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yOL. U ., NO. 284, THRONGS GREET FADtWEATHER H cau sp roiL ONLYNEEDFfflt 13762113 D O i m D A T Whole Town Ont To Ghre Manchester Merchants AD Olympics Hero Rousing Set For Big Merchandising Wdcom^ Governor Here Event Tomorrow—Expect For A e Big Cdebration. Many Ont of Town Biyers. Boston, Mass., Aug. 81— (AP) —^Kinley National Park and may cross An Area Ibat Some Are Coming total eclipses of the sun in New Bhigland. Manchester turned out en masse Trusting that the Weather Man ' Washington, Aug. 31.—(AP)— the United States: (Astronomers not yet agreed on Certain To Get Gomi Pii> last night to pay homage and will be kind and favor the town with The Natiohal Woman’s Clhristian th is ).. 1943^-Crosses Alaska at Kavak tribute to Its native son, Joseph P. a fine day tomorrow Manchester Temperance Union said ir a state 1970—Crosses Florida from West Island. ' to east. - McQuskey, who in the short space Merchants expect to have one of ment today that Governor Franklin tn res-C row d s Congre 1945—Starts at simrise east of 1979—Êkiters U. S. near mouth of of thtee years has risen from an un the biggest Dollar Days yet .held D. Roosevelt’s prohibition repeal Boise, Idaho, enters Canada near Columbia river and crosses northern known High School ruimer to the here. policy - “constihites a surrender to Mont, into Canada gate In Path of Totality. best, steeplechasre in the United Local Committee the lowOr poWers.”^ Montana-North Dakota boundary. 2017 — êeps across entire States. Thousands welcomed Mc- 1954— Starts at sunrise near United States on a route- through duskey last night when he returned A committee of merchants from Saying the statement was made “ in opporttion to the repeal; not in Grand Island, Neb., crosses northern Oregon, near Denver, Nashville and Qouds were growing lighter Sui from hi^ recent triumphs in the Merchants’ Di'vision of the Chamber Wilmin^n, N. C. West, Including the winning of third favor of any party or candidate,” Wisconsin and Michiganînto Can the time for the totsd eclipse o t the of Commerce arranged the “Old- the W. C. T. U., outlined views it Further eclipses in the . United place in the Olympic 3,000 meter ada. sim approached thia afternoon. Fashioned” DoUar Day which is to holds textually as foDows:. States will fall in the yeara 2024, steeplechase. The count of scientific expeditiona “ O nce tqpbn a 'tim e there w as a 1963—Crosses Alaska near Mc- 2044, 2045, 2062 and 2073. Large Crowd be held tomorrow. Leroy Slocum is rose to 52, so well scattered that inan named. Roosevelt the White Thousands lined Main street from chairman and the following mer Highly Important to'science are the photographs’of an eddpse whidi there were chances for some, of Park street at the south end all the House who, as the result of experi them, to have good "seeing.” chants are serving on the commit ences With, the Uiôr traffic, said way to the railroad station at the tee: Herbert B. House, Leonard Throughout the morning crowds that the American people murt de north end to view the parade. It Richman, Edward Steams, Fred of spectators rolled into the eclijpse feat the liquor traffic or the liquor w u one of the largest turnouts in Blish, Sr., Lewis Sipe, William stituent colors, and its photographs arei of the corona—the immense path "gsuulfling'’ oh their chsmcei^ many years here. Conservative es Rubinow, Robert Seaman, Nathan border of the sun. ' trafRc would defeat the American even a little more than the astron timates placed the crowd which Marlow, William Kronick, Arthur people. Later, during the World omers, for scientists said “the radio gathered all along the line and at Hultman, Lester Johnson, R. K. An War the liquor traffic attempted eclipse” invisible'to spectators, was the Center Park at close to 10,000. derson smd E. J. McCabe, executive such defrat by threatening Presi NAME THREE CANDIDATES certain of consummation. Qouds. Riding in the rear of an open secretary of the Chamber. dent Wilson xiith a blockade of his <«- not interfere .with the tests of this model Packard between Goveiiior Dollar Day will be a town-wide yrar plans if in any Way the liquor phase of “tptaUty.” Cross and Willard B. Rogers, Mc- event with practically every store in VON PAPEN IS PREPARED traffic was curtailed. That final Success ' WEIS also predicted for Cluskey sat on the tonneau and the south end participating. New treacheroiu impudence cause the Maloney, For U. 5. Senator, HCADOO IS W M R some of the scientific measuremex^ waved greetings. His face beamed and attractive Dollar Day signs and American pOople to outlaw the liq of the. abrupt. twilight (€ total with smiles continuously. It was ob banners of an entirely different de uor traffic by the 18th Amendment, eclipse, as clouds do not completriy vious that he was a very happy sign from previous years have been TO DISSOLVE RBCHSTAG liquor An Ouriaw Phillips, Congressman At interfere. Some moimthin weathi^ young man. The car contidning the distributed to the merchants for use “For a dozen years liquor has ■NSTAUntnUT observers report^ the cloud, ceiling governor and McCluskey was al in their windows and inside the acted the part of an outlaw, running Large, Leary, Fmr Lieiden- sufficiently low to promise the fleet most hidden from view at tlines by stores. I its business illicitly, refusing p> o f airplEme observers an. easy cUnfi}, a large group of youngsters who Much Enthaalnsm C ksceflir Ready To Act As obqy, making threabs and spreading either walked or rode bicycles be lies. All this has scaredi people of . There is more enthusiam among ant Goremor. IN ECUBSE PATH side it all during the parade. weaker moral constitutions; and a Landslide For Former Cabi the stores for the annual Fall Dol Oenway, ,Ns H-,. A i^ . 8L — (-AF);-^-a Progress Slow Sooa As GoTetonent’s lar Day than there has been for sm aller R oosevelt has arisarade, although covering some time. A careful reading of WBUSDIESSiyiEW offers to restore the liquor traffic net Member— Wet Repnb leading' to this Uttio town high.' in about t^ ce the distance McCluidcey Hartford, Aug. 81.—(A P )^ ew the advertisements in today’s Progran Is to a respectable place in business, the.W hite -meuntidms .and 'tp-othrtr does in his steeplechase and lainuB avmiues for poBtical conjecture Herald will prove to you that with its old opportunities . to de- townh f mrtunate enoi^h to be m th* the obstacles, required almost an lican Leading. participatiiig ntores a n really offer bsush in return for a U'cense^ if only were opened today as mendwrs of belt ol,.totality ihade by the •A-a hour to reach the Center Park ing exceptional bargglns and more /MeBaead. Ok . W lift O N M k , the Hquor traffic and its Mends will the D«paocrg8le Party who-won the tORT s3ubta&* lo t * tM 'indtiiL which is about six times as stow as . . . • quit kicking and place this -siecond Û ed Ip jvbâins ahtooMWlei- for the dollw than 'aver before. ' . 1.^.. ’ . - e - Joe’s time for that length. The ^ for AmM B. Smith in the Proof of this may be Ibnhd in the .Roosevelt in the \ | $ ^ te H oitfe. Aug. 81.— CAP)— ceding frtHhrte* favorel jparts of rade left the mouth, of Hilliard rpublic» a list of thxee pPcees o f neltieR i^y knovra anch Berlin, AMg7mk.-^(^y • T he IN ktf Oesi* "This spectacle of inferiori’ o f pn^tflbôn, State Senator e E ast' 'CQfe'r'. t%>tisandn weirn street sho’^ly aftei""^^80 and it vwbi' make% America Irag for the big candldatas whom u ty wlU .seek to mepected by spedd-train, ' nationally advertised proi^cts that Junker chancellor, F xbbs von, Talldint led iSenator Samuri about 7:30 when ^ e Center Park various stores are featuiifig. sttek. Can anyone plaCF tin tile OthtarAicket as repre Tbe.poqriW ty Of doudy: weather returned to the capital today With Stoi^dg^*' rîunisri^ v was reached.. To focus the attentten o f' eur- Greeter RCOsevelt isurreiidCiui^ to sentatives of their faction. however, fS oM " ttt .detdr th e pubHo The Cars rothxding commimities ’ on lean- a blanket death wannnt for the the importunities of political organ The slate, endorsed by 150 mem ttipporterW the adBainistratiai^for if it did give'cause for appre Meml>ers d f the reception commit cheater’s “Old Fashioned” Dollar new Reichstag In his pocket, and izations fostered and supported by bers of the Old Guard, included the RepuUlcan Senatorial nomlai- hension to the'astranoihera. '' tee and other special guests who NashvlUe, Tenn., Aug. 81.—(AP) the liquor traffic? The liquor traffic Mayor Francis T. Maloney of Meri tion tAretyrns today from Tuee- _ Conway, ordinarily a town of lessi rode immediately behind the march Day the committee arranged with permission to iise the document the The Herald to puUish 6,000 copies —^Rogers Caldwell, who onCe con has always supported the politics of den for U. S. Senator; Alfred N. day'sâUfornia primaty, rtrotiiim than ihhabitanti, whbfo Imty, ing orgranisations were grouped as minute the government's economic bad government; it was the corner' Phillips, Jr., of Stamford for Con- but t% Shortridge forces' dalmed shady.main street, is pj^ticidly

pasit«d to come from abme dlat- if clouds.'obicufed 'vlseA^ -MstrtirV; a distinct hit and the 14 members ed insistent petitions. presidium’s impatient request for Has an Epidemic ments bdoiw.;. Meanwhile both Acting President Frtmk Hayes of Waterbury , had anoe at aeiu He heard it for aever- of Hose and Ladder Company No. 3 an hnmediate audience, therefore, been suggested as the Old Guard noîitei and thta it atopped aud- Several adantiflo as partlaa 'who accompanied the truck were ap Baqueirzo Moreno and Ifis opponent, can only be inteipreted as demon Neptali Bonifax, whose followers candidate for lieutenant-governor. danly. had ptanaa'^' aldCl; Theaa Indi plauded all along the line for their strating his doubt as to whether thiB l A B odttyiS started the revolt, were believed to O f Automobile Banditry Mayor Hayes, Spellacy laid, refused B o^ be and his wife searched the aticmi.; aeofrapnio fine work. On the truck was a re Herr (Soering’s assertions are 100 w hich aifoMrtnM^ _ be in hiding. ^ to consider the P«>P<>»’ - ^ sky d k ^ y but did not sea the plaae. markably good imitation of the per cent in accord with-the facts. oVer Atyebtirg'; Maine, Humberto Albomoz, a relativUy: The opinion that the Old'Guard ytat)Ullty was poor at the time with steeplechase water Jump even to the The Social-Dehiocratic organ, . London, Aug. 81-^ (AP) -êot-^ In recent mraths almost every faction m endorsing the thrirt pan- Bfiltbvar land and sea. They wsUt- W. Adtronh, hoMd Army , ^ extent of the brush in front of the unknown figure, was advanced as Vorwaerts, was suspended for th w the most likely candidate for provi land Yard ringed tk>ndon todny with day has brought fresh stories - of dldatea was asklag no more thifi it ad for aome time but did not hesur to attalA a - e ^ ^ hurdle. In the act of Jumping over days today fOC desetibing Von a blockade against -“motor bendits”. was entitled to was expressed Ity the engine agidn. and the. pini^ the hturdle was a cardboard replica sional president. His candidacy Papen’s program as a violation of brutal holdups shd .âssaulta by would be a compromise between Sovwai hundred jhotor cars were Frank Coc^f defeated candidate The Automobile Association Aervateay of NprthMesny. of McQuskey made from a small the Constitution. This was regard “motor gu n i^ ” who cruise about d ty rtr iia N thinM n^ '/ftkuBia Moreno and Bcmlfaz. stopped. 1^ policenzen daRedlfedretly for mayor last spring. Mayor the A rm y Fl^ - J|' photograph by Joseph Hadden. The ed fus tanthmouht to personal libel into a(:tion Lord Trnchard, Scot- in automobiles. • w aii^ tbe group against qUunA _ irt immediately, out surface of the truck was covered against the chancellor.' land'Yard’s new. chief. All the main approaches to Lon for more than ..the throe placqs on sdrYciw planes were accounted fbf. vidth green grass to represent the TBEASUBY BALANCE The Nazi members of the Reich At; dawn the aeor^ > don were-posted ;as were the bridges the ticket, sinciB he said it ndght Olympic stadium field. stag today sent the five Ndzi follow strictly malhtained^'euid .it was not ^ d important centers inside the i^ve New;Gtaard Democrat an ei- Lee and Jp^. pdohkdttjto^ fartratian.' Nearly Disappointed Washington, Aug. 81.— (AP) — ers imder death sentence, at Beuthen disclosed iqhbther'^'fmy anoatsjhad city'.an d the ômlera w ere to halt cuse for refusixig any t ecognition. PE m m Bsirre, V t, on Aug^ When the reception conunittiee Treasury receipts for A ug^ 29 for a political slaying a message 'been maide. . v ’ every car, no matter what lit looked Beside endors^ CStrim, the Sec Grace, : Ne went to liartford, it expected to were 85,857,492.14; eintedituiNis. |9,- bidding thexh be of gppd clmer. ''W e The actimi, WM taken on the. heels hke. ond D iiM ot drtqRates endoinied; A l- I n t e n i^ lp esMt yâskey at the railroad 007408.98; balance , |M7,816,048.18. Shan’t rest, unta the fli^t for your of demands .fqr drtiisrio suthoda W Itodredi etdp* ton T. Miner for secretwy of Customs duties for 29. days of Au lives has been won,’’ , the m e«^ eope - with incretiMhg -criminal ped and questioned’And thsir 'c w (Ctanao)^ On Page Two.). gust were 122,704,800.22. cmicliided.- ■ ^ violiaiee.'- -. .V d: « • iK ■ ... ■ i - j ^ ...... , * • ■ Pi&CfflTwqf EW NlKQ BDiaAID, apOIH J K U k K W m K M , UIRMw .WEDNlSDAl^^ fl, W%

waa dloerto sixty. The trip WUA ^ b Miolf of your friends injhhn the greatsst sueessr in thsftik ! Writs—Not That You Won t k Lost V measures dose to ten miles took ex Mteehester, I present-fo you thtslture. - - - ..... T T ^ actly 18 minutes and then foQowed ■«-4Mit Hqw Tou PIiye* the Game/* the street parade of not much more ring, which y ^ are^tol "We are gathered hero for ons than a nolle lasting nearly an hour. Lose Place b line ' ' " . ■pclui. Wood jfcaiisrar(»( WT..Wuuiks Ihownur pride in the aidsBdidathle- ^ So fast was the trip from Hart -J- .. . jWtoaâthls- John Wooa of 2 Weloomo Place. ford to Manchester that re could, be placed-upon fo^m ies- ' ran out of gas and it was almost tion. Amplifiers carried foe voices | cf McCluskey’s chair and at the through an official's biiflider, and a few seconds as foe sun is obscil^ improper brakes after Patrolman Mae Ward of Taloottville, bister of said that "for a young man of 21 to behind the dlsk'of foe moon, and for Rudolph Wirtalia reported tions oolumn. ,■ - •• .v ” the time Joe was due at the depot of foe speakers to the fufoermost ends of the table were huge minia Gmrge Ward, of Strong street this The rental'price of foe voting-ma Fortunately, however, they were limits of foe park, as Governor ture candles. The colors of Fordham go to the games and come in sec a second and equally short period there was absolutely no mfoe Hmwy toWn, he leaves one daughter. Miss ond in the steeplechase is a very just before foe period of totaUty is on foe emergency band; Heres does chines was set at 1126 it near a gasoline fllllng station, so the Cross, Thomas J. Rogers and foe Wbre draped on foe wall in foe back Bvetyn Mae Wood, who lives at Was understood that in case the delay was not enough to matter. guests of honor were Introduced in ground. great accomplishment." "Whatever ended. not carry insurance on foe car. honM. He also leaves three sisters may happen to his records in foe Powerful Insframents Heres was given untU this evening and three brothers. They are James town of Manchester decided to nur^ Then they hurried to the Hotel Bond turn by Willard B. Rogers, master A beautiful floral tribute, in the chase additional machines foe n stal where Joe shook hands .wltti mem' of ceremonies. future," he concluded, "one thing Dr. Mitchell brought with Wwf to to raise foeU l O money.MOOuvje ^ I w^ Taloottville,AWvOLSwUiVy T^maslal02B88 oof t BBethel, 6 t l l € l e I t V m i M t i m AMJtee/ekZjtsZZ ^ shape of a horeshoe, with the words. will mmain. He is a young of Magog two powerful concave gmt- bers of the reception p arty , posed "It gives me very great pleasure," "Welcome, Joe" printed in gold on a rae car crashed foe McAlUsterl g»MH £oMPh of Coventry; (S ^ ^price. c e^ deducted from th e ^ - for a picture with the governor and said Governor Cross, "to drive to the highest character." ing spectroscopes; These are the fto n t porch b ut a few wtwutfff a fter Mrs. Jeremiah Maher------and- Mrs. WU- P"®** white ribbon, stood at the rear of same ones with which he secured . The machines will be hersi the members of the general committee. Manchester for this occasion. For it the speaker’s table and drew many Ofoen Speakers a group of seven children had left It 11am H. Prentice of Mimchesterl Then started the automobile pro is an extraordinary occasion, as foe highly important scientifle Tho porch was badly smashed and admiring comments from the crowd Other fak ers Included Thomas photographs in 1930 when he went cession to Manchester. Joe proba evidenced by this great concourse cf of diners. many of foe articles of porch fumi- up for foe voting on peolicemen who night I am sorry that I wqs un serve an eclipse, in foe South Paclfle. The damage included a smashed ver T alcott Nearly 200 pergons sat down to J. McCabe of foe Chamber of Com cleared the way of all traffic, the able to attend the Olympic games, Maw lines of scientifle observa anda railing two panes of window Funenu services will be held Friday I caravan passed red light stop sig where record after record was the dinner by Osano—a dinner de merce and Arthur B. McGlnley, tion Wul be followed during foe min glass, a baby carriage, three chairs, afternoon at 2 o’clock from Wa^ ^ g iv w , fair treat- nals, passed trolley cats and other broken. When rraresentatlves of licious in its perfection-!-consiating sports editor of . foe Hartford Times. ute and a half the stm is totally ob a veranda bench and a doll carriage. kina Brothers, 11 Oak street end ®***y *M> names traffic on the left side of the road ai: all nations gather for the Olympics, of an athletic m e^ that Included All had foe highest of praise for foe scured. Dr. Mitchell has confined burliU will be in foe Bast cemetery ° 8® on* the quebtlons vow. a rate of speed which slightly ex you find, here and there, one iierson fruit cocktail a la Fordham, roast guest of honor, stressing his record, himself exclusively to spectroscope Rev. F, P.^Bachelbr of foe TalMtt- , One candidate said today that he ceeded 70 miles an hour at one point who stands out. You have one such Olymjdc tenderloin, rissole Interna hlr. determination and grit and his work, mainly with foe sun’s at ville' Congregational church will of- T* Perfectly willing to withdraw in Buckland. The average speed young man, Joseph P. Meduskey, tional potatoes, êen com and sportsmanship. mosphere, called foe chromosphere. fldate.- ^m the Primary if six others wiU who is perfectly equipped physically peppers a la steeplechase, Los Ange “I venture to predict that Iso- , Few Seconds’ View NORIVSFIEUDAY Watkins Brothers will be open ^ÎMraw; This would save foe, town to attain success in his field." les celery. Laurel olives, stadium Hollo will Imve to travel faster at During three or four seconds foe Thursday eventog from 7 to 9 fo rjff^ ®^^PMse whatsoever in meetfog Tom Rogers' Tribute rolls, M. H. 8. coffee and'America’s Berlin than he did in foe recent lines‘in foe spectrum of this layer the friends of Mr. Wood. the extraordinary situatish. I t dx Quality Groceries "Any . community that has a son rôice ice cream. The service was of Olympics, in order to beat Medus of foe sun’s atihosphere flMh 'EVim IW OllED others wUl let fos Seleetamn know or daughter who achieves success in the best, in charge of the maitre key in 1986," said Mr. Rogers. brightly against a dark b^ground, Mrs. Mortiia H. Goodwin that they wUl withdraw os candl- business, athletics or other lines, is d’hotel of the Bond. "We admire you, Joe,” as a real just foe reverse of what they ordin- Mrs. Martha H. Goodwin, wife of d'tea foe present machines bo For Less honored by his or her aChievem|mt,’’ The McQuricey family, Mr. and sportsman, and we appreciate foe arily do. By photographing them • n a .* m Leonard H. Goodwin, die ' at foe used. said Thomas Rogers, chairman of Mrs. John McCluskey, Sr., Joe’s honor and credit yoii have brought bright lines that cannot be seen At KSID PlltS Off PESVflTAIIIIfl home' a t her parents, Mr. and Mrs. the Board of Selectmen. "Tonight fmy ofoer time aatronomers-are able ■“ JA»wUD» Granultaed Sugar, wo honor Joseph P. Meduskey, who brother, John McCluskey, Jr., his to Manchester by your achievements John F. Wolfe, of 116 Charter Oak 10 lb. cloth sack .... sisters. Maty, Susanna and Ellen,, in athletics," said Mr. McCabe. to learn many things about what street at 8:20 last evening. Mrs. 44c actually finished in second place in "On behalf of the track team and makes up the sun’s atmosphere. Goodwin had been 111 a long time. RIGGINS FOR CONGRE^ Snowdrift^ the steeplechase, and whose sports anu his grandmother, Mrs. Susanna *1710 University of 'Wrguiia party Prograin Until Tomorrow manship in accepting third won for Meduskey of Cedar' street, were those who have followed your She waa 80 years of having lb. can...... career," said Mr. Wlgren, “I con uses a spectroscope, with a concave been bom in Nanticoke, Pa. Mrs. 19c him the highest praise." seated at a table, promlnentiy locat grating without a alit The photo Morning. Rockvnie, Aug. 81. — (AP)— Estelle Pancake Syrup, In presenting Meduskey with a ed in front of the speaker’s table. gratulate you on yoiur record and Goodwia-kas been a resident of Friends of Dr. Wflliam L. Higgins spirit, on foe fact that you ran on graphs of the flash spectrum con M anchester 14 years. 8 os. jugs, 3 fo r ...... 8300 diamond ring. Governor dross Verplanck Toastmaster sist of curve and not straight lines of Coventry, preisent secretary of 25c said, "Joseph Meduskey, you are When tho last course had been giit and determination in foe recent In addition to her parents and state, have had a meeting to pro Olympics." as in- the ordinary specfoiun. Meas Due to the heavy rain this morn her husband, she leaves three broth- New Packed Tomatoes, held in honor by the people here, disposed of, WiUard Rogers intro urements. of^ tha lengfos of the pose his name for Congress for fos No. I'Cim, each ...... who admire you for your character. duced the toastmaster for the eve "You are not only a credit to ing, it was decided to postpone the ers, WllHaihy - John and • Herman 5c curved arcs give knowledge as to entire program of field day events Wolfe, all of this town and foree Secrad District at foe cbimng Con- Peanut Butter, But there is something else. You ning, Fred A. Verplanck, superlntm- Fordham, to your country, to your the heights to which vapors arcend greSonal ooaventlon; ' have done one thing perfectly. And dent of schools. He in turn introduc town andf to your family, but to a t the y . M. C. A. playgroimds until sisters, Mrs.. Frieda Swanson, of * 2 lb. glass jar ;.. „ above the sun’s photosphere. tomoww, when it is hoped the Hartford, and Mias Emma and Miss Tim organisation of a rommittee 21c ihat is to be known as distlngulsh- ed speaker after speaker, all of yourself,” said Attorney Ginsberg. Flash spectriuh lines are very dif was carried through, it >is under whom praised the achievements and weather will niiake it possible to car Edith Wolfe, of this town. , B[rasdale Fruit Syrup, Proud Of Joe ferent in Intensity from correspond ry out the events scheduled, togeth The funeral will be held Friday stood,, after foe 35th District meet pint ju g ...... character of Meduskey and wished "I have never known a commimi- ing lineis In.the ordinEuy solar spec ing Monday when delegates were I5c er with the display of handwork by at two o’clock at her late home and elected to foe state conventifoif.'^ A ' ty to respond so enthusiastically or trum. From .these differences in the children' imder Miss Fneanor burial'win.be in the East cemetery. 0. K. Soap, lb. cake, heights and intensities the scientist second meeting was htid in E^pt- ‘ 4 cakes for spontaneously to honor a native Dwyer. Morning activities will Rev. J. S. Neill at St. Mary’s Epis ford yenerday. »•.- 15c son,” said Mr. McGlnley. "We are all is aU e to gaih neW knowledge re start at 10 o’clock and afternoon at copal ûrch win officiate. I proud of Joe. To me, the most im garding' the structure of the atom. The second .district has been i^p- [Italian Chef Cooking 1:30. reseited at WasUngton by Richard ‘ Oil, gallon can . pressive thing in the Olympics was W ith -Dr. M itchell here a t Magog, Parents and all others intereisteid Walter Blythe 60c School Time the sportsmanship with which he .which is 90. m il^ east of Mtotreal Walter Blythe of Buckland, uncle P. Freeman rince 1915. ' - Quaker Yellow Corn MAGNELL’S and about a third distance north of are urged to a)ênd . and see for for I apeepted third place in the steeple- thdihselves the Work that bis been,,of Mrs. . F. ^ H. ^Newcomb . of.. -1444 ------'Tol- J TWO HUBT IN WRECK Meal, 2 picgsl^for .... Ichium.” the Vermont border, are bis son. carried on at the playgrounds, 'iiie ‘***^®“ I® * 15c Is Here l The guest of honor was the last Dr. A. C. G. MltchelL of New York ment store in Stamtord this after-1 Our Own Malt Syrup, FILMS University; Professor F. tL Richt- season will end Tuesday of next Brattleboro, Vermont Ahg.: 81— ' speaker on the program. "I really week as school wUl begin. the day noon \from a heart attack. Since (AP) —Mr. and* Mrs. ffiorus r¥ed- 3 cans f o r ...... PRINTING Have the children’s I don’t know how to thank you,” Mc mycr of Cornell; Dr. H. A. Barton June Mr. Blythe, who is a Spanish $1 and of the American Institute of following. Supervised recreation erlck of Plainvllle, Conn., 'were shoes repaked NOW* We Cluskey said, his embarrassment will come to a close this week and War veteran, had been living at the brought to foe Brattiebord -Mmnoriai DEVELOPING Physics; Professor A. D. Butter- Soldiers’ Home, Noroton. For several use the best materials and erident on his fue. He Went on to worth of the University of Vermont; the swimming pool will be closed for hospital today. A tire Oh-thdr'ear MAGNELL DRUG CO. I prices are reasonable. describe his trip to the coast and the season on Tuesday. years he had made hia home with blew out In Guilford and foe Off left M A H IEU ’S and Miss Vintefhansen of the Mr. and Mrs. Ne'wcomb and waa 1006 Main S t participation In the Olympics, say^ Copenhagen Observatory in Den- the- road and struck two teletdê' I ing that the mistake of foe officials n u ^ planning to rettum there next Tues poles. Mrs. Frederick is on^foe GROCERY Don’t Forget was unpardonable. The two reasons day. danger list with several sicfWe in Aibout Our I why he finished third, he said, was IN THE STATE ABOUT TOWN Mr. Blythe served with Company juries. Her husband may'have , in 183 Spraee St. because "the judges got the best of New Haven, Aug. 81 — (AP) — M, 8d Connecticut Volunteers. His ternal injuries. me and Iso-Hollo was too good. I For the second time -within seven wife died a number of years ago Ido not belleva that 1 have reached years. Oosnecticut ’peered skyward I Lester C. Johnson has moved his there wero no children. He leaves RUBBER HEEL I the top of my form, as yet,” he eon- today to watch one of nature’s most family from 18 HoUister street to two sisters Rose and Annie, and one I eluded, "and 1 beUeve I’ll break some awe inspiring spectacles—an eclipse the McDdnald house a t 191 Henry brother, Hubert, aU of 19 Prospect NoStwihoKkggofiUJmfh of Nurmi’s marks soon. I hope to go of the Bun. street,, formerly occupied by B. C. street, Winated, and another sister, smmm to Europe next year to compete The State occupied-a less favor HaUlday. Ethel, who lives in East Hartford. against iso-Hollo a i^ .” able poiltion thia year it did IN MOimL COMMn F o r Men, Women and letics and more important as an enorouchlng on the sun. court here tqmorrow morning on a| or-lattiiil at hi|hiit online temperaturei. 701 Mala St, So. Manoheater exjtonent of sportamaaihlp who will Unlike aeven yeare ago, the Yale Miss Virginia Btraughan of 816 charge of misconduct Next to Dougherty’s Barber merit a hundred percent rating un- P^nratopy wSa virtually duerted East Center street reported to Pourler is married and has two I It retain! iti "oUineu*’ long alter moit oili Shop. jJwtWs yardHitiok of rnaal^— ■tatlon- police that she lost a whtta gold children. Ihe O'NeU girl la a junior heve worn thin end lifeloii. Try it today; ‘Itor When the Great Scorer Gomes ed at Fryeburg, Maine, located In wrist watch last night while attend In high school and at times has tak- 1 to Mark Ai^tinit your Name, He’ll the area of totality. ing the Meduskey celebration in on oare of foe Poirier children. The I Center Park. matter came to Hartford police at lasui tention when foe flrrs mother re-, William Oforgo ^ Main stm t ported her absence one night When "CRACK-PROOP" left this aftkrnoon for Lexiagtoa, she later returned, invutigation Va., whero on Sept. 1 he will resume linked her with Poirier. It waa be his studies at Vtrginia Mfotary In cause the misconduct was admitted TIXACO MOTOR OIL stitute. He will be alqnlor. George to have been committed here that leavee New York d ty by train at 6 the couple wae turned ever te local SUN., MONh TUBS; o’elook tonight and te due in Lexi police. AVOID ROAD TROUBLE ton tomofTOW m orning a t 8 o’olt By lUting AdTtntafft of Our Free Spark Flag Cleaning Service DANCE A T STATE Witii Every Change of Oil TODAY AND WEDNESDAY USING THE BUGA SAND BLAST PROCESS An Emotional Typhoon! RAU’S .f A feiture exeliislTe with this itttloii in Mueheeter. We AU Hail The C m ta lL a k e TALLULAH Saturday, S«pt Srd THIS NEW METHOD— Records Of The Mm Io by foe Meet Ualqae BANKHEAD cretne Plufs CleAR. Bead tai Aaaeilea. R tm ie FIawi* CrAckod PoredAlAf fte. Olympic Champions Ty Leroy I^TIiimderBdow^ IN ADDITION— ea tai a ^J?*** to ntn- YoU| ToO| Can Make a Record of Oonpelllagl ufheturen* 8peelj|[cAtioiis. Achievement for Yourself. SCOTCH W lfo CSARLBS BICKleRD, PAUI. LUKAS T H IS M E A N I^ HIGHLANDERS BALPSrOimBS M ortPep. The Savings Account 18 SCOTCHMEN IS OroAter Mileage. In Nativo Coitameo. ON TOE 8AMK PROGRAM!

