MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1926. VOL. XLIV., NO. 284. Olaaslfled AdTcrtlBlng on-P«ge 0

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Damaged by Qnake; Prob­ Manvllle, R. I., Sept. 1.— Two Patrolman San Francisco, Sept. 1.— United Washington, Sept. 1.— ^Lleut. An argument five weeks cold be­ Sapernomerary companies of state militia marched States Senator Samuel M. Short- Cyrus K. Bettis, cr "k army avia­ tween Patrolman Aaron Raddlng ably Under 20 Dead. into Manvllle today and were post­ ridge who based his campaign for tor, who crashed Into a fog-ob­ of the Manchester police depart­ Commended for Good ed on guard behind barbed wire en­ lenomlnation largely on his advo­ scured mountain near Bellefonte, ment and Paul Pallsieper of Pros­ tanglements and machine guns, cacy of the World Court and sup­ Pennsylvania, last week, died at pect street a well known local Lisbon, Sept. 1.— Relief work and near the mill of the "Manvllle- Work in Police Dept. port of the Coolidge adn,inistra- Walter Reed hospital this morn­ young man was threshed out before efforts to check up on the damage Jenckes company, where 1,700 tex­ tion, has won the Republican nomi­ ing at 9:05 o’clock. the Board of Police Compilssioners done in Horta, Fayal Island, by tile operatives are on strike. nation by a large majority over Lieut. Bettis bad been thought last night. Ballsltper had brought Albert R. Roberts, a supernume­ earthquakes yesterday, are in pro­ The militiamen were summoned Judgr Robert Clarke, of Los Ange­ to be recovering from the Injuries the matter before the commission rary patrolman in the Manchester he received in the crash until last gress today. as a result of a series of disturb­ police department for nearly two les, who campaigned as a foe of so that he might be vindicated in night, when his condition sudden­ The full extent of the damage is ances that came to a climax daring years, is today a regular on the the W’orld Court. the eyes of the public, and not Congressman Walter Lineberger. ly took a turn for the worse. In still undetermined and the number the night when- blood was shed force. Roberts was given th"? pro­ addition to internal injuries he classed as a rowdy. He believed motion last evening by the Board “ a dry” whose candidacy in a of casualties is indefenite. during a pitched battle between suffered a broken leg and both his The more conservative estimates he had been treated unjustly by the of Police Commissioners. measure Injected that issue in the state police and deputy sheriffs and primary campaign, was a poor jaws were fractured. fix the dead at not more than twen­ strikers and their sympathizers. patrolman. third. Mother Summoned ty, and possibly less than this. The Before the militia was called, ths The hearing last night had all In one of the hottest guberna­ Pending the arrival of the dead number of Injured is estimated at troopers and deputies, with tear- the earmarks of an interesting torial primary campaigns in the flyer’s mother from Port Huron, more than 200. One report today gas bombs and riot guns, had history of the state Gov. Friend W. Mich., no funeral ar’-ngements will placed the number of dead as low weathered an attack of rocks, court trial. There were witnesses, ba made. She Is reported enroute cross-examinations, testimony that Richardson has been defeated for as six. while another number given bricks and shotguns and still held renomlnatiou cn the Uepuhlican here, having been summoned by was corroborative, and some that was ten. a bridge leading to the mill, the t’ cket by a margin of between ” 0.- army authorities last night. Horta was seriously damaged, connecting link between Manville was not, and there was a verdict. 000 and 30.000 votes on the face Suffered From Overe.vertIon. Patrolman Raiding and Ballsieper but it seems probable that early re­ and Cumberland. People here con­ of incomplete returns. The death of the a'vlator was In ports that the city was in ruins tend that the bridge is a pnblie were before the board first. Ball­ Lt.-Gu\einor a Wiiuu i. no small part attributed to the ter­ sieper was asked to relate his story were exaggerated. highway and can not legally be C. C. Young, present lieutenant- rific strain he underwent In making Some Slight Damage closed. of the street argument. governor ana toe of che Richardsbn Senorita Valentina Lecuna, daug hter of Dr. V. Lecuna, president of his way from th"* obscure spot in An Argument. A report received from the gov­ Fourteen Injured. administration, is the apparent vic­ the Bank of the Republic of Venezuela, is one of the most charming the mountains where he crashed to Fourteen persons were injured It seems that Ballsieper had ernor of Fayal stated that every tor in this race with Rex B. Good­ visitors in Washington, D. C. She, w ith her two sisters, accompanied a highway, some five miles away, building in Horta. was damaged, before the battle subsided— seven taken some of his boy friends to cell a poor third. their father on a business trip to th e Capital. where passing motorists*found him strikers or sympathizers, one a an out of town dance. Returning but in many instances the damage Strictly state issues were involv­ and took him to Bellefonte hospi­ was comparatively slight. bystander, two deputy sheriffs, two at about m. night the rendezvous ed in this campaign. tal. Despite his broken bones and state troopers and two mill execu­ was a down town restaurant. Here The damage done was not con­ Althouglf at an early hour today internal Injuries he crawled over fined to the town of Horta alone, tives. * the gathering amused Itself in an Richardson headquarters n;iintaln- rough country, through under­ Last night’s trouble began at argument about “fast cars.” It HARLEM HIVE FIRE OPENS BATTLE ON but buildings throughout the Island ed late returns would pull the gov­ brush and woods, to a point where of Fayal were either badly damaged 8:30 o’clock when a crowd assem­ was late. The air was chilled, even ernor through for renomination by he could hope for help. bled in f jrce at the bridgehead and though it was the middle of sum­ or entirely ruined. a comfortable margin. Lieut^Gov. The War Department sent a Relief work and reconstruction assailed troopers posted there with mer, and voices carried far. Young issued a statement'thanking TAKESTOLLOF NINE U. S. RESERVATIONS hospital plane to Bellefonte to abuse and stones. A sympathizer Patrolman Raddlng, covering his Is reported progressing in an or­ the people of the state for the bring him to Walter Reed hospital derly fashion and it is not antici­ tried to force his way across the Main street beat did not take a lik­ nomination. here, where the army specialists bridge and was thrust back. The ing to the arguments, or rather, pated that there will be any need could treat him. for aid, other than that which the crowd then rushed the barricade, the noise that was being made. The Canadian Cites Third Article Won Pulitzer 'Trophy. and the state police hurled tear fellows in the group didn't realize Six Burned to Death in Tene­ Portuguese government will give. Bettis was not only considered Enough Doctors bombs into the mass, driving it they were talking loudly nor were one of the best pilots in the army tack. they admonished in a friendly spir­ — (Elite Stuiio Photo) MINISTER HELD FOR Local physicians in Horta are re­ ment, Three Who Leaped As Bar-^Germany Wins air service, but % as one of the most ported to be able to handle the situ­ A little later the troopers fired it, they said. Raddlng walked in­ popular as well. -He first sprang their first volley from heavy service to the group, seemed to single out Patrolman A. R. Roberta ation, although Red Cross relief is KILLING MOONSHINER into prominence by winning the being sent. The hospitals are re­ revolvers, and one man was carried Ballsieper. told hlin to “ cut out the Are Dying. In Committee. away bleeding. Shortly afterward The patrolman was recommend­ Pulitzer trophy at Baltimore last portedDurttsu notUUt totu haveU C kT tS beenUOCU soow serious- 1 - — loud talking,” and like a snap of ed for promotion by Chief Samuel year from Lieut. A1 Williams, the the finger, things happened. ly a, to cauao tlolr t-ln s Gordon. Chief Gordon said that Heads Raid in Which Fleeing Geneva, Sept. 1.— The battle na-vy’s crack .flyer. greatly hampered in their work. Aram Auclalr, who was shot in the Happened Quickly. chin, is a nephew of Mayor AdelariL s’nce being connected with the de­ Man Is Slain; Faces Murder New York, Sept. 1.— Six persona against acceptance pf the proposed Fell a 'Week Ago Although panics followed the Ballsieper resented being picked Bellefonte, Pa.," Sept; 1.— Lieut. Soucy of 'Woonsocket. on— told Raddlng so— Radding partment Roberts had conducted Charge. were burned to death and three reservations to the United States tremors it Is reported that the town Cyrus K. Bettis, whoewon ■world re­ Boy a Victim. swung his club— Ballsieper ducked himself in an excellent manner. He others who leaped to the street are ot Horta la now going about the has been exacting and courteous, entry into the World Court openeo nown as an army aviator, crashed work of rescue and reconstruction At 5:30 o’clock the troopers fired — caught Raddlng’s arms, and Tacoma, Wash., Sept. 1.— Faced dying following a three-alarm fire another volley of six or seven shots and seems to be able to enforce the today soon after the conference of in the Allegheny Mountains 15 in a more normal manner. Pinned him against a store window. with a first degree murder charge. in a five-story tenement In Harlem and one of them struck a boy in Realizing he was resisting an ofiS- law without causing friction. Rev. George S. Seely, pastor of the jurists representing the powers sig­ miles east of her in a fog last week. The tremors came just before! today. natory to the World Court met Lieut. Bettis, with two other ar the leg and a third person, a man, cer, Ballsieper let go— Radding Congratulated Orting Free Methodist church and mid-day when many of the Inhabl here to consider the reservations. my aviators, left the SesquI-Cen- was reported to have been struck. pulled his gun— waved his stick— Robert’s promotion carries with editor of the Orting “ Oracle,”' was None of the dead, all of whom tants were working in the fields orj The boy was carried to a store in a The first two reservations pro­ tennlal, at Philadelphia, on Mon in the open, and It la believed that and then retreated to call for po­ it an advance in pay and a nlnr day held today without b il in the were Negroes, has been identified. state of collapse. ’ vacation with pay. The patrolman posed by the United States were ac­ day, a week ago, to fly to Selfrldge this has kept the list of casualties lice assistance. Pierce County Jail as an aftermath The bodies were found in apart­ cepted by the conference with lit­ Casualties in the early clashes' Ballsieper said he was excited, thanked the commission and Chief Field, Miss. The others made the down. of a dry raid which he is alleged ments on the fourth and fifth floors tle or no debate. were Aram Auclair, 20, sjiot in but believed he had reason to be— Gordon, and Commissioners Dew­ to have led, in which Emile Mat- where they were trapped when the trip safely, but Bettis became lost} “Fifty Victims,” jaw; Michael Mamuka, 17, bhot in ey, Murphy and Rogers and Chief When the third reservation was in the fog and his plane was wreck­ The governor of the Azores with a night stick breezing past sumoto, alleged moonshiner, was stairs were burned away. brought up, Sir George Foster, leg; George Chaplin, 32, Central his left ear for no good reason. He Gordon congratulated Roberts and Leap, Fatally Injured. ed. cabled a report to the Portuguese Falls grocer, shot in shoulder; slain. Canadian delegate, opened an at­ The flyer crawled from the said he could not understand why urged him to keep up the good Three federal dry agents arrest­ Two women, one with a baby in' government stating that there were John Rymanski, Cumberland strik­ tack on this reservation and was wreckage and dragged himself fifty victims in the disaster, but It the patrolman had singled him out, work. ed also by Pierce county authori­ her arms, leaped to the street and supported by several other dele­ er, shot in hand; Lieut. Baird, nor could he understand the act of are dying in Harlem hospital. They bver a mountain trail in search of was not clear whether he meant state police, foot injured by thrown ties on murder charges, obtained gates. He declared that the third aid. It was five hours before two that there were fifty killed or fifty drawing a gun. ;-’’e didn’t remem­ their release through federal court are Mrs. Mamie Rambo, 37, Neg­ stone. reservation would give the United boys heard him calling for help and killed and injured. ber anyone insinuating that “ now intervention in Seattle but are und­ ress, who jumped with her two- States the power to veto on all Later Deputy Sheriff Percy But­ is a good time to get him” — that year-old daughter, Devilina, from a took him to a farmhouse, where he Troops have been called out in terfield of Providence was struck in K. OF C. HEAD SCORES er $5,000 hail each pending the World CourV amendments which spent the night. Fayal and are guarding property being Patrolman Radding’s ex­ expected filing in federal court of window of the fifth story apart­ had been accepted by all other the nose by buckshot when two planation of the gun play. ment, fracturing their skulls, and The next day Bettis was removed which has been abandoned by its alleged strike sympathizers fired murder charges by the Pierce Court members. This, he said, was to the Bellefonte hospital, where it owners in their fright. At Her.d uarters. CALLES TO COOUDGE county authorities. Mary Allen, 27, who jumped from “ entirely Inadmlssable.” over the heads cf the crowd from a Later the police car with Ser­ a fourth-story window into a sub­ was believed his injuries would not Relief is being dispatched from vantage point en the hill behind. Matsumoto was shot in the back Doctor Van Hysymga of Holland prove fatal. Later he was taken to other islands in the Azores and a geant Crockett driving arrived on when he fled as the raiding party way excavation in front of the was elected president of the con­ At Fever Heat Today. tenement. Her right leg was ampu­ Walter Reed hospital in Washing­ relief ship which has been sent out Today, with the soldiers, armed the scene. Thei - wasn’t a chance approached a still hidden in the ference. Supreme Knight Wants “Good tated at the hospital. ton In an airplane. It being one of with rifles, barring the public high­ of settling the argument on the woods near Orting. William E. It "was decided that all sessions street so a group went to the sta­ Offices,” Not Intervention in Police believe the dead include the few Instances on record where (Ck>ntlnued on Page 2-) way bridge to the mill, with barb­ Hjzell. said to have been a com­ should be held in public. Senator an airplane' was pressed into service tion to explain to Captain Schendel, Mexico, He Explains. Margerie Rambo, 7, and Edward Swanson of Virginia and Rep. Bur­ ed wire entanglements thrown up panion of Matsumoto, is being Rambo, one month old, children of as an ambulance in peace-time. and with leaders of the 1,700 tex­ who was on the desk. In the po­ held as a material witness in the ton of Ohio followed the discus­ lice headquarters Ballsieper told, Mrs. Rambo. Isaac Rambo, 5, was tile strikers protesting that they White Pine Camp, N. Y., Sept. 1, case. sions from the gallery. his story. Radding interrupted. — The Knights of Columbus of this rescued by his father. Approves German Entry. CHALLENGES HUGHES MAY EXCLUDE FONCK will demand redress fbr the shoot­ He was told to kee,> quiet until the country today placed their appeal Firemen in Peril. A fortnula granting Germany the ing by state troopers and deputy story had been told. Radding in­ for the use of the American gov­ Using aerial and scaling ladders, only new permanent seat in the sheriffs, the strike situation was at terrupted again. Another time he ernment’s “ good ofllces in amelio­ firemen carried between thirty and League of Nations was adopted to­ IN FUGHT TO PARIS fever heat. . ON OIL CONSERVATION The protest was carried to Gov­ called the complainant a liar with rating the conditions which now MEXICAN CATHOLICS forty persona to safety from upper day by the reorganization commit­ ernor Aram J. Pothier, who declar­ a vicious two word preface. oppress the Mexican people” squar- floors. The caving In of the tene­ tee of the Council. ed that he had not sanctioned the Ballsleper’s witnesses were call­ ly before President Coalidge. INSIST ON WITHDRAWAL ment’s roof endangered the lives of The formula provided nine tem­ Doherty, Petroleum M agnate,; Ynrk^ t ^ ed. In the order of their appear­ the firemen. After the blaze was porary seats, three of which are Tells Presidents Board Con-1 ing Held m New York this calling out of the troops but was James A. Flaherty, supreme investigating the battle at the ance on this stage they were Sam knight, accompanied by all the under control, it was necessary to semi-permanent. Aftornoon use ladders Inside the building to trol Is Necessary. bridge. McAdams, Herbei Flavell, Paul supreme ofiNcers, made the request. The Spanish delegate refused to No Settlement Possible Until recover the bodies from the upper Crowds gathered near the barb­ Clune, and John Patterson. Their He did not suggest what form these accept the formula, and- Indications New York, Sept. 1.— 'With open stories followed the theme of the Present Legislation Is An­ floors. were that Spain, would withdraw Washington, Sept. 1.— A sharp friction recorded between Capt. ed wire entanglements today and "good offices” should take, but he were evidently in an angry mood one Ballsieper had told. Their tes­ nulled, Says Diaz. The origin of the fire was un­ from the League. Poland also man­ break between leaders of the oil Rene Fonck, French ace. and his roundly condemned the Calles Industry of the country over the over the closing of a public high­ timony, given individually, with no regime In Mexico, and even went known. ifested dlscatlsfaction. industry of the country over ine ^ proposed New York- one listening but the commission. Mexico City, Sept. 1.— “ The Me.\lco Snubs League. need of government regulation and facae fliebt. a “ peace way. back as far as* the Carranza ad­ to-Paris aeroplane flight, a “ peace The soldiers had orders not to Chief Gordon and reporters, seem­ Catholic Church will not accept any Mexico City, Sept. 1.— Mexico control of the nation’s oil supply conference” is to be held this after­ ministration in his complaint. was revealed today before the fire unless an extreme emergency ed to coincide as nearly as could be Flaherty denied that the Knights arrangement short of withdrawal 36 DROWNED IN FLOODS has sent a curt refusal to the noon in an attempt to prevent post­ expected considering the fracas was League of Nations to consider the President’s oil board. arose but a squad was in constant of Columbus sought Intervention. of the religious legislation which NEAR BARCELONA, SPAIN ponement of the project. duty at a fire hose in the center five weeks old. McAdams admitted makes Church life impossible and League’s note regarding Nicara­ In a stetement filed with the Ho said thi order desired non-in­ The controversy revolves about of the bridge. he had said, “ Go get him,” when we see no prospect of settlement,” Barcelona, Spain, Sept. 1.— Thir­ gua’s'protest that Mexico has aided board, Henry L. Doherty. New York the protest of Capt. Homer M. tervention and non-interference in oil magnate, took issue with ex­ Mayor Adelard Soucy, of Woon­ Radding hit Ballsieper with his Mexican affairs from n?-./ on, bo- declared Bishop Pascual Diaz, ty-six persons are known to have Nicaraguan rebels. Berry, U. S, A., reserve flyer, that secretary of State Charles Evans socket, whose nephew was shot last club, but meant only t^at Ballsieper cause it was the belief of Ameri- spokesman for the Episcopate, to­ been drowned in floods that have The Mexican note sent to Sir Eric he has been ignored by Fonck aft«r Hughes, counse^Ffor the American night, declared the young man was should be protected from the pa­ ctn Catholics that just as soon "s day, in issuing a denial of reports swept surrounding villages. A pos­ Drummond, secretary of the Lea­ being promised the position of as­ trolman’s club. Petroleum In^tute, who, in an hit by a bullet half a mile from the Washington abandoned all Interest circulated here that the religious tal train, running between Barcelo- gue, was as follows: sistant pilot In the proposed flight. “Referring to your telegram of earlier brief, said there was no im­ mill. Radding’s Story. in Mexico the Calles administra­ controversy between the CJhurch Col. H. E. Hartney, vice president Condemnation ot violence was and Valencia, was derailed near August twenty-seventh I have the mediate necessity for government Then Raddlng was asked to tell tion would fall. and government was approaching a of the Argonauts who won the _ voiced______by St.ite______Senator Russell H. Tortosa because of the flood and honor to state that Mexico has no his story. Ballsloper’s witnesses “ We came here,” said Flahbrty, settlement. i control of the oil supply. Sikorsky plane Fonck plans to use,, and Rev. Eustace Magnan, seventeen of the third class pas­ relations with the League, but 1 Conservation of natural petro­ were dismissed, but Ballsieper was “ merely’* seeking the sympathetic: With both houses under the con­ has taken Capt. Berry’s side. Perry both of whom braved bullets allowed to hear the patrolman’s sengers killed and thirty-six in­ thank you for your attention. leum re'iources is one of the para­ action of the United States in any trol of the Calles administration, is one of the charter members of check the disorders. angle. Radding said he turned jured. way which will be helpful. We call­ the Mexican congress meets today. Saenz, foreign minister.” mount needs of the oil industry, the Argonauts company. A mass meeting of the strikers the corner at Oak street, heard ed attention to the existence of the Foremost among the matters to said Doherty. The n^rley 'will be attended by was called to discuss ways and quite a commotion “ down near the embargo on the shipping of arms be discussed by the congress is the •pol. Hartney, Capt. Fonck, Capt. means of carrying on the strike. restaurant.” In fact the commo­ religious controversy. The gov­ Berry and Bernard Sandler, at­ tion was so great, said Radding Into Mexico, but we did not ask U. S. Witt Talk Debts, Not that It be lifted.” ernment is ready to submit legisla­ DRUSES AGAIN FIGHT torney for the flight backers. PERFECT WEATHER SO that the “ echoes i ag over the hills tion suppojting the current regu­ Sandler said the contract of DIRIGIBLE TAKES TRIP toward Cheneys.” He proceeded Flaherty criticized the action of President Wilson in recognizing lations. ‘’j Recognition, With Soviets FRENCH AT DAMASCUS Fonck has expired and the Argo­ past the crowd. Rang a box fur­ nauts are at liberty to leplace the ther down the street, came back Carranza and of the Harding-Coo- - 4 ------Lakehnrst N. J., Sept. 11— ^Un­ French ace if they desire and der ideal weather conditions, the and because of the congregation on lldge auministration in supplying Obregon with munitions of war and MRS. VANDERBILT ILL. Washington, Sept. 1 . — The^ commission to Washington if m - Five Poilus, One Rebel KUled choose another pilot for the flight. navy dirigible Los Angeles left the the curbing at that late hour de­ sured that such a mission would be cided to remain uear at hand. permitting him to move his troops American government is entirely In Conflict in Which Tanks mooring mast at the naval air sta­ through American territory. Newport, R. I., Sept. 1. — Mrs. well received and treated here. tion here this morning, heading for When he thought the talking was willing to discuss with Soviet Rus­ And Artillery Figure Cornelius "Vanderbilt is confined to sia the question of Russian debts Treasury officials were Interested, RUSSIAN SHIP T fO . Hampton Roads,. Va. She was ex­ too loud, he walked up to the fel­ her bed in “ The Breakers” today but somewhat skeptlchl over the lows and told them so, not picking in this country, both public and pected to finish her calibration tests with laryngitis. A nurse Is con­ private, if assured that the negotia­ dispatches. Jerusalem, * Sept, 1. — After at Hog Island and Virginia Beach on anyone in particular.- When months of armed truce the Druse stantly at her bedside but her tions are undertaken in good faith Owes U. S. 0265,000,000. REACHESlOQ DEAD this afternoon and return here by Ballsieper asked him “ Do you rebellion has again broken out in DIST.ATTY.BDCKLEY physician reports that she will be by the Moscow regime. mean me?” Radding said that he Russia owes the United States Damascus. The insurgents pene­ midnight. able to be ui> again in about four Recognition, however. Is another treasury approximately $265,000,- indued- him with the rest. Rad­ trated into the bazaars, today, Leningrad, Sept 1.— ^The death TO SUPPORT WADHAMS days. Her daughter. Miss Grace matter, and will not be seriously OOD, representing a principal of list in the sinking of the steamer CANTONESE CHASE WU. ding said Ballsieper talked back, Vanderbilt, suffered a similar in­ considered by the Washington gov­ fighting the French troops at close, some $192,000,000 advance to the quarters. Burevestnik on Sunday^ after col­ and then the patrolman told him fection of the throat early in the ernment until Russia meets the Ill-fated Kerensky government, and Rifle and shell fire lasted two lidine trith a pier, is now estimat­ there would be no grumbling Hartford. Sept. 1.— Joseph Buck- season. conditions laid down three years accrued interest. about it and pushed Ballsieper to hours, the French flntUly forcing ed at three hundred. ley, United States district attorney ago by Secretary of State Hughes. In addition to this public debt, Divers are at work attempting to 1st-him know to whom he was talk­ for Connecticut, today came out for TREASURY BALANCE This was the position taken to­ there are private American claims the Druse fighters to retreat by the ing. Ballsieper turned and grab­ use of tanks and artillery. Five raise the -vessel and hundreds ot John'M. Wadham. of Goshen, for day by administration spokesmen against Russia amounting roughly relatives of missing persons are bed his uniform, said Raddin i ?4?-? -i'-i' ■ nr F’ o«-. ** ■ T ■ 'f. •'id' ■Jt MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1, i m PAG 8_Xw g^ vindicated,'and didn’ t care to press AUTO HITS BUGGY BROTHER LAST TO for any more drastic action. He said ABOUT TOWN Big Manchest^ CTTY OF STAMFORD LOCAL STOCKS he wanted the argument threshed THEN GETS AWAY out, and wanted to show that he was Mrs. Samuel Kemp of Main blameless and not a -owdy. street has .^returned after spending UP FOR CONTEMPT VIEW VALENTINO Cut Out Insults Proves Interesting Place a few days’dn Boston. Well Known Bolton Fanner Has > t. '(Pnrnlsbed by Putnam A Oo^ In discussing the case further the ^ 41 Central Row. Hartford, Conn.) Narrow E i^pe On East Cen- commission stated that groups of M^ss Mary L. Paugherty, a clerk, Bid Asb men standing on curbs at all hours Luther J. Chapin, a carrier, and EASTER LILT'BLOOMS ■ . ter Street. FOB THE SECOND TIME Promises to Be Good and Casket of D e^ Phyer to Be 'Aetna Cas. & Sur. .. . 740 of the night must stop insulting Clarence O. Anderson, also a car­ Jo3t lA This Time Edgewood young: women who chance to pass. rier, employees of the South Man­ An ajitomobile whose operator Aetna Life ...... 655 665 Mrs. Pauline Lamprecht, of fled from the scene immediately af­ Autom obile...... — 300 It was said that several complaints chester Post Office, are on vaca­ Heed hjonctioi^ Escapes Opened This Conn. G eneral...... 1650 bad been received, and it it didn't tions. Farm at the Green is at 77 West street has an Easter ter the Accident, crashed Into a Htfd. Steam Boiler .665 680 stop no congregating on sidewalks lily in her garden, with three buggy on East enter street last would be allowed whatever. The Harold Thrkington of Kemp’s Panislunenl by Court. night injuring the driver. The au­ Fim erd Tram Plans Hartford F ire ...... 490 515 Its Best. large blossoms. This is most un­ Phoenix ...... 5 6 5 580 commission desires to hack up its Music House iB speeding a two usual for this time of the year. 'V tomobile driver made a clean'get­ T ravelers...... 1250 1260 officers, and at the same time alms weeks’ vacation in Canada. Flowers are very popular in away and it is improbable that to protect the citizens of Manches­ New York, Sept. 1.— ^Tbe heavy Public Utility Stocka. this section this year. In* trips New Haven, Sept.' 1.— The' city he will be apprehenaed. ter. Work is progressing rapidly on Lovers of fruit would be well re­ over country roads hereabouts of Stamford will not: be punished The accident occurred at 9 silvered bronze lid on the casket of Conn. Po'wer Co...... 300 320 the Rialto theatre, formerly the Conn. L P 7% pfd. .109 112 Officer Radding was then called warded by taking a trip through the farmers, besides offering for contempt of court by the United o’clock near Parker street. Cary Rudolph Valentino will ,be raised before the commission and given a Park, which is being rebuilt by the orchards of the Edgewood fruits and vegetables are also States District court. That much D. Carpenter, well known Bolton this evening for the last time in tlfe Htfd. E. L. com...... 332 338 harsh reprimand from every mem David Chambers, local contractor. “ gold room” of Campbell’s funeral Htfd. Gas-com...... 74 Fruit Farm at Manchester Green. ‘ offering flowefs for sale at iheir was settled before Judge Henry W. farmer who peddles in Manchester, her. His gnxiety to be a good patrol­ The old plaster on the walls = has For now is the time that, the fruit Goddard, of the District court, in was driving to town to bring horn church In Broadway in order te Bo. N. E. Tel. Co. .. .150 155 roadside stands. allow the dead screen star’s broth­ B. N. E. Tel rts . .. . . , .