t h e w e a t h e r VoKca** hy O. Bi Kew Ha*«» NET PRESS RUN AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION Continued fair and sUi^tly cloudy tonight and Sunday, aomewhat OB' THE EVENING HERALD warmer. for the mouth of June, 1927 ilattrbralfr lurntng l^pralb 4,990 PRICE THREE CENTS MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1927. Claaaifled AdTortiaing on Page 10. VOL. XLL, NO. 239. School Consolidations Whata Job! To Teach Muscovy NO GAS IN CHICAGO Major Maurice JOHN DREW IS DEAD Here you have Effect O f Change On Campbell has fall­ Roy L. Davis, ex- en heir to the task of depriving New AS 3,000 QUIT WORK Princeton athlete, York of its boot- who has sailed to. Cheney Owned Schools !leg! Campbell’a AFTER LONG ILLNESS direct the educa­ the new prohibi­ tion of 15,000 tion administrator 1,800 Filling Stations Closed children in the By Howell Chwiey, for the Gotham DOG SAVES FIVE Near East Relief district. He’ll find schools of Russian This is the third in a series on the consolldatli^ and 500,000 Autoists For More Than 50 Years He KHo arhools in a single system prepared for The Herald by Howell of value in his LAWYER SAYS new work experi­ a ’s'rrom Chenev, chairman of the Ninth district school commltt^. Hcle discusses the Cheney owned school proporeties in the Ninth district ence gained in the LIVES IN $25,000 Face Stalled Car— ^Little Was Identified With the sas and already Volstead enforce­ HISCUENTIS i has made his and how they could bo transferred to the town. ment game last mark as a moun­ year up around If the schools of the, town are to be consolidated, what effect FIREMGILEAD Chance of Settlement. American Stage— His In­ tain climber in the the Great Lakes. Davis Caucasus. will this have upon the problem that nearly one million dollars Campbell teresting Life. A P ^ O I A C I worth of school properties are owned by Cheney Brothers. Chicago, July 9.— America’s first This property can be transferred erties J Big House and Dairy Farm major city gasoline strike descend­ _____ It may ed upon Chicago today severely FORD IS INVITED „ ellhsr one of two ways. It ma, “ thol BYRD AND HIS CREW crippling motor transportation in San Franciaco, Calif., July 9- be transferred to the town directly Tells Court He Will With­ equalization tax because it simply! Plant Destroyed; Giordano four counties. John Drew, veteran American ac- T A M I i IaT T U V I N F ' or it may be transferred to the dis- would mean that the district would Three thousand employes were lor, died this morning at six a. m., j l U l u L E l L D f i n t i j trict and by the district transferred thrown out of work. Eighteen draw From Case If Pris­ to the town. The result upon, the he debited with the increase In Us LEAVE PARIS TODAY after a five weeks’ illness of arthri­ assets of $956,000 which would be Family and Livestock Owe hundred filling stations were closed. amounts to be assumed through the Gasoline is procurable only in small tis and septic poisoning. equalization tax between the dis­ offset by an Increase In its indebted­ oner Keeps On Talking to ness by the same amount. Its net lots from garages and that supply is Barrymore at Bedside tricts will be the same In either Lives to Collie. estimated to end before nightfall. event. If these properties were worth would remain at the same Drew was 7 3 years old. Rockaways Planning Wel­ figure, and the amount to be as­ To Take Motor Trips Until The streets of Chicago present an At the actor's bedside when the Reporters. transferred directly to the town the appearance dating back more than end came were his daughter, and town would have to bond itself to sumed by the town would be the same. Fire, the cause of which is un­ thirty years to the horse era. her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Jack come to Flyer and Want pay for them, distributing the pay­ Tuesday When They Sail Slight prospect of settlement was Devereaux and Drew’s famous known, at 2 o’clock this morning, ments let us suppose oyer a period (Continued on Page 2) nephew, John Barrymore, stage and Benton, 111.. July 9.— Specula­ Auto King to Be There. of twenty-five years. If the prop- For Home. destroyed the 23-room house, barns, seen over screen star. tion as to the ultimate defense of and entire dairy farm plant owned The move was precipitated by Several times Drew has come Charles Birger, Ray “ Izzy Hyland by Ernesto Giordano and located in employes of the Sinclair Refining dangerously near to death in his and Art Newman, Southern Illinois New York. July 9.— Henry Ford, LEGS OF A WOMAN Gilead. The loss is said to exceed Company who voted a walkout un­ following his public retraction o MOTHER AND SIX Paris, July 9.— Cheered by huge less their demands of $10 monthly gangsters on trial here for tiin mur­ crowds, Commander Richard E. $25,000. The farm was formerly anti-Semitic articles which have ap­ owned by C. A. Lord of Manchester wage increase was granted. The der of Mayor Joe Adams of West peared in his Dearborn Independ­ Byrd and the crew of the America, last-minute decision of four larger k ( / ^ < Green and is still generally known Cit'' last December, was rife here ent, was to receive an invi .ation ^ FOUND IN BUNDLE oil companies which automatically todav following several unguarded CHILDREN KILLED Bert Acosta, G. O. Novllle and as the Lord farm. day to participate in the ‘ Welcoine The Giordano family, which con­ closed their service stations follow­ remarks of the defense counsel, in­ Home” celebration to Charles A. Bemt Balchen, bade farewell today ed. to Paris where they have been sists of the father, mother, two dicating that an insanity plea Levine, who with Clarence Cham­ grown sons and a daughter were An all-day conference yesterday would he fully justified by the berlin recently flew across the At­ showered with honors for the. last awakened by the barking of their and a midnight conference last present actions of two of the de­ New York Policeman Pick night between managers of the oil lantic ocean, when Levine return.s Father and Friend Badly ten days. four-year-old Collie dog “ Towser” I fendants. to his home at Rockawsy Park, and they owe their lives to him, for I companies and union officials broke Too Talkative Up Package In Bushes They left at noon from the Gare I up without any agreement being Queens. ■ h r the fire, once it got started, swept Attorneys for Birger were thrown The invitation to Mr. Fold to he Burned When Explosion Du Nord for Calais aboard the through the buildings very rapidly. reached. Compromises, however, into a panic over their client s talk­ present and take part in the (mle- “ Golden Arrow,” the Nord railway The farmhouse, barns and other were suggested. ative mood following Newmans iiraticn was sent by Richard M. Gip­ Near the Battery. company’s crack train. buildings were very closely adjoin­ A new meeting was called for to­ threat of exposing Birger’s connec­ Wrecks Home. day in hope of averting a gasless son, president of the Rockaway Dense throngs of people sur­ ed and it was impossible to have tions with two otner unsolved mur­ Chamber of Commerce, which is any of them. Sunday. ders in Little Egypt. W. F. Dillon, rounded the railroad depot and Daily Consumption. planning the reception for Levine . , „ -.r-a New York, July 9,— Evidence of Save Live Stock attorney for Newman whose revel­ upon his return. The letter reads: Reading, Pa., July 9.— Mrs. gave the American flyers a resound­ More than 700,000 gallons of a mysterious murder, probably com­ It was with great difficulty that ation to state authorities has al- The Lettei- '.Catherine M. Fair, 35, and his six ing send-off. Byrd and his com­ the cattle w'as saved by the men of gasoline are consumed in the me­ readv put responsibility for the mitted with an axe or hatchet, was tropolitan area of Chicago daily. "Mr. Henry Ford, children perished early today panions repeatedly waved to the the family. There were 17 cows, murder of State Highway Police­ discovered today when two patrol­ crowd. one bull and three horses in the Sunday consumption, runs well over man Lory L. Price and his wife on ^ when an explosion fired their home 1,000,000 gallons. ‘Dear Sir: men picked up a bundle in a dump Motor to Dunkirk. barns and all these except the bull Birger, openly staled that he wcnld were saved. It is understood the More than 500,000 automobile ‘The Rockaways have complet-j ^ear Bernvllle, 12 miles northwest of bushes at Battery Park and From Calais the flyers will motor make one more attempt to silence ed plans for the largest celebration j found it contained the crudely sev­ dog which gave the alarm was owners have been affected. his client and if unsuccessful would to Dunkirk, arriving in that chan­ Persons in touch with labor sit­ in its history, in honor of the dis­ Mrs. Fair’s husband, Mark, who ered legs of a young woman. slightly burned but he, too, is a appeal to the court or withdraw nel port this evening. survivor. uations in the United States de­ tinguished Intercontinental fliers— Police immediately began a Dunkirk is preparing a great from the case. is in a critical condition in Homeo­ search in launches of the Upper Bay The house is located on a farm clared that the lockout, as an ex­ Clarence Chamberlin and Charles A. welcome for them. All four avia­ ample of direct action, is one of the No .More Talking Levine— the latter a resident of pathic hospital, and his friend, An­ on the theory that the other parts of over 200 acres and is located “ There must be no more talking gelo Consoli. were burned seriously tors will receive medals from the about a mile from the center of most drastic steps ever taken l ) R ' ^ cur community. of the body may have been thrown municipality and Commander Byrd to the press or the chances of our also. The men escaped by leaping from a Staten Island ferry. the town. There are few houses against a labor union in this coun­ t U / “ At this time, when you have so will he made an honorary citizen of try. client will be shattered,” stated an­ magnanimously attested vour faith from a second story window after Police Theory'. nearby. The house is said to have other defense attorney when asked vainly trying to rescue the trapped Dunkirk by Mayor Velentln. been over 100 years old- but in Union officials have reduced their in the Jewish people, It would be The gruesome package found to­ The flyers will go to Le Toucquet, for the necessary permission for his family. day was tossed into the bushes by good condition. original demands. Instead of the fitting that you should be present French watering place, for a brief $15 monthly raised asked for tank ong and gallant fight against arth- client to answer Newman’s charges. at the banquet to be held on the re­ All Asleep. someone boarding a Staten Island litfs, but each time he surprised "If the stories told by Newman Mrs. Fair and the children, Flor­ rest after the Dunkirk reception. wagon drivers, they now seek a $5 turn of Mr. Levine by air from ferry in an automobile, police be­ They expect to spend a quiet Sun­ everyone by making a rally. should be true both of these men ence, 15: Catherine, 14: _Virg n^, lieve, as the bushes are beside the i increase and a week’s vacation with “ lie refused to yield an inc’j. ” bv their acts, would necessarily France. 10: Buddy, 5; Fern, 3; and Miriam. day in this resort, free from the PEARL ST. WALKS pay. The $10 asked for station “ The Rockaways, though .comno- road leading to the ferry.' carrying out of any official pro­ Dr. Hoffman sa’d, commenting up- pi-ove themselves to be paranoiacs, 1 were asleep on the second Found by Coiie. 1 attendants has been cut to $5. Oil two maniacs with positive homicid­ politah in population, are the homes when suddenly a terrific blast shook gram. company officials balked at the va­ •n Drew’s brave fight, "and ' he of many distinguished people of Patrolman Krudner and Hughes ?niilcd and refused to see when al tendencies, and snould be dealt the neighborhood. discovered the package, which was To Sail Tuesday. PUZZLE FOR BOARD cation stipulation. This question with accordingly." he concluded. the Jewish race. Your presence here Fair told police the explosion was is the first to be discussed at the re­ death took that inch anyway.” would be a striking evidence of the wrapped in coarse brown paper. In­ They will leave Le Toucquet Drew was stricken on May 31 in Hold Conference Harry Hil- side this package were two smaller Monday for a leisurely 200-mile newed parley today. Portland, Oregon, while on a west­ A conference between Birger s faith which you attest in j f,‘?n"trn*^^chtc°^of Berks county de bundles each containing one of the motor trip to Cherbourg, from Police Prejjai'ing. four lawyers was then held and Chief of Police Michael Hughes, ern tour with a revival of one of or. to attend this commemorative * r ” 'im ‘ rera ‘.ed legs. One bundle was wrapped in which port they will sail on Tues­ his earlv successes, “ Trelawney of with a stenographer all went to the tragedy was due to a still operated a bedspread, the other in a laundry day on the giant Leviathan for the Will Be Discussed at Hearing in canceling the leaves of absence county jail, and after an hour s testimonial. in the cellar. Hilpinger claims he United States where they will be and vacations of his policemen, the Weils.” He was hurried by “ Cordially Yours, bag with a faint colored design. A train to San Francisco. Since then stay came out aiw issued a state­ found several articles used in the pair of khaki trousers also was in given a big reception upon their Monday Night; Widening stated he believed in preparedness ment by their client denying New­ “ RICHARD M. GIPSON, manufacture of liquor among the arrival. They will return in lux- | in case of a union gas war. his condition was extremely criti­ “ President, Rockaway Chamber the package. cal, fluctuating between life-sapping man’s charges. wreckage. There were two gashes on one urious cabins, in contrast to the i That automobiles owned by the police, fire and ambulance depart- sinking spells and courageous ral- Efforts to select the jury which of Commerce.” of the legs, below the point where cramped quarters of the America in ( Project Comes Up. will try the three gangsters have Because of the uncertainty of the SHOWDOWN MONDAY it was severed. The gashes were which they made their perilous non­ ! iUents of the city will be denied gas lies. was stated by oil company officials. Drew was conscious during the been postponed until Monday due date of the arrival of Levine in the made by an axe or a hatchet, police stop flight from New York to Ver- to Judge Charles H. Miller being United States the committee in Geneva, July 9.— A showdown in Physicians an-i health officers, too, entire period of his illness. His said, leading to the belief that the Sur-Mer, France. Property owners on the south called to Mt. Vernon. charge of the arrangements for the the three-power naval armaments woman may have been killed by the have been ruled with the common eourtesy and kindliness endeared reception has announced the ban­ Clarence 0. Chamberlin, New public. him to the nurses and doctors who llipitation conference is expected .same instrument. York-to-Kottbus flyer, will also side of Pearl street between Main quet and parade will be held the Monday. A plenary session was to­ Detectives estimated the victim’s and Spruce streets want sidewalks, The gas tie-up will cause more watched him play his last great part board the Leviathan at Cherbourg, commercial loss to the public. It day following his arrival, now ten­ day convoked for Monday after­ age as twenty to twenty-three years and their desire for them gives the as these same qualities had made and there has been an eleventh Board of Selectmen a puzzling was pointed out traction officials him beloved at the peak of his stage tatively set for July 20. noon at three o’clock in the Hotel and that the mutilation had occur- hour attempt by returning tourists FRANCE IN FURORE ed about 24 hours previous to find­ problem. Pearl street is narrow and than the threa-ened strike of em- career. Des Bergues, instead of the League to change their reservatlonls so as ployop of the surface car and ele­ 3 DROW N AS SPEEDBOAT of National building, and the Bri­ no doubt the town will have to wid­ BURSTS INTO FLAMES ing the bundle. to be able to return on the same en the highway at Sometime. vated lines. tish, American and Japanese dele­ San Francisco, July 9.— For j Sudbury, Ont.. July 9.— William ship with the five famous aviators. Whether or not steps should be Stalled Cars. more than fifty years John Drew | gations are planning to explain OVER LEVINE PLAN L. Hodgkins, of Chicago, president TREASURY BALANCE Work is being rushed at Cher­ taken toward this widening at the As the day advanced luckless mo- was identified with the Amercian of the Brownell Improvement com­ their position, in regard to cruiser bourg, meanwhile, to get Command­ time walks are being laid on the orlsts were seen standing guard stage. During this half century he pany, w'as drowned with two mem­ tonnage, which threatens a oreak er Byrd’s wrecked plane in condi­ south side is the puzzle. over their automobiles which had became more than an actor; he up of the conference, and other Washington, July 9.— Treasury bers of his crew in Georgian Bay, balance July 7: $216,386,195.18. tion for shipment on the Leviathan. In discussing the situation on become stalled when their owners became an institution. He was a His Pilot Was Ready to Fly when his speedboat burst i. .o questions in dispute. Pearl street, a plan was evolved overestimated the amount of gaso­ member of a noted stage family flames, forcing seven occupants to which would help widen the street line in the tanks. And the cars which had been prominently identi­ and perhaps solve the problem for can not be towed to garages. Tow­ fied with the theater for genera­ To U. S. When American all time. A tapering sidewalk line ing automobiles have nd gasoline. tions. _ I 1 By Cliff Knight would be established on both sides Policemen have been ordered to John Drew was born in Philadel- ‘Oh, Say Can You See—What You’ve Been Up to This Week?” of the street beginning at nothing attempt to prevent theft and loot­ nhia on November 13, 1853, the at one corner and widening to two son of John and Louisa Lane Drew, Hired Him. ing of automobiles and parts. or three feet at the other end of The “ world’s busiest corner”— both well known to American audi­ <3>—> - • the street. Just opposite would be ences in those early days of the State and Madison streets, iii the Paris. July 9.— A mild furore established on the other side of the heart of the loop, presented a dis­ .\merican stage. has been created in France by the street thus giving a uniform wid­ Being so born. Drew could not mal appearance today with only action of Maurice Drouhin, ening all along the highway. surface cars and a few trucks and .cry well escape his subsequent French pilot, 'in quitting the Far- To Get Owners’ Opinions areer. and he never voiced a re­ pleasure cars obeying the stop­ man Company and contracting to Monday night’s hearing Is called lights. For the first time in many gret that he had chosen the actor’s fly Charles A. Levine back to the primarily to get the viewpoint of profession. years the traffic policeman’s, whistla United States in the Bellanca mon­ the property owners along the was silent. Begins Career oplane. Columbia. south side of th e street. Not only i At tlic age of 2 0, Drew began ?ilinister of 'War Painleve today will the property owners he asked li.s illustrious stage career at the informed officials of the I‘ arman whether or not they want side­ Arch street theater, Philadelphia. Company that hb W'ould support walks and curbing, but also wheth­ CLOUDBURST IN GERMANY In his own hook. “ Many Years on them in their plan to engage anoth­ er or not they would he willing to he Stage,” Drew recounted, in his er I’ rench pilot to take Drouhin’s have a cut in their property so that rlways genial manner, his exper­ place and hop off in a Farman the street can be widened. KILLS 100; MANY HURT ience Avhen he first “ Trod the “ ^luebil•d” biplane as soon as pos­ Other hearings will come before Boards.” ' Monday* night’s meeting. Property “ I guess I was pretty cocky in sible for New York. Bea

