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(OaaaillMl AdvertlBliig ob PBga U> " T ^ r VOL. LIL, NO. 265. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 9, 1938. FOURTEEN PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS r •...<• ’
Police And Teachers Clash In Streets NRA WON’T STAND As Strike Spreads In Strife-Tom Cuba RETAIL WRIGGLING IN CUBAN UPRISING JohnsoB Dedares Dodging PENNSY STRIKE Tactics like Sta^ering IN COALMINES 7 Orphans Drowned; President Machado R e fs m Employe Honrs, Part Day Reqnest to Resign Office Layoffs and Early Cloang FINAMENDED 53 Rescued hy Guards Former President Meno^
Are Tabo»— Says Bine York, Axig. 9.— (AP)— LifeAtion tower and started swimming to cal Predicts Either U. & Miners in Enthnsiasdc Meet guards ^ d police patrolled the them. Eagle Agreement Is Sol Rockaway shore today seeking the As the children halted, bewildered , WiD Renounce Machado ing Respond to President’s the wave hit, swept ta rty o t them bodies of six orphan children, miss into the surf, and smashed the emn CorenanL ing since a comber struck the E!dge- bar in half. or Armed Reyok Wifl Plea to Return to W o r k - mere beach yesterday. One other “It was like a shipwreck,” said child was drowned outright in the Epstein. “Heads were bobbing tragedy. everywhere.” Break Ont Withm 72 Waahinjrton, Aug. 9— (AP) —Cit- Hope for Settlement They were lost from a group of Twelve lif^ruvds were on the tog that the intent of the Recovery 105 frolicking youngsters of the job in a moment. They worked Act was to increase employment, Pride of Judea home, enjoying an carrying children to safety, and Honrs. Administrator Hugh S. Johnson said Uniontown, Pa., Aug. 9.— (AP)— annual visit to the seashore. later at resuscitation until some of Sixty of the childrea, set free on them dropped. today in a statement that no retail The great coal strike in Pennsyl the beach, waded out on a 100 yard Raymond Evans, 10, never re Miami, Fla., Aug. 9.—(AP) — vania is ended. or could staggei employee hours, long sandbar. It was dangerous gained consdousness e ^ r he had General Marlon G. Menocal, former enforce rest periods or shorten the Responding to a presidential ap footing, but they, hand-in-hand, did been pulled ashore. Nine others Cuban president and a le'ader of the hours of store operation without de peal, miners* by the thousands to not know it. were brought back to life. feating the purpose of the codes. day feU in line with a back-to-vtork A lifeguard, Harry Epstein, saw Police questioned the chaperones. opposition to the government a t His emphatic assertion immedi movement finishing a walkout which them. He blew a warning whistle The lifeguards criticised the party’s President Gerardo Machado, today ately took place among the most -virtually paralyzed the soft coal in- and started rowing his catamaran supervision. But six little bodies predicted a dlmax in affairs of the significant yet to come from the dustiy. toward them. His partner, Mich were sought in vain all through the NRA, in view of constant reports as Enthusiasm rivaled war days as Here the camera contributes a striking pictorial record of one of the fierce street riots that served as a ael Davis, jumped from his observa- night. to reccmrses for getting around the the rank and file of strikers, cheers spark to ignite thp flame of open revolt in strife-ridden Cuba. Reinforced by mounted police, army officers codes and yet displayring the Blue welling in their throats, voted last are seen charging a group of men and women school teachers in Santa Clara. This was an incident in the £a£^e. night to return to the pits and to general strike which paraljrzed commence and industry in th^ politically tom island republic. Inquiries on this point have in' place implicit trust in President creased of late, while the oificlals Roosevelt and his staff to settle have plugged ahead at other aspect^ their grievances. BALBO IS IN PORTUGAL; of making the law effective. The scene shifted quickly yester The -militant Johnson took time day from Brownsville, 12 miles dis FLYWHEE TEARS off from the opming hearing on 27 tant, to this community, where rep FIFTEEN MILLION JAPS codes proposea for the coal industiy resentatives of union locals for miles ONE OF FLIERS KILLED to stress i«ia point as to retailers. around gathered with Edward F. At that crowded session in the huge McGrady, NRA’s labor representa LOOSiE, E im MAN .Commerce Department auditorium, PUYING AT WAR TODAY tive. They were prepared to re the strtiggle between union and n''*' ject again, as they did Sunday, a Plane Oyertnms at Takeoff union forces warn flushing to a ftili plea to pick up their lamps and re UGHTNINGBOLT height. turn to the mines. * Frank l^^wis of Tolland Vic- Intent of Law ‘1 am here, acting for the Presi' Army and Navy Forces St^ge PUNS TO PUNISH from Azores— Three Men P u ttin g that quarrel off for future dent of the United States and ask SETS HOUSE AFIRE determination, Johnson insisted that ing you to go back to work,” said Sham Battle and Populace liin— Body Mangled — In jn rd — Armada Flies while the*agreements signed by re- McGrady, who came by aiiplane. PLEDGE VIOUTORS ti^ stores and groceries provided Wild cheers greeted the pronounce Wheel Can’t Be Found. thKt no stone open less than 52 hours ment. Union officials quickly rat Takes Pari— Foreigners Through Fog. Members of Two Families a week before July 1 could reduce ified the decision of leaders' to re the store hours at all, the fhtent was turn. that hours of operation should not Hope for Settlement, Are Watched. A ll3rwbeel that broke loose from Gerardo Machado Those Who Refuse to Ac“ Lisbon, Portugal, Aug. 9.— (AP) Stmmed— Storm Severe be curtailed in any way. Both miners and mine operators a motor-driven saw brought in In other words, w ^e 53 is a set look to Washington for ultimate —General Italo Balbo’s air amuula, island Republic within “48 to 73 minimum, it was explained that it stant and ' horrible death to hours.” settlement of the dispute over de Tokyo, Aug. 9.—(AP)—Fifteen cept Code W3I Have Thehr minus one ship which overturned Aroond Bridgeport a store had been operating 60 or Frank Lewis, a resident of aq The exiled leader prophesied tb^ mands for company recognition of at the take-off, killing one man, more, it should not curtail its time million i>eople in Tokyo and sur isolated farm section on tbs within that period the Amerieatt thbiUnited Mine Workers which ne- and Injunng three others, complet of being open but rather should em gaa two weeks ago with a walkout rounding prefeetBres tasted war Names Published. old Stafford road r few miles Bridgeport, Aug. 9.—(AP)—Six government would publicly re- ploy more people to do the work. in the mines of the ll| Fiick Coke time Ufe, today as a three-day sham ‘from Tolland, this morning. Lewis ed another leg 'if thr journey home nouBaa.4iaabadzL-nr, not ma- ‘That agreement is a solemn cov children, two women and two mez) tenimri5rmmed revolt would Company and i^rea^’^ virtually battle for possession o t tiie l^^itaT nvK operating the BWr » t Italy today by llsring from the enant snd its pmpoee is ekplirit,' when the wheel suddenly flew off w ere tempoiarily stunned and’their break out in evtjy province a t the every mine in southWestotn Pemmyl- was lauLChed by the A rray and W ashing^, Aug. 9<—:(AP)—The Aaores to tiirtKW. Johnson said. “The owners of the and tora through his body, cutting island.^ N ayy. National, Recovery Administration home set afire by lightning in this stores and the customers who buy off one arm in its flight. The seaplane/ arrived here in (Seneral Menocal declared either (Continued On tfage Nine) 'Three times during the day busied itself today with making city early today at the height of a from those stores should have but Wheel Scattered three groups. The last, a formation action would speedily result in the enemy” airplanes roared overhead of thiee, which remained behind to storm that brought damage to one single purpose, which is to cany rough the path of any trangressors Although details of the tragedy downfall of the existing Cutem gov- and slrena screamed warnings to care for the three men Injured in many sections of the county and out t ^ specific provision which has of itc program. are lacking,, it is behoved that the em ip en t tht populace. Smoke bombs and the accident in the Azores, flew was responsible for automobile ac to do with reemployment through Officially, the administration was wheel passed right through i^wis* Private advices from Havana, be vari-colored vapors were Jobsed in over Black Horse Square just as cidents in and near the city, caus reducing the number of hours each BIG WOOL COMPANY holding fire against violators until body, which was badly mangled. asserted, have convinced him Army the Streets, simulating poison gas (Seneral Balbo, the flrst to arrive, ing injury to two Bridgeport young employee works ant. by keeping the some date a couple of weeks hence. The accident took place about 9:80 leaders—backbone of Machado's stores (^>en as long as possible.” and incendiairy ea^losives. was reviewing his guard of honor women and one woman from But it did reveal it already was o’clock this morning and up until regime—are ready to abandon thslr His Statement Emergency hospitals were set up The vanguard of (oe arma''a be Springfield. Mass. The violent elec NOW OUT OF W plotting out a plan of attack on a late hour this afternoon the fly- President if the American gevsm- The statement proceeded: and to them stretcher-bearers wear gan to alight or the Tagus at 2:80 trical storm caused lights to fail at those who break faith with or re ment indicates it will no Icngsr “The insignia of the Blue Eagle ing gas masks carried the supposed p. m.. g. m. t. (9:80 a m., e. s. t.), several points, including Lordship. fuse pledges to abide by codes of (Oantinuei on Page Two) negotiate for peace with him. must be wltbdrawi. from those wounded, while from f>ublic parks fair competition designed t raise and one hour, :0 minutes later all Bonding Struck stores which either collectively or and the roofs of big department 28 planes were at their mooring The whole neighborhood was wages and provide more jobs. Havana, Aug. 9.—(AP)—Prssl-. individually flagrantly attempt to For First Time in Six Years stores anti-aircraft guns and ma places. Plans Suggested dent Machado condemned media frustrate the purpose of the presi The armada was flrst sighted (Continued On Pago Nine) chine-guns boomed and chattered. While Hugh b. Johnson, adminis tors’ proposals today that bs Isatis dential reemployment agreement.” There was one genuine casualty. AHIM PTS HOLDIIP fifty miles from Cascaes, whlOh is Johnson said that “when employ American Wooleti Co. trator, frowns at the woru “boycott,” fourteen miles west of Lisbon. The a political s sns of bloodiflisd, A girl watching one of the air raids be nevertheless tUowed it to become strikas and pasaivs revolutlqB, ers sign this agreement with their from a roof fell and was killed. planes were being led by wireless President after reading Section known that the government would because of the fog. while bis followers raised s cry of Shows Profit. The assumption was that the air use some of the following methods: ON SPEEDING BOAT POLISH AVIATORS Nstionallsm snd Independence. E^bt, no one could conceivably set raiders came from enemy battle It was 2:80 p. m., m. t., (9:80 about staggering employee hours, Refusial by thf government to buy m., e. s. t.), when the ships be “I em end I continue beinf Pre» ships approaching Tokyo bay from materia] from industries bolding ident of Cube In the plenitude of enforcing rest periods, and increas- the mid-Padfle. The whole show gan landing on the Tagus. ing the time for lunch withoiit pay, NAw York, Aug. 9—(AP)—After aloof from President Roosevelt’s re ell my conititutionel prerogetlves,” forms thr second phase of the grand covery code; CRASH ON LANDING or either directly or indirectly con operating for six years in the “red” Chicago Police Puzzled Over DETAILS OF ACCIDENT said Machado in reply to a formula the American Woolen Company, re maneuvers of the Navj*^ Publication in newspapers of the spire to defeat &e very purpose of New York, Aug. 9.— (AP) —Gen presented to him 1^ Unltsd States putedly the world’s largest manu “Spiritual Education” names of those who *
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MANCmBSTBR EVENING RERALD* MANCmBETBa 0(»«N h WEDN^DAT, AUGUST 0,1988. ■| ", *' . P A O i t m r -i': I"! #9 night Instead of canying on a year. eommittse .will not name having been makiBg Ids home in fight in the primary there were en candidates for town clerk, town Hartford for over months. As RUMMAGE SALE STATEDinVIllEN JENSEN ANNOUNCES DEMOCRATS SCAN dorsements made of offlcieri who treasurer or collector, but will a result he could not be i^aiosd m have been known bpth as *^ew” and endorse the present holders of th^se nomination for the office, not being “old” guards. For selectmen there offices. ' a voter in Manchester, his name TOMORROW ' ASSESSOR CANDIDACY THMlTEMSntKE ____ ■ ( CANDIDATE LISTS were several names selected by the Thp committee went on record as having been removed from the list. Vacant Store In Johnson Block. committee and they will be inter recognixing-Dr. B. G. Dolan as the Mr. Ray has been classified as a 'Bold by Lndfes* Aoxlliniy of Former Assessor l^ceks to Fill logical leader of the party in Man viewed to see if they will stand as democrat since he announced that Britlsb W ar Veterans. candidates. In most cases these chester and such candidates as they he had voted for President Roose 'Pimee on Board Caused by have been seen and will allow their may propose they will submit to Dr. velt and was supporting him .in his' Death. SeTenl MentiMed for Nom- names to be presented, m this list Dolan for his approval. In such work. That he would have receiv Groiip of ProAocen Mecimg O w is Harold Garrlty. Thomas Conran, places throughout the state where ed the endorsement for the office John Jansen of 466 B ^ Middle Charles Scrabacz, Michael Beneven- there may be a possibility of an ap had it not been for the fact that his ABOUT TOWN in Hartford Today P r ^ Tumpiks, former Asseawr,. has an Af«cted DiodH ill isatioB IS SelectiMi — to. Fdward Brosnan and Frank G. pointment, Dr. Dolan's support will name. had been removed, seemed nounced his candidacy for . ths Miss Elna El Hanson of MempMs, be asked and his endorsement will assured. vacancy on the Board ot Assessors B alkn er. Tenn., a guest at Mrs. Emma L. John F. limerick, chairman of supercede that of the committee. sent Their Demands. occasioasd by the death of Loren Be SflOD Arrired A t Dr. M h Leader. Nettleton of Huntington street (or C. the democratic town committee, was Charles Ray of the Rogers Manu caiflord, whose term aqiirsB this the past month will leave for New endorsed as the candidate for audi facturing Company was considered PRESIDENT TALKS T(^k city tottbrrow where she will year. tor and will receive the support of by the town committee at theit Mr. JsassD is a prominent mem spend a week before returning to H artford , A u g . 9.