‘^8 8% man was approved, but he was told been torn down, and new plaster­ Is at its best. The trees are heav­ a spedal session here today in his wife who has been visiting with iviannracturing Stocks. that he must play a game of “ give ing work done. The newly con­ ily laden with fruit and make an whicb'was heard the complaint that her cousin, Mrs. L. E. Hale on East er, Alberto Guglielml, to view Ms brother in repose. Guglielml will "Am. Hardware...... 84i/4 86 and take.” The patrolman who structed walls are being paneled. impressive sight. The study of that city,had been violating a tem­ Xenter street. commands respect, and at the same The ceiling Is also being reflnish- peach, and 35 pear trees. Fifty of be the last person to see the dead - American S ilver...... 26 -9 •the growth of fruit Is Interesting his apple trees are between 25 and porary injunction issued by Judge At the time of the accident the time enforces the law, is the one Edwin S. Thomas, on July 31, last, motion picture star. Acme Wire com...... 12 I f ed. when one stops to think^ of the 70 years old. On two of the oldest horse was walking. Suddenly an Guglielml is due to arrive about Bigelow .Htfd. pfd. . - lOo who Is successful. Radding took his wonders that can he performed by restraining it from the use of a automobile crashed Into the rear of scolding graciously and today, no trees Mr. Cowles has picked be­ six o’clock this evening on the Bigelow Hfd c o m ----- 75 80 There will be a meeting of Divi­ grafting. tween 20 and 30 bushels of Rhode sewage disinfectant. the buggy badly damaging It and doubt, is a better officer. It might sion No. 1, A. O. H.i at St. James’s Counsel for the city of Stamford White Star liner Homeric. He will Bristol B rass...... — ^ Only Large Orchard. Island Greenings each year since throwing Mr. (iarpenter from his go at once from the dock to the fu­ Collins Co...... 140 be said that Ballsieper was not pre­ hall tomorrow evening at eight The Edgewood Fruit Farm Is today told. Judge Goddard that the seat Ito the road. ' Only the pres­ sent when Radding was given the he came here. neral parlors. Colt Fire A rm s...... 27 28 o’clock. A field day In Meriden of the only large orchard In Manches­ Grafting Is Interesting. city would discontinue the use of ence of mind of Mr. Carpenter pre­ reprimand. the A. O. H. of Hartford and New Hollywood Plans. Eagle Lock ...... 96 100 ter. The proprietor Is William H. Grafting is one of the most inter­ the disinfectant at once and obey vented further trouble as he clung It Is regarded as practically a Fafnir Bearing...... 85 Other Business Haven counties will take place on Cowles and his name Is familiar to the Injunction to the letter. Coun­ desperately to the reins when he Considerable confidential busi­ Sunday Sept. 12 and tomorrow’s esting parts o f the progress In ap­ foregone co>rcluslon that the body FuH’r Br’sh Class .A A 55 almost everybody in Manchester, ple history. Mr. Cowles uses two sel for the plaintiff agreed to ac­ was thrown Into the street. Thus ness was transacted by the commis­ meeting will be for the purpose of will be- taken to Hollywood for Hart & C o o le y ...... 170 190 not only because of the big fruit kinds of grafting, cleft grafting cept the promise and the brl6f ses­ when the horse started to run burial. Int. Sil. pfd...... 104 sion following the hearing, and Wil­ making plans to attend the Field sion came to an end. Day. A full attendance of members trade he has developed but because and shoulder bark grafting. Graft­ away, he was able to stop him in A solemn requiem mass will be L’nders Frary & Clark 90 93 liam Thayer of Wells street was of his ability to take a leading,role ing Is usually attempted on trees Sewage Disposal Row. heard on his application for work is requested. a short distance. offered tomorrow morning by Rigv. Jewell Belting pfd. .. 80 in the doings of his community. three and four years old and sel­ Stamford has been using a sew­ Mr. Carpenter sustained several Josepn Congedo, life-long friend of Kew Brit. Mach. pfd.104 as a patrolman. Thayer Is a mill­ age disposal method purchased Wilfred George. McKinney, son Mr. Cowles came to Manchester dom older than 15 years. bruises on the right leg as the re Valentino, In the Church of the Sa­ Niles Bt. Pd. N. Stock 20 22 wright at Cheney Brothers. He has Grafting is simply the building from Wallace & TIerilan, of New lived here six years having former­ of Mr. and Mrs. George McKinney from Tolland nine years ago. He suit of being dragged on thelie: cred Heart. The body will not be North & J u d d ...... 24 26 over of unprofitable trees into va­ York, In whtch was to be used taken to the church, however. ly been a resident of Winsted. His of 93 Foster street left yesterday purchased his present farm of 42 ground and when he succeeded j R Montgomery pfd. — 100 rieties which are more productive chlorine gas made by the Electro If Guglielml concurs In the ten­ ' J R Montgomery com. — , 90 application will be passed later. for New York City where he has acres from Clarence Wiley. For­ stopping horse, the motoris' merly Mr. Cowles conducted a large and thrifty. Ordinary grafting, is Bleaching company, of New York. who had rammed Into the buggy tative arrangements, the' body will Peck, Stow & Wilcox 21 ’ 24 Two other patrolmen were repri­ secured a position with the Al- performed on small limbs -between The Electro Bleaching company berene Stone Company. McKinney dairy farm in Tolland and had had was nowhere in sight. be taken to Hollywood in a special Russell Mfg. Co...... 50 60 manded for infractions of the rules one and four inches in diameter. contended that the city was using coach, leaving tomorrow night on will be sales manager for the con­ but little experience In fruit grow­ Stanley Works com. . 8 1 83 of the department, and when all Scions about one to four Inches In some other gas, in a manner that the Lake Shore Limited at 6:30 p. cmyth Mfg. Co...... 385 400 cern. He graduated last June from ing except for the fundamentals of was said and done it was 12:40 this length with two or three buds are constituted an infringement of pat­ m., daylight saving time. Torrington...... 68 70 morning, Tufts where he was a member of the business. ent, and started suit. UGHT FROST HERE Improves Farm used for the purpose. About three Mr. and Mrs. Ullman will accom­ Underwood ...... 53 ob Delta Upsllon fraternity. Alberene or four scions are used In each In the course of the action the When he took over the Bdgwood pany the body In another coach. Whitlock Coil Pipe . . — 25 la the stone which Is used exten­ graft. In the shoulder bark graft plaintiffs secured an Injunction DOES NO DAMAGE Pola Negri. Valentino’s fl'ames. U . S. Envelope pfd. .105 HO FARM m a c h in e r y' sively In making set tuba and sinks. farm. It was not In good condition. ing the scions are bound tightly against the city to restrain its use Bonds. Many of the trees had been neglect­ who is near collapse at her notel with string against the cambrl- of the other gas. Judge Thomas here, will be in' the party, as will Htfd. Elec. Lgt. 7’s . .297 Bill Taslllo’s band will play for ed. But the progress made by Mr. um layer of the wood and then cov Issued the injunction, which was Mercury Almost Down to East. Conn. Pow. 6'8 . 99 ' SUBJECT OF KIWANIS Cowles during his nine years at Guglielml. modern dancing at Plnney’s Rain­ ered with grafting wax. temporary. Freezing Point This Morn­ Ex-ft Ife’s Rosary. Conn. L. P. 51/^s------109 HO bow tonight from 8 to 12, daylight Manchester Green has been re­ One interesting thing mentioned Experts examined the Stamford Jean AcKer, Valentino’s first time. A 7 passenger oedan has markable. A visit through his ing. g?d°pt.^s^^.!’.^::::^S4 los Life Made Easier for Farmer by Mr. Cowles In connection With system and reported, that the. city wife, will not accompany the body been engaged to carry passengers vast orchards will reveal that. the McIntosh apple which he is was violating the temporary Injunc­ to Hollywoou. She has already left Says Edward P. Jillson By from the Center, to the Rainbow for Six acres of wood land have been grafting many of his trees into, Is tion, and the plaintiffs started the Manchester was struck last night New York for the country. She had New Methods. a small fee. Tomorrow night cleared, cultivated and now young that there are now several new action that ended today. by a slight frost. It was so slight, a specially blessed pearl and gold Eehrend’s orchestra will play for apple and peach trees cover the varieties of the McIntosh apple however, that practically no dam­ rosary placed In Valentino’s hands. Edward P. Jillson of the Lunt- the mixed dancing and Saturday space. Mr. Cowles employs propagated. He said it takes on an age was done to vegetable crops, It The casket was opened to receive New York Stods was learned today In a survey of Jillson Machinery company, in a night Rill Taslllo’s will be heard one man to help him during average of 37 years from the time ’S the gift. half hour talk before the Kiwanis again. harvest time. The orchards a new species of apples is propagat­ several of the leading farmers In the outskirts of the town. Tobacco High Low 2 P. M. club this noon, brought out the ad­ in fine condition. Bach year ed before it is on the market. vantages of up to date machinery Mr. and Mrs. John F. Pickles ploughs and harrows the land In The Herald reporter who accom was not hurt at all. At. Gulf, W. 1. 40% 40% 40% and what it had done for the farm­ and chlldjen of Holl street have the orchard five times. And this panled Mr. Cowles through his or­ B R O m , HENRY The principal reaction aS a re­ TOLLAND Am Beet Sug. 23% 23% 23% returned home after a two months’ chards yesterday found the sight sult of the early frost will be that Am Sugar Ref. 75% 73% 75% ers of the country. is one reason why he has made Twenty-five or thirty years ago visit at Mrs. Pickles’ old home in such a success. It requires long impressive. The red tinge on the it will hasten the harvesting work A daughter has been horn to Mr. . Am Tel & Tel.146%, 144% 145 in all sections of the town. Tobacco- the water supply on the farms was Alliance, Ohio. They made the hours of work hut the reward is fruit is visible and it will be only and Mrs. Emil Johnson of Man­ Anaconda .... 49% 49% 49% growers will also hurry their work. chester. Mrs. Johnson was former­ a real problem. About the only trip by automobile and on their re­ much. a matter x)f a few weeks before the Kin o f Accused in New Jer­ Am Smelting .145% 144^ turn took sightseeing trips to many sunshine will put the finishing 'They are now considerable time ly Miss Sadie Raymond of Hebron Am L o c ...... 107% 107 107% source of supply was the spring or 18 Acres of Fruit the “ old oaken bucket.” Today places, including the Sesqulcenten- touches to the apples. behind schedule owing to rainy and Mr. Johnson Is the son. pf Mr. Am Car F’dry.101% 101 101 There are 18 acres of fruit raised weather but are working as fast as by the introduction of farm nial, where they spent five days. on the farm. Mr. Cowles’ apple Odd Tree. sey Murder Sticks by His and Mrs. Peter Johnson cf Tolland. Atchison ....161 159% HO During, the trip through the or they can In order to beat Jack B & O ...... 108% 106% 108% machinery the farmer may have his production this fall will be approx­ steam heat system and fully RITCHIE-JACKSON chard, one of the most Interestinj: Frost’s annual Invasion. All the DEER MIXES UP TRAFFIC Beth Steel ‘B* 47% 47% 47% imately 2.000 bushels. To go into Alibi Story of 1922. tobacco growers have unusually equipped bathroom practically on figures a little deeper, he will har sights was a large apple tree abou ; IN HARTFORD STREET* Chili Copper .38% 33 40 years old which bears a heavy large gangs of workmen e'mployed. Cons. Gas N Y .ll l 109% 110% the same level as Jiis city cousin. Miss Cora Jackson granddaugh­ vest about 300,000 apples. Ap idea crop of apples, on one side one The temperature took a big drop Hartford, Sept. 1.— A young deer Col. Fuel Iron 45% 44% 44% It all came about gradually and ter of Mrs. Mary Wilson of Spruce of what the so-called “ middle man” Somerville,' N. J., Sept. 1.— The has been the means of working street and William J. Ritchie son of year and none on the other. The during the night and at one place tied iip traffic in Hartford today Ches & Ohio .157% 155% 157% realizes financially before the ap­ name of Henry Stevens, brother of the mercury dropped to 36 degrees wonders on the farms. By the use Mrs. Margaret Ritchie of Clark next year it Is vice versa. This is and fled finally to Retreat avenue Gruc Steel . . . 74% 73% 74% ples reach the homes can he under­ Mrs. Frances SteVens Hall and of at 5 o’clock this.morning. This is of up to date machinery the farm­ explained by the fact that the where it met disaster In an effort Can. Pacific ..166 166 , street were married at St Mary’s stood from a remark made by Mr. “ Willie” Stevens, today was again just above the freezing point. ' er now has his home lighting plant, heavy burden on one side, does not Erie ...... 32% 32%’ 32% Episcopal church at 1:00 o’clock Cowles yesterday to a Herald re­ prominent in the Hall-Mills murder to jump a high fence at the Hart­ wood cutting apparatus and farm this afternoon by Rev. T. J. Shan­ make it possible for the tree to ford Retreat. Police were summon­ Erie 1 s t ...... 43% 42% 42% porter who took a trip to the investigation. MRS. VERKOETTEN TO TRY implements to do his work much non acting rector of the church. suppl.v sufficient sap for the apples Henry Stevens was questioned ed to kill the animal, which was Gen. Asphalt . 93 9 0 % 92 “ apple world.” and tile setting of buds for the next CHANNEL NEXT YEAR Gen Mot...... 211% 209 211% better and at less expense than in The double ring service was used. for several hours yesterday by de­ seriously hurt. the old way. “ I will sell my whole crop of ap­ season. As a consequence, the next Great No. Pfd. 79% 79 The bride was attended by Miss tectives who refused to divulge the Cologne, Sept. 1.— Elsie Verkoet- Mr. Jillson was born on a farm Alyce Wilson as bridesmaid and the ples for a cent apiece, providing the year the other side of the tree 111. Central ..125% 125% 125^ results of the interview. It is ten, the 23-year-old wife of Ernst way up in Maine "nd is well versed groom was attended by Mr. Mat­ purchaser will buy all of them. bears fruit. Kennecott Cop 57% 57% 57% known, however, that Stevens Verkoetten, who broke all records CHICKEN DINNERS in all that people had to do In those thew MacDonald of this town. After This is interesting when one Arfothey. object of interest are Insplra Cop .. 25% 25% 35% stops to think that in stores ap' the apple trees which bear the again reiterated his alibi for the in swimming the English Channel At AH Times. Louis & Nash.142% 141 days to make the farm pay. Some an unannounlted wedding trip the night of the killings, which is sup­ twenty-five years ago he became in­ pies are selling for an average of “ Seek No Further” apples. This ap­ on Monday, will make an attempt Lehigh Valley 90% 90% 90% couple will reside at 20 Clark ported by four witnesses. next summer to break the record terested In farm machinery and has street where they have a home al­ five cents apiece. ple was named, according to tradi­ THE RAINBOW INN Marine Pr. .. 31% 29 30% Many Varieties tion by Abraham Lincoln. It Is R ^dy for Fingerprinting. for women in swimming the chan­ Motor Wheel . 23% 23% 23% watched Its growth from small ready furnished. Later the brother of Mrs. Hall Atop Bolton Hill. proportions until it is now one of Mr. Cowles is growing 25 differ­ said he once went to call on his nel, created by Gertrude Ederle. Norfolk West .167% 166 166% sweetheart. She offered him some and Willie told reporters that he Natl. Lead ...1 6 1 158% 161 the greatest interests in the coun­ FAREWELL DINNER. ent varieties of apples hut he is was ready to co-operate in any,way making a specially of the Red De- apples and asked him how he North Pacific .81% 81% 81% try. with the authorities in an effort to In the absence of President Miss Elizabeth Norton who has liclous and the McIntosh. He con- them. He is said to have replied, ’ I N Y eintral .141% 140% 141% seek no further.” solve the mystery, and that he NY, NH&H47% 45% 47% Charles Ray, Vice President Wil­ Just resigned her position as chem sldors the five principal kinds of would submit to being fingerprint­ / liam A. Knofla presided. He was 1st with the Orford Soap company apples, in New England: Baldwin. Another tree which Is unique In Pennsylvania . 55% 54% 55 appearance is one which grows let­ ed if this was deemed necessary. Pierce Arrow .30% 30 30/s fortunate in winning the attend­ for the past four years, was the Delicious, McIntosh, Wealthy and Stevens is an expert shot and TONIGHT ance prize donated by Alex Simp­ guest of honor at a farewell dinner Greening. His twenty-five varie­ ters on its apples. This is accom­ Rep Ir & Steel 60% 59% 60% plished by glueing on small paper former trapshooting champion. LAST TIMES R eadin g...... 96 ,, son. It was not a box of golf given by her young women asso­ ties include: Yellow Transparent, "I really have nothing to add to balls but something'just as useful ciates in the office. The appetizing Red Astrackan, Harrison, Graven- letters when the apples are green. Ch R Isl & Pac 64% 64% 64% When they are red and are picked my sworn statement of four years TONIGHT South Pacific .109% 108% 109 — a cigar lighter to be fitted on to meal was served In the directors stein, Wealthy, McIntosh, King. ago,” he said, “ in which I told of State an automobile. room of the company, with all the Northern Spy, Red Delicious, King the papers are washed off and the So. Railway .128% 128% 128% result is neat'green letters. Thus being with friends in Lavalette, St. P a u l...... 13% 13 13 decorations, candles and flowers David, Johnathan. Baldwin, Green­ which is more than fifty miles from 56 which girls deem indispensable to ings, Jeffery. Ingram ^ Lady Sweet, Mr. Cowles can *oell his name with Studebaksr .. 56% 55% apples at any plnce where he might New Brunswick.” SUPER Union Pacific .163% 161% 163 BOY FINDS A GUN, a successful social affair. It came Lobo. Seek No Further, Missouri He said the detectives e.xamlned as a pleasant surprise to Miss Nor­ place his apples in competition. U S Rubber ..67% 66% 6 6 vs Pippins, Grimes Golden Delicious, In addition to the apples, Mr. various firearms he had, and added CAST in “MISMATES” U S S teel----- 152% 150 152% ton who leaves to take up secre­ Western Pippins, Western W^nesap that he never owned a revolver in TOT SISTER IS DEAD tarial work. Cowles grows four kinds of peach­ U S Steel Pr.127% 127% 127% Nonesuch, Rome Beauty and Rus- es, Carman, Elberta, Old Mixon his life. ' Westin’house . 71% 69% 70% and Belle of Georgia. In pears he Prosecutor Simpson, asked If a Tomorrow—Fri. & Sat. West. Union .146% 146% 146% Mr. Cowles is grafting many of Naugatuck, "Sept. 1.— Eleanor grows two varieties, Clapp’s Favor­ further arrest was contemplated, his Harrison, Ingram and Mlssou said that such action was not un­ Sardonic, aged 4, was instantly kil­ HORTA BADLY HIT ite and Bartletts. rl Pippin trees into McIntosh. He likely but would not be taken Im­ led and her sister Alice, ten, was He also raises a large crop of EXTRA a??S on e x t r a SCOLD RADDING explains by saying that the other mediately. wounded in the arms by • a load vegetables. Potatoes are the main apples are more productive In the Examine Clothes from a shotgun fired in the Sar­ BUT NOT IN RUINS product in this line and incidental­ MANCHESTER’S OWN A H E R HEARING South but that the McIntosh is far ly it might be mentioned that Mr. In the hope of obtaining finger­ donic home here today by the Cowles predicts the highest price of prints which might correspond with girls’ brother, Joseph, Jr., aged 9. more thrifty In New England. (Coiittnaed from page I.) Trees All Healthy potatoes this fall that there has those found on the calling card The girls were playing in the A trip through Mr. Cowles’ or­ been for the last ten years. He discovered at the feet of Dr. Hall’s (Continued from page 1> bath room of their home on Fuller by the Portuguese government is chards will reveal but little “ sick­ says the dry spell kept the pota­ body, the art’ clcs of apparel worn street when the boy found the gun expected to reach Horta during the Kiddie Revue then the patrolman said he hit ness” among the trees. They are toes from growing as they should. by the minister and Mrs. Mills on in ihe»,closet of another room. He day. ’ Ballsieper with his night-stick. nearly all In good health. Only 6 The yieldage will be much the night they were murdered Protected Himself marched with the gun over his New Tremors Today smaller this year he says. were examined by experts today in MANCHESTER shoulder, “ playing soldier,” he Slight recurring earth shocks of his 800 trees are suffering from After this mix-up Radding said diseases of the insects. There Is Jersey City. These articles includ­ BOYS AND GIRLS' said. When he reached the bath have thrown the population of the ed Dr. Hall’s Panama hat, the hat 50 50 he backed away from the crowd room he pointed the gun at the girl little or no evidence of the fungus and he heard remarks such as island into a new state of panic, BASKETRY EXHIBITION worn by the slain woman and her and pulled the trigger. according to a report to the minis­ disease known as the “ scab ’ which IN MUSICAL HITS — SINGING — DANCING “ Let’s clean him up now, boys” — scarf. ter of Interior from the governor of Is 80 common on the foliage es­ AND SPECIAL STAGE SETTINGS. “ Now’s the time to get him” and pecially In rainy weather. Neither AH RACTS ATTENTION Three new arrests were being “ Let’s go.” He naturally wanted Horta. considered today following the dis­ The governor reports that hun­ is there any trace of the insect ALSO. A SUPER SPECIAL FEATURE - to protect himself and feeling that U .S. WILL TALK DEBT covery by the prosecution that two dreds of families are without food scales known as the San Jose Oys­ he would he knocked down and ter Shell, the sucking Insect known^ guns. Instead of one, may have “BIGGER THAN BARNUWPS” or shelter. been used fn the murders. used roughly he pulled his gun, BUT NOT RECOGNITION Many Homeless as the Aphis, or the chewing In­ Thirty Local Persons Have And GANG COMEDY—“BURIED TREASURE’* then turned to go to the nearest The city of Horta Is today strug­ sects called the codling moth. Handwork on Display in the box to call headquarters. , Mr. Cowles uses a power sprayer NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. (Contlnned rroiti page 1.) gling to return to normalcy after South End. B0Y.1NU.S.AM0NTH Radding Insinuated that he was the disastrous earthquakes of yes­ and power duster on his apple not given a square deal at head­ terday, according to reports receiv­ trees. The latter Is compartively quarters when the stories were-be­ to about 8400,000,000. This repre­ The exhibition of basketry work sents the value of American prop­ ed here. new In apple production. Mr. done by the Basketry class of the DROWNS AT PORTLAND ing told. He said that the com­ A dispatch to the*Daily Mail from Cowles adopted thorplan two sea­ plainants were allowed to'tell their erty seized or destroyed in the tur­ West Side Recreation Center which bulent transition from czarlsm to Horta states that the population, sons ago and finds It successful. is now being shown In the Oak stories and he was not. Soviet dictatorship. Such American still terror-stricken, is living in the He says U Is superior to spraying Portland, Sepi. 1.— John Kavan, Chief Gordon acted as a sort of street display window of Hale’s aged twelve, who came to this corporations as the International open. Many are homeless. for a prevention of Insect diseases store at the South End Is already prosecutor in the hearing. He cross- Harvester Co., the Standard Oil The Dally Mail correspondent but that It Is not a s' effective country from his native Norway questioned several of the witnes­ drawing favorable comment. only a month ago, was drowned in Co., the Singer Sewing Machine states that it is Impossible to estl against fungus diseases. There are 40 pieces m exhibition Protestants, Wake Up! ses and tried to show the commis­ Co., to mention only a few, have mate the dead and injured, as many Expert Advice the Connecticut river off the Port­ sion that there was a group of and attached to each is the name land yacht yard today, while his enormous claims against the Soviet were caught in tumbling houses and Mr. Cowles operates his farm In of its maker. The pieces Include An address will be given at Orange Hall, Thursday young men who were out “ to get” dictators. ^ buildings. accordance to advice from Profes­ father was at work in the yards.. Radding If possible. He backed waste paper baskets, flowjr The Kavan boy went to the yacht The streets of the town are torn sor W. H. Darrow, a fruit special­ baskets, trays and numerous other evening at 8 o’clock, on: uik his patrolman to the limit. RUX-OFF PRIMARY up and disordered. ist at Connecticut Agrlcqltural works with his father and, clad in ' The Decision examples of basketry work. The ex­ a bathing suit, borrowed, a rowboat IN SOUTH CAROLINA The American colony is reported college. He says that has been a hibition will remain until Friday With all the evidence in the com­ as “all safe.” . great help to him. In speaking to use on the river. A short dis­ mission called an executive session noon. tance from shore he lost an oar and Washington, Sept. 1.— A run-off It is impossible to estimate the about the progress he has made on The basketry work has been cor- to arrive at a decision. In fifteen primary to determine the winner in number of houses destroyed, as the farm Mr. Cowles also gives in Jeaning over to recover It, fell The Situation in Mexico minutes. Ballsieper, the reporters, du'eted by h^iss Margaret Shrugrue into the water, sinking Immediate­ South Carolina’s Democratic sena­ many of those left standing may credit to the fact that stock is bet­ who is an expert in hand work. The and Chief Gordon were recalled. torial race seemed assured today on crumble In ruins If the tremors ter than It used to be in former ly. James H. Westcott, of Portland, All Protestant men and women are cordially in­ All three commissioners took a class has been composed of 50 per­ employed In the yacht yards, re­ the face of incomplete returns. continue, the governor reported. years. sons ranging from nine years np. hand In rendering the decision, ex­ Senator Ellison D. Smith was covered the body within ten min­ vited. The havoc not only/affeeted Hor­ In one of the apple orchards on Only part of the work Is being ex­ .. - plaining to Ballsieper Just how utes. V leading hta. nearest opponent, Ed­ ta but all surrounding villages. Mr. Cowles’ farm there are 89 hibited in the present showing at they felt In the matter. The gar A. BroTO, by a small margin, The earthquake was felt in the trees. When he took over the farm, hoard’s verdict amounted' to Just Hale’s. with about eighty per cent of the Island of Pico but Fayal suffered he picked only five bushels of Following are the names of this: Radding had used hasty state reported. Ex-Senator Nat B. most. / salable apples from the lot. The thirty of those who have work on Come and Hear the Real Judgment in the affair. He had Dial was' a poor third. The law Village Destroyed. ' rest were so poor that they were unjustifiably attacked a respecta exhibition In the window: Lena provides, however, that a nominee The village of Flamangas is re­ sold for elder apples. It was a los­ Keeny, Catherine Brlen, Mrs. L B. ble citizen, and he would be rep­ ing proposition the first yeqr In must have a majority over all op­ ported to have been almost entirely Keeney, Edna Sucky, June Mathew- Safa '.,1 rimanded for It. However, the position and on the face of returns destroyed, as 400 houses were that orchard but since that.tlme he NBlk Truth blame was not entirely Raddlng’s. has. by modern pruning, spraying son, Mrs. A. S. Chapman, Pauline thus far Smith cannot show a ma­ razed there. Stechholz. Gertrude McVeigh, Mar­ The crowd at this particular point The Portuguese cruisers Admas- and cultivation, increased the pro­ .d F ood jority. jorie Palmer, Ida Anderson, Blea- has been troablesome, the coinmis ter and Vasco da Gamaza are un­ duction in this orchard to the ex­ farlnfant*t Smith had approximately 56,(^90, nqr Runde. Etna. Hess, Eleanor sioners said, and while the patrol Brown 50,000 and Dial 25,000. der orders to proceed to the Azores tent'tbat last year he realized a Invatid*, man was unjust in this particular with medical units and engineers. profit of 8355 from it. Gubbon, Irene Kissman, Alice Ait­ ^ ______T h m A fi FREE kin, Helen Pobl, Alice Adingnson, A dnm sion Instance, he was fulfilling his dut­ An ancient hostelery near T h e trees in his apple orchard NooiliMng—IMgeetible— No Hazel Otis, Josephine Aitkin, Elea- ies to a certain extent. Shaftesbury, England, Is known as Languages spoken In the world run from 1 to 70 years- in age. TlwHMMFoedUDciak forAU A f* 355 I'aor Metcalf and Mildred Sxni^ ^ Btdlsieper was satisfied to Jthe “ Listen Inn.’’- number more than SOOO* There are 400 apple trees.

