about ■ how 1 ter containing about one gram of 88.16 BLUEFIELDS TO P U Y HA.N'DS SINCE TH E W A R on an error and a stolen base. 021 112 1 8 Is one of the most powerful women Is gorgeous; the great winding stair­ Worcester 3, Manchester 2. ohi-s—186, world's record A A N C will be, despite Brown's critlijal been gnawing’'at his heart since the All the time she had had a hus­ would look or what I vcould wear. alum to the ounce Is helpful In _ ------722 331 0— 18 In Great Britain, I f anybody holds case that leads up to the reception Lowell 9, Springfield 5. *nd High Single Game—A. Reynold s—152 In the seventh with the score 4 to 'Two base hits, W. Moske, ForUn. diagnosis, whereas Carnera was tho eight before. band. Bill passed a shaking hand I've been so worried and I don't preventing night sweats. New York, June 14._^(a P) __ ^ singles by Harrl.s, Wogman and victim of a carefully mapped goat- a salon In the ancient term of the rooms; the brilliant lights, the lavish National League 1st. High Three Game—E. Bendecchl—4oi TRINITY PARISH NINE a Slamonds 2. C. Anderson, Shields: " I f you don’t want a dirty scandal over hts forehead. It was moist with know yet whether I've got the right world. It Is she. Her parties, balls One of the most severe symp­ Here's the record of Internatlon- Kogers in succel^ion pp.vcd the way getting campaign as welL.os a num­ display o f cut flowers, the paintings New York 6, Cincinnati 4. 2nd High Three Game—C. Kirk— 3S1. I Uiree base hits, 8. Slamonds; hits off that ypu’ll be sorry for, you’d bettei perspiration. things. I telegraphed Marion and and receptions are the most brilliant, toms that may .oc^ur in a person al matches for the heavyweight ! for two more runs. The losers ber of minor ailments. O i of Londonderry ancestors by the Plttsburjih 15, Brooklyn 2. Glorgettl 14, Moi:ko 17; base on keep your temper." the animal icMn. I telegraphed Atlanta, and I bought the most generous and the most with tuberculosis Is bleeding championship since the war: -started a rally In their Imlf but ,t To Be Broadcast classic Hoppner and Lawrence. Then Philadelphia 2, Chicago 1. The Blucficlds will travel to Now trainer snarled. "And that's no idle "1 knnwed It a long time ago. ' the only sports coat there was In from the lungs. The appearance sought V te r of any. In the social Lady Londonderry herself, wearing Boston 9. St. Louis 0. Haven Saturday afternoon to play I 1921—Jack Dempsey knocked sU-u"ck out b v °iG lo »«u i’ T^TT*** 1 ^ '\ Even Baer’s " most cninusianicenthusiastic threat! I know she's played you for continued the harsh, old viihe. Baxley, I've still got to buy some season. When ahc. with the active of this, symptom is a danger sig­ out Georgea Carpentler of, f o . EfSicson singled and Dougan the famous Londonderry diamonds, American League Sam Ma.ssey’8 Trinity Parish nine, a F'-hubert oiTd "upporters from California. Incliid- a sucker and tlmt you’re innocent of ' Long time ago I orte.i have told gold shoes. I have some silver ones support of her talented husband, nal which should cause the pa­ France. 4 rounds. hit to Hewitt who made b spectacu* -hubert and Csnad. ^ d,ie^„tlon froqi the' film greeting each guest by name .and New Y oik 6, St. Louis 2. BASEBALL team that has defeated Some of the th« whole mess, but if you get nasty vou then, only .rhe -tlie. snippity to wear when they tell me about throws a great reception on the tient to lie down Immediately and 19M—Jack Dempsey Knocked iBT catch to turn It Into a double colony, conceded the longer the knowing hfs or her particular inter­ Philadelphia 11, Cleveland 2. Local Sport strongest aggregations In the state. W M t Sides I can, txx) I'vo kept ni'y mouth shut chit—she said as long as I hadn't the prize. eve of the meeting of Parliament for to get medical attention at once. out Luis Flrpo, of Argentina, 2 play.at first. Harris. Wogman and bout goes the better will he CarL- ests. Standing with her husband, Boston 16, Detroit 13. The Bluefields will put their be.st - but If you rile mb, by God I'll drag no proof she’d " "ClndTella's shoes, those are, be­ the honor of meeting the Prime In sanatoria where persons ars rounds. Rogers starred with thJ. willow for AB. R. H. PO. A. nera's chances of winning on she has thus in times past held re­ HOLY NAME WINS 5TH lineup fo the field and Ed Kovls will Johnson, c ...... her Into court and let the devil nav cause I AM Cinderella, you know. Minister, the old tlme^soclal glories treated for tuberculosis, one of the Washington 11-13, Chicago 3-11. 1928- Gene Tunney stopped the victors, with P. Klssman and . .4 2 1 3 0 points. Tbe Californian concedes "Proofs of what?" Bill asked ceptions for a long line' of famous be on the slab. Jolly, lb ...... the bill!" “My dre.ss for the announcement? most useful remedies thus far de­ Chatter Tom Hecney of New Zealand 11 Eaglc8-)n for the losers . .4 2 2 7 0 thlcklj’. of England seem fully" revived. She Prime iilinlsters — Lloyd George, The Holy Name club have chalked The Bluefields will make the trip navantages to Carnera tn every­ Oh. It's made of red mosquito net­ veloped is artificial pneumothorax. THE STANDING rounds*. Armstrong. If .. . .4 2 1 2 0 "That her and that circus feller Is has the ability, the resources, the Bonar Law. Stanley Baldwin and up another victory to their score, by bus and any member or fan Methodist Club (6) thing but reach, confidence and -Hla words staggered Bill. They ting. At least U looks like mos­ This Involves the injection . of air I' Waddell, cf . . .2 2 0 2 1 man and wife. Yes, they are: 'L et house anU the plans to entertain In now MacDonald. making It five straight. The team as Despite the heavy rainfall Mon- wishing to go along la asked to call! 1930 Max Schmeling, of Gor- „ a b R H PO A E punching power. Were utterly Incomprehensible. A quito netting — you know that kind into the chest cavity, which serves - Northeastern League 7: Gustafson, p . .4 0 1 1 her swear till diHimsday that It was the grand manner. Her close friendships with Prime a whole played a good game from M y afternoon, Bristol and East 6818 or get fo touch with Bill Hand many, won on foul from Jack C Harris, 2b ... 4 2 2 2 1 0 3 The fight may not be a selliut scandal-yes, that would wreck his of material, don't you?” to put the lung at rest. w . L. Sharkey, 4 rounds. Morlarty, ss ... . .4 1 0 0 'he other, glri he married under her Tbe gods showered many gifts on Ministers, with powerful House of beg^ioning' to end, thus overcoming Hartford High went through with at tjie clubhouse. The round trip Wogm.an. 3b. ss. . 4 I 2 0 ^2 0 3 but It has attracted world-wide In­ life and Madeline’s. But what was The same effect Is also achieved • Lowell ...... 17 9 I V ennart,. 2b . . . , . .4 1 r.amo. That don’t fool mo! No sir. her. She has gcod looks, easy Commons men, with all kinds of the Wapplng Y. M. C. A, 6-0. thei) scliedulcd game and Bristol charge is 75 cents. : 1931— Max Schineling stopped 'f ...... 4 1 2 1 0 0 2 0 1 terest mreet wires from the ring­ this threat about court ? /I by cutting the nerve which leads Worcester ...... 15 10 Rice, .sf ...... 4 2 My boyi. Nub, sent mo a handbill Advlc« Prom Botno social poise, brains, both speaking men and women of ability and; per­ •’Count" Farraml pitched, allowing em.-rge<: with a 17 to 7 triumph Young Stribling. 15 rounds. f ...... 4 1 I 4 3 2 3 2 0 side will carry the story throughout to the diaphragm, or by perform­ Hartford ..,...... 11 14 r re.ecr. 3b ...... 4 1 “ You think you iimrri.pd a pure and It said they were to be njarrlod The party boarded a taxicab smd and writing ability. She might eas­ haps, most of all, with the royal but four hits in seven innings. that brought a tie with Meriden for 1932— Jack Sharkey won dec'* F Hewlett, p . . . 2 i 1 2 2 1 3 4 1 this country as well as by cable to little Ice maiden." Con went on re­ ing a surgical operation on the New Bedford ...... 11 14 r Waddell, rf . . .3 — Madeline and that circus feller, 1 started on the drive to Delmonico's ily have remained Just a crusted family itself, make her a power for Holy Nome the League tiUe. Although no re- Sion from Max Schmeling, 15 McKay, cf ....?. 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 Europe and all Latin-America, ribs. Springfield ...... 11 14 — — — . ___ . lentlessly, his. anger mounting at the rJiowed It to her and—" where Mrs. Miller la staying In New Tory noblewoman. But, as a matter any cause she espouses. P °f‘ oT the game was announced, WALSH EXPLAINS REASON rounds. May, lb ...... 