Member ot the Audit Bureau ot Ctrenlatlouu

MANCHESTER — A aTY . OF VILLAGE CHARM

VOL. LVIL (ClaealBed ,Adver|Hataig on Pagu U )

MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1938 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS

« E R LAUDS JUDGE INGUS Japan Sets Up “No Man’s Land”

ITALY AS PLANE MUST RULE ON KS PWA BEGINS LENDING, BOMBS 1 SHIPS iflso m c n o N SUBMIT PLEAS

iini Keen Foi> Opera- In Novel Position From Pro- SPENDING; APPROVES Answer “Not GnUty” To

tion Of Pact, Says Cham- test On Alcorn; 5 Defend- Charge Of Taking Bribe;

berlain; Bomb Italy’s Is- ants Do Not File Motions NEARLY 300 PROJECTS Hickey To Plead Later To- land Base— ^Lloyd George In Tbe Brass City Cases. t day; Demurrer Ovemtled Spy-Hunting G-Man Resigns Over 41 MiOions In Grants

London, June 22— (AP) —Prime Waterbury, June 22 — (AP) — Minister Chamberlain told the And Nine Millions In The legality of the appointment of Hartford. June 22— (A P )—State House of Commons today that Italy Hugh M. Alcorn as special prosecu- Senators Matthew A Daly of New waa anxious to put Into effect the tor before the Waterbury Grand Haven and Joseph H. Lawlor of Loans ADowed; Construe* Anglo-Itallan agreement covering Jury remained today a matter for Waterbury and Rep. John D. Thoma, Mediterranean Issues but denied Superior Court Judge Ernest A, tion Work F ill Be Allo- that Rome was trying to “drive a Inglis, who himself made the ap- also of Waterbury, pleaded innocent wedge” between Britain and France. pointment, to decide. Placed in the today In Superior Court to charges The prime minister's statement, re- unusual position of having to rule cated Daily To Pot Men plying to opposition questions, was of accepting a bribe for supporting upon the validity of one of hla own certain legislation before the 1935 made after receipt of news of the actions. Judge Inglia reserved de- bombing and sinking of two more cision yesterday after listening for General Assembly. On Jobs In The Nation. British merchantmen by an uniden. more than an hour to arguments by Former Rep. Daniel F. B. Hickey tiffed air raider at Valencia. Alcorn and ' Thomas F. McDonough From Chamberlain’s previous of Stamford, accused of a almllar of New Britain, attorney for Aider- charge, will be put to plea later Washingrton, June 22.— (AP) statements It was clear Britain man Thomas P. Kelly, who demand- day. ^ I would do nothing to retaliate for ed the prosecutor’s disqualiflcatlon. —The Public Works Admini^ the repeated sinkings of British Daly, Lawlor and Thoma per- McDonough baaed bis argument sonally put In their pleas of "not tration began its 1938 spend- ships by planes which the London that Alcom was named to the post government believes to be Italian guilty” after Judge Robert L. ing-lending program today without statutory authority on the Munger had overruled demurrera craft in the service of the Spanish contention that such tn officer could with allotments of $41,632,717 Insurgents. The latest victims were be named by the court only If a filed by Thoms and Hickey attack- in grants and $9,021,000 of the freighters Thorpeness and Sun- cause was pending before it at the ing the Information on the ground loans for 291 projects. ton. that It did not specify that a crime time. Howard A. Gray, assistant Efforts for Truce "Silly,” Says Alcom had been committed. Before Chamberlain spoke In the Defending his right to serve as No date waa fixed for trial, but administrator, said the 291 Hou.**e the cabinet met, presumably special prosecutor, Alcom termed trial during this term of the couct projects would involve $92,- to discuss the prime minister's ef- McDonough’s argument "absolutely waa regarded as virtually an im- 520,374 of , construction. Tha fo r t to convince Premier Musoltnl and perfectly silly” and said that If possibility Inasmuch as State’s At- that he should join In efforts to torney Hugh M. Alcorn la busy with grants were for 45 per cent a t bring about a truce In the Spanish the court had been powerless to ap- Heavy black line on this map marks western limit of the area point a special prosectitor, then other work Including the Waterbury the cost and the loans for 65 civil war. Mussolini's known eager, Chml! '^“ t ^ hostilities with ness to make the Anglo-Itallan pact ^ a y e s. Leary. Kelly and the rest ee.7 liineJ ft ^undary of the area extends from Sian north- Grand Jury probe. A per cent. The difference ba* of the gang who milked the city of east along the Y ellw river almost 700 miles to the coast. The shad- Result of Probe tween the total o f loans and signed at Rome April 16 operative Waterbury of over a million dollars was believed to be one of Chamber prewnL territory fn China nominally controlled by Japan at The a'rrest , of the four resulted grants and total of construc- m the past six years could go their from the report of the Waterbury Iain's weapons. tion cost, Gray said, would b« Addressing Commons, the ^ m _ Joyous way, uninvestigated, un- secret body. harmed and unmolested.” Immediately after Daly, Lawlor made up by the applicants, n-iinister said that In the course of exchanges between Rome and Lon- Ueut. Gov. Frank Hayes, also and Thoma had entered their pleas, Six grants fell in the millioli mayor of this city; Daniel J. Leary don “the Italian government have and elected trial by Court,' Alcorn dollar class but the vast mi^ made plain their desire, in which forroer city comptroller; and Kelly! who also acts as Hayes’ secretary, POUCE GUARDING HOME asked the court If It could be under- jority were from a few thoor the British government participate, stood that the acuaed would npt that the agreement should be were among 27 men charged by the sand to as much as a half mili Grand Jury Investigating municipal change their decision later to trial I^on O. Turrou, agent of the Federal Bureau of InveMlxatlon brought into force at the earliest affai™ with conspiracy to defraud by Jury, which waa their alternative. lion. possible moment consistent with the city. OF AMERICAN HEIRESS James W. Carpenter of Hartford, (’rig h lrM he*disc^°sst?'S^?h * P™*” activities *rtown In Million' Dollnr CUun fuiailment of the prerequisite condi- as he discussed with a reporter his resignation from tha Alcom was appointed special counsel. for M Tholns, told the court p f'vylc®’ Following announcement that 18 persons had been indicted Others in the "MUllon dollat" tions.” gtoup were Fort Wayne. Ind., with Interpret “Settlement” prosecutor, after state's Attorney that u far aa his client was con- |a the case, Turrou said be would seek to recover from the strain of ^w rence L. Lewis and hU assistant cerned, the decision of trial by court the Job. _ a grant of 82,322,000 for 85,160,000 The conditions mentioned Includ- London Reports Kidnap was final. of sewerage Improvement; Miami, • ed ‘‘settlement” ot the SpiOiish war, disqualified tbemaetves; and Uc- Donough argued that such dlsquaJl- LEHipN WILL RUN Ha.aas«rtad: :v . ., with a grant of 81.800,000 and - which diplomats have -believed to a lQ«a ot $3,200,000 for harbor da- mean an Insurgent victory ending that even Threats Agamst Baby Son •TVs want a trial aa soon as we i it It bad ^ n proper, then State’s can get It.” velopment; JacksonvUle, Fla., a the conflict. ^ grant 11.670.455 for 13,712.122 ot Arthur 'Henderson, laborite, who Attorney Samuel E. Hoyt of New FOR SENATE SEAT Both Carpenter and Prank Rich, 1rs;f.b.bul kel ey Haven, or his assistant, should have school construction: Shelter Island. was doing the questioning, then Of Former Barbara Hot- Stamford counsel for Hickey, In N.” Y„ 81,637,181 of grants been appointed. their arguments on the demurrers LATE NEWS asked “whether. In view of tbe fact 8880,000 of loans for highway that the Italian government have ’Cause of. the People” contended thst the Information has DIES IN HAR1T0RD Replying to the New Britain law- ton; Details Kept Secret. bridges costing 83.638,181; and suspended the discussions which Announcement By New York to charge there was an agreement Natchex, Miss., grant of 81,125,000 they were having with the French or a promise. FLASHES! tor a 13,500.000 bridge. government, the premier will give (Oonttnued on Page Two.) ‘The information dMsn’t make London, June 22.— (A P )—Silent Governor Starts Rush For They had been approved by assurance to the House that the sense” Carpenter ' said, since It Widow Of Morgan G. Passes President Rooaevelt even before he Italian government will not be al guards watched the stately mansion charged that the stocks were given FIGHT WEAITIER signed the 83,750.000,000 spending- lowed to drive a wedgp between of Countess Barbara Hutton Haug- Position; Those In Usts. for Influencing legislation that al- New York, June 22 — (AP) — tending bill late yesterday at H l% France and ourselves?” NAVY SPEEDS OP ready had been passed. Away In Sleep; Was Ac- Park, N. Y. His pen strokee were Chamberlain replied: "I have no wltz-Reventlow from behind locked w enm st eklee and muggy weather gates today after reported kidnap A gift received after consumma- Uimtened rain toilay as Joe Lotfis' the slmal for PWA and aU Federal reason to think the Italian govern- tion of an act was not a bribe be threats against tbe baby son of the and Max Schmellng lettled down to spending agencies to- swing into oc> ment wish to drive a wedge between Alljany, N. T., June 32— (A P)__ argued, unless there was an agree- tive In Charitable Work. Uon with toelr programs, details ot ourselves and the French.' BUILDING PLANS flve-and-ten-store heiress who fled w ut for their 15-round heavyweight the United States because ‘Tm New York’s- pollUcal fog Ufted to- ment prior to or contemporaneous championship match In the Yankee which have been ready tor weoka. The British ministers assembled day as Democratic Governor Her- to its enactment. Stadium tonight. PWA construction work will be as the determined prime minister afraid of American kidnapers.” The C!ountess merely s^d she had bert JI. Lehman bid for a vacated Asks Speedy Trial Hartford, June 22.— (AP) —Mra There was no rain but weather ^Uocsted dally unHI 2,000 projects used every Influence to convince 11 will have been made public Frida* Duce that a Spanish war truce of- instruction Of Fleet Ex- taken “certain precautlona" to United States Senate seat on which Carpenter .told the coiiri that he Fannie Briggs Houghton Bulkeley, farcaata wara not particularly on* guard the child, two-year-old CJount wanted a speedy trial for his client widow of Morgan G. Bulkeley, late couraging. **Ocoaatonal abowera night. The bulk is expected to be fered the sole hope of cauterizing the major 1933 New Deal test will non-Federal projects on which tha what has been Edrope's major sore Lance Haugwltz-Reventlow, Lon- and was reluct^t to make further governor of Connecticut. United ^ not much change In tempera- don’s wealthiest baby, against a rS' pivot and precipitated a scramble attack upon the complaint but waa ture was the latest prediction. government will advance grants for spot for nearly two years. pansion To Start At Once; for the governorship. States Senator and mayor of Hart 45 per cent of the coat and tha an* , But Mussolini — Chamberlain's portea threat. forced to do so because ”1 really There'was no hint of any post- She waa imderstood to l^ave re- Immediately, 44-year-old . State ford, died In her sleep last night at pUcanta will put up too other OS f friend In the thus far ‘‘Inoperative’^ cannot see how they have alleged ^nement, however, at the offices of per cent. ’• Funds For 39 Warships. mained up until 2 a. m. today. Attorney General.John J. Bennett any crime against him (Thoma)." her home here. Anglo-Brltlsh pact of April 16—was Jr„ tossed bis hat Into the ring as Mike Jacobs’ 20th Century Club. believed to be unimpressed by the Her attorney said It waa Impos- first group of 2.000 proJocU ^•“' “ ' atlc aspirant for the Mrs. Bulkeley, a native of San Even should rain fall Jacobs would vrill cost about 8600,000,000. After prime minister’s arguments. sible to make a statement at the (Oontinned on I-age Two.) wait until late afternoon before moment “for legal reasons.” Francisco, married U)e late Senator tola week, PWA allotments will ba Although reportedly hard-pressed Washington. June 22.— (A P )_ «« hlfh ^-V'y**** governorship Bulkeley, "The first citizen of Con- post^ning the bout untU tomorrow economically, he waa believed to be The Navy accelerated Its warship Scotland Yard waa aald to have M ^ t h Republican and DemocraUc night* announced as applicants qualify far Ieaders--long anxious to learn Leh- necticut”. Feb. 11, 1885. Senator conatrurtlon today under the billion posted guards at all porta and air- Bulkeley died Nov. 6, 1922. • • • (Oonttnued on Page Four.) dollar Fleet Expansion Act. fields to watch for the arrival from mans plans—began belated dlscus- ^!5oo“*’?und.°* **“ ‘=^’* *“ »-• opposing slates. APPEAL IS FILED Mrs. Bulkeley died In her sleep HELEN JACOBS FAINTS It called for bids on the four de- abroad of a "suspected person after a very short Illness. She was Public works officials aald this Jtnjyers, three submarines, three Officials were said to have photo- The three-term 60-year-old gov Hlmbledon, Eng., June 22— (AP) weeks projects were being r«ktn graphs and a full deacripUon. bom In Vallejo, Calif., July, 1860, —The ooUapM of Helen J ^ b s from nearly 3,000 appUcaUona held raa- ‘^oo^on into the na- too daughter of James Franklin and emnery for a submarine tender. Un- The main gates of the Woolworth Uonal picture made more evident IN PARKWAY CASE Carollns Sparhawk Houghton. overshadowed all competitive de- over from the old PWA program ot REBELS SLOWED UP neiress’ new home were locked. velopments today In the All-Enx- too last five years. They had been w ^ s of 840.000,000 was Involved^ Active In many chariuble and Two of the big seagoing tugs, ex- Several plalnclotbesmen patrolled " » barometer land tennis champlonahJpo. approved but could not go forward the grounds and tradesmen were of 1940 s national trend, especially philanthropic groups- In Hartford, because of lack of funds. pected to coat $2,076,000 each, were her affiliations Included the Colonial The comely Berkeley, Calif., girl IN YALENOA DRIVE authorlKd In the act to expand the admitted only If. they' could show V** universally State’s Attorney Filbs Chal- former American and Wimbledon New applications were expected credentials. credited with dealing one of the Dames and the Union for Home- to bring the total to about 4,000, or fleet by 20 per cent The others were work. She was also a member of chraplon, fainted In the clubhouse a p ^ v e d In earjler legislation. Despite the precautions, however, Just before she was to have played enough to produce 82,00^,000,000 at nurse wheeled the winsome, toe mayor's advisory committee for construction by June 30, 1940. The award of contracts, expected veils Court ReorganlzaUon BUI. lenges Conrfs Ruling On the old State House. * ‘‘ a second round match against Joan Loyals Dig Fortifications In In a few days, will speed up naval sandy-hair^ baby around the Ingram of England. The works progress adwlnlatra. grounds In his big, black carriage i^nirtori“i^ * 7 e a r ‘ tlon, which received 81,425,11)00.000' construction toward a rate un- during the morning. matched since World War days Access To Jury Ertdence.|BuK/wa^^:t«te womar^hkir^rn SIPPED BY J(iF SENTRY tl In toe spendlng-Iendlng blU, also Sofid Rock; Franco’s Nex About July I, officials said, the No Dlrec1t*Oenlal for toe Liberty Loan drive. prepared to put new funds Into op- Scotland Yar4 authorlUes said on^*'drrit:id‘"hrJS“e' p ;^ ^ ^ r Her two aons. Houghton Bulkeley Navy will aak bids on either two or my good .right arm,” made the Washington, June 22 — (A P )__ eratlon, but on a more limited seals. four battleships, costing 870,0()0,000 they bad provided no special guards first fog-dlspelllng move last night Bridgeport, June 22 — (AP) — and the late Major Morgan O Secretary HuU aald today dipio- M ork Relief Rolls Move Kept Close Secret or more each, and probably on other or other protection and disclaimed In a printed 35-word announcement State’s Attorney Lorin- W. WUIIs Bulkeley. Jr., who died March 22. mntlc repreeentetloi.B were beinr Work relief rolls, which havt warcraft knowledge of a kidnap threat An today filed an appeal to toe Supreme 1926, saw active service overseas made to tbe Japanese government been Increasing at the rate of about official said he bad no "conllrma- that he would accept the Senatorial during the war. Bids have been asked July 27 on TOznlnatlon. If his party desired him, Court of Errors from Judge Alfred over the slapping of an American 30.000 persona a week, are near tha Hendaye, France, (at the Spanish the propelling machinery for a tlon” that police had been mobilized to succeed the late Royal S. Oope- C. Baldwin's ruling giving G. Le- She leaves her son. Houghton missionary by a Japanese sentry. 2.800.000 average wbiqh Adminis- Frontier) June 22__ (AP) - - In- but he'did not directly deny the re- roy Kemp access to Merritt Park- Bulkeley of Hartford; a daughter small mine sweeper, and on Sept 21 port Dispatches to the department said trator Harry Hopkins sola be ex- surgent advices indicated today way Grand Jury records. Mrs. John A. Ingersoll of West w . J. C. Thompson, new Brunswick, for an 8,800-ton seaplane tender and In March, 1836, a month after Bennett made known his candi- pected to carry with a poaalbla Generalissimo Franco was prepar- a 8,000-ton destroyer tender. dacy.” Judge Baldwin's ruling has al- Hartford, and 10 grandchildren. N. J., connected with the American- maximum of 3,000,000. ing a fresh offensive against Lance was bom, reports of similar ready been made toe basis for d e-, The funeral will be private.------She^owned Nanking University, was Fifty-nine vessels, ranging 1,300- threata.were denied. Later, how- The Developments The new fimds are supposed to oeloria in tbe belief a successful These were tbe rapid-fire develon- fense motions by Lieut. Gov. Frank | "* Juried In toe Bulkeley fam- slapped while attempting to pre- last until next March 1. drive through (Mtalonla flow would (OoBthnied eo Page Two.) ments: Hayea and others who are seeking ^ n t tbe sentry from beating (OonttniMd on Pnge Two.) (Oontinned on Page Two.)—^ ”Thla money,” WPA officials said, clinch the Spanish dvll war. (1) SpeculaUon arose as to access to toe Waterbury Grand Jury Thompson’s rickshaw codUe. "Is to be looked upon as additional Running into Impenetrable gov- whether New York’s Junior Demo- records on toe alleged million dollar funds to keep us gomg In our pres- ernment defensee in the VUlarreal' cratic Senator Robert F. Wagner conspiracy , t o defraud the city. ent stride and we Intend to cany sector and forced to reUre from the WilUs’ appeal, said by toe court on without (uss or feathers.” would be a candidate for reelectlon attaches to be one of t,he brefest municipal cemetety there. Insur- The 825,000.000 Inserted In tha gents slackened their drive on Va- Eight-Year-Old Cleric In an attempt to retain the au te’s documente ot its kind ever filed here, lencia. *« “ >• Upper House or Fish at Bonneville Dam WPA appropriation for direct ro- sets out as assignment of error, tost Steady progress of the govem- **** Bubernmtortal nomliuition. Judge Baldwin erred: Uef, they said, wUI bo subject to (2) Washington atudenta of poU- Presidential order and probably will nent in building a formidable ee- Performs First Marriage 1— In sustaining toe motion of I of fortitlcatlons along the coest attitude will Presi- toe defendant (Kemp) for permia- Like Man-Made Ladders be held for emergencies. dent Roosevelt take toward UiASen-’ None believed It would be used at the going elower. slon to inspect records of toe Grand det military secrecy cloaked aeveland, June 23 — (AP) —*ple and! prayeci, “May Divine grace atorlal aspirations of tbe man who Jury proceedings Iq toe investiga- once for the relief of dtlisi, such Washington. Juno 22— (AP) -x T h e s o maper spotter, of acely scal- gent commsDd’s exact plans, Hoaajmioonlng today were Mr. and crown this marriage.' last year left the ranks of bis un- tion of toe Merritt Parkway Insofar as C!hlcago and Cleveland, wbloii condlUonal aupportera after expos- The BureauR n r..„ of Fisheries ------werereported able to tell to toe iL t fin have exhausted local relief funds but it waa believed by neutral ob- “Kiss the bride,” the HtUe as the proceedings relate to toe ac- Mrs. CUftOQ Hofflnaii, made rnmn ing many New Deal policies? with prldo today that fish taka to what proportion were cblnook sal- and faUed to get addlUonal appro- servers the new thrust would come ter exclaimed to conclude tha serv- cused. through Lerlda directly against and wife by the treble worda of (8) Republican leaders, encour- 2— In rendering Judgment thattoo man-made ladders at BonnevlUe mon. blueback salmon and steel, priations from the state Legisla- ice. Then, as unexpectedly, be told bead trout. • tures. B aroelo^ or swing thrmgb Seo de aight-year-old Charles E. Jaynes, Jr. aged by Lehman’s withdrawal from toe accused la entitled to Inspect I dam like children to a merry-go- the newlyweds: “Come around to- The fish counters found out some- Direct Belief SnmR Urgel j(n d Puigeerda along tbe CSiarles, a rotund little frilow morrow night. You’ll find the ser- the gubernatorial field, predicted minutes of Grand Jury proceedings round. W ench border to Isolate Catalonia election of their first governor since Insofar as they relate to him. “Flrrt tests,” said Deputy (!2>m- thing else, too—that flab don’t like "The amount for direct relief la completely. three fset high, became a member mon interesting it Is on the ten No finding by toe court waa set to gad about at night. Taking wives and five foolish virgins.” 1922. Said Republican State Chair- misslOher Chiwles B.'Jackson "show so small,” one WPA official sold, ‘it the clergy a year ago whin he man William S. Murray: ‘This out In toe action since no trial-of toelr posts from 8 p. m. to 4 a. m. Oovemmint reports said their The heir’s mother told a capacity that in 15 days 24,072 fish climbed is inconceivable that we could um I “MiUdanoa” won a definite victory was ordained by the International clinches It We wIU Sweep the tbe Issue was bad. toe ladders In comfort,’* for two nights, toe men counted dertake any widespread activity.” ' ^ tw e e n Villarreal and the Mljaru Ministerial Federation. attendance that her son "knows •late. * Willis said he win ask toe Su- only 34 flab. more of what be la talking about How, Hr. Commissioner, does the The- National Yquth Admlalstia- ^ when the insurgents were Hie soprano voice intoned the (4) Possibility grew that Man: preme Court to regard Judge Baid- bureau know that 24,072 piscatorial big thing though, .Jackson breed to retire. than fifty per cent of the men In wln’a decision as a final Judgment. determining that toe fish marriage service—his first—last swalloy talla." hattan’s Prosecutor Thomas E pilgrims of the Columbia river ^(Continiied on Page Tea.) night at the Four Square Gospel Dewey may be drafted aa the R«-' This latter point must be decided like the ladders and will use them. /w *’^3 ***;» Oefrmeee The mother admitted that she scaled the 851,000,000 dam? "It wouldn’t surprise me,” he B : (Meanwhile, Oeneral Jose Mlaja church, of which hJa parents are publican gubenatorial nominee. by the Supreme Cknirt before the "Because,” be replied, ”we count- put ^ i w d ^ of sun-tanned Joint pastma. Prindpala in tbe finds it necessary occasionltly to appaal can be considered, court at- ed them.” IkUghed. “If some of them didn’t ' TREAStTBY BALANCE. spank her reverend son, whom she (6) Tammany Hall's reform lead- turn around, go back down and rkere to digging formidable for- eeremaay were Mlae Florence er Jeremiah T. Mahoney and Judge taches aald, since Interlocutory Counted 24,072 fish? le out « soUd rock near termed the world’s youngest or-' Judgments cannot be reviewed In then come up again Just for tbe fun Washington, June 32.— (AP)' Brinkman, 31, and Hoffman, two George Gordon BatUe. also acUveln “We used fish-counters." he ex- of IL” ^ bar the lasuzgent mareb yearn her senior. dalned minister. . Connecticut practice. plained. “and they were on the Job Ths poeitioD of tha Traasuxy “Thou Shalt beat him with the Tammany, aald that both Labman John Keogh, counsel for Kemp, You think the' fish-counter would June 20: S i d i n g CD a stooL the boy ax- and Bennett would have Tammany 15 hours a day for IS days except I m r»ge Xmt4 , rod and aave his sd|il from hell,” she entered no papers in the filing of tor a few ^nutea at regular Inter- aWo to spot a.repeater, Mr. Jack- Receipts $65,203,566.00: tended dimpied hands w ar tha oou- quoted. . » ths formal a p p ^ . He baa indicated _ .« ra«8 Twe.\ vals when *lay retted Ihelr eyes." Ita will oppose Ute state’s appeaL Tbat’a not aU, Jackson ' added. anything about cleaning up a situ- man ^eaerlbed Xa “ utterly ground- ation in bis own back yard. lesa” a report publlahed In Tokyo SWATOW BOMBED ooUsotioas due $11,474.84. There On Side Of Oeneraelty newspapers that the foreign minis- Given Higrher Post EXECUTIVES’ FEARS 3,169 of ths stats's 8,789 prselnets, •The Irish settlement found SENATORS DALY, JUDGE INGUS were abatements of 817.04, leaving ter, General Kasuablge Ugake, waa Fear Juvenile Gangsters O FFH M S REPORT tha net amount to be collected the vote a to ^ 187.418 for Benson, Chamberlain firmly on the aide of considering a formal declaration of BENSON NOMINATED "and 178.383 Tor Petersen. generosity at every phase of nego- $11,187.60. On this list he reports ON HUSH PACT TWICE BY JAPS war.) A close race w’aa also In progress tiatleiia and President de Valera of CALLED ILLOGICAL collections of $10,818.88, leaving un- Hongkong reporta described a new LAWLOR, THOMS MUST RULE ON May- Wreck the Nation In the Democratic party, with the Irish Free State left with high bombing attack on Canton In which FOR 8TH DISTRICT collected on the list of a year ago, regard for the heads of the British $942.02, but he did collect In Interest AT THE PRIMARIES Thomas Gallagher, yoimg Min- a dozen demolition/bomba fired 30 neapolis Attorney, holding about a YOUR BUSINESS- U. S. En?oy To Britam Lands gnovemment. Here was the picture Warships Land Several Hun- bulldtnga and killed end wounded 40 SDBMJT PLEAS $12.08 on the list, and also $Y9d.28 HIS OWN ACTION San Francisco, June 22.— (A P )— «]xrea8lng "abhorrence” of war 2,500-vote margin over the nearest of a supposedly cold-blooded realist, perapna. Federal Official Declares on ths lists from 1927 to 1938, to- A ^warning------■— that * juvenile' gangster- “ wtUlng International disputes. of five opponents for the guberna- smart In trading, who In one fell (Continued from Page One.) (Oontinaed from Page One.) Friday Night Voters Will gether with Interest of $ lU .n and Pronier. Chamberlani swoop settled a problem which has dred Marines Under Bar- ism, if left unchecked, might breed A motion was made to table the lienfees of $48.75, making'the total Latest RetDrns From Minne- torial nomination, Fred Schllplln, They Are Artificial Bar* St. Cloud publisher. FUTURE stood for years. It gives great hope In a similar vein, Rich said' the resolution but Tom Warren, p re s i- collecriona received and paid to the yer*a charge that when he (Alcorn) force enough to "wreck the nation” Returns ■ from 3116 precincts for the p ^ ce of the world and was LEHMAN W IU RUN "mere acceptance of a gift” after was appointed, there waa no cauae dent of tbe Rotary cluba of Great Gather For Annual Meet treasurer $11,477.78. sota G res Him Command- Part Of The Transaction. idealism in its highest form. .The rage* Flood Blocks Troops ^ > waa laid before the oonventlon of Britain, announced he had authorl' Fire CMeFs Report counted in the Democratic race will be based on a sound foundation if yon prepare the consummation of an official act pending before the court„tbs prose- rier In Path Of R ecovery! ' Rotary International today by man was touched with genius." does not constitute a crime unleae cutor replied. ty from the sponsoring club. ing;^ Election Of O fficers. The report of Chief Engineer Le- gave Gallagher 19.694; Schllplln for specialized activities. Kennedy professed no knowledge FOR mm SEAT there was an agreement Mayor Harold R. Burton of a eve- Barking, England, to withdraw roy Griswold for thi year from ing Lead Orer His Rival 18,958; Michael Murray 14,946; Vic- "N o causer Why, the cause Is land. Shanghai, June 22,— (A P I—Japa- His motion to that effect prevailed. Juno 15, 1937' to June 15. 1938 tor Anderson. U. S. District attor- Boa ton. June 32.—(A P )—Great of possible settlements of war debts. " I f there waa an agreement,” con- that of tbe people of Connecticut— Pittsburgh, June 22 — (A P ) — Morse College offers, you practical coumeK in "Proposals to settla war debts,” nese planes twice bombed Swatow, tended Rich, "it should be set He said thousanda of boys every Privately, Council members said showed that the department had ney for St -Paul, 8.807: Charles Britain'! settlement of the Irish (Oontinaed from Psgs One.) more than million of them—agalnat Richard C. Patterson, Jr., assistant day were finding it necessary to The annual meeUng of the Eighth he eald, "on the basis erf payment Kwangtung province treaty port forth.” the resolution would only embarrass answered 46 still alarms and six Minneapolis, June 22.— (A P ) — Lethert, 4.088 and Joel Anderson 2,- Business Administration qucsUeil today was described by these men who not only violated ) choose Irrevocably between a career of principal— past interest payments 320 mllea northeast of Canton, to- support “If they, win the respective In replying. Xlcopi contended their oaths of office, but stoic tbe secretary of comm«rce, aald toda; Rotarians In Japan and possibly School and Utilities Dlstricf will be whistle alarms. The loss for all of - ' 4. Executive Secretarial Work Joseph P. Kennedy, ambassador to good rltizensblji and a life of Governor Efimer A. Benson . today to be credited on tha principal to day while ten warships stood by nominations.'' that under the rules of the court It money o f the City of Waterbury. the “feara and uncertainties other countries. It did not name any held In the HoUlstri- street school the fires waa estimated at $6,400. Leading the Republican field of ‘ Accounting ___ ne. - there was 5,200 feet of Inch held a commanding lead over form- four, Harold Stassen, Dakota coun- BBfland. a s '' "the outstanding wipe out the Interest—have been after landing several hundred (6) Friends of Now York's Re- was'sufficient for the complaint to It waa the people of the state who pressed by business executl' nation. B^day evening at 7:30 daylight 2 4 before Congress, I believe, for sev- give the accused definite notice of «T n each case," he said, "the de- hose laid and 900 feet of L4- Inch er Governor Hjalmar Petersen, his ty attorney, had an apparently un- Stenography adslevement of British statesman- Marines on the nearby Island of publican-Fusion Florello LaOuardIa, came Into this court, who said a oonceVnlng future developments The Rotary lawmakers olio heard eral ..mon the, but the matter Is not what, he la charged with and aald cision may be a personal one, but alvlng time. The call for the meet' hose. Ladders were raised seven opponent In a bitter race for nomi- beatable advantage o»-er htarrin ship In the last SOO years." Namoa under cover of a barrage. with whom Lehman disputed New crime had been committed and the relationship between govatn- a charge that some of the organizS' The 19.S8-.S9 catalog describing courses is now before me.” The stu ck lead to the belief that York's relief needs last winter, were tlie complaint waa "simply broad should be ferretedou t and punish- the combined effect may make or tion'i leaders were perpetuating i Ififf Jras posted last Saturday and In rimes. Salvage covers were used on nation as Farmer-Labor candidate Nelson, twice the Republican nomi- ’the ambassador said, at a press The ambaseadrir, who arrived here enough.” ment and business “have become wreck the nation. two occaklons to save contents of nee and twice dcfea'tcd by Farmer- available. < the long-awaited south China offen- reported to have protested to the ed. And that's what I propose to artificial barriers In tbe path of re- "reactionary” administration within the call there are 14 different sec for governor, as Incomplete j^tums oenference, that the effect of the today to attend Claas Day exercises "It may be on- the battlefield of four rooms. The business section,of I.abor candidates In general elec- sive to cut Canton off from the cen- President against Lehman's possible Alcorn aald that when the state do." covery." the order. tlops to be acted upon, which in from Monday's primary election settlement went "tar beyond the at Harvard college, where hll son, crime prevention that the life of Depot Square has been ipspected tions. tral battlefront was underway. nomination. presents Ita evidence the Inferences Judge Inglls asked McDonough to In a speech prepared for delivery The accusation waa made dude the reports of the officers, straggled In. ^ composition of the Irish difficulties" Joseph P., Jr., is chairman of the would be "Irresistible.” democracy will be aaved.’