— ( A P ) — Ths Karttord, Aug. 9^(A P) One A tontattv* Itet at offiesn to be the committee for that office. Ed meeting last night as a candidate ber of the Manchester Green Com- her home in Tennenee. Miss stats board of milk ^ tro l and a hundred thousamd toctory worken presented for nomination at the prl> ward Moriai^, who was lined up for the office of selectman on their ON WAR ON GRIME mtmlty Club, a member of the Per in Connecticut will be affected by • Frances Merrlman of Sarasota, oommlttss of fbur bsq represent aaaiies to be held next month was with the old guard a year ago, was ticket this fall, but it wtis found manent Msstoriai Day committee code f6r tbe fabricated metaU Fla., was a week-end guest of Mrs. ing a group of milk producers who ior: approved by the democratic town endorsed for registrar and will have ‘'^ t this could not be done as Mr. and of ths iTnitad Commsrciai Trav- dustry. wbidi will be at'a (Coottnoed Prom Page One) Nettleton. ' are demanding that ths board help committee at their meeting last the support of the committee this Ray is not a resident of Manchester, elera . Association. For the past ten meeting tomorrow in Washington, them estahUu a straight oontract years Mr. Jensen baa developed and over a roll of charts in atutfy lo s s GHenna Dentcm o f 20 W eet maridng one of the most im porti^ p lu for all milk sold to dealers in sold oonsldsrable real estate near today, Mr. Roosevelt indlcatede su - Middle Turnpike, and Mias Nancy fluid form, ths fluid market to be tentative steps in the NRA. program his horns at Manchester Green. so tor as mamufactmtog to this sec isfaction with the recent upward Gin o f 14 Bond street, have re allotted to producers on a basis tion is concerned. Charles L. Bhram- trend of employment and com turned after a vacation spent at rating sehem and ths surplus to Son, asststamt to the president, the modity pricea ' Narragansett Pier, Rhode Island. bC handled by producers, met for a m Manufacturers’ Association o* Con It was made plain that the ob public discussion o f the plam in the FIND DRIVER. OWNER necticut, left this morning to repre jective is a controlled upward move Eleanor Duse Lodge, J^aughtera new Senate chamber at. the state sent his organisatton at flie meet ment—a leveling off of the peaks of Italy, will held its jnnual ban oapitol this afternoon. This demand .and valleys. , quet on Sundi^ at the Sons of Italy is haoked by a conditional threat of ing. The aiseociation explained today The call of Secretary Woodln and hall on Keeney street All members a milk holiday. ^ OP ABANDONED CAR that no code has been formulate^ Professor Fisher followed a confer planning kt attend are asked to The plan being dIseuBsea has been amd the meeting is to sound senti ence yesterday by the President notify Mrs. Mary Leila Fera of considered at a number 'of pro ment among manufacturers tor one. with a special staff of monetary ex Cottage street or Mrs. Lena Clg- ducers’ meetings held throughout From th ir polrt of view, it is. the perts. netti of Oak street by tomorrow ths stats during the past week, has AddiseD anii East Hartford most pressing o recovery problems, No Aotton Yet n ig h t ■ ^ been approved at most them, and for the fabricated meW nmkera There Was no indicatioo of any has been signed as an agreement comprise 37 per cent of all manufac affirmative action by the adminis and demand by, acoordlng to its M o b hiTolTe^OieNiB Mrs. Cora K. Doane and m ikq turing in the United States, with tration on the currency situation. spooaors, more >:haa 1.000 producers,^ S usie B. Doane at N e w York widespread connections in indus Indulging in one of his busiest Pfam Diseoseed are visiting Mr; and Mrs. William trial New England. days at the summer White House, It reads, “First, that the price of Hartford HospilaL S. Hyde of 244 Main street Reports that four mme towns to the President also kept a close •all 8.7 per cent butter fat milk to the stote have organized commit watch on trouTiled Cuba. He eager all dealers shall be at least 7 cents Miss Alice Skrabacx of North tees for tbe campadgn of public ac- ly awaited latest reports from the per quart delivered at market cen' street left today for PlalnviUe tb R obert Schram m , 20, o f Oak ceptamce of the NRA.. afffecting Island and there was a hint that spend three weeks vleiting relatives. ters; street, Addison, was today identified “Second, that there shall be set more than a -core of local communi something very definite was expect Miss Skrabacx has been unrig at as the owner and Joseph Riley, 19. ties and bringing 'th^ numbe of ed. the Polish vacation school which is tip by producers a system of allot' of Hill street. East Hartford, the ments w quotas-rf the fluid milk town committees to sixteen, wars It was stated that Ambassador . being conducted this summer at the driver of the automobile which received today by the Conneetieut Welles was in charge of efforts to PoHA National church on Golway market to each producer of the toppled over -the banking at tbe state pro rata; Chamber of Commerce. The latest bring about order on the Island but stre e t comer of Wethereli and Keeney organized towns, their chairmen, I "Third, that as so(H) as practical, that there was no Intention of inter streets early Sunday morning Riley amd aums served are: Wlnsted. A. G. ference by the administration in the ■ The regular meeting of Sunset plants shaU be established in the was located in .he Hautford hospi outlying districts for separating and Bristol, president of the WInstad internal affairs there. Council, Degree of Pocahontas on tal with interna) injuries suffered chamber, chain'an., serving Win- Quite obviously, Mr. Roosevelt is Monday night was followed by a pasteuiixing %be cream (and), until whm tbe eau* went out of control at such- time, responsible dealers will sted; Naugatude.. F. W. Swonston, going quite thoroughly into the party in honor of the 17th wedding 1 au m., breaddng the steering wheel serving N au gatuck amd Bethany; moneta^ question and plans tor a anniversary of Ur', and Mrs. Sebas handle it under the farmers' super and windshield as it plunged down vision. Essex, orgamized by tbe Essex manage currency. The charts of tian Cantana at Maple street. Mrs. the side bill. Schramm was unin Boiurd o f T ra d e; F^tnam , the. Rev. P H O N E 5191 the experts, which do not' alto Catana is one of the charter mem “Fourth, that we empower the jured in the atceidept. v following three meii to look after Charles M . G ross, chadrmam. serving gether agree on all points, do show bers of the society and has held the The caur, a 1924 Oadcland tour Putnam, Woodstock induding four the producers; interests: G. H. Rob that the all-commodity price aver office of Keeper ot Records fOr the ing, was trau^ed by Lieut. William other communities Thompson, ertson. (of Coventry, president of age has gone gradually upward and past five years. She was remem BarTtm through several owners aind Grosvenordade. North GrosvenordaUe, the Farmers National Association); is at about the 1910-1914 level. bered with several giits and fiowers. bad been driven on tbe highways Irving Campbell, (of Rockville) Mechamicsville. Pomfret - with sew- Pleased Most Refreshments were served by the without registration. eraJ locad communities, and E a st- Charles A. Beard, (of South Kent, What pleases the Presideht is Coffee Shop. Riley admitted to tbe investigat ford. that,those commodities which went former Columbia University profes ing officer that he wau driving the sor and historian), x x x.” The down farthest have gained the most The Young Peoples Polish Society | cau* at the time of the au»ddent and name of Dwight Wadhams of and those which Went down the will hold another of their picnics on thought that tomething went wrong Bloomfield, who drew the resoiu least have come up the least Simday at 2 o’clock at the Happy With the steering gear, although in- EXPECT CLIMAX SOON tions, was later added to this list. Since Meurcb 4. his charts show vesrigarioo disclosed that the steer Land PavUloa on Oakland street. . A resolution demandirg that the the cost of living went down a little ing memamism was in good order, The Happy Four orchestra from milk control board adopt this plan and subsequently picked up a little only the steering wheel * being IN CUBAN UPRISING New Britain will furnish music. was also passed and Danbury, Aug. 9.— (AP) —John DANCE! D A N C E ! - D A N C E 1 E. Young. 66, a member of the finn GNea 'by JnMar Soaas ot Italy JOE*8 of p. Young -and Sons, cutters of THURSDAY, AUGUST 10 'at H /'li' Hatters’ furs, was found dead to bis ROLLER COASTER GARAGE autonu^ils to ths garage at bis DICK BEN-VENUTI GENERAL REPAIRING residence on Juniper Iu4ge, meaur DANCE HALL CHET’S And Hit Orchestra (8oaa af Italy BbO, KasMy Btraat) Ageney Ibr Graham Oars. this dty, today. W . Young had been in poor heaUth mors than a Ask for Demeastritlsa. Ai^earid^ At THURSDAY, AUGUST 10 H. A. gtephSM year. Membeto at his'family be- Ueve be became in after starting in Charge of Sales. 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CONN^ WEDNISDAV. AUGUST 9i IMS. d O it Order of Hibernians held was a visitor here Monday, iea- their regular meeting last evening deavoring to kxric up family LOCAL YOUni SAVES GEN. COXEY DEFEATED DIIWILUAIIB^' ECONOMIST RAPS In their hall. A social hour followed genealogy. She is a descendant of BIGWE$TSIDE ROCKVILLE the meeting at which refreshments the Rev. John BUss, first minister o f were served. - the town back in Coloni< * days. LIFE OF BATHER IN ODD PRIMAKIES REACB^ B ilti Misses Julia Baker and SHlen Bll- Miss Rachael Harris of Brown flCNIC TONIGHT University is conducting research son of Talcott avenue have ream Arthur Davis Brings New Massillon, Ohio, Aug. 9.— (A P ) — Local Medical EzaaUiier ed from a week’s vacation spent at wmrk in this section to bcTused in a “General” Jacob 8. Coxey, veteran 4S ROCKVILLE FIKMS Paterson, N. J. linguistic atlas o t the United Hampshire Man to Shore and crusader for the unemploy^ was joys Good Heattb-^ H n States, .under direction Of Pro Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Bymea t3»o Resnacitatea Him. defeated for ^ RepubbcAn nomina Pnuetieed Hera 5S. Teara. . OrgM That PnUic Works and family of Webster street are fessor Hans Karuth of Brown E n o i^ Food fwr 3,000 Kid* tion tor mayor of Massfllon jrester- University. Hie movement is under SIGN NRA AGREEMENT spending a week at Crystal Lake. Arthur ^vls, son of Mrs. Edith dty, running a poor third in the WllUaxr the auspices-cf the Am erlam Coun Dr. R. Tiokm* iosiu Cards were received 'yesterday Davis of Center and Linden streets, primary. ‘Two years sgo he was medical examintr. yeetasdty je jaai Program Be Lanndied As cil 01 Learned Societies in Wash d m — Sports Program Many Awaiting Further Infor from Miss Julia Qulxm of this city who is spending bis vacation with nominated and elected by record mia- ed his 80th blrtMsy 'ittd s p ^ part ington, D. C., with the collaboration J o r l^ . who is spending a week with Mrs. of several universities and colleges, bis gran dp aren t Mr. and Mrs. W il of the morning at the Aieoc’ jlWsr k the United States. mation— All Expected to Co Katherine Robinson of Portland, liam Walsh of Center street at ToBeGiveiL daarenoe W, Angennan, the eeun- Go)* Club where Ds played a i’oiBBd' for the systematie study of the dJ president who oppoeed raoet of operate in Plan. Maine. spoken Isnguage o t New ESngland. Pleasant Vi^w, is credited with sav of golf and later retwrtisd to Wa Mrs. Ida Casin and son, Harold ing of the life of a Manchester, N. Ooxey*8 policies, won the nomina office. During the iftv-thrae years A s far as possible old people who tion with 1,477 votes. C. Herbert Rockville’s business men and in and daughter. Murid of New York are natives are interviewed. H. man. ’The quick work of Arthur H ie kiddies and older folks are that be oeen folVowing Um Cambridge, Eng., Aug. 9.— (AP) Whitman reoelved 1,219 and Ctoxey dustry are 100 per cent behind the City are the guests of Mr. and Dr. C. K. Douglas of Boston, is and his resuscitation action on the practice o^ medicine in Manchester —Sir Arthur Salter, the eminent In for anotl\er picnic and general 647. Mrs. Hyman Stone of East Main spending soipe time at his country New HaiiE^shire man after be bad be baa found time to take pert, fai economist, censured what he called National Recovery A ct and up to sport night this evening at the West Coxey early in the century gained street this week.' home. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond taken him from the water is at many dvlc ictlvltles nid hM senr< the British gfovemmeht’s do noth noon yesterday a total of fbrty-five Side Playground when various food nation wide notice by leading an Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mozzer of Weeks of White Plains, N. Y., are ed as a representative- of M adfch^ ing policy and strongly urged public tributed by a doctor from Westerly, “army” of jobless men to Washing firms had signed the agreement at Mt. Ephralr N. J:, arr spending his guests. Dr. Douglas has visited which has been solicited ind gener ter in the General Assembly. works programs'similar to those in as lutving saved the life. ton. the United States speech today the Rockville post office. The date two wreks with the latter’s par a number of places of interest The family from Manchester, N. ously donated by many local com- He became medical ex in ^ e r on ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schlaider before the Liberal Summer school. set for Che chsmge in service at the about New England during the sum H., by the name of Looney, had panlea will be distributed to all the the death of Or Julian Parker and of Longview. mer, including Lake George, N. T., has held that office for over a Cheap money, which Is the basis Rockville Woolen Mills is Monday, rented a cottage at Pleasant View children present, free, this distribu of the present British policy, the August 14, although other smaller Kiowa Council, Degree of Poca parts of Maine, etc.' quarter of a century to nls early and were ~vi8lting the place for the tion to begin at 6 o’clock. BOY SCOUTS’ FOUNDER economist found wholly insufficient. firms are expected to make an Im' hontas, • will hold their regr' r John Mosny, son of Mr. and Mrs. first time. Mr. Looney, who is in the days of practice be covered his ter “ I am convinced,” he asserted, mediate change. business m eetL'j in Red Men’s haU Stephen Mosny, has secured work furniture business in Manchester, Enough foodstuff is available for ritory on a high-wheel ble]rBle. *'tbat unless Great' Britato adds to' Several o f the business firms of on Friday evening. Miss May Phil as usher at the Capitol Theater, N. H., and 62 years o f age, had gone 3,000 youngsters and parents should HONORED BY AMERICANS He always had a good horse aud lips, Pocahontas, wlU pre ' le and Hartford. He is a graduate of the policy of cheap money some Rockville have not signed as yet in bathing. He was not aware of the see to it that they are present to re waa one of the first doctors in town requests dU members attend. Windham high school, class of 1933. ceive the many taaty and useful Und of stimulus that wiU incresuse although they have signified che:r st- ength of the surf at the beech to drive an automohile. Uhtfi the John Forrest of Orchard street Mrs. Anne C. Gilbert and sisters, gifts to be given them. Through a GodoUo, Hungary, Aug. 9.— (A P ) the demand for money, we shall Intention to >1gn up but are await and was knocked down. He was formal organlzatioD at the health is spending two weeks with h'-'son, the Misses Pendleton, motored to well known grocery store in town —A fter making a formal inspection department in Manchester be was have a much slower recovery and ing to learn more about the code rendered unconscious and was un EHmer Forrest and family at De New London Tues^y afternoon, bread has been solicited from many of American and other camps. Ad also the local health ''fficer. increase of employment than other- which will apply to their particular able to get back to shore. Davis troit, Mich., and will also attend calling on Mrs. Charles C. Sellers of the leading bread companies with miral Horthy, regent of Hungary, Dr. Tinker enjo]^ good health vise would be possible.” line of business. Yesterday after seeing the man In trouble went to Time Now Bipe. the World’s Fair. and her infant son at the Lawrence the E. 8. Kibbe Company of Hart paid a surprise incognito visit to see and in his work as medical exam noon a total of 45 firms had signed and Memorial Hospital. Mr. Looney’s assistance. He was the actual camp life here of the Sir Arthur, who formerly headed up at the Ftockville post office and Mrs. John CaUahan has returned ford furnishing Jelly for the sand- iner when called elthe- eariy < - The Rev »/-’ter Vey preached brought to shore where David, who wlchea; cheese has been donated by fourth world Boy Scout jamboree. the economic section of the League before Saturday every business to her home in Medford after late is able to make a quick trip Sunday at the Hebron Congrega baa given much time to, physical the K raft Cheese Company, lemons Ht was received b> H. D. Mc ot Nations, said conditions are now firm in Rock'ville is expected to be spending a ''''^w days with Mr. and to the scene when notified. tional churches, making a compari culture work, started to 'work over from EiVerybody’s Market, sugar Bride, American camp chief, and ripe for the inauguration of a pol party to the new agreement. Mrs. James Devlin of King street. son betwe«$n the human soul, in its him. He did not show indications .of from Manchester Public Market, A. the honorary patrol from each icy of public expenditures wMch Pr^ident Ctorbin K. Englert of Miss Florence Herzog, who has RUDKINS DYING. aspects and development and Uie recovering, but Davis kept at his A P. Store and Finast Company. American troop. would have been dangeirous in 1931. the EtockvUle Merchants Associa been spending a week with her Los Angeles. Aug. 9.