3 0 0 8 1 1 where the Italian has a big fo>l iw- Manchester ...... 11 IS „ a b . r . h . p o . a . e . Phillips, rf ...... 1 0 n 0 0 0 Ing. •com he rca'd in the other's face. ' When ? Before we were mar York P. Staum, S.S...... 4 1 2 0 2 0 West Hartford evidently beat Mid- 1933 -Primo Carnera of Italy 37 14 14 21 9 *'So honest that '' "That's on Park Avenue, isn't N E X T : Diets for the tuberculosis. National I^^iie Knocked out Jack Sharkey, 6 Dickson, rf ...... 2 0 0 0 0 Ql rud?" J. Tierney lb ...2 0 1 0 0 0 dletown in the other League tilt 1 Office It will aUso be broadcast by a na­ ^\T! (yi-n i n It?” Mrs. Miller wanted to know. W. L. Cargo. 3b ...... 2 0 0 1- 1 o ' AB Bill's hand caught the neck of "No. I had It before but I showed many of the experiences of her own practices and unbridled purloining, M. Swikla, 2 b _____2 1 0 1 1 0 ilateu and thereby captured third i FOR NAVY EIGHT SHAKEUP rounds: ^ m o Camera won de- R. H. PO. A. tional (N B C ) radio hook-up. 'Ten Con’s robe. He sh(>ok the animal "Look here, don't you all know you lamlly. New York ...... 34 18 ci.slon from Paulino Uzeudun, of Ingraham, c ___ 1 0 1 3 0 2 . .4 0 thousand sept' at $2.30 each wen- it to her afterward." have broken down. J. Burke, If ..... 3 1 1 0 0 o' place; in the final standing. j 0 1 1 can't put a G ^ fg la cracker on St. Louis . . . , ...... 30 19 Spain. 15 rounds. trainer until his teeth rattled. "That Bill's face darkened with passion. (S in o o fie ql She was eighteen months writing — The Rev. Amfl-ew S. Gill of . .4 0 1 2 0 to be put on sale late this after­ Chicago ...... 31 S Opalach, r f ------2 0 0 1 0 1 Poughkeepsie, N. ,Y., June 14.— Totals Nellson, 3b . . . will do," he repeated. Surprised, at "You old devil!" he cried. "You keep Park Avenue al^not haye her dis­ the book and there were many Cleveland. 21 ID.'ii -P rim o Camera won dc- 30 6 9 21 10 ..s 3 2 3 2 noon. The preliminary fights so pn like- “IkU o.lw Pittsburgh ,...... ,,.2 7 J. Rykoski, c....3 0 0 12 2 0 The standing with all games Charlei (Buck) Wal.sh, N.ivy coach Highland Park (3) Boyce. If ...... the sudden onslaught, Con stumbled yi ur mouth shut About this or, so, gracing you? I'll, be making breaks times when she was tempted to 20 •Ision from Tommy Loughran . .4 1 3 3 0 at 7 p. m. (e. a. t.) and the main Boston ...... J. Vojeck, 3 b ------2 1 1 3 0 0 plajTd is as follows: has adopted an “ all or none" atti­ 10 rounds. bock against the wall, knocking over hi,p me God, I ’ll kill you!" Im eb all over the place, I know I will. M y Criticism, however necessary, ...... 25 23 AB R H PO A Hutchinson, ss ..3 1 >2 1 5 bout Is scheduled for 9 p. m. throw it all up because, according is Brooklyn .... C. Novack, cf .,..2 1 1 0 0 0 W tude toward the Intercollegiate R ow ­ P Kl.ssman. cf the suUca.se bench on which rested family knows It, too. My Aunt always an ungracious art...... '21 20 PC. 4 2 2 2 0 Phelan, lb ...... 4 1 1 6 0 Mrs. Planter began fo snivel. "1 flk UriJi l»«. eoiiu to her, an Imp would lean over her L. Farrand. p _____3 0 0 0 2 0 Meriden ...... | ing association rogatta" Saturdav Eagleson. .is on open valise. The contents, includ­ Laura said to me: ‘Darling, tn case — Prof. Raymond Moley. Philadelphia ...... 17 30 .900 Hitt, cf ___ . .4 1 2 2 0 might a-knowed that’s what I'd get sh^Ider and keep saying, "Don't B. Abraitis, lb .. .2 0 1 4 1 Bristol ...... I rnd if it works out right It raa'v B. Dougan, 2h ing B rolled document tied with blue % tnoke QrxL?" they should toast you— maybe they £tlidnnati ...... 11 35 .900 Calvert, rf .... 1.4 0 2 0 0 GREATEST HOCKEY GOAL loi my trouble' 1 was only tryin you know you can't write? You Staum, r f ...... 1 i i 0 0 West Hartford ...... 1 make the midshipmen a real threat C. Dougan, 3b ribbon, tumbled to the floor. "to UaeoJt,-. won’t— but If they do, you’re sup­ . We can’t go fifty-fifty between American League .400 F,!llott. sf ...... 2 0 0 0 0 to help you. That's' all the thanks haven't been to college!” C Linders, c f _____ 1 0 0 0 0 Manchester ...... ; to the western supremacy. A Kissman, p Black eyes narrowed to mere silts. posed to sit-still and not drink with W. .300 Kwaah, 2b ...... 2 0 1 get! But what should I expect of And sometimes she would cry the Newr Deal and the old. We East Hartford .,... ! R Bentley, If . 0 0 1 Con's Bps became a crimson gash in CavjbiaAti'r!^ the rest.’ Oh. everybody gave me Yolt 30 .300 "W e didn’t come here to place ------. ------____ TENDER DIES SUDDENLY a man who'd marry hla cousin but then she would always pick must either go on with the New 27 6 8 21 Middletown ...... ; J. Adams, - e .. • pasty w:hlte face. "Ask her who -iLoke. adcLk- o j plentj of good advice. :New York ...... _____28 8 1 .200 third or fourth, we came'to win,'' 34 7 Bill 41d not wait. He tore through up hei pen again and go on, though Deal or abandon it. A. Gunther, lb 13 18 9 Madeline Slddal married in Louis­ "Even Nip, that's one o f the Cleveland ...... 24 Wapplng YMC.A Walsh said in explaining why he W cst Sides 507 020 0— 14 tiie office and Into the street. In the lAh ^ irifehAait likely enough when she got rig'i^ln —Edward A. Filrne, Boston mer­ J. Lewis, rf .. dUcogo, June 14.— (A P )— Charles ville before 2000 witoes.ses," he twins—tbe other one's called Tuck chant. Washington ...... 27 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. The Recreation Centers is again shook up his varsity eight jre.stcrday. Main O ffic e ...... 100 120 3__ 7 "Chuck" Gardiner, 29, • called the f'clgh he ii-ged the horses to a speed the midst o f a difficult pa.ssage ore Porcheron, as . gasped explosively. "Ask her about though they've, got real names, long St. L o u is ...... 24 planning to sponsor a track and "The fellows didn’t go so well in the Umpires; Lashfoake and Maloney. sreatest goal tender hockey has ever that was reeklc.ss on snow-covered of the twins would require first aif] Jones, c . . , . . Totals *24 3 7 21 7 4 • toe ceremony in the 'big top,' Ask family ones—well, when I told Nip The so-called brotherhood of na­ NO TIME Poston ...... 2 5 : field team this summer to partici­ last two miles of the time trial." known la dead— a crushing blow to load.i. He did not know what he was or something would boil over on Frchlet, p ------LEADERS Score by innings: hai the name of the man who stood I was going to make a speech, he Philadelphia ...... 20 pate in dual meets with club teams going to do-or what he wouid say to the stove. tions Is still a long way from, being By the Associated Press. Methodist Club. . 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 6 the championship aspirations of the up with her! ’ " said ‘Oh Mammy, and will you wear International minded and In conse­ Chicago ------; ...... 17 ; D. Berger, lb ., throughout the state. Director the woman who had destroyed his fo WASTE Dodd, If ...... Including yesterday’s games. Highland Park .. 1 0 1 0 0 0 1—3 Chicago black Hawks of whtcb be Rcvulsluu swept over Bill. For « eye drops?’ You see my ear drops She thinks it's bad luck to.talk quence world peace is by no means Frank Busch will be In charge of v/as'Captain. faith, who had torp his heart, Into Wells, cf ...... Last Night« Fights Two-basa_ hit. Lewis: sacrifice aecond the other man's In-sinuatlons are for very special occasions.’’ about jrour next book, but she ad­ in slgbL That’s true with moat people who TODAY’S GAMES •the team and expects to draw his A.MEBIC.\N The fiery, black haired young MU and crushed them. His blood, mits that she couldn't atop writing hits, R. BenUey, Adams: stolen passed unheeded Then slowly it All her family, Mrs. Miller sajra,' —Rear Admiral dark H. - Wood­ riait New 'York...It’a certainly true Cunningham, 3b athletes from the High dchool Scotchman died unexpectedly lost was pounding against his cars and now If she tried—and she wouldn’t Grant, rf ...... By *\ssoclated Press Batting—Gehrfoger, Tigers, .410 basea, P. Kis.iraan, ■ C. Harris, B. dawned upon him that Con had said helped her write "Lamb In His ward. o f gueata o f the McAlpln. who *• Northeastern League squads of recent years. A ll mem­ Manush, Senators, .397. night in Winnipeg, hts home town, his b ^ y , bathed In perspiratioh. ^ajrteJrri_. Bosom." Blit la six and-...the twins try because she loves It. so much— Waldron, 2b . . . . Alexandria — Midget Wolgast, Dougan, Wogman. Mewett. McKay, pomethjflg of vital Importance, appreciate the ultra-convenient lo­ Manchester at New Bedford. bers 01 last year’s team and others Runs— Gehrig.. 