.' once each month, the report shows, -.Occupation of Namoa waa com- Not To Name .Successor furnish him by tonight with auth- Arthur B. MoOaiin to the annual convention ot the JCa- Allen Albert, former editor of the election of officers, laying of a tax Leadership of the state's dominant Wlllr 3.070 precincts reported, the because it proved to the world that commencement exercisee, eald ha ority In support of hla contention Mayor Burton askea Rotary to and It has been of great help. when Prime Minister Chamberlain pleted by nightfall yesterday They Received.Stock tlonal Association of Retail C r^ lt Minneapolis Journal, In supporting and the necessary vote to borrow political party was at stake In the returns gave Sta-ssen 109,786; Nel- was not going to Introduce any deb' Lehmaq's announcement removed that while the court bad no power "rededlcate" its boys’ work program money. The auditors of the district. John voting, which, for a time, see-sawed son 64.835; Mayor-George E. Leach MORSE COLLEGE sets out to make "a bargain” be though Chinese troops resisted, re- the likelihood of hla exercising "It Is very significant,” he con- Arthur E. McCann, employed for men, be declared that tbe barriers a proTCsal of the (Chicago club to utantei at “ the July 5 court in Lon- porU here said. to name ’Alconi special prosecutor. the past ten years by the Pruden' are artificial “because they are to divert the stream of youth from broadm the method of nominating One ^ of the requirements of the F. Limerick and Charles D. Whllcher to give the advantage first to one. of Minneapolis 50.865 and Harson '‘ooaeludes a fair agreement." don.” power to appoint a successor to fill tinued, "that we have the majority It could hsive named Hoyt. 18S Ann Street Hartford Hiere b ^ been an Impression. The Japanese technique was the tlal Insurance Company, has been largely man-made; because they are crime and organized outlawry, president, treasurer and directors. charter law of the district Is to signed certificates that the books then tp the other candidate. BenSon Northrop 2,940. the unexplred term of Senator Cope- and minority leaders o f the House 100 Motions Kennedy dMlared, that when Great CaUe tt Noneenee same as was used May 11 In occupa- appointed assistant manager to suc- frequently emotional rather than which he said were the essence of Deeplte Albert's charge that print at least one day before the of the tax collector and treasurer plied up a big margin In the Twin land, who would have aerved at who received stocks. They didn't get Meanwhile, counsel for all except " I have said just about all there tion of Amoy, another south China ceed Charles A .’^Robblns who was logical; because they are baaed on "arbitrary dictatorship and the methods of “ward politics” and "at- annual meeting the reports o f the were examined by them and found Cities and the northern.Minnesota Britain made a trade "someone had least until 1941, and waa Inter- a watch, an automobile, or money. five of the 27 men accused of con- ^ Britain’s Royal Air Force i-eport- is to say on the debutante matter,” promoted fo the superintendency of speculation of what may happen in enemy of free democracy." officers and the detailed reports of to be correct, the amount of tax un- Iron range distrlctB, labor strong- to-pay the bill."' port. 130 mllea north of Swatow. preted as definitely removing him They received stocks In the v e ^ spiracy prepared to appear In court tacks on chahicter" had been used idly plans to develop a corps of the ambassador declared. ‘It's non- district number two 'of the company the future rather than what is hap- A lth o^h Rotary’s leaders pre- collected, as shown by their report holds, while Petersen drew his 1 . SB' J ' V. •Wow,” ho said. "Mr. Chamber- The U. S. Gunboat Aajievlile, from the gubernatorial picture even company which wanted the legisla- tomorrow to argue more than 100 In a move to defeat the proposal all the officers called upon to make physical .and mental "super men" lain can go ahead with bis policy sense for a lot of people to dash standing by at Swatow for emer- tion. Would Your Honor draw any at Providence, R. I. Mr. Robbins, pening in the present." viously Bad made peace the conven- the council voted a substitute meas the reports are appearing In the ad- corresponding to that of the report strength from the rural districts. over to Ehigland, curtsy to the King though be should not run for the motions attacking the state's of the tax collector. to fly '400-mllc-per-hour fighting o r ffeaSng with dictator nations gencies, eald fighting had not yet inferences from that?" was in charge of the local office of Patterson asserted that the "hls- tion keynote. Its lawmakers, the ure authorizing a committee to In vertising columns of this issue. Early today, with returns In from planes. and Queen and daeh back again. Senate. His term expires next De- charges, which they dumped yester- the Insurance company under Su< torlo mission” of the Federal gov- CtouncU on Legislation, dodged con- All of these reports will be acted ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD — IT PAYSI with a reputation of fair dealing ^ aUrted there. United States Cimsiil cember 31. Alcorn said It seemed "very day In the court clerk's office. vestlgate the election machinery T^e first report that Is scheduled tahltahbd and no one can say to him The British don't like I t tt never Whitney Young last reported 69 strange” they received stocks In the perintendent Samuel Davis of Hart- ernment has been “ to preserve the clusive action on a resolution ex- and report to the 1939 convention. to be read at the meeting Friday upon at the meeting Friday night. dose anybody any good. I'm Just not He came to the governorship lij When the imposing pile of mo- ford. s ^ e he Is negotiating with others, American men, women and children company which the act was intend- conditions under which markets can night Is that of the president of the going to have anything to do with 1933 as successor to the newly tions waa finally capped, Judge residing In the Swatow consular dis- ed to help. Assistant Manager McCann will operate fairly and freely—by pre- district, W. W. Robertson. In hIs UONS' CONVENTION It elected President Roosevelt, after Inglla fixed Friday as the date for servo with John Pentland and venting fraud, by outlawing any and trict. having been the latter’s lieutenant “I f they can convince anybody, hearing a portion of them. year. The other conferences are report Mr. Robertson* reviews the •‘I f any American la really living Frank Nackowskl as assistant man- all kinds of manipulation, and by Eastern Point, June 22— (A P ) — The British destroyer, R, M. S. governor for four years, and was re- court or Jury that they received TYplcal of the motions were alx Mass. C, E,; Northfleld Missionary; expenditures of the district both as Km in Engipnd,-doing bualneea there, agers of the company's Insurance di- preserving genuinely competitive MERGER DELAYED More than 450 delegates to the an- Duchess was enroute to Swatow elected two yeartr later. In 1936, that stock as a gift, the state will filed by Hayes, which questioned Al. United Presbyterian; Rellglous Edu- to the sewer department and the and la a bona fide resident then FlI visions In town. He Is a past conditions.” nual convention here of the Ckmnec- from Hongkong as a precautionary after announcing Intention to retire be ready to submit," he added. "But corn's appointment and the consti- catlon; Westminster Choir Summer fire department. The figures show do something. Til do It because It President of the Arm y and Navy The Primary Concern ticiit and Rhode Island districts of measure. to private life, he responded to a I don't believe It can be done— It tutionality of the jury proceedings. School and The Northfleld General that the expenses of .the sewer dis- Evorddsf bea Seep t» Nats win be of some value, but I won't can't be done." Club and member of several ex- The assistant secretary said the Conference. trict during the period from June Lions International attended a Swatow, altuated on a promontory draft movement launched by Rooae- They also demanded that the In- 'primary concern,” of his depart- AT CHURCH PARLEY I M M ck Ikcyu eiial to. PMWli N Ml Mser. SMUT. MUM M IM of the Han river, is the center of velt followers and was choaen for a formation be quashed, that Hayes ment has been to“ see our system of main business of which was the m WM rm m M m w i. horrlMl m tbtv ple-'llke that who make a lot of demurrers said "the Information Yankee Division Association, with fW wmtn vm t m ■■rft Oitt^ a large American trade, especially third term. be permitted to Inspect the, Grand $8,212.88. The largest amount of election of officers. money and then run off to England seems to me as clear as crystal. I which unit he served overseas as a free, private enterprise work, and nm t o i ttfw t r w kar* c>«, katn* for rice, sugar, camphor and em- Jury records, that the 70-page report that Is the primary concern ot most this expenditure, $2,884.78. was for or the continent to live. That's ou t” Lehman’s administration saw en- don’t see how It can be made any member of Company O, 102nd Regi- The delegates held a golf tourna- r\ji*iS‘irtn Biy ” *****^^‘ broidery. actment of numerous measures to made by the jury be expunged from ment. business men today. None of us can Lutherans To Wait Until labor, and $1,193.44 for land pur ment this ipomlng and also attend- MV wm uk* » lAitttn tm f ic> Kennedy, apparently In- fine clearer what the accused are the court records and that certain Overnight News chased, with the next largest Item, t to iluiiirMi B^fMllik. II i«Ht tSoM health and good spirits, said he In Central Oilna give effect In New York state to charged with." He Is a native of this town, is deny that our economic system has ed a swimming exhibition. I Uttoto M U «d M ll> «M for ladlc^vtlon allegations be etrlcken therefrom on not worked smoothly over long $828.30 for engineering. , - The two-day convention opened • MMM nmmk t«M* UraiMt. r^iwt would visit Cape CM tomorrow to Meanwhile, the Japanese cam- many of the laws passed In the While John F. McDonough, of married and Uvea at 160 Benton I I atMiM. ta4.twt fM tack a« m r tha contention that they were in- street. periods of time In the past.” Closing Session To Vote Of Connecticut Fire Cost yesterday and a dinner was held r to*----- M Mkft- i i t• o---- « itac m4 «M iii watch hit younger eon, John F „ par- paign In central China still was early New Deal agenda. Naugatuck, counsel for Lawlor, had cluded "only for the purpose of • fa r l Paterson said there waa nothing By ASSOCIATED PRESS The cost for the fire departpient last night. rm tt. IiTcar &U ticipate in an Intercollegiate regat- stopped by the Yellow river flood. Bennett, first elected attorney no demurrer he addressed the court creating resentment and hatred Inherently yndemocratlc” In the totaled $6,249.82. which is above the ta. He eald he did not plan on at- Though the river dropped 18 Inches general In 1930 and prominent in briefly contending with Carpenter a "relief” to live In Europe, ex- On Closer R e la t io n ^ . against Hayes, and depriving him of use of Federal authority establish usual amount, due to the expendi- The total amount of light given tending the Harvard commence- rain continued. American Legion circles, rose In the and Mch that It waa necessary for a fair trial. plaining both he,, and bis wife al- Hartford— Frank R. Odium, un- rules governing economic liberty. ture of $949.65 for the changing ot by B full moon 1s believed to be less ment Japaneie dropped rubber boau political scale during the last 11 the complaint to charge there was The five defendants who did not ways were "escorted by detectives employment compensation commis- years from a virtually unknown He referred to the wage and hour sioner for this district, ruled that a tires on the older truck. The larg'- than one three-hundred thousandth | Ambassador Kennedy said ha by parachute to Isolated unlU to an agreement or a promise. file- motions were: Charles E. W il- because of fear of gangsters" ih the S t Louts. June 22.— (A P )— Ac- est expense of the fire district Is Brooklyn lawyer. blU, recently enacted by Congreas striker, at the Blgelow-Sanford Car- that of the sun. would visit Notre Dame convent In permit their escape, and a sweeping A t “ ne point during the hearing liamson and Harry E. Mackenzie, United States. the hydrant cost, for which the dis- Attention! aid said the regulatory measures of "Uon oni a proposed closer relation- pet Cto., In Thompsonvllle Is not East Boston aometlms today to tea shift of troops to the Yangtse front Rich said “ If he (Alcorn) has evi- Fairfield county Republican leaders; the bill "do not regrlment business” ' trict paid $2,217.24. The additional ship between the two branches of eligible for unemployment compen' Sister S t John and Bister Mary for a thrust at Hankow began. dence he ought to charge It In hla jTlmothy J. Morgan, city hall super- but “ serve as standards to protect telephone service that Is now main- satlon. The decision was made RUBBER HEELS Magdalene, his former teachers. He Thousanda of troops were mov- complaint.” intendent; Edward G. Levy, New the higher plane on which competi- Lutheranism probably will await tained in connection with the alarm REBELS SLOWED UP SUIXIEEDS IN SECOND specifically In the appeal from the added he would leave tomorrow ing down the captured Tlentsln- Alcorn replied that was a matter Haven lawyer; and Enoch Borgnaes, tion may freely operate, x x x x the closing sessions of the Evan- system has cost $225.95. Other afternoon for Washtngton to com- New York auditor and the only one State Labor Department’s ruling Pukow railway through Suchow and of proof that would come up at the Freedom of competition is not slim- gelical Sjmod, now holding Its cen- larger amounts expended for the Attached plete his-report to.? the Preeldent, Nanking and upriver by motorized IN VALENCIA DRIVE trial. of the 27 accused men who Is atlU«a AHEMPT AT SUICDE Inated. It Is merely confined with- by Lerone P. Bower, a striker, fugitive. tennial convention here. fire department Includes $530, jani- and would return next week to Lon- fishing boat to the new front. Chi- in limits which many Industrial WilllmantIc— Six cars on a freigbt tor; new fire hose, $326.78; donation While Yon Wait I don. nese sources said 80,000 Japanese leaders have declared essential -in A committee studying the recom- train became derailed and blocked (Continued from Page One.) to-hose companies and firemen, troops were moving through the Body Of Meriden Accountant private enterprise Is to continue Ita mendations— believed toxall for re- the single track line of the Central $380; salaries, $475. service to society x x x ." moval of several theological barriers I f an egg rattles when shaken. It Shanghai area to the same sector. ABOUT TOWN Found Hanging From Water Vermont railroad between White Treasurer's Report on Valencia, should a retirement NAVY SPEEDS UP —was to have reported to th* dele- Indicates that the egg Is not fresh. Severe fighting has occurred the Pipes In Cellar Of Hla Home River Junction, Vt., and New Lon- The report of John M. Miller, the S. YULYES from the VlIIarreal-Gonda line be gates yesterday. Clergymen said The air apace Inside the shell has last three days along narrow atrlps Morris Metier and Chris Glenney don for more than three hours. district’s treasurer, shows total re- 701 Main St^ Johnson Biock forced. there waa more likelihood of ac-' become la ^ e through slow evapora- of marshland bordering the Yang- left this morning for New York and BULDING PLANS Meriden, June 23.— (A P )—A sec- Hartford—The (imnecticut Ameri- ceipts of $22,713.10. Starring'the (Stripped to the waist the work- MRS. F. B. BULKELEY ceptance than a( any time since the tion. tze above Wuhu, with Chinese de- ers tolled in baking heat to complete tonight win witness the fight be- ond. suicide attempt within a year canism committee of the American' year with a balance of $334.04 there fending both banks from concrete tween Joe Louis and Max Schihellng and a half by Arthur J. Muir, 89, American Lutheran church parted Legion protested to School Superin- waa received In taxes and Interest defenses between Sagunto and Al- (Oontinaed from Page One.) with the Kvangellca] Synod of Mis- blockhouses and trenches protected menara, 14 miles north o f Valencia. at the Yankee stadlum-^-lf it doesn’t accountant, was successful today DIES IN HARTFORD tendent Fred D. Wish the use of on liens, $11,477.78; demand loans by mazes of barbed wire. rain. souri. Ohio and other states. Hartford Public High school July l secured during the year totaled (Thick barbed wire protected ma- ton submarines to 30,000-ton battle- when Muir's body was discovered Nearing Barrier chine gun and artillery neats behind hanging from water pipes In ths Creation of a new southeastern for a German-Amerlcan Bund meet- $8,500. Receipts from sewer as- ships, already are on the waya, and (Oontinaed from Page One.) Gunboats from the Japanese deep broad trenches to trap tanks. A special rehearsal of the St. cellar of hla home. district, with a membership of sev ing. sessmenta amounted to. $1 ,130.54, Congress provided funds to start 39 eral thousand, occupied the dele- Armada of 90 ships had shelled their (The Valencia press bragged that Mary's church choir In preparation On January 22. 1937 Muir at- WUllmantlc— Police (3hlef Thomas and connections made to sewers MIDSUMMER others. lly lot in Cedar Hill cemetery, next gates yesterday. The area Will com- way up the muddy river almost that city would be another Madrid. for the radio broadcast tomorrow tempted to take hla life In exacuy F. Grady said George H. Paquette, brought in $407.47, as among the night oyer station W TH T will be Whether two of tlie four project- to her husband. prise North and South Carolina, In- larger Items. within gun range of the Matowchen (Nulea probably waa the worst- ed battleships shall exceed the for- the same manner but was discover- 16, of this city, waa arrested on a held at the church this evening at She was a member also o f the cluding Augusta, Ga„ with the The district spent $21,595.83, booms built across the river and wrecked city in Spain as a rgfult of mer treaty limit of 38,000 tons may ed by his wife, cut down and re- theft charge In connection wUn a 7:30. The broadca.st tomorrow Connecticut Society, the Connecti- boundary extending north along, the which Included the repayment of If fessj eefl- Night Gowns fortified by Chinese to prevent a a terrific air raid a week-^o/yes- be decided Immediately. Congress vived by artificial respiration. cut Historical Society, the Ruth $692 safe burglary May 21 at a night will be at 9 o'clock. Shennandoah valley to Harrisburg, $8,500 on a loan and a general ex- '• . ""7 tm n« a molt- naval attack on Nonkow. terday. was told two would be of this size, This morning Mrs. Muir was bowling establishment here. •llft, 4a»’i ba ditcMrostd. Schaca Wyllys chapter, D. A. R., and the Pa., and including (Cumberland, pense account of $1,633.18. The Seamstress and Chinese were said to have minded Inhabitants Flee the same as two capital ships now asleep when Gordon L. Sawin, a Hartford Golf cnub. East Hartford—The Board of asd nperitnea hova worliid togalhar Mrs, T. E. .Wode of Ljmn, Mass,, Md.; east to and Including Trenton, general expense of the sewer de- the river liberally above the boom, (W ith most of the regi^ar In- under construction, and that If It diner night manager, who rooms Senator’s Career Education appointed Roy S. Hag- Is and niphirs hosdicapi—Is ghra yoa Kayser Makes who has been the guest of Mrs. N. J., and south along the Dela- partment amounted to $3,519.41. especially at the entrance of Poyang habitants gone and the city filled were decided to hold the fifth and with the Muir family, found the Senator Bulkeley, who died in hIs gard, principal of Robert E, Fitch csaiidits pkjrileal and mmtal aaia. U t Thomas Sullivan, 48 Riverside Drive ware river to Include Camden, N. J. and $1,193.44 was paid for land pur- lake at Hukow to prevent a naval with refugees at tbe time of the sixth to 38.000 tons, bids would be body. 88th year, was for many yeara High school, Groton, for the past at (It roa nritk tha amozlnj, NEW Nationally Known for the pa.st week, returned to her chased, and $500 as a retaining fee expedition against Nanchang, the raid, no one was left to search for asked for all four July 1. president of the Aetna Life Insur- Leaders o f tbe ;:aatem states dis- nine years, principal of the East home today. Mrs. Wode is the Dr. H. de Forest Lockwood, medi- for engineers for the new sewer sya- for Values great Chinese air base. the dead. An estimated SOO bombs Three of the- projected new, bat- anpe Company and affiliated com- trict opposed the plan. They charg- Hartford High school. N O N - S K I D mother of Miss Ccretha Potter, cal examiner, paid that Muir must tem. This amount with the cost of To meet the new thrust General- fell on the luckless city, wrecking It tleships are to be built In commer- panies. Active sportsman, hs was ed the arrangement “waa not prop- of Batiste and night supervisor at the Memorial have gone to the cellar about six Hartford—The Connecticut State the fire department, $6,249.82, left SP OT-P AD TRUSS issimo Chlang Kai-Shek relied upon block by block.) hospital. cial plants, the fourth In a Navy the first president of the National erly made and may prove unwork- Federation of Women’s cluba pre- French Crepe o'clock this morning judging from able.” The matem district will lose the district with a balance of • alanea how tha aav the-Yellow river temporarily to pro- Tuesday’s unsuccessful Insurgent yard, League and served more than 30 j sented to the state and dedicated 80 the condition of tbe body. several of /its largest congregations $1,117.27. Non-Shid Spot-Sad* (ootara holdi Hio test ble left flank pieces and large aifvance toward Burriana, orange Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Lavey The destroyers for which bids years as an official of the NatlonalB" acres of land In Pleasant Valley os nptara tKaroly with only ono-kotf ths and fishing jiort of 13,000. by way He had been despondent and in a In the breaking down of bis re- Beautiful Prints , numbers of planes, newly arrived of 78 Foster street, and Mrs. were asked today will be of 1,800 Trotting association. ^ to the newly-formed division. an addition to the people’s forest. prtnara’ef ordinary tnmof. Light of Vlllarrreal ended in a series of highly nervous condition for some port, Treasurer Miller shows that from Soviet Russia and other for- Lavey’s mother, Mrs. Adolflna And- tons, the submarines 1.320 tons, the time, according to Dr. Joseph A. During a legislative deadlock over Prblpoeiaon Approved and comfortoblo, yoa can woar It with- air battles. the gubernatorial election In 1891, departmental expenses for tbe year eign countries. erson. left this afternoon for Bos- fleet tugs 1.180 and the submarine Meknit. family physician, who was Proponents said the new district oat bting caaiciaoi nf It. Insurgents' reported a slight rec- ton, and tomoirow will attend the he forced bis way Into the executive UNINJURED BY FALL just closed were $1,722.15 more than Regular A t Canton it was said the train- tender 8,800 tons. called to the scene, would "unify and strengthen mlS' tification of their lines near Teruel commencement exercises at Haf- Advance estimates put the cost chamber In the capltoI with a crow- a year ago. Tha *Spot* hold: tha hornla ing of 800,000 new Szechwan tropps Muir had been employed by the alon work In that territory.” The •aearnly, « with yoor (in- Sizes and a consolidation of newly-won vard University. Mr. and Mrs. of the destroyers at about $8,000,- bar. The Supreme Oiurt decided Hartford, June 22— (A P) —Eliza- There Is due tbe district as out- was completed. New York, New Haven and Hart- proposition was approved after gart,' whHn tha aon-ihid poslUona In South Spain near Lavey’s son, Frederick S. Lavey, Is 000 each, the submarines, minus the that he was de facto governor. beth Schwartz, 19-months-oId standing on sewer assessments, An Amaiang S a\ i^ Event Li 3-hour debate. (In Tokyo a foreign office spokes- Penarroya. a member of the graduating claas. ford railroad In the main office at The term for which be waa $8,862.66, against $10,043.20 a year larfact haapt tha pad (rant i propelling machinery, which the Dr. Arthur Bnum of Brooklyn, N. daughter of Mrs. Martin Schwartz, ■lipping. New Haven for 20 years. ago. During the year there was Navy will supply, at $4,000,000 elected had expired In January, Y., told the Assembly last night apparently was injured In a 20-foot Besides the widow, Muir leaves $1,130.54 collected on sewer assess- telMtme ntUag By bparts I each, the fleet tugs at $2,078,000 1891. Under fhe State Constitution that the education of youth was fall from a second story window at ! and the machinery for the submoA two children, Clair L., 11, and then, a majority of all the votes her home here. ments and $50 was rebated by the Coma in nnd connit ns withmit cost or Men's and Young Men's Clothing Arthur Jr., 8. “ the greatest problem confronting district officers. ^ligation. .Thsrt b a “Spot-Pad* I rlne tender about $1,000,000. cast was necessary to elect a gov- our church today." The child, playing on a couch, ernor. There had been no majority went out the window when a screen There were loans of $17,000 held Trass la (It yoor axoct rtqairoinoali. Extra Sizes 681 THE CHANGING SCENE In the election and a dispute waa In "W e must utilize the demands of gave way dropping her to a con- over or borrowed during the year, our youth to become leaders and crete sidewalk. Ftttlngi In Yoor Own Room Sl.Sl POLICE GUARDING HOME progress In the Legislature on the and $8,500 repaid, leaving outstand- MAIN ST., Buffalo, N. Y.—New York rela- balloting. Senator Bulkeley held educate them In the way of life and A t the Hartford hospital at- ing loans agidnat the district of At No Extra Oharga^ tives asked police to trace Mario the governorship two years after for the high positions of construc- tendants said the baby Iiad suffered $8,500. Manchester OF AMERICAN HEIRESS Ventrlcelll, last heard from here 20 hla term had expired. tive leadership,’* he asserted. no lU effects. Collector’s Report years ago. They gave his Buffalo He was elected mayor of Hart- Turning to the economic situation 10^00 VISIT OUR SPORTS AND BEACH NOOK Joseph Chartier, collector of the SAVE * home address, a favorite restaurant, ford In 1880, giving his salary to and unsettled conditions abroad. Dr. Sixty thousand persons perished ARTHUR WHERE THINGS NEW AND GAY ARE FEA? Telephone (Continued from Page One.) district. In his report shows that favorite theater and the honte of the city's poor fund. In 1888 he Brunn said: In less than 6 minutes during the tbs grand liat for the district oh TURED FOR THE SMART YOUNG MISS WHO friends he frequented. was chosen governor and be-served "Especially In these days of end- Lisbon, Portugal, earthquake of Drug Stores 6771 ever, a man was sentenced to four which taxes were due was $5,722,- On Any $37-50 to $4(1-00 SUIT Police found: His home the site in the United States Senate from less confusion also In religion, and 1788. After a violent shock, the LOVES FLT^ AND P L A Y . months' Imprisonment for demand- 949 on which a two mill tax was ... Drnggleta of Buffalo’s alcyscraper (jjlty Hall: 1908 to 191L In these days of countless heresies sea drew back and then rolled In voted. This would collect $11,445.- 845 Main flt. Rablnow BMg. ing money from the Countess for the restaurant replacied.by an office and 'isma which parade under the over the city. Wn£cjh£ 4 X>cUl£HjyL building; a railroad terminal where cloak of Christianity—It la of i ut- Britain's kidnapers have been few he visited friends; and a parking most imix>rtanoe that our youth and far between and usually blun- lot where the theater stcvxL colom"and patterns double-breasted models in all the latest EST. GOLF IRO N S GOLF CLUBS dering. Their activities aroused lit- know the truth so they will not be led astray.” 1907 LAWSON LITTLE anto- LAWSON LITTLE WOOD tle interest until tbe recent alleged A human adult has half an ounce (Blues and Oxfords excepted.) (Tsphed Irons. Satin chrome CLUBS attempt to abduct Viscount Nuf- Six membera of the general Synod RUBINQW ’S finished steel heads with eide Detirned by Lawton Little. of sugar In hIs blood, which la pro- field, wealthy automobile manufac- Board were re-elected. They were: flansed sole that adds dis- portionately more than a sheep and Selected persimmon heads turer, and hold him for ransom Thais. the Rev. G. C. Barth o f (Anclnnatl, tance to yoor ahola. New lest than a cow. with tm-wcl(hled sole plate. aboard a yacht (VCRY Ohio; the Rev. Paul Schulz of brown apiral finished steel Trne temper shafts, Springfield, ni.; A. M. Albrand of shafts. But a whole army of the moat driver. BRASSIE or Seymour, Ind.; E. J. Gallmeyer of Regnlar List Price 18.00 SPOON expert kidnapers could well be baf- DAY' S A Retnlar List Pries 18.00 fled by the steel shutters and pro- Fort Wayne. Ind.: Henry W. Horat, This Question Has Been Asked tective devices tha Countess had Mat. 10-18C. Eves. l»-18-$»e. DOUDAY Rock Island, HI.; and W. H. SAVE »7-5o built Into her new home. Schlueter, St. Louia. $4,.44 Sheathed In Steel TOMORROW AND FBIDAT A motion picture, '*rhe Call of the ■ EACH $5-44 Even behind ita pearl-tinted walls, Cross,” win be shown at Concordia THE NEW On Any $32-50 $35-00 7” GOLP BAQ EACH Lance's nursery overlooking the Seminary here tonight. The film la Right Here In to SUIT |:y > with two laVse SUNDAY playing fields of Regent's Park Is based on the Immigration of the Manchester— tipper poekeli and GOLF sheathed In ateel. German Saxons to America 100 IS THIS A SYSTEM ? aipper hood. BAG The slim, beautiful Countess has CIRCLE’ years ago. become one of London's leading So- FREE! FREE! Tha conventlpB win continue newest patterns in fabrics that will give service. »«>*'«Mon s wL $4,95 cialites. She was a central figure through Saturday. Yoo! It’s a system Uiat / 17 AJ 98c o f tbe London season after her re- TO THE LADIES! ^)sd, where tlid yon save money when yon were (Blues and Oxfords excepted.) gives us much pleasure-/ turn from India a short time ago. MODERNISTIC young?” “In the Savings Bank of Manchester, the once every year—it's the She and her second husband set- NORTHKIELD OONFEBBNOIS BEVERAGE SET seme bank where yon have an account started by system of planning vaca- tled In London, November 7, 1938, TO OPEN ON FRIDAY after a three-months’ honeympon In your mother and myaelf when yon were bom ." tions for our operators. Free Olaaeware To Eaeh Lady Denmark and France. Her first Pnrchaalog a $8e Tlrket • Boot Northfleld, Maaa„ Juna 32.__ “nsls we are doing right husband waa the late Georgian Thoraday or Friday, Matinee Northfleld Girls' Oonferenca now—so won’t you«. ar- TENNIS RACKETS Prince Alexis Mdivant. They Were or Evening. ■■■ officially open tbs 82pd North- ^ o , and ih some cases, three generations are now range accordingly with B b e h e l d o n INC. the Whte ^rfved is Oopso- "BlwsheaK ’i Eighth WUsT DISHES TO THE L A m s hemtoaxy b s i ( ^ her huahaad deelazed tt lA q ra U A IIANCHBSTBH VmTINO REBALD, fiCARCRESTEB. ODNR„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2S, 1988 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22,1938