'i*- 1^ ■ n ' '•V.ff ^ : r, " is ® ; • 6* 'eAQISrimifS^ ' M A N c S a ^ R ' B T O ^ G 1, L ■ - i-r ______^ ■ It ia the opinion of this commit­ BLOOD T E U ^ productioh tlugltog; 1*:^ tee that the Eighteenth Amend­ Jackson, Miss. — A bloodhound; perlod in which they h*ve hew uAanqe of the sawattaA, gUtterwf in order to qualify as a witn.ess to entirely too busy to give the best KIDDIE R E V U E (K ^S lOPENfORUM ment to the United States constltu- the giaollue'limps, the ro?r of tlpn is both morally right and eco­ a murder .trail, must be purebred, FELEPHONE RATES service, and following that a shaw. Ilona and the lure of adventure.vlt a;!CHE OTHER SIDE nomically wise. according to a recent decision of Copper and galvaatsad Iran tapering off lit business at an early AT STATE TOMORROW is by far tha ^eitest epic of tge the supreme court of Mississippi. morning hour. It is 'the duty of every officer, ten. tin and paper roettag. hot circus ever filmed. -®'-atui^ Editor,’ The Herald: LegiSl'ative. Executive and Indicial Reversal PrlvUeg© Kxteitaed. cast are Ralph Lewis, Viota furnaces, repaired and reset. ARE READJUSTED Another change that will be wel­ As|he readers of “ The Mapehos- to aid ip its enforcement. The hear­ Gfeorge O’Hara and ings have strengthened my beliefs, comed is the extension of the L6$ig Awaited Prodactlwi WiU w ho, dfcrqcted the pSeture besides ter Rpald" are glvea -sol lege of reversing charges tO’include Be Presented Tomorrow! whicl^jantagoiiires the IlJghtee^h’ . Because of the thousands of com- practically all station-to-tatloh playing a purt. Ameid^ent and the Volstead Act, . mUnicatlons received it was found Friday, and Saturday. Thepe will Sure Relief Long Distance Charges Low­ calls— whether .placed during t^e Qan'g’’’^cMnedy,' entitled Beefed the giod people of our town might necessary, to print tb*s reply. WmBray j day, evening or night—where the ^easure.^’ Ail this is for the w | u -. he plsMed to read the following ! Very teuly yours. FOR INDIGESTION 19 Wadsworth Street f rate is 25 cents or more, with a At last the time has come for lllr picture ^prices: there .will be ipo whiclu was received by me on Aug­ RICE W..MEANS, the presentatiou lor three days of ust .It egplalps itself.. Chairman sub-committee of .IMephoniSll-a* . ered— Subscribers* Privi­ few exceptions. Iti the lest few advancepriws. years the use of long distance serv­ the State theatre's Kiddie Revue. The State presents^T tM “ Unite# Stetsa Senate tee. Judiciary Committee of ice has been increasing constantly The biggest and most Important tin e tbnigtht First N a t lo n a ^ g ^ t Committee on the Judiciary the United States. leges Greater and many situations now arise event (rf the sumnier^ theatrical sea­ Tonr commuplpatlon supporting ______get upder way at ^ , tomor­ croma., ‘^Mlsmates,’ ’ S Washington, D. C. 16 Bcllans where the reverssl of charges Is of son will Pie.Doris Kenyjht^d Wa^W the cause pf prohibition was Denver, Colorado.”, ^ . j advantage to the customer who row’s matinee and evening pei^ ter. n you .haVBjviipt.s^Yi it y^,>^o celved'ihy me as chairman of the . The .foregoing are the exact I Hot water McGovern Granite Cd. 4. general readjustment of long calls for a certain number. Hence formances. H e large company of sub-CQipmUtee of the Judiciary words received from Mr. Means by fifty of Manchester’s own young­ imt fall to do; ro tcaight. , *• lure ReKw CEMETERY MEMORIALS; distance telephone lates, an exten­ this privilege is an added conve­ Comteittee of * the United States me. nience and saving to the public. sters wUl take the sfiotllght to Senatej empowered to conduct ; the ' • ftepreeented by f sion of the periods when the low show their parents, relatives, 'c h a r g e o f 'W jilE E Very truly yours, While this rate readjustment in­ wet apd dry hearings. EDWARD P. PHREANER. a w . HABTaNSTSiN n evening and night rates apply and friends andvthe theatre going pub­ cludes small increases on » m e As is its’ ■ Th'#lhearlni^ are now over and Manchester, Conn., JSe end .Thi 9Kke|es Everyhen «7 Benton Bt. Te|e|ihone tS P Bji extension, also, of the subscrib­ short distance calls, the rate reduce lic in general what they can dp in the way o f theatrics. Do not fail to members of the.. the rtport lias been made. ,,,, August 31, 1926. er’s privilege of reversing charges, Uons on calls over the longer dis­ Ifcpartment \rent on -ii«w-®eate be­ v^as announced today by The be there to give thero a big band . tances will result in a net saving Of ginning ^loday.^fSR^WS: Southern New England Telephone about $3,0a0,000 a year to .tele­ You will never regret seeing this Company to take effect October 1. phone users in the country as a show. It will be a revelation to you There will be a substantial re­ whole. and a surprise beyond your? p o ^ r ' North’ End-rrWhll. r ’ duction on calls to all points 150 ■to express yourself as you will Center--^Maiiih. : or more miles distant and the want to do., ’ Main street— fitsgesald. greater the distance called, the For over a.montli the cast for West Side— GallixiUv greater is the reduction. STATE FAIR PROMISES the revue has been rehearsing Spruce btteet— Seymour. Announcing New Rates Here. dally. You cannot begin to imagine Midnight— Roberts. _ ^ For example, from Manchester even after you will have seen the Cheney Brothers — Raddiug, to Pittsburgh the basic statibn-to- TO BE BEST ONE YET production, the great amount ^ of Benevento, Rlsley. station rate will be $2.00 instbad hourfe and hours of work that have Days , of $2.50; to Chicago $3.60 instead From all indications the 1926 been spent to bring the show to McGlinn, Wirtalla. of $4.95; to San Farnclsco $11.50 Connecticut State Fair will oe t’ e that fine point of finesse that char Day sergeant— Barron. , ' Important Changes in Instead of $16.75. acterizes a smooth, finished per­ Night sergeant— Crockett. A few rates for distances be­ greatest in . its history. Every de­ formance. Therefore, come to the partment will be gilt edge- In one Desk men— Chief G ordon-d^s, tween 24 and 110 miles, as well as State and give the kiddies yoqr and Captain Sqhendel, nights. some of the lowest rates, will be department especially it will not whole-hearted support. readjusted to make the schedule have to “ take off its hat” to any Myrtle Muir, the conquettish and Toll and Long Distance consistent throughout, but in these fair, and that department Is autb appealing little leading lady of the cases the increase of the basic sta- racing. On Thursday, Sept. 9 and revue gives such a performance as tion-to-statlon rate will be only five Saturday Sept. 11, auto race days no one would believe a girt of .her cents. the State Fair will present to age could do. She dances,- sings and Telephone Service One of the interesting changes, patrons a lineup of automobile rac­ acts In a manner that s e e ^ from the public’s viewpoint is that ing drivers whose names, past per­ token years of training. That fact by which one and a half hours have formances, and reputations^^ are is, however, she, as well as the been added to the reduced rate pe­ known to auto speed "fans in oih^r principals and members or riod. Reduced rates on station-to- every part of the continent. ^ The the cast, have had little or no station calls will begin at 7 p. ni-. State Fair has hung up exceedingly training in theatrics except what Instead of 8:30 p. m., as formerly. liberal purses and entries and ap­ she and the others have received Effective October 1,1926 Between 7 p. m. and 8:30 p. m. pearance money has already been under Jack Sanson’s directing for the discount will be approximately received from ten speed pilots of this revue. 25 per cent of the day station-to- national reputation, with additional The other principals in the cast, station rates, and from 8:30 p. m. entries still to come. all of whom take their parts in a to 4:30 a. m., about 50 per cent of A sensational surprise will he really astonishing manner, are the day rates. These discounts will offered in the form of “ Dare De;Hl Billy Shea, ’’lanchester s tiniest Reduction in Rates applv where the day station-to-sta- Vee” , a European act which is mak­ singer; Dorothy Eurrico, who plays tion'rate is 40 cents or more, with ing its first American tour this sea­ rnd sings opposite BUly Shea; Ed­ To points 150 miles or more distant, the rates a minimum reduced rate of 35 son. Vee is known in the old coun- na Fradin. Dorothy Wirtalla and cents. Because ofot the« e unsatisfac-™ is i< ic - — ’ man who fiirts with Dorothy Guert, a very capable and will be substantially reduced. The greater the tory service conditions wliich it trydeath.” Standing epect oj.on the rear charming dancing trio; Eleanor brought about, the existing mid­ Schleldge. another S°od dancer. night discount is discontinued. erd of a fieeting automobile he distance, the greater the reduction. leaps in the air and, with the speed Joseph Excellente, of Charleston LiOwest Rates at Eight-Thirty. fame, who now proves that he is Under the new schedule station- of a catapult, lands on the track The following figures illustrate the reduc-' not a bad singer; Paulin Jteale. to-statlon calls may be made at directly in front of the grandstan’ . substantial reductions as early, as Up to the present no one has seem­ who looks as though she would run , tioiis in basic station-to-station rates: 7 p. m., and persons wishing to ed anxious to copy or imitate Vee’s Gain Curd out of the business, take advantage of the lowest rates original act. Betty Foreman, a little singer and dancer who will capture P r e s e n t Rate Effective of the 24 hours may make their heart; Ada Robinson, another thor­ calls any time after 8:30 p. m. ONLY TWO CHANGES From , To R a to O c to b e r 1 Thus, although the midnight dis­ oughly capable singer and IN BUCKLAND BIST. Miss Custer, Chariestonist, who is $ 2.00 count is discontinued, the longer The world’s best small; Manchester Pittsburgh % 2.50 reduced rate period and the sub­ only three years of age. Only two alterations were made The revue is In three acts. Spe­ grand piano. Known ttje | Chicago 4 .9 5 3 .60 stantial reductions applying in bas­ in property valuations as recorded ic rates to distant points mean that cial scenery, stE.^e settings and 11.50 by the Board of Assessors during lighting effects \. ill all tend .to give world over. Not a chebPi San Francisco 16.75 this change will make little differ the special session of the Board ol ence in the cost of night calls. them a lavish appearance. The grand, but finest quality atj Relief in the Seventh school dis­ story of each act deals with— but By this riiove the company ex­ a low price. Results of i Reductions comparable to these will h0 pects to improve service by elimi­ trict last night, in .the Buckland that’s giving it all away. You 11 nating complications at midnight school. just have to com': and see for 103 years of piano buildirtg, effective from all other exchanges in this which have resulted in delays and John Jeffery was credited with yourself. . put a heavy burden on its facilities $200 worth of property in the Then there is a big jazz orches­ Conyehient Terms. and employees. At the metropolitan Seventh District that he did not tra entirely made up of local >^8l- Company’s territory. centers, such as New York, it has possess and William Donahue had ciana under the direction of Tom meant retaining a large force of his automobile marked down twice. Trant. It’s a first class jazz baud Some rates for distances between 24 ana j'oung women operators to care for The Board of Relief was in ses­ taken right out of Manchester. And a sudden and short-lived burst of sion for an hour. Twelve property we don’t mean maybe, teither. KEMFS 110 miles, as well as a few of the lowest rates,^ traffic. During much of the time owners came in to look over the Along with the revue will be a the operators kept on duty in anti­ books, but only two changes were pleasant moving picture diversion. “ Everything Musical” will be adjusted to make the schedule con^ cipation of this temporary rush found necessary to make. Both It’s an F. B. O. production entitled, have had little to do, then a short were trivial. "Blaser Than Barnum’s.” It’s a sistent throughout, but in these cases the in* crease of the bstsic station-to-station, rate will be only five cents. G.Fox & Co.Inc. Collect Charges on Store Hours: 9 to 6 Daily. Free Tdephone From Manchester, 1500. Statidn-to-Station Calls HARTFORD EARLY FALL ANNOUNCEMENT Heretofore the reversal of charges has b e^ available only on person-to-person calls. _As Tuxedo Presents The New Paris Style Features a further convenience to the public, this privi­ Interpreting The Autumn Mode in Terms of Youth lege will be extended, with a few exceptions, to station - to - station calls where the rate is 25 Exclusively in Hartford at Fox’s. cents or more. Longer Reduced-Rate Period Reduced rate hours for station-to-station calls will begin at 7 P.M . instead of 8:30 P. M,, p formerly. Between 7 "and 8:30 P. M. the dis­ count will be approximately 25 ,1 day sthtiondo-station rates. From 8:30 P.M. to 4‘-30 A. M., the discount will be about 50 - percent of the day rates. These discounts •^ll apply where the day station- to- station rate is 40 cents or more, with a mimmun ter duced rate of 315 cents. Because oT toe up- satisfactory service conditions which it brought about, toe existing midnight discount will be discontinued. The net result of these rate changes will be a saving to the telephone psers of the United Stateaof approx­ 146 (Left) Paris sponsors 193 (Center) Tuxedo created this 177 (^Rlght) Exceedingly canton crepe, the material dress of luxurious crepe-back satin smgrt is the two-ln-bne en­ imately $3,000,000 a year. The service changes Are from which this Tu.xedo In the spirit of youth. It Is dis­ semble.effect as iUurtrated, model is made. Alternate tinguished by rows of gracefully ar­ lii^ this model of hea:hr silk made in the interests of public convenience and to rows of fine tucks and box ranged pleating on skirt, cuffs and crepe. The all-over em­ pleats emphasize its refine­ collar. The latter may be worn broidered panel front of furnish still better toll pnd long distahce service, ment. Scalloped crepe of high or low to taste* Sizes:' 14 contrasting color allk forms contrasting color forms tho to 44. a cbnvqrtible collar'which is vestee which buttons to Colors: Bordeaux Red, Black, stylizfaly trimmed with but­ taste and' also trims the Spanish Raisin, Chanel Blue, Jun­ tons and loops. THE SOUTHERN N E W ENGLAND cuffs. Sizes: 14 to 44. gle Green, Cocoa. #29.50 Sizes: 14 to 44. Colors: Buffalo Brown, TELEPHONE COMPANY Spanish Raisin, Bordeaux Cpldin: Black, Navy, Red, Chanel Blue, Navy, Bordeaux Red, Beaver,' BELL SYSTEM Black. 929JM> Chanel'Blue. ■ 92i».00 G. Fox & Co., Iiic.—^Third Floor. Universal Service One Polk One System