47. ‘ Judd: double plays, Hewett to May; tlia victim of a tumor of the. brain. Alternately shook with cold 'and are four and many of their exppes- that Is, she wrouldn't- unless her Hartford at Lowell. H Berger, r t . . . who desire to out for the R oj Philadelphia outpointed Sammy Sc- flOmetblng ithat shook the whole burh.ed with fever. cation o f this fine hotcL They also man, Calif., 10. Runs batted in - Gehrig, Y a n k s ^ l left on bases. Methodist 4. Highland He had been ill only sinco Sunday. itructure o f his marriage. slona and figures o f speech are in home and her husband and .her chil­ Worcester at Springfield. Dewey, if team nro oslud to get In touch with* Cod, what an awakening from a enjoy, o f course, the comfort and O^land, Cal— Johnny Romero, Hits— Manush, 85. - ^ Park 6; base on balls, off Hewett 2. The seriousness of hla oondlUon did the book, while big BUI, the bus- dren needed her. DID YOU KNOW T H A T - Amertooa League Mr Busch." Complete training fa- i “ What do you mean?” he slam- fool’s paradise! And she had In­ the friendly, helpful service...not San Diego, stopped Frankie Hughes, ’ Doubles— Averill, Indians, 20. -»foff A. Kissman 1; hit by pitcher, R.' not become known until yesterday iMred. band and fattier, was Invaluable for Then, she Insists, there wrou,d be Chicago at Washington, 21 clUtief will be offered to the atb- By Associated Press • sisted there had been no other man to mention the economy o f the — 1 4 21 5 2 Terra Haute. Ind., 3. Triples— Reynolds, Red Sox, 7. Bentley by Hewett; struck out, by when be was rushed to a hospital. criticism. no question o f a choice. Holy Nome ...... 120 003 0—6 let«e. It is planned to enter the Lefty Gomes, Tanks, held Browns Oon flung back hla head, Uugh- In ber life before she met him! Lies McAlpln. W hy don’t you, too, aeveland at JPhUadelphla. Home Runs ^ Gehrig, Yanks, and Hewett 8, by A. Kissman 7; time, Gardiner was a native at Edin­ Big Bill was Caroline's English Hei home would win without a St. Louie at New YoA. Wapplng YM C A ...... lOO 000 0— 1 .mreet at Norwich on July 4, for to six hits for lOth victory of the . t m t«a»tln gly. ’ MadeUne Slddal —all her promises bad been lies! T TSINQ percale, lin^n or. cincham voii'ti Onei ei.i New York traffic courts were make the McAlpln your head­ Bonura, White Sox, 16. 1:40; umpires. Fraser and Miller. burgh, Scotland. He is survived by teacher and she ran away knd mar­ struggle. Detroit at Boston. HIU, off Farrand 4, off Prehlet fij which Mr. Busch has entry blanks. season. «*»! Get that? She rfarried How long would It be before he Jammed by 4,000 drivers one day quarters in -New York? ^ Stolen bases —Werber, Red Sox, hu widow and five year old eoa worn xp. tn* arena—” ried him before she was out o f h ig l National Leogne base on balla off Farrand 8, Frehiet 14. Ethan Allen. PhUUes — Poled was the laughing stock o f the coun­ after policemen had been ordered B.\LDWINS VS. KNIGHTS Bobby. t’s a lie!" school. She's obviously still verv JOHN J. WOELFLE, Maaegw Philadelphia at Chicago. 4; struck out, by Farrand' 12, by TRADE GAfilE POSTPONED homer with man on base to defeat ty? Not that that mattered. It to "crack down." Pitching— Gomez, Tanka, 10-1. Cuba. much In love and warned everybody Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. Frehiet 11. Umpire, Burnham. Sport Briefs The Princess ( ^ d y Shop, known “ Is Itr? Here'a the certlflcate to wasn’t what peooie said or did that More than 2,000 persons In New ROOMS WITH BATH ■ p tovs It! Ask her! Ask your lUy- not to speak about Big Bill and BUI N ew York at Cincinnati. The Trade School clash with Meri­ as the Princess Knights, will meet Fred Fronkbouse, Braves— Shut hurt, but the fact that Madeline and York were active in soliciting funds SiaaU IW4a NATIONAL out Cords for ninth win In 11 etorts. wblta bride. She can’t deny it. Th&t's and N ip and Tuck lest she tune up uotations^^ Boston at St. Louis. den, slated tor yesterday, was poet- Alabama game laws limit the the Baldwin A. C. at Mt. Nebo to­ he were through. He would never recently to aid Jewrs In Germany. Batting— Terry, GlanU, and Med- Harry Donning, Giants — Hit wkyalM came when I sent for her!" and cry right then and there. She poned due to rain. The local Me­ dally catch of a single angler,to 25 night at 6:30 o’clock. Both teams hold her In his arms again, never.: nearly did anjrway when at the ho­ A customer left a wrapped stick CAVAUJ^E TO START. wicb, Canls, .365. timely pinch double in four run i^a Mooped and snatched up the roU- * 2 ^ a . ^ 0 HOLY NA9IE PRACTICE chanics are scheduled to meet New game fish,' black bass, bream, perch have lost a tenrlnning atruggle to kias those soft red lips. Why bad she tel (. telegram from the quartet was of dynamite with a box of ma -ai-onl Runs—Vaughan, Pirates, 54. rally against Reds. •d paper, flipped o il the ribbon and ^ JULIA BOYD, 103 PARK AVE*\UE. NEW YORK . Every clubwoman and every pro­ in a New York store and failed to Britain Trade here tomorrow after­ fb d all membera o f the sunflsh and the Methodist Young Men’s Club bv married him? Had she loved him so handed to ber. "Our ‘ hearts are ^ tr o lt, June 14.— (AP)—A field noon. Runs batted ln--Ott, Giants, 54. Joe Cronin, Senators— Heavy bit­ flancled Um certlflcate before Bill’s Encloited 1% 15 ernts in coin for fessional w’omui, old or young, The Holy Names wUl hold a prac­ frtah water trout families compos­ a one-run margin. much that— ? bursting with love and pride in return for It. or 17 horses, among them Mrs. Hits— Moore, Giants, 82. ting, including^ homer featured egwt. "flee the names T Madeline Sld- would gladly chuck her career to tice aL Hickey's Grove tomorrow ing that classification. The batteries will probably be No, he mustn’t think o f that. He Pattern No...... you," the telegram said. An unemployed man entered a HOTEL Dodge Sloane’s Cavalcade, ■ la ex­ Doubles— Berger, Braves, 18. double win over White flox. I flfil and Oonrad David!" ...... Site. • • marry a good man. New York apartment, made a sand­ evening at 6:80. Acting Coach TIGERS VS. INDIANS The Washington varsity crew Senkbeil and Richardson for Bald­ must not try to excuse her. He must Name pected to face the barrier Saturday Triples— Vaughan and Suhr. P ir­ Pinky Higgins. AtbleUcs—Batted ' BUI gave a etraaflled cry, flung Address .... —Mrs. Lenora Z. Meder, presi­ wich, bathed, washed his, under­ James Crowe requeote oU players The Tigers and the Indians will v/hich won the Pacific Coast rowing win’s A. C , Chapman, Cargo and Heedtag, Po— Brerett MhnheU, crush hts love for her. I f be didn't ' Family Revealed In Book at tbe Fair Grounde track tor the clash in a Junior league game at ate, 7. fo three runs against Indian pitch­ Ooloimdo, tbreiv G e o ^ Hhgea, Mew the door and deehed down the City dent, Chicago Business and wear, lay down for a nap and was P*'*f*“* tWs pracUce. after second running o f the Detroit Der­ title and will compete In the na­ Nielson for Princess Knights. T»ie ers. he would go mad! • Slats Mrs. MiUer comee from a long Professional W ouM i's Club. ^ALPIN which both a captain and a field Charter Oak field tonight at 6 Hpme Runs— Klein, Cuba, and Ott Prlnceas Knights will travel Sun­ Tone. • . He ewayed like a drmiWB man. found asleep when the apartment's tional regatta at Poughkeepsie, is Name of thli n^apaper line of pioneer preachers and teach­ “ The Centre of Convenience^ by, carrying $26,000 purse fo added o’clock and all players are reque.stcd Giants, 15. ^ Gus Suhr, Pirates, — Hit safely Mount O m t O M , tenant returned. Manager win be elected. money. made up entirely 0/ state of Wash- day to Windsor to play the fast four Umea, accountli^ for six runs. I feed hem jBT^Bazad fo r / Be Ceatlaaedi , ers. She has put ipto tbe beautiful The traditional modes of securing to be preeent at that time. Stolen Ba.ies— Bartell, Phillies, 7. H»ne«i, Btnnliighain. Mleh., d*. Tea is pressed into bricks and ngton boys. ' Poquonock Orioles at the Windsor Bill Werber. Red Sox. produced wilUog of "Lamb In HU Boeom" a UvlBg, ahot |hraugh with unfair ^flOADWAVAraethS T ■ RET Pitching— P. Dean, Cords, t-0,* High school grounds. feated Mike London, Oakland, C U lf, used u money In Mongolia. ■lx rune out of three h l ^ out oC threa fltlla. ..i.. MA«CHEarr«B CVBNrNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAT, TONE 14. 1984.'