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V MANCHESTER .(CONN.) EVENING HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1927. Jarvis, Lawrence J. Kearns. PAGE TWO D. Jarvis, Bernard J. Kasulkl, WIl- Leslie GT Lennon, - 11am A. Laboc, Clarence F. LaChap-La ^ Mader, , pelle, Milford E. Machie, Clayton ^ jjj opniei JuMcCryaUL he has been working. GOO-BYE, S O L O e! TIT TVTnCarthv. Manieui* _ Dr. F. W. Walsh of Elm street Effect Of Change On ' ^ , W. Massex. Frederick McCarthy. H. Miller, Charles ‘J. is spending a three weeks’ vacation Samuel M ^ee, William J. McKen­ Tosenh Vevue, Albert J. rU"- Rockville in Nova Scotia. Cheney Owned Schools EARLY TOMORROW na, Fred J. Minicucci, Martin J. Charles H. Pellert, Miss Harriet Maxwell of Maxwell Mitchell, Romolo Pagani, William qS uS waiter f Court is spending a few days with S. Powers, Michael M. Rubacha, F. Ruebin, Fred T. her sister, Mrs. Wendell EndIcott George J. Ryan, Stephen T. Schol- at her summer home at Cape Cod. be the assessed value of the®and land as estimated by the Board mond W. Schlebel, -• (ContInned from Page 1) of Assessors under the Linder sys­ sky, Walter Schultz, Joseph P. Thomas Weir, Hans ^^Ittk^ W J Mrs. Leo Kelley and children are land plus 25 per cent. Column 2 Manchester Companies Off Scranton, Bernard J. Sullivan, iam F. Wofram, Patrick McCav» the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James gives the sound value of these prop­ tem recently installed. The assessed TEEPHONE CO. The public will be interested to George H. Stamer, Jr., John S. naugh, Tude Vince. Kelley of Nye street. erties and their furniture, which value, ihowever, does not include Swanson, William H. Taft, Donald Percy Cooley of Davis avenue know exactly what is the value of the furniture or equipment, nor the To Nianlic Then; Got to the Cheney Brothers’ properties. is the reproduction value less the C. Taylor, Stanley J. Tonsky, Har­ left on Fri(iay for a business trip m degree of depreciation In which the boilers in the Heating Plnnt. Col­ old A. Topliff, Tony F. Tumiensky, MAKES CHANGES New York. , They are shown in the following appraisal has found them today, umn 4 gives the cost value of the tabulation upon four bases. Colu^mn buildings and their equipment plus Get Up Before Breakfast Frank Vitullo, Peter Zaleski, Frank Murphy of Union street plus the assessed value of the land, Joseph Zalewski. FRENCHMEN CRITICIZE had the misfortune to injure his 1 gives the reproduction value. This which is generally understood to the assessed value of the land. This hand in the city cement mix-er on is the amount that it would cost be approximately 80 per cent of is the valuation at which Cheney Co. G Roster Forty New Private Wires Ef Friday morning which necessitated to reproduce these buildings and its market value. Column 3 gives Brothers have stated they are will­ Brlight and early tomorrow morn­ Company G’s complete roster fol­ LEVINE’S RETURN PLAN furniture today, plus the market the attention of a physician. the assessed value of the properties ing to transfer these properties. ing, Manchester’s soldier boys,.will lows: Mrs. Henry W'ells of Village value of the land, which is assumed 4 Captain Herbert H. Bissell, First street Avill sail for England on Sat­ Column 3 Column don their O. D.’s, bid adieu to their fective Today— ^Big Lawn Column 1 Column 2 Cost Value Lieutenant Thomas J. Quish, Sec­ urday, July 16. Reproduction Value Sound Value Assessed Value friends, and hike to the railroad ond Lieutenant Edgar M. Thomp­ Say He Should Not Have H ir^- Miss Helen Carr of Park street station over north where they will $156,456.42 son, First Sergeant James P. Hynes, a French Pilot to Make the Party— Newsy Notes. is taking a business course at the f r a n k l in SCHOOL ...... |241.000. 00 $222,100.00 $213,000.00 entrain for Nlantic to spend fifteen 8,175.22 Supply Sergeant "Victor E. Duke, Trip. ______Summer school of the Boston Uni­ Buildings 14,528.27 7,264.14 days of work and play mixed, at Mess Sergeant Lewis E. Hennequia. versity. Furniture 12,000.00 12,000.00 12,000t00 Camp Trumbull. For some, it will 15.000.00 be a first taste of camp life, but Sergeants: Lewis T. Milligan, Paris, July 9.— Charles A. Le­ (Special to The Herald). Miss Ella.S. Dickinson of Park Land .. . Raymond E. Ha^edorn, Joseph vine, who flew to Germany with street left today for a three weeks’ $241,364.14 $225,000.00 $177,171.64 for the mapority. It will not. The Rockville, July 9.—The new cut $270,528.27 rookies will find plenty of hard Pentland, Carl W. Priess, Michael Clarence D. Chamberlin, today got vacation in Nova Scotia. Minicucci and Arthur H. Jobert. his preparations for a return flight over In the Rockville Telephone ex­ Mrs. Sarah Wilson has returned BARNARD SCHOOL $234,200.00 $216,300.00 $144,749.32 work, possibly under a sweltering change, which Avent Into effect to­ 53.000. 00 5,995.79 hot sun. Corporals; James A. McCava- to the United States under full to the home of her daughter. Mrs. Buildings 9,928.30 4,964.15 day shows many changes in num­ 12, 000.00 Six officers and 146 men con­ naugh, John L. "Von Deck, William George Herzog of Brooklyn street Furniture ...... 15.000. 00 12,000.00 12,000.00 L. DeHan, Patrick Murphy, Edward Announcement that Levine had bers. While there has been no great after several days spent in Broad Land ...... stitute the personnel of the two increase in the number of sub­ Manchester units of the 169th In­ Sharp, Stephen Frey, Guido Glor- obtained Maurice Drouhin, French Brook. $277,928.30 $251,164.15 $228,300.00 $162,745.11 scribers nearly forty private wires Miss Della Durfee of Park street fantry, C. N. G., which is In com­ gettl. airman to pilot the Bellanca plane have been installed. For several who underwent a serious opera­ RECREATION BUILDING $169,300.00 $192,872.38 mand of Colonel D. Gordon Hunt­ First Class Privates: John A. An­ back to New York, aroused hosUl* .$227,350.00 $210,300.00 derson, William Crockett, Walter criticism in France. months members of the construc­ tion at the Deaconess hospital in Buildings ...... 17,756.06 21,303.01 er. Company G, the older unit, un­ 35,512.22 , der the leadership of Captain Her­ C. Crockett, Anthony Ambruker- The French, ever since the tragie tion force of the company have been Boston on Tuesday, is resting com­ Furniture ...... 12,000.00 12,000.00 12 000.00 in Rockville replacing old wires fortably Avhich will be pleasing 15,000.00 bert H. Bissell, will go to camp wicz, Russell W. Cowles, Oliver S. disappearance of Charles A. Nun- Lind ...... with three commissioned officers Gotberg, Albert H. Gustafson, "W.al- gesser and Francois Coli, have been and have also installed many new news to her many friends. $240,056.06 $181,300.00 $226,175.39 cables. Rockville has often been Walter Hewitt, who has been $277,862.12 and 75 enlisted men. The Howitz­ ter C. Kearns, Daniel J. McCarthy, hoping that the honor of a west­ troubled in case of bad storms by spending a week with his grand­ HEATING PLANT $ 20,500.00 $ 25,392.30 er Company, under Captain Allan George S. MpCollum, John A. Mon- ward flight over the Atlantic would $ 90,625.00 $ 80.625.00 L. Dexter, will ha-e three officers ka, Thomas Pagani, Maurice Jobert, go to a Frenchman. If Levine and having lines out of order after a parents on Talcott avenue, has re­ Buildings ...... 19,399.99 31,039.98 storm, but with the enclosing of turned to his home in Arlington. N. 3'8,799.97 6,285.00 and 71 enlisted men. The combined Thomas A. Topping, Edward H. Drouhin are successful the honors Furniture 7.856.25 6,285.00 6,285.00 number is larger than that at last will be split between a Frenchman the wires in cables much of this J. L an d ...... Von Deck, Maurice Waddell, Thom­ trouble will be overcome. Mrs. Draycott of Westerly, R. I. $26,785.00 $62,717.28 summer’s camp. as V. Morgan. and an American. is spen(Jing a few days with Mr. $137,281.22 $106,309.99 R ep o rt a t 7:30 Privates: John Angelo, Clarence There was no need for the instal­ and Mrs. George Wainwright of Company G and the Howitzer lation of any new section on the HIGH SCHOOL ...... $358,700.00 $296,000.00 $226,000.00 $157,074.21 F. Behrend, Edward F. Burns, Law­ Talcott avenue. 20,027.28 men have been ordered to report at rence E. Cranick, Paul F. Dilworth, switchboard as that was provided Buildings 25,461.19 12,730.60 * the State Armory on Main street Miss Josephine Gregus of Tal­ Furniture 27,500.00 27,500.00 Joseph Downing, Arthur J. Dan- for some time ago and there is still cott avenue will attend the church 34,375.00 27,500.00 in time to fall in, ready for the cosse, Richard J. Edgar, John F. LAKESIDE CASINO room for expansion in the number at North Ashford on Sunday morn­ Land march to the depot at 7:30. The of positions on the present board. $253,500.00 $204,601.49 Fox, William O. Frederick, William ing where Milton Liebe of this city $418,536.19 $336,230.60 baggage will be loaded on the train F. Finkbein, Louis C. Glode, Her­ So. Coventry The increase in private number is preaching for the summer. In late this afternoon. The section of TEACHERS’ HALL ...... ^ 94,200.00 $ 48,000.00 $ 45,732.70 bert W. Hampton, William A. "wires has shown a much larger in­ the afternoon Miss Gregus Avill vis­ $58,325.00 11,975.86 the train which will carry the Hampton, Hugh H. Hewitt, Ray­ Peerless Orchestra. crease in the issue of the telephone Buildings 19,963.75 9,981.88 Manchester companies and Hart­ it her brother George at Camp 5,200.00 5, 200.00 mond G. Hollands Frank W. Hub­ directory which goes into effect to­ Woodstock. Furniture ...... 6.500.00 5,200.00 ford, Middletown and Meriden un­ DANCING SATURDAY EVG, Land ...... bard, John E. Hearn, William E. day than has been shown in many $62,908.56 its, will leave the station at 8:30 years in Rockville. It is expected $120,663.75 $73,506.88 $53,200.00 daylight saving time. that there will be other increases The trip to Nlantic will be by COTTAGE AND OPEN AIR SCHOOL 7.331.00 between today and the issuing of HALE’S BIG SALE $ 13,550.00 $ 10,000.00 $ 11,650.00 ? way of Saybrook and the troops the next telephone directory when Buildings ...... 500.00 828.88 are expected to arrive at Niantic 1, 000.00 2.500.00 the company will be able to fur­ Furniture ...... 3.500.00 2,500.00 2,500.00 shortly before noon. The men will Land ...... march to the camp and get coffee nish such service, as is now the con­ ATTRACTS CROWDS $10,659.88 dition. $18,050.00 $13,000.00 $14,150.00 and hot dogs. Afterward, the tents will be put up. There will be TO­ Going on Vacation $ 49,257.95 Rev. George Savage Brookes of WALKS, TERRACES, etc. $ 47,075.00 $ 44,000.00 $ 42,257.95 the usual race to see which com­ the Union Congregational church pany gets its baggage into camp STATE $956,237.30 Will preach his last sermon on Many Out of Town People , . . $1,567,924.85 $1,305,631.82 $1,024,492.95 first and its street finished first. SOUTH MANCHESTER DAY Bunday. Mr. Brookes will leave TOTAL ...... The camp program will not start next week with his family for their acquired at what they originally, quarters of a mill in the twenty- in earnest until Monday morning, summer home in Maine and will re­ Come Here to Get 30th A study of these figures -wiR cost to produce, and all of them] fifth year, when drill will begin. . | At this point it might be inter­ CONTINUOUS FROM 2:15 TO 10:30 turn to Rockville the first of Sep­ show that the reproduction value were built under far lower con­ The same Herald staff corre- i tember. of Cheney- Brothers’ properties, or struction costs than now prevail. In esting to consider the expenses spondent who has been stationed , The topic of the sermon this Anniversary Bargains. which the Ninth District and inci­ at Niantic for the past two en- [ 2—FEATURES—2 what it would cost the town or the the meantime the district has enjoy­ Sunday will be “The Poor Wise ed their use without incurring any dentally the town through its high campments, has again been assign- | Man Who Saved a City.” During district to replace them, is $1,567,- expense either for maintenance, for school have been saved through the ed to the work this year and will | the summer months the pulpit will ownership of this group of school write dally accounts. | RAYMOND Crowds in every department of 924.85. The sound value of the interest on indebtedness, or for re­ ZANE GREY’S be supplied by well known preach­ the J. W. Hale Company store fea­ property is $1,305,631.82. The as­ tiring the principal of the indebt­ buildings by Cheney Brothers. A Howitzer Co. Roster | ers including Rev. C. E. McKinley table is given below which assumes The Howitzer company’s roster isj tured the opening of the big 30th sessed value of the buildings and edness. “Drums GRIFFITH and Rev. Ricketts, both of whom anniversary sale yesterday. Both F. It has been figured that an aver­ that maintenance expenses could be as follows: nave been former pastors of the H. Anderson, general manager, and land but without the furniture and held down to an average of 2 per Captain Allan Ij. Dexter, First of the equipment is $1,024,492.95. The age tax of approximately one mill church. Charles J. McConn, merchandise would in a period of twenty-five cent, and interest' charges at an Lieutenant Russell B. Hathaway, Desert’^ Lawn Party Success manager, believed that the sale cost value of the buildings and fur­ average of 4 per cent, both of whlcn Second Lieutenant Walter Tedford, Tlie lawn party which the Tennis years extinguish that part of the would break all records here for niture, plus the assessed value of school indebtedness which would be estimates are rather under than First Sergeant John Pentland. club of the Union Congregational the size of the crowd and the busi­ the land, is $956,237.30. From tue over the truth. If, however, we as­ Sergeants: Helmar G. Anderson, church held last evening at Max­ represented by this transfer of Che­ ness transacted. One of the notice­ above It will be seen that it wou.d ney Brothers’ properties. Tins sume that these buildings could James Finnegan, Andrew Reggetts, well Court Avas considered a tre­ able features yesterday was the size cost the town or the district to re­ be carried at G per cent a year,* tee Robert D. McCann. It’s not the original cost mendous success and it was esti­ produce these buildings and to buy statement, however, must be under­ maintenance expenses would be 6 of the crowds thar came here from stood to. be an average, and that Corporals: Francis J. Fitzpatrick, i it’s the upkeep! See WED­ mated that about $100 was made, surrounding towns and cities. the land more than 50 per cent per cent of the cost of the buildings, Anthony Mozzer, Cyrus L. Tyler, over a third of that being taken in the tax necessarily at the start aviII DING BILL? and see for The biggest selling attraction over the value that it is proposed to be one and a half mills which multiplied by the years they have Raymond Finn, Ragner C. Gustat-[ at the gate. There was a large proved to be the thirty specials, transfer them at. This means, in been in service. son, Frank D. Brennan, Louis C. | yourself! number in attendance and the gar­ effect, that these buildings can be would run down to a tax of three- dens which were a riot of color, one for each year of the store’s Chartier. Avere visited and admired by every- business. Many of these were sold massist­ studying at the Institute of Musical ants worked hard for the success Arts, Frank Damrosch was director, R'hich the carnival achieved. and as a pupil there, Mr. Sherwood Notes studied harmony and counterpoint. Miss Mary Gregus of Talcott ave­ He played in the Symphony Society nue will leave on Saturday for a of New York, and also taught at the week’s vacation at Watch Hill. famous East Third Street Settle­ Miss Carrie Staiger who is em­ ployed at the office of the U. S. ment Music School. Envelope company will take her va "With the addition of Mr. Sher­ cation this coming week. wood, it is planned to take in a lim­ Lewis H. Chapman of Elm street ited number of advanced pupils for returned Friday from a business either private or class lessons. The trip to Boston. ..pupils of the violin school, under Misses Lucille and Dorothy Mer­ the direction of Mr. Joyner and rick of Cliff street are spending the "William Turkington, have shown ) very satisfactory progress and Mr. month of July at Fernway Camp, Stanley’s, pursuit of Livingstone- is one of the drt-i Monterey, Mass. Kemp feels justified in recommend­ Mr. and Mrs. John McCarthy ing without hesitation, the violin Henry Morton Stanleys matic chapters in African exploration. After the long,, school to fathers and mothers of will return on Saturday to their Llvingstb^’e powe^ver natives was extraordinary. a Welshman who had Stanley sailed to Zan­ bitter days in the jungle, on a quest that often must home In Toledo, Ohio, after a two Manchester who feel the responsi­ zibar in January,'1871 bility of giving their children a mu­ He went "ill .safety where an army would have been emigrated to America, have ^seemed fruitless, when Stanley finally caught weeks’ sojourn with friends and marshalled , an expedition Livingstone at Ujiji, he could have wept for joy. But. relatives about town. sical education ’slaughtered. After his wracking journey acrjss the was sent to find Living­ James Murphy of Bristol is continent;-he rssted in England for a short stone by James Cordon and took up Livingstone’s speech faltered. He was only able to murmur; “ Dr. The poppy was taken to China trail. For nine months he Livingstone, I presume?” (.To Be ContinuedT spending his vacation at the home launched Intel the Bennett, New York edi- of his parents on Union street. and the Orient by the Arabs, who toiled on.. efC itl P.fWl«.lon of tht PuMlWlW of TM «( KnowIbJi^ C «w rl^ Ralph Denley has returned to his were clever physicians. The mis­ basin. Fj»mi.h.d m'l'- tor. —■ aome on King street after a few use of opium is believed to have nonths spent in Stamford where started in India.