homs at Ur. and Un. Frank NO WOMEN USTED of 21 yuiog* street on Wednesday drawn, but supporters _____ Wesleyan Grad TWOINTTHSAREA SOCIAL REGISTER !«auA N a n s holds VFW POST PREPARES evening, June 29th. There will be WAGE, HOUR PLAN legislation hope history's habit of of additional provisions of the Agri' Havana Seed, if and- when the M u ^’XNNT iiOARD VOTES ROCKVILLE a program of games, entertainment repeating lUelf will not be carried cultural Adjustment Act 1938. mere indicate that they desire them. ITS ANNUAL OUTINC and refreshments. too far. The NRA was killed by the Charles D. Lewis, Assistant Direc- The schedule of meetings, Ui of ITS PARADE PLANS FOR JURY SEVICE Neighborhood Oub Mejilng Supreme Qourt. tor of the Northeast Dtolaion of the which have been called for 8 p. m , .EDUCATION BUDGET YALE GRADUATES LISTS ANNE CLARK The Neighborhood a u b will meet SIMILAR TO NRA AgrlcultuMl- Adjustment Adminis- d.s.t.,. are os follows: Members Go To Miss Pauline at the home of Mrs. Leonard Greene London— (AP) —Last year Brit- tralion and Frank B. WUklnson, June 28—Suffleld Town Hall. * HI(» SCHOOL HOLDS of Ogden’s (torner on Thursday af- ain’s war graves commission found Five Sessions Throughout Senior MarkeUng Specialist of the June 24—South Windsor Town Beebe’s Cottage At Coventry ternoon. 768 bodies of British soldiers killed Bureau of Agricultural, Economics Hall. CoDrt Register Still Provides In the World war. They Identified Hartford And Tolland Coun- Frank R. Simon Of,^ Henry Bride Of President’s Son Lake Last Evening. Large UniHFrom Town Go- Gustave A. Splelman of Long- In Half Dozen Points It Coin- are coming from Washington to dis- H^I?"* ^ — HazardviUe Institute Miel Fonn Qaestioned; CRADUAmN TONIGHT 189. ties To Hear Specialists On cuss loans as a means of putting a view, and Mr. Hoberman, of Tolland The commission's 595 officials Act. ' Ths OedUan Club held its annual For "12 Good Men And left Tuesday morning for New Yftrk’ floor under the tobacco prices and June 28—Glastonbury Old Town Street, Earl Shedd Of Bol- Jnst Makes The Deadline outing last night at Mias Pauline ing To Greenwich To Take cidesr-Not So Wide In search for bodies and tend graves standard grades for tobacco. Most Hall. Frofide For Pay Rises; Dr. George S. Brookes To Be where they wlU attend'the Louls- In France and Belgium. Beebe’s cottage at Coventry lake. Schmellng fight. While there, they The Agricultural Conservation types of tobacco have standard June 28—Ellington Town HoU. Swimming was popular until the Tme” With Capital M. Speaker; Topic Of Class Es- French searchers found 231 Associations of Hartford and Tol- grades. The Bureau of Agricultur- ton Get Diplomas Today. For The Sommer Edition. Part In Sessions Saturday says To Be “Vocations.” are going on board the Europa, as Apptication. French and 483 German bodies In land CounUes have called five meet- Coal Pirdiase Discassed. sound of the supper bell, then ev- Mr. Splelman has received posses al Economics will eatabUsh stand- Gold Is the most malleable erybody scurried around to get Pas-de-(3alals alone during 1937. ings to consider taking advantage ard grades for Broadleaf and metal. Rockville. June 22—The gradua- They yriU visit old acqualntaioes In dressed ]for the fine meal prepared No women are Included In the Hat Yorkvllle, and return home Friday. ItMtlBC tofether late y«aterday Frank R. Simop, son of Mr. and New York. June 22.—(AP) —’The by Miss Haiel Drlgga and her staff. Plans for the attendance ot mem- of 78 names of local people, ap- tion exercises of the Clast of 1988 Washington, June 22.—(AP) _ Mni. Soott H. Simon of 124 Henry Summer Social Register came off Games in variety occupied the bers of Anderson-Shea Post, VFW, , Those stormy, stirring days of ■ftanioon. the town's Joint School at the State VFW convention proved for jury duty by the Board of the RockvlUe High School will be June, 1933, when General Hugh I atreet and Earl Shedd' of Bolton the press today with a new addi- greater portion of the time remain- held this evening at the Sykes Au- Board, composed of members of the ing. parade In Greenwich Saturday -w ,of Selectmen this week. After ^ ditorium. Johnsoq* was creating the National'll Board of Education and the Board Ifotch graduated from Yale Univer- tion to the Roosevelt clan—the for- made at the rcgtilar meeting of ,’Wg legislative struggle, women CLAIM TOWNSEND a U B S Recovery Administration, may have '' sity at commencement exercises In It was discovered by some of the The speaker of the evening will of Selectmen, approved an educa- mer Anne Clark of Boston—marked members that yesterday was the unit last night at the Green Ho: 'jlst year succeeded In having passed a subdued counterpart when the | New Haven this afternoon. Shedd last Saturday to the President’s son Chairman Herbert Blssell an- be Dr. George S. Brookes, pastor of machinery is set u p ' for the new j Uooal budget for the coming: ftscal graduated from Manchester High birthday of the club’s—president, by the General Assembly, a law giv- the Union (>>ngregatlonal church INCREASING IN EAST John. Miss Mae Dickinson, and a large, nounced the uniform, for the parade, wage-hour program. jrear which, with certain changes school in the class of 1934 , and black shoes, white trousers, black ing women equal responsibility with who will have a message of Interest Less broad in its application than made at the meeting, amounts to Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt’s mar- beautifuly decorated cake whs made SAVE ON WARD’S Simon left High to attend Phillips riage nearly two weeks earlier to belts, white shirts, black four-in- men applicants have asked to be for all of the graduates. The topic the NRA, the wage-hour adminis- fUl,N>0. The form of the budget, Exeter Academy, Exeter, N. H., In for the occasion. ' Miss Beebe, In ap- inotud^. It was r 'd, but In any of the eiuays for the evening will Convention Told Huge Gains Manuela Hudson didh’t "make the preciation of her hospitality, was hand tie and white overseas caps. tration win concern lUelf with In- presto ted In summary, was not In preparation for Yale. deadline," because it wasn't an- Chairman BisseirwUl have the Ues, event, action on the present jury be ’’Vocations.” It is expected that In Members Have Been Made terstate Industries and those linked I ■nflldrat detail to suit several of Shedd, the son of Mr. and Mrs. presented with a summer chair. service list was rather tardy, and the auditorium will be filled when Oarl E. HulUne Frank R. Simon, (left above), son of Mr. and Mrs. Scott H. Simon nounced In advance. Mrs. Arthur Gibson read a poem of caps and belts at the Home not In Ohio And Pennsylvania. directly to Interstate Commerce, j the Selectmen, who, however, dur-< Oeorge D. Shedd of Bolton was Young Vanderbilt, whose bride is later than tomorrow morning. the list below was drawn with only toe exercises start at 8:15 p.m. The NRA, on the other hand, .at- |i tag tbs course of the session, made of 124 Henry street, and Earl Shedd, (right), son of Mr. sind Mrs. her own composition about ^ club,: Carl B. HulUne, son of Mr. and prominent in scholastic activities George D. Shedd of Bolton - Notch, are the only boys in the immediate a member of an old Callfopt^ fam- A convoy' of cars for the conven- minor revision of last year’s regis- The program will be as follows: tempted to encompass all Industry j I no (Ejection. Afterward there was and sports while attending Man- ily, was listed merely as "Vander- which has had an unusually busjr tion city win leave Mapit avenue ter. It containing nearly all of the Music—High School orchestra; Los Angeles, June 22.—(AP) — with 600-odd codes. * SUMMER VACATION NEEDS Mrs. C. M. HulUne of 64 Hackma- vicinity in the 1938 class at Yale. Simon majored In Industrial Ad- omalderable opinment, and the head chester High. He was a member of bilt. Mr. Alfred G.” season. From September 24 to and South street, Hartford at 9:16 ames, In fact, that have been listed Procession of Graduates; Prayer, The Tovmsena ild age pension On a half dozen or more points, vl of one town department promised tack street, received the degree of ministration and Shedd in geology. June 20, the club has had a total of bring the past, several years. |"°vement Is mushrooming Bachelor of Arts at Wesleyan's the football, track and swlmm i^ TTie bride of the President’s a. m. Saturday. This c.onvoy will Rev. Edward J. ()ulnn, pastor of St however, the objectives of the wage- *to bring In a budget so the School teams, the Glee Club and )>and. youngest son Is listed, "aark. Miss 18 engagements, vocal and dra- be escorted by State Police throuA 3In some towns, the names of Bernard’s church; Music, Lovely litlcally-significant eastern s ta t^ hour legislation almost coincide Board can see what one ought to lOfith commencement exercises Sun- Simon was bom in Manchester Anne L.,’’ uiider his name, with the matic, and already has five out'«f- to Greenwich without stop enroule. eligible persons are taken from Appear from Oratorio Redemption, Gie third na- with those of the NRA. Here are j| day. A graduate of Manchester town bookings for the fall season, tlonal Townsend convention. look like.” The complainants held High and Loomis "Schi^I, Hultine October 7, 1916 and attended Man- notation, "Married at Nahant, Those wishing to enter the convoy town records, tossed Into a drum, Gounod, Girls’ Glee Club; Solo, some examples: j| ~ FIRST that an poaslhle expenditures should chester High and Phillips Exeter Fireworks Fund STILES STEVENS HEADS Mass., June 18." which will begin wfth' a rehearsal of cars report at the VFW Home, and a real “drawing" Is held, with “Lovely Springs," Ooenen, Mary Toirosend state organizers re- Wages—The new program fixes a f t r a t i n V a l u e ! W a rd ^ he completely broken down and won freshman numerals in football Academy. While at Yale he has As usual, the summer edition of on September 13. __ Manchester Green not later than 8 ineligible persons' names thrown Shepherd: Essays, Salutatorian, ported huge gains In Ohio and minimum of 25 cents an hour the ■ttemUed, and that amounts of Items and track at Wesleyan as well as a. m. Saturday. Fifty post mem- Pennsylvania, both national poUtlcal his varsity letter in football. He taken the Indu.atrlal Administration The Legion FireworkB Fund HARTFORD PWA OFFICE the little black book Is more deco- out, and further drawing being Gladys Wilson, “VdcaUona In not spots. first year and 30 cents thereafter, ,and estimated coat should be given course at the Sheffield school. reached a total of $137.57 with Mon- rative than the winter edition bc- bers are expected in line for the made to complete the list. The list Science"; Marion Young. "Art In with indu.stry committees directed per unit “ ’ was also vice president of the sen- While at Yal^ he played on his fra- daV<< donations added. All Legion cAuse of the tiny yacht pictures AUTO BODY WORKS parade. below was not drawn, but was com- Industry"; Music, Forrest Dance, Their statements echoed a con- to Increase It to 40 cents as rapidly ior class and a member of the Skull alongside the names of many of the The Manchester Post will have piled. vention report yesterday that the as possible. “Only In that way," said Select- and Serpent, senior honorary socie- ternity and class baseball and workers are asked to complete their North Haven Ennineer To Targett Boys and Girls Glee Club; man Ifathlas Spleaa, “can we really basketball teams. He is a member canvass a.s soon hs possible. A elite. the time honored "right of line" The names below will be on call Essays, John Allard, "Careers In resulted In The NRA fixed minimum wa^es ty. He Is affiliated with the Delta Handle Local Projects In Despite the recession, these em- HERE INCORPORATES position in the big convention pa- from September 1. 1938, to Septem- a 100 per cent” Townsend victory. by Industries. The cotton textile tall what we are doing." The Se- Kappa Epsilon. He will enter the of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity fund of $700 is being sought for the Entertainment”: Edward Robb Charles M. Newell, Townsend na- .Isetman hdd that when a sum of, and is preparing for work in ma- annual display. New SpendinK-Lendinff Pro- blems of prosperity still are well rade next Saturday behind the Na- ber 1, 1939, the selection by the Valedictorian, "Public Service a Industry, for Instance, submitted an 11 employ of the Aetna Life Insurance sprinkled through the 896 pages of tional Cliamplonship Anderson- tlonal representatlye In Ohio, said .My, $10,000 la entered for fuel and chine industry. The totals.' ffram." Board of Selectmen being dated June Career"; Address to the Graduates, today Townsend club membership In original code proposal calUhg for a ! ^Vght, It Is very difficult for any company next month. Previous balance ...... 3114.62 the "Social Register, Summer, 1988 The Manchester Auto Body Shea Post Band. 20. Certain persons, such a doctors, 310 minimum for a 40-hour week, or I Shedd was bora in Rutland, Ver- —All CiUes," Work.s. Incorporated . of Manches- Reports of the activities in con- Rev. Dr. Georges S. Brookes; Award that state had so increased since Beard passing on the figure to rea- mont, November 14. 1914, and'at- Ander-son-Shca Auxiliary, Hartford, June 22.—(AP) —Ap- lawyers, members of the national of Prizes. Principal Philip M. Howe; Mt Januaiy l that Ohio now leads 25 cents an hour. ' i Q uality Jlac Its full meaning, where, if It Oeorge H. Waddell, It was agreed No. 2046, V. F. W. . .. .1.00 Alongside the names of Franklin ter, has o^anized with the election nection with the work at the Home guard, registered nurses, and Differentials—The wage-hour leg- tended Manchester High and Wind- pointment of Stiles Stevens, con- of John h ; Noyes of Hartford being and the recreation field in Bolton E. S. Henry Award for Scholar- the nation in gains. ^vaa estimated that a certain that the budget, as It stands ap- ■Valvoline Oil Company . ... 1.00 D. Roosevelt, Jr., and his wife, the mothers of large families, are cX' ship; Rensselaer Polytechnic Medal islation permits sectional pay dlf- I ham High. He featured at Man- Walter F. Batch ...... struction engineer of North Haven, former Ethel Du Pont, of (Char- selected as president and treasurer were given by committee chairmen empted from service, while others, For Pennsylvania, Joseph Robb Samount of coal, costing so much per proved, is still in tentative shape, chester High in track, as a quarter ... 1.00 to manage the new Connecticut for Science and Mathematics declared there had been a "31 ooo ferentlals within an Industry, after | RIversideil Bring fton, was enterisd In detail, a much and may be altered by vote of the Austin Chambers 1.00 lottesville, Va., are two tiny yachts and Stephen Nackowskl of Man- at the meeting. such as justices of the peace, news- the 30-cent minimum has been 11 and half mller. Paul Bollsleper...... PWA office located in Hartford was —"Maid," a steam yacht or launclv chester vice-president and secre- papermen, judges and police offi- Charles Ellsworth Nettleton Memo- per cent Increase In Interest In irer picture could be ^ven the Joint Bioard before it is presehted lie was married in September ... 1.00 announced In connection with the rial Award: Girls Club Award; Con- Townsend planning" within the past reached. This will be done by let- ' ewlng body. to the town meeting to be approved Lawrence A. Converse . 1.00 and "Mistress,” a schooner. tary. The board of officers and Jen- cials are usually disqualified. ting the committees excuse a por- In Your Old Tires I as an expenditure. The meeting 1937 to.Miss Doris Edith Tausend- Mae O’Connell ...... local phase of the national 34,000,- John Jacob Astor,'3d., who bought nie V. Nackowskl compose the SETBACK TONIGlfrl ferring of Diplomas, Francis S. Net- few months. This Interest, he con- FuU opportunity was offered to freundt of Naugatuck, Conn. He is 1.00 000,000 spending-lending program The Ust follows: tleton: Benediction. Rev. Edward J tinued, caused the defeat of Ren tion of an Industry from paying yesterfay therefore adjourned on Lawrence Redman ...... 1.00 a yacht after his marriage to the board of directors. The cympany has HOUSE’S PINE GROVE Adams, Robert, Clerk, 26 Proctor members of the Joint Board to now employed by the Merit System launched today. former Ellen Tuck French, still has Quinn. Charles M. Crosby of the 29th Ponn- higher wages on the basis pf eco- call of the chair, thus providing for Lewis Phillips ...... 50 34,400 subscribed in property and Road; Adamson, James W„ Conduc- sylvanla District in the May pri- nomic and sectional factors. p sk questions, but, as one member possible re-convening. Association of New Haven and Hctming Anderson ...... The Connecticut sub-office of the Newport Chautcau, but not the 3600 In cash divided into -fifty Eilinffton Road, Wapping The following Is the list of gradu- t It, ‘it's hard to ask questions if .50 tor, 26 West Middle 'Ilirnplke; maries. ^ Again referring to the cotton tex- As the budget was presented, the plans to work for his Ph.D. in Charles K. Burnham ... .60 regional PWA director. Col. M. E. yacht. shares, with a par value of 3100 a Cash Prizes! Fee 26c. Agard, Paul, Insurance, 20 Henry ates of the Rockville High School, le statement Itself doesn't give full geology. Gilmore of New York city, will open Two of the most famous yachts class of 1938 as announced on Tues- Grosby "a traitor" to tile code, the NRA was asked to major portion was for salaries, Carl Noren ...... 50 share. The address of the company Refreshments Sold. s^t:’ Altkra, DaiiTer P..'Winee/, da7by tne Townsend movement. make a definite differential between formation.” This member, who building upkeep and repair coming Miss Mary Newroan .,, .50 tomorrow on the third floor of the In the Social Register—J. P. Mors- is given as 24 Maple street, Man- Everybody ^eloomet SM Center street; Alej^der, luested that hts name be wlth- Hartford Municipal building to give gan’s black craft ’’Corsair,” and the DOfl Center street; Alexander. I‘>W egrPr?pt‘rato“ " “ u:?e7Ma^ The Townsend plan calls for a 2 the south and north—a $10 a week | close in line, with replacements, Mrs. John May ...... 50 chester. Robert M.. Mechanic, 20 Kensington per cent transaction tax to finance minimum In the south and $11 in Id, and who made. It clear that he textbook fimds, equipment an ^ mis- H. D. Chapman ...... 50 advice tp communities in the state Cornelius Vanderbilts’ old- gray street; Allen, WiUlam A.. Clerk, 165 toew Percy Allen. Arthur Earl the north. not Intending to unjustly critl- cellaneous expenses making up the HAMILTON INVADES Mrs. Raymond Mercer . applying' for public works project "Winchester” are in their accus- Chatterton, John Campbell Daw- pensions of up to 3200 a month for .60 loans. Henry street; Alton, Richard C„ persons over 60 to 64, but at present Hours—The new law would fix 1 :e the budget's makers, said, “I balance. A- E. Bailey ...... 50 tomed place—sailing along by the Insurance. 249 East Center street Mary Fahey, Morris yoo't feel like being responsible for The lotal coat of PWA, WPA and names of their owners. the pension would bo only about 353 hours at 44 a week the first year, DEMOCRATIC ALABAMA William M. Ander.son .. .25 Bacon, Alfred A. Lineman, 334 Cen William Fuhr, Chester Ernest How- a month, speakers agreed. 42 the second and 40 thereafter, Recommending to the voters a bud- Stephen Ososkv ...... 25 other projects from Connecticut There are twenty-two more yachts ter street;street: Barber, Fitch B., Car- ^ard, Margaret t-iaireClaire Landry, Wll-Wll that Includes sums whose Item- which have already been applied for listed than . last year—1,202 over ^®"^' four Ohio congress- with time and a half being required Louis H. Marte ...... 60 penter, 160 Gardner street: Beale, * ®'*'**b Moore, Stanley John men are definitely behind the Town- for 'overtime. Seasonal Industries, Msd makeup I am not familiar with, L. M. T...... 25 at Washington under the new 1,180. Frederick U., Salesman, 85 Tanner '***’ Theodore Townley Palmer, pf we kpew the details, we might be PREMIER LAUDS G. 0. P. Leader A ppels To Old Thomas K. Clarke ...... spending program runs Into many The book shows a slight decrease send plan. He predicted .that, be- running 14 weeks or less a year, 1.00 atreet: Bendall, Arthur W., Emp. Joseph Robb, Harold Soko- fore the next session of Congress could go up to 56 hours. jpble to make savings." i_rt . Line Southerners IwsSwitch Duncan A. Cooper ...... 50 millions of dollars, but has not yet in the number of summer addresses, AVVISO Mgr, 124 Washington street, Blish, Edwin CTalr Upson, Bernard at least half of Ohio’s delegation of - The NRA fixed hours by agree- , DIacnas Coal Purchase Parties To “Save T h e^S .” W. "E. Bucklev ...... 50 been determined exactly. and a decided decrease in farallles Fred T., Sr., Merchant, 9 Laurel “ ris VllShup, May Elwood Welch Edgrar MftGarvey...... The state PWA office here will living abroad. Shore resorts are 24 would be pledged. Ohio Town- ment. with a goal of 40, but making The question of coal standards ITALY AS PLANE .20 atreet; Boland, Thomas B., Clerk, •^•*dya May Wilson, Alvina Ami send membership, he ventured, will exceptions for seasonal industries Bad costs was brought up at the Thomas Quinn ...... 50 be only temporary, since applica- more popular than last year, with Tutti i Soci Dellitalian Club 89 Lancaster road; Bowers, Sher- Wochomurka, Joseph William Stre- Birmingham, Ala., June ^2. — E. J. Agnpw ...... tions for loans must be in by Sept. Long Island leading the ranks. more than double before the Novem- and othera psaeting, and It was the general ... .25 wood O., Fruit Grower, 75 Deming kaa. ber election. Administration—A wage-hour ad- Minion that this year steps should (AP)—Republican National Chair- Harry Armstrong ...... 25 30, 1938. Construction must start Marriages show a alight Increase; Sono Pregrati Di Essere Presente stirot; Buckley, WlUlam E. Teach- Commercial Course: Stanley Joa- BOMBS 2 SHIPS man John D. M. Hamilton invaded David O’N e il...... 50 by December 31, according to the deaths—among men a sharp in- ministrator, chosen by the President • a taken for the letUng of con- regional office at New York. •r, 660 Em I Center street: Burgess, «Ph Adams. Ida Amelia Alden, John and confirmed by the Senate, will tracts on coal through open bid. In traditionally Democratic Alabama P. F. Carroll ...... 50 crease—288 men to 229 women. Samuel, Painter, lie Center street; La.wrence Allard. Jerome James (Continued frjm Page One.) today with m plea that ’’old line" H. A. McArdIc ...... 1.00 Director Gilmore warned that Alla Seduta Straordinaria, Ghe Sara ojwrate in the Labor Department I •onnection with this matter. It was the priority of applications will be HEADS INSTITUTE PERSEirmONOFJEWS with a minimum number of admin- puggested by Chairman Howell Che- southern Democrats join the Itc- Mrs. W. H. Moore ...... 1.00 iveraey atreet. Arlene Gertrude Bums AIvca HAion struggling to swing Chamberlain publlcan party "In a fight to save Arthur McCann ...... 1.00 based upon date of filing and read- Hartford, June 22—(AP)— The Tenuta Stasera Alle Ore 7:30 p. m. istrative employes. The NRA had Bey ot the Board of Education, that Into making effecUve In the Imme. iness of the proposed projects for )xjard of directors of the Y.M.C.A., «8 Cyrklewlcz, Margaret Davis hundreds of employes under^Ceneral |he Joint Board undertake to secure the United States.” WilUam Patterson .... 1.00 Hollister street; Cheney Howell, Ruth Alice Denlev Helen CONTINUES IN BERLIN dlate future the friendship pact W. Henry Weir ...... 1.00 starting. appointed Alan S. Wilson of Dayton, Johnson’s direction. j lh>m competent beating engineers, which might result in an Italian Addressing the opening session of Mr. Stevens has been employed Ohio, director of the HUlyer Insti- Cose Di MasSima Importanza Mfgr., 110 Forest street; CharUer Dowglewlcz. S e „ c e Industry Cqmmlttee-s—The wage- • statement of quality standards in the State Republican convention last loan from England. Total to d a te ...... 3137.57 for four years os traveling engineer tute, last night, effecUve Sept. 1. Goebbels Predicts That New hour administrator will appoint Boal, and also, a statement as to Settlement Neeeeearj- night he said ’’non-partisan" action in the Inspection department of the Julius S. Augur, who has just Rinfreschi Gratis committees for each Industry, repre- the best types of coal for use in the TTie treaty Is conditional upon a against President Roosevelt and the PWA. and lately has been on the completed 10 years of service with jUws Will Be Made To sentative of the public, employers Boveral heating plants in local New Deal was necessary. tractor. 70 Henrv utrMt' w ae ivamagL Celia Theresa Jen- “Break Jewish Influence” In “settlement" in Spain, cither a with' Cedarcrest Sanatorium construction HUlyer will remain as dean. WilUam O., Retired, 23* Academy Johnston, Verna and employes. These committees Btoools. drawal of Italian troops or an end He asked the south to turn Re- job. Wilson comes to HUlyer from the LAMMINIOTRAZIONE Reich. will fix wages above the 30 cents an It was Mr. Cbenejr’s view that If of the war. Mussolini is committed publican as the "only way left for PUBLIC RECORDS Dayton Y.M.C.A. street; Crockett. Charles, Retired^ Mfnn Sarah Lee, hour limit." The administrator will •tandardB were set up, bids could be voters to express their disapproval 81 Birch street; Coughlin. Mlchaell Edwin publicly to a ‘’complete victory” for CONTRACT RENEWED J.. ReUred, 185 North Main street; Berlin, June 22—(AP)a-Any hope have no power to change the board’s let, and when a price was settled the Insurgent general, Francisco of things that are going on in the Wiirrante* Custer, Clarence, Clerk 1014 M“ delbaum. Francis Joseph Man- among Berlin’s Jews of relief from orders, but may dismiss It and ap- 0Q, examination of the successful Franco. White House.” According to a warrantee deed Bo.ston. June 22—(AP)—Frank Church street; Dauche, Edward L ’ J®?®?"*"* Ann Murawskl, Edna the anU-SemIUe drives has been point a new board. His approval of product would be made, to deter' Final approval yesterday by the Hamilton said there are "no geo recorded toPh David Hayden, which an analogy* between the wager 824-828 MAIN STREET Warj prime minister, said the pres- “What the New Deal Has Dona to Yes, this is a popular time and for that matter aD of An Although Goebbels voiced disap- hour and NRA legislation might be whwt this has been assembled, it la” ent government was like "a bevy of 86 street" j S n . proval of the defacement of Jcwlsh- •Kpected that action to clear the the South." I through the Summer. ReUred, 63 Eldridge street- Keith’ o f? Kellner. Earl LouisKellner. maiden aunts fallen among buc- WiUlam E.. Salesman, 6 ’charter Kuhnke, Dorothy Elea- owmed stores and busineas places fuel question will be taken. - caneers” In dealing with the insur- paint crews again wielded the The discussion on fuel was.ind- Oak street; King, Charles W Sales l*Chapelle. Donald Nelson gents, and declared that If he were man, 296 Main street; Lewis Bur- Esther Larson, Roland bnmhes after the annual ceremony Hantal to the contemplation of the at the head of affairs he would order In the Olympic SUdlum. budget Itself, which In its approved POLE MARKINGS SHOW Electromaster tm E„ Farmer. 444 L?°EuelI. a British air raid on Italian air basis Slogans were splashed In black form Is slightly higher than when street; Longdyke, J. H. <3. Sales. *“ 0hard Arthur Morganson, Cton in the Balfarlc Islands. man, 33 Maple street; ’Loomis ®^®* Marie Pestrito, OoraeUa Del- paint on sidewalks In front of Jew- at first compiled, but U 1339 lower But Commons voted 278 to 148 WHERE CIRCUS TRAVELS ish shops; "The People Have Spok- than was asked. Arthur E.. Farmer. 433 Keeney P“'“* Reedy, Ralph Harold Robb, against a labor motion to reduce the Duplen, Clarence N., Twister ™ ^ Mary Rosenberg, Charles en—Jews Get Out!" Frequently the Teacher’s Pay L’p foreign office appropriation—In ef- Range word "PEST" was added in capital Teacher salary rises are provided fect a motlqn of censure. Advance Men Have Their Own 12 Bank atreet. ’ Frederick Schmalz, Harry Shapera, Metx, Matthew, Barber, 141 North Gladys Tennatead. Priscilla Isttars. for in this yea^a figures, it was ex- Chamberlnln also had won over Traffic Direction Signs; Use Red 'To Let" signs appured on plained, this ^accounting for an in- France to action which he was sat- if you act promptly! Main street; Moorhouse, Fred A. Mary Tomlinson, Ruth Esther Plenty Of Chalk On Job. 1 Eldridge street; Mor-’ Clayton Weber. Rita Viola mwy Jewish stores this morning. crease in coats of per.sonnel. Un- isfied would close thq French borrler tarty, Michael J., ReUred, 422 East Theresa Willis. der a plan of graduated pay in- to war supplies for the Spanish gov- We A re Showing M ai ^ D elig htful , .J .**®^ restrictions on Jews was The circus has coma and gone Peed H., Manual Arts Course: Charles Ed- M d ^ a post office order denying creases, which will exteiid over a emtnent. and the direction that It traveled in S O U N D S u n b e lie v a b le , d o esn't H ? period of 11 years in each Individual Even if Mussolini endorsed Brit- G if t Sug gestio ns In A d ditio n T o o ?i1 k TJ* Norton,xNionon, Eastwood, George Henry Gak J e i^ h business houses the ron- ish armistice plans, however, ob- reaching Manchester and the direc- ' .2® Oakland street rier, Peter Lusa, Roger Thomas venlence ot taking mall such as ad- case, at which time pay reaches a tion by which it left Is plainly PenUud, John O., Merchant, 17 verUslng arculars to post offices snaxlthum for the grade, elementary scr-vers saw few signs that either of Rin gs f or the Bride.______Hundreds o( homei are paying ■ Stratton, Thsddeus Stanley Szarek. the Spanish parties wei'e ready "to noticeable in many places In towm. Frank L., Bulld- Veto Charles Turrin. for m au stamping and cancellation teacher wages start at JI.OOO and A cim u has a method., of mark- only that much with their monthly imleas the letters are addressed to mount to 31,800; junior high school give neutrals a hearing without Afternoon Events ing a route so that the truck driv- electric bill fo r one o f these rangai. rtreet; Rolston, The Ladles Aid society of the Jews. pey 31,100 to 31,700; women high radical changes in the war fronts. ers may follow It in reaching one Winond Wedding Ring Se|e— Frank A., Real EsUU, 21 Oiurch school teachers 31,350 to 32.000, and Non-intervention committee ex- $25.00 Baptist church Is holding a sliver perto meanwhile worked to perfect town from the other. This Is showm •treet; Ruddell, Jamea, Retired 4R0 Ua on the lawn at the home of Mrs. msn high school teachers, with by markings on uUUUes poles. The 4,000 of these ranges now in Gm- Main street: SamIow,’w E ’ F bachelor degree 31,550 to 32,400, a technical details of the scheme to Diamond Engagement Rings— $ 15.00 C. S. Keeney of Mountain atreet this withdraw alien soldiers which some circus came into Manchester from O ia^ eu r, 169 Summit atreet; Spleaa’ afternoon. FOREST FIRES RAGING top of 32,500 being pussible for the northeast, as the marks on the necticut hornet 28 West OMto? those holding a master’s degree. quarters estimated would take at different poles show, and left going Wedding Rings— The Ladles Aid society of the least four months to put into effect $6.50 Rockville Methodist church Is hold- Xacrementa run from 350 to 3100 east, as other marks show. The ad- A ^ ^ ^ S S ^‘•y®' Charles IN tANADIAN PROVINCE ■onually, depending on t>T)e of poel- The first hurdle was financing, for vance man that directs the route to Saying kitchen time Retired, 37 East Center atreet* ing a whist party at the home of tion. It was stated that .40 to 50 Italy and Germany who are assum- be followed uses plenty of chalk. Stone Set Wedding Rings— Mrs. Everett Klbbe of 184 Vernon ed to have large contingents of $24.50 IW M^‘n SYenue this afternoon. Edmonton. Alta., June 22 — tsachers In the local system have troops and officers in Spain, have This is evident along Center street Holding high temperatures in their street; Strickland, Charles J Rmi •Iready attained the maximum sal- today. Foies are marked with l ^ t o , 168 Main street, Strickland, Attended Banquet f'orest fires, termed the but little foreign exchange to pay For Bridesm aids President Mrs. Augusta Pltkat, worst In Alberta's history, swept ary level In their grades. for their repatriation. several signs. If the route is to be insulated ‘ovens, while the kitchen WellS’ M®rchant, 81 Oakland etreet acroM a 250-nUie front today to A question as to whether or not straight ahead there is a large "GO’’ Taylor. Howard I.. Auditor 143 Secretary Mrs. Anna May Plunder! The committee was believed to stays eooJ.