— (A P )—^Aee workings of the radio. work. As be continued to work the Life-Buoy Soap samples through The came] of the Syrian scouts He asserted the world economic tion is in touch with the officials of aunt, Mrs. Herbert Hewitt of Tal Hudkins, one-time “ Nebraska Wild man showed signs of life, but there Lever Bros., of Cambridge, Mass.; was turned over to the scouts’ police conference had suffered from the the Manchester and the Hartford cott avenue, baa returned to her cat” of the boxing ring was in a was something peculiar about his Luden’s cough drops from Luden guard because it was bothered too silence of Walter Runciman, presi Chambers of Commerce in an ef home *n Westfield, Mass critical condition at a hospital here reactions. It was discovered by the Co., with the Manchester Bottling much by amateur photographers. dent of the Board of Trade, at the fort to learr some information rel Mr. and Mrs. Paul Da^ks and today. BIG NEWSPAPER CHAINS doctor on his arrival that in falling Works making up the lemonade an break," - euirently playtng at toe ahd< • the- Enprsas," dU ■ .a osoiq^ tlM tfe^'in toa^ to the cottagq, |lublard tsstlfled, bs Stota '^toester,' wucb in i^ v’ t ^ ^ lt;jeb vrito '.toe'dtMetom.^of by 'toa pupobial s^^ysifMnoS'.'of *Llli found 50 or more cars parked in AMUSEMENli “/Sim at;t)aybreak.” . . * l ^ ,flbade, wsl> | M n stogsr rsi “ H O S f TO BOLTON back of the bouse, preventing him FRANCE TO REWAHD picture one of musual ehaim and Glorious 'RiAjif. in from approaching l)is property. distihetion. A,tola at toe.sge-M leepRy (sntursd tm W CarraU’s R oxv; IvEW YOfm <*ViMMtiss.'* Vtosr aoti inoiuda Bfl- “Why don’t you move your carp so STATE THEATER attraction of youth tor yoiito* R il • i IN V A D E IS FINED I can drive in?” Hublard said be neverthelosa tor di^erentit fiwlp ^ 1st Sqd Umb, Madison . SguarS asked one of the drivers. All the “Sterm At Daybreak" usual triangle drama. lAid inn to e ' “■*fJ5hwan, The F^serlee^,- • Boyff CBub guinUt, OsOrgs Apdrae toat wlO five you marveibiis iSort in douUa^iuiek tlma?.. - Just satisfaction he got was an invitation “Beet Of Enemies" seething Balkaris at toe o*iflo«ifbre«4 Feaiteds;"’ the moei foursome, Mndrsd PattSMen. Davs to “Go to hell.” of the Worid Var. its narrf|iye noent in'toe'series A the.famous Schooler and his Gang and the Oaa aak your druggist a 85o bon The beachcombers utilised the Fliers Wb» Broke tong Dis- “Storm at Daybreak" with Kay encompasses "he plight of dfieertt Edgar. Rice storiea yVMter (ilria. PETERSON’S OlWtllBMT, Lake DweDers TeD of Hublard pump house for a bath Francis. Nils Aether, Walter Hus era, includes a spectacular asfasel* stliiT^ Buster ^ b b e, iUited ator Added short subjsets on ths a little, right a a m aSd ptostol mimitea all sorsaejSi palm itehlaf house, its owner testified, and over ton and PhllUpa Holmes plus “Best nation and then centerr oh ' toe lata and Olymplo sufimmihg eharn- screen are a Mickw 'Mouae .car ran the beach and the -grounds; tiiK^ Records to Recdre conflict of a, woman who lovee a fdon, is. toe featured scree « attrac- toon, “The MSU' root” and an disappears—you ban aft, (rtand, walk Whoopee, Nudity, Noise sprawling on blankets. They made ./ * . I of Elnemles” with Buddy Rogers, tl(m of,toe new program now at In 'com fort. M ott jN dntol pUba Marion Nixon and Frank Morgan young officer but refuser to be dis Andy C9yde comedy, "Loose ,IUlar the days for the Collins’s (Mr. Col loyal to her husband. > Tt baa an the R e ^ ’Theater, 7th Avamie..and tlons.” often vanish In a fSw • A ’ -■« PAGE 8^! LANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONNm WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9,1988, llams' beer garden, repeatedly had ed as educational program, from Texas, Missouri, Maryland, Illinois, the orchestri of five men arrested Iowa, New York and several other the very first which would guide for disturbing his peace. youth awky from alcoholism, will Though WET-DRY WARFARE states, commanders of the organi Oakland, Calif.—Alleging Antone DAILY RADIO PROGRAM zation have been working toward continue its instruction policy if Gramas, 88, bar been teaching boys the amendment for which it fought control plans. They have been help in the neighborhood to yowl and He that lovetb not knoweth ««B.oNb9 PAY, AUGUST 9 (Central and Eastern Standard Time) so many years is repealed. Like the FLARESUPSTRONG ing to survey conditions and stress bark like dogs, City Poundmaater God; for God is .ove.—John 8-4. mete—AU programs to key and baslo chains or groups thereof unless sped ing the need of appointment of com Anti-Saloon League it offers no Rielmrd Trotter today caused Gra ded; coast to coast (e to o) designation Includes aU ayallable statlona Sound View, Conn.— Police and missions to work out the various compromise. It Is directly opposed mas’ arrest. God, from a beautiful nece^ty,^ Preflrams subject to ehsnge. Pc M. CenL EasL _ volunteers search for Dexter S. phases of the problem. They are to iSe sale sad consiunption of hard love.— Tupper. fPaylipM Ti7n» One Bomr Later) 4:16— 6:16—Wagner’s Oixhea—also e Case, town constable and night Chicago— In the good old dajrs ON STATE FRONTS] trying to co-ordlnata the views of liquor. NBC-WEAP NETWORK 4 :3 (^ 5:30—To Be Announced—east: watchman, reported missing. when dentists were really tooth Jack Armstrong—repeat to midwest all Interested group9-+-the commer Jerkers they usually got the aching Numismatist says collectors BASIC — East: weal wlw weel wtlc 4:4^-6:45—Ted H using. Sports—to c cial and civic bodies, and the bar Boston—Signed pledges of New wjar wtag wcsh wfl will wfbr wrc wgy 5:00— 6:00—Morton Downey—c to cst England firm^ passes 50,o00 mark; molar and two adjoiiilng es, Dot rare coins are Increasing. W e'V f; when wcae wUm wwj wsal; Midwest: 5:15— 6:15—Jack Denny Orchestra— and medical associations." to mention another iz the opposite FEDERAL AGENTS KNOW total number of employes under noticed that those we have beM> wmaa well ksd woc-who wow wdaf wabc; Chicago Dance Time—chain 'oreseeing initial victory in able to collect recently have besQ NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj 6:30— 6:30—Travelers’ Quartet—east Voponents of Repeal Sens- code regulations passes 5(;0,()00. Jaw for good measure. Dr. Howard wll>a kstp webc wday kfyr cret cfcf 6 :4 ^ 6:45—Boake Carter, Talk — ba early repeal, and knowing that the W. Haggard Yale professor, told very rare. SOUTH — wrva wptf wwno wls wjax sic: Pastel Harmonies—west only problem of liquor control laws will KANSAS CITY SUYERS Springfield, Mass.—State Feder members of the profession attend wflk'wsun wiod wsm wmc wsb wapl 6:00— 7:00—The Happy Bakers—east mg Victory, Tackle Prob soon be settled, the Crusaders have ation of Labor convention pledges wjdz wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpre 6:15— 7:15—Curtain Calls—cst to cat ing the Chicago centennial coi- woal ktbs kths 6:30— “ :30—Kate Smith. Songs — ba no intention of disbanding even co-operation against racketeering gress. MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kglr kghl sic: Band—Dixie: Organ—N. Bng. then. They consider that they still and urges liberalization of theater ECZEMA ■ ■ 6:46— 7:45—Abe Lyman’s Or.—basic; lem of Liquor Control. COAST — kgo kfl k ^ komo Kbq kfsd have an Important mission to per “Doc” Stacy Plotted Murder of laws. To quickly relieve the itehiag and heal ktar kgu Navy Band—Dixie; Organ—west 7:00— 8:00—Irvin 8. Cobb—coast out ^▼e in Attempt to Liberate Manchester, N. H.—Mrs. Flora A writer says the average of Cent. East. form ■ -that of combatting organized the irritated akin, doctora preacribe 7:15— 8:15—Vera Van, 8onga—also o crime and racketeering. Spaulding, 65, former president honesty is gn^eater among fat men, S:30— 4:30—Winnie the Pooh—also e 7:30— 8:30—Burns and Alien—cst out The plans of wet aiyd dry organl* Convict. 8:45— 4:4^-Paul Wing’s Story—east 8:00— 9:00—Pennsylvanians—c to cst Program of Crusaders New Hampshire Federate Wom ’Which rrobably is explained by the 4:00— SrtX^Dinner Concert—also cst 8:30— 9:30—Howard Marsh—to coast zatlons in the event of natlouU p r6 en’s Clubs, dies. fact that it Is bard for them to 4:30— 6:30—Back of News—also coast 8:46— 9:46—Edwin C. Hill—also coast Crusader executives already have hlbltton repeal are related in the Chicago, Aug. 9.— (A P)—Federal stoop to low things. ' 4:45— 6:46—John Pierce, Tenor—to c 9:00—10:00—Barlow ^m phony—also e following article, the last of three hau several conferences with offi Resinol 6:00— 6:00—Mountaineere—weaf only 9:30—10:30 — Chas. Davis and Tom cials of the Department of Justice authorities annoimced today they S:15— 6:16—Fifteen Min. Revue—to o Gerun Orchestras—cst to cst written for The Herald. 6:30— 6:30—Lum & Abner—east only 10:00—11:00—Ted Lewis Orches.—c to e to this end. The intention of the were holding Louis (Doc) Stacy as 6:45— 6:46—The Goldbergs, Serial Act 10:30—11:30—Glen Gray Orches.—coast former is to mold their organiza the who plottsM the attempted 6:00— 7:00—Fannie Price, Geo. Olsen out: Burns A Allen—coast repeat By HELEN WELSHIMER Queer Twists 6:30— 7:80—Stephen Foster Program IldIO—12:00—Dance Hour—wabo only N E A Service Writer tion Into a power for bringing pres delivery of Frtmk Nash, a convict, 7:00— SKW—Ferde Grofe’s Orchestra sure to bear on local authorities at Kansas Dlt>, and that they had NBC-WJZ NETWORK N ew York, Aug. 9.— If the ratifl 7:15— 8:15—Major, Sharp, Minor Girls wherever gangdom seems to be get learned the identity of the gunmen 7:30— 8:30—One Man’s Family—also c cation of the repeal amendment by In Day’s News BASIC — East; wjs wbz-wbza wb^ who killed five persons In the at S:00— 9:00—Cob Pipe Club—cst to cst wham kdka wgar wjr wlw wsyr wmal; 36 states should doom national pro ting a foothold. 8:30— 9:30—The Ship of Joy—also cat Midwest: wcky kyw wenr wls kwk In direct antithesis to the con tempt hibition, the states again will, be 6:00—10:00—Meyer Davis A Orchestra kwer koll wren wmaq kso tinuation program of the men’s or Melvin H. Purvis, chief of the 8:15—10:16—Buddy Rogers Orch.— come the battleground for the strug Uniontown, Pa.— Down from his east: Lum A Abner—^mldw. repeat NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmJ ganization there is a probability United SUtes Bureau of Investiga wiba kstp webo wday kfyr cret cfcf gle between the wet and dry forces. mountain home, John P. Gleason, a 6:30—10:30—Richard Cole’s Orchestra that the now extremely active W o tion here, disclosed that Stacy was 10:00—11:00—Ralph KIrbery, .Baritone SOUTH — wrva wptf wwno wls wjax Already. In anticipation of a vic tall man with flowing white beard, wfla-wsun wlod wsm wmc wsb wapl men’s Organization for National arrested on a Federal warrant Is 10:05—11:05—Ben Bernie A Orchestra tory, some anti-prohibition organi received a clamorous welcome from 10:30—11:30—Mark Fisher’s Orchestra wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpro Prohibition Reform may be dis sued at Kansas City charging con woal ktbs kths , ,, zations are at wor* on suggested striking miners. Thorougblv be banded, If the 18tb Amendment spiracy to deliver Nash. CBS-WABC NETWORK MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kgir kghl pisms of liquor control. Prohibition P u r ^ named Verne Miller, no wildered, Gleason beard the jtrlk- PACIFIC COAST — kgo kfl kgw komo ceases to exist. BASIC—East: wabo wade woko wcao organizations, however, refusing to torious South Dakota outlaw, as one ers shout: “Welcome Governor.” waab wnac wgr wkbw. wkro whk cklw kbq kfsd ktar The 1,500,000 members of this concede the likelihood of an ultimate of th>* gimmen who killed Nash and Gleason, nicknamed “Pinchot” by wdro wcau wlp wjas wean wfbl _wspd CenL EasL group signed a pledge whereby they w sjv; Midwest: wbbm wgn wfbm kmbe 3:30— 4:30—Larry Larsen, Organist wet triumph, are not extending four police officers In a wild shoot some of his friends because of bis kmox wo wo whas 3:46— 4:46—Orphan Annie—east only their future plans beyond continu promised to stand for the repeal of ing fray at the Union railway depot resemblance to the governor of - EAST A CANADA — wpg whp wlbw 4:00— 6:00—To Be Announced the 18tb Amendment and the re whec wlbs wfea wore wlcc efrb ckac ance of their fight against national in Kansas Cfity. He said the other Pennsylvania, fled Into the court 4:30— 5:30—Three X Sisters in Songs turn of the liquor control power to DIXIE — wgst wsfa wbre wqam wdod 4:45— 5:45—Lowell Thomas—es. only repeal. gunmen were known to Federal au house and ol»curity. klra wreo wlac wdsu wtoc krld wrr 5:00— 6d)0—Amos ’n’ Andy—east only Shifting Action To States the states. Repeal of the amend thorities. Simpsonvllie, S. C.— Merchants ktrh ktsa waco koma wdbo wodx wbt 5:15— 6:16—Eva La Oalliene. Reading ment and the resultant return of wdae wblg wtar wdbj wwva wmbg wsjs 6:30— 6:00—Richard Humble Ensem. “For forty years,” said an offi “The attempted delivery was of this town, lined up solidly behind MIDWEST ^ wckh wmbd wtaq kfab 6:00— 7KX>—To Be Announced cial of the Anti-Saloon League, “our state rights would take care of its planned at Stac3r’s home In M ay- the N. R. A. program, have Listl- wlsn wlbw kfh wmt wkbn wcoo wsbt 6:30— 7:30—Potash and Perimutter pledge. wood (a Chicago suburb) but Stacy wg] 6:45— 7:45—Songs by King’s Jesters ideal has been prohibition of the tuted daily prayer services before MOUNTAIN—kvor kls koh ksl 7:00— 8d)0—Goldman Band Concert liquor traffic. W e still believe that Mrs. Courtlandt Nicoll, first vice himself took no part in the shooting opening for business. Services are COAST—khj koln kgb kfre kol kfpy In Kansas C l^ ,” Purvis said. “It is 8:00— 9:00—To Be Announced this is the best plan and we are chEdrman of the Women’s Organiza held by rotation in various sto ts. kvl kfbk kmj kwg kem kdb kgmb 8:36- 9:30—Chleage’a Music Magic tion for National Prohibition Re probable he was not even in Kansas Cent. East. 9:00—10K10—Annie, Judy, Zeke — east not TtiHiring any others. If repeal Oklahoma City—R. H. Pitts no form sasrs: "W e have stood for the City at the time.” 8:81^ 4:80—Jack Armstrong — east only: Amos ’n’ Andy—west repeat should win we be interested in longer may have T. G Williams’ only: Between the Bookends—west 9:16—10:16—Poet Prince, Songs—to o repeal of the eighteenth amendment Purvis said Stacy would be re orchestra thrown in Jail so ''e may Ccuaeli ccid\e/f lo^tuccs 9:80—10:30—Rainbow Refleotlons, Or. seeing what plans the repeallsts moved to Kansas City as soon as S;46— 4:46—Hayden and Lang—ateo c and the 'return of the control of sleep. Williams obtained a tem 4.’0O— 6KX>—Matt the Artist — mldw. 10:06-11:00—Reggie Child’s Orchestra have to offer. possible. out; Skippy. Sketch—midwest rpt 10:30—11:30—Henry King’s Orchestra “The national organization hasn’t liquor to Uie states. Plans for fur porary restra’ning order after iU4ier ijetoni^erurl/U^veSe.fllMer'tlre laid out a program for such a con ther liquor control, in case the pro Pitts who lives next door to W ll- hibition amendment is repealed, will 8:31— Gleason L. Archer. tingency but if repeal should win belong to tb^ respective states. It 45— Mlmi and Jerry. the state leagues naturally will be WOMAN DOaOR IS HELD 8 isn’t a function of the national or l):00— Eklwln Franko Goldman and come very active on problems of ganization to tell Individual states his Band. local option. Many of the state laws .0:30— ^Music Magic. now do, and others will later, pro what they shall do.” ON POISONING CHARGE! 10:45— News. vide for local option, and the league Survey of Liquor Laws 11:00—Time, weather, temperature hopes to extend local prohibition as A survey of the liquor laws of FREE! 11:04— Sports Review. widely as possible.” 34 states, made recently by Mrs. Greenwood, Miss., Aug. 9.