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H m Hag; fTha lataat combination of lattara SHOP ^ PDVERf HE "'lilSSS Flag DagM-jJuna 14U»—Bommamo- In the national forward movement ratal the 157th aBBlvenary of tha la WOHD— meaning; We Ootta .* Y O U A . adoption by the Coatlaaatal Ooa- «O L D IYMNIN6 IS Have Dough- JO V l, SNUFFY, MEYjdMONl; raas of the following resolution *of SUkAPIN UKB A W \tN D sJUST THINKA automobiles MOVING^TRUCKING— obHg'atlpnz, including the Young and one 1«, 1777: , TM' -b a c o n ! SUBURBAN FOR RENT 66 f Mother—Now, Bdithe, won't irou O F MINE WMCiS AN O V SlE I^ FOR SAL^. STORAGE 2U Oav/gg ioBM, waa rggarded in Inter- “RaKdTod, that tha flag of tha SOLD NUGCSET , UXCELLEim.T FURNimBD -8 4SK INFORMATION Otnrantqr, wbo- fllrairour brother a part of your B E A N S A N ' natioDal aanklng. tpaortweriwre ta COMMINIIT^GROOE -n ^ 1 a a B ^UlMt«6 fltataa ha thtrteefr /• ' — ^ OPENER TOR A-BOSHDN CAFE U T H E s a B o f t h i s L d PKRRETT * 01.ENNEY INC. local 1-2 room cottage, modem convan- axpraaaed appractatkm of the Mon- BiBCUnS ARE J9Sa cnSVltOUBT Delux* ««(U , I'kely to lead to a sharp iqtema- atripad, altanata rad and whlta; that lMlthai>-N0t ma! That was what wes CRACKED OPEN ' 1M3 Chevrolet coupe, 1M2 WiUye uid long distance movmg. DsUy lauces, cool, w oo^y, near Bolton tionai controversy unless the Older ebaater Kiwoniaclub fortb e osaiat- th* Union be thirteen atars; w biu ROCKtNMOULb W Lake, $30.00 month, $176 year. ones giveb them by tba Community DFi did to Adam—and Just aee how MILLIONS OF OyffTERS, AN' coupe, 18S1 Chevrolet deluxe leden, eapresa to Hartford. Overnight ON BOARD REPORTla modifled. In a blue Held, representing a new zbe's been orlticlaed ever elace. WoPfTH ABOUT 1980 Chevrolet coach, 1927 Pierce- renrice to and tron New York. Tel. Roaedala S1-*. OFFERED HERE AT COUNTRY aUB Ptayara with tbair atimiai spriBg 1 B R N S N O U R , Some flnancial quartera here sug- conatMlaUon.*’ MB AIN'T NEVER VET S O T abow. # I S O O / > * M A M M E R U '^ Arrow eedan. Cole Uotora—4*83. 8063, 8860 or 886*. Ciated thak France, particularly aa n a g O a y Groom—Tou knew before we got '* " ' Bcvlewa AeoampUahed o n e w tth a r o i l in i t / w r m T o u A SUMMER HOMES a large holder of the Yoiing plan . Karl Kaller, tbe retiring preai- The wlnga of the ihlps that aall tha married that you were marrying a MY Hilliard Strikers Have Wait* bonds, might be expected to make DRAl^ROWDS hank clerk, didn’t you? % SUN- COMES IN,ONCE, FLORISTS—NUKSERIES PUBLIC PASSENGER FOR Re n t 6’ New Officers Are Iistalled debt, wbo baa bald tbe offica since SERVICE 20A cirong representations. the organixaUon of tbe dub more a vtatelz that ertilae the eeae, New Bride—Oif courM I did. Why? A.N B uya FOUR DOZEN (Oonttmied fa g * One) The tramp of feet where long anniec Groom —Oh! Nothing; only I $*OR RENT—6 ROOM cottage at • ed Five W eeks for News While deflntte Information as to than two yeara ago, in a review of O N S T E R S t o TAKE HOMEi BTURDT TRAN8PI.ANTED plants. Point O' Woods Beach, South the amount of the tw'o loans now tbe accompliabmentg of tbe group eomc. thought perhaps you Imagined you’d IN ADDITION TO Silver Lane Bus common purpose of putting forth Onring No?d Ceremony; Tomato, pepper, cauliflower, cao- Line, De Luxe Bus for lodge, party Lyme, good location. Inquire after held by American Investors was un- during that tftne, gave all credit to And the wind in the aingitig treea, married a bank. AN ' WE f i n d s A A 3 0 0 . ' merchandise at prices believed to b* bage, lettuce, aster, zinnia. Price or team.jtrlpa, w8 also offer-7 pas­ 4:30. Mrs. Gertrude Qtrlsb, 86 Ben­ (>f Conference Outcome. f-vallable, it is estimated that the the interea. and Ureleas efforU of The odor that comes from soil, new- TOIL IN TH ' FIRST very reasonable at Odermann's, 00* unparalleled, considering the quali­ Imprompto Skits Given. the director, Mrs. Joseph L. Hand­ turned. senger sedan livery. Phone 3063, ton, telephone *308. total is now aomHvhere around O N E M E , Parker street. 8860, 886*. $100,000,000. ty of the goods, in special sales ley, and in behalf of the club pre­ The hum o f maohiBety*g wheel, DID YOU KNOW T H A T - FOR RENT—COTTAGE at iSara- events held in several years. No sented ber with a giU of money in A soldier's blood and a woman's OPENED/ TltF "icn. women who left The Dawes plan bonds are not ttable. Cape Cod, cool, convenient, matter the type of merchandise— New otneera of the Manchester appreciation of her valuable aer- faith, their work at the E. E. HilliarJ only a direct , obligation of the Ger­ ■vliether It was foodstuffs, wearing v lceA ' Mrs. Handley arose to HELP WANTED—MALE 36 Uieal for children. Inquire Francis Commu*lty Playert assumed their Courage and dreama and steel— Only female mos(iultoes bite. Hallett, 88 High street. plant eleven wCeka ago last Monday man government, but they are also epparel household articles, foot­ acknowledge her surprise and grati­ Out of their warp the fla j is made. There are at least 60 etafs to Manchester w a n t e d -EXPERIENCED farm a first Hen upon receipts from Ger­ wear, or hats— the prices were re­ position*; in a novel installation and who have since been out on tude, and. in reminiscent vein told Out of their web there cornea every human being on earth. Evening Herald help for haying. Apply to H. Con- man custom duties, taxes on tobacco, duced far'below the regular values. ceremony last evening at the Coun- of tbe beginnings ot tbia dran Tbe banner that floats when brave The railway, bug, a tropical in­ rr.d, .Andover, Conn. Tel. Wllltroan- WANTED TO RENT 6« strike, were Informed a*, a mecUng lrf*et and sugar and the revenues Dividend______Momentum try Cluh in connection with the club, and the bopes that have, men march sect, is so called because of a red y / > CLASSinED lic 202-5. held today that William Egan, secre­ from the alcohol monopoly. The Momentum to the sales la expect- i closing baniiuet and dance. More with realization. She urged T To tha tune of the martial drumA light on Its head. WANTED— FURNISHED apart­ ycung plan bonds are a direct, and members to put their very .bc.A ment of three or four rooms. Write tary of the State Federation of (.d to be given tomorrow when more “ ’ A*' *0 Including the members, HajiWe have strength to keep It More peraont born of Norwe­ ADVERTISEMENTS inconditlonal obligation o f the Ger­ than $200,000 ill dividend.# from the I fiu»t>ands or wiviss and guests gath- even t^c smallest part to t ____ SALESMEN WANTED 36-A Herald, Box Y. Labor, had aa.sured 8 committee gian parentage Uve In this coun­ AB_ candles.. ning plays bad been presented, all Keep It a gilding star! the people In the United SUtes words OB two words Iffnlmum coot lo route of 800 families. Good proAta headed by J. P, Morg:an and Co. of­ WORLD JOBS GAIN k^on waiting for in regard to the At each place were amaU green 01 which were sponsored by some are named Smith, Jones, or brieo of thrto lints. for huHtlera. Wc tra.n and help you. hearing held before the New Eng­ fered the Dawes plan bonds, or Ger­ it was clearly ladipated today that Lino rstss ptr day tor earanaisat Write immediately. Rawlcizh Co., man government 7 per cent, in many of those who made purchases basket favors filled with gum drop local club or society whose work Man—I don't believe in using a Johnson. ada What has happened in Europe land Regional Labor Board In Bos­ flowers, made under the direction of in the community ■ was boosted Acco'rding to present, standards, dCSoctlTo Morob 17* im Pept. CTJ-aS-SA, Albany, N. Y. ton flve weeks ago. 1934, in tho amount of $10,000,000 did so in, anticipation of receiving long word when a short one does where there was no New Deal? Iq, I heir checks lb the mails tomorrow Miss Faith Fallow and her commlt- thereby, in addition to a number of just aa well. Goliath, the giant alain' by'David Caab Cbarcs Germany the number of registered This information they have tried and the Young plan, or German gov­ one-act plays glvjn for the amuse­ d COBSsautlts Dajrt ^ BtBi f eta ernment 6 1-2 percent in 1930, In the morning. 'tee. and place cards lettered ac­ Friend—Nor me cither. For in­ in the Bible, was approximately I CoBSSCOttirt DBXr'^vel • stsi U OtB HUtlSEHULD GOODS fi) unemployed steadily decreased from to get from the organizer of the cording to the roles played during ment of the club at its meetings or fi feet and 6 inches tall. 1 Day ...... I U ou) tt Ota 6.013.000 in January, 1933 to 3,. amount of $98,250,000. Ample parking facilities wero other aocletiea. stance Instead of saying "profiteer’ Local, Joseph Sylvia for some time, the season by each one and also I Just gay "robber.” In Chinese, one word may C3o All ordsrs for Irrogvlat lastruoBB 2 PC. LIVING ROOM suites $13.30 374.000 In Februarj’, 193*; in Eng­ but Mr. Sylvia has been In Washing­ The amounts o f these dollar bonds provided • on Main and adjacent The master of ceremonies, in be­ wlll j>t obargsd at tbs obs tlint ratA adorned with flowerq. After the have aa many as flve different anil $20.00, ioungc chair, dow n scat land from 2,*22,000 to 1,977,000; In ton so much lately that he has been currently outaUndlng is In the ag- efreets and In the rear of the larger half of the ciub presented to Mr. VET ------^BUT Sptclal ratss for loag tsm stsry stores. Shoppers coming to the players and guests had found their Americanism: ^Ditching Herbert tones, each of which, when sound­ day advsrtlslnt Hvst upon rsqutsL Hud bark $15. 8 pc. oak or ma­ Japan from ***,000 to 392,000; and Unable to give any assistance. g ’-egate approximately $150,000,000, Keller as a alight token of apprecia­ proper places, with the retiring of­ Hoover because he clung to the old ed, gives to the word an entirely < 2 ? T M E V a u S T Ads ordsrsd for ihrts oi sis days hogany dinliig HUlUs $30.50, green so on throughout the list of Indus­ but there has been a ncavy repatria­ downtown scetkin were particularly tion for his faithful leadership and different meaning. ■ The strikers arc conducting a ficers and Toastmaster J, L. Hand- luathods; criUelalng Franklin D. and sloppsd bsfors tbs third oi fifth leatherette lounge $12,80. Watkins trial countries. house-to-house campaign for funds, tion of them through purchase.