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W r bMlght. flntwe NO HERALD Show Pictures 6 f6 Sunday; aUghtly warantir q p p M ^ | R O W Mr. arid Mrs. tWmiam Thomp- »», 1,1 Of Navy Life „ t «* IM .Wtrt aon of 46 -F lo iw ce |i!trtet '..wUl t lm Udlnfi w ill IM clOMd spend the holiday week-end at Nii iasiid T li Herald win (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CKNTt r. aa wffl aO plajrgrounaaK Crystal Lake. be paUtahed tomorrow, rraae* (sdependaae* Over 100 Are Present to ot Independence Day. WlUlaJ^l!. Barrett of 176H See Moyieo at the Le* Spruce streelvwlll spend the holi­ Latlicir LMCua of tiM day week-end at Spafford Lake, . gion Home Here. I lAitlMran church wUI New Hampshire, on a Ashing trip. ' Mr. and 1 ^ . Stanley W. Cltf- iU annual SiiartM Hike to* state Deputy. William J. Shea low and infimt aon. of ^ u th Bend, Four, reala of excellent motion _ , » i r B M m ^ . Jcaytac the i . B. Burrtdge of tlda town. Is Indiana are vlstirig Mr. CluloWs pictures depicting Navy Ufa, today announced the appointment ■Mtk end termlmie a t . 6:15 mother, Mrs- John O.' Clulow of ashore and ailoait, wars showm to of his fourteen district deputies. V ^ t r Breakfaat wUl be eerved registered as a guest at the Holly, wood - ■ RoosCvelt . Hotel, Holly­ 220 Center street an appraciatlve audience o f .100 There are now 83 councils in the a t ,'Ouata.Te BenftaoR’a farm on paraona last night a t the Lagion'a wood, Calif. ■ state and in naming th,e deputiea Qa^diier atreet. .. > ' ■ . The regular’ meeting rif the Sub-- “ N avy Night” at the Legion Home. he has'nlalled to each the councils Members of the Talcottville Fife Alpina Society will be held this The exhibition was in charge of Durin* JU^ and Aufuat the Chief Petty OAlcer John T. Sex­ over which they wrlU have juris­ and Drum Corps are In need of Evening at the Norman street ■ M***T Cheney and Whlton Memor* ton of this town, in charge o f the new uniforms and to raise money Club House. diction.. lal Ubrariea will close -all day on Hartford Navy Recruiting ofllce. for the purpose they have erected For District No. 1 hs has named The pictures were sound equipped. two large fireworks stands. All the 'The son bom to Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Malone of 275 Dlxwell profits will go toward* the uniform- Kimberly Cheney of West Hart­ The program began with the ac­ The family of Dr.. David ‘M. avenue. New Haven; - District No. fund. One stand is located In ford pt the Manchester Memorial ceptance for duty of the iecrult Caldwell is at their cottage at hoipitkl- has hedn named Peter. and showed hie Initial entry into 2, Daniel Marcantonlo,' 59 North Coventry lake for th* summer. \ Dobsonvllle and the other on the Rockville roait-Just above the Tal­ The boy ill'the gripidson of Howell the training camp life, hla progreaa atreet, Meriden; District No. S, cottville tra^ c circle. Officers, of Cheney. in training for t h i^ months until Robeirt F. Donohue, Prospect Hill Htiss Orace Noren of. Washing,- he wae adjudged fit for regular road, Cromwell; District No. 4, ton^atreet, not "Gertrude" as given the corps *Te Harold Smith, W il­ GOD BLESS AMERICA Bomb Kills Detectives at World’s Fair service and. assigned to a ship of Lawrence A. Fagan, 142 AUen to The Herald, will assist wjth the bur Smith, Jr., -WlUlam Rice and Edward Gill of Buffalo. N. Y. lanent Peace ^ the fleeti- Prisa winning picture picked place, Hartford; District No. 5, Red Cross solicitation this evening John Talcc^t, Jr. Manchester peo­ visited his mother, Mrs. Nellie D. for tbiB-«in’#ek In Kemp's Camera John M. Carr, 165 Spring atreet, from 6 to 9 at Hale'e store. ple who reciui that the Talcott- GUI of 191 Main street as he was Fleet la Action vlUe corps has donated Its services In Hartford on business. contest. Windsor Locks'; District No. 6 Succeeding reels showed the fleet Richard T. Lambert, 231 Central Mrs. Harold M. Reed and child­ tri Manchester '.on several , occa­ in action, at target practice, espec­ Jaly 4th jectives Listed sions are patronizing the fireworks Timothy Doyle, of Chicago, Is Her sister-in-law, .Miss -Viola street, Forestville; District -Jlo. 7, ren are occupying the Weaver cot- ially the air arm of tho'Navy and Arthur DcMicbael, Torrln^on; tag* at Beach Park,. CTinton. stands in order to help the mem­ visiting his sisters and brothers the various evolutions of the batr Thoren, became vice chairman.' ^INDEPENDENCE DAY bers get their uniforms. who live at 234 Tolland Turnpike. District No. .8, Walter T. Dolan, 72 tie planes arid bombers from the Other officers Installed W^re: Main street, Ridgefield; District Mr. and Mrs. Chester L. Robin­ shore stat.ions, the aircraft carriers William Carlson, chaplain; John J. W. HALE CORP. Local police will arrest anyone No. 9, Louis Driscoll, 184 West In Roosevelt Talk son and their son are vacationing Mr. snd Mrs. DavM R. Cole, of and the protective units of des­ Miller, master of ceremonies; Ivar found discharging fireworks With­ Church street, Seymour; District at Pleasant Point, Maine. ^ 99 Norman street, have as their troyers and smaller craft operat­ Johnson, assistant; Richard N No. 10, James C. Shannon, 945 guests over the holiday- week-end in town limits during the holiday Swanson, -inner guard; Herbert celebration. Setting off explo­ ing with the fleet. Ijjain street, Bridgeport; District First of Five Is Free> Miss Leonora S. Hanna of Char- Mr. -and Mrs. Charles . Moscovltz Another interesting reel describ­ Benson, outer gliard; Miss Frlede- No. 11, James J. O'Reilly, Nauga­ Acrobat Loses His Thumb tar Oak street is spending two and children of Dalton, Maas. sives here is against local ordin­ borg Thoren,.pianl^t. Refreshments In Flying Trapeze Act ance. ed the various training schools of tuck; District No. 12, John Oon- dom from ^ear; In­ waeka'with Miss Edith Root In the Navy, machinist, 6160^^1, were served after th^ meeting. way, Baltic; District No. 13. Eu­ i^iMWield, Mass. Osceola Mills, Pa., July 5.— Mrs. Matthew Merz of T^orth M rs..«^ tta "Trallow , and her radio, firemen’s and several tech­ gene W. Bellavance, Mooaup; Dis­ cluding Disarmameiit^ Main street is on a 10 day auto­ nical divisions of the NAvy. trict No. 14,'Timothy. J. Sullivan, (^5—Not always does he fly Walter H. Runde and his -sis­ daiighteni Phyllia and Faith, of Dogs Kill as Many Deer Britain Still Not Offi* mobile trip accompaning her No recruits were signed up 109 Blackball street,'New'London. NO WINES . . , NO LIQUORS . . . JUST Question Raised as' to through the air with the great- I ter, o f 118'W alnut street will 179 Main street are viaiting in Few Lbcijil Autos France Severs | brother-in-law and rister-in-Iaw, immediately as a result of the eat of eaae. f i ; As Bay State Hunters spend the holiday at Naven’s Inn New York City and at the World's Whether ‘Freedoms’^ to , cially Notified; Royal Navy Night exhibition. ^ Acrobat Frank Torrence lost' at Narragrmsett P ier,- Rhode Is­ Mr. and Mra John Wilson of East 'Fair. Hartford. They are spending a few Are Being Tested Be Sought or Not.. a thumb while swinging on the . Boston, July Dogs Air Force Naval Units land. SAFE and SANE MEALS ,. ■ I flying trapeac of a carmval cir- ' Her Relations probably are killing as many . days In Kentucky after a trip Miss Edna G. Barrowclough. « - . • c,-. SEA VIEW MANOR cua yesterday. The thumb deCr as hunters in Massachu­ And Border Garrisons Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Parnwell and that took them to Wilkes-Barre, teaching principal of thb Robert-1|V I t C n e i l o l l O W C r Crescent Beach, Conn. / AT THEyTEA ROOM I^ d e Park, N. Y., July 5.— ' Pa., where .they spent a few days M-anchester automobile owners caught In a swivel of the tra-. setts, according to a statement Mr. and Mrs. 6. E. Unbehaun. of son school, has enrolled as a stu- ‘ are not' taking advantage of the Clean rooms, innerspring mat­ (A P )— Five objectives which ; With Britain issued today by James E. ; In Africa Gintinue In­ with relatives. dent at the summer school of HAVE DINNER WITH US ON THE F'OURTHl peze faatening and was yanked 117 West Center street, are In testing lane on Leonard street a.s tresses. Hot and cold water In plust be realized . before per- off as Torrence swung by bis Agnew, stat,e director of fish­ decisive Struggle in New York visiting the W’brld's Bates College. Lewiston. Me. A For Bride-Elect The Board of Administration of was expected. O n ly 458 cars went legs 90 feet above the cheering eries and game, as he appealed ' Fair and are guests at the Kew graduate of the Dingley Normal rooms. Home cooking. Oi>en All Day As Usual /'miinent world peace wduld be * the, Emanuel Lutherap church will thrmigh yesterday and of these ' crowd. (x«rinan Government to owners to prevent their dogs W ar Against Italy; 11 Training Schoci; of Lewiston, Miss 320 „were passe#. This morning MRS. C. Oi JOHNSON assured were listed by Presi-f Gardens Hotel. hold Ita regular monthly meeting To cry out from the pain from destroying wild life. Barrowclough is studyiilg for the '.Mias Catherine V. Carney, of 71 there was no Indication that the Roast Turkey Steaks and Chops Notified Officially by Civilians Die in Raid* tonight at 7:30 o’clock. degree of Bachelor of Arts. Garden street, was given a sur­ dent RoosevelL today, and would havb meant bis - wife's "While there is no way in | men testing the cars' were to be which to determine the exact I prise kitchen shower last night at busy today. T7ic lane . 'will be . Full Line of P'rosh Sea Food first among them he put free­ doom—for she waa swinging French Government at Mrs. John Murphy of 43 South the home of her aunt, Mrs. Philip dom from^'fear; and that, he from a strap held In his teeth. number of deer killed by "stray tondon. July.*. 5.— (A P )—r closed tomorrow, but will be open dogs," be said, "it is probable ; Main street, and her son, John H. Carney of 40 Garden street. on Friday until 7 o’clock In the But, true to the spirit of, a Vichy of Action/Taken Besieged Britain an(l van­ KLEIN'S .said, means disarmament. «■ , I that through the winter, spring ' Murphy, Jr., are spending" two The party was arranged by Mrs. evening instead of closing at 5 ----- BRAKES - e — trouper, he gripped It tighter Police CoiuT The discussion, d u rin g a and early sunimer, they have • quished B’rance came to the li-eeks at Giant’s Neck. -Mr. Mur­ Robert Cone, Miss Phyllis Carney o’clock. ' ADJUSTED and R&L|NED THE TEA ROOM and completed the act. Berlin, July 5— '>P>—The Ger­ FOOD STORE phy joined thern today for the , ------^ killed as many as the gunners i parting of diplomatic ways and' Mias Catherine Cprcllliis, Approved up to yesterday after­ -prMs conference, came at ' a man government Was notified of­ 161 Center S t Dial 87M weekend. cousins. The party was a complete Lowest Prices . . $5,00 up 883 Main Street Opp. St. James’s Church did in the last open season." ' today, according to indirect s ___ Three local men were In town noon were 2398 cars. O f .the'-913 time when Europe is fighting ficially this .morning by the French ' court this morning as the result surprise. The honored guest was rejected on their first appearance ------A B E L ’f^ ------word from the Petain govern­ John McCIuskey. who has been presented with many gifts for the a bloody war and the United government at Vichy of severance of a fight and disturbance at 49 at the lane 511 were turiied hack Rear 26- Cooper Street ment, while the British NaVy ’ OPEN ALL DAY financial secretary of Campbell kitchen, including pots, pans, States is embarking on a vast Bombas Power Purnell place Monday night in because of Improper or poor lights. of. diplomatic relations with Great combed, world seas for French 4TH OF JULY Council K. of C.. for IS years, was quarters Occupied by Nicholas glassware and pyrex. defense program under the Britain. again named by the National Maranovlch. The “host" whs Miss Carney, daughter of Mr. president’s personal direc­ Rome Reports warships to consolidate con­ Council to that position as of and Mrs. Robert E. Carney of 7l charged with Intoxication and tion, Able to Blast trol i over the bulk of the July 1. on recommendation of breach of the peace, while hla I Garden .street, will be married in French Cabinet Decides WATERMELONS GriOld Knight Thomas J. Quinn. the fall to Lawrence C .' Neff of CAR INSPECTION Thtg WM how he lleted the ob­ Post in Sudan French fleet. The Petain re­ ‘.‘guests,” Paul Nowick of Middle i STATE INSPECTION jectives: To Break Off Relations ON ICE turnpike east and Harrison Wilson I Chicago, III. TIME IS HERE! One Wall A wav gime was reported to have Dr. George Calllouett* left to­ of 14 Litchfield street were charged ' ★ 1. F|*edom from fear, so that Geneva, July 5—(JP)— The broken olT relhtions because Each ...... 39c day to spend the . holiday at the with Intoxication. MaranovicK | GET YOUtt CAR READY! FREE people wll Inot be sfrsld of being — ^ / . St th^eP « ^i*:xp^Ue 7 .?ttTh‘:d’‘rn ?h*c *^vC°n J French cabinet decided yesterday Is Captured of the British move againat Naven cottage at Narragansctt pleaded guilty, and Wilson pleaded ^ bombed from the air or attacked 1 to break off diplomatic' relations Officers Installed All Hlzeif In I ’ sed Tires: 18’’— Mammoth Two Detectives Killetl in ! nsv!nnn*’*»ri'^?h"" in critical conliUon. TTic bulIcUng at the right I* the Polish the French Navy, but the Pier. not' guilty. Nowick, on question | by another natioir. 'That, he said, with England, Le Petit Datiphin- Sbo^al Sale On Orote g Weigel 19”—20“ . \Vlnd»hieldge, No, I SED AUTO PARTS 3lanehester Green T^l. 3996 Is going on in every part of the bomb which exploded snd killed I offlcfally-approved dispatch said. Air Force, Naval units and border plaints—O ilef of Police Samuel O. Rome, July 5 —iJ’)— The capture 23, Order of Va.sa, when newly Horace Street Tel. 3316. country and In every part of the two detectives at the New York \ Parley Today The French diplomatic repre­ garrisons in the desert wasteluds Shoulders, -lb. . 15c PIESCIK HILI^ Gordon, this morning stated that sentative at . London adhering to of Kassalla. hn important post in continued .the as yet Indeciaiv* . conditions at the address are "rot­ elected officers were installed at FIREWORKS world, without censorship. He said World’s Fair was powerful enough 1 Seek Bridges’ Control I the Petain government will be re­ struggle against Italy. ten” and that complaints have been Orange hall by District Deputy that it meant not freedom of the the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, waa The Largeilt Assortnirut Of BENEFIT to have blovin out a wail of the > On Organii^ing called Immediately, it added. It was announced that 11 civil­ received during the past months. Miss Pearl Erickson of Thpmaaton. press alone .but freedom of every reported today by the Italian high Cold Cuts In Town! Siiiniiicr ,\rl (bourses British pavillbti Where It had been ' (The regular French a'mbaasa- ians sfere killed in yesterday's raid ■When Policeman I^ester-Behrend TALCOTTVILLE FIFE & DRUM CORPS means of distributing information ROOM l.'i, HIGH SCHOOL and that without It there could not planted, police reported today. | Rumors of New De- D p i t i n n j k ‘ dor at London wae Charles (Ik)r- command. - cgajnat England's Portland Naval sought to investigate the disturb­ No. I on Rockville n n'tin A Rf TV O * base when mqre than' a score of ance Moqday night, Maranovlch Dance Tonight CHEFS be a stable world. Qommlaaioner Lewis J. Valcn- Has Conference wilh inands as New Runian- l^eiDanaS I bln, but on June 2§ he was re- j Italian authorities said occupa­ DON’T FORGET! ! WEEKDAYS, 2 to 4:30 Road Above Traffic ^ |J 1 A il L| iJ ** - ported to have resigned. The : tion of the post was extremely Im- bombers destroyed a naval auxi­ resisted and ' engaged In a fight. Circle. DobeoavUle 3. Freedom of ' religion. Under tine said thc'-bomb was of the | Special 12 • Member liary vessel and two harbor craft. SOD.AS BEER ROLLS Children 10 on, or Adnltw. The accused Is an alien who has To Hie Tunes of the SPECIALS democracies, the president said, "dynamite shrapnel" - type and I phrase "djplomatic representative j portJqit from strategic, economical ianXovernmenl T ri« On RumaiUaiiS ! adhering to the Petain govern- j an^ (yilitical viewpoints. .Today a German bomber- waa PICKLES RELISHES Instructon In Painting and ha4 similar encounters with police OAK GRILL SWINGSTERS this freedom has been maintained weighed about 20 pounds. It ex- ' Sub • Committee; Ex­ I o t.lear Up Conditions shot down off the south-east coajt.- Drawing, Oil, Water Color, before. Although he once-was in A . R. Wilkie fairly well but not In countries Ilv- pioded in the open after detectives ment" was used to distinguish the *^^'ltaly has claimed. Kassalla was oa.st Turkey I Four bombers fell on open country - Crayon and Other Mrdlnms. court for failure to support his FINE WINES — LIQUORS had carried it from ^he pavilion pert Details Momlay. . Petain government from the "taken from her in the delimitation Ifi Walker St. Half Broilers I I French National Committee-set up in Wales. These Specials Good Today For Fortlier Information, children properly, s bank book / .AND. BEER (ConUnned On Page Six) and were p ilin g IntcFthe bag in Bucharest, .July 5.— (A P ) Exjjected Now of the borders between Sudan and I in London by MaJ. Gen. Charles Invasion Threat Dooiiaatea and Thursday. DtalSS59. with 3800 showing In deposits was Roast Beef which It was carried. New York, July 5. -Wen­ East Africa in 1891. pMted as bond until his court ap­ ' Open A ll Day July 4th! — Rumors that new Soviet De Gaulle, who on June 28 was Dominating all aspects of Ul* pearance this morning. Soft Shell Crabs While police were rounding up dell L. Willkle went into ah tm, ^ recognized by the British govfm - The Italians occupied Kassalla war was the impending threat at All of the accused were found Pasteurized Milk aH known radicals In an unprece­ portanl conference today" with a I ment as leader of "all free in a move to protect Entrea dur­ German invasion' of the Britlaa Lobsters dented effort to track down those ing the revolt of the Sudanese Isles— a probability which has guilty as charged. Maranovlch O A K GRILL special 12-member sub-commfttce c&pifal today as the new gov dier» .Arrive in Bess- , Frenchmen,") was fined 310 and costs for intoxi­ Steaks Flash es ! responsible for planting the- bomb, der\1.shes in 1894, It was .ceded to turned them in to * virtual fortren, .30 Oak Street Tel. 3894 the Detectives Endowment Asso­ of the Rcpubli'can National Curo- Munitions Stocks Explode. garrisoned by the greatest A m y GLORIOUS TIME TONIGHT cation, 315 and costs for breach and Cream (Late BulleUns of the 6P) W ire) emment of Premier Ion Gi- .arabia Sharpens Ten­ In a dispatch from Lyon, Petit of the peace and In addition a 60- ciation offered a 31.000 reward for mlttM out of which will emerge gurtu went into action to (Continued.OB Page Four) in the history of the Isles. .Ml'SIC BY DON MAC AND m s “UP BEATS” From Selected Farm* his presidential campaign organi­ Dauphinois reported the explosion Britain gained grejit stcyngth . YOU’LL EN.IOY OUR DELICIOUS FOOD! day jail sentence was imposed Grants Right* to Nazi*. straighten out troubled inter­ sion in Balkan Area. of large munitions stocks in the with execution suspt>nded and he (Continued On Page Six) zation. for resistance to seige by,turning ttome Made Ravioli Broilers Stockholm, July 5-** — It was assumed 'the new govem- where- pro-Axis Premier Ion Gig- andria yesterday in two attack* \ -ment waa planning stem meaaures, 844 Main Street Mancheatcr- car at the Texas company yards Three German-Ameriesh ■ Bund Mexico Will urtu formed a new- government \ on British and French warships at ’ -heia to ^ y . Murgatroyd _waeVn- but it was believ^ such measures yesterday. ■ Red Moves Not : anchor here and killed 15 persons Nazi Sinkings KEMP'8 PHONE 4908 leaders were releraed today in would be put into effect gradually OIRLS! BOTS! tering the car through- the top Moscow was said to be particu­ \ and wounded seven. 31,000 ball each an charges of in­ to avoid too much violence and Open 9 A. M. to Midnight Daily dome, aad waa halfway In when Guard Polls larly disturbed over reports . that ; V The bomber squadron swept citing racial and (VHglous hatred. btoodshed, especially in anti-Sem-^ Aimed at Nazis ^ over the western harbor from the Toll Is Heavy the expioeiaU threw him 20 feet In iUc moves. 300 workmen were killedjn a re­ I' the air. - He died a few minute* Ball was furnished by Gustav cent military action against dem­ ! Dodecanese, Islands and dropped ' « . ...I a Brier be Was taken to a hospital. Elpier, national Bund treasurer. Reports of Pre-Election , , . onstrations at Galati in Rumania. j nearly 40' bombs, most ot which G. Wilhelm Kunse,. acting na­ HK two fellow workmen rsenped Disturbances; Students I Rumanians Haa.,JMfflralt Task. I Defence Preparations I fell, harmleuly into the sea. ; Recent’ Raidig on British, . . ;wllh minor bum*. tional leader of the Bund; August Soflia political circles took th e I Several, however, struck a cu»- FIREWORKS _ . . ‘.t— a - . • • • Klspprott, camp m'dnager-and Total 106,5-13 Tons; ' , ^ ■ "" To Aid tKe Soldiers. Su^^ered ‘Small Lo»$es‘ view th e new Rumanian, govefn- I Directed Against Plans toms building and- the Mahmou- i For - ’ ^ -w . president of the New Jersey Bund, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS rrest as Allen Ordered Bucharest, July 5.—(jn—A gen­ ment W"as confronted with an ex­ 1 . Of British and French. I dieh canal on Alexandria. One ! - Divided Amonj|; Forces New York, July 5—— Feder­ and Mathias -Kohler, a Bund of­ eral staff communique acknowledg- tremely difficult task in consoli- I bomb fell 16 miles west of Alex- { BRAND NEW STOCK ficer and trustee, had been arrest­ Mexico City, July Re­ DeLUXE BICTClffi al authorities today onlered the — — ^ » I andria. Anti-aircraft fire shook | arrest of William Gerald Bishop, ed yesterday at an Independence ports of scattered pre-elecflon dls. . ^ (Coattnbed oo Pago F oot)- (CoBtlaiied on Page Four) j ■ Moscow, July —Pravda, j the entire port area. Berlin, iinly..5--(Jh— Recent" Ger­ Day rally at the Bund's Camp Communist party organ, said* to­ man sea rai^ have sunk British To the Most Popular now held on a seditlM charge, as turbances moved Mexican offl.clals The raids came about the time an alien Illegally In the UnUad Nordiaud, in Andover township. day Soviet defense preparations it was disclosed.in London that merchant-men totalling 106,543 Questioned Ou Bombing to reinforce today the guards as­ Boy or Girl in Manchester MCKJMAN'S STAND States, Bishop was one o f Am de­ and the actions of the Red Army, in the British had refused .permis­ tons, the high command reported I// They were held'overnight mt the the northwest, west and south were ^a,.ee with the ’tweien Britain and. France had #No Essays to Write! disagreed, and Is awaiting re-trial questioned by Detectives William. not directed against Germany. pofflplttely "estranged the former la August. Thp alien charge, con­ ous disorder* but summoned 3,000 Fseneb-Germag armistice. Kune aad Joseph Bonanno o f the Pravda's comment was insptsed Bomb* Fall in. King’s Uarde* Aiiiea. tained In a wUrraht leoeived from military college students to sup­ To Catch Fog in Bottles #N o Giupons to Save! - New York Caty police department plement 5,000 eoldiers. by publication in It and other Mos­ Twelve natives were^ killed by "TheJ i(ill ,Pn British shipping, Waahiagton, resulted lu. his ball alien aquad in connection with the cow papers, including the govern­ several bombs which fell iq ; the whlc^ also'H’lficIuded warahlpa a ^ being iBoreased from |5,000 to Observers declared, however, bombing at the World’s Fair yes­ they would be surprised if elMtion^ ment paper Izvestia, of excerpts of gardens of Egyptian King -Trar- merchant'ship* reported hit, was •N o Box Tbps to iSend In! W e will Tumish you 57,000. Hie lawyer asked Federal terday. The detectives said It was Mount Washington, N. H „ July^galvanlred rieel cylinder, two feet day jMtased without bloodshed and* alleged French' documents in the' ouk’s Montala palace here. Farouk : divided amimg Nazi forces on tb* ^ J - Judge Robert I n ^ today to reduce just a routine check. 5—(45—In the heart of New, Eng­ In diaroetJr and four feet long, .on lateMe’’i3erman White Book pur­ sea. ahdVlI'^-and beneath i.t. > V disorders, follqwli^' the spirited which each end is open. was absenUfrom Alexandria at the with ice and a bfand bail to $5,000, but Judge Inch, .la- Asked about Uie'ditcctlves’ visit. land vacationland, three men alt porting to show plana to Attack time. 'The other raid vfctlms also Thfilie' %ubmarines alone - w e n MagoelVs Ice Creani “ The Old Reliable” formed e f the new wrarrant arder- Police Oommlaaloner Lewis J. Val­ year-long cam^lgn of Gen. Man­ Inside the cylinder a motor-driv- Russia’s oil fields. uel Avila Camacho, the adminis­ atop scenic Mount Washington and were natives. c r a te d With having sent to tha Boyg and Oirli ed the bail raised. - entine^ said in New York he en fan draws the fog against a Izvestia said in'piart: bottom .Recently 34,400 too*, 31,106 mt new air conditioned Smoother — More Delicious — Finer Flavored 1 tration candidate, and Gen. Juan hope for cloudy weather—-begauae N o French soldiers appeared on wouldn't discuss the matter ‘Yor stainless steel screen, where it con­ "These documents prove onc»T toila and 21,043 tons "apiece. Oaa A .Andreu Almaxan, anti-adminis­ they want to catch some*fog in the Alexandria •.treets last night. MAMK OOWitT'S Markets A t A Olaaoe obvious reasons." ' denses and drips into * receptacle. more how justified was ttle Soviet All apparently had been ordered of these, commanded by Uentea- HaK*s All Ton Da! New York, July 5-— ’ The ball was accepted by Ck>un- tration leader. Koth have fought "bottles.” , ' I Once the fog is safely "bottled," union when it based Its' foreign ant-Captsin Llebe, wax said to In numerous revolutions. The scientific trio la conducting to remain aboard their ship*; I f you’re betweeu tke ages e f 12 aa6 15, repert COOLERATOR Stocks—Steady:- seleetad tseoes ty Clerk Arthur Wilcox. It had the three begin their analysis for policy on efforts to- strengthen its •waiting further deyelopmente. have sunk a total of SSjOOO teas Two Other Caadldstaw ' an experiment in the study of rain at the Maaonle Temi#e Friday Night, July 5th r 39 . rise alowly, been refused yesterday because chlorides, eulfldes and other ingre­ defense In the north and south and T h e new. bom'binga caused thou-., of enemy merchant shipping sbaes There are two other candidates —how It forma and why it falls. at TM, aad eater the TaU Cedars’ Pepuiarity V From now until . Bonds —Improved; low-priced Wilcox was o'ttt of town. dients for clues In th.elr study of to strengthen its positions on the iands of Egjrptiana to crowd poUee- the start of th* war. * BELLS DC —Gen. Rafael SMches Tapia and Contest Full deteOa will he glvcu a i tka* FLAVORS- Y.D.STAND raUs In lead. Baaed Ou 1555 Law A good "catch’’— when the wind rainfall. ^ n tie r s with Fiitlsnd, the Baltic Victims O f Beataar Ualto W - * 5 ame. Every girl aad hay ta Maueheater eaa Mid'November Foreiga Exchange —Uneettiedi The warrants for their arrest a . laat-minute surprise entry, la moderate and other conditions . "F og is very good to drink,” states, Rumania, TujPkey, etc. ( Cos tinned On piign' Twe) Foqr 5,000-toa transportf auidL ' eater exeept these whose father* hdlaug to the Nigger Hill^ Bolton sterUng declines. based on a 1935 New Jersey Ramon de la n w , druggist <>t are just right-f* six quarts per Cunningham tf'Us visitors to his rParpose of Pravocatloa Clear". nine othera and a warship dam­ "The British and French preas TaU Cedars. " ~ SERVE WITH YOUR DINNER - Cotton—Irregular; July ilqulda- statute, chirged they “ permitted Mexicali, lower Oslifomia. litUe hour. observatory, but he’x'only -teigpt- aged were rsportad by the high WHAT A _ Payable Per Week an unlawful’ asaemblaffir''af three has been heard froiA them. Prof. H. G. Houghton of Masss: tng guests, for he always adds; never-ceased and are not ceasing Treanurji: Balance ■ , -command as vicUm* at Nad d m Aleo Please Tour Viidtors With-RIch Ice Cream of Pine B>iggest Variety of Cpnn^ticut’ tlou, trade bnylag. „ to circulate rumors to the effect or more persona and ffid permit Along with elecUen of a presi­ -chuaietta Inatltute a t ' Technology "Don’t ask for any, though, it’s bomber units raiding a oonwiy a # . AND IT5S- YOURS . : . F R p EVER^O^ GETS A PRIZE! SagSr Mxed; speculative set- utterance o f speeebaa, *ale o f lit­ that measures of the U. S. 8. R. - Waahlngton, July 5—(F)— The Flavor! - Made Fireworks tag: raw market aettve. dent, Mexico will choose a’ new la^lrecUpg the expedition, agalatc4 •too valuable.’’ — ' ' the English aouthwest eoasL ' llandume Bsfn’ *v OMsf MaM, IW y erature, display o f sipblema and o f in Finland, the Baltic statra ’ and position of 'the 'Treasury Jaly 2; lle ta li Quiet; congress. by Robert Cunningham 6nd Alan Bemla sRs ta/the obaerrato^ Stabs by German tornado baats. V pu lpilil Twe electric headlights, elec- BASEBALL EQUIPMENT • RADIOS ■crap copper de- on the western frontiers constitute RMeipta, 31S.744v024M ; „ ex­ .uniforms which 'ceuaselled, pr»< The votss w ill bo tabulatad JnlgL ,C?3*mis. - and hopes out’ loitd that it "*7111 be off the 00^ aontbwMit a f f trii: tm U ghL eieetrie horn, bailt-la tad hex moted or advocatad hatred, vlo- 11 and s«nt to the Qhambor o P Ua* Bpeeial Apparataa . a ‘menace to Germany.’ ’The pur- penditures, 315347.532.22; tiM land. Britlah Naval, baa*. w«ra i wMli leek mmi kagr. BtrsamMaH ki eiw ^ TENNIS RACKETS •, CAMERAS Wool Tspe.-FIrm; epecutallvr cloudy. ^ poee of these provocators is clear: L. T. Wood Co. MAGNEUL DRUG CO. 'They, are uaing an apparatus de- balarice, |1,872,931,N5.90';' cua- to bava rsgtotarad t a r p ^ : 'AaAmfl. * *• ------*— —------^ * and trade support. "W # can get lots of then," toma receipt* fo r month, 33,014.- 51 BisMB Stroot (CMttaa e « ra g * Fo«rJ( (ConlUiiiMI M Fag* r * v ) ! signed by Professor Hoqghton—a AND SPORTINQ GOODS! Onpssb* Ih* High gdmob^- Bemls beama. .(Usattaaed oa Fag* Esar) 666.45. 'fol. 44M AdverCbe in The Uerald-’^lt Paya ( I