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employment ot her labor, her world to go ashore and take over 'the . Hantlfeatfr >elatlons, the question ot taxation, same old job again. If they hadn’t, the maintenanpe of world peace, the the ins and the outs, between them, , Ettenlng Hfralb whole vast business of keeping the would almost certainly have shot PUBUSH RD BT national machinery running, are ot the town all to pieces. auiRi® Last Week of the THn HERALD PRINTINQ C?0. less account that the enforcement It isn’t supposed to be our busi­ Fonndcd by BIwood S, B1& of a single sumptuary law, then the ness, this keeping of Latin Ameri­ ) New York, Sept. l.-r-The “ char­ Oct. 1. 1S81 can peoples from eating each other party for them to elevate to powe^ acters" of Wall street are quite Every Evening Except Sundays and up. But we have, in the, Panama^ Holidays is a prohibition party, untrammeled well known to those'who pass their Semi-Annua) Sale Entered at the Post OiHce at Man- by any pledge or obligation to keep Canal, a'Tretty big stake In the Cen­ days in the^ ftna,acial center as are cheater as Second Class Mall Matter. the country going. They certainly tral American situation. We can the world-famsd ma ” ates. SUBSCRIPTION KATES: By Mall 7 cannot get what they are after from take no chances of people down Thus there is Mary, ‘Ithe- apple, six dollars a year; sixty cents a woman," who has peddled her fruit month for shorter perlodA, any other j?arty. And any effort to that way running amuqk, with the By carrier, eighteen centr a weuk. in and around the Exchange for Single copies, three centa commit any other party to the prin* always present chance that their years. There is Tonla, who s '” SPECIAL ADVEltTISl.NO REPRE­ ciple that nothing counts but to pre­ lunacies may extend as far as our pretzels out in front of John D.. SENTATIVE: Hatiiilton-Ue Lisser. vent the individual from getting a costly and delicate ditch. Explosive Rockefeller’s building. There’s an Inc, 25 West 4Sd Street. New Vork old shoe-lace man and a, newspaper and 811 North Michigan Avenue. drink or getting drunk is not only tempers and explosive chemicals Chicago. vendor at a subway entrance, an The Manchester Evening Herald Is bound to fail; it is indirect, devious, alike must be kept at a safe dis­ old woman who sells gum. on the on sale In New Turk City at Schultz's tricky and dishonest. tance from that streak of water. If News Stand. Sixth Avenue land 48nd steps of one of the elevateds, a bar- Street and 42nd Street entrance of they can’t guarantee safety from ■ ber who had'the custom of many Grand Central Station. thegp things, down there, why, the notables, a waiter or two who has "International News Service has the THE BAKER IDEA served half the millionaires in exclusive rights to use for republlca- marines will have to keep on doing tion in any form all news dispatches We can see no reason for the be­ America. credited to It or not otherwise credit­ wilderment of Washington politi­ it. And they don’t mind. “ Shine ’Em Up" Toiriorrow Only ed In this paper. It Is also exclusively cians over the Newton Baker article And there’s Ted, the bootbUV:. entif.ed to use for repuhlicatlon all LITTLE LEADERS r—Or Theodore as he prefers It. H^s the local or undated news published advocating remission, by the United heroin.” America’s reservations .on the real name is Tony Sdmething-or- Macnirid States, ot the European war debts. ^ther, for he’s an Italian and his protocol of the Wcrld tlourt have Cy AUSTIN H. CLARK But in south Japan, where fish­ WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1, 1926. Because they cannot trace the par­ shoe-shining stand decorates the now been accepted by seven na­ SmiHisonlan Institute ing is carried on at much greater tisan political significance of this building at No. 1 Wall street. tions. They are Albania, Cuba, Deep down in the dark cool depths than anywhere oh our unexpected pronouncement of the Theodore arrived on these‘shores lepths of all the oceans, 600 feet coasts these fish are often caught SETBACK FOR WOMEN Greece, Liberia, Uruguay, Luxem- way back in the early seventies and The Ferguson episode in Texas former war secretary, the Washing­ and deeper, there live in great and are regularly used as fojdd. berg and the San Dominican Repub­ for more than 50 years he has Are they good to eat. I never ton folk all the more suspect that “ shined-’em-up” for the financial- abundance fishes of this general has been an unfortunate affair in [ type known as macrurids with large had sufficiest “ nerve” to try one. lic. Not, perhaps a very* Imposing aristocracy. lOR TOMORROW morning only these lawn its relationship to the part played, some such significance mnst be bid­ I heads and more or less slender bod-1 Once when among the Kuril islands array as to size or Influence,' but His i?reeting to, office boy and den in the proposition. They ought I ies tapering slowly to sharp point- i between Kamchatka and Japan, we settees will be placed on sale at $1.98. They and to be played, by women in the important in their geographical dis­ magnate alike was— “ shine ’em up” secured a large number of these are 42 inches long, made of maple finished in governmental affairs of this coun­ to know better. i Perhaps his manner did change a ed tails. tribution and as constituting about fish, of a stouter and more prepos­ What they lose sight of is the bit when some particularly import­ There are many different kinds combination naturd and red varnish. Similar to try. There is no blinking the fact a seventh of the whole number sessing sort than that here shown. fact that Baker is out of politics, ant notable took the seat. Built of these, mostly rather small.' but sketch but with three slats in back instead of four that the career of Miriam Ferguson We had them cooked for din­ which must pass upon thq reserva­ for everybody Theodore had a many reaching a yard in length and as governor of Texas is bound to probably out definitely and for all ner; fried they were, in cracker as shown. A regular ^ .9 8 value. No ’phone tions. “ line.” He had never learned to a few six feet or more. prove a handicap to the aspirations time. And they also lose sight of These are very common on our ernmbs. When they were served orders or charges at this price. The subject is to be taken up at read and he could not write his we found instead of nice white fish Shop tomorrow morning for other last weak of other and more fit members ot the fact that he was a man of ideas name, but he certainly had learnea coasts, but we rarely see them as a general meeting of the League to we do not fish at the depths at a qulwerlng jelly, sickly green In before he ever was a politician, the “ American lingo.” His chat­ clearance values. There are scores of them here her sex. be held at the end of this month at which they live, and if we caught color. I cannot say they are not anyhow. That’s how he came to^be ter, for years has. proved entertain­ — odds and ends that we would rather clear out It happens to exactly fall in with Geneva. It is our bet that the re­ one we should scarcely try to eat good as food but I am still not ii. politics in the first place; he was ing. 1 sorry that I did not try them. than carry—^marked at prices that will move them the dour predictions of anti-suffra­ servations will finally be accepted, He boasted of having Ulysses it. a political accident. quickly. gists that Mrs. Ferguson has never without reference back to the Unit­ Grant as a customer when the for-^ Opinions differ as to Mr. Baker’s been anything but a stalking horse ed States, despite the gloomy fore­ mer president and Civil War hero genius, but nobody ever accused was in the banking business. He STORE CLOSED AT NOON. for her crude and none too consci­ casts that have been made. In which him of bein^ an out and out fool. has a boot-shining acquaintance entious husband— that she has been case the little fellows will have led And nobody but a fool, it seems to with Charles Evans Hughes and j a mere figure head and Jim Fergu­ the way, for once. George F. Baker, the financial kin,g son the actual governing power; us, could expect to gain any politi­ is an old customer. WATKINS BROTH which is precisely what thousands cal advantage— especially anybody Yet it is not recorded-that all the It may oe violin or horn wherein of doubting Thomases prophesied who has reached middle life— by magnates of Wall street were more Let’s sing a song of highest prkise for men who write our' tunes a melody is born. Or grand piano. would l^appen “ if women got into advocating the cancellation of the liberal than the transient figures of Broadway, or elsewhere. these days. When orchestra or Maybe voice, but what’s the dif­ war debts. S ie w a rfe politics.” Certainly none of the street’s organ plays these tunes we get the ference? Take your choice. Of course it is ridiculous to sup­ Such an advocate is much more "characters” seem to have made hip hooruys. It’s aT the same when said and pose that there are not many thou­ likely to be lynched than to be enough to retire. Nor is it recorded They seem to fill our soul with done, for when a snappy tune’s be­ LETTERS gun real life and laughter’s always sands of women in the United elected to anything by any section that many of them made fortunes pep and force us into proper step from “ tips” on the market. to walk away from fret and sigh found. Why, that’s what makes the States not only as politically intelli­ of the American polity. Yet, for years. Theodore has hop­ and let our spirit sail on high. world go ’round. iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Baker, quite beyond question, We oft forget that credit’s due gent as their men folks but quite BY CHARLES P. STEWART ed to get enough monev together to When everything you tackle as independent— not at all to be had -deUvered himself of this idea see Italy oftce more. Whether or stumps you ’cause you’ve fallen in the men who keep songs coming through. Sing out your old. Sing in ot calling off the uncollectahle for­ Washington, Sept. 1.— Senator not he might have succeeded is the dumps, what drives that feel­ dominated by the male will. It was your new. But this, by heck’s a eign debts merely to get the thing William M. Butler of Massachusetts conjectural. ing out of sight? A peppy tune! mere hard luck for the feminine Yer dogs-gone right. song to you. off his chest, with possibly the add­ is not a very talkative politician. Took Him Along voters that the first and most con­ This is fortunate, because, when The other day one of the wealth­ I INSURANCE i spicuous woman to attain to a gov­ ed, hope that perhaps a word from he does say something political, it iest. corporation lawyers decided I Clothes help. Look your best and ernorship should have been of the him may contribute somewhat to generally is something that would that Theodore would be s by Not long ago a certain barber bis uncle ic a baseball umpire. result were the one sought by Mrs. body, pr6bably, knows It better than Statistics show very few died it. It’s an equally good thing for went as guest of a wealthy broker. from spring fever, but many victims Newton Baker. Ferguson, for by extending clemen­ administration Republicans to Wall street, apparently has come had their incomes cut off, Wonder how many millions of cy to an almost endless array of keep still about, because their few minutes for values other than years asparagus hung a ound before PRESERVING HISTORIC " FILMS criminals she has furnished still party’s split on it, and the more financial. When the golf bug bites a man it someone got up nerve enough to more ammunition to the anti-wo­ Will Hays has justified his' Job they say the more the split is apt to GILBFRT SWAN. makes him break out with knickers eat it? as mentor of the mo’iies if jt be w.’den. and loud stockings. man political element. Her “ mercy” Show girls show themselves. true— and it likely enough is— that I has been maudlin. She has been the As all men know, industrial east­ Fire and Liability world’s champion jail emptyer. without his suggestion and Influ­ ern Repu’ullcanism likes the present UAIET Hens are fairly sensible. But they It takes only the other one to — lack efficiency. They should watch Twenty-three hundred Texas ence no provision would have been high tariff, because It protects the start a fight. industries. ducks. Ducks eat with shovels. prisoners have experienced her made, In the ere^ion of the nation­ Insurance al archives building at Washington, As everybody knows further, May cut the army and navy- Be­ weak charity. She has practically agricultural western Republican­ Many a woman’s home would be fore long they will be v>nly a sol­ annulled the death penalty. She has for the preservation of historical ism wants the tariff lowered, on happier if her husband hadn’t mar­ dier paddling a canoe. This is the feast day of Saint ried such a fussy old cat. made Texas a criminals’ paradise. cinema films. the ground that it doesn't protect Hays put this idea up to Presi­ farm products but does •'make the Giles, abbot of the Benedictine or­ Dawes is growling at the Senate, And by so doing she has clinched der whose extraordinary piety and Cabbage isn’t fatting. But if peo­ dent Coolidge yesterday and the farmers pay exQesslve prlcez fjr which would like to fire him and RICHARD a RICH the cheap and shallow argutaent everything they have to buy. learning drew upon him so much ple eat too much ca'jbage it will keep a bulldog in his place. that women are both too dependent President, with his customary Nobody doubts that the lndustric.1 admiration that he fled to the for­ increase ihe price of cigars. est, later becoming famous for the South Manchester^ and too soft hearted for the stern sound sense of values, promptly folk will do their best to hang cn’ o New oil well ill Mexico produces T ln te BaOdlnff. miracles he wrouight. The time* may come when four 5,000 barrels a day, this being business of government. O. K.’d it. It should go without say­ protection, but it’s clear that they should make as little noise abo'at it Cornerstone of the first railroad hours will be a working day, but pretty good as a hole. That the Ferguson case is an am­ ing that the film vaults which Hays bridge over the Missis'iinpl River, we are optimists and maybe it proposed will forthwith be incor­ as possible, lest they enrage the munition against a certain form of farmers Into voting the other way laid in 1854 at Rock Island and wen’t. Lightning hit four fishermen in feminine political preferment is porated in the plans of the new or turning insurgent. Dc^enport. Atlantic City who should cut down structure. Now along comes. Senator Butler This is the birthday of Rex Civllizatioji advances steadily, on their fishing lies. true. It is a serious commentary on o’clock now instead The suggestion made by the •v,lth the remark that the tariff not Beach, author. Bedtime is 12 the sentimental succession of the only isn’t too high, but, so far as of 9 o’clock. . Americans in Pafis are consid­ movie mentor is for twenty vaults, ered robbers instead of victims. Insure Your Valuables woman to the husband’s job— Of his particular industry— textiles — Statistics show the average which we have already had some­ each with a capacity for a thousand is concerned, It isn’t high enoug . American should have $42.01, but Some of those Mexicans have s ! A Texas woman of 95 married reels of film, to be included in the That, he adds, is what is the matter many of us miss this by several been getting just a little too much a s A BOX IN A GOOD SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT what too much. But it actually has thousand dollars. 'pepper in their tamales. rich old fellow of 94 for love. no bearing at all on the fitness of plans now, with space for thirty with the textile industry, which is depressed, or professes to be. IS THE the independently minded woman more similar vaults to be added In to hold public office. the future. This seems to be a very The most elementary kind of po­ The Head May Be Willing, But Races Are Run With Feet 'BEST AND CHEAPEST INSURANCE. a Just the same the women have reasonable provision and, so far as litical good judgment warns that got to live down “ Ma” Ferguson. can now he foreseen, an adequate this sort of observation is calculat­ one. ed to make a western farmer as The Manchester Trust Co, The general character of the mad as a hatter. INFILTRATION The farmer— this is a Republican There is such a thing as honor films to be preserved will suggest farmer, mind— complains, in effect, In politics. If the time ever comes itself to anybody. The precise selec­ that the tariff’s robbing him. elieve um niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiGimiitiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii when that factor is eliminated from tions to be made are something safe To which the chairman of the B ME, S . the political life of tbiq nation, then enough to trust to the Judgment of Republican national committee, TAmTAN/MAL MX from whom the Republican farmer God help America. any first class librarian or niuseum Movie stars are often blinded by might fairly expect a little sympa­ QoinQ T W HO ttie sfudio lights and more often Dr. Gilbert O. Nations, Prohibi­ director. thy, replies, “ Well, I’m in favor of Ijy the limelight. tion candidates for President in By far the most Important In e» still more of It.” i^ACe ON A 1920, is one of those who believes istence at present, from the histori­ “ Sure he is,” yells the infuriated While a London scientist finds farmer, “ because he benefits-by it VJbT "feAcx / iu candid, honorable methods for cal point of view, are the war ilc- the human race is growing taller — at my expense. Now he wants to perhaps he has a yo^ng son the achievement of reform. He has tures and those of Presidents and benefit more yet— out' of uy come out for the re-organization of other outstanding personages who pocket.” Two can’t live on love. Anyway, | •t.U the Prohibition party, for abandon­ have passed away since the motion a Joliet, 111., xbridal couple were j ment of the practice of prohibition­ camera began to register living per­ The commerce department deals Jailed for stealing chickens. . with the situation a great deal sonalities. And from that point v/f ists in endeavoring to control the more tactfully. I White House has its own refri­ policies of the non-prohibition par­ plain common sense can easily go It’s giving out figures to prove geration system now, but will they Joseph Saved For ties by the process of infiltration. on to determine just what films are that the farmer’s mistaken— that f need it with Coolidge around? Infiltration is a trick fostered by and'are not essential for preserva­ he actually does benefit by the Seven Fat Years tariff, only he doesn’t realize it— ; Some women cook so well they the German empire when it was tion. tiat he’s in hard, luck, for reasons are regular taxidermists. Thus !ie provided for ths planning world control. It has over which nobody has any control seven lean j^ars. since been adopted by Soviet Rus­ NICARAGUA but that he’d be In a lot worse luck / The modern Idea of saving for a Today, the Life Income Plan tainy day is buying silk stockings sia. It was the working principle The presence of Ajnerican mar- If it weren’t for protection. offers a convenient method of The commerce department’s eUNNiNG and shorter skirts. of the I. W. W. It is not a device ines in Nicaragua has become so method is the sensible one. conserving the surplus of pros­ which appeals to the frank and fun­ normal a condition to the people of It doesn’t harshly turn the farm­ A mother is one who thinks she perous years. damentally decent political mind of that always distracted little coun­ er down cold. It argues with him forgot where she hid her change In return for small deposits when she knows William swiped it. America. try that it seems impossible for and appeals to his self interest It now, it'will pay you $100 a If, as dry advocates malnta’ln, the them to adjust themselves to free­ may or may not convince him, but month whenewr yea are dicr at least it doesn’t antagonize him. Only a few more weeks now un- people of this country are for pro­ dom from outside monitorship. ablcd, and $100 a month for hibition, and if the dry leaders have The marines were down there for President Coolidge, though he life at lise 60. Includes any faith in the people, then the ob­ a long, long time— so long that the knows very little about the corn ^ u ip Your Home With $10,000 insurance protection ;.^ vious thing to be done. In support job of policing Nicaragua had be­ belt, is too clever to fall Into such for your family, to age 60, too, " errors as Senator Butler’s. of the prohibitory laws, is to beat come one traditional through sev­ Copper Leader and, ' Ask for outline, and rate. - s; When the textile men met here the drum of enforcement, rally to eral generations-Mjr at least enlist'^ some mouths ago and wanted to Gutter Connecticut General the dry standard all believers in ments— of marine personnel. And adopt a resolution demanding high- Life Incurc.ncs Co^irr:'*''* Volsteadism, organize the dry army then, a little while ago, the devil- ef protection, he headed it off, be­ ^ Will give & lifetime 6f serv­ regularly and oi^nly, and fight the dogs came away at last and left the ing right4>n the Job, whero he could ice.” We would be glad to esti­ FAYETTE B. CLARKE. Agt get his oar in- ~ mate your needs in this'line. war to a finish, against both the Nicaraguan to their own devices. In But Butler bided his time and 10 Depot !i^. • Tel. 29^ % old parties, neither of which are two shakes of a lamb’s tail they shot his bolt while the president •/______essentially dry or ever will be dry. were at the revolution business was marooned up in the Adlron> ^ Joseph C. Wilson ^ til you’ll ha able to set homa ba-'"'' If the majority of the people in again. And so an American ship dacks and couldn’t stop him. But­ Plumbing in All its Branehss. ler’s a plain, blunt man, who says fore the lee cream melts. this country believe that America’s once more had to pop ihto Blue- exactly what’s on his mind-,It isn’t, V Service of UieBest Kind. An bpUmM is.a sun'wliO lendt - business prosperityj, the profitable fields and the same old marines had always safe in politics. Phono 641 28 Spnice S t money to kinfolks, •>v- A ’ y ■. ■ M ■'t ;, A* llIANCHESTBit EVENING HBRALt), FRIDAY, AUGUST 27,192«. FAGE FIVE

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© I92S :Mi V Anne Austin By'NEASERViauC

/ The Story of a Generous Girl and Selfish Sister LOVEJEALOUSY-THRILI^PASSION-COMEDY

CHERRY LANE, SELFISH, FAITH, THE GENEROUS- MAN-MAD FLAPPER™ Starts in The Herald HEARTED BIG SISTER MONDAY, SEPT. 13

/ A Remarkable Author

T THE age of 18 Anne Austin was left alone with her baby daughter, r^day she is 30 and her daughte r is 12. During that time she has 3arned her own and her daughter’s living by writing fiction—both serials and short stories-^for magazines. In addition she has herself edited several magazines of national circulation and has written a great many non-fiction articles.

Her daughter, Elizabeth Benson, at the age of nine, was tested for her intelligence and found to possess the mental age ofa girl of 19. This fall A she enters college—at 12 !

\ Anne Austin had not only the ambition and ability to make her mark as a successful author, but she had the time to rear her child as a perfect specimen of health and a person of phenomenal mental attainment.

Story ot Lite and Love

I HE HERALD naturally is glad to announce Anne Austin’s first news­ paper serial, SAINT AND SINNER. It is a story of life and love, of the tribulations of a human, honest-to-goodness American family.