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Samuel givei the answn> The flrit a# the final aervlce of one- fellows is along spliitui^l lines. To inspire a people to righteousness; to exalt the paramount claims of The Evening Herald God; to keep allTe the spirit, of re­ ligion; to pray without teasing— that is truly to serve the state. Of V. Sunday School Lessons coarsCf it sounds conveptlonal- al­ s most to the point of cant. Our ac­ by WiUiam T. Ellis. tive and nervous and material ^ge For Every Age, Creed and Nationality. wants "something practical,” like a new party or league or society. Yet there is nothing else in the uni­ SE(X)ND CONGREGATIONAL ^ CHURCH OF THE NAZARENB verse so surely practical as spiritu­ al forces. Lindbergh was borne, as Rer. Frederick C. AUen, Pastor Rev. E. T. French Pastor 10:00 a. m.— Prayer service in on eagles wings, across the Atlan­ the Sunday school room. tic by the eager prayers of millions. Sunday morning services during 10:30— Morning worship. Tennyson cried, July and August will be union ser­ 12:00— Sunday school. FAREWELL ADDRESS OF PATRIOT "Pray for my soul! vices of tbe North Methodist and 6:30— Young People’s meeting. More things are wrought by prayer Second Congregational churches, as 7; 3 o-r—Evangelistic service. than this world dreams of,” follows: 7:30 p. m. Monday— Band prac- POINTS PATH OF PROSPERTTY Hear this splendid patriarch and July 10th— Service in the Metho­ tiC6« prophet as he declares to -the as­ dist church. Preacher Rev. James Wednesday—-All day Holiness sembled nation, “ Moreover, as for J. Dunlop, Rev. F. A. Allen preach­ Meeting. Rev. C. J. Washburn of me, God forbid that I should sin ing in exchange at the Fourth Con­ Springfield will preach at 10:30 younger generation.” They are be­ against the Lord in ceasing to pray wildered by its standards and by gregational church, Hartford a m At 2:30 in the afternoon. The International Sunday for you; but I will teach you the July 17th— Service in the Con­ Rev H. H. Stahl of Hartford will its practices, and feel themselves good and the right way; only fear gregational church. Preacher, Rev. School Lesson for July 10 is, to be entirely out of their own the Lord, and serve Him In tfuth preach and at 7:30 in the evening “ Samuel’s Farewell”— I Samuel Marvin S. Stocking. Rev. H. P. Jett of New Haven will world. Others there are who, with all your heart; for consider Home Town Stuff clear-visioned as to yesterday and July 24th— Service in the Meth­ be the speaker. 12. how great things He hath done for 7:30 p. m.— Class meeting, led -<» open-eyed as to today and tomor­ This bizness of runnin’ a store let’s a feller into a lotta things that odist church. Preacher, Rev. Fred- row, sensibly relate themselves to you.” srick C. Allen. by Robert Bulla. both eras. They know that the war ain’t all gravy. Fer instance, they gits held up plenty by everybody July 31pt— Service in the Con­ has created a new world. That thet’s got a contribution list, er any money t’ raise, an’ if nobody else won’t gregational church. Preacher, Rev. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN I happen to know a few eminent these are times of flux they per­ SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS contribute they figgers on th’ merchants anyhow—they dassn’t turn it Marvin S. Stocknig. office-holders whose terms of office ceive. So, holding fast to the es­ August 7th and 14th— Services H- O. Weber, Pastor are over and who are in private life. sentials of life, which may not down. In the Methodist church. Preacher, S .S. 9 A. M. They were better politicians than change whatever the day’s fashions, Tain’t bizness, an’ if a feller expected t’ git bizness by supportin’ Rev. Edward P. Phreaner. English service 10 A. M. patriots, and used their positions to they seek to be sympathetic with Ful wys is he that can hlmselven August 21st and 2 8th— Services German services, 11 A. M. further other ends than the public all that is true in the new. As knowe.— Chaucer. charity he’d soon be on charity himself. But they is things that deserves In the Congregational church. For the Week welfare. Now they have to live with they served the past, so also would it, an’ fer supportin’ those things in Manchester, the Manchester mer­ Preacher Rev. Edward P. Phreaner. Monday 7 p. m.— Boy Scouts. ^ their records, and their very faces they serve the present. No man can justly censure or chants is us’dly there. Like this Kiwanis Camp Fund they’re raisin’. ^ During July and August there Tuesday, 7:30 p. m.— Teachers show their unhappiness. Nobody Samuel was of this sort. '*e had will be no Sunday sessions of the condemn another, because Indeed meeting. ^ who really knows them would have embodied the idea of a theocratic That ain’t bizness ,either—leastwise not th’ merchants* bizness. But church school. no man truly knows another.— Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.— Commit­ their present lot in exchange for all Israel. His mission had been to in­ they wuz asked, an’ they come across all right— most of ’em. Next wwk, The Y. P. S. C. E. joins with the tee meeting for open air service to their distinctions and emoluments. terpret Jehovah. In his heart re­ Thomas Browne. Epworth League through July, be held July 31st at Jarvis Grove. They know themselves dishonored; posed the treasure of God’s dealings one per cent of all th’ bizness they do will go t’ this camp for th’ kids. holding services alternate Sunday • * • Thursday— Outing of Ladies Sew­ their own souls are shamed. They with the Chosen People: his very “ We live in deeds, not years; in Don’t expect t’ reap any bizness out of it t’ speak of, either—but it’s Home Bveninga in the two churches. In ing Circle to Crystal Lake. are more pitiable creatures than the presence, like his words, was a re­ Town stuff, a local affair, an’ run impartial fer all the kids that needs it— August the Christian Endeavorers minder of Divine Providence. None thoughts, not breaths; Saturday— Sunday school picnic poor derelict in the rescue mission; In feelings, not in figures on a an’ th’ merchants is regular fellers just like anybody else. will have no regular meetings. to Crystal Lake. for in betraying their own integrity the less, now that the nation de­ The vacation church school sired a king, he had not sulked or dial. . . . The children will be conveyed to they also betrayed their trust and He most lives who thinks most, Y’ can’t earn a livin’ just by bein’ a good feller. We figger we gotta starts on its second week next Mon­ rebelled, but had gone along with the lake in private automobiles, the public right. Could uncertain feels the noblest, acts the best.”— give ez good ez enybody, fer just ez good a price—an’ a little extra into th* day morning. The attendance has which will leave the church at one youth but look with seeing eyes up­ the people in search of God’s man to be king. And to the new ruler he Philip James Bailey. reached as high as 150. The child­ o’clock. on these eminent men whose names * fc • bargain. But sometimes pays t’ consider, ’mongst Home Town folks, ren are taking hold of the various offered counsel and cooperation. once filled first-page headlines in There was no room for Hiin in that part of these extras with th’ Home Town merchants, is supportin’ forms of handwork with enthusi­ ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL the press, it would cherish John B. There was not a trace of pettiness asm and are thoroughly interested or personal pique in the conduct of the inn— He who died to open the th’ things here t’ home. Gough’s dying words, “ Young man, kingdom of heaven to all believers. In the religious and patriotic in­ Services on Sunday, July 10th, as keep your record clear!” this man whose patriotism and re­ struction, opportunity for organiz­ ligion were great enough to make — W. Robertson Nlcoll. follows: The end proves all. “ There is a • • • ed outdoor sport and other advan­ 9:30 a. m.— Church school. Gen­ way that seemeth right to a man him a citizen of two eras. tages the school is offering to A Patriot’s Highest Duty If thou canst believe, all things eral session— (Classes are to be but the end thereof are the ways of are possible to him that belleveth. children between 6 and 16. death.” When a public official can Like everybody else who is Inter­ omitted until September) (Men’s ested in public affairs, I find this a — Mark 9:23. Bible Class omitted until first Sun­ leave office with a valedictory that • * • is sincerely on a higher level than period of befuddlement. Good peo­ day in September). ple are perplexed to know what Thou artcoming to a King, S\S^DISH LUTHERAN 10:45 a. m.— Morning prayer and his salutatory, then he has truly Large petitions with thee bring; won to honor. Israel’s great leade.". they personally may do to help the sermon. The Rector will preach. country follow a right course; and For His grace and power are such. Rev. P. J. O. Cornell Sermon topic: “ The Cup Bearer” . the Prophet Samuel, never seemed to preserve peace and promote None can ever ask too much. 3:00 p. m.— Highland Park S. S. so sublime as when, in his farewell righteousness among the nations. — Olney Hymns. 9; 30— Sunday School and Fel­ — omitted during July and August) address at Gilgal, after the corona­ When it comes to voting, there is • • * lowship Bible class will be held. 7:00 p. m.— Evening prayer and tion of King Saul, he pointed tc often little choice between candi­ Holy Scripture teaches the ignor­ his post of integrity, and called This will be the last session until sermon. The Rector will preach. date who are the nominees of pro­ ance, convicts the evil and preju­ Cor. Main & School Sts. August 14. , ^ . Sermon topic: “ The Way” upon his country to follow the only fessional politicians. Feeling this, diced, corrects the fallen and err­ 10:45— Swedish Service coniducted Saturday, July 16 th— The an­ path of sure national greatness. men and women are weighed down ing, and trains in righteousness all South Manchester by assistant pastor, Bror Olson. nual church school picnic will be By Gilgal’s Twelve Stones by a senise of isolation and futility, men, especially those that need Swedish Day School is being con­ held at Lake Compounce. It was a great stage that was set and they ask, “ What can we really bringing to fuller measures of per­ 99 ducted during the month of July for this farewell address. Israel had do to serve our country and our fection.— Ellicott. assembled at one of its national *‘Jhe Place To Bay Furniture and is open for enrollment to all NORTH METHODIST EPISCOPAL time?” that desire to attend. shrines.'Gilgal was the place of the Religious instruction is also giv­ Marvin S. Stocking, Pastor twelve memorial stones, set up at en in English. Sunday, 9:30.— Church school, command of Joshua to commemo­ Clarence Taylor, superintendent. rate the crossing of the Jordan into Notes Canaan, This was hallowed ground. ik^PKIWrE/ofi Thursday evening the Luther 10:45— Worship with sermon by Rev. James J. Dunlop, pastor of the To the eastward rose Mt. Nebo PAUL League will hold an outing at Lake with its memories of Moses. South­ ADAMS Pocatapaug, East Hampton. Cars Fourth Congregational church, UtK acrvtoM Hartford. This will be the first of ward shimmered the Dead Sea, re­ will leave church at 6:30 p. m. calling Lot and the wrath of Jehov­ A. FRANCE ^ All members planning to attend are the series of July Sunday morning union services, the people of the ah upon the cities of the plain. No results. requested to notify Paul Erickson Wesward stood Jericho, the walls This is chapter 77 of the series of before Tuesday. There will be a Second Congregational church be­ articles written by an ex-soldier He announced another hymn. The ing guests at this service. Next of which had crashed at the assault clamor lessened- He finished the “dog roast” and the newly organ­ of faith. Further west rose the hills who is revisiting France as a cor­ ized Ladles’ Glee Club will render week the order will be reversed and respondent for The Herald. last verse with a few supporters. A the Methodists wili be guests at the of Judea, including the Mount of third hymu— and when he came to a few numbers. Second Congregational church. Olives. Northward were Bethel and the chorus the gang was with him. Saturday, July 16 is the date set CHAPTER LXXVII 6:30— The union young people’s Shiloh and Mizpah. Every square He Wins! for our Sunday School picnic at mile of visible land bore testimony service will be held in the vestry of After all, to those who were As the last note died out in that far Kvetvbody. Eveiywhexe East Hampton. All parents and to the dealings of Jehovah with His the Methodist church. lucky, the war is a series of remi­ American-built “ 40 Hommes and 8 friends are invited to unite with Musical features of the Sunday people. the Sunday school in this outing. niscences. That’s why Sergeant Al­ Chevaux” Pellowe, seated them on morning service will be organ prel­ New history now crowds the the floor, his back against the wall, Cars will leave the church at 1 p. ude, “ Largo” by Handel; offertory, scene. Added to the associations of bert Pellowe enters. m. and all those who have cars As a non-com in the 339th Ambu­ read a text by candle-light from “ Andante” by Baptiste; postlude, Samuel’s day, this Jericho plain the Scrintures. He followed with a available are asked to report to “Postlude,” by Wheeler; anthem and Jordan Valley are enriched by lance Company of the 310th Sani­ Helge Pearson, chairman of com­ memories of the British troops in tary Train of the 8 5th Division, sermon— not a long one— perhaps by the choir and junior choir an­ of 10 minutes duration. Then the mittee. them, “ Murmuring Waters,” by H. the World War. For myself, I have Pellowe— who stood something like Another youthful organist will been overwhelmed, as. I have re­ six feet 2 inches and was thinner benediction. And through it all he W. Porter. had complete silence and the atten­ make her debut here Sunday when peatedly traversed this old highway than a hatrack in a hotel lobby The Imperial Miss Eva M. Johnson, daughter of in the past ten years, by the incred­ where space is conserved— took a tion of every soldier— and their re­ UNION SERVICES. a m o n g the eight beautiful Landau S Emil Johnson, Johnson Terrace, ible endurance and valor of the long journey in January, 1919. spect. When he finished the silence Widely popaUr continued for a full minute. Then cauM ot lU hand* A . Chevrolet passenger car TUaBombleccmpl. will make her initial appearance, SOUTH METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Canadian or Australian soldiers His particular company (and . tome •ppcarance* •tyle cm-dmigPiP< substituting for Helge Pearson, or­ Minister, Joseph Cooi>er. who spent torrid months here, dur­ there wex'e many real men in it) everyone broke out in a genuine comfortable teaftna afford* true cmeonv • rrangement and models there is one particularly boilt appearance u>d ganist of the Swedish Lutheran 9:30— Sunday school. ing the Allenby campaign, burrow­ had been shifted from the Toul sec­ cheer. InxnrT. Sergeant Pellowe is now> the low price. suited for every driving prefer­ church. Miss Johnson is an ac­ 10.45— Morning service. Vest­ ing into the clay hillocks to miti­ tor to Conlie, in Sarthe. for trans­ ,595f.o.b. complished pianist and has been ed choir will sing, “ At Eventide it gate the heat. Mightier memories, portation home when a priority Reverend Albert Pellowe of the Hint, Miclw ence—a Chevrolet for every­ ♦780§,2k^Micfa Methodist Diocese with an impor­ heard by the Manchester public sev­ Shall Be Light,” by Woodman. too, of Jesus and the Twelve on order sent it back inland. Some­ body, everywhere. eral times as accompanist of the “ Just for Today,” Baritone solo. this plain encrust the scene of Sam­ thing like 130 men were cramped tant charge in Detroit, Michigan, He may have preached many force­ Beethoven Glee Club. Preacher, Rev. Ernest A. Legg of uel’s Farewell Address- at Gilgal. into three boxcars and the journey The family seeking an all­ Miss Johnson has been studying Hartford. At the End of a Straight Road up to the Chaumonet area required ful sermons in the nine years since organ with Helge Pearson during 7:00 p. m.— Evening service. As life draws to a close the great­ five days and nights. tbe war. purpose automobile— those the last year and a half and has Soloist, Thomas McGill. Preach­ est of all rewards is to have been a Packed in— in two rows, legs But he never preached a sermon women and men who reqmre er, Rev. Ernest A. Legg. true man. No miser or crooked offi­ under more adverse conditions than served as assistant director of the overlapping— packs swinging from personal cars of unquestioned choir for the last two years. Tuesday— Boy Scouts. Raymond cial or slave of selfish indulgence nails in the crossbeams— that gang that one In the boxcar that Sunday can ever know the sweetness of the T h e Sport Mr. Pearson will attend the out­ Mercer, scoutmaster. of unwashed, .smelly, surly, ill-na­ night near Chaumont. And, while T he Sedan smartness—the business man Thursday— Mid-week o service. satisfaction of having lived right Cabriolet ing of the Beethoven Glee Club tured ambulance drivers bumped his percentage of converts may A beandfal cncltMcd who demands combined econ­ Praise and Prayer. and of havin,g done good. To have car. notable for Ita 7ha most dlstinctlvtt which is to be held during Satur­ along for four days— and that have been negligible, he will always cwo*Coor Friday, 7:00 p .m.— Camp Fire walked in one’s integrity along a marked ditdncdoa omy, utility and fine api^r- day and Sunday at East Hampton. fourth day was Sunday. be remembered for the sincierlty of In line, color and ap. rap ever offereo Girls. Florence Metcalf, leader. stragiht road is seen at the end, to pointmeota- Accona. fli** low-ptioed Services! convictions that brought him what ance—owners of high-priced Specioos mm ble •ttC* be the only success worth while. A must have been one of the real modatcs 6ve peraona life without remorse is God’s own Munching Bully Beef and some in com iort. automobiles who wish to enjoy French bread stolen at the bakery triumphs of his career. f. o. b. reward to the faithful. If youth »695 Flint. Midoi the advantages of additional could understand what age knows, at Troyes, the day sped on to dusk. what bitterness of failure would be Candles were lighted. Crap games transportation without sacrifice Monday: Remember That Dub­ THE CAUSE OF EVIL avoided! were started. Fights were frequent. of quality or prestige— Majestic are the words of Sam­ Then Pellowe— who wore a smile bin. By GEORGE HENRY DOLE uel, as, standing erect, with flow­ and was soft-spoken under all con­ —all find in Chevrolet exactly International Sunday-School Lesson Text, July 10. ing gray beard and undimmed eye, ditions— announced that he was in the presence of the new king and about to hold a church service. the car that meets their needs, Thv loving kindness is before mine eyes; and I have walked in of the nation, he cried, “ I am old Yowls went up. Cries of “ Can T h e Touring Car at a price whose lowness re­ The Landau ^ thy truth.