V"-' ’i:- '^ANCHESllBft EVENING HERAT A MAHCHGEl'BB. CONN. FRIDAY. JULY «; IMO M AN O H lEril lYBNINO HmUL0< I1AMCHE9TIR. OOMM. FRIDAY, JOLT 5,194 whtn ha waa knocked down'by the Buckland street, had been here forced landing on our Mde of the TAGS r m Schieldfc car; Pelkey, inaUntly about two years. His home was in To Open Girl (EgypUah-Ubyaa) froatler,* the No. End Water :ey Death killed, waa walking iloag the Bangor, Me. communique aald. Special Services highway ndth i;aoriard Butkua, 36, British lighten aleo met ja d at­ ane Production Noted Musical )tumbia. a loi)al Clip Thw Coupon: ' , C(mh1 A> Any timel fixtures iiaed in each house in the officers elected at the annual tle a gleaming, new aircraft plant, candidates only in parliamentary farmer encli-jsed Tij, farrow IrujLs planation made of the recreational Insurance Stockt territory served by the company. tton, atlll used in most planta, is to- Laws Enforibad by Prench who. sponsored by a pair of and three in Chile, all air offi­ actlvitlM. Mias Ruth Horsefleld, Bid Asked meeting .were: Vice-preiddents, heat the milk to a tomewbat lower to be 'used in part for the produc­ wealthy young society men, quits elections set for July 14-15. cers. this spring with an electrified" 'The names of those who own hose What laws have been laid down Formerly the voters in this lit­ fence. director, and several of the counse- Aetna Casualty...... 107 112 Walter Scott, Harold W. Bruce, temperature and bold it there for tion of planes in America’s multi- by the Germane are enforced by her salesgirl job to become a Vjiodel All of them, a War Department for watering lawns and gardens William J, ^chmldtr~aecretary, tle country, which won independ­ 'TTic farnibr said none of hia 93 FREE ENLARGEMENT Ior|i will be on band and camp Aetna Fire ...... 45>y 474 were also secured. • 30 minutes. the French. Neutral observers have at Madame Lucy’s a fashionable spokesman said, are outstanding Aetna Life ...... Ernest K. Taft';’ treasurer, G. Ray­ million jlollar air rearmament pro­ ence from the Bolihevist armies pigs escaped or got mixed' w-lth committee members. Visit jrs are ?S 27 The restriction placed on use of Another Demomtfatlon gram, is. under construction. seen no French opposition or dis­ gown ihop in w ^ h the young men In their special fields and speak WKh .\ny Standard Size Roll of Film Automobile , T ; .. mond Towne; auditori, Frank in 1918 but now has admitted a strange litter. The pigs had so also welcome at the camp on Wed­ 33 35 garden hose in the morning hours Another demonstration will show It. Is an addition to only one of obedience. , own stock. Her modelling of a the language of the country to Developed and I’ rinled. nesday afternoons. Conn. General ...... 23 25 Sharp, Edward Dupre and Richard strong Red Army garrisons, could much respect for, the electric wire 2 9 the photoelectric phoephataae teat gown of her mbther’a.at an elabor­ which they are assigned. Tihey are is not meeting with much favor. almost a score of American plane The populace appears . too write in the names of their candi­ they avoided it even when the The camp is Situated on Vernon Hartford Fire ...... , 73 75 The morning hours between 6 and Biasonnette; dlrectora, Bruno for determining the .condition of ate social affair attracts much at­ paid by the United States and de­ Scotta, Michael D. P ’Cohnell, factories which, In one degree or thoroughly defeated to think of dates. ciiirent 'was turned off. But when street, near the Vernon town line. Hartford Stm. Boil . 52 56 9, means that but few who own milk after paateurizatlon. This anything but acceptance. tention and leads t& her being es­ ceive regular Army pay. . It is reached from the William National F ir e ...... 5®', 52'i James Quinn, Raymond Barrows. another, have expanded their No Oijtngea Allowed the, fence was removed the farm- hose can Use It then as they have test det^mlnes the effect of pas­ facllltlea In the last few months. The police force has been divid­ tablished in a Usurious apartment But the decree of the new leftist The Navy maintains mis.nions In HOUSE’S Phoenix ...... 74 76 to be at work, yet- must pay for Angus Park, Joel -IJ. Reed, Frank teurization on the composition of aa an Irish heiress, although her Brazil eight men; Colombia, six; i Pl«» ed Into three sections, each headed CARROLL CUT RATf^ !51gns have been erected to poin'. Travelers ...... 395 415 H. Baker, .William'A. Foster, Ed­ Boeing Aircraft Company probably government, coming on the heels its used. the milk, and la used to detect will be expanded even further in by a German colonel. real job is to boost Madame Li/cy4 of strong trentls toward .Sovletlza- Argentina, three, and Peru. tour, i ^ the wav. Public Utilities IncTeaaea Shown win Scott, George H. Lester, Wil­ faults In the pasteurization pro­ gowns. European Representotlons ' 785 Main Street •Manchester,, Co)6m liam Bissonnette and Forest the next few months. A correlated German aoldlera and o/ficers tlon In Lithuania. Estonia and Conn. Lt. find Pow. . 53 57 Aa a result of the check bills cess. A third demonstration will program for the building up of our may be seen everywhere, taking a The scheme iis a great aueccA Latvia, provides that every list . Non - American governments Conn. Pow...... 47 49 now mailed shows increases in sev­ Belcher. The association waa or­ for the shop, but the two. young which now have missions, advisors SATURDAY ganized in 1916 and has more than show a new method of testing the air defense is In the making now tourist’s interest In the city. must be voted without change. Hartford Elec. Lt. .. 59>i eral cases. There are no meters or Instructors In Latin American Italian Planes 614 250 members. strength of alkali solution used in Washington. During the day. German planea men, both of them by now more or Further, the .government, In Illuminating Sbs ...-: 54'., 56'., used by the Manchester Water for washing milk bottles. less In love with the girl, are wor­ telegrams to Joseph Stalin and countries include: France, with Company. All who are served by Must W’sit Two years. dronw constantly overhead and de­ Hartford Gaa ...... 31 35 . In the afternoon the dairy pro­ The question of how many air­ tachments of German troops march ried over the possible outcome. Russian Premier-p'orelgn Commis­ And Make Extra Savings With Bom b H arbor S. New Eng. Tel. Co. the towm owned -water .company 148 153 ducts program will be in the class­ craft American factories can turn through the streets. And when the columnista finally sar Molotoff thanked , the Soviet Western Mass...... 29 31 are charged for the amount of. A bout Tow n room. Dr. L. A. Maynard, professor get hold 0# the truth and expose statesmen for their "aid in regain­ water used. out is rhetorical. How many do we In the little cafes the German (i^Ontinued from Page One) Industrial of animal nutrition at Cornell Uni­ w-snt? The president has suggest- soldiers sing luatUy. the "hPlrwS," a aeries of hlliarious ing democracy." New Dndtr-arm Under the charges made by fix­ versity, and an outstanding auth­ complications bring about her en­ .Many Consider Union Acme W ir e ...... 17 .. tures In the bills now mailed by Mr. and Mra. Milo D. Wella of 20 - ed to Congress that 50,000 war- Some of the Germafi officers stations and govemmen< buildings, Am. Hardware . . . . . 19'i 21'i ority on nutrition, will discuss the pbtnes.a year should be the rated have brought their families to gagement to one of the young men In some quarters It is thought Cream Deodorant rants Cambridgei street are spending the G the Manchester Water Company, a the matter of formal union with seeking free transportation to des­ Arrow H and H., com 33 35 week-end in Esperance, N. Y. ^ various changes in milk brought capacity of American plants. For Paris and a cinema has been In- and her marriage to the other un­ ert villages. pcison who may add a fixture or Russia may be taken up formally DOUBLE Bristol Brass ...... 38 41 two for convenience, but where no about by feeding methods and by ,the next two ‘years the armed ser­ atalled for the Army, showing til matters are finally straightened _ Abukir, site of a military base, out. by new Parliaments to be elected Billings and Spencer 3\ 4 4 more water will be used, will be Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Logan and the handling of milk in the paa- vices probably ,wlll have to be German (lima. Stops Perspiration whose population normally is 9,000 Colt's Pat. Firearms. 73 teurizing plant. Vitamin and min­ Mias Neagle, heretofore known this month In Latvia, Fjtonia and 76 charged extra. • two children have moved from satisfied with leae than that. Hare Only OM Films Lithuania. was cleared of all but 500 natives. Eagle Lock ...... 6 8 eral content of the milk may be af­ to American film-goers chiefly In Hartford to the house at 116 Ox­ Orders, brick and mortar, tools, French moticin picture theaters Lithuanian elections have been- Carts, taxis. private cars and Fafnir Bearings . . . . 126 130 ford street. Mr. Logan la with tRe fected by production and process­ niateriais and- -W-orkmen are need- are open but they have only old dramaUc roles like those of "N)irB«H trpeks loaded with evacuees pro Hart and (Tooley . . . . 120 130 ing factors- French fllma. Edith Cavell, ” and "Victoria Ule set for the same.time those of j Hartford ^team Boiler Inspection ed for an expanded productivity. Latvia. Estonia also may hold an ' GREEN STAMPS ceeded toward the interior. Hendey Mach., coni . 8 'j 10', ^ Ame Oksanen. manager of the Great," Ls said to be sensational as N.- Y. Stocks and In-iurance Company. Estimating American airplane For Parisians the most onerous election at that time. Landers Frary A Clk 24 26 Tri-City Dairymen's Cooperative productivity for the year 1941 la regulation is the closing of cafes the dancing, alnging. herolnabf the new offering, while her, co star, During the pa.st two weeks I Given With Cash Sales All Day Saturday British Fighters Shoot New Brit. Mch., com. 36 38 Phillip Mahoney, of 73 Spruce As.sQciatlon of Fitchburg, Massa­ like calling k horse white when at 9:30 p. m. and curfew at 10. workers in the capitals of all three i North and J u d d ...... 27', 29', Adams Exp .. street, is enjoying a vacation at chusetts, will lead a discussion of .you y e eure only that It is white Shortly after 9 p. m. these fine Mllland. and Alan Martihal play Air Rcduc . . . Baltic countries have demonstrat- I Down Seven Planes Peck Stow A Wil . .. 4 6 . 39 '. Narragansett Pier. cooperative milk processing. In on the Bide you can- sec. wmmer nighte the boulevards are the two young r iv ^ in notable ed for union with Russia. 1 Cairo. July 5—(J’)—A conirhuni Russel Mfg. Co., riew 9 ', '1 1 ', Alaska Jun ... 4' .' Fitchburg several milk dealers The new Boeing add I Uon is be­ deserted. •tyie. ■ .,W BIG VALUES FOR MEN! ue of the Royal Air Forci said to- Scovil Mfg ...... 25 27 Am Can ...... 95’ * Dave Dumont of Ocean City. have combined forces to operate a ing thrown up in 90 days, to tn- The blackout syatem'ls still In Such favorite# ai Roland Young, 1. Does not tot dresses, does > W E ISSUE " A * ? / . " GREEN DISCOUNT STAMPS Say that six British fighters'shot Silex Co ...... 12 14 Am Rad St S . 6 N. J., Ls visiting friends in town. single plant, and Mr. Oksanen will y e a y the company's floor space force. May Robson, Rlllle Burke, Arthur Stalin Advised Call not irriiite skin. down seven of nine "enemy" fight­ Stanley Work.s’ ...... 43 45 Am Smelt . 36', tell of their experiences. Taking by 75 per cent. That floor a’^ c e Despite heavy, purchases of to- Trencher, Jfiabel Jewell. Marsha 2. Nowaiiingcod^ Csnbeus^ do.^ pM ...... 29 — Am T 4 T .. . 160 Ward Strange, Jr., of 79 Walnut has been Increased two and a half Hunt and" Doria Nolan also. Ifave For Elections Issued right after shaving. ers encountered yeaterday after­ part in the discussion will be Dr. tacw, beer, liquor and chocolate - ■ iii,-AV# -MAIL Torrtngton ...... 24 26 Am Wat Wks 9 street,' la spending a vacation in t E. A. Perregaux, professor of times since last December by lease by Germans the Paris stocks re­ festurefl roles in "Irene." Yoiing as Stockholm, July 5 — (45 — The 2. Instantly stops perspirttion noon. government of Latvia advised "One of otir fighters is missing Veeder-Root ...... 57 60 Anaconda . 19»-4 Boston, die left town Wednesday agricultural economics; L. .R. y d construction. "iTie company de- main adequate. the,.4Susy manager of Madame for 1 to 4 dafs R^oves odor i Kae^ cool for sKtIve sports I •New York Bunk* Armour 111 . . 4^ evening ..to die in Boston over the Dowd. Instructor of dairy indualry; nvered one of its big, long-range, W ey’s. Mias Robson as the Josef Stalin today that it had Is­ from perspiration.’ but is believed to have made a However, os refugees pour back sued a call for new parliamentary Bank of .New York . 295 315 Atchison . . . • 16'. week^hd'. vHe will mturn Sunday and L. li Sammet. assistant pro- ■4-motor bombers every four work­ into the city the question of a heroine’s stubborn grandmother 4. Apure.white,greaseless,>l) - An ice big role in air rearmament. . Shops dealing in post cards, sou­ the book of which waa written by Soyi* sIsM .... 204 Cons Edis .... . 28'. Hotel property, arc being repaint­ For this is a P n s c rip tin Drug U S Trust ...... 1515 1565 famine developed unexpectedly Tooling and manpowifr probably venirs and maps of Paris and cer­ James Montgomery and the music OtiHW pole dilrn , 894 Store. Our first concern is to , Cons Oil ...... ed. They inchide the two atpry - 6-’, tain luxury ahops, particularly and lyrics by Harry T iern ey and ' keep evaileblc fresh, potent Cent Can .... brick building ziw. occupied by the am6ng Charlie Harris’ customers are the biggest variables, a^de DO PROBLEMS . 39 and Charlie .vasn't able to hold, out from prospective orders. In jfie air those selling silk stockings, have Joseph McCarthy. Wovan Sports Shirts A. and P. store on North Main stocKs of thousands of drugs, Corn Prod . . . 48' . been well patronized by the Ger­ much------hope for Unmediate ICrelief. T IIC 4 . rearmament drive. Tool fa k e r s — ' IN BUILDING OR REMODELLING including many items, rue and Del L 4 Wn ■ 3»i, street and the' buildings in the man- soldier “touriats.” ^ Finely tailored in- infrequently used, which the j Douglas Aire rear: I Firmly, hr cxplaitied that Ice or nb who produce the big d i ^ hammers 8SyS60 Rafu^rra In Rritiiiit ‘Man/ 0 h M an ! lt*s •nd-outersl 0 9 ^ . 67'.j- jlce -he waan'V going 1° drive a Which shape alumlhum sheets, Paris once had more than a ordinary store cannot afford to . Du Poilt ... . 1.58 London, July 5 *J>Pi-An estl- carry. 1 bus, we arc elwaya in i M^sfield & Co. Manchester drops one place in ! tru' kload of iiee.s over the route, stamping and punching machines dozen dally papers. Only two Spun Rayon Sports Shirts 19 Pearl 81. Tel. 7-S’f63 1 Eastman Kod .118 remain of those-Paris-Sour and mato by Home Secretary Richard a wonderful relief KEEP YOU UP position to pledgethatevery pre- Gen E le c ___ the standing of the largest towns 1 dale yhe hadn't figured how' and lathes—ara being driven 24 ■Cool in-and^niten! A . qm HARTFORD, C:ONN. . 31 h y rs a day tq-supply the demands Le Matin; Two new papers have A. BuUer showed today there were icriptiod will bis compounded Gen Foods in Hartford County. Hartford isi^° C** ’ *'1/ the swarm .which 32,360 refugees In thU country— f - :h to wash! I— just as your Doctor has ordered. .4 1 the largest with I^ew Britain sec- selected his truck for living quar- of aircraft add other essential war appeared, however. One of thenT to know that your 1. Gen Mot .... - 42t, industries^ La Prance Au Travail, has an Oennzns. 4.750 Austrians, NIGHTS Conn. Stocks , Gillette J ond. West Hartford paased Bris- Facty-y man-power is a nice anti-Semitic, policy and already 3.000 Poles, 1,600 Duteb.' 13.900 WELDON DRUG GO. Hecker Prod * ; tol to take thiref place and Bristol Belgians. 7.450 Czechs and 930 \ family is riding ^dn Pmacriptlon Phsrmmclata For Yields . 9H, goes into fourth place with Man­ pro^m In Itself. Pacific coast has suggested that all Jews in i Hudson Mot . . 3 'i France shoUM be shipped to soiiie Spanlrids. 901 .Main Street Ue Deliver Int Nick . .. : chester fifth. Ehist Hartford is In I p ly ts have been ranging all up Dial 5S'fI Manchester Representative^ . 23'- sixth place with Enfield (which in­ M d down the seaboard looking for distant land. Americans Foremost (Ihildrea'p Sun 'Suitm SPKUIAL ; Int T 4 T ... .1 2% Anti-English articles have ap­ " ■uto .WomsB Ootwhjctors Johna-Man cludes Thompson vine) in seventh | / skilled and semi-akllled workmen AT John V. Lainberton . 56', and Windsor is eighth place. These Workmen must know their Jobe. peared in an ^ pers. The only Ismdon. July S—opj—Tht Lon­ Safety Tire . Simply taUored, and a boon 114 Chestnut Street ' Kennecott . 25 torelgh newe permitted is from , to mother when It comes to Lockheed Aire .eight, towns comprise 81 per cent^ The 470,000 duralumin civets don P a ^ n g er Transport • Board, 1 s. Tel. Manchester-.mis , 23'.. I or the total population of Hartfo/d which go Into a’’ Boeing 4-motor DNB, - the official German newa controlling all public trahsporta- ' 4 / ironing! All edges bound!_ 1 Loew's . 24’ , County. /' bomber cannot be put.in by ama­ agency, knd from the German Uoii In the vast London area, call­ the famous Fine percale, linene, rham-' 3 lor 2 5 | c Lprillard ■ 21 is. teurs: radio. ed today for women bus conduc­ bmy. Sizes.2 to 6. Naah-Ketv .. • 4'j, S p e ^ l Couraea Eatabllahed The banks still fire closed. tors. to replace men on country Nat Blsc . • 19', Nearly all governmental bulld- routes. Nat' Dairy . . Boeing s 6.500 factory workers .. 13i»i Charges Engineer PLUS gcadually are being supplemented inga are occupied by German Nat Distill . . . 2f) BABY SANDV.4I forces. N Y Central by what the Personnel Depart­ . 1 2 I ' Slaver nf W ife •Sandy Is A JJtd; ment calls "beginners.’l fresh from German soldiers dynamited the Nor Am Go . . 20', sUtue of Gen. Charles Msngin, Bofdm you buy ^RiniRASIB the Edison Vocational School in Packard .... . ' 4 SUNDA y T jMONDA V; detested in Germany. General Vmir family nedds the KXTR.^ protection of/t?A Royal 0 who wears them! .A.NNA .NCABtE In "IRF.NE” which special courses were estab­ Nfaners, I hey prohahly use the car a lot mofe than voii— Param Piet , . ^5 New Orleans. j4 ly 5— -7 lished several months ago by the Mangin led the great counter of­ Penn RR .... ■ 19N i Harrv Jacoba, chief of tha Loulii-' ' PLUS . . fensive of 1918 against the Ger­ each tnp exposed to the dangers of blowourt, skids, and tire \k •Ur,HT OF WESTERN STXr S” Seattle School Boarif Beginners t^muble. Give them Royal Masters and ^ u ’ll never have to Phelps Dodge . 27'; ana State E n ^ e e r Board. v;as must work in t)ie factory for, a man right flank. He advocated a Phil Pet ... . y . . . 32'« hUrpe youwelf for an accident cau.sed by tire failure or in* charged wdth murder today in the year before, they are, considered differ state in the Rhine between ability to stop in time. Sec this grcAt tire today. Tomorrow Pub Sve N J . 36*; fatal shooting of his wife last nlaht semi-skilled. Germany and France and also -Radio ...... may be too late! in (heir luxorioua home near Vio­ They must work four years be­ used N eg^ troops, both Ameri­ Reading...... 11’ , let, La . fore they are, skilled -but the cans and French colonials, with Men's Work Shifts Rem Rand ..'...... United States Tires are good tires • ■ 7'-; Sheriff C. ,L. Rowley,'who made ulk flf the factory Jobs, fortun- great success agalnat Germany. I i Comfort's all-Importamt whsii yoti'ro wtek/itgl Republic Stl ...... 16T, the charge and arrested Jacobs, B t iB L I C ‘ ely, can be entrusted to s4mi- Rey Tob B ...... '. 36'; said Mrs. BMna Jacobs, 46, was Hied men. EXTRA-ltOWOUT Safeway Stra ...... , . . 42*i killed by a heavy caliber rifle bul­ PROTECTION The Seattle school’s June clasa Each cord in every ply Sears Roeb . ! ...... -...... 72':,. let fired through her back while Setback Party numbered 480, the July class RecfCross Relief- MH’ l « ‘ J Socony-Vac .; ...... 84i ii utursted' with pure abe sat.Jo. an upataira bedroom numbers 800. SinAllsr achools on a Utcic. This "ssfetvr Sou Pac ...... 8\ Itowley aald Jagoba claimed the ' NEW LEGION HOME smaller scale, to turn out work­ tWfllSI** OffRS'- South Ry ...... Supplies Haiti Up bonding" it t costly < .. U 'a rifle "was diKharged accidentally Leonard St., Mancliester men not only for aircraft but also Here ore tke 49 Resolve Today process to assure the Std Brmnda ...... 6H for other factories, have been of Std Gaa 4 El ...... while he was holding it. ZT'eatest safety in jhe ■For heavy duty, camping - .. ,t4)i are being establl.shed In Belling­ ’ SOMI MeN THINK blh.th«.tobc«pUced through slippery road Otfcve OvaSHav. styMs. SW |« sy« .. -68 able. The., Edison school' has film to grip the road ai W* can aare you up lo 20^e on the c<«t of youf Building Materials. That Unit Aire . . . -...... Cfosa at Chungking declared to- V 32% COUPON!! waiting list of, 1.500. The Boeing brakes are applied, and Soturdoy. Unit O o rp ...... 2 ^ y In a wire to the American Red N^thlnp'g n » rouffi for fossol in itself is quite a. help. Asides we can give you the benefit of ouT Good for 1 Reserved Seaj, plant has had 20,000 applications Cross (foihiMttfo here. ■Buy a used ear here, a^ • top you quicker, .Unit Gaa Imp ...... 12% for work In the last five weeks. Itraighter. Man’s Dungorsas U 8 Rubber. .. 194 SATURDAV o n l y “■The ’Chinese asketk American experience. Before entering the lumber business we had 15 years’ experi­ TONIGHT ONLY! But out of that ,20.000 no less than 'Beet release of thp goods. .yon’ir Ttave no cause to Tbugh-Ssnforized U S B te tl...... 514 (Plus payment of 20e tax) 14.000 were Hated aS “ Improbable colt* ^ • .1 LONGER SATE MlUXQE denim! Seams double ence in building homes. Last but' not least, we can arrange the bother- West Union ...... •The American Committee Is try­ arowl! Ouj^ reliable u-ted denim! Seams double .. 17% considerationa" and of the reraaln- whst we vegot. D e ^ r n o n -s k id tread nilched: Sues 30-4® West El 4 M f g ...... 91 A t . . , CIRCLE ing to confirm whether any ship­ 0 “ Mme detaih of ilnancing. So don’t sit up nights wondering what tq do! Ipg 6,000, fully 75 per cent were ments thus held up are from the care take you there and O e l s k ^ * ! ^ o f ’Tempered Rubber Th Work Fonts '.uperlorit'y of air-attack over ar- ernment nor the manufaeturetn on the Indo-Chinese route to White foaa hods, tops! UNOUS^SOM - Are PreaeaUng knows the aaswar—yet. Chino.) ter, Ameri“ » lore- “Couqty Fail* labs!I (illery-flre at 'a waapon of modem TiUmber ■flic e Extra-comfortebU sb- loj4 ( .^urdy Sanforited col- l O O war was definitely proved during DEPOT 5PURRE MT Jnl Fffi" 3.^* ~ sorbent knit. Ksept Item • OPPOSKTE MANCHESTER GREEN SCHOOL . the German thrust into France, ^Disappearing Jimmy’ foy siqf K*4T l»r».' .fast cooled off! \ seir saya Lieut.-Gbi. John Winslow, U. Vaudeville S. A., retired. Winalow. a rasidelit £tlN[

ter ita llrai meating laat night in­ Meidico W ill vent sncboi ntw Makflfl BUIntd IMiKolorat ; dicated the, fovemmcivt'a aociai Sergeant Ordered: "Pre-e-sent FEET!".. Time Now So Battle L o ^ Holiday Leaders Hustle * Dem ocrat 418 Foreign alyo was w Demands ideology wo'Old Include anQ-aenUt- Guardis Polls ’ams N oK afiow M Date/ iam. Thia waae^vected, alnce moat teaMni iMtyllcM TIOM CalMa OllMrwiM NoM. For Congress Tot data, Si high t^ official of the cabinet fajembera either are Japanese-Beetle Convention Preparations Vessels Here Rumaiiians '* saidi no ship asking miaalon u> False Teeth connected with long outlawed (CsntlaiMtf From F x fe Om ) ^ f l > T leave haa beanten nrfttswl, no v*s Pro-Naai Iron Guntd or are known Ml Meklng to dockjia Look Liko Niw—Kb Bnwhiaf- . (The following Article on ^ spnw Is tnade up o f tw o roltrideo Expired to Wipe Cabi* Woahlngton, July 5— Wlthf he brunt o f the cami tum- tO|.be anti-Semitic, DeputlM, whibh is to 'annpuiice *• vp Most o f Them Belong to ed sway. tbqieciedNd^ control o f the Japanese beetle tablespoonfuls of lead arsenate In ^ net Appointments Oif ,the preeidenttal election------exactly * to ■ the presidential csnmdate _ — Siihply place your denttita Iq %. . '.v, . Program’ Outlined the result Irf- September^' The four months off, Dsmocratlc-lesid- The country with the most ‘^ d - , TSIie program-aa'outlined in the- new congress takes offipa Sept. 1, was written by the Connecti­ pnS gallon of v^ ter in combination With the vanguard from Demo­ Belligt^rfut or, Invaded Kleenlte bath—leave for 15 «r 10 ' w n c ^ R C oTofMoto hustling preparstldns to­ up’’ ships in -American p o r ta ^ minutes, while you dress or ovair« ( 6 wi W >d troin F » f* On*) ' cdmtbunlque included: the new president Dpe. 1. cut A 8Tjp— Con- J#y to complete arrangements, t e «tdcr. ’ DoubU ware ralMd in tablespoonfuls o f flour la a suffl- Uons that President Roosevelt CongreM plans to recess Thursday 'Washington, July S—o p — K sur­ Italy probably is next -with 25 but giaamlng, lustrous, atolnlSM, not* lln Axia." , . dent LAzartt-Capdenaa, barrel) by groM, miu’klng time over a long would break tradition and accent figures for Italian ships are con­ uroKlooKlng; piste clean and sweet v. aonn quarten that -tha oonflictlnf Hew Haven,* July 9.—(4T—Now , dent aUckiQg agent In using any for tha duiwtloh of the convention. vey t t foreign ships in American 3. Maintenance, of good relationa the congtituttojN from 8uC%edlnr Friday,, Joly 5 Friday, July 6 week-end, plans next week to wipe * third term "draft." fused-liy the movement of the ves­ -T-freh from oil unpleasant taste M a n n a could ba reconcilad. is the time to start protecting spray, the foliage must be thor- p. m. , Senator Barkley of Kentucky, with Rumanla’a neighborr with himself; P. M. off its state. two cabinet appoint­ Republicans, too, were thinking waters made liable to detention sels' from one American port to end o d ^ Ask for smd get Ktoear - TTia Budapeat preaa KeneraUy the aim of keeping peace In aouth- vines from the Japanese beetle. j oughly covered and the treatment 4:00—Backstage Wife Democratic floor leader, predicted 'To f%rry on Program- repeated If a very hsavy storm 4:00— Music Off the Record— Ray ments, ; the $4,006,(300,000 Naval of casting on old ctistotn aside os under Prasident. Roosevelt's recent another. , Ite-—the qentiats plate cleaner: at. ragardad the reviaion of tbe Bu- eaatem Europe. Since the season is late and con- 4:19—SUlIa Daliot Barrett. J . the convention would last flve days druggists. V General Camacho. 43, noted I washes the residue away. Any expansion bill, and possibly the the4r 1940 standard bearer, Wen- proclamation disclosed today 418 Nine British, six Dutfch, four ehanat government ae a frantic '3. Strengthening of National de- diuona vary In dilTerent sectlbna 4:30— Lorenso Jones - "no mstter.what happened." pmo player and horseman, has new growth on a plant also re­ 4.'49—Ad Uner— Danes Program. Hatch iuitl-poilUcB measure. deli L. Wlllkie, considered plans In vessels, moat of which belong to Norwegian: three Belgian and two Q U IN ^ PHARMACY laat-minuta effort to board the fenaea. of the etate,. the gardener who hAd 4:49—Young Wldder Blown 9:30— Strictly Swing—Oil Bayek. look for Btriklng Contrast piromlsetl to carry on Cardenas*' quires protection when it appears. Both Housd and Senate have New York for a three-man strate­ belligerent or Invaded countries. German ships have been here more Axia bandWagon and waa akeptic; A. Recognition of labor aa the trouble last season ahould use' a 5:00—Girl Alone 9:40—Baseball Scores., Parly bigwigs lopk for a strik­ program of social reform. ' He J, Many persona o b j ^ to the use arranged schedules light enough gy board in lieu a single cam- They included ' 120 British. -76 than a month. ^ , ai aa to the aucceaa of auch meaa- baaia of government and aasuranqe protective spray as soon as the 9:15— Life Can Bq^ Beautiful 5:49— Scattergood Baines. -xS ing contrast between the Republl- said he would use the next six- of lead araenate because It Is pol-, to permit a recess fro m ' next pslgn director. Norwegian. 36 Danish. 25 Italian, urea. that “ adeqilate compenaatlon will 9:30—J4ck Armstrong 0:00—Eloso Reporter —New* and Willlcie wiir..nA,- J convention and that of the Althciugh^at the time of the The Budapeat N a il newapaper, ytfkr presi'deittlal term for "con- beetles begin to appear. This inay sonous. However, most accidents 'ITiursday to July 22 for the Demo­ 23 Dutch, 11 Fren.ch,'nine ^ Ig la n , be given for work and production." be as late as July S or 9, but it 5:49—The O'Neills ' Weather. to dismiss ca m D slvn ^ d lJ ^ ^ ^ J ! * " condldates' presideht’s order some- officials be­ iiagyaraag, declared: / solldatiori- o*f gains" rather than ohc'ur because left-over material is cratic national convention. discuss campaign plans with two German and two Rumanian 6. Support of mlnoriUea In ex- 6:00—News, -Weather 6:09—Kay kyaer's Orcheatra. headquarters are concerned. At lieved that it was intended priraar--, *% a fate of Rumania may take further innovstions. may be earlier, if the weather not stored properly, Mr. Johnson The Senate will call to the floor his runmng mate. Senator Charles ships. preaaion of their natlonallatio alma. turns warm, J. Peter Johniion, In- 6:16—Strictly Sports , - , 6:19— News Broadcast— With Bob L. M cN lry of Oregon. ^ Philadelphia, 10 candidates had lly to hold French ships, the, survey aa nnaapected turn within/houra General Almazan, 49,. wealthy said. The user ahould take care (Trout. on Monday President Roosevelt's hotel suites with banners flying. -Of these, 80 apparently were disclosed only 11 French vessels Amid, uncorjarmed reporta of charge of Japaneiw beetle control 6:30—Arthur Godfrey nominations of Hehi|(y L. SOmsoh and perfaapa daiya. Qne ihing la and athletic, has promised a con­ to put the spray in a safe effective 6:20— Edwin C..HI11. Roosevelt-Hnll Ticket Seen They . expect a ■ much smaller berthed for the duration • Tel, i n s “wrecked" Mexico's agricultural water. The mixture needs con 8:95— Elmer Davis—News. High ,offi(riaIa baaed their pre­ it appeared necessary either to Bndapdat, July B—(.P)—The] old aigurtu, auccesao'r to soil Is hard and the beetles find it 10:00—Variety Program featuring reached until Tuesday. PtpKcamj brith domestic and for­ economy, tipset the nation by giv­ slant stirring during use. It stlrks 9:00—Johnny Presents. diction of a Roosevelt acceptance safeguard United State* interests Hungarian government was plc- Gheorghe Tatareacji. and that more difficult to emerge than In Don Ameche To Consider NOval'Expansion eign. the main issue of the cam­ England has had four . notable ing labor hoard powers to strike well but a second application, 10 9:30—Grand Central Station. partly on the oosumption that an and property, or to protect the tUTM in Informed quarters today Glgurtu, aa premier and head, of a moist season. As a result. last 10:30—Program from New York. Under “the ^ t a t lv e plans', this ] eleventh-hour declination might paign. Leaders say that Mr ■ earthquake shocks within the laat and by taking . over Industries days alter the first Is frequently 10:00— Public Affairs. vessels themselves. Power to pre­ 95 years. | aglilghly dlsaatlsfled with the'ap­ the country'a totalitarian party, year there was an average beetle 11;00— News and Weather action probably will be followed lu™ the convention Into confusion Roosevelt wHI edit, if not write, the Read Herald Advs. pointment of a Transylvania Oer- was in a position aimllar to that which refu.sed to meet labor's de­ required. ^ 10:30,—News of the War. bulk of the party platform.- Weekly inspections keep a careful check on UiKhealth of mehibers of Britain < Auxiliary Territorial mands and have Injured the coun­ population extending throughout 11:19— Dance Music 10:49—(Jolden^ate Quartet.. linmedlately’'*by Senate considera­ from which It might be difficult aa new minister of minorities of Premier Muasolinl in Italy and Another spray which is harm^ tion of the House-approved Naval Other PreHminaries to Start Service. Above, some of the "Terriers" p resen t^ eir feet as mspector looks them over for ailments try's International standing by ex­ ipost of the summer Instead of the 11:30—U. S, Antarctic Ehcpedltion 31:00—Esso R e ^ rte r—'News, base­ to recover in the ensuing,