But principally it is the story of two sisters—of Faith Lane, patient, I lovablefamily drudge, who thought of everyone-but herself—of Cherry Lane, selfish, man-mad, fiighty, wi o put self above all.

You will meet these characters in the first chapter of SAINT AND ’li ~BINNER, and follow them from day to day With breathless interest. You will meet other great characters, too-^im Lane, the patient, plodding father; “Long” Lane, the slick-haired “sheik” ; Mrs. Lane, the complain­ ing, martyred invalid; Joy Lane, the irrepressible child. t

/'/ And splendid Bob Hathaway, whom both Faith and Cherry come to love; George Pruitt, the wealthy artist; Albert Ettleson, the drummer, who thought he was another Don Juan.

Meet Them All Monday, Sept. 13 in the Manchester Evening Herald .’ ••• xv->'^.'^'

Sketches by Rednei^^ Syn^sm^y B raucto Change in Rates POE’S STORIES: Th^e Purloined Letter (2) For Herald Oassified Advertising On and after June 1, 1926, the following rates for Classified Advertising will be in effect: All For Sale, To Rent, Lost, Found and similar advertising on Classified Page: First insertion, 10 cents a line (6 words to line). • Minimum Charge 30 Cents. Repeat insertions (running every day), 5 cents a line. THESE PRICES ARE FOR CASH WITH COPY. An additional charge-of 25 cents will be made for advertisements charged and billed. I u.'.ling, she hastily 50 feet deep. All modern. Price onl^y FURNISHED room for 1 or 2 with AUTOMOBILES it is practicable for any part of the $10,500. Small amount of cash need­ apolis— Mid-week church services. or without board. 183 Center Street. WBZ (333) Springfield, Mass.— United States or southern Canada ed. See Stuart J. Wasley, 827 Main Call after 5 o’clock. FOR SALE— Dodge touring car in WKRC (4 2 2 )-Cincinnati— Musi­ street. Telephone 1428. ______good running condition, also a good Variety. cal. an a change of a few degrees in lat­ FOR RENT— 5 room flat, all modern heating stove. Inquire 51 Summit WLS (345) Chicago— ^Markets; WOS (441) Jefferson City, Mo. itude has little effect upon the ap­ FOR SALE— Near East. Center Improvements, including steam heat. street, or telephone 814. sports; organ; orchestra. street, single house of 6 rooms. Steam — Musical. pearance of the heavens. Inquire at 270 Oak St. after 5:30 p. WWJ (353) Detroit— Concert. heat, fire place, large lot. Price very ni. WMAQ (447) Chicago— Variety. The Northern Cross in Cygnus reasonable. This is a wonderful buy. MISCELLANEOUS WRNY (375) New York— Sports and Vega in Lyra are now very See Stuart J. Wasley, S31 Main St. KFI (467) Los Angeles— Varie­ TO RENT—Tenement at 136 Bissel Children’s hair cutting, 25 cents at commerce; theater; musical. close to the zenith. South of Cyg­ St., second floor. All refinished, $22 Zimmerman’s Barber Shop, 130 Spruce WGY (*379) Schenectady, N. Y. ty. FOR SALE— $8,300 beautiful stucco, a month. Inquire at s^pie address. WTIC (476) Hartford, Conn.— nus is the constellation of Aquila, Parkbr street home, and garage, street. “ ~V8.ri6ty* « The Eagle. Its bright, first magni­ shadjf lawn and walks and every con­ TO RENT— 6 room tenement, all WKRC (4*22) Cincinnati— Or- Dance orchestra. venience of a modern summer or Rags, magazines, bundled paper KGW (491) Portland— Concert. tude star, Altair, may be easily rec­ modern Improvements. Near mills and and junk , bought at highest cash cl} gsIfs.. winter home. Arrangements to In­ trolley. Ray L. Bldwell, 60 Pine WEAF (492) New York— Light ognized by the fact that it lies iu spect this property may be made by prices. Phone 849-3 and I w ill call. J. CNRO (435) Ottawa, Ont.— Chil­ line with and about half way be­ street. Telephone 1232. Eisenberg. opera. To WCSH (476), WJAR appointment with W. F. Lewis. 11 dren’s half hour; markets. tween two fainter stars. Vine street. (485L KSD (545). MYI^TLE BEACH. Milford. Conn., Ford cylinders rebored and fitted I WMAQ (447) Chicago— Organ; Aquila, as well as Cygnus, lies di­ rooms with privilege use bath kitch­ full set of 0-Tlte Piston rings, $16.50. I W eX « 1 7 ) Detroit— Musical. FOR SALE OR RENT—Modern en. dining room, parlor. Cresmont rectly in the path of the Milky W^y, eight room house, all conveniences, with new pistons and pins, also a I WHO (526) Des Moines— Inn. 16 room hotel, water front, trol­ Fred H. Norton, 180 Main treet. WEAF (492) New York— Syna­ and it was in this constellation that two car garage . Located on Strick­ ley line 107. Inquire Tel. 1545-2. Quartet; Instrumental. land street. In fine residential sec­ gogue services; U. S. Army Band. the brilliant Nova or Temporary I will pay the highest prices for KYW (536) Chicago— Classical, tion. For Information call Manches­ FOR RENT—Two excel.^ent .iffice To WGR (319), WSAI (326), Star appeared on June 8, 1918, ter IlOO or 418. rags, at'?rs and all kinds of metals; popular. rooms over Post Office. May be rent­ also .}jy all kinds of poultry and old WWJ (353), WCAE (461), WRC which for several days outshone ed singly, $20. per month or to­ cars for junk. M. H. Lessner, Jr., tele­ (469),WEEI (476),WJAR (485), 10 P. M. FOR S.ALE— West Side-Single five gether. $3t. per month. Apply a the even the brilliant Vega. Nova Aqui- phone 982-4. I WRVA (256) Richmond, Va.^ room strictly modern Including steam Manchester Trust Co. WTAG (545). lae No. 3, as the star was known, heat, a bargain at $5,000, small Variety. WANTED—Highest prices paid for W eX (517) Detroit— Orchestra. because of the fact that it was the amount of cash. Wallace D. Robb. TO RENT— Five room flat on kidge WGN (303) Chicago— “ Sam 'n 853 Main s t r e e t . ______rags. metalA paper, magazines, etc. KYW C.536) ChicagOr—Musical. third nova to appear in Aquila, Is street, all modern Improvements, In­ Also buy and sell used furniture. Henry” ; musical. cluding gas. and steam heat. Inquire 7 P, M. now only a faint telescopic star FOR S.ALE— Bissell street, ''our Chaa liessner, 28 Oak street. Phone. KO.\ (322) Denver, Colo.— In­ ♦ IS^A^ITUDE 110 Ridge street. David Carson. 2116. WGHP (270) Detroit— Farm shorn of all Its former splendor. family, strictly modern Including gas. strumental; studio. Billions of Miles SEPT.gia- 9R ^1 t Income $1056. Price for quick sale. FOR RENT—Six room tenement, all market; news. $8700. with $1,000 cas’o. Wallace D. KNX (337) Los Angeles— Varie­ To the northeast of Aquila is the t t Improvements. Adults preferred. In­ DEMPSEY “ DOWN FFNE," WCAU (278) Philadelphia— SEPT. 1 5 '-!! 8 P .M 0 3=^, Robb. 853 Main street. quire at 13 Wadsworth street. ty. interesting little asterism known as 1.1 Quartet; piano. SEPT 3 0 '-!! 7 + 425, WLIB (303) Chicago— Variety. KFA3 (341) Lincoln, Neb— Delphinus, the Dolphin, or Job’s FOE SALE—East Center, Manches­ FOR RENT— Centennial aparfmert. T.IKES D.4Y OF REST \^flri©ty * 5 ^ 1 1 ter Green-Six room single strictly new section of nine, two room apart KDKA (309) Pittsburgh— Chil­ Coffin. One of the most distant ob­ modern with 2 car garage a bargain ments to be open Sept. 1st. Steam KGO (361) Oakland, Calif.— jects in the heavens, a globular for quick sale. Wallace D. Robb. 863 Atlantic City, Sept. 1.— This dren’s hpur; markets. heated, janitor service, gas range, re­ WAHG (316) Richmond Hill, N. Scores; stocks; weather. cluster of stars forming an Island Main street. frigerator. In-a-door bad. furnished. was resting -day for Jack Dempsey. WJJD (370) Mooseheart, 111.— Make reservations now. Call Man­ “ I’m down ' pretty fine right Y.— Vocal and instrumental. universe in space, Is to he found FOR SALE— Hemlock street—Two chester Construction Company. 2100 Variety. in this small constellation. Its dis­ family ten room strictly modern in­ now,” said Dempsey. “ Don’t want WLS (345) Chicago— Variety. stellation of Arles shortly after or telephone 782-2. KTHS (375) Hot Springs, Ark. tance from the earth is about 220,- ible In the southwest for about I cluding 2 car garage and extra build­ to get over-trained.” WDAF (366) Kansas City— three hours after sunset. It Is now o’clock on the first of .September. ing lot. Price $7,000 for alL Wallace — Sports; instrumental solos; or­ 000 light years, and It is visible TO RENT— 4 room tenement, all Two new spaiTirg partners will “ School oX the Air.” in the consteUation of Libra and Its brilliant ruddy rays serve to dis­ D. Robb. 8 "! Main street. remodeled. Walnut street, near WEBH (370) Chicago— Concert. chestra. only in the most powerful telesr join Dempsey’s S7]uad on Thursday. later in the fall will come into con­ tinguish it front'all other plaeMh)^^ Cheney mills. $20.00. Inquire I Wal­ WRNY (375) New York— Vocal; WCCO (416) St.Paul-Minne- cope. FOR SALE—A bargain—Two fami­ nut street. TeL 576. One is Marty Burke of New Or­ apolis— Musical. junction with the sun and disap­ Its distance froii the earth cm ly ten room on Scliool str^e., strictly concert. Well up in the eastern sky at this modern Including furnace beat. Price leans, "Who sparred* with Dempsey WLW (422) Cincinnati— Or- pear from the evening sky. Jupiter 15 is about 53,090,000 miles and ^ FOR RENT—Six room fl t, with back in 1921, wlun he was train­ WTAM (389) Cleveland— Or­ time will be seen the Great Square for quick sale $6501 w*th $600 ..ash. all modern ImprovemPiits. and chestra; soloists. in Pegasus and following on the is now in view in Capricornus for by the end of October when it i$ Wallace D. Robb. 853 Main street. ing for Carpenf-er. The other is chestra; talk. garage, first floor. Call 106 Il.amlln KPO(428) San Francisco— Or- east and north the constellation of the greater part of the night and nearest the earth this will be re­ street. Frank Brush, a young light heavy. WLIT (395) Philadelphia— Stu­ FOR S.4LE—Cambridge street, nice chestra. Andromeda with one of its throe will be easily recognized by its su­ duced to approximately 43,000,000 ^^ Dempsey’s human punchin,g bags dio program. miles. ■' large flat. 13 rooms, has steam heat, TO RENT— Several five and six WLW (422) Cincinnati— ^Variety WQJ 447) Chicago— Orchestra. second magnitude stars marking perior brilliancy. In the early eve­ oak floors, two car garage, and lot Is room modern rents In two family now number fourteen. His reti­ ning It will he found in the south­ The planet Venus Is still a " 200 feet deep. A real home and In­ WSB (428) Atlanta— Household WJZ (155) New York— Orches­ the northeast corner of the Great houses. Apply Edward J. Holl. 865 nue now numbers 24, the largest tra. eastern sky. nificent Morning' Star,, though vestment, Price IS right. For further Main street. TeL 560. message. Square. These two constellations particulars see Arthur A. Knofle Tel. and costliest collection of manag­ KFI (467) Los Angeles—Trio; will be conspicuously in view in the Morning Star dista~nce from the sun is decrea^hj^.' 782-2. 875 Main street. ers, trainers, assistants, sparring WQJ (447) Chicago— Concert. At sunrise on the fifteenth it 'wQl FOR RE.VT— Four room tenement. WJZ (455) New York— Imperial detective stories.'’ evening skies throughout the fall The planet Mars is now becom­ Improvements, ready July 15th„ Cot­ partners, etc,, which ever attended be nearly due east and about 15 de­ FOR SAL.i;— Wasblngten street— Imps;*Philharmonic concert. WEAF (492) New York—Or­ and early winter evenings. ing brilliant and will rise above- the tage street. Apply E. J. HolTs office. a champion. Its cost is said to be northeastern horizon in the con- grees above the horizon.'^' : beaulitul six room heme, flreplace. re­ WEAF (492) New York— Con­ chestra. Among the planets, Saturn is vis- ception halU plenty of closets, wash­ TO RENT— Several small rents at between $3,000 and $3,500 a week. room, large living room, oak floors cert; Saxophone Octette. To WSAI WOO (508) Philadelphia— Or- $20 per month. Apply to Edtinrd J chestra. and trim. 2 oar garage. Small amount KolL Orford Bldg. TeL 560. (326), WTAM (389), WCAE (461) 9:00— ^The colt Park Municipal New Haven’s board of fire com­ cash. Terma Arthur A. Knofla. TeL WHO (526) Des Moines— Or- Dance Orchestra. missioners today notified Chief - 782-2. 875 Main. WRC (469), WEBI (476), WJAR FOR RENT—Two large front office (485), WOO (508), WTAG (545). chestra. 9:30—Emil Heimberger and His Reif that be is ordered to attend rooms, la Purnell Building, singly or APPLES KYW FOR SALE—Just oft Main street, together. Apply to O. B. Keith, In WJR (517) Detroit— Orchestra. (526) Chicago— Musical. WTIC Hob.l Bond Orchestra. the convention and that a liberali i new six room bungalow. 2 car garage care of Keith Furniture Company. CLAl*P’S FAVORITE PEARS 11 P. M. 10:00 — News bulletins and allowance is made for expenses. in cellar, oak floors and trim, fire­ WHO (526) Des Moines— Sym­ Travplers Insurance Co., place. silver light fixtures. Make me FOR CANNING phony orchestra. WRVA (256) Richmond, Va.— weather report. TO RENT— Midland apartnienta Orchestra. Hartford. Conn. an olTor. Call Arthur A. Knofla. TeL three rooms, steam heated, lanltor THIS WEEK ONLY 8 P. M. 467. 782-2. 875 Malm service, refrigerator, gas range fur­ WBBM (226) Chicago— Trav- WSM (283) Nashville— Orchesi TEST answers; - : nished. rent $38 per month. Call Edgewood Fruit Farm tra. FOR SALE— Holl street — dandy Manchesier Construction Co.. 2100. alogue. CONN. FIRE CHIEFS TO . new 10 room flat. Well built and i. or telephone 782-2. . Tel. W. H. Cowles, 945. WGHP (270) Detroit— Child­ KNX (337) Los Angeles— Varie­ Program For Wednesday The following 11^.^ gives the-feor-' place you’d be proud to own. Price ren’s half hour; campers’ pro­ ty. right, small amount dow^^ Terma FOR BENT— Five-room tenement WLS (345) Chicago— Popular. (Eastern Standard Time) GO TO NEW ORLEANS rect answers to the ^estlbi^'^. on Arthur A. Knofla. TeL 782-2 875 Main on Durani street, modern, rent { ’6 gram. the comic page.- .1’';. j street. iier muiiih. Call Manchester (_on- WCAU (278) Philadelphia— Mu­ WEBH _ (370) Chicago— Dance structlon Co., 2100. or telephone tunes. 5:30 P. M.— Dinner concert— Emil 1. — Geo rge Berhard FOR SA LE sical variety. MORTGAGES ?82-2. 8'i6 Main street, over Manches­ CNRW (348) Winnipeg, Man.—. Heimberger and his Hotel Bond 2. — Barber pf^ Sevij^. ter Plumbli g and Supply store. WSM (283) Nashville:— Concert. Trio— New Haven, Sept. 1.— A consid­ 3. — Charles F. Brovfhe. '*, _ Studio. erable number of Connecticut fire We can invest your money in first WLWL (288) New York— Vocal Overture to “ The Marria^je of 4. — Singer. FOR RENT—Tenement of four nice WTAM (389) Cleveland— Or­ chiefs will go to New Orleans next class mortgages. If you nevd a mort- rooms on Keeney Court. Apply to MUSKMEONS and instrumental. chestra. Figaro Mozart 5. —For his musical composition^' gaca call us. TeL 782-2. Arthur A. Manchester Public Market. KDKA (309) Pittsburgh— Con­ month to attend the annual conven­ Knofla, 875 Malm KHJ (405) Los Angeles—Varie­ A Night in Granada. . Serrano 6. — Salt Lake City. Utah. cert. tion of the National. Association of FOR RENT—Two desirable office Donald J. Grant ty. “ Depuis , le Jour” from 7. — Newspaper editor. WAHG (316) Richmond Hill, N. “Louise”. 1...... Cliarpenticr Fire Chiefs. In the 'delegation will TO RENT rooms. Apply to Mr. Padrove, Man­ Buckland, Telephone 93-12. WLW (422) Cincinnati— Or­ be Chiefs Johnson of Bridgeport. 8. — Charlottp Bronte. chester flublio Market. Phone. 10. Y.— Musical. chestra. .Gavotte ...... Gossec 9.—Charles Dickens. • TO RENT— Five room tenement, KOA (322) Denver— Stocks; Moran of Hartford, Noble of New TO RENT— 6 room flat, all modern KPO (428) San Francisco— At- The Girl with the Flaxen 10. — Singer. furnished seven minutes from mills, conc6rt, Britain, Heitman of Waterbury and $25. 30 Essex street, telephone 1287- improvements. Second floor at II Painting water-Kent Hour. Hair ...... Debussy Feif of New Haven. Others may 13. Ford street, near Center. A. Klrsoh- WBZ (333) Springfield, Mass. WQJ (447) Chicago— Musical. Ser made ...... Chaminado The Salvation Army was organiz­ sieper, 13 Ford street. — Orchestra. join the party, which will leave the and Paperhanging KFI (467) Los Angeles—Or­ Si Mas Vers Avaient des Ailes state early in October. ed in London in 1865. TO RENT— Six room modern tene­ WLS (345) Chicago— Variety. chestra...... Hahn ment on Hamlin street, all latest im­ WANTED Finest Quality Work Done. provements. Inquire Mrs. E. M. Carl­ WJJD (370) Mooseheart, 111.— KGW (491) Portland, Ore— Con­ Hindoo S b n g ...... Bemberg son, 44 Hamlin street or phone 436-4. Reasonable Prices. Music by children. cert. Three Cuban Dances ...... WANTED -Experienced man to re­ WTIC (476) Hartford, Conn.— ...... -. . . . Cervantes FOR- RENT— 5 room modern flat, pair roof. Geo. Straff. 87 Summer St. W JR' (517) Detroit— Organ. nearly new, sunny rooms, shades, 22 John McCann Jongleurs. 12 P. M. Borghilde’s Dream . . . Grieg Roosevelt street. WANTED— Work by the day or WTAM (389) Cleveland— Nov­ WBBM (226) Chicago— “ The Patrouille d’Amour ...... week. TeL 53-2— 13 1-2 Ford street. 232 East Middle Turnpike. elty. Nutty Club.” ...... Goubller FOR RENT— Five room flat on Holl Phone 1192-2. street near East Center street. Ap­ WANTED^Mother’s helper. Tele- WLW (422) Cincinnati— Musi- WRVA (256) Richmond, Va.— 6:30— News bulletins, baseball Service-Quality-Low Prices ply 17 Holl street. phone 1983. c&l* Studio. scores. Agricultural and police CNRO (435) Otawa— Musical KNX (337) Los Angeles— Cour­ TO RENT— Greenacres, Wadsworth WANTED — Plumber. Apply to ' reports. street six room fiat, all modern im­ Joseph Wilson, 28 Spruce street. Wadsworth Street variety. tesy program. 7:30— Bill Jones and his Capitol provements. Inquire 98 Church .'itreet WMAQ (447) Chicago— Lecture; WKRC (422) Cincinnati— Or­ Theatre Orchestra. or telephone 1348. WANTED— Two children to board, chestra. 7:50 — “ Improved Practices in between the ages of 4 to 9. Apply to Property Offered trio. ' TO RENT— At' 50 Birch street, 4 Mrs. Frank Mansfield, Glastonbury, WCAE (461) Pittsburgh— Dance WSB (428) Atlanta— Orchestra. Vegetable Canning”— Olea M. room flat, first floor, ready Sept. 16. R. F. D. Telephone Manchester 75-5. Ten-room, two-family, modern music. KPO (428) San Francisco— Stu­ Sands, Hartford County Farm Inquire 9 Cottage street. Phone 816. equipment; a fine place to live in KFNF (461) Shenandoah, la.— dio. Bureau. WANTED— Four men fer picking FANCY FRESH MACKEREL...... 15c lb. FOR RENT— In Greenacres, first frjiit. Steady work to November 15 and a good investment to own. Concert. KFI (467) Los Angeles—Vocal 8 :CO—The Travelers Jongleurs and and second floor flats at 73 and 75 for reliable men. Pine Knob Orchards. Price only $7000. ' WEAF (492) New York— Trou- and instrumental. the “ Unknown Troubadour” in FRESH H.U)DOCK FILETS...... 80c lb. Benton street. Call 820. Telephone Manchester 85-3. hadors. To WLIB (303, WGR WJR (517) Detroit— Jesters. “ visit” to Bridgeport, Con­ FRESH COD FILETS ...... 80c lb. 1 A. M. TO RENT— September 1st, five WANTED— Woman 35 with small We ^ave a real good two-family (319), WWJ (353> WCCO (416). necticut— RIB CORNED BEEF ...... 10c lb. room flat, with steam heat. Telephone child wants housekeepers position, of six rooms each apartment, on WRC (469), WEEI (476), WOC CNRV (291) Vancouver, B. C.— The Jongleurs— 1422-3. excellent cook, best of references. this same street. It is up-to-date (484), WOO (508), KSD (545). Dance music. Powder and Patches . . . Ixiileo Inquire after 5 p. m. at 158 Cooper KNX (337) Los Angeles—Or­ FOR : .ENT—Six room tenement, on street. and you are familiar with the loca­ “ South Sea Islanders.” To WGR In the Time of Roses 19 Jackson street, electric lights, tion. We advise you to investi­ (319), WEEI (476), WOO (508), chestra. Huerter bath, set tubs, and gas. Inquire 19 WANTED— To buy cars for junk. gate. WDAF (366) Kansas City— Delicatessen Jackson street or call 1237. Used parts for - sale. Abel’s Service KSD (545), WTAG (545). The Troubadour— w e X (517) Detroit— Symphony Frolic. ,. Martin Station, Oak street, TeL 789. KHY (405) Los Angeles— Dance Come to the Fair TO RENT— Rooms to rent. Inquire Brand new single, near Center orchestra. The Jongleurs— Thursday & Friday at 459 Main street. WANTED— Experienced tobacco street car line and new paved road, music. WHO (526) Des Moines— Or­ The Fountain .. . . . Miles b a k e d ' MACKEREL ...... 25c each^j,. men^KlCli. H.AX. AZMcIntosh, Buckland, Conn. six rooms, oak floors, French doors. KPO (428) San Francisco— Or­ FOR RENT—Two garages on 22 TeL 989-4. chestra. ' To You Dear . . . EdwarJs Florence street. Inquire at same ad­ Steam heat, gas, beautiful interior chestra. Stuffed and baked in milk. KYW (536) Chicago— Classical. KFI (467) Los Angeles—Varie­ The Trouhadoui— . dress. WANTED— Children’s Nurse. Prefer decorations. Price only $6650— 9 P. M. The Bitterness of Love ------FRIED FILET ...... 20c, 25c ^ece . o single or widowed person, 30 to 40 sma)l cash payment. ty. TO RENT— Four room flat, all years of age,- with fair educa.Ion. WBBM (226) Chicago— "Har­ ...... i>unn Fried in deep'fat. Djpped in egg biUter. , ___’ ^ modern improvements. Inquire at 11 Apply Cheney Bros. Employment mony Time.” Gray Days ...... Johnson SWORD FISH ...... Plec® Anderson street. Bureau. Oxford street, single, six rooms WGHB (266) Clearwater, Fla.<— The Jongleurs— and sleeping porch, steam heat, Fried, ready tOv,serve. FOR RENT— Four room flat, :.ll WANTB"» — Lawn mowers for Vocal and instrumental. Passion ...... Edwards Improvements, five minutes from the sharpening or repairs, phonographs gas, etc. 1-car garage. Price only WGHP (270) Detroit— Ensem­ The Troubadour— INDIVIDUAL PmS—-YOUH CHOICE--BLUEBERRY, APPLE,,: mills, 351 Center street or call 990-4. repaired, electric cleaners, irons etc. $5950. $500 cash necessary. Look Down Dear E y e s...... „ c h e r r y an d RAISlNxlilbc each, " put In order, clock repairing, key ble; soloists. ■ ' FOR RENT— 5 room flat down­ fitting. Braithwaite. ISO Center street. WCAU (278) Philadelphia— Mu­ ...... Fisher 2 LBS. FRESH FIG BARS stairs at 14 Eldridge street All mod­ New flat on Summer street, well Love Is a Rose . . . Sans Ssuci sical. > _ ern improvements. Inquire at 24 WANTED— To rent, lease, or to arranged rooms, all conveniences; get an option on a good small farm WSM (283) Nashville— ^Ensem­ The Jongleurs— Eldridge street. owner said sell— bargain for some­ "Wlngj of Joy . . . Van Norman in Manchester. Address Box F., South one. Easy terms. ble. • ’’ TO RENT— 4 room tenements on 23 Herald Office. WGN (303) Chicago— Musical. Piunting and Decorating. - Say It 'With a Uke .... Myers and 25 Eldridge street. Inquire at 216 WAHG (316) Richmond Hill, N. The Troubadour— Oak st.eet after 6:30. Telephone 1376. FOUND Paper Hanging. Total Eclipse from “Samson” Manchester Public T.— Musical. ' ? - ' FOR RENT— Five room flat, all WBZ (333) Springfield, Mass. Hai$diel modern Improvements, with garage, FOUND— A Collie dog— can be had Canvas Ceilings a Specialty. The Bellman . . . . ’.'. Forsyth fine location, near Main street. Apply by paying for adv. Mrs. Morrison, 27 Robert J. Smith — ^Musical. A. Podrove, Propr , Phone 10 61 Russell street. Charter Oak street. WLS (345) Chicago— (Concert. The Jongleurs— . 1009 MAIN STREET. R. E. Morton i Snap Out the Bines . . ..Myers Real Estate . Insurance KGO (361) Oakland, Calif. .— , TO RENT—Furnished room at 25 FOUND— Black Terrier dog. In- Sleepy Head .... Davis & 3eer Birch street. Telephone 1152, ___ quire 269 Fern street. Steucalilp Tickets. Concert. 54 Russell St* Phone 303-Sj