__ DUtrict President Mias Emma Batz western Canada’s bush country, tbs Board of EducaUon this year have no idea at all of what to do marked on the pole and when ' on Solid Gold Croeeee and Chains— $ 5 . 5 0 " ' " ' J®M®y. Herbert "rae flames spread rapidly in the bitends to print teachers’ salaries with Italian and German political intersecUon Is reached, such as the h’ Woodbridge and district Secretary Miss Jennie wake of a hot. ralnlesq speU, caus- ta ths annual town report brought refugees nghtlng for the Spanish juncUon of East Center street there Pearl Bead»— $ 3 . 0 0 *”** Providing modem cooking serviM s^ v ^ : '^oraton, Clarence, Auditor Bats attended the banquet held at ing heavy Umber losses. Fires from Mr. Cheney the reply, "that Is government It seemed certain they is an arrow marked In chalk on the at lew cost. fl* W“ ‘“ ln»I®r Road: Veiplanck the Hotel Bond In Hartford Tubs threatened sawmills and farm homes r the Board of EducaUon to say. could .not be returned to Germany top of the sign used and a letter Ratlred, 23 ESwood Road; day evening in honor of the Na- and at least one community, Caro- understand not.” and Italy. Indicating the direction .Is straight DIeek Onyx Ring»- $8.50 ”** fitch, Robert N., Registrar 24 Uonal Preaident. ^ line with a populaUon of 80. rQuickly on his feet. Selectman ahead to the next intersection, 1 street; Waddefl. James Re- Birth where there Is a smaller arrow, Telephone communlcaUons with l^ s s s called to the attenUon of the DIES FRO.M FAT.I. efed, 29 Birch street; Waleh Harold ***** Mrs. Stanley Orzakiwlcz Caroline, 50 miles northwest of (3al- kMetlag the fact that a tovpi meet- pointing la the direction that the For T h e Best M an _W, Merchant, 110 Center street- of West atreet are the parents of a gary, were broken 3resterday. caravan Is to follow, either point- Walsh. William, ReUred, 110 ■on born on Tuesday morning. Bg has •k>rdered" that the salary Bethel. June 22.—(AP) —Peter ing to the right or left. Heavy black clouds of smoke 1st bs pubUslied. a command which T. Favreau, 66. of Bethel, died at Leather Billfolds— $ 1 , 5 0 * " * * ”'* Don't Let This Opportunity Slip Byl Gilbert B„ MerrtaW Meeting Tonight * hung low over Edmonton, Calgary bs Board of Education has so far Danbury hospital this morning of Yesterday’s show came hers from 164 Cen t e r at reet ; W l n t erbo t - There will be a - meeting at the and Lathbridge, grounding alr- Thompsonville and went to WUIl- Ronson Combination Cigarette Cae^ C /\a n d n p tom, John L, , Sa l eeman , 81 E d m u n d American Legion Auxiliary this eve- kUed to carry out Spless sUted Injuries suffered shortly after mid- mantic. ■erect. Jlanes. Flights from Prince Al- hat the wUi of tbs voters should be night when be fell from the-top of and Lighter— $ / . D U SEE YOUR DEALER. OR ^ In the O.A.R. hall. At this time bert and other northern Saskatche- a tank car on a siding in this town. Em t o r ’s No t e — W h e n this l ist wa s there will be a short Fldac program wan polnta were cancelled. Mst Tbars was no reply to this, 4)UEENV MOTHER it s. lad the arguraaat suddenly cooled. Fairreau, employed os a night to Th e He r a l d It i S S u ^ dlrocUon of the chsirm«n. The fire raged over an area ex- Rofiaon Cigarette Lighters— $ 5 . 0 0 ™ n a m e of oo« m a n wh o is deceaa- Mra. atlatln o Mead. Delegates will tending from the BriUsh Columbia Ib c b u d ^ ad presented was watchman by the State Highway London, Jons 22.—(AP)— The e o a n d one o ^ r wh o bos been r»- up la asetlons, and each was Department, was on top of the tank - V? convention to border to Rochester, 50 miles north car making an adjustment to the •erious lllneai of Queen EUzabeth’a Swank CravatChain_S^^||^______^^ be bedi in New London in July. of Edmonton. Flames were un- gaasrally by Superlnten- 76-year-old mother, the Countess of $2.00 * “““ ‘w «rf t at Bcbeols Arthur 8. Illing, steam heating eqtiipment, when he **• n e c e s s a i y f o r t h e There will also be a party for the controlled in the Sturgeon lake area plunged to the ground before the Strathmore, today caused another ' names to the 250 miles northwest of Edmonton lapplsmentod by Mr. Cheney. It wove Uet to the necessary 78. young people who sold Popplea at baa brought out that this year's eyes of his wife, who had just daughter to make a flying trip to The Manchester Electric Division Day, and refrmLnents and were sweeping along both brought him Us lunch. her London bedside. will be eerved. banka of the Smokey river, south- jaUasata is amufy 1100,000 leas than R. DONNELLY The aiew Haer Mauretania, now An Investigation Is being con- Lady. Rose Leveson Dower, the Laws Party Next Week east ot Grand Pralria. iw Ugh for adiicatioDal purposes ducted to determine whether the second 'daughter of the Countess, JEWELER TH* OONNBCnCUT PO W tt COMPANY •Mng built at B lrk « w ^ ^ J. A. Hutchinson, assistant pro- la i n s wbcb aehool operation man slipped or suffered on attack Headquarters for American Watchca fomtaln flUed with ®“*y Bo*« at the Flint Lu- f^thelM a about 34fit,0W flew from the Isle ofiMsa. The nsi sowetq^ at the scb. eotraBOA ^ hold a lawn vincial forestry director, said the which caused him to loee Us bal- Queen, in residence in BucUaghaa SIS Main Street 8t ths 8milrstt gardsas at ths fires were “ths w ont la Albsrta's XowR Tseasurw anea. ^JPalpee. already was la Landoo. histacy.” | tlien Is ona grant Industrial aotar* the Louls-SehmeUng oombat to- for syphilis are known pnd widely were used and appearsd on a day surfaerbus to any vast m kls palacs BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JTJNE 22.193s" prist that kitands to adjust HsaU, night _ I used, although open to '^Improve- when you happened to miss seeing in the Rialto sector a n d 'b ^ In ths PAGE Its metliioda, tvan Its profits, to an Neverthelaoi there Is one factor ment. Gonorrhea,-however, baa been thjB paper. 'N o record la kept of artificial refrigeration. Bometlmet a medical stepchild, often ignored these anonymous questions and I Cofniitg lirraUi entirely now philosophy ot capital- in this cess which Impresses us as In new York^ the manufactured t»ld ' U pOfl- able to hold a Job or ((ontrol his tem- orffreqqently left to the mtnlstra- nara no way of checking 'back for tively Alaskan. And whether we 37 KNOWN DEAD |t Wln» Promotion per. • y I lam, having found that the old one poaMbly having undergone no you. DAILY RADIO PROGRAM PmUMHMD BT TBB tloiis of the least reputable physi- happen to like the entertain- PLEADS WITH JURY Dr. Paul L. White, Austin, Tex., lr< j PRXNTIBa OOMPAKT, M . le no longer sny^good. change. Any old timer who has cians III a community. Badly need- psychlatrlat, testified Black was You ngest C a bin e t W ife . M Blmll StTMt (Germ Dtseaaea) By GEORGE ROSS I timea lay down'the tomahawks, pull ment is a secondary consideration. WeONCSDAY, JUNE 22 (Central and Eastern Standard Time) ICMMhMt«r, OODB. One la one. And one, In the— 4:45—Talk en Exploring Spaeo Texan Had Confessed He yer.” Then we shall not be long getting maafaer General James Fdrley, then we.sfTn*Hs ranchers w'as concluded country’s youngest Cabinet wife— iaaoad Claaa Mall Mattar» er, ever staged a successful come- the vital organs. He says that pneu- eaoh other’s hair, and chatter about also is equipped with man-mada wcM wtani wwj ws&l wdel; MidwtBtt 4 :0 ^ 6:0(^Preaa.Radio Newt Period last night. . The case la expected to left him stranded that way on the kMl wmaq who wow wdaf wiro kstp; 4:05— 5:05—Ed Thorgensen, SporUv- But Only Three More Mrs, Harold L. Ickes, 25, back today Her husband, 64, wrho seems 4«r. a Subscr iption rjltxs out of the wilderness. back against that same man. monia Is about the only germ dis- anything that may pop Into their temperature. And with a tall, cold reach the Jury todsy. floor.' MounUinv kom kdyl; South: wmbg: wabc; The Four Eton Boya—atrolt and Boaton. tions of a Negro are more likely to hardening process may he delayed Bo Announeed—west find more. * " ^ ' of the Prudential Insurance com- Cimmlttce." If Ml.ss Kelly Is a her wish for a conservative life. empty bottle a note In n chUdlali''. has been amassed. It seems that ‘The Women” Not Oatty auto, fleeing to shaded woodland and a complete scale model of the 41- 8 :1 ^ 5:15—Undo Ezra Radio Station BASIC — East: wjs wbi*wbaa wbal by the state yesterday said. "I had During the ten days of their stay- yers quite fully realize the degree he definite and final than those of a or prevented and It is entirely pos- 8:30- 5:10—r " So far 31 bodies have been borne pany for the past five years a.ssumed Democrat, the Inst caucus list does scrawl requesting chocolate me mbe r audit bur eau or the beat way to live to a ripe old Put flirty dtomen together In a the cool lake. The auto ride left us ton ship encountered the hazards wham kdka wear wxys wjto wtyr wmal qiilte a lot of trouble getting up mjf in Paris, she bought only one gown. in which the laity holds legal tech- sible to reach the age of sixty or 8 :4 ^ 5:45—JimmyJimm Kemper Program will waby webr wcky wapd wean wlco from the wreckage, five more have charge of the Providence district nerve to do It. But I finally x x x x not show her ns such, but 1 do hope "W e like that better,” the note read. CIRCULATIOKB. white of similar grade. He Is more age la to keep all of the vital organs show an(l you would expect numer- hot. The ehaded woodland was a of transatlantic weather. '' 5*$^ One h FpmMy-^ to 0 wieu; Midwest: wenr wla kwk kol! wren She was simply dressed yesterday seventy without being troubled by Tommy Ooree been found washed far from the area of the company on Monday. put my right hand on his belt and she Is. as any parly might well be nicalities In sheer contempt. The likely to ho governed by sheer Im- ous outbursts of cat-flghtlng, feline mirage most of the time because In the goodrich wind tunnel at wmi kao wowo wetn; Soutbt wrtd wmbr ■In navy blue, with a small string of Tb« H«rald Prlntlnff Company InOa. arterial hardening In any noticeable In good working order. 7:0<^7:00— 5:0(^Fred------.... Allen at .Town rx...Hall krgv kfdm wrol kria wibo wdau waga scene and one woman victim died In A decorated World War veteran. my left on Ms left shoulder and proud to, claim women of her cali- Msumoo no Ananeial rosponalbliUy man In the street—and for that temperament, ■ backstage gossip— the realty development man had Akron, said officials of the com- •:(K ^ 1:00—K. Kyaer't Muaieal—toeat W8gn kxya: Mountain. ______pearls, flat-heeled blue shoes, and a pulse. And when he Is a boxer and degree. The reverse Is also true, pany here, the scale model teats cli- ...... : W ■ kvod■ • kgnf: - a Miles City hospital. Robbins established an enviable ad- shoved him off the cliff." ber. I have known the young-wom- for typorropbfeol orrora appeoiing ta matter the man In the pulpit, the and unwise habits of living may one long, dreary battle of the aex. been there first. And the sun had 5:00—10:00—Al Jahna Oroheatra—eaat; Pacific: kxo k«fd kex ken. keca ;eca kkjr jr broad-brimmed Navy blue hat bn adrortlMmonts la tbo Monchootor has taken a K. O. from a white an- maxed two years of exhaustive ex- Amoa *n* Andy—weat repeat ' Note: see WEAF*N C for optional The trim "Olymplam,” ace Chica- ministrative record during his work The confession related that Black, an since she entered kindergarten Her Pimply Face STIRRED TO ACTION Well, though the forty ladies In .cracked down upon the lake.water .#:50—10:3^—To Be Announced (80 m.) her red-gold hair, which la braided ''-C foa ta g HoralA man behind the counter or the cause an abnormal! brittleness of the perimentation. Hat of atattona go to Tacoma. Wash., train, crashed here. He Is a 5)ancherter native.- bsdfy in need of money after losing and the newspapers fMm time to tagonist he develops. It may be, a arterial walls which appears far too 'The Women", Clare Booth’s long- too relentlessly and left It luke- i0:0(V—11:00—F. Henddrton’a Orcheatra Cent. Baste ^ Into buna at the back. plough or In front of the loom or Water blown into the tunnel at 10:80—11:30—"Lfghte Out,** Dramatic wildly Into the creek; normally shal. his wife’s savings In stock negotia- time have carried her wonderful wholesome respect for the ability of early In life. ; _i , „ Klamath Falls, Ore. — The city runntng comedy, have indulged In warm. She has clear blue eyes and a fair ITODNESDAY. JtJNE 22 65 degrees formed Ice and ileet 8:30— 4:30—The Singing Lady—east: tow, early Sunday when a "flash tions, decided -to hire a boy under record to the public, both while she Cost Her Job1 lathe—usually takea It as clearly for High blood pressure usually^ co- council here was moved to strict en- their share of feminine feuding since CBS-W^BQ NETWORK Charitt Start, Tenor Solos—west NBC and short wave 9—Joe Louis skin, faintly freckled. She referred that white boy to do It again which So vve have reformed. We now particles in a fifth of a second. 3 :4 ^ 4:4^H . Middleman Orcheatra flood ’ loosened a 160-foot tresUe 28 pretense of adopting him. He per- was at Manchester High school and She was efficient, but made granted that when a person accused exists with hardening of the ar- forcement of the sntl-pyrotechnlc they eettled down together about a leave the car In the garage where BASIC — Eaat: wabo wado woko wtao miles east of Miles City. vs. Max Schmellng at Yankee Sta- to the secretary quietly as "my bus. LEADING THE WAY he has more difficulty In overcom- This waa said to be the first time 4:00— 8:00—Nawe; Middleman Orch. suaded Mrs. Bobble Smith of San at Teachers (Allege of Connecticut. band." |k)or impreislon when emplbyn teries and It la therefore common to ordinance. A firecracker exploded year and a half ago at the Ethel she belongs when the mercury weel war wkbw wkrc whk wjr ;wdrp 4:15— 5:15—The Revelera— eaat: Je* Relatives continued today their dium. New York (subject to post- of crime tries to ducl^a fair trial by a complete model of any plane had W04U wjaa wn>ro wfbl wiev wgar: Mid* ^eeph Oallicchio Orchestra—west Benito, Tex., to give him custody of ^ I t seems to me rather Ironical "I have kno-wn him since I waa saw her face, disfigured with IM ing than another would have. And find them both in the same patient, under a table at council meeting. Barrymore Theater, they aome- soars. Wo take the short ride by waat* wbbm wfbrp kmbo kmox whaa funereal Inspection of unidentified ponement If weather unfavorable) It Isn’t always the most signifi- hiding behind the split hairs of- law- undergone such refrigeration tests. 8:30—Alma Kitchetl, Contralto her son, Marvin Dale, on the that Arthur H. Illing. superintend- very young," she said. pimples. Why tolerate itching nJn, It cramps hla style, so to speak. but this is by no means an Invariable kfab krnt ^54^ 8:4^Lowell Thomat — oaat; fik ** mortuaries here, claiming Talks, WJBjNBZ. 7-C ol. Frank promise of clothing and educating pies, eczema, and other red MbtelMgiv cant news that gets the biggest yers’ quibbles, he Is afraid of the rule.. Fortunately, the dietetic EAST—wbna wpg whp wheo wore efrb _ Coneert Orcheatra—weat ent of schools, should allow hla "Our marriage wasn’t secret. — Judging from what the sports ekae wlbx wmaa weag wnbf wlba wkbn their dead. Six 'more were Identified Knox on "Propaganda’’ before Na- him to return for wrork. due to external caueesT Get n u ig tl treatment is practically the same name to appear under a letter ask- Just quiet." The w'edding took place headlines No newspaper front-paged teat—that he Is guilty. whlo wkb! I ) • A Leat Parcona yesterday. tional Editorial A.*ieoclatton. relief with Petereon's OintOMI' ■* writer say about tonight's contest- for both arterial hardening and DIXIE — wait wa(a word wqaim wdod' 5Ieant to Drown Him tos; .for funds to help "Manchester while she was visiting her uncle ~ the fact that the Jobns-Manvllle i ‘l2“ 5 .9^1®. Announced (15 ni.) Tbeee were Mra. E. M. Middleton, WEAF-NBC, 6:30— Ruth Bryan Makes skin look, feel better. , Mb « Possibly In the Waterbury caaes It Is a fairly even thing. Calling high blood pressure. klra wreo wTac wwl wtoc krid ktrb ktaa 6:45—Science Marching Ahead Black’s statement related he Youth and Manchester Town” and John Oidahy, U. S. M inuter to Ire- waco koma wdbo wbt wdae wblg wdbj J*S ^ 7:00—Roy Shield Radio Rovuo n Mni' Thomas Lallas. Owen Rhode comment; 7—One back If not delighted. PeterMtt^ ( Corporttlon, one of the great Indus- the defendants and their lawy^ra do The main cause of arterial hard wwva wmbg waja wmbr wala ktui kgko originally planned to drown Marvin then right about face and turn down land, with Ickes giving hU pixrfes- other things equal, then, we Shall wcoa wdno wnox kwkh know wmrem ! * ! ? " P*i*aona, Moviea Bellingham, Wash, whose husband Man’s Fariilly; 7:30—Tommy Dor- Ointment, 36e aU druggUts.-i^AdnC..' trial concerns, had called to Its di- not care about the trend of public ening, also called arteriosclerosis ii- •.6:45— 7:45—Barry McKinley, Baritone sJto died In the crash, but whose Dale but learned he “waa a good a Manchester youth for an out-of- Just make a wild guess that Schmel- Is a toxic condition of the blood wlnp wcha wpar wmaa wcoo w rra sey; 8—Fred Allen; 11:30—Lights rectorate Dr. Walter A. Jessup, MIDWEST — wmbd wlan wibw kfh ctoldren escaped; Mrs. O. R. Out. ® swimmer" "'hen. Black aaid, he town one with the simple excuse he ...... opinion— that It Is a matter of In- Ing will win—for no other reason stream, and the toxic material trans wkbb wtaq wkbb weeo wabt kacj wnax Z'J^ Ceneerte bought the y a bicycle "In the wanted .a male teacher. Was not. president of the Carnegie Founda- woo ? :!? ~ ,? ’J!?~£'’ leigo’e {Jlnetrel Shew Kittle, Three Forks, Mont., P. F. n r difference to them whether they In the world than that he, a white, ported In the body must finally Irri S'2?~‘ 9'®®~Mewi| B. Cullir Orehee. WABC-CBS. 6:30— Living HIs- hopes he wo.ild get run over by an Miss McAdams, whose vacancy was tion for the Advancement of Teach- tate the delicate lining of the blood MOUNT.—kror kli koh kal krro kfbb JijJP—IOTU—terry Clinton’s Orahieheatra T ?'” Kaskle. stand condemned In the eyes of the once beat Louis, a Negro, and-that COAST.—knx koln kol kfpyYcrl kafo 10.00—11:p^Neno Rodrigo A Orehee. 14, Mitchell, S. D., and Mrs. Fannie 7o B':.7—Cavalcade of America; 7:30 automobile and save me the trouble to be filled, a member of the female , Ing. But ten timea aa much Impor- veseels. To protect themselves from koy 10;$O—lliSO—Leng Thompaen Orshaa. Berry, Mobile, Ala. Ben Bernie; 8-—Grace Moore’s of doing away with him.” aex and did she not prove herself so public or not If by trick and device Louts will therefore enter the ring this continued Irritation, the ar- iti tance attaches to the circumstance A coroneris Jury last night blam- finale; 8:30—Word game; 9:30— Ed- The fatal trip to^the mountainous efficient this same superintendent lyes Glasftf they can beat the rap. That of teries lay down a deposit of calcium Big Bend area near her early thla under the Jinx that has kept so u crazh, but attri- die Guest program. advanced her?. Or did Mr. THIng es- as to many a political event or say- course wou]^ be an attitude with- or lime. It is this deposit which Guest: Frankie Mastere’ Orchea- month followed. Black related. He many other eolored boxers from re- tra. buted the derailment to the "flood WJZ-NBC, 8:45— Science on the pecially want to make a place for so that has been played up undefj in their righta to take. makes the artery hard, stiff or brit- waters In Custer creek.” said that after he plunged Marvin a male teacher? [Examlnei TlttfA versing defeats by whites—the sub- tle. The patient ha.s often been 11:00— Sports— News. i i March; . 7:30 — Harriet Parsons, SMALL Wg tsrpe in the past year. WTIC movies: 7:46— Boston Pops ‘ lounging atylea, extra- year offensive to combat the en- President Lewis H. Brown, presi- be true whether It had been said. come and the session remembered 11:00—News. 12:45— Our Gal Sunday. convention the .same day and at the of living. The Intellectual capacity value deluxe conetnuctlon, plus a choice of 150 gorgeous coverings are features respon- emy which years takes a toll of I dent of the corporaUon, the election Instead of by Mr. Roosevelt, by lonchst for two comptfiaUvely ob- 11:15—A l Jahn’s Orchestra, 1:00—The Dance Hoqr. seventy-fifth anniversary of the bat- y ITS FUN TO SWIM FOR HEALTH may be^ progressively leasened. sible for this popularity. For a few more days you can take advantage of these extra- 11:30— Horace Heldt’a Orcheatra. tle of Gettysburg on J u l y 3. $70,000,000 worth of animals. of Dr. Jessup marks a new policy of either Oeorge Washington or Baron scure health acta. I The brain changes resulting from Chairs- 1:1.5—The Old Counselor. ordinary values. (Sofas are regularly worth $175.00; chairs $60.75). Choose the styles 12:00—Weather Report. 7:30— Phil Boudlni —Accordionist. Nearly 1,000 veterinary surgeons, 1 AND WISE (o SHOP q| WARDSI Oldening the hoard's membership to Munchhausen. That Is. that biisl- One Is the act creating, the jja-ihardening are due partly. 12:02— Fletcher Henderaoh’a Or- enrolled in a natISna$5$wtertonry to the slowing down of the blood .that meet your decorative requirements ..best from 8 sofas, (Lawson, Ball-and-claw 1:45—Goapel Singer — Edward Radio will be present at the sixth represent not only stockholder In- ness Is not and has not been aa bad tlonal Cancer Institute. The other chcatra. MacHugh. annual all-sUr baseball, set for service, will be directed from offices is the measure launching a well- circulation and may be partly the re- Chippendale and Qiieen Anne Period designs not shown), and 6 chairs (Chippendale 12:30—Lights put. terests but the viewpoint of the aa a lot Of people believe. 2:00—Dictators. Wednesday, July 6, at Cincinnati, In in Britain’s 78 princlpU cities and financed national campaign against sult of a rupture of one of the blood Barrel Chair not sketched). Select any of the 150 different covers and your pieces will 1:00 a. m.— Silent. tOWTlS. public. The trouble Is that most of us vessels, producing apoplexy. The $ A n,75 ( ’oliimbla Salon Orchestra. keeping with past years. The net- syphilis and gonorrhea. be tailored to order and delivered In approximately 14 days. Or, 1^ you prefer immedi- Tomoirow'a Program 8:00— Ray BIcwk's Varietlea. works will have all the details as the Tubercular cattle will receive I place a maximum of Importance on blood vessel disaster may be the re- special attention. We firmly believe that Mr. Such health bills often remain In sult of the breaking of the blood ate delivery. choose any of these patterns In the coverings showm on our.floors! A. M. < 3:30—U. 8. *rm y Band. composite American and National Brown’s letter sdvising Dr. Jessup the business that might be done If the public mind. Probably there are vessel producing hemorrhage, or it 6:00— Roy and Bud. Laague teams battle. The' stature of the Akka tribe of of his elecUoo will become an his- It were not for this and that and a not many who, offhand, can name may be the result of thrombosis or H :80—"Hl-Boya” Ustenlng tonight: another single act of the 1006 ses- embolism. African pigmies seldom exceeds 4 toric document because it le per- minimum of weight on the business 7:00—Morning Watch—Ben Haw- Heavyweight fight, WEAF-WJZ- sion of Congress, for Instance, ex- I find that In many cases harden- thorne. feet 10 Inches. haps the first definite, poelUve vol that la being done In spite of this cept a health measure. It Is recalled ing of the arteries may be partially . D elu x e 8:00— Newa. Quotati ons— nntary recognition by any great In- and that. to the memory of millions by the overcome by the patient using a .-u 8:15—"Hi-Boya." dnstrlal-concern that the affairs of There are more than a liundred simple little formula printed on so very strict diet. The maln^rule to 8:30— Radio Bazaar. many bottles and cans. It goes observe la to leave out the starches, 9:00—Milky Way. The movement for peace through- the nation and the world cannot and twenty-five million people In something to the effect that the en- doing this for a long time If neces- C o nst r uct io n- 9:15—Gretchen McMullen. out the world is growing all the THURSDAY AND FRIDAY possibly be longer conducted ac- this country and when a hundred closed product la "made In compli- sary. Patients may continue to Im- 9:30— Fd Newa. Ume more Intelllgen*. le n senti- cording to the theories and super- and twenty-five million people, down ance with the pure food and drugs prove over a period of years and You expect such fine construc- 9:45— "Vic and Sade.” mental- -and flabby. SPECIALS A T ' sUtlons of IBOO. to the last one of them, are dally act of 1906." satisfactory progress will be made 10:00—Mra. Wlgga of tha Obbage — Francis B. Sa>-re, Asoistnat S«t- In all cases not too far advanced. tion details in Deliixe furni- retary of State. The Cancer Institute got an Ini- Patch. The letter, tn all Its significance, eating food and wearing out clothes Those who are particularly Inter- tial $750,000 for a building and ture: Frames of hard, clear 10:15—John’s Other Wife. follows: and shoes and furniture and houses, ested In this subject of dieting for 10:80—Just Plain BUI. Tnmk Stylss. Suit Styhs $400,000 for research and curative maple, spiral doweled, screwed, It seems to me almost ' I EVERYBODY'S MARKET and consuming, even the poorest of arterial hardening may send for my 10:45—The Woman In White. as If the world must wait for un- No one is more aware than work. With almost exciting dis- article called HARDENING OF FREE DELIVERY I yourself of the profound changes them, a considerable variety of corner blocked (no nails) and 11:00— David Harum. derstanding leadership untU youth DIAL 5721! patch for a Federal agency. It spent THE ARTERIES by writing to me 11:15— Lorenzo Jones. ofYoday comes to maturity. | Tots W ool to economic and social thinking commodities and almost all of them $200,000 of Its first year’s allow- In care of this newspaper, request- assembled with hot glue. Solid that have taken place In this 11:80—Rhythm Symphonic. — Dr. Harry Woodbnrn Chose, I somehow or other patronizing serv- ance for 10 grams of radium. That ing the article and enclosing a large, mahogany carved legs are part 11:45—"The Road of Life.” Swim Suits ' 1 country In'the past decade. As a chancellor of Now York Uni- i Firm, Sound Berriet qt. 10c ices of one soH and (mother, there provided 20 units .for distribution aelf-addreased, stamped envelope. , 12:00 noon—Noonday Mualcale verslty. result, American business Is to- about the country to recognized of the frames 1 Closely webbed, P. M. Is quite a bit of bustners going on i^a.'.' confronted not only with new cancer treatment Institutions. It QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS double tacked seat bottoms. Oil 12:16—"Optical Oddities." Certo 7 lge.btl.21c social responslbUltles which It —quite a bit. Our graduating claasea may not ' I fine Valum ma llne-forpiing gtouD, this la probably ii L .a .a ^ 25c The bee^looUag trunks o f (Urectoni that you are to as- can qualify under la prlas fighting, gonorrhea ths legislation authonzea true of this fruit as well. Perhaps 0:45— Liim and Abner. Ward’s make this easy for ton tw ill with an ad- up to $3,000,000 a year. Of this, $2,- 7:00—Just Entertainment — Jack Monarch Root Beer Extract we’ve seen! Pure all wool slst Johns-Manvllle In this par- '^'toie was when ws thought w f some reader who has thU Informa- you with thU fuUy-Itoed low- j'uttable elide fastener Ucular field o f service. 600,000 goes to the states for use In tion will forward It to me, so that 1 Fulton, Andrews Slstara, Carl priced maillot. Low cut zephyr with genuine Laattw knew quite a lot about that game— providing laboratory facilities to aid may know If this conclusion Is cor- Rohengarten’s Orchestra. back and molded uplift bra at the waistband. O th er yarn woven in to aaenre elaa. Dr. Jessup has either accepted or rect. 7:10—Phil Cabin Preaents. A ®** ’ /i*® 2 for 29e styles with contrasting H aeaas U A L mv I^ I from the standpoint of tha ring- physicians In diagnosing and treat- Smafl W e d ^ or M obIIi Iy top. Fits like a second skin tieity indefinitely! Con> la about to accept the directorship. 7:30— BehInd-the-Eiight-BaH With Alt woe/ menan egctia weerl Mder, But that’s a long wrhlle ago. ing the diseases and In publicizing "Ssurted Cookies Bowl Froo - . . . so flattering. Whits trim m ing. Navy and trasting belt and stripesl There is no more reason, to dpubt the need of treatment. (No Reply) o n BOyek. Paymenta wiU PwcIum and oolors. 32 to 40, Two^toaea ead plalasi. 'aeiw Doubtlew the ectence or art or sport b righ t color A 14 to 20. Bnilt-in ithletle eopportl ' the rincertty of President Brown The remaining $400,000 goes to Question: B. B. wanU to know: 7:45—Barry Wood and HI# Moole. Any Mmchioo. tn etieg tanaal belt, etripea. or whatever you may call It of box- "W hy U It that twice when I havs 8:00—Cavalcade of Anierlea. 7 2 lbs. 25c and his fellow directors In inviting the venereal disease division of ths ing has developed greatl.v. And ws bureau of public health for use sent in questions for your cv’utrp 8:80—Ban Bernie and AU tha Lada. SERVICE Dr. Jeasup Into their counsels i*-*" wouldn’t know any more than a largely in hunting. n W methods of they have not appeared?” 6:00—Chaaterfleld Prasenta — ^An- Fine PinkSalmon ‘ 2 Ige. cans 25c the latter’s in caeseaUng to serva. diagnosing the diseases and tn find- Answer: Probably they dealt ( ^ Kootalantes’ Orcheatra. typewriter CO. totme about the fine points on which with subjects which can not be dis- br o ther s 6pea Saturday! until 6:30—Tba Word GamA IM TramboD St. Hartford, Oona. ing cures for them when Identified. I N c It Is perfectly obvious, then, that writers dissertats concsmlng cussed In a newspaper. If they were fi:80 p. m. lOffiO—Qang Buatara —^TYua Crlata Leeal Agents: A 2-lb. box Saltines and 1 jar No. 1 Specific tests and s|>eclfic cures not answered. Or, possibly thev Drama tlaatlooa. KEMP^ I - . . - _ ’1 Peanut Butter "both for 25c lQ;8Q>r-It Can Ba Doim n Edgar MONTfiOMKRY WARD 824-828 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, :PAQEEIOBT Manchest er evening beba|4). Manchest er , conn, Wednesday, jdne 22, le s s