. tfTonorrow aad tomorrow aad < *‘iEDook out olothof will tomorrow main tho fra d or Pbouo th o ___ Oaa of tha awat auedaea^ ,' OrooM ta this potty pact from 'ModOl Laimidry (1073) and lot thorn of 41 Hbll atreet rattirnad laat night fo'a golf aVfhta-atitha’'T '-“ ‘^ ; . day to d a y ..." waoh aad ftooboa up your olothoa ao Zim Luthoraa Youhg People’# from a throe moatha’ trip to fwadea Couatry cliib wof baU . that ovorjrthlaf you owa will bo OB the B. f . O H pi^m of the Bwqd* aodoty will hold Ita roguliur Bioathly when tba woman of Bw .Bqqaqt Pld you know that fleUo faahlon eloaa whoa aomo of tboao *'unospoet- mootlaf la tho baaoaioBt of tho Z l^ lah-Aasarlcaa liaa.Uae. Tbra rtyort a |i|« a ra a ohaamd ita mod# and od” lavltatlona turn up. vaty aajoyabla trip. Mr. Jobnaon Ridge club of Boat'Ifortfoad playad Luthoraa church oU Cooper , pipfte ,pf, 'XpfPft^' mood m tho mattor of abadlnf hair? Friday evenlag at 8:16. aad bla aca, la compopyipM^y with ralf- a touraamwt with, thb tocato.' ^ Tho latium hlondo muat now givo Color achoBioa have ubaagod oa> tlvfa la Bwadan,~ redan, co^covfrM maay bun- day p ^ a ot tad 38, wotaap golf- otoy. tw «# -tw e opaaa bfffera the tho dobut of the Auburn f0 tlrdy. Oloao hannony muat roaialB, A large delegation from tba Uitb* drada of asllaalUaa by * qulraa a ahfrp«r flavor to food la Watarbury. Ooavaatloa haadquartara caat Baacb. aad pBlow eaaoa to a paraoa who haa to contract aad tha hoaom to auc- a'totM ef-aia. r4nu(|ptag ciaafa tor qvoiy 7TH FILLING F12BB until fn^hor notieo, a droad of tho color. Ualoaa you order to ptooaa Jaded appatltaa, try will ba at tba Zloa Lutharaa churcki ttoa want to Boat Hartford. conaiftad of arrCata kaow a guoat’a proforoacoa, white la “Mad Veal.” Buy cute of veal, for of which Itav. 0. A. Btaabolm la paa- Mr. aad Mra.“ aiHSaa H. Horrla ^Mra. Oawald Johaaon aad Mm. J. charjgaa. Of tba r a c i ^ , 8si and meaiii tho bighoft grad# Ui S# OH a. aafor color. they ara aa affaotlva aa tha more tor. Rav. O. A. Wlafiald of Marldah have Bsevad from 48 (M^ob atraat O a i^ Baker win play with .the want to tba atata aad'f809.§2 to tba axpeaalva portloaa. Cook them in la preeldant of tha laogua. to Haadla atraat Middletown club F r ^ y amtalag. ' town. IVor ao aiaay woana arc taklag O liv a oil, turning them over and a eourao of Coutoun Fadala at the over until they ara thoroughly aatu* Miaa OoroUaa Oullaa of Boad WoldoB Beauty laloa. You will bo rated. Make aura tha meat la near atraat baa raturaad from a vacattop CONFIRMATION CLASS Valves ground and carbon cleaned, bralco^roiying and delighted with tho bloacblag quall> ly dona. Tbaa pour aome vinegar apaat at Hampton Beach, N. H., la adjuating, tightening body bolts, electrical §y§i§m aad tloa derived from thoao. on it, aad fialab tho cooking prooaaa. company with frlanda from Rook- Tba veal will aputter when the vin villa. REUNIONS PLANNED everything ftertatoing to your car. Wo art qnoting egar .la added. Thla action baa special priesif, V^Mple thla cummer who have earned It the aame of “mad.” Mr. aad Mra. David Addy opd been lucky oaough to own lovely obUdran, Oladya aad William, of On the early eight garden furniture have gone la for Foatar atraet, have returned to town All Thosf That Bbtb Entared white. White rattan furniture fitted FRESH FISH o’clock delivery we can after a atay of four daya at Old Emaniifl Lnthtrsn Ghnrcli with detachable waterproof white Orchard Beach, Maine. They wa Swordflfh fend you either eome Oiliiiff and Greasing at Reduced Rates. leatherette cuablona piped In black accompanied home by Mlaa Mina Sinet 1884 To Gstlior. Halibut Lean Beef for etew or are atunnlng. aad Mlea Martha Hewitt. Shoulder Lamb Cuta that Butter^h W . ut'hudU ac Norwalk CoM Stiadird u d ShocIi Plana for tba raunton of forty-ntoa Mackerel are well trimmed and Dr. C. C. BurllnganM, fuptnn- Pad Tirea and Tubes, the tire with a long life.. Let tendent of the Hartford Retread bus oonfirmatloB claasaa of tha Emanual Cod—Sole fixed readr to uee. NOBANDCONCEKT extended oa Invitation to the Salva Lutbaran church, tha first clasa dat Fillet of Haddock uf quote yon a price on one or a set of four. ' IN WRI1ESAP0EM tion Army bond to give a eoneeft ing aa far back aa 1884, wara laid Large Scallope Native White for the benefit of the patients there. at a maatiag of tha Bxacutlva Com- The bandsmen gave a mualeal pro Peaehea, HERE LAST HKIT ‘TO rao, JOE” gram at the Infututlon lost year and mlttaa of tba Lutbar Langua laat Beef Liver, lb. 4qt. buket.. m Sf C it waa much appreciated. They will night. 'Iba raunton will ba held give the oeeond one Friday evening Sunday af lurnooa, Novashbar 6. Scotch Ham, New Jeriey Yellow Spark Plugs, Batteries, Oil Filters and all aceessorlea of thla week. Aftar the first olaaa waa confirmed f i l b . Peaehee, yon need, we carry in stock. In 1884, DO elasaaa wara bald until T hrong MisonderttaiuiDg Fonrteoi Year Old Girl Com Mrs. Rebecca Wright haa returned 1887, ffom which data elasias have FIQ BRAN 4 q t ^ k e t . . . O S # C to her home on Blasoll street after a baaa confirmed annually, the laat one Crowd Was ToM That stay of about ten months at Old thla post May. Mias Ruth Banaon, Native Melons poses Tribnte In Admira Orchard, Maine. She la much Im Mlsa Eva Johnson and Harman ZO proved In health. noon wara appointed a commil Peiars, Grapes Let our Service Station be yours as it has Band WonU Phy. tion o f McCInskey. tea to handle rqi^stratton. A saera- 1 5 c . 2 25c Adjutant George WllUama aad tary will ba saiaotad from each class Cereals appatltaa desire for hundreds of other Satisfied Mra. Wllllami of tba Balvatloa to obtain tba namai of membera who every day. Pie Aisles (firm) Army corps returned yesterday will attend. Due to a nfiauaderataadlng, the Miss Florla Pisoai, 14-year-old from Old Orchard, Maloe, where Buick Owners. Balvatloa Army Bead did not pre> The rafrashmant oommlttaa will Free deliveriee or all The Wax and Green grammar school pupil, hoe express they have beea atteudlng the oa* conalit of Mltxl Barggran, Herbert ______t ______' aeat a concert at Center Park laat ed her admiration of Joe McCluskey, aual Balvatloa Army oampmeetlaga. Brandt, Ruth Johaaon, Beatrice canning suppliee at the Beane Miller of Coventry Bight, dlaappolnting a crowd of ley estimate that more thaa SO of Johnson and Ida Anderson; tba In ioweet prices. groweare at their best famous local athlete, in a short the Moaebester members atteaded a agon than 2,000 people, who bad poem, entitled “To Our Hero, Joe.’’ vitation oommlttaa of Ivor Scott, now. portioB or all of the time the camp Hugo Pearson and Floranoa McCol gathered there for the public recep> Florin will enter high seventh was la sessloB. Sevan of the local Try Pinehurat Strictly Uon to Joe McCluakey and to bear lum; and the program eonamlttaa of JAMES Mi SHEARER grade. Miss Sherman’s room, In the Salvation Army band were among the concert that waa acbeduled to the ensemble of 06 bandsmen from Rav. K. B. Erickson, Helen Barggran Fresh Eggs Native Melcms follow the eenmonlea. Barnard School this fidl. The poem various parts of the country. aad Helga Pearson. Corner, llfoln and Middle Turnpike, follow s: It Is planned to hold a aodal hour (Not the largest but good Thla concert waa Intended to be ■Ise.) the final one In the aerlea aponaored The Olympic Gomes have ended, The window display of Joe Mc- In the afternoon, with supper in tba phone 7220 Buiulk SalM and Servlee Phone 7220 by the Chamber of Commerce. When Our Joe Is bock In town. / Cluskesr’a cups , and medali won ra Omirch vestry between 6 and 6 and the band waa naked to march In the He came bock with a title the athletic fic^d have at;^ao^ted o’clock, and a, servlee starting at. ^ J: y Norwalk Tireorand Tubes parade in honor of McCluakey, And also with renown. much attention at the J. W. Hols o’clock. ‘ ' ‘ 29c .Baadmaater David Addy aald that store. One of the two Main street .the bond would either march or give He is Manchester’s hero. windows has been devoted to Md- the band concert but would not do In tbs war? no. In his game. Cluskey’s sport trophies. both, becauae of the atraln It would Three cheers for Joe McCluskey, cauae the membera of the band. An> I’m glad be won some fame! Miss Martha Klssmonn of . Spruce .other reoaon waa the fact that the street and Miss Emma Keish of band waa not at full atrength, oev- Highland Park are planning to at eral memben being 111, while othera tend the annual Wallber League are on vacation. Seventeen mem- ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Convention of the New England Dis bera paraded laat night. trict in Pawtucket, R. I., on Septem Addy Imparted thla InformaQon ber 8, 4 and 0. Miss Kissmann Is the / I wf to Jack Jeimey, chairman of the Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Fallot delegate from the Mucheiter parade committee, and the latter of 67 Ridge street annoimce the en League. ; aaked the band to forego, the con gagement of their daughter. Miss cert The Chamber of Commerce Irma Agnes Fallot, to Clarence A. Mrs. Mac E. Gorman and soiu, •■-li waa unaware of thla, and after the John and James, of 106 Cbeitmit reception laat night it waa announc Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert street are spending two weeks at ed that the regular concert would C. Miller of East Middle Turnpike. Crescent Beach. be i^ven. The ampliflera at the park were then taken down and when Addy announced the concert would not be given he waa not heard by the crowd. RETPRN SWIMMING MEET DOLLAR DAY WITH WEST HARTFORD SPECIALS Town Took Moat F irsts But Loat Points In Second and $1.50 Roeary B eads...... $1.00 Third Places. Ladies’ and Gents’ Regular $1.50 Watch Bracelets...... ;.... Arraagements were completed to $1.00 day for a return swimming meet be tween locEd swim mers and the W est $1.50 Baby Rings Hartford tankers, to be held at • eeaaaaaa. I e e e e • • $1.00 t m Globe Hollow Saturday afternoon at Kiddie-Kraft Locket and Chain for small 2:30 o’clock. The local team was children ...... defeated at the Fern street pool in $1.00 West Hartford last Saturday by the Begnto 82.00 value. close score of 57 to 62. West Hartford’s victory was duo Non-tamishable Silver Chain with to the large number of sceond and pearl cross ...... third places won by Its swimmers, $1.00 as Manchester swam away with most of the first places. Special Reduction on Ladies’ and Gents^ Birthstone

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j rsturns '/to Ms ftMomr .gafftton ...... I-Pwivldsnos.-'-'''■' ^ >■. .. t o ID iials Ifr. Rlohardi has a foK9 o f msn "V'• ■ Miss Frauds ToUh'has’reMlvndd . pIftMM4 Md rua U a r^ dowp ths bufldiur. Zt is un to her duties in Hartford after ^ v e r ONiMes injuries to Mg per- derstood tluit'Vsry little moneyiwas I pending two weeks vacatibn a: BACAINSTMPAN sdns a* Ids car etotrd k nndtiim off Wh«IWii8.'W. BSbo- ;Na Juvoived in tte pinrobailo pflce, I Mlaquamleut, R. L A. P. Nam the rdnd. v w ay, iU t shthaanB, .dahTaian . and ^ ow n er, Fr^H ek fwtaehtl.at Ma<0Sbii B e i^ tmtKShoiâge trhlle in Senatpfllil y e k i ^ the LeigU a. go ainil’S t libaia. |Tikj« O ficU Admits Thtt In old landmarks (and f i ^ Brooklyn CpdhUUy,' W ithtetuihis ihoonclusive. slaybig o f his grand Log NngsiliS TX a tnwibni n e ^ street. The laiger&m , îMhgffatd, ina. —llrtii „ AGAINST HIGH ST. MAN ^ MthUap^MSavenilbr - General T h eo mother itfter she -uetved' him ’êt&ie standing faces toward Central Park. Dewitaa, 92, ffraSapugw to dore Roosevelt cienicels proposed trip bread” for breakfont August 15. 'IP MOMW pUHl Abraham lindoU, th# ggn- ibnnr To Qnestieii; Dr. Mortals Company Honond RITCH irS PREDICTION Anthony Antim Released When to U. 8., where he Whs to campaign PortUnd, Me^TtBailing of eaideni auUigir tfagllQu^ Hultet^ cMna ttvad in l^rlnidWd. ' Dr. J. Ralph Morin of Windsor for Q. O. P. steamship Uner Fali^th from Evidence Presented Id In- OdMT OoestioBS. avenue, has been promoted battalion EUis Bay, Anticosti Island, Que Portland mfirks the end of 109 .i suflBcient—Bus Driver Fined. commander of thb 118th Medical Albany, N. Y., Aug. 81- ^ ( a F) — years of freight serviee between Governor Albert C. Riteble of M ^< bec—“Flying . Hutchinaons” reach Regiment; National Guard. His com .Hbpeê, Lebmdor. Portland and B oston b y th e Uê. Anthony Anton of 28 Hi|^ street land la caftaln rural M luyii^'w ill Lack of business forced the discon T«kye, Auf. 81.<-(AP)» Nmval pany won the two highest awards support Frimkiln D. Roosevdt Guayaquil--^|tebelB accept terms o f. the rpglnienV a silver cup two fo r tinuance. I Md aalllttry aapcets of Japan’s re arrested for arson last Friday^was the presidency. of Burrendee;.Federal troops to enter in the Rockville Police Court on fM t high, for mihary beartag, disci A guest of the New York gover-’ ■ ipitai today. latloni with her neighbors, including pline and 'drill, known' as this Charles T hk is the United States, and the world* Monday morning lud presented l)e- nor at the executive'mansion last OÛmhla, 8. C.—Senator Smith C. Purdun trophy.^%is company night, Governor RitOhie told newa- wise censure of Japan’s force in for Judge John E. Fisk by State also won the Howard B. Robixisra leads'field for Democratic renomina ITALY LAUNCHES papermen: ■ tion. ’ ■ Manchuria were subjects for discus Policeman Thomas Hunt of the Staf trophy for general eflioieney for the ”1 think Maryland win be for sion today in the House of Represen- ford Barracks. Anton was dlscharg year, the'X third year in succession Governor Roosevelt all right Washington—R. F, C. authorizes I NEWWARSHIPl tatives. ed as the Judge stated that there they have won this award. Dr. Morin ’1 am sure about the country, advance of 885,000,000 to American A menber demanded to know was not enough evidence presented has returned from two weeks train rural districts. - You eee, our vote Cotton Cooperative Association and Country Club what the government was doing to find him guilty. ing nt* Nlantic. Qe<ê Bartlett of down, in Marylapd, is about equally 816,000,000 to the Cotton Stablliza- Genoa, Italy,,Aug. 81 —(AP) — dbout "concentration of the Ameri this ,djy is also a member of the iMon Corporatlhn. The case, which has attracted divided between the rural and urban Italy’s'lateat heavy crulaer, tbei can Navy in the Pacific.” Foreign 118th Medical Regiment sections.” St. Paulr-Jbutra’s ISO ^ s medal much attention, was the result of a Bolzano, nraa launched here this | Minister Uchida said he saw no rea fire in the Anton property op High Wed 85 Tears Goveinor Ritehls said he planned to-'P. o . A> chainpionship play.. son why Japan should ask Washing morning in the presencs of royalty, street early Sunday morning, Aug. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hoffman of to go as far weatas nunoisand tlien /Boston—Wes Ferrell suspended for ton to explain lts>fleet dispositions or 14. Anton was not represented by into New England to stump for nsubordinktionu, government offioinls and thousands Week Oak street Were married 25 years otherwise take official notice of Rooaevelt' and Gamer. He , added of spectators. counsel. Frank Anton, son of the agb on.'Tuesday .and last evening, a Montpelier, Vt.—Earl Cox: u d them. defendant testified that his mother that the NatKmal-Democratic: pros George Bddgman of Pittabuigh, Prinoess Marla Adelaide, sister of | "As for Manchukuo,” he said, number of friends called to hdp celsr pects ”16ok good, but everything de died last December and that he and brate the occasion. They were pre : representing the “Jobless Par- the Duke of. Gehloa,, broke a bottle 'J^WB is confronted with an unpre- pends upon what the candidates do of champagne on the. ship’s prow his brother lived with the father. sented with gifts ahd cards of con y,” secure forms to have preslden- cedmted opposition of world opinion. and say between now and election. ' ial electors of the party appear on Ju9t before it slid down the ways. Although Mr. Anton was a heavy gratulations. They also received Nevertheless we are determined to drinker the boys stated that he was the. ballot at the November elec At the moment of its laimcbiug foDow the< course already fixed in many telisphohe m essjag^'!. tion., ■ ^ the Bolzano was. further sdvanced not imder the influence on the mom,6 meterp wide. It is this. city. They are -Ludwig* Ca;’ Boston—Robert A. ■ Donovan' is aether questioner that the Navy is could not see where any evidence serious damage. expected to develop a speed of 36 Ask yaur dealer Margaret, Helen, Otto and Elsie winner of the'first 8250 scholarship considering the advisability of re had been introduced that would con ' Storm warnings were ordered knots per hour guaranteed and I Hoffman. The< family attends the down at Tampa at. 6 a. m.,. today award of the; Massachusetts AuxU establishing the naval base at Port vict Anton on any of the charges more in actual practice, under the Arthur to protect Japanese and First Lutheran church,, being mem but the Weather Bureau at Wash iaiy o f the Aitaerlcan Legion. push of four turbine motors working against him, that of arson, intoxica bers there. Korean fisheries along the Man ington advised caution to vessels in Westford, ' Mass.—Mrs. Dolly up 37,000 horse|K>wer. It carries ôr a CSL86 o f your tion or being a common dnmkard. the northeastern gulf u d - off ^ê I ann, sister of Vice. President Cur chukuo coasts and also to prevent Bus Driver Fined Plm For Clothing eight-inch guns and four-inch anti piracy. A secondary naval base 8, to address an outing of the aircraft guns. Arthur W. Goldberg of New York, T ie Rockville W dl»e AMocl.Uon | maintained there was abandoned in -is making a plea for winter clothing Orthem Middlesex County Repub- favorite 1924. driver of a bus, who crowded a Reports from Pensacola early'to can Club September 10. state policeman off the road on the for the people In the community in Baron Uchida assured another day' said the barometer there stood Barre, Vt.—Campaign of WUUain afternoon of August 27, was in the need. Although working conditions ■X questioner that the government had at 29.86, a drop from 29.92 at 8 ' X Upshaw of Georgia, presidential Rockville Police Court on Monday have been improved some there is p. m. no intention of restoring the Kwan- candidate of the Prohibition Party, and s^ven-a fine of |20 and costs'for sure to be a demand for these tupg leased territory, which includes careless driving. Goldberg made the articles as soon as cold weather ar Dairen and Port Arthur, to Man statement that he had been follow rives. Those having clothing are chukuo following recognition of the (SH/fdjy QuS- ing a slow car for some distance, asked to telephone Miss Minnie Me Caunghun regime. going about SO miles an hour when Lean, Miss Elsie Cummings or Miss A member asked whether the on the Vernon highway at the Town Marian Butler and they will be call Japanese Army would not use the 20 MULE TEAM Farm he thought he had plenty of ed for without delay. ’’right of self-defense” to solve the room to pass when he saw the state problem of Jehol. He was informed Mrs. Mary Jopeck trooper and other cars coming in that in view of the international re Mrs. Mary (Kakiel.) Jopeck of the opposite direction. He Im lations involved the Japanese Army Wilson, formerly o f this city, died at has no intention of taking any dras mediately backed up again behind the Hartford hospital oh. Monday, the riow driver. tic action in Jehol in the near future following a short illness. She was but Manchukuo might use its own State Policeman Kelly, who was bom in Rockville, the ''daughter of Fresh forces to protect itg own Interests in forced off the road testified that Mr. and Mm. Stephen JMdel of High BORAX Jehol. Goldberg was driving carelessly in street. Besides her husband and par trying to pass other cars while ents, Mrs. Jopedk leaves five sisters W holesom e traffic waa coming the other way. and three brothers. The funeral win FATHER 18 RELEASED Although Judge Fisk found Gold SOAP CHIPS be held on Wednesday. berg guilty he said ’’There are many ITS ’ H(_ p.oifAX fHAT MAKLS THEM BETTEW Delicious Wilmington, Del., Aug. 81.— (AP) slow cars on the highways today and Eogagenwnt AmnoiiacM MOTHERS! —Stating they were convinced he they are a menace on the road. Mr. and Mrs. Strattdn of 6^3 Chad knew nothing of the whereabouts jf These slow drivers have no consid wick avenue, Hartford, announce the You can depend on his missing eight-year old son, eration for others” he said, “and are engagement of their daughter, Ruth, Wilmington police today released very thoughtless.” to Thomas O’Hara, son of Mrt. Mary C A L L 4253 Paul James Wilfong after several ' MiU B eing T on i O’Hara of street, this At any time of the day or nightr h t \ « hours quesUcblng. Qne of the Rock Milf' .bufiJings city. The wejfldUng will take place Buy from the The— ■bey, Paul JamfjS Wilfong, Jr., mnlntaltt a delivery sendee that known as No. 2, in tfid^cepWrir the about the middle pajt of O ctob^ J er Its disappeared fnnUiiB.ôther’s home pr^ptostA oonsoieii city has been sold to'Fri^ RUpiards ’ N o te i' tfeiiniMis and in l^ y, N. T., last Sunday, and comotness,.ln enppl, C ountry of Snipslc street and is being tom Mr, ahd Mrs. Frank Bilson have log every need. authorities there asked Wilmington down and the brick and lumber will returned to theli hbme in Me(fford police to question Wilfong, who is M sold. The mill, together with the after a week’s visit .with Mrs. J. Bil D ESIG N estranged from his wife. arger building, has not been in use son o f, Ti^cott avenue. ÂDVERTISING ART Police said Wilfong told th'em his for many years, and was formerly Mr. and Mrs. J.'FitsRoy have wife went to Troy with their son rMMNft COURSES'VISITORS WELCOME PACKARD’S He *8 a good man used for light manufacturing. moved from the Austin, tenement, on 2 0 ih vrAR'CATALOQ several weeks ago. A daughter, Mil The bulling, which is being torn Talcott avenue to their, fomaer home dred, 14, lives here with her grand down is 100 feet long and 40 feet in Providence, R. I. Mr. FiteRoy h|ui PHARMACY mother. 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dead be ratelelBf in that camp. An Of tha doetriha of Ugh Spealdiig o f W ooden Kim onos t SOtRATS m iH tariflii, edManratlra in ah of hia Sdipi9il, ^PMoffoplt* PaiM, ^ t i e a l ballafB. Smoot haa thaeriao ^ govanmatat dlifaiiag ffom moat IlfCnON CONS ON damoorata. Win RetaiB biagei Alte Death Than thara'a Jim Wataoo of Xn- diana, tha r^ b liea n laadar of tha aanata. Much aa thay lik# tha Xh- New Tctkf1»-*’(AP)^'B|rttnce (, btM G.o;r.oiDaiAiiD acme facte A rn U S k M flfilms tlwt 'One Tese' _ dianandianaa peraonally,paraonalbr. much aa ithay George Tyson of „ " i M would miaa hia Mok-altpplaf cad 8 ^ **pkoto> western women's golf c l__ , iBoeaaant handahaking, hla didefaat fo the e r e 'o f kie dyfof a cniartsr-flaal WMhloftoB.—A f battl* p|uf for probably would ba cbnaldarad in NfSVI INOiNM- with her boms totnx rival, Mtl. ^ .., Nov«mb«r •lection ahap* up, it much tha uxa$ way aa that of Scdeptlfle InviMit^rAtiou show M D S AND CONEi S. Hiu, at Highland Park, DL Mrs*. leomMi «vld«nt tliat aom* of th« Smoot that «yM under certain eonditione OMATLV IXAtMCIUniD Hill blrdled tbs 18tb hole to win onr ! '■‘I who bav« almoat b«oom« Inati* Ha, too, ia ona of tha Old Guard —that ie, with adeBtlata etaadinf up. V' '■'4' tlona on eapitol hiU 6«caua« of —haa been alnea he firat came to waiting with their inetrumenta-^ air lonf a«rvle« fac« blttar ilfbta eongreaa aa a member of the houae may be caueed to reWn crude im Five Years Ago To4sy-»BflM|r retain their poata. back in 1894. He haa baan and la a ages. The foeta, eeem to preclude Jones regained the United Statif ’ And if the demoerata fulfill their regular of regulara in r.:i hia poUti- poseibllity pt aa identifiabla “pho- amateur golf ebampkmehip, Ms predlctlona it will be a numm- eal thinking. logra,jHf' of a face. third victory la four years, cy 4i», day for the repubHoana on the The alow-moving, alow-talldag nnu only aoientifically verified ob> feating Chick Evans, Cbietgo vat-, ,te aide of the hill next March 4. Wealey Jonea of Waahington ia an Jecte thua reoordad are intensely •ran, 8 and 7, in the 86«ho1a fhial leaa a peraon than Senator other of the demoerata are abootlng b rig h t, Xn Xa GermanyGermaaj------years ago an at Minnlkabda aub, Minneapdia.^. ^ oiitllna o f a lijjfoted 1lantern was fix- a, repubucan of New Hanp> a t Chairman of the appreprlatlona ed on tha r.inna of re, haa admitted thp poaalbllity committee, he ylelda to no one in a rabbit’s w e Ten Years Ago Today — Oezr a democratio aenate r.fter that hla party regularity. so clearly that it could be p]iboto- CHtM/CAL StCM TlON IMAGE OF LIGHTED trude Ederle of & New York tyd- ,te. Republican control now hanga graphed and recognized. Thu case WHICH n CAUtO VIUIAL ULNTEAN RETAINED men’e Swimming Aeeoelation swan le biatorical. ON RETINA OF A 320 yards in 2 minutes 411-0 the alendereat margin, the pany There Are Othera An emlaaation of what happena FtmFLi AND HUNtmVt ' on being 48 republlcana, 47 “The tall Sycamore from Connec TO LIDHT, AFnCTS MODS DEAD RABBITS EYE. seconds, more than two seeendl was made in 1891 by vichnel Fos AMD iCOHU AND THl/t A CHEMICAL BATH under the world record. locrata and one farmer-larbor. ticut'’—Hiram Bingham ia another. ter, professor, of physiology, 0am-' en the allghteat ahlft in the po- Demoerata haven’t forgotten bow he TDANtMrrs vmoH INttNSlFlCD THG IMAGE brldjrs University, Bhmlnna. TO DMAIN Ical wlnda might bring about a tried to put them “on the apot’’ for *%” he wnots, “fonmagji of sonM ptete abake-up in the organize* their prohibition plank after the bright obJsiBt iiMb as a Ump or a BL Chicago convention. ' The abarp- of that body. window^ bt' thrown onto the retina Tha bdief that n alaln pereen’b tyre will reveal an Identfflable Bbo* tongued, wlaecraeklng Moaea ia ntill (the senaitlvs^ curtain at, the blMk togin ^ ” of the niarderer*B faee le not borne oat by edentiflo Inveetlga- EXCURSION Guard *On Spot* another. of the sysball),' care having bssg Iton, althoogb the «ye nay be iMoeed to retota /crade Images. At left i^The demoerata are out a-gunning. Serloua “Sammy” Sbortridge of taken to .keep the rsUna for some le a er^jN-ioetloB el the,eyeball and at i ^ t la Image on .retina of dead Travel by Bus - lore are a half*dozen aenatora at California ia alao, aa are the Preal- time previous away fbem any imys rabUtî'eye. *the very backbone of the Old dent’a good frlenda, Glenn of Il of l i ^ t the portion of the retina SEE MORE! SPEND LESS! rd—whom they have definitely linois: tbeliald, bespectacled Oddie upon which the rayi have fallen of Nevada, and Stelwer of Oregon. At “on the apot" will be found to be. Ueaobed. Bt Uouia iportamen la ntuaben Fred F. Stennett, all-Padfie edast NEW LOW RATES! One ia Reed Smoot of Utah, the Democrats would chortle to see “Xn fact, an ’optogram’ of exter any of them fall by the wayside. vlalted the migratory bird lake ia halfback ia 1939 and 1980 with St Seat aenator of them, ai: in point nal objects may thus b# obtained. Foreet' Park, to familiarise Gum- Mary’s, bss signed with the Chi Direct From Manchester aervlee. Oontlnuoualy aince 1908 If the retina be removed and trnted selvee with the arletiee which may cago Cardioala of the National pro One Bdood tall Utahan haa clung to hla The principal reason that char with a four per c«>t solution o f be shot in season. football leagua. tt. If the demoerata coidd "bag" ity can’t b e ^ at home these days potash alum before the choroidal Way Trip loot in the fall there would In is that there’s nobody home. epithelium has< had time to oblit llle e e * 0 « 9ZZ.W i n 3 5 erate the bleaching effecte, the Wssblngion, D. 0. $8.85 3 1 3 3 5 retina may remain permanently in Bangor, Me...... 8$.00 that conditloa, aa photographera say, may be ’fixed’.” _ Lewiston, Me. .... 15.68 3 1 ^ Other icientifle enerimente indi DOLLAR DAY Philadelphia ...... “ 1335. cate that thie purpUan eoreen on the VISIT Portland, Me. .... r iO T retina does not last long under nat Old Fashioned ural condUtone. NEW YORK .... 82.86 “1 ^ The color ia -tk chemical named THE BOSTON ...... 82.60 “visual piwple,” a substance wblck N. Bedford, Mass. ISnRT “3335 All spruced up for a high dive, M m Billy Jolmson of Hoquiam, Wash., seems to make contact with the Fall River, Mass. fS M “i n s . is Just a chip of the old block for her pond luy model bathing suit is made nerve endings in the retina called TEA Newport, R. I. . . . rods and cones. Ldgbt falling upon $8.26 ” 1333 entirely of wood. Billy displayed the novel suit at the Inventors’ con- Providence ...... $2.00 ” 1335 greM in Portland, Ore. It is fashioned from spruce veneer one-eightieth this visual purple causes chemical 888 Dollar Day changes which affect the nerves, Main S t White Plains N. Y. $2.76 "3 r9 5 of an inch thick, peeled from the log as a large roll of paper would be ROOM unrolled. Just the kind of suit the ^tlles pine for. thtu translating light into nerve WOBCESflB ... "$135 "1536 » messages to the brain. SERVICE The latest scientific study of vis Prompt attention, appetizing food and low prices All Expense- Toon To Thursday, Sept. '1st. at ual purple was announced recently in Science, official organ of the combine to make this the ideal luncheon place. Washington and New York. All in Shape American Association for the Ad TAXES ON GAMING vancement of Science. COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE CENTER TRAVEL There Ciordon L. Walls, of the FRESH FRUrr ICE COLD ICE CREAM BUREAU University of Michigan, told of find- SUNDAES DRINKS SODAS BRING INCREASE IN ins visual purple in the eyes of Tickets and Information numerous snakes. He is not study ing “ eye photography” but seeking HOME MADE CANDY ON ALL BUS LINES more facte about the mechanisms 499 Main St. Phone 8864 841 Main St., Rubinow Building. of sight. Deliolons creamy or herd êntered candies covered with a rich coating of pore chocolate are only one o f the many different The American home ie. the last varieties of tootiisome delloadee made in our oWn kitohen for dls- Berlin (AP)—^Taxing the ■’gam word in efflcienty and comfort, an buyers. SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON DOL- throughout ing” Instincts of Its burghers proves I architect proudly states. The only idAlw HAx • one of the bebt means the German thing left to do is to find something ------f*.------B a rg a in s the store state treasury has of improving its to keep the family in it. revenues. Figures reveal that receipts from Here Below We List A Few lottery, playing card, and betting taxes are ateadily increasing while • Of Them ordinary taxes show a nârked de cline. Btatlstics show an Jncrease nf more than 50 per cent in tax reve nue in horse racing bets. The tax CHILDREN’S WOMEN’S offices cashed in more than 27,000,- 00 marks (roughly $6,750,000) In DRESSES and 1931 as compared with only $17- DRESSES 000,000 marks in 1924. The size ot the bets is growing smaller. PAJAMAS• No depression is being felt in the German playing card industry. Clearance Clearance About 16 Carman factories are fully Sizes 7 to 14. employed to fill the demands of their customers Regular $1.95 values, All washable. Taxes en cards brought roughly SHOE CLEARANCE D ollar Day $650,000 last year, a little more thitw during the' previous year. The in Regular prides crease is mainly due to the growing number of bridge fans in Germany,, START THE WHEELS TURNXNG--STOCK UP ON THESE VALUES 2 for $1.00 to $2.95 Price conoeeriona enbh iw nev^ heard of before. Two gr eat floors of -shoes assembled on one floor to cut overhead and the factories say. , cost to yon. Facilitates service and acts as a better means of baying. A tax on lotteries, however, Note tlut laetoriee aro resnmingwork. Balinese is retnm Ing. Dlstreesed merchandise almost extinct Prices are going brought the^ fattest financial yield, npu Stock np now and save In therfntnre. b a which Increased nearly 100 per cent Once upon a time she was lOss I since 1927. The state treasury re Bernadette Wright, 20, of. Brook ceived roughly $15,000,000 from lyn, N* Y ., But now she is “The New Fall Dresses selling lottery tickets in 1931. The Modem Venus.” That was the MISSES’ and 1 ^ same source brought only $8,000,000 beautiful title she received at Coney CHILDREN’S Boys’ in 1927. Island, N. T., rêntly. for school wear, 7 to 14. One piece * SPORTS Genuine and jacket styles ...... * 1 Crown Princess May Don Robes of Queen Helen CAlf-Skin lOXFORDS RegiUar $5 ENNAÊTTICK OXFORDS