— CAP) THURS., FBI., SAT. 11:15— Cascades Orchestra. The Crufeders, comprising an John S. Sheppard. N ew York chair — Dr. Ruth Dean, 88-year-oId physi man of the W . O. N . P. R., reveals 11:30— Rainbow Reflections — El' anti-prohibition group numbering cian, was held in jail here today on I ARTHUR’S O N E 25c Aagnst 9 llott Shaw, baritone; Veronica more than one and one-quarter mil what she describts as “encouraging a murder charge In oonnectlon with | Wiggins, contralto. lion members, is assertive in the indications of a new attitude to the death of Dr. L. Preston Ken d r u g s t o r e ^ P. M. 12:00— Roosevelt Hotel Orchestra. ward liquor and liquor regulations.” nedy, her former associate in a Bathing Gap 4;00-l“Pc^” Concert — Christiaan p.ogram which it intends to follow, 12:30 a. m.— Hotel Pierre .Orches This organization came into being These laws display “three primary Greenwood clinic. WHERE EVERY DAY IS SALE DAY! Free With Every Purchase of Kriens, director; with Nora Fau- A warrant for her arrest was tra. “to eliminate prohibition and the gains,” according to her review: I 25 Cents Or Over. ehald, soprano. sworn out by District Attorney R. 1:00 a. m.— Time. evils that grew out of it,” accord First: determination, by taxing 845 BIAIN STREET F H O N E Si 8868—8869 One To A Customer. 4:S0— W alter Dawley, Organist beer and wine, to make available A. Jordan after it had been charged B:00-^A1 Bernard, the Minstrel ing to its own definition. Dr. Kennedy died from poison.. On I OKWse Betom of Saloen to the state revenue which, during M a ^ the thirteen years of prohibition, her arrest. Dr. Dean simply said, | 5 :15 — ^Piano Capers— John Marion. Crusader members have been DANIELl INDICTED has been avedlable only to the boot- “Well, Pm surprised.” Regular 25o 5:30— ^The Three Jesters. pledged to the cause of temperance Dr. Kennedy became ill last week legi^ers. Second: due consideration I 5:45— Salon Trio. from the first, and not to the mere In Jackson while en route to visit PALMOLIVE for the rights and needs of the 60c 6 :00—WrightviUe Clarion. BY NEW YORK JURY repeal of the prohibition amend his parents. Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Ken- I citizens of each state is granted. TALCUM ...... 6:30— Merry Madcaps — Norman ment” George E. Dickie, managing nedy, at Plnola, Miss. 13c 25c And last: the sale of 3.2 beer and MULSIFIED Cloutier, director. director of the group, explained. He died Sunday. Attending physi 15c POWDER PUFFS cut to ... .60 6:45— W alter Hapgood on Sports. Boston Lawyer Suspected oi “W e oppose the restoration of the wine is being carried on imder con cians, officers reported, obtained a C O C O A . O IL JOHNSON’S saloon; we want the right of every ditions which, while not in all cases death bed statement and the arrest j T:00—"Tour Request Program” — Placing: Tear Gas Bombs in Regular 25o BABY Christiaan Kriens, director. Stock Exchange. territory desiring pronlbition to be ideal, nevertheless (she asserts) will of Dr. Dean followed. SHAMPOO X:20— "LAwn Protection’* — Val protected in that right; we want do much to remedy evils which Dr. Dean for s, long time was a j VICK’S smti-prohibitionlsts lament under POWDER Flood. liquor control laws whic^wiU re member of Dr. K enn ey's clinic in MOUTH WASH ...... 8c N ew York, Aug. .g. — the 18th Amendment. Greenwood. About six months ago I 7:30^Taxxan of th$ A p ^ . : « TBiigftnft S.-" Datniel^T' Jr., Biss'iton strict to the minimum oppBrtufiitlea 33« The Women’s Christian Tem- she resigned to take up special | BRUSH fb45— Melody Moods — F ranees lawyer accused of placing two tear, for profit in the liquor business. 66o D E N T A L P L A T E 16c pertmee Union, which has advocat study In New York. Baldwin and Knights of Melody. gas bombs in the Stock Exchange “In Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania. cut to ...... 8:00— ^Fannie Brice with George last Friday and causing employes to Olsen’s Orchestra. flee from the building, was indicted 8:30-rU fe and Songs of Stephen today for malicious mischief, 50c l O c N e w ! 10c 50c Foster. felony. FULL UNE OF 9:00— ^Ferde Grofe’s Orchestra. The indictment was returned to UNGUENTINE 9:15—Russian Balalaika Ehisemble. Judge WiUiam Allen in General PHILLIPS’ LYNN PARKER BEAUTY 9:80—^wnc Playhouse— Guy Hed- Sessions Court. The evidence was M ILK O F PREPARATIONS FOR BURNS- lund, director. presented to the Grand Jury by A s Powders - Creams - Rouges - lip 10:00—Com Cob Qub. sistant District Attorney Morris SUNBURN MAGNESIA sticks - Nail Polishes - Etc. 10:35— ^Merry Madcaps — Norman Pangen, who said the prosecution NOW! NOTHINO OVER 16o! Caoutler, director; with Revere had a “strong case.” Sisters. ^ ^ Danlell was Indicted under the 29 e 11:00— Bill TaslHo’s » i o w Bos* name of EJugene S. DanieU. He will SO D IUM PER BO R ATE, Beg.* 85e, Orchestra. be arraigned on the Indictment to cut t o ...... 19c 11:30— ^Palmer House Orchestra. morrow after the charge in M agis W ^tin^oiise 12:00 Mldn.— Ralph Kirbery. A REAL trate’s Court has been formally dis Regular 85c 12:05 a. m.— Casino Orchestra. missed.* 25c 12:30—Mark Fisher’s Orchestra. Witnesses before the Grand Jury 50c SARGEANTS 1:00— Silent included Clarence Hawkins, an em PRO BAK O R FLEA POWDER KLEENEX ploye of a Boston sporting goods OR SOAP...... store where Danlell is alleged to GILLETTE 19c CLEANSING have purchased the bombs June 20 TISSUES WDRC last for 324. BLADES 31.66 B A T H S P R A Y S cut to ... .48c Regular 81*66 1890 895 Hartford Conn. BUCKING’’ 31e LARVEX, FIJT or BLACK F L A G ...... D J7C Wedaeeday. Aagwt 9 Rev. Henry A. Fast and family left this morning for x month’s va P. M. WE SAVE YOU MONEY ON YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS! 3:15— ^Baseball Game; Boston cation to be spent in Ohio and In diana. He will first visit Bluffton, Braves vs. Philadelphia. Ohio, where he formerly lived and 5:00— Skippy. 5:15— Jack Brooks’ Orchestra. will then go to Lake W awasee in 5:30 — Jack Armstrong — All- Indihna where he and his family will share a cottage during the re- American Boy. 5:45—Ethel Hayden and Arthur malnde’’ of his vacation. W. J. FuUer and family from Lang. 6:00— ^Buddy Wagner’s Orchestra. West Hartford are having their vacation at their summer home on 6:80— ^Russian Jypsy Orchestra. 6:45— Sportralts— Ted Husing. Keeney street near Hebron avenue. Agnes Wodal, daughter of Mr. 7:00— ^Morton Downey. and Mrs. John Wodal of Hebron 7:15— ^Dance Time. avenue was married yesterday 7:30— Jubilee Singers. ¥MOer ducharge pump morning in the Catbolir church in 7:45— PblUisse Chevalier, songs; Glastonbury. The bridegroom is s M a rg a r^ Brown, pianist. resident of N ew Britain w h ere's 8:00— ^Happy Bakers. FOR ONLY wedding reception was held at the 8:15— Curtain Calls. home of the groom’s parents after 8:30— Talk by James Roosevelt. the ceremony. 8:46— Hot from Hollywood. A boy, their second child, has 9:00— ^Irvin Cobb. $ » been bom to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony 9:30— Sponsored Program. 79 Baehl of Hebron avenue, opposite 10:00 — Waring’s Pennsylvanians; the south end of Bell stseet comedians. Rev. Julius G. Appleton and Mrs. 10:80— Jacques Rensurd’s Orchestra Appleton of Bridgeport were guests • Speeii VtbuS DmOyt Henfs a new Wmditg- the four Show Queens. SMALL DOWN PAYMENT of Miss Etta Bell last Thursday and house Washer Aat pees you sssry masker cansenieHes l0:45— Edwin C. Hill. 11:00— Howard Barlow and Colum Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Appleton call staremaHseifyleeojnee, E A S Y TERM S bia Symphony Orchestra. ed on members of his former parish 11:80— Charlie Davis’ Orchestra. in this locality and Addison. A 4,900 pound plane was forced to Real Westinghouse quality! Bfodetn 1932 washer improveiiients. Gat them in this aew land on the farm of W A.. Strickland Westinghoiue Waiher that ia priced so economically. The laat tireeome waah-day taak opposite Treat’s pond Sunday after has been aboUshed . i . by the new water discharge pump that eniptiea the waaher iar noon. The gaSbllpe tank was empty. About 30 autos gathered to watch you. Think of it!... no more heavy backets of water to lift and carry. With this pmnp proceedings. Gasoline was secured ^ stordy Westia{^M>«ae motor draina die tub for yoa in a jiffy. and the aviator took off for Brain- ard Field. See its amazing speed today I Wednesday, August 9 OHECKING NBA STORES All the famous Weatingboiwe washmg qieed has been retained in this new« eoonaaioaSy Hartford, Aug. 9.— (A P)—Acting priced washer that brings you every washer convenience. Speed!. . . and more qieedl :06—Mason and Hamlin. on complaints of alleged vlolatlans i:S0-rrlfariarden Dram s Guild. of the code, William J. Fitagerald, Learn what it means to get your whole week*s wash on die line record time. Learn how 1:00—Agricultursd Markets. deputy commissioner of factory in you can get a wash thaf*s sparkling white in record time — and wi^oot increamg wash* spection in the state department ot i:15—C i^ o Orchestra. wear. Small down payment — easy terma. Come in and k A •about tU* waah«r« i:80— Larry Larsen, organist. labor, today started a check-up of >:45— ^Little Orphan Annie. N. R. A. stores and offices in Hart i:30— ^Time, temperature. ford, to determine whether they are i:34—Sports Review. ^ complying with the regulations of 1:40— Weather. the President’s recovery program. The Manchester Electric Company i:42— Famous Sajdngs. According to the complaints re i:45— ^Lowell Tllomas. ceived by the department some con 773 Main St X Phnne .5181 *:00— Amos ’n’ Andy. cerns which have signed the agree-, ’:15— ^Readings — Eve LeGalllenne ments, and are displaying the blue ’:30— Grin and Bearit., eagle, are violating the spirit of the i:00—Jfomads — Alexander Krill- recovery act, both in wages paid eff and his Orchestra. and in hours per enqiloye per week. .StV „ I ‘ / S EIGHTD MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 0. IMS. was struck by Sachs* car which least 15 years,” be said. ‘Tve never THOUSAND NEW JOB^ So far, onlv 88 kavs been removrid , then struck Nirenstein’s car and in said an unkind thing about him in from the diarlty Hat since August PUBLISHERS ADOPT m m HIGH COURT RULES jured the woman who was in i t The WINCHEU TO SUE m, coliunn. He knows that as well Stamtord, Aug. 9.—(AP)—Near 1 when the NRA became effective, v opinion by Chltf Justice Maltbie as I do. ly 1,(XX) pereone have been given About 700 hfms, orost ol them ’ said the immediate cause of the “In my talks to milLons of people employment here during the last merchants, have elgred be agree-) NEWSPAPER CODE IN STAMFORD CASE accident was the skidding of Sachs' NOTED COMEDIAN rve always spoken ot him as af ment. Few o) the large industriee DROWNING ON MONDAY car. R held the Jury was not fectionately. It’s ..wful to have a few weeks, it was estimated today. have done ao, though they have wrong in holding the defending neg friendship smash.” Five hundred of theee have been been putUng some Jt the regula ANDOVER LAKE’S FIRST ligent or the trial court wrong in .**Lost His Head” re-employed in auch industriee aa tions into practice causing the In refusing to set aside the verdict Yale and Towne, Stamford Rolling crease in employment. But his tone was not always kind Mills and the Nonna Hoffman E A ors from All Over Nation Finds No Error in Refusal o In (jhase National Bank et al, ex Broadway Colmnnist Brings ly. “Listen,” he said, “right after'* ecutors of the estate of Philip Bearings Corporation. Others have Rural free delivery of maO in the that affair Jolson was quoted as been re-employed in retail stores. Agree on Roles to Aid in Kenneth MUler, Sr., of West Assessors to Exempt Jew Schleusaner vs. Matilda H. Schleus- $500,000 Action Against sajrlng: I lost my head. 1 didn’t United States dates from 1897. Hartford, Victim— Grangrers aner et als, a suit to determine con know what I was **oing. I’m going on Picnic Aid in Search. struction of a will, khe court gave to demand to see Winchell’s scenario Recovery. ish Institution. advice as requested by Judge EUls. Al Jolson. and it I find its all a mistake, I’U One question was as to the meaning apologize." The first fatal accident to happen of “net estate.” Chief Justice “Well, did he ever ask to see that Hartford. Conn., Aug. 9.—(AP)— Maltbie said this was to be deter Washington, Aug. 9.—(AP)—The at Andover lake occurred Monday mined by the executors subject to New York, Aug. 9.—(AP)— The script? No. He beat it out of Hol American Newspaper Publishers afternoon or evening when Ken The Supreme Court of Err<»s today advice of the probate court. Other pass Al Jolson, mad*, at Walter lywood and came back to New York z ^ m a g i n e and there I was holding the bag. — Association today propo&ed to the neth Miller, 3r., 63. ot West H art in an opinlcm'finding no error In the questions wero 8dso answered. Winchell two weeks ago in Holly refusal of the assessors and board Philip Schleusaner died at Stam “Mr. Jolson accused me ot sland recovery administration a code for ford, who has been staying with bis wood has been, passed right back to ering Mrs. Jolson and jumped gal newspaper operations providing of relief of the town of Stamford to ford in 1929 and his estate was ap him in the form of a $500,000 suit son, Kenneth, Jr., and son-in-law praised at $1,666,501. In his will lantly to his wife’s defense—with shortening of hours, minimum and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. .Jaze, exempt certain property from taxa for damages. out knowing what it was all about. wages higher than pro'^ded in the was drowned. He wai. found near there was a provision for payment, Winchell, Broadway gossip col tion again upheld the statutes if the net estate equaled or exceed “I could not prove to nlm that A• T a b V l e T o p blanket agreement, maintenance of the dam in about 18 feet of water. umnist, said today the singing there is nothing in that picture ftTiating contracts and the reserva which specifically state that prop ed $1,000,000, of one per cent each comedian was served with a formal Holden and Carol Wright who erty which may be exempt from to two brothers and a sister. The about him or bis wife. He wouldn’t tion of the constitutional right of a were diving found the b ^ y . Wal notice of the suit last Thursday give me a chance. So now Pm going taxatlcm must be exclusively used value of the estate last November night. When or where the suit will free press. lace Hilliard had his boats with for charitable, educational or re 1 was $829433. The chief ques to prove it in court” In the document, for which ap flashlights and several others turn ligious purposes. be beard. Winchell does' not know. right on your tion was as to the “net estate” up proval was requested, the publish ed their lights on the water. Hol The action was that of the “That’s all up to my attorneys,” he on which depended the right of the said. ers agreed; den Wright orought the body to the Stamford Jewish O nter, Inc., which three persons named to receive After August 31, or before then surface and it vas put in one of the had two appeals from the action of their legacies. Thousands of ey'ss turned from upon approval by the President, not boats and tied to the dam. Dr. Wil the board of relief in affirming the No error was found in the case of the paid pugilists at an outdoor to employ any person under 16 liam Higgins was called and he decision of the assessors in refusing fight in Hollywood on the night of TALCOTTVniE Range Emma L’Heureaux vs. James H. years of age, except for the de gave permission for its removal to to exempt its property from taxa- Hurley et al (Willimantic}, an ac July 21, when the actor and the livery or sale of newspapers where the cottage where Taylor and Mo- ticn. Advice in the case was asked tion for damages for personal injur columnist mixed at the ringside. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith such work does not interfere with dean, imdertakers of Hartford, of the court by Judge Ells. ies received by the plaintiff in a fall What most everyone saw was a son. Burton, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray hours of day school and except per took charge The plaintiff had claimed an Its downstairs in a building owned by group of police, u.