IBtiniitriibt lEvntino %m dli \ SATORDAT, lU LT .Vi' inucLw amovtjaeioih SVnir members ot tbs Isither I KraHi « l M m , ISM laague of the Emanuel Lutheran Building lot for aale ABOUT TOWN church leave this week-end to spend WATKINS BROS. SUN UFE ASSURANCE a week’s vacation at the New Eng­ PENTLAND 5d4fc frnMtafe, sidewalk, gna, CO. OP CANADA 5 , 8 6 8 THE FLORIST DfOOBPOBATED water, aewer, « Strlokland St. . and Idta. Fred Atwood and land Conference Luther League DDNOAN A. OOOPi-ib f, ot North Adanu, Hass., are Bible School and Recreation Camp TONIGHT 17 Oak Street ROBERT K. ANDERSON Fred H. Norton •7 Laneneter RChicago, July IS.— (AP) — armed men stood guard as a warn aa was at first thought. SYSTEM Germany. Asked if the island was week, the name of Louis Somley, Drought and record shattering heat ONLY ONE IN SOUTH ENDl Ing to tribesmen not to interfere. The body of Adam (Zoom was Use your cash for your vacation. No MILK COOLERS Gardner, 81 years old, who insist being fortlfled by leave of the Brit­ 27, of Fairfield, was added to the elung to the long aufferlng mlddla ish government, Lord Cranbome found lying beside a railroad track ad that the government hang him list today at Bridgeport, where he Sunday in Ume Rock. Dr. (Zlark K. west and east m the northern half down payment and 20 months to pay. Drawing of $50 Door Prize Tonight! (New Aerating System ■— No Bulky Brina Tank) said, "No, it is not being fortlfled of the Nation today as Ufa glylng for killing his wife and infant son, by leave of ansrane.’’ died in a hospital as a result of Peterson, Salisbury medical ex­ 101 W a y s voS»Tome Between 11 and 12 o’clock. and boasted that he would take it prostration. He was stricken Fri­ ralna in portions of tbe northweet M e hew Lord Cranbome, acting in the Tortured by the pitlleas, scorching sun rays that beat down on their bony flanks, these cattle huddle paUieU-' aminer, said Coons appeared to be WALK-m BOXES — DISPLAY CASES "like an Apache,” met a horrible day. sunstroke victim but that he could and the south over the week-end with Johns-Manville Building Materials death. place of Foreign Secretary Anthony V shade of a bridge beiieath which, only a short time ago. flowed a cool stream in which they which were expected to aid other SPEaAL TONIGHT! Eden, made the announcement in splashed and quenched their thirst. Scenes such as this are common In western regions, as the terror of A forecast of showers already not determine the cause of death RAVIOLI WATER COOLING - ICE MAKING His body struck the side of the drought Ungers on. was fulfilled In part in some section definitely. eSlleted eectlona "fltosl^ ou t" trap aa the trigger was sprung. It answer to a question from Oliver Death from preetratira and Locker-Lampmn, a Conservative of the state and the humidity had Victims of heat Induced heart at­ 40 Cars Spaghetti Hamburg Sandwiches dangled thei- while the belplsea vlo- lessened noticeably. Cool breezes tacks in the state since last Wed­ drowning mounted to at least 1J47 AIR-CONDITIONING tlm groaned and kicked. Those di­ member, whether Germany’s prom­ TO CHOOSE FROM *— $25.00 AND UP m ise not to refortlfy Heligoland had brought additional relief. nesday were; William Hilliard and and crop destruction oontlnued at BALLANTINE’S RUPPERT’S SCOTCH ALE recting the execution talked once ot Temperatures in CoiuiecHcut Arthur Henderson, both of Nor- a devaatarieg pace with darasge In - dropping him again, but decided been kept. Come In and Try a Glass! Estimates Furnished "Inquiries have been made,” eald stayed in the middle eighties yester­ wZlk, Andrew Anderson and David exeera of 2800,000,000 when a ra- ? 1932 Ford Coupe...... $250 against it LOST IN FOG, ZEPPEUN OPINIONS SPLIT day, several degrees lower than lentlesa lun seared "the major i m i Jovial Joe O’Brien Serves Beer Just Right! Every minute for fully 20 minutes Lord Cranbome, *T understand the Lewis, both of Bridgeport, Mrs. island of Heligoland la being refor- for tbe four previous days, and the Charlotte Radzlewles of Ellington, natural diaaater" In burning words > 1931 Ford Coach...... ,.-.$175 the attending physician made an ex­ aorom the country. amination and shook hie head. tlfled.” He added that no right to weather would not have been ab­ Miehael Yut of New Britain, An- 1931 Studebaker Sedan...... $200 inspect the Island exists. ON NEW ACCORD. normal for a July day except for golte D'Addona ot Waterbury and Government Meteorologtot J. f t PARK TAVERN The trap wat sprung at 5:06 a. FUES OVER MIDDLETOWN Lloyd at (Zhlcago mode this a "Blu4 ! KEMP’S, INC. m. (Mountain standard time). It Dismantled After War. the humidity. Mrs. Julia Clinton of Stratford. 1931 Olds Sedan ...... $195 ^•UOsUrtniuASb Johnson Block “ALBERT”, Prop. (Heligoland is a flfth-of-a-square- The bodies of two heat victims, Prostration victims wore: Ken­ Monday” for harassed fermere to' was 5:30 when Gardner was pro­ the, bread heeket of America and 1931 Oakland Sedan ...... $185 •M SlilailM will nounced dead. mlle rock island off the German and AUSTRWMAN found In New Haven and Hamden dall, Schamr, Dennis Desmond of w—d pala tla j. Flrw* Danish coasts in the North Sea, yesterday, brought the state's heat Hartford and (Zllfford Kllner of their gasping urban dwellers whan ptoof* waarpfWoCi Improvised Oallowe Hindenburg Passes Over he announced no new ralna wars' In 1931 Hupp Sedan (2) ...... $195 The government’s Improvised in­ strategic defense liositlon to pro­ MAN STRANGLED, death total to 17. They were James Reynold’s Bridge. tect Germany's Kiel canal and the E. Kendall, 72, and Julius Schamr, Drowning victims were: Magnua- sight for the northwest or a n y ' 1931 Dodgre R oa d ster...... $185 strument of death was an old rock other brat baked area. crusher used in the construction ot ports of Bremen and Hamburg. State On Latest Trip from European Statesmen Believe 50. Dr. Marvin M. Scarborough, son, Stromberg, Tony Pina of New 1930 Olds Coupe...... $145 CkwUdge dam. The rope was swung (Several naval battles were THROWN IN RIVER New Haven medical examiner who Haven, John Rychowski of Man' He said genZraUy fair weather w from a cross beam. A hole was cut fought at the Island during the Germany to Lakehnrst, N. was summoned in each case, raid cheater, and Edward Thorath'n of with torrid temperatures would 1930 Nash Sedan (2)...... — $195 in the floor for a trap. world war, but the BrUTsh never n Dnce Had a Hand in both men were sunstroke vlotlma Bridgeport conUnue today and tomorrow f » drought aeras in general, but that 1930 Hudson Sedan...... $195 The- noose slipped as Gardner fell, succeeded In capturing i t Under the knot moving around in front the Treaty of Versalllea, the Island’s J.; Safely Moored. Waltham, M ass., Mayor CaDs Forming the New Agree­ cooler weather was likely in tbs 1930 LaSaUe S e d a n ______$295 The Day Has Passed When Your Only and snapping bis bead backward fortiflcatlons were destroyed. eastern section of the northweet _ I CSDAMKAIN aiftai 8bl . . and to one side. (When the military provisions of Tuesday. , provide charm and taatura of nm»K—-wA woed. the treaty were violated by Ger­ Local Showeta , 1930 Dodgre S ed an ...... $185 Oo on right over old akla walte.w Traaafbrm Meanwhile, armed men, sworn In New Haven, July 18— (A P)—The It the Most Diabolical m ent tba cstanor of your houM. not burn. by Ben J. McKinney, U. S. marshal, many in March of this year with re GirVs Torture Story _ Purely local abowars. wera fhra- : 1930 Dodge Sedan ...... $225 as deputies, patrolled the Ckiolldge militarization of the Rhineland, Zeppelin Hindenburg passed over cast for North Dakota and North- Concern About Your Milk Supply Be, That naval experts watched for reinstate­ Connecticut early today on her lat­ o f Crimes. 1930 Hupp S ed an ...... $145 Dam and the road leading Into the By ASSOCIATED PRESS. westem Minnesota, and for North Yew will want this ra n deep gorge where the hanging oc­ ment of Heligoland in the Nazi de est trip from Germany to Lake Dakota, , Northern,, MltiTiiaqte 1930 DeSoto Roadster...... $85 curred. But not an Indian was tease program.) burst, N. J. A sharp division of opinion among Starts Wide Search Nortbweetem Wiscohton and Upper ' Johns-Manvilla Book sighted. Germany Backs Orleser. The huge craft flew so low over Waltham, Mass., July IS.— (AP) European powers was the Judgment Michigan tomorrow, i, ' 1929 Chevrolet C oupe...... $50 Lord Cranbome also touched up­ East Hai^ton near tbe Baker Hill whathar plannMg to build or remodel A Quart A Day Is Delivered Regularly. The guards were withdrawn aa —The state’s best detectives levied today upon the Austro-Ger- There was hope, Uoyd said, ot 1929 H upp...... f $95 Gardner’s body was removed to a on Germany’s endorsement of the aircraft bCacdn that the roar of the searched today for thieves who man agreement announced Satur­ Tells P olice a Mu­ relief from the intense heat .in ^ mortuary at Globe. speech by Dr. Arthur Karl Grelser, motors awakened residents. day in an effort to stabilize rela­ DR.CADMANDIES; nUnoU, where prostratiott has t«H*n h e picture ebove ihowa Juat strangled Henry E. Bradley, 59, a 11929 Olds Coach ...... $95 yon how to ilnance all theae thinga Bomore of Cprlaing president of the Danzig Senate, be­ A report from Lakehurst said the Waltham Watch Company here tions between the two nations. almoat 300 Uvea, and^atatag to ttm one of the "101” thinge pic­ at the lowest terras in the hlstwy Mcfflnney bad said ‘T cum’t ra- fore tbe League of Nation’s council Hindenburg was unable to fix her Within Austria the ..pact was ap­ raat, poaalbly by Wadniaday,^Mk4 T tured and detcrlbcd in thia book to in Gbneva July 4. course and that tbe first her crew early yesto)rflay and throw his body tilated Her and Left Her 1929 Chevrolet Coach...... $85 of home-improvement financing. pact any trouble, but there have into the (Jharles river. proved by an but Hapsburg Restor- NOTED CLERGYMAN ha could- n o t, sight the urgratto - *’fix up" your home innponairety. been rumora of an upriaiug.’’ He told the Commons that on knew of her exact whereabouts was aUonlsts, Jews and the Relmwehr. ' ifc'.i 1929 Ford Coach...... $75 ITS TIME TO when they sighted s building In One of the men police inspector needed rUn mr tbe nudor It ahowB how to turn your baae- SIND FOR ran BOOK Gardner was secretly removed Asa McKenna said he believed was all of whom believed their interests to Die in Gas FiOed atatoe-dninols, Iowa, Ifeb from the Gila county Jail at Globe, (OonUnoed on Page Ten) Middletown. would be impaired. * 'i i 1929DeSoto!...... f ...... $95 ment into a recreation room with 1 am eemldwliic ramodaHiia. Bead r a n wounded. Although no blood was end Ihdtona. J-M Iiuulating Board; how to have J-M "101 Book" a. 36 miles away, and brought to the found, McKenna said footprints on From Germany, X3iancelIor Adolf Bxpaeto (!lool Wave execution site under heavy guard, BEACHES LAKEHURST Hitler declared the new understand­ Hotel Apartment Radio Prea(dier’a Body 1929 Ford Coupe ...... $39 a modem bathroom of colorful, I am cofuiderina buildlsa. Send r a n Lakehurst, N. J., July 18— (AP) tbe ground beneath a window and Ha explained that a new cool' J-M "40 Pointa" boma-tMiUding book □. arriving here ahortly after mid­ in a flower bed indicated one man ing would "pen the way for com­ wave, moving down fMm ^ noiHi- ■ 1928 Olds Sedan ...... $65 "tUelike” J-M Aibeatoa Wainacot- SPECIFY night —The German Zeppelin Hindenburg UNIONS, FARMERS staggered aa If wounded. bined further efforts for tbe good em Padflo states, would prebeUy I ingi how to insulate your house For five hours he sat in an auto­ reached the Lakehurst naval air of the two German states.'’ Wsahlngton, July 18.— (AP) — Broogiit to Brooklyo for 1928 Reo Sedan...... $95 against hot and cold weather with station early today to end her fifth Metropolitan district poUce pulled briag oeoter weather tomorrew-tn.^ mobile with guards equipped with Bradley's body from the river short­ II Duce was credited in Italy with Henna-haired Jean Bell’s story that J-M Rock Wool, etc. Even tella a sub-machine gun and supplied east-west crossing of the Atlantic the OakoUe, Nebresito. Mlanaaota. ? 1928 Dodge Sedan...... $95 after flying most of the way ly after Waltham police were called having a hand in negotiations, and a "klUer” mutilated her and left, Burial; End W as PeacefnL Nortbweetern Wlaoonaln, Upper ’ with tear gas bomba, inside the pro­ FORM NEW PARTY to the scene by Bradley’s fellow his own newspaper asserted the 1928 Chevrolet Sedan ...... — $15 tection of the deep gorge. through fog which was particularly her to die after she "ran out" on a Michigan and tba extreme aerthan heavy along the New England watchman, Elmer H. Jepaon. chief now may feel free to face portion of Lower Mlehlgea. He listened to Rev. F. M. Upleg- Great Britain and France in the promise to help free Charles x coast. Bradley's belt was wound tightly (Luckyl Luciano, vice overlord, Brooklyn, N. Y., July U —(AP)— When this Joins with the cool THE W . G. GLENNEY CO. r, veteran missionary, read the Fifty passengers were aboard. around his neck. There was no open with Germany regarded as a E. C. LYNCH from Sing Sing prison resulted to­ Tbe body of Dr. S. Parkes Cadraan, wave which hMted at tbs westem Me in the Apache language. He Trade Jumps and Agricul­ friend, not a rival. Goal. Lumber, Maaonn* Suppllee, Paint S The officers went to bed shortly water In his lungs. border of middle America yaster- Manchester Motor Sales, Inc. chewed gum nervously and smoked after mooring at 6:43 a. m. (e. s. t.) Failed to Appear. France and Great Britain, how­ day in a wide search in New York who left the coal mlnea of hla nativa 886 No. Main SU Tel. 4149 Manchester many cigarettes. Occasionally he ever, wondered whether the efforts City for the man she named. dhr It Is Ukely the combined fotoee 20 East Center Street Manchester, Conn. without commenting on the flight The 59 year old watchman, father Shropshire to become International­ of tbe two wUl be able to break the closed hie eyes, placed his feet on turists Pick Hartford Man through the fog. of 10 children, was supposed to meet at European security through the Detectives said that a man an­ ly famous as "The Radio Preacher," Headquarters for Johns-Manville Building Materiab the back of the front seat and rest* Zeppelin’s Log Locarno treaty might not break­ swering tbe description of tbe tor­ m en of heat possibly Wedneoday Jepson at 4 a. m., McKenna said. was brought to Brooklyn today. over the central statea, be added. •d. to Head Organization. The Zeppelin log, however, show. When he failed to appear at 5, Jep- down eventually. turer who carved the cryptic nu­ ELECTRO The death warrant was read as son started to look for him. French official quarters hinted merals "8-12” and the Initials "C. The 71-year-old clargirman and Rato Helpa Out (Continued on Page Six) He found several banjo clocks the outcome may be agreements be­ L." on her body and then tried to world peace advocate died of peri­ Tbe precipitation over the week­ (Oontlnued on ,Page Ten) piled beneath an open window in tween Britain and France and kill her by gas had left Washing­ tonitis yesterday at the Champlain end In tbe northwest was of untold New Haven. July 13.—(A P)—An­ the shipping room. On the lawn Britain and Belgium, an interna­ ton on a New York-bound plane at benefit. ‘Beildes aiding erope and other political party was In the field valley hospital in Plattsburg, N. Y., pasturage In some sections It « i^ he saw four more. tional alliance to face the eaatern 4 a. m., Sunday. Just a week after he entered the in- today—the Connecticut Farmer-La­ INDIAN THREATENS Three empty cartridges were European coalition. They expressed confidence that lifted tbe fire scourge In Ekstern FILMS PASTEURIZED BRUCE COMES OUT bor Party—but whether It would found in Bradley's revolver but Cap­ he, as well aa a companion whom Wyoming end Southeastern Mra- Inventory Reduction have any candidates In the state BERUN’S REACTION the girl described as the possible tana. DEVELOPED AND election next fall was uncertain. tain Charles J. Van Amburgh, state police ballistic expert, said only one Berlin, July 18— (AP) — Chan­ "finger man" In the .plot, would be Men end women laughed and PRINTED A meeting of^ delegates represent­ U.S. GOVERNMENT cellors of Germany and Austria con­ shouted in tba rain, and their chU- FOR GOV. LANDON ing trade union groups and farmers of the three had been fired recently. picked up soon in New York. 24-HOUR SERVICE Police Sergeant Walter L. Tom­ sidered their diplomatic accord com- Wblle expressing no definite opin­ dren played in mud puddlw. Farm­ the party here yesterday ers wondared if the oiot waaOiar end and appointed a state executive kins obtained "fragmentary” finger­ ion as to the girl's story, (Zhlef of Film Deposit Box \t prints in the shipping room and (Uentlnool on Pago Two) Detectives Bernard Thompson raid: rain would. rid the area of the Guernsey Milk committee with power to call a graesbopper and cricket borda. Store Entrance nominating convention If such ac­ Proposes the Sale of Black from window panea He hoped to "We are investigating this case SALE Former Democratic Senator obtain more today. as an attempted murder," More than 1,000 fighters of the tion la deemed advisable. huge Black HiUa forest blase for In Its platform the party stated HOIs Area to Canada — Mayor Frederick L. MacDonald Rescued By PoUm There is no doubt about the Is Utterly Disappointed It will be controlled by "trade called the crime "the most diaboli­ PRESIDENT ASKED The 23-year-old girl, who was more then a week breathed easier KEMP'S cal, cruel, inhuman and almost un­ rescued from her gas-filled apart­ as the moisture quenched an but a unions, farmers, unemployed, pro­ few spots. trend to Pasteurized milk. It’s fessional and co-operative organiza­ Gives His Reasons. thinkable crime of murder that ment by police early Sunday after o f With His Own Party. tions, u Ited for Independent politi­ could happen” and said he would FOR FLOOD RELIEF a telephone operator beard a weak Elaewhere, too. In tbe Nation, the coming thing and we, as a cal action." call a special meeting of the city call for help coming over the wire, welcome rain revived the spirits council to authorize a reward for over e sorely-tried populace tbe William Kuehniel of Hartford was Rapid a ty, 8. D.. July 13.