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J OPPORTUNE H iniN G FEATURES CARDS TOP PIRATES TtvthMile Run Ntmhi*s WATCHING Closing Ev^t Exf^^ed ^ THESCOREBOARD TWICE TAKING LEAD Be A Rousing Succe^ AS SHAMROCKS TRIM CRESCENTS S ITESTERDAY’S RESULTS. M To ^EastenkLeague. | (BY ART CARLSON) 6fpr a long time thought Impossible. Waterbury 7, Hartford 5. ? ■ — * r Reds Lose to Cobs as Race It was not so many years ago that ' Bridgeport 12, New Haven 4. 1 r _____ n .1. ^^°ce of nine steps in which will bd i d e A i l U r r u t “ What was the best performance a “10-minute two-mlle” was con­ Other games played as parts of m is s u 6 d r y llHS A rn U IS € u ' Dorothy Hultman, Barbara Hyde, ikDiliiii«lbH-| AND INDUNS WW American Invasion a year ago- last Never Under Ten Philadelphia 7, Boston 2. winter?” Michigan once had what was Chicago 1, Cincinnati 0. east follows: citing. That question came up during a termed “ a great two-mller' in ; Nel­ St. Louis 6, Pittsburgh 1 (first) Which is Interesting to Peter— the farmer boy, grows tired ford Nine 4 lo l; Mantelli - - - - - recent fanning bee of a group of son Kellogg. Kellogg for four St. Louis 2, Pittsburgh 1' (sec- of living in the country, and prominent track and field'officials. I straight years< (freshmen were not Other teams not scheduled. longs to go to the ^ity. He is CARDS 6-2, PIRATES 1-1 chanced to be In attendance. There barred then) was the Western Con­ American League. Both Young and Old; tired of fields and flowers, ol Stars; Rockyflle Here N. Y, Has Five and Half trees and fruits and vegetables, / were several answers, mostly dif­ ference champion at the distance. Philadelphia 8, New York 5. St. Louis, Sept. 1.— The Cards ferent. And Kellogg never got under 10 Cleveland 6, St. Louis 5. (first). Starts at 8 o’clock Sharp; and more than anythiifg else, Thursday.. . Game Lead in American took the lead in the National Nurmi, as all followers of track minutes. Cleveland 6, St. Louis 5 (12 he hates digging potatoes, sc~ League race when they trimmed athletics know, went on a record- For years the best time In the I. innings). t h e ...... Rose Aloisic the Pirates in a double header six shattering rampage during his visit C. 4-A. two-mile jog was around Chicago 16, Detroit 2 (first). The Program. Spirit of Autumn— comes to him League Race. to one and two to one, while Cin­ here. One park after another crash- | 9:30. Then along came Berna, the Detroit 7’, Chicago 6 (second). while he is sulking in the .... Hits at opportune moments ...... Nellie Galll speeled victory for the Shamrocks cinnati was losing at Chicago In a ed. before'the remarkable running Cornell star, to bring it down to Washington 2, Boston 0. • ability of the nimble-footed and 9-17 4-5. That was In 1912. It still STANDINGS. Potato Field— With all her fruit last night In their game with the battle which ended one to nothing. A survey of the splendid pro­ ATHLETICS 8, YANKS 5 (FIr«t Game) tireless foreigner. |holds good In the eastern. Intercol­ Eastern League. and vegetable children. Hartford Crescents. The score was gram arranged for the carnival at St. I,ool» „ Moreover, he didn’t confine his legiate circles. W L Pet P o ta to ...... everybody'! 4 to 1. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. the East Side playgrounds tomor­ New York, Sept. 1.— In New York 5 1 2 7 0 1 ■ The best time previous to-Nurmi’s Providence . ----- 85 47 fr ie n d ...... Tressa Pachej The Shamrocks made but five Douthit. -tt efforts to one city,.but dld^a regu-j .644 5 1 1 2 0 0 great performance was made- by Al-< Bridgeport . ------80 54 ■ .597 row night tends to prove that It Wheat and Grass, the loving twins.. hits as did their opj)onents but the the league leading Yanks dropped^ Southwqrth, rf lar leap-frog act by jumping around should be a rousing success; an af­ Hornsby, 2b . fred Shrubb, the famous English- New Haven ------76 54 .585 Minie Brozoski and Annls former contributed its base knocks one to the Athletics, and another from New York to Chicago to Cleve­ fair most fitting for its purpose, when they meant runs. In fact Bottomley, lb land, Detroit, Buffalo and then hack nian. In A904. Shrubb’s time was Springfield . . . . . 69 60 .534 Washkeiwich. Bell. 3b ...... that of offlclfilly bringing the sum­ worry wrinkle creased the^r brov 9:9 3-5. Shrubb hung up his mark Albany .... ___65 66 .496 Pumpkin ...... the Thanks- ‘ every one of the Shamrocks’ five Hafey, If . • • again. Nurmi covered plenty of mer season at the playgrounds to a hits figured entirely In the scoring. as Cleveland came another jump O’Farrell, c . on an outdoor layout. Hartford .. ------62 71 giving girl, and ...... mileage even off the track. .466 close. In the first inning HantelU and nearer the title by nosing out St. Thevenow, ss But to my mind Nurmi’s out­ Waterbury . ------47 84 .360 ...... Jennie Valeri a twelve-inning game six Sherdel. p ,. •. The program which was announc­ Brennan clouted the ball into safe Louis In standing feat was when he hung rp One of Sensational Pittsfield . . ----- 42 88 .323 Apply and Berry, and they teach territory and tho/Shamrocks hop­ to five. 34 6 12 27 8 1 The Briton’s record had with­ National League. ed today by Miss Margery C. Geary, him how wonderful the countrj F l t t s b n r s k ____ _ a new world record foi the two- the popular director of Recreational ped into a one-mn lead. In the sec­ FfcUadelpUa stood all assaults for so long that W L Pet is after a l l ...... Mary Guls- AB. R. H. PO. A. E. AB. R. H. PO. A. B. mile run. The Finn, It will be recall­ activities In Manchester, is so ond the tisltors chipped in two of 4 2 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 a better effort, let alone a race un- St. Louis . . ___ 75 54 .581 taniani and Preina Fachey. Dvkes, 2b .. 2 Waner.r f ... . 4 ed, turned the distance In 8-58 1-5. thoughtfully arranged as to assure their hits with a local error and French, rf .. 5 1 - 1 0 0 0 R hyne, ss ------, 4 0 1 1 2 He was the first human ever to be ] der nine minutes, looked to be out Cincinnati . ------74 54 .578 4. — Yankee Doodle Dance, ■ 3 4 2 0 0 1 2 6 0 a good time for both the young and tied the score. Lamar, If » .. 5 Cuyler, cf .... . 4 Pittsburgh . ___ 71 52 .577 clog dance in sailor costume fea­ H ale, 3b .... . 4 0 3 3 2 0 Traynor, 3b .. . 4 0 1 1 4 clocked under nine minutes In that j of the question. the old. In other words, the pro­ From then on until the last in-< 0 3 0 0 0 . 4 0 1 0 0 Hence, when the great Nurmi Chicago . . . ___ 69 58 .543 turing Janice Remig and Ursula Simmons, cf . 5 Barnhart, If . event. gram has parts which will appeal to nlng there was no more scoring. In Poole, lb ... 5 1 3 14 1 0 Grantham, lb . 2 0 0 S 0 came through with his epoch-mak­ New York . ___ 60 64 .484 Segerdahl. 6 1 0 3 0 0 , 2 0 2 3 0 Further, Nurmi ran his record- the mothers and fathers and yet it the sixth, however, the Shamrocks Perkins, 0 .. Mclnnls, lb .. ing time of 8:58 1-5 he startled all Brooklyn . . ----- 60 70 .462 5. — Dodger’s Tumblers. Thers Cochrane, c . 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rawlings, 2b ,. . 3 0 0 4 6 breaking race on an Indoor track has other parts that will fulfill the made three runs on hits by Mantel- 3 1 0 Philadelphia . . .47 75 .385 will be twelve athletes in this ex­ Galloway, ss 4 0 0 2 5 Sm ith, c ...... 1 0 0 where an athlete Is usually handi­ devotees of track and field athletics. desires of the younger generation. 11, Brennan and Graff together with Romnjel, p . 4 0 0 1 2 0 G ooch, c ...... 0 0 0 0 0 capped by poor air and a number Nurmi’s invasion, as I’ve stated Boston . . . . ___ 48 77 .384 hibition between the ages of 9 and” 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 All in all, the carnival should he a free pass to first. P ate, p ...... Meadows, p .. ,. 2 of turns which are bound to slow was one continuous record-smash­ American Leagne. 18. Their part will take about ten H afey , p ...... ,. 0 0 0 0 0 a big success. There is no reason minutes. This settled the ball game be­ 44 8 16 27 16 3 0 0 0 ing affair, but I believe his wonder­ W L Pet yond any matter of doubt. Mc- Bush, X ...... ,. 1 him a bit. why it should not be. First, it is New York Mueller, xx .. 1 0 0 0 0 When Nurmi ran those two miles ful exhibition In the two-mile run New York . ___ 79 49 .617 6. ^C Iog dance— Lindy Lee, and Iiaushlin was in good form and the W rig h t, XXX . .. 1 0 0 0 0 ___ 74 55 .574 the first affair of the summer sea­ old Southern Mammy dance. Koenig, es ...... 5 1 2 2 1 0 ,. 1 0 0 0 0 in less than nine minutes he accom­ was without a doubt his greatest Cleveland visitors found even more puzzling Spencer, xxxx Philadelphia .. .71 57 .555 son to be held at the East Side 7. —Clown dance — featuring Com bs, c f ...... 5 0 2 0 0 plished a trick which experts had performance. playgrounds. The others have been as the game progressed. He fanned Gehrig, lb ...... 4 0 0 10 0 0 34 1 7 24 15 Washington ___ 66 60 .524 Irene Pola, Emily Remig, Mary six batters and did not Issue a sin­ R uth, r f ...... 3 1 1 4 0 0 Score by innings: 61 .523 heM at the West Side Playgrounds. Dolan, Marguerite Shea, Janice Meusel, If i.., ...... 3 1 1 1 0 0 St. L ou is ...... 013 001 lOx 6 Detroit .. .. ___ 67 gle Anna Oakley. Tepper was not ___ 63 66 .439 Second, it marks the close of the Remig, Marjorie Howard. Ixazzeri, 2b ...... 3 0 0 1 5 0 Pittsburgh ...... 000 100 000— 1 THE PENNANT RACES Chicago . . summer season at both playgroun 's as effective. Dugan, '3b ...... 3 0 0 1 1 1 (Second Game) St. Louis . . .*■. .52 \77 .403 8. — Parallel bar act. ' This will Tomorrow evening the All-Rock- HUGMEN WORRIED and therefore there should be a Carlyle, x ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 St. Lonls Boston . . . . ___ 42 89 .321 include a cast of ten men from the vllle nine will play here In the Braxton, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. New York, Sept. 1.— Sitting large attendance tonight to help ...... 2 0 0 4 3 0 0 0 0 G.\MES TODAY. Turnerbund, the national Germa'i final twilight game o f the season. Bengough, c Douthit. cf ...... 3 0 0 on top of the world as a result loweY^the curtain in a fitting and gymnastic organization in Hart­ Paschal, xx ...... 1 1 0 0 0 0 Southworth. rf ... 4 0 1 5 0 0 Eastern League. ‘;V. • J The'box score last night: Collins, c ...... 1 0 1 1 1 0 Hornsby, ,2b ...... 4 1 2 0 AS LEAD SHRINKS of two victories over the Pitts­ becoming manner. In no little way, ford. This organization recently ?» 1 Hartford at Bridgeport. Shamrocks. Jones, XXX ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bottomley, lb .... 3 1 0 9 0 0 it is up to the public to show its *> burgh Pirates while the Cincin­ Springfield at New Haven. completed in the national Turner­ AB R H PO A B Pennock, p ...... 0 0 0 0 1 0 Bell. 3b ...... 0 0 0 1 0 appreciation for the indefatigable Adam s, z ...... 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 0 0 Albany at Providence. bund in Louisville, Ky., finishing iu ‘ Kellar. 8 b ------2 0 0 1 0 0 H afey, If ...... ff nati Reds were losing to the efforts of Miss Geary and her Thomas, p ...... 1 0 1 0 2 0 O’Farrell, c ...... 3 0 1 6 1 0 "Waterbury at Pittsfield. fourth place. Among the leading Mantelli, If ...3 2 2 1 0 0 Ruether. zz ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 2 3 2 fast-traveling Chicago Cubs yes­ worthy assistants. Tlievenow, ss .... National League. performers will be Al Wolfe, who li ' Brennan, 3b . . 3 1 2 0 2 0 H oyt, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sothoron, p ...... 3 0 0 0 3 Indians Cut Down Distance terday, the St. Louis Cardinals Tomorrow night’s entertainment Gazella, 3b ...... 1 0 0 0 1 0 Pittsburgh at St. Louis. New England champion gymnast la Graff, c f ...... 8 1 1 2 0 0 again were leading the hot Na­ will begin at 8 o’clock promptly. McLaughlin, lb 3 0 0 5 0 1 Severled,'c ...... 0 0 0 1 0 0 26 2 6 27 9 1 Boston at Philadelphia. his class, Fritz Wolfe, Bobby F ittsbnrK h tional League race today. They However, before that time there Genovese, as .. 2 0 0 0 0 1 50 Per Cent, in W e e k - American League. \Greene and H. Friedrick. The lat­ 34 5 8 27 15 1 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. topped tb» Reds by three per­ will be competition between the ter is well known in Manchester Prentice, rf ... 3 0 0 1 0 o Score by Innings: W aner, rf ...... 4 0 0 0 0 0 Chicago at Detroit. P h ila delph ia ...... 222 100 001— 8 R hyne, ss 4 1 1 4 4 U centage points, the Pirates hav­ Philadelphia at New York. East Side and the West Side in from previous performances hero.. Kelly, c ...... 1 0 0 8 1 1 N ew Y ork ...... 002 000 120— 5 McLaughlin, p 2 0 0 0 1 0 Cuyler, cf ...... 2 0 1 0 0 Must Watch Step. ing tumbled from first to third Washington at Boston. volley ball and tennis. This will be His home Is in Rockville. Traynor, 3b ...... 4 0 0 0 1 9 in a in gle day. The Pirates both male and feminine competi­ WHITE SOX 19-6, TIGERS 2-7 Barnhart, If ..... •> 0 1 0 0 i T 4 5 18 14 3 Grantham, lb .... . 3 0 0 11 1 1 were one point behind the Reds. BAR YOUNG FISHER FROM tion. rue to the rivalry which LEADING LEAGUE HITTERS Crescents. Rawlings. 2b ...... 3 0 0 4 0 (By Davis J. Walsh) The Cubs, in fourth place, THE RING IN ILLINOIS exists, the matches should be worth AB R H PO A E Detroit, Sept. 1.— Meanwhile Sm ith, c ...... G 0 0 1 0 were five games behind the watching. Horseshoe pitching con­ . 3 0 0 1 3 0 New York, Sept. 1.— Cashing Bemiteln, lb .3 0 1 4 0 0 Detroit and Chicago exchanged Morrison, p leaders. Chicago, Sept. 1.— “ Young” tests will come next and simul­ National League compliments In a double bill, the Yde. p ...... 0 0 0 0 1 0 one’s World Series checks before J. Greenbauir., M urphy, x ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 The defeat of the New York Fisher, Syracuse, N. Y. heavy­ taneously an exhibition of the Hargrave, Reds ...... ,....370 Tigers losing the first two to nine­ Wright, XX ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 they are certified has been ever a Stephenson, Cubs ...... 343 2 b ...... 3 0 0 0 3 1 Yankees by the Athletics while weight, who engaged in an unsatis­ famous Italian game called Bossce teen, and thereby getting such a precarious pastime but the New Grantham, P irates...... 341 Kilray, ss .... 3 0 0 0 3 1 29 t 3 24 15 1 the Cleveland Indians were factory bout with Jock Malone of which has, of late, stirred up much good rest that they were able to an­ York Yankees probably hadn’t L. Bell, Cardinals ...... 384 Baron, 8b .... 3 0, 2 2 0 0 Score by Innings « scoring a sensational 12-innlng St. Paul here Monday night, has interest In M?inchester among that nex the second seven to six. Pittsburgh ...... 000 100 000-—1 realized the precise nature of Its Traynor, Pirates ...... 334 Rohrllok, cf ... 8 1 0 2 0 0 victory over St. Louis, tightened been forever barred from boxing nationality. (First Game) St. L ou is 000 000 20x— 2 futility until today. The Yanks are Leader a year ago today: Horns­ Jansen, rf .... 2 0 0 0 0 0 ChIcaKo up the American League race. in Illinois. The program will start at 8 a sobered and badly worried outfit o’clock and will he followed by by, St. Louis, .388. Bersen, rf .... 2 0 1 3 1 0 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. PHILLIES 7, BRAVES 2 The Yanks were five and one- This action was taken by the Mostll. cf ...... 4 3 1 0 1 right at this moment. American Leagqe. Kallnsky, If . . . 2 0 0 7 0 0 <> halt games beyond the Indians state boxing commission following free dancing on the cement floor Tepper, p ...... 2 0 0 1 1 0 Morehart, 2 b .. 6 5 1 4 0 Just a week ago, they were ten in the rear of the' Nathan Hale Fothergill, Tigers ...... 381 Barrett, rf .... 7 2 2 3 0 0 Philadelphia, Sept. 1.— The low­ this morning. This might . be an investigation of Monday night’s Ferrari, rf .... 1 0 0 0 0 0 games beyond the American school. A local orchestra will pro­ Ruth, Y ankees...... ; . . ..380 Sheely, lb .... 7 0 3 7 1 0 ly PhlllieB took one away from the considered an almost insur- fiasco. The Syracuse Italian is F alk . If ...... 7 O 4 3 0 0 League field and, to every intent, Manush, Tigers ...... 377 Braves seven to two, thus emerg­ mPuntable lead at this sta^e if charged with using profane lan­ vide music. 2T 1 6 18 8 1 K am m , 3b ...... 3 i 1 3 0 0 cake-walking to the wire. Today, The program as announced to­ Burns, Indians^ ...... 36] B e i«. ss ...... 4 2 0 4 2 0 it wasn’t for the fact that the guage in the ring and with hitting Innings: ing from the siib-cellar to make that lead has been cut down to 5 day by Miss Geary is as follows: Heilmann, T igers...... 360 Schalk, c ...... 6 3 3 5 (» 0 room for the Boston team. 1-2 games, with the Indians and Yanks still have more than a after the hell had sounded. Malone Hartford ...... 010 000 0— 1 F aber, p ...... 5 3 2 0 0 0 Leader a year a,?o today: Speak* Philadelphia was fined $100 and suspended in­ 1. — Clog dances. Manchester ...... 100 003 x— 4 Athletics coming on from the sur­ dozen games to play with the 2. — Highland Fling, a Scotcher, Cleveland, .389. 50 19 23 27 7 0 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. definitely. Two base hits, Brennan, Baron, Sand, ss ...... ^____ 3 2 1 0 5 0 reptitious rear at an alarming pace, j Indians and Athletics. D e tro it If the Yankees are “ in” , so Is a However, by breaking even Mantelli. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. N ixon, c f ...... 4 0 0 6 0 0 I Three base hits, Graff. Blue, lb ...... 5 0 0 7 0 0 M okan, r f ------1 2.’ 2 0 2 broken pane of glass. In fact, a In their remaining 26 games, the Manush, cf ...... 5 0 2 3 0 0 Leach. If ...... 4 2 2 8 0 Q Sacrifice hits, J. Greenbaum. Wrightstone. lb ... 3 1 0 15 • 0 0 little more of this sort of thing and Yanks would force the Indians W Ingo, If ...... 5 0 0 3 0 0 to win 19 out of 25 to capture Stolen bases, Baron, Rohrlick. Heilmann, rf ...... 3 0 3 1 0 0 J. Wilson, c ...... 4 1 2 1 0 0 the Yanks, travelling in reverse, Double plays, Kilray,, Green- Gehringer, 2b ...... 4 0 - 0 2 2 0 Friberg, 2b ...... 4 0 4 1 4 0 will pass their rivals at a pace en­ the flag. O’Rourke, 3b ...... 3 11 3 4 1 H uber. 3b ...... 2 0 0 0 3 0 haunt, Bernstein. Willoughby, p ...... 3 0 0 0 2 0 tirely too fast to give them the Tavener, ss ...... 4 1 2 2 3 1 how-db-you-do. If you don’t think I First base on balls, McLaughlin Woodall, c ...... 3 0 1 6 0 0 0, Tepper 2. Whltehlll, p ...... 2 0 1 0 1 0 31 7 11 27 14 2 this is possible, you merely need I Struck out, by McLaughlin 6, by Sm ith, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Boston consult the American League AB. R. H. PO. A. E. WATERBURH POOR Tepper 3. G ibson, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 schedule, which calls for the Yanks i Holloway, p...... 0 0 0 0 1 0 Sm ith, c f ..., Umpire, Plltt. Neun, X ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Bancroft, ss . to play the Athletics six games in B urke, x x ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 F. Wilson, rf the next five days. HARTFORD’S WORSE H ig h , 3b ____ Grove Yet t o Meet 36 2 10 27 11 2 B row n, If ..:, Score by Innings: Moore, 2b ... This is more than significant in C h icago ...... 100 030 483— 19 Burrus. lb .. view of the fact that the Athletics Brasscos Take Bad Exhibition ond Z. Taylor, c . D etroit ...... 000 020 000— 2 counting yesterday’s victory, have Of Ball Playing at Clarkin (Second Game) AVertz. p .... •utes; D etroit Mogridge, p .. taken eleven of the last 13 games Field 7-5. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. they played with the club that 2 6 24 14 M ostly c f ...... 6 1 2 4 1 0 thought it had the title in the bag. Hartford, Sept. 1.— The Senators ded' Morehart, 2b ...... 4 1 4 2 8 0 Score by innings: B arrett, r f ...... 5 3 3 2 0 0 P h ila d elp h ia ...... 501 100 OOx— 7 There seem to jie no two ways lost to the Brasscos yesterday and - 4 # Sheely, lb ...... 5 0 1 11 1 0 B oston ...... 000 O il 000— 2 about it; they'have thife “ drop” on the least said about it the better. F alk , If ...... 3 0 1 1 0 0 the Yanks. They beat them yester­ It was a terrible exhibition and sad When Is the infield fly not oper­ K am m . Sb ...... 3 0 1 4 3 0 CUBS 1, REDS day with Rommel, which means to say three big league scouts ative with runners on first and sec­ B urke, ss ...... 4 0 2 0 3 0 Claeinnatl ond and lees than two out? Grabowski, o .... 3 0 .0 1 1 1 R. H. PO. A. E. that they still have Lefty Grove witnessed it. • • * Crouse, c ...... - 2 0 0 0 0 0 Crltz, 2b .. . . . > f 0 0 2 2 0 ahead of them. That youilg man Waterbury made three errors Connally, p ...... 1 0 0 0 1 0 Roush, cf . . . . 4 0 0 2 0 0 has dropped only one decision to and Hartford five. It was announc­ There is only one situation that Thom as, p ...... 0 0 0 0 1 0 "Walker, rf . . . 4 0 0 2 0 0 makes an exception of the infield Thurston, p ...... 1 0 1 0 1 0 Zitzman, If ....3 0 0 0 0 0 the Yanks this year aiA not long ed that Earl Johnson, Hartford fiy rule. It deals with a bunt in H arris, z ...... 0 1 0 0 0 0 PIpp, lb .. ____8 0 0 10 0 0 ago heat them twice in one day. twirler, had been sold to Albany. Picinich, c ____2 0 0 5 1 0 Once a day probably will be all The box score: an effort to sacrifice. 37 6 15 25 15 1 Hargrave, c ____1 0 0 8 0 0 When there are runners on first D e tro it Dressen, 3b .... 3 0 1 0 3 0 right this time. W aterbnrr AB. R. H. PO. A. E. ____3 I don’t seriously consider the AB. R. H. pO. A. E. and second or first, second and 2 Ford, ss .. 0 1 0 1 0 M oore, c f ....< ....5 2 1 0 0 0 Blue, lb ...... 5 1 9 1 0 M ay, p . . . ____2 0 0 0 2 0 Athletics as a pennant het. their third and less than two out, any Manush. cf ... . 4 1 3 0 1 0 Torphy, ss ...... 4 1 2 1 7 1 o B elan ger, l b ...... 4 0 1 12 0 0 attempt to bunt which results in a W in g o. If .... . 4 0 3 1 0 29 0 2 x24 9 0 only chance is to win six out of 'Q Heilmann, rf . . 4 0 1 4 1 0 seven games from the New York Helgeth, 3b ...... 5 0 1 1 5 1 lair fly ball shall not be regarded X — N one ou t w hen winning run Donohue, rf ...... 4 0 1 2 0 , 0 Gehringer, 2b . 3 1 1 2 0 0 scored. * outfit, in which case the Athletics as an infield fly. O’Rourke, 3b . . 4 0 1 3 2 0 U nglaub, If ...... 5 0 1 1 0 0 C h icag o would be right up with the pace. D em oe, 2b ...... 4 1 1 4 0 1 I At such times the infield Is Tavener, ss •.. . 3 0 0 3 6 0 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. M anion, c .... . 1 0 0 1 2 2 But, if they do that, the Indians Bradshaw, c ...... 3 2 2 6 1 0 usually all out of position in an Adam's, Sb, 2b ____ 4 0 2 0 1 0 .TablonowskI, p .... 3 1 1 0 1 0 Woodall, o ... . 1 1 0 1 0| 0 ____ 4 0 effort to create a defense for the Heathcote, rf > 1 1 0 0 and not the 'Yanks are V'kely to be Johnson, p ...... 1 0 0 0 3 0 W ells, p ...... 2 1 0 1 0 0 Stephenson, If . .... 3 0 0 8 0 0 bunt and at such times it Is the in­ Dauss, p .... . 1 1 1 0 0 0 doing the pace-setting and If W ilson , c f .../ 3 0 1 1 0 0 38 7 11 27 17 3 Neun, X ...... , 1 1 1 0 0 0 ____4 Speaker’s club once shows In front tent that the infielders must actual­ Grimm, lb • 0 1 6 0 0 H a rtfo rd Beck, 2b .. ___ 2 0 0 1 3 0 at this late stage of the proceed­ AB. R. H. PO. A.E. ly make the play on the ball. 33 7 12 27 14 2 0 0 0 0 Tolson, a . ...« 1 0 ings, nobody will stop It with all K rahe, ss ...... 3 0 1 3 3 2 In such a situation the batsman Freigau, 3b .... 0 0 0 0 0 0 D etroit .."...... 000 040 201— 7 that pitching. In other words, the Morrissey, cf ... . . 5 1 0 1 0 0 is not automatically out, the ball C ooney, ss ____4 1 2 1 2 0 4 0 1 C h icago 002 010 030— 6 ____3 0 2 9 0 Comiskey, 3b ... . . 5 0 1 Gonzales, c )• . • 0 Athletics are battling for a chance 1 2 5 0 0 must be caught. ____3 0 0 0 0 Schlnkel, If ...... 4 Jones, p .. 0 to have a chance, which Isn’t exact­ W h ite, 2b ...... 3 1 0 1 0 1 INDIANS 6, BROWNS 6 Shirley, lb .,.,. .. 5 1 - 2 8 2 0 31 1 9 27 6 0 ly a promising state of affairs. TUNNBY . 4 0 1 2 0 0 best way to do it is to break even LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS 0 Later Tunney will be whisked by 46 6 15 36 25 1 (joslin, cf .. . 3 0 1 0 0 in its remaining games with the St. Lonla Myer. ss ... . 4 0 0 2 5 0 At New York— Mike McTIgue, automobile to his new training AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Judge, lb .. . 4 1 2 10 0 0 Athletics. That would take quite a quarters at Stroudsburg, Pa. where Bennett, If ...... 6 1 0 4 0 0 Harris, 2b .. . 3 0 0 5 2 0 bit of the punch out of this Irish light heavyweight, knocked 0 0 0 he vtll remain until the morning R ice, c f ...... 6 1 3 3 1 0 Stewart, -2b . 0 0 0 eleventh-hour rally by the conten­ out King Solomon, Panama heavy­ Sisler, lb ...... 4 0 1 5 0 0 Ruel, c ...... 3 0 1 1 1 0 weight in the eleventh round. of the fight. Durst, lb ...... 1 0 1 4 1 0 Reeves, 3b . 3 0 0 1 2 0 ders, although some seven games \ rs-.-’ Miller, rf ...... 5 1 3 4 0 0 Coveleskie, : . 3 ■ 1 1 0 4 0 must yet be played with the In­ Knute Hansen, Wisconsin heavy- LONGWOOD TENNIS McManus, 2b ...... 3 1 0 3 7 0 weitght, knocked out Romero Rojas H a rg ra ve, c ...... 4 o 0 4 o o 31 2 7 27 15 0 dians themselves. Brookline, Mass., Sept. 1.— ^The Robertson, 3b ...... 5 0 2 1 2 0 Boston Anyhow/ the chances are that Chilean, In- the ;tblrd round. Ser­ first match in the third round'of Gerber, ss 3 1 1 6 2 2 AB. R. H. PO. A E the Yankeea are not studying the geant Jack Adams, St. Louis heavy­ Van Glider p . . ; . . , 3 0 1 0 0 0 T obin, r f ...... weight, defeated Johnny Grosso of the Uttited States doubles cham­ Zachary, p »...... 2 0 1 0 2 0 Rigney, ss ... National League, form sheets this pionship today brought together Jacobson, cf .. morning to see Aether they will New York, in eight rounds. n a o.u .s. WU|lam T. Tilden 11, and Alfred 42 5 13 34 I ? ~2 Rosenthal, It < play the Cardinals,'Reds or Pirates At Reading, Pa.— Battling Le- Score by Innings: Regan, 2b ... vlnsky, former light heavyweight H. Chapin, Jr., and the Pacific C levela nd ...... 000 050 000 001—6 T od t, l b ...... in the "WorW Series. That used to eoaat (tampions, Phil Neer and St. L ou is ...... , 003 200 000 000— 5 H aney, 3b .... be a popular early morning discus* champion, knocked out Tommy Jumps Ds-ries.. Bischoff, o ... slon but,- somehow, the Yanks Madden, New; ‘York, in the fitst Russell, p ...... 2 0 0 0 2 0 lound. Tm speond matehA found Coishet SENATORS 2, RED SOX 0 Bratche, S...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 haven’t the same interest in it right au4 Brugnon, the French Davfs cup W lltse, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 at this particular-moment. At Chicago— Yonng Natlonalls-. tPam, opposing R. Norris Williams Boston, Sept. 1.— p ie Red Sox ta, Filipino bantamweight, ont- 29 0 6 27 19 0 pointed Pal Moore * of Memphis, '' Vincent Richards, the present succeeded in maintaining their po­ Score by innings; __ These days, very few of us are €>Pi l i T E W ' V . o m ¥ o m [•holders of the national double title. sition at the bottom of the ladder Washington ...... 000 011 000— 2 surprised at tbe unexpected. ten rounds.