BY VOTE TWO MILL TAX 50 College Men Entered 100,000 AS GUARDS This Man, W ILLIA M Mrs. Caraway To Ran C O R C O R A N FOR SOUTH D is n u a Summer flowere and vegetables. Joe Murrav In Flivver Plane Race FOR ROYAL VISIT Campaign On Her Own The Mancheatey Plumbing A Supply PRICE ON STRAWBERRIES Oo., will advise you Just what to - Cdpyriflhl, 1938, by William Corcoran; NEA Service, Inc. use to dust or spray them. They First Days of School Akron, O., June 22— (AP) —More^whole business In 1786. In tbat'^iUr Washington, June 22.— (AP) —Amy speech-making," Mrs. Caraway carry effective Black Flag, Red Ar- IS DOWN YESTERDAY CHAPTER XX i "How did you get here?" Fourteen Attend Spedal thanan 50 college men looking for a balloon club was organized a f^ ^ Mrs. Hattie Caraway, the only wo' row, Black Leaf, 40 Evergreen and COMPANIONSHIP . . . comrade- and M. Unosoal IVecaotions Being laughed. As senior Arkansas Sena- ' ‘T came In an airplane." sport in something besides mole- man ever sent to the Senate by tor since the death of Senator many others that are absolutely The idea, as explained by Kenneth fatal to insects. Growers Realise From Nine Vacations Dangerous I "Airplane?" bewildereds Meeting Last Night; One skins will bring a flock of "flivver' popular vote, is about to try for Joseph T. Robinson, she has aban- stark ’ thought camo. to Jo« I "I flew all the way. I haven't E. Benson, of Akron University, vice Taken In France To Pro- Cents DoVm To 8 5-8 Cents |h^ ^4Knrrmy. It came inevitably. It airplanes lo Akron Saturday and president of the N.I.F.C., is to popu- another term—completely on her doned her customary silence in de- I alept in almost two whole days. own. Take stock of your an- * •—mr often, clearer and clearer. It Sunday for the newest thing in in- larize, flying to a degree that regu- bate. nual borders and beds to Per Quart At Yesterday’s Vacation time Is with us ones,and dlscIpUns during vacatloa ; We flew all last night. I couldn't Mill Less Than Last Year. None of her male colleagues has voise A 4 bw Bbb41«* a. — . A W o e and abided with him, unbid- I sleep anyway, coming to you." tercollegiate competition—precision lar regional and national competi- tect Rnlers Of England. "But I suppose ru do u 1 did be- see* teat plants are thin- Auction. again. At the close of the day, Fri- and easily faU away from tha Uv r lAeti. It bad been with him a long flying. tion may be held. startled her this year, as the late fore—Just tell the people what I've day, Jime 24th, every school in th* Ings. It Is necessary, thsMfor% '__ ! "That coats money, Terry!" Huey Long did six years ago, by ned properly. Eighteen , ,pbne, he suddenly saw, uhrecog. ' "I know It. So I got It." Fourteen universities and colleges The first meet, in 1935, was at been doing up here and explain why Inches Is not too much for Sales In the Manchester market parental guidance and aafetg so* ‘ ; JUied. A tax ofr two mills Bald cm the will be represented at the fourth an- vblunterlng: "Mrs. Caraway, I'm state will have been closed for the "How did you got It?" Purdue University; the second at Paris — (Correspondence of the it's, bard sometimes to know Just—- #- the ^ant zinnias, al- yesterday totaled *6.171.22 when 1.- nolnders to be more frequeot. ' . These things, these rankling. "Stole it." - taxable property in the South Man- nual.air meet of the Nstlonal Inter- the University of Detroit, and the coming into your campaign." what’s beat for your (oiks. Much ot 880 crates of berries packed 24 summer vacation and the happy cry, Older children Should b* Inetnutt*]^ ; ,Atabe ....th e y were alivel They collegiate, Flylpg Club, headed by Associated Press)—An army of of the sweetened berries In a bak- though it might seem a ' • • • chester Fire District on the list last third at HicksvlUe, Long Island, un. The Louisiana Kingflah, with the legislation has to be a compro- great distance when they quarts to the crate and 1,387 crates "Schools Out”, will be heard on au ed and Impreeeed with tha ne ' ,Ware not, they never could.be, hap- Clark Henderson of Kenyon college, more than 100,000 men—troops, re- ing dlah, cover with a' layer of cake I He was utterly silenced by that perfected, ownership as of June 21, der the sponaorship of Harvard Uni- soundtrucks and fanfare, helped her mise to fit needs of the country as a are little. of berries packed 16 quarts to the Bides. Thousands of school children ty of caring for the younger plness and peace —because they son of Col. Paul Henderson, a for- versity. defeat six men in Arkansas' peppery batter, repeat until all berries and crate were sold. will be Imbued with enthusiasm and She looked weary and said, "Oh, serve officers. Guardsmen and po- whole." batter have been used. Bake In mod- dren, particularly those of pros jWerc alive r The other, the happi- what does It matter, darling? I 1938, payairle on October 1, 1938, mer assistant postmaster general. Crashes have been few. Akron Democratic primary. _ 'This year Campaign Funof the older boys and He wa.s remembering.. ..her sipall and Mrs. Patrick McCarthy of High To guard against' the possibility officers In Paris were recruited as for an automo- pad, and run it over the polished inside or outside floors of concrete dresses, and a pantle-glrdle to wear respectable and decent. A few of City Girl Saturday. gaUy, and walk on the higways and mated at that time that the district last Monday afternoon. street. parture from Calais July 1. On rail- five to six cents a quart for the ber- girls are seen doing the wrong and Inten.se persistence, her holding would be able to pay for the gunning of an attempt on the lives of the plainclothesmbn; the \,ar ministry bile trip o v e r - sorface until you get circles of (or wood) where the main problem under active sports clothes. Each them are yo:ing and lively; but so bleep in thef field of a nation, did on like grim death with her small Marilan Richards is spending a Mr. and Mrs. David Guilmaln of roads between the ports a pilol froth. This application wJU remove ries picked,- as was done In . some things. Consequently, thousands of he ask her. So long as they trav- expenses and reduce the debt out- British couple, coming to show that assigned 50.000 troops to the task America t h e la one of wear by abrasion. The is of the lightest weight material far as 1 know not one of them could insinuating hands when she want- week at Gloucester, Mass.,, with Parkess street have returned after the ties between Britain and France train wUl precede the royal special butter finger marks, or sirup from cases last year and as v>me have school children spend w'eeks of their New York, June 22.— (Special)-;-? eled together. standing, putting the district in a friends. and the Interior ministry about 10,- and stations will be closed an hour Beautiful. Even product for you to use. therefore, is she can find. Each controls her fig- be called a radical. Not one of summer vacations in the hospital or ed something badly, very badly..', spending a few days as the guests are at least as s t ^ j as those of the dihing-room table. ure because, even though new started to do this year. Walter H. J. Hylie, 31, a native at 1 It was the starker a thought for good financial condition If an addi- Mrs. Emily B. Collins attended 000 mobile guards. ahead of passage of the train. at Home Beach, a good floor and deck enamel. them ever speaks of red flags, block at home convalescing from serious "Why, Terry?" he insisted. of relatives In Providence. R. I. the Rome-Berlln Axis, the greatest After the entire surface has been clothes are cut on easier lines, al- flags, Coughlin flags or an|^ other Manchester, Oonn., and Miss AnnB>- the clarity of its conclusion, which tional tax was laid and collected, In the wedding of her grand niece. Miss British authorities approved the At a coat of 8,000,(XK) francs you'll need a few If your basement floor ever gets injuries. Hundreds are killed. Mary Olszewski. 24, of 147 Waot " "Because I love you, darling." A son was bom last 'Sunday to protective service ever knowm in .play clothes, cool covered with a generous applica- lowlhg complete freedom of move- kind of flag. They still blissfully be- brent back to the vey beginning, Ho was silent, holding her. part, before the annual meeting that Frances Famham, de^ghter of Pro- plans, leaving the Job entirely to the (about *225.000) 400 workmen have wet. I would advise you to give up Not a pleasant vacation to be 66th St., this city, obtained a will come In November. Mr. and Mrs. Edwrin Darling of France has been devised. shoes and some tion of lather, take another cloth, the idea of painting it with any- ment, she realizes how important it lieve they are living In a free coun- .brent back to the very beginning, She added, '‘And because you love fessor Charles Famham of Yale at Broad Brook at the Johnson Memo- French except for Scotland Yard In- complete restoration of the foreign dampen It with tepid water, and sure; and a source of worry and ex- riage license In tha Municipal build- , tt was Terry be bad lost. It was Reports given by the district of- New Haven last Saturday. As early as February, when ministry on the QuJ d’Orsay Summer finery thing. No paint will adhere to a is to have suave curves—not lumps OPEN FORUM try under the protection of the ag me.” rial Hospital. George and Elizabeth accepted spectatora who serve as the roiral wipe the surface clean. Then wipe —beneath any dress. of the United States. pense to their parents. Ing today. Hylie la the eon of John : Terry he had failed, and Terry who There It was. It was so! ficers last night showed this to be Henry Mayer who has been con- family’s bodyguard. where the King and Queen will re- f o r Insurance damp surface. I am not referring to Teachers and parents are urged Mrs. C. G. Gllligan of East street President Albert Lebrun'j Invitation It a third time with a soft, dry Never step up to a counter and IN DEFENSE OF PICKETS. I for one would fight to the last and Sarah (Forde) Hylie formerly had been tom from his hands. He And Joe said. "What are we true. The district olTlcera have still fined to the Manchester Memorial attended the funeral of her sister- side on their visit. Reception halls, against Summer Heat Waves. .,a ,co uIf water spilled on the floor but to to admonisJi their charges to review to pay France the first state visit of Principal Problem cloth, rubbing with the grain, and moisture seeping through the con- order a new girdle simply by stat- ditch to help preserve the right of Manchester and Miss OlssewM ; had not failed himself; he bad not going to do, baby?" over t22,(K)0 to borrow or spend to hospital fora while, was discharged in-law, Mrs. Henry Rogerc In Green- dining rooms, salons and private off kiea break eaally (f they skirts are pleated V>r gored. Slide She came into the room, closing ly recommended and has done prac- are allp-wed to cool on the baking serve with cream tomato sauce. the door behind her. She was look- Princeton L'nlverslty, Doctor of Sci- rowing can he arranged. The big Assessments Outstanding, as of- June 1st, 1937 ... . .*10,043.20 fastenings, bullet buttons and par- CHEESE lb: « I BoiliHi HAM lu 35. pans. As soon as they are baked 5 tice teaching In Industrial Arts in ing at him_ witj: the big browm eyea ence. expense to the district is a Less Tor Obedient Hair This Summer row patent leather belts—all white bill of over *17,000 that Is paid each the high schools of Hartford. COLLECTOR'S REPORT, JUNE 1, 1938 they should be removed with a ....looking at him She was thin, I The Rev. Endlcott Peabody, head- Collections during year ’...... * 1,130.54 have a permanent -give them a frosty cooling finish. there were big circles under the master of Groton school. Doctor of .vear for water to the town's water Gilbert and Howard Wagner, sons Grand List 1936 ...... Abated by Directors ...... -... broad-bladed knife or a spatula. White frocks are much In evi- of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Wagner of . *5.722.949.000 .50.00 fashioned by The eyes; her shoulders drooped beneath , L a w s . department. This amount is now Tax at 2 m ills...... 1,180.54. Allow them to cool on a cake rack dence too. Sleek sharkskin, now a beiny paid In a note bearing two per Stafford Hollow have returned ^ t- 11,445.898 or waxed paper and then carefully Lily Beauty Pai^ a cheap red coat. i President James Lukens McCon- Additions and odd mills 28.742 Summer standby, makes snaooth ' sugh of Wesleyan University, Doc- cei t Interest as the bill comes due er spending a few days with rela- ASSESSMENTS OUTSTANDING, as of June 1st, 1938 store them in a cooky Jar. lior. House A Hale "Joe." she said, and stopped. *8,862.66 Bldg. They will IltUe dresses with collared, sqviare He looked scared, looked like a I tor of Laws. each c.uarter and is paid when the tives in Syracuse, N. Y. Total ...... * llicib frankfurts lb i2i< 11,474.84 or vee necklines, short sleeves and man who does . not...... k.now. what...... to„ Prof. William Lyon Phelps. Uni- taxes are received, which saves the Miss Sue Lucas, regl.'itered nurse, Abatements ...... LOA.NS For Your Vacation Shoe* give you a lovely nccea.sity of borrowing that amount employed in Hartford, is spending a 17.04 wave that leaves gored skirts. These are often ac- do. She did it for him. She wai'sed i y<=rslty public orator, in presenting Loans outstanding, as of June 1st, 1937 ...... * 8,500.00 to wear at the beach, cooi, smart cented with blue and white polka of money at 4 per cent. vacation at the home of her parents Borrow^ during y e a r ...... sandals in multi-colored strong ybur hair soft, him and sat down on his lap, j degree said; Tax collectible 1936 l i s t ...... ; ...... f H.457.60- . 8,500.00 pliant and dot crepe pipings and sash girdles - **ey . "BREAKFAHT OF Sling her arms around his neck accomplished something In Staffordvllle. Tax collected 1936 list ., ...... ] yarn. All types of play sandals and natural looking. Call 10,515.58 7484 for an appointment. or narrow belts of uulU-coIored a'(^MerfoeairaOed'toMKTaOTsisSJwSerlCeelien. pmr CHAMPIONS" and la]dng her head on pis , all the efforts and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lynch of *17.000.00 sneakers for the kiddles too, at MVsAal ®e*. dul 1. W HEA TIES la rg e p k g ; 1 0 c £>st Hartford were the recent Paid during y e a r...... Kane's, Johnson Block. cords. A crisp white bolero is worn boulder. . experiments of the laboratories In Uncollected tax 1936 lis t ...... * 942.02 . 8.500.00 over a number of them. Other white (S aoW^M T tBMM Till®f(trp«Tc.a!TsSBklrT.e "Terryr? be said. "(3od...... | zoology and biology; he has given guests of her father. Louis Palsbaw Total taxes collected on all lists to June 1. 1938: >> . » Sun and Salt Water WAPPING Does your hair get frocks are made of raw silk or cot- TBrry!" His vole* would not.func- i *rnprvaslve stgnlflrance to the word on High street. List . Tax' Interest Liens LOANS OUTSTANDING, as of June 1st, 1938 . .. >•*•••••* 8,500.00 Stocking Reach Shoes SAUERKRAUT ..•.••.•.214 cah uou. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Blair of El- Respectfully submitted. overdry In summer? ton mesh. Colored spectator sporta J pnono ; ooar | w*l Ijaan, JAR RUBBERS, dozen,. D C tiOB. He did not know what was |anlma In animated; he has given 1036 ...... *10.515.58 » 12.06 * 10,527.64 A very “dif- dresses are seen In three outstand- PORK & BEANS...... 2 '/, ean nlng to him. what was rack- ' animals souls." ” *“ 7 Gonder and lington, former resi’depts of Stafford 1927 to 1935 ...... - 790.28 111.11 *48.75 - 950.14 M. MILLER, Too much exposure GsUng^a.tavo^Wen oppie*kae]roes}i% AMERICAN SARDINES...6 cans ^mlly of Wapping left last Sunday Springs are the parents of a son, ferent" beach to sun, soaking in ing colors—pMtel blue, a soft Ice MADONNA PURE. Im. ^ Of Lord Tweedsmulr Phelps said: Treasurer. shoe, fashion- knew. She said. "Jo*—" '» the simple truth to say that , ,morning - by - automobile------for Hast- Robert Louis, bom to them at the Total amount paid to Treasurer . . . salt wrater, sham- cream beige dubbed "candlelight” White Meat Bonita TUNA . .2 cans ...... ( 11,477.78 ed somewhat and blue with a turquotse tinge TOMATO PASTE, 4 cane I V C and suddenly began to cry. | ’’’an In public life today is more J “ sJ^o-the-Hudson. where they at- Johnson Memorial hospital, Satur- AUDITORS’ REPORT poos In hard water, day, June 18th. « like a short which the fashion world *«ii« ;Iy, surrendering wholly. -And ; t»Ioved or more envied. He is the 1 a family gathering at the JOSEPH CHAR'nER. , To Directors of The Eighth School A Utilities District: tend to make hair fca, cried with . her, because- he “ lan every one would like to see.” i ®. relatives in New .York. John Giblleau of Monson was a The Eighth School A UUlities DistricL Collector. sock, is woven strawy. Take your 'aqua." recent visitor with bis sister and Auditors of the Eighth School A Utilities District, have of strong 3mrn cfkfldn't help it. He was weak. The degrees in course Included I c returned to their home here examined the hooka of the Tax Collector for the period of June 1st, 1937 sunshine in moder- PERSONAL tiNAN CB C O . P A R -T -P A K B EV ER A G ES 3 f u ll q u art b o ttles 2 5 c Ba was unmanned. 895 Bachelors of Arts, i59 Bachelors i ^nlng. brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George In many - col- ation—a little's good Away With June Rose Bugs •480—Ueeaeo No. 891 Conteoto Oalyt __ Rev. Douglas V. MacLean mo- Lester on Parkess street.. I 1st, 1938, and have found uncollected taxes in the amount of ored stripes and other Insect peats prevalent It was some time- before they of Science. 120 Bachelors of Laws REPORT OF FIRE DEPARTMENT for scalp and hair, -Wars calm, with a kind of exbaus- and 160 Doctors of Philosophy. t o ^ to Boston, Mass., Monday, George Jezek of Stsfifordville has e that time. You d i p ^ to a Titusville hospital with 20 p e lr singing w-as especially en- son Memorial hospital to Mr. and ble »1th Duncan Phyfe Pedstal base Condneted by liHorfolmwon* 400 CeeifefteKe feeew joyed by those living the grove. I^ ^ -tio n of the Businea. Section- o7 to i ~8^G;L;e"™ce“ ' . ' m o ' ; j r . great to m M^e |«D«. Right on the button.'^ Kashas la his hand, bites of his pet Mrs. Joseph Karron of StaffoMvilte. help. with acanthus leaf carving and Rnsaell A . Wright m GREEN BEANS SWEET CHERRIES The Wapping youilg'glrls "Tras- Btrawbwry Bkiprlse O of Ota... Best Irntmliotu in New r*r* NATIVE PEAS glad," she told him. ' T m dof. Plthele's last building, a Mr. and Mrs. Leon Comfort and Submit^ by: JOHN F. LIMERICK, top with fancy At 45 EIro Street I t e ( h e JWDfognt f eent WoHd-Fmatom Mmdta ; te know that I oouM." ka Club” and 4-H ftrU enjoyed family of .Palmer have been vlsiUng CHARLES D. WHITCHER: "Jsed rim. Made of solid mahogany A waahed huMed and ehurdi, was rasad two yaars ago. . their lin t ***"*»<"f damoCftratloB (Signed) . CHIEF ROT ORISWC drained berries, and mix with one % qts- 9 c for a fsw days as ths guasta at ICr. RO—V Auditora. •ad th« low price of i l l tb am 19c lb. 2 qts. 2SC Dated at Maadwtar. Cento jra* fiOth. UM. those at W aocto for sxeeSnt CTip of ougar. Mix and sift 8-4 cup 3 2 Lesso ns, $16. / fiotwv-l-il teaspoon satt and 1 tea- TneiL, Wed-, Thurs. and P it BmaU Bye and PamperBleUe spoon boktag powder. Add 1 CUPCAKES WHiraSUCBDl Moraiiig^ Joia 28 to Aa«. 19 IS T O L g g mlksd i-s mip mitt hoteiDR 7 C logf rn gX irY O D K 17c doz. ’ S c loaf OM Of U« flrsalda tHutiM from t m gans; PoOy, ------r—------— ------^^------■ ______’ • .. ___ .J ’______' PAGE ELEVEN ATTENDS HIS S O m PWA BE(3N$ LENDING, White Houae on Wlday at 9:80 ». SECOND OF WERNER’S Calvert. “P e a c e A t A n y P r i c e ” m., (B. S. T.) Solltuds^ (D. ElUngton), Laura High Schools SPENDING; APPROVES ■n» PreMdont said ths naUon- Andlalo; Nola, (Arndt), _jlarian Not American Slogan REUNION AT YALE wlde radio broadcast would be gen- GROUPS IN RECITAL Mason; Robin’s Return, (Fisher), eral Ln aubjecL It probably will Barbara Johnson; joyful Sounds, Louis NEARLY 300 PLANS cover bualneee condition, reUef tad (Seidt), Charles Hill; Minuet, (L how well Oongreae carried out his Schmeling Readu For Fight of Decade On the ether hand, they ^haD Nine Program Presented Tn Center Paderewski), E te Andlslo; Prelude, Wuhlaftofi. Jam tt.—Lightweight Oiam. Booni^teMtem standard) but was Great heart, great soul, great spirtt- still need a very large volume of A list of the pupils and their the Oakes Service station and the put avetythlng Into this gams and L m . ^ n ciocifed to ?^e), e i.” ® winning this race be proved hla Like nearly all American crews, Two sons of toe president, a cabi- Baldwin, C T ...... 7% Windham High school, Wllllmantic, mlnd make loud and lifted sound the needy, asserting as he acted public improvement. crack set of peagreena. Bhdge, a quadruple champion, plan Lou Ambers, 137, New York, kept wiU'dng for twenty minutes by Balt and Ohio .... In 1880 and for the next three years selections follows: bridegroom 1s associated ■with his each la seersUy hoping that the tlm eaaa 4:248 and**4-2*47*^ i n ' backers who those of Harvard abd Yale are net minister, and celebriUea of ev- outpointed Jimmy Vaughn, 186%, .. 5% Make smile, O Gltchl Nagamo, for that industry and agriculture al- That these localities are glad to Happy Hours. (R Streabbog), father who la a concrete contractor. PoUah team wOl be able to atop tbs ting scholastic reeordi ala *i^ ***" coached by products of the Uni- The 1 current ouUook la that for waa off form aa he and Mako de- the negro champion who failed to Bendlx ...... 12% he taught schools in Letranon, happy hunting-ground! ready are Improved.' established him favorite. Hla vic- the next ieveral yeara tha Ells ery stripe will be there to watch toe aeveland. (10), non-title. put In an appearance until 12:15. and are able to assess themselves James Connors: The Violet, ,(W. Blurtalds Frld& and that M ^arty doubt.S^ among tory confirmed their confidence in versity of TJiaahlngton, which tested L. De Borman and Pierre bland German try to repeat toe Beth S tee l...... 50% Franklin and Sprague, this state, Business—and - he Included farm- him. will search In vain for*an oasis Oeehland of Belgium, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4. Detroit—Joe Sutka, 158," Wyan- There was little or no conversa- Beth Steel 7 pfd .. .. 90 afterward taking a preparatory O! Russian Bell, the country dance for more‘than half of the total cost Powell), Ellen Coburn; The Jessa- TERM OF PARIS MAYOR seems to have all the answers on where they mayjrest and doctor knockout he scored over Louie two dotte, Mich., outpplnted Geoiga ing in the term—ia not and has 'not of these improvements by going in- mine, (W. Powell), Lee Silversteln; «T 9.rofrp“;.^r??on‘r t^®‘ ‘r- the water. Tom BoIIes of Harvard Observers noted the pair was not tion betvrecn the two as welghing- Borden ...... 15% course at Norwich Free Academy, Is beating on the square. been as bad aa a lot of people believ- EXTENDED FOB up their varsity -rowing wounds. playing together. Junes ago in toe same arena, and Burnette, 158%, Detroit. (10). in ceremonies progressed Can Pac ...... 6 Norwich. After hla graduation Make garlands of your sonatine to partnership with the Federal The Sack Waltz, (Metcalf), Edward ^KINO’S VISIT. to witness toe efforts of the young Paris — Andre Lenglet, 207, Case (J. I.) ...... ed it to be, the President said. government. . Kpdes; Minuet, (Mozart), Beatrice Main Interest in British tennis Schmellng Snrprised .. 84% from Yale In 1888. he taught at Ba- . and recreate the fair; He gave these views to the na- circles is in toe women's champion- champion to remove that one blot France, outpointed Leroy Haynes. Schmellng was surprised at his Cerro De P a s ...... 39% con Academy, Colchester. Thomas- O. curving cup of melody, thy' That for every worker on a pro- Buraack; In a^Shady Nook, (J Paris —(AP) — Rene FallUot’s a.Tan?e“‘a\Te.t“4avr^^ from his ^acutchton. 206, Philadelphia, (10), own poundage. He had expected to Cbes and Ohio . . . . ton High school and Wllllmantic streaming drops belong tion at a press conference in the ject site, there are two and a half Dietz), Jane Wlgren. YESTERDAY’S RESULTS. ship and toe respective fates of toe Louis remains toe I to 2 favorite London—Eddie PhUllps, 189, Eng- .. 25% warm, little study of his Hyde Park term as president of the municipal temoon and If High loses several |„ g ? S Hibernian NationaJe two Helens. Jacobs and Moody. Miss come in at not leas than 195 pounds. Chrysler ...... 47% before coming to Manchester in Upon the lips that gaily drink your workers In^rectly employed in The Parade of the Wooden Sol- council,- or mayor of Paris, has iU ra from that team will tmmedl- tefed to the ?w ^,^i *' in one of toe biggest selling fights land, knocked out Ben Foord, 204%, Louis's handlers bad predicted the Coca Cola ...... 134 1893 as principal of the High school. music and their song! home. Newa correspondents, crowd- mines, mills.vforests and transpor- diers, (L. Jessel), Bernice Addy; Boston 3, SL Louis I. Jacobs, bad arm and all, had little South Africa, 204%, (9). ing close to his desk yesterday after- been extended-seven days to assure ately be distributed throughout the with the mn. T. ‘ "J”; CtaclnnaU 6. New York 2 Indians and Reds Seek trouple with Mias Whitmarsh and on recent yeara, and ja the choice champion would hit 199 and he Col Carbon ...... 77% For forty-two years Mr. , Ver- tation. The Fairies’ Wedding Waltz. (J. leaan.. h.tnin. In. I Hon jyg* f *’ * «peclal Invlta- New York—Lew Feldman, 184 U, In misty mood, a shadow winds the King (3eorge of England a polished league, helping for the most part Chicago-4. Philadelphia 3. of a majority of several hundred miner i It by only a quarter-pound. Col Gaa and El . .-r. .. 6 % planck waa connected with the for- noon, heard him touch on many sub- The President commented that the Turner), Betty Crawford; Moon- greeting on hie state visit to Morlartya and the PA's. Bcrnardl is may have recovered sufficiently to experts. The so-called "fight mdb" New York, and Nick Camarata, ComI Ihv T r ...... mer Ninth District and South Man- pulsing clock with voice jects. covering a broad field of for- France. Pittsburgh 9, Brooklyn 3 (night) play through the whole tourney at 133%, New Orleans, dreiv, (8). 'There was sonie uproar when 40% To turn the page where sainted- international situation was not par- light on the Water, (J. Seidt), Jdne a fixture at a h ^ for the Green and American. top speed. regards Leuls aa a ahoo-in, a virtual Louis stepped on the scales n1th his Com! SolV ...... '.. .. 8 chester High school In supervisory eign and domestic affairs, and scrib- ticularly bright and that all we can Converse; In the Flower Garden, The new president should be ao if Vlot at second although Zapat cinch, and promoter Mike Jacobi ia Cons Edison ...... capacity and during hLs nearly a • men unto their hymns rejoice. bled furiously while he read a two- aeveland 10, New York 5. Mrs,. Moody was to meet Mrs, trunks still pn. .. 2574 Cantatas beat against the rain do la hope for the best. (Oammond), Barbara Sadrozinskl; elected June 27, But this jrear ka may give Viot first base, pUt Boston 8-4, Detroit 2^ All-Ohio World Series hoping -.fervently that toe title re- The commission said It had to Cons Oil ...... 9% half century of service waa Inti- page statement on his signing of the That came as a reply to a ques- Warbllngs at Eve, (B. Richards), the British mvereign is coming to Patrias at second, Joe Lovett at Sports Roundup\ H. C. Hopman, of Australia, today malna in tola country. Cont Can ...... mately connected with three gener- while coronations spell huge lending and spending relief St. Louis 5. Philadelphia 2. and will be closely watched. The have the exact weights and stopped .. 42% A pillow for the key of dreams— tion on whether the Chief Executive Blanche Snow; The Mocking Bird, call at the city hall-June 29. So third and thus present bis 1937 line- Washington 7. Chicago 0. The two big men, who have no newB-reel cameras until' Louis had Com Prod ...... 67 ations of Manchester folk in educa- bill. was cheered by his talk yesterday the question arose; would a mayor, up against Morlarty Brothers. By EDDIE BRIETZ shade the Phillies, 4-8; Jim Turner Iplayer granted a affection for each other, were meet- Del Lack and'W’est tional pursuits. Old England and the Bell! ' (Mack), Joseph Valluzzl. Eastern. set down the Cardinals with five chance of winning the wom- complied^ .. 674 Mr. Roosevelt was In the best of with Joseph P. Kennedy, home on Whispering of love, (Klndell) in office only two days, be' experi- Then the Green's outer defenses___ N'w York. June 22.—( A P ) - c o n - Binghamton 8, H artford 4. Cleveland’s Leaders Drop ing at .Madison Square Garden at No sooner had the hghtera been Douglas Aircraft 457 Besides attaining honors in civic, Allegro, melts the winding road Into humor ns he talked. With hla cont enced enough to meet a nionsrch? will_ ^ ^ probably - bo Borello------in left. “ "“ U for a Max Baer vs. Schmellng hlta to give toe Bees a 3-1 decision crown, Alice Marble, Du P o n t---- •...... i064i fraternal' and educational connec- leave from his post as ambassador Eleanor McKenna; The Silver Hazleton 6, Elmira 2. 12 noon, e.s.t., to weigh In and have weighed, however, than Julian your frisky swing— off and shirt colar unbuttoned, he to London. Nymph, (Heins), Orolyn Roy; The council decided to let Fall- ' Butch Lovett in center and maybe match in September were and the Dodgers, playing their aoc- through a two-set victory their respective pulses clocked by Eastman Kodak 163 tions. Mr. Verplanck waa a tniatee For sun and plow and heart and answered questions freely. Hot, an old band at such matters, Quartua in right, depending of drawn up late yesterday by Mike (nl^ht)““ *'’°''‘ *' ''^‘“‘“•Barre Yanks To Third Place As ond night game at home, were left Cootes, of Alexandria, Black and John Roxborough, Louis' Elec Auto Lite .. of the O nter Congregational Poem, (Flblch), Dorothy Snow; li the commission medlclns' man. Dr. managers. Insisted upon being al- 17% brow love how your Idylls sing; At one point, by request, he au- do the job, and elect its new presi- course, whether or not (Juartus will Jacobs and Ancll Hoffman Baer's Albany 11, Trenton 4 (night). BtlU needing their first victory un-1 William Walker: . They are, of Gen Elec ...... 