— (AP) was at the District of Columbia progressive dealer, are pre­ Topeka, Kaa., July 13.— (A P)—A chosen to head the state executive Information leading to the arrest of Woman’s Bureau today. She was week-end. In Connecticut NOTICE committee. —Hints of a settlement were heard Bradley's slayers. drought was believed definitely '. Notice is hereby given that a ape- • C h i f f o n letter from William Cabell Bruce, among the Sioux Indians today to suffering considerable pains from pared with the installation of former Democratic Senator from Denoonoes Pension Delegates from Half Dozen the cuts on her right thigh and broken, end temporary relief was dal meeting of the voters of the lessen apprehension over the threat given In New York atate, New U p ­ FIFTH School District will be held Maryland, saying he was "bitterly The party's platform "denounced" of Thunder Bull, Sioux tribal coun­ abdomen. 4t the scboolbouse in said District on our disappointed” in Preeident Roose­ the Connecticut old age pension law Washington and New York de­ land, Nebraska, Georgia, Virginia cillor. that he would propose sale of States Hold Conference a n d ^ u tb (Zarollna. tba 14th day of July, 1936, at 7:00 P r in t s velt and "deeply gratlfled" at Alf and carried a plank calling for a the Black Hills to Canada. DEATHS BY AUTOS tectives were checking every detail P. H., Elaatem Standard Time, for ELECTRO PASTPURIZING M. Landon'e nomination was made of her story that the killer entered But os a genera] continuation of the following purpose, to wit: ubllc today at the office of the Re- (Oonttamed on Page Six) (Oontlnued on Page Six) With the Chief Executive. her apartment early Sunday, felled tbe drought was predicted, prieea see if the District will vote to . P L A N T Rbllcan PresldenUal candidate. her with a blow to tbe face tore off on - major grain markete, arhich grorove a plan for an adjustment ue communication was given out RISE OVER WEEK her nightgown, cut her with a Dr. & Parkan Oadmoa tumbled practically the full Umita w.tbe Ekjuallaatlon Tax required by ^ t prior to a conference set for to- Hyde Park. N. Y., July 18. __ razor-sharp instrument, then bound Saturday upon a forecast of prob­ jm consolidation of the schools of • S ilk ay between Landon and George N. stitutlon with a'ruptured appendix. able relief from heat and aridity, VITAMIN “C” IS NOT LOST ,(AP)—Representatives of a half her and etalked out sifter turning Bishop Francis J. McConnell of the Town of Uanchester. Peek, former New Deal official and Children No Hindrance, dozen eastern and Inland states on the gas. opened today allghtly lower tban EDWARD H. KEENEY, i>. -T s student of farm and foreign trade Six Fatalities Reported In the Methodist church will conduct Saturday's close, then steadied to BY ELECTRO­ came here today to urge President Lociano’s Initials a the funeral Wednesday at the OLIN GRANT, problems. Beside the Bruce letter, Roosevelt to set aside a large The girl herself was the first to about the cloalng level. HENRY JORDAN. P r in t s , half a dozen others signed by per- Brooklyn (Central Congregational Initial downturns of at much aa W ^ o /n e n Athletes Assert chunk of the 1936 Relief Act funds point out that tbe "C. L " carved in church where Dr. Cad man became PASTEURIZATION •ODB ■ ropresentlii^ tbcinBelvas State; Hartford Persons for emergency flood control reser­ 8 cents In some casea were soon Democrats who would support the letters four Inches tall on her right an ofitstandlng religious leader. New York, July IS.— (AP)__ voirs and other works. overcome, and trading in all specu­ |44'; When you get your milk it has the~same Landon-Knoz ticket, were made ■rae two mothers, who had never Before entering the conference, lative pits was on a large scale, public at the Kansas governor’s of­ Motherhood "haa made me nm fast­ (Oonthmed oo Page Siz.) (Continued on Page Six) rich qualities as raw milk in taste and er, ’ was the new slant on mater­ met ratll the Olsrmplc track and spokesmen for the groups repre­ although decidedly less so than on • S p o r t fice. field trials July 4, said; “We have senting various re^ons of the Saturday. every other respect. London aides said Peek, who was nity given today by a U. 8. womni’s Olympic team hurdler who 1s the a lot In common In the way we feel United States Flood (Control Fed­ Despite Saturdair'e break, how­ FILMS tbe first administrator of the New about thinga,” but added: By ASSOCIATED PRESS eration said many projects could ever, wheat etui wee 31-34 cents' mother of a two and a half year-old Four automobile accidents, Deal’s AAA and later a special ad­ glii* ‘T guess we’U feel sick and tired one not wait until Congress appropri­ higher than prices commended 6 DEVELOPING viser to President Roosevelt on for­ of them resulting in a triple fatal! 30,000 Orangemen March Materials 'Tve never run so fast Tn my life « each other’s children before the ated money to carry out authoriz­ year ago, com woe fractlosaUy eign trade, had requested the con­ Olympics are over.” ty, claimed six lives on Connecticut ation recently approved under the down to two cents up, and oats 3H AND PRINTING ference with Landon. Since with­ as I have since my baby was bom,’’ highways during the week-end. raid Mrs. Anne O’Brien, a thin, seri­ "My daughter weighs 88 pounds." 2320,000,000 omnibus flood control cents higher at todays opening. drawing from the Rooeevelt admin­ The upward swing in the high­ law. In July 12 Demonstration 8-Bonr Servloe, Your opportunity to MILK Is A Perfect Summer F6bd and Drink ous-faced athlete from Huntington boasted the Javelin throwing moth­ Temperatnrea Aaeend istration after spUtUng with Secre­ Beach, Calif. . er, Mrs. Wilhelmsen. way death list came only a few Norman McLeod of Pittsburgh, MeanwhUe temperatures otmtlil- tary Hun over r^procal tariff poli­ days after tbe publication of en­ make generous sav­ When the sun blazes down and your appetite disappears, that’s the time you need milk and plenty of it. Our milk Another young mother on the wo­ "My BtanI Yours Is fat!" said representing the Tri-State Author­ Belfast, Northern Ireland, July^notloe to tbe Incident uqtU 24 hours cies, Peek has been a frequent critie couraging reports from the statisti­ ity embracing Western Pennsyl­ (Orattooed ra Page Shu) D irect from a thoroughbred herd and perfecUy pasteuriz!^ assures you of fine milk, perfectly protect^ of the New Deal. men’s Olympic track and field team, Mrs. O’Brien. 18.— (A P )—A rain-drenched pro­ later when feeling between the ings on fine Summer Mrs. Qertnide Wilhelmsen, of Puyal­ cal bureau of the Travelers Insur­ vania, Ohio and West Virginia told Orangemen and their rivals will Bl-Latoial Facto ■ Mrs. Wilhelmsen said of husband, ance (Company and from the motor cession of 80,000 Orangemen wound materials that you lup, Wash., who also has a daughter Andrew, who works In a Tacoma, newspapermen 2128,00,000 was ear­ have subsided. TREASURY BALANCE i Kodak Agency Peek favored bl-Iateral trade two and a half, said maternity had vehicle department showing that marked in the 21.425,000,000 re­ through the streets of Belfast to­ Lord Craigavon, prime minister I treaties aa opposed to the reciprocal Wash., flouring mill: Briag na your photo proh- can use foT weeks enabled her to hurl the discus and automobile fatalities were decreas­ lief act for flood control and con­ day in celebration of the 246th an­ of Northern Ireland, addressing a Washington, July 13.—(AP)—ThS tariffs pacts negotUted by Hull “He’s the one that encourages me ing In Connecticut. Javelin further. eiong. Re goes to the field when servation but said the President niversary ot tbe Battle of the demonstration near Belfast an­ poalUon of the Treasury Jujy 10: and weeks to come. which, under the most-favored-na- ‘T m bettor than I was before," The drowning of two men In previously had indicated most of Boyne. nounced he would make retention Receipts, 216,13;>,199.ia; expendt- Uon poUqy; extend tiie beoeflu Pm practicing. Just to help and en­ WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION OF, Bbe said. 'T feel so free, I feel 100 courage." Georgetown Saturday and of a boy this earmarked money would have ‘Three thousand poUep guarded by civil autboritiea of special pow­ turea, 240,705406Jh); net batonosb C E N T E k [ranted In a single reciprocal treaty to go for conservation. per cent." She said her physician told her. In Bridgeport set the week-end vio­ the atreets. Armored ears sped ers of legislation an Issue at the 22477,272.108.48; customs receipts to all nations having moat-favoted- Tbe two women, found showtag lent death total at nine. Others at Conferctioe from point to point. A Welsh l a ­ next general election. for the mouth,' 210.1634S847. PHARMACY aatlon agrramentr with the United In regard to Javelin throwing, "Don’t Odd ruisw s Btoek - OUR PLANT ANY DAY snapshots o f their babies to each ever give It up.” Three of a party of seven, return­ Others who entered the Hyde ment was held at barracks la event ”I for my part appeal with tbe Receipts for tha flaoal yaar (ataee States. other whUe the track and field team ing to Hartford from an outing at Park temporary white bouse for of diaturbancea. utmost confldenoe to my. -fellow July I ) ., 2106,893i02SJS; txpehdlr. Cheney Hall Salesr^m The Jaruca letter, addressed - to Mrs. O'Brien’s husband helps her, tbe parley were; rat at breaktost, said they’d like to Bound View beach, died after their Tbe rain adilch ruined a spectac­ loyaltets for the authority to take turea, 2336.9S7478S6, Ineludliig Landon and dated June 16. aaid: too. He used to be a track man, "black tbe eyee of people who say and that’s now she got started. automobile left the highway in Had- Dr. (Zbarlea EL Holzer, president ular demonstration was considered and maintain this and every other 250,0104^42 of emergency expeto- ? ^’T am 76 years at age and, with that,women are no good In athletics (Um and struck a tree. of the Ohio Valley Conaervatloa aa Impalling factor to prevent necessary pracaiithm to aupprena dltunra, irroeee of expeadttarxk" REMNANTS AND IMPERFECTS Free Sample Delivered To Your Home On Requeat — Phone 5455 or 672L -the single exception of Mr. B r j ^ She takes her baby out to the HARTFORD ROAD after they’ve had children." track In Its carriage, ao the baby can Hueo Are Killed and Flood Control Coogrees; State daaoaatnUions. the Irish Republican army, safe­ 2120.S44.404.0L Oroaa dsbt, tO ir *T have more strength than I used see her hurdle; anid already hss Joseph StoppelU, 48, of Hartford. Senator W. B. Rogers and Or. PoUee said one man was atreated guard the border, protect tow abid­ 557,175444.78, a deereaea of ttt.- ineHeraidAiTis (Ooattooed ra Page Xra) to,” exclaimed Mrs. O'Brien. taught the child to swim. carrying six revolvers. Newsp^ers ing dtlzena and preaarve tbe pwca 985,050.50 under the prmdeas , dey. (t*eUeaed ea Page rwe) i6affamst>i. wars aik ad not to giva prominent of Ulster,” said Lord Adolf Hitler, In reply, Mr. Brown assisted EMlaon largely commanding officer, and Homer C ies. authoriaed by the Selectmen In see- hour after the scheduled time when timated at approximately 2,200 those planning to attend and anjoy hot weather Is protracted, will prob­ made known his desire that "the on his experiment! and development children and adults from Monday Neal, camp superlntendenL All ex­ The affair will be staged at Ar- alon early tMa afternoon to conduct they left, but the driver made good Wounded by Bullet from of the storage battery. He said that a very Interesting and diveraltled ably not exceed 600,000 gallons Carl W. Hallengren of the Bronx, old traditional relations growing out through Friday and another 1500 pressed pleasure on the condition ot belter Maenner (3hor park In West program. The only advance notice aa audit of the accounts of Tax Col­ time and they arrived at 12:15, Just Edison was convinced that all auto­ the camp, and asked numerous ques­ Haven. Sunday, July 19, and will lector George H. Howe on the years dally. New York City, la spending • the of racial communl^ and centuries over the weekend. Making a total that Harry wishes the public to have long enough to moke the 32 hungry During the month of March and Officer’s Revolver. of common history to be reestab­ mobiles would eventually be operat­ of 12,500 bathers and spectators tions about camp life and work be In charge of a general commit­ of 1926 and 1927. and what they did to the clams was week with his uncle and aunt, Mr. ed by electricity but the univer/ ' at this time la that they begin to April the average dally consump­ lished In order to open the way for visiting and enjoying the cool wa­ projects. tee composed of William P. Looney, check up their memorise on many of The audit will be conducted at a too bad. It was pretty sunny at and Mrs. Andrew Johnson Of Clin­ combined further efforts for the acceptance of the gas engine pr The commission bad previously chairman; Michael D. McGrall, vice- total cost of $900, $450 for each tion was 400,000 gallons and In May ton street. iter and breeze available at Globe the old time favorite song hits and the beach and moat of the members good of the two German states and otherwise and work along this ^ f Hollow the Mecca of Manchester enjoyed a dinner at one of the pic­ chairman; Mrs. MolUe Ross, secre­ year's audit and June was 450,000 gallons dally. Hartford, July 13.— (A P )—A wild was retarded. Mr. Brown also some of current popular tunes returned at 10 o'clock tired, but The total average dally consumption for the consolidation of the peace p swimmers. nic areas of the Peoples Forest. tary; Mrs. Fred Hennessey, assist­ The Sdectmen voted to designate happy, but voting not to go so far police bullet that brought a 26-year- Miss Lillian Humphrey of Flor­ of Europe.” worked with Edison on tha talking besides the fact that he wants all Town Counsel William S. Hyde aa for last week was 550,000. old girl to Municipal hospital In what On Friday of each week special LL John Morrissey, C. A. Res., ant secretary, and Captain James J, those present to open up their lungs again. ence street left yesterday for Hol­ picture, which has now completely will be in command of Camp White Deegan, treasurer. the town’s agent In the settlement Despite the unusual drain on the today appeared a "fair” condition, is replaced the silent movies. During instruction is given in advanced to the limit eo that the program Hose Company No. 1 of the South town’s three principal reservoirs, yoke, Maae., where she will spend a swimming and Junior life saving while Captain Walter D, Thomas ia Athletic Events of the claim against the Century In­ Manchester fire department made a being made the subject of an invsatl- Provisions of the Austro-German the war Edison served on the naval may be beard at least In Hartford. demnity Company, surety for Ta.a the supply Is adequate. gatlon by Chief Farrell and the po­ week with relatives. and at the first session there were on a two weeks leave. ^ LL Herbert Athletic events for boys and girls, It la hoped that all those present change in the location for holding accord, announced simultaneously advisory board with Mr. Brown aa a fat men's race, a balloon race for Collector Howe. lice board. in Berlin and Vienna Saturday, iO boys who started preparing for Pierce, Ensign U. 8. N. R., will take both young and old will Join In to their outing on Saturday. Ever an aide. over Lt. Morrissey’s duties during women and several other events are The H. N. Alexander Company The chief expected to receive to­ Sunday school teachers of the center around three main points: The speaker described the In­ Junior life saving and it Is expected make ths evening more enjoyable conducted the original audit of the since the company- waa organized Austrian Independence was re­ that this class will Increased each Captain Thomaa's absence. listed In the program now under and If the outcome proves successful the annual outing of the company day Individual reports from the five Concordia Lutheran church will ventor's characteristic and reveal­ construction by "Jim” Googan and hooks and accounts of the Town KNIGHTS’ CARNIVAL policemen and three detectives who hold their monthly meeting tomor­ affirmed by the German Reich; succeeding week. Besides this This Thursday at the amphithea­ Director Frank Busch will make waa held at the Cheney cottage at ed that Edison was the soul of ter the Camp Robinson mitt sllng- his corps of assistants from the Treasurer and Tax Collector from were pursuing prowlers Saturday row evening at 8 o’clock. Austria declared Itself "a German kindness, treating well all with class the children who are learning plans for more such programs. The Marlborough lake, often finding it state” although It announced con­ to swim and come along faster era will swap left Jabs and right New Haven recreation board assist­ evening’s progrdm will start at 6 1938 to 1985 resulUng in disclosing a •morning when a stray bullet hit whom he came in contact. Edison ed by a committee beaded by Ser­ ahortage in the accounts of the Tax necessary to get a start at 3 o'clock COMMIHEE TO REPORT and probably disfigured for life Miss tinuation of the general domestic than some of the others are given hooks with the Camp White toxlog o’clock with plenty of excitement tor In the morning to make the trip. Mr. and Mrs. John Kay and was interested in the welfare of his geant Michael J. Connolly as chair­ Colleotor amounting to $43,173. Ruth Laurla as she looked out of policy: and each of the nations employees and performed .many an opportunity to try for a begib- team. A dance orchestra and sever­ aU with refreshmenta being sold on This year the company went to the daughter Joan of New York Chty agreed to withhold any effort to In­ ners button and then they are also al camp vaudeville acts will com­ man. the grounds. Rcifuinr Meeting of Campbell her second-story bedroom window at deeds of kindness and generosity for Captain Deegan will have charge Manchester Rod and Oun club’s 81 Baltimore street. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Ber­ fluence the other’s internal affairs. them. coached In diving^. During the plete the evening’s entertalnmenL trand of Madison street. of the entertainment and he has se­ bouse In Coventry. It was not nec­ Council to Be Held at Home Chief Farrell this morning s.ald he In addition, the ban against Nazis Listened Patiently past week the attendance for the The camp baseball team lost, two PUBLIC RECORDS essary, because of the shorter dis­ in Austria was continued as the swimming classes under the direc­ games during the past, week, one cured seven acts of vaudeville, the -V fi Tonight. could make no comment until he had Oorodon 31. Beebe Following the war, many persons services of a special orchestra to 2 0 ,0 0 0 CARS IN STATE tance, to have all of the members received the reports. They are to be Tomorrow la the final day In government In Vienna waa not seemed to have Ideas for Inventions tion of Director Frank Busch and to the strong Camp Robinson nine, •f- Tt'-' 'J go out In the morning and many of Hoffmann of Forest street, East changed In form except for the pos­ Edward Llthwin has Increased un­ by the score of 9 to 1 and the other render a concert and play music for Campbell Council, Knights of Co­ filed by Policemen James Dooley, which children may enter the and came to Edison for advice. No modern and Irish dancing and sev­ Right of Way those who had to work until noon lumbus will hold a regular council James McCusker and Frank Morgan Hartford, with whom he lives. He church vacation school maintained sible Inclusion of several pro-Ger­ matter how improbable and indagin- til at the present time the enroll­ to the Camp Roberts' team, 12 to 6. STILL TO BE TESTED found that they could make the was conveyed to the Manchester man representatives In the Cabinet. ment for swimming lessons, which The trucking of Ai Taylor and eral stars of the radio. -r . , -W* 'XLTJM.. ' The State of Connecticut, under meeting tonight at which time the and Supernumerary Policemen by the North Main street churches. atlve the Ideas of his callers, Edison State and County officers of the authorisation of Section 1005, Chap­ trip after that hour. Osano waa in committee In charge of the carnival William H. Sullivan, Paul Morgan Memorial hospital where everything Some concessions to self-exiled always' listened patiently and help­ are given to children free, has Ray Reeves with the musical back­ charge of the dinner and saw to It was done to make the aged veteran Nazis were granted by Austrian passed the mark of last year set ground of Bill Taslllo’i Showboat A. O. H. and Ladles’ auxiliaries and Lanes to Be Kepi Open Until ter 80 of the cumulative supplement will make a report. There are sev­ and Paul J. Frank, as well as De­ Manchester's representatives at ed to develop a number of sound prominent members of both organi­ that there was plenty to eat for the comfortable. The trip was made to authorities to permit the return to Ideas that led to successful inven­ up to this time. orchestra scored a big hit with the —Photo by John Haley End of Month Engineer e t Connecticut statutes of 1931, 1933 eral important questions to be de­ tective Sergeant Peter A. Anderson the state outing of the Junior zations have been named to a big Kliss Janet Gray Simon and 1980, has taken land owned by early arrivals and clam chowder cided and Grand Knight Bernard and Detectives Jere J. Grady and the hospital in T. P. Holloran’s am­ their homes of an unestlmated num­ tions, for which he paid generously The new enrollment for this large aydience that had gathered to Cross Reports. Order of A. O. U. W., held at Lake week was 61 boys and 63 girls witness the ninth weekly entertain­ state committee which will endeavor Bdward J. Holl located on the Willl- was served at 1 o’clock with a chick­ Fogarty urges a large attendance at Thomas G. Farrell. bulance. ber who fled Into Germany. If he bought the patent, always Mr. and Mrs. Scott H. Simon of Henry street announce the engage­ en dinner served at 4 o'clock when Mr. Beebe who Is 93, and Elmer Compounce Sunday did not carry Austria still will observe the making a grand total of 206 boys ment at the Captain Thomas amphi­ to make Sunday, July 19, the big­ mantlc-Manchester highway. Route this meeting. Judge George H. Day, president making certain the originator of gest day In the history of the A. O. ment of their daughter, Miss Janet Gray Simon, to Robert Hyde Smith, New Haven, July 13.—(AP)—Al­ the 30 members and guests were I. Hotchkiss of Florence street, who away theL monkey that was donat­ three-power pact of Rome which the Invention received due credit. and girls with ages of the children theater last Thursday evening. Ihc No. 6, for drainage right of way. The plana for the carnival this of the police board, said today that ed by Frank Buck, the well known H. In Cimnectlcut. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Smith, of Elwood road. though the dead-line for the first Notice of this action by the State served. Instead of being called year call for something entirely new Is 92, were the guests of ..onor at created an alliance between Italy, Mr. Brown said that Edison was s ranging from 4 years up aa high two boys, both members of the semi-annual compulsory auto In­ he had a.sked the chief to submit full animal trainer, but they did get as 14 years. On Committee Miss Simon was graduated from Abbott Academy In Andover, Highway department was filed in upon to leave for homo at 6 o’clock and novel In this form of entertain­ Information on the occurrence to the tile Memorial Day exercises held in Austria and Hungary. great Inspiration to him and he was camp, went to cown in a big way as Mass., and from Vassar College. spection of 1936 passed Saturday, most of the honors. In the base­ The list of new pupils follows: they sang and danced Harlem’s own The following state officers and * the town clerk's office today. the members did not make the trip ment and the Knights of Columbus board, which, however, will not meet Center Park In the forenoon on May Uiankful for the years he had been members of the A. O. H. Ladies’ Mr. Smith received his degree from Harvard University In 1933. the nine testing lanes operated by home as early as usual and voted 30 this year. ball game the Manchester team rivlleged to spend In work with Boys: CHarence, Haugh, George theme song and the applause they will bring to the people of Man­ again until the first Monday In Aug­ won 4 to 3 over the New Haven BITTER CRITICISM auxiliaries are on the committee: Since graduation he baa been associated with Robert J. Smith, Inc. the motor vehicle department re­ the outing as the best yet ust. Idlson in his laboratories. ' Rauehle, Walter Smith, Albert received was deafening. Several oth­ mained open today to accommodate chester a carnival that will be a team and other members of the Vienna, July 13 — (AP) — En­ Strlnattla, Arthur O'Neil, President, Reta (3ooney; vice-presi­ The marriage will take place In the fall. credit to the organization and one No Special OleeUng Charles Kimball, new manager ot Robert er camp entertainers and three box­ tardy autolsts left behind to final Manchester lx>dge were winners In thusiastic approval and bitter the Manchester Gas Company, was Tierney, Richard Parisean, Peter ing bouts completed the entertaln­ dent, Julia McDonnell; secretary. that will meet with the approval "I sec no occasion for calling a HOSPITAL NOTES most of the other sports. The win­ criticism greeted the Austro-Ger­ Daisy Lord; treasurer, Mrs. Kather­ minute rush last week. admitted into membership and Lurtseroa, Paul Ghetlat, George menL Wilbur L. Ooss, Jr., denartm’snt and merit the support of all. special meeting,” Judge Day said. ner of the monkey, which was des­ man diplomatic agreement today. England, Philip Sheridan, Robert ine Sullivan; historian, Mrs. Peter ner, Mrs. James Fogarty, Mrs. Kath­ Hourtgan, Pnmfret, John Graham. The meeting tqnlght will bo un­ "We don’t want to rush things. We spoke briefly. The attendance The program opened with tha engineer In charge of the Inspection, NO. 1, M. F. D., TO ELECT Admitted Saturday; Mafalda cribed as about the size of a gray Austrian Nazis who have fought prize, donated by Parker Soren, was Connors, Robert Finley, Jerry Don­ Showboat orchestra under the baton Carolan; County presidents, Mrs. leen Baker, Mrs. Scanlon, Mrs. J. Portland, John Boyle, Bridgeport, CARD OF THANKS der the direction and supervision of must have facts. There doesn't the government for the privilege ot Mary Halllgan, New Haven; Mrs. Brannigan, Mrs. Margaret McCartin Michael Owens, Torrlngton, Thomas said the lanes .would remain tpen We wish to thank our many reln- Dlvlncenza of Putnam, Conn., squirrel, fully growp was a Bridge­ won by Thomas Bentley. Dr. D. C. ovan, Harry Fay, James Topllff, of Bin Tasillo playing "On Wiscon­ the newly elected officers who were seem to be any question of a mali­ Dwight Denslow of 78 North Elm port woman, who took $5 In cash preaching National Socialism Francis Dancosse, Albert Mc- Mary Smith, Hartford; Cathleen and Mrs. Mary Myers. • Walsh, Shelton, John J. McNamara, until about the end ot the month to tlvM and frlsndt for their kindness Installed lost week. cious action. It la Just a case of Y. Moore, chairman of the camp sin” In true collegian style. Elwin Inspect an estimated 20.000 cars and sympathy shown to us durins OFFICERS TONIGHT street. rather than the tame monkey. throughout the nation expressed fund committee, urged the Kiwan- Keown, Jimmy Humphrey, Edward Brown and Joseph Jedziniak, ths (Durley, Fairfield; Molly Carroll, New State Committee Ansonia, and Michael Lyons, Nor­ the lUiiess and at ths time of the whether the officers discharged their Discharged Saturday: Mrs. Effio satisfaction over the accord. Koch, Leonard Kanehl, Peter Cord- London; Loretta Caahlon, Middlesex; The A. O. H. members of the walk. still to be tested. There are about death of our wife and mother. We ians to make their contributions to Red River Hill-Billies, took the au­ 360,000 cars and trucks registered duty In the proper fashion." Webb of Coventry, Mrs. Margaret Families and relatives of Nazi the fund to finance the Kiddles era, Stanley Davis, William Heff­ Mrs. Susan Hoben, Litchfield; Mrs. state committee are William Terry. Over 6,000 are expected to attend would espeotally thank all those who Expect Same Slate Will Hold Police today still were seeking the A dental clinic will be held to­ fugitives who fled to Germany to dience by storm with their several Hannah Pressler, Tolland; Mrs. Michael McGrall and Fred Hennes­ In the state. taat flowers and those who so kindly PRESIDENT ASKED Downing of 25 West Middle Turn­ Camp at Camp Nathan Hale on ner, Edward Shea, Roy Kanehl, hlll-bUly selections. Clarence Bris- this big Irish gathering which wl’.l third of the two prowlers, although morrow morning at 9 o’clock for escape political punishment hailed Mary Bliss, Mrs. Mary Dunn, Mrs. sey of New Haven, John Hayes and be held rain or shine as the commit­ The lanes are situated now In donated the uie of their cars. Over— Also to Pick Place pike, Henry Lucas of Norwich, Hll- pre-school children and a tonsil Coventry Lake, starting the last Walter Ferguson, Michael Cerriglo, son, a handsome young baritone JOSEPH TAOOART AND SONS. they admitted that hia apprehension the new understanding for the con­ Dora O'Connor, Mrs. Helen Kane, Dennis Bamicle of Hartford, Peter tee has made arrangements to stage Hartford, New Haven. Bnngepcrt, for Outing. Icry Melaven of Andover, Mrs. Wil­ clinic at 10, at the Health Center week In July. George Murray, Milton Alpert, with a very pleasing personality, FOR FLOOD REIEF looked doubtful. liam Ritchie and Infant son of 20 cessions which win allow the self- James Duhrlng, Bobby Bronkie, Mrs. Alice Sevan, Mrs. Margaret Griffin and Bdward Doyle of Water­ the affair indoors In the spacious Waterbury, Stamford, Middletown, The two caught Saturday, John on Haynes street. "• * exiles to return home. sang several old-time favorites and Manlon, Mrs. John H. McNamara, bury, George Williams and Daniel Norwich, Torrlngton and WllUnian- Hoae Company No. 1 of the Man­ Park street and Mrs. Cuthbert Bell Joseph Tontanella, Roy Haugh, led the community singing. He han­ auditorium located In the park. Layfulde and his brother, Horace, and infant son of 18 Knox street. Legitimists, anxious for a Haps- Walter Koch, Howard Flavell, Roy Mrs. Katherine Reardon, Mrs. Mary Rehm of Manchester, John Sullivan Local Committee tic. chester Fire department will bold (Continued From Page One) both of Worcester, were arraigpiod in The Ladies Aid society of the burg restoration, Joined Jews and dled the community singing like a Cross said no figures were avail­ their annual election of officer! to­ Admitted Sunday: Mlsa Evelyn DOUGHERTY CIRCUS LOT Psrottl, Irving Perottl, Walter Ted- veteran of the stage. Hennessey, Mrs. William Schmidt, and Michael Enwrlght of New Lon­ The local committee in charge ot court Saturday. Their cases were Quarryville Methodist church will Helmwehr (Home Guard) support­ Mrs. John Lynch, Nellie McCarthy, don, John SuIUvan o( Btaffdrd tickets Is Andrew Renn, James Mc- able but ha believed over 50.000 ve­ night. For the past year the com­ James H. Green, Pittsburgh mem­ Ostrout of East Hartford, Miss ford, Richard Flavell, Edward Rls- Phil SuIUvan, well-known an­ continued to July 16. Betty Tomlinson of 178 Charter Oak conduct a Bingo party tomorrow ers In condemning the opportunity MANCHESTER tan, Clarence Luplen, Jr„ Wiliam Mrs. Mary Hogan, Mrs. Mary Fitz­ Springs, J. J. Ryan, Stamford, Sherry, P. E, MeVey, John Tierney, hicles passed through the state's In­ pany baa been in charge of Joseph bers of the Trl-State Authority; evening from 7:30 to 9 o'clock at for spread of German Influence af­ nouncer, refereed and announced Skoneakl as foreman. It la not ex­ Miss Laurla, record clerk at Muni­ street, Mrs. Mary Aceto of 59 Clin­ Lautenbach, Peter Capra, Anthony patrick, Ella A. (iarvln, Mary Sul­ James Moran and Thomas Harrigan Sr., and CorneUus Foley of Man- spection lanes last week alone os Thomas R. Hutton, of Bingham­ cipal hospital, and her mother, were ton street. Haling’s Hotel, Boltor Lake, Prizes forded by the agreement. the boxing bouts. In the opening livan, ' Mrs. George Quigley, Mrs. of Meriden, WUUam Christopher, cheater Division No. 1, A. O. H.; operators endeavored to peas the pected that there will be any change ton, N. Y„ representing Flood Con­ Dellafera, Francis Shea, Charles bout Joe Zeller and Leo Zordan gave looking out the window, when they Discharged Sunday: Mrs. Lillian will be awarded and refreshments Called Treason Oarrow, Robert Pratt, Eric Trotter, Mary Smith, Mrs. Marie Hart, Mrs. Middletown, Charles Corrigsn, Bast Mrs. Katherine Williams, Mary Fitz­ tests before tha July 11 dead-line. In the list of officers this year be­ trol Council. heard shots and saw men leaving served at a nominal price. a very clever boxing exhibition. In Cross said last nIghL however, cause of the good showing made by Mack of Bolton, and Annabel Rushln Baron Hans von Zessner, legal Charles Trotter, Kent Hemingway, M. B. Carroll, Mrs. John Reilly, Mrs. Hartford, Edward Boyle, New Brit­ patrick, CTara Gallagher and Abble K EM P'S, Inc. Dudley Harmon, vice president of their rear yard. They called to a of Hartford. adviser to Archduke Otto, heir ap­ the semi-final Frank Lupo and Joe Lenz, Mrs. Borlello, Mrs. M. Hallor- ain, John McKenna, Norwich, Hugh Fogarty of the Ladies' Auxiliary. that the motor vehicle department the members during the past year. JULY Lawrence Lindell, Ray Modean, Benedetto battled to a draw. The the New England Council, was ex­ policeman and a moment later the Births: A son was born to Mr. Daughters of Liberty No. 125, L parent to the .Austrian throne, call­ 24 an, Elizabeth A. Walsh, Rose Creb- McDermott, Danbury, John Branni­ The local committee Is assured of expected the dead-line would have 793 Main Street ManeliesteY In addition to the election of officers pected to arrive later to put in a Earl Tedford, Raymond Schwarz, final bout brought together Frankie girl was shot. So far it has not and Mrs. Andrew Liebman of Rock­ L. O. L., held an outing at Lake ed the accord "treason to the peo­ Walter Schwars, Bobby Parisean, bins, Mrs. Frances Fuller, Mrs. gan, Naugatuck, John Dooley, Bris­ an attendance of 100 from Manches­ to be extended when the date first THS MATTsa aoMMiiT . wawiirAeTMaaat . raMnazB list . the company will name a committee recommendation for Connecticut been learned from whose revolver ville, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ross ple” and declared Chancellor Kurt Burturle and Eddie Yanke. This Mary Martin, Mrs. Margaret Faulk- tol, John Nevins, TaftvUle, John ter. was seL to arrange for the annual outing of Compounce Saturday for members Clarence Heritage, Donald Barrett, fight also ended in a draw. and Massachusetts, other states the bullet came. Shlrer of 97 Hollister street and a of their families and guests from Schuschnigg "betrayed the people. the company, which probably will hit hard by floods early this year. Charles Heritage and Henry JOHN MORRISSEY, It entered In back of Miss Laurla’s daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie here and out-of-town. The trip was Prince Ernst Rudiger von Star- Wlttke. pick a location within a short dis­ Jaw and embedded itself In the bone Kittle of 28 Lllley street. hemberg, Relmwehr leader who wa.