^ by pleased at the foresight shown by assistance In practically every play, When winter comes frogs bury STAFTTED" «ay will bs oharfsd oaly for tbs so* merchants in providing space for the ley seated at the head table. Stew­ Roosevelt for trying now onea. (• Wm. 1IM> IL tual Bumbsr of tlnss tbs ..d appsar* Furniture Exchpjigs, 935 Main SL ai the amount provided for each one German Nationals, so It Is thought ard Jerry WllliamZ served one of a pen and pencil desk set. themselves in the mud and begin •d. ohardlag at tbs rats sarat^ bat probable the amount now held by parking of cars while they were Miss Helen Estes, the new assist­ breathing through their skins, In­ on strike from National Union head- his delicious chicken dinners, top­ Haa anyone ever thougbt to test BO allowBBos or rsfuods oaa bt nado Quartera Is not, large, and the dona­ American aggkegates some $100.- risking purchases In the stores. ant director, aasisted ^in the pro­ stead of their nostrils. on six tims ads atoppsd . aftsr tbo Radio Broadcast ping It off with strawberry ahort- the intelligence of those who draw S( ()R('HY SMITH fifth day. WANTED—TO UliY 58 tions from the other locaks hot suf- 000 , 000 . cake and whipped cream. gram for last evening and will have Tha skin of a frog is exceed­ Impetus to the "Manchester up intelligence testa 7 Crash!______No **tlll forbids'*! display llass not NOTICE flclent to make uji^ what has been The program of jokes, speeches charge of future one-act plays. Rus­ ingly thin and delicate; It con­ By John C Terry •eld. These l.tsues were offered in vari­ Days" w js given this morning when sell Potterton succeeds Mr. Keller aa n-eded. and Installation was entirely Infor­ tains a fine network of blood vea- ^^ILK a i p OFF - HARDY TM «Y ORoK iHto -r»XA$. A*A(N Tht Hsrald will out bs r««ponatbla WANTED—GIRLS* used bicycle, in Notice la hereby given that the ous portions In France. Holland. it was announced over the air at the president and Miss Ann McAdams Man—One night whlla you wars ter mors than ons inoorrset iDssrtioa mal. One of the amusing stunts sels. COWHANDS ftAlB SKYWARD THE fflOTDR /)l|«»6$, C0U6H* good condition. Call *020. annual meeting of the Eighth Hwltzerland, Sweden, Italy and State Theater broadcast that this is the new vice president. A. F. away I heard a burglar; Tou should •f any advsrtlssmsnt ordsrsd for I Great Britain, aa well- aa in the featured scenes from several of the On orange may be placed In a A5Tuey smeAK ovbr - a VIOLBfm-V AND DIES. 0UDIN6 ftoR aors tbao cat tlma School and Utilities District of community today, tomorrow and Howes remains as treasurer. Misa have laen me going down atalra new mechanical juicer without be­ Ths laadTsrtsBi omiaaioa oi tacor* W ANTED TO BUY all kinds of 1 United States. The total amount of plays re-enacted by those who took three Bteps at a time. LONB MeyiCAN vM ve fie m m /VMLfS, SeOROty LtXATK RN OUTFir junk. Rags 1 1-* cents per pound, Manchester, Conn., will,, be held on CERMANY DECLARES Saturday would be the mecca for Florence Splllane la tbe aecretary ing cut, and all its juice is extract­ root publication of advsrtlaing will b« the Dawes plan Issue offered In all part in them. Miss Fallow, who was HIz wife—Where was he— on the IN HiS BRONC AND WAVE8- rsottfls I poly by caapsUatloa of tbs jispers 20c per hundred pounds, Thursday evening, June 21, 1934 nt thrifty shoppers seeking a maximum the star In "Erstwhile Susan" and for the coming year. Each one aa ed quickly. OF RIDERS HPRDIN6- CATTlfl - I countries was approximately $275,- of merchandise values at a minimum he or she assumed office was pre­ rtxrf? " ' •faarg^s mads tor tbs ssrsUs rsndsrsd. t all 5879. 7 o'clock standard time, In the DEBT MORATORIUM ,000.000 (at the old dollar parity.) Mark Holmes, her husband in the Dolomltlc limestone has come in­ All sdvsrilssmsnts must ooBform Assembly Hall at the Hollister of expense. play, delighted with their Im­ sented with a joke gift significant favor as filler material In the Lb stylA copy and typography with and of the Young plan, $350,00b!- of their, work. Dancing to music by Some of these alleged rsgulatloaa snforcsd by tbs publish- Street School for the following pur­ 000 Containing a complete list of the promptu rendition of a portion ot whlal^ manufactureto Of,agricultural fert- a threc-picce orchestra continued blen^ might bo better i f they inclu User. srs and tbsy mtarys tbs right to ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD .<>9 poses to wit; (Continued from Page Une) By far-the larger part of the articles offered and their sales that story- of the ^Pennsylvania sdlie rsTtss or rojsei any eopy ooa- until midnight. ed the aspirin In the origlntj mlx- 1st—To hear the reading of the German obligations held In the pi Ices, the special supplement of the Dutch. Gunnai Johnson, the "Pen- sidsrsd objsctloaablA I'OR RENT—Light Hntisckeeping warning. ilanchestcr Herald constituted what ture. CLOBINO H0UR5~~Claaslflsd ads to loom, furnished, steam, gas and issue of mark.' has dropped below United States, however, is not In rod’* of Booth Tarklngton’s master­ bs publlsbsd sams day must bs ro- 2ml—To choose a moderator. 3.7 per cent. many readers called an excellent piece of boy life, and William In­ Sink: also 2 room furnished apart- the Dawes and Young issues, but In ■ITTORNEV DIES Junlor—Dad, will i look like you R A P P E R F a t w S A Y S : eslvsd by II o'etoek noon: fisturdayo . 3rd—To hear the report of the Dr. Hjalinar Schacht, president 1 the bonds of German' municipalities buying guide. This issue was dis graham, gave a scene from that ______sis.u.aaAT,ofr.______M:M A m. ment, private bath, rent reasonable, Auditors. when I grow up? of the Relchobank, has Indicated' and other governmental subdivl- Inbuted la.st night tnroughout Man- play: A F. Howes and Miss Betty Seymour, June 14,— (API— At­ 109 Foster street.—Griibe. 4th —To hear the report of the Chester,r -M a e a t A * ' Rockville, Dr-v/’iL p ir ille a \X,’Wapping, n re r . • at m Buck­ l Y f . . 1 ^ e a. e Pad—Everybody seems to think TELEPHONE YOUR that strigent steps were necessary I slons, and of German corporations' Walworth, who was his daughter In torney Clifford J. Atwater, 75, died , ao. son. President. to prevent further cut.s Into the cov- | The heavy repatriation of these Is- ingham, Addison, the Coventrys, the burlesque "Gold In Them Thar ABo\I6 THe PRY DE8£f?r COUNTRY, SCOKHY AHO WANT ADS. this morning after a five-day illness Junior—Well, I won’t have to APARTMENTS—FLATS- 5th -To hear the report of the erage of the mark. The loss of | suei In recent years has made estl- Kebron, Talcottville. Ellington. .So'm- Hills," again portrayed the dramat­ of pneumonia. TfeX BOAR o u r OF ARIZONA INTO SoUTkeBN NEW MEXICO. Ada era aw:.pt.d ovar tha lal.phoaa Tren.siirer. eis Glastonbury and other places in grow up for a long time, will I CoMiiqS- DOWN NflARBY, T «6 WMflBtS FlO M INTb M ad tba CHAIiOB AATB zlvaa aboaa gold was attributed to payments on mates as to the total amount ic seen when Hiram Stanley be­ There arc no surviving near rela­ Fop ? TENEMENTS 6lh —To hear the report of the German Imports. this vicinity, aa a aonv.nUn • t. advartlaara, bat held by Americans difficult, but the lieves his second daughter haa dis­ tives unseen Pittw THg FlMft NOSK tha CASH RATES will b* aeeaptad aa Tax Collector. On June 11, Leon Fraser. Ameri­ Kestaunints Busy graced nim and disowns her. 6-15 FOR RENT—FOUR room tenement, figure 1s believed to be somewhere Funeral arrangements are tneom- The city of Northfield, New Jer- rCIX PATVENT II paid at tha bnal. 7th—To hear the report of the can president of the Bank for Inter­ around $600,000,000. Local re.staurant:! .snared in the in­ Toastina.stcr Handley called on plete. ( > WASHINGTON TUBBS aaaa efflea an or bafora tba aoTonth all modern improvements Inquire •ey. evidently believes that "mar- ______ByJJrane tSim Vuiyes, Shot Repair Shop. Chief Engineer of the Manchester national Settlements at Basel, Interest on the Dawes and Young creased p.Uronage brought ' by the OUT OUR WAY day tollowlns tha Srat laa.rtloB at Fire Department. Mage l.s an institution," for the only , f / */EA)4, THE CHIEF PHONED ME ABOUT YOU. I'M SESGEAxJT 1 ' oaeb ad oth.rwli. |h* CRARaBI 701 Main street Switzerland, was empowered by the plan issues has been met regularly ih.'lux of vl.sitor.s who preferred f QUEER CASE, LOOKS LIKEA~'T RATB win ba eollMtaA Ma raaponal. . 8th—To, eec If the voters will vole place In that city where marriage | ' (SRADV. PAT eCAPy. .jfiLA D TO COOPERATE ANY WAY ‘ SET-UP, AT FIRST. BY THE WAV POUklDlN’ A GUV ooNh* Y o t i bank's directors to protect the In to date, but sinking fund payments 'ir.aking a day of it" in.stend of driv­ I CAN. J— ------Mllty for arrora In talaphonad ada FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM tene­ to appropriate a sum of money for terests of the bank and of certain ing home at the hour for luncheon, licenses can be obtained la at the EVER. HEAR OF A MAH NAMED ON TOP OF TH' T H IN K I T f win ba aaauinad and th.lr aeeuraey were suspended a year ago. Ail RAYMOND POTTS? aaaaet ba snarantaaA ment. with garage $20. Call /.rthui Play Grpund purposes. other holders of Young and Dawc? ! other Gi rniai. obIlg(ition.s went into lee cream parlors also enjoyed above Insane Asylum, Friends, you may ; h e a d ! i p t h a t eVEPlV UCK A. Knofla, telephone 5**0 or 4,759 9th --"To elect officers for the loan hond.s in the event German.v partial default a year ago. but until tbe average business. draw your own concluilona. a i n V t h ' d u m b e s t INDEX OF District and Fire Department. IS HURTIM* siispentls payments o n 'tho.se obllgsi-1 recently, the Reich was paying part T l-t-)R RENT—4 ROOM tenement 10th—To sec if the district will THING l HIS FECTON CLASSIFICATIONS tions. ' of the Interest In cash and part In And speaking of marriages: The vote to pay salaries to any of Its erremony was over: vTH BM ONDER b . F»«* A with garage, sui nrodcrii improve­ On that .same day. Germany stop - | .scrip ropreaenting non-transforabic ■BzaeramaBls ments. 