— Ps. SS6:S. and grad-headed; and behold, my the Stew” and “ Douse the Bum” R. W. Joyner A of ^ onotoal flects the economies of gigantic Fine eppearanm , sons are with you: and I have walk­ followed. The suggestion brought liilitT and econ£«iy phadxed by ed before you from my childhood became trf |» low brown Onco nntth. a near-riot. Bread, messkits and fad and oU coo- production! black leather rear Is modern psychology right in at-^helr Instinct. Man is a man be- unto this day. Behold, here I am: hobnails were hurled. ■Bmptioti, and ita qoaiten and lindan cause he has moral determination, witness a,gainst me before the Lord, Contractor and .bUitr to arithacand bow *. tributing the cause of evil to But Pellowe, calm and smiling, bardtuape. can understand spiritual laws, and and before His anointed; whose ox drew a testament from his pocket flo.bi heredity, environment, and educa­ have I taken? or whose ass have I ♦ 7 4 5 Flint. Mldw obey them if he so wills. The Lord and announced a hymn. He sang Builder ^525 FU^litidLi tion— the human “ complex” ? Is it revealed the way, demonsfrated the taken? or whom have I defrauded? whom have I oppressed? or of — in a nasal and very unmusical sound reasoning to say that men do truth, and gives power to follow tone— the first verse. Alteration and Repair ^ Work Him. “ Ye shall ask what ye will, whose hand have I received any wrong as a short cut to wealth, bribe to blind mine eyes therewith? His tones could not be heard Given Prompt Attention. power, or pleasure, and that most and it shall be done unto you.” and I will restore it you.” And they above the din. He sang the seconl Everyone has a lower nature, de­ of them would prefer to do right said, “ Thou hast not defrauded us, verse. It was lost, too. Residence 71 EHtkln Street. if they could get what they want? rived from self-will; and a higher nor oppressed us, neither hast thou The third— and the • fourth— The wrong is in the desire. They nature, tending to do God’s will. taken ought of any man’s hand.” which was the last. South ^Manchester. Phone The Lord always preserves the want the fruits of evil more than In a sense, this was the coronation The Roadster righteousness. balance between these two wills. A of Samuel with the crown of Comblnea mart a» man goes the way he casts his own A favorite amooe tho*o pearanca. and all- Take a Scripture example. David character. who demand econ­ aroondjotility with Low wanted Uriah's wife! To obtain her, will. We are able to do what we Samuel stands before ns as a omical operation and r far p r o amart appearance In a he caused Uriah to be slain. want most. “ God is faithful, who representative of an uncounted two-paeeengec open choice to do right or do wrong was will not suffer you to be tempted company of right-living men. Stup­ car. above that ye are able.” Jesus said, idest of blunders is to suppose that before him. He chose the latter. • 6 2 5 Flint. Micfa Was the act due to David’s environ­ “ I also will keep thee from the hour all good men are dead or in books. • 5 2 5 ment, heredity, or education? In­ of temptation.” If man can not will Every reader of these words can stead of the sad penalty following, good and do it, the mijid is mush, enumerate ripe characters, men and Union Service why did not the Lord say, David, laws are unjust, and God and re­ women who have walked the Sam­ uel way and are entitled to the the cause of evil was your “ com­ ligion are a farce. of the South Methodist and “ The wish is father of the Samuel vindication. Among them plex” ; no penalty will follow? are many who have lived primarily A. STEPHENS Where was the cause, if not in thought." A wrong will begets false H. thoughts. One robs a baj^k. First h^ for the great goals of public good Center Congregational Churches the “ complex” ? and of God’s glory. Their souls CENTER AND KNOX STS., SOUTH MANCHESTER Too much in modern reasoning, desires what he stole. False have travailed for their people. The God and what He will do is left thoughts did their deadly work in savlnig salt of every community are at the South Methodist Church out. True, men vastly differ in their persuading that fruits of theft are these men and women whose lives mental makeup, but God does not to be preferred to righteousness. are monuments of integrity and QiU«_A L I T^Y A . T L O , . W C O, S^Ti] vary in His relation to each. God Falsities are the way that an evil good will and godliness. In praising sees to it that moral determination will would go. just as truth is the Samuel, let us not forget our own SUNDAY. 10:45 A. M. exists In every individual. “ Who­ path of a good will. neighbors. In public office, high soever will” may freely take the Let us determine that we can and low, there are today a host of PREACHER: REV. A. E. LEGG. water of life. The cause is in the and will do right. Have faith that Samuels: may this Lesson be ac­ will; they will not do right. If man the Lord foreprovides power to cepted as a tribute to them. WELCOME I cannot choose good rather than evil and do good. The loving kind­ A Man of Two Eras Herald Advertising Pays-Use It evil, he is an animal lower than ness of the Lord is always before us Some folks are completely upset the beasts, for they will not violate to give the will to walk In His ways. bv the present period of “ the MANCHESTER (COIW.) EVENING HERALU, SATURDAY, JtTLY 9,1927. M g e 'f o u I ^

ipiiHHOUS NUTS That its profits could be, on the It Is no unusual thing in this whole, greatly increased by con­ newspaper shop, or in any one of ducting it in a decent, reasonable Evening Htrali» j hundreds of others, for some excit­ way, is not to be doubted. If the 1»UBI.TSHED BY ed person to burst into the editorial right kind of a party of New York­ THE HERALD PRINTING CO. rooms and give voice to his indig- ers of real consequence were to get ^oaaCdd by El wood H. Ela Oct. 1. 1881 natibn overAhe religious prejudice together and make it their affair to Every Evening Except Sunday* *nd which he declares manifests itself drive out of the theatre the easily New York, July 9.— Down In the Holidays _ _ „ identifiable bunch of muckers who Bowery there is a venerable play­ Entered at tbe Post Office at Man- in the colunins of the paper. house where such styles as eating j Chester as Second Class Mail Matter. The oddity of the thing lies in have disgraced it, taking over the peanuts in the gallery and tossing SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Mall enterprise themselves, there is not vegetables at the villains originat­ six dollars a year, sixty cents a the fact that today it is some ag­ rnMm month for shorter periods. grieved Protestant who denounces much doubt as to the outcome. ed. By carrier, eighteen cents n weoK. It is to be suspected that the time HOW MANY THINGS CAN YOUR This is Atchison’s record for the Today the sobsome troubles of Single copies, three cents. the editors for pro-Catholic leanings “ Nellie, the Beautiful Cloak Model” is not far distant when something CITY BOAST OF THIS YEAR? last six years: SPECIAL advertising REPRE­ while yesterday it was an irate The bonded debt has been reduc­ have given way to the sihrlll piping SENTATIVE, Hamllton-De Llsser, of the kind will come to pass. New Inc., 285 Madison Avenue. New York Catholic who accused them of un­ By DON E. MOWRT ed from $1,261,530 to $649,576. of Chinese players, garbed in the and 612 North Michigan Avenue. fairly favoring Protestantism; to­ York’s theatres are too important The city tax levy has been reduc­ silks, gold and sparklers of the Chicago. morrow it Is sure to be a Jew pro­ potentially for big business to con­ Secretary, American Community ed from 20 to 15 mills on the dol­ Orient. Chinatown ambles over to The Manchester Evening Herald U sent to their being forever conduct­ Advertising Association lar. watch its favorite thespians and on sale In New York City at Schultz’s testing discrimination against his sits nibbling at lichee nuts and wa­ News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd. ed along the lines of stuss joints. A city deficit of $25,000 has Street and 42nd. Street entrance of people and the day after an anti- Every booster of the city in been wiped out. termelon candy. Grand Central Station. Semite sc(/nfully accusing the pa­ which he lives should take pencil The cost of operating the city has But when the Bowery theater “International Nows Service has the CHIC.AGO WORRIES been reduced from $360,000 a year was in its heydey, the rougn boys exclusive rights to use for republlca- per of haf^ng sold out to the Israel­ and paper, ait down and figure just tlon In c.ny form all news dispatches Chicago’s agitation over the new­ to $260,000. of the neighborhood demanded that ites. what things his Chamber of Com­ their villians be villains, their he­ credited to or not otherwise credit­ est outbreak of gang warfare, in And on top of all these reduc- ed in this paper. It Is also exclusively The Herald does not intend to merce and city administration have tioiys, the city commission is still roes be heroic and their heroines entitled to use for repubilcatlon all spend very much of its time apolo­ which five of the well-known have be oppressed. the local or undated news published done in the last few years: able to boast that it has spent over herein.” gizing to anybody, Protestant or been killed within a week, is prob­ $50,000 in municipal swimming Fellows who would spill gore in Wohderful entertainment.. In Atchison, Kas., the city com­ every gutter betrayed their basic Catholic, Jew or Klansman, Bud­ ably occasioned less by horror over mission did this not long ago, and pool construction and other public : SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1927. the mere act of murder, to which Improvements, adding more than sentimentalism in their attitude to­ dhist or Confuclan, for prihtiug their record gives many communi­ ward the sweet gals who were for­ it is well seasoned, as to a nervous ties of similar size something to fifty acres of park land to the city’s in your own home! the news. It does not Intend to kill holdings. ever being “ pursued.” And they apprehension that if this thing shoot at. A BARGAIN IN SCHOOLS out of the news any important wanted their endings to be happy. keeps on indefinitely the supply of Dramas that now grace the Broad­ If the town of Manchester, In the facts the publication of which bootleggers will be seriously im­ way theaters would have been process of school consolidation, might conceivably rasp the short smashed to bits by the fists of the paired. Even in Chicago really nice should take over the school proper­ tempers of religious bigots of any burlies of yesteryear. people do not quite invite boot­ WASHINGTON LETTER T H IN K of it! Never a dull moment — ties owned by the Cheney Bros, on creed or denomination. In the first leggers to their dinner-dances, but Something more than a century the basis proposed by Howell Che­ place it does not believe that any never a time when the talent of the world’s Important part of the public is so the Importance of these individuals ago the Bowery theater opened Us ney’s article in today's Herald, It doors. It had been the Bull’s Head in the social organization of the foremost artists and composers is not at would, as a matter of fact, have religiously intolerant that its feel cent. In nine Republican states, Tavern, fashioned after the British by community is too great to permit Washington, July 9.— When the yoiur finger-tips! The new Orthophonic been put to an actual expenditure ings can be seriously injured newspapers recently printed a the primary vote exceeded the pubs, and it was a gathering place the printing of facts. In the second their wholesale destruction to be schedule of the 1928 presidential general election vote by 40 per for drovers and horse dealers. Dan­ of only about one-fifth the valuation cent and in eight Democratic Vietrola is always waiting to jplay for you* place the religiously intolerant are regarded with unconcern. primaries and credited it to Simon iel Drew, who had come over from placed on the schools by their own­ states by 140 per cent. England to open it, found hlmseir Come in and hear it— soon! so diverse in their prejudices and so Michelet, a l.awyer, one naturally ers. That is to say, the other four- wondered who the sam hill was All of which Michelet considers engaged in horse swapping and fifths of the price would have al­ pernickety in their ideas that it Simon Michelet that he should intensely interesting. made a fortune from cattle trading. would be a hopeless task to please know so much more about the sub­ He has studied the election laws The Tavern became a theater and ready been put in the town’s pocket of 48 states and compiled lengthy them anyhow. In the third place v.-e ject than the Washington corre­ here was given “ The Road to through the circumstance of its spondents themselves. tables giving the laws of each on Ruin” at 37 Vz cents per person, or WATKINS BROTHERS. In g . having had free use of the proper­ don’t care a hoot about pandering Investhgation indicates that Mich­ registration, primary election, ab­ two for six-bits. ties over a period so long that, had to cranks. elet has made himself the nation s sentee voting and independent Suddenly it became the salon of nominations, as well as other the town been paying the ordinary It is our abiding belief that leading authority on the primaries the drama In America, with Edwin and other electoral matters. He is tables showing numbers and per­ Forrest making his first American rate of 6 per cent interest on the every man’s religion is a sacred Prithee tell me, Dimple-Chin, centages of non-voting citizens. thing, by no means to be mistreat­ the former secretary and friend of appearance there. investment, it would have used up At what age does Love begin? the late Senator Knute Nelson of In looking over these, it is found just such a sum with no more title ed by newspapers or anybody el.se Your blue eyes have scarcely seen Minnesota and he went into law that there are many states which The first production Introduced and deserving of every nice and Summers three, my fairy queen. practice here when Nelson died. hold primrales for senators, con­ to the schools than it now has. gressmen and state officers, but to the stage one Sandie ’Welsh, who delicate consideration— so long as But a miracle of sweets. Now he makes the study of how became famous for his Terrapin T h e The total valuation placed on Soft approaches, sly retreats, we vote a hobby and a reaction and not for presidential electors. he does not make of it a malicious, Among these are Alabama, Ar­ lunches in the basement of an old the school properties, in the Cheney Show the little archer there. every so often he sends out a mas­ dime museum in lower Broadway Orthophonic hate-breeding and cruel thing. Hidden in your pretty hair; terly analysis of this or that angle kansas, California, Colorado, Dela­ Bros.’ offer to the town, is ?956,- ware, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, where now stands a skyscraper. He When he does that he cannot ex­ When didst learn a heart to win? to all the newspapermen.^ He is appeared on a bet and never ap­ 237 .30. The interest account at the Prithee tell me, Dimple-Chin! Louisiana, Maine, Maryland (for Vietrola pect this newspaper or any other to a Scandinavian, bSrn in Wisconsin peared again. legal rate, from the beginning of and bred in Minnesota. Senate and Congress only), Michi­ go along with him. Because he has gan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Mis­ Not long ago after its opening a the free-rental system down to “ Oh!” the rosy lips reply, It appears that Michelet’s mo­ good old-fashioned thriller was put transcended religion when he be­ “ I can’t tell you if I try. tives are altogether altruistic. He souri, Nevada, New Jersey, North date, would have been $799,193.95. Carolina, New York, Ohio, Oregon on. It was “ Lafllte, the Pirate or Inasmuch as that amount of money, comes a seething, angry bigot, and ’Tis so long I can’t remember; has definite feelings about the fact the Gulf.” During the performance Ask some younger lass than I!” that so many citizens fail to vote, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, instead of being collected for the he is traveling a road too narrow Tennessee, Texas, Washington, a number of cannon shots were — Edmund Clarence Stedman; but he does not pose as a reform­ fired. The gun wadding caught fire use of the schools, has been allow­ for the feet of any human being Toujours Amour. er, even though he founded the Wisconsin and Wyoming. whose contacts are as numerous National Get-Out-the-Vote Club. Michelet figures the total “ stay- and the theater was practically de­ jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ed to remain in the possession of stroyed. Hastily, it was rebuilt. and as diversified as a newspaper “ Voting ought to be taught^ in at-home vote” for 1920, which *** *1 the taxpayers, it is obvious that it brouglrt out the largest presiden­ About 1900 the blood-and-thun- worker’s. the schools.” Michelet says. To must be, in all fairness, credited to be a success, the movement to get tial vote in history, at 25,705,063, der began to arrive, and the Bow­ the free-rental system. And as it We are writing this because we all citizens to vote can t come from against 26,713,832 who voted. ery taught the nation hoW to hiss I Dry Ranks Reinforced by | are a bit weary o.f being passably the skyscrapers; it must come “ If the other half voted,” he villains and whistle at heroics. amounts, roughly, to four-fifths of says, “ they’d feel it was their gov- polite to fanatics of various breeds — from the precincts.” , the sum for wTiich the schools are Michelet's studies have led him I ernment and w'e would have bet- Little of the plug-ugly spirit re­ who have the effrontery to come to ter government and better poli­ mains on the Bowery today. Most I Christain Endeavor Union I offered to the town, it is clear Be ye kind one to another.— to the conclusion that the pri­ j enough that Manchester will only us or write to us with abuse be­ maries are becomln,g more and tics.” of the plodders of that street are E (Christian Science Monitor.) s Ephesians iv: 32. too low in circumstances or too have to add the other one-fifth In cause we do not run this paper 1 more important in the national po­ m along the meagre and pinched lines litical systeul". He says that 41 sodden with drink to have much new money to the back Interest It How wise must one be to be al­ zest for conflict. E Army of 4,000,000 Members All Over World to Join in « of their warped Imaginations— and ways kind.— Marie Ebner Eschen- states now have primaries of one T E S T ^ has never had to pay, in order to 1 sort or another, a fact doubly in- The benches of the tiny parks = Movement to Stiffen Resistance to Nullification and Modifica- = to serve notice that when the next bach. ' that appear here and there are gen­ become full owner of the Cheney- I teresting in view of the pro and Below are the answers to the E tion. S of the tribe presents himself here con fight over the direct primary erally covered with figures whose *Jt !»wned school properties. weekly Bible quiz on the comic = “ Prohibition -is here to stay and the United Society of Chris- 3 we shall certainly set the office cat I which is now shaping up over the breaths betray a long session with When it is considered that the page: bad gin. Gin parlors are many and S tian Endeavor may be depended upon to co-operate in the en- = on him. country. price at which the properties are I Michelet has pointed out that 1— The illustration shows Abra­panhandlers appear from every cor­ S forcement of the Volstead Act,” declared Dr. Daniel A. Poling s offered is more than half a million DAILY ALMANAC ' in many states the primary al­ ham counting the stars of heaven, ner to ask for dimes that, when ac­ E of New York, president, before the thirty-first international con- s which God prophesied should be E vention of that body which brought to Cleveland more than = dollars below the replacement WHAT FLOOD? ready is of more importance than cumulated, will go toward the up­ We are a volatile people. Nobody Feast day of St. Ephrem of Edes- the election. This is especially as countless as Abraham’s seed— keep of the speakeasies. 5 10,000 young people from every state in the Union and many S value, more than $350,000 less than sa, doctor and confessor of the true in southern states where the Genesis xxii: 17. And even their old theater has S foreign countries. J the replacement value minus depre­ in the wmrld has anything on us in fourth century; and the martyrs of 2— God tempted Abraham by I Democratic candidate for Senate, gone Chinese. E He is quoted also as follows: “ Let nulliflcationists and modi- S ciation and considerably below the our capacity for throwing off other Gorcum, 1572. I presidency or other office never asking him to sacrifice his son There is little of the old Bowery Anniversary of the birth of E ficationists alike count this organization bone-dry. No candi- 5 assessed valuation, it would seem folks’ troubles. We went about, a 1 has any opposition. Isaac.