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1.4 $ 1 .9 5 pr. V 1^t '- Gloves Hats of washable cape and J suede leather. Black and Newest Fall Models ,■ \ brown. New fall length, for miss and matron. Plen all sizes. ty of large head idzes. Regular $lt95 value R^rnlar $1;95 values,! D ollar D ay Dollar D ay ■I : Seldom seen p lc tu ^ in any'exoept.tennis costume, Helen'JecAe.' ia the pew and attractive pmtrait above, .assumes tyi êxOT<^c9 beffatifogJ court royalty. With the ahnouheemezit by Mrs. Hritii Wills iMOtidy w it m m STR^» SOUTH MANCHÊR she will remain in Paris with her husband and not' defend her Americaxr OTHER STORES IN HARTFORD ANO FU ÂM . \ -f Bargain Racks Throughout the Stores national singles championship, Miss Jacobs is considered certain to sue- j ceed to the U. S. crown. ' The sturdy California girl posed for this pic *u.. ture during her last trip to London. ~

• * * * ‘ ’'■v- ' .-‘'l ■ 1 ' mA, tually it must force itself upon the btrths in Italy, eomparqd with 586,- HCROWDED worl& 826 and. 084,618 in tlw flipt six SU T o Square Iflle tiaontM of'1981 apd 198 Orhspeetlve- Statistics just completed . show ly. -• the deadty of population as 3t8 tp; : -A noteworthy dddina^^thentun- IT iiiy URGES the square mile. In 1921 it was o u y bdr'^dr .mMrlagM. also was revefil^, ! > 200. 'Ae increase has been ms- .the dgutot beiag 136i^6 for the first thodlcal since 1861. when the figure hqif «»f 1982 and 187,079 and 101,760 IWaUnONGAIH was 124. for the same periods in ^1981 and Persons not of fascist Italy’s way 1980. of thinking might see a ray of h<^ 2,500,000 Gain In Deeade Roine^(AP)—One of tbe fascist in the fact that in tbe last two years There Wefe 41,709,681 people in government’s gravest problems — Italy when ê last census was there b— been a noteworthy decline towto to kprli, 1981. This .fepre- that of finding room for Italsr’s teem in the numbers of births. Tbe fas swtedâ gain of approximatoly 2,- ing millions—îs rendered more vital cists, however, vleT. the matter in 0(^,00Q in. lO years'. AU these people by its own ceaseless battle to keep Just the opposite light eure browded into an'aiw a alm ost half tbe population increasing. They term .the decline a "grave the Mze of Texas. \ Mussolini has been hurling tbe danger’’ and "tnilcldal tendency" and Italy has luge colonial posses question of what to do wltl: all bis have set themselves to check it sions in Africa, but they are mostly people at the world ever since he Large Families Win Prises desert land incapable of supporttog came into power. Simultaneoiuly he Prizes frequently are offered to largo populations. Mussolini asserts ufês those same people to augment families with the largest number'of that Italy was not given a Just terri their number. healthy children and Mussolini re torial award after the war and has R creates a situaiion that is mag- peatedly tells the nation that a peo consistently argued for revision of nided by the present delicately bal ple must multiply to be in ascend the peacetreaties. anced division of Europe and which ancy. for that reason probably will be al The figures that caxued tbe wave A person sentenced^ death in lowed to go unsolved for the mo- of alarm showed that in the first Utah has-the ehoide of being hang » ment. But indications are that even half of 1982 there were only 602/408 ed or shpt by a firing squad. - K E l Means Greater Values A t WARD^S Q O U jf o u saw a j f o m d h ^ Join The Crowds That Will Be Here At Our Big Store For This 8emi*Anniial Event. This Is An Dollar ‘Ôld Fadhioned'' Dollar Day—A Day When Yonr Dollar Will Buy More Than Ever Before. tfi Specials $ 5 Specials ^10 l^ ediats Feather Pillows Boudoir Chairs Upholstered Chairs 79c Silk Mesh 49c Rayon Mesh 59c “Odora” 49c Girls’ $1.00 Attractive ^ 1 Assorted styles in at- GoxweUs, Queen Art Ticking ...... tractive chintz covers. ^ 9 Anne aiul other Panties Panties Cedar Wash Wash styles—in assorted tap^ Costumers try covers. Worth up to Chemise Dresses Dresses $25. Shorties Chests Sizes 8 to 14. .7 to 14. (Hall Trees) Telephone Sets Walnut finish $1 Mahogany finish, 2 f o r $ X . 0 0 .00 3 f o r $ i . 0 0 stand and chair — Tfea W agons f o r 2 f o r $ i . 0 0 Bridge and Floor Mahogany and ^ 1 A Mato Floor Main Floor Main Floor Mato Floor Mato Floor walnut finish with 9 X 1 / Lamps glass tray and folding Card Sets leaves. Base $1 Shade $1 Table and four 49c $1.00 Girls’ 77c 49c $1.00 Men’s and folding chairs ___ Innerspring Bojrs’ Magazine Racks Play Suits House M attresses Beach House stout plywood ^ ^ and W hite construction ^ X Colonial Dressing Soft, durable con- ^ 1 A Pafamas Dresses struetion, beautiful 9 X II gom pers Dresses , Dueks ■ ait sateen cover. All sizes. Kitchen Stools Table Kidney shape— de- 3 f o r $X 2 f o r $ 1 . 0 0 2 f o r $ l . 0 0 3 f o r $ X . < 2 f o i ’$ X * d O I j White enamel, ^ ^ siêd to be used 9 0 Steel Refrigerator ! V 2i4 inches h ig h ...... ^ X Main Floor Main Floor Main Floor Main Floor M ain Floor with ruffled valance. Sôor style. Green ^ 1 A SSfonial Braided enamd finish .... 9 1 1 / Rugs Couch Hammocks 49c Boys’ 49c _ 39c Printed 79c lOc • Crib and lâ^ttress ff 20x40 Oval heavy i C!!pvered in heavy ^ , braided yam ...... W X. I v ^ . finhili)^ khaife'dîH , > $ 5 % nd: a h Knicficers ^ Eyelet "Bayou i Printed Bleached bress.',,. and. 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With folding Cotton Pelt ' i^ v e Scats s ta n d ...... $1 $ . ^ $X*oo M attresses 2 cushion sofas, x $ x. ^ $X*oo Second Floor Second Floor Second Floor Second Floor Boudoir Lamps Thick, full weight, all splendid construc- Seotmd Flow white felted, cotton- 9 0 struction, choice of green Pottery bases, A n or rust. Parchment shades ^ X stout woven /tick. All sizes. Grease Combina Winthrop Deskis Simoniz ' 1 0 0 % Bed Lites Yenetiali tion— 5 lbs.‘ trans Flashlights Mahogany or gumwoo 1 .0 0 Upholstered cotton mattress. $ X * h O Colonial Secretaries $X*oo In your container. arm chairs ______$1 $X«oo Worth $3.50. Mahogany a n d Basem ent Basement Baannent gumwood, straight 9 ^ ^ Second Floor All Wool Blankets front desk and fretted ^2 Specials 66x80 inch double, A ^ glass cabinet id)ove. in rose, blue, orchid, 9 O Composition Radio Cabinets green or gold plaid—sateen $ Bit Brace Kitehen Liquid Beef Dry-Fast I For battery set. 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Bow All Strictly Parlor SuRc Boiler pulleys, 1 Jbbx - FViig^'ftom oBspUeeibar i Kitchen Chairs Boiler C aiaolty 18 gaUons.^ 200 fe e t clothespiiis^ iteel, 16 toioth. < v| Heavy 9 spindle CASH spleiidiflybî Oreen and ivory enamSl chair, saddle seat — suite coverisd in tapsstry $X*oo $ 1 . * 0 well braced. denim. W oiih $i^.< . 0 0 $ x. < ^