3 Ridgewood street Teia- officers. pcd"elcaring funds" arrangement.s i FEllOWCRAn CLUB aergym an (to the happy bride­ Itarrlazss... German currency. The scrip could ••••«•••••• pnone 56*23. lU h —To see If the voters will vote groom )—Now, my friends, you have I Deaths ...... with leailing foreign banka for a i be sold at 'discounts of varying to lay a tax and make the rate perlwl of 14 days. That meant ' come to the end of all your troubles. Card et Thanks FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, all amjimts. la Manortam . ______' •••••• therefor. that no German payments on com- ■ OUTING SATURDAY A few months passed, and tbe modern improvements,, near mills 12th—To see If the voters will At Jthe creditors conference In Lost and Found .-..•••v... mcrcinl accounts were to be made' Berlin last month, the creditors re­ man met the clergyman again: Aanooneainanta „ and trolley. Inquire 38 Edgerton vote to authorize Its officers to bor­ abroad during that period. Bridegroom—I thougbt you told Famonala ...... street. Phone 5090. row sufficient money lo meet the fused to consider the Dawes and Mn.sonic Orifanizatinn to' Go to Aataaisbllaa Needs Export Trade. Young plan loans, and since they n,e at my wedding that I had come Aatomobllaa far 8aU ...... 4 neceasafy obligations of the dis­ German official etrelc.s at that : Rev. Neill’s Farm in Hebron to the end of all my troubles? FOR RENT—SIX ROOM tenement, trict, and give the district’s note, were not mentioned In the plan r Anlomobilta tor Exchanza I time Interpreted the action a.s an : which finally canic out of the con­ for Sport Program. Clergyman (smlliiig)—My friend; 1 II Ante Aeeatsorlaa—Tires ...... 4 on Church slroot, all Improvements, notes or other obligation or obliga­ emphatic manner of calling to the , ference, It was assumed that Inter­ I did not tell you which end, did I? Ante Repairing—Painting ..... T rent reaeunable. Inquire 53 Pearl tions therefor when In their opinion a world's attention the German con- '< est would be maintained. The annual outing of the Fellow- Ante dcboola ...... 1- street. Dial 8029. It Is for the Interest of the district *‘?Ht* CL/>Oy Baelarea and Prafeaaloaal terrlrca meeting. order has mi-sii.scd cloai Ing arrange- haa arranged a fine, program of FELLA WHO WASHED HE'S AN CX-B00TLE6GER.THE <5AL AT on the part of the Relchsbank bank Hir e d m a n . th finoer prints Buelneee Berrloee Offered ...... II FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene­ I Signed I ments recently hy making abnormal ' '. t h e TELEPHONE DESl' IS POSITIVE HE to purcha.se maturing coupons at li) sports for the aftertioon. The pro­ OFF THEIR SAFE. Houeehold Bervloee Offered ...... ll-A , W. W, ROBERTSON, c a l l e d ON (A N E JUST BEFORE THE Building—Can traattag 14 ment, modem improvements, In- olTerings of marks and the countrie.-. per rent of their face value If it gram is as fplKiws: Volley ball, FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser HIS NAMES JOE ' Pre.sidenl. — ^^ M U R D E R . ^ Florlsta—Nuraertaa ...... g «g 14- ciiidlng furnace, 3 Ridgewood St named in the suspension order wen found It.self ahl(j to do so. horseshoe pitching, ba.scball, threc- TUCKER. Funeral DIraelbrs ...... • •• U Inquire 148 Blasell street. Tel 4980. Dated at Manchester, Conn., this Sweden. Norway. Finland, Belgium. leggeti raC'O. sack' race and the tug- Raatlng—Ptambing—Roodng CRASH,I'M PLANNING j SURE. IF YOU'LL j ••• 17 14th day of June, 19.74. Spain, France, Portugal, Italy,' WASHINGTON SILENT. of-war. I Insurance' ...... • •• II 4 AND 6 ROO.M TENEMENTS, nil A BIRTHDAY PARTY.. LET ME WRITE Uininery--.-DreB8maklng .... II Switzerland and Holland. W'a.ahlngton, June, 14. — (AP) — The single men are confident that ! WHILE niotlern tniprovcmcnta, with gnntge, Moving—Trucking—S.oregs . • a . t o Although the mnratonuni wa.s ex- .Germany’s moratorium of foreign thhy car pull the married men | f r e c k l e s WILL YbU HELP One TD FRECKLES Publlo Psesenger terrlce ... $19.00 up. Dotchin's Rental Agency NOTH E. Painting—Papering ...... • •• 11 peeled, the pre.s.s in Ueriuan.v had obligation.s met with no immediate through the lake again this year. | IS BEMOANINC ME SEND OUT THE WITH INVISIBLE Bremen Road believed there would be no decision comment today by administration Following the sports program a | ProfeeelonaJ Serrloee ...... m a II INVITATIONS INK, AN’ THEN RSft- Repairing ...... My wife, Mary Armstrong, hav­ until July 1. ... ; officials. THE LOSS OF • tl b'OR RENT—18 LOCUST street,. 8 steak dinner will be served by the I GET TD MAIL ft!! Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleeillng «M a 14 ing left my bed and board ulthout Many ot the Dawes and Young' The seriousness of fipafirial con- •? Toilet Goode.end Service ... room tenement, newly renovated, newly elected candidates. '• HIS JOB. LETS a g o 1ft just cau.se or provocation I hereby iMinds are held in the United States, i ditlon.s in Germany h>S been known Any member who has not yet I Wanted-BtielneeB Se.-vice ... ««. 1« si; improvements. Dial 4086. refiiBo to pay any bills contracted t u r n TD Rdnralloaal by officials, howeyef. and the mora- notified a member of the committee I (ItE.AD THE STOKV, PHt'-.N COLOR THE PICTURE) by her on and after this dale. EXI’K fT CONTKOVEK.SV THE HOME OF Couriee and Cleefee ...... • a . IT I'OR R E N T -F IV E ROOM tene­ torlum canic a j ho surprise. that he Intends to go should do so j Signed, When Bobby Shaftoe cried, | switched Private InatrucUon ...... • a. 31 ment, with garage, modern im­ New York, June 14. —(AP) The State Department s|X)kesmcn. in before tomorrow night. The com- i 'round until H had them .'MIC'\ j Dancing ...... •aefl A WILLIAM J AU.MSTRONG Kdchsbaiik's declaration of a six refusing Any statement, explained mitlce is as follows: Robert Boyce, "What fun," pixir Scouty said, | on dry ground. Then Bobby BEATON, ; Muateal—Drnrantle . g.««*99f.a 1ft provements. Call at 15 Ashworth June 14. 1934...... WnnTed—Trietmeilon’ H street, telephone 8022.' :------=— nKinths moratorium on all foreign that pie United States government Charles Morgan, John Zimmerman, "Gee, I have done all of the sailing begged the three tubmen to taka him out to sea. WHERE Go o d Plaearlat is not directly affected, and that the Peter Wind and Richard McLagan. that I care for. Let’s go back to Bones—Stoebk—MnrtgAgea « FOR RENT—ONE 4 ROO.M and one When they agreed, he heaved T im e s a r e -fbreign protective bondholders com­ shore. ! /:> Ruelneae Opportonltlea ...... 0 room tenement with garsge. at a sigh, and bid the Tinymites b e in g Money to Loen ...... mittee, with headquarters in ."^ew 18 William street, telephone 3379. "I fear well soon drift out of goodby. Then .Srouty yeilcd to r m Rt4 u t »«T bf? Uvlp eas Sltnetleu York City, has been the American p l a n n e d .... HITTIKJ’’ BOTTOM. J.R.WlLViaM;S i agency negotiating with the Relchs- STEEL WORKERS PLAN sight. Then well be In an awful Bobby. "You're as brave as you e <#»«#Ti>tBBtatai.Bi(. E-iq Help Wanted—Female ...... plight. This one tub ride's SALESMAN SAM Help Wanted-Male ...... I- OR RENT—NEW FIVE room fiat, I bank on behalf of American bond­ can be!" __ In and Out! with all Improvements, garage tf enough for me. I'll ride like this Balaeman Wanted ...... ie-A holders. f ^ e e , IT ujAs A sweLL id e a B y S m a h Help Wanted—Male or Female.. II desired. 195 Maple street. NATION-WIDE STRIKE no more." In just a short time Coppy cried, flM , UJAIT A. MINUTE, Ageoia Wanted ...... |1-a The State Department had not, PUTTIN' THIS CAT ON TM' ANYTHlN(a Ha p - 4 NOPE, eur e^ K ON TH' SCENT, peRcvl I early today, received any official Then Bobby answered. "Well, "Look! There's a house. Who Ijves SUuattose Wanted—Female ... II FOR RENT—3 ROOM apartment FOR SAIdE how wc can steer this tub I can­ TRAIL OF TH' FISH THIEVES p e r sim m o m ! _ - P6NSO while / th ank 60SH ALL'S QUIET AT filM lfiTSl ’ Dltuatlont Wanted—Male ...... || I confirmation of 'the moratorium (Continued from Page One) inside? That’s what I'm going to BUT I'M SOKTA WEGLECTIM' and four room flat on 42 Maple not sec. We haven't any oars. How DOES '-| 1 UJAS g o n e , ) YOU'UE ; Bmploymeni Agenelee ...... M SIX-ROOM COTTAGE HOUSE from Ambassador Dodd In Berlin. find out. Come. I’ll knock upon ii'.e G IM LET5 HARDWARE STORE* street. In good condition. Tel. 6517. I Our fate depend.' just on the THIS SOUND? Ma.CiKHLET? ^RETURNBo I Uve Stock—Pet^-r-Povltar—VeklpIve The United States haa sent two lion of Labor. Green w .a s invited by door." I O U 6 H T A D(20P IN AN' CHECK ' — rnD il- pog*-Blrda--Pete ...... «| breeze. "Y o u ARE 9 fjve Stoeb—Vehlelee ...... 4$ At 37 Mill Street notes to Germany relating to flnAi- President Tighc In a move recarded He Bid, and raised an awfui dtn. UP' K)K RENT— r w o THREE ana "If it blows right, you under­ A voice, real quickly, crieff. Poultry and Buppilea «| toui room furnlsned or unfurmsheo I clal affairs, but both were chiefly by observers as having a double INVITED TO THE WRnt»d w Pete —Pooltry—^to«b 44 piirpose. stand, 'twill shortly take us back "Coma In!” The Tinymites found .I' . / A ' / apartments MAV- EJ e Hot’S, one. two and three room apart MARGARET BEATON AB E HUMBLY Waatad u Bant ...... i ..r i .” ments. See Jensen. Johnson Block VJUe.TEiXlM ZIM.' MONDAY NEXT... YOUR R e q u e s t e d FRECKLES Baal Batata Fat gala Phone 6070 or *0*0. YA <306GUE-EYEb Apaztaant Bnlldlng tor Bala . . . It 15 Bustaasa Froparty for 6a.la . . . . . PRESENCE IS HUMBL*/ Farms and Load for dais ...... rO RENT—OFFICES at 865 Main r e q u e s t e d , INVITED — ■ ® »»^ Sals ...... street (Orford Bldg.) Apply Ed Lata forBala Baaart Prapartg far Bala ward J. Holl. Tel. *6*2 and 8025. HE BaBi Batata far Czehanga HUliSes KOR KENT 6 . CfoULO WtetaB • Baal Batau ...... USE A r o RENT— SEVERAL Destrabi. a___t ftg g a flve. six and seven room houses l it t l e single and double: also beaten . FUN !.’ apartment. Apply Eldward J. Ho.i Phone 46*2. and 8025. Iffid H e HenUI AdTs. FOR RENT—6 ROOM tingle, brick bouM, modern improvementa, 32 Gerard ibroeL Phone 4738. fR a n d jrB tv r S m i d 1HDRSDAT, JUNE 14,1IB4.