— Genesis xxii: 1-14. left. James M. Beck. E date for public office can have my support and vote who is less = few weeks ago, with faces as long In 17 of the 2 9 states which 3— Rebekah’s sons were Esau GILBERT SWAN 5 than outspoken for prohibition, the greatest social adventure =. that the bargain is an excellent one General Braddock killed at Fort nominated senators by direct pri- and Jacob— Genesis xxv: 26. for the town. as our arms, telling each other Duquesne. 1775. S in the history of civilization.” S ' niary last year, according to Mich­ 4— Peter and Andrew, brothers, mm This business of consolidation Is what a dreadfql thing that Missis­ Anniversary of the death of elet, the primary vote settled the were fishermen.— Matthew iv: 18. LOST AT THE FRONF E An educational campaign has been organized that will reach E one on which the people of this sippi valley fiood was— almost wept Zachary Taylor, Philip V. of Spain, i election. He lists Alabama, Ari- 5— The Lord stirred up Hadad E the rank and file of the young manhood and womanhood of 5 and Leopold III of Austria. in our sori^ow for the dead and the ' zona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, tbe EdomGe against Solomon.—• 5 America. S town owe It to themselves to be Louisiana, Oklahoma and SotiUi AT STATE TOMORROW suffering. 1 Kings xi: 14. fully informed. No one who does THIE LO.AN Carolina, which elected Demo­ '' Today, if one were to mention 6— Benjamin was the youngest not fully familiarize himself with crats, and California, Illinois, of Joseph’s brothers.— Genesis xiiv. the figures presented in Mr. Che “ the flood” his neighbor would be Abe approached Ikey in great ex­ Iowa, North Dakota, Oregon, Charlie Murray and George Pennsvlvanla, Vermont, Washing­ 12. Sidney Featured In Hilarious ney’s current article in the Herald practically certain to exclaim, citement and said, “ Ikey, I vant 7— Christ healed the centurion’s you to lend me $20 for ten min­ ton and Wisconsin, which elected Comedy—Two Features To­ niiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiixiiimiiiiiimiiiiiimiimiiiiiiii can claim with any justice to be “ W’’hat flood?” Republicans. There were close servant at Capernaum— Matthew Hundreds of families are still utes. I only vant it for ten min­ viii: 5. day. BO Informed. It should be read, and utes.” contests in some of these Repub­ camped on levees. Many thousands lican states, but Michelet finds 8— God changed Abram’s name not only read but digested, by Ikey studied him for a moment, to Abraham— Genesis xvil: 5. The comic side of the World i>l of persons are slowly making their and replied: “ Veil, if you only vant that in Alabama, Arkansas, Flor­ every voter in the community. ida, Georgia, Louisiana and South 9— Hosea was the son cf Beer!—War, as it appears in many recent way back to ruined homes and it for ten minutes— vait ten min­ I The Greatest Sale | Carolina, the primary vote for Hosea i: 1. war mlrthpieces, reaches its hilar­ farms. Counties that ginned 20,000 utes and then you won’t vant it at 10— Sennacherib was slain byious climax in John McCormick’s NINTH’S AMENDMENT. all.”— Tit-Bits. senator exceeded the general elec­ bales of cotton last year will get tion vote by from 100 to 500 per his two sons.— Isaiah xxxvli: 3^. production, “ Lost at the Front,” The amendment to the Ninth which co-stars (Jeorge Sidney and School District charter, which pro­ 3,000 acres this year. Thousands of Charlie Murray under tbe First Na­ 1 of Used Gars square miles are covered with mud. vides for the naming of the tax col­ Arousing His Curiosity tional Pictures’ banner. I ever held in Manchester at prices that will surprise you. 5 lector and the rate maker by the Great areas are soggy morasses, “ Lost at the Front,” is to be the full of mosquitoes and malaria. attraction at the State Theater on school committee instead of their Sunday and Monday. It is an en­ i 6 Buick Sedans in excellent condition. E Election by the annual school meet­ Seventy-five per cent of the in­ tirely new type of World War com­ i 19^6 Oakland Coupe, perfect, small mileage. | habitants of great stretches of rich ing, is in keeping with the short edy, and it deals with a new locale; I 1924 Ford Sedan, new rubber and perfect. E ballot movement so largely favored farmland are destitute. the Russo-German front. Among The greatest peace time disaster its unusual features is the appear­ I 1924 Essex Coach. Give us a price. | by students of government in this ance of the famous Russian women jountry. "Viewing the Mnth District that ever descended upon the Unit­ soldiery, the "Battalion of Death,” I 1928 Hudson Touring. | IS a separate municipality— which ed States is no more over and done which figures in some of the most s Some other good buys, will consider trades. | It is, within Its scope— the amend­ with than a great battle is over and fun-provoking scenes. £ Now is the time to buy a good used car and enjoy the S done with while the defeated army Del Lord, ace of the two-reel ment merely follows the idea of comedy directors, megaphones the I best time of year for driving. a centralization of responsibility in a is retreating and the wounded are picture, and Natalie Kingston ap­ smaller number of elective offi­ writhing on the field of conflict. pears as leading lady in a most in­ cials. However, Lindbergh has flown teresting role, that of Olga, a Rus­ and Chamberlin has flown and Byrd sian sculptress in one of New York’s It is perfectly apparent that a downtown artist’s studios. Among I Capitol Buick Co. district school committee ought to has flown and the home-run contest other Interesting personalities In be in a position to administer the is hot. the cast are John Kolb and Max E Main Street at Middle Tui’npike. E will of the body of the voters which What flood? Where has there Asher. = J. M. Shearer, Manager. Phone 1600 = been a flood? “ Lost at the Front” Is a riot of E i elects it. Such being the case it Is hilarious comedy of every kind equally apparent that it should from slapstick to comedy-drama, have authority commensurate to its THEATRE POSSIBILITIES throughout all its rapid sequences. responsibility. If It then does not The Inquiry into the gouging of Its great mirth-masters, George Sidney and Charlie Murray, with exercise its authority wisely. If the theatre-goers, which was brought Director Del Lord, who won a affairs of the district do not pro­ about by the inadvertence of ticket $3000 diamond-studded belt as the gress satisfactorily, the voters have speculators in perjuring themselves greatest cpmedy director, were as­ PLUMBING FIXTURES sisted throughout by two famous their remedy in the selection of a concerning their income taxes, has Price ali>ne should never govern either the selection of the developed to the point where one comedy constructors. Gene Towne new committee. And as the account­ and Clarence Henhecke. fixtures or the pVuniber to do the work. Assurance of good ma­ ability of the committee is to the wonders whether there is anybody Two big features are on the State terial and workt^nshlp la certain only when there is no falsa voters, so the accountability of th« ordinarily decent connected with continuous program today. They economy in Duylng plumbing aqd when good judgment selects various officials of the district the management of the great ma­ are Zane Grey’s “ Drums of the Des­ tbe men to Install it. jority of New York theatres. ert,” a story of the Vanishing should be to the committee. American, and Raymond Griffith in The system of separate elections Greedy, dishonest men are quite “ Wedding Bells,” a humorous tale JOSEPH C. WILSON of committee members and of such evidently in control of a large pro­ of honeymoons and their after­ officials as collectors has resulted portion of the theatrical amuse­ maths. 28 SPRUCE STREET. TELEPHO.NE 641 too often in petty political contests ment business in the metropolis— which in turn have put into office disgustingly greedy and dishonest. It is rather to be wondered at, officials who, by Incompetence or G. Schreiiier & Sons « J by willful lack of co-operation, have that in a town so big and rich and NOW SAY SHAPELY the wearing of high heels. The mus­ nullified the administrative efforts containing so many enterprising General (Contractors LEGS ARE DOOMED cle m the calf of the leg is being of the committees. business men it is not apprehended shortened and is atrophying from that it would be reasonably easy t.i Los Angeles, Cal.— Dresses will disuse. Thus Ihe muscle gradually It is the hope of a great many be longer in k few decades, and the w:)l draw up into an ugly bunch at Manchester people that the district get rid of this group of crooks. Tbe BoUden ot “ Better Ualll^Home*” length will not be dictated by a the knee, spoiling the sometimes system will soon be done away with theatrical business of New Yorlr whim of fasbioh either if what beautiful symmetry. Telephone 1505-2. altogether, but in .the meantime it sums up to a total of big business chiropodists say is true. Dresses will would seem that the best Interests — very big business. It is bi.g be made longer to cover ugly legs. The shapely leg is disappearing, enough to be worthy of the atten­ tof the Ninth district will be served 285 West Center Street the specialists believe, because of Herald Bring Resolls by ratification of the amendment. tion of capitalists of high standing. MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING SBRALD, SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1927,

A RCH ANTS-KIW ANIS W e e k Monday, July 13‘^ to Saturday, July 18th Monday Only Help the Kiddies' Camp Fund and Yourself, too, hy making your purchases during Merchants-Kiwanis Week 225 Brooms F we may paraphrase only helps the kiddies at the Kiwanis Camp but saves In agreement with the In agreement with the Sakespeare, a dollar spent Kiwanis Club of Man­ 2 9 c ea. PIANOS Kiwanis Club of Man­ yourself a good bit of money. chester, we are donating Buy as many as you want? That piano you have always chester, we are donating I next week is “twice blest.” 1% of our gross sales Note these special reductions Cash and carry. None sold to wanted—select it next week 1% of our gross sales from July 13 to IS in­ dealers. and give the Kiddies’ Camp from July 13 to 18 in­ It blesses him who gives and from our regular low prices clusive, towards the Ki­ fund a boost. Select your fa­ clusive, towards the Ki- him who takes. Whatever for Merchants-Kiwanis Camp wanis Kiddies Camp. IV vorite model—grand, player or w'anis Kiddies Camp. Porcelain Tables upright—new' or rebuilt—and you buy of us n^xt week not Week. take two years to pay for it I $6.75 25x40 inch 'WTiite porcelain tops. White enameled bases with draw­ Glenwood Ranges at Big Savings ers. Regular $10.00. Here are just a few of our many Glenwood Coal, Gas, Combination and Oil Ranges that have been Lawn Swings marked.^1-3 or more below list prices! Two big purchases make these phenomenal prices possible. $9.98 Four passenger swings made of 916 Gas Range, 3 burner hardwood in combination natural with oven and mantel Dull black and red varnish. Regular $15.00, with White Porcelain trim­ Orthophonic mings. List Price $54, .. $37.50 418 Cabinet Gas Range with Porch Rockers VICTROLAS left hand elevated oven and Th6 model you wcint ;k here—at broiler. Black finish with white $4.98 a price range ol.' $95 to $1,000. porcelain trimmings. List Whichever you choose you'li enjor Price $74.00 ...... $55 Glenwood C Our biggest rocker with high music as you never have before. back, double woven rattan seat and Pay for your Orthophonic on our 2 916 Insulated Cabinet Gas back, wide arms. Made of select­ year payment plan. Range with right hand elevated ed maple in natural or green finish. oven equipped with Thermola- $59.50 Regular $7.50. tor and broiler. Semi-porce­ Sketched above, in black fin­ lain finish. List Price $151 ish with single mantel. List ...... $139 Price $105.00. Couch Hammocks 4 Pc. Mahogany Bedroom Suites $15 $18.50 For that large room of yours you’ll want this suite. It includes on'i a'Vg De-Luxe upholstered back ham­ f1 bow-end bed 50 inch dresser with large mirror, 48 inch triple-mirror vanity diesser and a 38 mocks in heavy striped ducks. Reg­ inch c h it of drawers, similar to sketch.' The pieces are constructed of mahogany and gum- ular $26.50. wood in dull finish. Regular $236.00 for 4 pieces. Willow Chairs $12.75 Big willow chairs with wide arms, finished in brown stain and tV Pure White Felt Mattresses $15.50 varnished. With striped cretonne cushions. Regular $16.50. Full size, one piece mattresses, quality made through and through. Built of pure white cotton felt with heavy roll edges. Covered in dur­ ROYAL able woven stripe ticking. Regular $19.50. 1651b. Refrigerators Electric Cleaners $55.75 Two excellent models to choose from—the old favorite Royal Link Springs $4.95 Four door, front icer type with Standard—and the new Super Roy­ genuine white porcelain linings and For full size, straight end beds. These fabric springs are finished in white enameled exteriors. Cork al. Let us demonstrate either in smooth brown enamel to prevent rusting and make cleaning easy. Regu­ your home and if you buy it, take lined. Regular $111.50. 10 months to pa>'. lar $7.50. All other large capacity refriger­ ators at savings of 1-3. . ^

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!’■!: I “I $5.95 True reproductions with, hea'yy ilLl turnings. Made of birch in correct Colonial red finish. Regular >10.50. KELVINATOR WATKINS BROTHERS, INC Electric Refrigeration Boudoir Chairs We know that Kelvinator will SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. give you years of carerfree refrig­ $15.75 . eration because it has given it to All upholstered arm chsdra cov­ others since 1914. Kelvinator is ered in a smart checked, unglwted the oldest domestic electric refrig­ chintz. Regular $21.00. eration! Easy terms arranged next week. : v;^ •■ w MA'NUkESlTO (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1927. PAGE SIX —

Forgetful HttUby: tflier^^ on earth is my hat? ’Wife: It’s there on the Bidqboiird. DAILY RADIO PROGRAM Hubby: Well, I wonder In •wbat ridiculous place I’ll find it nextT- How Manchester's Old Timers 339.8—WTAM, CLEVELAND-750. Leading DX Stations. Wife: On your head, possibly.— Saturday, July 9. I::t0 12:30—Gill's orchestra. Passing Show. Happy Harry Hayden, vocal aojo- 7:00 6:00—Watkln’s orchestra. **^^^47^WS8. ATLANTA—63a ist, and Samuel Siegel, mandolin solo­ 8:00 7:00—Studio program. 10:00 9:00—Bremer Tully hour. ist will be- tlie main attractions of 8:30 7:30—Band with "WEAF. 9:30 8:80—IVicphonlaa Indians. 13:46 11:43—Skylark. the "Week-Enders” broadcast through 526—KYW. CHICAGO—870. W E\F and WRC on Saturday night li:0n 10:00—Misilssippl hour. THE JOHNSON 12:00 11:00—Ev Jones’ Merrymakers. 7:00 6:00—Chtldreo’s prog! concert. Soon after WEAF and the Red Net­ 8:00 7:00—Studio concerL Fought Against Fiery Element work wUl present the Goldman Band 422.5—WOR, NEWARK—710. 11:30 10:30—Congress carnivaL __ ELECTRIC CO. which wilt be heard In one of their 7:00 8:00—Jacobs' ensemble. 389.4— WBBM, CHICAGO—TTU very popular concerts. Del Staigers, 7:30 6:30—Pepper Potter. 8:00 7:00-Orchestra: artists. Solicits Your Electrical Busi­ <¥> stood on the corner of Main and will be the cornet soloist of this pro­ 8:30 7:30—Song Cycle, Ensemoie. 11:00 10:00—Orch; popular program. gram. "The Pagoda of Flowers," a 0:15 8:15—Balalaika Band. 305.9—WGN-WLIB. CHICAGO—980. ness—Both Wiring and Fix­ Cak streets, was in dangerous prox­ song cycle bv Amy Woodford Finden 10:00 9:00—Odds and Ends. 7:35 6:35—Ensemble; Almanack. imity to the blazing building. It re­ will be offered by the Urban Quartet 11:00 10:00—Stem's orchestra. 9:00 8:00—Musical: Goldman Bard. tures. Oldest Active Fireman In Smoke Eater quired superhuman efforts and and the Bamberger EJisemble through 333.1—WBZ. NEW ENOLANO—900. W:30 9:30—"Over the Hills.'' P'-ssia. t ■ ■ — ” hard work to keep the fire from AVOR. Other highlights well worth 6:00 6:00-Morey's on-h: musical. 11:00 10:00—Talk: music bos. First Class Work. tuning in are John Matthew Hurley's 7:00 6:00—Jack and' Bill. 12:00 11:00—Organ; orch. (154 nrs.) spreading to this building but the radio evening through WJZ, music by 7:30 6:30—Lowe's Statler oroh. 366.6—WEBH'WJJD, CHICAGO—820. Estimates Cheerfully Purnlsheil. State, Edwin T. Ferris, job was accomplished. a Mandolin Ensemble under the baton 8:00 7:00—Madam Galbraith B prog. 8:00 7:00—Classical beur; lesson. of Joseph Swederski. through WIP, a 9:00 8:00—Mustc: baritone, soprano, 9:00 8:00—Director’s hour, snioa. There were i.partments up o' ­ German program of songs and music 10:30 9:30—Lowe's orchestra. 11:00 10:00—Orchest,-a: songs. A Fine Line of Fixtwes. er the Ferris store and as soon as under the direction of Heinz Bisping 1:00 12:00—HasVul trio: songs. Who Is Stai On the Job Af­ through WNYC. songs by the Key­ 491.6— WEAF. NEW YORK-510. the fire gained headway in the 6:00 5:00—Waldorf dinner music. 344.6— WL.S. CHICAGO—870. stone Male Quartet through WGBS 7;tin C:00—Janssen's Hofbrau orch. 8:00 7:(M)—I'jrn dance, banjo, har­ 29 Clinton St. Phone 637-4 building across the street the win­ and WIP, and a concert by the Har­ monica. orch. (5 hrs.) mony Four Male Quartet through 7:30 6:30—Week-Enderf. ter 30 Years a Volunteer,' dows of these apartments cracked, 8:20 7:30—Goldman Band concert. 447.5—WMAQ-WQJ. CHICAGO—670. the sashes started to burn and KTHS. - • 10:1.5 9:15—Eddie Elkin’s orchestra. 7:30 6'30—Dance: basehall. 11:00 10:00—Palais D'Or orchestra. 9:00 8:00—Photologue: songs. sparks began to fly into the rooms. Wave lengths in meters on left of 10:30 9:80—Orch; WQJ program. Tells How They Fought It was a fight from one room to an­ station title, kilocycles on the right. 455-WJZ, NEW YORK-^60. I.DO 12:00—WQJ popular program. other with a common garden hose, Times are Eastern Daylight Saving 1:00-12:00—Voeng’s dance orchestra. 449.7— WFAA. DALLAS—600. Car B argains putting out one blazing spot, only and Eastern Standard. Black type in­ 4:30 3:30—Mediterraneans. lo:30 9:30—Mixed quartet, banjos. Flames In the Hose Reel dicates best features. 5:30 4:30—Baseball scores. 1:00 12:00—Dance orchestra. to find another as soon as the 6:50 5:50—Baseball scores. 1:30 12:30—Theater organ. Good used cars, in prime rounds of the rooms had been com­ Leading East Stations. 7:00 6:00—Dinner music. 352.9—w o e . DAVENPORT—850. running condition, will be sold pleted. 8:00 7:00—Hurley’s Radio ever'og. 9:30 8:30—Tenors; pianist. Days. 10:00 a:00—Keystone duo. 12:00 11:00—Le Claire orch: songs. at very low prices, cash or Somebody became panic strick­ ATLANTIC CITY—1100, 10:30 9:30—'Ttvin Oaks orchestra. 325.9—KOA, DENVER—920. terms. Come in and see them. en and wanted to do something to 7:05 6:0.5—Dinner music. 508—WIP. PHlLADELF>DA-«a 11:00 10:00—Gonzale.s Barcelonians. help out. At that time there were 9:00 8:00—Creatore's Band. 6:10 6:10—Dinner musl^RACUSE—13M. 12:00 11:00—N. B. C. program. do his best. Edwin T. Ferris in a few minutes the blaze had 8:00 7:00—Goldketle’s ensemble. 1:00 12:00—Feature program. Still active although he is 72 12:30 11:30—Merry Old Chief. 7:30 6:30—Syracuse dinner music. 2-00 1:00—Whitcomb Band: solos. traveled up the road from Oak 9:00 8:00—Studio program. years old, Edwin T. Ferris, ^\Ian- 325.9—WBOQ, NEW YORK—920. 508.2—WOW, OMAHA—590. W hen You nlng to the blaze and there was place destroyed that night, but the street past Park street. g;00 7:00—.Musical melange: artists. 11:0(1 10:00—Dance music. chester's oldest active fireman, and Ferris building, outside of some 1-00 12:00—Midnight dance frolic. 11:00 10:00—Classical program. plenty of fun in whipping up the Catching up to the wagon, the 9:00 8:00—Russian Reveries. 475.9_WRC, WASHINGTON—640. 