- - ' V ' f ‘ WillkieH<>ld8 power to AveatIgate and telect a filter beds off DIcott street. This - , alt«. which may be used A ploca the meeting of the Board 0# Se­ Oommisstonera will form the ’68 Ragweed Drive location A remote from houses and lectmen Monday night. AX that of the grounds on Broad atreeefi has capacity for the dAposal of New Building group A the Joint committee, Maybe It is spirit of In- time Attorneys William J. Shea ' Uste As Oflfloere r v t Parley Today dspendtnos D ^, tho wextbsr, which, through saA'to Moriarty much refuse^ Objection to the plac­ anp George C. Lesaner, a commit­ To Relieve Sufferers Brothers, by tiie helril of R'. O. The present ' buUdtnf, it or what hkVa you, but the ma­ ing of the dump near residential tee apopAted by the Bar associa­ said, might, if vaeated by eoiBt ternity department of Cheney, *nfrvlonger can be employ-', areas A made because of the odor To Be Debated tion, briiught to the attention of ed. . and police, be used by the Julv 5 —Wholei»e»rt-helplnir the houaeholder On Organizilig Aorial ho^ltai today 'wo Loc^ Young Wom­ VV^aataAgtbn, July 5-^OP)—Gold and the smoke that arises from the Setectmen, the ihadequate fa­ charity and welfare offldl^ or For several years th'6 town has fires kept burning almoat con- pMtictpatlon by the public In Identlfloation of tjie weed., four births since Wedni 4uto Cnifihefl Cause ol A vaults of tht United * StatM Gmimhtee to Meet This Local Croups Plan Meet­ cilities for the court in the records- some Other department Mmr' umlty for com- "Ragweed la here, let’a all pull (OoBtlaiMd prom Page One) thre'e boys and m en Were on Scene had permission to dump on Broad tAuously to burn'up nibbish. building, now jointly used by court cramped for 'iqiace. A new bntM- Treasury amounted to more than Afternoon to Discuss street. Early this year a brtAh fire And police. _ dMtruetlon of ragweed by togetUep" la a alogan adopted thia A son M a-btm Wsdneadayj When Police Killed.’' Thr^ Deaths; Other at -The old Alter btek were cleaned ing in Few WeAs to Ag; might be erected on town lottl 1 it up by, the rooU from gar- year 1^ State Department at_ ebusettz. House minority leader to Mr,.AuMfMra. William Car­ 120,600.000,000 today—about 80 The Location. origlnated.near the area and burn­ off last spring when brush was re­ N’anie Coihmlitee just west of the municipal build­ ____ _ vacutt lota and bIoq|1 hlgh- Health in Ita wi^ against hayfe^ and permanent chairman of the ter of 82 Main street, a son Amusement Resort. per . tent of all the monetary gold ed over several, acres south of Mid­ moved, and It A Said that a roadr Talk Over Plans. The Selectmen, apparently sym­ ing. waya wMiJd eliminate the major aa a public health problem. Hay- Philadelphia cqnventloft have been ^ l y 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miss BhAley Fahey, of 277 in tlie world. dle turnpike west before it wOa way to the place might easily be pathetic to the wishes of the Bar It A reported that an effort wtB fever is characterlzM by catarrhal group, voted to name a)commlttee cawaaa df hay fever, Frederick O. mentioned among others aa possl- W ragg of Mansflsld Depot, also fijmice Btmst,' and Miss Dorothy Bjr The Associated Press Gold has been coming here, by ■ (. The highway committee of ' the checked. ' made. No other lotetion as yet It A expected -that within thd be made to have plans A shape to attacks of the mucous membrane bUltlea for the campaign mana­ Plitt, of 29 Edgerton street, were warship aJKl tramp steamer, and to Work with the lawyers A out- A. Ahnaiiiat, Senior Sanitary Eh»* a daughter on Independence Autoinobile accidents' caused l^ard of Selectmen will meet late To De>'el«p Land has been mentioned. next few wpeks a joint committee present to-the October town meet­ clnaar, aald thia -morning. I t . la of the upper respiratory tract and ger’s post. Day to Mr. and Mrs. Lyman eye-wlAesses to the bomb, blast at nearly every other carrier capable of i^ n g nceda, and also considered ing so that an appropriation might conjuni*tIvaa. The dlseaad la not three deaths in CtopecUcut over ’thA afternoon. If poaelhle, to take The new owners wish the. dump of members the Manchester efglmated that upwards of 18,000 No IndfcaHon of Oboletf Fuller,. 102 Kent street, -Hart­ the Wopld’a. FaA yesterday when of bolding the heavy metal since 'V Bar assocAtlon, the Board of Se­ ,the employment of an architect to her voted at that time. Expimae peraona In Connecticut alone suf­ only discomforting but some hay- Willkle himself has given no In-, ford. two New.'York detectives were the Fourth of July holiday period the European war began. > . „ ■tepa to secure a new public dump­ removed aX they plan to devMop Meteorites that strike the earth draw plans, both for an addition will be reduced if WPA asaUtahee fever Buffereramay develop asthma ing, ground for the to v t’ K i^as the And at .gome later date; ' lectmen and the Police Commis­ fer annually because' of breathing dlcatlon as to his choice. The other A aon waa bom thia morning killed and five peraona Ajured naar ^and another person died after be- head-on bury themselves (}geply. sion will meet to discuss Altlal to the present court room, and for can be secured. and sinus trouMe which may lead the Brltiah Pavilion. "Teeming,” A the steel industry, said thA mornAg. By vote of the Mentioned aa the probable Site an entirely new building.- Since pollen Uden air. In about '88 per two members of the three-man to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hahaen 'ing thniWn from an amusement but those that overtake , the tertii plans for the construction of a bcw Mnt of all cases, hayfevelr is i to .serious results. bbim] wriU be the chairman of the of 88 Woodbridge street. Miss P litt. and Mias Fahey were refers to the poutlpg of motton Board of .Selectmen at Its' meeting of the new grounds, is property*al­ in Ita Qrbital motion rqshe but town cofjrt room and court offl- any new structure aAo might be Only 10 of the 92 known ele­ by pollen from the long 1 Common lugweed g rw a uaual- RepubUcan National Committee to standAg bet^Veen the Brltl^ and f device at .Savin Rock. West Haven. steel Into Ingot molds to solidify. Monday night, the committee has ready owned by th i tpwn> neBr the nriade to accomihodate police head­ ments on earth are necessary for Until tUa we^ the girl ba- little impression when they bit. ctes’ quarters as was outlined at spikes oof1 greengreen flowers-of com-| |y from one to three fw t b ^ j ^ direct the regular party organi­ blea have showm a decided In­ the Italian buildAgs when- they ' The holiday padaed tranquilly quarters ahd a cell block. Police plant growth. mon______anagiant ragweed. is described aa a freely branching zation and a mM in charge of in­ heard a loud explosion. A young enough in the state with probably herb whose hairy green sterna- and crease over boys at the hospital the most exciting event being the Plans to meet this public health dependent groups who will be Win­ tturaery. man who' waa;with them stated problem ar^ being organized branohes bear many flnely divided, kle’s personal representative on the that he saw a flash. opening of the' Park avenue link through local cdipmittees and offi­ feathery, thin leaves, deep green on The sight when they arrived at to the Merritt Parkway A Bridge- the upper surface and pale beneath, board. |)ort with a parade A which an es­ cials in Are, park, police, public The meeting was called at 1 p. the scene was described by Mjas Asylum St.* —» ISO Trumbull St« Fumituro— Kitchen Applisncei— FJoor Coveringi— Draperiei— Curtaini— Office Fiirnfiure__Radio works and street departments who and in the late summer end in long m. (eet) at the Waldorf Astoria Plitt as horrible, - She said that timated 6,000 persons took part. TtltphoH t 2.32S4 102 are cooperating w'ith local health spikes of green flojwers dusted hotel where Willkle went after a Drops 2 0 Feet there was a hole A the ground so John Gorman, 30, of Stamford offlcers. Growth of this w-eed la so with yellow pollen.” series of conferences at his down- big that a persqn could easily walk was Ajured fatally on the holiday extensive, Mr, Almquist empha­ Giant ragweed > large, growing Under the fence alongside of whAh in an automobile accident In normally from five to eight feet towm office. The British Enipire Is still larger In tree and population than Oeiteany and ItXljr, plua all natlona Greenwich when his car letf the sized, that it can be eliminated ef­ Today’s conference, .brings 12 they have Invaded and the colonial possessions of tboee nations. Map compares size of the forcee at war. Off Line Pole the bomb., had been placed by the fectively only through concen­ high in low or moist areas and is police after it had been removed road apd struck a pole after skid, described as having "an unright party leaders t a tha-^lnltlal cam­ ding. ^ . trated community effort before the paign huddle tWth their candidate. from the bulldAg. It afterwar flowers form. To familiarize elout woody stem, covered wrlth andria to surrender to the enemy,” submarines, eight destroyers and exploded. She said three me Mr<. ,\nna Piosezyk. 55, of New rough and bristly hairs, branching Th'ey were empbwtred by the Na­ Electric Division Em­ ind"-, was killed by a taxicab A everyone with ragfweed, plants are tional Committee In Philadelphia they declared. 200 smaller ships were seized. were lying on the ground. The. being potted and displayed. Sup­ widely and bearing oppositely About Town clothes had been torn off by t t i? hat city on the holiday. to pick the party chairman and (The Peteln government of Situation Sirange. ployee, Wm. Manning, Since 1931* Thousands Have plementing this, posters and leaf­ placed leaves, rough and hairy like France has ordered the French ’Die situatlomdf the British and blast and their bodies wars badly Frank McrJlusky, an inmate of lets are being used. Leaflets dis­ the stem, three-n'ervcd, commonly campaign meager after receiv­ Is Badly Injured. mangled.. Ihe .Springside farm, was injured divided into three large lobes Md ing Winkle’s opinions and con­ warships at Alexandria to fight French warshlj^ at Alexandria tributed by organizations sjich as their way home through the Brit­ w u strange. Strong forces of Mrs. Elizabeth Veltch of 24 MAS PlRt said, that the crowd fatally on the holiday In New coarsriy toothed.” sidering his desires. Church street who was Injured A Haven by an automolille'on Whal the boy and ^ rl scouts are also ish lines. Adolf Hitler gave per­ both fleets were rushed there to­ wmiam H. MannA gof 20 Green was so lat'ge that the police had a Four Names Considered gether many weeks ago to take up a fall Sunday, is confined to her hard job keeping the people back. ley avenue. mission for the scuttling of the bed the greater part of the time. Hill atreet, veteran-lineman of the Mrs. Gertrude M. Carmody, 38, The names of four men were up­ ships if necessary to avoid capture a joint protection of Allied inter­ There was a woman who kept cry- was sorry tb' say that a large Mrs. Veltch' fell near the foot of Manchester Electric DlvAlon of Ag, "I must get,A". It A of .Southington, died , after either permost in speculation as to w-hom by the British.) ests in this -vital corner of the Does Thinp In A Big nuiphe^ of Americans were willing, the strategists will be—John D. M. the stairs In her home-and sustain­ the Connecticut Power company,! lleved her Husband waa among the falltrig or being thrown from an Foster Family because of tbs -greater efficiency No Information on Future world near the entrance to the amusement device at Saytn Rock, Hamilton, the present national . ed bruises and a sprain. She con­ was seriously Ajured early this af­ victims. of the corporate state, to adopt chairman. Rep. Joseph W. Martin Although the ultimatum w-as de­ tinues under the doctor's care and Miss putt' A employed at the Weal Haven, on the holiday. that form of government. Then came the Petaln armistice, ternoon when he plunged from a of'Massachusetts, minority lead­ livered as long ago as Wednesday, everythAg A beAg done to make utility pole to the .pavement when PAehurst grocery store and MAs Holds Reunion Not Working On Message everything waa “outwardly calm" providing that all French warships er of the House aind- chairman of return home. Next, after days of i her comfortable. Mrs. Veltch, It working on Charter Oak street, a Fahey is in High school. 1 2 8 The national defense program, in the harbor of Alexandria yet will be remembered by many of Persons Meet now approaching JIO,000,000,000 the Philadelphia convention; Rus­ uncertainty, came the British ulti­ short distance west of Kilpatrick's sell Davenport, former magazine today, dispatches said. No informa, matum. her friends, observed her 90th blacksmith shop. I’iolent Deaths Over 80 Descendatits of was another press conference sub­ tlort was made public on the future birthday on December 27 last, and Although it was a ".-(sfe and ject. Mr. Roosevelt sold he was editor independently conducted Thursday morning, while the Complete detalA of the accident Bombas Power Williatn Foster Gather Willkie’s early drive for the. nom­ of the Frendli units there. French admiral waa debating until this accident was able to be were lacking but It was believed Hane" fourth us far (is fireworlcs not -working on another message around and took keen delight In went,, at leas! 128 persons met vio­ to Congress a t this time. ination; and Rep; Bniqe Barton, of More French warships—in addl. what to do about the British or­ that Manning’s belt slipped Its fas­ At Wapping on 4th.. New York, an lmpo][;tant InflSence tlbn ,to those taken over by the her garden while the weather was tening and dropped him twenty Able to Blast lent deaths throughout the coun­ He said he had not yet received der, both thq British and French favorable. in his nomination. . British in a spectacular coup Wed­ ships were attacked by Italian feet to the ground. He ICnded on try. final figures, which are expected There were only two fireworks ^bout 85 descendants of William to call for approximately J5.000,- Regardless, of whether Hamilton nesday—were reported to have •warplanes, and they fired together his head and shoulders and was 111 Rev. Karl Richter and Mra rendered immediately unconScious.- fatalities reported In an Asso­ attended the biennial 000,000 more In outright appro­ will be chosen to succeed himself reached anchorage Scottish at the attackers. One Wall A wav aa national chairman, party lead­ waters, increasing the size of the Britain welcomed the seizure of Richter of Garden street will leave Fellow employees summoned an ciated Press survey, orie In Clolora- meetiiig and reunion yesterday in priations to strengthen the Navy do and one In Maine. ,„At a Fort and give the Army greater mech­ ers seemed convinced that • he fleet seized. the French ships. 'The News Monday for their vacation. They aii.bulance and he has taken to the (Continued From Page One) "W apping The program bfgan would be charged with an import­ Chronicle’s Naval expert. Hector expect to spend a considerable Memorial hospital, where it was Worth. Tex., fireworks display a anized power. Prime Minister Churchill teld Hcetlon of boardwalk collapsed, with a picnic, dinner at the Cora- The latest defense recomm.enda- ant campaign post. By water, said that "our own fleet portion of the time visiting their thought his condition was serious i the arrest and conviction of the Parliament yesterday that "the although the extent of bA injuries ummettng 200 persons 15 feet, immity house in that place. The tlons, which are designed also to Tlie sub-committee w-hich meets .greater part” of the French fleet has been heavily reinforced in two sons in Pennsylvania. They 1 guilty person ot persons. Storff hours HdrtforS" Day from 8:30 A. .M. until 6 P. M. will also visit friends In Buffalo, could not be learned at once. The t(lit norie was killed: 40 were In- tables were appropriately dieco- boost the nation’s air forces well today Is headed by Walter J . Hal- had been put' under British con-. every type of ship. I 75 Persons Questioned ju'red. along the way to the goal of 50,000, where they were formerly station­ accident took place shortly after laqpn of West Virginia, and in­ trol. The Doi!v Herald said near , "I speak from personal knowl- Throughout the night .^nd this A year ago. according to The 2. After 6 P. M. Saturday itoro will be closed, but privilege of an eve-' Tated for Independence Day with aircraft, may go to Congreas Mon­ ed, and reUtivos A Michigan be­ 1:30 o’clock. ' morning, at least 75 persons were Ted roses. White hydrangea and cludes the following other national ly 250 French warships had fallen i edge,’’ he conUnued, “when I say Manning, it was learned, receiv­ National Safety Pounrll, the fire­ day, the president said. committeemen: into British har.-is. British com- | modem -French Navy is, fore their return. Rev. Thorsten taken to headquarters for quea- ning appointment will be extended if you wish. blue delphiniums by Mrs. Marion Asked whether he thought the GflBtafson of, Emanuel Lutheran ed a service pin only thA morning works casualty list showed 13 Fierce and her committee. The William F. Knowland of Cali­ mentators took it for granted th a t; regards material, second to in recognitAn of twenty years of tioning. Most of them had been deaths, 19 blinded in one or both recommendations would result In fornia, Samuel F. Pryor. Jr., of the seized units, ■ described b.v ' nene in excellence of design ■ and | church will conduct the 9:45 ser­ listed by police previously because 3. Rint-Bruce'Hartford Day markdowns are storewide, nearly 3000 items t f bountiful dinner was prepared by vices at the Concordia Lutheran employment by the local company, eyes, and 6.541 others injured. completion of the defense pro­ Connecticut; Ezra R. Whitla of Churchill aa "e.xtremely useful,” "'orkmanshlp. being one of the ^^esT and btet "f public utterance. Inffic.Ung Mrs. Stephen Williams. It was - a m , so far as can be seen at'the church during Pastor Richter's Trafflr Toll Under Average on tele, only few factory-priced items excepted, the 10th biennial meeting, of the Idaho, Werner W. Schroeder of would augment Britain’s seapower. , Superior Personnel known members of the line crew. they were not in sympathy with Automobile accidents accounted moment, the chief executive said absence. The German services will the democratic form of goveTn- association which was organized niinols; Mrs. Grace B. Reynolds of At least it was considered cer- ! "The French Navy personnel, be omitted. for at least 63 deaths and drown­ 4. Rint-Bruce Hartford Day markdowns are effective for one day only, about 20 years ago. he thought so, but it should be Indiana, Harrison E. Spangler of ment. All were aaked about their bprne In mind that the whole pic­ tain that the ships who.se crews j too, consisting of Britons, is in- ; ing for .35, The traffic toll thus Francis Foster of Wlndsorvllle, Iowa; Sinclair Weeks of Massa­ activities during the past week, wa,s under the normal average of Saturday, July 6th, between 8:30 A. M. and 6 P. M. ture changes all the time because volunteered to fight alongside I comparably superior to the Ital- ! The Rev. William F . Taylor of Hospital Notes particularly on Wednesday , and 29 (ornurly of Manchester, aa presi­ chusetts, William Stern of North with the Briti.sh would join the ' Ian, and it is therefore much to be ! 75 estimated by the National Safe- dent of the association called the of world events.. Dakota, Mrs. Worthington Scran­ Altadena, California A In town yesterday; most were released 5. Purchases will bo delivered in rotation, the same order in which tales Have Unified Control British fleet for active service, j hoped that a large proportion of , tv Council for a Thursday in July. ■ meeting to order. The secretary, ton of Pennsylvania, and Frank O. visiting his former parishonera. promptly after the checkup. T^e council set the normal aver­ Reminded that Former Presi­ Churchill disclosed that^some 800 j these officers and men have re- ! Reverend Taylor is the former Protesting agitators were haul­ are made; early shoppers get early delivery. Miss Doris Foster, and historian, Horton of Wyoming, to 900 French officers" and sea- malhed loyal to (heir service” I Birth: Wednesday, a Son' to Mr. age for a July Friday at 85. Sat­ Mrs. Margaret Peck of New Brit­ dent Herbert Hoover had called mlnAter of the North Methodist ed down from soap boxes in Co­ urday 130 and Sunday 130. for unified control for national de­ Henry P. Fletcher, general coun- m4it-already had so volunteered. I German air raiding of the Brit-I Church. He^rrived here Tuesday'" illlam*',*** Carter (OJ Main 6. You don't need to pay cash for your purchases, the convenience of ain, gave interesting reports. Os­ lumbus Circle, the "Red rendez­ At least three persons were kill-' car Phelps of Wethersfletd con­ fense, Mr. Roosevelt asserted that Only "First Steps” Ish Isles continued. One lone raid-Iexpects to stay a few days. ® i vous," and ru.shed unceremonious­ named to sit in as an advisor. | pirst Lord of the Admiralty A. er flew across the southeasteast coasXi ___- Admitted Wiednesdav: Phlriey ed by lightning - two In Colorado our Budget Plan it extended for Hartford Day. ducted a general quiz. Music was we have It and everybody knew it. ly to police headquarters. Others and one In Pennsylvania. He put the tag of politician on ~~ I V. Alexander in a broadcast last after daylight, biit was pursufed ; E ozowskl, 134 Spruce etreu; Earl led by Mrs. Ernestine Stoughton were seAed In downtowm haunts; Deaths hy states— those -who say there is no unified ■jj • - . 1 • j night said that the actions an- C. Butler, 56 Phelps Road, Miss tine* firtl Hartford Day bacit In 1931, Fl!nt-B — Ralph A. and Vivian Lavine, 13 Ridgewood tffe bag. to leave Hong Kong during .the vinea. Mrs. May Foster Barber Gammet, 50, worked late A hA /The blast was so lerrifle that emergency created by strained ai^ Mrs. Ellen , Foster Sharp tent that they already control and This may be a duplication of the Italy. . French Protest street; Jean Gustafson, 260 Hack­ Here’s Our Story and We’ll Stick to It are seeking to enlarge their con­ British claim that two destroyers CffiurchiU/tbld Parliament that,, enameling shop, then stretched out matack street; Anna Ahern, He­ hate. sAlps of clothing and frag­ Japanese-Britlsh relations, the serysd. ments of bodies Were hiAled T’nlted States Maritime Commis­ The youngest present was James trol over a very large part of the were fired.) the French force, AcludAg an un­ Action on Fleet near a glsizlng oven to sleep. bron avenue, Glastonbury; Rlci world’s population. Damaged and beached—the 26,- disclosed number of battlesAps. Somehow the fifes went ouL through the air .over a 60-foot sion has authorized expansion of Sweat, 17-months-old son of Mrs. (JTi ard and Rickard MorIconI, , 1, •KEADINS TIME: 40 SECONOI Those sj-stems deny certain fun­ 500-ton battel cruiser-Dunkerque. foim cruisers and a number of London. , July 5— — The Jam es Dayv hA helper, arrived In Jjean radius. It .dug a hole flve feet wrlde Ihe cnpscitles of the American lin­ Dorothy Sw-eet and granddaughter French charge d'affaires In Lon­ West Middle Turnpike; Miss ,)f Oscar Phrips. The oldest. Mrs. damentals which Americans were Escaped but damageft, by aerial snialler ships, bad been ‘.’informed the mornAg and found Gemmet 'WiAon, 49 Arch street; Mrs. p a n ­ and four feet deep, broke windows ers President Tsft and President the first to seek and establlab. torpodo-^nie battle cruiser Stras'- 'that they cannot be permitted to don protested tb'the Foreign Of­ sound asleep with the oven jets in the Polish pavilion, stripped a ("oolldge. Harriet Foster of Foster street, fice today over the British action els ToppAg; 238 Charter / Oak Wrapping, who Is 88. I The efficiency of- our eyatem is bourg, sAter stop of the' xDun- leave harbor and thus fail within pouring out gas. He called police, street: Mrs. Samuel Forde, 94 maple dree of its leaves and tore Consul-General Addison South­ kerque. against the French fleet A the but by the time they arrived Gem- up a section of heavy wire fence. ard announced tht'action today to PER I not aa great, becauee of delays and the power of the German conquer­ Spruce street. compromises which are Inherent in Before capitulation to Germa^ ors of France. Mediterranean. met was awake and feeling fine. Discharged today: Earl Shaw, Deecrtbee Exptoslon facilitate departures In the unrest I a democracy. The executive prop­ knd the armistice pledge to demo­ "Measures have now been tak­ The protect was submitted on 458 Porter atrset; La'wrenca Josephine Chemlel, salegAl A the following reported concentration Permanent Peace erly cannot pass laws. They have bilize the French Navy, 'France en;” be said, "to ensure that those behalf of the PetaA government Morey, 108 Chestnut street; MAs Polish building, said, "It was a ter­ of Japanese troops near the bor­ by Roger Cambon, who has .beenj. Misses By Tenth to be worked out by him In con- had nAe capital zhlps built or shlpd, which are commanded by a - ■ ■ Violet Cubles, 215 Munroe street, rible explosion, I saw three men ly­ ders of the Britis)) crown colony. jectlon with the legislature, and building. very gallant admiral, shall be sunk A charge of the embassy since Hartford; Mra Winifred Smith, 20 ing on the ground, and two more The President Taft is scheduled Objectives Listed that takes a long time. It re­ Ambassador Charlqs Corbin re­ Lincoln, Neb.—0P)-»-Harry Swal*’ CENT Captured B j Oermaae ' or otherwAe made to comply with North Fairfield street; Miss Mary were trying to crawl away. They to sail for Manila and .the Presi­ quires several montha at the leaat signed last week. tow decided to take the last two dent Coolldge for Ssn Francisco The 35,000-ton Richelieu and our wlahea.”: ♦ numbers on the mileage speed­ Beattie, 101 Spruce street were holdAg their faces. One tried ■ In Roosevelt Talk and years at the most. (Jlemenceau were reported captur­ . BritAh authorities said that the Birth: Today, a eon to Mr. and to get up. Oh, it wsB horrible. I esrlv next week. Beady to Eaforoe Terms fact that Cambon called at the ometer of the taxicab that bore Then, after legislation has been ed by Germans while In construc­ CIhurchlll saA "a. strong British Mrs. Harry Hansen; 88 Woodbridge had to took away." enacted It has another place ' in Foreign Office in bis offlcA! capa­ him to Ak-Sar^BSn race track, (Continued From Page One) tion at Brest. J^ ttle flec't" was lyAg ready to then play those humbem A the atreet. The cannon-like roar of the ex­ which a check la exerolaed—the One 'or, more battleshtpe, four city to submit the protest showed V Census: 84 patients. courts. wforce the BritAh terma. to daily double. If the cab had roll­ plosive sent trem ors. of fear DeiiiocratH Will Ing under other systems of cruisers and a number .of amaller that up that time at least dip­ through thh fair’s crowd of 214,000 gov- Object To Time Lag BritAh confidence that these lomatic yetetlons continued be­ ed 1-10 of a mile farther he would srnment ahips were being held at Alexan­ .ships would not escape was based have played 0. He played 59, and visitors. PDltce had Aouble keeping A lot of people, Mr. Roosevelt dria with TOwerful British units tween the French and BritAh gov­ Plane Bcaree Hone To Death fvlecT New f Ic'ad i . <• Freedom of expression. A per­ said, object to the time lag In the A part on the fate of the French ernments. 6() paid $535.80 when horsM 6 and curious sightseers back from the son should be' free to voice- his ready to fight ahould the French force at Oran. 10 came A. zone. American government ahd by so contradict AdlcatAns of surrender Des MoAes, la.