*! 1st LleuL C. A. Rea. tance of Manchester. made by chartered bus and a num­ Girls; Eleanor Topllff, Grace Keep Cool In Swelletlng of her shoulder. Admitted today: Robert Culver of ber motored to the lake in private deposed from the vice-tchancellor- Russell, Edna Wilson, Jewell Aver- Weather With An 1031 Tolland Turnpike, Richard cars. Boating, swimming and out­ ship, was reported to have urged lU, Beatrice Parisean, Anna O’Neil, WEDDINGS Stratton of 12*^ Church street. door sports occupied the time, with Immediate restoration of the Haps- Rosanna Humphrey, Barbara Wil­ COLUMBU June England of 252 Spruce street a basket picnic luncheon at noon burg dynasty because "the Austro- son, Lillian Hamill, Jeannette Mc- ELECTRIC PAN REV. CHARLES F. KELLY and Robert, Milton and Grace Stav- German accord makes the enthrone­ LOWIST PRICES IN TOWN! BINGO PARTY and supper at the lake restaurant In Keown, GIad3rs Wilson, Frances Horace Little, Stanley Field, MOST VALUA. Shea-Curran nltsky of 74 Garden street, Corodon ment of Otto absolutely essential to Sullivan, Marion McFarlane, Doris Tempting oeld dlahaa—oreatad Can Tuesday, July 14, 7:80 to 9. Miss Reta K. Curran, daughter Beebe of Forest street. East Hart­ the evening. The party remained preserve Austrian Identity and cul Stanley Andrews and Bert Lyman BLC FLAYER of Mr. and Mrs. F^ank Curran of DIES IN NEW HAVEN for the fireworks display which was McFarlane, Alice Percy, Jean Aver­ motored to Boston Tuesday to see by tha ohal of tha iamena Hotel Shoraham HAUNG'S h o t e l . BOLTON ford. unusually fine. lure.” in, Joyce Bronkie, Mary Topping, in the Netionsl Na.shua, N. H., waa married on Discharged today: Harold Maher Von Starbemberg’s statement waa the ball game between the all stars in Waahington, D. C. JOHNSON BROS. Qoarryvllle L. A. Soe. Bo» tm the Manchester Green school. Mr. (A P )—The Rev. Charles F’. Kelly, k«jl, Mary Johnson, Cor- and after sett my Shea was graduated from the Uni­ pastor of St. Donato’s Roman Cath­ Hartford, July 13.—(AP) — Re­ evening will be visiting day. Many director of war archives, to be min­ dens were suffering but the sbo-w- outstauding favorite at the Sborehsm.” laleaman (ni(i<),tayt:”Camcbghra ister without portfolio. rlne O’Ctoln, Beatrice O'Ctoln, Ethel ers of Thursday evening helped out digeation right! ” versity of Notre Dame and Is em­ olic church, died of a heart attack leased from state's prison In Weth­ more activities are planned for this Rusaell, Marguerite O'Leary, Rob­ me an extra senia o f well-being.” ployed by the Independent Ware­ today. The 63-year-oId priest had ersfield after serving 30 months of week, with av.lmmlng the moat pop­ "Germany’s representaUve" was JE quite a little, although O ’lumbla the title given the hew Cabinet of erts McLacblan, Minnie McLacb- nldn't get as much rain as some Manchester PubEc Market houses, Inc., of New York City. been under a physician’s care, but a 3-years term, Willard Jones of ular of all sports during the hot lan. Frances Dickson, Stella Dublel, celebrated a mass this morning In Kansas City, Mo., was arrested by weather. Camp Sprague ia the New flclal in some political quarters. neighboring towns, and no hall at Mary Pitkin, Katherine Ferguson, all. STORE CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, observance of the feast of SL An Hartford police and presented In Britain Girl Scout camp, and the Dorothy Bunce, Christine David­ thony. court this morning. loced camp committee la to be con­ The July meeting of the Colum­ son, Jean Davidson, Jean PausuUo, bia Grange waa held Wedn •B'lay at MERCHANTS’ DAY. Father Kelly collapsed In the rec­ The charges, dating back to Dec­ gratulated on securing It for the rfSCOUT* Anna Dellafera, Aurine Gardner, tory. His assistant, ths Rev. Rich­ ember. 1933, were for breaking and present period. the hall with 32 present In spite of STOCKS RESUME VJbBWsSBOMQm Shirley Warren, Evelyn Maori, the heat. After s brief bus'ness ard Curtin, summoned a physician entering and theft. Police claim Dorothy Maori, Irene Buccor, June MISS UVA KIMMEY, Fan cry Rib or Shoulder Lamb C h ops...... 35c lb. CANNING and then administered the la.st rites Jones took ca.sh from telephone pay Mrs. Douglas Swartz of 118 Au­ -^tHCLuotna mretlng all adjourned to the lawn FRI8COB 6EAL8« Dumas, EIols Manning, Delphln where a hot dog roast was held, daringgirlpaiachuwjumpet. Fresh Made Lamb Patties, wrapped in bacon . . . 5 for 19c of the Church to his dying colleague. stations. tumn street who underwent a major Manning, Barbara Johnson, Sophie Mias Kimmcy tayt: "Pm a Father Kelly waa a native of New UPWARD TRENDS fcllowed by games for the younger The Best Grade of Spiced Ham, sliced ...... 39c Ib. He was sent to prison following operation at the Hartford hospital qtw HANNERDRPS Polyanchek, Josephine Tierney, members. SPECIALS Britain. He was graduated from similar offenses In New Britain. about ten days ago Is making satis­ Camel imoker. I like to Nice Lean Pork Chops, center cuts...... 35c Ib. 30 D/^CIWS HORSES Janet Richie, Anne O’Neil, Lor- Several young men from here at Holy Cross and was ordained at St. Warrants for the arrest of Jones on factory progress and hopes to re­ rane McKee and Mildred Piercey. smoke Camels at mealtime. Home Made Sausage M eat...... 20c Ib. Briene, France, December 19, 1908. identical charges await him In turn home Sunday. went to Hartford Tuesday evening They make food taste bet­ Our Own Sugar Cured Corned Beef On Sale! Before coming to New Haven to to see the motorcycle races. Bridgeport and Meriden, New Five Year Peaks Miss Henrietta Winchester and ter and encourage digestion Rib Corned Beef ...... 10c lb. organize the new parish of St. Dona­ Mrs, Peter Rlemer of 191 Maple In a pleasant way. Camels to, Father Kelly served In churches 1l?UiyABIGCIRCl|5 Miss Louise CanegaJIy of North < Fancy Boneless Brisket Corned B e e f...... 25c lb. Everybody’s 8TILI. IS R.AIDED street who has been confined to her OPEN FORUM Easton, Mass.,-and C. E. Mc- don't jangle my nerves.” at Waterbury and Bridgeport. In bed for the past two weeks Is slight­ Reached by Some Issues; 2 Shows' ZadRU. 1915, he built St. Stephen’s church in CENTER TOWNSEND NOTES Keeby of Framingham, Man., cal- Thompson, July 13.—(A P )—State ly Improved. le.l a few days ago at the home L/ m y Fancy Native Spinach...... 15c peck Hamden. police reported the seizure of a still Qo

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onds then tlgtatso again, kesp this BMntod Rally Wtaw up for aa hour or more. ad: “ Well, boys, here's one boat CONCORDIAS CLASH A bdatod rally gave ths Dahl ride we get, anyw ay.i'.... Glenn Ollsrs o f WiUimantlo aa 8-8 -vtetory MORIARTYORIOIfS Cunningham and Archie San Ro­ CCLUSKEY MAKES HIS SECOND oyor Monohostor Orttn at Jarvis ANDERSON SHI LEADER OF MONARCHISTS mani put on a rod hot finish In the Orovs yMterdsy as th« locals outblt final o f the 1500 maters wMoh ths THRICE, WIN ONCE ths visitors by 10 to 9 but slso LOSE TO l e SOX Kansas veteran iron by exactly 'elx YESTKRDAY’fi RESUl/TS F P G O L F ^ ; IS MURDERED IN SPAIN mads mors mtfpisys sfleld, 5 to 4. Inchee.... Farraad and Munroe wars ths op­ National posing pitobsra, ths formsr fanning Brooklyn fi-4, 8t Louis 3-4. ' ton and tte latter ssvan. Byebolskl Forrest (Spso) Towns, ths hur­ Head of A. N. P. A. Dedarot MaMd. July 18. — (AP) — The Defeat East Hartford Red dling star from Georgia, furnished Chicago 4-fi, New York 3-8. body e f Jose Calvo Sotelo, Mon­ fsatursd at U.s plats tor ths Orosn East Hartford Team Gets luefields Smother Citizens, 6 to 1 tte oolor....ha came to New York Boston 6, Pittsburgh 2. (10). Former Asiisfaiit Pro and Jones starred for the Oilers. archist loader, was found today In with a rabbtt’a foot, presented by a PbtladeliAla 4-8, ClnelnnsU 0-4. It Most Keep Faith ,Whh tte Municipal cemetery shortly af­ Sox Bot Lose to Windsor Green AnMiioRn ter the government erttle had teen AB R H P O A Three Blows Off Duffy in freshman admirer... .kept It with Hands Old Man Plir Bound for Berlin and Olympics him, too....also, he would run In Bt. Louis 4, Washington 8. taken from his home by a group of Bycholakl, cf . . . . 5 2 8 1 ( Detroit 7, PbtlsdelphU 3. the Public. nothing but the eama pair of tatter­ SUSPENSION IS LIFTED men dressed In uniforms of as­ Locks and Goodwins. J. lAvstt, 8 b ...... 8 0 1 0 I First to Win Game. Cleveland 6, Boston 3. tOYAL OAKS TURN BACK sault guards. Patrlas, 3b ...... 5 1 3 3 S ed and unwashed track pants te has CMcago 5-4, NSW York 0-6. ing m Recent Ronodsu.^ The noted political leader, ae- H Lovett, lb ....5 1 1 8 1 bean wsartng sinos ths Sugar Bowl CharlottesvUIe, Va., July 18. — oused by his enemies of heading Z a p a t ^ SB ...6 0 13 1 games last January....’Til wear 8TANDINOB To Steeplechase Record The Concordias engaged In three The Mortarty Oriolas wars ds- Efnar "Ricky" Andsraoa, ON TWO GREEN PUYERS (A P )—The duty of the American the Fascist movement In Spain, had games over the week-end and re­ Borello, If . ...4 1 1 2 C ’em In Berlin, too,” hs promised.. . . NsUensl COLORED GIANTS, 11-8; Mikolelt, c feated by the East Hartford Red well, he had better take along assistant pro at ths local ^ ...4 0 1 11 3 press to see that the public ^ been killed by clubs, knives, and turned with one ■vl0|tory, gaining Sox 3 to 1. W. L. Pet club, has been shooting senss' gun shots. Farrand, p ...3 0 0 1 1 plenty of safety pins---- Weems St. L ou is...... 49 30 altered accordingly. thoroughly informed on the Nation­ that over the Bast Hartford Red .630 golf In recent rounda on the' BoreUo, rf . ...4 0 0 0 0 The Red Sox scored their three Baskin., Town’s coach, sayi he will Chicago ...... 47 39 Despite these upsefs, American al election campaign was stressed The case was Immediately taken Sox yeaterday afternoon, 8-5. In runs in the first Inning. Csx, the .618 cheater course. The youthful Twi League Managers Vote Kansan Beats Local Runner today fa]( Jerome D. Bamum In on under discussion by the National be doing the llO-yard hurdles In Pittsburgh ...... 43 35 OILERS TOP GREEN, 8-5 SEIBERUNGSUTE coaches and officials found plenty the second game yesterday, the lo­ first batter laid down a bunt and .545 lad has been giving Old Man address at Uie Institute of PubUc Cabinet, since wide political reper- 88 5 10 37 11 5 13.9 before ha leaves school. Cincinnati ...... 89 87 J113 o f room for optimism in ths mskeup cals bowed before the Goodwin A. C. beat It out wMls Flanigan tripled more of a Ucklng than Seh Affairs. cusslona were feared. In a game that went eleven Innings, Oilers . ,^. . . . pitch- New York ...... 40 88 .518 to Reinstate Lovett and for Third Time m 3,000 o f the team that sails Wednesday to score him, bringing up the . Boston ...... 88 41 gave Louis ss proven by bit with the rest of the Olympic forces, Bamum is president of the Atner Members of the family of the 4-3, and Saturday lost to Windsor AB R er who hit a homer making' the Frits Pollard, Jr., of North Dako- .481 Monroe, p ...... 4.. Philadelphia ...... 29 48 .877 of 89, 70, 68. 68 and 67 in b iGi?es Norwich PoEsh RALLY MISSES WIN numbering upwards of 300 athletes lean Newspaper Publishers Asioc- elaln man said they believed be Locks here by 14-9. score three and nothing. ta U., who wound up right behind latioo and pubUsher of the Syra­ bad teen killed In vengeance for Courtemaneh. as ..8 Towns In tbs hurdles. Is tbs son of Brooklyn ...... 97 53 .888 five trips around the 18-hole' Raynor After Stormy Ses­ Meter Event; Wms by 50 in a score of sports. In Saturday’s game, the Conoor- Duffy, the Orioles pltchar, only C, H. Johnaon won ths si. STATE SPORTS cuse. N. Y. Post-Standard. the assassination of an assault Lowell, 8 b ...... 4 1 1 0 0 0 Brown’s famous Negro AU-America American dtans played Uatlass ball that re­ rave the opposing team these three nine holes evsht Saturday Better Ten SlarkB. "W e now face a national elec- guard captain last night by alleged sembled their play of Tuesday night Larrivler, l b ...... 5 1 0 8 0 0 halfback of 30 years a g o ... .the kid W. . L. Pet Nine Bat Fire Hits; Negro hits but they counted enough to 81-6—35 la the Class A cou., Yards in 9.*08.1; Dawson Olympic records were bettered In ttoo.” he said. "Many think It will Fascists. The only bright spot on Concordias Croathwalte, If ...6 1 1 1 0 1 not only goes to town on s cinder New Y o r k ...... 58 30 .671 SLANTS sion; Hnblardites Face Locals Score Six Rons in 10 of 21 events in the final tryouts beat the Orioles. Duffy held his Detroit ...... 43 85 fae the most momentous since the Officials and police, however, in­ side waa the hitting at Burkhardt Jones, cf ...... 8 3 8 2 0 0 rivals down but Ms teammates were track, but is quite a footballer.. .. .551 Uon. while J. Miller topped tli* at Randalls Island stadium. World Boston ...... 48 37 Team’s Errors Help Lo­ Pepublio was formed. sisted the “kidnapere” must have and Haberern, Burkhardt getting Dazalai, c ...... 3 1 _0 8 3 1 unable to Mt (h the pinches. Brad- In one track meet tMs year he turn­ .588 In CTais B with 41-16— 26-. Is the Third Qualifier. records were smashed by four ath­ Washington ...... 42 87 scores: aase A ; W. S. Hyde J (By ASSOCIATED PRESS) Polish-Amerks Tonight. Nmth But Prison Gold Sox "It le the duty of the American been men disguised In uniforms of four out of five hits and Haberern Kelley, 2b ...... 4 0 3 3 1 0 Ing, the opposing pitcher gave the ed In five firsts—high and low hur­ .533 letes, Including the two high jump­ Cleveland ...... 43 38 .635 1-3—26 1-2; O. Finch. 8 1 -4 -3 t; It's an 111 wind, they say, that prees In the maintenance of its the assault guards. getting throe elngles and two walks Marsh, r f ...... s 0 0 8 0 1 Orioles three hits, two of them dles, broad jump and pole vau lt.. .. cals to Victory; Hobtard- blows nobouy good and the adage ers, Glenn Morris of Fort Collins, C hicago...... 38 40 .487 Fortin. 86-8— 27; A. Knolls. trust to keep the people’s rights Nevertheless, a reliable authority In five attempte. gathered by Henry "Hank” Haefs it took so long to gat through the apparently holds true In the case of Gain 10’^ I^ctory. Colo., In the decathlon at Milwaukee for the free press, to see that the disclosed at least three assault 86 8 9 27 11 4 who collected a triple and a double Philadelphia ...... 27 49 .355 38; O. Brown, 33-5— 38; U A fter a stormy session Saturday (Special to The Herald.) Sunday the Concordias journeyed traffic congestion aftsr yesterday's S t L o u is ...... 34 50 the wind that blew organized base­ and by Owens in the 200 meter final American public is thoroughly In guards had been arrested under to East Hartford where they toppled Two base Mts, Jones 3, LoweU 1; in three times at the plate. J24 man, 36-7 1-8—38 1-2; H. _ Res Oothit Rirais. evening the various managers of New York, July 18.— (AP) yesterday. events, some of the athletes were ball out of Connecticut a few sea­ formed on all the Important la suspicion of connection with the the Red Sox. "Norm” Lashlnske was Mts, off Farrand 9 In 0, Monroe 10 Shleldge made the third M t TODAY’S GAMES ton, 36-7—39; C. McCortnle the Twilight League ordered the The team personnel Ineludea 18 affair. afraid they would mlaa Wednes­ sons back. The State Prison Gold Sox added — It took the fastest time ever sues of this campaign, as well as master of the game throughout In 9; sacrifice hit, J. Lovett 1; stol­ The Orioles scored In the seventh day's host. Nattonsl 8— 39: D. MseKhmon, 88-8 O ' course, the absence of league president to lift the suspension on individuals who either bold or have all of the important utterances and en bases, Bycholakl 2, Zapatka 2, on a triple by Haefs and a line drive 1-2: T. O. Brown, 88-8 1-2— Bluaflejds eacUy turned back the Selberllngs to their list of vic­ made by an American to beat Rautenberg, Burkhardt and Relmer Boston at Pittsburgh ball In the larger Connecticut cities two Manchester Green players. claims to possession of world track activities of the candidates. contributed the scoring punch. Mikolelt, Farrand; left on bases, to Beef In centerfleld which he waa Philadelphia at Cincinnati. J. H. Hyde, 83-3 1-3—29 1-2; /^U«b ClUaene of Norwich at tims Saturday afternoon to the tune Joe McCluskey of the New English makers of d lestic baths Is a source of regret to great num­ Butch Lovett and Jole Raynor, The and field records. Double Significance In the night cap the Concordias Green 9, Oilers 8; base on baUa off unable to catch making Winzlef New York at (jhleago E. WUlett. 