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the talldBf, o f which aomb has al> reaching the ultiiimte agtsumer; a: ready boon doiie In explanation to T f e D u e t l all unlew the original produeen get :^H*> -j ■ r‘ '■ K V f U U lQ the honua eeekere of the reasonable- theirs. It appears that the sWmp- iV- ness and patriotism of the Presi — - T poBunumo m /raa era of Bayou la Batre are all done ~ PiUMTlNO OOkPAKT. IHO dent's potion . The leas they, the catriiing shrimp and di^yering I I BtMSU Mr««( ■oatli Maaotossut, Ooaa. Democrats, are im pelled to say the them to the “factory” for any 98 e D THCiOMAS ------rBRObllOM------better their chance to benefit, on Oaaaral Uaeasst barrel. They want |5 and the Iptf. election day, by veterans’ discontent. or there’ll be no more shrimp PoaalM Oetebsr it 1111 Mr. Roosevelt has been rather shipped out of Baydb la Batre. And iRshliV SUB h Proprett Is FablUbaC Brsty avtalag IDsMpt vague on a number of points, ao far that’s that. taadaps aaa Holidays. Batorsd at ths around the PMt OffiM at Bontta Maaobaatar. -în fact on almost every poUlt but Bayou la Batre is no metropolis, ■ Obaa« aa daoead Class Mall Mattat. the prohibition question. He has (kilo — Sireelt titt«red| Q R A N D RmtidSy Jsaiieir ■DB80IUPTI0N RATB8 yet the writer of the latter la the , town, sad alt tbs otMjg Om Zaar. by m all...... been more than vague—dumb, la Register bewails the r * ‘‘ring of the large furniture^ qetttars wn' fa r Moatb. by asall .«« ifith Bodiet of Ded. f p ^ oeatas...... » } .11 fact—on this soldiers’ bonus ques' time when the shrimp Industry used ahippiog our or^sra as fis t Atlivarad. eaa yaar ...... fAH tlon. It would be the height of po- they eaa be made to distribute 160,000 a week Uiere. ent with .good _ 1 ; ilSMPSH OP TBli AMKXaATBD lltleal folly fbr the Republicans, by Which conveys the impression that Guayaquil, Ecuador, Aug. 81. •— H w are afliw cif thp sheer default, to allow the other — •• bWittblvtly when we call an individual a (AP)—The governor of this prov things to look for: Mtltlad to tba naa tor roaubiioattoa side to reap the crop of disgruntle- “shrimp” to Indlckte his insignifi of all aatM dlaaatobaa oradttad to It ince received a telegram today from | or bot etharwiao droditad la tbia ment among the bonus seeking ele cance we are very much In the Alberto Martlnes, president of the Mpar aad also tho loeal aawo bob* Ilinad barala. ment There is no reason what wrong. Shrimp can be very impor Ecuadorian Senate, Informing him 1 ^ All rtirhta of ^ rapaMioatloa of ever why the ibemocratio Presiden tant Indeed, partlculwly on the Gulf that the situation at Quito was One of the b ^ loektag Ehg* ppoelal diapatohaa barala ara alao ro* tial candidate should not be bhal- coast truly chaotic and that conservative lish dlalagroom groups Bii- oarvad. forces hxeklag Neptall Bonifaa were' St been unpacked. It Eaa lenged, over and over again if neces t fubllBbar*! BaproMBUtloai Tba Commercially we don’t know being directed by friars guiding the is*sturdy, masBve ooBritiio- ullua Matbaws Bpaolal Aaaney—Naw sary, to declare his position with re whether Alabama shrimp are worth a tta ^ on Federal forces from the tion, so neeessary la good EEfr orb, Cbioago, Ootrolt aad Bostoa. lation to the demand for immedi |5 a barrbl or not But we do know church towere. 1^ rmroduetloas, aad a Pull aaroloo eliaat of N ■ 4 tar« ate payment of the bonus. I f he is A real conservative revolution, rich old walnut color youll aa uiea, lao that If we had next month off and had developed since the mutiny of enthUBlastlo abolitl Eoth w0 > for it there are countless serious a chance to get after the striped part of the army garrison on Satur nut aad oak are used la tka llambar Audit Buroau of Olroula> tlOBi. minded voters who want to know it. baw, the weakfish and the big blues day, the message said. There Is still group, with deep carvings aad I f he is against it they want to In Eastern Long Island sound we no legal government and 1 appears, llaen-fold panus. A court Tba Barald Prlatlba Company, lao., that a oonaervative dictatorship Is cupboard (for a china cabinet) Buumas ao daaaolaT raaponaibllity know that, too. would Uke to give 95 for about a Is one of the features of the Kfor typetrapblotl arroia apaaarlnd in In control'despite earlier reports rartlsamaatB in tba iranehaaiar quarter of a barrel of them If we that the government was In the group. Eight pieces cost only ;Mlna Barald. TURTLES AND DRIVERS could get them alive and kicking. sadche. Senor Martinet asked for 9189.00. reinforcements and these were sent WIDHBBDAY, AUGUST 81. The spotted turtle that one who Boy, what bait those w;aUoplng three Immediately by train motors over the open roads not in Inch shrimp, spang fresh, would piapatoh'es nom Quito said the A PRIVATB PARTY frequently sees laboriously crowing make I there was still In progress. We never heard of Michael Hanna ____ troops advancing ‘ ->m the You’ve Been deaks aad tfssks the concrete is surely the prince of la ample, bdt have you tver Hollo until now but certainly if a north croM tiie city aad joined all fatalists. Yet he surpaww In FIRST DANGER SIGN troope from the aouth.>uth. The streets! seen a reproduptioa if one «f distinctive name Is an asset to the the quality of fatalism In only very Americans^ who have always re were littered with bodies of dead, the eaitleet OoloMid n^tis, a founder of a new party Mr. Rollo's slight degree many of the drivers fused to be worried by Paolflo boast but the fighting continued. de^-oa-framef ll(8 here, wad The dklalster of war telegraphed just the finest plsct for sMffy tew "Wet” party starts off under who paw him by. clamor about Japanese plans for at- Colonial intsrtors. The hm preplUous olroumitanoes. Mr. Rollo’s rom Guayaquil asking that all I The chances of a turtle getting UokB upon the United SUtea may avallabls troopa* bs mat to Quito. has two drawers and seta on a adventure Is a local one, having to safely acrow a thirty foot highway be just a Uttie unsettled In their Many young man are earoUlag here, tumad frame haring a stretch* do with the Second Ct^resslona' er base, it la made of adUg over which automobllw are passing serenity by the announcement that aa volunteers aad It vmr expectsd Dlitrlot of Connecticut, where the that thsre would be a general at mapls la peggsd effect sad the at the rate of two or three a minute Admiral Nomura, Japan’s most ex- price teg Is oaly 811.901 tew party's New London sponsor tack on the capital tomorrow. would seem to be extremely slim. >ert smller. Is coming tc this copn- proposes to run for Congress. He Neverthelew many a turtle triw it— try on a “good wUl” four. Behind the Scenes in IN NEW YORK h u the necessary number of signa aad many a turtle, strange as it This Is the very first evidence we tures to^ his nomination petition Sentimental Birthday IPRESIDENT MAPS OUT may seem, succeeds. In fact one have had that Japan may just pds- Did rau pries the Uttl* mx- ' New York, Aug. 81.—Broadway is - euemMe the lam having obtained some .900 names obwrver who has long had a keeo slbly be entertaining tiie craay no with only about a hundred dUds in readying one of Ita most lentimen- CAMPAKUIPROIXAM If;me you were in “The^ Oot- eye out for turtlw' on the road de tion of picking a fight with this WASHINGTON tage'*r Xf«Eot, mu'll Mil SUN the let, so he and his party will be tal birthday parties clares his belief that the adventu^ country. So long as Nippon rt- FORTY MEMBERS OF IiABT Afeata of Senator Cameron Marriaim pniMd to find that the com on the ballet In November. , GONORBaa wnv>T nn mornson On Ssptemher 88, fifty years will ng reptile wcapw death much malned impudent and braggart over CONGRESS WON’T BE BACK Waehlngtea, Aug. 3l.-.^(AP) plete ensemble, oosta only Of Nbrth CtroUna, end Simeter have paMMd stnoe ’’MlkVand' Meyer’’ 868.70. And it lldlUdei m The Wet Party’s platform NEXT SESSION Smith W. Brookhart of Iowa and first______tossedthslr hilariously ‘ scram. fresh report of progress was tMfON I Is ofteaer than he meets It. her Asiatic Intentions and brusquely MU elae potter bed, chest elth Yolumlnous. It demands repeal of defied Mr. Stimson and the rest of ths victory of Mrs. Hattie Caraway bisd English at each othsr In a President Hoover today to aid In ! Of course, once op his way, the By RODNEY DUTCHER In Arkansas. There was no wet-dry Bowery music hall, the formulation of his stratsgy for fiutsd comsrwtisr I pests asri pinS- the Blghteenth amendment, full apple t ^ , the mirror ovgr it, turUe is absolutely at the mercy of the world It looked as though just NBA Serrioe Writer question in Arkansas, but Morrison And oldsters from ths East Bids ths remaindsr of his oam pa^ for payment of the soldiers' bonus; ade resisotion. the dresslag table end ita n r - events. He Is too slow to dodge, too about the laitt thing the Japs would and Brookhart are two of the Sen- will perch on a dale at the Alter; rorl quate armament, regulaUon of the ever seriously think of would be a Washington.—Enough primaries ate’e moat uncompromlalng dryi, \eterani of the burleique worid, of Eight of his closest'polltioal ad slothful to hurry. I f a oar ap visors and campaign leaders assem aale of foreign bonds In the United row with the United States. But have been held to demonstrate that Morrlion was definitely iToked by the music show worId,^HoUywooders proaohes It is aU up to Lady Luck a wet, Robert R. Reynolds, whUs and radio dinltariei. For Joe Weber bled with him at the White Houie Statu, regulation of the stock and the next Congress, espsolqlly the whether he Is smashed under the when she begins to tell us how, she Brookhart lost to Henry Field, and------Lew------have Fields belonged to the last night. Moat of thoie who came House, will present eoorei of new whole entertainment world since quietly to the capital for the meet- produce enchangu, uniform mar wheels or whether they miss .him. loves us—and how utterly unneces apparently for other reasons. .------.. I f you're plexaluff ea Eng- although not ndoeasartly more low One of ti that far-away day when, two ragged ing left immediately after the con rlage and divorce laws, a ten year sary It Is for us to keep a fleet In ly faces. the most Interesting Sen Uah bedroom diui'iI’tlx U to And yet live turtlw do make* the atorial primaries in prospect is W is urchins of the Ghetto, they snitched ference. Work of the meeting w u moratorium on public debts, a public the Pacific, which Nomura will al a pair of long pants from Joe's the new BagUab . b ed ro^ passage, not Infrequently, while a About two-thtrds of the nomi consin’s on Septem ber 13, when not dlBoloeed until today. nating primaries and elections are father and went forth on the group ju it p la ^ Ml the floor. .^works program, a sales tax to re most certainly do—then It Is time progressive Senator John J. Blaine, In highly authoritative adminli- smashed turtle on the highway Is hard struggle to fame. It has the rioh. old a a t i ^ place the nuisance taxes, complete to take a new and Intensive look over now and nearly 40 representa anti-Hoo4er, meets John B. caiapple, tratioQ cirdea, it was lald that the much rarer than a smashed skunk. They were teammates from early finish that o a t' aatiawly tives have been defeated for re who has been accusing Blaine and meeting had brought the President rutrlctlon of Immigration for ten along the track of the setting sun boyhood—lads of nine, applying asaoclatex with flat old EhgUeh. Sometlmw a driver sew the turtle nomination. Thla le an unusually the LaFollettes of bolshevism, etc. reports of political conditions and years, strict enforcement of Uu and find out what Is going on. high mortality rate. It doesn’t in lampblack to their faces and show had given opportunity for him to aatiquea, and the deep oerv- ' and avoids him. Sometimes, much Most of the House victims to ing up from an amateur night at Inga and ralaed peaele are tyifi- anti-trust laws and Opposition to It Is In strict conformity with tho clude the varioua members who date are men you never heard of approve contemplated campaign oftener, he doesn't see him but just have retired, the several who r,re the forgotten Turn Halle. Theirs is a steps. • cal. The bed, dreae«r, chest Philippines Independence. Japanese system to shake hands and never cared whether you did doesn’t hit him. Whether it ever typical chapter from the story of a of drawers mad large vanity bound to drop out of the picture or not. But some widely known Those who attended were Everett tnumuch as Mr. Rollp could have while slipping out the blnekjack. glamorous, picturesque Manhattan. Sanders, chairman of the RepuW- dresser arm'prided at 98084)0. lappens that a tire's edge rides over because of Co^resslonal redis figures also have been eliminated Japan, slapping its chest,' Is harm tricting, a handflil who decided to Then-Lew Fields was Lew Schan- can National committee, J. Nu' found most of his planks In the plat him without breaking his shell we from the scene and even an oc field, living just around the corner treasurer of the committee, H« forms of the major parties it is to ha less enough. Fawning and smirk run for the Senate and the few casional valuable public servant. don’t know. Certainly no ordinary who will die before the 73rd Con from the dark basement dwelling of Allen, publicity director for ê In very few cases is there any pos the Webers. suspected that the real issue on ing, it is a possible bad egg, to be campaign. George Akerson. former, turtle’s armament is capable of gress assembles 16 months hence. itive assurance that the new Con Everyone knows about in- which he depends is the soldiers' carefully candled. How' far the election will go to secretary to the President, and now withstanding the full weight of an gressman will be an imppve- One Quarrel neraprihg mattresses, these decimate the ranks of the incum publicity director in the eastern sec bonus proposition. It remains ment over the old one. Only once in more than half a cen days and how luxurious automobile. In any event turtles tion, Secretaries Mills, -Hurley and therefore to be disclosed how many bents who survive the. primaries is tury did quan'eling disrupt the restful they, are but did you seem to be endowed with a miracu Hyde and Postmaster General only a vague guess. About half Some Old-Timers Fall friendship of the famous .'team. It know that we are featuring an voters there are in the Fourth Con B row n. lous degree of luck. the victims have been Republicans Hawley of Oregon, who used was one of those clashes of opinion, unusual value this we eek____ e k ^ a gressional district, which includes With the east regarded as one of So are those fatalistic drivers Health and Diet and half Democrats, so you can’t to be chairman of the Ways and temperament and judgment. It came real quality ianerspring ipat the principal battle grounds of the .New London, Tolland, Windham and flgure ;thus far that the voters are Means committee when the Repub as the times were turning- and a trera and box spring? You who go rampaging about, creating campaign, a considerable part of any madder at one party than at licans ran the House and so gave new order was coming -into the the can see both in oUr Mttt Mlddluex counties, who will desert for themselves perils fully as great Advice the discussion centered on publicity the other. If there is anything re his name to the present tariff bill, ater. Street window right nowi BOtk their own parties in voting for Con efforts in New York and New Eng as those challenged by the road By Ur. Frank McCoy sembling a landslide for either was an old-timer whose defeat star Lew believed the entire scheme have been made speda^f ^ gressman in order to help elect an land. Mention was made of the crossing turtle and doing as little party’s presidential candidate the tled many other Congressmen who was changing and that they should us b y the BurtouTDIxle coitt^ Maine elections, to be held on Sept avowed pro-bonus candidate. November mortality rate is likely supposed he would be coming back change with Jee felt that old p an y ...... which means guar to avoid their consequences. Other to equal or\ surpass that of the ember 10, but this part of the dis There are likely to be about SYMPTOMS AFTER EATING forever. The wets got to Hawley. burlesque me>:hod8 would never die anteed q u a lity .. lan d th e Mfcee wise instead of fifty or sixty thou prim aries. out. The team split. , Somehow cussion was described as incident^. 75,000 votes cast in the Second dis Ruth Bryan Owen, more wide of either is only 914.M! sand a year being killed in automo The old Puritans had an idea that ly publicize than any other Con neither could go It alone. trict. If Mr. Rollo’s party should Wet-Dry Casuhlties The reconciliation was a touching bile accidents there would be a mil the enjoyment of food was a sin, but gresswoman since the very earl ,poU the ballots of all the signers of The wet-diy issue has been lick iest ones, was defeated in her pri episode. Fields’ father died. Lew lion. such an Idea is obviously wrong SANDERS IN CONFERENCE ing large numbers of office-holders mary in Florida by a wet. Like went to the funeral. They had not 'his nomination petitipn who can since it is easy to prove that an ap spoken to each other in many a My, but these new things are —because they wouldn’t jump in Chindbloom of Illinois, she turned vote, say 800, it conceivably might preciation of good flavors is one of month. They rode together behind lovely ? It’s a whole to the wet camp fast enough, far moist at the last moment, but not PLOPOR WOWf the best digestive tonics. It is easy the hearse. The cortege moved WITH LEADERS OF & 0 : have an effect on the election of a enough or at all. That issue is wet enough to save her political show in itself to be arDdnd;t^ At this forenoon writing it looks to demonstrate with an x-ray ma through streets of their old East Congressman in that district in the likely to figure again when there life. receiving and nee thasd chine that the digestive system i» Side. Everywhere memories N e w York, A u g . 31.— ( A P ) — N a things unpacked. And tha as though the eclipse might be a are wet-dry contests between can Ramseyer of Iowa, a dry and a event of a very tight election. Two hampered when one is anxious, Ir jumped out to haunt them. Finally tional Chairman Everett Sanders flop. We are between two mindq didates of the opposing parties and leading progressive; Cbristgau of pricesâre just aa grrkt a sur . years ago Rep. Freeman’s plurality ritable, or fearful, and that the they passed a theater that had fig on top of that will be the issue as Mlnne^ta, always a hot dry; Maaa arrived today at Republican eastern prise—so reasonable!.^ : as to whether, for political purposes, digestion improves when one is in a ured in their struggling youth. campaign headquarters and went was only about three thousand. between candidates running on of Minnesota, an insurgent who had it would better be a flop or a wow contented and happy frame of mind. One looked at the other. Tears into conferences with a number of But that is assuming a lot Al “Hoover platforms” and those Dem been annoying the administration; Those who have suffered from were In the eves of the long, rangy National u d state leaders. If the clouds of the present moment ocrats hophig to be swept in with Evans of Montana; Strong of Kan most any voter will sign almost any digestive disturbances for Any Roosevelt. Lew. Rotund tittle Joe was wiping He had conferences scheduled should dissipate before the sched sas and WilUam Hull of Illinois are length of time usually develop the his eyes with his sleeve. They with: J. Henry Roraback of Connec kind of a nominating petition for The high jqwts of the Senatorial others of the bettei^ known who uled time for the coming of the cele habit of looking for unpleasant smiled through their- tears. ticut, vice chairman of tbe Nation w A t m U i almost anybody. When it comes xo primaries to date have been the de- have fallen by the wayside. brated shadow, then the Republican symptoms during or after eating. “We’re two fools,” said Lew. al committeemen respectively from voting, however, it is a different In many cases thia mental attitude “Yes, my old friend—a couple of party can point with pride to the New Jersey and Delaware; and with . Vi. matter. Would it be surprising if, is so strongly pronounced that the d— — fools,” echoed Joe, Senator Felix Hebert of Rhode Is digestion; but it Ur equally true, a “Should one with leakage of high success of this celestial event normal enjoyment of a meal is the And BO tiiey got together again land, eastern eXmpaign, manager. on election day, Mr. RoUo got, say, mind which is chronically suffering heart drive an automobile?” achieved under its administration. thwarted. Upon sitting down to s to stage comebacks in the films and State Chairman W.' IQngsIaad one-quarter as many votes as he had from depressUig thoughts will affect A n sw e r: ______over the air. meal one should cast out every ut that' tructive thinking and talking. Do “heart failure." Of course, driving German dialect act,” Joe recall^ It is announced that Governor conscious or unconscious expecta^ tor Hebert, and J. R. Nutt, treasur brought about by Mr. Hoover, has what you think is right end then ex an automobile for long distance is the other day. “There was a bouM OOWFERENOl ON W AC ^ Roosevelt has decided to make his tion of digestive trouble will in it s ^ er of tbe National committtee. and cost the Cotton Belt eight billion pect health, look forward to the very tiring, and this strain should painter in our neighborhood by the speech at the McNeil dinner at often produce unpleasant symptoms benefits your food will accomplish, name of Harry Semon. That same Jeremiab Milbaak. eastern cam dollars in crop damage and left mil not be undergone by anyone who NSW York, Aug. 81.—(AP: which will not abate until this bad and slovriy but surely your visualiz Harry Semon became half of the paign treasurer, alse conferred. Bridgeport on Saturday night one toWt has been overcome. Real bos a serious case of heart trouble esStem railronff pwsidsats lions weeping in despair. If the ing will become s reality. of any kind. great theater firm of Hurtig and enee St of the major utteranew of his cam health cannot be achieved until one Semon, t, jfMMog toda eclipse is obscured the Democrats learns ROYAL ORILD CHRMTENED a eommitts* to eoopsrdti- —^ paign and the Bridgeport commit BS to expect Mrfeet dlgeatlon “Haw-haw, you should have seen have their choice of pointing to the and vigorous beolM as a i^ t e r of QUEflTIONS AND ANSWERS ilAf IMBflhtttMi' tee is huftliag to make elaborate BANDITS GET $tlfi00 us dressed up in Fauntleroy suits, utter ftittlity of the Republicans in course. with curls and everything. That Moeblittf, Austria, Aug, 81.— (A P ) era aad southwastoca nsads broadcasting airaagements. Na- (Adphnr and Sttppery Elm) —With a tormer king fbr godtotbsr soBsideritiMi to tbs mattor the conduct of any operation, from When you have selected your Mod Milwaukee, W if„ Aug. 81.— (A P ) was before we went on with our ttonal Committeman McNeil, how Judiciously, according to your best .. QuMtIon;Queetion; Wbeland M, writes: “I Mike and Meyer act. We did the and aa «c*qus«i aim a dowagsr wBj waffo.- ^ the school district to the orbit of —Two robbers ahned with a sub- lueen looking on, tbe infant Areb- Imp > ever, declarw that he does not loiowledge, then proceed to concen- ^ eprinWe dry sul old fuqpez tearing act after a dance, MWlOTBto . 1^ ' Neptune, or of raising a hullabaloo trate upon______powder its excellent tasjts in— the soles of my — maebint gun took 111,000 from a Juke Stepbaa of Hnpsburg, two LMUhy, ssorttary of thi know arhat topic or topics the Dem 1 often wonder if anyone remembers about under-cover government and flavor and let your digestion take i^ ***® !* zfiwwxtlsm aad new- Badger State bank messenger on a tbe old paper-tearing number. Two weeks old son of Arebduks Aatoa ronfiransa thak’ care------of- ..itself. .. —I f conversation is lyitis. What do you think of this? aad Princess Henan, was ebristeasd . ecratic Presidential candidate will hidden machinations; while the Re I busy downtown street today. other kids who lived near us would ntittes ivss discuss. pleasing to you uid thoie dining Is it safe? Also, is slippery elm bark do a dust, 'Alles, Wbers Art^Tbou.?’ this afternoon. wngas after publicans can attribute the cloud . ______food to take, and what is messenger, Keanetb Miller Tbe ceremony was in tbe pictur with you, then make suitable com- aad a guard, Paul Bother were held wbflo ws tors out pictures of battie- sat 10 porosatmt i^sdastissi^ I f the address is to be of major veil to the obstructionist tactics of ments upon any agreeable topic you “ “ way to take jt, in milk or ships andmtotosmen, , esque fifteenth century St. Otbmni's ary 1 next importance it will, o f‘ course, have can think ofTên telling jolMs^ if crater, and wbm?” up after their automobile bad been church in this Viennese suburb. a minority determined to capltolize crowded to a curb hy t ^ robbers' 'Ând! there was tbs time we lied Tbs oonaaittos is to deal with a major subject. 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exile fo^ twdivs years. good aeleotton fo r the lend.' J vr ^ ^ . i's veikeratt'direetorn; to His nervousness t o g The last memory of Fatty was Fsas' Am Ooildae ' 'him. He even hai some of the moM^ Obviods, as the day of the first — ww . I ^ thni^j4 AHtUOaESTAKIS that of a ch ff,, iuggUng diUipaiMr .Years seent'.on w litte'stu^ldor vintafe jokes. take amved. [y wlty. Tty necw^ tossing pies and otherwise turning; nros. healtatnd* lipwîin ty Fpr instance,, when a waiter calls It uw ! decided in these center- dies 1 beQivtvdiafofdei^^ ibg again, btforeiltl^^cnm ^ Tfie gastronomy into a shamUes. And f o f “lettuce salad without drOsUng” enees to reintroduce him,in a role kept to a ntyidiattmrTfpr ' cnwm-j i2,000ês Fw Film Chance COHEBACKCAtEEIt the neat view of Fatty will reveal nearby chfongi have b ||rd hbout it the answer from the Utcben comes: with which old-timers were familiar wants a bbanee ty liogbi U.— i f him just about where be left 'oiff. .They clim b on fences. V b ty amde to “One September Morn, coiuing upl” -rthat of a chef. No pies will be ous silent intdrMdir. Tvs s M _ i For over in the Brooklyn Vltp> tb f tops of. bhrns .hiid nboincfpe. Now who has heart of September tossed in this 1882 product, but there tures where Itytyba-Mis pliUitad'tsd^ Ywk—The far famed *‘Bo> Awards came serenading with Us Moni in twelve years? <âr box ukes. “Atmosphere” blos phone studios, Fatty, is. enjoying tne i^ tty is 45, a fhiriy advnaced agio will be squashy, cU li^ble fruit, fast." !', '■ '■ j h a iiito '; iM sm ^here’V o f OreenTfrtch somed everywhere, waned during the After 12 Long Years, glow of hope that can come only to for a comic. But w b^ be acts some No Ple-nurowing reminiscent of tee old lu ck SeiUett Fatty isn^ jw U iia, made>to-order for tourlsta war, perked up again—and now a "come-back.” 20 years seem to'slip ft^ < bi|x^,Yet . There’s an order of pork sand days. wood unless a fo u n r o picture awail^ be is not without wonw^ lb'serious^ him. He. .llveiTon .Cbnty aad'riummiog Maxihattaaitee, now w ilts. Twelve years have sUfteu • Um wiches, wUcb results in the Utcuen Fatty admitted that he was timid 'T a t t f Seeks Fame h around, without reducing his girth to moments be wonders w ^ a newer call of “A couple of grunts goin g ■ heim the melancholy etraiu of tape ,;The daddy of the iOea wUch about the talklM. 5 changed the entire flavor of New any great degree. From a comic in generation will ' think nf Us slap for a walk.” 'as^.’Ppn IMckerman goes to the stick. And in twelve years-there can ’T still believe in pimtomime,” ifork night life now refers to him Meries Once More. the films, he was transidatated to the Not even a Harvey House has. he told me; “But I think sound will Farmers are '^beeomlngityw' ^k^ \ baaknipt^. eourte. self, good natiuredly, as "among the role of villain in many eyes—but be quite a turnover in , people and beard such lines in many a year. the city dwellers evMy'-tyty,'Ffret tastes. improve the old situations. And J The droll and artificially-flavored unemployed.” Us was the role of a clown. He be Fatty, preparing for his great mo there will be a lot of new ones, tck>. tbw got) telephones, m e c W ;p o i^ came variously an anonymous hang-. 'Well, at any rate, be baa Us fa and radios, and ouw they' h|n«'gooe ■. Diciemom creatione could-not stand - His places included the Pirate's New . York—Roscoe "Fatty” Ar- ment, haunted the Brooklyn, studios We used to depend on slapstick for Den, the Heigh-Ho, the Blue Horse er-on, a nameless assis^ t director miliar, undersized derby; US huge for a week before the “shooting” on strike. I the'pressure of times when people buckle has returned to the kitchen, a 'crash'; now we can get it over alOd the County BWr—all made to and then a director of comedies. Had shoes. Us comic suspenders. Us started. He conferred daily with Sam with sound. You see, I directed a lot > have grown more serious, and the order for tourist, collegiate and as though time had stood still and his story been in scenario form, Emil flapping trousers. Ha has the chef’s S u , production ' manager, slightly A New Fork mtoistcr says. tiiat of shorts and got a pretty good no war is becoming unpopular. That’n shimmer trade. tragedy had not made Um a public Jannlngs would have , made a rather apron. He baa A lf Gmuldlbg,-one of nervous and worried alter Us long ‘ playboy is a little out of date. Hie tion of bow sound can be bropgbt in- alumys the way—AFTTO the w»r. , I phoney pirates grew less ferocioiu jas.êir pay dwindled and creditors ; arrived; his farm folk and his old \ English settings; his displays of art f worlu of struggling painters and his [theatrically designed . buccaneer : backgroimds—êse were for days (wh^. gay .crowds roamed the Vil- ; lage byways. Dickerman prosptf ed, r and what started as a good natured ’ hobby of a brilliant youpg college Drapery Voile man became something of an indus try,.- . ' Suntest rose,, Bemainder—Five Old Suits green, orcUd, pea^ From an experiment in the old, or wUte, 8d inches old villê days, the idea grew to a wide. chain of “atmosphere” night clubs. 4 Yar^s .. Dickerman chuckled. He grew rich. First time in He CQuld engage in other nobbies, such as . taking long explorational % trips' with Dr. William B^be, the naturalist-writer. He waa^ rumore ’ aa having tossed much of nls money iritd West Indian trips. / He returned to New .York with nmny trophies, most of y^hlch found such values as thbif. way to the walls gf his resorts. H.e patronized young artists and he knew art, yet he had helped create much of the fictitious "art atmos phere" of yesterday.' All in good fim! And now, by his own admission, “business is terrible” and he claims as his worldly goods, “five old suits of ciothes, aU- three or four years ol'c.'>nd'badly worn.” ; Amusingly enough, his. Hat of creditors includes such worthies as Rudy Vallee, Arthur Brisbane, Mc- CleUand Barclay, George Palmer Pu%am' and smart magazines in which he. purchased ipace. Fashioned Helped Rudy Vallee Rudy Vallee enters the picture as one of his early stars. It was in Dickerman’s “Heigh-ho” cafe that Vallee started his “Heigh-ho every' body.” Here Rudy’s career started on the up-grade. In the Village it was the Pirate’s Den which put Dickerman on the map. ’This was a dank and murky basement, ill lit with sputtering lan terns. Its tables were of rough boards. Its waiters painted ferocious scars on their cheeks and carried dirks between their teeth as they dished soup From time to time they isstied growls and mutterings. An art'student, brandishing a cutlass acted as the doorman. Open 9 a. m .to9 p. m. Free Parking Space 'liihid ladies from out-of-town • T. - ^ . ■ Mr would be taken there after whisper ed warnings, ttîjrîjoy delicious shud- ts years since you have seen such values as these! More for your dollars derings with a dinner. The place gained national fame. Sight seeing bigger items.... .better quality. We scoured the markets for real old busses unloaded their crowds there. fashioned $1 values. Higher priced items from our regular stock have It-was a pioneer “atmosphere” spot and Dickerman, finding that it work Pewter Bowl been reduced for this one big day. 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-.iNo longer-, can Eva Tanguay, .dkM#rica’s original flapper and mu- 4l|cinl xbmedienne of 80 yean ago, U ____ _ sinig “I Don’t Care!”—^tbe*eong that :broivht her fame. For. at 54, l^gu ay has lost her h ^ th and herr^Q^iOOO fortune and is re- 4pprtc4 near deafih in her-home at Los '•1 The stock market got her ; Above Is a recent picture \* ' Ad^*_^>bdlow IS ^le gay toast of i she i^pewM in' her barum-fimm days. -

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•} Denies Japdn To Annex New State >l». LpHirtroa ‘yinsS»h”