—OP)—Its motor opinions, the president' said, so doing play into the hands of advo­ After bloody flghtAg, only one Losd Lothian, British ambassa­ long as he does not advocate over­ there by attempting to steam sputtering, an airpUne made an Waterbury, July 5—OP)—State DISCOUNT cates of a corporate state who are ahip, one of the 26,500-ton Stras­ When rough weather permits no Ibo^za fighter’s fist traveA dor to the United States, tele­ throw of his government. home la compliance with orders eir ergency landing ■ A x field not willing to give up certain demo­ bourg battle crdlscr class, escap­ boat to put out from shore, light­ abouBouPTO miles an hour in a far from where old Joe, a stalwart phoned from Washington that Democratic Chairman J, Francis 6. Freedom from want. That froni the PetaA government un­ "HA Britannic Majesty's ambassa­ Smith today called a' meeting of cratic fundamentals. der the German-French armAtlce. ed, and that badly damaged and house keepers often receive theA knockout punch, scientific tests work horse, was standing. Old, must be accomplished. Mr. Roose­ The President had no comment presumed to have-been put out of supplies hy alrplslane. show. Joe swung hA head alowly, looked dor diplores thA shaking Acident' the State Central Committee for velt declared, by removal of cul­ A BritAh porte^ere two bat- and asks that an expression of hl^ Monday at 6:30 p. m, at the Elton on the Frehfch-Brltlsh Naval clash. tlesbipe, two light crulaera, eight action for- months. fearfully at the noViy Atruder tural and commercial bariiers be- Newsmen Informed M r,. Roose­ The action off Oran aAo result­ T*- and fell d ^ . Ohservera opAed. ;most sAcere sympathy naay' J~ ■ [>tel for the purpose of electing a Iwmen nations. destroyers, "soffie" submarines and conveyed to the relatlvea of velt thati.Wendell L. Willkle, Re- 200 smaller ships. ed A the sinking of one battleship that the alrpAne—not hA Utter state chairman to succeed The outlining of these objec­ publicffh" presidential nominee, of the 22,189-ton Bretagne class mechanical rival, the tractor—was killed and Ajured." fm.' tives. the chief executive said, All these units of the French Shades of the hldfse Marines! - The exploaion occurred juat t\^ w-ould be In Washington Monday Navy, once the Jourth most power­ • suid the heavy damaging, of an­ too much for old Joe. •In.so doing, he spiked reports raises the question of whether we and inquired whether he had in­ other, the damaging and beaching weeks after bomba went off In a that have gained currency about are going to seek the five "free­ ful A the world, had been taken German commercial service office vited or would‘ invite Willkle to out of action, shot out of action or of the second battle cruAer of jhe the state recently to the effect that doms” or give them up, or encour­ the White House. 26,500-ton Strasbourg “class, the Reason tor ObejMty only'a floor below the Ger(nan con- party leaders had prevailed upon age, by lack of opposition, those added to Britain’'s own Navy In BUl-general’a oflic^.^and-’^talde the Mr. Roosevelt„ said be would her fierce retention of aea suprem- sAking or burning of a seaplane him to remain as head of the com­ nations which have remoyed them have to repeat wFhaf he said at a carrier and the sinkAg or burning Lj^nnfleld, Mass.—Cff>)—The rea­ building that houaea T^e Daily mittee until after the fall election. In order .to achieve a somewhat press conference In Washington a •cy- son why the members of the Worker, CommunAt newapapCT. '' In Distrust Of Fledge o f‘two destroyers. •The committee definitely isitl more efficient governlhent. - week ago. At that time he was (German accoimts, agreeing United States F at Men’s Club an 'The first blast shattered doon name a new chairman Monday.’’ On Anything in Flint-Bruce’ Store Corporate SU te More Efficient asked whether he and WUlkls And -this had been done A dA- fa t was ‘rei)baled' at their annu windows and Ajured nine people trtut of Germany’s pledge to A the maim with thA, added that Smith, sniff.- He admitted frankly that what could get together to discuss for­ five destroyers, some submarines, outing. After 25 members consum­ olightly. The second sh a tte r^ a be termed the corporate state or eign policy and replied that ^ he France that her Navy, if returned ed a 29^pound" turkey, cleaned window and cut a woman staefaAg home, would, not be used against and some smaller vessels esoAped Abnolved In Auto Death mvemment, as maintained in w-ould be glad to see WUIkie aUany along with thrf battle cruAer of other platers and put away seven A a doorway. Except Few Factory Controlled Prices time. the BritAh. ' Italy, Germany and Russia, was Ihe Strasbourg class.) cases of soda pop they gained an Deiectivea (jlose Frienda New Haven, July 5- (/P)—Ctoro- more efficient then a democracy. He referred to Norman Davis, While there was no official tn- 2 Those killed yesterday were De­ fornaatlon on the sItuatAn at .\lex- Failed to Accept UltlmaAm. average of *^ pounds per man.' ner James J . Corrigan,' today ab­ Delays Sre',. inherent In the chairman of the Red Cross, and the The BritAh fleet opened fire on Top heavyweight waa. Charles F, tectives .Jpaeph J. Lynch, 33, and solved Lrfx)n Mlagany of Westport American eystem, he said, because State Departaaent a question andrA it was generally assumed A Shaw, Melrose, 316 pounds. Ferdinand A. Sdcha, 35, close whether any provisions had been L^don that the French forces at the French ve.ssels after Admiral of criminal responaibllity in the • Plenty of Other Items at . . . 25% OFF! e< Its system of checks and bal­ Gensoul failed to accept the Brit-' frienda. Soeba was supposed to automobile death of Vtctor Mlch- ances In the legislative, executive made to use American ships to that strategic eastern Mediterran­ be off duty yesterday, but Lynch and judicial branches. evacuate children from England. ean base had acquiesced to the Ah ultimatum, which called for rv- aelevics, .47, of Milford on June 23. agreement upon ode of the follow­ Bad News For Pros telephoned and asked for hA aid I Mlchalevlcs waa walking along ' • Plenty of Other Items at , . . 33V3% OFF! That sysUm,_iif said, might ai- But be said that aa far aa knew, British. ing alternatives: "on a job at the fairgrounds.” Lees Bridgeport avenue A Milford most 15e called an Americab inven­ no arrangements had been made. An unofficial report that the Cleveland—Hatvey Murphy sign than-an hour later, both were 1. Sail with the i BritAh and de4d. when he waa struck by a machine tion because It was flrat put Into situatloB was "outwardly calm" Ag with the Cleveland Rama re­ operated by Mlagany. He died an • Plenty of Other Items at . . . 40% .OFF! effect In the United* States. The fight against' Germany and Italy. KAglng Oo\-»rs Up Theft with BritAh and’French warehipa 2. Sail under . BritAh control unites the former Mississippi pass Critically Injured were Detec­ hour later A Milford hospital. example srae followed In ptber na­ at anchor side by Side was coupled combAatlon of Mqrphy and Park' tives William J. Federer, 36. com­ tions. some of which added or re­ to a British port. Tacoma, Wash.—(*>)—Tooy Wil­ with the fast that French units co­ 3. Sail to western hemAphere HaU. In 1038, Hall pitched pound fractures of both legs, mul­ . 12.847 VAIt Beach • Plenty of Othef Itemsat-. . . 50% OFF! tained a king'as a symbol, Mr. operated with the BritAh Thurs'- aerials of 55 and U yards to Mur- tiple abrasions ind burns of face llopeevclt added. son, hotel Operator, .says' lobbies for AternmenL sre so comberly quiet t h ^ days day morning to beat off an Italian pny,. an end. afld'hands; and J'oseph Gallagher, New London,’ July 6—(g»)—Des­ Today he said, many of the lat­ Threatening to use "whatever 39. compound fracturea of both he waa right' glad that seven bombing lidd. force may be necessary” Pre­ pite unfavorable weather 12,247 ter ootmtriea all over the world Some British sources' at Alex- lega,- poaaible-akull fracture, multi­ men, -Standing around a music vent the French ahips from fallA g .DiMaggto Slower? - . , ^rspns paid admission to this N O T just a faW tpaciali hare and fhare . . . .NOT lust s few scat. y e being threatened or their andrU said that the situatioi) of f ple abrasions and. burna. ' (overnmeht hkve been box, began singing, buiumAx and At6 OepnaH or . Italian hands, the ^ V f,ffW city’s new $3,000,(M0 Ocean Beach fared markdowns . . . BUT bone fide sale savings on nearly 3000 WhisUAg. -Ute? ha.Udd^llS: the'French fleet there was :"A BritAh placed a alx-bour time lim­ “The Hone Marines” w u once.j[iAt _a ^gg to UncA Sam's sea- Othera Ajpred were DetacUva ^ , park yesterday. Moat of the crowd «Mad «(y eonouest Set up in their D e ^ lL —Del Baker believes ^oe MartA ;j. Sehuebman, 39, mult Ala ■ homefuroishing items,for exactly ONE DAY ONLY! Everyminq is "W bsif tbayd gone I found their abeyance." it. upon the ultimatum. lt'"was oing soldiers, b(rt now they’ll really be "Iron Horse Marines.*' DlMando’s knee still bothers, him. came to witness a spectacular dia- plgeA he said, la a system which aoiae abrasoAs and burns; Patrolman Included, even brand new m'erchandisq just pieced on pur - floors, 1^ MeaboUabed two of the aefe- was JuSt a covar-up they . . -.*Wt.ido not know what will bap- dsiivered Wednesday, morning, and fIct'ured A recent demonsAation at Indianapolis,anappli . Ind„ is one of Tba Detroit manager beUevea the pAy of fireworks A the evening. -took the back off the noaddna and KmU VyakocU. -8I. mulUpla abra­ .except a few, ertides with menufacturar-controlled prices. Mo ep- at democracy-^e. judici- Pftn or when the French will make the attack atartejl at 5:58 p. m. the new five-ton tanks being built for the U. S. Marine Corps.. The Yankee centerfielder U a step or An aquaplane and water akiing reeved tba coA box. GattAg a declsloa. We only kaow'that no midget tanks can run.iuoiind on the deck of a battleship and are sions and contusions, and copt show featuring a troupe from New •y: pfovels, exchanges or refunds; prices ere pared too clotel " end Jeglaiature. In EAgUah porta, two' batUe- two slower than be was b^ore be John J . McLaughlin of th# World’s French shipp ^lAllflAll aver leave'Alex- ahlpa. tAo light cruAara, 'aoma” (lasighed to accompany landAg p«Aties. injured Ms knee A the spring. ; York city, entertaAed the crowd A dyaafkad itut. ha Fall Police, severa cuts. the ofttmoon. 1^ ' ■«------will run again, saying, ' 1 Want to has thirated.tn th* arlde doaer&i iM fr him.” . And that puts an an- the G. O. P. Standard Bearer of Maattco, and Ung*r*kd at aide- walk caf* tablaa la which ua«d to And w « hav* Mt^aad .ctUl fM l tirely new fact on ths sttuatloiw. h* Parta. . . . A couple o f years July Celebrated that U we befln to sholit. for or> WUlMe has issued a direct and ago b* Invited m* to take the tn- - 'YoauauMU HI Tua ganlaatlon for "Aid to the AlUea” open challenge,' U the P r to lt^ t ‘The Democratic lend waterway rout* with him to I f 'a om ^ of ua have learned to |Buu> pRnrmro co. u nx the Florida keya. . . . He had a pray .ID the last.month, it la In > [After •omebody Is liable to ask us: ROW declares that he la not going 'New York.—There la, 1 believe, '' t« at***!! atr**t fine, boat. . . . I couldn’t make It, Quietly in Rockville "Wba^do you isrant ue to do? Just to be'his party’s, csndldate, even the root Of a sermon or an editori­ keeping with the time*, and will and he set out alone with his dog. help to give ui the strength w* 0*n*r*l MuMrar bow far do you suggOat going? though- he should\ solemnly aver Left Me,’ Says Willkie al in this scrap o f conversation. . . . A couple o f days oiit hla boat need. John F. McOuene o f Hertford,, tw o BARGAINS! SAVINGS! P*Baa»d OctobT 1, ItW . Tell us, apeciflcally, what action, that subl^ a decision ^ wSs made Carl Erbe and thia reporter over­ suddenly tank, and he floated with — Harry Hopkins, secretary of No Traffic Accidents or V A k U E sf hie dog, a toy wlrehalr named sisters. Mrs. Mary C o n ^ « of ______Bv*ry BTCBlng Bzeapl you propose to take— then. In ail long ago-^ven a year ngo or more heard it the other night at the Ri­ commerce. d*T* end Holidays Ent*r*d a« Punchy, for what to him U aUU an Vi^m s of Fireworks; Rockville and Miss R o to 'I. Mo^^ g probablUty, we will be with you.” —any number of hls^''own adher­ viera bar. . . . I t was between. Guana o f Noroton. Poat Otfte* at MeBdI)**t*r. ahOwa. . . It was about 11 eternity. . . . But be wasn’t going My, opinion la that young and a* a*eend Claaa Mall Matter. Many Residents of the There will be a. funeral mass at From 'anything that wa have so ents will St once leap to the con­ o’clock In the night. . . Four or to deshrt Punchy In an extremity old have been suffering for some clusion that.' the redoubtable like that. . . Finslly he waa res­ St. John’a ebure^ in Noroton to- Everybody Saves At live men, two of them obviously of years with the same fuhdamental Qty Go to Stafford^ ’ aiTBScaiPtioN Rata* far iMMn able to discover from the moriow ih om tu at ten o’clock. T**r to UaH ...... Id .*; Franklin D. is a t ^ d of bis chal­ Spanish ancestry, were in a little cued. . . .. And today, amiMtg bis disease' -creeping paralysis of our Manth by Mall ...... literature• of the CDAAA, we fear most prised poseesaiona, la a med- ' The body isdU 'be brought to the eel* Qepr ...... I .at lenger. They Will feel that the|r cluster at one end of the bar, talk­ Rockville, July S—(Special)— .Burke F u ^ a l home in Rockville llWmd On* T*ar we should be unable to satisfacto­ ing. . .' . hi given him in recognition of the — Dr. Jam es'Br’eeaaQt, prealdent ...... leader has let ythem down—walked RockvtUe had on* o f th* quietest ^ tomoriojiv aftenioon. There will be rily answer such requests for “This is what I mean)” one of fact that he risked his own life to of Harvard Vnlveralty. Eve^body Market MEMBER o F out on’ them,'in the face of unex­ save that of hla dog. and most orderly July Fourth ' a solejmh requiem m*as at St. Ber- THE ABSOCIATED PMEM information. WO are even unable them said, 'gesturing with his free ' naril% church In Rockville on Mon- hand to the crowd. “ Look at celebration In yiMUe, according to Th* Aaadelatad Prta* I* aaelualra- to quite satisfy our own mind. We pected dangler of defeat. Once let Make It possible for Japan to 4a$’ morning at ten o’clock. Burial qr antltlad to th* aa* or rapnbilea* those 'people. They are well dress­ . Learns by Experience. th*-*aport of Police Captain Peter FREB DELIVERY! C A LL IN! DIAL 57211 tipn of all nawa diapatehaa craditad don’t know yet precisely what the forthcoming Democratic .oon- withdraw from the war in China, J. DowgeWle*f-,_^ .Will be In St. Bernard’a cemetery. ed. .They are happy. ’They drove: which it admits to have lost, with­ td^it eh not otharwlia eraditad In vention get that notion in its head The nUn of 'Wednesday night The funeral home will be open ■ thi* papar aad .alao tha Inral nawa "Aid to the Allies" means. Every­ out here in their own autonqoblles. Kansaa a t y —«• )—WUllam Nev­ out “losing face" and desired after -six' o’clock. publlahad herein. body wants to aid the Allies ex­ and it Ik very doubtful indeed that The sanfe is true not only in New ille, Jr., 8, had had little experi­ kept many off the atreets,*"'WMI« HERE THEY ARE! CHECK 'EM! All riehta of rapubllcatlon of peace and stability can be restor­ the "radio champion of the world’’ York but in other 'sectipna of this ence with .firecrackers. He threw ed. - yesterday there was but little apaclai dlanatahea herein are alao cept the totalitarian sympathizers, traffic torough the dty.. '' raaarrad. country. Your standard of living away the match, held the ’crack­ — Wlillaih C. Johnstone, George who are few. But there isn’t any­ would be able to control the nomi­ The Rockville City Hospital re­ Guarding C a ll^ Is so much higher than ours. Yet er.. His left hand was burned. Washington University. STRICTLY NO. 1 Full aarvlea ellent of V. . E. A thing in that (fe&lre which can be nation In favor of some faithful ported that there wete no Fourth ■aratca Inc. >> my country has many natural re- crystallized into action unless New Deal lieutenant. soiirces too. Why have you pro­ of July accident casea treated ^Routine’ Matter Publlahara aapraaentatlvee, Th* "lere. there is some kind of a core to,| ■So that whether he is tired and gressed so far beyond us?” peck dullna Mathawa Special Aaancy— For a moment, for just one lit­ iMy froqi Rockville went to Naw Tork. Chlraao. Detroit and crystallize on, We are earnestly j wants to quit or not, Mr. Roose­ StaffoM Springs on Thursday Hew Potatpes Beaten tle moment there was one of Nahant, Mass., July 6—OP)— Po­ velt appears to have gotten hlm- aftemodn! with the hiembere of anxious to know what kind, of a | those infinitesimal fractions of lice Chief Benjamin Lamphier de­ MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF the Juniotv Burpee Corpa, the n^KniUA core the CDAAA -intends to offer, .self into a position where he must silence that sometimes can seem scribed aa “ routine procedure" to­ F^.Si^Telepbone ^taeTnrmrRe^Rl^ ClSCUtATIONS. Roqkvltle Ftts^and Drum Corps allow himself to be drafted, on an eternity; then came the an­ day the guarding by secret service /'Th* Sladarald Printins Company, : if any. and a delegatlon.from Tankeroos- .(nc.. aaauma* no financial raaponal- | penalty losing every shred ' of swer. men of the home of Mr. and Mrs. PEAS 4 qt*. 25c | TOMATOES 2 lbs. 15e blllty for . typo*raphlc*l error* ap- There are, in the Battereon ap­ •Two o r ' three hundred years n Tribe, Im p ro v ^ Order of Red John Rooaevelt and their month- trine In' advertlaement* in th* peal, just a couple of expressions influence in his party and of seeing ago,” ills companion replied, “ the Men taking part In the parade old son. K nchaatar Bvanln* Herald. that place. x. Native Fancy Native Fancy that one might be pardoned for his suddenly demoralized Demo­ Spaniards' landed on your shores, Declaring he knew of no threat Native Fancy looking for gold. . . . About the Rockville residents who went to made against the family. Chief Krltl.iy, July 5 regarding aa barely possible clues. crats soundly_ beaten by the mag­ Ellington the night -beforev the S ^ A S H same time a handful of Puritans Lamphier pointed out that a simi­ BEANS BEETS netic Willkle next November.. Fourth to witness the annual huge This is one of them: “We further landed on these shores, looking lar guard was bn duty at the home bonfire were diaappointed as the B ritish Naval Coup believe that no adequate defense Even if the President was ail for God." of Jam.ee Roosevelt, John's older State Police were aucceseful in en­ 5c each of America la po.sslble withbut the along determined to make a third hhother, when he maintained a Native Ro^sKesl. . 3qts.25c 3 bchs. 10c The most tra^cally dramatic forcing a ban on celebrating the seaside home In New Hampshire. NaKve Oraee Cabbage! Large Green Peppers! aid of time. We aretnot prepared run,-he will now be more or less . Later in. the evening Erbe and 8 bondtea. occurrence of the ^ e a t war in day before the hour set by law. John, the president’s youngest peeks ta-England? France? Germany? No-to the large lOe 4 for lOe under suspicion of having been I went back to the cliff-side of As has been the custom in the Europe has been,- beyond question, today and until we are we must the Riviera to renew our acs shn, declined comment. United States. These masks *re some of the 3000 a day that are being turned out unmer rush mders dragged into the ring by-Winkle’s put, large quantities of (pateriel The guard has hem maintained at the Edgewood Aieenal in Maryland. ^Largest sum Grown (Sweet As Su garlL" the shocking conflict between de* depend on the British fleet to pro- quaintance with a family of rac­ ^ ------^ Very Large, DeUdouely Sweet "BING" challenge. had been gathered from all. direc­ for the past tllree weeks. tacbments of the British and tTCt our shores." coons that comes each year to be tions and stored to be brought to 'A il of which predicament could fed - dh the rocks by the river,! located at the ground entrances, French navies at Orf^n. Algeria, Is there in that a glimmering of the center for use after midnight. have been easily enough avoided If when the Riviera opens. T h is ' However when a group of young Clube Sf-Podod Flak. $700 Collected officials of the committee stated. P L U M S doz. 19« Cherries <>>• 1 .Which on Wednesday resulted In an indication that the CDAAA. is ntght club, you will remember, j A complete report on the fund A Thought Mr. Roosevelt hadn’t been so rough and tumble speaker who to\-es good argument. ' men came to the center, preparing Elk City, Neb.—OP)—Fisherman SW EET A PR IC O TS ! dox. lOo F SEEDLES{| G R APE S! Ib. 18e (Mitroylng or putting out of serv­ going to propose sending the Unit­ is oij, the rim of the Pallsad's, I $10.95 to build' the fire, Sergeant Ken­ O. D. Murray discards convention­ and- incidental expense will be smart as to outsmart himself by given when all are in. ice most of the French units. iThat ed States battle fleet to European overlooking the Hudson.. There la neth W. Stevens and .two officers al method* of the sport when the For Fireworks over-extending the period of his Ity zone. He argued there’s no soap a drop of a hundred feet or more Incldeatal Expenses Thins hands have mode me and | It should have become bitterly waters to help the British fleet Republican Rarly Nom­ from the Stafford Barracks were occasion demands. H spied a fashioned roe together round third-term silence. for either consumer, government, to the water’s edge, a"^ rocky, «n hand and stopped the celebra- 64-pound sturgeon In the ElkhoH According to the committee, the JUMBO (PINK MEAT) necessary for the British naval beat Hitler's air forces and sub­ ine^ Seems to Liijoy or private corporation if you have densely shrubbed shoreline. Each cost of the annual show is $5&0 about: yet thou dost destroy me.—- tfon. 'The occupants of the many river, grabbed a club and sterted Legion Makes Prelim* Job 10:8. command to order its fleet to ►de­ marines, so A a t the sea power of two 'sets of power 'plants and pow- 1 year a dozen or more raccoona cars which had gathered waited In pursuit. He said he stunned but the Post must meet all Inci­ Being Heckled .\bout dental expense such as labor, tim ­ stroy such recently allied ships Britain may continue to protect Hartford Comea Through er lines serving the same com- mlraculously appear to bask in What is the cost of a until after one o'clock, and when the five Mid a half foot fish with inary Report; Over for I munities. the glow of the colored lights, ac- It became apparent that there waa one blow, then caught it in his ber and other expense Incident to Let the ■ chain o f second causes and crews, in order to prevent us until we can adequately arm? Hartford’s Red Cross drive, Political Shift; .\ided Cantaloupes I And- in Ihe heat of the fight, ceptirig food from the han^ of ■ to be.no bonfire, the crowd slow­ bare hands. $200 Taken In. the proper handling of the holi­ be ever so long, the first link is 1 9 « | j Even Americans quite aa sturdy them from being surrendered to which we linderstand wss conduct- j Campaign Fund. with Congress pouring more and the guests. The waiters have ly dispersed. day celebration. always In God’s hand'.’—Lavlngton. SEEDLESS ' V. the Naxia, is one of the most dis­ in their patriotism as Mr. Bat- more millions into. TVA, he pro­ them all named. They have been i smartly furnished home? Public donations tb the Legion Part of the remaining fund will ed entirely without the employ-1 *- BIrUi Sweet Cotton Crop. posed to sell out. Suspicious, New there' for years, and each sum­ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M IffItt of be used by the Legion's Communi­ tressing events in history. tersoh might hesitate a long time ment of high-pressure tactics but 1 By Morgan M. Beutty' Wilson, N- C.—tP)—Wilson Firework! Fund tetaled more than Dealers took a deep bre'ath. mer, when Ben Mardcn returns Rockville are the parents of a son ty 8ervlc«f Committee for the an­ It la far less clear, at-this mo­ before subscribing to such a pur- predicated wholly on appeal t o ! .\P Feature Sen-loe Writer backed a national power policy with this staff of wallers to the No rpatter how little or much you have to spend, yolir county has the sweetest cotton $700 this year, according to the nual Hallowe’en parties for the 7 for “Tell him," said Wcndel Will­ bera at the Rockrille City Hospi­ crop in these parta. Farm Agent Grapefruit ment, precisely what the effect of pos*. ^ the heart and humanity of th e, committee and renewed the scrap. Riviera, the boys ascertain wheth­ home can be smartly furnished If-you shop at Watkins tal' on July 4th. Fireworks committee, with re­ youngsters of the town at the 2 5 « l kie, "that 1 haven’t left the Demo­ J. P. Anthony told the county turns still to he counted. The re­ CARL X. NYCREN ■ this episode, upon the relative Thera Is just one other remotely community, waa impressively suc­ Eventually, they decided Will­ er those raccoons are there even Brothers.. Regardless of cost every pleCe of Watkins SpecisI Hummer Course town's . recreation centers, the SUNKIST OR FLORIDA cratic party: thei Democratic par­ kle meant business. Thus Wendell before their luggage is unpacked. commissioners that ail cotton port of last Wednesday was YMCA and the schools in Octo­ Expert Water System strength of the opposed naval poBSibla clue in the appeal. Warn­ cessful, the city exceeding its ty left nie.” Furniture must live up to this 66 year old Standard ■ Announcement is. made that fol­ fields in the county luid been Plumbing ■ Heating ■ JubMns Willkle lost the fight, but he w-on . . . In the daytime you could lowing a conference with (?o.m- $457.52 which topped the $500 ber. force's^ is to be. Unquestionably ing against the peril of appease­ $100,000 quota by a handsome It’s the stock reply when peo­ a war. search for hours and never find i of Excellence: "Lasting Styl^; Sterling Quality." “ mopped" with molasse^to rom- mark before the holiday show. instaHatlona Pump Hervto* ple ask why the president of ' mlasloner of Education Dr. Alonzo doz. the Sudden coup of the British ment, it saj«s-\ "Remember BlUm margin before the deadline hour. I one . . . and if you did find one bat the boll weevil. An estimat­ Last night more than $200 was -Cosmic rays have a voltage of IS Sooth S t Tm 8480 Commonwealth and Southern and "His constant shrieking was The wood scat Hitchcock chair shown here Is typical Grace today, plans will be an­ ed 68,000 gallons were used. Juice Oranges of Fnmce, Chamberlain of Eng­ ! he would run away from you. collected in the' collection barrels 40,000 million volts. navy has prevented Hitler from . Thousands of the agonized vic­ his wife changed their registration wOrth^$30,000,000 to Common­ of Watkins unique dLspiays. It’s finished In black with nounced for a special summer shop wealth & Southern," a New Deal , . . . But when night comes and i FREESTONE-YELLOW— f a n c y reaping the great priu of naval' land. remember Finland," etc. tims of the European war wdll be to Republican, why Willkie turned hand shaded gold stencilling. Smart with either maple course in. w e machine shop of the bigwig is supposed to have said. the lights wink on they lose their Rockville High school. superiority—or something very Why, of all the numerous post­ aided—in any number of Instances from a New Deal boo.ster who put fear and come out of hiding, to or mahogany ns dining chairs, or in living room, break- $150 In the campaign pot for For the' government paid $78,- The matter waa discussed at the close to euperiority— which he un­ war premiers of France. dMS Mr. saved—by the contributions of the enjoy the music and the free faal room, hall or bedroom. Smart, yet Inexpensive! Roosevelt in 1932, into a Republl- 600,000 to Willkie to • abandon meeting o f the Board of Eklucation 3 lb.. Batterson pick on Blum as an ex­ I handouts. It is a phenomenon of y doubtedly reckoned wsS aa good people of Connecticut’s Capitol oan leader. TV A territory- $30,000,000 more X and Superintendent of Schools Peaches 2 S c p nature that coilld only happen In TA R TS 'aa hie through the . terms of the ample of appeasement? Why no City. Willkie, with his blaring, fresh than they had planned to. And Philip M. Howe reported that the S the fight gave Willkie a national I the environs of a great metropo-' financial expense is to be borne by FANCY French armistice. If he coiUd have mention of Daladier, why .no atig- The twenty million dollar fund Indiana voice, enjoys giving that , 11s. . answer when.a heckler from the reputation. the Federal and State "'Govern­ TOMORROW added the French fleet Intact to matizUng of Laxal? Was It' which the Red Cross set for the ments. The course will give train­ M-A-R-L-O-W-’S gallery pops the question, and it Ti, * Boom- Qjpj Erbe himself Is one of bis own and that of Italy it is ex­ Blum who let Hitler walk into the goal In this’ war relief drive may- wows the audience. WATKINS ing of about 240 hours work to ^The Willkie, boom for president , those peculiar and often InexplKa- boys who are 18 and over. The ifr l O e l j tremely difficult to see how Brlt- Rhineland bh a sheer bluff? Or have to be duplicated over and Since childhood, Willkle has be­ began on the typewriter of h is: ble parts that go to niai^i' up Cucumbws 8 emergency caused by the need for alR could have won the war. On did he vainly solicit the b a c ^ g -o f over again, for the destitution and lieved in Individual freedom. He secretary, clicking out the Willlfie the world we call Broadway. BROTHERS holds, too, that large corporations philosophy in magazine articles preparation for military defense Is the other hand if the French fleet Britain in throwing the Nazism out? auffering that, have spread among He used to be a hobo. . . For the t:hlef reason for the work to NaUve Floe Boldwto sanely run are efficient, and give * speeches, awhile he ’ was a guide in Yel­ 1 Large Florida Juloa bad gone over to the British cause Is it because M. Blum was of the populations of Europe like a carried out this summer. The management an opportunity to , Gen Hugh Johnson and Arthur lowstone National park. ^ He (Very Good!) intact the balance of sea power the left? By any chance would devastating blight are completely serve the public at bargain prices. ! Krock asked newspaper Breaders., Trustees o f $he Sykes. School have Sfrawberries 1 APPLES this mean that the CDAAA Is where smaller Units fall, I why W illkle'was not presid'entlal consented to the use of the Ma­ would have continued to be With beyond imagination. But for the chine Shop during the summer for ORANGES . Brltainr^and her colonies. partly at least to be devoted to the His Is a One-Man Show. ] material. Ellhu Root’s grandson, moment Hartford need suffer no Willkle knows this Corporation Oren Root, Jr., stepped out of a this purp^. 