12:00 11:00—Brown’s Oklahomans. probably the oldest active volunteer old wagon in a race with some scorched spots, remained unscath­ lU'OO 9 :00— l.eonnrd's orchestra. 422.3— KPO. SAN FRANCISCO—/10. blaze caught the tank and soon the 236.1—WHAP. NEW YORK—1270. 8-00 7-00—Bible talk: orchestra. 1:00 12:00—Dane# music (4 hrs.) fireman in the state, met the re­ other company which had gained a ed.” *9:00 8:00-Religious readings. 3^00 8:00—WEAF program (2 hrs.) porter on his porcTfT The interview wagon was a roaring mass of Retire start. Soaked blankets and a judicious flames. The farmer, almost crazy was not to start just yet, for Mr. use of the hose did the job. Ferris wanted the reporter to see Night Blazes with fear, had just time enough to “ At night it wasn’t so easy for ; The Ferrises played their hose on unhitch his horse before the wag­ PUT ON SOME the grounds. I the south side of the Ladd-building on burst into a blaze. The next They are screened from the road me,” said Mr. Ferris. I lived on Cot­ I and when the fire had burned out tage street then and the rest of the day he came to the Ferris store GOOD TIRES somewhat because of a high bank, that south wall was the only thing and asked for the price of his wag­ Sunday, July 10. 7:50 6:50—Christian Science service. Leading DX Stations. but once over this bank and past a boys were living upstairs over the I left standing of the whole three 428.3—WLW, CINCINNATt—700. store, just a yard or two away from on. They gave it to him, more out Italian music, with a lilt and melody 8:3(J 7:30—I'resbylerian services. IDS)(ST) We Recommend fringe of trees the whole estate is j stores. 9:30 8:30—Concert orch; soloists. 4'/6—WSB, ATLANTA—630. the little hose house. If I didn’t of kindheartedness than anything all its own, will be broadcast over 7:20 6:20—WE.'VF programs. seen. It is a place which might be Few H ydrants else. WB.\L on Sunday night when Uie 339.8— WTAM, CLEVELAND-.750. common in towns where people go get there on the jump I would have Hydrants were scarce then. There studio concert orchosira under the 13:00 11:00—Trinity services. 526—KYW, CHICAGO—570. 4:00 3:00—Afternoon musical. 9:30 8:30—WJZ Mediterraneans. In for that sort of thing nut in missed the wagon and would have was one on Main street at St. “ That was one big fire,” said the direction of Michael Weiner, presents old fireman. “ I guess every awn­ a musical sketch ent'tu <1 " Mvmorles 7:00 6:00—Cleveland orchestra. 10.-.30 9:30—Studio program. Manchester it is unusual. had to run. There were many times James’s church and the mearest One of Italv.’’ This concert will feature 8:00 7:00—Theater program. 389.4_WBBM. CHICAGO—770. A gravel driveway runs com­ when I just caught it in time. to that was located on Oak street, ing on Main street was burned Keicctions by some of Italy’s cele­ 9:00 8:00—(Christian Scientist ser. 9:00 8:00—Three dance orche.riras. 10:00 9:00—Evensong. pletely around the lawn and is “ I remember one wild ride I had almost down to the corner of Cot­ through that day and there were brated composers, such as Rossini, l;0U 12:00—Nutty Club. Mascagni, Verdi, and also a number of 11:00 10:00—Gill’s orchestra. and on the wagon. I had just reached tage street. Mr. Ferris says that many houses where little fires 440.9— W eX-W JR, DETROIT—680. 365.6—WEBM.WJJD. CHICAGO—820, flanked by trellises covered with started and might have become big Italian works by other musical writers 7:00 0:00—Theater organ. Enormous rambler rosebushes, the the driveway when the wagon was where there was one hydrant in who have been inspired by the ro­ 7:00 6:00—Operatic er.pcmble. - 8:00 7:00—Orchestra; artists. if it were not for the vigilance Of mance and beauty of that land of sun­ 8:15 7:15—Methodist service. whole in bloom. A porte-cochere of pulling out. I managed to grab the those days there are 4 0 now. Times 11:00 10:00—Church song service. lO-OO 9:00—I’almer House program. reel and hang on, and you can be­ have changed and the fire depart­ i the fire department.” shine and flowers. New songs pre­ 303.9— WON.WLIB, CHICAGO—980. Skeleton construction, completely dominate the program to be pre.seiited 422.5-WOR. NEWARK-7ia 8:30 7:30—Musical: string quinteL lieve me when I tell you it was the ment has gone far ahead in its pro­ Town's Biggest Fire by I’aul Althouse, con>':ert tenor, in 4::i0 3:30—Studio program. MICHELIN tovered with ramblers, stands at 6:00 5:00—Bamberger ensemoie. 9:15 8:15—WEAF program. the side of the house and on one wildest ride I have ever had. We gress. The biggest fire that Manchester the Atwater Kent Hour to llie li.'.tnn- 9:46 8:45—Reading; quintet: music. Even at that, there were five has ever seen, however, was the £13 of WEAF and the Red fs'etwork. 7:00 6:00—Elk’s organ recital. n;(in 10:00—Talk: Salernos; organ. corner of the trellis there is grow­ were trying to beat one of the other "The Last Song” by James H. Rogers 7:45 6:4.')—Levitow's musical. companies in town at one time, the school fire in 1913. Of undetermin­ 8:30 7:30—Old Friends Hour, 447.5— WMAQ-WQJ, CHICAGO—670. ing an unusual variety of blue companies to a fire on the West will open the program and ilelc.n 8:00 7:00—Musical program. Side and that old reel careened fifth havin,g its headquarters on ed origin, it was the most disas­ Kromer’s "A Smile,” dedicated to Mrs. 9:.’{0 8::!0—Choir Invisjlile. 344.6—WLS. ■ .IICAGO—870. rambler rose, the blossoms of Coolidge, wii! be radiated for the first 333.1—WBZ. NEW ENGLAND—900. TIRES from one side of the road to the Charter Oak street, then the thick­ trous blaze in the history of the 1:00 12:00—WJZ Mediterraneans. 7:00 0:00—Litlle Brown Church. which are a deep purple. ly populated section of Manchester. town. And the strange part of it is time. WJZ and the Blue Network 449.7— WFAA. DALLAS—600. Season Late other and many times I thought I will feature the New York Philhar­ 2:00 1:00—Roxy with WJZ. 8:00 7:00—Billie class. 1 and that of ail the children who were in 7:00 6:00—Statler en.semble. Even with the profusion of , . - ct: T, ^ ^ ! This company later disbanded monic concert from the Lewisohn Sta­ 10:00 9:00—'Cello, piano: tenor. Greasing, Oiling, Spring would be thrown off. But ve reach- i membership was absorbed by the building at the time of the dium. Other highlights for Sunday 7:30 6:30—Parker Fhinn’s program. 1:00 12:00—Richardson's orchestra. blooms that was seen, Mr. Ferris ed the corner in front of the other night will be concerts by the Pitt,s- 8:30 7:30—WJZ Philharmonic concert Lubrication, Transmission and the other four. blaze, not one was burned. All 491.5— WEAF, NEW YORK—6ia 352.9—woe. DAVENPORT—850. ipologlzed for the lateness of the company and kept up the reputa­ burgh Municipal Band through KDKA, 8:30 7:30—Christian services. It was years and years, however, marched out as though nothing the Harriet Band, featuring a piano 3:00 2:00—Interdenominational ser. Rear End Greasing, Clutch and leason, sayir.g that the bushes were tion of No. 3.” 4:00 3H)0—Federation summer tnuum 9:15 X;15—WEAF program. before the first motor driven ap­ were happening, force of habit soloist, through WCCO, a joint reci­ 325.9—KOA. DENVER—920. lot blooming the way they should tal through WJZ by Godfrey Ludlow, 4:.30 3:30—Sacred musical. Battery Service. Old Time System paratus was purchased by the fire through years of training at fire 5:30 4:30—Voung artists program. in-nn 9;0n—Denver Municinal Band. Decause of the cold nights we have violinist, and I.olita Cabrera Gains- 499.7— WBAP. FORT WORTH—600. They didn’t have the elaborate department of South Manchester. drill. borg. pianist, and a special program 6:00 5:00—Orchestral concerL Dad lately. His other flowers, he 7:20 6:20-Capitol Theater progr^ , 11:30 10:30—Mixed quartet. system of fire alarms that is seen in The idea was conceived in the No. Hclj) From Hartford under the dii'ection of Phillip Tronltz. 275.1— WOK. HOMEWOOD—1090. said, were not blooming as they ! 3 house but when the officials of Norwegian concert pianist and music 9:15 8:15—Paul Althouse. tenor. Manchester now- Instead of that The blaze was so big that th > lo­ 9:45 8:45—Talk, Will Irwin. '0:00 9:00—Orchestra. Hswniians, ar­ ought for this reason also. i the department were approached teacher through KHJ. Roxy and His tists (SH hrs.) • every officer of every company had cal department was unable to han­ Gang will stage their Sunday after­ 10:00 9:00—Cathedral echoes, organ. The contrast between the culti­ I they turned down the proposition 348.6— WGBS. NEW YORK—860. 340.7— KTHS. HOT SPRINGS—880. a bell either inside his house or out­ dle it. A hurry call for help was noon slrol! for a, wattnee leaturs of 10:30 9:30—Music Lover’ s hour. vated and the wild can be seen in i because it would cost too much WJZ and the Blue Network. 8:30 7:30—Pianist, soprano. side of it. When the alarm was sent to Hartford and fire engines 455—WJZ. NEW YORK—660. I1;.30 10:30—Organ concerL' the Ferris estate. On both ends the turned in the bell rang and the I money. Four thousand'’doUars or 9:00 8:00—Children’s hour. 394.5— WOS. JEFFERSON piTY —760. from that city responded. But it Wave lengths In metere of left ol 9:30 8:30 -Church service. land has been allowed to grow into officers went to the fire. The men i more would have been needed to station title, kilocycles on the right. 11:00 10:00—Baptist service. LANDA’S i dense thicket, completely obscur­ was out of the question to try to 1:00 12:00—The Mediterraneans. 408.5—KFI. LOS ANGELES—640. got there the best way they could. I purchase a truck and the depart- save the school, for it was of wood Times are Eastern Daylight Saving 12:00 ii;00—Classic hour. ing a view of the lawn. The thicket Uient felt that it could not afford and Eastern .standard. Black type In­ 2:00 1:00—Roxy and His Gang. SERVICE STATION I\Ir. Ferris explains the reason and burned like tinder. dicates best features. 5:30 4:3I>—People’s Radio Vespers. 1:00 12:00—N. B. C. program., Is separated from the lawns by a for No. 3’s efficiency. He tells us [that sum. •6:50 5:50—Baseball; organ recital. 2:00 1:00—Orch: "b'ues:” pianist. deep barberry hedge making the tVlth the school went the library 7-30 6:30—'To be announced. 405.2— KH I. LOS ANGELES—740. 563 Main Street, Tel. 1650 that Hose Company No. 1 had its i To Pay Themselves and several buildings on School Leaciing East Stations. S:00 7:00-Travelogue. "Venezuela- 12:00 11:00—Tronitz Club program. iffect a striking one. headquarters in Henry Forbes’ But the men of No. 3 wanted Coloml)in-Equador.” 461.3— WHAS. LOUISVILLErfiSO. “ But you didn’t come up’ here to street. It was useless to try to (D.S) (,ST) 7.2ft 6;2ft-WFAF program. livery stable on Pine street. No. 4 their automobile truck and they 272.6— WPG. ATLANTIC CITY—1100. 8:30 7:30—Lewisohn Stadium N. Y. eee my flowers,” said Mr. Ferris, save these buildings because of the Philharmonic concert. 405.?—WCCO. MINN.. ST. PAUL—740. was located in the Stenberg stable wei*e going to stop at nothing to 5:13 4:15—Twilight concert hour. 9:45 8:46—Harriet Band, plgnlst. “ You came after a story about get it. They couldn’t buy it them­ Intense heat and firemen had to 9:15 8:15—Soprano, baritone. 10:30 9:30—Godfrey Ludlow, violinist; on Eldridge street while No. 2 had stand a hundred yards away and 10:30 9:30—Sunday evening muslc.al. Lolita Galnsborg,'pianist. 11 ;ftft 10;ftft—Vunipinal organ recffal. firefighting and what it used to be selves and the district said that it 285.5—WBAL, BALTIMORE—1050. 508—WIP. PHILADELPHIA—690. 384.4— KGO. OAKLAND—7Sp. its wagon aAd horse in Aaron John­ play their hose lines on other build­ 10:45 9:43—Trinity Church services. 11:3.4 lft:3.4—Baptist service. In Manchester.” would not stand the expense. No. 7:01) 0:00—Organ recital. 1:0ft 12:00—N. B. C. program. Begins His Story son’s store on Chestnut street. 3 figured it out. ings more remote from the school. 8:00 7:00—"Memories of Italy.” 9:30 8:30—Studio concert. 8:00 7:00—WBAL concert orchestra. 315.7— KDKA, PITTSBURGH—95G Sjg.g—KNX. OAKLAND—SpO. Bicycle Members of these companies had to Mr. Ferris himself organized the 11:00 10;ft0—Dreshvferisn sermon. So he began his story, helped “ Let’s both of us buy it and each residents of Maple street into a 352.7—WNAC, BOSTON—850, 11:00 10:00—Christian Church service along by questions interpolated run quite a distance to get their pay half.” 1:00 12:00—Concert orchestra. S:30 4:30—Basehall sttores. 12;ft0 11 ;0fl—Theater concert orchestra, wagons hitched up while the Fer­ So they put the proposition pp firefighting unit that day and it 7:30 6:30-C.’’ urch service. 8:00 7:00—Municipal Band concert. 1:00 12:00—Fenfurs program. ’aere and there by the interviewer. was due to his work that many of 9:00 8:00—N. Y- Philharmonic con. 422.3—KPO. SAN FRANCISCO-r710. rises, living just above No. 3’s to the district officers. No. 3 vzould 9:05 8:05—Symphony concert orch. 10:34 9:34—Dnlnce concert orchestra. He first became a fireman, he the houses on that street were sav­ 302.5—WGR. BUFFALOr-990. 379.5—WGY. SCHENECTADY—790. said, when Hose Company No. 3 house, had just to run down into pay half of the cost if the district 10:45 !i:45—Presbyterian service. 10:45 9:43—Episcopal service. 12:35 11:34—Fnlger’ s orchestra. the back yard. would pay the other half. Fine, ed. Garden hose was brought out. 7:45 6:45—Presbyterian service. 4:00 3:00—WMAK musical, S44.5—WCBf). TION—870. was organized in June, 1898. In Houses that had “ decks” or porch­ 7:20 6:20—WEAF theater program. 10:00 9:00—Zion Junior Choir. Brass said the district officials. But they 9:1.5 8:16—WEAF programs. quartet, double trio and Sale lact, he was one of the organizers of There were some good fires in 345.1—WMAK, BUFFALO—550. 9:15 8:15—Tenor with WEAF, es on their roofs were fire flght^g artists. the company and his brother was those days, noticeably the one in never thouight they would have to stations. 10:25 9:25—Presbyterian service. 0:45 8:45-^Kdiicatlonal talk. which the Cheney sTore at the come across. Secondary Eastern Stations Secondary Stations one of the first foremen. Women Fire Fighters The boys had met once and de­ Terminus was destroyed. At that The men of No. 3 got busy. They 272.6— WHAR, ATLANTIC CITY—IITO 9:15 8:15—Soprano,contralto. 275.1—WORD. BATAVIA—1090. held parties, entertainments, raf­ On these decks stood women, 8;. whom were in the company, to run 1 dirls’ Sidewalk Bicycle, $18 out of the back door, hitch up he went downstairs he saw the blaze and the departments answered th.; end soon. I have not attended a day. from the Ladd building, just north |alarm soon enough. But somebody fire as a fireman since last fall ARTESIAN WELI4S aorse and get to the fire first. when my heart went back on me "Sometimes we didn’t bother of our store. — nobody seems to know who— S sitf on Fisk Tires "Fortunately the store was took it upon himself to turn on the somewhat. The doctor told me to A fish known as the stargazer has DAVID CHAMBERS Drilled Any Diameter— about hitching up our own horse” , stay away from fires and I did. But separated from the burning house hydrant. The hose had been con­ eyes on top of its head. Any Depth Any Place res at $1.75. Mr. Ferris laughed. “ If there hap­ nected up and everything was ready it was hard work to sit in the house pened to be a horse near the hose by a vacant lot and this helped us and hear an alarm to which my old Some butterflies feign death CONTRACTOR Tires at $2. out considerably. But even then we for the stream, but the stream did aouse we unhitched it from the not come. . cbmpany was responding. when in danger. Charles F. Volkert Tires at $2.50. wagon and put it on our hosecart. had to do some work. So w-e got the Broke Hydrant "I don’t want to be an honor­ and e Special Tire $1.50. Anything to get to the fire first--— garden hose out of the store .'ind The person who turned the screw ary fireman for I like the thrill of Blast Hole Drilling and we usually were first on the went up to the roof to try to iceep had turned it the' wrong way and running to the fire. I like to pit BUILDER Test Drilling for Foundation job.” the sparks from setting our place broke the core of the valve, rend- my strength and the strength of my '’STIREANL It is a far cry from the antiquat­ on fire. eriE.g the hydrant useless. By the company against a stiff blaze and GEO. A . JOHNSON 68 Hollister Street, Water Systems ed hose reels in use then to the “ The heat of that fire was so in­ time Another hydrant was connect­ there is always a little feeling of Pumps for All Purposes. tense that we had all we could do to triumph wheh the thing is over Manchester, Conn. modern automobile pumps and ed up the fire had reached‘ alarm­ Tel. 1375-.5. ladder trucks which the depart­ keep the Ferris building from going ing proportions and threatened to and the damage is held down. Civil Engineer and Surveyor First and Second Mortgages IR ment boasts today. But then the up. As it was there Dvere two other envelop the whole south end. There’s a fascination in it.” arrnced on aU new work. HIGHLAND PARKP.O. Sfd'iieft SC ^em en got a big kick out of run- buildings on the north of the Ladd , The FerrU store, which then Edwin T. Ferris is entitled to be- Tel. 299. South Manchester!