* x*' V. : ■-rvi*' f'>‘T- •■’ ■ .V "'V 'I BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9,1989. v A G B 'm a t t I AOVEBT1SBMBNT-. team s from .the Bast and W est “our committee Is simply marking GIRLS’ FRIENDLY CAMP Slda playgrounds will compete. The time at the present.” NOTTOAPPOIIITNEW 1 TRADE SCHOOL HERE 8 a. PRICE ON PINT West Sldfi took the first victory. Twenty more names wars added overnight to the local list at sign CONFERENCE aOSES ers of the blanket code, brlhging VICLPROICIPALTEr OF MILK AUOW ED the total up to 117. The latest THE TO CLOSE FRIDAY ‘1HARK1NG TME^ are Gustave Schreiber ft Sons, Pop Success Has Been Largely Due ular Market, Morris ft Oo., Dewey- High School Hoad ReceatlT to Work of Miss Hanna K. Rlchmaa Oompany, Oorrentl’s Mar Named Preparing for OpeiK BARGAINHOUND ONNRAAaHERE ket, Luigi Pols, POla Oosl Company, ing of School Tear Soon. Aomial Vacaikm Period to Jensen of lid s Town. Manchester Dealers Win Pine Street Soda Shop, Brazmeris liarket, Leo Brasauskus’ store. A most successful two weeks’ Tpe ^pointznent of a vlea-pila* Don’t have that third finger ink- Brown’s garage, William H. Weir, Angora suits and two piece dress Contimie Untfl Wedoes- conference in Canaan for the Concession from Board dpal for Manchester High school, stained when you can get Vanco, a es are to be seen isverywhere this John L. Jeimey, insiurance agency, younger members of the Girls’ made necessary through ths pro- paste soap tiiat’s exceilent. fall and will' be the leading candi Only 17 Towns and Cities in Arthur E. Gibson, Pottmton ft Krah. Friendly Society of the Elpiscopal Center Lunch, John Gulnipero, tav znotion of Arthur m ifig to ths dates for the indispensable class day,SopL6J church ended last Saturday. The After Hearing Yesterday. room dress. Colors to catch the State Organized So Far ern; Community Press, Robert M. sitlon of principal, wUl bo dsforrsd success of this cbnference was Reid and Austin Cigar tectory. Hers are some rather interesting eye of any girl are to be found— chiefly due to the efforts of Miss until the return of Superintendent flashes from a recent Paris fashion wine reds, purple, green with a The local State Trade school will Hannah K . Jensen, 465 M iddle A protest against the advanced of Schools F. A. Verplanck from a show: vehret evening gowns were grayish cast and even a golden rod Says C. of C. Head. close Friday after the regular ses Turnpike, this town, who Is dio prices of milk was lodged by a RUNAWAY TRAIN trip to tbe south. Mr. Verplanck, designed with a Queen ESizabeth shade are offered together with sions for the annual vacation period cesan 'halrman of the G. F. S., group of local dealer;- at a hearing ruche around the shoulders, some many blues and blacks. accompaziied by bis son Philip, loft nnd classes will resume a g ^ on and had full charge. Miss Jensen before the state milk mntrol board New Britain, Aug. 9-— (A P) — A had bare backs and still others had today on a week’s vacation, makp Wednesday, September 6. The, has been at the Girls Friendly at Hartford yesterday, and as a re After receipt of the request for runaway freight train consisting of simple decollettes and trailing 7ou win be {leased with the re school office will open the day be Holiday House all summri. There sult the board has ^ven Manches cooperation i^th the National Re 47 cars, crashed into a locomotive ing the trip by automobilw. . skirts heavily ruffled at the hem, sults if you take lyour films to the fore to receive applications for en were'about 50 young people be- ter dealers the privilege of selling covery Act program, the local on a siding near Ciutis street, about At present Mr. Illing is at the recalling the 1890’s. There were EHite Studio where the developing rollm ent. tweei the ages of 14 and 18 years milk at eight centa a pint, instead Chamber of Commerce swiftly or n^pnlgbt last night, and caused High school office daily, working several fashioned in the trailing, charge is free emd any size print Instmctors’ Vacations who attended during the two weeks of nine cents a pint, and also has ganized a committee of prominent damage to the enj^e estisoated by on plans for the fall term, whicli form fitting ^Ihouette, and strictly only 5 cents. Director J. G. Elchmalian plans an this year while last year there allowed a discount of one cent on Manchester dtizena to handle the railroad men a t $4,000. The en opens Wednesday, September 6. It of the 1934 q[>irit. Dinner gowns automobile trip to the World’s Fair w ere only Vi in attendance. every three quarts sold to a con matter, but the necessity for imme gineer had left the train on tbe wisin was sdld today that the fall enroll had long sleeves, ankle length skirts diate actions seeins to have been at Chicago and will also visit Cana During the morning there were sumer. track while tbe crejv entered the ment w ill be about 1,376 students, and modified biutle backs, recalling over-emphasized as the local com The new fail snoes reveal a re da and Lowell, Mass. His secretary, study courses. Nature study was in The board, however, refused to siding to get another car. The to which number m ore than 100 the Ekiwardian epoch. The evening mittee has now been wadting for newed vogue for oxfords vidth a high Miss Doris V. McCollum, expects to charge of Miss Sarah McAlpin of sanction a reduction in the price of train rolled down an incline and will be added after the mid-year clothes were trimmed with feathers, more than a week for instructions straight heel and noany perfora spend her vacation at home, with Hartford. The girls studied plants milk, per quart and dealers will sheared the mechsmlsm off the left graduatiozis in ^frammar school. An buttons, and metal cloth. The on its activitiea and duties. tions. Buckles are seen less often, and roabs and some very interest have to Increase theii prices to 14 side of the engine. Number 4 fire estimated increase ol approximate colors included violet, Persian red, trips to the shore. E. J. Murphy, president of the but bows at the side add an attrac The twelve instructors at the ing “dish gardens” were made by cents per quart tomorrow, in ac company was called to extlziguisb ly 150 students is expected over the black and beige. The leading fab (Chamber and a vice chairman of tive line to the profile of the pumps. them, a number being awarded cordance with the recent ruling of the fire in the boiler aa it w u feared peak enrollment figures of last rics were wools, satins and velvets. school will spend their vacations as the committee, said today that Man Elvenlng wmduiw are more elaborate prizes before the conference olosou the board. Under this ruling, a the eziglne would blow up. year. follows: William M Roscoe of the chester is one of only 17 towns and thftti usual, many of them are m Miss Margaret Stratton of Gar minimum price of cents a quart carpentry department, at Point cities in the state that have com? black satin edged with white, red den street, this town, had char,'e will be paid to farmers for their Judith and Block Island; William J. pleted the set-up ut an organization piped with silver, and green with a of the preparation for membership milk. The retail price of plnta will, Hanna of the mad-ine‘department and it is expected Uiat another week Have you seen the EUectrolux gas gold edge. Eh^ery strap or cutout and worship clstsses. ’^ s group of course, be increased to eight at home with trips to Connecticut will be necessary before the remain refrigerator that the Manchester pattenr-ls outlined in a different prepared notebooks in connection cents. shores; Harry S. Hitching of the der will be reeuiy to start activities. Gas Company is featuring ? It color, suggesting many interesting with their wori , two of which were It is understood that Manchester textile department, one week at It is thought that instructions from comes in six sizes, never varies in combinatiens for an evening en- sent to the National office in New is tbe only town so far that has Middlobiuy, V t, and two weeks at Y ork a t y . been able to obtain spedai privi headquarters in Washington will temperature, does not affect your semble. Wells Beach, Me.; Elmest PancierEi, radio, has split shelves for extra On A^ednesday of the first week leges from the board. Although not be forthcoming until sneb time related works department, Ocean as all towns and cities In the state bottles,-and is absolutely silent at Wise women are taking advan of the conference the Nationsd. G. tbey were unable to obtain a gen View Heights at Mystic, Conn.: Paul are ready to proceed. tage of the excelleilt money saving F. S. movie which has just been eral reduction that would include a ll tim es. J. Volquardsen of the machine de “As a result,” Mr. Murphy said. NOTICE values in winter coats at Rubinow’” completed was .'ihown for the fir: t quarts, local dealers today express partment, and Mrs. Alice V. Vol time. Miss Celia Nelsco of Hart ed themselves as well satisfied August coat sale. quardsen of the textile uepartment, Plucking the eyebrow requires ford, a missionary in Vi ginla, was over tbe partial success of their Effective at once, our office will be open" for business ■iriu If the beauty-seeker is not at home with trips t6 kx^ shores the speaker on that evening and protest. sure she has an artistic touch, she and Newport R. L; Alex T. Mc thanked the Girls FYlendly Society on the following schedule: would do well to seek an expert. In If you make hot starch with soapy Bride, of the carpentry department, for co-operation they have given triguing eyebrows are essential to a water you will find that it gives a Groton Long Point, Conn.; William her in her missionary work. REC NOTES Higgins of the textile department, NOTICE well groomed appearance. gloss to linen and prevents the iron The conference was brought to a Change of Telephone. from sticking to the surface of the Hampton Beach, N. H.; Howard N. close last Friday night with a ban article. Fisher of the electrical department, quet and Miss Jeannette Booth of Playgronad News FOR SERVICE CALL 8.30 A.M. to 5 P .M . Daily at summer home on Lake Hasrward. Bridgeport, National Chairman of Because of tbe inclement weath You’ll find an excellent selection Conn.; Herbert B. Pingree of the Worship; was the speaker . She told er Tuesday alght, the Dolls Parade MANCHESTER Mrs. Seastrand of the Beauty of new fall dresses indudlng the electrical department, £ierlin,'N. H,; the girls something about the Na that was to be staged at tbe Blast Nook baa installed a new electric smart black and whites, travel Frank J. Crowley, of the drafting tional officers, Miss Helen Brent, Side . playground was postponed TAXI eyebrow tweezer which makes the tweeds, browns and eel grays at the deputment. Old Orchard, Me.; and sister oft Bishop Brent telQg tte until Thursday night, at 6:15 process of plucking the eyebrow \8.30A.M. to 1 2 Noon Saturdays. Walter B. Schober of the drafting o’clock. This wUl include a parade painless, and the prices on this work Wilrose Shop. president. She also ^.warded the department, visit to New York City prizes for the best '‘disk gardens” of decorated doll carriages as well 65S8 remain umdiange^ Don’t throw away irour dry cake anl 'niur of Maine. and notebooks. The closii^ exer as the dolls which have been dress 24-Hour Service. It can be sliced in very thing pieces Diaing the vncation period, the cise was held in the small chapel ed by girls on the playground this J. L. Neron, Prop. and utilized as a lining for jelly school will be in charge of William connected with the Holiday House summer. The public Ipvited to Light but satisfying food is the mold for a dessert variety. Kean. and was named by the girls "Our view this event. nAianchester G as Ca secret of successfui summer cook Tonight at the West Side play Friendship CeremonlaL” •avMAiM sraerr I 0 7 S ing, but it must aiso be food flavor Bridge players will be interested Seven girls from this town at ground, the senior girts volley baU ed with a touch of imagination to in the series of duplic^e contract tended the conference the first tempt languid summer appetites. tournaments Mrs. David Hamilton week. The touch of cool, piquant pepper PENNSY STRIKE of Tanner street is having. Dial mint flavor in this tapioca cream is 4313. For Expert no less than a culinary inspiration. UGHTNINGBOLT Select one third cup of quick-cook Iced tea is always a popular IN COAL MINES Before Prices Go Up Electric ing tapioca ,1-4 teaspoon of salt, 4 drink during the hot weather. Per Refrigerator cups of milk, two thirds cup of pep haps you would like to vary it now ' SETS HOUSE AFIRE Special Sale For permint candy crushed, 1 egg yolk, and then by adding ginger ale and a FINALLY ENDED Thursday, Friday and Service slightly beaten, and 1 egg white dash of mint. stiffly beaten. Add the quick (Oonttnoed From Page One) (Oontlniied From Page One) Saturday CaU 5680 cooking tapioca and the salt to the vania, heart of the country’s soft Ttiuif, and cook in a double b oiler fo r thrown into confusion at 12:45 a. Authorized Frigidaire Seev* coal industry. MAGNELL DRUG 15 minutes or until the tapioca is The Lily Beauty Parlor gives m., today when lightning struck the loe-uuui, with 10 years’ Operators object to recognizing clear, stirring frequently. Add the splendid permanents at prices rang T h ree-story fram e d w ellin g a t 144- practical experience. nationally organized unions, which CO. peppermint candy and poin a small in g from 33.00 to $5.00. 6-8 Parrott ' avenue, near Charles they claim are taking millions of street. amount of tapioca mixture over the 25c Packer’s Tar Soap ...... 17c egg yolk, stirring vigorously. Re do^ars annually out of the coal in Samuel Pickman, wife and four AT Satin will be more popular than dustry without capital investment, 25c Lysol ...... 17c NEMP'S,Inc. turn this to the double boiler and ever for fall wear, gracing informal, children, were asleep on the first and favor company-orgranized 75c Mead’s Dextro Maltose, cook untilsthickened. Remove the semi-formal and formal occasions fioor, and Herman Hillman, owner, mixture from the fire, fold a small unions,'a recent innovation. with his wife and two children, N o. 1, 2 or 8 ...... 52c with equal smartness. And the T- Under terms of the truce reached amount into the egg whites and add silhouette with the broad shoulders were asleep on the second floor, 60c California Syrup Figs .. .S6c POPULAR to the remaining tapioca mixture in Washington last week the min when the house was struck. and slender lines shows the ever ers are to lay their problems before S5c Peterson’s Ointm ent...... 2Sc awri blend. P u t this to chill and Lightning entered the cellar, rip changing trend of fashion a board appointed by the President SOc Columbia Healing Pow serve in sherbet glasses with choco ped out electrical appliances, ran pending acceptance of the coal code. der ...... 18c late sauce. This is sufficient for up through a wall to the unoc Tkursday*s I suggest you stop at Silbros and Miners are to employ their own MARKET 25c Elx-Lax ...... 16c eigh t. see their new line of good looking cupied third floor and set it afire. checkweighmen to calculate tite 23c J o c o r...... 16o 855 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BU^J>ING fall satins and coats at reasonable amount of coal produced, upon Stunned by the bolt, members ff prices. which their pay depends. the two families were finally arous 60c Reslnol Ointm ent...... S7c Specials Coal code-builders gather in ed to tbeit danger when neighbors S5c Sqnibb’s Tooth Paste .... 19c C E N T E R CU T The Weldon Beauty Salon. Hotel AT Washington today, watched with vi rushed into the street, shouting that 60c Pertussin ...... S7c Sheridan, gives shampoos for 50 the Hillman house was afire. tal interest by men in the coal 50c Agnes Sorrel Wave Set .. 19c cents and fing^er w aves fo r 50 fields who are preparing for gen (WUL(v 4 . ' > ■'N- ■: 'n*, Z f -.