Pu'Yi Says No Ptqq>et Goveramont in Mapidioiilaio S I^ E A S Y M .dMtA .. h ii k b id V CauuifohuB, MkDohurln«— (A P ) — bmdltiy'aad y senrs psaes, ocdtv Henry Pu-Yi, once, ae the Inlhiit and seeurity Jkpansse army would be withdrawn. Hauan TunsT, occupant of the So 2 o c ^ e i Robert Arm- “I don't halj[sim for a tnoment" ha gon Throne of China and n ^ nHd amphaticiil ^ . "that . Japan baa 1, i tt.. “cbingcheng," or “chief executive" any intmtian of annexing Man- "itroiisO dM r Jobs Modi of Mancboukuo, the world’s young ehurla, aa part of the .outsl9e vrorld est republic, does not believe that sedhas to think, l^ e h iirla , with Japan Intends to annex, his new Its 20,000,000 Chinese and its vast Ihrder, He Says. realm. undevelojjM territories, would by He Indignantly denied that the In Aeer widght dnw Japan down to fant state Is a‘ puppet of Japanese aconpmio ruin. 'I&e country would IfoUywood.—PPUND : An actor m d’iuuT.SHOE expansion policy, saying: prove a second Korea, which is who admits that the life of a film “If Mancboukuo were a bogus mere llabUity than asset to Japan. star la an easy one. government or the instrument of “The Jmwnese army occupies the Jurt Anrivl.d In Tii^ any foreign coimtry, I would not country today nterely to safeguard ■niat Spimg gentleman is none have accepted the chief magis Japan’s Investments here — valued oth8^'thah ftobmt Armato>ng. And tracy.” at one billion dollars—«nd4he lives Bob'ShMtfd -kaoTsr, since he has been Tells State’s Genesis of her nationals from hostile Chinese devoting his life exclusive to mo “This state,” he went on, “is the elements." tion, plciturS. acting for some yeius. spontaneoiui creation o f the Man don’t know bow they have done Exhibits Meaare Food *1 s churian people. They were wearied As evidence o f the alleged neglect it, but the heads o f the business hool and exhausted by the misrule and of- the welfare of the people by the certainly have sold the world bn the exploitation of predatory Chinese Chinese warlords who ruled Man fact that the life of an actor is military leaders, so they decided to churia prior to September 18, 1981, nothing but a bed of thorns,” Arm take advantage of the recent defeat Mr. Pu-Yi displayed a handful of strong declares. of their country’s oppressors by # Tu^-Flex Shoes puny,, withered wheat which be said “As a matter of fact we: all know the Japanese and establish their own wae ^ I c a l o f what the masses had that thbrs isn’t an easier job in government.” to eat. the world, particularly if it carries There was complete freedom to “This would scarcely support life a salSry anywhere near comparable t00% leather the interview and Mr. Pu-Yi talked in a rabbit,” be said, his voice to tiist of an actor. all com at length about the new state. Be breaking with emotion. “Henceforth plain about being overworked and sides the chlngcheng and the writer, the welfare o f the masses be the only a Chinese interpreter was pres that sOrt o f thing because it seems chief concern of the state.” to be paM of the game. But in our for B o y s [d Girls ent. The world’s youngest chief execu hearts we know,i^ a racket. tive— he is 27— presides over an Henry Pu-Yl, once the boy Home-comers “Almost ^ actor will ‘beef’ his area equal to France and Germany emperor of CAina, at 27 is head head off if be has tq^work for three combined and with a population of of the new state of Manchou- or'four months without a rest, even more than 80,000,000. He receives kno. He denies be Is under though he knows that at the end of twice as much salary as President Japanese control. t 'i ' ''t f ^ ^ thdt tlme be will get a vacation of » two or three weeks or even a couple 1.95 Hoover and has a lifetime Job—^pro yk y *''y vided the new state endures. o f months..' I don’t kno^/ what we All Sizes Says Banditry Checked gross, with Manchoukuo playing an actors would do if we had to work 81-2 toll ; He said his government with the influential role therein. steadily for so out of every 52 , 1 1 1 . 2 > 1 assistance of the Japanese, hnd Tlie interview took place in un weeks the way most persons do.” checked banditry and given the peo pretentious surroundings, in a build ple of MEmchuria their first real ing on the outskirts of Changchun, Now that the Olympic games taste of security. which once was the headquarters of have pwed into history, I won Boys! BrownUlt $1.95 He predicted that within a few the Chinese salt administration and der how many studios will make Here’s a revival of the old-fashioned Staurday night bath as United Sizes 1 to 6. years Manchoukuo would be a model now is used as the executive offices. pictures based on them ? Just the States Senator Huey P. Long of Louisiana woifid have it. “Throw out state which would be emulated by Dressed in white flannel trousers, fact thgt they were to be held the bathtubs,” says the Klngfish. “A poor man has got no business with other parts of China, and which sack coat, soft shirt and canvas •prompted several executives to pro a bathtub.” So this fair disciple of the eloquent Huey has. built a roaring would, by maintenance of the open shoes, the bespectacled chief execu duce hthletic films. But there fire in the old iron atove, pulled down the kitchen biinds; locked the doors door and fulfilling scrupulously its tive looked more like a college hasn’t been anything actually based and windows and splashed in the waahtub. Those webe the happy days international obligations, automatic youth than the head .of a govern on. what happened during the pr were they? ^ A' ally gain the recognition of foreign ment games. 1 Shoe powers. V Manchuria No Prize Those 16 days of competition fur- sway. But even after they died out actress. And she winted to play 825 M AIN STREET His Excellency envisaged ulti The chief executive said that , nlshed everything necessary for she still Was typed as a hot-cha dramatic roles. ' However, try as mately a United States o f China, en when Man'choukuo had ' demon picture—drama, romance, comedy joying genuine peace, unity and pro- strated her capacity to exterminate and plenty o f thrills. Nor is that; simply my own opinion. Harold Lloyd, whose prolonged success es tablishes him as one who knows, Dolores Rey Tells The World thinks the same. Harold was among those, present every day and I never She Doesn*t Like Hollywood have seen him ah enthuslaatlc about anything— even Ifis own pictures. “In this business we pay men big IVfARLOWG Hollywood.— (A P )—^Here’s a glrl^a great experience, acting in pic- money to visualize drama,” Harok who is different: 19-year-old Dolores tures,” she saya. "T h ey convinced told Era. “But I don’t believe there I T U FOR VALUES ^ Rey is singing the “Broadway me Hollywood is an ideal place to live ana work." But they' were is a dramatist who could paint —ON— Blues.” And she’s not “ putting on wrong, she states emphatically. scenes^ noore vivid than those which an act,” either. And why doesn’t Dolores go werd unfolded before us every day, Dolores is sorry she came to Hol home? Ant) there were plenty of laughs, lywood. She doesn’t like the town, Because, if she jumped her con too." its climate or its men. She prefers tract, she wouldn’t be allowed to the stage to the screen. Seven a. m. work for its duratipn-^flve years— Back from Europe “with two new Film actors' and actresses have / . plays up his sleeve," Robert E. DCLLAR calls irritate her and long studio on either stage-or screen. tried just about every possible hours are “most aimoylng.” Miss Rey, who is charming de Sherwood, the dramatist, is shown means of ■ preventing themselves Dolores, a New York show girl, spite her Irascibility, suggests both above with Mrs. Shemood as they from being typed. But Sharon Lynn says she was “talked into” putting Jew Harlow and Constance Bennett arrived in New York. As the pic is the first one I have known who her name on a talkie contr^t that in appearance; Dolores was bom in ture indicates, the noted author of deliberately retired from the sefeen V may keep her here five years. Fresno,' Calif., but has lived in New “Reunion in Vienna” is the tallest for this purpose. Sharon went over - “My friends told me it would be York most of her time; of American playwrights. DAV big when musicals were in full S P E d l A & t For the ENTIRE BARGAINS FABOLY

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I X'- y^: 'i.. i - ^1 House’s Dollar Day Fof Thn. 21 inches 6 and 8>gallon sixes. Here’s a real value! type of chair you can use in any room in the home deep. —kitohen, living room or bedroom. FaU Extra Large 1-2 Price Hats iHiiiiiilf/l/// Zaoluded in the young men’s and men’s suits ara the very latest patterns and colors. The Rubbish Burners best of fabrics and such makes as B. Kuppen- heliner hand tailored clothes, also Volverlnes $1.00 made by Leopold Morse Co. and House’s Special A special purchase for Dollar Dollar Day Only! ly Tailored. Values $18 to $45. The hors’ Day. Newest styles in men's 4-Foot suits are the Sturdybuilt, Righ^sture and'Ru^jy fall hats. You must see them CAKE AND makee in the latest patterns and colors. Values to appreciate the quality. BREAD BOXES STEP LADDERS $6.50 to $18. $1.00 $ 1.00 8 9 c F all H ats, Here's a good. Dollar ■ Full rodded. Well made Newest colors and styles. Day value! Bread and step ladders. 4-foot size. For burning rubbish and Fall leaves! Wire rubbish Man’s and Young Mwi’a ^ y • cake boxes at $1.00. Color Choice o f bread and burners with cover. Stands 24 inches high. A real' ...... $ 2 .5 0 ed Japan finish. cake boxes at $1.00. bargain at 80e. Trousers /2 Pnee $1.00 Caps, Men's and young men’s tan and grey flannel and striped caasimere New toll fabrics ., ... 7 9 c trousers. Values $3 to $6.50. Remember! Dollar Day only at 1-2 Housefurnishing Specials pHce. $1.25 and $1.50 Caps, RAG RUGS, All $I>25 and A e gvga CHIPPENDALE MIRRORS, $1.60 caps special ^ Hit and miss rag rugs with fringed A group of Chippendale nflrrors at 1 eUU ends. Solid color with neat border. 2Tx $1.00. Mahogany or maple frames. 54 inches. Regular SOc 3 for $1.00 $1.00 Special! Men MAGAZINE PJtCKS, ft Eleotrlo largo RA G RUGS, Two styles in mahogmy-amd walnut Shirts, Shorts KITCHEN CLOCKS . Qood-looking rag rugs with neat bor finished magazine racks. Special, IRONING BOARDS der. 36x03 inches. - $ 1 .0 0 $1.00 Quality Shirts 3 ' “ $ L 0 0 Regular $2.00 kitchen $ 1 .0 0 2 fo r $1.00 docks at $1.00. Round Three-legged ironing BRIDGE CHAIRS, $1.50 ASH CANS, Buy fall needs now. Finest style with guaranteed boards. $1.29 regular low Folding sfyle bridge chairs. Leather Galvanized ash cans with side handles. quality shirts and shorts. works. Colored. Glass price for this board. 18x ette padded seat and back. Stands 26 inches high. Special for Dol face. *48 Inchea lar Day only at $1.00-$1.25 $ 1.00 8 5 c Smart, New $1.49 CLOTHES DRYING $1.00 "Dollar, Day”—twenty-five dozen shirts at B .V .D .’ s ^ FRAMES, $1.49 OUTDOOR SH O W ^ 85c! Both attached collar and collar to Entire stocl6M $1 and $1.25 Stands on floor. 42 inches high. A limited number to close-out at match st^es. Values to $ldH). B. V.»D.'s, Special Dollar Day .. 0 9 v Sweaters i $ 1.00 $1.00 DOUBLE ROASTERS, TABLE LAMPS, $1.95 and $2.50 “Arrow” Shirts Rayon Underwear, $ 1.00 Enamel double roasters. 14-inch size. Metal base with parchment shade.. All Those who wear "Arrow" shirts will find good Finest quality rayop shirts Just the right weight tor Special, metal frame. values in this.group. Attached or separate,,collar. and shorts. Values A 4 early fall wear. Choice of coat, ■to $lU)Ov 2 f o r ----- slip^ and sleeveless slip-on « . $ 1 . 0 0 $1.00 Boys’ Blouses, sweaters. LUNCHEON SETS, $1.50 JOHNSON WAX, 16x27 Extra Large For school, tailored blouses In broadcloth and percale. Glass bridge luncheon sets. 16 pieces Two-pound can of Johnson’s paste Boys’ Sweaters, DOOR M ATS DUST MOPS wax. $1.50 size, now, Boyi* S e t Blue Work Shirts, New toll colorings * h S 1 .0 0 $ 1 .0 0 $ 1.00 $ 1.00 Q veralls to boys’ slip-ons ep A eU U Cocoa fiber door mats. Heavy quality cotton work shirts. Extra large dtut mops. and Size 16x27 inches.' SbEtra Colored cotton yam mop 10% OFF a l l OTHER fine thick brush. Regu on wire frame. Black u Begolar $L60 D ungarees SWEATERS lar^ $1.50 quality. and green. Monad” Enamel Special NECKWEAR $1.00 HOSE, ' Pint Can and ^"$ Faa^ hose in new 2 1.00 est toll colors, t for $1.00 Ages 8 to 14. Values to 50e HOSE, Paint Brush $1 .00. FREE $ 1.00 In new patterns and Our r^fulnr $IJ0 neckwear at colors.. 8 for .... $1.00 $1.00. , Newest fall patterns and $6 Baseball Glove, 35e HOSE, fabrics. n ^ >'■ Rich, good-looUng One only to go $1.00 HMH4 patterns. 4 for $i.oo $1 NECKWEAR 25e HOSE, Get buny and paint up your home for Fall and Winter. $6 M ask, For school and Folding Colored Dollar Day at Xlale’s you can buy a pint can of Mcoad every day wear, $1.00 4rbour d r i^ enamol and get a pitot brush—ell for $1.00. f o r $ CARD TABLES FAMILY SCALES 2 1.25 One only now .. $ 2 .5 0 5 f o r Good assortment ot patterns. $1.00 Quart "Atco’’ Unseed Oil Paint and SOc Not just ordinary $1.00 $1.00 card tables, but extra Should be In every pan Paint Brush, all for I sturdy, well made tables; try. Weighs up to 24 lbs. Sovanty-twe ecdors and white in this pure linseed oil paint. Get busy and Colored frames. In green only. paint your home now. House’s Shoes at Special “D

MEN'S WOBKlNG*flHOBg, 100 Pairs! Women’s Men’s workman shoes with rubber sole and heel for a a ^^DOLLAR DAT^ SPECIALS comfort. Pair Pumps and Ties $8 OXFORDS, AT HALE'S FOOD DEPAKTMENTS Broken line of Co-m^rative tan oxfords. Values to $8. A a a Q M ark et Gold Medal Beoehnut N o w ...... g ^ e t f O Banket FLOUR A L L FOR COFFEE $ BOYS’ 0XF0BO8, 1 24(4*lb. bag of 1.00 Kali-steii' Two-tone oxfords, Special for FuU o f GOLD MEDAL FLOVB ^ pound tins $ g 100 pain of women’s pumps sad this event 1 5-lb. bag $1... ties featured for . Dollar Day only. onl^ at ...... $1.00 JACK FBOST SfJOAB /^ A r^iular $1.14 value. Following inakee included.^ Wilbur Shoes |Cooo, Red Crose, Dorothy Dodd, and G roceries A. J. gwaat. Ona diqr only at $1.00. for Children BIEN'S OXFORDS, Blsop eariy. Beet-looking oxfords—high grade $ 1 . 0 0 Cam pbeU*s BEANS 1 2 cans Black only ...... $ 3 s 4 9 A large market basket just Black. Suede Ties, Black Kid Pumps, ■ > ^sl full of groceries at $1.00. Here’s New fall atyleo in ' Unek euede Fifty pairs of Dorothy Dodd, $ 1 .0 0 O ff 88 to 89 BIOH SHOES, what you get: Cloea-out of men’a black and brown cans ties and * * ' — : *#o O C A. J. Bweet, Natural Bridge "Dollar Day” Only 1 16-qt. Market Basket WwMMd MILK _ 1 2 pumpe . .A.. .v r . * $ 3 e m O M aekU d A Q high dress shoes. One day only ..... 1 lb. Hale’s Morning Lux pumpe...... Not only do they fit the feet $ 4 .4 4 ury Coffee along the lines of the natural TENNIS 8H01 Medium cakes Sevenie^ of tlea and bare foot but they look as good 6 large boxes Matches Irwry SOAP $5 to $7.50 l% oes, Youths’, bo^ and men’s pumps. A, Regular $8.00, $6.00 and $TJ0 as tiiey feel. Buy them tot 1 19-oiuice loaf Bre^d school wear. Pumps and ties. tennis shoes, Best S a g w OHMd — N ot nU SiJM . fry sport ties. To close- A q A o Brown only . 4 8 c 1 quart Columbia Ammonia Fresh Ground cut at ...... This offer "Dollar Dajr” only. 1 can Dutch Cleanser Strap Ph|npiE^; 1 can Top Notch Com HAM _ 1 8 e About twenty<4^t pairo of A. House Slii^rs, (No. 2 size can). NU H am burg J. sweet, D ocot^ ZKNfd brown ChUdrsa’s and muses’ Heuia Men’s Black str^ •> .AA AO dippers. Sizes 5-2. 1 can Ohio Best Peas pumpe ...... '9 4 u s 9 0 (No. 2 size). STEAK For cod mornings .. 5 0 c 1 can Mascot Tomatees Women’s l^oes, 1 carton Ivory Salt BACON p o n t i l 2 pounds 2 3 h Choice .of brown ties and .strap Misses’ and O xfords (A Regate $1.^ .YMm Only best quality A, No. 1 pumps. O O Children’s .Shoesr beef used in Hale’s hamburg Special , 5..' 9 0 * 9 0 Fumpa and tiaa 'tor miaaea and fo r $1.00) Tender and lean. steak.: ' 8TBAK pound 1 7 ‘ W ilbu r B« Coon ehUdran. Juat right A | iw a for schooL e e 9 $2.98 Shoes, Here’s a good value in new fall New fa& styles in tonaeua Wil Kid House SBroers, READ ahoes. Men’s black dress oxfords READ bur Coon jniinps and ties, Rkek and Iflue kid houae slip a t |2.98. Well made, com foit- t H ALE’S HALE’S pers with Cuban heel . O A ^ nblC ahoes. A D V T. ADVT. $6, $7JO, $8.50 and chrome sole . .. . 0 9 V ON ON ^ BACK B 4 C K 1 PAGE. PAGE. ■ y .

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.'$ • ■ ' A Beauty Models ^ ^ _ latter aa^4tt««rw' tiF E ira iE ■ ■■ ~ ■ ■■. i" ' ; G ^ BartUMU,'AmeticaB and Brit- aloau te q iiim ,'^ !^ ^ A m erican Fmr J u n ^ e IriL Open Golf e b a m i ^ ' noticea u OQnresident of the re ish colonial days biit it has become public of 'Bslyaddr.' acute only since the growth of the For Helena Araujo has republics and the pressiure of eco discovered a girl in man’s clothlng ' cmB g|o -|$a<^, see thiiigB nomic conditions have turned atten ]\W W tion to the gnreat natural resources and. have exelting adventures. And of the region. ..y since those th i^ are ,what ' she Both l^livia and Paraguay claim m ost w a p ts' to 'dO, abe intends to HERE ARE SOME REAL BUYS the whole of the Chaco as between continue Wearing ^tirqusers in the Paraguay and Pilcomayo rivers. spite of oohMatton, parental dis % ? Actually the territory is about equal approval or the edict of Paris po nce.’ ly divided now as far as physical y y .vy . occupation goes. Helena’s father, Arturo Araujo, ' < ESPECIALLY PRICED FOR The gist of the whole quarrel is and her mother, an EngUshwom- '.sv-.-.-. the wide and deep Paraguay river, an, are now In Guatemala, where navigable right up to the point they have been exiled since the ' y whore it debouches from Brazil. TC I / revoluticm of last Decembor. "Ted dy,” as shev prefers to be called, <, "' * J Bolivia has needed free access to (B that great stream as an outlet to was bom in New York 18 years ago, the Atlantic ever since Chile drove educated by private tutors and at her back from the Pacific many schools in San Francisco and Lon years ago and left her landlocked. • BOLIVIAN P O B r«» 0OBT don. But her approach ha;, thus fa r ■ NOm oK Not long ago she left the home bieen effectu ally blocked by the P 09 T of an aunt in Lcmdon to begin a Toasters - Plain, Automatic and Sandwich I^aguayans who have put settle BOLIVIAN hiking trip. ‘T was bored,” She ments west of the river through OCCUPATION explained. Her wandering -led to almost the entire length of the R 9 PARAOUAWIN France, she hiked to Nantes, and Chaco. Out beyond these settle ^ OCCUPATION there tried to beg passage on an Food Mixer - Utility Kitchen Kit ments is a thick line of Paraguay BUENOS EhgUsh safling boat. When the an military posts. A i r e s captain refused, rite made 'friends So the Bolivians have been push with m^hers of the crew and ing down lines parallel more with The pear-shaped patch on the.niap constitutes the Gran Chaco,' stowed away 'ln a musty sail lock First to the tape in qualifying Floor Cleaners - Hand Cleaners the Pilcomayo river, although that claimed by both Paraguay and Bolivia. The fort v^ere tiie latest dash er. Seasickness drove her to sur trials for Chicago’s new models’ stream can scarcely be considered render, and she was put ashore at B occurred Is shown witiiin a square In the wliite strip idiich unu-ks union is pretty Kathryn Swaggerty navigable. where the army on^;H)sts of the two nations overii^. Lisbon and made her way here, The Bolivian prusure appears stUl wearing her gray flannel who appears- in a fair way of lately to have been exerted ctdefiy trousers, khaki shirt and heavy ankling into immediate member Curling Irons - Tie Pressers Fort Carlos Antonio Lopez byj ■ j in a southerty direction. The loca tacked” in mid-July while Paraguay shoes. ship. Bernice Argast (right), sec tion of the post styled Fort Mar Paraguay, indicates this. This fort announced its “recapture” a few Helena is much too pretty and retary of the linion, is sizing up iscal Santa Cruz by Bolivia and was described by Bolivia as ”at-l days later. shapely to conceal her sex, and Kathryn’s qualifications. The ^rls Paris police, who find f t v ery d if Peredatmr Sets - Urn Seta The new state of Manchukuo cult to float on tile French market. ficult to be stem with her, have figure on the eight-hour day with would take on a glittering halo for ' Loss of the money ' put into the warned her twice that it is illegal extra pay for overtime and are said FRENCH INVESTORS these people if it would honor the Chinese Eastern was a terriflc blow for a woman to go about in men’s to have a charter from the Ameri claim s. - to the floating of loans in France. clothes. can Federation of Labor. Heaters - Heating Pads Official quarters and financial cir CONCEDE LOSS ON cles' have watched movements in the F a r E ast o f A ffre d Massene>t, representative of the Franco-Asiatlc Bank of Paris, which bought some hmiing Machines CHINESE RAILWAY of the claims on the Chinese East ern railway when the Russo-Asiatic bank, which fioated the initial loans, PracticaUj^ E very Item Listed is A ctu ally M arked at Below’ Paris.— (A P )—^The billion and a was dissolved after the Russian rev 9 9 half pre-war francs which French olution. For l^ s D ay Only. men in every walk of life scraped M. Massenet proposed to float a Store of Service together in order that the Czar loan for the new state of Manchu could build the Chinese Eastern rail kuo pro'vldlng French claims in the way and lost forever, offidals say. railway were accepted. They have little faith in recent at But officials here believed that a tempts of a group of Paris financi loan of an amount sufficient to in ers to resuscitate French rights. terest the new state would be diffi The Manchester Electric Co.

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Hollywood.—It’s not often that a<& Buster Keaton holds a license aa native daxighter makes good in pic steam engineer for Great Lakes Qnidi Uvorc^ Whiriwind tures. But now Marion Bums has steamers. come along to share honors with her. However, like Frances, Marion We certainly are going to see Anchorggt, Alaakw—(A P)— ICrs. H om age and Now a Cine ]|Cfury/Burewi, mothar of two ,chil- had to do a lot of traveUhg to get enough jungle pictures during the from her home to the inside of a next year—and ^1 because of the dr«i andjrife of W. J. Burowi, air way ofll< ^ ia the flrit Aiaeka wb-. , ma Separation For Rnth. studio. success of "Tarzan” MrG-M plana ‘ Marion was bom and raised in to make three more TarxaL. thrillers nimn to make a solo airplane flight l a d i e s * ( ;■ ■ HoUywoqd. Her home was exactly with Johimy Weismuller. Bryan Foy and the did it after leie than, eight ^ THBX seven miles /rom the Fox studio, ia preparing to produce a jungle hours’ ihetruction. . i Hopywood.—A quick divorce, a Veteran of thouiande pt mliee of IwbiiTfflnd.marriage—and now an- where she now is under contract. stoiy, as yet untitled. And the Co lumbia studio is rushli-g prepara Alaska flying, aa. a passenger, Mrs. SHOES ' other divorce. But she had to travel 12,000 mUes before arriving at her destination. tion on a feminine jungle story. Barrows said .^she offen"hi|ui adeed Such ia a brief outline of Ruth her husband to teach her to ..idiot a A Few Pgirg-»Broken Sizes. caiatterton’e life during the last Try as she might, the young girl W hat do you mcdce o f thiis— if couldn’t get a break before the anything? Rochelle Hudson finally plane, but somehow be “juat never couple of months. However, be got around to it, although, perfectly Mercbaiidise From Our R^rular StodL fore going any further it might cameras. So she joined a stock has achieved her ambition 'o be the company and toured the entire west only feminine player in a pictufA willing.’’ ' . be well to state that the next di '"Consequently while Barrows was vorce will be strictly a cinema one before a Fox executive saw her and And at the same studio Ricgrik) handed her a long-term contract. Cortez - has been given one of the on a trip to tiie Ste^,'M rs. Bar- —solely for the entertaicment of rows took matterh; into« her own the multitudes. Now she is well on the road to suc leading roles in ‘Thirteen Wom hands and learned tb flyiat tbe aâ^ Having surprised Hollywood cess and is back living in the same en.” tion school here, the otfy'institution $1.00 OFF considerably, Ruth and her brand- old family mansion iâin. Just as a point of technical in in Alaska teaching fljdng. y 4 new husband, George Brent, slipped formation, an average of four mi Theirs warA radio romafice, for dene Austin, the crooner, met A g n ta " I never realized while riding with Into town very quietly a few nights Here’s a new record of some crophones are used for recording Antelltne, of Chicago, on the same day she first heard him s ^ over the my husband what a kick it would ago and wahted to be very much sort. Wally Beery hasn’t attended a the sound in every scene you see air. Only; a few days later they were married, and this picture shows be to pilot a ship myself,” she said. On All Shoes Purchased At Ouf alone—so much so that it required Hollywood party for 15 years. His ' on the silver screen. In some them during their honeymoon in Lexington, Ky. ’ several hours of persuasion before last one was given by Viola Dana Mrs. Barrow took her two email scenes, of course, one “mike” is suf children to the field with her when they even woulo speak a few sen in 1917.."What’s the use of having Regular Prices On Dollar Day ficient. But enough more;are re she went to take her leascms. tences' to waiting newspapermen. a home if you want to go gadding quired for other scenes to bring the and-book boys a nice profit Clau It nâs no secret around the film around nights,” he says. Fortunate average up to four. The recording dette Colbert remarked A e had colony that all was-not as it should ly, Mrs. Beery agrees with him. ■ > Only of orchestra music, for example, FlUISniDiaCDAKDS autographed one boy’s book at least be between Ruth and her former Here are two facts we bet you Americans will rejoice over the necessitates six of the little instru seven times on different days, and husband, Ralph Forbes. In fact, the never knew before: Bing Crosby’s new Otympic records—but we could real name is Harry Lillis Crosby. ments. Gary Cooper had the same experi rift grew more and more apparent GET CHANCE TO REST ence. The youngster, with a biisi- have done just as well vdtb the old from the day last winter that Brent ness turn of mind, was filling sev weather records. was signed as her leading man. Yet eral books and offering them for both Forbes and Miss Chatterton Call the Doctor—Quick! sale to tourists for as much as |5 denied they were considering a di WirHOlTMEKSOVER apiece. vorce. ^ .r .' Suddenly, however, right after Sada Cowan is back in Hollywood, DOLLAR the actress departed for a short va HoUywood.—"Mac” and his simi and at work on Edwin Csiewe’s DOLLAR IL R O S 17 cation in Europe, Forbes ducked up larly Inform ed CcAinterparts at oth production of ' 'Tarnished Youth.” t- to Reno and secured the divorce. er studios are beginning to lose Her return from Europe revives DAY V V d r e s s S H O P E j DAY Ruth apparently was coimting the that harried look now that the memories of the glamorous silent “THE SHCH» OF INDIVIDUAUTY” days imtll the decree would be Olympic games are safely in the days (glamorous in memory, any v a l u e s VALUES granted because just a day before past. way) when she, along with Frances HOTEL SHERIDAN BUILDING she arrived in New York from Eu "Mac,^’ whose full name is W. A. Marion, June Mathis, and Jeanle rope. And in less than 24 hours aft McDowell, is the* uniformed police MaePherson, upheld the woman’s er learning that she again was free, officer who guards the main infor end of the screen-writing business. she became‘Mrs. Brent. mation desk at Paramount, the stu That was the thing which sur dio whi

ALL MEN’S BOYS’ NORWALK DIAL Mayflower ' ^ GOODYEAR 5500 ' Ctonnecticut’s 1 • 0 « 7 2 for $3.25. One rack o f SILK DRESSES.. 0 « One to a customer...... !tP JL e U U MEN’S HOSE, Interwoven and Allen A, a COTTON DRESSES. Regular $1.26. Regular 35c, now ...... C e O C 4 for $1.00. Sizes up to 6 2 ...... 9 MEN’S HOSE, Interwoven and Allen A, o q Regular 50c, now ...... xO w C HOUSE FROCKS. Regular 59c ...... 35c 3 for $1.00. MEN’S 0 1 a a MEN’S 01 AA BEACH PAJAMAS. Regular $1.28 ...... 75c \ l STRAWHATS CAPS 91 evUll BOYS’ PAJAMAS, 0 n A A RAYON PAJAMAS. Regular $1.00 ...... 50c Flfuinel or P ercale...... o U U RAYON UNDERWEAR. Regular 59c. Children’s and Misses’ - • AC Step-ing, Pantips, Bloomers ....'...... O v C PUMPS AND OXFORDS...... e M . 9 0 SILK SUPS. Sizes to 52. . Boys’ Linen, Covet * ^ A ^ Regular $1.26...... f N1 WASH SHORTS ...... D 9 C CHI^REN’S WASH SUITS, 1 ()() Wen, her* he ia—the average NEW FALL M ILLIN^Y ItwH viduciL NAmer^pan ijoan! A little narrow in H ata 50c, $1.00 and $1.95 ead i • the oMat, perhajM, and a' Idt' hill BOYS’ s p o r t 'HOSE,...... rawn for ' Uumuh the middle—but thle plaater Regular 50c .....a...... • Nzw fallmottosp ISGu i t PUCBD A. modN doesn't lie. It repreaenta the 3 for $1.00. '.eeafq^te meaaurementa of 100,000 TORtHISZTSNTt vetamnaofan radal atodm after BOYS’ UNEN KNICKERS, 0 1 A A gSB OCB WINDOVS i ?;thelr m im .from the Worid War. Regular $1.50, now ...... JL W eldon dOYS’ SHIRTS AND R O m SHERIDAN b u i t o n -o iT b l o u s b s ...... f 9 C Tlffi LADIES S H (» 2 for 11.50. than aa athlSlolUfa. M - Wn' ilV V .\ v :-rWfv's'."^ ^’■>;:^^ *‘ r*'*- T < r eAC^*.’ j ■ ■ V, ? .»,T, . .‘‘;'.'.-r s ' ^ ■ ■r- ^v.-' 1%