37% church for nine years and served Travators, (Verdi), Barbara LueU- dent July 4. be available. Zapatka might stort manager... .Barney Ross, 'who re- der the Ebbets field Arcs as -they In other outstanding matches yes- lOwM to weigh Schmeling's gloves. his town, state and nation to the O! send forever to the hills an old thorized the newsmen to cpiote him Red Sox Gain Second; Cin- course, not required to make a stip- Black and Roxborough said they Gen Fooda...... 30% Italian chime directly," something he seldom per- the big left hander on the hill in- tired after the Armstrong fleht still STANDINGS. bowed to the Pirates. 9 to 3. terday, Jadwlga Jedrzejowska, of Gen Motors ...... 33% best of his ability during the World Poland, lost a set to beating Phyllis ulated poundage. Louis, In addition were ready to accept the commis- War on several important commit- That sends Petruccio to your thrills. mits. stead of Borello. Is getting offer, to entfr the ring National, to being eight yeara younger than wk Gillette ...... 8 GIocoso and sublime! OBITUARY Expect Record Crowd ...... all are being declined "we cinnati Drubs Hubbell To Stevenson of Australia, 0-1, 3-6, 6-3, sion's ruling that gloves manufac- Hecker Prod . . . . tees. He la a past Grand Master "As somebody remarked the othAr W. L. Pet. hla opponent, la a little taller and tursd by a New York Arm be used 7 day there have been a few raindrops Morlarty Brothers team is also burned Barney’s gloves, trunks and New York ...... 34 22 and Gracyn Wheejer downed Miss heavier, though not enough to mat SRACES DAILY 7 5 f Hudson Motors ,. 6 % of Masons in Connecticut. O! Avatar, metallic star, America .607 League C. M. Burrows, of England, 6-3, 0-0. but declared that two years ago Under Superintendent Verplanck's coming from the heavens," he said, a problem to dope out. Last week all his other equipment the-daV after Cincinnati ...... 811 22 .585 ter. V MZST aMMysaMONBWS ■ Int Harv ...... 58 must feel ^ b b waa at third, Wiley at first, Armstrong beat him " said a rt Chicago .., Shave Lead Of Giants. after Schmellng had knocked out Int Nick ...... leadership the town's old school sys- The dual presence of your anthem- "and poa'slbly they will be Allowed ...... 34 25 .576 Regulation Gloves POST TIME 2.15 VJW /Mminlen 'Louis in 12 rounds they had 4674 with a much-needed shower." Frank Bedurtha O’MMley at second «.d Zwick at Winch, one of Ross' r^anagirs Pittsburgh ...... 30 23 Int Tel and Tel '.. tem and buildings were improved patrlotlc peel: Boston ... .568 Leaders It waa reported that apeculalors MILYDOUBlI-IUCESt a a t o Max a weighed Schmeling's gloves and dis- 9% and the High school attendance tn- Thy golden alchemy of tone, trans- That waa the President's answer The funeral of Frank Bedurtha, NOTICE! behind the terday....••he’ll never ...... 27 24 .529 were getting as much aa $100 for SUilll MOM «ll sum MINTS... WSStoTSWa Johns Manvllle .. 80 St. Louis . N.ATIONAL LEAGUE IMORIARHS SCHEDULE covered they weighed 7*4 ounces. crea.sed from 37 pupils to nearly to a question whether heU believed who died suddenly yesterday after- plate If hla finger haa eased up a ring aeain" ••Dumh ...... 23 30 .434 . By BILL BONI Just what that proved no one Kenhecott ...... 34% muting, shall refine bit. If not, Wallett will do the bwk- gan f o r ^ r 'e U J ^ -“ °‘" Brooklyn ...... 23 Associated Press Sports Writer Batting— Lombardi. Cincinnati, choice ringside chairs, originally Lehigh Val Rd . .. 1, 200. A mystic vision of our flag In business had scraped bottom In its noon at bis home, 228 Oak street, 34 .404 priced at $80. On toe other hand, seemed to know, least of all Brig. 4 atop work. Fraher wlU be .In hla Sncannv'^lt "^®S:er, who la Philadelphia ---- 114 36 .280 .3548; Martin, Philadelphia, .3646. Qen. John J. Phelan, commission Ugg and Myers B 99% mualc'a own design! downward trend. He slde-stepp^ an will be held at 2 o’clock Friday af-, usual poslUon. center, Haefs to right picking winners, made a Runs—Ott, New York. 55; (3ood- GAME HERE SATURDAY certain of the speculative gentry Loew's ...... inquiry about when the ahower temoon at the Mark Holmes funeral Thursday Night ft** r v i - - I - a- _ 11 appearance at the Hippos .American. Instead of the "Subway series' who stocked up on "rlngsides" back chairman. Phelan said New York 46%' This gift from God, this Bell to or left and Geer to right to round I W. L. Pet. that seemed so likely when the big man, Cincinnati, 48. state rules simply made it manda- Lorillard ___ 16% wojild come. home, Woodbridge street. Rev. Dr. out the outfield. drome yesterday and chose Schmel- Cleveland ...... 34 past the SOth row were said to be Mont W a rd ...... Him bears message of our Mr. Roosevelt gave out a new E. E. Story of the South Methodist 20 .630 league firing started to April, this Runs batted to—Ott, New York, tory for gloves to weigh six ounces 37 thought, The biggest crowd of the season Boston ...... 33 23 .589 56; Goodman, Cincinnati, 47. To Oppose Hartford unloading at a loss. At any rate, Nash Kelv ...... commerce department estimate that church will conduct the services and is expected to watch thla game be- New York ...... 31 fall’s big show of baseball may be Social there is no prospect of a aell-out. or more. Black and Roxborough 8 % Local Stocks A trebled-rlse to other spheres, UH-] the burial will be in the Wlndsor- I. O . O . F . 22 .585 Hits—McCormick, Cincinnati. 80; Club At West Side; tnalsled the rule specified six Nat Bi.sc ...... 24% CSe national Income—the total In- cause of its vital Importance and Johnny Vander Meer Is getting a Washington ...... 3i on all-OhIo proposition. Have Schmellng won one small victory Nat Cash Reg ... ^ace and candor caught, vllle cemetery. lot of attention here.... bell hops at 29 .617 The Cleveland Indians, vyho ham- Moore, New York, 78.' '' ' Many Tilts On Slate, ounces. After much excited con- 18 For halls and time ihade Infinite its come of all those farming money— also because both teama wril play Detroit ...... 20 29 .600 before they entered the ring. T h e Nat D airy...... Fumlsheid by Eddy Brothers A Co. would be slightly more than $60.- In addition to a son he is survived beads up baseball from starUto fln- the McAlpIn adopted an agreement Philadelphia ...... 24 mered the Yankees back into third Doubles—McCormick, Conclnnatl, boxing commission recognized hla 'Versationa. Phelan and Louis' man- 14% chorded arch shall sway— by a brother, who came hero from 30 .444 and Martin. Philadelphia. 19. agers went into a huddle to see just Nat Distill ...... 19% 33 Lewla Street For Angels come to Abbey Dawn 000,000.000 this year, $5,000,000,000 lah. It means a lot to both of them not to accept tips from the no-hlt- Chicago ...... 19 32 '.373 place yesterday, 10-5, are pacing demand that Louts not be permitted N Y C entral...... 13% Hartford. Conn, Fitchburg this afternoon to arrange and as a consequence each la deter- s ta r... .tomorrow afternoon there'll St. Louis ...... 18 the American League. The Cincin- Triples—Goodman. Qhclrinatl, 7; Morlarty Brothers will play the to wear the Chicago, or "big. what was what. and Nations hear them play! higher than previous government for the funeral, and two nieces, Mrs. 34 .346 Suhr, Pittsburgh; Riggs, Cincinnati, Social club of Hartford Saturday Is Leas Dangerous. NY NH and H .... 1 % WllUam R. Martin estimates. mined to wind up on the long end of be home plate ceremonies at the nati Reds, op the strength of the thumb," Glove that the champion FLORIA DORIA K. A. Little of Rockville and Mrs. BINGOAT ODD FELLOWS HALL — WILL BE Eastern and Mize, St. Louis, 6. « afternoon at the West Side Oval at Newspapermen were a trifie at a North A m ...... 20% Local Representative New York City. He also announced he would give G''0"''da where Johnn will be w. L. Pet. 6-2 battering they handed (Jarl Hub- hM favored In his recent fights. loss to understand the outburst Packard ...... 4 Ralph Bulla of Brooklyn, N. T. Friday evening the Blueflelds and made a colnal on the staff of the Binghamton ...... 37 bell, are just a game and a half be- Home runs—Ott. New York, and 3 o’clock. The Social club at -the Both will have their ham-llke hands 16 .698 Goodman, Cincinnati. 16. present time la leading the Hartford stnce the more padding a glove car- Param P Ict...... 9 1:00 p. m. Quotations bj governor of Florida and presented Hazleton ...... 32 18 .640 hind the National League-leading encased In six-ounce everlast mitts, ries the less dangerous it Is. Penn ...... 17 Insurance Stocka Mother b a t ^ t ^ t promises plenty with a suitable gift by Frank Wln- Elmira ...... 27 Giants and can jump that gab by Stolen bases—Hack, Chicago, 7: a t y League and U considered one 24 .529 of the best teams to toe city. buttressed by plenty of bandage and Liouts' .handlers revealed that Phelps Dodge...... • 24 t j Bid AIR-COOLED utlon. The P.A. s are determln- chell, Tampa Hotel Tycoon in whose Albany 29 26 .527 taking the two remaining games of (^Alan, Chicago; and Koy, Brooklyn, tape. 6. ■ • I Tnlner Jack Blackburn, Manager Phil Pete" ‘ 38',4 Aetna Casualty ...... 83 now that they town Johnny dto hi.7prtog propptog Trenton ...... 22 27 .449 their series with Terry's Terriers. Next Wedneaday Morlartya play May Miss His hlanoger. Black and Eddie Meade, manager Pub Serv N J .. 28% Aetna Fire ...... 42'4 2 5 G A M ES — Y O U R C H O IC E have tasted victory over a relatively ... .rumors ‘hat that Billwii McKechnie . ’ Williamsport ...... 22 30 .423 Not Such A Long Shot Pitching — Klinger, Pittsburgh, toe Blueflelds to a twilight League For the first time In this country, of Henry Armstrong, would be in Radio ...... 6 % Aetna Life ...... 22)4 strong contender and are especially asked waivers on v«n 1* ■JJ'^Hechnle Hartford ...... 211 39 It’s not such a long shot, either, 5-1 ; Brown, Pittsburgh, 9-2. game and Sunday, July 3, they will little Joe Jacobs will not be In the Reading ...... Automobile ...... anxious to be the first to trin th.fv ""V ersonon Vander Meer when .412 champion's comer. 13'% 681 Blueflrida ‘ ‘be he allowed Bo.iton^aton fourfoi blows the Wilkes-Barre . . . . 17 36 .321 The Giants, struggling along minus AMERICAN LEAGUE entertain the St. Bridgets of Elm­ German's corner, the cpmmlaslon Bchmellng. at the moment, ex- Rem Itond ...... 12'i Conn. General ...... $ 5 0 .0 0 b O O R PRIZ E wood at toe West Side. On toe Aa usual the admission prize other day were denied lead-off man Joe Moore and with a Batting—Avsrlll. Cleveland, .893; having refused to restore Joe's li- pects to have only Max Machon Republic Steel .. 15% Hartford Fire ...... MAIN ST„ WINNER MUST BE PRESENT! of T0D.AA"S GAMES. revamped line-up, have dropped Travla. Washington, .355. 4to they will play the Polish Amer­ cense aa a second. Some of and Ed (Doc) Casey of Detroit in Rey Tob B ...... 39'.; Hartford Steam Boiler threehree dollarsdoUara wuf be awarded'at the I ‘bat B.ibe National. icans of Bristol at Mt. Nebo. Both *-CARD BINUO-.3S,. DOORS OPEN T:S0. sixth Inning.Innlnor. I Hi-tn waa Installed in the Dodger their last three starts. The Reds, Runs—Foxx. Boston, 52; Lewis, Schmeling's followers regal'd this his comer. He has made no plans Safeway Stores . 15% National Fire ...... Cincinnati at New York on the other hand, are riding theae latter teams hold victories as a bad sign, but It doesn't worry for replacing Joe Jacobs whose ap- Scbenley DIs ... 15% Phoenix ...... Manchester .organization by the bankers and Chicago at Philadelphia.' Washington; and Gehrlnger, Detroit. over toe Morlarty outfit. No game soon w111.be amiounred aa part own- streak In which they have lost only 49. Max. Nothing, in fact, bothers plication for reinstatement as a sec- Sears Roebuck .. 61% Travelers ...... St. Louis at Boston. three out of 14 games and have has been scheduled for this Sunday Max except toe fact that he has ond has been turned down repeated- .Shell U nion...... 14% PubUc rttlltlm Telephone er. .Seablacult did a mile In 1:37 (Only games scheduled.) Runs batted In—Foxx, Boston, 75; as yet but the local management Is to pay both U. S. and German in- Socony Vac . . . . at Suffolk the other day, while the zoomed out of the second division York, Detroit, .58, ly by the commission. If Schmel- 14'4 Omn. Lt. aiTd Pow. .. 48 52 6771 EDDIE ELM GAINS American. Into second place. trying to arrange a road game. come tax on his purse, whldh will Ing decides a third man Is needed It South Pac ...... 12% Conn. Pow...... 42% 44% ^ t Menow could do over the same York at (Cleveland (2). Hits—Travis, Washington, 83; be 20 per cent of the net. Louis will be WTiltev Bimstein of New South Rwy . . . . . distance at the Wilmington Track W ashington at Chicago. They weren't fooling when they AverUl, Cneveland, 79. 8% Htfd. Elec. Lt...... 57% 59% teed off on Hubbell, either. The will receive toe champion's custom- York. St Brands ...... 7'i Illuminating Shs. ... 49 51 the same day waa 1:38 3-5___Note Philadelphia at St. Louis. Doubles —Cramer, Boston, 19: GREGORY’S FA niEB DIES. ery 40 per cent. SchmehM and Ljuls may have St Gaa and El .. HIS3RDVHI0RYI to all you.ie guys who wrote about Boston at Detroit. southpaw acrewballer, making hla Cronin. Boston, 17. , , 8 % New Britain G a s ___ 20 25 third unncceasful attempt for hla The probability is that Arthur talked b e ^ e the weighing In but St Oil Cal ...___ 28 So. New Eng. Tel. <3o. 1.38 138 Manchester Pubfic Market that coaching job; all the dope haa Eastern. Triples— AveriU, aeveland, 7; Weat Springfield. Maas., June 22. Donovan again wUl be the referee, nobody saw them exchange any St Oil N J ...... ■o' ** • 50 Western Mass...... Cool as an Arctic been forwarded to the proper au- Btaghamton at Hartford. 200th'big league victory, was belted Fox. Detroit, and Heath and Keltner, — (Special)— T. L. Gregory, presid­ words during It. The extent of 27% 29% for a pair of homers and three runs though the choice, like that of the Tex Corp ...... 41% Industrials S m ™ Wilkea-Barre. Cleveland, 5. ing judge at the Crescent Kennel two judges, will not be known until their visible contact was a limp Timken Roll Bear 38% Breeze with an I Local Middleweight Deci- Bollei, Yale and Harvard rowing In the third, and four hits .and three Home runs—Foxx, Boston; and club, was Dotifled late yesterday of the fighters are In tha ring. There handshake extended to Schmellng Trans America ., Acme Wire ...... 19 22 ELECTRIC FAN more runs In the seventh. Five of toe death of hla father at Teowah, 10 Fa ncy, Fresh Sea Food .By T ru c k I coaches, graduated from the seme York. Detroit, 19. Is no question that the officiating by Louis while the champion was Union Carbide ... Am. Hardware ...... 21, 28 the Reds’ seven safeties Viff the Hub Tennessee, and left Immediately by on the scales. This was strictly 71% Arrow H and H, Com. 28 30 8 Infch school and have been living near Stolen bases—Lewis, Washington, vuin be scrupulously honest. The Unlqn P a c ...... 68 8 - I N C H F A N noils Tooy Phillips Inj each other at New London while went fcir extra bases. Including 10; Kreevtch, (Chicago 9. plane to be present at the funeral fight crowd has done everything It for the photographers. Unit Aircraft .... Billings and Spencer. 3% 4% Oscillating Fan Express T h u rsd a y M orning four-batter and a triple by Ival to be held there. T. L.' Gregory .27% Bristol Brass ...... 26 29 'I r FULL SIZE their boats trained for the last ^ilSZEBM IM IRRS Pitching—Grove, Boston,, ll-l; legitimately can to insure a Louis Bo too was a sparring pose they Unit Corp ... *oe'beo'8oee «*• r Goodman. ia serving hla second aeason aa pre­ victory, such as making toe vet- took before separating. It was no- 2% Colt’s PaL Flreartim. 50 58 with Built-In Switch Sandy Beach Feature. Yals-Harvard race and this one, but Allen, Cleveland, 8-1. | siding judge at the local tracks. Unit Gas Imp 10 Eagle Lock ...... "with Induction MEAT SPECIALS have never spoken. Meanwhile big Jim Weaver was crap German wait two long yiara ticeable. however, that Scbraellhg U 8 Rubber . ■ • • i * ! 80% , and Induction "« J» -^ m b taed for four-bit nltch- balancing the heavy artillery with for another crack at Joe’s jaw. but •tuck his right hand not more than Fafnlr Bearings...... Motor , Shoulder Lamb Chops ...... 29c lb. U F Smelt .. 63 Gray Tel Pay Station Type Motor PrompOy at 9 o’clock each morn- whlppwi Glanta. 6-3. * some fancy four-hit pitching. When once the bell ringa tonight It wUl be a quarter inch from Louis' Jaw. It U S Steel 48% Lamb for S lew in g...... 10c lb. Bddla Elm manufactured bit third J«if Heath, Indiana—Drove In he threatened to loose control of the a square fight was Schmellng* right hand that did \lck Chera ...... Hart and (Jooley .. ing when the Red Box are at home. 32 Hendey Mach., B. ... Rib End Pork Chops...... 25c lb. straight flitlc triumph of the cur- Lefty Grove enters the club offices, situation, Bucky Waltsri took And it might be a great fight. It most of the damage In their first Western Union ...... 23% rent outdoor season by outpointing charge and didn't allow a hit the All Germany Is Confident should be. There la every element . bout. West El and M fg ...... Landers, Frary A (jlk. Grote & Weigel's or Eckhardt’s Frankfurts...... 29c lb. seizes a paper knife and opens the 83'4 New B rit Mch., Com. $ Spiced Ham, very fancy ...... 35c lb. Tony PhlUlpa of Rockville In the mall for the cashier___Jimmy Mc- rest of the way. that goes to make a furious, dra- Louis won the whiskers charoplon- W'oolworth._- ...... 44% do., pfd...... I feature avwt of the amateur cafd But the Reds' hSriib treatment of matic ancotinter. Including an in- •hip 'Without an argument. He ap- Elqe Bond an<^ Share-(Curb)! Smoked Shouldera, sugar cured, 5 to 6 lbs. each... 23c lb. Larnln is getting rich running * ga- 8% North and Judd .... 1st Sandy Beach on Crystal Lake rage in Hollywood---- Nate Lewis R u^*% Red Sox. and Hubbell and the Indians’ 14-hlt as- Of Victory For Schmeling tense desire for revenge on the part parently bad not sHavled for five Peck, Stow A Wilcox I last night. Elm, weighing 162, had M jor Teague Hlgglna set sault on' Yankee Red Ruffing wasn’t of lA>uis. He feels that Schmeling days. Schmeling. on the other hand, AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT ■ bald eagle of the Chicago Loop, all of the day's fireworks. caught him In 1938 before he had Russell Mfgi Co...... against whose Mickey Rodak won the wel- strMk of conae^JI^hlU co^d boast of only a little stubble. ScovUI Mfg. Co. Angel Cakes 2Tc each I Phillips, 160, and gained a clean-cut 12 Straight Hits Berlin, June 22.—(AP) — All .and frequently and also haa tele- matured, wh^ he was little more Some newspapermen professed to 59 CHILDREN ENROLL Idacislon. terweight charoplons^p of Mary- Germany—from little Hans and than a cocksure kid. Stanley Works ...... Ginger S quares...... igc doi. land the other night and ia recog- In Detroit Frank (Pinky) Higgins •^phoned, she said, but "ha talks only •ea some signs of concern In Louis' do., pfd. ••■■■••r,, E3m. who mads fifteen 'starts In bl€, In doubIe>beader with Tiv***** wrote a ntw chapter Into basebaU'a Oretchen to papa, and mama a tiny bit about boxing—he wants Plane to Force Fight. ^filly Rolls . . . 19c each nized by the National Boxing As- r„» w, I,,,,,, The sort of battle It will be de- appearance. Thebe was no doubt IN VACATION UBRART Torrington ...... ■ Ihla debut aa a middleweight last book of big lea^ e records and at Schmidt—la confident "Unser to hear something else from me be- ^antzen has created s marvelous about Schmellng. He just looked Cookies, our home made k in d ...... 2 dor. for 25c sociation aa the No. I contender la the same time erased a famous sides shop." pends almost entirely upon Louia, Veeder Root new . other Fans to 38.99 lyaar and compiled a rtoorS'ot nine in town looking for Eddie Mead and Maxe" Schmeling will take Joe He haa been growling for several new fabric /qy men's trunks. It grim and business-like.. New York Banka > Strawberry Shortcake Biscuits...... I9c dor. |(1eelalons, three knockouts, two name. The Red Sox third baseman, The German press.,has whipped Henry Armstrong. Just to give an Root, Clubs— Stopped lx>ula* heavyweight crown. v/eeka that he wlU sprint from hla IS know n as Wisp'O-u/tight, Dr. William C. Walker- commls- Bank of New York sws and one defeat, whipped Jlm- with four hits to each half of a Fight talk ia on everybody’s Itpa up a tremendous I n t^ s t In the •km physician, disagreed with the Children’s Librarian Is Highly Bankers Trust .. idea that Barney R^ss meant it Phillies with two hits in f o u r i ^ doubIehead«» with the 'ngers, ran fight. Der Angrlff, Berlin newspa- stool u d link Schmeling; under a pure wool and Lastex yarn, and AT OUR VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT ny>^f.^taa of New Haven to hla first when be said he waa through with *hg relief trick as Cuba won, 4-3 and .although the championship fusilade of blows. If he tries to ■aperts about Louis. He said he Pleased At Responaa; Honrs O ntral Hanover year at Hartford, then his streak of aucceaslve aafettea to and, although the champtonahip per, is running a lottery on the out- is made only by Jantzen. 'These could find no trace of fear and said Of Opening. Chaae ...... CRO Q UET SETS Fancy Green String Beans...... 2 qts. 15c boxing, hs won't even come down Harry Kelley and A1 SImmoiu twelve, battering by one the previ- come with prizes totaling $80 foV do that, the explosion should be too tVaterbury and beat from Ferndale (where he la playing Senators—Kelley pitched - 5-hlt ball to Berlin's early morning hours, heard in Green Point;-and the ring new trunks are remarkably tha negro -was la far better eondl- Chemleal B A D M I N T O N Native P e a s...... 3 qig. 25c ff of that dty. He’s alat- ous mark set to 1920 by T ria .about 3 a. m., tomorrow, thousands readers guessing toe winner and dty •. • • a ■ Complete*S^Jor 4[PLAYERS ‘ for Indoor or^ ^ golf) to sea Louis and Schmellng and Simmons batted In four runs Speaker. round if there U a- knockout and will be filled with large, falling light and soft, yet rugged In tica than he was two years ago. Native Sum m er^uash...... 2 lbs. 19c '27' start*, agatp tomorrow night tonight of Germans are sure to have their bodle."!. JPst to make It unanimous he also Flrty-nlns members have enrolled Continental |at Hartford. with' homer and two stoglea aa Nate Tiger Rudy York hit a homer In ears glued to radios for the blow- the winner if the bout goes to a de- wear. 'They fit better than any Com Elxchange . Oatdoor Play Fancy Oniona...... 4 lbs. 19c shut out White Sox, 1^. cision. Schmellng, with hla right that aald that Schmeling waa In as good, i In the vacation reading _ club epon- , Oeerga "Rad” Doty, Hartford’s each game to tie Boatca'a Jimmy by-blow description. shocks like an. elephant gun, wants trunks you have ever worn and If not better shape than be waa In »ored by the children's dlidslon of First National ., Southern and southeastern con- Oral HllderbrUnd, Brovma_Gave Foxx for the lead at 19 each, and German fans leave only one choice Der Angriff, which U toe organ Guaranty Trust ataur lightweight knockout ar- ference football ooachea are getHng five bito and fanned seven in beat- of Dr. Paul Goebbels, propaganda nothing- better. He figures he is dry very quickly. Like all Jant- 1M6. the Whlton Memorial Library. 'THURSDAY GROCERY VALUES , win face, the veteran Nelson the,Sox, winning the first by 8-5 for Maxie—a come-back. HU Ger- certain to ditarn .any fighter who While Promoter Hike Jacob#, out- Irving linjst . .. . rt^y to gang up on Tom Yawkey ing AthleUca, 6-2. and loiing the night-cap, 5-4, edged man admirers—and there are mil- minister, yesterday complained bit- zeos, they are smartly detigaed, North Main street, Misa Jane Grant, Manhattan .... Krispie Crackers, like Saltines. Sunshine ... 1 lb. box 15c harUer of OoUlnavlUe In ths fea- Russ Bauers, P ira tsa - Gave four terly of toe "unsportsmanlike” at- comes to him throwing punches. wardly tmworried about the poaal- and hia coaching staff.,..th e Sox Into second place again, four points lions from Reichafuehrer Hitler If I^uls charges fuU-bent, the result perfe«ly tai- children’a librarian, la very much Manufact. Trust Pork & Beans, Royal Scarlet, large 22 or, can .3 for 25e ture spot at Capitol Park Thursday have Just grabbed off Randy Helfln nltf and fanned eeven la 7*lnnlnff ahead of the Yanks. titude of the American press, ac- pDlty of ratoi steadfastly tnaintaln- ‘ghL This win be Doty’s debut in down—hate toe thought of defeat. cusing newspapers in the United probably will be known in the first lored. Step in (sd the show would go over the’ mil- pleaeed with the succw of the Inl- New York Trust Ovaltine...... ;.....____ 6 or. can 33c; 14 or. can 59c of Fredarlckaburg, Va., who not relief trick to top Dodrer^ W It was a Wg afternoon, too. for Newspapers do not say It but it minute. if he takes Max's right, *” forming vacaUon Public National . Sardines in Pure OHve Oil, N orw egian...... can 10c 1938 fight aaasou under the Gar- only is one of the best backfiald States of "baiting Schmellng." and see them.: lion dollar mark, speculators were c h l ^ n e elaasea and announces TlUe Guarantee . |lan A. C fold. Barry KaUey. The veteran Wash- ia tacitly understood that a Louis Pictures of LouU in action at hU shakes It off and continuea to un- doing a rushing business. Apricots, whole peeled, in rich syrup. Royal Scarlet, sire proapacta tn the south, but la aome- ington right-hander ■ won hla first victory would be taken as a dU- leash his terrible books, then the Priced from| that there la still Ume to Join the U. B. T ru s t...... The great Ltwe In other featured numbers, Pat thlng of a sensation on tha rubber training camp have received equal As of 1 p. m. eastern standard ffroup. Oasee — eajeyei and tcan ,...... •,..••.,...•..... ,.2 for 25c ay, BartfoM, win trade blowfs game of the season and made it a Sraca from toe htazi racial view- Attention with those of Schmeling's Gennans' ring career haa closed f2.95io|5.J>5. time, these were the price# the boys Compiste with aa w ell....la two yean of big* WRESTLING good job aa he abut out the White point. Some tpoAa followers pre- workouts. after 14 years. NUm members of the club have Stored br kUdlct and Salmon (Columbia River), Royal Scarlet, medium flat Young of New Haven I dict oblivion would be Schmeling’s Despite Joe’s fiery talk of late, were asking: ■Iready qualified for ji u l n g bricks I wish to maks ths point that grew ese. QesspIcU S official iiaaJ Eddie Elm win face Charlie school chucking be averaged IS Sox, 7-0, on five hits, in tha other • The "Brown Bomber," however, First four rows—$100 pef ticket. Jn t^rejrttes of the vm te House in American conservativea cannat for wUk 4 aallcto, 4 Shuttlecocks, S’ ••••21c etrtkeouta, four hits and two rune a Ban'>Franelseo—Brooko Nagur- American League game Oral Hilde- punishment. incurred the wrath of toe Germans though, there is widespread doubt the library. bath, irkheta, stSkse Rfaiso or OxydoL large package ...... 2 for 37c * “•* Hampton. Joe ffaine... .some of the bojrs aay the j Minnesota, dafeated San- brand also pitched five-hit ban and Anny Ondra, movie actresa-wlte that he will continue so hot-headed Bu m s 4 to 6— 885. a moment afford to dlecrlminata In F s dd 1C8 and AH, flashy New Bavao lad, will of toe "Black Uhlan," waited with when he predicted a quick knockout in the coo] ot thla evening. It stm- 1 8 to 10—875. y'. I. ehlldren'B reotn at the Ubrsty their defense of civil H be^. and rele beak. ht Mickey PrunU o t Mertdan Big fenneeaee ecouU ever had a room ^ Hungary, one fafl- tha Browns whipped the XthleHoa, over toe former champion. Berlin ■ ogee TneedjOfs. Thursdays sad A Orest Yales Hei;'------picked out for him___well, this is O!**o. Calif.—Dean Detton, 6- 2. "•tuotute optimum." -But she ply is not bis lityle. no matter to 10 to 13—566. —OienvUia AXeik, New ' Yeife a r CartUi wm faca Eddi# WaliaM ■will not follow the fight radio— sports papers said h* was "nervous" what extent they have pum p^ him Fzlaiys fletu 3 to 8:50 p. a% DIAL 5137 — WE DELIVER r x a a t B a v a n . "der U g ';,...w e stUI like Louis in In tos National League, the Cubs *ncl wjMued "Louis had better for- U l ^ in she. 205. Japan, ^ of thrM w k odvaataga of effective relief because “the excitement works on get hla last bout with Schmellng," up during bU training. Trainer Glenney*s pitobliig by veteran Charley Root to my narvea too much." when toe (Sermfin kayoed Louia in Jack Blackburn undoubtedly baa lean haa written to bar regularly 12 rounds. HU taitfht him much about Infighting . . 789 ilAOr SZBSBT • m l baa drilled him In attack. M t' r HO t 'mh t OK-KHK — BoT. AH WVIOVHS'. \T BUY R E M T iAlu ^fie kio OJ>E BUI SE N SE and N O N SE N SE LOE. C A N POV&tBOW'.Mk TRXEO PERHA9BI Mt ? NO 6UK\*dOT to* OV* TKVMVt OV NOT 6«\*>4’ F\NO lA VN5M CRAWL tfj AN’ S>UP IN U i t C A N 6A V ' OE ONLN T W N * AW fc E06t'AlV^»t •'•BOT T'AXN'T NO t OE Your banker doesn’t care a hoot Love Iz, of course, a nebeatary F i N O A tMAvV GVNVNt <50 TRAV\.\»^' oo<^ ON o«T P lane its’ whether your grandfather waa a prerequlalte fhr a happy .marriage, HARRVtO TRAVV.tR THRn Dt AH A g3 AVN\ H O B t tNOOBW ' prince or a pauper. He elmply but it la well to oonalder the finan- 5PFf P Q R V O O ANOtV. ,'N'ONt VNVV 6 0 0 0 waaU to know if you ppy fair cial Bide. The young man here STRONG M5lk56S,AT OAT •hoot atralght, and hit the mark. ’ would have won, and probably did: Father (inortlng)—So you want LOST AND FOUND AUTOMOBILES |t)R SALE 4 T" REPAIRING 23 APARTMENl’S—FLATS— HOUSES FUR SALE 72 FI ret Imbiber—1 round (hlc) a to marry my daughter, eh? Do you dollar. POUND— LADT^ wrlBt watelL 1987 PONTIAC SEDAN, 1937 Dodge LAWNMOWERS aharpened imd re- J T E N E M E N T S “ " 6 3 FOR SALE—FIVE RCK3M house, half consider yourself financially able to provtngr prop- ledan, 1937 Chevrolet coach, 1937 Meet Surprise Visitors MCKECHNIE LAUDS Second .Tnebrlate — Ifeh do so ? Owner may have oy paired. Precision giindlng. De- RENT—FIVE ROOM flat, all conveniences. Price reasonable T o mine erty and paying for adr. Telephone Plymouth coach, 1936 Pontiac livery eervice. Karlsei, and Edger- for quick sBIe. Telephone 4892. It’eh got mir name on It. Suitor—WeU. after 'a fellow has with garage, corner Park and First Imbiber — What’ah your bought candy and flowers for a girl 8343. Bed an, 1936 Dodge coach, 193S Ply- ton, Buckiand. Phone 7385. Chestnut. Phone Glastonbury 830. mouth Sedan. Cole Motors—6463. Dqn an Aproned Ensemble HISNEWPLAYEkl your name? for a year, and has taken her to the HARNESSES, COLLARS, luggage LOTS FOR SALE 73 Second Inebriate i— E PlurlbuA Itheater twice a week and lo etlU not ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR RENT.:-6 ROOM tenement, 1929 FORD COUPE, cheap trans- and harness repairing, sport tops steam heat, and all Improv.ementa. By CAROL DAY Unum. broke, I gueu he can afford to get portation, $20. Porterfield Motor FOR SALE—DESIRABLE bulldmg married. BOMETHTNG NEW. Have a Wcyrle and curtains' repaired. 