2 qts. 25c 1 5 lbs. 25c " The rage with which the news furtherance of conservative inter­ .qualms of conscience. She has efficiency atiems from one-man or New York law firm, and started Kenneth E. Little of the Rock­ Ripe Pineapples! I Native Fancy Head Lettwe! ville High school faculty la holding 35c dox. o f the Oran tragedy ^has been re­ ests in the United States as well done her momentary bit. small-group decisions. By many Wlllkle-for-Presldent clubs. Coming at the height of the varatlon sesMn 1 Sfor tSe I 2 heads ISe a conference with the Commission­ Mtolow’a July Clearance Hale offera a com­ ceived in Berlin Is indicative of as the defensa of the United ' The community and the drive’s accounts, he himself la ,a o.pe-man 1 More astonishing was Russel W. Cotton Wash Frocki boss of the system he ays- j Davenport’s reaction to WUIkie’s er today and information may be plete variety of summer merchandise at re­ the bitterness of the Nazi disap­ State*?. TA* 1 chairman, Edward N. Allen, may tern spread through ten opeirttlng iaii.u;iearticle ijiin "Fortune,’’ runune, outlining an secured by calling the office at. duced price*. Polish Sfyle Ham Ib* 49c pointment. , Doubtless not. But doubtless, take a pardonable pride li0 the companies Into several states American creed. Davenport, man- the RockriUe High School on Warm weather clothing and sportswear for Saturday morning. And. yet not enough is known, too, the linking of Blum with completeness of their response to And yet this same Willkie is a ! aging editor of the magazine, quit every member,of the family and bonscwarcs 88e Of the graduates of the' recent Leon Pork Roll ^ Ib. 49c this morning, of the final disposi­ Chamberlain and appeasement passionate believer in the federal ' his job and went to work for are offered at thia evebt Complete selec­ Regular 81.00. Sizes 14-SS. / the cry of distress class at the High School, ail ot tions a* always prevail. was a moat unfortunate slip. system of government with maxi- ] Willkie for President early this tion of all the major units of the mum freedom for individuals and ! spring. the Mhchine Shop boys who are PUui to lake advantage ot this event which SlncUs, Overalls, Culottes Slack Suit*, En» Pine Fronkfurfs Ib. 19c French navy to provide a basis of Anyhow, we must give the Comr decentralized government of the I "I tried to tell him I thought he 18 years of age have jobs, and oth­ starts tomoirow. ^ sembles In All the Popular Shades, t Regu­ lY-6e comparison between British and mittee to Defend America by Aid- I states in a country whose Su- | was making a serious mistake," ers have been promised jobs when Lean Bacon Ib. 19c they reach that age. larly $1.00 ...... V..-.88C Axis sea power in the Mediterra­ Ing the Alltbs full credit for lofty peeme Court has recently recog- says Willkie. REMEMBER Washington HeM Reunion CLE.ARANCE OF Sugar and Creamer Free I and patriotic sentiment. And nized (hat state lines have been i Worth Half s Million, Par Boiled Shouliders Ib. 19c nean or at large. It will be reas- dimmed by nationally ’ operated Willkle is careless of clothes A family reunion was held on SHOP MARLOW’S FIRST -'suring to learn that the French maybe pretty soon it will come corporations, transport lines, dis- ; and hair. He admits he thinks an ^ u ra d a y at the home of Mr. and SUMMER HATS OXYDOL Mrs. Walter Dunn who recently SAVE YOURSELF Lean Daisy Ham s Ib. 25c .naval commanders at Alexandria through with some declaration of • Daybook tribution systems. Indiank twang and shabbiness of observed their golden wedding an­ 59c and 88c •By Jack Slinnell- Willkie says the problem of drees is an asset in his buslnees. have ‘decided to abide by the origi­ concrete purpose? to which we can I niversary. TIME AND MONEY Local Small Eggt1 doz. 23c .! America often has been bli; busi­ He owns up to a joint fortune Large 21c j nal alliance with Britain and not all subscribe with three times It was planned to have a picnic Washington— From this vantage ness’ abu.se of its powers, but that with his wife of a half million WO.MEN” S by the supine terms of the armis­ three of those cheers. point of time, the Republican con­ now it’s the problem of big gov­ dollars. lunch out doors, but because of DeUetoua (Reg. ISe.Can) Packed In Sonoe! Sun Rleo Red the rain it was sarved Indoora. ValueH in Children’s Wear tice—if this proves to be the case. vention at Philadelphia has lost ern men’l abusing business.*'' A m an'of brutal candor, yet he About 40 relatives attended the none of its staggering qualltie.s ot Loses But Wins. Is full of all the tricks of the ora­ Sports W ear Lunch Tongue ■We know that the British have celebration. Including their child­ SARDINES SALMON I Outsmarted Himself a thunderbolt bursting from a clear His argument stems from his torical trade) a political “ i f ’ man m u^ of the French navy. Exact­ ren, nephews, nieces and sisters. Voile Dresses Cool, Dressy Shorts Large 8«.y. fight with Dave LiUlenthal,. an­ who bowled over a presidential For President Roosevelt to per­ At Hoepitel ly how much We do not know. Nor Unaccustomed as I am to taking other Indiana boy who made good, nomination with a criew of ama­ Regular $1.00 8 8 c 2 cans 29c 3 o i r ^ 25 c 1-Lb. Can...... sistently refuse to give any inti­ my national party conventions on but in the New Deal with TVA. Frank Heffron of Prospect Chatka Crab Meat, Large! - do we know as yet how much Of teurs. Regular $I.»8 $ 1 . 7 9 only 4 4 c Tunofieh, Large! 2 Mae 2to . Swift’s Corned Beef! mation whatever as to whether he hand and on foot, so to speak, Willkie fought TVA because It street Is at the Rockville City 2 eons 4Sc it la in the hands of the Nazis. "It’s not me; It’s the trend!” HosplUd. He fractured hla ankle Regular SOc. there were hours v-hen I wais lost Invaded his Tennessee public utll- "iTiafs Winkle’s’ explanation of it. Thera will be a better picture, would or would not accept a third when he fell from a ladder on Ir- the lightning-like chain of Lastex Bathiqg Latest Lastex Models doubtless^Sfy swn. term^ nomination was about as events that swept a 48-day cam- Tuesday. SLICED (LARGE NO. 2 CANS) smart a political position as any palgoer into the nomination, al­ Strawberry Feotlval . Suits: fere waa established in rooms in-> hia Kansas delegation over to W ill­ The Ladles Aid society of the in Swim Suits President has taken in a long time most wiped young Thomas E. adequate for ylaitors. the place kie and the final "blow struck when Crystal Lake Methodist church PINEAPPLE CDAAA .\ppeals Dewey off the convention, map, and -had an amateurish^ air. Far from at $29.75 Regular fl.4» $1.29 $1.79 2 cans 25c —up to a certain point. But there Sen. Arthur H. Vandenberg toss­ will hold its Annual Strawberry left mild-mannered Senator Taft being a well-oiled'' machine, run Regular 81.08. SLICED OR HALVES (NO. 2 Vi CANS) Rtate Chairman W. E. Batter- w-as a definite moment a t ’ which ed in bia supjmrt___ and that Limited selection ot Oriental Festival this evening at the Com gasping at the finish line without by a maaterful executive, it was these two and other breaks came SALE ONn*i" eon of the Committee to Defend and Hooked! patterns. For­ munity House from 6 to 8 o’clock. Mr. Roosevelt should, as a matter ever having gotten that second a melee in which Willkle waa aa from sessions in the smoke-filled merly selling tor $42.00. Play. Clothing: America by Aiding the Allies is w;lnd he was so positive would carr much a part of the scene as volun­ The menu will Include salads and MEN'S WEAR PEACHES 2 cans 25c of indicated strategy, ..have made rooms where it was decided to cold, meats,, as well as old fashion­ Regular 6Sh out today with an a ^ ea l to every ry him to victory. teer greeters. He saw ail comers, break the back of the Old Guard.' S a v e — $12.00 Our Ever Popular Knitted FANCY Su n r is e ( n o . i c a n s ) his views clear aa to his becoming But scores of .old-timers—poli­ ed strawberry' shortcake. Money Saving . town in Connecticut to Organize talked to everyone who called Weil, that’s how It was: either Slacks'. .... 59c Boaque his own Buccessor again. That ticians. news men and just' ob­ him, even answered telephones Announce Concerts one of the most cleverly executed Four municipal baqd concerts - a local committee “so that there was the day before the opening of servers— were no less flabbergast­ him.self. When thlnja stacked political schemes of our time, ' Regular SOe FRUIT COCKTiML 2 cans 25c $15.25 at $32.50 will be given in Rockville this SPECIALS Sport Shirts may be in ‘existence an active or­ -the. recent Republican national ed than I. Time has settled the down, he went out button-holing traveling behind a emoke-screeri matter no more clearly. Bummer according to the ’■ anr Shorts .... 44c IN OUR BASEMENT ganization which will promote the delegates personally. When -the of good-natured and charmln- Hooked, Tone-on-Tone and convention. , It was not so much what hap-’ voting was going, on, he sat for Oriental designs in this col­ nouncement of Aldernnan William 44c GRAPE JUICE 2 bottles for 25c general purposes of our organiza­ political inefficiency... .or merel-- $18.25 Regular SOe Whether he had declared that he pened (there have been other boars in a crowded room to which a revolt in the Republican rank" lection. ot regular $44.50 Sc'hmalz. The American Legion (REGULARLY 19c!) tion." would run again or had declared cases where dafk horses have any one was welcome, until it be­ spurred by a popular demand fo rugs. and Elks . Banda will each present Overalls .... 79c AUTO lu whtto er aoUd eolora come down the home stretch far \wo concerts as follows: - 8 8 c Regutor SOe. We gather from the appeal that Jhat he wpuld not could scarcely came too Jammed for comfortable this amazing character who ha>! o r $18.75 ahiad of the favorites). It wa-. the breathing.. ■ ^ risen like a meteor from (as one Legion Band, July 10th; Elks JUGS WINE JELLY 2 jars 25c the CDAAA fears that, unless its have altered) at so late a day, th«i way It happened. And since a re­ id, July 24tb; Legion Band, (Otiito Sport" Shlrta \ Well Laid Scheane delegate put it) “those depthn Stanllarly Reduoed!) sympathizers do organize, the action of that convention in se­ examination o r what might have August 7; Elks Band, Augtist 21. $1.25 To thia, a good many politicians called the I^mlicratic party." DeUeloua Miniature practically unanimous agreement lecting Its candidate. ■ And the taken place may give.'some,clues say tosh and twaddle. They repre­ Politicians have a way of say- i On a New 9x12 at $41.75 In case Of rain on any of the to the campaign ahead, here it 1s. nights,'tlie foncert will be pre­ SPECIALS FOE ELECTRIC Sugar 10 lbs. 48c (Small Size) of jhd American ’ people—that this President might thereby have sent the second Version. 'Hiey say ing things like that about the op- ' RELAX IN A SLACK ENSEMBLE A Drtnito Movement all that informality and 'helter- posing partj\ — 'In addition to the designs sented the following ... Wednesday 12.69 * country should do everything to avoided the clutches of a dilemma There are two versions, and I listed above, this group in­ "night. TOUNG MEN FANS . Milk, Arniour's Milk Crackers skelterishness was part of onF of Broadloorin Axminster Oroau, Blue. Rust. Seleeted Materials.' 4 cans 25c, aid the Allies not inconsistent .with in which he now finds himself. find strong adherents to both. the best-laid -schemes to blitzkrieg cludes l'8th Century florals Wedding Saturday SPORT SHIRTS—Bosque style. Regular $SF8. , ,7-Pound ^ O . - * The first is that Wendell L. W ill­ OU-en TheiF’ Illde and Swedish textures as well. Miss Mary Leach of the St. Regular SOo...... • its own safety—will be viUated by There are a good many quite a convention that, any man ever 3 3 c SALE PRICE B o "x kle is the G. O.'P. presidential can­ Formerly $57 4K). Francis Hospital nursing staff, A Grand Collection of Wash Slacks Buffer, Land O'Lakes lb. 33c ic y c the acUvltles of a "militant minors. Vfell Informed people cloje to the conceived.' T h e Y ^ y it had its roots Dunn, Ni. C.r—(Ah—Oonstsblcs Need new floor coverings.for livhig, dining Mancbeater'a Best SelUng didate by popular demand and per­ in and was a refinement of the daughter of Matthew J. Leach of " 11.79 Ity who are devoting their ener- sonal charm: Fletcher Betbune and Percy A r­ or bedroom? Then you’ll-want just the 4^LAY SHORTS) Regular ZSc SPE C IAL! 8 Vortetiea heart of affairs at Washington utilities flgnt against the govemr Granby and John Blomgren - of 21c plalB eMored gohordlnea. Regu- Cheese 2-lb. box 43c glee towards poisoning the pubHc On the surface, there 4s much nold answered a police call that right style for your furnishings. Hooked New Haven, son of -Mr. and Mrs. LET HIM SWIM IN LASTEX! (tteotly ISe Pemto) who have believed right along tha.t ment. ^ salitMa couple- pf fellahs' were Dpl**s to support this. I f was weeks ago Eiavid Blomgren ot. New Haven Regular 89e ...... Other Blaeke From 88c. Blind.’' Mr. Roosej^flt not only didn’t 'In the- flrst place, frpip all over designs for maple. Textu r^ types for - 79c that the bulking, good-humored, whooping it. up to the dUtress of will be married on teturday at Sf! COOKIES We have been eager for soma the coiintrj’, they 'say; the dele­ the surrounding neighborhood. A * maple or Swedish modern. ’ Tone-on^tone at $54.75 4’x7’ Reg. 98c Pineapple Juice, Ige. No. 5 can 23c want a third nomination but was quick-witted utilities captains told Bernard’s church in TariffvlMe) Wash Slacks Washable time to stand up and cheer for the me. without conceit or bombast, gates were deluged with a flood they approached the acena, the patterns with modern or 18th Century. Although there are other Grass Rugs really quite firmly resolved not to of telegrams___ that these tele­ with Rev. John T. Connor offl- Shades CDAAA, but have been reluctant­ "There is e definite and far-resch- reeling celebrant* blithely Ignored 18th Century floral stjies and patterns special Axminster weaves,. eiatlng. Mist Lieaeh la well known la dork or light patterns. Swim iir Lastex Grapefruif Juice, Ige. No. 5 can 19c 2 lbs. 25c take it. That a nomination wa* grams were Inspired by last-min­ hedge* and plstola and signaled to this 'grade is usually consid­ 98c ly compellM to wait until that ing movement, in.this count^ to that reproduce rare Orientals for Chippen- In Ro^vU le where the was a Durable yet comfortable his for the' acceptance has long put business back into govern­ ute telephone campaigns by busi­ hitch-hike a ride wrlth the con­ ered the'Top Qiulity. 6 rl-* extremely “well intentioned group ness and utility leaders and plant­ •* dale, Heppelwhite, or Sheraton interiors. member of the nursing staff .at material^. Regular 81.00. 6’x9’ ....$1.98 2 4 e Trunks Orange Juice Ige. No. 5 can 19c been assured, -.and recently it hasr ment, and because I believe what stables. They were g;Umn e ride to ental, tone-on-fone. Hoolced the Rockville City Hospital for a ed W!illkie worker!. jail, and everybody. (Coatanta!) . abiould present some plan Tir pol­ toen taken almost as much for these people believe... .and sey so, You iwill And all these kinds of designs in and 18th Century stylca. time. She is a graduate o f St. TETLEY TEA I have become the spearhead-of They say that those cheering Watkins sensgjional sale of Bigelow-San- Formerly $73.00. REGULAR $1.40 ROCKING 88c icy that we could get oiir teeth in­ grshted that he would take it Francis’ Hospital Training school Assorfed Sodas 4 Ige. bfIs. 25c i/i-Poond , that movement.’,’ ..'T . hundr^s or tHouseutds in the con­ Meant for FUh ford discontinued patterns and “ Mill Sec- ^ STEAMER to, aomethlng concrete to go uxion, with a smile. But the doubters' vention gallertqs,jy}np..roa're PEACE-SHE'S WONDERFUL W a d n a ^ y ; Deispite Blaze ty of thalr wlva* and to flS £ ^ ^ i Impreeelve Adl^tloa \, two armedf'^ritish steamers, the - Of Regulati- Roosevelt Relaxes After London, July 6 -^ (VP) — An an­ freighter. The FUlpiAbs* removal, came to Britain with th a lra lS | -)» 5,500-ton H a^ lpooP an d the 6,900- Preceding It, however, was an nouncement by DNB, tlerman ollb copniittrr,,. 4S40,. Breakfaat--Canned pears and shortly before the departure, was Cothparatively Busy BY ISABEL W A I^ N M 'aniyieICS. INO. cottage cheese. and are to campa awaiting roMtit* ton British Corporal. Severance of Rei lions Impressive addition to the holiday clal news agency, from Clermont- -,v/——r Americans Blame Offi* ordered under the neutrality act . I/MidtiB, July ''.8.—0 ^ —French atkm. igs Thrilled by Ex- routine, in which Mr. Roosevelt Ferrand, seat of the French gov­ Lunch—Com. on the cob with Panamanian Laden with forbidding American elUzens .from Condition Of Besides that/Nlt said, "they Augusta, ■ Me., July S—(>P1— rndependence Day. warshipa have been arriving to Only Thin ft l0 'Df^ read aloud tHp declaration o t In-, ernment, says that Gen, Charles Osst Of eXaneWru dal Indecision and butter; vegetable salad; string, shot one tanker of '1^,000 tems and President Roosevelt notified Qoy^ the moat of it Danny slipped the Strongly Marked Car* sailing on a foreign vessel tor a 'British port*, atooa June 1#, two led Exhibit and En- dependence and preamble to the de Oaulle, head Of the French Na­ Fsace .Wamu — a 6-yoan-old beana. one armed merchant a.l).ip. of 8,000 Berlin, July 5— CiP)—Thi French Lewis O.. Barrows today that tljare war zone port l# l Phuw* Shat DawB State Koads Hyde Park, fif. Y.. July Sr-(IPh — constitution and then apoke brief­ tional Committee In London, has traveler sa route ttqm Boeton to barley candy and ona box of choo- inefficiency. Dinner^Vagatobla aoup; chops; days after the French govammant l^tttUdnment Pleases; tons out of their coiivoy. The government's severance df . rela- could be no relaxation of the new go in ^xes. ^ Arnold Bernztein of N w York. Amid the familiar surroundihgs of ly of democracies and dictator­ been Informed that he will ,--l)c l«s Aageleo. olates Into Peaca’a berth. -Bleea beets; lettuce salad; cuatord . ■ ■ ■ ■ — ,, T announced'It wga seeking an ar­ vanguard of the flotilla Iwcceeded tiens with -Britain was called "the regulations affecting the entry of i her! Sleeping like a cherub. He Tbuladay: German refugee and one-Ume At- L oei^ July 8.--)—Laden lanUe ahlpplng magnate who char­ SUte of CcinnecUcut announced off the Norwegian coast." > with a fepling of decency and re­ Earlier In the day, the Franklin ilvor Psaoe saMy—« larger order American technical eoneultants tered the veHaA, announeisd March Today, etreeta of British Naval placed the number of C Rtates. comparatively busy Fourth of D. Roosevelt library was given to ported today. : arm. He would tell RhOda Be bad con; MelbqrToaat; atawed raisins. with ■ strangely marked cargo TiM largert crowd ever to attend the Connecticut Highway Depart­ Notlflcatlon by the French ^v-, gard for its political existence thaa IM axpoetad.- porta sUll are filled with French planes shot down over ind The governor, had asked the July on which he delivered an iip- the United States.. ' given It to Mlae Love because of wlip came, to Spain from Franca, , Lunebf—Macaroni or apaghattl; and beaded for an undiacioaed dea- 19 he Intended to- Inaugurate a di­ ment. July 3, 1940. for the w e ^ ernment at Vichy that It had sev­ could do" by German autt^rtzed Bboda LowsU—Wayaa'a flaaeea, rect freight servioe between Bal- eeamen who have elected to fight the British Isle* since the eitart o f ■ m Xtourth o f July ceJebraUon In president for a 24-hour regulation promptu lecture on the advantages . Constructed o f weathered Held- tUnks peaeo a nutsance. Ddesa't her kindneas In tha parte, he de­ said today France's aupreme de- de­ I celery and lettuce aalad; aummar ending July 13. 1940. together wltl ered diplomatic 'ielations with sources today. \ Cbugars once wete spotted ani­ cided virtuously. How long did tlaaUoa, the fronble-deggad U n tore'a n d tlM British laics. on—moat of them unmarried man. the war at 107 with a *w fa nun* Lllimeheeter. estimated by police to permit ordinary transactions In of living under a democratic rath­ stone, the library la located some Uka nrossing tha eauntry to got squash! .surface ollirig and atone -surfaclnfi. Great Britain was called "the only These circles pointed' with\ pro­ mals. This Is shbwn by the: fact : movies last ? Carole wouldn't, be fense effort after the. start of war steamer Panamanian moved to­ Whether the Panamanian was many of'w b om are anxtoua for ber" badly damaged. ^ liOglon members to approxi- | report does not Include eilhet the border towms ^hlch, under the er than a totalitarian government. 200 yards from the--’ president’s that they wear spotted coats at married, ettlier. waa In plane nMniifacture—“and Dinner—Baked .'ham; green thing that any government with a fessed satisfaction to what \they old regulations, served thousands The Influence of the war made .i ^ c k till 9:30, he decided, dread- peas; stewed celery; lettuto and ward the open sea today after beaded for EnglaM this trip was mate 10,000 people, viewed the j Merritt Parkway or the W llbiii home on what formerly was part birth. Oarolo Eiovo—a movto athr. this failed miserably." ‘ not known. feeling of decency and regard for termed the comment of the etfUrfe of Canadian citizena 'Ing the dull, empty car.' tomato: salad; no deaaert. Muelching a fire In her hold which lisrlon fireworks last night on the ; cross Parkway, both of which a rd Paihy sad Joaa —> PaaeeVs pot A half dozen consultants and en­ its political fexistence could do.” world branding as a crime th'e^i ac­ “It has been considered neces­ turtleo. She came In alone, a few min­ F rldiy! flared four hours from port—the IMd Golf lots olt East Center being constructed on new locatlon.l (London had received no such gineering experts here awaiting tion against the French flect\at sary In view of the critical Inter­ utes after 8. "Hellp," she called. —Freeh fruit, all de­ latest link In a long chain of Hi notlflcatlon up to 6 a.m., e.s.t.). traXapOTtatlon back to the United luck. 'street. Threatening• . ------weather.i™ «••• was Closed for Construction— Mers El-kebir ordered by the national situation,” the president "Why, we’re In the same car sired. Vaotatday: Upon arrival In OU- again!” states . attributed that failure ta expected to hold down the attend­ Detour Provided Petaln Reply Expected Churchill government. said In a wire to the governor,, "to engo, Rhodn gom to ooe her eduoln, Lunch—Com bread with butter; 'The flames brought a call for Denny nodded. "Let me." He "official Indecision, and govern­ a n t but a few hours before the Route No. U..>4. 1: Parian. Post The French. premier, Marshal .Since an offieial text was not In Institute close supervision over all Bortrand, leaving Denny to enter­ spinach; generoua vagatable aalad help but the Panamanian, moving parked her suitcase . out of the ment in'Hnclency due to.. pollUcs." •Xhlbltlon the skies cleared and road. 267 feet of 9 inch concrete Henri Philippe Petaln, was expect­ their hands they declined com­ aliens entering the United States, tain Peneo. They go to the pork of lettuce, cold cooked string down Chesapeake Bay, messaged way, and gave her tbe chocolates. They described French factoriea the various set plece.s were brought pavement' resurfacing under raU- ed to reply to British Prime Mlnis- ment on the statement of Chal^ requiring them to obtain passports nnd Denny U worn oat trying to beana and cold o o o k ^ pcaa. again 20 mlnutea later that the A. R. WjUde out and set up and aevera tomlis "For saving my life. IBut for you aa "sonie . -of the . world’s beet fire waa extiagulahed. road bridge. ‘iterlie Churchill for what Nazis called man Key Pittman of the United from their governments for the hoop up witli the child. Ho token equipped," and -commented that - Dinner—Baked flant aaparsgua; 16 Walker St. TeL 8665 exploded at Uilervals. indicaating East Haven. East Haven cut­ I’d atm be on hands and knees' turnips and eanoto; aUced toma­ She stuck to her course, leaving Churchill’s cowardly raid" on the States Senate Foreign- Relations purpose of establlshlDg Identity n nap, nwnkena to Bad Panoe-hont- scouring the whole of Lincoln under Oerman eupanrlBion they that the show was on for the eve-, off. Approximately l..’> mlle.s of e tog a lost turtle. Carole holla them. toes; geiatip. '. in her wage Ubel charges exceed­ renclf fleet, and outline France's committee that "every patrlotlc'i and nationality and to obtain -visas Park." might be geared up to turn out as reinforced concrete and rolled uture attitude toward Britain. Saturday: \ ing $646,000, 54 FHlplno seamen f. Anaerican/cltlzen” would applaud I from Americana consuls." eXaptar V. "Why,', thank you." Carole many as-1,890-airplane engines a ■ Oars Below lUH Breakfast—Coddled eggs;'Melba sent ashore at the last moment, gravel pavement. "H'lo!” They said It together. opened the box and waa offering month for the N ^ Air Force. Pasteurized Milk Police estimated that f>ver 2 f)OT Route No. 25r Bridgewater, and V Toast; stewed flga.- and a record of misfortune that Id both laughed. him a piece when Rhode breezed Beady But No Engliiee Built' cars were Ja-umed Into the Inflow Brookfield. Bridge'over Hoirsatonlc Carole, he thought, seemed - a m*,- A -.7^ Lunen—FrenchLunch—French med fried potatoee: potot^ started when the aank In Balti­ in, her pale cheeks flushing. more harbor March 21. below the hill off Brobkflfld street river at Southville closed for re­ Me ambarraaaed. "You'll think « J* * AificHcMa said one celery and lettuce aalad; aumm^ -When the signal 'U=as given for the . "Oh. ther you are, Denny. No, factory In aouthem France wae i Boxed Cargo MkiXed WIfh Code and Cream pairs.. Traffic roust take alternate And SELF SERVE OROCERIES I've bean .following you," ahe aald, thank you, Miss Love. No candy hhow to start. On thUs basis alone, Boxed cargo marked with such routes. “and I have. Pa^y to get away foi* me. I didn’t know movie stars From Selected Famu with an average of three persons Route No. Tt.S. 44: Winchester. from that ridtculoua King woman nhmea as "John,” ‘‘James.’’ I D f S A to a car. 6.000 people entered “ WHERE THRIFTY SHOPPERS SHOP” indulged either." .phe turned back Cbnstnicting 7' a miles of cimcrete and partly for the fresh air. Trains "AUce," and "Berlin”, apparently jthrough the Brookfield street side.- T h 4 to her flancs. "Bertrand’e in the pavement from the City of .Wln- 835 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BUILDING are so tiresome, don’t you think?” ■tatlon, phoning for seats. I In pAclcffgei «nci tea-bags at your grocer's throughout the day and evening "Where’s Joany?" Peace de­ Anotner modem plant near ■to ....the •stiffly r.!L. - beaten------whites of ho accidents or arrests due to holi­ sted west; also grading and drain­ dragged him down to meet you. Parle, the engineera reported, waa age installation. Detour Is provid­ manded, eltUng back on her heels. He wants to take me to a musical three eggs, fold the contents of day causes, were reported and to "1 thing ^ e amelle ant eggs. ready/to etgrt production of a a small can of shredded' pineapple. a large extent this condition W'as ed by Routes 183 and 182. comedy. Says we’ve got hours. Frenfch-type engine In January, No Route, Numbers I'll bet if we hunt up the nearest Perhaps,” ahe added generously. The pineapple ..should be chilled due t° the municipal exhibition pet store where they sell them, had' Amerlcah tools Installed for and drained before'using.' In an­ sponsored by the LegionT— Darien. Bridge and 250 feet of Indicating Chrole,, you’d like to go, the, manufacture, and then failed we’ll find her."^ too. We could make It a four­ other bowl beat about a quarter Excellent Exhibition bituminous macadam approaches Week-End Values to produce because the govern-; Market I Denny gave her a grateful smUe. some." of a pint'of thick cream, and fold The show itself was reported the on L.t)CU8t Hill rotfd. "Mias Love la right. Trot back tnent decided to make English in a third of a cupful of crushed, best ever staged here in sharp con- Greenwich.' Round Hill road ap- "But you know I can’t leave the for the water bottle and we'll go child alone. \ promised.' You go," type motors which required other toasted almonds. ' Fold cream • trast to last year's poor exhibition proachPit to Merritt Parkway. CHUCK POT LEAN— FRE8H .SLICED tools. see." And when Peace had gone, Denny demurred. ’ May be Miss and pineapple mixture together which resulted in the failure of the Portland. High .street. I'* njlles he. added, "W hat a good idea. We In .another instance dted, the Le^on to pay for the show, wind- of bituminous'macadam pavement. L o v e " an'd place^ln Ice box or. in electrlq Saturday Special Values could never find a turtle in this C!arole shook her head. "Not Americans said that after long refrigerator. Ijig'up In a ,court suit for payment Closed to through traffic. r o a s t Shoulders BACON grass. But what If they don’t have study an American engine was ap­ Note: Readers desiring an ar­ and damages brought by Joseph J. Somers. Bridge over Scantlc after all that park sun. I’m going Mexican turtles at the pet shop?" to hit the hap. pronto. If you’ll proved for proiductloh" but "Inslg- ticle outlining some good fllsh re­ Oodln o f the Interstate Fireworks river and approaches on Batting "Ihey will." nifleant" alterations were demand­ company of Sprlnglield. Mass., trust me. I'll keep an eye on the cipes are welcome to send for the Hill road. Closed to traffic. FINE POULTRY Daisy Hams, sugar cured, 2 to ^ A Ib. , i c t b . "You’ve aaved my life. Wlirahe kiddy." ed which re(]uired such extensive article called 'Fish Re.st production record $he French , help either. Which one do you * started setting up the big set Fancy .Sugar Cured Bacon. a% lb...... 1 9 S eggs? Carole asked with a wink. mrgazines, and bags of fruit ami pieces and at 7 o'clock all was in Prospect Place and North street. | Why, come to think of it, he had. factories------set-- during------the fighting----- think it is?" 1 Route No, 2: North Stonington. j machine sliced, lb...... a OC cookies, bustled in a momcntlater. waa 750 airpiane engines a month, HaW’a Quality readiness for the exhibition. Fresh .Made Lamb I’atties, He’d fetch It.