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i f ONLY 37 JOBS THAT WOMEN DONT HOLD TODAY ' . i ' M ■ ‘m Natuic SHINGLED HOUSE HAS CHARM a i z \ d I “Weaker Sex” Succeeds In Almost Every Line Of Work Good Known To Man than when it was absent. It will THEN TRY EATING ONE be remembered that calcium or lime, and phosphorus, are ‘bone BY d r ; m o r r is f i s h b e i n building substances. Editor, Journal of the American The lemon has had to overcome Medical Association and of Hygeia, the disadvantage of a sour and the Health Association sometimes acrid flavor which does The virtues of the lemon have not appeal to as many persons as been somewhat obscured of recent does that of the orange. It has had years by the unusual advertising to contend also with the ridicule accorded to the merits of the ever since It occurred to some In­ grapefruit and the orange. '' spired comedian to connect It with The tributes to the latter me|i- a.f'Testure of disdain. bers of the citrus family are well Nevertheless, the lemon has a merited, sweetness and richness in greajt deal in its flavor. Both the vitamins. juice and the peel of the lemon Oranges contain considerable contain vitamins. Both vitamins amounts of vitlmins A, B and C. A and B have been found by several They are alkaline in their reaction experts in considerable amounts In in the body, and therefore, have a the rind of the fresh lemon. certain tendency to overcome un­ No External Benefit usual acidity. It Jthus prevents more than ade­ From the nutritive standpoint quate reason for its existence by its the orange is a most desirable fruit. virtues as a constituent of one of Children studied in the University the most popular and healthful of There is a' charm and refinement of Chicago were given from twenty about a shingled house that many to twenty-three ounces of orange summer drinks and as a .garnish Miss Mary Dillon Mrs. Oliver Harrinian Mrs. Howard Chandler Christy and a flavor on the table. other dwellings lack. The sugges­ juice dally. The astute manufacturers of cos­ tion of quiet rusticity, subtly con­ Their gains in weight when this veyed, makes the house an Inviting Three nationally famous women who are among tho se backing the Exposition of Women’s Arts and Indus­ substance was added to the diet metics have pi'''’ overlooked a tries to be held in New York. natural interest in this fruit. All haven to return to from the heat were greater than could be ac­ and bustle of the city. counted for by the calories of food sorts of preparations are offered for the beautification of the skin Several other features distin­ New York.— Of the hundreds of world. Twenty foreign countries, There will be a woman undertak­ taken as orange in addition to the guish this design. varied occupations followed by man, including Iceland, Persia, China and er, one who cures stammering, an­ and the hair, with the claim that usual diet. they have special qualifications be­ The doorway, with Its small, woman today has established her­ Finland, will be represented, as well other who makes a living buying Bone Builders wrought iron handrails, might have self in all but 37. as the United States. and selling autographs. It *was found that the amount of cause of their content of lemon come from old Salem of the 18th This is the statement broadcast Laura Lee Rogers, professional A woman who makes a business calcium retained in the body was juice. Century. The porch Is shaded and in advance of the Exposition of Wo­ nomenclator. Have you something of staging children’s parties for greater, when oranges formed a Unfortunately, there is not the made cool by the arching sides. men’s Arts and Industries, to be to sell? Miss Rogers will give you busy or inexperienced mothers, will part of the food than when they slightest good evidence that lemon There is—1st the housewife note— held here next month. a good, snappy, up-to-date trade be present. The owner of a roof­ were absent. Besides, more than juice is of any. value in the beauti­ ample closet cpace, both upstairs There are no women miners, elec­ name for it, one that will put your ing factory, head of a varnish con­ three times as much' phosphorus fication of the human form, except and down. There is a breakfast trical engineers, nor pilots of loco­ advertising across with the public. cern, president of a gas appliance was retained in the body when or­ taken Internally to promote the nook, as well as a first floor lava­ motives— yet! But there are wom­ Louise Rice, graphologist. Write firm—all women—will attend. ange juice was added to the diet general nutrition of the system. tory. en cigarmakers, butchers, deep sea your troubles to Miss Rice. * She This in addition to women sculp­ Compactness is the keynote of divers, orchestra leaders and fac­ will study your handwriting and tors, photographers, watchmakers, the upper floor 'design, although tory superintendents. On intre­ tell you how to keep a husband or dress designers and social workers. roominess is by no means sacri­ pid lady is a sea captain. why it’s so hard for you to buy a Mrs. Oliver Harrlman is in charge ficed. Women today do nearly every­ hat. of the exposition. Assisting her Rose O’Neill, creator of the Kew- will be Miss Dillon, Mrs. Howard thing men can do— and lots of r r . things that men can’t, say leaders pie doll. Mary Dillon, president of Chandler Christy, Mrs. Otto Kahn, self, in being nice to them; that at of the exposition. And they are the Brooklyn Gas Company. Kevah Miss Elizabeth Marbury, Mrs. he^rt she disliked society; yet be^^ planning to prove it with exhibits of Griffis, astrologer, whom senators Charles Sabin and Mrs. Charles Tif­ V Home Page Editorials cause it was smart to be seen at * women’s work from all over the and business men consult. fany. certain places, she went to thing* < she abhorred day after day, week 6y Allene Sumner So waited this long queue of those young girls to his room. Maybe it’s who would wed in the outer hall, Be Yomselt. in and out. ' ■ • the same man. Mamie can find her Brussells, Belgium.—If you as­ filing in like files to sit on high “You are a misfit, Madame,” said own jobs.” pire for a wedding “as is a wed­ humpy cushions before the august by Olive Roberts Barton. he. “Not that I advocate kissing our H er OwtxW ctM I smiled to myself as I thought ding,” you will trek with your or­ uniformed burgomaster and say enemies when we meet them, but my ruse did not work. I was trying ange blossoms to the fair city of their vows. I do advocate trying to like them, ( j i r l to help Mamie out in her dilemma Brussels with its world-famed mar­ Friends and parents filed in with A woman went to a psycho ana­ honestly. Then your actions and your feelings will match. If you and had only made matters worse. riage hall. them.. Each party had its own lyst “just for fun.” He told her a “Oh, mother, please don’t pay so Likewise, if you grow awearied cannot like them, avoid them. If bench In that inner room, and as few things about herself that made GOOD-BYE TO M.AMIE. “Mother,” said Mamie, before I much attention to those sensational of this thing called matrimony, you one bench was emptied, a guard you are in an environment or have could answer, “Judy and I are bet­ newspaper stories,” cried Mamie, will hie you with blood in your eye another in. her furious, \but take it for what work you do not like, change it, I ought to have been glad to get ter friends than ever, but she has impatiently. and a smart lawyer to the same We heard a widow of 47, a flow­ It’s worth, it set her to thinking. if possible, to things you do like. had a splendid position offered her “I’m capable of taking care of After a while she decided to take Do not go on living out of charac­ rid of Jerry Hathaway so easily, as companion to Miss Meredith and lair city. er seller in the Grand Place below ter.” but I was not. Instead I, too, was ray own affairs, if I weren’t, God But you will gaze at your wrist- the dome where she now says her his advice and see If anything hap­ ready to cry as I turned away from she is going to live in her home.” knows I wouldn’t be here now.” pened. They did—several things. That is hot hard to understand. “It’s too bad, Mamie Ryley, that “What’s that shameful thing you v/atch and mark the times well. vows. the' telephone. If you wish to hear ye merrie, It was hard to k the roses and The canary didn’t turn pink, nor Nerves stretching to do things they yourself could not be landing one are saying to your mother, Mamie did the plumber come when she hate wear us out. Moreover we are I had hardly hung up the receiv­ of these fine jobs,” said her moth­ Ryley? I’ve heard enough from merrie wedding bells, you will go dahlias herself, she sai-’. insincere and people are quick to er when the front doorbell jingled to Brussels at nine in the morning, He was a gardener next door. He ’phoned the first time; no, the mir­ er jealously. “You know you’re get­ you.” acles were far greater. One was detect it. “All the world’s a stage, and in a few moments Mrs. Ryley ting little enough for your services I said “good-bye” for I knew if and if you hark to lend your ears sold his roses next her’s in the mar­ and men and women merely play­ came bouncing up stairs fairly to the world and his wife that here­ ket place. that she seemed suddenly to have in your present place.” Mrs. Ryley started, she’d keep it friends—real friends, the other was ers,” is tho true. Top many people bursting with excitement and curi­ Immediately I had a hunch, and up indefinitely. I went down stairs after you eat your liver and bacon Last Saturday It was that they osity. that her health came back and she are acting a part. A maid once said before Mamie could speak, I said: hurriedly thinking that the moth­ alone, you will go to Brussels at watched the brides come forth, and to me, “I think in German and he said, “let’s go up there next had almost no headaches,. “Tiiere’s a wonderful car in “ Mrs. Ryley, I think I have a ers and daughters of today were as four in the afternoon. It is not necessary to rush (fff to talk In English.” A school girl said, front of our house and a man in job for Mamie as well as myself, far apart as East and West. week.” “I use slang but I.never think it.” And so they had— she didn’t the nearest psycho 'analyst, good I \ uniform is at tbe door saying that here is a young society man in Seriously, the marriage and di­ friends. I can save you your feelings What goes on in our minds has too the beautiful lady inside the car town who thinks he can write TO.’VIORROW— Barrj-, Jr. vorce hall of Brussels is one of the know. Maybe it was foolish. But often no relation to our acts. wants to kno.v if you’re ready to go books and he wants a secretary.” and five dollars, or is it ten? I most interesting things my duenna it was 30 hard to keep the pansies ■\rith her, Ju ly.” “Well, you needn’t get it for my transplanted. shall tell you one thing the gentle­ 1^ She got all t'.i's out before she daughter,” said Mrs. Ryley, up in FLOWERS EFFECTIVE. and self have seen in all Europe. man said to her. He said: “Good noticed that I was paclced ready to arms immediately. “I won’t have a There is a decided effort to re­ It bur^t upon us unexpectedly. CO.AT NOVELTIES. lady, you are not sincere? You are YELLOW FOR GOWN. Rave. daughter of mine working around vive the use of Powers on hats and We liad fared us forth to the his­ Rippling jabots give a novel ef­ acting out of character all your toric mediaeval Hotel de 'Ville, the waking hours.” Then he translated A stunning evening gown is of “What’s the matter here?” she one of those writers. Why, I read Paris is sending over many attrac­ fect to the wlntpr fur coats. Col­ yellow chiffon trimmed with os­ asked quickly. “You and Mamie in the paper last night that a man tive models in black felt with one finest specimen of lacy Gothic ar­ lars are often upstanding in the his mystic words. He told her that haven’t had a spat, have you?” when she disliked a person, she put trich feathers shading from a deep had used that very excuse to lure brilliant flower on the brim. chitecture in all Europe. back, and follow a jabot line to the yellow to a delicate purple. i And we had just passed ’neath waistline. on a smile and tried to outdo her­ an old portico, drijjping with ivy, when we saw a mist of wedding veil ETHEL— Then and Now floating through a door ahead. Gold Edge We tried to follow the veil, but some of those blue coats and brass buttons which abound in this con­ COOLIflG fflOllGHTG tinent stopped us. “The King’s daughter murt be fOP HOT DAY: official high hats shak­ DIAGNOSIS— Caused, by loosen­ —the most completely assimilated ' / ing !iands with 57 more veils. ing muscles and degenerating tis­ « The plot thickened. But light sues. dawned. We came to an open door leadirig into a hall of cathedral TREATMENT—You need some IHIMI/' OF mkx OllP vastness. astringent to tighten the skin. F0PEFA1HEPQ TO VJEAP- A sign proclaimed it “The Cham-* After cleansing your skin thorough­ FOOD Prepared — oaP her of Marriages.” ly with a good cleansing cream, go To our surprise no gold buttons p o p over the surface with a piece of EVEN sooed us back and we were ushered in to stand in a reception line of sterilized cotton dipped In witch MAN COOIEPA “the public.” hazel! Another excellent astringent And there the brides were— doz­ is mad^ by adding a little lemon ens and hundreds of them-—brides' juice to Iced alum water. Both in misty tulle and satin—widow / Electrically made Tpast is Dainty bit for the evening ensem­ remedies are used by actresses after brWes in the black of mourning ble is the filmy chiffon handker­ not yet put off.' Old women brides they remove their stage make-up. GOOD TOAST^ with grizzled heads and gnarled chief edged with gold lace. — AtiD f t TBAMkraLT hands. And bridegrooms too; hoy grooms and widower grooms and a Buy a THERMAX horde of "sugar daddy” grooms. One out of every six brides. It seem­ ed, was on the arm of one who TOASTER this month for seemed already to have lived his three score year and ten. $ 0 5 0 Brass buttons explained Brus­ sel’s marriage hall. Every mar­ riage in .the city must have Its civ­ ic ceremopy on Saturday morning. Five hundred of them some Satur­ (50 cents down. $1.00 a month.)' days. They stood in line for hours HOW HOT sometimes. And at four o’clock the divorces! and have good toast every moirning.r . m C0U11TJ-E<^' The divorce line nearly as long as PETTI COATP an d the marriage line. HIGH 'PUTTONE.D ! :o:- -:o: 'POOTs The Manchester - '.Castoria is a pleasant, harm­ ~ W C ) THEN COMPAPED You will be enthuuastic over c new less Substitute for Castor Oil, 'fOU'LL French ftocess Cream for whitening TO OUP and beautifying the skin. It is so pure Paregoric, Teething Drops ^ amdal- h k L^ anddifferentfromothercreams. Women and Soothing Syrups, espe­ HOW JOICKY — C^^JLIPPEPP- say they see a great improvement in their complexions after the first appli­ cially prepared for* Infants in arms and Children all ages. 861 Main S t Phone 1700 — AND C O O L . ■----- AND NO cation. If you want smoother, brighter and younger' skin, use MELLO-GLO ,To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of So. Manchester VIE. APE. 'T o -Day/ • ■ *” f- ■ AT ALU/ Cream. 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“ And father says to fill.this pre­ scription right away ’cause he’s ei»2« by'n^ service. in;&. going to have a cold Friday night. B y P e r c y C r o s b y It is easy to keep things coming Summer. SKIPPY your way when you are going When you read this You will probably n ' t h e n w h e n im in good IOUNNO-IT5 WrSO theirs. Ke e p in ’ in t r im is a 66SI0CS it; TAKeS MORE Be surprised to learn CONDITION I CAN B£ A Cooo TOBC A*flCHT€R ORA It isn't poetry. WONOCftFOL THiHCi IN ^Oi’n ' PRAlNiTo BC A RCAtCY Fo o ts Ate PcaycR • fbOTBALtpLAYER WHCN T o t r a in TIO b g a fig h ter.