■■f" . ■ • • . V ■ ■ • ■ ' ' • ■ PAGETE9 MANCHESTER ElVENTNG HERALD, MANCHESTER. . WEPNESPAY, AUGUST 9, XMS. DRESSING UP YOUR KITCHEN----- HERE’S HOW A POCKET IK YOUR HAT ’ r. S&-*LOV€ Smart White Beach Model Has Compartments lOF €V€ A' '■Jc-' For C!igrarete and Matches '^ 1 ' N?’' -X- A f i d a M ^ r t ‘^."TT'**, — : MX ------'''SS BEGON HEBE TODAY ilii By SISYEB MAR>< EVE BAXIESS, SMlsteiit You can help to keep your face NEA Servtoe Writer to BAENESt advertlaiiic unlined. by lining up a few reliable e manager of Bbd>y’» department •JsX co-'metlc preparations and using “Vegetable nates’* and “vefOte- atore, eecretty marries DICE them in conjunction with some con ble dinners" offer one of the KADEBi a conatmction soperia- eatisfactory means of addiiif. va tendeati Dick exposes her con- scientious home treatments. ttoned enqdoyment and pleads The little fine lines around your riety to hot weather oianua. b«rv6d for a home but Eve is determined eyes are the ones that show op once or twice e week they ImalM on to go on wwtdiig. first on your face. They may be K agreeable and eccnomlcal ohonge MARTA VLAD, fashion artist, laugh lines or "squint” lines or P P is from the isdai meat and potato ahd ARLENE SMEIH, stenog come with maturity. Whatever their meal. rapher in tile advertising 691^ cause, you should take steps cd ''V'' 5CS3K S s'Csv X Although vegetables are e.v^- notice Eve’s excitement bat do eradicate them. If you are careful able in great abundance at this not sospeet her secret. Two hoars .S-V while you’re still young, ’t may be season, ingenuity anc imagiaatieo/ after her marriage Eve learns that you’ll never have any at all. are ne^ed to make a vegetable that she mast make a trip to New •.'‘Sy * If they come from laughing and dinner really interesting. Pry u< in York for the store and that she V V smiling, rest assured thaL they are clude at least hree, or better foar, must leave that night. not unpleasant to behold. And, if vegetables in the cembinattoa. She waits ontil she and Dick you can’t seem to get rid of them, sip IPs-is,s;fX- The wider the variety, the easier ’ are at dinnw before telling him don’t worry about it. Remember ' s the plate is to preps re. this news. Dick takes her to the that a pleasant smile put them s Given this variety of vegetables, station and sees |ier aboard her there. the selection becomes an impertant train. From tee train window she * 'X S s' P s \' If they come from “squinting," , •> ss ' factor. Keep in mind the desirer sees him join a gay party of Mlity of contrast. Contrast m col yoong people. it may be that you need glasses. iNs^SS' Don’t neglect your eyes. You may or as well as fiavor and texture NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY not like wearing glasses but it’s 'sP> determ ine the choicr of esge- ■ ~ » / better, in the long run. than hav tables. Careful planning in this re CHAPTER m ing lines In your face, caused by spect makeX' for most attractive Eve awoke with the dawn and and appetising meals. poor eyesight "Vs s' s lay for a long while watching There are various creams, lotions Sandwiches Fo. Balance the wintry Hudson river as the Don’t treat your kitchen like an “outsider!" It’s the spot where the average housewife spends most and oils which help to keep lines Contrast alvc enters into the train sped by. She wondered of her time, so why not have it as attractive as possible? You can carry out an entire summer color method of cooking and serving scheme in your kitchen, the same as you do in the other rooms in the house. When you’re buying new away and tend to discourage the about Dick — what he was doing growth of those already there. vegetables. If one vegetable Is serv at this hour, whether he was summer draperies and-slip covers for the living room and bedrooms, it’s an excellent idea to buy new '4,Sss' S.s'' Vs-$' ed plain with butter, let another asleep and dreaming of her or on materials with which to dress up the kitchen. Gay, yellow-and-whlte fabrikoid (you can get it by the Muscle .il»—you can buy them ' s ^'s anywhere—are easy to use and very 'W be creamed, s third grilled or broil his way to work. She reached yard) makes handsome, cheerful curtains, table covers and shelf coverings. Don’t overlook the kitchen ed, and a fourth served in a cro< under her i^Uow for the chamois chairs. They’ll be twice as comfortable and will stay clean longer if you make dainty little cushions for helped they are too. Pat a little muscle oil around quette, timbale sr fritter. bag. It was there and the little the seats and backs of them. While all veg^tobles- contain at gold wedding ring was safe. She the outer comers oi your eyes be fore you fco to bed. Be careful not least a trace r protein, it is not tried the ring on and decided to enough to xeep up the balance wear it until she arrived at the in New York, as sue had a sister throng waiting for cabs outside he llberately took her hand. He held to get any of it in your eyes. V between the giving out and the hotel. living in Brooklyn. suggested a night club. it tightly and Eve did not try to You can use some around the intake of energy, and is of poorer Over her black’ psjamas she With Freda who was Just back withdraw It After aU, It was bht comers of your mouth aud across Sp quality and less value than that slipped a black silk rob^e with a from Paris, her head full of fash Reece was ' disappointed when a few blocks to the hotel. your forehead too. found in other sources. For this great, golden dragon heavily em ion news and her trunks packed the head wedter waa unable to Suddenly the man took her in reason it Is well to include a pro broidered on the back. A piidr of with French gowns. Eve made the his arms and, before she could free You can go away for a vacation it’s simply amazing how many things combine usefulness with beauty. seat them at a table in the inner Dorothy Tree wears p white pique beach hat which does Just that. There tein food known to be of high golden mules completeo her Pull rounds of New York’s smartest circle. A smart chorus of young herself, pressed bis lips to hers. and forget about your daily cares quality. Nuts, oggs, cheese and man ensemble and she picked up shops. They spent a leisurely They arrived at the hotel and and worries, bul you shouldn't for IS a tiny -pocket in the crown for matches and two strips of material girls waa dancing vivaciously, beau on the brim are designed to hold cigarettes. The pocket and the strips :^lk can be d d ^ to vegetable her dressing case and made for noon period with some advertis tifully. The applause was hearty Eve, without so much as a good get about your complexion. plates in such a way that the the dressing room. ing woman over a meal served and long. Then the dancing space night, hurried to the elevator. If you’re going to vacation on look like novelty trimming when Dorothy isn’t carrying matches and a farm or at a camp'back in the cigarettes in them. proper balance is maintained. “Good morning," an uncertain peasant style in a quaint French waa cleared for patrons. Franks (To Be Contemed) Toasted cheese sandwiches are voice greeted Eve as she entered. restaurant did not dance but Reece apparently woods, you can easily give your face a rest from cosmetics. Your an example of an eas;’ way to “Good morning," Ehre answered That evening Eve dressed for wanted to be on the fioor all the add protein. The crispness of the with a swift appraisal of the time. A g ^ and agfsdn he managed skin will benefit greatly by a rest then you branch off. You have dinner in a new gown of pale gold from rouge, powder and the like. io get your a'eneral education toast provides a plearing contrast young creature b^ore her. An lace. It represented the meas so that he and Eve were on the Daily Health of texture with the softness of extremely plain face but one fioor and the center of attention But there are some things which first” which wraa rapidly being trans ure of her yielding to the tempta your skin can’t do without. vegetables. tion to purchase every lovely before the other dancers left their "But, my' dear, you have that. Eggs can be hard cooked and ‘ Little beauty bmces — sometimes YOUR formed by the expert use of cos tables. Eve was not quite sure she Service You’ve gone through grade ichcol metics. The other girl drew a thing she beheld. » cslled week-end kits — are Just used as a gtmnish, or they cui be She found herself warming to liked this. The lights turned to a Hints on How to Keep Well by and high school and ycu’ve had a poached and served with a cream blue wool frock over her head in rosy glow and the orchestra played what you need for week-ends out year of prep. Now you’re * ine- one quick motion. Then she stood EYeda Carter. With her Elve felt World Famed Authority of "town and for your longer, vaca ed vegetable on toast. Desserts none of the barrier of formality a waltz that made Eve think of CHILDREN teen and you say you have, t get made with milk and eggs also before the long mirror and pulled Dick. Reece held her closely but tion. more general education before you the d r ^ tightly over her hips, that often exists between women They contain Just the right By Oliva Robertt Barton take care ot the protein calories. who are brought together by pro Eve drew away. FAMILY DOCTOR CAN creams and lotions and other cos learn something by which you can Food Valae In Oantls,.uigs turning right and left. TAKE CARE OF 85 live. Boys usc-I to marry at 20. “There! All ready for the big fessional interests. They dined When they returned to their table metics p^ut up in smaller bottles and sr !KA sesvfcc. "k Very often the gamishings add pleasantly at Eve’s hotel. Freda was displaying a new cig PCI. OF HUMAN ILLS Jars, 'rbe kit saves packing all It seems silly to me not even to food value as well as beauty to adventure," she announced inquir begin to think of a Fving until ingly. The girl lit a cigaret and “About tonight," Freda said aret case she had purchased In your regular containers separately, Mrs. Henry sat in the midst or the plate. Sliced eggs grated Paris. She passed it around. Eve Employment of Specialists Is Nec thereby taking up much less room open catalogues, a look ^of bewil you are past your early manhvX>d.” cheese, toast points and croutons confided, “I'm nervous as a cat. over the coffee cups, “I thought essary in Comparatively Few Art came in. “I didn’t get that This is my first trip to New York. you’d like to see a musical com-' glanced at the other tables, then in a suitcase. pSirthermore, once derment on her face. furnish calories. Parsley, water hesitatingly took a cigaret. Franks Cases; Latter Now Found In you pack the little box, you’ll be Job. They gave it to John. He cress, radishes and celery add min Ma^ed girl friend lives right edy so I arranged it. 1 met an Many Fields. “Luke,” she said, “it’s Just the across the river in New Jersey interesting man on the ship. closed his hands over it. sure you have all the things which same old thing. When Art went knew all about generators. I only erals, and in the case of radishes you vrill need. know what I’ve picked uj.." and celery contribute a raw crisp but she doesn’t expect me. . You Ernest Franks is his name. He’s “Don’t,” he saio. “It spoils the BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN to college I got these same cata see I’ve taken my life in my own going to call for us at eight illusion." Then he added, “With An ideal beauty kit should con logues. And it was like me' 'ng “I knjw you wouldn’t ” sighed vegetable. hands. I want to find a husband o’clock.” apologies to Miss Carter!” Freda Editor, Journal of the American tain cleansing cream, skin tonic, out a Chinese puzzle. I don’t his mo.iier. “I wanted you to go Too often this quality of crisp Medical Aseociatlon, and of tissue cream, foundation lotion or before the bells ring 30. There’s Eve said she would enjoy goipg smiled. She did not mind. know what all these courses aan. in for one special kind of training, ness is lacking in vegetable plates. a new crop of girls springing up Hygeia, the Health Magazine cream, cleansing tissues, absorb but once you got off io college, you Clhinese fried noodles, Saratoga ..r to the theater. She was surprised “And don’t drink either,” Reece ent cotton, sunburn oil, hand lo Ano these rows of required units every year and there certainly when two men instead of one iaet added as he poured the contents-of and credits and what-nots may os knew It all. You went in for some lattice potatoes, shoe-string . >ta- The employment of the speciaJ tion and miniature boxes of your kind of economics and political toes and crisp bread-riuffs can be aren’t enough eligibles ■ to go them as she and FYeda left the a silver fiask into three glasses of oym powder, rouge and lipstick. well be stock exchange ngures. I around at our four comers. My rievator. ginger ale. “We want you to keep devices used in medical practice don’t know what they’re all law and nothing your father or I used when crisp raw* vegetablee requires hours of study and re You n e ^ some sunburn oil to could say would change your mind sister discovered it too late, so “I brought this lone wolf along,’’ that ‘little girl’ look. ^ It’s a rare keep from getting a bum instead about.” arc not Included. I’m hitting for new pastures be Franks explained after introducing thing in a place like this.” peated use for the development of “You don’t need to,” said Luke. after your first year there. You These combinations undoubted proper technic. of a nice, even tan. Nourishing got over-enthusiastic about it. I fore I’m past the age." Theron Reece, “because he needed As they left the night club Ernest cream (it’s about the same thing as “Professor Hall knows. He says ly will suggest others to 3rou: Elve fiuffed her hair with a lit company. I hope you’ll like him.” Franks suggested wriking a tew As a result of the tremendous 1 can get into—” Luke named over wish you’d gotten as enthusiastic Stuffed baked tomatoes. c;-am- expansion of medical knowledge, tissue cream) is very necessary on about raising sheep, or book-keep tle Jade and gold comb. The girl “He looks likable,” Freda said blocks before he escorted Fteda to a vacation. Use it at night to put three or four colleges. • eo green peas, buttered cauliflow watched her. as she and her escort led. the way her sister’s home in Brooklyn. specialization entered the field, so “But that doesn’t help me. I ing, or brirk-making, or anything er with grated cheese, lattice po- that today medicine is practiced oil back into your skin. Winds and 'That’s a pretty wedding ring," to a taxicab. Eve followed with “Fifth Avenue is right around the sun tend to dry out your com don’t even know what to ma.'{.e out that would get you a Job.” she said. “Well, you’re one of Reece whose charms easily over comer,” he said., “It’s a glorious not only by general practitioners, plexion. of you. What do you want cc be? "But mother, I’ve got a grand Spinach timbales with mush the lucky ones— to have a hus shadowed those of Franks. night and the windows after mid who it has been determined, can A doctor, or an engir^eer, or a busi education. I ctm talk to anyone." room sauce, carrot marbles glace, F\ band in these days of competi- Judging from the applause the night are always worth- looking at.” easily take care ot 85 per cent ot ness man? Maybe you would like Simplifying College Problems Fbrencb fried onions, toast points, Uon!” musical show was a great success. Freda agreed to walk with nim. the conditions for which patients Announcement of Senator Huey to study agriculture or forrestry. “Yes, Art, but the trouble .vith radishes and celery. The girl’s hand was on the door Eve followed its theme only va The sidewalks were dry and her consult physicians, but also medi Long’s daughter that she wears What do you think? We have to talk is that it goes out of your Com on the cob, Hma beans in knob when she turned back, “My guely. She permitted herself to long fur coat protected her against cine is practiced in some 18 to 2U cotton lingerie to aid south’s cot decide soon.” mouth, not in. We all need oread cream, broccoli with lemon but name’s Corinne Devore,” she said, lapse into lethargy, rousing occa the cold. But Reece protested that specialties. ' ton farmers causes one to wonde.' Choosing a Career and to know how to get it. I want ter. broiled tomatoes, toastM and paused. “Not that we’re sionally to smile brightly at her Elve’s wrap was inadequate, so they These are of various types, if the* Senator will now change from 'T can’t tell yet. You see you Luke here not to waste time. We cheese sandwiriies. likely to meet again, of course," cois^anions. She was conscious of separated. Reece signaled a taxi such as those which concern those pink silk pajamas in which just have to go and start in like can’t afford it. I want to scart him she hurried on when Eve re plearing music and then the final cab and he and Elve drove to her themselves wholly with internal he receives visiting diplomats. the rest for a couple of years and right now on some direct pate— mained silent, debating whether curtain. hotel. medicine and diagnosis; surgery, to give him a real purpose before or not to return the confidence by Theron Reece hummed one of the “Are you so absurdly young as which is divided into orthogedic he starts to college. 