Mlm Gladys II. FoTbas e l SM Manchester Chapter, Dioahled ^BeUa Davldaaa Lodf*, Diauchtara Crater etrMt, who la a teacher la American VeUrans ot the World PINEHURST-Dtei 4151 ABOUT TOWN in s Baniard echool’, was the gtiest et Beotia, win maat tomorrow ava- War wlU partldpata to. the V. F. W. ewg at 7:45 to Tinkar baU. A la m t f htmor a ta aurprOia lBlscell»r>aook ^agaOo to Hartford Saturday’ attar-’ turnout of tha membera la hoped for. Cottage Street Fre^ Fish Meat OIbbone AseemMy, Catholic atiowier Tuesday evening at the home noon. Membera of the postr'pianntog Ladlee o f Columbue, wlU bold a food of Mrs. W. D. Black of 80 Endridge RwJWIULIiCo Whole Haddock . to march will meat at the Army and *M ANrHFSTFPjm NN.v and Delicatessen eale at the etore of the J. W. Hale street Misa. Forbes who 1« to be Navy club at 12:80 Saturday after- SteakCod married soon to Lester M. Brackett Pacb^e Store Freshly Made Lamb O C ^ company Saturday forenoon at 10 noon. ‘transportation wUl be pro- (M to Bofl Patttea. 4 t o r ...... ^O C o’clock, with a variety o f cakee, of Colebrook, New Hampahire, re- vided to Hartford. « . . lain ...... , . .S5c Special EHday Afternoon Boflton Blaeflsh pies, rolls, bread, baked beans and ceived a choice collection of gift* fUEPC to 6 P. M. HoCgnanSnfeinBIa other home made Items. Mrs. R. from the 20 or mere fiienda v.'bo Straight W hiakey-----|L15 or M lac^ Ham, lb. Mrs. Jane J. Aldrich, superin- J^^S^^ntterShTThTT^] 29c J. Murphy will be in charge and were present. During the evening, tendent of the Manchester Memorial Monticello^- Golden Wedding wrlll be ’ assisted by Mrs. William Mrs. Black served a buffet lunch hospital, Charles W. Holman, presi- ...... $2.7'j Campbell’s Cole Slaw ( Potato Salad Humphrey, Mrs. John AlUson, Mrs. and was assisted by Mrs. Emil Hick- dent of the Board of Diractora of the lb. 15c lb. 20c John F. Shea, Mrs. Edward Zimmer* ing...... , ...... hoopltal, Harry Ruaaall and - mi— Wine 7 ^ a bottle Fresh Salmon Bum, Mise Dorothy 'Tynan. Mlee Eva M. Jobnaon, ,of the offlea ataff ...... $1.80 a case Porik-Beau^ and Mary Shea, Mrs. WUbrod Messier Mrs. EUaabetb Meintoah of 81 are attandtog an all day session of ■* 3 bottles for 25c. Eastern Halibut Ground Beef, 19c and 2.5e and Mrs. William Shea. Elach pa- Ridgewood street has left for Holi- the Connecticut Hospilal Aasocto' lb. tron of the sale will be "entitled to a day House, Canaan, where she win tlon at .the Lawrence Memorial hos- >C c a n Filet of Haddock Our New Ham Loaf, cold chance .on a special cake, the lucky remain until Hcptcr:ii/Cr. pital, New London; today. ticket to be drawn at the close of Filet of S