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For h m the FRENCH BEAUTY __ Shots At Peace Distarbers SHOPPE where the pne^ of beauty services are so I New York. — *'BIa4>a>a>h-h>h> September ...... ” bleated Stephen Jensen's reasonable that they can t V ' trumpet. “Wham! Bang” volleyed Armand be afforded by all. Many of the articles we offer are at cost or below costs on present 'day. 1 von Borowsky*s pistol. standard quality merchandise which-we have in stodc. Was not bought far for s one “Entirely Justifiable. . . defendant day special sale. ?. . discharged,” sadd Ma^gfistrate Wil i t i liam C. Dodge. If you haven't been here if “Congratulations!” echoed scores of urban noise-sufferers. And that’s how von Borowsky will amaze you what a became a hero. For not only did really fine permanent Galvanized Ash Barrel Bench Grinders he take the law into his own hsmds with cover, 24 inches high by 18 inches I Equipped with regular and blaze away at a neighborhood noise nuisance; his action was act wave you can get at our diameter. Corrugated giving ^ g I carbonmdimi Wh^ ..... ually commended in court. low prices. Skilled oper extra strength ...... dpi* Beconoee a Hero Now that the full significance of ators adept in all the new the affair has been brought home to him, through deeply grateful letters est modes and methods of Undnûnd Garbage 3 inch jaw, . and telephone csdls, even from totsd strangers, the handsome young Here’s pretty Eleanor Holm, “woman backstroke champion of the hair dress. The prices mentioned include regular $8,50 .. . German-Amerlcan is very proud and world.” with Dick Degener, of the championship U. S. diving team, as the Recriver t.i happy. two watched other aquatic stars perform in the Olympic games at Le Disstoh m ake...... $ 1.00' Rev. John Majmard, secretary; and the three voting delegates, Carmine Casolini, Felix Martini and Giuseppe .Roller Skatea Splnucci. Axes Boys’ or Girls, . . Fourteen years after the end of Axes--Collin8 handled, . , A g I B. B;<’RoUfabt” ...... , .. the war, there are said to be in ■ 'M.'* Italy many Italian-bom veterans of (Red Knight) e P i* U U Boys’ or Girls*, . the American army who have never made any claims for pensions, in HANDLES, best grade 2 5 c ^ Berry «... lei surance or bonus payments and the ItlCkOVJ^ ftievataae •••••• Boys* or Olrb’ _ . Legion has undertaken to aid thrm ’’Pal” B. B. r...... With a couple of aquatic champions for parents, 17-months-oId Diane in establishing their rights. Wright surely should be a star of the Olympics of . 1948. Here, you see • The Italian • Leôn has 760 mem* her in training with her mother, Mrs. Martha NoreUus Wright, former bers, almost all naturalised Ameri WashTdbJ world champion swimmer, a t White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. Diane’s cans who have retained their adopt father is Joe Wright, the famous sculler from Toronto, Can. ed citizenship. No*8galvanized,large ^ g Square, regular $1.26 ...... eP 1 c U U Roller bearing, large body, woO ironod aiid'^ bolted, mbber tire, diM wheel, jG >l A A Floor Brushes regular $6.00! value 9 4 a lll/ ’ SEPTEMBER 14 inch --horse hair ...• 9 8 c I Wagons! (•'I A NEW BEAUTY SEASON AU steel, m e ^ befly, smaiR I In. an effort to acquaint even more of the women Uqidd Veneer Floor Mops I of Manchester and vicin ity with the quality of $1.50 regular ...... $1.00| Fnut Pressers her work Mary Elizabeth Oak boUSd'eôes head sf m 1 bS^hdl continues her reduced Slat tub, ' August prices for the first two weeks iii Sep W adiB dlas tember. If you haven’t TIRE tKaf ntvtr w tari imieiefh. Stf« al- Heavy all copper, rigid hot- A A already discovered the tma, Mther No. 8 or 9 ...... e P O t i l U real economy of Mary w ays...redd gripptng ri^ht to tKa tait B n o m i Elizabeth’s beauty serv All copper smooth bottom .. $2.75 A. mHa. Graatar ridtng comfort, That'i ices Dial 8011 and make |Nb. 8 b a» a convenient appointment at these low pnees. what Satbarlhg Atr-Ceolad tfrat effar you. Coma N o .6 h o n s e w Garden Hose ■I k«dw«* (zsiiVn«d* n ., * Y<« 5 Y ►i;.- ’< 4• 9 c tn and saa 'thfi marvaleui riaw tlra. Laam hew Heavy ply, coupled in d J O Ifttjo more ft eofts to have the addad a a ^ of 50 foot lengths...... ePdM«09 I n J Ih ' PERMANENT This is a Boston woven H* & R. Co’s guar-1 J 5 f0 A (l n A W A t.. tha tiro that noFtr wtarf imooth. snteedhose.. WAVES Enameled hingedr 5 0 c Frederick Vita Tonic, W« eoiry a compMa Hm of MbbritngTIrMi CO^^CFS • • « « e.e ■•••••••••• 4ee*e Neetoil, Genuine Eugrene Eat all prlcM. 28 x 4.78 Standard Balloon . . < Hose Reels t Hfflds 100 feet hose^ an steel 9^9999999 $1.00 I Enasadad. %.. *'..*>,.. .. Perfection Yard Clothes I ^ e r s . 1 fi & I fA n Permanent ?3 ------T il Rotary Steel Posts, a q A A carries 125 foot line .. .. 9 0 « U U Sold oxelutfimhr by ■f . iThree 50c Services Stevens 4 arm by 100 fast $5,001 12 q ^ S n • • • e.o e'e. a a $1.00 . Moulton, 4 arm by 100 feet $ 8 . 0 0 1 6 q t siie >) dorner Sprnca and Pearl Straata c ; M row BUILDING DIAL soil! Phone 6B84 ^ tjl • ^ y - \ U' t, •• ’■T- '■ ^ V ’ . ' ■ r * - ' **.\*^; Wvi.v'!.. yiEWOFECUPSE r Editors Hotet^ lln., R5U«aon’s McADOO IS WINNER I OPENfORUM aam i was ndt bn the B ^ a r s pro posal for .reprsaentatlve kut ' was INNATE PRIMARY /BOLLASpjTB SIONATUBB tbird in the Bowsrn proposal for PEALPOLKY Muchestw People Disap- Editor of the kendd: Selectman. Several who saw both . 'I IN MAni gXiUBBF.. mDAp THEBE V A L î 1 observed in your paper last mistook the signature as bebm lon (OeattaaeM freas Page Oac.) the sseond petitioa fflsd—thnt of . Nut to Fesi bgloe, . (OeatleeefhW Fan 0»e) / night, the statement that I had/ representative. LAKEB plete and laoomplete precincts as p ( ^ e d As Storm Clonds signed'a petition for the nomination gento Manohektor' crowd that cavUdaBi a poUtleal cm* alast 147,062 for Shortrldge; 121,- of Sherwood Bowens as representa plrc baaed oa booac kaow that the SI for Representative Joe Crail, tive to the General Asembly. A tradition attached to the H (^ ■troBf pelBta of their power will be Aatl-Salocm League choice; 93,772 FiDtiM Ski. I challenge the Manchester diamond is that it is supposed to the aalooB, no matter what Ita for Shuler as a Republican, aad 87,- Herald, any state or town official to bring misfortune to its possessor. SPECIALS FOR SELBOnai BIElAtlM' aaaM. 882 for Leo V. Youngworth, Los As ths Herald went to press rain- maap larger dtles the gaaga Angelos attorney and prohibition ladsn clouds promised to deprive D O LLAR D A Y POyATOSS! bushel which attempted dellaace of the ropealist. Manchester people of viewing the ^ DEU O tO U B BIALAGA Federal goveiaaMat, have add out Shuler also ran on the prohibi sedar eclipse late this afternoon. The Ladiee* nnd Omto' thdr deplited bualaeM to amaller tion ticket. eclipse is to be about 88 percent the uaderworid aad have tak> in spite a t Tubbs' lead, Shortrldge total in this section of southern Nsw The Manchester Public Market ea ap fambUag, oommeraal rack* hs^quMtera clalm^ an “estima^'and with the clouded sky Watch Bracelets GRAPES! oteemg. aad vice; dlulpatloni UbiÛon^ ^ «i*owing nu signs of clearing, indica- All styles. IA1IGBing that made hlu« oppose Tam Standard Time, for the purpose of Utive Henry E. Barbour, Republic en’s tennis, defeated Miss Francesa perfecting the list of qualified elec many an.1 won for him a place in th.e an of Fresno, who was trailing Oswald yesterday afternoon, 6-1, Bakery Specials r LIMA BEANS at 25c Wl*son cabinet as usaistant seore- Gleim M. Devore for th e Republican 6-2 in a second round match. Miss tors theiiin and also to receive ap laiy of ^ navy. No matter wiiut Home Made Snowflake R olls...... 10c dozenplications to be made. FINEST BRAND (No. 2 cans) nomination and also was behind Huebner was very Impressive and This will be the last opportunity he does fci or against Tammany Denver S. Church in the race for showed that she will probably make new, If ba helps bring luck liquor he the Democratic' nomination. another strong bid for the title this Home Made Bread, all kinds, 3 loaves for .. -----25c to make application to be made be SWEET PEAS! Scans 25c l3 building tbs Tamm.iby ides in a In San Francisco Representative year. She will next play the win fore town election. hundred cities. Florence P. Kidui and Richard J. ner of the match between Mrs. Land o* Lakes B u tter...... 25c .lb. (Signed) BEST BRAND ITALIAN “The W. C. T. U. makes this state Welch were unopposed on the Re Robert Houghton and Miss Muriel ment in opposition to the repeal; not I ■ " ' ...... ROBERT N. VEITCH, publican tickets and won the Dem Tomlinson. Home Made Pies, all k in d s...... 19c each EDWARD F. MORIARTY, MACARONI! In favor of any party or candidate.'* ocratic nominations also. Represen Entries for the men’s doubles Registrars of Voters. Ih. 5*^ tative Clarence F. Lea, Democrat, tournament are coming In one after Home Made Cookies ...... 10c dozen and Arthur M. Free, Ha:ry L. En- another. There seems to be less Wednesday, August 81. OLD GUARD DEMOCRATS glebrlght, Charles F. Curry, Albert hesitation about entering with a E. Carter and William E. Evans, partner than entering singles play. Confectionery^ S u gar...... 2 pkgs. for lie Republicans, either were unopposed It is urged that not only the best NAME 3 CANDIDATES or were leading their opponents. players but any who have an inter Crisco in b u lk ...... 15c lb. (Contlaned From Page One est in the game look up partners PLANTS REOPEN anc enter their names at the sport I and William C. Fox for the Con- North Adams, Mass., Aug. 31. — department of the Herald, before DIAL 5111 gresslonal .nomination, from tbat Five mills representing four differ Friday night. '^distrlct. Both are from New Lon- ent types of industry are now on The Holland-Urbanettl. quarter- RUY NOW REFORE d<». night and day schedules a survey The endorsement of Mayor Ma made today showed. Plants repre loney for the Senptorshlp heartened senting two other lines are on full friends of Major James A. Shanley time and a 250 percent increase in of New Hayen. Before the town .business In the last two weeks was PRICES^DV ANCE caucuses, the latter unsuccessfullyL reported in-etiU abother manufactur '’sought to have New Haven pledge ing field. POPULAR MARKET ita delegation to him. ’ Dr. Dolan [Went 855 Main Streei Rubinow Building . Dr. Edward G. Dolan of Manches ter and Homar S. Cummings of FOR THREE RAYS ONLY Stamford of ths Nsw Guard today kkOW ' sald they had no comment to make Fresh M ade, Large en either the Monday or last night’s THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY confersncea, they understanding the $10 to $100 governor alone waa to make known Q u a U t y any declsloBa reached as to the • s y e ar ow s stgnstiirs proposed mekeup of a ticket accept able to all. wHkout ssurlfy ' Among Old Guard members to FREE TUBE , day It was said there had been a Larger loans up to FRANKFURTS general opinion for Connessman $300 on your own se With Purchase of Any Riverside Passenger Car or Truck Tire. Augustine Lonergan for the Sena- curity without endors toriid nomination, and his support ers. A convenient included Thomas J. Spellacy, an CUBE CENTER CUT Old Guard leader. The Hartford plan for everyone. eitv convention Instructed its dele Prompt, courteous, gates for Lonergan. lb In the New Guard faction today confidential service. S t e a k s ]|^ e jPork Chops 1 5 * the Information was that Prof. Our monthly charge is Harry Morgan Ayers of Westport three and a half per would be supported for Senator, Al cent on the unpaid SMALL LEAN SHANKLESS ton T. Miner of New London for secretary of state and probably balance. RIVERSIDE WiUlam M. a tro n of Middletown for Contreasman-at-Large. There was Call • Phene - Write SMOKED seme opinion for Prof. Charles Har rington of Kent for llsut-govemor. IDEAL It was pointed out today that fac lb. tional support of Malonsy for Sena- Phunomi AIIOOIATMN. bM. SHOULDERS RAMBLER torshlp. Old not eliminate him from 848-845 Main 8t., 2nd floor ths CoagressioBal contest in the Robinow Bnlldlng, Room 8 10 Third Distrlet as ths dlstrlefcoByen- TAKE ADVANTAGE OP THIS SPECIAL tioB comes after the State conven- ONE DAY ONLY A Brand New River- B o l o g n a Pressed Ham side S p â lly Built to Give the Utmost tt) PoliM i R ings M i n e a d M a i ID Value for Today's FORMAL OPENING V a a l L o a f » l 2 y2« Dollar Tomorrow at 9 A. M. SUCED OR BY THE PIECE ------^THE— STRICTLY FRESH EGGS doz. $ Every carton dated, received, daily. 89x4.40-51 United Malt Store Only EACH 23 OAK STREET A Pull Variety of Presh Fish to Arrive Thursday Morning., When Bought OPPOSITE HALE’S PARKING SPACE in Poirt MANCHESTER CAN NOW MACEEBBL ^ g, Riverside three have been eold for 20 years. MO- BOAST OF HAVING ONE OF RIVERSIDE RAMBLER THE FINEST AND LARGEST lions art la use all ever-America. In all these MALT STORES IN NEW ENG COD STEAK ■ years, an sRtypdi of cars, Rivsrsidf performaBce Sin Each Pair Tubet LAND...... REPLETE WITH ^ ^ has never boen exosUsd by any ether tire. River- 29x4.40-21 $6.46 l o s r BVEP.YTHING FOR THE CUS FRESH DEEP SEA FRESH sldea are made by one (d .the’iqrgeat tire com- TOMER. peiflesindiewerid. Hwneir RivwddelUmbler meets the Riveraide etandardii’Cf quality in ma- 29x4.50-20 3.57 6.92 .79 AND REMEMBER! FILLET SCALLOPS Ruttcpfish terhde and werkmaaahipv Xt outIm the River 30x4,50-21 3.65 7.08 '80 side UaUmitsd Gnirantee. At the lowest prices 28x4.75-19 4.23 8.32 .90 ALL OUR MALT lb . 1 1 c 2 S c lb . I V C ever quoted ea any Rhrersidei, it g im yon every- pt. 2 * . . • 2 N ' diing you WBClfl expedt ftrem « dre retailing*et a 29x4k7&-20 4.30 8,40 .79 much higlMr prtee. , ■ , ^ IS TAX FREE! ' 2i9x4.9S-20 4.49 8.72 1.05 WE PAY THE TAX! i» SWOBDFISH UNLIMITiD OUbltoNTEE: 29x5.00-19 4.38 8.48^ 1.06 V181TINO OUR STORE DOES Every Rhrerdde Rambler Tire ia gaaraataed to NOT OBLIGATE YOU TO BUY. gfoe satiafictery larviee regardlesa of dm# used 30x5.00-20 4 .49; 8.72 iT05 . COME IN AND SEE OUR or mileage run. 28x5.25-18 8.W' .S$ ASSORTMENT. 4.M HAUBUT PKU TIRE MOUNTINQ SERVICE 31x9.25-21 KM 10.48 1.1 0 . AT ALL WARD STORIH FRBBl OPBNING DAY ONLY FREBI WITH E V I«Y CAN OP MALT SAUMON A StK^R FREE! ’5*1. 824-828 Mgin Street, TeL 5161, QVDIBAlJe CLAMS ‘1

