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Iianihfhtrr I'uesday 'S' ‘'t.v , .-■V. ■ 't ' ■ im NET PRESS RITN THB WEATHER. AVERAGE DAILY dRCULATIOX OF THE EVENING HERALD Fair, followed by cloudy. with jBS prolMble showers tonli^t and for the month of May, 1026. iianihfHtrr I'uesday. 4 , 9 1 5 . PRICE THREE GENTS MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1926. (TEN PAGES) VOL. XU V., NO. 217. Classifled AdTertlslns go Page 6 ■<» ^ THREE TOWNS DI8P\lTE k e p t his buttons but Freckles and Future Missus BIRTHPLACE OF NAVY LOST RUBBERNECK BUS V A ST’THRONGS SAMATERNTTYi ODD SmiAllON BROADCAST'OF Marblehead, June 14.— Two New York. June 14.— William things are certain today in a O’Donnell cf Bridgeport came dual squabble between Marble­ here yesterday and stayed sever­ GATHERINGFOR head, Salem and Kingston as HOMES CONVICT IN DELIVERY OF al hours without losing his DEATH AS COKE to the birthplace of the United money, his stick pin or the e.\- States navy. One is that the tra pants button in his pocket, C H IC M RITES navy was born, the other is that AUTO PICKUPS but he lost a fifty passenger rub­ O V E N ^O W SU P Marblehead has the edge on the EXPRESS HERE berneck bus in which he had other two communities — she driven a bunch of Foresters to has begun celebrating the event. Astounding Number of Un­ Coney Island. He left the empty City Ready for "Greatest Marblehead claims the Han­ bus standing on 43rd street. Ten or More Dead, Many In­ nah, commissioned in 1775, was One May Gel Packages Two | Some children got into it and this country’s first ship of war. wed Mothers of 16 and drove it away. O’Donnell tramp­ Caravan in History” ; Salem introduces the Ketch, Miles Away and Yet| ed the city for half an hour, jured, Some FataUy in commissioned in 177 6. then applied to the police, who And Kingston comes to bat Under Victims of Motor found the bus abandoned on Blast of Steel and Coal at Bavarian Cardinal Is Last with the Brigantine Indepen­ Not Few Blocks’ Distant;! Tenth avenue. dent, commissioned in 1776. Rides; Big Social Problem. Gary Plant. New York Arrival. • Routes Are 20 Years 01d.| New York, June 14.—The lure RADDING, TOBACCO Chicago, June 14— From Europe, of the automobile “ joy ride’’ has Cary. Ind.. June 14.— Ten or GOT RUBBER STAMP Tolland Turnpike is what may be j Australia, Africa, South America— caused a decided increase in the ! more men were killed and more ■ermed a stone’s throw from Depot | Every corner of the world— pil­ number of school girls of tender GROWER, BANKRUPT ! than 100 injured, many seriously, grims trooped here today to attend “ SLUSH” RECEIPTS age who have become unmarried Square in the north end, the head-! j in a teriffic explosion at the coke the 28th International Eucharistic mothers, according to statistics re­ quarters of the American Railway i ' plant of the Illinois Steel Company Express Co. in Manchester. Hart-1 Congress, opening June 20. ceived today by the Salvation i here today. The blast shook the Army. ford Road in the south end is two j Files Voluntary Petition To­ 1 entire city and threw the residents From China, Czecho-Slovakia, miles away. Yet Tolland Turnpike | Hungary, Ireland, Spain, France,. "Unsecured Notes” to Grun­ In fifteen Salvation Army mater­ I into a near-panic. nity homes, 4 2 per cent of the pa­ Is outside the delivery radius of the: d ay-S h ow s Liabilities of ’ Every available ambulance was Alaska, Cape Go< d Hope, Siberia. express company and Hartford | Algiers. India. Mexico and from In­ dy Signed by Clerks by tients were sciiool girls of sixteen I rushed to the scene and police and dians’ tepees on America’s western jears or under. Road is Inside. i fire department vehicles also were Over $150,000. plains. Catholics poured into Chica­ Philadelphia led the survey of This example can be multiplied ) used to convey the injured, some go, all gathering to join in a great Mecbanical Means. _______ I of them in a dying condition, to unmarried mothers averaging six­ many times in Manchester. To tribute to Christ through a gigan­ teen years of age with 75 per cent, rite a few: j hospitals. tic re-enactment of the Lord’s Last Louis Radding, of Lydall street. | official.s Sock Secrecy while Boston '.lad the smallest per­ One can get delivery on Hartford Supper. ■Washington, June 14. — 'Joseph centage. 13 per cent, with New Road and yet not get it on \\ est well known tobacco grower, today i officials of the steel company “Greatest Caravan.’’ R. _ Grundy, president of the York City showing the surprisinglj filed a voluntary petition in bank- | immediately threw a heavy guard ZIenter street. While the adv:.nce guard of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Asso­ small figure of 20 pec cent. One may get service on East Cen­ ruptev in the United States district around the plant and declmed to “ greatest caravan of humanity in Same Cause Everywhere. ter street and yet not get it in the history” with its 15 cardinals, 400 ciation, poured a golden flow of eourt here today showing liabilities | dead and injured. Police, The percentage of other cities in Green Acres tract. bishops. 8.000 priests, 13,000 nuns “ loans” into the campaign funds on the survey of school girls averag­ One may get service at Hartford of $153,135 and assets of $105,013. however, declared that at least ten and 750,000 laymen, arrived, an Senator George Wharton Pepper in ing sixteen years in the maternity Road and yet not get it east of men were dead and 100 or more Among his liabilities arc notes army of workmen rushed to com­ Pennsylvania’s recent “ million- homes follows: Clinton street in the south end. badly hurt, some probably fatally. pletion 500 altars and scores of out­ Jersey City, one per cent: Cin­ totaling $76,000 held by Fasslcr dollar” senatorial race receiving An Explanation. and Liberman, who took over the The cause of the explosion has door platforms where the crowds cinnati. (Whitel 70 percent: Cin­ In an effort to obtain an explana­ Radding tobacco crop of 1924, now not been determined, although it will assemble for next week’s devo­ only “ rubber stamped” receipts for cinnati (negro) 60 per cent; Cleve­ tion of this seemingly paradoxical valued at $50,448. was learned that the blast resulted tions. his money, William H. Folwell, Cit­ land, (negro) 60 per cent; Cleve­ situation, one in authority was in- from the ignition of gases in one Owes Town Taxes Tomorrow the 10,000 extra po­ izens’ Campaign committee treas­ land. (xvhite) 22 per cent; Pitts­ viewed today. or more of the huge coke ovens. licemen, 25,000 special train hand­ burgh, 50 per cent; Buffalo, 40 It appears that the routes in this Taxes due the Town of Manches­ urer, told the Senate “slush fund” ter and wages due a large group of Steel and burning coal in process lers and thousands of other work­ per cent; Richmond, 40 per cent; town were made about 2 0 years of conversion into coke were hurl- ers recruited to care for the visitors committee today. Roanoke. 50 per cent; Wilmingtom farm hands form a large item in the The “ loans,” eighteen in all, to­ ago when the Adams Express Co. ... ed in all directions, scattering will be in service and Thursday Chi­ Del., 35 per cent: Birmingham, 25 talled $307,575, Folwell said. He had the rights on the New Haven cago will turn to x.elcoming Cardi­ per cent; Louisville, 20 per cent. railroad. At that time it figured ‘"mV. Radding attracted quite a bit | ^""^‘adV- HunVVVrVhVV'ens al- produced the receipts which had “ In a majority of cases we .find nal Bonzano. papal legate to the been given Grundy by an assistant on where the population and busi­ Wesley (Freckles) Barry, 19-year-old movie star, left, and Julia 'Wood, congress. He will arrive from New the same cause— automobiles with ness was thickest. For some rea­ !VoTnffarm‘ersTerg"V^^^^^ - clerk of the committee, which the 22, of Newark, N. J.. to whom he is reported engaged. “ Wes” seems to York with a distinguished delega­ predatory drivers," Col. Margaret son, these routes remain as they did tc raise western steers for beef and j Rc.scuers Pepper “angel” described last week Bovill, of the Salvation Army said. 20 years ago and there is no way use the fertilizer on their tooacco i explosion, held have grown up pretty fast from the freckle-faced urchin of “ Penrod ” tion of European cardinals, arch­ as “ unsecured notes.’’ All had bishops, monsignori, nuns and “ In hundreds of cases 'we have to change them unless some organi- lands. His children ha\e \\on man> (]^,wn bv the heavv, damp atmos- and other pictures. They met two years ago on a vaudeville tour. Julia been rubber stamped with Folwell’s found girls either on the way to tation such as the local Chamber pr«es with their Baby Beef entries priests. name. phere, forced rescue workers to is not sure she will go back to the stage. City’s Participation. school or on the 'way home from of Commerce takes up the matter. in fairs. labor in semi-darkness. Stamped Receipts. school have been picked up by men Legal Routes. Civic Chicago in every depart­ His name as treasurer had been Eight bodies were found in the ment will bo represented in a in automobiles xvith disastrous re­ At the time the routes were laid ruins of the building shortly be­ stamped on the receipts, Folwell sults." out they were placed before the In­ parade marking the arriving of the said, either by Chester W.
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