- he excused himself. The car had Answer: It is often difficult to The sets which brought tiie Relocation of thi.s route nrou-nd vil- \ Bacon Squares. 2 to ;$ pound,s each. END .SIIori.DKR Peace hopped up and down, and M of these came from old, es­ wrapped in bacon. Ib...... a few early train-catchers. The make a correct diagnosis to a case Lb.' roost applapse were the Niagara Inge of North Stonington. No hin- | lb...... •pilling Just a little more liquid, tablished plants, not the new ones such, as yours unless special tests Hen Turkeys 25c 15c porter was malting up aectlons built for the war rush Job. Bread 2 Loaves 11c 8-8 Pounds Average! palls, flanked by colored plllar.s. drnnee to traffic over prewnt Cenuine Spring Bib Lamb Chops, Special On Bib Corned Beef, PORK CHOPS Ib. 13c VEA L CHOPS Ib. 19c eUghtly grapefruUy and muddy here and there, are made. Judging from the In­ extending the entire width of the route. frem park atones, on Denny’s not- lb...... li)...... Denny looked In on Peace, then formation .-you supply, you have Large, Extra Fancy Rib Half—Whole Lotos hill, a beautiful old fn.«hloned fan, Route No. 20: Raikhnmsteil. 35c TENDF.B M)IN what-they-used-to-bc trousers. She walked up and down outside the hot had a Uu^ugh examination. which burned long and opened Bridge over west linini^h of Farm­ Forequarters of Lamb, boned and Iloneless Brisket or Chuck Pieces. took the new wriggler in her hand. great train. The car was air con­ It would be a go^ plan to have Just before .closing, several maghe- ington river at Riverton. Tempor­ rolled if you wish, lb...... i b w C Ib. ;. . . : ...... Shoulder Steaks Ib. 23c VEAL CHOPS Ib. 27c "Joany's shrunk." she aald. ditioned, so all windows were a physician examine the stomach Angel Cokes Each 25c Pork Roast Lh. 18c Sium pin-wheel s<'t8. a series of ary bridge provided. ’ , - “Walt till you feed her!" penny closed: but, re-entering the rear Menus with the fluoroscopic X-ray, mak­ rockets with streaming t^ls, an Granby and East Granhy. Gran- bought enough ant eggs to supply JsPt' PORK YIK.ATV door, he heard Mrs. King tell A Week’s Supply ing X-ray pictures If the need is Large f elephant which waddled acro.ss the hy-East Granby road. 2 '; miles of all Mexico. Meanwhile, (,’arolc Carole: "There’s A gang of them, Indicated. If ulcers are present, hilUand 'the grand finale, a battle bitunfiinous macailnm Hurface. FRESHLY MADE BAKERY GOODS-BAKED RIGHT LIVER Ib. 9c VEAL CHOPS 2 lbs. 27c selected a water plant, "Darby my dear! I saw his moll talking Fop Good Health they will In all probability be Pot Roast Lb. 28c for a mimic fort, with artillery Route No. 32: Windham. Ap­ and Jban’s vitamins ' IJke .spin­ to the awfullest gangster!" Keicommended ach," ahe explained. found In this manner. If there Sandwich Rolls Doz. barking -aB<^ machine guns [>op- proximately 2'n miles of concrete (To Be Continued) B.v -McCoy Health Sepilce are no ulcers, the investigation 17c HERE! Would Miss Love have some . plilg while above the bombs liter­ pavement on Norwich-Wlllimantlc F ra n k s LIVERWURST could be casrled to the gall blad­ Veal Roast Lb. ally fiUeiy^- spinach with thenr? Denny asked. 27c M in r tN l ' Dally Menne. der. There Is a special teat of explosloms for several minutes. erly. She was sorry. Carole aald, but Fre.sh Baked Beans, Fancy Later Cakes, a choice of she’d promised Mrs. King to go -A iiiuriraiis B esiii this organ which may be used, All Kinds of Raisin and No Traffic Jams Route No. 32A: W-aterford. .Vji- .Viiipr. Bolojriia COOKED which is often' of great value In In spite of the. large number of quart ...... frostings, each ...... to a movie, with her. and ahe was ilenue TOr the week beginning Fowl Each proxlmately 2'.. mije.s of four-lane 15c Pouml I’ tnind already late. "That child Is tired. Sunday, July 7. J940 showing whether the gall blad'der 69c ears parked on the lot, no serious dual concrete highway on the New Strawberry Shorleake Biscuits, V ea l l.o a f SALAMI B oardiiij; L iner Sunday: , Is normal or abnormal. At the accidents resulted. The parking What are you going to d(j until Whole Wheat Bread London-Norwich road Boston Brown Bread, dozen ...... r'...... train time?" Breakfast-r-Crlsp waffles; ham; ' end of this examination procedure and traffic handling were in SI.IUF.I) rO TTA fiE Route 5s’of'3 5 ; Itjdgetield. <'on loaf ...... Danish Coltce Bings, "Oh, we'll get a bite and go coddled eggs;'stewed prunes you would •nuv,know ucumiciydefinitely wnatwhat Hamburg ‘''' 25c 2 Lhs. 49c Charge-of police and Legionnaires. strnction box cuIve.Vt near .New 10c « Extra -hremen were on duty at each ...... back to the elation. The train will Galway, Ireland. July S.—(*•! — Lunch—Rich en caeaerole- spin- '^‘so^der you have nnd what type Pure Lard York state line. R o il e d h a m Ib. 29c CHEESE Jh. 5e be made up early,' and I'll put A'mericans who swarmed Into fhls ach; boeU. olive, ciclcry nnd let- treatment to undertake. 2 Lbs. 15c the foui^ Are stations in the South Route No. U S. 44. ( ’anion New ColTee Bing.s, sugar fnjsted. BOLL.S— Frankfurt, Sandwich, Manchester District and extra her to bed." ‘ Irish port for "po.sltlvely the la.st tuce salad. ' \ | ------Hartford. Hartford-Winsted roatL I Ic each. 2 f o r ...... Parker House., Snowflake, doz. . SKI.N’ LESfJ CLUB Dinner Roast chicken: string (Hour Glass Stomach. men were ready to njan apparatus 25c boat" to the United .States until i SausOgie Meat 2 Lbs. 35c of the tw o' Manchester companies 2'e miles of reinforced concrete Carole was gone, and Denny beaTis; turnips; lettuce, cucumber; Question: A. S. states;<” Have Creamery Butter Lb. 29c but in contrast to other years the pavement. FRANKS Ib. 18c CHEESE Ib. 21c looked forwan} to a lung, dull eve­ the war ends began boarding the and tomato salad; Ice cream. ibeen X-rayed and told I have an day was remarkably quiet. The Route.s No. 68 and 69: Prospect, ning before Rhoda returned. He U. S. liner Washington today. &ton(lay; hour-glass stomach. Am writing Dial 5137. ^Free Delivery. Phone Orders Taken MUENSTER Tall. Can Libby’s Long Slice only Are call of the day was at Prospect Intersection 9.39 1. f. of JELLIED t(X)k Peace Into a restaurant and The Wo-shlngton, which reached —Diddled eggs; Melba i for advice. Have been troubled Arm oor’a Sugar Cured, SbaaklcM 7:37 a.m. when an alarm was 8'i, Inch bituminous macadam ordered hot chicken sandwiches for Galway harbor last night, will em­ To!\Bt;jast! stewedntAWMl apricots.flnplmta for some i time,' - CHEE5E Ib. 18c both of them. She sat happily In sounded from box 29,. Cooper and pavement. This Evening,Until 8:15 O'clock. CORNED BEEF Ib. 21c bark 1,800 Americans who came Lunch—Fresh . fruit; pint of An.swer: An hour glass stomach Lb. Pineapple Center street for a Are on a f’on- Route No. 74; Tolland. 8 x 6 re­ front of him. her pet.s on the table here from Britain and the war milk. Is not especially dangarous to It­ Smoked Shoulders 15c 9c inforced concrete box culvert. ’ beside her, now bountifully sprin­ Dinner—Jellied chicken; green nectlcut Company bus. A hand ROLL PURE PRINT SWEET torn European continent. self, but Is usually an Indication Sugar Cured, Sliced ' Large No. 31/, Can Roeedaie exyngulshe.r was all that was Route No. 75: •Snffleld. Storm kled with musty ant eggs. OrlglnaUy listed to sail at high peas; cooked greens; celery; dish of Irritation In the stomach Which need^ to quench the fire in the sewer on” Main street. AT OUk VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT What were Rh(xla and Bertrand tide tonight, the liner probably of berries. has caused a contraction. A milk bus brakes. . Route No. S3: Ellington. 8 x 8 TER LARD RELISH doing? And Carole—he must re- will not„ui leave.cave untilunui latelaie : Saturilay T u esd a y:. diet might help you, but the best Rindless Bacon Lb. Peaches mcroMr to put her straight j that ^ nicrKfnight 6r perhaps Sunday__ ' 17c 15c The Entertainment reinforced concrete box culvert. Fresh Picked Native Peas, from Fancy Sunkist Lemons, Breakfast—Poached eggs; Mel.- plan is to follow tha advice o f the Pre'Vious to the fireworks exhi­ Temporary bridge provided. “ ' i ^American Officials said she was ba Toast; stewed peaches. physician who made the diagnosis, 1-Pound Can Armour'* Large 48-Oimoe Can Bonrily bition the American Legion Comet Route No. 85: Hebron Exeter Highland Park, 10c qt. 3 qts. . . 25c dozen ...... 33c 2 <>». 1 5 * k p i . Lunch—Combination vegetable as he knowa your case. Band gave a fine concert from the road. 3-4 mile of bituminous maca­ Fanc.v"Native Strawberries, »>' had“ m ." c h V c : " ! l '" ^ f o r ? ‘l ^ o 5 5 H ;K ^ m bandstand lo<'nted just below the Golden Ripe Banana.a, Pork & Beans ^”6c 3 c . . . 17c Grapefruit Juice dam surface. 2 q'uarls...... ■ ■ ■ ...... i • 15c observation point on the hill. In Route No. 87: Franklin, Repairs 29c 4 lbs...... 23c H anbay addition to several fine concert Native Green Beans, gerous. whatever ya^ that King ?“"m U sbo;,"pX g\ rw i:l"h S to bridge pver Susquetonsquet Fresh Green Lima Beans, woman had concocted about him lugai, was naiie<] numbers, including patriotic airs hriKik on the .Yantlc-Lebanon road. 2 quart.s...... ! ...... SUGAR TUNAFISH EVAPOKATED -r and marches, a fine drumming ex- Temporary bridge provided. 19c 2 quarts...... ahould be nipped in the bud t L a t e n h ^ o torneH'‘ ^6"' Chocolofe Syrup 1-Lb. Can . hibltion wk* given by the Von California 23c He Shot a glance at Pea« to torpedo her before 9c Grape Jam Route No. 97: Sprague, Three- ^ MILK diacover her head had dropped "’J""’®"'*®'' messaged A re You Deck Brother's and the "Minute Sunkist Oranges for ^ |W Native Cabbage, solid heads, ^ 1 6 -P o u n d span deck girder bridge and ap­ onto her arm on the Uble. She ' thought you were another i.L b.j„^'5e Men," Von Deck Brothers, Peter each ...... i G Rag c a n Tall MIdoo proaches at Shoturket river in Juice, dozen ...... d b O C 35c 10c 4 - waa fast asleep, poor little doll. ■ 2 for 25c Mletzner, Bill .SInnamon and Tom i Baltic! . Can.s Erwin, baton .swinging hy two I.e-J Native Beets, 5c hunch. Nice Ripe Water- C Q He 1st her sleep through .several gion .Majorette., and a fine .saxo-; Route No. 100: EaSt' Haven. .1 f o r ...... melons, each ...... cigarets. • E-Z Freeze 3 Canfi-^25c No. 3 Can Bt. LnSram Steel rigid frame bridge at High 14c She didn’t wake up on the veay phone trio by Richard Duffy. | s o f t a s iu k Maxwell Houae ' David Ketmey and Alfred Gustaf- i street. Temporary bridge' provid­ to the station. , He held her InTjls Op en Forum ed. , ' CAMPBELL'S arms In the waiting room uhtil Lima Beans 10c 2 for 19c Members bf the Legion provided i Route No. 101) Klllingly. Bridge GROCERY DEPARTMENT'S SATURDAY SPECIALS! 11 CAKE FLOUR pkg. 24c the train wae made up. Then he Coffee 2 Lbs. 4Sc No. 3 Can Burt OIney refresh men l.s fixun two stands lo­ I over Five Mile river' and ap- BEANS pnt her to bad. Need of Unity HAVE THE HERALD cated '•» the hill and another near 1 proaches at Dayville. Temporary Feeling like a caged puma. Baardalaya the bar.-lstand. ’ bridge provided. .. SUGAR COFFEE BUTTER SPECIALS N o. I Denny paced from platform to Editor, Mancheatgr Herald. - T omatoes 3 Cans 33c The flres'bi-ks began at 9:10 ! Route .No. "113: .Stratford. Main Pure Cane. Royal Scarlet, Freshly SPAM 12-oz. can 22c Can*' 20c platform of the empty car. Peace, Sir: , ■ Fairmont. sleeping quietly, and he were the GO WITH you Peanut Butter' 1-Lb. Jar p.m. and'«n i»d at 9;40 hut it was ] street. 2.313 feet' o f bituminous 10-lb. ejoth baig .. Roasted, ground as desired, , So the Republicans are calling 1 Sc long after lO o’clock liefone the ; conefete on concrete base..-56 feet 49c Ib...... only occupants. He remembered themselves .the "PesM Party." Bara i-pound bass. had promleed to eend cards to T-Ouaus Can Queen Lifebuoy Soap* 4 25c last car was, rolled out of the. lot. I 85 feet wide I.and O’Lakes, Are they sure that they are riot a [/ae this handy order blank: Legihnnaire.s worked Ibng into the [ Route No. 149: Colchester. Paper 2 lbs. 4bpDG KIX 2 pkgs. 21c DESIRE CORN Warrens en route. Had the Peace-at-any-prlce Party?, George SMAC MARSHMALLOW 2 lbs...... Id mailed one of those'her bight dismantling the refre.shment i Mill bridge over Jeremy Brook. Washington surely would not have Circulation Department, Tunafish. T3c for ■tands and removing equipment. l..arge (ther had addressed I for her, subscribed to a Peace Party In 2 25c East Haddam. Approximately 1 EVAPORATED .MILK The Herald, Manchester, Cohn, I mile of bituminous.macadam ' on CAH . a.CTi^lcago? Probablyinot. Bet­ 1776—nor-}vould Hopest Abe In 6-Oaaoe Can R; 8 R. , - Oxydol 2p^i.39c' f - 18c D ILL PICKLES qt. 10c ter to W'Sqre. Leavlng-Pescc In j the .Moodus-AVestchester road. Small ^ Royal Scarlet, CLAPP’S BABY FOOD ^ 2 5 * 1863! ■ These men placed principle Persistent Frog the porter’s Iszre, he hurried into before aecurlty. and realized that I Temporarily closed to through 4 tall cans . . . Strained, the station to send'a-zylre. Please send The Herald to the address below for tha CflII ee«*aaeee« 10c 26c there can be no righteous peace Boneless Chicken 'Can I ti affic. OCTAGON 4 - "Arrived safely, Clilcagq,’’ ha period checked. 39c 'Wichita, Kas.—(J>>—Helen Tay­ 3 fo r ...... under certain direful conditions! Route No. 164: Preston. A p­ SOAP GRAPEFRUIT SWEETHEART -acrawled. "Don’t worry. Woirt let^ 1 Quart Ivanhoe MOXIE 3, X 25c lor captured a frog After its croak­ proximately, 1 miles of bitumin­ JEI.L-O TEN^B-LOW Chopped, Never have JusUce. liberty, ^ Small Bottlea, ing in her backyard fishpond kept her out of my eight. Have been One week— 18c , □ ' . ^ Both For ous macadam pavement • on the All Flavork! For Making Ice Cream 2 for ...... OCTAGON JUICE SOAP spotted aa kidnaper by feiiH^ Christianity (Indeed all worth­ W Contents Only ...... her and the neighbors awake. She while f b l i ^ ) been more serioUsly leoeeaaeae 25e • Presflon Rlains-Gjiswold road. 3 packagea . . . 8-ounce SOAP POWDER pest, so prepare for,,the worst in Two weeks—36c □ ' Mayonnaise took It 'a block away, and thought Open to lcJ;al traffic. 14c threatened than today! It is no ohe'd never see it again. The frog naxt commuqlque." 1 fiosvisr cw i i%*oiinoo Route No. 174: New Britain and can ...... 25c * CLAPP’S 2 T a “nr 2 5 c No, that.would never do. Wom- Ume for petty prejudices or selfish Three weeks— 64c □ Freak, Ripe was back In 15 minutes. Next 2 pkgs. 9c . 6c bar motives. It Is no time to criticize Bight -she took it several blocks. Newington. Grade crossing ellm- Tomatoes, Royal Scarlet, RENNET DESSERT ^en had no sense ,of humor,'’ and Irtatlon on Newington avenue and solid pack. Mrs. Warren might be alarmed. such men as Qolonel Henry L.. * One monlh^Oc □ Potato Salad * B u k It came, croaking loudly, in Peaches, Halves or Sliced, Stlmson and Colonel Frank Knox 47 New Britain avenue. Temporary He tore It In half and tossed it. Lb. half an hour. Miss Taylor said No. 2^ ca n ...... Six Flavors, SUNKIST ORANGES BANANAS PEACHES TomFreeh atoesr 7c detour provided. 10c Brownie Brand. 29c Into a basket, eubatltutlhg: "Ar- for placing love of country ahead Tfi’o months—11. □ . , 1 Pound Sunahtoe •hell take the frog several miles Spinach, Royal Scarlet, 2 largest cans., 2 pkgs...... of politics. It is no time to read Into the country n.ext time. .She Route No. 1881 Oxford and Sey­ 19 c -riva8-aato}y--ehlcago. Well and Both For mour. Rock, Hbuse Hill road. Fancy Califoniia, Friiil Cocktail, Royal Scar­ d o z . > ib sT haUpy. Don’t worry. Welcome to such loyal Americans. out of the knowa it'a the same frog because 18c S c Ib. 4 2Se Republican party. •he tied a ribbon on Its About ’-J mile of bituminous maca­ largest can .. let, fancy, Corn Kix, little atranger. Regards, D." Graham Crockers Green or Wax Beans dam. 15c In his haste to get back to hla On the contrary, all facUons Starting date ...... pl^fiT* ••••••••••••• 1 Largo . Pork and Beans in Tomato largest can .. 23c 11c charge he had not noticed that should unite In a supremi effort I- ■ . ■ _ _ Route No. 207: Sprague. Cow,- PLUMS GRAPEFRUIT — Baboqji Hunter Baoapes crete T-beam bridge over Beaver Sauce, Royal Scarlet, Ulb. Prone Juice, Royal Scarlet, PINEAPPLES the back.', of the woman writing. to -crush the rule o f tyranny and ^enclose my check or money order for 3 Lba. 25c cans, Pard Dog Food, In a corner belonged to Mr*. King, brute force, which Is spreading__ Brook 'under construction. Tem­ Fufe, 2 pint 1 ’^ ! ^ Beach Ball * ^ Fancy, Long Oreea Phoanbe, Aria.—iWl— Wlttman porary bridge provided. ' that she had watched him enter like some cancerous growth—over 35 2 . f o r .■*.... I 3 cans ■trana went baboon hunting and •1 U bottles ...... I w V 2 d o z . 1 9 ^ 10c e a c h the telegranh office. Nor did ha the world. Until this-has been ac­ 5 ^ 3tS® Name...... to hla dtacomfort almost caught Banned fnmi South Coast eee her pick up the pieces of hU complished there can be no peace first message, fit them together, on earth. Domino Ale and Flavors Eaeli 3 C was or waa it the other way ir rioATt (Please print or write plainly in pencil) ■round? Baba, aix-year-old toboon, London, July 5.—(a>>—The pub­ HOMEMADE -i'’ DANISH and read with8raapptog eyea, OW Hickory. 28-Ounce Bottka O T * New aw apad from a pri-vate soo. Evans lic today waa banned by the Home He was jMi^ng a box of choc­ Contents Only ' A # C ^Bfed hla only two shotgun abells Offica from entering any part of LAVA olates—two boxes as au after­ Owls Become "Dive Bombers.” Address ...;...... 4 OPEN PIES COFFEE RINGS — MtShiit aven frightaning hef. Then the south coast (Smnty of Sussex, IVORY SOAP thought—and a ..Jar M dlfferenUy Laurel. Neb-—(*^—A family o f Cabbage : took raflige In a ooverec? cage, n Inr^a pail of the county, of flavored barley tUcka, when that owls developed into "dive bomb­ I to diacover Baba had t^ t Hampshire, Including yie big Na­ Large . Zaa88**ea*8«* lady stiick hi* tilegram Into her ers" here, Aa the - young owls ’ - Kool-Aid Bm t. Ha Jumped out and call- val base of -Portsmouth„ and the 20c each 2 ^ ^ 2 5 c handbag, with a muttoiad: “Pre­ grew tha parm U gave them night­ -6pkk25c iHstfra dapunlM who captured important shipping center of Medium ...... 5 for 26c pare for the woret—you bet. Fe­ ly laaaona to sweeping from tele­ ■•atO laey Southampton. , male peat!" . phone wires to attack passara-by. 5** Ifl *nd mail with check or money order to. An* irate dtlzaa armed with a TiM ^vlM |icom ' ' ■. '1 . . jtb o a s I he Herald, 13 Bissell St., or leave at business office. waa eartatoly abdtgja Uquldatad than - . Applesauce 3 cu»27c MANCNIST^ COHN* ^

. 4 ppMMVtoHatC hla drug.ntore while Ohlat S to u PAQB THlRTlIBlir w m ' working behind the preacrip- a t y , K M — H. tion counter. He caught only a • ^««n cliUC of. police fleeting gUmpie of the pair M they IM. tie oenlM no gun. escaped with »16. It was the fiwrth . heM up the manager ot time it s store has been held up* MancheBter Althbugh It*s 170 Days D ate Book Pu lllic Heariingfl Sched­ To Holiday Post Office uled for July *11 and Oaoiag Bvente Gets Bulletin. Aug. 19-24.—Tall Cedars Joy- July 16. . West Sid^s Nip GA’s, 3-2, to Regain Tw i Lead Tips On Bsstbsil: 1 land, Dougherty lot. f Brooks WaUop Giants While Christinas Is still over Both the townV coning authorV , 170 days off, the post office de­ ties— the Zoning Comritlsslon _,anl partment has already Issued in its’ HOWTOaiCH SeiFeral Outings the Zoning Board of Appeals— Jack May Cops Petey Scalzo Risks Title ^ PatComiskey Twice by-5-1 and 6-1 regular bulletin service to all poet have been holding hearings rv ■y IIU DICKEY offices. Including- Manchester,, a. At Bolton Villa cently and conaldering the prol> Pitching Duel /A t Hartford Next Tuesday l^oms as Only Y »rk Ym»k90 Stmr warning to Chrtstmaa package lema that artsa as Manchester ex­ To Retain Game Lead mailer^ not to write but oiie ad­ 'I tends Itself as a ’residential c o w . dress their packagee.. The ’The Headquartera Company of munlty with unequalled suburbai From Murdock^ clerks and carriers have bad grief , Hartford, Conn., July 6 (Spe­ Heavy Threat the Connecticut National Guard facilities. As new building con- cial ) —Petey Scalzo, featherweight Redfl RefuM; to Yield each year due to the multiplicity tinues and business improvement 'V of addresses on the holiday pack­ will have an outing and dinner to­ champion o i the world who is to Standings locally is noted, more and mori put hia title "on the line" In a 15- Ground, Taking Pair age mails.’^ morrow afternoon and evening at Also Scored W inning New Jersey Puncher Is requests come before these two rounder with the huaky little "W e don’t seem to be able to do Yeeterday’s Reanlte the Villa Louisa In Bolton. Sunday bodies. ( f ■ Run Bobby (Poiaon) Ivy of Hartford at From Pirates; Tribe anything about it.” said a post the Spruce Street Tavern and in Filth; Rival .Likely to Get Chance Eastern Blach of them hae a public heai> Bulkeley Stadium here Tuesday Divides with Tigers; Hartford 3-0, Springfield 0-5. office spokesman. "The people Business Men’s Association will' faiijicheduled this month. Hurlers Give Up Only night, today pitched hla training At Joe Louis in Year; think they help us when they have an otiting at the Villa and Scranton 7-3, Wilkes-Barre L-L 'The zoning Board of Appeal! camp in this city and began work­ Bosox Bow Twice to| Albany 11-3, Binghamton 4-8. write the addresit on a couple of Fred Cassella Is In charge of ar­ Will convene at 8 p. m. July 11 In Six Safeties Apiece. ing out with several New York Kayoes Sikes in First. V- • SdME LIKE IT COLD places, but instead .they hurt us.” rangements. On Sunday, July 14. Elmira 9-8, Wllllamaport 0-9. the municipal building to mak« spar-mates. Yanks, Champs ^ocJ|i National tjauaes Confusion. the Oak Street Business Men's As­ decision on two petitions for eX' Although ..’ the German-Ameri- The champion baa fully recov­ By Oayle Talbot SOME LIKE IT HOT In. handling thousands of pack- sociation will have an outing at Eight Homers. ^ > Brooklyn 5-6, New York 1-1. ceptlons to zoning rules. eaha falW^ to defeat P a gia l’a ered from alight injuries to one New Yprk, July 5—(P )-- Pat BUT HOWEVER T01T LIK E IT , you’ll need plenty of meat this tigea of mall. It was pointed out, the Villa. The same, place has been Philadelphia 4-4, Boston 3-5. Zoning' Oonunlsoion. hand and will be ready to atntt Comlskey, the tall, blbntf puncher '------i Cincinnati 9-3, Pittsburgh 1-1. Slim m er for energy. And If you buy Pinehurat meats, yoii get a clerk often Sees' the wrong aide i-eat Stdei Wednesday evening chosen for the Britlah-American The Zoning Commission is one of the finest performances h e : from Paterson, N. J., still looks By Jodson Bailey I Chicago 4-2, St, Louis 3-5, better meat; first, because wb buy only the highest grade meat of the package--the. side with the Club's outing on July 21. key .did play and lose one of the meet July 16 at 8 p. m. In has flashed since he first took the I. like the only, heavyweight in the Associated Press Hporte Writer ' .American and second, we keep them better witb RENTSCHLERIZINO. address but no stamps. He may municipal building to establish played gamea Of the current title when be goes against the country who might. In time, give It was a safe and sane Fourth New York 12-7. Bostoh 4-8. Plnehurst carefully trimmed Rteaks, Rib Roasts- and Pot Roasts often toss the. package In the new regulation govemiiig mini Twl League season coming out on slugging little contender from this Joe Louis a real fight for his title. of July in the major leagues. Washington 5-9, Philadelphte are sure to please your family. postage due pile. In the same mum. distances from street to the short end of a 8-2 icore, Pat city's East Side. Comlskey has improved tremen- All the prespective fireworks I “5. way, if the parcel la being sent Curb Stocks building line on comer lots. Murdock and Jackie May hooked 8ca)cq.'s form In his gym work­ tlouBly in the last eight months, fizzled ,out, leaving the ' Brooklyn Detroit 5-1, Cleveland 3-2. PINEHURST FRESH POULTRY special delivery, the Clerk may see To come before the appeals . up In a real pitcher's argument out here eo impressed the large since his meteoric rise was slowed Dodgers and Cleveland Indiana un- Chicago 7-8, .St, Louis 3-5. the side which doesn't bear the group are petitions of Clarence W. with the latter carrying o ff the number who saw him box that the temporarily by the cagey veteran, s^tbed at the top Of- the National Standings Specially fed, cleanly dressed. Native Fresh Broilers War was more than words in a history t ^ k to the (prl!girls who attended this English school on Britain’s 10-cent blue stamp, and in the Amn Cits Row and Lt B .. Comstock, who wishes the right verdict becatiae hia mates came populkr Ivy has lost some sup­ Steve Dudaa, and he looks now as and American leagues'and eager Eastern east coast porters. . . Frying Chickens and Roasting Chickens weighing Nazi_bombs completely demolished school building in one of regular nightly raids on Brit- confusion the package will be Amn Superpow ...... to establish, a gati station at 865 through witb timely_.hittlng while though he -will go on to challenge to prove the truth of that- old say- . W L t. OBL ain, killing 11. Photo arrived in New York by clippper •bout 4 '/f pounds. r, simultaneously with news o f other more damag- handled the regular way. A spe­ Can Marc ...... % Middle Turnpike' East, and. Lucy May furthered hts own cause by Bat Battajino, the old East Side for the crown. Ing about the Independence--^ Day Albany . , . 38 29 '^567 ing Nazi bombing of Britain. cial handling Instruction may also Cent SUtea E l ...... 3-16 G. Spencer, whojleslres to con­ war-horse whom Bobby hopes to hammering a atngle in the! fffth May Face Buddy Baer. leaders winning the pennants. Binghamton . , .36 29/ .554 be overlooked. a t s Sve ...... ■ 8% vert a:I0 room'single dwelling at and scoring on Hedlund's single, emulate by smashing hla way. to Elmira Plump. Tender Fowl for fricassee or summer There Is a strong 'possibility All they have to do now is stay . . . 35 ¥ .530 2(4^ It is pointed out that if the ad­ El Bond and S h ...... 418'Ndifth Main street into, a three over second. the-featherweight throne In Tu2g- where they are. Hartford ' . . . .3.5 .522 3 chicken salad. P o u n d ...... JL jFC ! roses and baby breath. ’The day night's battle, is Inclined td^ that he will be signed today to dress is only on the one side, the Nlag Hud Row ...... 4 V tenement house, the former re­ Once again Ed Kose came to The two games that Involved Springfield .. .35/ 32 .522 3 groom's uncle, Louis Ducharme of favor Scalzo although Hartford's Bobby Ivy fight Buddy Baer In the fall. If : Willington Ellington package will be handled properly. Segal Lock ...... 13-16 quest applying to an A residence the rescue of his team In the third the leaders yesterday brought out Scrapton . . .32 33 .492 5 ' Capons. Leeds, Mass., was best man. famous former champ is all for Pat gets past the younger of the " Friends attended the ceremony The fallacy that writing more Uni Lt and Row A ...... zone and the latter to a B resi­ when ,he raced over the cinder 111.939 fans confident they were WIlUAnjaport ' 36 .429 9 'Miss Jennie B. Church Q. F. Berr Bobby .eentimentally. Battallno, Battallno had to smash apart Baers, then It Is a fairly safe bet from Leeds. Mass., Maijchester, j than one address on a package, dence zone. track In left center field and haul­ going to'see some of the greatest WUkes-Barre /26 42 .382 12% Tel. 49S-S, Rockville like moat of those who see Scalzo when he punched out his sensa- that we Will see him climb SLICED.BACON ...... lb, 25c Coventry, Hartford and Bolton.'' and that on opposite sides, has Given Engine'Contract ed down Becker's bid for what fighting since Caesar_ divided all Vfttional as the winner, believes that the tlonal titular victory, over Andre through the ropes and have hts Brooklyn ./ Freshly Chopped Howard Pratt has started build­ Following their marriage the coji- i been the practice for many years. To Remove Children would have been good for two Gaul into three parts. They . ,43 21 .672 COLD "feather" king has a little too Routts in this city. try at the big Negro about a year Cincinnati / . . .43 23 PINEHURST GROUND BEEF ing a house for Joseph Lustig on pie left for Lake Willoughby, Ver* I A special Town Meeting was A statistician of the department Washtn^on, July 5—(JF>—The bags at least. There were two men from now. weren’t disappoint^ .652 1 has estimated that mail clients London. July 5—(,Ri—The Health much experience for the fiery lit­ The prospect of a buzz-sJw fight New York/ . .. .38 26 WUllngtoh Hill. mont for a few weeks. |held in Ellington Town Hall Tues­ Navy Department announced to­ on the paths at the time but two .594 5 25c lb. waste 10.7&0i000 hours annually Ministry announced today that 40.- tle Hirtfprd fighter. and the fact that a world title It might take a.'little longer Draw Record Turnout Chicago /' .. ...37 35 .514 10 Delegates to Meet ! day evening for the following pur­ day award of the following con- were out. Oox, who sparked the G. than that for Comlskey to get A P Feature Service Lean, Boneless CUTS Miss Alta Moors Is. attending the trying to be too careful. j 000 registered school children A.'s Wednesday night, also made N o "cheese champion" and a will be at stake and may be taken Stey up close to the bat, you’ll The largest baseball turnout In St. Louis .. .27 35 .435 15 Conference delegates from tract: United Aircraft Corp., Rratt thoroughly ready, but some smart You get a wonderful view of the Detroit's history, 57.633, filled summer bible schooi at-8torrs. poses: To see if the Town would So the post office department and Whitney Division, East Hart- would be removed from Britain's three slzsllng plays and. Murray's blasting hitter with both hands, by a Central Connecticut favorite fine catching curves la easier Pittsburgh . . . 