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Her in«nils|e,{ar- girl"-i ■ ’S e I S t«*l cfise BpUvenirs.' leeged'^by Tovneeiid’s lev^jn vbo ...... ^ ' CANAWtAN' .^-wiis^ ' s % «:fSE^V»1CW ^ VM Mone’e employer, » rolie trunh ^■v . •' ^ • "K< '* I? t Vienna! wday-lifs^r ekstr .«cT moved it. , ' HObQc Chrlstiiijn wptt '.wwno wJ« wftx ■Iraiife aSelr, leavliyf her Orrai^t .^pngar^.oif 'ieatli^ .raw clima dug I winr /dnrfo - Wib we pi Si30—<7:3(k-Kate tbilthr-Spno tte end of e year to;^lHpopi|e, ^ f^to'tlto waters director''•^th Iîiglaa — _ ale; Pletatora—New.'krislAti Smith, biHtbnb. 4rky m n wbap. kpre ShS- 7HS-Cdlono»sj|^d? " ^ det hmbond'e vlfe In acpiallty ori'j^< p^tOd: b u t't^ tho^State - ^*cmor»^Dlxle;’-Soimi^« enra a divorce. Mona, In-love'-'^tfa Dapurtoient u i Health to Ito weitoly 6:46 -^ HeywoOd Broun’s Air to i' ®idr 7i00— SblQ—Ouy Lon " ' “ Otlumh.- ■ |T;*-,®®**-SS'oV«o;kp Kgw.fcopK ■ .Ûaalc; Oraan 'A her huehand’e nephew, BAIlBT; Celei^'-'.heK; « *v iii CStttoJ.ttorty-thwe cases; of AKK>—Bulletins. 3k#x;kft 5kifa kfxd'klai 7:30— 8:30—^rima Cji ___ _ TOWi OmenD, asreeid to the mar^‘ Marine \Bdnd Consort—LSrietlHliJI.Conp :^'The"tonn ■ ''an".| p in m to t't^ ^ hif> 6:rteôBaxterSs oanpeoanod 6i riafe when eke thought B a ^ was Vtajt-: i 6: 20-.iiM eiri^ ' M ad iE im s — Oanpanis—exit 10—0500—ShilkrotS _____ lopt to her. to^,of hi'itov-toten raw dtons tSi''« ara.notp-^" .wto;lih c ®H5~JJyrt A' Moroo-:.w. nifch he and STfeVE SACX7ARBLU are ; " j ^ ^ y v i l M ^ . Thhtrris eto/P«y:'''eiiVjSlppto' Vacation.’* ^ au .a8lladaera-*A1io ( partners In a diamond mine. Mona's Cetos,te's eyes tiSeveied'tp.^ ^ g A.fsw yeapi ago, ah outbreak of TrQO-^Baseball Scores. Slrmar A-ySehmlat , |■55“ 32*f9“ Cba^l•i Carlilo—« fpT* ty p h ^ taaceid;:to. caw' sheUfflto- re- ,11)0)* Mg.ajq^(p coaat .‘SSlt'iJ'iH ’i!****!’'* o«‘ch'.—o'‘N» ;«• brother, BUD, works for titeno.' to to. ^ b h d i^ B toh d '?'*' ashed' .7;^, rir W toaper^ Bonjos and in» A. Oraair-i-Alao o Ajrsho|rtrar-*V'(o'. A LOTTIE CARB, fashion model, is "His MlliiiilMiil a .u t f^tod. zto ’ '^*cnrafol • pratoutioxiary Thcee I^fd .Hatters. Lotito-toarato*''' mtosures of federal; state and local Mona's closest Mend. tie hartUx. v V]^ , kto W(i 7:80—^Lsnj^ 'R bss,. tenor. f (|oa»—oaat h -'(Ce}totd!’’ raatotf her to to o ro d t tition’‘(tf such occipTencei^^^^ Bfactin- of Melody; y-HaiV# Skateh NBC-WJZ NEtW.OB^ share of his unde's fortune but $ah^Dieg0!syBQo was^put.on ,the i^ve smweya were made of areas 8:00—H g 'iime. ^ a.-KiiWU’ * Today there Is no legal way for her to ar can help me find Urn #|P> yau a;ta a}(|e. tha t door. *!Ara top there? ato!ti<«;.hiock Qv dfitoautot times. TsS?" Vouns Oroh.- BASIC CHAIN—East: wja (key) whir befriend^ hlip. It n ^ ha to my Obtof b ljt' mope nonp^tol’’ where Shtolflto are grown; the sale 8:30—New England Network Pro- v.’haip kiJKa wgar wjr wlw range this. She. employs Lottie |M power to hrtog him‘mu4m wwJttt.'’: The stote bldvtoeJatomwB in for ofi'Shellflsh tidten . from polluted (from W n c to WEEI. Mldweit; - wcky kyw kfkx kenf her secretary and companion wd' . "yto'mw'-hiay® the- idrass,”' ioi ^,g0$ ha^ ^ ^ ‘^ ^ b '^nchley, soo kwk kwer koll wren wniag they sail for South America. Mona .1 V.- ^ lie redeem- areas Was Ptitoitoted by tostoations WJAR. WCSH, WTAG.) SMD;^ ftSS-Oroan Coneert*-c to e northwest a CANADIAN - wtuil sjOd untoj^ptotog;: h«r I towagto* -or law;: slwaaweUia8g3).ptocesm ahurr* ' e takes claims is not| __------•key. WfAi- r mo. Wlao. wds^ Wtpc krta stateroom and cries out, '*My. Bar-^ man.’-Tliey/ir‘- -■ polluted ojr that toe claiiis are well I ; ktrt> klM waco kiJf w«jara wdte :4.3fe-r SdO-fDondiee of Vefterday . lin^’T ^ ' ' miitor'Ôn’t rsetototo tob*' ^tobY’ should hear him In the bai_ cooked b^pre' eiting. Sbellflab tak- ^.yjfe^haa alar wdbj wflw 4H8— 6.*46—L'oweM Thomaa — eaati ry!” “BarhnaaT" ‘TOe ptofeired hot Ibh," says toa Wife. "He sings beaii* .m ti^mrdPUhtfUl ipcati^ should I JW",®T'~.*bcini wabt wcah wmpd NOW GO ON WITH THE STOBY tb~: itoogmra^ toe yoi^ ®:0^ 8:00 — Amea *n* Andy — .eeatS "Anothef'Isl nov®!* h® coosum®d, raw. ) f . a S ’,^'85 '“ S' ’*"i'* TO « HiIdWMt repeat,' lilting note ;simwi;(to, 6:1^ 0:1S—ImMrsonatfono—c to ;o CHAPTER XXXVn ittytfy. W 'b to y '»to3^^^ might iyeto^bim^®ho IVAW kôr kla kQh ,k<|yl "Harbpda, wh that the* aoUgr P<^®>®®® a certih- * ,h P ^ T 7 "kW kpx koln kgb SsSCt , 0:3O—8ttoblna Boya—c to o, ‘ "Do you know Barry Townsepd?" ih jto t-W a . di g ito .too,0inrpT I hAto caught, tosir man* They lq|t kfpy k\*l kem kpifkfbk ♦ Hare—Alao iobtla' jgs and .885 liartioni, OooB. iisg 7SOO—Texpayera' Leagut — :-c asked Mona slowly. She-came l l^tp ■Jw-sPaneinSs^ 8aa*- S:00T-Tlre< Country' Omor “, clayidhg Bmry’s picture to hr^ 4 :00^The ’ CapUvators. •ilj— 9:1si-WhMperlrtg Jaol^mlth heart'u though she loved him. P\ :o to'Cei'mtta’a'fato®r^:'nd.| For generattons -ki health J department 8 advice Is that 4 :20—Descriptiohbf Sun’s Eclipse. coast out ®'5g— cramatleÂlao S Te^ toeto htodemblsw \ e i ’5S[“ ,2i55“ i!"® Froiflan’o OroheOfrA «hf seemed scarcely old enough Bafbuda exoelied'ijh '^ s y any dpto)t etoets clams ^Reaching and passine of ,®l3^.WHIIajn vTpeant Hall — I.OIÎQklO—Pickens Siatere — JBMto: to ,love anyone. Yet Mona realised brought high '\difa'^-'-■: -V-' ; Akippyr-Mldweat repeat M ( ^ mei/her ‘^t o a White fithe he epedeeb bÔre eating. totality). rin)^ncrt7-coast' 0to t: she was not- too young. Latin races 4 :35^Dan(&g. by the Sea. ûTweatfrajpet!'. J. «2‘IS“ 19’15“ S.®®®''® Concert OrebSstrA maturing early, had piûced .this £0MiNG TORAIFS 6:00—Going to Press. Ndtownora-^.'Dlxlo 1.55.30—11.30—wm. ScottI OrebMtra^TO girl who waS'croonhog over the the glrl-^todtoetohtly. She smUedi 5 :16—Description of Sun’s Eclipse Basic; Jones A Hare-ôastmto" photograph. "It was to®r® T met Batoy.'' yto ato g t ^ toiff^ni’:^ eve^ giii m m whp.ito; to love with: Barigt dowh continued (closing stasres). "Pardon, Madame?" said Cdeste, And he—made i®ve to you?’! I Ope of the- rsally unique dance 5 :80— totippy. 'Started their Fall program last*Mo®- startled. "Do I know Barry?" A askejj Lot^^ | 1 to thhûntry. Ty LOroy I Services wiU tons; usual at the 6 :46-r-LpU.e,Wolf Tribe. day morning. man could have loyed this girt, SStoi 1» Church on Sunday. Se);it* 4, aftm 6 :00-i-Happy 'fime .with Irene Many new programs will be heard Mona thought, for just that delij^tV Beasley. . ful, lingering drawl. w« TOW. "toTOtiy; S iS -Si-lK w - S » ! ’pSib*iS SL;!?»'** s*ptTOTO ».«• 5"'!f TO""! tw> » < ^ wui. r ^v this season and who'knows but an ‘ ' SSt svi*Ww S S r araun^^^ 6 :15—Harold Stern's Orchestra. other i^ o s and Andy may be in the But there were other'reasons as ^4^1 I Vtoraw mlakaV"'Hik^ I 00' SftVOV^ llQlOtniBlOQtft IttSllO I ^0|}» By W.' L DALTON well. Celeste was beautiful. She 6 :30—BasebaU stores. dffling,'so‘;to speak. There ato' so "Bariy f '^Gbverit^ht'in a lief came pver her with a joyous to too Sp^tod a 8:8P:^rche®tra. “The VTOC Playhouse!’' pqebably 8:4ST-Oolonel. Btoopnagle and Budd. DeptoMon^’'m to litart .i^p 6 over. has as.many I< ^ admirers'to smy IkAtie satol into a bhilr: “la the ^ laaturad* I _ **®J brother, J.Ba .Banks W J% . N e n j-t^ to n spsakers .will to°®*>. and Mf®* tones* ®:00*—Qulj^ Lbmb^dbA Orchestra; other program. It is heard.- every t o toii^ BuivA and AUen. comedy team,; give’toelr-yt(rira qf sU sides 6f >this Monday evening. 'T to 'bald.; that Mr. nhd Mrii E. E. Foqte and Mrs. 'mop^touh'subwt:;' ;-- -v ' houiht^.H bliday'-B S^| Jersey Alfred H. Pbst visited' toeir mother, '8:W7r-Crim®! aub: "The noatiiag w n c must be off toe 'air. every Mrs, EUsabfth P..HiUs, pt the WUil- .Admiral’’ T* 'Hlie tore other day. mantic Camp Qrhund: Sunday. 10:0^MdeiQ that Batisflei; Riitb commence SepCsO over' WEAF 'and Edwin C, Hill’s news comment Mrs. Clayton Hills and her grand- E ttin g . , . ttaehiin...' '.■■■■'• - ' over WABC ev e^ night-at 8:00 p. ------Holiday chUdren, Olive, Beatrice, Ellen and lOifS—Dr. Berman N. Bundesen, "(3reat, Moments in History’’ is toe m. are on a par with those 'we-libse bf 8 p ^ imnOrtoW. We I to® good toatiiaa to hear them. Too Harold Whife are passing tots week Adventures in Health. titla.of a series‘of history drama® to to hear , when Floyd Gibtxms ’ was 'd fl^ fr * 'm an<& ‘ to b to ’ an d fly to t Mrs. Hills’ cottage a t Point O’ 10:36—Isham Jones’ Orchestra. be toitnred by WJg beginning Oct. with us. His reporting f® full' of HoUdayi j t ’s e a iy r 11:00—Columbia Symphony Orohss- 8* * human interest which make® it high • W m w ' have paatod'HoUday P^lgelo Patrl resumes hi® talks on ly interesting to thdse - have ■ “ •I »ivemng a special Grange tra. »e®ting wass h®lqf»«*y and five other ll:80r—Chari®s Carlile, .tenor. "Yoto;. play a to* Tuesdays m the month were invited "March of Time,’’ over WABC, re^ tore long. Some stonsbra âlready ItoUair Itop Itoha nodded.'misecahly. ' !’X’m glad to>'n 'eagaf®m< at. Rail:®. , Cry®'*»•"Lî to .helghltor,h eighb pr wltow ith toem.toam * sum's® Frid5F*îipt:0., haVe contracted for their'time oh'toe r b^ht ?ou^^.A ^ya'hav® been 2*' Mr.Nr. and apd Mr®*Mr®.' Wtothrap Porter I "Ptoth "VllW, D f^ " over NBC Sir but as yet their prdgtoms arauot * aaid'mtokiy! '' ~ I tored.tor sotosJê uvef.Radio few chUdrandrm motoredniotored to Poinu begins againW O ot.1. developed and as a; result toere ara I 'm ie n , Mona. I’m as anxious to ttou WOR In Newark; N. J . ., A few Sundaya . where their ^ y Knighti!'Qf. K l ^ ' fame, in- many artists .who toe hot siire' of alls' that dark-haired friend ,of Bar* I wdtoO-.weens-, ago, Wlienwqen theymey playedpiayea at 9-Vi'*^h^" WBZ-WBZA augurates..a' netr sketch beginning their future—which puto them in the 9m|s' . ____ _ . ^stifjlce, wUl remain for nffUu's thit onO'ot, ■MiATi too’largest attendances > , | A Week: With Mrs. Claytou Hllls. SprlBgtteld — Uaatoo Sept, 9 tbtoimj|i'>JirBC. '! . , • same class with those of 'us vmo-an i:,'- ' fUbent oaUsrt at,Mr. apd Mrs. Gene and GQlaBn, the Early Bird®, not artists. h® ®f«nl ®- ^ vBusH’s were J. B. Van Arsdale . 1 :1 °®r®“ ftr tosiwre-engagsment. | York a ty , Mr. Anthony. . Wednesday, Aug. 11. 'tTê evshihg dragged.The girls ouperyiSor of Pupllo Works, of (E.D.T.) ; ^ I .r ' ■• V ■ went to toS'danoA St toe Aquatic Hartford, W. A.. Bartiey of West 4:06—Harold Stokes’ OroheatrA C lub't------**•* **— — “ Hartford and L. M. Hartson of 4:16—Total Eolipa® of toe gun. quiPklj South Windham* 4:46—Dance Masters. tilittsd - — _ ------Mr. and Mrs. Romolo. Saglio and 5:06*-Ba®®haIl Scores. o'liloeH'ihs h |d otoared fsf P o ri of The JfissM Hattl®i.:lto)>sooa and their children attended toe 85th 5:02Âmriomtural markets. Doris Buill hays rMUi^bd toom wedding anniversary celebration of 6:16—Bop^VUoon’s Orchestra. iS|)t ai Port of'Etoala-. isettis am Rockland, Ms;, ’ê y s toty. spent a hor parent®; Mr., and Mrs. Alexander 6:30;—Nursery jinglos, songs and D ry Mona, m toe MpdiK lf!hM®hh® of fow^days'.: ' MaftoesajAt toeir,home in Bucking- Btorie8.^' ymihg D8* Alien, falled.'to fthd toe Mn..iMa® Pho«dto and ^daughter, hjsm M d n ^ , •vepiiig. 6:46—U ttle-O ^han Annie. man___ Wbd they 4®y hopedho] ;WObld dlraot Carol, have rstusped to Boston after 2jtiri. HtfentOilbostand her daugb- 6:00—Him®; w®atoer; sports rt- dtom’'to:Holidaytosm:'to: Monday' Ttfand* .Ho i»< sipepdjing ,a>ws«k,wtto Monds in this tern, Deborah; BUigbeth and Hath: Yisw. W om en’s Plain D resses foiu Qsktiig-ata t (mw p a p sM s^ 8Ad>liul would piaos.''. ’ ^ , V ■ eripo of .WlnOboster,-Mass., epent a 6:10—Edward Jardon, tenor. )> I*' ^ nptibb'bsohfpr's®vonii''d®TP*<.'t •' Mil® Edith Bohorta of Woat Hart* few; day® tola .-wstoc wito Mr. and 6:16—^ a Monitor Views toe News Women’s Plfun !yy ■(i . ti'? T ^ , we'il atSy 'SsvOral das^'i fO^. !^ted.' frispds hero, toe first Mr®.'.Hart E. BU|il. Mrs. Buell ac O.'SOr-'^Band -—Ûreotion Edward ’' '’.'Vi '<♦. *'!• ■'■’', ■ “^ra*ided.'' ' ^ '^ iw O e k ; '''' ___'(• companied .them to toe shore !Cralf*!,'': ■... ■ ■ toy d r^ a bsiok ^^to too A Mr®.;^Catooftae,Ehoptoeur,>ito A M artom ^, Mafs.> Vtoer® they 6:46—ZÔwAl.Thomas. ■ M en’s Suits (2 or 3 p ie^> vV«;( r tookJt’toi frion^*!» pamtol * fiw' 7:00—Tim®; Amos ;’ii’ Andy. outoma sBd^ffluid' a .tiucr. 7:l8-ôyal Vagabonds— Ward . ..Mr. ahd'Mrs.iHd'wii^ Tryon of ::T »® M en’s Topcoats m ^îN^'s'dsivA' to rau g ^ ^ ® Mir.. aiiidJHra. GMorao, SiMey '.*®f Gd®atonbv^ vtaited'her parents Mr. . Wilsop. L A B O R D A Y ? " • s?'A . !' ' sUffwtod to® doctof, ,i^ W ’‘'it Haratonyi ««., '.ito m ttng' to'sm add‘Mr®*'E* W. BuMl Supday after- '7:80—qopisdy s]cetcb. y'^ , ' ■* *: ** ii® twOg to;oost usTh® laM® sum of W ithtor, M?a isimb isnd fam nocm. and Mr. apd Mrs. Charles T:46-rfPy Jpp®® and Ernie Hare. TJtof ,! T K erO ’s at||[p le tim e to h a v e ^ A’Jv ) ’■ : uaptilr of .ware 'visitors 8:0O*-Affi0lloan Tammy®®*' D eane ■ ■ ‘ V " ' Y ' S ? Thoy dirov® up Fradosiok ®tf®®t Mlai Fimny. A. BUsh has been an* toars m d j |y dv ' 8:167-R^0kers gportot . C t m yoiiTv clothes “D bugah ‘ SA^di^tme too djpow up gagiM. to toach'tod^^^ !aohool . Mn*.Buby . Gibson ®pont the week* 8:80—Q w ^ Singer^roEdward Mac G leaned” for sum m er’s last at'to«;(^0®a'®PamvKoteiv, '' and wUl bfim ' her dUtiea^^M teach* endvVdto-h|Mr .M tar Mrs. James Hugh, baritone; Louis Weir, om ' big holiday. Phone N O W ;' >e ato«lî||S gz • ‘riim,^':shid: L ^ ; i ^ ^ er aext'-woek.-"'A' ■And,h®r;fam% in RookvlUe. ganlst. oool.'<»Wi loh'hy v ^^tlopkniotiT ’oi 'Frad:c^map andK family of r. and Mfs*, C*: W. Hutchinson 8:4^H arm ony Trio. ' W e call and. d eliver p rom p t ■Piwft^wwaw traOi.; 'fwtt' WaPpfiur oidlod cm» relativia hera and their fp i^ y • and' Mr®* D. W. 9:00—1 ^ Arts’ Orobmtra. :ton^,'-g® isat: hiairaiiiin' Mohs; Buê p t t o d ^ ' ^ torvtiies at the ly. M ^h’s suito clo n ed ou t;. Q f is s ■: Our HYQEONIC deansers 'assure' us. of jthp '' 9:80r'G«ro>ge Olsen’s Orohsstra. dhjmu ®o® wmto'iBsqT,’’"-. (irnumbto *cmito^' 10:j90— .Country Doctor— Philips ■vwap-onl^lL^^'''''^ r- worluhahshlp and service at this low pried!;! ^ .: n ^ ' , 'ftoatod'/.St" s dW®®^ C lll^ HPPm®r and Mrs. A. health to keep your garments: frse of geim.^faiT^tP^'^r ^ ed to has homo dn^M amto^ i^< Lort.''*' ' • - ■ ta{sViatofc*a.tofS,'asd'ptoi^^ ^ (m ;®|Rindudf X waito ,wito^'h^ H*/P^:îraM: vU|ltora in WUlimantio 10:16^^toi®poitog';jiicfc Simto.. 24 HOUR SBRV ICR dirt by having your garments cleansed toe ' ' jM g ; a ' odduBg d ^ , " ' sat Tuesdsy*.'' 10:8Q-7D|raina;; Mo«w*,“ ':■• .■ lôtopiwto^'Lltom^ Atood®' '.^SjUpdiy 'eyeRipg soms'of the local 10:46—Springfield AmuhUoon Nows ■ ffO:;aB:C®i^ * (|).: -''j msphanr of'^^'T riûnty CSiris* huUstm®. Ai H Y O B O i n e ' ti®A lmd®atior:;lAdUn'attended the 1 1 :0 ^ 1 1 ^ :'Weather; sportii review bo not fall to take advantage of this egtrMMfirdeW«pf|e®* ' " vdio atjl^d ara to-give as asrvioe in..W®stifii(MitiDr. 1-1 ri6—Caosara Bodero’p 6roh(istnL ; .. ■ ^ I '. J ■'w ; ' '.'. tow y m l ® y \ 9 a .y ^ oW* HarippffStmi cowiM HDTc5m55roSli^SADOB; 12:00->Orche8traL ' “FO R H EA LTH ’S SAK E, W EAR CLEAN CXiO TIiK ^ I2:ij0—Tjme., SauA M m ^ ta tia t AsdOvar, QK®n., Aug. 31.ji-( Ellis Bay,'Anti'Oosttlriand, Que., A vo^.'Sti^dadv W®^'* A ugi'Sl— (A P)' :-*r- The fiying BDBIHDD TO D B A ip ’ H ale’s D ry a ea n fa t v t s ^ s V. ho)d i» - tp ^ t ^ c ftiatty of Hutdhln®ons'®nr6ute from -tovBpi^ fmr two NeW' York: to 'Blimps 'in easy at®g®® New YmA Aug. 81-;(AP) —Mrs. Kmllhiie®^ today.',. : ;■;■ .; .,'' via'Greenland, w«r® in Labrador to [a ^ e SMbie, 40, burned to death ThsAcoir,' htong. toan®p.'Iv'H(H>®daI.AÂ\^tAn(m'4bf 600 miles, aP'mEtMBiibn'one .atiny below. St Qsleoa Meapr* Jurod/?.: . ■V;Th«'îP^ber,'*..tifi . i y w inv a .Utti® vPmre. t l i ^ : 'four hoiurs. • The.otoqr/tenant® («’tltoWem itoe 8w01lij91'yiNrtm^,>i niiiir nept jusap.woidd be to Green- Cpsl.csiipjp#>W r ' todwssdtyMsEritt'of vAp^var, '*saiv- 1® ■: qffl- bulhllpg ymre aWakoMd by .Scobio’s .i r * T . (dii^^spjid cdmpists* ;Of to® laS^*' ■■■■ ■ ...... cries, s e i^ artloles; of dcitimig and m It- /■ i«>f‘_,to® ged.'.- ‘ > i f u m n a / .,*•3 1 DIEB mmttet( it'whlsh^^tlw'drst *■ % 'a/.w* iout in pi M r / I&nieg ¥'8 8 ( ^ yi 'Aug. 8L-^(AP)i^ Heri* •iBibctoa-j ’■to’" :V d' ' in> .wAAsaatam-^, * * **^ f •. -v^, P rin r t.;,. rlsa;. - ••''S * hftow'as to®’b ^ Of ■" ■''itL l a ' W s t o W disd^ v to ; to® ’ boi •rvdi^rj •_ F-,. •',*i» ; • hid/ltv®d a ^ e , bUiid: A.C.J '■s f fvi»i W" '■‘i ' 'J t. ‘ K A iif iii R n mrsNiNfl a s u t o . w d i b umaaKKKmmi ,wmfimAT« Aturar uNk TACnCS BANNED AS DANOEiiOtTB rMMWRSNVr B M M in favorftet EOmiiiated fHMumnncBUDiHOMERS OI f h Pro Chaiqrioiuliip I WOIFOR b m Orar Luh At Borke, Cooper and Anaow EPrANXETBAS SeeAjr Budi bit Wihl; Vines AW auiEi l i r a Sn n A U 1 W | In r : of RnuDf— Ton HDIIUDMSEIBM Other Rmki. SEENASnmilSIS Bjr 6 m Hr Mirihi 19 Ih Chsi lU hi; Cell C ::ary, of AHnayi Load- ^ PkfMl, Uf. Msashsstsr, wen 1UOIE20YEAKS Mtf wu nwuded • vtetory ever MTENK SHOES ia| Iho Coatondon. IfonBU Lflsk U l St OflotelsoB, (ht llih ItniihL n ^ tber aasi te tM squusd sttste e ******** fM d y BmmIi A riM iMt Awt^6|etbSMWsrswmv It. PAul, Him., Auf. II.—(AF)— V iton a SoBihpiw H u Pitdi* ^ WSV6 ef, ths^lBiM Mult Psital Dnw'WH Briei Stin Te* Tbs auutg to, btK imps m e lurvlreri of Xfllon Mf windi wbiob sheuM iMvs IMM jfiveu Mm irsB when SMB bMsaaJ tfesfiMS blow luoh fovoritoi u Billy Burka, ad Orar 4^00 bniDia, cross for Ms g eet weak, but Mm h Umt If Tkqr Senir hMflpf by E IbffMd fcM Item •* Horry Ceopor u d Tommy Armour referee timgbt ottasrwlss so P s f u i outsteMPf sbMMtsilatls ef Ite from tbo mrwayi to t^ oidollpoi waut ufldooortted on Mutt ooouIod. 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Olla Dutr& a foresd tbs flfbt from tbs Mm o f Mm teftsasM they nt watob tbat anueuttood tbo start of New York, Auf. 11.—(AF)—Yhs mors fer Mm drouit to Mfetets vte- l u IfoBlea, OoL, tounuM B t modal- Ohlotfo, Auff. 81—Four gamei tbs ooDtest and tMvslsd many mills lot. wltb 140 b oitf aad tbo flvo tlmo Tlteas ei teaals, Ellsworth Vlass, tory, have bom won this year by aa arm around tbs rluy trytu to f st his dp* Muigerfsfs ■oMsrsMeseere WAWtnb ' Mbf of tbo Hatlra’a monoy playon, that has pltebod more biseballs peucut to flfb t IB n o mouMmo in Jr„ u d H u ry Ooobst, wtr*i drawn Kit wag Osbrif m tor H afu wbo playod Jobuny Yistevdsy It wbm (haa aay otlurMr ttpper flipper eurreatly eurreni do- thoM travofs ba wM landtof oems ysitsrday m preêettvs flasllste la two taomorsI brobrou ^ vtetotv oyfr |is OoldoB o f Noroitra. O ou . hard shots that rauf Hks a frank Obiosge waitsKbits — Mte d*0.------I ^------'s e m Ooopor, Burko aad Aramr lag busliMM la the W f leifuei the aattoaal ilaffls6 .ohampleBsUp wm zt Is a long.loBf, idtlBBy and left-baad' isft' mSSSAYSNEW Voamik Convinces Indians furter afainst a aids of bosf. Hs sta r^ laturday at ForsitM ^. sad 81st botasri braufbt la flys ruM iriotlmo of a toa m u playoff for sdana. At Ihs top md It is attaeb- was so far out ahead in tbs flrst two aad mads it cai^ for AUm to tUrty Mooad placo. wbieb waa wra Tbsrs Is BO fiiarutss tbs oolor- •d to tbs six-foot slx-iaoh fnuao of GUDMIUSDONT rounds that It issmsd hardly usoss- ful llttls FrraauBaa will bs ftvea iflors his I8tb triumpb la 17 gaaMS. r Wrdlo tbroo'o off tbo oltt^ Abo tbo Bum kaowB as Bppa Rixsy, OiB- aary to ooutiaue tbo third, but tbs Tbs Boitoa Rsd Vox JtevO tbs ■ p M a , Obleafo and A1 OolUai, Fielding Equals Bat Work; u opixMtuBity to avoago his rs< S eUmatl Rods’ vsteru. All four of card qallsd.for tbat mimbsr o f obap* o u t d e fu t by Vinos la tbs Davis day’sjtelM jisrforaaaaos la k a o e l^ XaaMi City. _____ Its 1988 triumphs havs bem takm TROIWROJANS tern and It WM travsted for that dls* oup matebss. Me will hav« to bat* Was FerrelTfrOm Mm boa la Mte fim from tbs Pittsburgh Pirates. taueo with Ray fottluf tbo flad laalag aad beatlag Osvslaad M, BBinSH IfAMB TBAM League*s Leader At Post MS bis way tbrdugb a braoket tbat Thrm solid bite aid a bass on bans To say that tbs Pirates, wbo m- band .from tbo pooplo presont laoludes some of u o world’s great* tertalnsd peaaut hopes a few aad tbs decision from tbs referee, teat tbs. la d iu aes abowtrward. Bfookliao, Mau.. Auy. 11.—(AP) Famooi Cwdi BeficTM They est players to gala the final round, A’s BsM TIgsra weeks ago, wort thwarted by Olevelud, Auf. 81,—(AP)—Tbefeet bridge Field tomorrow night at 5:45 the United States, as well iw Marcel EcBpte, count 100 idetoriee mifficiut to win Stiê the g r o u d nwy handicA^ the o’clock, and- Indications are that the in such a manner that, he won the STANDINGS decision of everybody u d got the Bernard of Fruce ud Takeo "Uttle Yerld Seri^” a league championeblp. Trojus as they are noted for their benedicts u d bachelors will present Kuwabara u d Jiro Satoh of Japu. dri>^g ball carriers who sometimes a hotly contested ball game. gold watch. After 20 years of firing at Na Americu League Peter Corona, 136, Hartford, hit In .CJocbet’s. group are, David Toronto, Aug. 31.—(AP)—^Long can get up and scramble on after The Single Men have completed Jones, Sidney Wood,- Jr„ J. Gilbert. diatuce swimming addicts gathered tional League batters, Rixey still apparently heing downed. W. L. Pet. their line-up, which will be as fol Kid F ru cis, 141, Middletown, so Manchester, N. H., Aug. 31 — gets that sinky feeling in his New Y o r k ...... 91 38 .705 hard tha,t near the close of the first Hall, F ru k Shields, Fritz Mercur, (AP) — Joe Giâgnlni was the here today for the 1C mile Cuadiu Coach Jones, however, favors the lows: O. Ck>ok, c; Jim Sullivu, cf; Johnny V u Ryii u d Muuel Alon-> stomach when he steps to the hill to new rule, as it will leave no excuse Philadelphia ...... 80 60 .615 O. Anderson, 3b; Jerry Sullivu, lb; round the Middletown entry was on hero of the hour: as New Orleans National exhibition marathon in W ashin ^n ...... 73 54 do of the United States; Frederick T.«v« Ontario, but whether the race start a game. He had it that day in for u opponent to pile on u d will .575 K, Trinitt, 2b; G. Gardner, ss; F. his knees In distress when the bell u d Springfield, Mass, awaited the 1912 whu he faced the Chibs, with Cleveland ...... 72 58 .554 saved him. He was so badly hurt Perry, Eldward Avory ud J. S. pasEdng of. u eclipse to resume their, oould be held on schedule remained eliminate m uy Injuries now caused Freney, rf; C.. Linders, If, u d E. OlUff, of Englud, u d Jiro Yama- Evers, Tinker, Schulte, Steinfeldt, by "piling on.” Detroit ...... 64 62 .508 Gardner, p. tbat he could not continue in the battle for the Junior Americu: Le In doubt. St. Louis...... 55. 70 second u d Peter was given a knock gishi of Japu. . Not until officials have tested the Chuce u d others, u d shut them "The new rule on protective .440 The Married Men have not, as gion baseball suprexhacy. out in his big league dehut. He had equipment will not affect the game Chicago ...... 39 87 .310 out decision. There were a total of 92 entries, Graffagnlni not: only pitched the temperature of the lake’s chilly yet, completed their line-Up, but with 28 matches scheduled Satur it the'other day whu he beat the at all from the studpoint of the B oston ...... 37 92 .287 Linders will pitch u d Gariok will Bob Doyle, 164 1-2, Middletown, full nine inningv for the western wafers were the 200 odd entruts to Pirates the fourth time this year. National League won the glory back for the city ot day to clear off the loose timber for champions but his double during a learn whether or not they were to go spectator,” Coach Jones^ said, “but catch. Other players will include, But after he has thrown to a couple gives the' boys a break as no pad ' W. L. Pet. Frank Rider, B. Garick, Cone, R. wide streets, when he took a well th' start of the importEmt matches Titpa toning rally drove In two runs to the starting line at 10 a. m. (E. of batters, the stage fright vanishes. Chicago ...... 74 51 .59‘<1 earned decision from Young Brit on Monday. u d gave New Orleans a 3 to 2 'win S. T.). Under the rules the race c u - ding may be made of hard sub- M oonu, F. Diana, Gardner u d B. In m uy ways, RiXey is u exact stu ces. Pittsburgh ...... 68 60 .531 Oliner. It is possible that the win ton, 165, of the. Rose o f New Eng- Crochet’s Initial opponent Monday In the opening game of the “Little not ^ held unless the temperature opposite of old Grover Alexuder, Brooklyn ...... 68 62 .523 land towns, Norwich. will be Jake Hess, Jr., of Houston, World Series." ef the water registers a minimum Jones believes the game will be ner of this game may challenge the wbo was a rookie of one year’s ex speeded up by the provision in the Philadelphia...... 65 66 .496 Green Barber’s Nine. Jimmie Britt, Rockville’s favorite Texas, while Vines is paired against Today’s game was to start some o f 60 degrees. perience on the Phillies’ staff when substitution nile that subs may be St. Louis ...... 63 66 .492 son, must have thought that there Charles Marks of New York. time after 8:30 p. m. (E. S. T.) be the big soutopaw brokein in 1912. put in only when time is already out Boston ...... 64 68 .485 was something unusual in store As a prelude to the champion cause of the eclipse. Toronto, Ont., Aug. 31.— (AP) — Both quickly acquired excellut con New York ...... 59 69 .461 when he met Frukie Roberts, Hol ships, rival squads of this country’s Today’s probable lineup: Lutem s u d flashlights were added unless the coach is willing to ac trol, but Alex adopted the motto: cept time out to make a substitu Cincinnati ...... 54 74 .423 yoke, the way Roberts started. players will compete in the: annual. New Orleus Spriiifllild today to the rowboat cargoes of “Get it in there and make ’em hit.” tion. And the new rule liberating International League LEAGUE LEADERS It did not last Icmg when Jimmie East-West tetun matches today and Mounes, 2b Peloquln, Ot coaches who were to scull along Rixey pitched a good m uy more substitutions by permitting men W. L. Pet. got his location and then it was Jim Thursday at East Orange, N. J. Diaz, cf Pallini. » with the competitors in the Cua Newark ...... 93 50 balls because he preferred to work taken from the game to return in .650 (By' Assodlated PresS) mie’s fight imtil the end of the con Members of tbe West team are Constucy, 8b N b^J. diu National exhibition 15 mile on the batters ud, if possible, run the following qu i^ r is desired to Baltimore ...... 80 66 .543 test. Ralph Bargarasi, 166, Nor Vines, Gledhill, Lester Stoeffen,: Fraische, ss Haniten, ee marathon swim. And all because of Buffalo ...... 76 65 National Schonacher, p Slciliuo, « the coimt to “three-ud-two.” leave no excuse for allowing injured .539 Batting—O’Doul, Dodgers, .363. wich, won by a knockout over Jack Tidball, Elbert Lewis u d Jo the eclipse of the sun: About four yeus ago, a friend of or tired men to play, according to Montreal ...... 74 68 .521 George Rocco, 163, Hartford. seph Coughlin, all ot Califoroia. Manglapue, If Coffey; f. Rochester ...... 74 70 .514 Runs—Klein, Phils, 138. Craven, lb COnnolly,N Rixey’a, commenting no hia age u d Jones. Hite:-Kleln, Phils, 193, Romeo Dube, 146, Holyoke, beat Shields, V u Ryn, Wood, M ugin, long years of service, advised him "As you know,” Jones said, "three Jersey C ity ...... 65 80 .448 Walter Barimlcld, Norivicb, in the David Jones u d Alonso represent Barry, rf _ to copy Alex u d cut down the num Albany ...... 63 81 .438 Runs batted In—Hurst, Phils, 124, Guillot, c Raffaele,. !* times out are allowed a team in Doubles—Paul W uer, Pirates, 53. final u d star bout o f the evening. the East. Two doubles u d two ber of pitches he made to erfbh bat each half, u d successive times out Toronto ...... 49 94 .343 singles matches are scheduled today. Umpires—D u Barry, American CtOmSTORACE ter. The veteru thought it ’ over Triples—Hermu, Reds, 16. League, and Charles .Donnelly, Na bring a penalty of five yards. The Home runs—^Kleln, Phils, 35. OLYMPIC BOXER TURNS PRO u d decided the advice was sound. old rules tdlowed coaches to substi TODAY’S GAMES Toronto, Aug. • 31.-^(AP)—Horace tional League.. ’That day he got through the first Americu League Stolen bases—Klein, Phils, 20. “Lefty” Gwyxme, hard-hitting To tute men at u y time u d slowed Pitching—rWameke, Cubs, 19-5; EAST SLIGHT FAVORITE ' 1BR0DG8 nos TOWNinning on eight pitched balls. He up the game. The new rules will Chicago at New York. ronto butamwelght, who won the “EDDIE TOLAN DAY** threw only seven in the second. The Detroit at Philadelphia. Swetonic, Pirates, 11-5. 118 pound title at the recent Olym Lansing, Ifieh., Aug. 31.— (A P )— speed it up as subs will be put in A m ericu New York, Aug. 31.—(AP) —^The storm broke, in the third; he. was only when the l»ll has gone out of St. Louis at Washington. pic Games at Los Angeles, has east ruled a slight favorite over the Governor Wilber M. Brucker has blasted to all cornera of the orchard Cnevelud at Boston. Batting^—^Foxx, Athletics, .360; turned professional. This announce west for their annual two days’ ten proclaimed September 6 “EddiO’ bounds, or there is, u incomplete Ruth, Yanks, .362. Bicycle E?ent of 125 Miles u d sent to the ahowera. Next morn pass or some other thing has occur National League ment was made last night by offi nis series opening today at the Tolu Day” in Michigu, to honor ing he saw his adviser. Boston at Pittsburgh. Runs—Foxx, Athletics, 128. cials of Toronto Maple L ^ . gardens O ruge, N. J., lawu tennis club. Two of the little Negro youth who, to red that automatically cause time Hits—Muush, Senators, Foxx “That was a hell of a system,’’ he to be taken out’’ New York at Chicago. who signed Gw3rnne to e^pear in a singles u d two doubles xoatches the words the proclamation, To Be Held Suiday h said bitterly. “1 should have known Brooklyn at Cincinnati. u d Simmons, Athletics, 177. preliminary to the Emile “Spider” were oq the opening day’s pn^âm “brought honor to our common Runs batted in—Foxx, Athletics, better. I’m too old to be picking up ’The two most importut rules, (Only games scheduled). Pladner-Puama A1 Brown world with one doubles u d four singles wealth by winning the two. principal new tricks. It might have worked 140. championship, bout here 12. battles tomorrow. dash events” at tee Olympic gamea. Honor of Washington. use of the huds on the face ud Doubles—Gehringer, Tigers, 38. for Alex, but it will never do for abolition of the flying block u d me.” Triplies—Myer u d Cronin, Sena tackle, may affect a lot of teams, tors, J.5. but they won’t work a hardship on Yesterday*8 Stars A large number of amateur bicycle Rixey waa bom in Culpeper, Va., Home runs—Foxx, Athletics, 48; the ’Trojans, Jones said. Ruth; Yanks, 39. riders from this vicinity ud May 8, 1891, u d g r a d u a l from “Tlie rule penalizing the use of By Associated Frees. throughout New Englud, are ex the University of Virginia, where he Stolen bases—Ghapmu, Yanks, the huds on the bead will hit only 39. pected to participate in the Wash majored in chemistry. For a while teams u d players that have been John Wdeh, Red Sox^Halted In ington Bicentennial Unpaced Bicycle he waa Professor Rixey, B. 8., M. A. dians with four hits. Pltchi^—AUu, Yanks, 15-2; ______Inc. abusing the privilege, o f use o f -the Gomez,ez, Yanks,Ya 22-6; Road R u e, to be held Sunday, Sep He’s one of the mo6t inteUigent men huds to strike oj^nents,” Coach Lou Gehrig, Yanks—^Drove in five tember 4, under the auspices of the In the majors. Jones explained. Trojans have runs against White Sox witb SOth Hartford Skating Club. And Ua name is not Epjpa Jeptha been noted for their rCleu play u d u d 81st home runs.. Two ru e s will be held, a 200 kilo RIxay. I don’t know what his mid their ability to go through gaixies Ossie Bluege, Senators->HiB two meters race for men, u d a 67 kilo dle name iSv with few infractions called against doubles and single accounted for Announces meters race for womu. The length them.” five runs against Browns...... of the first rue is in observuce of As to the flying block u d tackle, Jimmy Foxx, Athletics—Cracked Monday night’s games to the A NEW DEPARTMENT AT OUR STATION George Washington’s 200th birth Jones teaches his blockers to make 48th homer with one on to beat West Side Sr. Volley Ball League ______^ ^ day, u d the length of the second in EAST SIDERS ISSUE sure of contacting the opponent be Tigers 6-4. found Team 7 taking two out of observuce of the year of his deatii. fore delivering the blow. He has al Guy Bush, Cubs—His relief pitch three from Team 6, u d Team- 4 The first race is a distuce of 126 cm. FOR GRIDDERS ways been against a flying block as ing stopped Gluts. winning two out of three from Team —COMPLETE— miles u d the second is 48 miles. Inefficient as the opponent may Tony Cuccinello u d Danny Tay 1. Teams'6 is tee League champions Tbe men’s route will pass through dodge before the-blocker luds u d lor, Dodgers—Aided in Dodger vic The. team .consists o f Helmax Gua- Huchester, starting at Hartford. M eet T oruhtow Night To Lay once the blocker is off bis feet he tory over Cardinals with home tafson, captain, Albert Ford, Stuart cannot change direction. runs. Tagrirt, Dick Kerr, Phil Wqddell Auto and Fender Repaini^ The start will be’ at 6 o'clock Sun Pfauis f a t Season; Green u d Hcêy. Gustafson. Next Friday day morning at Cost’s Park, Hart Jones teaches his blockers to keep berg To Coach. toeir feet whu they contact their night in the ffnal games of. tee aea- ford. Racers will go throuidi this aon Team 6 meets Team 8 u d Team Wdding and Radiator Work town, Bolton Notch, u d Oovutry, opponents so thw. can drive on Last AffgAt’sftgAts 2 meets Team 3. through Columbia, Hebron, lA ul- The East Side football team hopM through them u d keep control over Tbe finals of tee Weat Side Sr. This di^partmuAt friU be la charge of an cxjpeit #he ki8 M .lheterr bOro, East. Hampton u d Portlud, them until they are out ot the play. (By Associated F r^ ) to be represented on the . gridiron Tennis Tournament will bring to hia line and au| render the nioterinto e i Manchester a service a t a n ^ then to Addison, to Buckingham tK. year by uother fast eleven, al Boston—Walter Cobb, Baltimore, gether Austin Brimley u d James lors, to Buck’s Comer to East though the absuce of two or three Jones’ interference u d bloddng stopped Jack Sigmore, Cambridge, Metcalf, in tee Jr. Tournament H. service station or garage in tids vidaity* . ford, finishing at Colt’s Park. are the strongest features of his at Mass., 4. ’ Brown will, meet K S