'These cata telling her own name. “1 know song hits as he guided her through you look?” he asked. Then, with surgery, genito-urlnary surgery, logues are all Ircek to me. I wish what you’re thinking," she went the lobby. As they Joined the out waiting for an answer, he de- 'brain surgery, abdoiplnal surgery they would talk .Jain English and on defiantly. “That it sounds and simUar branches. tell us parents what’s w'.at. We made up. Well, it is! My real There are also specialists in Evening Herald Pattern can’t go motoring to all these name is Cora Dilly. I’ve , always diseases of the skin, in diseases schools to find out. It eost j money hated it and I didn’t see any rea of women, in diseases of children, <•' and we are poor. I think too 8Y BRUCS CATTON son'for dragrging it along to New in obstetrics, in •nervous and A SLENDERIZINO MODEL— many people make mistakes with .York." Across the Years mental diseases, in diseases ot the EASILY FASHIONED their children because they lon’t PHIL STRONG A O i^ stomach and in other lines. That Favoars Cotton. Voile Print know ,what it's all about. And TELLS OF HIS IOWA With that Corinne Devore was By HELEN WELSHIMER — So Inexpensive children themselves don’t know, gone, leaving Eve with the guilty There is not as yet any legal either—.not in time, anyway. Pro “Stranger’s Return" Is Aneteer feeling that she had been a trifie ACROSS the yem ray eye* raet ycun today. method for determining who By HELEN WILLIAMS Very Entertaining Book ^ Our (cpatate pethwayi btoufht u* (k c to (ace. fessor Hall is so buried in his snobbish. shall be considered competent to Illustrated Dressmaking Lesson academic viewpoint he can’t see “She may not be so lovely, but 1 had bdiew throo^ many dtudog sprtnp practice a specialty in medicine Fumished with Eve^ Pattern. By BRUCE CATTON If we (hoold meet no imagery would trace It is especially designed to con my side of it. 'Tulture is all rig’-t, she’s wise,” Elve said to her own A pattern of old days for you to aee. and who shall not. It therefore but It isn’t everything. Sometimes “Stranger’s Return” finds Phil refiection in the^-nirror. “She’ll 1 waa ao aure that eettaty had gone becomes possible for any physi ceal those few excess pounds for I wish there weren’t anything but Strong writing once more of Iowa make people notice her. She’ll Aa e a ^ aa country anowflakca m dt. cian who wishes to do so to set matrons and others of heavier fig trade schools — or professional farm life; and it is delightful to probably get her man, too, and At quietly at i f m tlip down A c dawn. himself up as a specialist in any ure. ones. 1 wish the catalogues wf e have him doing this, if for no other when she does she’ll know enough medi(^ field. The dress will captivate you with reason than the confusion which its flattering icarf neckline that plainer and simpler. I think we to hang on to him. Oh, how I THOUGHT of little Aingt the while we talked. The rewards ot specialization need a new deal on this college covers the snooty eartem review could I leave Dick as 1 did!” ^ A biM ride that wetook one rainy n i ^ are usually beyond those of g ^ - diminishes bodice breadth and its Path bendtea In a Ulaohordeicd ^ring. graceful length-giving paneled skirt problem. ers when they find someone actually • However, Elve was preasantly eral practice in the form of ahox - How many, f us agree Aitb extolling Iowa as a pleasant place excited as the train drew into Old bookt we laad, pine woodt, ^ candlelight. er hours of work, more time for with slimming hip seaming. Grand Central station. A redcap Do Aoac who dicuaed togeAer alwaya raact research, higher pay for work ac And you’ll find it so comfortably her? I know I do. We waste year to live. took her bags and led the way to At Gfoaaioadt ar they travd to Ae Mtd sma.t for town or for resor*^ wear. before the real preparation because The central character in this * b tbcia no A a it wfacic two brief patha may go complished and, no doubt, much we have to grope our way There book la Grandpa Storr, an old but a taxi. She reached the hotel te A vary Utde way cahained aa onef more interest in tee work. . . And to make it! It’s as simple a fiutter of anticipation. She Various means have been de as A. B. C. should be a clearing house between extremely sprightly Ovll War vet wrote “Miss Elva Bayless" on the veloped by the medical profes- It is also lovely In black crepe college and, parent to-iron out these eran ■ who lives on his Iowa farm register and inquired if there sioD itself for limiting if possible satin with white faille crepe trim. puzzling problems. with two female dependents— a were any messages for her. She entrance of unworthy men .into Style No. 2714 is desijgned for stepdaughter and a niece by" marr held her- breath while the clerk various specialities. Some ot the sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, 44 and 46 inches riage—and a unique hired ma^ looked. Yes, there was a tele speclalistto societies will not ad bust Size 88 requires 4% yards of named Simon, who is profane ai^ gram. mit any man until he has had at 38-lnch material with % yam of 39- godlfsa but a sturdy rock to tie to Eve clutched It tightly as she least five years of experience in ineh eontrastii.g. * in Mme of trouble. followed the bell boy to the eleva a specialty aud until he has done Price of Pattern 10 Cents. Into this home comes a long- tor. She looked attractive but sufficient research and published' Make the .most of your looks! lost granddaughter, who has been was entirely obllvous to the ap enough Klentific papers to prove For vacation clothes, for the After the first year or so R wasp't going it alone In New York and who praising glances that foUowed his competence. mountains, lakes, seaside or that so hard. Most folks talk entirely is forced by economic pressure to her. Her suitcase unstmpped, tour you have often talked about, too much, anyway.—Melvin Train find a haven in the old bonlesteid. she dismissed the boy with a tip, Moreover, the medical profes see a copy of our new book of Sum of Wilmington, DeL, upon breaking The story has to do with her ad turned the key in the lock and, sion has Itself established in recent mer Fashions. 11 years of v o lim t^ silence. justment to farm lift and with the with fingers that shook, tore open years examining and certUymg Vacation clothes, and Uocka for efforts of the other two women to the thin yellow envelope. everyday wear, home wear, lingerie, boards which now undertake, after children’s designs, etc. A husband should treat his wife freeze her out so that they can She stared at the message a a young man has been at Idast five as tenderly as he would handle the herit Grandpa’s farm. The gals lay long moment It read: “Inter Send today for your copy of the years In practice, to give him both a new book, encloaing 10 cents in rarest orchid that blooms.— Judge some pretty deep plots to do thik, view Phoebe, Inc. She knows written knd a practical examination Eugene O’Dunnc. Baltimore, veter hilt Sitxibn and Grandpa ate top what Lake City is wearing before stamps or coin. Address F'uhion anA provided he is qualified, taist. Je Department « an of divorce oases. foxy for them, and in the end the we know i t —^Barle Barnes." to him a certificate of competence. granddaughter Is firmly-estaMfsbed. EBve sank weakly into a deep This movement in medicine is One needs but examine th e . rec rm not sirre ^ t this Is os ^bod cushioned chair. She was more so recent that it is not fair to Manchester Herald ords of a preridential camprii^. a a book as "State Fair." * 'Yhe' girl than hurt She waa even a little say* that men vteo do not have munldpol campaign H you like, to from New York isn’t always con- frightened. Would this thing she the certificate are not competent. Pattern Service sense how larftsly superstition, tra had done- always stand between vincing, and the neighboring form It is safe to say that if they have dition, Irrationalism, emotionalism er wite whom she foils in love to her and Dick? He couldn’t the certificate they have submit For a Herald Pattern send 16c and ca've maa reactions still endure leave his work to ebme with her m stamps or coin directly to more than a U ^e phony But the ted themselves to an examina arid control.— Dr. Frank P. Qravee, book makes deliglrtfifi reading joet on a . han^rmoon trip. Why tion and have passed it success Fashion Bureau. Manchester state commissioner of edueatlon. should he aapeet her to give up (Evening Herald. Fifth Avenue the same; and I can^t help feelhfg fully. New Toilt. i her Ug oppmrtunity to .spend a and 2Srd Street New. Yor' City that Mr. Stong is contributing soian- thfng iibportaat to our literature by honeymoon a t home? Oh, why SPECIAL SERVICE BVREAD. DIES FROM FALL Be sure to fill in number ot pat Unemployment has markedly di had this whole miserable situa- tern you derire. minished, credit is more abundant, his sympOthetle and asstful pof* tton eome about? Room 805, 461 Blshth Avc,, New Yoric City; ^ Norwich, Aug. 8—(AP)—Edward trait of Iowa form Ufa Psttom No...... busineas is more active and the peo Enclosed find ten esate lor which send me “Souvenirs,’’ f Bums, Wauregan pitcher, died this ple of the nation are looking hope Published by Hriroburi:. R^oaa A howwver, as she rode to booklet of Helon • Welshiner’s poems. morning at ^ Backus hospital Be etne to fill Ip the elM of the fully to the future.—Henry 1; Har Co., this bo(te is pribot a t g2. X ' the style advisoiT bureau of Price 15 Omte. from injuries he received in a fall at pattern. man, president of the caromber ef Phoebe, Ine., BveY trained mind N am e...... the mill of the Wauregan company. Nanae Commerce of the United States. A1 Capone’s sucoesso. eeneentrated on the busineas of Bums, who pitched for the go has bear tadleted i o f i ^ Street ...... • *-»7 Send atampe or "eein (oefin pro- tee day. Freda Carter waa to Wauregan Grays, 20 years ago, fell ferred). ' • Address Railing at law and lawnukers ^ income tax. Too bod w OMSt her there. They had made Cky ...... «tete three storiee, down an elevator, become one of our inbet popular in hov> Baflker MitoHsli’s ettomey fo. tee ^nMintment in a hurried shaft, at the mill, while making his M oe of t)ook 10 cents. Slzs door and outdoor sports. President odviss him teat it ivasift Agatelt Mmhfine convereatien. Freda rounds as a sight watchman. He tee low. leldmn stoppped at a hotel when (In seadlsf for booklet, plense meacien nnino of* tele newipeper was 06 years old. Price of bottem io (esUs. Boxboor of Brown ic ' ' V<- ‘ ■ ' r- '= "'-r/t‘r ^ N O H E S I^ EVBNINQ dSlULD. IfANCHBSTVft, 0 0 ^ ^ ^nSPKE8DAY» AUGUST 9.1989. Yanks Fail To Hold Pace, Bow To SendtorSf 5 To 1 • » ■ ALPINES AND PIRATES WEST SIDES FACE Harris Favored By Many KNAPP A FAVORITE W Hnm L’S SOUTHPAW BEGIN SERIES SUNDAY AN ALL-STAR NINE OFFISne FANDOM SLANTS PUZZLE (TIAMPS —I To EBminate Earl Bissell • Twin Headed by Tommy New HaTCD Boxer Facet Mc WashinitoD Now Hu Two Argnment Arises Orer Bocs LEGION JRS. PLAY Dark Hone of Net Tourney NORTHENDinU Sipples to Phy Locals at Yesterday’a Stan Namara m Feature Go at Gome Load; Grore Who Desire to S ip Mere Pitdi- ROCKVILLE UQNS Impresses in Iv st Matdi- IS SBUES STUE West Side Friday. ^ (By Associated Frees) ers to Strengdieii Team; Ray B e ^ , Dodgers—Held Olsnts 17di Game; Dodgori Take ^ Meets Second Seeded to three hits in 11 inning game. The West Sides sure have a game Jimmie Foxx, Mickey Cochrane Nsw Haven, Aug. 9.—Carmen Pkchx’t Dnel from Iko M e; Be Allowed One Ex Open Series in Wiady City and Roger Cramer, Athletics—Hit Knapp, New Haven pride and joy, CoBfhliBi to Meet Arrows on hand this coming Friday when ^ r on School Coart home runs to drive in five nms tra Hnrler, Record of Temerrow Night; Face they stack up against Tommy Sip against Boston. who is to meet Jimmy McNamara, for BasobaU Crowi; Firit Giutt in 11th, l-O, Cobs ples’ All Stars. Most of Sipples’ Tomorrow at 5.30 o’clock Earl Whitehill, Senators—Pitch fighting Irishman from New York, team has played a lot of ball around ed five bit ball ags 4 a^. ■ r ^ A 'V* . ‘ .^ 44-'-i-’- •* ' - 'ii— — j’.- ■- w— 4 >> . ^Ste.e- » Read the (Classified Rental Properlij Listing on this Pag »* “ V SUMMER HOMES b&ve 277,270 customers. The latter industrial plants and comniercii$l es^ LOST AND FOUND AUIDMOHILES FUR s a l e 4 HOUSEHOIJ) GOODS 51 APAKl'MENI'S—FLATS-:- figure Is based on reports made to tablishments, ^ e Islter. inelwBnM TENEMENTS ' 63 FOR RENT . 67 NEW YORK FARMERS the American Gas Association by hotels, restaurisnts, stores and the LOST—PASS BOOK N a 10754 — 1930 CHRYSLER 70 sedan, has FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD Fumi- thirteen Connecticut public utilities like. The balance* the customers Notice is hereby given that Pass only 33,000 original miles, maroon ture, including 3 piece parlcr set, FOR REOT—6 ItOOM fiat, with F’OR REINT—7 ROOM cottage, at whose sales constitute 92 percent of use gas for general boose, beating Book No. 10754 issued by The Sav paint, with black and brown trim, kitchen range with oil burner, garage. Inquire W. Manning, 15 Sound View, from August ISth, the total sales .n this state and is and miscellaneous purposes. ings Bank of Manchester has been beautiful velour upholstery. Car piano, nigfi, ice box, etc. C ^ be Walker streeL until after Laboi Day. Call 7846. NOW USING GUNSthe most recent figure available lost Or destroyed, and written ap costs new $1650. Price $350. Riley seen at 217 Center street. Although officials ol the ' gas top- (June 1,1988). rbere has thus been dustry anticipate a sharp 'rlM in the plication has been made to said Chevrolet Company, Armory Ga TWO OF 0UR BfilSl • three room a gain in the decade of 26,426 cus bank by the legal representative of rage. 60 Wells street. Tel. 6874. apartments are vacant redecorat WANTED TO RENT 68 number ot gas customers and in gas tomers .in thl* state. use when general business returns the person in whose name such WANTED TO BUY 58 ed, hot water. Johnson Block. Tel. The total population ot the sixty 1925 WILLYS KNIGHT sedan, WANTED TO RENT— Fumlahed Strikers Fire at Milk Trocb to normal, it la not likely- that mhiqr book was issued, for pa3rment of WANTED—GOOD USED 2x4x8; 6917or76W.' bungalow, part house or apart towns vdiich are now given service the amount of deposit represented good running condition. For the by the gas industry in Connecticut of the l69 towns in Connecticut first one that comes $15. Riley also good used, boards. Apply at FOR REN'l—TWO, ‘ THREE and m ent Rea3onable. Three in family. —More Officers Being which now do not have gas servlcs by said book, or for the issuance once.* F. C. Jones, Chestnujt Drive, foul room fumlahed oi unfuraisneo Aij^y 216 Elast Middle Turnpike. is appi'cximaiey •1,140,000 or about will be reached by gas in the near of a duplicate book therefor. Chevrolet Company, Armory. Ga 87 percent of the total ’>opulation of rage, 60 Wells street. Tel. 6874. Manchester Green. apartments Manchester Construc- future. This is due to the large ex 1,606,908, the 1930 census figure. pense and n ^ y technical dilfflcul- tloo' Co. Ter. 4181 or 4359. CaOedOot. Gas service is not available, how WE BUV. SECLL and azcbange useo HIGHEST PRICES 1 AID for junk LEGAL NOTICES Ts ties which are involved in extending AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 of all kinds. Paper stock, rags, FOR REINT—4 ROOM tenement, ever, to all of that number, since the gas distribution systems long cars all makea and modeia. Armory metal and rubber. Wm. Ostiinaky, • sta te of Connecticut, Olitrlot of many of thr.’n live in the outlying Garage. 60 WeOs street Telephone all .improvements at 95 Rus Andover, n . Probate Court, August 7, By ASSOCtATEO PRESS. distances from the manufacturing 1929 CHRYSLER COACH, Model Tel. 6879. sell street Apply 85 Russell street. 