25 38 .397 n % D AISY H A M S ...... lb. 33c Assorted Storrs, Greenwich and Washing boxing men around this town don’t ball game from my poslllon—and Briggs stadium to whoop and vote to purchase a certain parcel would like to have you remember | ford. Conn., $80,380,,engine. coastal areas beginning Sunday. stop and throw o ff Carron's bat the veteran Scalzo is sure to give have already assured Promoter there. And on low balls that Bostph . . .23 37 .388 18 SSc and 45c lb. Glenn Macbeth, Jr., of Wood­ ton will meet this evening to dls think so. AI Weill, who manages you need it. It’s your job to ana­ groan as the Indians and Tigers LAMB IN SEASON . . . of land and buildings located West s to ^ oul. George Hay came up Ivy much tougher opposition than Loo Vlacual of a heavy gate. strike tbs ground before crossing Ph^delphia . ,22 43 .338 31H bury, was the week-end guest of cuss plans for Sunday church ser­ Lou Ambers, Arturo Godoy and lyze eyer playing situation and to of the Town Hall, now owned by a-lth a fine stop and throw In ______i~. '______the plate, drop Ui yoUr knees to divided a doubleheader. American Try one of these Genuine Spring, Lean Boiled Ham. ’ Miss Virginia Becker of West Wil­ vices. The delegates Include; Miss about 40 others, is. one o f the lat­ meet every emergency in a flash. Tommy Bridges pTtched the T i­ the estate of the late Francis M. right field when be shot over from block the ball with your body tf CTeveland . . .44 28 .611 LAM B SHOCLOERS with brown gravy, Baked Ham. lington. Elaine Anderson and Hollis McKee est to climb on the Comlskey That’s one of your moat impor­ gers temporarily Into first place Charter. After considerable 'dis­ second, grabbed Pfau's bid on the it bounces past your glove. /Detroit . . .41 21 .603 3 baked brown Kew Potatoes and Fresh Peas. Chicken Loaf, Communion will be observed who attended Greenwich; Mi.»s bandwagon. tant jobs but of course there are In the first game with a 5-3 triy cussion it was voted to impower grass and threw the runner out at Now, about hcadwork. I try to Boston ...... 38 30 .559 4 next Sunday morning in Memorial Alison Lee and Miss Jean Miinro "When 1 ^een him the other night otters. First, though, let’s check Cervelat. the Board of Selectmen to pur­ first on a close play. keep a'^mental library containing umph on five hits. Rudy York New York . .. .36 31 .537 5 4 church at South Willington. who attended Storrs; Miss June Anchor Inn Captures I couldn't hardly believe my eyes," up on your qualifications' for the helped him with a two-run homer LAMB SHOULDERS Salami. chase the land and buildings there­ Both teams scored twice In the exact information about every Chicago . . .30 36 .455 11 Raymond Pirtle of South Wil­ Mildner and Miss Pearl Glcsecke Al volunteered, "The kid’s got job. You should be tall—height off left Aj Smith, who had won on for a sum of $1,000 without ex­ second. The Germane had three hitter who’s ever, stepped into the St. Louia .. .33 40 .452 114 Lu.\ury Loaf. lington was flned $25 and costa in who attended the conference at a nifty left now' bo go with that helps in grabbing wild pitches and nine and lost one up until that 20c lb. ception. Action was also taken other chances to score but May box before me. From that knowl­ Washington . . .29 43 .403 15 Cheese Loaf. Andover court for reckless driv­ Washington. right of his." ' throws from the outfield -- but time Legs of Lamb will weigh from S to 7 relative to certain repairs requesl- remained master of the situation Third Local Victory edge, coupled with the stage of Philadelphia . .26 42 .382 16 Veal Loaf. ing; $il5 of the fine was remitted. The. meeting will be held at the *ed on the highway leading through Pat always could knock them there have been good catches of Mmnds. and trotted off, the field with a every size and shape. the game, position of men on But in the second game the In­ Today’s Games Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robertson parsonage at 7:30 p! m. Miss Jean the 7th .School district, past the bowlegged with his right. He well earned victory in hla back If you're a worrier you’H have bases, and the pttcher'a apecial- dians squeezed out a thrilling 2--1 Eastern Morrell’s Hams . . E-Z . . Cut, and Mrs. Agnes Woodworth left Phillips will be un^'le to attend old school site, to Newell Hill, in East Hartford Driilis Ami will battle it ofit with Vernon packs a real knockout in that lies, I riec^e what the next pitch victory in eleven Innings to re­ Elmira at Williamsport. ready to serve . . Whole or Shank, as she is now at the conference at the Crystal Lake secUbn of the pocket. It will be remembered that a tough time. I find the position Wednesday night for the World’s last year these two teams staged in another League game. All fiat. But- he had no left at all requires a calm, objective view of Khould be. ,\ gain the lead. Until the ninth this (Only game scheduled). SOc pound. Woodstock. P l^ s will be made to town. After much debate, $300 | the first time he fought Dudas. and Fair in New York and will return a spectacular contest which the B liie fic Id H - b y players are urged to be present on the field at all time.s. But you Hide Thoar Signals was a southpaw atn/ggle'between, National Butt H a l f ...... lb. SSc Sunday. have reports .fit conference activi­ was voted for such purpose. l time. the veteran made a monkey of Al Mllnar and rookie Nal New- Brooklyn at Boston. G.A.'a won, T-0, defeating Berg In must be on your toes. Signals for pilches, as you prob­ ties made at the Sunday service Mr. and Mrs. John McLean of ’ 4-1; Martino Pilch­ Depot Hqiiare (i&rage him at timea. Since then he must houser. Cleveland effected an un­ Philadelphia at New York Orote • Weigel’s Frankfurts , . About thirty past masters and the amazing time of one hour and If you’re sUil interested in the ably knowi arc given with fingers visitors attended the Past Masters’ at the Bolton Center Congrega­ Somers Road are enjoying a : - AB R H PO A E have spent hours a day perfecting earned run off the freshman in Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. Minced Ham . . Pressed Ham. tional Church. twelve mlqutee. This game lasted es Niftv Six-Hitter. job, put on a mask and come be­ projecting; from under, the mitt. Association meeting in Wapping. week’.s vacation, spending three ; -VlcCurry. ss . . .4 1 2 0 5 2 a left. hind the plate with me. the fourth on an error and a dou­ Chicago at .St. Louis. days in New York at the World’s : only one hour and twenty-seven We'll ’ hold between the legs away from Plans were made for a picnic and * Bolton Briefs Vittner, Jr., 3b .4 1 2 3 •3 1 He looked almost a finished take up some fujVm entals ble by Ben Chapman, who pad .American Fair and the remainder of the : mtnutss; The win boosted Paganl's I the eyes of baseline coaches and John R. Edwards of South Willing- George Alvord is recovering When it comes to pass out the Comber, If ... .4 0 1 1 0 0 fighter the other night against Bob The Proper Crouch homered In, the first game. Then Boston at Washington, week touring Maine. ! outfit Into the lead In the league Qii(mby. If ... 'the opposition dugout. It's a good St. Louis at Chicago. ton was appointed one of the com-1 atandlng. local baseball honors it might be .0 0 0 0 0 0 Sikes, of Arkansas, on the Ga- NoW. get into the crouch with idea ,to work out an alternate set the Tigers loaded the bases and State Policeman Albert H. Kim- i , Brannick, lb . .4 2 New York at Philadelphia mittee in charge. An Invitation ■ \ Paganl’s West Hides well to consider the Anchor Inn 3 13 0 0 lento-Baer card. It took him your 'legs comfortably spread, j of signals and switch back and got the, tying run in the ninth. In F o r n oA S T attended Mr. Alvord found it ball and Joseph W. Donovan of the j AT MEAT MARKETS Yankowski, sf .4 1 2 1 only a little over two minutes to (Only games scheduled). was given by Arthur Hutchinson AB R H PO A F. 0 0 trunk and knees slightly bent. 1 forth when a man’s on second so the eleventh two singles sandwich­ nece.ssary to take six stitches to Stafford State Police Barracks are ’ nine of Eaet Hartford, which yea- Arckivy, c ... .4 1 3 to hold the picnic in his grove at Murray, 3b .. . 3 0 1 -0 2 0 6 0 0 knock Sikes down three times and weight on the balls of the feet. I | that he can’t catch on to your slg- ed Around a sacrifice scored the close the wound made by a tin enjoying their annual vacation. 1 terday completed conquest of three Vittner, ,Sr., rf .4 0 1 1 render him helpless, but in the FANCY QUALITY Manche.ster. Zapatka, lb . . 3 0 2 5 ! 0 0 0 flnd it’s a good Idea to keep the ; naLs and relay them to the coaches winning run. vantage of five Philadelphia er- can. Dr* Moore dressed the Wound Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Sthlude A Picnic Necessity! Pollnaki. cf .. .3 0 r Frank Joslin is working for Miiis It- 32c J. May, p ... . 3 1 1 0 0 0 of Manchester's leading teams by 0 0 0 "hort -tlme It lasted Comlskey left foot advanced an inch or two and batter The Brooklyn Dodgers romped rors. Thursday morning and reported have returned from their wedding Asst. Cold Cuts ' Pavclack. cf . . .1 0 1 0 0 Frances Mersereau on the outside Hedlund. e .. . 3 0 2 10 1 0 meting out a 4-1 trimming to the 0 made an undeniable impression. to speed up the rise to throwing Now a few .s of play: Al­ like champions over the .New York The' toUI attendance in th# it was healing fine. trip to the Catskills. Niagara Bliieflelds-Legion at the West Side .Sebula, 2b ... .4 0 1 2 0 0 Sikes brought a brilliant rec­ position. Giants 5-1 and 6-1 In a double i majors for the day was 214.743, premises. Backofen's— Fancy Forde, If . . . . . 3 0 0 0 0 0 Fidler, p ...... ways keep, an eye on a runner on English Muffins. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill are- enter­ Falls, Lake Champlain and the Oval. Earlier this season the .3 1 1 1 1 0 ord here and was regarded as a The best throw is a snap, fore­ feature for 54,306 fans at the Polo 1 ' ^______The Girl Scout troop of which mountain.^ in Vermont,' They are Frankfurters Ib. 29c Kose, cf ...... 2 1 0 2 0 0 first and fake an occasion throw taining their son and family, Mr. Anchors drubbed Morlorty Broth­ real test for the Jersey hope, but arm power shot, sent as nearly as grounds ! Miss Elsie Amldhn is captain, gave nOw residing at Coventry Lake for Robinson, rf . 2 1 0 0 0 0 to first to keep him clqsis If you' and Mrs. Russell Merill and son ers by 9-3 and the Pollsh-Amerl- 39 7 17 27 10 he was completely outclassed. passible on a straight line to the Curt DaM.s parcelled out seven, LoS t I\icTht\ E i f f h t » BIRDS EYE FOODS PEPPERIDGE BREAD an entertainment at the Town hail, the summer. G. May, 2b . . 1 0 0 1 2 0 Tall think he’s contemplating a steal. Peter of Fitchburg, Mass., over ib.”25c cans by 11-5. Cedar* Comiskey's first solid right objective. And you know to be a Never leave your position at the safeties to the GianU m winning » r t g n i W Tuesday evening. The girls sang Rev. and Mr.s. TTicodore .S, Dar- Hambrug 2 49c Bacon Morawa, ss . , 2 0 0 0 0 0 AB •ILICIOUS MEALS IN A JIFFY! the week-end. Lou Martino twirled a brilliant' R H PO A F smashedb him down, and as fast catcher you have to do .some plate if there's a funner in scor­ the opener. Joe Medwick hit his White or Whole Wheat. ’’Leaning’on the Old Top Rail; ” Miss Betty Chase of Wethers rah have returned from Quincy, T six-hitter for the Invaders as he Wilkinson. 2b . .2 1 b 4 1 ( Totals ...... 22 3 6 0 aa , he hro.se' Pat upset him again catching -matter of fact you have ing position. Arid when a runner -third home run in three days and By The Associated Press Geraldine Farra and Rosa Ann field spent Fourth of July with h er,’^^'*^" ''’here they attended the 18 6 struck out twelve batters and Hadden, sf . . . . .4 ) 2 4 0 ( lb 20c i i German - . A mericxins with left hooks that muat have to be a complete master at ratcli- is pounding for home on a ba-sehit catcher Babe Phelps hit two. New York - G^mnar Bariund, Coffee Rings. , Sun^ sang "In An Old Dutch Gar­ parent.s, Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. wedding of Mr. Darrah’s .sister, Smoked Shoulders issued not a alhgle pass. He was In Lutz. 3b ...... 4 0 0 3 4 carried d.^amite. FOH A mUOOKT DiHMtH AB R H E Ihg any type of pitch from bullet- do all these things: In the second, game Vito "famu- 200. Finland, kijockcd out Henry den, and Geraldine Farra played Chase of South Bolton. - Mi.-is Marv Darrah. PO A trouble only once, that when the Norris, lb ...... 4 0 4' 8 0 ( From Tender, Prime Cox, s s ...... 2 0 0 2 3 1 Has What It Take*. like fast balls to the mo.st freak­ Block that plate, legitimately, lis, generally in the backgrouijd at Cooper, 192, BrookliTi (7.1, Frankfurt Rolls. a piano solo, followed by another Very few berry growers in Bol­ Blueflelds tallied their lone coun­ Nichols. If ...... 3 0 0 0 0 ( CHOPPED STEAK lb. Steer Beef. lb- 29c Correntl, 2b . . 1 1 0 ' 2 Sizing him up as a future op­ ish curves. and watch the runner out of th i Brooklyn, came to the front'with Albany* N. Y.—Tommy Tucker, song by all the Girl Scouts. "Three “Status' Quo” Maintained Rib Roast 0 1 ter In the second inning oh Wlerz- Metcalf, c ...... 3 0 0 2 2 ( Hog ton had pickers in their fields on ponent for' Louis. Pat appears to Remember to guard your bare comer of your eye a.s you concen­ a three-hlt'performance. He had a 178, New’ York, knocked ou t. Dri-i 55c Good Turns. An interesting play Becker, cf ... .. 3 0 0 3 0 1 blrkl’s single to left and Stack’s Kennedvi a# .. . .3 0 0 0 1 ( CUT CORN . . . u'jot.) Sandwich Rolls. Fourth of July morning due to the _. ,0 0 0 1 have what it takes. He has hand. Practice keeping it clenched trate on'the ball speeding toward perfect game for seven innings mihgb Valin, 195. Hayward, Cal., was presented. "The Ghost in the rain. Many farmers in the vicinity' , ^ 5 An offi- Pfau, If ...... 8 0 1 0 double to left center.^Otherwise he Wilkie,'rf ...... 3 0 0 3 0 ( Hlllinski, rf .. .. 3 1 2 0 0 0 I a in a fist until ball strike' glove — you. If he slides as you catch the and by the time he gave up three ] ri\ Green Gown ” There was a food are reporting financial losses. communique _ said tp- NEEDS was In complete command of the GXP. cf ...... 3 0 0 0 0 ( surging ambition. None Confectionery or Picm c AND OUTING Ftnoochl, e .. . 8 1 1 0 0 0 of the then clamp that hand over the hall, play for hts foot Alwavs tag hits and a run in the eighth the j ------.sale and the proceeds' will be used Mlss Francis Sillano ^f Man- i \ proceedings. / McLagan. p . . . .3 0 0 0 1. ( pill. That trick RASPBERIt\ES ...... 23c Carron, lb .. . 2 0 0 others has ail of these. will save - yqu ’ that foot—it’s the first part'of his Dodgers already had hammered i Legion Junior* Practice Brown Sugar .... lb. 7c for ramping. "iTie troop with the Chester visited her'■ parentsparents, Mr. maintained bv both British ami 11 0 0 Zig 'Olbert to e j the slab for the plenty of split GREEN PEAS ...... 25c French authorities regarding Chapman, 3b . 3 0 1 0 1 1 Maxle B ad's youth has fled, fingers, stpved bo«iy to get to the plate. out 15 hits and all their funs. j The Legion Juniors will practice captain will leave Saturday for and Mrs. Silvano Sillano on Thurs­ 0 0 ^ Red and_ While losers and did A good job but his 32 2 2 24 9 and he would have no earthly bus- hands, and other mishap.'!. Re- I There's no doubt about it, catch- French Indo-Chlna and French Tin Murdock, p . . 1 0 0 6 0 Score By Innings Sweep Giants .Series i at Mt. Nebo tomorrow morning at Kleenex .. ^ . 2 for 25c Amidon’a lake in Westford, and day. mates couldn't get any riirvs for Ineas getting in the ring with me'mber that a catcher bencheiD ing is a tough job. But if you have This gave Brooklyn a sweep of nine o’clock in preparation for Naval forces In this area. 21c Plltt. • ...... 1 0 0 0 0 Tall Oedara ...... ft02 000 000 2 Oar Safarf Swggaatfoa will camp for a week. Many of the stands offering him. A a tn ^ by Potenza. a bunt Loula again. Godoy can’t hit with an injury is no,good to hia | any aptitude for It and .prartice the three game series with New "Tuesday’s Hartford.CPunty League Miss Doris Bentley, daughter of fireworks'fpr sale were completely laid dowm,/aafeiy by Pandlso, a Depot Square ... .001 103 20x—7 Scottpw^is ... 3 for 29c Total# ...... 20 2 6 hard enough. Bob Pastor simply ball club. I plenty, you can master it York and shoved the Giants five clash with New Britain here, Man­ Mrs. Christine Bentley, formerly of sold out on Fourth ,of July eve­ Underwood’s 2 Tin* 15 12 4 sacrifice, ahd an outfield fljf produc­ Two ba.sp hits; Vittner, Jr_Vitt- Asparagus Cuts' (U OK.) Score by Innings: is too small to fight Louis, and so games behind the. lead. chester Is now tied with Windsor West. Willnigton, was given a ning. ed theflrat Anchor Inn run In the nor, Sr.. Fidler. Home ninsrHaid- box ChaYcoal, 16c, 3 for 45c 23c Paganl's West Sides ..020 (Hx—3 is Billy Conn. Lou Nova's career The champion Cincinnati ^peds Locks for first place. '‘WICCOll vo base hits: Correntl. Sacri­ «'m e In the seventh on hits by Tali Cedars 6. Base on bails off Moriart\ s, PA ’s Meet Salad Vegetables! sey of Newark. N. J. There was a Tolland fice hits: G. May. Stolen bases: Fidler 2, McLagnn 2, Struck out ? Comlskey is some six feet, three the Pittsburgh Pirate# and ripped mock marriage cerem’ony and Mrs. 183 Sjiruce Street .Booms and Madigan. inches tali and superbly built. He o ff hi# 11th victory 9-1. He gave Mre. John B. Steele Red and White 12 Or. Correntl 2, Murdock.' Hlllinski, Anchor Inn \ by Fidler 2. McLagan 0. Time 1:40. Wmtercresa , / Fred Miner of Manchester gave Tasty Tin Left on bases: West Sides 6, Ger- Umpires; Brown and Cervlni. weighs 209 pounds now and prob-^ only seven hits and made two .X Chicory. , ' ■ / piano selections. . Sandwiches, 1178-8, Boekvine Luncheon Meat 23c AB. R. H. PO. A. E. ably will put on 10 more within a himself, scoring' two runa Then map-Amerirans 11. Base on balls Potenza. ,3b .. .. .3 2 3 1 3 0 In Twi Clash Tonight Boston Lettuce___head flc cake and punch were Served. Granulated’ off: May 4. Stnirk out by; May 8. year. He la lithe and loose and Gene Thompton did even better Native Iceberg I.etture. - 1 I-b. Booms. '3b . . . . .2 1 1 1 1 0 Miss Miriam Underwood, was Sugar, 10-lb. Red and Whlto Time: ihr. 27 min. Umplreat Mc­ Pandlso. cf . ., has shown both the ability and the in the nightcap with a three-hit California Iceberg Lettuce. Smooth ' Jar .'..3 0 1 4 0 ri Yesterday^s Stars called to Belmot, Mass., this week Cann and Kotach. Maciigan, lb .... .4 0 willingness to take punishment. Game ^'itaI to Tilte win to keep up with the pace »et- show that submerged the Pirates Green Peppers. bag 48c Peanut Butter 19c 1 7 0 0 Of the other young hopes, BUI 3- 1. Zankey, If ..,...3 0 1 2 0 0 tlng West Sidera and the Clan of Celery ...... bunch 17o to attend the funeral of Mrs. Alice Poland of the Bronx probably Is The other National League dou­ Bolton 8 o t : Beck, 3b ...... ,..3 0 1 0 0 0 Hopes of Both Cluhfi; Moriartys need this victory to stat­ CCCU.MBEBS ....each .To Cook Underwood. Mrs, Under-, Blue Petre ■ By I he Associated Press as promising aa any. Nerille bleheaders were divided, "nie Chi­ Olasa Loika. c ...... 4 0 ’ 1 12 0 0 in the fight for the pennant. Cabbage ...... loc Mrs. Clyde Marshall wood was her sister-in-law. Land O’Lakes ^ ^ Brand Charlie Keller and Buddy-Rosar, Beech, up from Mississippi, has Gas Housers W on First cago Cubs stopped the Cardinals Asst. Jellies 9c League Leaders Cox. sa ...... 4 0 0 0 3 0 game will start at 6:15 o'cjock KADISHES...... bunrh So Rhone 5415 Harris Rrice returned Monday Yankees—Former hit two home won a coulple of close decisions 4- 3 in the first game, principally Butter, Ib...... « 3 4 9 C Gunning, rf ... .3 1 1 0 0 6 runs in first game and latter two Enga;;ement on Forfeit- ■with two. prizes offered to the fans. GOOD Q U ALITY to his home in West Newton, Red and White 8 Oz. Martino, p . , . . .4 0 1 0 0 1 In second game as New York on the last two heavywelght cards, through a three-nin rally in the Mass., after several - weeks spent By The Associated. Press but made no real Impression. Haefs. long a regular with sixth, when Bill Nicholson qoubIcJ Bolton Grange No. 47 will hold Pure Jar swept doubleheader from Red Sox.’ NEW POTATOES Sandwich Spread 15c Nathmal League. Mprksrty Brothers ^nd the Moriartys., hjs requested his re­ two tallies across. Clyde Shoun in Tolland and vicinity with rela' to. •• 33 4 iq 27 6 1 Tom Bridges. Tlgei». and Bead 37c peck a special meeting Monday evening tlves. -■ Native Fresh O Batting—Canning, New York, Omen To Practice. Pollah-Amerlcana meet this eve­ lease which was promptly given to evened the score for St. - Louis .853; Walker. Brooklyn, .338. BIuefleM-Legion Bell, Indiana—Five hit pitching by In the Communlty^Hall, for the John Edwards and Ira Wilcox, Eggs, dozen. . . # C Red and White Pkg*. Manchester Green will practice ning at the West Side Oval and it him nirf he will, therefore, be un­ with a five-hit 5-2 success in the BECKER’S BEETS Runs—Hack, Chicago, 51; Frey, AB. R. H. Pb. A. Bridget won first game while lat­ purpose of conferring the first members o'f Tolland Grange are Super-Tex—Heavy of 80 Thopiaa. cf . .4 at Mt. Nebo tomorrow afternoon marks the first time these rlubs able to play with the team tonight. afterpiece. He fanned nine. Ps^er Napldns 3 23c Cincinnati, 50. 0 - 0 5 1 0 ter’s single in eleventh decided 7c bch. 3 bchs. 20c and second degrees of the order. among the committee members Burke, a s ...... 4 1 2 4 3 nightcap. at 2;.30 o’clock and will travel to have met since the evening that This week ^marks.the pause in the Joe .Marty’s pinch single with Rims batted in —Banning. New 0 A class of ten candidates will re­ for the- coming Rast Masters' Sheffield Evaporated Hlllinski. rf .. .4 0 0 2 0 0 Kensington on Sunday ,1 or a Trl- Moriartys won by forfeit earlier inTT^HRue affairs whereby ' players the bases loaded and the score Con- 12 O *. 26 Oz. York, .66: FJetcher, Pittsburgh, ThOmton Lge and Taft Wright. ceive the degrees including; Mr. gathering of East Central Po­ Katkaveck, lb ,’4 0 1 10 0 0 C ou n ty^agu e game.______the season. The Polish lads must may be released arul-algned again tied in the ninth Inning gave the NATIVE? BROCCOLI ...... Milk, 4 tall 4% jg ten ta: BoL B ot 52. White 8px~^Lee pitched «even-hi,t • • • • ...... Ib. iOc and Mrs. George Shedd, Miss Dor­ mona Grunge, No. 3. Hire’s Root Beer 25c 3 25c Griswold, 3b .. .4 0 '1 0 1 0 ball In.wlntUhg first game from with other teams if they Aiould Phillies a 4-3 verdict over Boston, cans ...... a OC L • Hits—Herman, Chicago, 93; so desire. The Pollsh-Americans let but .the Bees battled back in the Summer Squash . othy Shedd, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mr. and Mrs. Aaron .Pratt of Wl«rzblckl, c .4 0 1 3 1 0 Brqwns ^ d Wright led 12-hit at­ . . Squa.sh. DannUig and Whitehead. New Stack, If ...... 4 6 1 3 0 Kwalaski go and one other player. second game to 'wln ,5-4 with Slbbi Kreyrig, Mr, and Mrs. Richard Windsor, have returned to their Red and White 6 Oz. 1 Lb. Tork.Tork, 84. 0 tack in second -with three safeties, Allen, Miss Dorothy Siiverstien, Tolland summer home fo^ the PurR Weir. 2b ...... 4 0 0 0 2 1 batUpg In three runs. ' Champ May Bow to Pal The G.A.'a have signed Cannonball Slstl hitting q Homer for what NATIVE CAULIFLOWER ... Jar Jar ,11 Doubles—Hack-Dpi Chicago. 23;' -----.... I5c to 19c each Miss Gertrude ZutteV and Charles month of July. New Potatoes,' Preserves lOc 2 1 c ^ , Olbert. p ...... 3 0 0 0 4 1 Murphy fon the remainder of the turned out to be th# deciding run. A& trbber, Cincinnati, 18. . _ Phelps and Vito Tamulls, Mushrodms. . . Fresh Mint . : Warren. 15db. peck . — Former batted in three sea.scm biit he will pot be able to The New Yprk Yankees paraded - - FRESH GREEN PEAS Sunspun 8 Oz Pint riples—Ross, ’^aton , 9; Ca- 36 1 6 27 12 2 play until after July 12. Moriartys back liUo the American League The first and second degrees Brooklyn, Gustlne, Pitta- ranajylth two homera to take In AAU’s Aquatic Meet . . Native Spiimch . . Whitp Onions . . Large Slicing will be given by the Degree Team Pure Jar Jar ATichor Inn ... 100 020 100—4 Giants In opener and latter allow­ also released Arthur Patton. The pennanf picture again by blasting V Salad Dressing 12c rgh, and Gleeson, Chicago, 6. of the,Cromwell Grange, followed Couple Here Bids 1 9 (9 1 % Blueflekl-Legion 010 OOO 000—1 ed only three hits In nightcap. f^ l .Ust of the players will be pub­ out a double victory over the Bos­ I V 't Onions . . Asparagus . . California Carrots. Long Green ’ ^ Home runs—Mize, St. Louis, t by a supper. Those in charge of Two base hits. Stack; three baae lished in Monday's Herald for the ton Red Sox, 12-4 and 7-3. They Red and White 40 Ft. 125 Ft. 20; Dannlng, New York, ' and Sid Hudson and George .Case, Siuita Barbara. Calif., July 6.— • champlonahip, and defends that Freshly Picked - / the supper are; Lillian Mack. Lil­ For Refugee Cliild Cucumbers. 3 for I w C hits. Beck;- sacrlflcit.. hits, Pandlsa; Senators—Rookie Hudson pitched guidance of the managers of" the now are a game and a half behind Heavy Rolls Hull Fletcher, Pittsburgh, 11. (J**—^The old, old story of two Sunday. STRINGLESS GREKiN lian Hutchinson, Hazel Hutchin­ Waxed Paper 15c 19c stolen baaes, Bmma, Pandlso, six hitter and singled in run in Otto Jsretz of the Towers club, other teams. the third, place Red Sox and 54 BEANS .2 qts. 18c Stolen bases-Frey, Cincinnati, Beck, Gunning 2, Weirzbickl; left friendly rivals of the sprlhgboardi behind Cleveland. son, Lydia Young assisted by Jos­ first gam e and Case got nine hits Chicago, yesterday cracked the The game tonight will be bitterly B U lT E R EGGS CHEESE FRlilSH FRUITS COLD CU’TS 11;. Reese, Brooklyn, 9. . on bases, Bluefleld-JLegion 7, An­ Al Patnik and Earl Clark, wa(i Slam’ Eight Homera eph Mack, Keeney Hutchinson and Salada Tea, In 10 times at bat In doublelicad- 220-yard freestyle reCord set in fought. Moriartys. will be remem­ 'M r. and Mrs. William J. Foord, Pitching—Mooty, Chldagq 6-Or chor Inn 5j baae on balls, off Ol­ In the first game the Yankees Msxwell Hutchinson. of 59 Cobum road, it was learned Red Label, ^ er, taking big pact in second vic­ ready for Us final chapter today 1927 b.V Johnny Weissmuller When bered, were out- in front the night FLORSHEIM Fitzsimmons, Brooklyn, 7'L bert 2; struck out. by Martino 12, tory.* packed five home runs Into their HONEY BALL MELONS..; T h e menu for the supper as giv­ today by the Herald, made appli­ as the National A. A. U. men's he traveled the distance in 2 min­ li-ib. pkg...... H 1 C American League. Olbert 3. Time 1 hr., 37 min.—Um­ they Won the contest by forfeit. total of I I hits and In the second Pink meal, sweet, ripe Honey Ball Melons are taking en by the chairlady LilUan Mack cation two weeks ago for a little williams’ Bot. Joe^ Mart.V’ PhMUea, and Sebaa- utes, 13 1-10 seconds. Weissmul­ Batting— Radcllff, St. Louis, pires, Brennan and Kotsch. outdoor swimming and diving Both camps were backward in game they got three more. Charley SHOES is to be, assorted salads, rolls. Ice English refugee. through the BEER EXTRACT 19c Uan Slstl, Bees— Farmer hit pinch ler's record was 2 minutes, 13 6-10 first place on our melon list . . priced 20c to 25c accord- .858; Wright. Chicago, .354. championahif^ toumameitb' swung stating who would start but for the Keller, Joe Gordon and Buddy Ro­ cream and cake and coffee. Rians agency for this purpose establish­ single with bases filled and score stiebnds. Eor Picnic l i Oz. Runs—Oehringer, Detroit,' and tied In ninth Inning fo r—opening Polish lads it is almost certain that sar each had two for the day. K 2 for 25c to 2 for 35c, and nave been.‘made to serve a large ed among the faculty of Yale Col­ Softasilk OO Into the second of Us four-ilay run Jaretz led from start to ftfitth. Ripe Honey Dew Melons from 23c up. Sandwiches! ' Tin Williams, Boston, 59. pm e victory am) latter .pounded cither Kovls or- Bycholski will he number and it is hoped that a lege, who are trying to find homes Cake FIDur, pkg. A s S C Garage Team Tops at this Pacific Coast resort towm. but was forced to hol^^off threats The spurt of the St. Louis ^ HORAJEL’S “ SPAM 25c Runs batted In—Greenberg, De­ home run for what, proved to be the selection and Borello or large numbi^r of Gfangers will.be for the children of professors of W lth*two new records already by Paul Herron of Los Angeles Browns was shut o ff at Chicago 1 J T 9 5 troit, 69; Foxx, Boston, 65. deciding tally in nightcap. Blanchard for Moriartys. mss present. Cambridge and Oxford, CAT written in yesterday's Inaugural aijd Adolph Kiefer, a teammate. ■ Where the White Sox took tw o' - . g w Hits—Finney, Boaton, 98; Cra­ Tall Cedars, 7-2 Bucky Waltera and Gene CHERRIES, lb. . t 1 ^ C | Blue Plums ...... doz. 17c Dochnrme-Lee Krasdale DOG Tina jtrograro, defending champion Pat­ Kiefer, National backstroke That both teama want to win games 7-3 and 8-5. Lefty Thorn­ Replying to a telephone Inquiry CALO sser, Boston, 96. Thompson, Reds—Former . scored Miss Ruth Lee. daughter of Mr. Cut Green Beans, 22c nik - prepared for his 'jast com- king, amased onlookers with a goes without saying. The P.A.’s ton Lee kept seven hiU scattered and Mrs. Myron Lee of South Bol­ today.'Mrs. Foord verified the in­ Doubles—Greenberg, Detroit, o f season with seven- petltiye clash before retiring while his mates rolled up 17 In Ice Cold Watormclona formation, and stated that they 8-oz. c a n ...... D C V S i ; Williams, Boaton, and Bou- brUllant first lap in the 330-yard must, win to stay on even terms New you can anjoy regular ton became the bride, of Le.onard \ Last night in a "Y ’ ’ BofthaU hit pitching and two hlta of his from the fport. with the West.'Sldes and Moriartys the first game and Ed Smith and FOLKS OVER 40 89c to 85c each;- offered to give a home to a little Fairfield Grocery ^ dreau, Cleveland, 22. owp In first game against Pirates medley relay. He was timed offi­ Ducharme, son o f. Mrs. JJora Du­ PFTERS’ League game, the faat stepping Beaten tejily pnee in his four- cially fop the 110 yards In one want this victory to-vindicate the Clint. Brown collaborated In a Florthaim quality o6 lam thm Faacy R«d Raapberrica girl of eight or nine years, having Stawnrt J. Vennar* RED a WHITE STORE ' Triplea— ^McOoaky, Detroit, 11; whUe latter spaced three hiU In similar seven-hit dole In the night­ Kaadw vigor wHk Paed-Taafe charme of l>eds. Mass., on Wed­ Depot Sq. Market Depot Square Oarage team took year reignVPatnik seemed doomed minute, 6 4-10 seconds which bet­ other game. From remarks passt rmgvhr prfeoa, Tha sola won't or «( kjmukabU rum tto i aoabUuloa 24c plat. a six-year-old girl of their own. 884 Hartford Road Tel. 6887 Finney, Boston, and Keller, New second game. cap, wheff the Sox scored all their nesday morning, . ^ e 'ceremony Gold Dust, 1 A Meats and (irooerles the measure of the Tall Cedars by to bow oiit In defeat before .Iite tered his American 100-meter rec­ ed around the -field yesterday after­ Blueberriea. , was performed by Father Kelly in They have received no definite In­ JMeats - Uroceripa - Fmlta Meate and Oroeerlea Cor. Center and GHswold Sta. Tork, 9, the score of 7 tO;2. ^ e garage- Bill Nlqjiolson, Cubs, and Clyde eight runs in the first two Inn- last long. Coma in whila atndra large pkg, . IOC beat-friend and roommate at Ohio ord of one minute, 5 6-10 seconds. noon the boys will not. pull their -Frwihly Picked . , the reception parlour of the Cathe­ formation as to when they may ai^ VegetaUep Tel. 8963 , Home runs— Foxx, Boaton, 19; men found success in buntteg dur­ Shaun, Cardinals—Two-run double tegs and coasted. , 26 Deppt Sqnare- State University—Earl CHark. His performance, plus 'Jaretx's punches tonight as both teams are nra camglato. lyepr pnir #f Fbb^ Bed ICiMrKli. Pick up ytmr pr«, Native Strawberries dral on Farmington avenue in expect the child. Trosky, CHeveland, 17. i . » ing the early part- of the game by Nicholson was r^hlg factor In The Washington Senatore work­ kM BwytiiB. lawrofB y«iir d1«m. PIIOM7926 Clark defeated lito in the three-, gmllqnt anchor lap, gave the 'i^ow- out for blood, ’The Clqn has-the Rips Veliow Peaches. -J. BROGAN Stolen bases—Case. Waahing- which seemed to upset the ,(3^a rs ’ fliat game victory while Shouh ed their way out of the American Florthdm Shoae Is IndudsH, Hartford*-'The double YMtK service P. Ft NIELSEN meter for the National intercol­ lers club victory In thfe’ event, • and power and the tMro If It. can be was used. ~ ^ Kellogg’s Pep, M Plae Street >TeL 8|20 ton, 17; Walker, Washington. 