Beatrice Mullaney. A thoroughly

enjoyable outing was had by all &mr present. JOHN L. JENNEY

10 Depot Square Phone 6850 ENJOY YOURSELF TONIGHT! The Friendly Bridge club will bold Its final meeting of the season WORLD RECORD BROKER! Good Old tomorrow afternoon with the presi- I t is almost toconceivaUe that human togeaulty conld bnlU drat dent, Mrs. George W. House of Ben- d u l would withstand the terrific punishment of the SOO-mlle grind at HARVARD On Draught ton street. The annual o'ullng of the Indianapolis, Msy SO. ^ Insurance s . and a

club will be held Thursday, June 28, ’Round and ’round 4ie blistering track they streaked, hour sflcr Life, Accident and Health, 5 SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT at Edgcmere, Lake Pocotopaug, East hour, nnder the blazing sun . . . the low moan o f p o w ^ iU motors Fire Insurance, Fidelity and Hampton. rose to a terrific roar as they hit the straightaways at 150 miles or better Surety Bonds— Auto- We Try To Please Yon In Every Way!

— grinding, pulling, pounding arannd treacherous lire-deisiroying curves mobile and Uther The usual Friday evening setback faster than they ever dared before. Sliding Into the turns at these terrific speeds, there was nothing to hold the car to the track except the Ura. Casualty Lines. and dance will take place tomorrow evening at the VVapping school hall, CITY TAVERN Mile after mile, lap after Up, greater and greater heat and 886 Main Atreet with music by the Rhythm orches- Increased centrifugal force developt^ to separate the tread from the Next To Montgomery Ward’s tra, aind all cash prizes for the win- body of the tire. Every eonecivable force known was working to tear the ners at setback. Refreshments will llfes to pieces— yet Firestone High Speed Tires, with . Gum-Dipped

be on sale, and It will be, Impossible High Stretch Cords, withstood this most gruelling lest.

this week to furnish free bus trans- Thirty-three demons of speed— thirty-three ears eqnipped with

portation to Manchester, patrons. Firestone High Speed Tires—-all protreird by Gum-Dipped High Stretch

Cords— entered the Annual Speed CUasIc. Every tire was bought by the FRIGIDAIRE driver or owner o f the car.

In all the heal— in all the grinding— to all the straining and Exclusive Agents pulling— not one cotton strand loosened— not one life was endangered REPAms By by lire failore— not one ear was forced out of the race by tire Ironble. GEO. J. HOLLIES Six of the winners finished wilhont a lire change. U a^fiuiufaht ^4^ Vhal a Iribnle to the Extra Strength— Se/ely and OurobUity built On AU Makea Ot Cars Df^oratlvr L’pholntm*r Into Firestone High Speed Tires. KEMP’S, Inc.

Big, husky ice cubes—/ofs of them—always/ But that’s Registered Frigidaire BRAKES RELINED only one feature of the Super Series Frigidaire ’34. There WHAT THIS MEANS TO TOO UPHOLSTERING Expert Workmanship—Low Prices! that reflects qn artistry not at- The ■mailng record o| Firewlone dependability at IndUnapolla Service Uept. Maintained is automatic defrosting . . . automatic ice tray release . . . waa made poaalble br the Flrealone patent^ proceaa of Gam-Dipping. tainable through home talent or Every fiber of every cord in every ply of the lire ia saturated and coated Lifetime Porcelain inside anc/out. , . double Hydrator factory upholsterers. You can with pure liquid rubber; there are eight rsrfro pounda of rubber to every Special Tune-Up Job $laSO capacity . . . a Sliding Utility Basket for eggs and small bo proud of how we harmonize 100 pounda of cotton cords. your Interiors, Coats are low. Give Us A Trial! articles . . . the Frigidaire Servashelf . . . interior lighting .There Is greater adhesion between the pHea o f the Gum-Dipped You are relieved of all work and Our Service Is Prompt and Efficient! .. . extra space for tall bottles. Cord body and between the body ami the tread. As a result of this worries, Siigge.stions and ideas 3p itonyw upi« patented process of Gum-Dipping Firestone engineers have been able to Come in and see for yourself just why people are for the asking. build a wider tread of flatter contour, with more and touguer rubber S150 Cash proudly saying, “O v s is a Frigidaire ’34.” and deeper non-skid, giving you more than SOCc longer non-akid on their Personal Note* mileage. * NO 8ECUH1TY ---- NO ENDORSEH8 GRISWOLD STREET GARAGE 8 Griswold Street James Gorman,. Prop. Don't delay! Call on the Fireslono Service Dealer or Service Store Larqtr amouaU up to S300 on Honta-

iiimrc** Firestone hold or Co-makor Plano. Only coot to • High Speed Tires for 1934. Drive with security and peace o f mind. nontbly eharqa of thraa par <#nt oa

KEMP’S, Inc. unpold boUnca. Waakly or monthly

larmo up to 20 montho. 1 rigidnire .Sales and Service

THE NEW FIRESTONE inPAI f ' nanc ub > I U C A L 4SS0CIATI0N c.

Nia.N.VI Hnin «t., Floor i4 Jolly Good Time Tonight flithinon llldg.^Fliniir TltNI HIGH SPEED TIRE FOR 1934

Spots and Dirt Vanish 1 SIZE PRICE 1 ‘‘Palmer’s Old Timers”

Old Time and Modern Tunen IVhen You Have Your 4.50-20 . . A TYPEWRITER $7.8S PERFORMANCE RECORDS Mu.sic — Fun — , Dancing

Clothes Cleaned At niDTONi HtOH mn nin SENSATION You’ll Miss Something If You Miss This!

M.4TTRESS 4.75-19 . , 8.6$ k F or jVf#rr* ron»#ruNr* v#orf (in fPiF Mrinnln# f « r « In fPi# SOO-milg

Indlanmpalia Hare. The New BALLANTINE’S ALE AND LAGER grad- RENOVATING 5.50-17 . . THIS MUNt ilOWOUT MtOTfCBON 11.30 Try some— Aervpd from our ultra-modern beer cooleiwand you*U Royal Dougan*s This la the time to have that }f F o r aeven conM>cMll«w .rear* hue* f>«#n be a regular patron of on ell# irinnins rare In fhr doring old mattre.-,!, rellnlsh - refluffed 6.00-17 H.D. IS .IO Fikra took elimh uhorr a slip mMnt Signet and made Just like new for rest- We do a really thorough job of cleaning that keeps dooth. ful slumber. .NEW Tlcklne. THIS MUm NON-IXID URTY AND TUCT10N Now on Display. your garments looking good and keeps you happy. t(H>, NEW Filling,. Wo take out Uie 6.00-20 H.D. 16.40 Come to and try It. holes and the lumps. r Ffxp llirFO conMoeutU'e rrmra hove been THE CENTER TAVERN

«m thm IS t bitset o/ the Waahington 6.50-17 H.D. (f>. C ) K e ilir e r and Elertric f^mMny Kemp’s’, Inc. Formerly Center Spa 17.50 I C(»rerina ll,3S?.tlO bus mitea icifnotil 768 Main St. Phone SB80 70 East Center Street j„uy. Manager. ESTI.M.\TES FREE on e m lnuC e*' d ela y tiue So lir e trou b le. Other Simms Frttportionmte/r Lota j TNtS MUm DfPfNDAiain AND KONOMY Dougan Dye Works riio.NE aei.”.

PHONE a ITore on the iVelman Motors* Fitrd f*-t Bio A ir BmUoon Tirma TVurh that made a nets coM t-to-ro«t mmdm •! thp t'irrtto n m k'metory record o f 67 h ou ra , 4S m in u ta a , 10 MANCHESTER RuitHing, fieronde a rtu al rutoninf tim e. ^orid'a tmir, ChicMgv UI*H()I.STERING THIS MIANS INDURANfi

CO. 218 N orth Elm Street rtlslea to the VoUo of Firestone eceryl

.Miinehester. Conn. IMoniay Mght over N.B.C__ FEAF .VelicorfcJ

S ROSEDAIsE ■ V " . \

CORREtTION On the Eastern Shores o£

COTTON DRESSES Should lie

Regular »1.9.1, Special For .Man- MOST M UES PEN DQLIAR V rheater a _ .

BOLTON LAKES

...... $la45 THE UTLROSE DRESS SHOP

III Hotel Sheridan Bnllding I I Two miles of frontage on these beautiful Lakes now in

MOWARTY BROS. course of development—suitable for Summer and Winter resi- 819 Center .Street, cor. Broad Phone 8878 Open 24 Hours. Free Road Service. SETBACK ^ DANCE denc^Wooded with century Ola trees-^Altitude of about Eight

Friday, June 15,8 p. m. Hundred (800) feet above sea level and within fifteen (15) min-

utes easy motor ride from Towm. • VVappingr School Hall Caah Prizea Rhythm Orch.

Refreahmenia On Sale. Don’t Restricted and-Sold X)n Easy Terms. ■ .4dmlsalon 25 eenta. ' Miss

This property has been Closely held by Colonial families and

It! has changed hands only once in One Hundred Ten (110) years l)lu e BIERTS OAKLAND Visit the property early and get the choice of lots. Entrance tO Listen To The Big Fight Tonight

—buy now-^save money GARDENS property on Tolland Road just N^irth of my residence. 812 Oakland Str<«t at the ;•

Maneheater ConneerMcut

THE W. t GIENNEY CO. PLANTS CAT’S MEOW TAVERN Hara you had poor reoulta with

Coal, Lomber, Maaon'a SuppUeo. yiwr Plantar If no, try oora! „ Johaeon Block Paint We Specialize In Root Growtha. Edward J. Holl A.VNCAL8 OF ALL KINDS ®"‘*rt«lnment. Tool m Perennial, and Rockery Plaota BILL DOHERTk AND HIS JI.AMBL1NG COWBOYS Sole Agpent and Developer

PHONE 4149 In Bloom. : » P « ^ e r ho. been Installed for the Iwnefit of oncw 865 M A IN S T R E E T TOMATO .AND PEFPEB MANUHl^S'fEll Moackoatev PLANTS Telephone 4642 or Rosedale 26-3