96 Cam- toquire 58 West Center street. When unexpected company drive First Imbiber—Yeah, It’ah yoursh. Salea. Pearl A Spruce streets. lot, on Lllley street, near Center, picnic. Grtmps taken care of 23c bridge street. Telephone 4740. Telephone 7275. up to the door some Sunday, with a ' Reds Manager Pays Tri^tte ^ a s . 60 ft. frontage, very reason- ..IN EVER-YTHINO' IN LIFE, c per hour. Special day ratea. Free 1936 CHEVROLET: 1985 Ford; 1934 WE SPEClALtZE In recovermg able. Telephone 6086. just-aa-soon-stay-to-supper sparkle - NO MATTER HOW HIGH UP hour with every five. Arnold Nel- FOR RENT-:3 OR 4 ROOMS at In their eyes, then you'll be glad you r, HEAVY LOAD ON THE THE IJLADDER A MAN MAY Ford; 1934 Otdamoblle convertible roofs, and applying aabestoa aiding. Midland Apartments. Call 4131 or To Vander Meer, KiTOREWARf) END OF THE WAG- eon, 71 Delmont, corner of Sum- coupe; 1934 Plymouth convertible own this pretty! frilly frock, with CLIMB SOME WOMAN CAN Years of experience. WorkmAmmip 8333. its gimrdtan apron to match. ON; IT WILL DRAW E^SIE;IL mit. Phone 6323. coup; 1934 Plymouth coach; 1933 COMB ALONG AND PUSH HIM guaranteed. Painting and jcar^h- It’s cool and easy to work In OFF.' Jponerville Folks Plymouth coach; l?3l -Dodge; 1930 try. A. A. Dion, 81 Weba." Pfione FOR RENT—SDC ROOM tenement, mick And Craft By Fontaine Fox FOB HEALTH—Sport, to reduce, SAINT JOHNS DIVIDE and It makes you look very fresh Judge—The jury finds you guilty. (0 m , ky fox> rent a bike. 23o hour. Ask about b Nash. Olson Motor Sales. Tele- 4860. July 1st, 589 Center street. Inquire and engaging Indeed. Then, when Prisoner—That’s all right. Judge, for 1 plan. George B. Williams, phone 5313. J. L. Neron, 464 Hartford Road. jrou take off the apron, you are I know you're too Intelligent to be \ MOWER SHARPENINGi repajlringi TWO SOFTBALL GAMES wearing as charming'a porch frock New York, June 22.— (APV — Influenced by what they say. Indoor roller skatlpg has recent- 105 Oxford, oft Strickland. Telo- 1935 CHEVROLET coach $325; 1934 Vacuum cleaners reconditioned. ly become one of Shanghai’s most OUR BOARDING HOUSE ph^ne 6234. ^ Chevrolet coach $250.; 1937 Ford as you could choose. There may be dancing In the streets Judge—You can take your choice, ee Key making, lock repairing, safe SUM|«ER HOMES Pattern 8251 is quick and simple or ten days. , popular sports, replacing tea danc- coach $400.: 1936 Plymouth coacb The St. Johns softball''' 'te%n of Cincinnati and msss cheering hy $10 combination changing. Braltbwalte. FOR RENT 67 to make. Ruffles at the . neckline Prisoner (ztlU In a foggy condi- ing In several popular eSfes. $400. Riley Chevrolet, Wells street. 52 Pearl street. traveled to Springfield Sunday and the experts, but Deacon Bill Mc- MOU WJtKJT through VOUR FOR RENT—COTTAGE at Glanta and sleeves, clusters of gathers on tion)—I’ll take the money, your Telephone 6874. split a twin bill with Springfield and the ftont of the blouse, provide the Kechnie, the wise and wary man- honor! LAST PLACTTBR O: FOOD UKB W S 'U . V O Manchester LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED — Neck, by' week, for July and Au- Ware. The first game was lost to only detailing. You’ll probably want ager of the second-place Reds, Isn’t , AW BLBPHAMT -rWROUOW A wo MORE Price $1.00. Factory method. Call- gust. Call at 85 Russell street. Springfield by a score of 10-6. Slow several dresses made from thla pat- . V . VODSLIWG Evening Herald AUTO REPAIRING- ed fpr and delivered free. Walt fielding was the main factor In this even thinking about the National AT DUSK!! CD HOT-HOOSB ROOP / |P You tern In percale, gingham, dimity or 8o silent was the gloaming hour • STAMP NEWS about wow PAINTING Burnett, 110 Spnioe street. Phone game. Walt Kuchlenski starred In handkerchief lawn. League pennant. CAW GET A A4BAL U K 5 THAT * CLASSIFIED 6266. WANTED TO RENT 68 the field for the Saints making two "Sure the club Is Improved," said The whispering leaves were still; S / C K M E . FOR QUICK SERVICE and low Pattern 8251 la designed for sizes On Btarplnned twilight’s trailing IW«DB OP VtXl, NtXI CAW advertisements WANTED TO RENT 7 or 8 room spectacular catches In' miccesslon. 32. 34, 36. 38. 40, 42, 44, 46 and 48. Bill yesterday after._lila( boys had wow rates, on repairs, for any make of cuffed the Glanta arouml 6 to 2, robe— G ET IWSIDB VOUR CLOTHES car or truck. See Porterfield Motor ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 single, centrally located, modern. Grabec pitched fine ball for the \r1c- Sire 34 requires 4 1-8 yards of 35- I heard the whippoorwill. G> •that he CoQut ats words t tiBS. Rent reasonable. Phone 6206. tonj and also clouted a homer. Inch material for the .dress; 1 7-8 and sliced the New York league lead 4e^90 STEAM OUT OP THAT iBitl&ls. Dtunbars sad abbrsTlsUoas Sales, Pearl and Spruce streets. to a game apd a half, "you can’t ,oaw't get saefa ooont as « word sad eompoaod Tel. 6584. FOR SALE—HARTMAN wardrobe Lukas also pitched fine ball but was yards for the apron; 1 1-2 yards of ruffling or pleating to trim. add a plteher like Johnny Vander First Student—Say, what’e the i^owwy dry- dock awd aoiw words, ss two words. Mtalmum cost Is trunk, good condition, $20. Tele- not backed properly. Idea wearing my raincoat? H » S W IS S pries o| ihros lloss. LEGAL NOTICES St, johna 9, Ware 8 Meer, a first baseman like Buck the RESTOP^YHS pl e e t Xslns rstss psr day tor trsiislsBt phone 6736. . ’The new SPRING AND SUMMER McCormick and an outfielder like Second Ditto—You wouldn’t want CHEESE BUSINESS SERVICES AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD In thi.a game the Saints had PATTERN BOOK. 32 pages of at- “POR DIWWER / Harry Craft to a club and expert me to get your best suit wet, would IW b e d / . BoraeavsBffsetfvs waroB Marofe avs ITs mo iM o tf OFFERED 13 t M anch«st€r, within and for th« things their own wsy. V^alt Yucha tractive designs for every size and It to slump. They are real ball you ? 'O Cash ChsrrsChaj n iE L AND FEED 49-A district o f M anchester, on the 22d and Chas. Lukas did some fine pitch- • OonaseotlTo Days 7 etsi •' ets day o f June. A. D.. 1938. every occasion, is now ready. Photo- playera. TRIM EVERGREENS, SHRUBS, ing by holding Ware to 2' hits. graphs show dresses made from d OoBssentlss Days •.I I stsf U ets FOR SALE—10 ACRES good hay, Present WILLIAM S. HTDE, E#q., "But I’m not thinking pennant. C. O. D. , Q N June 29th, in connection with i Day ...... I 11 su| U ets hedges and shade trees—cavities Judge. Yucka proved wild at times but these paterns being worn; a feature and wounda treated. A service you $35.00. W. H. England. Telephone We want the club up In the fight , We’ve said it many times before the observance of the Dela- AH orders for lirtrslBr taMrtlons 3451. Estate of Walter H. Olcott 4ate of bore down In the clinches. Father you will enjoy. Let the charming and I don’t think we can miss that. And wo reltferate— ’ Q > will like. Prices reaaonable. John Manchester in 'said district, deceased. Kuchlenski featured at bat for the designs In this new book help you ware tercentenary, t ^ govern- •poolsl for loot tara o^orr And In a wide open race anything The ultimate consumer 8. Wolcott, 117 HoUlste- atraet. Upon application of Adallne C. Ol- victors by clouting a homer with In your sewing. One pattern and inent of Finland is presentfiig a day advartlalof roqsost. cott,' Executrix, praying for authori- can happen. Oh, rt-e’ll be up there, Is the one who pays the freight. monument to the United States to Ada ordsfod Mforo Uio tbird or ftftb Tal. 8597. GARDEN—FA R M - ty to sell real estkte belonging to the bases loaded. He continued to the new Spring and Summer Pat- but I don’t want the boys too con- -V day will bo sbarfod aaly far tbo as* aid' deceased, ae per application on the bench before the fielder bad the tern or book alone—15 cents. be unveiled at Chester, Pa., near CBS) BBBb o r o f Ubos ths sd sBpasT* DAIRY PRODUCTS 60 file. It Is fident." Her Father—Young man, I Just ^That the foregoing Which seemed to indicate the saw you kiss my daughter, and I 6f Finland. At the same time tha bo allowaoeo ar rstoada eaa bo made application he heard and determined collected a hit In this game. Cairo 15 cents. Deacon Isn’t so far from pennant want you to understand I just can’t W) OB als UsM ada stopped after the FOR SALE—TOMATO planU, egg- PICK TOUR OWN berries. Call at the Probate Office In .Mnnehestur played a fine game at second. Finnish government wrill issue a fifth day. For a PATTERN of this attrac- thoughts at that. Where did he stand that aort of thing! special Dflaware' commemorativa plant, late' cabbage, cauliflower, 6943. In tald District, on the 27th day of Springfield is leading- this league tive model send 15c in CX»IN, your No •‘till forbids**! dlsplsp Ubss Bot June. A. D.'. 1988.' at 9 o 'clo ck (d. s. t.) think his team had Improved most ? ’ Young Man—I’m sdrry, air, but stamp,, the design of which is sol^ broccoli. Also astera, ilnnla, mari- now by one game. The standings; NAME, ADDRESS. STYLE NUM- "Well, I'm high on McCormick. FOR SALE — STRAWBERRIES. in the forenoon, and that notice be er—Just try IL You have no Idea ihowhi above. The Hsrald wil) act bo roopoBalblo gold, and salvia at Odermann’a. 504 given to ali-persons Interested in W. L. BER and SIZE to THE HERALD I don't see how. he can miss the how -nice It la. for more tbas obo Iboorroet lasortloB Parker itreat. Pick your own. 5c qt. with own aid estate of the pendency of said Springfield ...... 4 - 1 TODAY’S PATTERN BUREAU, II first base job In the all-star game. This design was executed by of say advortlasmoBt ordsrsd for Aartio Karlmo, well kHoW^Flnn- containers. L«uls Bottl, Blish Hill application and the time and place of Manchejiter ...... 4 2 STERLING PLACE, BROOKLYN. Hitting tike sixty and playing a more tbao obo time. Road. Manchester. hearing thereon, by publishing a MERELY A FATHERl ^h artist, and portraya two'Vnale Tbo InadvortsBt omlsatoB ot laoor* copy of this ord^r In some 'newspaper Ware ...... 3 3 N. Y. 8251/ sivell game In the field. He’s good TTiave no wrinkles on rtiy face root pQblieatloD of advsrtlalot will bo MOVINI^-TKUCKING— now and he’ll be faettcr.” figures struggling with a stui^to FOR SALE—STRAWBERRIES 5c. having a circulation In said district, Thompson vllle ...... 3 3 caused by financial cares; clear the pioneer land. The stamp, rootlOsd only by oanoollatloB of the STORAGE 20 lit least five days before the day of About the Reds’ outfield, peopled sbarto mads for tbs ssfwtos roodsrsd. quart. Pick your own and bring said hearing, to appear If they see St. Johns For someone else attends to all aUch now available at the offices of the All advsrtlssmsata moat ooofora your own containers. 612 Keeney cause at said time and place and be AB. R. H. PO. A. E. home run, Father Kuchlenski; stolen Yucka, 2b ...... 2 0 1 0 0 1 by the speedy Craft, the equall.l problems—and affairs. Amacican - Finnish Teresmtenary In atyls, oopy sad typotrapby with AUSTIN A. CHAMLERS when you bases, St. John’s 3; base on balls, off fast Dusty Cooke and two hard hit- want the beat In Local and Long street. heard relative thereto, and make re- H. Wiezblckl, c ..3 1 1 3 3 0 CJalro. 2b ...... 2 0 1110 Depression •— taxes bills, each Conunittee, Crozer buUdlng, Ches- rarolattona snforesd by tbs pabltab* turn to this court. Yucka , Blalek 2; strucK out, by ters, Ival Goodman and Wally Ber- ara tad tbsy rsasnrs tbs rttnt to Distance Moving. Dally Express E. Kuchlerskl. 3b. .3 '<21331 8 Kosak. r f ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 month through life—an endless ter. Pa., is blue. Covers are also WTLIJAM S. H YD E Yucka 1. Lukas 1. Time, 1:05. Um- ger. sdit, rsslas or rsjset say oopy bob* Hartford, Muebester, KockvlUe. Judge. Yucha, p ...... 3 0 I 2 0 0 Rubachs. rf .. ...2 0 0 0 0 0 atory! supplied by the eommjttae. aldsrsd objsetlooabla. H-8-32-38. , . A. Kuchlenski. BS . .3 0 1 2 3 0 pires, F. Mordavsky. F. Rubaefia. >S. Gryzb, If .. "Y'ou fellows don’t give that CYaft One sweet aomebody meete them CLOSINQ HOURS—Claaatflod ads Phone 6260, 68 Hollister street. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 ...3 112 0 0 * * * SJhaKIWG M R . Majewskl. sf ...,2 1 1 1 0 0 Ids due." said Bill w ^ some heat, all, but gets so little glory. The Postoffice Department haa to bo pQbllsbsd asms day moat bo ro« "he can go and get ’em and he’s oolTsd by IS o'clock boob: fiatardaya CALVIN C. TAGGART. Moving and HUNDREDS OF USED Furniture Claro. 2b ...... 3 0 1 2 2 O 80 6 9 18 7 2 Be sacrifices, oh, so much! His life announced that the 4-cent Madi- POSSUM oljt .W:S0. bargains. 3 rooms furniture $75. Springfield starting to hit uiat apple. I’m trucking. Local and long distance. H. Gryzb. l b ...... 3 ' 2 1 1 4 0 Springfield, ...... 402 130 x—10 Is give—give-Lgive. , son, 4H-cent 'White House, 8-cent OP HIS TRBEi Phone 6355. 24 hour service. Easy terms. Phond or write for a S. Gryzh, If ...... 3 2 1 2 0 0 AB R. H PO. A. E. glad to have B er^r playing for me. He shoulders every burden—so that Monroe, and the , 6-cent John TELEPHONE YOUR Jablonski. sf ... .3 Manchester ...... 100 005 0— 6 too. He alwaa^hlt well for me In. "Courtesy Auto". Alberts Kumi- TRANS-MISS EVENT H. Zatkowskl, rf..l 1 1 10 0 2 1 3 0 0 we may gaily live. Quincy Adams denominations' of j Cgk. t?M 9Y WIA asevift^, SL MO. to I t.ire Co., Waterbury, Conn. Zajsc, 3b ...... 4 0 1 0 1 0 Three base hits, 8. G r^b; home Boston and f/Uilnk he’ll ikt, c ...... 3 1 2 6 0 0 FORMULA FOR PEACE. er." tom of repeating Scripture memory submitted for each denomination. RsaPff » THKOU6H THE TIMBER t lLLCARfiry you / / billty for errors 1b tolopboaod ads cottage. Apply 622 North Main St Samac, c ...... , .0 0 0 will bo aatomsd sad ibsfr aooarasy Rybak, c .. ___ 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 The boy.s In the dugoids were say- verses at the breakfast table. WHY DIP VOt; Do rrF / l i T R TO THE’ U K E / - Ills A EACE — — — — iJOt) B R EA K TH E WAY ^ •BBBOt bs taSl^tSSd. .Sepanck, sa ___ 3 0 0 0 2 1 Trowbridge, Eng.— (AP) —T ing that Ernie Lombardi wa.s rip- By way of keeping them all re- Panama has joined the list of na- ^WlTM TH E RRB.? H U R R Y H DINING ROOM SET. bed. gas Stiff Tussle. LlgawICc, If 30 10 12 21 6 0 will give you an Idea of how minded he made frequent use of the tions honoring the ISOth anniver- PRL>&H !j INDEX OF __ 2 2 0 6 0 0 ping down the fences on his way stove, 'bathtub. Phbne 6052. Urban. sA . __ 2 0 0 1 0 0 St. John*B ously the British take their back. verse: "What 1 say unto you I say sary of the U. S. Constitution, is- EMERGENCY Biska, lb .. ___ 2 0 0 4 1 0 "Had 'Hitler and Mussol^l been "Where’s he been?” Inquired Bill. unto all, Watch." •sulng a regular set of eight values CLASSIFICATIONS AB. R. H. PO. A. E. and airmail set of the same. Col- Lincoln, Neb., June 22.—(API — Murdza. cf __2 0 0 0 0 0 Majcw.skl, sf . . . .3 crlcketeers." said Sir Frances La- "Seems to me he’s been a pretty Births * a ji M A C H IN ERY A N D TOOUS .52 0 1 1 0 0 READ IT OB NOT ors will likely be multl-hued. Tha It WHS Just a ca.se of being careless Bialck, p '.. __ 2 0 0 0 1 0 F. Kuchlenski, 3b 3 cey, secretary of the ^arylcbone valuable citizen. He’s' hitting and EamrsmuiU ...... B 1 1 3 3 0 Cricket club. In a rfeCent speech stamps will be available in about tfsrrlss.s C DELLINGER HAY CHOPPERS and with matches, so premature fire- Lukas, p ...... 3 1 1 0 0 u he’s catching. Don’t forget he The Great Smoky--MountaIns Na- Destbs •*.•.•••••••••«••••«••« D CALLS works u.shcred In the first round of here, "I do not think we should handled both those no-hIt games of Uonal Park, In North Carolina, Is two months. • Osrd of Thaaka B alio flllcra, Detroit Ford.Ton mow- 25 5 2 18 B 2 'W. Kuchlenski, ss 1 1 5 2 0 have had all this trouble that Is • • * ' match play In the Trans-Mississippi .St. John's ...... 121 311x—9 Vlncek, cf ...... Vander Meer’s like a master and . believed to have a greater variety of ta B.niorlaai F ers, rakes, used tractora. Dublin .3 0 1 -0 0 1 going on In Europe today.” picked a couple of guys off base.’’ First-day sales of the 2-cent U. Lost ao4 roanf 1 golf tournament today. Ware ...... 102 lOl 0—5 H. Wierzblckl, c plant life than any other section of Tractor Co., Providence Rd., Wllll- Pairings were made without seed- .3 1 1 2 1 0 S. John Adams stamp totaled $13,- ABBenDe.m.nta ...... I POLICE Three base hits, H. Zatkowskl; H. Gryzb, lb . .. 4 the world. More-than 1,500 variety, Paraonalt ...... $ manttc. ing the stars, and with a benevolent ..2 1 0 0 0 of plants bloom in the park during 521. There were 127,806 covers AatsaMbUos "go to It. boys" the officials lined the spring. canceled. Aatemobllu for 8al* « 4343 WEARING APPAREI up the 32 18-hole matches, several (CoDVrIsht. itai. NBA B.rrU». Iaa.t Automobtl.t for *Bxoh.Daa ••••• • of which brought together players Aalo Aeo.uorloo—Tiros ...... • FURS 57 Anto Ropoliinr—^Polotlnt t rated high as contenders. Aato School...... 1-A FIRE WOMEN’S AND Children’a slight- For Instance Don Schumacher of lo ld E v & r y t h i n ^ l DECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser Autoa—Ship br,Truck ...... t ly tiled clothing at very reasonable Dallas, the defending champion, met FLAPPER FANNY By Sylvia Aatoo—For HIro ...... • a rugged rival in Matt Zadalls, »e0F«. 1»)l tv NtA MSVTCC. MC. T. M. SCO. « %. SAT. Off - WASHINGTON TUBBS______aaroaw—S.rrleo—Storaea W South prices. Used Clothing Shrfppe, 158 many times Omaha public links By eVane OUT OUR WAY Ifotcrorol.s—Blorelu ...... U t worked,NUTTY----- IW ATOITTOM TO ALL SORTS OF' PH(JTOMAM POW M T H ’ RO AD v COULDN’T Bou.cboie Borvleos OfforoS . . . l l - A vorite In any tournament. ANb WE TOOK TWe cork ^ SUCH AS FLO. THE CIGABET GIRL ^ f;?< 2J^ A -H EA 0lM ’ PER TO W N / HIM BACK, BY STBADHs North INTERESTED LEAVE TH* , dipl omacy or BeildlbS—OoBlrsotlac 14 Srhumscher topped the upper UNDER ! I'M GOING TcD C A M P ! AND SIAILES TORTONl AW* rr'E V O U R f a u l t p e r . VlOlBNCtf Flonsta—NorsorlM ...... II TWO COMPLETELY FURNISHED UNREPORTBD f PORE THINGS 1 BUT DON’T COME BACK rooms for light housekeeping, with bracket, and Ed Kingsley of Salt TOWONl? INCOWE TAV6S V ” ” W j T C B OSSIMft l^noral OIroetors ...... ic IW A LL T H E M T O ST A RVE! WITHOUT HIM— WE aoatlnc—^Plomblnc—RooBbs .. IT 5432 private family. Will rent very rea- Lake City, the medalist, headed the AND TH E T H E R A N SEi iBsprsne...... n sonable. 124 High. Tel. 7480. lower division. Kingsley, who shot W H U r KIN AIN’T MILKIN' COWS Ulllln.17—Orossaaklna II a sizsilng 68, four under par. In '------, ^ ^ '^ ‘lliOODSTOO, THET, ' t D O ABOUT J PER PETS .... evT UoTins—TniekiBa—Btorssa M LA M B W a s t h e l a s t IT? Publlo Pu.ons.r Sarrieo ..._.K -A AMBULANCE taking medal honors yesterday, was y (0 S \ V FRANK'S. S T R A W / , IN THIS CAR AN* PaJottn^Popsiina ...... n BOARDERS WANTED 59-A paired with Chuck Taylor of Dallas, GiT HIM BACK! Prof.tofonol Barrloas ...... M who shot a respectable 76 to qual- i R.POinng ...... II (Dougian) FURNI-SHED ROOM for rent, board ify. i Tollorlng—Dr.loc—ClosalOB . . . It optional. 221 Pine street.' Dial The upper bracket appeared the Tollat Goods aod fisrVioa ssmbw * ti Waatadv—Boslnsas Berries M 5630 7949. • tougher to the. rlngsiders. In addi- BSoratlaaal tion to Schumacher, Zadalls, Holt purses and Claasaa 17 (Holloran) and Dawson, It Included such sharp- Pnrata Instractlons MBBw««i»«Ba SI APARTMEN'I'S— FLATS— shooters as Walter Blevins and Dxn'lna ...... Il-A TENEMENl'S 63 Grable Duvall. Jr„ of Kansas City: \V Uuslc.l—Drsmotic ...... 3060 Rufus King, the reformed trap- wanted—Instraetlotif ••rva***** b# FOR RENT—TWO EOOM apart- shooter from Dallas; Rodney Bliss, Ptaa»elBl ment, also furnished room in Sel- Bonds—fltcek^—Mortgabos fil (Quish) Jr., Nebraska state champion, and Builnsst OpportODltlss U witz Building. Apply A pt No. 1. Guy Underwood. Oklahoma title- Money to t-oan ...... || 4340 holder. Help and SttaatfsBa Par took a beating in the 18-hoIe H EY . Help Wantcd~Fsmals ...... M qualifying round yesterday, with a 'r t i u'R E u jc k cy f Help Winted—Male ...... |< dozen entrants shooting perfect lard I''4 SaJssmen Wanted ...... tf-A M OM C O JL O n Y Help Wanted—Male or Fsmalo.. ST HOSPITAL figures or better. However, only S E E H E R W AY NUTTY . Agsots Wajitsd ...... 4r«.tT-A AUCTION! Hert) Deiirmeyer of Lincoln and the C L E A R TO SPARS CAN'T GOJ Sliuallon# Wanted—Psmalo .... S8 FRIDAY, JUNE 24 dangerouSi Blevins, in addition to BUT L Otoatlons Wonted—Mats IS Kingsley, wrere able to crack 70. T H E MONEY FOR. CAN------Employment AgencU# ..•••••»« 40 5131 1P:30 A. M. .At home of Scores (if 8(1 or better were good k M E T O G O / Mt * Stircli—l*elw-.peeltiT—• Srrhlelee MRS. JOSLYN O N E RUN S O Dogs—Birds—Pels 41 for the championship flight, with Route 5, Warehouse Point seven playerii tied at 80 meeting i-AR I MOW'D Live Stock—Vehleiss ....ctasM. 4S Y o u MAKE Poultry and buppllsa 41 WATER DEPT. I nill sell hundreds of Items In In a sudden death pIsyolT for six Wanted— Pels— Poultry—fitock 44 Glass, China, Beraks. Prints, open places. Cart Poling of Ne- Po» Bnln-^iscolUasoM braska City was eliminated. ArtidTsr For Sals ...... 41 Frames. Silver, Pewter, Used and Boats and Acceasoiiss 44 3077 Antique Furniture. Sale under Building llaterlala ...... 47 cover If stormy. Lonrh. OEKMANS PRACnCB Diareonds—Watebsa Jewelry m 41 (A fter 6 P.M .) The German-Amerlcans will hold ‘T ’m Borry I couldn’t get two U^ether, but ITI‘ come back ElsctrtesL Appliancoo—Radio .* 4S H. L. WELCH, Anctioneer. a practice session Thursday evening "What will yon allow me on my Tiusband? He’s got a Fual and Pssd ...... 4S-A at ML Netm at 6 o’clock. ji, between bininga.” Oardtfn—Farm Dairy Prodmsts SO 7868 * diamond ring on that I can’t get off.” o Hceaabold Goods II Machinery and Tools || Uuslea) InstromsBts #•••••« •• fs » | i L Offles and 6/tors Eqolpaoat 14 AAANCHESTER MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE A New Role 1.1WS tyntfeisviCt. iwe. r M.ste. u. s. mt . err.. Specials at tbs Btorss •••••««ere 14 By THOMPSON AND COLL Wearing Apparel—rare 17 WATER CO. EMPTY gPOCETS IN~T^ ' c ^ 'C O R g ^ ‘ ^ Wanted—To Buy ...... «.U .. 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Friday evening at 8 o'clock'''' a Mist Margarst Eniiott of Henry also be la charge of an Initiatory ,mes8 detail, company headquarters social will be held at the North street returned home this after- ceremony at New Haven Saturday Nlantle . . . Members of the local ABOOTTOWN noon from Washington, D. C„ where MYSne REVIEW TEAM MethMlat church for all teachers afternoon and the East Hartford National Guard Guard should get their, personal a non-comndasioned officer and i apteUl mtsUiv of the Mao- anr. assistants at the coming church ahe has been spending two weclu Review wUP-sxempIify the work in private . . . These cars must obtaii X sightseeing. She was the guest of equipment over to the armory as Iw t ef Recing; Pigeon rrow night et 8:30 at the nolds, who will be In charge of the her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Clardhee — News — Nlantle . . . Privates Nils Pearsoi Kingsbury. til the last minute. Guards as you r {^oma of Peter Vendrillo. 78 Alton school this season Is preparing the will be surprised at the Innumer- and Joseph Polito-of K have beei IBtreet. Two new members will be program- for Friday , night The Entertains Members And By DANNT SHEA able tasks which will come up in transferred to the Inactive Nations Gibbons Assembly, Catholic L«t admitted and varioua details con- school will be held the first three Friends WiUt Formations To ROSnTAL NOTES the next 9 days . . . FLASH—The Guard . . . Private William Ander 'jeemlng the races ^are- to be dls- weeks In July, forenoons only, with dies of Columbus, will Hold Its flnu Only 9 mors daya.. before camp meeting of the season Friday eve- Be Put On At Convention'In Company Commander of Company son has received an honorable dls : soused. Young blrf racei;. are to be- Miss Elsie Newcomb as general . . You can almost 'smell the sea charge from the company . . . Thi ning at 8:30. All members are New Haven. Births: Yesterday, a son to Mr. K yraterday announced that i I'e ’ ' ftn about August l, officials stated. superintendent She will be assist- breezes already which arA beckoa- following members of K will bring Schedules of Instruction have beet ed by Mrs. John Derby, Miss Betty urged to attend as a guest speaker and Mrs. William Carter, 82 Main w g the 169th Infantry of the Con- Is expected. A social time will fol- their cars to camp this year . . . made out for the month of July witl •. The General .Welfare Center will Park, Miss Doris Christensen and street and a son to Mr. and Mrs. necticut National Guard to spend a low the^buslnees. Junior and senior members of John Ambrose, 79 Florence street. Captain James McVeigh, First- three drills falling on Sunday, Julj meet tonight at the usual location Louis 'Tuttle Jr. Miss Bernice Pohl- Mystic Review, Woman's Benefit couple of weeks down there in good Lieutenant Stephen Frey and Sec- 17, Monday July 18 and Mondaj V ' and the members will make an ef- man will have charge of the prim- association, entertain their friends Birth: Today, a son to Mr. and old NlanUe . . . The Howitzer com- July 25 . . . Rumors have It that The usual Wednesday evening set- Mrs. Robert Sharp, Wapplng. ond Lieutenant Walter Cowles,' Sup- fort to arrive promptly at 8 o'clock ary department, with Miss Faith In Odd Fellows hall last night wltn pany held their regular drill session ply Sergeant William A. Dickson, Private 'McCollum may go up tc . as the honorary committee which back party will be held at House's an exhibition of the drills they are Discharged today: Mrs. Howard last night at the armory . . . the Stevenson and Miss Eleanor VIttnef', Pine Grove, Ellington Road, Wap- Mess Sergeant Stanley Gozdz, Corny First-Class at the request of First has been appointed for arrange- assisting. Miss. Helen Hohl will plng, at 8 o'clock tonight, and all to put on at the state convention Little and Infant son, 87 Spruce session laated^ldnger than usual due pariy CTerk Danny Shea (that's me') Lleutenanj Frey . . . The shirts and Bsents of Sunday's mass meeting Is supervisor of the Intermediate del to be held In the Hotel Taft, New street. Miss. Dorothy Popoff, 423 to the work required prior to the playeYe will, be welcome. Sergeant George Beeny and Prilrate slacks which were ordered by thi Damage aapected to report. partmen't — — — Haven, Friday evening of this week Lydall street, Mrs. Blanche Web- departurp for camp . . . Both local First Sergeant have arrived . . . thi and Saturday. The Junior boys In ster, Dobsonvllle. Elmore Vincent . . . The commander units will hold one more regular believes he has made a fair choice pay checks have not yet been heard Mrs. Lillian Blancha^ of 04 Mt. Temple, Pythlah Bis- white shirts and sigeks and the girls Census: Sixty-five patients. drill session before they leave for A son was bom yesterday- at ^Its second annual "bride's In white dressea performed their as he has a car for the supply room,' from . . . See you tomorrow , . . Mgbo place,'who underwent'£ major Hartford hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Operation recently at the Hartford pantry" on exhibition at the Park part of the program In a creditable Daniel Wise of Hartford. Mr. Wise Hill flower shop at the Center. It manner. The senior drill team un- hospital. Is making satisfactory Is employed hete as delicatessen consists of a white enameled cabinet der the direction of the president progress and hopes to return home manager at the Popular Market filled with- staple 'groceries of a In 10 dajrs. and captain, Mrs.”* Ethel Cowles, value of 120. Tickets may be had wore their natty uniforms of white Mrs. Minnie Hollistei^a home at at the flower shop or of members, Shantung with brass buttons, blue- Slmer Weden, merchandise man- 48 Hollister street will be the scene, and according to Mrs. Lloyd Nev- Ilned capes of white satin and mili- ager of The J. W. Hale Corporation, of a public setback party tonight prs, chairman of the committee In tary caps of white and blue. Cap- returned to his home today from sponsored by the auxiliary to And- charge, a drawing of the cabinet tain Cowles whose uniform Is en- the Hartford hospital where he un- efson-Shea Post V. F. W., and for and contents will take place at the tirely white with exception of the derwent a major operation three the benefit of the Musical Instru- regular meeting of the Pythian SISt brass buttons, directed the 16 girls weeks ago. He la looking fine and' ment 'fund for Manchester schools. ters Tuesday evening, June 28, In through the fancy figures of the •ays that he feels greatly Improved. Playing will begin promptly, at 8. Odd Fellows hall. drill. Both teams received much applause for their floor work. All membera of King David Miss May McNeill of Union street Lodge, I. O. O. F.. who have taken won the 32,50 on which members any part In the second degree work were canvassing to help with the Vine Ripened, Sweet Eatin’ are requested to be at the hall to- expenses of the New Haven trip. night for degree rehearsal at 8:20 A bus will leave at the railroad p. m. The degree Is to be put on station Depot Square, Friday at MELONS Friday night 3:30 and the Center at m, for 2 for 25c For Fmit Salads . . . Genuine Navel Oranges . . Apples New Haven. The seniors of Mystic Review will . . Pears . . Bananas . . Femdel Grapes (in cans). For The OUTDOOR SEASON CaiM of Fruit Salad...... MOc, 20c and 35c can Manchester Colors that take to sunlight kindly, construction'thiln u aV ddoesn’t oei mind a summer shower, styles that splash drama