13. defense. Andy Fidler pitched su­ pitched five-hitter to take second League cellar by beating the Phil­ RutJier Quota. Raised 145 Mate Street TeL.5495 contest. ■ legiate title a t Yale last April, and establisheid a imtrk for this hereto­ Sksembred while the Polish'lAmerl- The bride wax' attired in a white Pitching— Newaom, Detroit,, perb ball fo r the winners allowing adelphia Athletics twice, 5-1 and pkg. > • a a • • F a 1 11c yesterday outscored him In the fore unraced .distance of 3 min­ cans have stood pat all season With tailored pebble crepe and wore a ^ n - l; Rowe, Detroit, 5-1., two hits. Red Hadden collected 9-5. George Caae took a .major Ltmdon, July 5— (iPj^The Inter­ qualifying flight for today's flnals, utes. 22 seconds. The Los Angeles plehty o f the aforementioned pu7iefuiTj t Qrocen/Jne. white turban with street . length national Rubber Regulation Com­ both of these, one being s' home WaUy aqriOT RetoMsd 'With 164.32 points to Patnik'a part in both triumphs, getting veil. She wore a corsage of white Oerraitf-Afflerlu Practice run altmg tha right field foul line. Athletic Club, with a fine anchor power, plus good fielding. WhUe nine hits in. ten times at bat. 81d • ^151 'im307 MAiM MAiN cror.fr STREET mittee. today ralaed the-jt^eport K rasd ale raUadelphja. July 5— Wally 154.26.. Five opponents, including lap by Paul Wolf, finished second; the. Polish team will have the The OeWi Monte W6nr gardenias.' ITie bride was attend­ The aenqan-Americans wll( bold Wilkie made two 'spectacular Berger veteran NaUonal League Hudson a llo w ^ only six hlta ip - POS'' quota on chide rubber for the third place Sammy Lee o f Occj!< the trio from MauL HawaU.'swam edge it means nothing in baaebsil Oeasaa Fren^ BLOCK FROPI STATE ARMORS ed by her Mater, Miss Virginia Fresh Prunes, 0 , « a practlea ai ML Hsbo tomorrow .tchea In right fleltl. Bmnnick outfielder, wan given hla uncondi­ the -opener and bqtted in a run final half of this year to 85 per afternoon. A ll players are asked to dental College, Loe Angeles, "and third and the defending champion as anyone who can fortcll what 759 MADS ffTKCET . Lee, who wore a dusty rose sheer cent of the baslc-quotaa from the 1-lb, tall can OC R E D & WHITE Jod tha hitting attack against Ifc- tional releoM teat |Ught by Mana­ binriself with a ktegle. The A*e be present Tta6. OA’a w ill play the the Canadian champion, (Jeorge team Jipro the Detroit Athletic will happen on.a.baJeMI field can drete «nd a corsage of yellow tea pravloualy flxad 80 par canL -. Laghn. gathering, three hlU In ger Doc Frothro o f the Pbllliea. were held to six In the second lyversida A. C., at Wallingford Athens, went into the flnals, but C3ub— s ^ u s its ace, Jim Skinner give up working, for anything can Berger came to , Philadelphia to the two leaders dominated the pic­ gagne, too, although the Senators Stuxtey. ■ ^ _ , at 6:15 aharp the Boo foUrth, with Pasadena,JI. C. and does liappcn on the diamond May from aacipnati. - ture. Clark bolds the platform used three hurlers.. But Washteg- , Tonight wUl be BO agdeption. ton made 15 hits and bad tha ao> BUY SELL W K.m.1l t T //„„/Ac CLASSIFIED Senke . CATcMiKOknuM* - VJtwu,Mia« , r o o ‘ •uTwR oariCwr''*" E«iasrD4fc WCTW A- TV ■vooNS i N jo j (kiNsJkn 1 MEM OitneS Guy—What's Um toehalcal nams asrald—: ae lu^ with for SnoringT LOCAffR •THE’OOTiAvJ . ' Memories:— that girl. I’vs hsr svofy dsy Sam— Sbsst musle. for Um post and sbs hasn’t smiltd ooos. z Ws ar« making them /// THS ONLY HARD WORK Harold—Soms havs no AatomobUei For Salt 4 R epairim t n ArticiM for Sail ^ ApartaiMiW^Fhita— th# old County \pork Eaeh day; THAT HURTS US IS THK HARD s^Bss o f humor. Tenements 45 Blanton Shows mebbe. W O;^ WE FAIL TO DO. •WHITg S P IT * mnd OpUJe FOR SALE—HUPHOBILE sedan, LAW N MOWEitS sharpened, FOR SAI^E—GREE^HOUSE^'^ 35 j^onin Fooled Every hour cleaned, oiled, adjusted . 31.35. by 24 feet, half original < CaU Oos,,of. thess days t6sra is go­ 'iiqg, tan markingn About the head. perfect mechanical, condition, new FOR REN T—FOUR ROOM tene­ N ««.8 I Btagu now acta of love; ~To oidlar. Answers to name of tires, battery, spark plugs, points Prompt delivery service. Phone S407. ment, all modem Improykmenta, Stuff as Phil This Is the Sfith \ By Slabsfers Bill—1 can't aae why you q rs ^ ' ing to bs aa awakening to the un- iddts. 32 Laurel Place. Reward. mid heater. Has h«M Inspected. anytime. Open evening except garage. Couple preferred! Apply league baeeball A gift aoMptad, Ways playing ptnoehls with that sdomsd fact that govsnnnant 1s Cheap for quick sale. 100 Wood­ Monday. Telephone 5937. . Karl- ORCHARD BRAND ^lUsenate of at 9^ o’clock Saturday m oving at guy Boggs,\He's such § bad loser. Just a mulUpUsd number ' of in- lead, 4 lbs. for 69di Dairy Fly Buck Neweom of land street. Tel. 7069. sen’s Lawn Mower Shop, Buck- 14 Arch street. a 9 understanding nod, dividusJa— that is very amenable Spray 98c.. per gallon. Complete Fopmer PirEIe Hurler feated In 44 of W ill—^Tbst— AUTGMO^ILE ine*- to 3 victory over the Boston Bees birthday— July 4—John Adanu, —a real bargain. Kemp's, Inc. acre land. Price 34,'500. Could be a masterful game when he held perfortnance. Cronirt always Is Im- S^an, 1939 Pontiac sedan, 1935 cha^, real opportunity for right in the first game of the holiday Thomas Jefferson, and James SEPTIC TAN KS 200-300 gf I. alee. Frigidalre Headqulirterb. rented to returt 10 percent net tw,in bill yesterday. The victory the tavern boya to 11 scattered presheti but \he forgets that the Pontiac coach. Cole Motors at m ^ , not afraid of work. State 'fireman' is much more concerned Monroe. Calvin Coolldge was the Electric— gas welding. Smith ;e, experience and salary ex- oh investment. Inquire 443 Lydall gave him a record of three wins hits for two runs but proceeded to' The Center—6463. 2 USED ^B S cTTRIC ranges. Used about makingX himself look good only president born on July 4, Welding Company, Buckland. ■Tected. Write Box I, Herald. street, telephone 6135. against one defeat since coming to get himself a home run, a triple Call 3825. G. ^ tefrigerators. 3 used gna than he Is almut making any Philadelphia late in May. and two singles and batted In five KEEPING PA0:E W ITH .SER­ XHA and Oil combination porcelain runs to show his boys how it’s strenuous efforts to change artoth- Manchester r jnamcl ranges. J. W. Hale Cbrp. Lots For Sale 73 Blanton made his first appear­ er’s defeat lnto\ hl.s own vie VICE . ' , done. Moran and Nielson ' for the Help Waiited— Male or ance for Manager Doc Prot-hi-o tory.". . . . Florists— Nurseries/ 15 tavern boys had a good evening at Courtesy towards those with Evening Herald Female 2(7 FOlt S A LE -D E S IR A B LE level against St. Louis on June 2. • e There appears .o\ be much merit the plate and Moran made some whom you associate daily Is one of TRANSPLANTED tomat^pepper, Machinery ind I'oola 52 building tot. on Porter street. For gave up two hits in a orte inning in that solution, (oir many times : Classified Advertisements WANTED—STRAWB^avRY pick­ particulars Call 6307. brilliant catches in the field. the .moat Important attributes egg plant, cabbage, a)So salvia, relief turn. He next appeared this department hag Werheard the which anyone can cultivate. I f Count 81.x 8\crai(e wuirU to <4 line ers. 5c basket. Bring own con­ FORDSONS 375.00 AND UP, Oli­ The Dairymen have a game, . Thutala, .numbers and ahbrevtation^ '.inniaj), asters, calen^Ias, mari­ again.st the Cubs on June 6 yicld- harra.s.scd Cronin attempting to you would develop the refinements 'aach count aa a word and compound golds, double pctujua, etc., at tainers. 520 K'eeney .street, ,\Inn- ver hay tools, Fordaon parts. De­ y g lln g seven hits in 2 1-3 Innings In scheduled ifor Monday evening at console himself by pblntlng out - Chester. Lcj^al Notices of courtesy, here are some of the words aa two wor<|a. Mtnimimi cofi Odermann's, 504 Parker street. troit Fordson mowers, used Farm- another relief trick. I the Charter Oak street gixuinds at that So-and-so looked' ^ e a t ftnish- rules to follow:' la Drift of three lirreaV alls', used Cletracs. Dublin Trac­ 6:,30. All players are requested to Mnl rates rer dav for iranaient AT .4 O 'U I’.T UF I’ UUlSATi; HKI.P The chunky' curve-bailer's .first : ing up for siich-and-siiWh... .dtir- 1. Never make a promise you ada. tor Company, Providence Rd,, at Manchester, within- and for ihe j be,on time. Box score: ; ing the past few wceki.Xjocy has can’t keep. 'Utuations Wanted— Male 59 WUlimantlC. district of .Manchester, on the 6th starting assignment came against Dairymen Marck IT. 1931 M ovinI n ^ Trucking— I said that about almost mem- 2. When speaking, put slDceri- Cash'Charge day of Julv D..' 104^^. the Cards on June' 16. He gave up AB R H PO A tnrage Zt) CARPENTER WORK 60c hr., or Present WlUUtAM S 7IYDK Esq . I? ■ ber of his pitching staff ty and enthusiasm Into your voice. i Conaacuttve Days..,) 7 cta| 9-cti only five hits In- eight innings, but Dietz, rf ...... 5 1 2 0 0 S Conaacutivt Dayfl...f 9 ctajl) cu contract, 20 years experience. Judgf*. . , 3. Remember people's names; AUSTIN/CHAMBERS—Local and Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 E,5iate nf i1c<*rj;e J. F.illow late losk 3-1 principally bccau.se of poor R. Benson, p .. 5 2 4 0 3 z-s 1 Day ...... f.l I .ctail3 cie Mortgage money available. Work 0 I take the bumps knd pltcb\your- ihe.v are the nicest words they All orders for irregular tnsertlone Long JDIstance Movers. ,Tel. 6260, of Manches-ter In said diMnct. de- basonmning by his teammates. He Kelsey, sf .... 5 J 2 6 0 ^ tOfS. gf W MhvK« CJ guaranteed. Write Box C, Herald, AN OVERSTOCK of Ball Band 1 : self qver them," this sage remind­ know. THE L0M6 ROAD AMP THE SHORT Wilt ba charged at the one time rate. 68 Hmlister street. ce.aaed. started against the t'Hibs on June Magnuson, 3K . .4 1 n 4 1- 0 t M ais U • Aa* c*f Special ratea for vtong-term SKtry rubber boots.‘ Special for 6 days, U'lxjh MppHratiiin of Th«t llnrtfnrd ed 118. ‘ "Rut -don't become' en­ 4. Never'^perralt yourself to dis­ 22, but dislocated his thumb after DeMerchant, lb U f advertising gl%en upon request. - r 32.49 per .pair. Nichols Store, N'ationiil Hank ajrd Trunt i ’‘)mpany. 4 1 2 6 n 0 thusiastic about the pitchers cuss religion, politics or the Ada orderad befora tha third or Kxecutnr, prayin»f• for authority t'> two Innings and left the game. He Modcan, as ... .4 0 0 Live Stock— Vehicle 42 Highland Park. 1 4 0 come in and said along smoot weather. B oo'll AND HKR BUDDIES fifth day will ba charged only for R ep airin g 25 sell certain r**al rstatf* part ii‘ula r I > wa.s ahead. 2-1 at the time. Burr, c ...... 4 0 Mum’a the Word tha actual number of times l)ia ads 0 2 n 0 after the storm has passed. “ 5. Remember that "Yes, sir." l^’.scrihed in e.aid appiic.-ltton on HI*'. Tomlinson, if . .3 1 1 3 0 . aopaarad, charging at the rate earn/ LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED, FOR .SALF>— 2 YEARLING Guem- it is « Blanton beat Pltt.sburgh. 4 2. on 0 overlook the fact that' they have "thank you,”, “ please" Indicate VOO KAEAbJ WVAEM cd but no allowance or refunds can sey heifers 350.00: good work Popoff, 2b ...... 4 3 2 3 0 A W , IT fvOLTf.WiLUE. WELL,it AMsinr AMV repaired; shears, knives, etc. Wanted— To Buy 58 OIlDKIiKM. That the seven hits on June 20 for his first 1 no prc.ssiire on them, for the game good breeding, not aervllity. / VOU ATTACH THIS IK JU S T A j o s t v u o r k j n ' o n rr e v e n in 's , u k e ' ha made nn six-time ada atonped horse 385.00. 100 Woodland street. apfil loat i*»n lie Ifranl rinv AMV after ihe fifth dav. ' ground; keys fitted or duplicated; triumph. Four flay.s later he con­ 8. Banish brusqueness from b(i8- TO A MOTOR.n WORKS.' V40MDERFUL i THIS...AND THATS'WHERE NOU COHE Tel. 7069. BUYING SALEABLE junk and ed Ht thn Probate nffirr in Man''hfs- quered the Giants, 7-4, on eight in.". . . . MAKES (T SOUND­ MEANS 1 TH' TROUBLE IW ; GIVIN' FLViN' LESSONS UKE VOU No *'tin f>orbida'': dtaplay lin«a not vacuum cleaners, clocks, phono­ ter ;n said I'IstrIct. .>n fh\ P'th da> Iness life. 1 NEVER VS-.'WELL-LL.HECK.t aohl. / paper is our business. Turn what hits and likewise gave up eight 41 12 15 27 9 1 This turbulent year of 1940 LESS ? HOV» DOES d r e a m e d ARE.VOU'RE IN TH' AIR MOST OF TH' graphs, etc., repaired, overhauled. of July. ,\..I), at !» o’clock (d- 7. Remember-the small man you . DON'T HAVE TH' TIME TIME / iF VOU'RE AGREEABLE,I COULD Tha'Herald will not^'f^ponsibli you have Into cash. Wn). Ostrln- t ) in the forenoon, and tliat no- hits in beating the Bees yesterday. Charter Onk Tavern i promises to supply history with IT WORK? THAT A H V T'SPENO for mora than one tncor/ect inser­ BraithwaRe, 52 Pearl street. Poultry and Supplies 4,'t- are courteous to today, may be SUCH THING Jll. PLANE AN'VOU tion of kny adv$trt'lsen>ant orderad sky. Tel. 5879. tlce bo Kivrn to all porsons ihter- Blanton has yielded 31 hits in hl.s AB R H PO E many new pages and, as we read the big man tdmorrow. ON(T COULD TRV n OUT UNDER ALL for mora than one li sted In said es ta tco f the j>*'nd‘’n<’\ E. Ru.ssell, sf . 4 0 -t.ie baseball writings on the wall, a COULD &E LAW N MOWERS repaired, sharp­ FOR SALE THIRTY New Hamp­ f s.aid application and the tilni- la.sl 37 innings be.sidea striking out 8. Don't forget that politeness DONE CONDITIONS » 2Tha lnadv.eftent o/itasion of in ened. Called for and delivered, 14 and walking nine to demon­ Anderson, c .4 0 paragraph to the effect that the earraci ^odblica tiory'of advert isms shire Red chickens, one year old. Rooms Without Kqard 59 .and place of liearlnc th»rr«.n, b\- saves time and sweetens the tem­ n ill ba^fectined onJ^ by cancellation hedge shears ground. Edgerton, Good layers, 20c per pound. 'Tele­ l>ubll.shln»f a copy of this ».rd*‘ r in strafe he is definitely on the way Moran, if ...... 4, 0 major league pennant races were per. s«iine ncw_si)apor havinif a circula­ C. dougan, cf . ^4 0 not decided by July 4. .. .the Yan- of^,.tna charge m ^e for the service 875 Parker street. Phone 3290, phone 6500. LADY U V IN G ALONE would like back. tandarad. tion In’ said dl.strict, at least live Partons, pUis ‘ 4 0 keea appear to be about a week to have quiet lady" occupy com­ day before the day of said hearing, “I’m going to hate Junior’s head examined— he wants lo • All adverllaodnenta. must conform WANTED TO TUNE, repair and B. Dougan, Sb . . 4 0 ]ite clinching the American League tn style. Copland typography with fortable room. Cooking accommo­ to appear if they see cause at said be a cartoonist!’ regulate your piano or player Articles For Sale 45 lime and place and be heard rel.i- Burkhardt, Ib .4 0 I flag- which, we’re convinced, they’ll STORIES IN STAMPS ^gulalionay/nforced by the publish-. dations. Reasonfable. Tel. 4238. and th/y reserve the right to piano. Tel. Manchester 5052. flve thereto, an'' ]3 3 S I ekistemce tint insertion of each nd otherwise I dmi n ist rat r! ,\. pra> lifx f'‘f '/ h o r!- tl3,000 worth of pasteboards at fessor of the Czech University of THIS SMU66UW4 MESS f tha CHAUCiK KATi: will be collect- I All Kinds of Other Used Parts oft Bensdn 11, Peterson 9 in 4 In­ Legal Notices 78 1V- to sell certain real •rst-at*/ par- his Orange pub and Is holding on­ Prague. 72 Yeors to Build •' HE HAD A FiW AM ClAL ad. No resjVonslbllliy for errors in • for All .Makes of Cars. KNOFLA nings, Partons 6 in 4 innings; left telephoned ads will be. assumed and i Real Estate Insurance liciilarl.v il*-srrlbed In s.ald applica­ to the dough -ju st about his share, The idea of the work Is to'rnod- lUTEBEST, HOT -pSEAMlwei f t tion on file. If in on bases. Dairymen 6, Tavern 8; 'T'HE United States Capitoli pic- THAT THE COMPAWV Sr * fheir accuraev cannot *be guaran- I Ilep'jrt of C’nilillon of Ihe Man- t»HI>K *K1».— That the forcK'driv: less managers' cuts... those ernlze the Bible linguistically and t«fd. - ] 875 Main St. Phone 5140 chewier Trusl ‘.’onipany of .Man»’hos- bsuse on balls, off Partons 2; struck *■ lured on the U. S. $2' stamp OPERATED ILLE6AUV application be heard and dctorm'^i* Browns arc getting so tough to omit obsolete words. ■ t* r. ('onn,, at the ulosp nf Imsineks out by Benson 1. Partons 2; time, above of the 1922-23 postage se­ Index of Classificdlionfi PANTALEO’S : z _ eti .(t the T’rob.ate office m .NTanches- they're even pitching Master Fel- ■irlh* ...... A USED AUTO PARTS on the 29lh Uay of June, IIMO; ter in said IHsirict. on the toth diYy ______.u _ r> . I 1:45; umpires, J. Hublard, Chet Henpecked Hinbaifd nes, wa.s started in 1793, completed A.'4SKT* nf Jul.V, A. D. « t ' I> o’clock td. ler against them...Bobby Jonw 1 p, , ' Kngagamcnta ...... Horace Street _ Tel. 8346 l.xans and discounts ...$ 1,033,739 1 .'i in 1865. George Washington laid Uarriagat ...... 1: 1 s. t.) in tl'.e fi»reiio.,n, arid that no­ will play four exhibitions for' 'the . ' ______/ Town • ‘verdraffs ...... 37 tice he Kiyen to all pers-ms Intel*- Pittsburgh—(JP)— A husband told the cornerstone of the main build­ Deaths . t ...... !) L'nltcd States iJovern- Red .Cross, opening at„the Lido ing. Card of Thanks ...... K e. ‘»t**d In satil estate of the pendency Club, Long Island, July 13 vs. the judge his wife was nice to him m - li) Mamoriam ...... F ment ohliKatlons. di- of said application ami the time and l» v e ’s Labo^ Lost only a day or two before paydays. The central building, topped b> Adverlisenient recT and fu lly Kuaran- Horton Smith. . .Alfred G. 'Van­ frfOst and Found ...... i filace of hearlnp thereon, by pub- On other days, the husband said, an iron dome, is of Virginia sand­ Afmouncemnets ...... I ' tee^d ...... >^700.—For two years she refused to cook, threw bricks ^^raenals ...... i newspaper Tiavlns a circulation In ning race boss owners In 1935, Is stone, the .extensions of Massa­ Notice of the ture and fixtures met Miss Genevieve King, graduate as. and clocks at him. bought expen­ A«t«*ioMlaa r said district, at least five davs be. batting zero so far this year. He chusetts marble, The Capitol is 751 Automobiaa for Sale . 4 of reserve for depre­ fore the day of said hearing, to ap- slBtqnt in the Botany Department sive furs he couldn't pay for, punc­ feet long, Public Hearing' ciation) ...... hasn't won a two-year-old or a g, 350 feet wide, covers 3',4 Automobiles for Kxchange''.... A , pe.ar if iliey see t'n'ise at said time at the University of Iowa, care­ tured his automobile tires with an acres. Auto Acceasoriea—Tires ...... Si Tax Collc4‘tor Keai estate ■ taken for and place and he heard relatii*- stgkc’iXivent. fully watched the growth of four Auto Hepalrlng—Painting .... ? | Zoning Board of Appeals debt and other real Ice pick, threw hla clothes out the The wings of, the central build­ therrto, and make return to this tomatoes—she was writing her Auto Schools ...... Second Installment estate owned ...... 6,792.66 court. window and entertained other men. ing were compl'eted in 1811, par­ Autoa^.Ship by Truck .... Ca.5h on hand ap9 due ^ According to Hoyle thesis on the results of her re­ A LLE Y OOP In nccordance wdth the require WIM.I.VM S' HYDR The husband had no trouble get­ tially burned by the British in 'Auloa—For Hire ...... ment.e of the Zoning Regulations, I All persons liable by law to pay from hanks ...... 457.308.34 Jlldife. Sing hey- the merry Dodgera search on the chemically grown to- ting a divorce. Garages—Servlca—Stprags Cash itum.s, checks and H-7-5-V>. And sing hey the Indian tribe. 1814. The central building was Motorcycles—Bicycles .. . , the Zoning Board of Appeals of Town Takes In the Town of Man­ exchanges ...... 3,0^36.64 motoes. The tomatoes, however, finished in 1827. DOMT iJt^^er assets ...... 896.37 They're likely first place lodgers — were so lucious that three fresh­ Wanted Autos —MotorryclFa the Town of Manchester will hold chester. are hereby notified that I Isaac Pitman was a schoolmas­ The iron dome is 135 feet in a public hcafing at the Municipal will have a rate bill for the List of It's a fart you can-not hide; men athletes couldn't resist eating ter by profession, a teetotaler and Y>kAW UOSl.ness 8»*r\-lcrs offpr^ri . 18 Total assets ...... |l.B82.t?S.r»" diameter at "the base, weighs 4000 Building on Thiirsdray evening. For,song and .story has it, and It them when they entered the a vegetarian by habit. Pitman de­ ^PIRTV l it t l e Household Services Oftered ....13-A 1939. of 25 mlll.s on the dollar due MAnil.lTIR8 Ions. The statue of Freedom is Building—Com ra.’ttng It .Inly IL 1940. at 8:00 P. M.. on the j.iind collectible on April 15th ai Pfan Field Mass iHn't just 81 gag— botany building for a drink of vised the roost-used system of and L)emand deposits, except 307 feet, from the ground. The eesa. i>«a tr >m acwxt. aa, t. a aaa. u a. m t on. Florists—tiurSenes '4 tOllowing appllcatibris: ' - ^ July 1st. 1940. ■ United States Govern­ The team that leads on .'July water. shorthand, -i Fqnsral ^rsetors sUtue Itself is 19% feet high. '* Application of Clarence w. ' SAID” *' TAXt-.v r.esr.e>.PAYABLE m AT . THE , ment deposits, public For World Peace fourth la sure to win the flag. Hsailng—^lumbininbini—Roefiftf ' 17 funds and dsposttg of “Maybe you don’t know who I am!" iM '. issursnes II jUomstock for permission to oper­ TAX COLLECTOR’S OFFICE IN other banks ...... 11.168,471^7 Ifllllnery—Dressmaking ate a gasoline station at 865 ^ s t . THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING United S.talc8 Govern­ Foul Tips Moving^—Trucking—.Storage ment knd postal sav­ M^x Baer’s horospope said he Public Passenger hervles . . Middle Turnpike. Residence A FROM Danbury, July S--(JP) A field JOUNEKVILLE KULKS Pglntlng—Papering ...... 31 J sone JULY 1 to AUGUST 1. 1940 ings deposits ...... 3.7«1 38 w u due for an upset in July, and. BY l‘'O.NTAINE KOX Profraalonal Servicea jl Deposits o f other banks mass for world peace will be of­ a palmist told him the same thing Daily Pattern Application of Lucy G, Spencer i INCLUSIVE. (demand and time) - . 41,143.71 Repairing ;. . , ...... 33 estate, for permis.Kionssio to convert ' ’ iij ' Hours: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M„ In- Public funds of state, fered at Lee stadium here Satur­ ... nuts to ’e m ... the wires yester­ TsJIOefng—Dyeing—Ciei^ing ., 34 day confirmed our story that. Bud­ Tollst Goo$1.982.123.30 most Rev. Maurice F. McAuiiffe, at so. little trouble and expense, Bpsineaa ■ Opportunities i FRECKLES AND UlS FRIENDS Raymond W. Goalee, payment delinquent after August State of Connecticut, County of D.D.’, bishop of Hartford. It lathe match at Detroit July 16-17, If he even if you indulge, a craving for Monsy to t.oan ...... 33 i Hartford ea. Manchester. wins, Hagen will give the dough Help and SKaalloss Chairman, Zoning Board of 1, 1940. Interest at rate of 7,2 per I HusselV B. Hathaway, ■ Ass't. first public service of .its type, im­ luxury and make it up in exqui­ Help Wa-nled—Female ...... 3& Appeals. cent per annum on all delinquents. Treasurer of the above named bank, ploring world peace, to be held in to the Red O p ss...D izzy Dean's WlE'RE GETTiNO site, pure silk satins and silks, for FURTHER NOSTH EVERY Halp Wantad—3Fn4« r...... 3i ' ^ Ed. F. Taylor, Samuel Nelson. Jr.. do solemnly awear that 'the above the state. grandma still iii urging him to quit every fine, soft linen and batiates. •gIsMtn Wanted ...... 14-A | statement la lie to tl)e beat of my A special altar, has been erected baseball and become an old-time HOUR, LARD.' WEU. BE Help Warvled—Male oC Female -'37 Secretary. Tax Collector. It's so easy to make that your knowledga and belief. on the athletic field fpr the solemn revival prekeher.. .can you imag­ IN KETCHIICAN BlFOke 4cafita Wantad ,\ .17 RUSSELL B. H-ATHAWAT step-by-atep sew chart has ' ^ w e KNOW rr/- *{?uiuufttloA's Wanted—Famsi.a SS Subsertbed and sworn to befort high mass Several thousand per­ ine that?... B1U« Dickey of th^ Ulttiatlons Wanted—Male .... S3 nine steps, for slip and pan; me this 6th day of July, 1940, sons are ekpected to attend. Yanks was feted the other day by both. '■ , ^ Employment Agencies'...... 46 VINCENT W. INGRAHAM the Washington Lions' club. Lira Stoek—Pel*— Notary Public. The Blip has .ii grand Tig'u Vehlrlea molding silhouette that makes . boga-^Birds—rets ...... 4i Today's.Gneat Star Llva-Stock — Vehlrlcs ...... ' Advised to Avoid your light frbeks fit beautlfiilly. Poultry and Supplies ...... 43 FOK-SALE-South Dan Parker, N. Y. Mirror: "I The bodice Is gathered vertical­ Waatad —Pels—Poultry—Stqok 44 think I voice the sentiments of ly in the front, to fill you out For Sale— MUcellaacoua S-R005I CCITAO E— Well insulated. Suitable for year 'round Third Party’Move thousands of boxing fans when I a bit. The narrow frilla and the AMictsa For, Sale 4,6 express the hope that we have Boatf and Aecissories ...... *-t>46 use. Gravity feed spring water. ■/,’acre land. Electricity avail­ dainty bows will peep alluringly INSURE beard the last of this uncouth, Materials ...... ^ ' 47 able. Oiled road. ■ - • tank through your summer sheers and Diamonds —Watches—Jewels 48 <• St. Louis, July-5— Town­ unfunny, unskilled, unethical anil white blouses. fSItetrIca) Appliances—Raffio.. 49 McKINNBY BROTHERS unspeakable braggtu*t whonuBaer and Feed ...... ,,..,..11-A send National Convention dele­ Pattern No. 8685 is designed Garden—Farm—Dairy .Products 60 Real Cetate and Inauraaoe gates went home today carrying BO thoroughly deflated. ■ .Galento for sizes 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20'. Household. Goods ...... 61 805 Slala S t Phnac SOM dragged boxing from ita usuid Haelilnery and Tools ...... i.. 62 laat minute advice not "to worry Size 14 requires 3'% yards of 39- Fuji Price $800—Terms or fool with a third party more- habitat Ih the /gutter Into the IlufteA) ‘ Instrumenta ...... 69 inch material without nap; 3 5-8 Office and Store Equipment ... 6 4 ment,” which their leader ' sug­ sewer." , yards trimming; 2 yards ribbon. Speolala at the Stores 66 Phone 3984 Between 5 and 8 p. ni. gested' earlier in the session. SCUHCUY SMITH wearlnc Apparel—Fu^s ...... 67 For a pattern of this attractive Rep. Joe Hendricks (D-Fla), PriKeaalonal Cooitesy model send 16c in coin, your name, Wanted—To Buy ...... 68 Add Vanderbilt: He was at the Iteama—Beard—H#te1e—licie»e« REAL ESTATE sponsor of the Townsend bill In address, style, number and sire Reataaraate « the House,..sUd in an address at Polo. Grounds yesterday, while to The Evening Herald, Today’s Eaona Without Board...... 19 8IMOLE HOME, hsviag 1 luce th* rinalhtt' ^M tlnV v*at*tv1*v a Larry MacBhall, president of '.the Bodrdera Wanted ...... 19-A Pattern Service, 106-7th Ave., ^untry Board—Re^rti ...... 09 New York,. N. Y. HOtils—Restaurants ii Just out! Be among the first Wanted-Roomf—Board r - • 6t who used to toes a knuckle ball in. Real Batata Far Raat lister Street school. .Can be "TTie convention - adopted two to enjoy it' Our New Summer Tesolutlonc. One recommended the Pacific Coast League, used it Fashion Book, with more than ARarimeota. Plata, Tenenasnta H seen bjr appointment. Price only Buahxeaa Exkmtlona for Reat .. •< WIN ’25 or ’100 m cash FREE "the United States ■stay'-out of for the first time in the .majors 100 cool designs for all occasions. *Hai|aas For Rent ...... 61 HERE’SnpW : Drive over toaight. Let lu appralae jrotzr ear the..Euro^an war;" Another op­ while beating Washington the oth­ tohurban Ptr^Kent^...... 61 Send for It now! Plan your BU'mnier Bamea For Rent •«• • • 6T for a 1940 Packard or a Ooaraata^ BfUaner Uaed Oar. It $4200 posed "a third term for any presi­ er day...when Jackie Hayes (who whole wardrobe this easy, bud­ 'Waatad 90 Rent tt eoata yoa aothlng aad you may vtrta or $109.9» CASH1 With Cqk venleat Terms. dent of the United States." almost lost his eyesight)' retunui get-saving way. apd. besides, re­ Baal BataW Fa* ta|« to the White Sox '.line-up,, bO'U Anarunaat HuUdlnff for Sato .• 99 • » vel in having individual' versions <3 ..Batlaaaa Propartr for Sale «»« Td Howard R. wear a soccial helmet aa orotec- of new styles, that you won't se 'MrjBd and Land for Sale •••»• Tl ,|l9Uiaa tor S a la ...... Tl 1*1 Phelps Rowl ' fgaffa for Bait T| BRUNNER’S M QAJOjUtP STBSBT ^ u i Y o . _____ ^ . ?i far Bzshaw* .... 2! P ito B a lltl SsUU I s»sl