84-4— 80; P, Bal Nebo yeaterdajr afternoon be- bers of baseball fans but It comes as of 10-6, In a game which almost York A. C. In the 3,000 meter BOWS TO HAROLD now are required to concentrate on managers w er^ real serious .In the Led by Owens, ■sdio will be Amer­ "This duty has a double slgnifi- opposed the euppoaedly atrong Farrand 3, Monroe-3; hit by pitcher, safe at first on an error. (Only games scheduled). 32-8 1-3— 39 1-2; Osss B: ■ the Buperb flve-hlt twirling of a boon to the promoters of motor­ wound up In real story book style. The Orioles will play again Tues­ one model, to aave water wastage. matter of rules and voiced their steeplechase of the American ica’s favorite to capture both sprints canoe now, In the molding of public Goodwin A. C. of East Hartford who Dazalat and Marsh by Farrand; American Johnson. 87-10 -37; E. L.i 1 ■ likwlda, the final score be- ized racing who have utilized the With the Bcore ten to nothing In the and the broad jump, the record- opinion because there has come day night at Hartford, and Thurs­ There are 998 different types of opinion in no uncertain terms. ninth Inning, and two strikes on OljTnpic track and field try­ earlier In the season took the Man­ struck out, by Farrand 10, Monroe Chicago at New York. marker, 89-11 1-2—37 1-3! _';6 to 1. Lawdda held the visitors ball parks as sites for weekly pro­ smashing headliners making the new and different force In avenue MANNING AS U TTE R day night are trying to book the bath In use at present, .'Archie San Romani, places on Uncle Sam’s track and game, plenty of competition. Pongratz, c The town champs added an- sand with Hartford, where audi­ agreed to allow the president to lift championship In this event for the following the conclusion of the ad- Vaughan. Pirates, 61. ■ In the fourth when Rauten- Joe McCInskey ting two or base again. Magnuson strengthened America’s bid to win field equad yesterday In Randall’s Goodwin A, C Duffy, p ... ences of 7,000 have been reported, the suspension. aingled scoring Whitney and Snow, second time, ha'ving handed Me- the classic 1500 meters for tha . Jesses, Island Stadium were virtual un­ Runs batted In—Medwlck, Cardi­ Of Customers We Are laoed a heme run into deep leading. (Jluskey the first defeat cf his Mature Judgment AB R H PO A nals, 82; Ott, Giants, 63. In Becker's case the suspension which brought Daigle to bat for the first time since 1908. known a year ago. Catlldl, 2 b ...... 2 1 0 1 0 Totals ...... bt eanter. The third local run The midget auto racing business. seven years of steeplechasinsr in "Then the great responsibility of Hits—Medwlck, Cardinals, 116- 34 1 8 18 9 1 In the sixth when Andy was placed with his (Becker’s) second time in the inning, but the Near a Read Heat Pawaloskl, 3 b ___ 6 0 0 2 2 In this department’s opinion, isn't 1934. the newspaper comes Into play for Jordan, Bees, 114. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. kua led off with a ringing full knowledge before be had a uni­ best he gave was a fly to left field Cunningham and San Romani Two of them upset the dope. D. Chonlck, cf ...5 2 2 1 0 Red Sox quite as crazy as it appears on the after the voice has died away, the Doubles—Herman, Chiba, 82; Med­ bis to left center. Psganl and form on. He had someone ask the to end the game. Once in front. Manning stayed ran one-two in a thrilling stretch Johnny Woodruff, a skyscraping K. Chonlck. If . . . .8 0 2 1 l Cax, r f ...... 2 1 0 0 1 0 Continuing Our surface but the crowd lure is plain­ president of the league If he could Both teams used two pitchers, the there and uSleashed a great burst uewspkpsr prints the speech. 61- Kersha,w, l b ...... 4 0 0 10 0 wlck, Chirdlnals, 31. Dberg filed out and again Dodgers Hand Cardinals duel yesterday, with both being •dequate - summaries o t ' it, «e Str^mllned 19-year-old Negro Beef, c f ...... 8 0 0 8 0 1 ly evident for the sight of eight or play with the Blueflelds and was Gold Sox sending In a relief hurler of speed In the straightaway to ffCsbman from the University of Pondlcla. ss ...... 3 0 1 2 5 Triples—ClamlUl, PMllles, 1 1 ; ey came through when he clock ^ under the Olympic record straight news' service to readers. Goodman, Reds, 9. , B. Flanigan, e .. 8 1 1 8 0 0 ' to left to score Raguskiu. ten of the gasoline buggylets whip­ Informed that If he did he would In the ninth to try and stem the tire lead McCluskey to the tape by In 8:49.9. Plttaburgh, who strides like an Aubin. r f ...... 4 1 0 0 0 Manigan, lb '___ 8.0 0 6 0 1 team’s scoring spree, (jaron, a new Then the editor, reading the text, Home, runs— Ott. Giants, 16- Andy Bskrakna A | ^ ping around a Uny track, skidding stand suspended from the Concor­ fifty yairds. Hla times was 6.4 Trailing them by ten yards was antelope and “just runs” breezed Wallace, p ...... 4 0 0 1 Bradlng, p ...... 8 1 2 8 2 0 and frequently colliding Is undeni­ man for the SeltMrllngs, started the seconds better than the Olympic will be able to give Ms readers Klein, PhUUes, 14. : tbs rest o f the Blueflelds tal- dia team for the balance of the Pennsylvania’s picture runner. cool, deliberate, mature judgmetat home the winner in the 800 meters. Perra. c ...... 4 0 0 14 0 C. Flanigan, If .. 2 0 0 0 1 0 ably a thrill. Double Dose Of Defeat first round. game and pitched good ball, except iccord made by Volnari Iso-Hollo Stolen bases—S. Martin. Cardi­ Juwelle, s s ...... 0 0 0 0 1 1 r:ware made In the eighth when Gene Venzke, who beat Bontbroo of its arguments. Blazin’ Ben Eastman, the favorite, nals, 16; J. Martin, Cardinals, 14. What Injuries occur appear to be for one Innings, being touched for of Finland and 4.9 seconds tetter for third place and thus redeemed finished sixth. This time a year ago 36 4 5 33 10 2 Faur, 2 b ...... 1 0 0 0 4 0 was chased from the The majority of the managers three consecutive singles in the "Deliberation makes for ac­ Pitching— French, Chibs. 8-1; Lu­ For the third time Andy alight The cars are built so close felt that the Green would receive than Manning’e American rMord bis failure of 1982. the Ebony Express was just a good Concordia A. O. Beers, 3b ...... 1 0 0 1 8 0 to the ground they seldom. If ever, at the expense of Henry Gromko second and was relieved by Cargo In of 9:13.1 which be set in 1934 in curacy In interpretation and « the cas, Plratea 7-i. Hull, rf ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 started things off with who not long ago was a member of the full penalty although the club the sixth, who held the Prison nine The negro talent captured seven newspaper editorials will be studied schoolboy runner. . -I. AB R H P O A B overturn and steel helmets protect the nationals. of 12 places In the flat races, with W«la». lb ...... 5 2 2 18 1 0 American |le that was too hot for the Norwich Free Academy team. aa a whole had not violated a single to two bingles. by the readers for their guidance Batting—Gehrig, Yankees. .884; CUT ny to handle. Paganl sacrlfic- the drivers against head Injuries in rule. They felt, with one exception, McCluskey, unable to overtake Owens the sprint pace-setter, The other, Louis Zamperini, a 19- Rautenberg. 2b ..5 1 0 0 3 2 Total* ...... 18 3 8 21 13 8 Resnlk’s margin of victory in the Gold Sox Manning but realizing he bad sec­ in forming their final opinions on RadcUff. White Sox, .379. Score by Innings: |Mm to second. Rautenberg was the event of a collision. Then. too. that Hublsrd should not bear the Archie Williams of California a the matters which they have heard yoar-old 1936 graduate of Torrance, Fischer, U ...... 4 0 1 1 0 0 they are strapi>ed In their cars to League Lead to Half Game final 36-hoIe final was 4 and 2 after AB R. H. PO. A. B. ond placed clinched, loafed across -M. Lashlnske, 3b .8 0 0 1 4 1 Runs—Gehrig, Yankees, 98; Geh- Morlsrty Orioles ...... 000 000 1—1 ge wben West fumbled an easy he cut short the sensational rally brunt of the suspension. The presi­ Left F e ld ...... 5 1 1 2 0 0 standout in the 400, and long-strid­ over the radio. Calif.; high school raced Indiana’s rlngar. Tigers, 86. Whitney grounded to Slen- prevent being thrown out onto the the line In 9:16.8, only 2-8 of a ing John Woodruff, University of Pint. P ...... 4 0 0 0 4 0 Red Sox ...... 800 000 OOx—8 Until Saturday Night, July track. started by Gromko early In the last dent, Jack Dwyer, released the sus­ Shortetop ...... 6 2 1 3 2 0 second slower than Uie time be es­ "Our newspapers, in justification celebrated Don Lash to a dead heat Runs batted In—GosUn, 'ngers. Base on balls off, Duffy 0 by and reached when West Over Cubs; Dizzy Dean pension Saturday evening, Catcher ...... Pittsburgh runner, filling, the place o f their constitutional liberty wel­ In the 5,000 meters. The judges call­ Squatrito, c ...... 4 0 1 9 8 3 Where organized baseball failed nine holes. The Race Brook stylist . 5 1 3 8 0 1 tablished at Palo Alto, Calif., four Relmer, cf, r f ___ 4 0 1 0 1 0 77; Foxx. Red Sox, and Troaky. In­ Bradlng 0; hit by pitcher, Duffy 1, the throw, Raguskus acor- appeared to have the match clinch­ Manchester Green la host to the Center Field .. . B 1 0 0 0 0 conceded a month ago to Eastman come this opportunity of service to ed Lash the winner, but they were dians, 78. A1 Nackowski, W on the 127.50 Suit Given Aws|; Eddle Raguskus was safe on in the state, the semi-pro and sand- years ago in the 1932 Olympic In the 800. Zwlck, s s ...... 4 0 2 7 2 1 by Bradlng 0; struck out by Dtiffy ed when he started the last nine six Pollsh-Americana in the Twilight First Baae ...... 4 1 1 9 1 0 their reaters in the forthcoming reversed after 'viewing motion ' pic­ Hits—Gehrig, Yankees, 118; Geb- 3, by Bradlng 8. Saturday Night. ~ 'a B d s ^ y and Rautenberg lot or garden variety type of game Kayoed by Line Drive; Right Field ... trials It marked the second Frita Pollard, Jr., University of Muschko, r f ...... 2 0 0 0 1 0 up but Growko won the 29th bole League at Jarvis Grove at 6:10 . 4 1 0 3 1 0 straight time McCluskey has campaign Yhat the wheat shall be tures of the finish. rtnger. Tigers, 118. ----- ■ ^ Then Majeakl replaced appeelrs to be thriving more vigor­ Pitcher No. 1 , North Dakota high hurdler who separated from the chaff; that' Burkhardt, c f ___ 2 0 0 0 0 0 with a birdie two and got pars on o’clock tonight. The Polish-Amerks a. 4 2 1 0 1 0 “ made” Uncle Sam's Olympic team. Doubles— Rolfe, Yankees, 29- _ on the mound. Lawida ously than ever. Third Base .. . . 4 0 1 2 1 0 placed aecond to Towns In the final, propaganda shall not overcome Men’s sod X o m * Men’s There are a few teams In the Yankees SpUt Twin B3L the next two holes while Resnlk was are eettlng the pace in the circuit He was America’s No. 1 man In Zamperini, who waa born at DlMagglo, Yankees, 28. bed. O’Malley singled down one over, reducing the lead to three Second Baae .. . 5 1 1 1 3 0 rounda out the contingent of ex­ fact; that truth and performance Olea, N. Y., and baa lived on the „ 39 8 7 31x 19 7 Shirt Special VELtUAta state apparently good enough to op­ with two victories In as many the obstacle race at Los Angeles, traordinary Negro athletes. Score by (nnlnga: Triples—Gehrlnger, Tigers, and Sports Roundup SUITS beating SeinkowAl’s throw, up. Pitcher No. 2 . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 shall prevail over promise and re- Pacific coast for the last 17 years, Clift, Browns. 9. Whitney scored. Eddie Ragus- erate In a Class B league and count­ starts while the Green is In third finishing third. , Woodruff came within a tenth- Goodwin A.'C. 100 001 000 11— 4 Both players got Into trouble on p.udlatlon, eo that each citizen can doesn't think he belongs In the dis­ $2.00 and $2.50 Lowest Prices Ever Offered waa nailed at the plate in at- less others in industrial leagues and By SID FEDER place behind the Royal Oaka, having T o ta ls ...... Likewise, Glen Dawson of Tulsa, second of equalling the world rec­ Concordia A. C. 002 000 000 10—3 Home runs-Gehrig, Yankees, and By EDDIE BBIETZ 12.95 Quality f2.15 the par 4 34th but Resnlk ended the 39 10 9 27 9 1 make for himself a clear and con­ tance race. His forte, he said, Is the Foxx, Red Sox, 23. ♦ for <)uall^ Olotfcfaig. to score and Lawida was the like who play for fun and at Associated Press Sporta Writer. won two out of three games. Start­ Okls., who was McCluskey's tun­ ord Saturday when he won his * —One out when winning nm Is Associated Frees Sporto Writer match on this hole by taking a six Selberllngs scientious decision. mile. Two years ago he traveled the Stolen bases—Werber, Red Sox Compare Vslueal ^ _ht to steal third. the same time provide entertain­ When It comes time to write the ing pitchers have not been an­ AB. R. H. PO. A. E. ning mate in 1932, also became a trial 800 meter heat In 1:49.9. Yes­ scored. New York, July IS.— (A P I—Ber­ $8.50 Quality to Gromko's 7. "Regardless of the outcome of 1.760 yards In 4:21.2 In a scholasUc and Powell, Yankees, 14. 12.79 ^iilAdy Mguskus was the batting ment for their followers. history of ths 1936 big league cam­ nounced but both teams vrtll send LaCoaa. I f ___ . 6 1 0 2 0 u two-timer. With third place In the terday the Pitt Negro flashed home the National election, the Ameri­ Runs batted In, Rautenberg, lin Is the next atop ....all we ask for the Blueflelds, while The baseball moguls who com­ paign, the ”bi*onka" of the week-end their strongest lineups on the field Healy, c ...... 5 1 2 7 0 0 bag, Dawson did as McCluskey In In front of the veteran Chuck meet. He's earmarked for the Uni­ Fischer. D. Chonlck; two base hits Pitching—Hadley. Yankees, 7-1 - of our American track and fielders WHITE •37.50 VafaMS can press will continue Its unselfish Malone, Yankees, 8-2. $21.50 $4.00 MaIkW7*B Smith played a nice game plain that boys have forsaken bats just past may tell the atory of the in an effort to gain victory. Sullivan, 2b . .. .. 4 X 1 1 3 2 loping over the finish, trailing the Hombostel of Indiana, and Harry fight for the perpetuation for .free­ versity of Southern California In Fischer, Zwlck, K. Chonlck; sacri­ Is that they do their stuff as they ;3.1S lisseond. Qmmy featured for the and ball for mashles and niblicks up-to-now tight and dizzy National Whitney, cf .. . 5 1 3 2 0 0 New York A. C. veteran by about Williams of the University of dom of press and freedom of the fall. fice hit, Muschko: stolen bases did In the final Olympic trials at fifty yards. $34JM Values $18.50 ought to glance over the head-lines League race. WESTON MAN TAKES Sterling, rf ... . 2 0 0 0 0 1 North:' Carolina In a spectacular speech." Weiss 2, Relmer, Catlldl, D.’ Randalls Island yesterday,, ..they SHIRTS A t any rate. If the Gas House Magnuson, 3b . 2 final. Archie San Romani, whose life’s PAJAMAS Bhieflelds of a few Connecticut sport pages .. 4 0 1 0 1 “Today,” tha speaker added, “we Chonlck; double plays. Squatrito to won’t come home empty handed if •38.00 Values AB. R. H.PO.A. E. any day of the week. Gang from St. Louie misses out on Daigle, 88 ___ . 3 1 2 6 1 3 By ALAN, GOULD Ban Himself Out can say with asurance that the ambition Is to be a professor of Zwlck, Wallace to Kershaw; left on STATE SPORTS they do---- records fell just like With regular collars. $17.50 Bey, a Some samples; the pennant, It can eaally point to CROWE, MATCHEH Chapman, lb ., .. 3 0 0 4 0 0 Associated Press Sporta Editor. Eastman, last off the marks, dally press bos more power In the music, didn’t need his favorite cor­ bases, Concordia 9, Goodwin 8; base that as the boys hitched up their $1.60 Valusa the events of those two days aa the STATE SKEET TEST New York, July 13.—(AP) — $1.19 dth, 2b Bridgeport: "Park City Chrcult Caron, p ...... 2 0 0 0 2 0 trailed most of the way and show­ aba^ng of public opinion than any net to toot "Gangway, boys.” When on balls,off putt 4, Wallace 8- trousers and went after that boat (Not Trubenized.) •33J10 VshMS .. $16.95 tton, cf Ends Round Sunday— Haybestoa root of all the evil that befell It. Snow, r f ...... 1 1 0 1 0 1 Bound for Berlin, America's team of ed no stretch “kick.” He said after­ other force In America.” he pulled o u f from fourth to the struck out, by PUtt 10, Wallace 14; SLANTS ride. When Dizzy Dean was knocked Cargo, p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 66 track and field men emerged to­ $1.66 Values 8b Beats Aluminum Nine.” Hartford: wards he had "shot his bolt" In the lead 'With a lap and a half to go In time, 2:80; umpire, Labclle. Jesse Owens, Ohio State’s grsat •31.00 Values .. $15.25 $1.29' "Pratt A Cady clinches champion­ out by Burgess Whitehead's line COP TRACK PRIZES day from the final tryouts with a preliminaries. the "metric mile.” Score by Innings; (Continued from Page Eight) drive In Saturday's game with tha T o ta ls ...... 35 6 9 24 8 8 flock of familiar faces missing and Negro athlete, goes down in this ship In Public Service League." C. H. Wisner Wins 28 Gauge Beetham also waa trailing when „ R- H. E. book ss the meet’s outstanding in­ •30.00 Values .. $ 1 4 . 9 5 $2.16 Values Giants, It took from the Cards the Score by Innings: Uncle Sam'a hopes of .Olympic con­ he collided with Marmaduke FAST TREATMENT The Emporia, Kons., sensation Concordia nonberg, apparenUy. goes on for­ $1.69 Waterbury: "Wolves, Juniors, dividual performer,.. ,he rang up $1 .29 Extra Trousers I f Wanted. one man who has done more than Selberllngs ...... 000 000 006— 6 quest largely pinned ’on the most Hobbs of Indiana and sprawled to was nipped In the last 60 meters A. C. 101 040 000—6 11 8 ever paying no heed to the crack- Eagles Win Hamilton Park League Gold S o x ...... 