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A. schools, motored to Point last Stmday. a D V B RIRHSEM T IS ENT8 MOVING—TRUCKING— APARTMFN'I'S—FLATS— Scene of Demonstration On organized 40 yea: êan Ago, will begin ^ lA st Saturd^ evening bbtwben STORAGE 20 TENEMENTS 63 LOTS FOR SALE Mimday, September 12. the faU term clasises the week of 50 and 7S:ptople attended a surprise Oo«nt aT«rac« T®**» *• „.IL housiewarming p a ity fmr M r. and Cmnusaouer Stocdid |w XaitUls, BOinlMn »ad abbr«Tl«tloBB FOR SALE—2 LOTS on Center- September 2i6. '7Yi^ yetrel of South Carolina politics er and which Mr. MePheters believes Accounting, Commerda' Law, with heart trouble. The funeral the inability of participants in traf All advertisements must conform ONE. TWO OR THREE room fur la style, copy and typography with since he was old enough to vote, led will cut our tall silage com rapidly Business Statistics ' iind Business was b i^ Monday at St. Catherine’s fic to see hand idgnale which are ob regulations enforced by the publish r e p a i r i n g 28 nished or unfurnished apartments a field of four candidates in yester and efficiently. Psychology are given. The third church in Broad Brook and buria! scured by reason of the construction ers and they reserve the right to for light housekeeping at 26 Birch. day’s primary. ’They will enter, a Three methods of harvesting will year. Auditing, Investments, Mar wiu in St Bernard’s cemetery in or loading of these vehicles. - edit, revise or reject any copy con Inquire Room 11; Rockville.;. ' ’ sidered: objeotlonablq. WASHING MACHPIB, VACUUM second race two weeks hence to de be demonstrated at Mr. Bunce’s keting, -Real Elstate Appraising and "A derice which, by the preasihg cleaner, phonograph, clock, gun, cide the nominee. Real Estate Law are listed. The Thursday evening a bus load of CUOSINO HOURS—Classified ads to FOR RENT—DEPOT SQUARE, 8 farm according to the Bureau an of a button, shows by an Ulumlnated be published same day must be re lock repairing. Braithwraite, 52 The vote compiled' from unofficial nouncement The new. offset hoe for jfourth year offers a toorough train abdiit thirty Wapping Grangers will arrow the proposed change o f !:••••• • • s inick. Geometry, Algebra, Trigonometry, Oh, it were better to be a poor 00 sound, khd all it needs is a new f o r r e n t —SEVERAL desirable In the Fifth district Rep. W. F. of handling silage com and he will wrong button or change his iffmd JDaatba eeeeaeee*.* •3CR« •• • •.••••••• Phyisics, Power Engineering, Auto fisherman th«n to meddle with the after having given the signaL Bo ft Card of Oriiaiiks •••••••a******** . coat. M^ny. appealing samples to tents, ranging from $22-$50 per Stevenson of Sheraw was trailing demonstrate these methods at Mr. mobile Mechanics, Automobile govenunent of men!—^Dwton. is that, even with the best of titeie In Mamoriam e e • • ee •• • •.• SK* choose from. Phone 3615 for sam month. Apply Edw. J. HoU. Tel. John P. Richards of Lancaster, Bunces*. Lost and Found Pointers for Women, Radio, Slide devices as now 'offered, the most ples. Manchester Upholstering 4842. when the votes from 204 of 223 pre- Representatives of the Federal Rule and Welding. Annonneements t».« •#«»••#••••••• SUGOEBIS WORLD INSTITUTE that can be expected is that the sig Personals ...... Company. George J. Holmes, decor.; cints had been calculated. The vote Quarantine Board in charge, of the This IS the second year In the nal will be interpreted as cautionkty - . .Avtonwfelles rative upholsterer, 244 Main street. FOR RENT— 6 ROOM ELAT with stood Richards 15,514; Stevenson European Com borer control, en Automobiles for Sale ...... garage. Inquire W. Manning, 15 School of Practical Arts. Ri addi and not decisive. Established 1922. 14,664. tomologists from the State Ehcperl- tion to many courses of cultural Vancouver, B. C., Aug. 81,— (AP) Automobiles for Exchange Walker street —Â world institute ' of engineers "Any such signal, nevertheless, Auto Accessories—Tires ...... ment Station and state college and value that have been arranged, this will Indicate, there. Is probably Auto Repairing—Fainting ...... Ffirm Bureau officials will be on department of Hillyer is able to was proposed by Prof. E. C. ChiU- Auto Schools •••••• FOR KENT—FIVE AND SIX room w lck. U niversity o f British Ctolum' to be a change of direction or need SITUATIONS WANTEDu- hand throughout the day to discuss prepare men and women to take the of Jbe vehicle frdm which it is gfVmi, Autos—Ship by Truck ...... • tenements, . with all modern tm* bla, in .An- address - hero yesterday Autos*^—For BUr# 4 FEM ALE 38 provemjents. Inquire at 147 .East com borer control to anyone inter State Board high school equivalency which is of some worth. The iiistol- Garages—Sarviee—Storage . . . . . 10 lUOTATIO before the aunual' convention of the Qenter fitreet or. telephone 780A ested in the subject. examinations and also to give them lation of mechanical signals for spe Motorcycles—Blcyoles ...... 11 PRACTICAL NURSE would like Europeisn com borer has become an oppdrtimlty for toe study and American Institute of Eaectrical En cial purposes is unquestioiiabli^ a Wanted Autos—Motorcycles .... 18 gineers. nursing. Day or weeje. Maternity I RENT HUNTING?—Tell us what so prevalent in some sections of the practice oif A rt The coursofi ottered great advance and perhaps it Is hot Bnslnesn aiifi Pvafesstoanl Services With a broad, membership and fa Business Services Offered ...... 18 . nursihg preferred. Mrs. Mabel L you want, we’ll take care of It for northeastern states that It is almost a re: A rt; Um of line, form and col too much to say they ought to be in cilities for interchange of engineer Household Services O ffered...... IS-A Hunt, telephone 7614. you witnout ebarge.' R. T. McCAnn, impossible to raise a crop of com to or, History and Apprîatibn of stalled upon all the la ig e r pUbHe Building—Contmoting ...... 14 ing knowledge, mankind in general 69 Center street Dial 7700. We feel that our children have a maturity according to the Farm Art, P^chology and Public, Speak service motor vehicles and on:-M l Florists—Nnrierles ...... ,.<;* 16 would derive benefits, from sectional Funeral Dlreotors ...... 16 right to ôw up normally with, Bureau and this condition niay de ings-The foUbwIng high school commercial vehicles where, by rea Heating—Plumbing—Roofing . » 17 6 ROOM TENEMENT. 9II Improve- other chiliU^n. G^tinued publicity^ cojirses are also given: EngUsh, |>rbgresB. Interest and responsibility son of the load or construotion of Insurance ...... 18 GARDEN-FARM— velop in Hartford County unless ments, garage, good location, bent will, make this Impossible. History, Languages, Mathematics, should be token* the ei^rlneer in the body, the hand signal cannotbc Millinery—Dressmaking ...... II DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 everyone who grows com, from the the social amt economic problems of Moving—Trucking—Storage ... SO reasonable, 32 Walker street In •^-Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh. Sciences and Literature. seen from other vehicles. sack yard gardeners with one row to the day, be said. Painting—Papering ...... 81 FOR SALE— FANCY Gravenstein quire 30 Walker. Tel. 7268. the dairyman with 20 acres, inter Practically all (ff the classes in None Beoommaided Professional Services...... 83 apples and .other good things for Pve never been happier or felt the Hillyer Y. M. C. A. schools are Prof. L. E. Reukema, University "No particular type of signal < is Repairing ...... 38 ests himself in how to control the of California, 1 ^ -stress on the stu reasonable pidees. Robertson Farm, FOR RENT—FOUR room flat. Per younger. Age ifi a matter of the open to both men and women and especially indicated, but xmques- Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning ... 34 spread of this insect and then goes dent part of the program, and en Toilet Goods and Service ...... 36 New B olton Road. fect condition, convenient location. brain, not of the arteries or muscles. are held in the evening at the Y. M. tionably.it will 'be a fact, as has promptly to work and controls it. dorsed- Prof. Cull^ck’s proposal for been true with all other devices Wanted—eBusiness S ervice...... 86 Available immediately. Dial 7160. —Clarence Darrow, 75, crimliial C. A., 315 Peqrl street With the Edncatlonal which have been accessories first law yer. exception of Welding, which begiu an International Association. Courses and Classes ...... 87 FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene- and later became part of the- driv Private Instruction ...... 8S HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 HOLD RACETRACK TOUTS. Thursday evening, September 22, Dancing ...... 88-A ment, with all improvements. Ap October will be time enough to ing equipment of a ear, that, with ply 96 Foster street Telephone all the classes will begin during the GEN. Su m LiEluHIjB ILL their use more necessity for them Musical—Dramatic ...... 89 FOR SALE—COOK STOVE and gas start worrying about politics. Troy. N, Y., Aug. 31.— (AP)—’Two Wanted—Instruction ...... 10 5230 or 4545. week of September 26, or later, will develop and gradually they, wfll ' Financial stove. Will sell cheap. Liquire at —Smator WUUam E. Borah of Ida men alleged-by police to have con September 12 to 26 is.the regis Berlin, Aug. 31.— (AP)—General be established as a part of tbe.'Mtgu- Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages . . . 81 19 Lilac street. ho, Who has annoimoed he would ducted a horse race information tration . period this year, I and pros Business Opportunities ...... 82 FOR RElNT-r--6 ROOM tenement, Kurt von Schleicher, sometimes iar standard equipment.” not support President Hoover. business Illegally in several upstate pective students are. encouraged to called the most powerful figure in Money to L o a n ...... S3 FOR SALE— BUNGALOW cpmbl- modern conveniences. Apjdy to J. Help and SltnafloBs p. Tammany, 90 Main street cities were imder arrest today on a bring their vocational and educa' the Von Papen Cabinet, returned to naUon range. Price very low. 'Tele ANTIQUE AUCTION Help Wanted—^Female ...... 86 He (Hoover) took his coat off, charge arising froin their alleged tional problems to Director Augur, day from a visit to President von Help Wanted—Mala ...... 86 phone 6859. Help Wanted—Mala or Female .. 87 FOR RENT—52 Spruce street, four rolled up his sleeves and went right promise to name long, shot winners who will assist them in planning Hlndenburg at Neudeck and went At Horace O. Porter's, Hebron, of races for a small investment on Conn., Friday, Sepl 2d, at 10:80 a. Agents Wanted ...... 87-A FOR SALE— 8 PIECE dining room room tenement with all improve at it like any of us do. their study program. Immediately to see his doctor. Situations Wanted—Female ...... 38 the pert of the prospective players. m. (D. S. T.), consisting of oheits, set, in good condition. Inquire at ments, with or without garfige. —Jbhn Crockett, Chesapeake Bay It was Restaurants ...... pi OLD GOLD WANTED He was on his way to Augusta, killed in the erkto and bis mother, Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... |2 BUSINESS LOCATIONS Me.,, to view the eclipse of the sun. Mrs. Carmella Cucco, is on the dan Real Eetate For Rent We have $10,000 ready cash for Apartments, Flats, Tenements .. 88 FOR RENT 64 The jewels which belonged to his ger list in toe hospital. She suf BARBERS NINE BEATS GREEN Business Locations for Rent ... 84 old gold, silver and platinum. De wife, were hidden in a pocket of the fered a skull fracture. Housm for R e n t ...... 66 Rbbertis Jewelry Shop, 926 Main car. Diana’s Barbers’ Nine settled Its Suburban fot Rent es TO REN T—A. FULLY equipped Eight persons were less seriously Summer Homes for R e n t...... 87 street. Room 32, Brown Thomson Injured. • dispute with Manchester Green last Building, Hartford. barber shop on the West Side. Wil Wanted to Rent ...... $8' liam Kanehl. TeL 7773. NEW JOBS FOB 2,800 night, when they beat Joe Hublard’s Real Estate For Sale SLOAN'S FATHER DIES team by the decisive margin of 16 Apartment Building for Sale ... 89 Buslneas Property for S a le ...... 70 FOR RENT—OFFICE at Ddpot Chattanooga, Tenn., Aug. 81. — to 5 at Jarvis Grove.: The Green had Farms and Land for S a le ...... 71 Square. Inquire Peganl Bros. Tele (AP)—The Standard Coosa-Thatch- New York, Aug. 31__ (A P )— -Al refused , to. play INana’s team this Houeee for S a le ...... « . . . 71 phone 3820. er Co., one of the coimtry’s laê fred P. Sioux, father of Alfred P. season as they felt the latter's ag Irfte for Sale ...... 78 producers of cotton yams will have RoMrt Prcpe^ for Sale ...... W74 Sloan, Jr., president bf General gregation should build up a reputa Suburban for ftoe .. . . , . : s „ . . . . ^ : .76 ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD S» a normal force of 2,800 persons Motors Corporation; died last night tion. A challienge wias finally accept for B xchahire76 HOUSES FOR RENT 65 back at; work i^tUn e month, at his coufitry home at . Plandome, ed and the score • of last'.night’s SINGLE ROOMS OR SUITES in Wanted—Rpal Ertate ...... v... 77 ’Thomas H. McKinney, vice presi L. I. He. was 82 years old. game seenifi to prove toe'superior Avetfoa Legal IVetlees Johnson Block with m (^ em im - FO R R E N T—^FIVB ROQM house, dent, said today. *1110 coippany Mr. Sloan. iS'Surrived by four sons ity of the winners. Ah attempt' is Legal Notice! ...... 78 provements. Phone Ha:.rrisoD 6917 201 Oak street, all modem improve started a gradual prograjn of. put and one daughter. He was not heix|g made . to arrange another or janitor 7685. ments. Call 5543 after 5 p. m. ting men back at work last week. connected with General Motors. game between these teams.

GAS BUGG»E8—K’8 tke Tone of iiie Yoiee By F1(ANK BECK (BÂD THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE F10T6BB) "flay, we ire in, u awful mess," My goodness but: It looked rail s#|d Sequty. “We are stuck,. I to trees and thinga that wton !bo- H o w b guess. Our car is hanging in the low. "It frightens too,” told o r a / w E l L B e i ÊTo f f T l ‘IfelS IS PRTT+Y a n o t h e r T H IN G - PRETTY ROUSH W air and pumping does no good. ‘T m sorry that we teiok .LIKE TO 60 SU R E l FI5H iN 6 A COUPLE- D E E P -S E A LIGHT FOR YELLOW-TAIL* GRASP THE REEL FIRMIY OUT TH ERE. IF THE BOAT ^ *We can’t stay here for very long Supposin’ this, small car eîour4.|Up* d e e p -s e a PISHIN6. 6 0 . I AUM9M5 OF DAYS* AMO FISHING. YOU AND BARRACUDA BUT ITS OR THE HANDLE MAT SETS TO BOUNCINS TOO because the tracks don’t, look so You all know what ;Would ,h f m m HEM? A 6AN6 w a i t e d . TO |F >rOU >M 0N'T ARE VBOOME MUCH SPORTIER. HOLD IT TAKE OFF A FINGER MUCH ...O H WELL.iYOU long because the tracks don’t look and it wouldn’t be. mu-g^ out aifoly, lads, when sbine^n|f ifoei'amiss.” And so they 8it;6»wn or the ear.

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• • 'm m T(K>nerVill f- John roAed around looking fo r Depositor—Have *you been with hla c o a t this btmk long? “ vie VO' SrtO MUSTA fcCAD NOW y t V L B E iS xB . John—What do you want Cashier—Oh, yes. I was here *9U0WIN' TW ' A0OUN' WOUNDED BY d r a t t e d pour coat for, dear? vdien there was only ten vice presi A John—That fellow Brown across dents. ABOUT U>INNIN' DAT ;l^ 2 0 t cREDrroiRe/— w h y xyio th the road has just telephoned to ask ON A HOESE- t LEAVE TOWN UNTitX HAD if 1 can lend him a corkscrew. Suitor—May .1 m any youf daugh jCn. John—Well, what do you te r? ' eveisy Bopit' v c TWB MONEY ALL SPENT? -want your coat for? Surely there's Stem Father—What tt jrour voca M O N ErV TO MG OUT SeTTlN - - #3DVE, JASON - <=0<' n o need fo r srou to g o out? You cun tion ? jsend ilary with it uitor—I am an actor, TRAPS FO' YO' FETCH ME A WORLD j(dm (turning upon her more in ftem Father (angrily)—^Then get Tt^RBE MEN ACRO^ SO X CAN PICK. OUT A sorrow than in anger)— dear, out before the foot-lights. your last remaidu sum up the whole ^R E E T tUATTIN' REMOTE SPOT MdU CAN reason why women cannot lead' Some of the politicians are at TELLTWEM I HAVE armies, control nations or take any- tempting to cany water on both . thing but a subordinate part in the shoidders, hydrant water on one CsONE T O / ' affairs of the world. shoulder and fire water on the oth er. One reason why romance lasted longer in the old days was because a bride looked much the same after washing her fac&

A case* came before a police court involving the ownership of an eight- day clo^. After listening to both m m sides the judge turned to the prose c u to r : Judge (gravely)—You get the RESISTANCE STIFFENS clock . • Accused—Oh, and what do I get? On August. 31, 1918, German re- Judge—Well, you get the eight . dajrs. dstance to the great allied offensive in northern France stiffened enough "I tiled to And out what time it to hold their gains for the day to a was over the radio and the nearest fraction of the sweeping advances o I came to it was to learn that It accomplished on the two previous was the Lucky Strike hour.” days. Nevertheless, important gains con '(■Ifial ''.'.laS. Bobby—Can't I change my name o 'Mj|ia^» .3»a • * p e H A W K ® ; tinued to be made, and Canadian ■ ■a mi t »■' today, mother? troops stormed Mt. St. Quentin and ■■aaa^ AiserAiuNa 1 O /jMamsia* 'Mother—What in the world do the British took Marzieres Wood i.aamr.efr. you wmit to change your name for? and some of the high ground be LfpsevmftanwH Bobby—’Cause Daddy says he will yond it. whip me when he gets home, as British troops also stormed Kem- sure as my name is Robert mel Hill in a desperate battle which ('Ponteine'PexI 1933) had its climax in hand-to-hand The traveling man in his wisdom fig h t i^ . tells his wife he’s glad to get away American forces pushed forward from the big hotels for a few days in the vicinity of Juvigny, despite SCORCHY SMITH Dirty Work so he can enjoy her home cooking. increased resistance. By John C Terry ' t... .The last time a woman went out Op the front porch to see the Aew'moon over her right shoulder some one stole the Sunday roast / ■ Flapperm e.ua Fanny PAT, or. Say& out.of the reM gerator... .IT^at has ' 'SPIDER' MARTW VANS 1' ' become of the old^ashioned smoke WILDCAT'S SECDKDS THR©^ nuisance that used to worry so YOU THOUGHT VOU GOULD FIGHT *. > TOWEL tH THE. many of our cities? RVH6. A> WELL THIS VdLL ^ CHAfiGE YER MIM©'- . .What is a pig doing when he is si ^ t i z i g ? . Be is making a hog of himself. t m 3 k

4.';;i;'Adyioe To Girls: Look out for 3 j« t&e*.b(Qy who loves you from the If ‘ bottom of his heart —•------— it iB i . may only be a FALSE BOTTOM. A 11 SL i Butler (to new cook)—Mind you, 1 net saying anything about your rt/Q / / ..caking—but there's been.a terrible ■ run on cheese and crackers in the ; dining room tonight!

Catty Neighbor—Is your son a 3 good.violinist? . .. . Mrs. Bragalot—Say, when he plays the Anvil Chorus, the whole family has to wear goggles to keep the sparks out of their eyes. WASHINGTON TUBBS U By Grant OUTOURWAK By WilUama ‘ A girl wlU buy expensive under wear and still thixdc she’s limiting herself to the bare necessities.

People are advised to be careful and save money, and then are ad- The person who is considering vtted'not to houd it but to spend bnjing stock, should first take stock iS MORE WATCHFUL, SHOTLTLV AFTER IHEtl t h e r e is t h e BlOOb-eURDUNG SCREAM It...... Our advice is to do what of himself. lA B O a'S RETURN, HE NOTICES THAT SLUG OF AViOIAAN. IUAHOSRS IVITO THE dOMGUE. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser

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