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ILUBI^ASn This And Thai Iti I l» Paul h tf^ ^ — ;.»^^^^p,Kroesen FICTION Feminine Lore © \9Z7 V Ben Ludeh Biirman iPErA.Tlfc'f?..- Service they might be working for our . . . t h i s h a s h a p p e s v e d friends . . . ahead and came with Attempts have been made on us Just for that reason. Though the life of ElilSE MARBERRY, I'm not at all sure. WITH IHfc GUf?LQ- ■n American Klrl owning con- Petitjean, whose^ over here. For instance, the fox-' alderable property near the little “The guide, too, has been develop­ Mrs. Aldea ^ town of PORTO VERDE. In west ing some rather Queer habits. beauty parlors are over Quinn s glove or digitalis which Just now ifl central Brasil. , Schwartz said these fellows were drug Store, announces her rates for blossoming here grows wild in the gereral mysterlons deaths hare hedgerows of the British Isles. Red occnrred, but so far sl^ has bad, but I didn’t believe they could permanent waves for the new bob­ escaped harm, dne to the shrewd­ be as bad as they’ve proved. I cer- bing styles, as follows: whole head, poppies dot the fields of ^ a x and ness of her eonsln and protector, wheat in England Just as they do in VIIiAK, who masqnemdes as her talnly would rather have gon6 $15: half— or the long hair. $10, France. We hardly believe either of attorney under the name of DA­ without any men. They’ve been and for a few curls at the top, $5. VIS. Vllak, a cnrions mixture oi these would be selected. If it was absolutely useless. Worse than Mrs. Petitjean is a waver of long American and Oriental bl^d. Is a early spring “wild” fiowers over atndeiit of crlmlnolojcy* Ho trioo useless. A lot of my energy that 1 experience by the famous Nestle to persuade Ellae to leaxe ^e could be devoting to soAethlng else Circuline method. Her ring is 1672. there might he daffodils or the love­ country, letting him "1^ 1 have to expend In watching so that ly pale yellow primroses that refuse frien d , I.I3VCOI.N NtTNNADT,V. an they don’t get a good chance to put ■ Y to blossom in such perfection l erq elderly American chemist, to s o I t c pineapple Cream Custard unless occasionally in a florist’s the mystery. a knife Into our ribs." Beat yolks of three eggs slightly, After her two-year-old orphaned window. Our wild flowers here, The trail, still continuing un­ add one third cup sugar, one eighth nephew Is kidnaped, to be found some of them are as sweet and as again by the alert Vllak, and an­ broken and always to the west, for teaspoon salt and two cups hot other attempt Is made on their the first part of the next morning IM FQOMT— milk. Cook in a double boiler until beautiful as any over there; taka lives. Ellse agrrees. led them through a sea of green thickened, stirring constantly, and the trailing arbutus, the mountain Her departure Is prevented by laurel and any number of wild threat of floods. Messengers ride and dun-colored thistles, each cov­ allow to cool. Beat the three egg growing flowers, when artistically through the countryside, warning ered wltfi fire ants which stung whites stiff and add three table­ the natives. Vllak decides to go vigorously when the travelers un­ arranged they are worthy of being to the house of OAVXORD PREN­ spoons powered sugar. Add three TISS. a recluse and a forbidding wittingly brushed against them. fourths cup crushed pineapple to used as wedding bouquets or for in­ man and an enemy of Ellsc’s, terior or porch decoration. whom she sospocts of a fenowlodpp Once they passed an open spot the cold custard and fold in one of the conspiracy against her. where a number of clgaret stubs half of the egg white mixture. Pour Nevertheless, she agrees It Is their like those they had seen some days Potato and Sardine Salad m into the serving dish and spread the daty to warn him. before lay on the gvound. Vllak remainder of the whites over the Two cups diced cooked potatoes, Vllak learns that the flood 4 tablespoons broken'sar^nes, 3-4 warning was a mse to get Pren­ stooped and picked up several. The top. tiss out of his house and so In­ tobacco was rolled In small printed cup diced celery, 1 teaspoon minced forms him. The party Is besieged parsley, 3 drops onion Juice, 2 hard In a small stone tower next to squares of paper which were the Shirring on cords which has not Prentiss’ house by armed at­ checking forms used In the ware­ been in vogue for many a year is cooked eggs, 3-4 cup mayonnaise, 1 tackers. Vllak finally disperses houses on Ellse’s fazenda and tablespoon lemon Juice, 1-2 tea-, them by dynamiting a dam and appearing on some of the new styles cansing a real Hood. When the which Limey Potts, like all the for late summer. spoon salt. water recedes they discover Pren­ other foremen, generally carried In Sprinkle potatoes with 7alt, pMS* tiss has gone. b'- pocket. A refreshing drink, enough for. ley and onion Juice. Cover and let The next day, TINKT, Ellse's stand on ice for one hour. Sprinkle little nephew. Is stolen again. The At dusk they camped on the shore 28 punch glasses is made as fol­ trail leads Into the Jungle. A na­ of another river, wide, clear, at­ lows: one pint of grape Juice, one sardines with lemon Juice, cover tive reports Prentiss has been and let stand on ice one hour. Com­ seen with a baby. Vllak make-, tractive. Vllak and the old man pint of ginger ale, one pint of water, preparations for a long pursuit, decided to take advantage of the Juice of three lemons and two bine potatoes, sardines, celery and and with native trackers tlicT O i? OH eggs cut in dice. Add mayonnaise take up the trail. They come upon few remaining minutes of daylight oranges. a tribe which has never seen white to bathe. They strode up the bank and mix lightly with a woodeh fork. m en. to a grassy spot a few hundred The summer beauty series, men­ Serve on crisp lettuce and garnish NOW BEGIN THE STORY . r yards above the camp. They tioned a few days ago, I think I can with snips or strips of pickled beets. CHAPTER XXXVl f t stripped. Vllak peered into the safely promise for next week, prob­ depths of the shining water, then I have just seen a very lovely rpHE caravan set out next morn- ably Monday the first will appear. * i''-' satisfied that no piranhas were Tan, freckles, dry skin are the price Colonial history quilt which many ing. The withered chieftain, too; about at the moment, stepped In. of outdoor sports. Madam Anne Manchester girls and tjjose from clutching the box of matches tight “We’re taking chances, Nanny," Gerarde will give experienced ad­ other Connecticut towns are Just against his breast, sadly bade them he said to bis companion as they vice for their prevention or cure nw making by embroidering 24 waded out toward the middle blocks depicting scenes in the goodby. “You never come back.” he and Louise Clerc will pose to illus­ where the water was deeper and the trate her articles. Ernest Linnen- country’s early history. Moat of the murmured. “Devil gods on red “I couldn't hear what they said. It was something about er bottom lined with smooth white kamp, Viennese artist, selected her workers no doubt followed the sug­ mountain kill you. Kill sure. Bet­ pezzles. “There Isn’t one of these gestion of outlining the figures in killing, I think." as one of America’s 15 most beauti­ ter, much better, come and live rivers that Isn’t cursed with piran­ ful women. red and placing the blocks on a had proved an onerous and practl with Bagarundi. Me, Bagarundl, Obviously they could not accom­ has. But I do need a bath. And I field of flag blue. This quilt to me cally useless burden were aban­ think you do, too.” He drew a deep Fred Hughes at The Old Wood is more interesting for the squares never hurt." pany the expedition farther. doned. The reorganized train breath of contentment. “Um-m-m. Shop, 15 Pitkin street, has put in a are worked in all colors, on white The travelers saw him watching He gave medicine to one, made a pitched its first camp on a low This is luxury. Splash around as line of pocket field glasses, tele­ sateen, in fact the whole quilt is splint for the other, and sent a mes­ wooded ridge. Elise and Vilak until the thicket blotted him from much as you can. Noise is apt to scopes and outing kits, the gift, of made of sateen; pure white is used silently played Canfield by the light view. senger back to Bagarundi to send keep them oft. They’re afraid of any of which would delight a good for the lining, with an interlining of the flickering fire. Up to this time they proceeded bearers to bring them to,his vil­ it.” Boy Scout. of a fine white canton flannel, the The old man, who in the unpack­ ANP maker believing the subject worthy without accident. But they had lage. Thus having made sure that He was assiduously scrubbing him­ ON -THE QPE- . ing had noticed a small harmonica self with a thick bar of soap when he At some of the outdoor dancing of the best work and materials. And been out of Bagarundi’s tiny settle­ they would not be left to the mercy about to be thrown away and under turned sharply to glance at one of -'7 BY NEA SCRVCI, T'W. places patronized by society people, right here, let me caution you ment only three or four hours when of some strange beast, he gave the a sudden Impulse had thrust it into the albinos who had followed them evening clothes are cut on the same about using the flag blue if you they met disaster. order to proceed. Several times in his pocket, now drew it out and up the shore and taking a seat at lines as sport clothes, in two pieces, v/ant the spread to bis washable. after considerabL' (hesitation put it They had reached another river the afternoon, Nunnally noticed the water’s edge had begun lazily with pleated skirt amd sleeveless The blue sateen used in this case Is into his mouth and began to play. to whittle a twig with a knife. embattled farmer stood and fired a softer blue, fairly well covered lined on both side by low cliffs of him wheel round and glance quick­ blouse, the latter but little lower in He ceased'after a few plaintive and "Wonder what that chap’s up the shot hear around the world” With a dainty little white fl.ov^er ly up when there was a slight have done much to make both the neck than a sport blouse. Ma­ the Interminable red volcanic rocks. discordant attempts, despite the to?” he murmured. terials may be as expensive as de­ with a red center. Much time was Paulos and one of the Indians were crackle or rustle in the black mat vigorous applause of the two card He went on with his washing.' Young and Old America forget the spent in getting Just the right color real facts of that day when our sired, gold or silver lame or metal­ standing on an apparently solid of vegetation hiding the sky. players, and off in a corner, began Suddenly he commenced speeding WOMANS lic silk being much used. and pattern, and the result is one listening to the muttered conversa­ toward the land, taking great country was young. to be proud of. I should add that it rock at the edge of the nearer bank, Calamity, once it had showed its tion and the blood-curdling stories plunging steps through the water was neatly put together in strips on looking down at the brown water ugly head, began to strike repeated­ DEBUNK ’EM! stuffed Onion Salad ot tee superstitious natives hud­ which came half way to his walst- Four large onions, 1-2 cup cook­ the sewing machine, and to make ly. The next night they were com­ dled in a fantastic circle a few But we are living in a debunking below. Without warning, the rock The albino saw him; began to run. r D A Y -" ed green beans or any vegetable at the coverlet sufficiently wide, a yards away. A little while late," he age, an age of youth which insists toppled and dropped into the pelled to pitch camp in the midst Swiftly Vilak caught up with him. ALLENE SUMNER hand, 2 tomatoes, hard cooked egg. strip of tjie plain white sateen, was arose and walked over to Vilak. Jby on seeing straight even if such of a huge swamp, where great Tli-e other wheeled; struck viciously mayonnaise, water cress. added all around. In one corner the stream. They talk about hard-boiled, un­ sight does give one a view of gray stretches ot enormous reeds alter­ “1 think . . er . . we’re gaing to vith his knife. But Vilak was too Peel onions and cook in boiling needlework embroidered her name The two men tried to leap to sentimental. crass youth of today! crags rather than green and gold have fmtr.'.de.'* ee ttAi furtively. quick. In an Instant he lay on the slightly salted water until tender in red. safety. But their panic-struck nated with patches of gigantic wa­ No moonlight and roses and waves woodlands. The myths will go. His­ “You had better . . . better keep ground, whimpering with pain as but not soft or broken. Cool and re­ MARY TAYLOR. ter-lilies, beautiful with brilliant breaking on a distant short for tory will dare be synonymous with efforts were too late; both tumbled a sharp watch on those two . . . Vilak’s steely fingers dug into his move centers to form shalls. Chop youth, they say. Youth wants to truth, as it must be if it means any­ to the water Uiirty feet below. They but unwholesome coloring. The er . . . fellows.” He cautiously in­ flesh. thing. And we will admit that a centers with beans and one tomato. CRYSTAL DISHES dicated the two albino-like half- The old man had followed at a step on the gas and make it fast, were rescued by Vilak and one of following morning Schwartz, Wil­ race of youngsters subjected to real Bind with mayonnaise. Fill onion breeds who were sitting near a pot curt command from his friend. He peppy, and loud! Sometimes one son, and one of the half-breeds were ] history with fair play for the other shells with mixture. Peel remaining Summer salads look twice as at­ the Indians after twenty minutes noticed that the water at the river’s wonders if youth’s veneer of haru- I of their favorite touchino and talk­ fellow is a race far superior to tomato and cut in four slices. Place tractive when served in one of the of strenuous and dangerous labor helpless with fever, and after a vain ing in iow tones with their motley edge was tinged with red; saw that boiledness isn’t utter reaction from the too-sugary, the over-sentimen­ those taught that self is always each slice on a bed ot water cress. new colored glass salad bowls. In beating off the cruel piranhas, attempt to carry rtiem with the ex­ companions. ^ the albino’s finger was bleeding pro­ Glass salad sets can be bought most talities of the elders. right and great and pre-eminent. On each slice of tomato put a stuff­ the small but fierce flesh-eating fish pedition, had to be left behind in “ I heard them . . . er . . . talk­ fusely. “What’s he done? . . . er ed onion. Mask with mayonnaise inexpensively and add cheer to the ing a little while ago when they . . . done?” he stammered. that infest most of the waters of the care ot natives who would.take ARMY-NAVY WAR and top with a slice of hard cooked table. were playing cards. They didn’t Vilak did not naswer, tut mo­ them back to Bagarundi’s. More There may not seem too obvious egg. the Amazon valley. know I was listening. I couldn’t tioned that he wanted a stout, rope­ men were lost a day or two later a connection, but take this matter Cooked carrots, peas, lima beans When they were finally brought hear what they said. It was some­ like liana hanging from a nearby when two of the Indians, who had of debunking school histories. For or diced cold boiled potato can be thing about . . . er , . . killing, 1 pecova tree. Nunnally cut a sec­ MRS. ADA M. to shore, Vilak, examining them ex­ gone off on the prete.xt of searching the past few years practically every Life's Niceties used in place of green beans if con­ think. And then robbing. They tion'of It free. Vllak bound it se­ pertly, found that Paulos had suf­ for some berries when the expedi­ city has witnessed a war between venient. say we have much . . . er . . . curely about his captive’s quivei^ MERRIFIELD fered a badly broken leg In falling tion was halted at noon, failed to ing limbs. "I’d be Justified If I old army and naval men, historical HINTS ON ETIQUET money with us . . . Much money.” The brilliant Anderson-Hough- against a projecting rock; the In­ return. From their actions a few hung you for this," he grunted. authorities, those who really know Teach«rr, of hours previous. Vilak was certain Vilak tossed the stone of a fruit what happened, and school board ton wedding this week in London dian was bleeding at the mouth Block The draining of small ponds or where sound never ends, are rather than history. A mistaken pa- wnat UOes sne QO . marshes and the use of oil sprays told, rings the distant chorus cen- ried wild flowers. We wish they had j triotism, which says that no natio.u 3. Should she let guests plan At the Center.—Room ^ 8. Mon­ are methods suitable to areas j turies old, We wouldn’t know ho.w specified Just what those flowers may ever admit that It was licked their own entertainment? day, Tuesday, Wednesday anil where it is not necessary to pro- | lo take care of a baby if we had were for wild flowers in England and that it was not the hero of each The Answers Thursday. G o o d serve the pond for decorative or one. are very often the garden variety and every scrimmage, is failing to 1. Get a congenial crowd. for -amusement purposes. But babies have been born and have become statesmen, presldents- teach school kids any essence of 2. She writes them to taxi. prlme ministers, generals and such a thing as fair play between 3. Yes, if they are acquainted. XXX3CXXXX3CXXXXXXX3CXXXXXXX3tXXXXXXXXX^^ neroes of every variety.and kind, in nations. The bravery and gallantry spite of the fact that their young of the other side Is distorted by G o ) d Home Page Editorial mothers had had no special train­ myth, rather than fact. Into cring­ ing cowardice. Our own cowardices ' Hale, 3b .. 1 paratus. changed the night of its weekly Cobb, rf .. 1 3 appointed group these American with Mrs. Sharkey, t taxi ride to M ^ 1 Then came the American open amateur boxing shows at the Hart­ Simmons, cf 2 professional golfers are now that Gives Dempsey Just Five his hotel, a short period ot loung­ Cochrane, c 1 8 and Robert Tyre Jones. Jr., wae ford "Velodrome from Tuesday to 13 ing about with the early editions of Bon Ami Makes Winners National League Dykes, lb 0 Bobby Jones, Jr„ hai journeyed to among those entered who,didn't do Monday night, will offer a featum Lamar. If ...... * 0 1 boat of keenest Interest for Its first the morning papers la order to dis­ Boley, SB 0 0 England to defend his British open so very much. Rounds Before He Is cover what “ these guys” were say­ At Pitt«burBfc»“— 0 0 That peeved the Atlantan, so Monday night card next week Mon­ Step By Giving Good Field­ CUBS 1. PIRATES 0 Grove, P title! ing and then, sleep. what should he do but decide to day. CHICAGO 35 7 13 27 11 3 You see, Bobby played' a sort of Is Self Contained AB. R. H. PO. A. E. essay a comeback at England's ex­ In this bout, Joe Howard and Joo Knocked Cold— Is Confi­ 0 ST. LOUIS Bard, two Hartford amateurs who • He is one of the most self-con­ ing Exhibitie Wallett Auams, B8 4 0 1 8 8 AB. R. -i. PO. A. E. mean trick on the pros by announc­ pense! Nothing else but that. tained fighters that ever got as far Pick, 3b .. 8 0 0 a 1 0 5 2 3 D are great rivals, will come together. 4 0 2 3 0 0 ing early in the summer that he So Bobby is gone and many a as a possible shot at the heavy­ Webb, rf . nett. If 4 5 0 Bard and Howard have been go­ dent Young Man. 4 0 1 5 0 0 6 9 1 would stay at home and mess pro who had figured on being over weight title and those who have If 4 0 0 1 0 0 :r, lb 2 ing at a great clip of late. Howard, Raps Double, Triple and Stephenson, E. Miller. rf 5 0 around with law books Instead of there is staying at home. They still been with him from^the first main­ Grimm, c . 4 1 3 9 0 1 5 4 0 at the last Tuesday night show, fur­ 4 0 1 3 1 0 Rice, cf .. journeying abroad and shooting think, despite Bobby’s poor show­ tain that his assurance is based Hartnett, c Adams, 3 b 4 2 2 nished a great surprise when be By DAVIS J. WALSH 4 0 0 1 3 0 3 1 2 rounds of golf in less than par. ing at Oakmont, that any tourna­ largely on real confidence in his Homer. 4 0 0 0 0 0 Schang, c . knocked out the state middleweight ____ l/N . S. Sports Editor Root, p Gerber, ss 8 1 4 ment he Is entered In is a hard one ability, a confidence born of the be­ MM *M- MM — “Ah, ha.” murmured many a pro- champion, Jack Kelly of Water- Jones, p .' 1 0 2 0 to try hnd lead the field, or rather, lief that gradually onz surely he has 35 1 8 87 8 1 1 1 “ I’ll go over and get that title and bury. Kelly had been picked to win, New York, Julr 9-— Generous by JRGH Nevers, P ^ lead Bobby in to the title. become a changed man during the O'Neill, X 1 0 cash in on it.” but almost from the opening bell It nature, Jack Sharkey suddenly dis­ Patrolman Joe Prentice pitched rs. TU H. PO. A. E. covered today that he never had past year. 2 0 0 0 0 0 37 5 8 27 14 0 was seen that the Brass City boy the Community Club baseball team 4 0 0 1 5 0 given his-.boy> friend; William Har­ The story they ten Is that Shar­ to a well-earned victory over the Philadelphia ...... 100 102 300— 7 was in for a rough night. Howard, key has gone through a phase not P. AVaner, rf 4 0 0 1 0 0 St Louis ...... 000 002 111— 5 down to fine fighting condition, rison Dempsey, anything/ as a tok- Bon Ami nine last night at Hickey's Traynor, ss .. 4 0 0 2 5 1 Two base hits, Cobb. Hale; three eh of his esteem, so he made all unlike that which witnessed the m Grantham, 2b 3 0 0 0 4 0 THESCOREBOARD boxed cleverly and displayed a transformation of Benny Leonard Grove in a fast nine-inning game 0 base hits, Simmons, Slsler, Gerber; haste to give Dempsey not more that was interesting from start to Barnhart, If . 3 0 0 2 0 home runs, Simmons, Bennett; stolen great right hand. He dazed Kelly from a fistic “ hoofer” to one of the Harris, lb ... 3 0 0 15 1 0 YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Local with a hard smash to the jaw In than five rounds to remain with the finish. The final score was 6 to 2 0 base, Cochrane; sacrifices, Cobb, most dangerous hitters the light­ Gooch, o .... 3 0 1 6 0 Dykes; double play. Mellllo to Ger­ Eastern Leaffoe the first round and in the second situation on the night of July 21. but it does not reveal the strong op­ Brlc-kel, x . . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 Our Mr. Sharkey was in his cus­ weight class ever has known. Ben­ 0 ber to Slsler; left on bases, Philadel­ Spencer, c ... 