051 211 OOx—10 his dally double by capturing both any other to keep them up In the Title On Local Range With Earn Places in Distance sensational squad of freshman ath­ the track at the turn Into the last by Ms fellow Ksinsas, Glenn Cun­ Red Sox 001 102 001—8 6 2 ups, illnesses and other woes that Games.” New London: "Electric race.- He will be out for at least Two base bits, Daigle, Second the 100-meters dash and the broad UNDERWEAR Boat Revamps Lineup for ’Title letes ever assembled. lap. He did not finish. Woodruff's ESSENTIAL NEED ningham, but when they finished Score by Innings; have dogged him. The former Dart- BOSTONIAN OXFORDS 88 6 0 27 18 a week. Base; hits off, Cargo 2 In 3 innings, Ten Negroes Place. winning time was 1:51, Eastman’s nmuth gridster, to whom goes the jump---- then made It a triple next •6JI0 OnsUty. 9 B Carter's Union Suits Game— Copa Trounce iSolphlns 21- Just as If) things were not bad 89 Out of 100. Caron 7 In 6 Innings. Pitcher No. 1 there was little more then the day In the 200... .Californians warn FoUsh aUxeos '6." Danbury: "Fuels vs. Catholic Events at Norwichtown They represent the cream of the 1:52.4. tMcIoiess of Cunningham’s shirt Windsor Looks ^ credit or blame (It all depends on White, Black, T an .. $ O e 1 0 enough, the daffy and docile Dodgers 7. Pitcher No. 2 2; stolen bases, 1936 crop, a complete entry for all all over tha place---- they swept AB. R. H .P O .A E. (Jlub Tilt Will Break Four Team Tie lash’s dead beat with Zamperini between them. 'T il blow my cornet C. 823 121 200—14 20 2 your view-point) for the modern $1.50 Values picked this same week-end to get Gold Sox 4, Selberllngs 4; double 23 Olympic events, and In many re­ FOR SNAKE B m through the pole vault, then bagged Interwoven Hosiery HANSmXD OXFORDS $1.15 8 0 3 3 2 for Lead,” etc., etc., ad Infinitum. was due primarily to the fast the In your ear when we run In Berlin,” Concordia boom In wrestling, will tackle 0 0 1 0 tough, and used the Cards to prove C. H. Wisner of Weston. Conn. Invitation Program. plays, Caron to Sullivan to Chap spects the most ■ startling array of Indiana star fell back during the Frank Judson In a main bout at the first four places la tte 400- It isn’t unreasonable to expect all man; left on bases. Gold Sox 5, be warned Glenn. A. C. o i l 010 420— 9 14 6 O »*,••* 4 1 0 6 3 I t They belted out a double-header Sheet Club won the Connecticut 28 performers this country has yet pro­ latter stages of the race to coach Hartford tonight___ Wonder how mator run---- It will be a long Urns •5.00 Quality $ 4 .1 5 $1.25 Values ...... 98c this competition should develop one Selberllngs 10; base on balls off, test, lb ...... 4 0 1 10 3 Sunday victory, <-3 and 11-4, and gauge Skeet championship yester­ duced for the quadrennial world his teammate, Tom Deckard. When a person It bitten by a much of the four and half > million before these lads sing ’’(^ ifo m la , $ 1 . 0 0 or two players of league caliber and, just about knocked the Gas House Cargo 1. Pitcher No. 1 3; hit by BU Harglss, Cunningham's coach, FLORSREIM OXFORDS ' Outpman, ef .4 0 I 2 0 at least. It should give the gloom day afternoon on the range of the Jimmy Oowe, the veteran Buck- championships. This bit of by-play brought Deck­ pcleonous snake, mad-stones, kero­ foUart that passed through the mu- here I come.” . .. .and then It prob­ $1.00 Values . . . . Gang out of the league leadership. pitcher, Sullivan and LaCoss by disclosed that Glenn’s losses during ROYAL OAKS TURN BACK ably will be In German. 81 2b . . . . 4 0 0 1 8 ahouters who have consigned the Manchester Gun club at Buckland land marathoner, and Johnny Featuring the list la an extraor­ ard along to qualify In third place, sene, sloohoUe drinks or tha explo­ tuels up at Agawam before the 87 a V. D. Union Suits f 8b . 8 0 0 1 Lead By Half Game ' Pitcher No. 1, Right Field by Caron; ths Siastern Indoor campaign last $1.00 •8.78 Voluas ...... $ 7 , 6 5 1 national past-time to the dogs a with a score of 89 out of a possible Matchett, both of the local Spike struck out by Pitcher No. 1 7, Caron dinary group of ten Negro athletes, but compelled Lash to make a hard sion o f gunpowder on the wound xnMtlng c1om <1 last we«k came Other Mhtkee, d» « f \ f \ ICb^man, If ..1 0 0 0 With the faat-cUmbIng Chicago not only have no value, but merely winter were caused lay Ms star 1 little to think about. 100. C. Zelonla of Manchester was Club, competed In two events each 4, Cargo 2; Umpire, Plate and Base led by the redoubtable Jesse Owens fight to overhaul the 19-year-oId COLORED GIANTS 11-8; out of Coimecticut pqckeU? Two other Negro lads, Dave A l­ 2Se viu., 5 for ^ 1 e U U WINDSOR OXFORDS 1* . . - . . I 0 0 1 0 Cubs breaking even with the Giants, second with 87 and B. Clarldge of at the Norwichtown Invitation of Ohio State, only man to gain coast runner In the stretch. delay effective treatment, while use pupil building himself up for the britton of Ohio State and Cornelius $1.25 Values ...... 87c er,*p .. 8 winning a double-header opener 4-2 of sJoohol may actually hasten the Olympic tests. 0 1 0 4 All the emphasis on baseball, New Haven and E. F. White of track and field meet yesterday. three places. The joint time of 16:04.2 for Johnson of Compton Junior College, •8.05 Values ...... $ 3 . 1 5 p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 and then dropping the nightcap 8-6 Both ran In the three and one-half Eight athletes who entered the Lash and Zamperini waa not start­ abaorptlon of snake poison, the OILERS TOP GREEN 8-5 doesn't mean that golf la suffering on the strength of a seven-run, sec­ Hartford tied at 83 each. On the gave this corner its big moment.. . . BOYS* DEPT. shootoff Clarldge edged White out mile road race, Crowe finishing sec­ final testa with reputations aa world ling, but there is no reason to alter State Department of Health warned Those other bolts from the blue: all they did was to collaborate In a ONE ODD LOT OF OXFORDS M E N ’S CAPS from any slum, far from It. ond- inning New York rally, the In its weekly bulletin today. Imme­ W A U ST. BRIEFS 81 1 6 24 14 for third place with 23 points. ond with Matchett third as "Sunny FINE AMATEUR CARD record-makers, Olympic champions the conviction that the Hooaler Fritz Pollard, Jr., North Dakota, tla for a new high jump m ark.... Blaok and White, Tan and Cltlaens .. 000 000 001- The boys who competed In the Dodgers' double trouncing of the diate emergency treatment Is neces­ (Oontfamed from Page Eight) state amateur at Greenwich barely White tallying 22. Jim" Bottomley won the event In or national titleholdera emerged star will be America’s No. 1 man second In the 110 meter hurdles; New York, July 18—A reorgan­ first tbs lanky Johnson elaarsd ths White. Values up A B .. 010 101 08x—0 Cards clipped the St. Louis lead to sary to prevent the absorption of Sam Francis, Nebraska, one of the Boys* Sweaters $1.25 Values . . . . 98c. had a chance to rest up over the half a game. The scores; C. H. Wisner, 89; C. the good time of x9 minutes, 20 sec with nothing but the exercise. In the 5,000 as well aa the 10,000 while Dixon, McConkay and Stur­ isation plan put forward today by a bar at 6 feet, 9 8-4 inches—Mgher to •8JH)...... t P ^ e e / O base bits, A. Raguskus, meter races. poison, however. few southpaw shot-putters in cap­ fourth (by playing a half dozen The Phillies wrote another chap­ Zelonls, 87; B. CTarldge, 83; E. F. onda. FOR SANDY BEACH Outstanding victims of the form geon featured at the plate. Wilson preferred stockholders’ commutes than any man had ever leaped be­ ly; Three base hits, Cimmy; reversals included big Ben Elaatman, Kansas, besides furnishing the In describing this emergency tivity, second In his specialty; Dave practice rounda) before they were ter In the sudden collapse of the Cin­ White, 83; J. L. Hanley, 82; S. Bottomley also captured the mile treatment, the bulletin said that looked beat for the Giante at bat pnmosea combining the properties fore---- but Ms administration os a $1.95 Valuee $1.49 runs, Rautenberg; Sacrifices, In 5:05 with Crowe getting a third. world record co-holder, who finish­ tvrin stars of the 1500, developed Albritton, Ohio State sophomore, and business of Bush Terminal Oo. Jantzen Swim Suits 3; Double plays, O'Malley on their way to the other end of the cinnati Reds, Joe Bowman pitching Scott, 80; D. Haddon, 78; S. time Is the one moat vitally Import­ while Jones’ twirling was outstand­ world's champ was short. If sweet 11.00 Belt. ed a bad sixth, and Charley Bee- aa outstanding Olympic hope In the tied with Ck>niellus Johnson at and Bush Terminal Buildings Co With Bldrt. 79c= 1th to B. Raguskus; Smith to atate for the Norwich Open which la a one-htt 4-0 shutout In the opener Meedham, 77; C. Ormsbee, 76; H. Matchett ran In the half mile and ant factor. 0ns must keep cool and ing In the field. ....they were not throu^ patting in full swing as these lines are being Grant. 76; H. Coombs, 70; W. Grant, was nipped at tha tape to lose third tham, Ohio State’s brilliant national 3,000 meter steeplechase, on event world record height of 6 feet 9 8-4 Royal Oaks. T te plan eontomplatss ths prompt him on the back whan along camt Sleeveless Sweaters to B. R o^skus; Left on of a twin bill, stretching the Reds Sensational Willimaodc Box Finland had monopolized Harold work with deliberation but with 50c Belts .. typed. losing streak to six straight In 74; J. H. Chlsnall, 78; C. W. Deeds, place by a foot. champion, who fell and was elim­ inchee in the high jump. ab tormmatlon of recelversMp proceed­ 4 1 c ; lueflelds, 7; Polish Citizens, Manning of Wichita, In asserting speed. A physician should be called r b PO a • Albritton to duplicate the record- Values up to O fk • 4JM) VafaMS A tournament attracting national the second game, the Reds outlasted 72; L. Grant, 71; C. Dwlre, 69; S. Jimmy estlmatas that he has rac­ inated in a heart-breaking 800 me­ aa soon as possible, and, if possible, Add bolts: Mack Robinson, Pass- McKay, cf ___ ..8 1 3 3 ings and urgss a new board of di­ shattering feat....both later tried $3.45 Base on balls—off, Lawida, 2; ter final. ' hla mastery over the veteran Joe 0 0 rectors with formsr Governor Al­ t l.6 5 , a t ...... 0 7 C ber, 1; Majeakl, 1; Struck attention itarted today at New Lon­ the Phils for 11 Innings and a 4-3 Carlson, 66; D. Friend, 66; H. Neal. ed about 8,000 miles since his very er to Meet Morello To­ someone should be sent to capture dens, Csltf. Jr. coUegs, aecond in McConkay, 3h . ..8 2 3 1 8 0 It at 6 feet, 10 8-4 Inchee, but It was Eastman Big Lose. McCluskey of the New York A. C„ fred E. Smith and George McAneny, • 3A 0 ValuM Cheney Cravats Lawida, 0; Weisgraber, 4; don where women golfers began the decision. 65; J. L. Chlsnall, 65; H. Barstow, first race many jrears ago. In win' the snake and keep It for IdenUflea- the 200 meters: Harold ‘Lnallwood, Hedlund, c ..4 0 1 5 1 1 no dice. $1.95 Head Coach Lawson Robertson bettered oil records for the obstacle praeldent of Title Guaranty A Trust off Weisgraber 8 In 71-8 18th annual quest for the Griswold The Boston Bees, who played a 64: R. Murdock, 55; Mlse W. Han­ nlng yesterday's prizes, hs kept In tton. Southern California, second in ths Keeney, la ....'..4 8 1 1 6 0 As ths athletes were being fer­ morrow Night waa among those rating Eastman’s race by finishing like a sprinter In 400; Thomas Dsekard, Indiana, Dixon, p ...... C a as members. Boys* Trunks off Majeskl 1 in 2-3 in- Cup in the Shenecosett Country three-game part In the Cincinnati ley. 54. tact bis record for earning a prize 9:08.2. The bulletin prescribed the fol­ ..6 3 8 1 8 1 ried aeroBS to the Island from Man­ $1.00 Values ... 71c Club’s invitation meet. Jean Bauer downfall last week, continued their annually since 1910. downfall as the biggest blow struck lowing emergency treatment to re­ third la ths 8,000; Jos Patterson, Grube, U ...... SWIM TRUNKS Wlld pitches, Lawida; Los- Beat His Oum Record ..4 1 0 1 0 0 hattan, one oompsUtor iriseernek- AU Wool of ^>rovldence was eptered but Mrs. winning run with a 6-2 victory over at America’s Olympic scoring pros­ move the snake venom before It Is Navy, second In tte 400 burdlea; May, 2h ...... 8 Carrier Corp. hoe called a special pltcber, Weisgraber. Umpires, This wiped out Manning’s Ameri­ 0 0 8 1 0 meeting e f stockholders for August Glenns Collett Vara of Philadelphia Cy Blanton and the PlraUs, despite Sam Maltempo, WilUmantie’s sen­ pects. * absorbed Into the body: Walter Wood, Newark, N. J., third Sturgeon, lb .. ..4 1 $1.00 Suspenders. 79c >11 and Holland. Time of ^ m e. can record of 9:13.1 and bettered 3 13 0 0 SS.05 VstaM S Arky Vaughan’s one-man batting San Francisco's colorful G eor^ 1. The first thing to do Is to ap­ In the discus—all freem en Intsi^ Davidson, rf .. 7 to vote on a plan to eliminate the 98c Yaluea ...... $3.15 a seven-times witmer of the event, sational 16-year-old middleweight, the Olympic mark of 9:14.6. ..3 1 1 1 0 0 preferred etock by the exchange of 71c spree In which be clubbed out a dou­ Varoff, who dared the world record ply a tourniquet As the bite Is al­ —* — - wae not expected to be on hand. Yesterday*s Stars | will endeavor to preserve bis record nationalists stUl to rscsiva their — five shares o f common for each •3.05 Values ...... Errors Help Royals. ble, triple and homer. POUSfl-AMESKSQUrr of not having been defeated In bis height o f 14 feet, inches In the The field events, outaldls of the most always on the band, arm or Olympic baptism. $2.15 Trench Raincoats The pro boxing business, after jumps, produced few noteworthy 38 11 13 37 14 3 preferred share. The plan, the com­ I Royal Oaks defeated the New staging a couple of ehows last week, fai the American League, the last 11 starts, when he meets Tony pole vault a week ago in the na­ leg, you can tie a handkerchief, a 1 Colored Giants. Boys* Polo Shirts Yanks were find the invading Chi­ tion championships, waa beaten out performances. The Trojan trio. scarf, a necktie or any piece of pany said, would old Carrier Corp. •L9S VafaMS... $1.49 nd' Colored Giants yesterday goes back into the doldrums this By Ifae Assootated Press . GAME AT WnUNGTON “Wop” Morello of Worcester, Mass. TTse victory o f Harold Manning, ab r h PO -« e In obtaining new capital. If needed $3.95 Values at the West Side by the cago White Sox just as tough as the Tommy Bridges, Tigers— Ajlowed In the grand finale of next 'Diesday by a trio of Southern Callforiiians. Bill Grater, Earl Meadows and cloth available aroundf the limb F. Ware, 2h week as far as CJonnecUcut Is con­ BUI Sefton, all bettered the Olym­ 27-yenr-old WlcMta, Kas. waiter, ..6 0 1 0 0 0 for expansion purposes, and would 75c V a lu e e ...... o f 11 to 8. Both teams hit Cleveland Indiana, who had just left, eight hits In 7-2 win over AtUetlce. night’s 10 bout amateur boxing card Ralph Metcalfe, diuKy -Marquette above the wound and twist with a S. Barlow, 1 59c Young Men’s and Men’s cerned but A1 Weill of New York, pic pole vault record by clearing . was In hla acuity to hurdle tte ..4 1 0 5 0 1 improve tte outlook for future divi­ ily twelve times but the Royals and had to fight uphill to break even Elarl AveriU, Indians— Hit hopMr In Sandy Beach arena. Crystal Lake. filer, five-times national champion, stout stick until the ctrculaUon of E. Barlow, rf, who has promoted more than one 14 feet, 3 inches, while the favored the limb below Is cut off. 'This will hurdles—not jump them—and In ..6 1 2 1 0 0 dends. WOOL SLACKS AND Men*s Sweaters ' better In the field than the pleasing bout in the Nutmeg State, In a twin bill, winning the afterpiece scoring two runs In niath Inning Townera Use Their Fists On In the semi-final Babe Peaae, and co-holder of the world record hurdling the water jump— not Wilson, If .. ..5 1 3 0 0 0 EVERY WEEK NIGHT 50c Valuee ...... 39c 5-4 after Ted Lfirona had shut them VarofTe test was 14 feeL prevent absorption o f the poison WORK TROUSERS appears definitely determined to against Red Sox. Yonng Players, Locals promising Stafford fighter, is slated for the event, finished fifth and wae climbing It as the others do. His Douglas, ef ..8 0 0 3 0 X The National Lumber Manufac­ fiP .M . out 6-0 in the opener. to clash with Yoimg Stsrzcek, Wll Jack Torrance. the Baton into the system. I game was long drawn out by come Into the New Haven territory Rip RadcUff, WhIU Sox. had eliminated In the 200 meter dash to form In going o'ver the hunfies al­ Board, rf .. ..1 0 0 0 0 0 turers Association reports produc­ $3.95 Values $3.15; ■Bststent crabbtog of the Ool- The Tlgera continued the chase Charge; Stop Play in 4th. brahsm. Mass., WMterweigbt. Two Rouge, La., policeman, ralUed to 3. Take a shaip knife and make a OAELY DOTTBUB before the summer season closes, Bump Hadley, Yankees—Former’s the astonishment o f all. He made straight cut throuifa both fang most rivala Forrest (Spec) Towns, Knight, 8b, c ..4 3 3 1 0 3 tion of tte Industry for the week IST-SBD Men*s Polo Shirts •SJtO VafaMS...... $4.69 riBaata. Dixon started on the after the Yaqks with a 7-2 verdict rematches are expected to furnish the team by running second to top the shotputtera at 51 feet, 6% W. Ware, ss operating at Donovan field adjacent homer and three atnglw. paeed at­ The Pollah-Amarieans walked off inches, hut he wiU have to do puncture wounds and extending, a America’s kingpin high Umber top­ ..2 0 1 0 3 3 ended July 4 amoimted to 57 per $2.95 Values i for the Royals sod went the over the AtW«Ocs. Johnny Allen let plenty of fireworks on th e . imder- Owens In the 100 meters. Oobb, 8b .. Boa _____ $2.35,' to Savin Rock. tack in winning double besuler the field at West WUUngton yester­ much tetter to get' anywhere at half inch beyond each wound; Then per. ..I 1 1 0 1 0 cent of the 1929 weekly average •4JS Values....