198S. districts of towns bejrond the reach plant. Because homes are widely 65, good. . condition throughout, 6874. ______t of the ga:, mains. It is estimated Estate of Edward M. Teomana, late Bullets whizzed in New York scattered in the presently nnserved very cheap to operate. Low price 1932 CHEVROLET 1-2 ton panel WANTED—SECOND hand one pipe FOR RENT—5 ROOM fiat first of Andover, In'said District,, deceas by gas company officials that close towns, the investment in pipe lines of $150. Riley Chevrolet Company, furnace, good condition. Telephone floor. All improvements, rent rea e d state’s milk strike today. to 1,121,000 people or nearly 70 per per bouse would make t^e cost of truck, 1929 Fordbon tractor, good WHEREAS, at a Probate Court cent of the total population have Armory Garage, 60 Wells street. conditicdl, 1930 Nash coupe, like 3698. sonable. Inquire 36 Russell street. holden at Bolton, within and for the Six milk ^cks returning from service probi'itive. Telephone 6874. District of Andover on the 28th day gas in their homes. This estimate new. Trade, terms. Cole Motors at New 'York City after delivering appllea only to domestic customers FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM flat up of July, 19&3, upon the application of HsrgieiSo Dairy milk, were fired 1929 FORD COUPE; 1929 Ford the Center. 6463. ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 5!) stairs, at 186 Wesv Center street John H. Yeoman. - Executor of the and is exclusive of industrial, com Estate of Edward M. Yeomans, late upon at Camden at dawn. They mercial, bouse heating and miscel coach; 1931 Chevrolet coach; 1927 1933 CHEVROLET COACH demon . Inquire 439 Center street of Andover, deceased, showing Just were described as “bullet riddled’’ Chevrolet coupe. $5.00 down, bal FOR RENT—FURNISHED rooms and reasonable cause therefor, an laneous customers. TO RENT strator, all black, new car guaran for light housekeeping, gas and FOR RBSNT—4 ROOM tenement all on their arrival at Watertown. The number of homes in Connec UNFURNISHED ROOMS In the ance 20 months. Brown’s Garage, tee, 90 days or 4000 mUes, $100 off order was passed empowering l«wla A survey of Madison county, hot 8805 West Center street. sink in every room, reasonable. 109 improvements, garage if desired.' W, Phelps, an Indifferent person, to ticut which are metered for gas Tinker Block, light bill paid, hot new car'price. The buy you have Foster street.—Grube. Call 8608 or 6280., sell the following de- crlbed real as- bed of the gtflke, showed that re service today is 262,788 as compared water tumlshed, all rooms recent been waiting for. Riley Chevrolet tate of the deceased, situated in said ceipts at dairy plants were “rapidly with a total of 891,927 homes in the ly renovated; $8 to flS. See Company, Armory Garage. 60 FOR REINT—MODEIRN 6 room Andover, and directing him tb give approaching normal.’’ Non-striking state. In addition to these homes, Want Ad InlomiatiM public notice of said sale: Chris Glenney. Wells street. Telephone 6874. BOARDERS WANTED 5»-A tenement with garage, on Eldge- ■FIRST PJECE:—Bounded North by farmers were protecting themsel'vea the public utilities also serve 12,7^5 ton street, five minutes to mills. land of Case Fibre Company: with firearms in increasing num 1931 CHEVROLET SPORT coupe, FOR REINT—ONE LARGE room in Telephone 8801. East by land of First Eccliasti- bers. Manchester beautiful black duco, with red cai Society; South by Main street Captain Stephen McGrath, of the pnvate family,' with or without ,an d land of Lewis A. Brow n; Evening Herald wheels, tires and paint like new. board. Telephone 3379. FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement West by land of Lewis A. Brown state ccmstabulariy, back in the line Only 18,000 original miles. Has had with garage, 162 School street also and Florencf Platt. of duty after being injured in a only one owner. Slip covered since SINGLE OR DOUBLE room, with three room apartments. Maple SECOND PIECE:—(One-half interest) clash with strikers at Oriskany last CLASSIFIED North by the highway known as ADVERTISEMENTS new. Lots of transportation left in breakfast, or board if desired. st^’eet Telephone 6517. Main street; East by land of Dol week, announced that be was arm this car at the low price of $325. Pleasant location terms reason- ly E. Cleveland; South and West ing his men with rifles pending a TO REbTT—FIVE ROOM tenement- decision by Major John A. Warner, Count a u averaga worCa to a Uat Riley Chevrolet Company, Armory .able. 19 Autumn streeL - ' by land of Guy M. and Marjorie HAI. c S c Hh a n laltlala, nutnbara and abbravlationt. Garage, 60 Wells street. Tel. 6874. comer Main and Wadsworth Sts. B artlett. superintendent of state police, on his ta e o p e E s c a r b o . aacb count aa a word and compound FOR RENT—LARGE pleasant room Now, I LEWI. W. PHELPS, In worda aa two worda Minimum coat la Phone 6150 or call at 459 Main S t pursuance of said order, hereby give request for permission to arm his price of tbraa lines. 1926 DODGE SEDAN, new paint, fo" 2 persons, with board. Reason public notice that I will sell said men with machine guns. Line rates per day tor transient' tires and battery; leathe*. up able. 63 Garden street. Phone 6194. . real estate at my home in Andover, Strikers repeated their protests ada. holstery and low mileage. A lot of BUSINESS LOCATIONS on the 11th day of August, 1933 at 7 against what they called the “bru BfteetlTe March 17, lKt7 miles left in this car, for only $50. o’clock In the afternoon, (standard tality of troopers.’’ Car.b Charge'. COUNTRY BOARD- FOR RENT 64 tim e). 6 Consecutive Days ..| 7 cts| 9 Cts Riley Chevrolet Company, Armory Dated at Andover, Connecticut this Non-strikers demanded more pro > Consecutive Days ..I t ota, 11 eta Garage, 60 Wells street. Tel. 6874. RESORTS 60 TO RENT—OFFICES AT 865 Mam 7th day of A ugust, A. D.. 1933. tection. 1 Day ...... I 11 otal U oU street (Orford Bldg.). Apply Ed LEWIS W. PHELPS Six thousand gallons of milk were All ordera for Irregular Insertions H-8-9-33. will be charged at the one time rate. MRS. ROBERT DOUGAN, weU ward J. Holl. Tel. 1642 and 8025. dumped this momihg on roads to Special rates tor long term every MOVING—TRUCKING- known local caterer, has leased the Syracuse. This represented ten per day advertising given upon request. Johnson cottage. Crescent Beach. cent of the city’s supply. Every Ada ordered tor three or six days STORAGE *20 UTAH MAY HAVE BEER 'B oard by the day, week 6r week HOUSES FOR KEN'I 65 Salt Lake (Dity, Aug. 9.—(AP)— important road in the county was and stopped before the third or fifth SILVER LANE BUS LINE offer the end. Write 348 Charter Oak street being scoured by strike pickets. day will bo charged only foi the ao- FOR RENT— 78 WASHINGTON, (]k>vemor Henry H. Blood last night tu^ number of times the ad appear accommodation ot their large De- for reservations. signed the beer control measure Schenectady, city of 90,000, re ed charging at the rata earned, but Luxe bus for lodge, party or team street 6 room single, available ceived 400 cans of milk from Wis no allowance or refunds can be made Sept. 1st, also several others; passed by the recent special session on six time ads stopped after the trips at special rates. Phont 3063. of the Utah legislature. consin today to fill a shortage caused fifth day. 8860. 8864. W ANTE O—ROOMS— five and six room singles. Arthur The governor’ slgnatture pavea by the strike. In normal times such No “till forbids’.*: OspUy Unaa not BOARD 62 A. Knofla. 875 Main street. Dial milk is barred from the state under ’sold. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE 5440 or 4359. * the way for sale ot 3.2 oeer in this The Herald will not be responsible state January 1, 1934, if the people health codes.' moving, general ^rucking, livery LADY WANTS SOUTH west room, Rochester area reported a lull in for more than one incorrect insertion FOR RENT-FOUR ROOM flat vote before tiiat time to repeal the of any advertisement ordexed for service. Our affiliation with United board, smaU private American bone dry clause in the State Con strike activities. Troopers watch more than one time. Vans Service means lower rates on family, quiet neighborhood, little sbigle bouse, all unprovements, fully waited at prevloiu trouble The Inadvertent omission ot incor garage if desired. 16 Homestead stitution. The u^gislatiu’e enacted rect publication of advertising will be furniture moving to distant points. traffic. Phone 8074, 6:30-7:30. bills amending the election laws to spots. rectified only by cancellation of the Large modem trucks, experienced street' Telephone 7091. permit a general election on No Governor Lehman ordered the charge made tor the service endered. men, prompt service, afi goods in summoning of special grand juries All advertisements must conform TO RENT—FIVE AND SIX room vember 7 and set that date for a sured while in transit are features APARTMEN'I’S—FLA'I’S— vote on the state dry amendment. and the appointment of unlimited W A U aS A T . in stylA copy and typography with TENEMENTS 63 bouses, single and double; also / c ISaS BY SKA SPWICI, regulations enforced by the publish offeree at no extra expense to you. modem apartments. Apply Eldwara Governor Bloc has indicated be numbers of deputy sheriffs, where ers and they reserve the right to Daily trips to New York, baggage will issue a proclamation calling’for there was need. (BEAD THE STORY, THEN COLOR ’THE PICTURE) adit, revise or reject any copy con Gtdivered direct to steamship piers. FOR REINT—6 ROOM tenement J. ^11. Telephone 4642 and 8025. sidered objectionably with all improvements, comer a vote at the s le time on the 21st diOSlNO HOURS—Classified ads to For further information call 3063. Amendmtilt to the Federal Consti The Tinymites who stepped inside it’s just a shark,’’ said Shrimpy. be published same day must be re 8860. 8864. Perrett & Glenney, Enc. Wadsworth and Summit streets. Carelessness is the cause of 138? tution which would repeal the m USERS IN STATE the whale’s mouth, when ’twas open “Look up at those rocks and you ceived by 12 o’clock noon: Saturdays \pply 31 Wadsworth street. , of London’s annual fires. Eligbteenth Amendment. ed wide, were scared, hut Shrimpy can see it there.’’ 10:te A m. told them, “You’re as safe as safe The shark splashed madly. My, TELEPHONE YOUR REPAIRING 23 FOR RENT—THREE ROOM fur- INCREASE 10 PER CENT <»n be.’’ ’twas strong. Then Scouty said, WANT ADS. nished apartment with private The next thing that the Tinles “There’s something wrong. At MOWER SHARPENING, vacuum bath. 109 Foster'street—Grube. knew, the whale swam off. “We’U least, it seems to me tbe shark Ads are accepted over the telephone tiSst Decade Brings Big Growth at the CHARQS RAT£ given above claaner, washing machine, gun, FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT at follow you,’’ cried Chrlmpy. “And is having quite a scare.’’ aa a convenience to advertisers, but lock repairing, key making. Braitb- Despite Conditions — 70 P. we’ll meet you at the playgroimd of the CASH RATBb will be accepted as Center. Newly redecorated, with "Come on. lads, we will soon FUld. PA7MHNT if paid at tbs busi waite. 52 Pearl street garage $25. Inquire 18 Hazel streeL C. Now Served. the sea.’’ ' ness office on or before the seventh Re^lEstate Listings Wanted Wee Dotty clung to Goldy’s band, find out, just what the splash- day followl.ig the first insertion of FOR RENT—3 ROOM APART- while Dimey shouted, “This is ing’s all about,’’ said Shrimpy, as each ad otherwise the CBa RUH We are opening a Beal Estate Agency in connection with In the face of some of the most COURSES AND CLASSES 27 MEINT, all unprovements, hot wa our Auction business and want to IM local town and farm adverse (xmditions in history and grand.’’ Then they were carried be swam away. The others trailed RATS will be collected. No responsi out of sight. It was a thrilling 1 de. behln .v L . ' .vii ^ “. '■•■■■ ■‘^:>‘‘r. ’ V: >■ ■'. ■>< • ■ ., * - ■;'• ■.' 1 i, '■ - ... ' ■•/'• ,*!••' '' ■-,• ' i -' ' ;:<'• - ^ ■ , ,> r - -..-.O . ■'•- • •— ...... ^MANCHESTER EVENING HB^LD; iU^CaESTSIR.CONN^ AUGXJSf^ig!#^ ; ' ’ ‘ ...... ^^-:':..V; '• — ■' ■'v *-'•" - y . - Toonerviile Folks By Fontaiite Fo^ - OUR BOARDING HOUSE , , M fj m u m : ONE OP THE FEW TIMES PAP WAS.EVER CHEERPUL. ABOUT FlX/NC A tIRE. 0 3 - I -■ .•V V and N NSEN E | . V-.— ------— ------X' ... . ■■ 4 ■■BSSSSSSSBSBnSSSSBB^SSBSSSSil^ESSSSSSSSClHBHJi' lean—1 Me the M«yor of N«v t r i p r a WASH AND THI NATION EA5V BECOME ALARMEQ HEAVENS! LOOK! THE SHIPS AFIREf 'T’s coHiNe t h r u ^ nn-rnrrvi HEY/ FRECKLES AND fflS FRIENDS By Blosser I THIMK I SMOKE. -JT------N ■ V ^ H E PACE w h a t Ts t h e MATTER. RED? PAT HAS C R A M P S? KEEP SET, FOR A y e a h —BLUB- . VOUR HEAD .SWIM ACROSS IM MY LBS-rU. UP/ THE LAKE, BE ALL RIGHT. TVKXJGH.' HAS e>E£Kl TOO MUCH FOR RED— [flEARIMG RED CALL Or.RVViLLiAM^ \yAJNLV, desperately , THEY T R Y TO 6 0 ^ THEIR BONOS. . M CH i^ E R S g e t G Q A V « . FOR HELP. * V i c ttn'er nu SEHUC^jMe aaMT.err. I d . f r e c k l e s SALESMAN SAM ______• Easy To Explain! ______• / tsy Smaii STRIKES OUT TO RESCUE % o TWEMI i s r e a l (JOW'i, M V <3b O O M A M N A Cf^NfTKlDHE,SoM!LAS'TlME.|------’ j)ttI^-E R- -U------' )E LLrr S AH' \ G O eSS^D E R l^ OUCKJSWJAt^ OMER.1 ^ T a t t o o m a r k s , OOM'T THIMK THIS CIRCUS WAS IH HERETHAT THERE DUCK / VT^ LIKE TH IS- KIM ------EH? WOULD KID YA. DO SA ? WAS OM VOi. RIGHT LEG- AM* MCSUJ I LAST MIGHT I I ...... y ‘i iT f e OM V e R LEFTI HOCO VA GOMMAjTbOK A FOdT BATVI CYtPLAIM ^ RED HAS A CRAMP — .T l l t a k e HIM BACK W t ' ' 'k X \ *■ kt^ l THE.. ORIGIHAL TPiTTOOBD ^^AW GAS BUGGIES Bottoms Up By Frank Beck iF’He JUOGf ISN’T hom bT HOWDY.JUOAI, WHBM REST ASSURED X'LL SOON HA/B MC. MUST BE ON THE JOB HAVE YSU.... HBY.. UlOK THE CRWIINALET WITHIN MY M ASP.r a 1 THOUGHT HE »1 A SWIMMIM’ Ru n n in g d o w n t h c > O U T... MBS OVBSBOARO.., A J ’ACA’SOM NBVBR RULB M flARPtH B YOU KM0W.1 THIMK YOU 0 9 HOfW nORMIOABLB AN AOVBRSARV WAS A GOOD HOLE,VES~.BUr CROOK WHO SWIPED .AND IN THB 5AMB WERE VESy BRAVE... REALLY SPOT WHERE OUA HE CPNTOONTSk^ AND DBALINE EWIMMERjOTHE, IN A LAKE UKL 1 (KX-RISKING VOUC AMY'S n e c k l a c e . X f . . WISE I WOULDNT wBLt-.- IV/ CANOE CAPSIZED WITH DfSPBRAOOBS ID M M i I THIS. MOT SO LIFE UKETHArr CHILD'S PUW TO MB . . . HAS6UQGE6TED, THE t i m e HB H O T .R ^ i t --- - SAVED M V ANOTHER' ABPffCr OP MFB MV VlMMCntl NATURE... Vx r>. - / I - 'f *' 'cA/2 ■i*' - . Vi: •vVi/irt < f :-v jM V '' • .JW, . fA^":Wiwnasni :"i' ’•a TWIC LAMBS' AUXUAABY Dr. and Mrs. N. A. Burr, with L. B. Adanu of Main atraat has Hf liaa»>Tpra Post will hold • their daughter, Louise, returned retunied,.to Ua homa aftar spend GASCOMPAffiromCE home last ni^^t .fter a three weeks' ing s Gu m months' vacatioh at *iia - .>>. V.- absence from town on an automobile cottage ht"Gardner Lake. f-K ■ - ' rum m age SALE trip covering 3,000 miles, niey HOURS ARE CHANGED visited the Centiny of Progress ex The regular meeting of Manches THCBSDAT, AUGUST 10 position at Chicago. They found it ter Orange will be held in Odd Fel In the JohnstHt BlodL extremely hot during the (,u1y part lows Hall this evening at 8 o’clock, The Manchester Oaa Company an# Doors Open a* 9:80. of their trip, but on their return, 'm e busineas aesaian wlU be follow nounced a new schedule of business ^)^iiCh was made jy way of lower ed by a short progtaip. hours today effective at once. The Canada and Buffalo, they were office will be open from 8:30 a. m. more fortunate having cooler to 5 p. m. d^y except Saturday weather in which to drive. 1^. and Mrs. John lluiiey of Mi Fairfield atreet are on a 10 day wben they will be open from 8:30 a. OP ABOUT TOWN automobile trip to the South. m; to 12 noon. The Junior Daughters o f Italy Mias Sylvia Anderson of East The ladies aiOdliarj^ d the Brit* tumbling groupap wlU practice. at the iBh War Veherans will conduct a East Side Recreation Center on Middle.Tutnpika, Mias Mabel BJork- man of Benton street and Mias rummage sale in the vacant store Thursday and Friday night at i Eleanor and Mias S y l^ Casperson in the Johnson block Thursday. o’clock. of Village street are apendl^ a Summer Merchandise week’s vacation at Black Point ^rs. Evelyn Akrigg of 51 Foster street entex^ the Mandiester Me A check-up of stocks reveals numerous odds and ends of Summer morial hospital today to undergo a A u g u st C learance mfinor operation. merchandise which must be^sacrilicec} to make way for new Fall stocks A reunion'of old friends from the which are arriving. Read these items over carefully. We are (^.ertain that ' town of Boras, Sweden, was held at Bolton Lake last-Sunday afternoon there are things you need and can well afford to buy at‘ these markdowns. and evening. Families from Hart ford,. Big Lake,. Minn., aa well as this town attended. A picnic lonch, 80 Summer Cott I