A writer says that homes are cleaner than they were a genera tion ago. Oh, well, they are used less. r i If the Prince of Wales would only sit down on a piece of fly pa­ per before climbing into the sad­ dle results might be altogether dif­ ferent. isia IwJulL.L Ask the Man Who Has One. 1. —Who Is the English play­ The Hunchback of Notre Dame I ^ wright shown in the accompanying got that way working in a garden. picture? 2. — Figaro is a character In what “Man needs only four hours opera? sleep at night.” True, perhaps, if 3. —What was the real name ofthe. boss plays golf In the after­ Ui. Artemus Ward? noons. amihi i-i-x r 4. —Who was Jenny Lind? ilU-L 5. — For what is Franz Schubert A Needed Invention. If you a genius would be. known? l/kTL 6. — In what city was Maude Try your hand on this: Invent and give posterity Adams born? 7. — Who was Horace Greeley? A smackless kiss. B y B lo s s e i FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Wpnderful 8. — Who wrote the novel, “Jane A certain country minister post­ Eyre” ? ed this notice on the church door: . —Who wrote "Oliver Twist”? 1 6 o r AALF A /^TIOM V kAiOOJ 7W,’ ASICIAM. ABBBE s o - but 9 “Brother Smith departed for heav­ ITXAT’S ita jn 't;>uua? 1 10. —Who Is Geraldine Farrar? 7t) es A MAStClAM AA4’ B66S 7WAT WAS A T TiK OPERV /w MOM CAN TUCAi en at four-thirty A. M.” The nest OUT OP 7JV SVO/ AOOSB VlWO TURME-P AM V5S-AA4MS /OUTWIM'-TWATS ITS MOB&M yx> W S H T 6ROW OOC ADTD INTO A day he found written below; AM' 7WIMSS' URG OBAMSS )M7D A PABBIT? TUMJeO A COULD EVER UP. /J09MIM'.'.' “ Heaven, nine A. M. Smith not in THAT? Boy/TMAT'D JUSTTWIMK-OP IT/.' DUCk imto a DO.' DCNE \NAV.'.' X LITTLE JOE yet. Great anxiety.” B£ SVweLU' AIM'T 7WAT vwcMOEEFXJI-? FLA<5, TOO/ ABABD AER SAV SO.' Manv a honeymoon headed for HE. Far m er ggts a the "Falls” detours to Reno. t r im m in g - if his Sure. Jeu.i'^ they make crazy FIELD DOESN'T-,.^ quilts at the insane asylum.

He stood tliere by the bloomin’ door. Ah, he was just a sap. And no one opened it because He didn’t give a rap.

Out to the -famous swimming hole He always loved to roam, But gosh how he would kick when he Was forced to bathe at home. cuaw av wt* nawot wie:i FLOWTNGLY Jack— How can you design such WASHINGTON TUBBS H Nevertheless Pa Is Glad to Have Them All Back Again wonderful bathing suits? Jill— Oh, I just put myself Into By Crane my work.— Life.

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PAGE TEN — j » — - McNAMABA— LENIHAN through neiv voters made last tall. . There will be no new caucus list DETOUR IS HELPING George E. McNamara of the Mc­ this year, additions will he made to I Dancing Tonight Namara Dr^g company of Manches­ the old list. Next month a new at the ter and Miss Josephine C. Lenihan, town list will be printed. Thursday Morning SO. END BUSINGS daughter of Mrs. Mary Lenihan of 95 Central avenue, East Hartford, OAKLAND STREET RESIDENCE Announcement RAINBOW were married this mornlns; at 8 CHANGES OWNERSHIP o’clock at St. Mary’s church in that BILL TASILLO’S feAND. place. The ceremony was per­ Mrs. Carrie A. Braley has sold Modern Dancing Tonight. Tourists are Seeing the Town formed by the rector, the Rev. Den­ her residence ou Oakland street to Albert Homewood of Rocky Hill. Dancing, 8 to 12 P. M. • D. S. T. nis S. Baker. The church was 50c Spedals ' For the First Time— Mer­ tastefully decorated with palms and Mr. Homewood who has retired, Change oi Locatkn garden flowers. plans to move to his newly ac­ Admission . . 50 cts. During the ceremonw Ralph Mix­ quired property ihls week, occupy­ 50c will buy many useful items tomor­ k|ixed Dancing Tomorrow Night. chants Are Happy. er, violinist, played and Frank J. ing the upper flat. His daughter, Barrett sang. Mrs. Hayden L. Griswold of Hamil­ row morning. The attendants were Miss Mary ton street, this town, will move to the lower floor of the house. The detour caused by the Center J. Lenihan, sister of the bride, as Store Closes at Noon. The p>’operty was formerly known street Improvement whereby autos bridesmaid and Thomas J. Mc­ as the Hutchinson place and was ABOUT TOWN from neighboring towns and cities Namara of New Haven, brother of thoroug'ily remodeled by SJr. and are shunted through the heart of the bridegroom as best man. .Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee and Mrs. Willis Braley. Mr. Braley the business section In the South The bride’s gown was of peach family of Montreal, Canada, have georgette trimmed with pearls. was a son of Mrs. Hutchinson by a 29c and 50c ' been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry ■ End has had such'a tremendous ef­ former marriage. After her hus­ fect on business that today the She wore a hat to match and a cor­ Tedford of East Center street. band’s death, Mrs. Braley who is * merchants are making It the main sage bouquet of orchids and lilies a well known masseuse and nurse, topic for conversation. of the valley. The Women of Mooseheart Le­ conducted a sanitarium there. Lat­ Wash Goods, 3 Yards gion will hold their regular meet­ This morning a group of business The bridesmaid wore flesh geor­ gette with large hat and carried an er she converted the house into a ing. this evening in the ' Lincoln men at the post office were talking modern two-flat abode. She Is now school kindergarten. about It. It Is likely that signs arm bouquet of Mrs. Aaron Ward roses. making her home with relatives In will be placed at the Center with Hlngham, Mass., and will probably Miss Margaret Robinson of 109 Invitations to strangers to see the Following the ceremony a wed­ 50c locate permanently there. .\dams street left today in com­ ding breakfast was served at the rest of the town. A movement al­ The sale was made through the pany with out-of-town relatives on so will be placed on foot to have Elm Tree Inn. Farmington. Later This Is a clean-up lot of tissue ginghams in plaids and Robert J. Smith agency. Open For Business a motor trip which will Include vis­ the Hartford Road route Improved In the day Mr. and Mrs. McNamara checks, also floral voiles. ' Fabrics suitable for both chil­ its to the Sosquicentennlal and At­ left on a motor trip to Canada, the and Induce people to use that way. Several days ago It was an­ Has given up his Garage on Hudson street, Manchester, dren’s and women’s frocks. Tomorrow morning only at lantic City. Business Better bride wearing an ensemble of white broadcloth with black hat. nounced In The Herald that a hoy to take up a larger field and will run the Garage former­ 8 yards for 50c. Said one man: had been born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward and Edith Drakes have "Ever since Center street was The bride until recently was In ly known as sold their bungalow on Summit the employ of the post office de­ Emil Johnson of 40 Clinton street. closed to through traffic my busi­ It should have been announced that street extension to Ralph E. and ness started to Improve- It was a partment at Hartford and her asso­ Ruth E. Earle, who will move to ciates made her a gift of $150 In It was a girl. steady grqwth. For a time I did 79c CRETONNE CUSHIONS .... their new property from Lyness not understand what caused It until gold. SCHOOLTIME IS NEAR! Ashford’s Garage 255 5 0 c street. Mr. and Mrs. Drakes will Our entire stock of cretonne cushions have been put In at I noticed that most of the Increas­ On their return from their wed­ A photograpli will keep for all leave town. The sale was made ed trade came from strangers. Last ding trip Mr. and Mrs. McNamara this price. Many different shapes to select from In both light through the Wallace D. Robb time a record of the ctiirdlness the night, for Instance, we had shop­ will live on Branford street, this children have acquired during vaca­ and dark colors. agency. town. Center Street, South pers from New Britain, Hartford, tion, and the beat place for such 29c BERKLEY CAMBRIC AND NAIN- and as far as Middletown. Now a photograph la at home. Mary C. Keeney Tent, Daughters CAUCUS LISTS NOW READY SOOK, 2 y a r d s ...... DUC of Veterans will hold its regular these people did not just drop In. For an appointment call L. G. They had evidently been here be­ According to Otto Nelson who Is Fallott, 07 Ridge street. Phone Manchester 36 Inches wide. We do not believe there is a housewife meeting tomorrow evening at the substituting as Republican regis­ home of Mrs. Muriel Davis, 20 fore and looked over our stock- 241-12. In Manchester who Is not familiar with Berkley Cambric and and then decided to come back trar for Robert N. "Veltch who Is It will be run under the name of GATLIN’S SERV­ Centerfield street, off Mather away on his vacation, there has Nainsook. There are dozens of uses, including women’s and street. A social hour will follow later to buy as our goods are not ICE STATION. bought immediately like In other been 128 names added to the Re­ children’s gowns, slips, gertrudes, etc. Also a good fabric for. the meeting and a large attendance publican caucus list, 77 of which ^ I have made an agreement with W. R. Tinker, Jr., of the members is expected. lines.” those who wish flne fabrics for pillow cases. ^ Another Speaks were, men and 51 women. to handle his A uthorize Service on Chevrolets and Hup- To the Democratic c.iacui 51 They don’t let the grass grow “ I have been hearing about this mobiles. I have also made an agreement with James under their feet up at the Green. all week. As soon as two or more names were added this year, 29 Stevenson to handle his Authorized Service on Oaklands ODD LOT OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, 2 fer 50c The taxpayers voted to appropriate business men get together they talk men and 22 women. Moat or these and Pontiacs, this making Authorized Service on Values In the lot up to $1.98 each. In the lot you will find additions were brought about $35,000 for a school addition on about the Increase of business since Chevrolets, Hupmobiles, Oaklands and Pontiacs, as well bloomers, gertrudes, and night gowns in sizes 2 to 6 years. the cars are being detoured. There Monday evening and already the i as running a general repair station for all makes of Some wonderful buys! pr cavation work is well under way. is no use of arguing. Our own Is not advertised enough. This detour automobiles. Miss Anna Shea and Miss Lulu is proving it. Folks come in dally G. Schreiber & Sons I will have space for about six or seven storage‘cars, 69c RAYON HOSE, p a ir ...... Coleman of the Green, have return­ and say: ‘Never knew you had bus­ 50c besides a repair department. Anyone wishing storage, Three seam back and has the ravel stop top. Comes In all ed home from a ten day automobile iness places like this. Passed trip through the White Mountains through the town hundreds of in that location, call and see me. the new Fall shades— French nude, beige, champagne, nude, and Canada, stopping at many times and never knew there was a General Contractors Don’t forget I will do or supervise all work per­ peach, etc. • points of Interest. business section other than what I sonally and Guai'ant^e all work. Bring your automo­ saw at the Center.’ I am in favor bile troubles to me; no job too large, no job too small. Last night’s business in the shop­ of a sign at the Center. It might Bnildort of “ Better Built Homes’’ 75c and 85c UNION S U IT S ...... 5 0 c ping district was the best in weeks, be a selfish wish but I hope they You will be used right at a right price. Women’s light weight union suits with loose or tight knee. Telephone 1665-2. the merchants reported. The streets never finish that Center street Im­ I will have a nice equipment to handle most any Sizes 42 to 50. Tomorrow morning only at 50c. . were crowded. The detour to Hart­ provement.” kind of a job. Shall have an experienced mechanic with ford is certainly helping along trade Well Advertised me, so you will be well taken care of here. 1 CAN OF* 50c BODY POWDER AND C A ^ in the south end. Out side of the effect on business Shop: 285 West Center Street it is true that many strange cars 2 CAKES OF JERGEN’S SOAP-ALL FOR .. OUC I will carry that BEST BY TEST Kendall Motor Oil Fleur d’ Mai body powder in decorated tin with large puff. A rumor that kept popping up stop In town on their way through Is Success and Grease. None better made. 100% pure Pennsyl­ all day yesterday, had it that these days. Men employed around The soap regularly sells for 10c cake. Charles “ Hop” Risley, had been In­ the mills report an unusual number vania Oil. Recommended by a great many of the prom­ jured in an auto accident. His folks of visitors these days lookimr at the For Him? inent automobile concerns of the country. 50c HAIR BRUSH AND 25c COMB, t J A ^ reported that they had received various factories. The Williman- A Obviously not. Why ? Be­ Come in and get acquainted. Give us a.trial. This ALL F O R ...... OUC numerous telephone calls as a re­ Solid or ventilated back brush. Your choice of white Ivory tlc buses also must take the de­ cause he is wasting his time. Service Station will be open from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. every sult. What started the rumor is tour and that helps too. as the pas­ or black rubber comb. unknown. At any rate, Mr. Risley sengers are given a sight of what How about yourself? Aren't day except Sundays and legal holidays. had not figured in an accident. a really progressive little town Permanent there a few hours a week that Manchester is. With the buses could be spent in preparing 5c TUMBLERS, dozen...... Helen Gould, of the Yarn Stor­ ...... 5 0 c .going through on regular schedules yourself for a job that pays Pressed glass tableware in paneled or plain patterns. Suit­ age department, will leave Satur­ and an almost cqnstant stream of W ave more? Glasses at Connecticut able for every day use. Surely a half dozen or a dozen tumblers day to spend the next two weeks at cars going in opposite directions fil­ 7 Point o’ Woods. led for the most part by tourists, is not a seasonal effect for your Business College are now start­ will come in handy! the town Is getting more advertis­ ing. Don’t hold yourself back Gatlin’s Service ^ tio n hair. True, it is fine for sum­ Miss Gerda Swanson, clerk in the ing than It has had In years. from success! Come! Yarn Storage Department at Cheney mer time when one goes with­ 255 CENTER STREET SO. MANCHESTER 69c and 99c WASTE BASKETS ...... 5 0 c Brothers, has returned to her work Mrs. William Powers of 1 Wal­ out a hat or goes in for sports Decorated meal waste baskets suitable for the bedroom.,or. following an enjoyable two weeks’ nut street was removed to the — but is equally fine through­ Conn. Business kltche*. Specify tomorrow only at 50c. vacation during which numerous Memorial hospital last evening to Phone 669 shore resorts were visited. undergo an operation for varicose out the year. We have all the / veins. most up-to-date equipment College In front of Manchester Lumber Company’s Office. A meeting of the Young Peo­ 75c CUSPIDORS ...... 50c with which to give one of the G. H. Wilcox, Prin. Decorated. ple’s Society of the Salvation Army finest permanent waves to be will be held this evening at Depot BATTERY WORK I. 0 . 0 . F. Block Square at 7:30. The leaders will had anywhere. So. Manchester be William Atkinson and Mrs. Authorized “Willard” Service PLAY CARTS ...... 50c Turklngton and the Young People’s All metal, two wheel carta for the little tots. band will supply the music. Station. State Carbon Burning. A group of officials from South­ Auto Electrical Work. Beauty Parlor ington visited the Hall of Records Pt\one 1941. "Self-Serve” Specials yesterday to learn something about Electricsd Appliances Repaired. the Linder system of taxation Free Crankcase Service. 753 Main St. So. Manchester which is in operation here. The State Theater Building. Take advantage of Thursday morning officials from out of town were sur­ specials and save money. prised by the amount of detail JOHN BAUSOLA Cottage and Camp Sites necessary to start the system. It is With Barrett & Robbins understood that Southington plans 913 Main St. Phone 39-2 to change its present taxation sys­ MASON SUPPLIES tem. TOMATOES LIME At the Democratic caucus on On Coventry Lake 14 quart basket 50c Monday evening. Dr. Edward G. CEMENT Dolan was empowered to appoint These Ripe, sound tomatoes for canning. the delegates to the state conven­ tion. He is the state central com­ PLASTER Circumstances have brought about the removal of the Man­ mitteeman. Last night he an­ nounced these names: Charles I. chester Community Camp from Coventry to Hebron this season. BALLANTINE’S MALT WITH HOPS ...... 50c can Palch, C. S. McHale, Michael Good Cars BRICK Light or dark. O'Connell, John Spillane, Edward will be sold at prices that will in­ This makes available for settlement the well known ARMOUR’S B E A N S ...... 7 cans 50c J. Murphy, Mrs. John Gleason, terest you. FLUE LINING Louis T. Breen and Edward O. SUNBEAM EVAPORATED M IL K ...... 5 cans50c Dolan. Cash or Terms. NAVY WHITE CHERRIES ...... 2 cans 50c 1026 Hudson Brougham Demon­ DAMPERS strator. DROMEDARY G R APEFR U IT...... 2 cans 50c 1028 Hudson Coach. TILE Manchester Community Camp LIFEBUOY S O A P ...... 0 bars 50c 1028 Essex Coach. SUNBRITE C L E A N S E R ...... 10 cans50c 1024 Overland 4-door Sedan. 1018 Hudson 7-pass, Winter top. A Full Line. 1028 Chevrolet 'x'oiiring. "Health Market Specials” 1020 Liberty Roadster. Give us your ord ;r. Property 1028 Jewett Sedan. We deliver the goods. Manchester —located on the West shore of the lake on a high bluff affording for 50c for 50c Hudson-Essex Co. a wonderful view of the lake with water frontage which will be 1 LB. PORK CHOPS I L B . SHOULDER 127 Spmce Street G. E. Wiilis & Son improved, affording excellent bathing facilities for the use of the 1 LB. HAMBURG STEAK JU Phone 711. 2 Main Street Phone 50 f owners of this property. STEAK 1 LB. BEEF STEW> Paint and THE COMMUNITY CAMP PROPERTY has been plotted Place Your Coal and we offer a limited number of choice for 50c for 50c 2 LAMB PATTIES 2 LBS. BEEF LIVER More Paint Cottage and Camp Sites 2 HAM CROQUETS 1-2 LB. BACON In order to keep your prop­ Order NOW erty in good condition you We have the coal on hand. All sizes to meet yovir On Very Desirable Terms. must keep it well covered with orders. Orders placed now will be filled at once. Effi­ good paint. Paint is on the See us for particulars and terms. Let us take you out to see Calves’ Liver, Sterling Steak, job every minute of the day— cient, satisfactory service. Our clean coal will give you . lb. 50c 2 lbs. 50c every day in the year. Buy the best of service. Plenty of heat. the property. our good paint. John L Olson L. Pola Coal Co. Elman & Rolston Painting and Decorating Telephone 546-2 or 3. Room 25, House '&' Hale Bldg. Phone 2200. SOUTH Contractor. 62 Hawthorne Street Manchester 699 Midn S t Johnson Block ' J \ Spntb Manchester,

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