$4el5 1 althougb he was in trouble in the Red Sox down with four bits for card. In one Young Wasbenls of Walter Marty, unable to do tet­ Lucas, p . . . ..0 0 and aMpments 84 per cent of the $1.65 Values $1.29 The latest word from A is that opener, while Hadley pitched eight- day afternoon In the fourth inning Berlin. The discus tossers, topped nudu a cut on inch long across this 0 0 0 0 1 and eighth Innings. Lucas a 5-2 Indian win. and the lowly S t ThompsonviUe, and A1 Costa of ter than 6 feet 4 inches In the Ugh Jones, p . .. 1939 figure. For the twelfth oon- 11.95 Values be will bide bis time until after hit ball to take nightcap. of the game being played against by SUnger Dunn at 167 feet, 7H cut and through each fang wound. Jssss Owens said hs tfidn’t let ..4 1 1 0 1 0 •4.45 VafaM S... $3.79 $1.59^; I fo r the Giants but gave way Louis Browns upset the fast moving Worcester, Maas., will settle a Ut- jump, also failed to make the team. Roberts, o . eecuUve week, it aaid, new orders July 28 when New Haven’s dqsky Joe Bowman, Phillies, and Klkl the Towners there. The home team tle difference that arose on the last Inches, also were far off their pre­ Both fang, puncture wounds are himself out in culturing tte 100 ..8 1 3 13 1 0 $1.50 Valuee $1.19 n la the second, who fanned Senators, 4-8. Two negro rivala, Cornelius Jobn- Ootter, e were below production. A Gainer fights the light heavy­ Cuyler, Reds— Bowman allowed one was ahead 3-2 In the last half of card whan the former seas awsurded vious record-busting form. opened to the bottom. Bleeding helps sad 300 meter sprints sad tte run­ ..1 0 0 3 0 3 •8,95 V a J iM S ...... $3*29 Royal batsmen, but this «ou of Loe Angelea and Davo Air — SHIRTS weight .champion, John Henry Lew^ hit in winning first ^m e of twin the Inning -when the locals claim a oootested decision over the latter New Englanders monopolized the to wash out ths venom. ning brood jump. T te Ohio State 11.00 Valuee .... l o t pttdiing was lost when in brltton of Ohio States negotiated a 8. Pressure around the wound er 79c U, In a non-Utla tUt at PltUbutgh. bill, and Cuyler drove' in two runs that their rivals began to take ad­ after three gruelUiig rounds, while hammer throw and faulsiana boys cyclone won’t predict his «h«n<^s „ _ 38 8 13 34 5 8 t$ M V a lu sa ...... $2.89 W hltnty and Shirtefaft of the game the Giants Then he plans to dig up a fitting new world record hdgbt of « feet, mechanical suetioo over it will help. N. B. Colored Giants 000 ISO 040— 8 i to boot the game away. BURT RESNICK AGAIN In 4-3 nightcap win. vantage of some of the more youth­ In the other Chsulle Hopkins, this swept aU three places in the hop- at Berlin until te sees the track M ake opponent for the Elm cltylte and Roy Bell, Browns— Had three Plainfield bearcat, and Youpg 9 8-4 Inches la the most startling step and jump. Lee Bartlett, Mouth suetioo -may te used If the there. BID Bingham, generallselmo Royla Oaks ...... 301128 10*— 11 79c Values ...... 61c •3.06 Valusa ...... $2.35 soared three' In the ful PAC players and got rough and performance o f the final trials. mouth and lips are free firom sores. give the home town fans another hits and batted In two runs fat 4-8 Barnes of Rockville will foke up Michigan v ^ r a n , led the javelin o f tte track and field forces, how- Two base Mts. Knight, Sturgeon; la the third, one In the view of the brown belter. unsportsmanlike In their play. Marty set tha listed mark of 6 feet, T te venum Is not readily absored three baae Mts, B. Barlow, Wilson, $1.95 Values WINS NOYES TROPHY victory over Senators. where they left off a few weeks ago throwers with a mark of 228 feet. evor, looks to Jssss for “firsts” in One Odd Lot ef Black and $1.49i two more fat the fifth and ■ Employes of the New Haven On two occasions, the Polish- 9 1-8 Inches in 1984. through intact mucous membranes Dixon; Mts off Lucas 5 ifa 1 and 3-3 AMATEUR BOXING Another $27.50 Suit Larry French, Cubs and Sam Lee- Amerks charge, local players were oiien they fought three hectic SU inches and shared with Frank the springs, at least. SANDY BEACH ARENA — ID BOUTS White, Toa and Wfatto, oMl I the atxth, pushing one more Arena picked the two hottest days knock-down and drag-out rounds to Another west coast favorite, Nor­ and is destroyed In the stonutob 1^ innings, off Jones 7 in a and 1-8 [.fat the seventh. Nerwleh, Conn., Jn)y 18.— (A P )— Ue, Giants — jronner’s eight-hit struck by the flgts o f their oppon­ Wykoff the distinction of making WMto Flannel and Usrge Trou- $1.65 Values $l s2! ^ or the summer to begin extensive a draw. • • . man Bright o f Sunnyvale, Calif., the Olympic team for the third swallowed Innings; sacrifice Mts, Hedlund; Given Away FREE Blond Burt Resnlk of New Haven, pitching won twin bUl opener, and ents, one player suffering a bloody Owens wasn’t altogetter pleased TOMORROW N IG H T — TU E SD AY, JU LY 14th sere. Volnea up to A B I CHsata started scoring fat the to the sports plant’s ice Willimantle, RockvUIsTTVaursgan, ran fifth and ams shut out In the time. 4. I f permanganate of potash Is stolen baaes, F. Ware, E. Barlow, Saturday, July 18. 'len they pfadted up one, Race Broofa Country C3ub golfer, L«sUe had two doubles and a single nose. Because of this uncalled for 6,000 maters, which ended In a dead at hand make a strong soluttaa with the Randalls Island track. McKay, Keeney, Sturgeon, David­ Middleweight Star Bout: •6l50. Special .... $LS0 Valueu m eslng system which It is claimed In nightcap. and Worcester and Wilbraham, Only ~18 former Olympians r-- ' 'When he made tte turn leading to $1.19’ a la the fifth and finally wUl giva Uia Can-Ain hockey leacua held two legs today on the Mrs. and ungentlemanly conduct, the beat between Indiana’s redoubtable d n-ash out the wound from the son; left on bases. Royal Oska 11. Mass., fighters will see action In ths the grade again compart with ii> the straightaway he said tha track SAM MALTEMPO va. TONY WOP MORELLO ta ths eighth. CUff. a v ^ y Improved skating surface Charles D, Noyes trophy, em­ Joe Stripp, Dodgers—Led attack America decided not to continue Don Lash and a surprise contender, •tom. Wash aeveral tlmee. This is N ew England Colored Giante 8; blematic of vlcto^ in the «mm«l other bouts.' freshmen. sod P ave McOonfaey tea- oaict winter e •, .Wreatlera may ooma os Cardinals were beaten In both play to avert:a free-for-all scrap. Louis Zamperini of Torrance, Calif. -ect only If done promptly. Fifta«a was so soft that te bad to shorten base on balls off Dixon 2, off t w WflUinantic Worcester, M a ss. - In ths Bald fo r ths Rojials Norwich Invitation toumamet. ends o f double header. Coach John FalkcaM did not w lA 'Minutes after tbe -Ute It Is iiislsss hla stride to three feet, almost a and wmstlers may go but (Sus Son- A cokmy o f purple martfaia nests Lash was (risced first the OLYMPIC NOTES 3, off Jones 3; hit t e piu^sr. Grubs T » Bee tte Best in Ike To Oryetal Lefas, Racfa- Refatlg, wfao bos been a finalist Jos Ooecarart, Bees—Batted In to risk Injury to kl« pisyers ss the judges, but the motiefa plctfarw ister to use permanganate as tte p o im walking pace. But when t e hit tte by Lucas, Davidson by Jones; struck aveiy year Iq a* birdhouse which New York, July 18.—(A P )—Bolts bss hem diffused Into tte timues. vOlA nsesdays. ^ o f tha Mx years he oompeted In two runs with p ^ of tingles tat vic­ P A ’S art slated to meet the Gremi detonnlned they hit the tape to- stretch hs roared down tbs final 75 out by Lucas 2, by Jones IS, by 9___ jOeetfoeed om Fags MIm ^. the evsBt, won hla victory i^steifiay stgnds op a busy downtom street 5. Every five or ten minutes tory over PirstiM, in a Tiralgfat Leagua tilt toolght. j a t HaniafaurE, Pa. ^ gather. Ttat ofDdml vardkA waa. yards and finished in asnoodai Dixon 6; umpiisa Brennan, Kotafa, G en era l Admigsipn, 35c. Reserved Ringside, 55c-75e. I M P «lfa MlasA.. - looMtutte tourdquet to r a tow sec­ flit ter a new world’s rsoord.— 0 ‘ sTaaar. ^ ,j. ' s I! .■■■ ■'■ '■.■■.■.'^ "■ ^■■■\'-'. ■ ■ ■ .•. ' ■'■■■ ■ , "' .". ; . -■/■;^^. ■■■ ■■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. HANCHEETER. OONN„ MDNDAT, JDLT IS. 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BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Flaming Youth By M AR T IN XhV4 SOftfiW 0 NO WEWN«>NO W I U - «E jJBK THE T\MU ’ ’ SENSE and NONSENSE Hiss aooTs m n Y w 1^ OVNWja TO IT S E U ^ ^ WlKmTMf^//ie CL/m SSIFIED MVEs aperts g e t s a^a<«ToiH0RRiM _____w - YMWe WEP4V t o JUST UWE SAKO\M\CV\ES EO s i® M\SS SfkEiE WENK' ; R ia the styla for young m ai to F O ' t U ? TO SEE. SO H E- go around without fiMrte this sum­ n .- OE SEIhCW SOMKWHKA TO SPE»«0 01>5E TO ^ OE KiNSWT W\E VRVENOS mer. Probably gatting in training F l a p p e r F a n n y S a y s ; CHtkSE ME f m n x i mwMttm for wbat'a going to happen to them whan they begte paying off our debts.

LOST AND FOUND FLORISTS—NURSERIES h o u s e h o l d g o o d s LEGAL NOTICES 78 LEGAL NOTICES 78 Sha had lust marHed, aad aha wau -jyUhj ..jina seeds for the gar­ LATE CABBAGE plants, 8 doaan AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD HANGING APACHE den. She asked for some tree at Manoh«iter. within and for tho at Manchester, within and for the Noted Musher Starts ____ dOK, U e«iiM for 36c, 100 for 60e. Also celery FOR SALE—ORET Res water DUtrlct of Manchostor, on tho 11th District of Manchester, on the Uth aeeds. The clerk produced them. ; t 7 ^ Crtl nao. 466 Porter rtreet. and aster plants at Odermann's, heater. Telephone 7868. day o f July A. D.. 1926. day o f July. A D.. 1926. Newlywed—Can you guarantee 604 Parker atreet. Present WILUAM 8. HYDE. Esq- Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE, Esq- On 5,000Mile Campaign theoe? Judge. Judge. SLAYER TAKES Estate of Emetine Chamberlain Estate of Elisabeth Falller Uts of Ctetk—Y66, SORT —FOUCB DOO. Uovuw MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 63 Newiywad—Will the trass ba tan REPAIRING 23 late of Manchester, in said District, Manchester, in said District, deceas­ •T400. CWl 8488, 48 Itartds S t FOR SALE—GOOD used piano, deceased. ed. Fairbanks, Alaska, July 18 a dog team, raft, automobils aad and thick in ths trunk? On motion of Mary 8. Johnson. 49 On motion of Rosemary Paltler of OVER \ m HOUR (AP)—Altxander Malcolm "Sandy’* dark—^Tbay abould ba, madam. PLOST-CHAIN WITH odd tibapaA UbWM MOWER SHARPENING, reasonable for cash, 416 Center Crescent street. West Hartford, ad* said Manchester administratrix boat. ORDERED:—That six months from Smith, noted nortbland musher and Today be travelled the Bteeae Newlywed (a took of aatlafactlon "'"pw daat aet with brflllanta, on repairing. Key making, vacuum street. mlnlstratrlx. (Oontfamed From Page One) cleanara etc., cleaned, recondition- ORDERED:^That six roonthe from the 11th day o f July A. D.. 1926 be explorer, began electioneering today highway to Clhile City, where he : coming over her face)— right ICain street between P eu I and the 11th day o f July, A O., 1936 be and the same are limited and allow­ over a baUtwlck od. Tool sharpening. Braitbwalte, FOR SALE—BECKER BROS, and averaging one will take a small boat, pushing it Fn have a hammock at tha same terminus. 63 Pearl atreet Tiffany piano. Completely over­ and the same are limited and allow* ed for the creditors within which to he stood over the trap. The reading voter to 11 !uare miles. He set with a pole down tti* Yukon river to ' time. 63 Pearl street ed for the creditors within which to bring in their claims against said required several minutes. When it hauled. In fine condition. Ibccellent bring in their claims against said estate, and tha said administratrix is himself a 6,i 0-mile tour over the Ruby, 609 miles away. Toonerville Folks______By Fontaine Fox y s 8T. JAMES’S atreet was finished, McKinney asked: territory. ehureh, pair of gold and WB SPEdALIZE In lawn mower for the beginner. Very low prices. estate, and the aald administratrix la directed to give public notice to the From Ruby the explorer win hike « THK PLAN. NO HATTKR ROW directed to give public notice to the creditors to bring in their claims “Have you an3rthlng to soy, Smith, who was with the Wilkin­ G r a n d m a , t h e d e m o n C h a p e r o n e eryatal rosary beads. Initials on abarpenlng. Precision grinding. Kemp's Inc. 600 miles to the Kuskokwlm coun­ IMPRACTICAL OR IMPOSSIBLE, ■Ql creditor! to bring in their claims within said time allowed by posting K arl?" son Polar Expedition and who won try, and later be will campaign ia THAT IS ORBBTBD WITH THE o f cross Ci A . C. Call 6688. Satisfaction guaranted. Dalivtry within said time allowed by posting a copy of thia order on the public “I have no Interpreter,” Gardner OUR BOARDING HOUSE a copy of this order on the public sign post nearest to the place where the King George medal for rescue the Nome area. GREATEST ENTHU8 1 A S M i— —— ...... servicA Karlaen A Edgerton, 666 ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 5» replied. work in Hudson Bay territory, ia an No. Main. Phone /S85. sign post nearest to the place where the deceased last dwelt within aald Candidates for public otHce in the 'THESE DAYS IS THE ONE the deceased last dvi^elt within said town and by publishing the same In “But you apeak good Kngliah. ' Independent candidate for territorial northern territory have a hard lot THAT OFFERS A CHANC® TO A.DTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 FOR RENT—SIX room tenement, r\^. , „ town and by publishing the same In some newspaper having a circulation McKinney said. auditor. They must cover an area more than LIVE WITHOUT WORKINO. 185 Eldridge street. Apply on some newspaper having a circulation In said probate district, within ten “Weli, I’il be glad to get it over On bis tour he will make use of XB86 HUFHOBILE sedan, 1834 PRIVATE INSTRUCTION 28 In said probate district, within ten days from the date of this order, and twice the size of the state of Texas.. Chevrolet coach, 1888 Ford sedan, premiaea. dsys from tlfe date of thle order, and return make to this court of the no­ with,” (3ardner than instated.' almost every form of transporta­ There are only 70,000 people ini A young man who was slightly IF y o u ' LIKE TO DRAW, sketch return make to this court of the no* tice given. It was the same story he bad told tion known in the north—airplane. AlaskA 1888 Pontiac sedan, 1881 Pontiac FOR RENT— ROOM for light usdar the infiuence of atrong drink eoupe, 1880 WiUya Knight sedan. or paint— Write for Talent Teat tice given. W ILLIAM 8. H YD E since the day be first was taken in­ was remounting the curb that had housekeeping, private bath, 13.60. W ILLIAM 8. HYD E Judge. to court. O d e Motors—6463. (No Fee). Give age and occupa­ Judge. H -7-18-86. day from a week-end at the Bonner Jrut tripped him, when a policeman tion. Box O, Herald Call 6267. "Anything else, E arl?’’ the dep­ A bang-up argument follows ex­ H*7*ia*86. Springs, Kas., home o#. ~ Lacy popped up: plosive words. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD uty asked. Haynes, Kansas newspaperman. On Young Man—Did you see me fall? AT A COURT o r PROBATE! HELD at Manchester, within and for the “No, that's all,” was the reply. BRITISH LEARN APARTMENTS—FLATS— his calling list were Alfred H. Policeman—Yes, I saw you fail. Manchester HELP WANTED— at Manchaatar. within and for tha District of Manchester, on the 11th Gardner, in a fit of anger, backed TENEMENTS 63 District of Manchestar, on tha 11th day o f July, A. D.. 1986. Kirchhoffer, new publicity director Young Man—Did you see me get The Man—^Tm going up in them Evening Herald FEMALE .15 day o f July, A. D.. 1936. Present WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq- his wife and baby to death with on of the Republican National commit­ 1^? thar hills to look for some gold. FOR RENT—TWO OR three fur­ Praaant WILLIAM S. HYDE. Eaq., Judge. axe at the humble wickiup on the tee, and Hill Blackett, public rela­ OF THE ARMING Policeman—Yes, I saw you get His Woman—But there’s no gold WANTED -MIDDLE-AGED Ger­ Judge. CLASSIFIED Estate of Ida Salomonson late of San Carlos Reservation last Decem­ in them thar hills. man housekeeper, for the country. nished rooms. Good locations. 353 Entata of William M Anderson lata Manchester. In said District, deceas­ tions director. up. advertisements ber 8. His wife wanted to attend The Man—Oh, yes, there be. I One who prefers good home rather Center street. Tel. 3756. of Manchaater, in said District, da- ed. Young Mao—Then what’s my caasad. The Administratrix having exhibit­ church and leave him to mind the got in a fight with Toadface Ike Oosnt six xvaraffe word* to o Uaa than high wages. A. Rymsrxlek, OF HEUGOUND nam e? On m otion o t Bertha L Andaraon ed her administration account with ESd AbtM*dVlJltl0 DI FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM apart­ baby. CERTAIN OF ONE Policeman—^How should I know yesterday and knocked out half of sseh eooat mm m ,'ord and oompoond Box 84, East Glsatonbury, Conn. of aald Manchester, executrix. said estate to this Court for allow­ In 1926, the year the last Indian ment, with private bath 820. per ORDERED:—That six months from ance. It Is your name, Tve never seen you be­ bis teeth. «ord» MM two word*. MlBlmam eoit to was banged in Arizona, Gsudner (Oonttnned from Page One) j^ o o oX thro* iiiiM. WANTED— MIDDLE-AGED wo­ month. Steam heat 86 extra per tha 11th day o f July A. D., 1936 be ORDERED:—That the 18th day of Chicago — The gay gentleman fore. and the same are limited and allow­ July, A. D.. 1936, at 2 o 'clo ck (a. t.) killed a fellow tribesman with a ratio por da7 tor tranoioat man as housekeeper for family of month during winter months. Ap­ weaved up to two policemen on the July 6, B. C. Newton, first secretary Young Man—^Then how do you Visitor (to llttls girl)—And was •4a» ply Supt. Apartment 4, 26 Birch ed for the creditors within which to forenoon, at the Probate Office, In knife. He spent seven years in pris­ north side and confided; know that it was me thfit fell? your grandfather covert witb in­ MfootlTO Man* If* 1999 two adults. Address Box W, bring In their claims against said said Manchester, be and the same on. When arrested again, Gardner of the British embassy in Berlin, street estate, and the said executrix Is di­ “Either I’m drunk or else I saw surance when he died? Caih Cbarfi Herall. Is assigned for a hearing on the al­ Insisted on pleading guilty and pay­ was informed by the German min­ CoaseoBtlTe tfar* .