Freshly Picked on your lawn on your porch, Bright IdeaAex^uted!a»\ex^u' brightly to make ail outdoors concentrate on beau Date Book *1 ‘1 tifying the land you own— the place you live. Make these bright ideas your own — and you won’t need N A TIVE STRA W BERRIES, qt. 15e “ welcome” door mat — they speak for themselves! ' Fancy large berries . . . late crop! This Week RADIO June 25 — Hartford County

Florida Oranges...... 33c, 42c and 46c doz. Association, American Legion demce SERVICE and floor phow at Rainbow In Bol- Rip* f i P * ...... 35c doz. ton. Red Raspberries Coming Events

Ripe, Tettow or White Peaches...... 3 lbs. 25c July 2—Dawn dance at Rainbow In Bolton s}>onsored by Legion. Wm, E. Krah Special Sale On No. 80 Size July 18-24 — American Legion Carnival at Dougherty's lo PHONE 4457 Aug. 29 — Sept. 5 — R ig h ts of RIPE PIN EAPPLES Columbus carnival. i 33 Delmont Street Each 14c 2 for 25e

For PImlM , Napkins, 10c; 8 pkgs. ?5c. Extra heavy, large dinner” Napkins, 2 pkgs. 25c. Fancy Paper Plates . , or Plain Ftetes, 10c pkg. Paper Cups.

Native Boston Type Lettuce...... head H ALE'S SELF SERVE Native Rareripes...... bunch The Original In New England!

Native Radishes...... 2 bunches CUCUMBERS...... each expected to a n d h e a l t h m a r k e t NATIVE BEETS...... bunch

Native Peas are lower . , 2 quarts 19c — and Freshly $21.50 Full Size GLID ER T H URSD AY SPECIALS $3198 A ll Metal Lawn Chairs Picked Green Beans are good value at 2 quarts 15c. with coll springs, stabilizer and ball- Grwn Stamps Given With Cash Sales. Summer Squash, 10c lb. . Cauliflower bearing construction with "six cushions. steel tubular frame with seat and bade

Armour’s $ 1 7 - 5 0 enameled in colors. $3.39 $l ASPARAGUS bun. 17c Pure Lard Lbs. 2 bunches 33c. 2 19c $5.98 yAll Metal Lawn Chairs No. 21/2 Can Armour’s $16.50 GLID ERS _ ^ T h ls Is probably the last week on Asparagns. Buy now! with one.plece cushions and metal covered arms and with ball-bearing hang- ers. $ 1 3 - 9 5 Perfect Red Tomatoes. With high back finished in colors. $4.98 10c ib. Pork and Beans 9e

No. 2 Can Sunbeam LINK SAUSAGE ...... lb. ,33c COOL SCOTCH HAM BEEF LIVER .., ...lb . 25c Orange Juice 9e GLIDERS I Full size with flat link springs. Upholstered COTTON

Vz lb. 23c FRESH DUCKS___ , . . .lb. I9c St. Lawrence Cut with one-piece seat cushion and one-piece padded back. $10.50 Glider. $ 9 - 0 0 Present stock only.

D resses Fresh fish shipment will Include Halibut, Ftvah Salmon, MHckerel, Green Beans Can $24.50 GH der...... HITBRITE and L’AIOLON 9c Cod, Pollock and Haddock Flllrts. Order Lobsters for Friday and Satarday. $29.50 Glider, floor sa m p le ...... A good assortment of Voiles, Organdies, Seersuckers and by NELLY DO N Vinegar for 3 25c Printed Linens. Sizes 12 to 48.

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ivcert/yn c. Bambo Porch Screens DIAL 4151 302 MAIN STREET with puUeys and cord. One-half Inch slats with double sewing $1-98 to $5-9.8 Cleanser 4c for 7 at ends. " OCKFROM mr t ARMORY, 2 c Extra Large (48-Ounoe Can) Burt OIney’s 7 Ft.

$1.25 Screens .. $1.98 Tomato Juice 19e At The Burt Olney'B 8 Ft. ^ O O EC Screens... $1.49 -Drug Dept. f.r Applesauce ^^”9c 3 25c

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General Electric New Fresh Radishes Bunch 2c Economy ModeUl Freab 10c to 50c Don't bt coohued nil cht •boating of "super** clAimt

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Mackerel Lb. 10c Tor C o r d d im it y sprin Uad

Beach Wear or Motoring with tin y hearts and Lb. See The New Wisp-O-W eight Halibut 29c' froste d with am broi-

Cotton d are d o rg a n d ie. Y o u 'l and love it e v e ry d a y this Fillet of Haddock Lb. All Wool Jantzen_Suits Kerchiefs or 17c sum mer f or its co ol,

Bandanas c r is p l o o k , i t s t r i m

Butterfish Lb. 19” and 21" Colorful Squares, N e l l y D o n f i t e n d 15c $4.95 to $6.95 NauUcal or Paisley Designa. * S o e p s u d s F a s h i o n ol COD* freshness. Re d , blue or Lb. sisor** Scallops 25c green on w hite . . . . . Uty

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