-I i etai I eta rected to give public notice to the lowance of said administration ac­ a turkey—possibly both.” istry of foreign affairs that the sub­ PATIENCE IS A SPLENDID Little Girl—No’m; just a nlght- I OoaseeatlTe Oar> ..I t ota| U ats CHRISTMAS CARD Wonder box. FOUR AND FIVE rooms, very nice creditors to bring In their claims count with aald estate, and this ing the extreme penalty rather than The officers, seeing some possi­ ATTRIBUTE FOR HORSES, BUT ahlrL within said time allowed by posting Court directs the Administratrix to stance of Dr. Greiaer’s statement ;1 Dar ...... I U eui II ou 31 folders. Sells 81. 100 percent layout. Bargain 816.00. 8 Walnut, return to prison. bility in the first premise, suggest­ FOB MEN AND WOMEN A LIT­ All orders (or irrocular Isoortloas near Pine street. Inquire premises, a copy of this order on the public give public notice to all persons In­ Reservation police, tribesmen “would have the full support of the iJvtU bo ebarsod at the on# tlmo rate. profit. Etching, Gift Wrapping. sign post nearest to the place where terested therein to appear and be ed discretion, and continued on. whole Germany people." TLE IMPATIENCB OFTEN IF YOU INTEND TO QUIT Tailor Shop. e themselves, scoffed at the Idea that Then they came upon the turkey. 1 Spooial ratoo (or Iona term oyorr Everyday boxes; personals. Re­ the deceased last dwelt within said heard thereon by publishing a copy (Dr. Qrelser forcefully demanded IJ5AD8 TO BETTER DAYS. SMOKING DO IT YOUNG. THAT day adrortuina Slvo npos roquoot. tow'n and by publishing the same of this order In some newspaper hav­ thO Indians might Interrupt the quest samples. Chilton Greetings, To make sure they were right, an end of League control in Danzig GIVES YOU MORE YEARS TO Ada ordered (or throe or ola dan FOR RENT— FOITR ROOM tene­ in some newspaper having a circu­ ing a circulation In said District, five hanging. .They aald Gardner, three they captured it, took it to the sta­ BRAG ABOUT IT. sad ateppod t>o(oro the third or a(th 176A Lincoln street, Boston. lation In said probate district, with­ days before said day of hearing and and closed his speech with the Nazi Minister—^You love to go to Sun­ ment, 33 Trotter atreet. all Im* times a killer, was feared and de­ tion.'' and held It for the owner. day will bo ebarsod only (or the so- in ten days from the date of this return make to this Court. salute to League leaders.) day school don’t you. Junior? taal Bombor o( Umos tbs d appsar- CHRISTMAS CARDS. Big commis­ provementa, garage. Apply 116 order, and return make to this court W ILLIAM S. H YD E spised, that the Indiana were witling Junior—Yes, sir. Freddy—You say you pay only a sd, ebarstna at the rate oarnoA bat sions selling personals. Free album Center atreet. of the notice given. Judge. for the white man's law to take its Minister—^What do you expect to very low rent for thia beautiful so allowaaeo or rotunds enn bo made W ILLIAM 8. HYD E H -7-12-36. course. apartment? on sis time ads stopped attor the 100 samples. 31 folaer assortment. FOR RENT—TWO AND three Judge. learn today? Not since the 80's hafi there been Henry— Yea, but Tm going to r Uth day. Special humoroua personals. Etch­ room apartmenta. Call Manches­ H-7-13-36, AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Junior—The date of the picnic, Mo “Ull (orblda"s display linos not ings, Bverydaya, Gift Wrappings; at Manchester, within and for the an Apache uprising in Arizona. move. anld. ter Conatnictlon Company. 4131» AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD District of Manchester, on the 11th They dealt misery to cattlemen and The Bsrald will not bo rosponoiblo at^onery. Experience unneces­ IF IT TOOK ANY EFFORT TO Freddy—Good gracious, what has 4273 or 8333. at Manchester, within and for the day o f July A. D - 1926. farmers until the capture of Ceronl- m w M J i f s come over you? ■ 8 w mere than one Ineorroet Inaortton sary. Wallace Brown, 336A Fifth District of Manchester, on the 11th Present WILLIAM 6. HYDE. Esq.„ n ssr4 HAL COCH RAN L m m n a n a r t a r b o GO FROM TODAY TO TOMOR­ < sf nay advertUsmoni erdsrod (or Ave., New York. day o f July. A. D.. 1936. Judge. mo, bloodthirsty leader of the rene­ ROW SOME FELLOWS WOULD Henry—An opera singer. -awro than oao time HOUSES FOR RENT 65 Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE. Esq.. Trust Estate of Emma M. Curtiss gades. The only white person kill­ STILL BE IN YESTERDAY, The laadvortont omission at moor* Judge. ii-w of Samuel H. Curtiss late of ed by an Apache in recent years was inbllamtlon e( ndrortUlns will be Bobba—My wife suffers with in­ Trust Estate u*w of Richard O. Manchester, In aald District, deceas­ Henrietta Schmerler, Columbia Uni­ ii only by ennooUatlon ot the ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 FOR RENT— 60 EAST Middle Cheney. Jr- late of Manchester in ed. somnia. She lies awake ail night. j mods tor the sorrloo rsbdorod. Turnpike, alx room single, steam aald district, deceased. The Trustee having eg'ilbtted Its versity student who was slain in What shall I do about it ? _ advsrUsomonts most oootorm FOR SALE—FLORENCE oil burn­ Upon application of the Trustees annual account with said estate to IQSl while seeking thesis material. stylo, sepy and typography witb beat, garage. Walter Frlche, 64 Doctor—Go home earlier at night. er, used only twice, also lawn East Middle Turnpike. of said estate, praying for authority this Court for allowance, it Is In his cell at Globe last night the ssgnlntloan aatorood v tbs publish, mower, price reasonable. Call at to sell certain real estate belonging ORDERED:—That the l«th day of I ME BLka' MUST HAVE ats aad they (oaorrs tha tight to to said estate as pr application on July A. D.. 1936, at 8 o 'c lo ck (s. t.) condemned man chanted a doleful SO SPEND YOUR EVENINGS odlt, 'roTiao or tojoo' ony oopy eon- 77 Brookfield atreet. file. It Is forenoon, at the Probate Office, In song In his native tongue. The mar­ THAT YOU WILL BE IN GOOD MItiirol obJoetioBobU. ORDERED:—That the foregoing said Manchester, be and the same Is shal, with a strong guard, rushed '■ fSdMINO ROOKS—ClaosUlod ads to HUMOR THE NEXT MORNING. Sf. FOR SALE— 1828 LaSalle sedan; application be heard and determined assigned for a hearing on the allow­ him out of the jail shortly before bosabUshad tamo day most bo ro> also camping tent, 7 by 8. Archie at the Probate Office In Manchester ance of said administration account Mlvsd by U o'oleek neoni Sotardays midnight. Patient—^I want a couple of teeth Hayes, rear 828 Main atreet. In said District, on the 18th day of with said estate, and thia Court di­ JIlM m m. FOR SALE July, A D - 1936. at 8 o 'clo ck (s. t.) rects the Trustee to give public no­ pulled. SCORCHY SMITH In the forenoon, and that notice be tice to all persona Interested therein Doctor—But, sir, I am a throat Bee Follows Buzzard By JOHN C. TERRY RLBPHONE YOUR FOR BALE—ONE SINGLE farm 10-Acre Farm, Bolton; Elec­ given to all persons Interested In to appear and be heard thereon by bamaaa. Horses collar, strap work, said estate of the pendency of said publishing a copy of this order in BRUCE COMES OUT specialist. -t h e y 've tr ie d WANT ADS. CMON,HAN?E/ A few u rm zw E iR « m au, Puiouif bamass repairing, curtain and tricity. application and the time and place of some newspaper having a circulation Patient—Well, they’re down my EVERY ?ISNAL vnE'VE eoTT& , _3Mb ass aeeoptod over lbs uuphoaa hearing thereon, by publishing a in aald District, five days before said throat. My wife just knocked V/l5mN0 THB , PUNE 9 ^ w o k m woB&iMa r i n o O B A K (» KATR glvsa above auto tops repaired. Chaa. Laklng, BUT THE PILOT ( ^DO Som eth ing; copy of this order In some newspaper day of hearing and return make to FOR GOV. LANDON thfm U ien ! JoV A L AIR. oaloB o to advortlaora, bnt 80 Cambridge street. Tel. 4740. having a circulation in said district, this Court. FORce FIELD doesn't Seem -where"? Your RATRd will e» aoeoptod as 6-Room Bungalow, Manches­ at least five days before the day of W ILLIAM 8. H YD E IN BAOHDAD, _-ra RESftoND/ iZMRNT it paid at tbs bnal- said hearing, to appear if they see Judge. (Continued From Page One) THE FEWER THE FACTS, THE SCORCHV WAirMES oa or botoro tbs sovoatb GARDEN—FARM—DAIRY ter Green. Down cause at said time and place and be H -7-13-36. BETTER THE ARGUMENTS, ^ tbs drat laaortloB ot heard relative thereto, and make re­ THE ANNUAL ad othorwlao tbs CBARUB PRODUCTS 50 turn to this Court. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD when he ran for the Presidency in i?.A.F. flying I will bo oeUootod. Mo rsspoaal- W ILLIAM 8. HYDE at Manchester, within a-nd for the 1896, I have voted for every Dem­ for arrers la Ulapbaaod ads FOR SALE -FRESHLY picked District of Manchester, on the 11th I aaanmod aad tbolr neenrasy 6-Room Single, Autumn St. - Judge. ocratic candidate for the Presidency raspberries, lie pint, at the door. H >7.13-36. day o f July A. D.. 1936. during my long life, though In state A B/eTRAN?ftoRr bb gnnnauod. Present WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq.. (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PIOTUBB) W R I G L E J ^ FLANE APPEAR? INDEX OF WUmer Keeney, 480 Keeney street. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Judge. of Maryland, aad Baltimore city $500 at Manchester, within and for the Trust Estate u-w of Florence W. campaigns, where reform Issues of “The old M(ui in the Moon, right “Why, I met' you the other day, over THE FIELD.. OLASSIFIGATION8 D istrict o f M anchester, on the 11th Cheney late of Manchester. In said vit8U Importance were at stake, I now, is sleeping sound. I wonder whei. I chased ol’ King Sun away. ev id en tly in 3- Room Cottage — Roaringday o f July A. D., 19S6. District, deceased. I heard him telling you about the Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE. Esq.. The Manebestr Trust Company, have quite frequently voted for Re­ how he’ll feel if we awake him. Will I^iMPERFECTGUM^ TROUBLE, IT I? Read The Herald Advs. Judge. Trustee having exhibited Its annual publican candidates. work he had to do. ' A PAN0ER Tb-THE Estate of Ellis B. Cooper late of account with said estate to this “I have been bitterly disappointed he be m ad?” Dotty aald. “I also work witb all my might • ••EiVdASbddaddmM* i $500 ga'i “We’re tickled pink that we are SPECTATOR? _ Ot Tbonk* •au8^Hw-d«d« 1 Manchester, in said District, deceas­ Court fo r allow an ce, It is in Mr. Roosevelt as an incumbent of but all of my work’s done at MoMorUm d*e*s*i6«.di»«i. I ed. ORDERED:-*That the I8th day of here, and he" might chase us out, night. 1* start when dsrioieas elow 4- Room Cottage — CrystalThe Executor having exhibited his July A. D., 1936, at 8 o 'clo ck (a. t.) the Presidential office, and I am B .... , VOtt&d d»«A6i««te«m8***a deeply gratified by the nomination I fear. Perhaps we’d - better wait comes, and when the dawn breaks EVERY MEAL OOBtO MgdtaiddMlbdWdd** Lake; large lot; cottage fur­ administration account with said es­ forenoon, at the Probate Office, in until he wakes blihself, instead." > 0 o o • • ofaMo«Me*'« ■am’v.ti* tate to this Court for allowance, it said Manchester, be and the same Is of yourself as the Presidential can­ I am through.” is assigned for a hearing on the allow­ The little moonbecun smiled. •7-13 AntomobUos nished; fireplace. didate of the Republican party and itemoblUs (or B a le...... EMERGENCY ORDERED:—That the 18th day of ance of said account^with said estate, Said he. "Oh, just leave this He then took Dotty on his knee, July, A. D.. 1936, at 8 o 'clo ck (s, t.) and this Court directs the Trustee to by the nomination by it of your vies whole thing to me. It is my job imobUos (or Bxobango mhm forenoon, at the Prol)ate Office, In give public notice to all persons in­ presidential running mate, and by and said, “If you’ll all hark to By Crane OUT OUR WAY ito Aoeooaotloa—Tiros ...... $1000 S. said Manchester, be and same is as­ terested therein to appear and be to wake him when it’s time for me, I’ll sing a little song, before FRECKLES AND HISa a a u FRIENDSa D BvBlosser y D I O B S e r 'VASHlMGTOiM«AniLLlE 7ABAT LEAVF5 WA«;U TUBS HAN . Jto Repairing—Painting . . . » $500 Down. the admirable platform, on the him to shine. ^ ' k y i L.^y?S^VVASH HANDCUFFED TO A p Ante Sohoolfl f signed for a hearing on the allow­ heard thereon by publishing a copy whole, on which you were both nom­ I sail into the sky. BED, IN A LONELY SHACK THEN HE'S DOMIN' BACK f i t i KILL M E T T CALLS ance of said administration account of this order In some newspaper hav­ "If left alone, he’d sleep all blp by Tnwk ...... inated; and especially delighted am “My voice may be a wee bit itoo—For Rlro ...... Building Lots in Good Loca- with said estate, and this Court di­ ing a circulation in said District, night, and then there'd be no fiat but I guess you tote won’t YES,SIR.' WE'RE k^EV» I eOTTA GET LOOSER rects the Executor to give public no­ five days before said day of hearing I witb the addenda which your ,en- moon in sight He’s had a nice rVE ALWAYS irvloo—Btorago 1 POLICE tice to all persons Interested therein and return make to this Court. mind that I never was much of Btoroyelos—Bloyolss ] ligbtened and fearless spirit made long sleep and I am sure that he'll GOlWQ DOWW TH E WANTED TO natod Antos—Motoroyoloo . . . 1 to appear and be heard thereon by W ILLIAM 8. H YD E to that platform in relation to gold a singer, but I love to try.” r * $500publishing a cop y o f this order in Judge. feel fine.” ”Oh, fine,” said Coppy, with R r iv e r ...I RGURE ' ‘aaoa and Piof ooolonol aoovlioi as a monetary agency, and the Fed­ GO DCWNTHAT isoa Sorvleoa Offered . . . . . ] 4 3 4 3 some newspaper having a circulation H -7-18-36. grin. “We only wish we could W E CAN GO WITH ibold Bomeoo Offorod ...« .ll- . In said District, five days before said eral merit system of appointment.’’ The moonbeam then began to join in." And then the moon’s RIVER ....AND Iff—Coatrnetlag 1 day of hearing and return make to (In a telegram to the Clevslond THE CURRENT AND thla Court. Federal aid today to save the little shout. “Hey, Just what is this voice rang out to blfi visitors’ de­ JUST SORTA •—naroorloo ...... 1 FIRE Stuart J. Wasley convention, London aald a sound all about?” exclaimed the mood, SAVE RJEL-.-WELL oral OIrootoro ...... ] state Theater Building W ILLIAM 8. HYD E farming community from a water ligh t ;—Plnmblng—Roofing ] Sooth Judge. famine caused by three cloud­ currency meant a return to convert­ as he sat up, and rubbed both of “I am a real bright man,” sang TUHN BACK WWEM DRIFT, LIKE TeL 8648 or 1146 H-7-12-86. ' - -- 00 ...... ] bursts. ibility into gold when conditions bis eyes. he. “I light the sky up briUifihtly. WE REACH THE TOM SAW YER Bory—Orooomaklng ...... 1 Torrential rains came last Fri­ permitted; be also, urged extension “Who’s making all that awful The folks on earth are my frienda. T—Trneklng—S.orago .« .. I 4 3 2 1 of the merit system of appointment DID! Panasngor Sorvleo NOB ANT DKOP day and damaged homes, crops, noise?" And then he spied the They look up to me at night” OPEN VAMKR! BtlaB—Papering ...... 1 North Las Vegat, N. M.— The 260 res­ flood control'basins, and the canal to oil but the very highest Federal girls and boys and qiffckly aaid, MaaionaJ Borvleos ...... I idents of Bunkervllle, 70 miles canylng tha domestic water sup­ posts.) “Ah, welcome; I like vlsitoia your (Old Man Thunder appeoira in ■latriBg ...... 1 London returned to hla office to- size. Dorlag—Dyeing—doanlng I 5 4 3 2 Read The Herald Advs. southeast of here, appealed for ply. the next story.) Hot doods and Sorvleo . . . , » I Btod—Bnslaou So.vloo I aidBaatloMi I and cie o s o s...... 1 AMBULANCE MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE Fumes Clear Myra’s Mind By THOMPSON AND COLL ate Uatrnotlon I (Doogan) I vEey sttzanceI VE5, OVPTAIN-ALL OF THE YES-THEN WE |WHILE,INTME CHAPEL OF THE TOMB -Dramatic . e Bd • OM • WwiLC Panted— Inotraatlon 5 4 3 0 JA C K ANP I THE ^PCESblOU ON t k b As u r e s a r e c o m e , COULD LEAB nI i f f LEW WEN I 'HtS B4CE WA^ ONE OP EXCEPT TH E SABOOPHAOUS, THE TREASURES I t h e s e in c e n s e r j m e s s e e m fSoada—Btook>—MortaagM m .. i i (HoUorsn) ATTEMPTIO ] HOeiHOK -fM FOSrriVE BUT THAT HASN'T BEEN AUZEADV HAD I t o c l e a r MV HEAP A BIT-1 SEEM gBaslnua Opportualtlu II JUST KEEP THE I— “Money to Loan ...... || THERe WA& VILLAIMV TOUCHED FOR THOUSAND* BEEN REMOVED ■ 1 TO REA/IEMBER A HOTEL ROOM IN YbUVE BEEN DOWN THE Bala aad altuttoas 3 0 6 0 MEA«5«?Y,WrrH BEHIND TMIS-HABIWE | OF v e a r s - if o n l v w e SEtaaEAMT-BRING CAIBD—HYSTER. AND PEVRIES.. 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