0 0 0 0 0 phia 5. St. Louis 9; bases on balls, oft Hartford 15, Pittsfield 6. round caught the state tltleholder ny Is supposed to have turned position the mill team gave the 0 0 0 1 1 0 Sport tomary good voice. winners. The contest was featured Meadows, p . Grove 4, Jones 1, Nevers 1; struck out Bridgeport 7, Providence 6. with a right to the jaw that sent He let It be Inferred that the smart after he was stopped twice ijy Grove 7, Jones 1; hits, off Jones 13 Kelly, to slumlierland. by brilliant fielding by Gil Wright 28 0 1 27 16 1 Water'oury 1, New Haven 0. spirit of giving would not be con­ early In his career, proceeded to in 7 innings, off Nevers 0 In 2; passed There will be a dozen bouts next and Ding Farr, rival shortstops and Chicago ...... 010 000 000— 1 ball, Cochrane; losing pitcher, Jones; Springfield 8, Albany 5. Chatter fined to this single gesture. Indeed, box his opponents Instead of fight­ the batting of Woody Wallett and 'Two base hit, Grimm; three base umpires, McGowan, Hildebrand and American League Monday night and among them no. After the fifth round, it seems, ing them and got iswwhere quite hits, Webb, Wilson; sacrifice. Pick; Evans; time, 1:56. Detroit 11, New York 8 ( 1 ) . will be a clash between Eddie Reed speedily. Over night he exhumed “ Hook” Brennan, left on bases, Chicago 8, Pittsburgh X—O'Neill batted for Jones In 7th, he will give Dempsey a slap on the The hits were almost even, the 4; bases on balls, oft Root 3; struck New York 10, Detroit 8 (2). of Hartford and Art Chapdelalne of side curtains and’ then graciously his punch and the rest Is history. out, by Meadows 4, Root 2; umpires, Washington 7, Cleveland 4 (1). Cheney Brothers will go to New Springfield and one In which Pan- Sharkey, they say, was a rough, Community whaling out one more, At Clevelaudi— notify .the n.earest o't kin. however, the winners succeeded in Rlgler, Jorda and Hart; time, 1:38. Washington 4, Cleveland 3 (2). Britain this afternoon to play the cho 'Villa’ of Hartford will take on tough, tearing-in fighter until the X—Brickel ran for Gooch in 8th. NATIONALS T, 4i INDIANS 4, 3 Corbin Red Sox. Next w )ek Thura- bunching their hits while the Bon (First Gaui«) Boston 11, Chicago 5. Tony Pagdnl of Springfield. Speaks Little (?) night he was “ ghouled” by Romero Ami bingles were scattered. It was AVASHINGTON Philadelphia 7, St. Louis 6. day night, the C. B. A. A. manage­ There will be two marked Inno­ "Let him punc.a this Polack Rojas. 'Whereu'pen he Is supposed to At New Yorki— AB. R. H. PO. A. E. ment has planned an attraction vations! Taslllo’s Band will give .a around for four or five rounds and not until the last frame that the GIANTS 6, DODGERS 2 ___ 4 1 2 2 0 1 National League have dropped the rough stuff with “ NEW YORK Rice, rf ...... that ought to draw a record-break- he will be through,” said the man ______0 concert and there will be free ad­ all due haste and became a hit and mill nine found Prentice frr more AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Harris, 2b ...... 3 1 0 4 1 New York 6, Brooklyn 2. ing crowd at Iha West Side field. than one hit in any Inning. In field­ Speaker, cf ... ___ 4 1 2 3 0 0 Chicago 1, Pittsburgh 0. mittance to ladies accompanied by of fev,' words, the first few thous­ run man. Reese, 3b ...... 5 1 0 0 2 0 Goslln, if ...... ___ 4 1 1 0 1 0 Arrangements have been made for and being the hardest. “ I told ing, the teams were also nearly Lindstronfi If ...... 6 1 2 2 0 1 Boston 3, St. Louis 2. escorts. Resentment of outspoken declar­ Judge, lb ...... 5 1 2 11 1 0 the ‘’OldtlmerB” to organise to op­ Dempsey I could beat him when he even as far as the box score goes, Roush, cf ...... 6 2 3 2 0 0 4 1 0 Cincinnati 8, Philadelphia 5 ( i l ations about his lacx of hitting fin­ Hornsby, 2b ...... 3 0 1 4 2 1 Ruel, c ...... ___ 4 0 1 pose the mill team. In the lineup was champion last year. Nothing the Community committing two Bluege, 3b . . . . ___ 5 2 1 0 3 0 innings.) ally Is alleged to have forced below Terry, lb ...... 4 0 3 6 1 0 2 5 0 of the new team will be Punk hks happened In the meantime fo against one for the Bon Ami. The Jackson, ss ...... 4 0 1 1 4 0 Reeves, ss ...... 3 0 2 his epidermis just before the Ma­ Hadley, p ...... 8 0 0 1 3 0 Lamprecht, Brack Wilson, Herman make me change my mind, he want­ Community players, however, field­ Harper,P* rf ...... 2 1 0 6 1 0 Braxton, p .... ___ 0 0 0 0 0 0 THE STANDINGS Bronkie, Sammy Kotsch, Tommy loney fight. Now, they say, he is Taylor, o 4 0 1 6 0 0 ed me to be his sparring partner back In there, mixing like a politi­ ed steadier. 8 1110 0 Eastern League Sipples and many other favorites. Hartford Game How They Scored Benton, p 35 7 11 27 15 1 for the Tunney fight and explained cian. W. L. PC. that I could learn something from Neither team scored In the first 35 6 12 27 10 2 CLEA'ELAND ...... 42 35 .545 I hope so. We will see another AB. K. H. PO. A. E. Albany . . . . “ Hook” Brennan, Bon Ami third working with the good ones. BR(X)KLYN o Flrpo Brannigan if this is the case. Inning. In the second they tallied ... 0 0 .643 AB. R. H. PO. A, E. Jamieson, If ... 3 0 5 Pittsfield ...... 38 32 baseman, gave a good account of “ I asked him If he thought he once apiece. For the Community, Elchrodt, If ------... 1 0 1 0 0 0 At Pittsfield:— 8tatz, cf 6 2 0 Hartford ...... 35 38 .616 himself in the game against tie .. ... 1 0 was good enough to lick me. He Pete Partons and Bill Brennan Partridge, 2b 6 1 1 Spurgeon, 2b 8 0 0 1 .600 Community club last night collect­ SENATORS 15. MILLIES 6 ... 0 u Bridgeport ...... 35 36 walked on eight consecutive balls Carey, rf . 3 0 0 Fonaeca, 2b .... 1 0 0 1 HARTFORD seemed surprised and. while his ...... 6 0 0 * a a a * .48(1 ing three hits off Prentice’s deliv­ Herman, lb 6 1 0 Summa, rf 5 0 2 New Haven . 8 5 37 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. rqouth was open, I told him I could and then Partons was out trying to Burns, lb ...... 5 1 1 3 u 1 ery and running the bases in an Davis, rf ...... 1 1 1 0 0 Felix, If 4 3 0 Springfield ...... 36 38 .486 lick him any time.” steal third after Wallett had skied J. Sewell, ss .. ... 5 1 3 1 1 1 approved manner. Brennan is cne Krahe, ss ...... 5 3 3 3 5 0 Barrett, 3b 3 0 0 . 40 .467 TODAY IN FISTIANA ... 2 1 0 Providence ...... 35 For some reason, this remark to left. Joe Prentice caught a fast Butler, SB 3 0 0 L. Sewell, c ... 5 1 6 of the tew left-handed third base- Schlnkel, If ...... 4 3 4 1 0 0 Jacobson, cf ...... 2 0 2 3 u 0 Waterbury ...... 35 41 .481 Keesey, lb ...... 4 3 1 9 0 0 seemed to end the negotiations By DOC REID Hargreaves. 4 2 0 O one on the nose and drove It over ...... 0 0 Doak, p 1 0 0 Cullop, cf 1 1 1 American League men playing ball today. Donahue, 2b ...... 4 1 1 3 0 0 with "very little accomplished or set­ Sacharek’s head in right field, pull­ ...... ______3 0 0 0 1 0 2 6 0 0 Hendrick, x 1 0 0 Lutzke, 3b PC. Morrissey, cf ...... 4 3 ______0 0 0 W. L tled. Anyhow, it Is a matter of rec­ ing up at third. This blow scored Clark, p. 1 0 0 Hodapp, 3b .... 1 0 0 Mike Zwlck’s services seem to be Sohmehl, 3b ...... 5 0 3 1 3 0 ...... 4 0 1 0 2 0 ...... 55 22 .714 0 0 3 0 1 LEONARD AND LYNCH Brennan and then Zwick grounded Tremper, xx 1 0 0 Uhle. p New York In demand everywhere. If he isn’t Nelderkorn, c ...... 5 ord that Dempsey still Is looking Ehrhardt, p 0 0 0 Washington ...... 42 32 .568 Loftus, p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 fdV sparring partners and Sharkey July 9tb, 1023. out. For the Bon Ami, strange to 40 4 15 27 c 2 with some other team, the Commu­ Smallwood, p ...... 8 1 0 0 0 0 Four years ago today, two Two base hits, Speaker, Judge, Philadelphia ... .42 85 .646 MM — still Is around maintaining that he relate, the first two batters also 86 2 9 24 13 1 nity or Cheney Brothers have him world’s champions displayed their walked on eight consecutive balls. New York ...... 200 400 OOx—6' Bluege, Jagobson, Jamieson, J. Sewell, Detroit ...... 40 34 .641 in uniform. Mike is a heady little 40 15 15 27 8 1 can lick the young man. Burns; homo runs, Goslln, Cullop; PITTSFIELD Dempsey '’Will Tire wares on the same night at Phila­ There were Howard Keeney : id Brooklyn ...... 0.10 000 010— 2 Chicago ...... 42 36 .538 player and a valuable addition to Two base hit, Jackson; three base stolen bases. Rice,; sacrifices, Goslln, AB. n. H. PO. A. E. “ He’ll tire and I’ll finish him af­ delphia, Pa., in eight round no de­ Bill Bralnard, Sacherek hit Into a Harris, Reeves Hadley; left on bases, Cleveland ...... 34 42 .447 1 2 4 4 0 hit, Felix; sacrifice, Bento:i; double any club. C. Walsh, 2 b ----- ... 5 ter he finds that he can’t lay me cision bouts, though both affairs double play that wiped off Keeney play. Harper to Terry; left on bases, AVashington 9, Cleveland 12; bases on St. Louis ...... 30 44 .405 Miller, lb ...... u 1 3 11 0 0 balls, oft Hadley 3, Uhla 3; struck out, . . . 4 0 2 0 3 0 out with a haymaker,” the boy ora­ were furiously fought with the New York 9, Brooklyn 11; bases on Boston ...... 17 57 .230 During the next two weeks, the Parkinson, ss .. but Elmo Manjtelll cocked a drive by Hadley 1, Uhle 5; hits, off Hadley S them, of ...... 5 0 0 3 0 1 into right field for three bases scor­ balls, oft Doak 2, off Clark 1, oft Ben­ National League writer of this column will go to tor added. “ But I’ll lay odds that champions retaining their titles. ton 4; struck out, by Benton 6, by 12 In 7 2-3, Braxton 3 In 1 1-3; hit by Bates, rf ...... 4 0 0 3 0 " i Benny Leonard lightweight cham­ ing Brainard and tying the score. pitcher, by Uhle (Ruel); winning w. L. PC. Camp Trumbull, Nlantlc to punch Sheridan. 3b ...... 5 1 4 0 7 0 Clark 1; hits, off Doak t In 4 Innings, They’ll say Dempsey was just a hol­ pion outpointed Alex Hart a for­ Kelly grounded out to Brennan at oft Clark 1 in 3 Innings, oft Ehrhardt pitcher, Hadley; umpires, A'anGraflan 47 27 .635 a typewriter about the happenings Baldwin, If ...... 5 i 1 3 0 0 2 in 1 inning; losing pitcher. Doak; and Rowland; time, 2:22. 27 .620 In the ranks of mllitarylsm. It will Smith, c ...... 4 1 2 0 0 1 low shell, or something. midable appearing opponent in one first unassisted. (Second Game) 44 T^ber, p ...... 0 1 0 0 0 0 umpires, Pflrman, (Quigley and AVil- be his third consecutive year as 0 “ I can’t understand how these event, while Joe Xynch of New Wallett Hits Homer son; time, 2:00. AVashington ...... 000 201 010— 4 St. L 40 32 .656 Cascarello, p .. 0 0 0 0 0 The Community scored twice Cleveland ...... 000 110 010— 3 New 40 36 .526 Herald correspondent at the camp Wilson, p ...... 0 0 0 0 1 0 guys figure. I beat Godfrey and York the bantamweight title holder X—Hendrick batted for Doak In 5th. 0 0 they said he wasn’t much. I beat more in the third. Captain Wright XX—Tremper batted for Clark In 36 39 .480 and during his sibsence Albert Addy A. Walsh, X ...... 1 0 0 0 disposed of Bobby 'Wolgast In like Reynolds, p ... ___ 0 0 u 0 0 0 Wills and they said ne was just an singled Into right but was forced at 8 th. At Chlcngot— 29 41 .414 will take care of the sports page — —MM — — — — — manner after a hard fought session R E D SOX 11, W H IT E SOX 5 old man. I beat McTlgue and what in another affair. Leonard retired as second by Lefty St. John. The play BOSTON Philadelphia 30 44 .406 40 G 14 27 15 2 At Philadelphia i>— team -lo happened? He was another broken- undefeated lightweight champion of was Keeney to Farr. St. John, how­ AB. R. H. PO. A. E. 2S 48 .368 The West Side volley ball Hartford ...... 214 302 120- R E D S 8, P H IL L IE S 5 three Pittsfield ...... 132 00 000-- G down old relic. These men were ever, took second wh«a Farr threw CINCINNATI Flagstead, rf 4 0 defeated the East Side the world shortly afterward, while Myer, ss . 5 0 Side Two base hits, Miller, Krahe, Schln- supposed to be pretty good fighters. for poorly to first in valB attempt to AB. R. H. PO. A. E. straight games at the East kel. Smith. Donohue; three base hit, Lynch remained as champion 6 2 - 2 1 2 0 Carlyle, If 4 0 were "Then I step out and beat a bum de- make a double play. Jack Linnell Shaner, cf 5 0 TODAY’S GAMES court last night. The scores Baldwin: home runs, Schlnkel, Kee- another year when he was Plpp, lb ...... 8 3 3 15 1 0 15 to 2, 15 to 8 and 16 to 7. A sey; sacrifices, Parkinson; double like. Maloney and— hooray, every­ got a double Into short left that Bressler, If ... 6 1 2 3 0 0 Todf, lb ., 4 0 Eastern League throned. Regan, 2b 3 0 return match will be played next plays. Krahe to Keesev. Sheridan to body goes craxenrrei<' JJP Yo^TSave Money And Get Better Results By Ordering Your Want Ads For Six

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Hill­ D^ements for Rent 08 Automobiles for Sale man, 299 Highland. Tel. 183-5. Occupy Newly Created Posi­ cott’s Gardens. 1069 Main St. So. Manohaatar JUNK— I will pay highest Prtoes for tion In Bank. bpppslta Army & Navy .Club All advertlsomonts must con^rm all kind! of junk; also buy all kinds FOR RENT— 6 ROOM flat, upstairs. In stylo, copy and lyPC*r^t**'^ ..n Dependable Used Cars Frlvnte Instruction 28 of ohlckena Morris H. Leasner, tele­ all improvements Inquire 228 Open Evenings and Sundaya .-,.n.ninHonii enforced by the publlah- Manchester Motor Sales Co, Mrs. Ruth Talcott Britton enter­ regulations enforced by phone 982-4. ______Spruce street. 'Announcement was made today ers. and they re se rv e-, 1069 Main St. So. Manchester TeL 740 copy oon- 740 PRIVATE INSTRUCTION given In all by R. LaMotte Russell, president of tained the members of the Man­ edit, revise or reject any Open Eves & Sundays. Tel. RAGS. MAGAZINES— Bundled paper FOR RENT— 4 ROOM tenement, gas, chester Garden club last evening In aldored objectionable. grammar school subjects by former the Manchester Trust Company, ads grammar school principal, for rates and junk bought at highest cash olcctrlo lights. Inquire 78 Pearl CLOSING HOUnS-Clasalfled the garden at her home In Talcott- 1926 OAKLAND COUPE call 215-6. pilcea Plure 849-8 and I will oalL L street. Tel. 1164-8. that John D. Corley, former cash­ to bo published same <>*y " Elsen berg. ier at the Colebrook, N. H., Nation­ vllle. The gardeners congratulated colved by 12 o clock noon. Saturdays In excellent condition, small mileage FOR RENT—On® or two furnished themselves on having such a per­ 1924 Ford 4-Door Sedan. Help Wanted— Female 35 rooms for light housekeeping. Call al Bank, has been appointed as an ROCKVILLE U N E BLOCKED 10:30 a. m. , . . j 1924 and 1926 Ford Touring cars Boarders Wanted 60-A assistant treasurer at the Manches­ fect evening for their July garden Telephone Your Want Ads 1545-2. tour, and It proved one of the most COOK wanted for our girls’ boarding ter Trust Company. He will begin KAn are accented over the telephone J, M. SHEARER FURNISHED ROOM and board for FOUR ROOM PLAT on second floor, Interesting excursions taken this , ^ h . ri4 A.RGB RATE given above CAPITOL BUICK CO. TEL 1000 house, “Chestnut Lodge." Apply to his work Monday. It was explained 2 HOURS BY DERAILMENT Cheney Brothers Employment Klrl, $6.60 per week. Inquire at 73 at 168 Oak street, all Improvements, summer by the club collectively. ns a convm^ence to advortlsera. bat with garage. Inquire 164 Oak street. that Mr. Corley does not replace Bureau. lUno street. ?h«'rASH RATES will be accepted as Call 616-6.______anyone at the bank but that an­ Talcottvllle Is one of the most f u l l I AYMENT If pnlQ at the bual- 1926 Overland Sedan. FURNISHED ROOM with board, for other position has been created. attractive vllla.ges In New England, Woodland Mishap to Box Car nAaa ofTlce on oT before the aeventh 1924 Ford Coupe. Help Wanted— Male SO gontleman. Mrs. William Prentice. JOHNSON BLOCK. Main street, I with Its whlte-palnted cottages, 1924 Bulck Touring. 158 Cooper street. room apartment, all modern lm« Mr. Corley comes here highly Causes Reirouting of Trol­ d.ty following the ‘“ ■” ^ r o E 1924 Essex Coach. recommended. He has had some well kept lawns. Its modern cream- BIG OHIO CORPOR.VTION seeks provements. Apply to Albert HarrU leys. ‘wiu Overland and Maxwell touring c.irs. ROOMS for rent with or without eon, 88 Myrtle atreat. Phone 1770. fifteen years of experience and Is colored brick church and factory hiHtv for errors In telephoned aCs mnnngor for unoccupied territory. board to lady or gentleman. Apply buildings. The homes of all the Tal­ will ^be assumed and their accuracy CRAWFORD AUTO SUPPLY CO. $50 weekly commission. Earnings after 6 p. m., 404 North Main street. ON PROSPECT ST.— In the rear, nice thoroughly familiar with all phases Trolley traffic het’iveea Manches­ start immediately. Good for $5,000 cott families are situated on high cannot be guaranteed. Center and Trotter Streets oozy home with latest Improvements. of banking. The directors of the ter. Rockville and Hartford was Telephone 1174 yearly. Wo furnish everything, de­ Call 2436-2 after 6 o’clock. ground, and the passing motorist liver and collect. Caiiltal or experi­ Country Board— Resorts 60 Manchester Trust Compony feel hampered yesterday afternoon for Phone 664 that he will make a valuable addi­ has little conception of the beauty ence unnecessary. Fyr-Fyter Co., RENTALS— Several desirable rents almost two hours when a boX-car ASK "OR WANT AH SERVICE OAKLAND and PONTIAC 124G Fyr-Fyter Bldg., Dayton, Ohio. tion to the bank’s personnel. Mr. of the spacious grounds and gar­ FU 'NTSHED ROOMS for rent at with modern Iroprovementa. Inquire being drawn to the Case & Marshall Cresivtont Inn, Myrtle Beach, with Edward J. HolL TeL 660. Corley is a native of "Vermont and dens surrounding them all. It was Index of Classifications SILK CITY OAKLAND CO. WANTED—FIRST CI-ASS painter for kitchen privileges. Pole 107. Inquire Indeed '' privilege ro Inspect and paper mills at Woodland left the 2169 swing stage, none other need apply. Is thirty-five years old. He has held 195 Center St. o.' Phone 1545-2. SIX ROOM TENEMENT all Improve­ official positions in the Central admire at will, and last evendng the rails in the center of the road at Call Louis J. Cook, \’ernon street. ments. with garage. Apply 52 Rus­ lawns as well as the ornamental the crossing of the railroad and the Studebaker 1924 Big 6 Sedan. PLEASANT VIEW, In recent years, sell street or telephone 803-2. Savings Bank and Trust Company Studebaker 1924 Big “G" Touring. trolley tracks. below and for handy reference .vlll Agents Wanted 37-A has become a most popular resort of Orleans, "Vt., the Sterling Trust shrubs and plants were looking niTnierlcal order Indl- Studebaker 1924 Light 6 Coupe. for Manchester people. For reserva­ THREE ROOM TENEMENT on Char­ their best. The boxcar was in the tow of vhe appear iu the Studebaker 1922 Special 6 Touring. Company, of Johnson, Vt., which tions write Miss Myra O'Connell, Irn- ter Oak street. Reasonable rent. In­ Mrs. Britton’s garden Is Ideally dinky engine owned by the Case & cated: . . 1 ^ Stutz Roadster. 1924 DISTRIBUTOR for 100 store route. No perlal Cottage, Pleasant View Beach, quire Phillip Lewis, 83 Charter Oak he organized and established, and Lost and Found ...... | selling just distribute and eoUect. laid out and not at all formal. The Marshall company. At the crossing Westerly, R. I. street. the Colebrook National Bank, from Announcements ...... • Oldsmoblle 1925 Sedan Experlenee unueee.ssary. Should net entrance proper is through an arch­ of the two lines of tracks the car Personals ...... salary $70.00 weekly. Peris Mfg. Co., which he resigned to come to Man­ Antonioblies ^ Bulck 1924 Master Six Coupe A pa r tments— Flats THREE ROOMS— Heated apartment! Nash 1923 Sedan Florin, Pa. chester. ed gate structure. Just now covered went off, stopping squarely in the Automobiles for Sale ...... , Tenements for Rent 68 with bath. Apply shoemaker, Trot« with clinibiag roses and honey­ middle of the road. Automobiles for Exchange .... o ter Block. Mr. Corley has been active In CONKEY AUTO COMPANY AGENT.=^—Sell gas 3c gallon. 300 per community life wherever he has suckle. The garden has the effect of Wreckers arrived and pulled the Auto Accessories—T l r e e . . ... » 20 East Center SL Tel. 840 cent profit. Your address on c;ins. No Auto Repairing—Painting ...... ' APARTMENTS—Two, three and four TWO 5 ROOM FLATS, all modern Im­ being entirely enclosed, English car off the roadbed, but not far fake. Guaranteed product. Free par­ room tipai tments, heat. Janitor ser­ been located and has been a mem­ Auto Schools g ticulars and jmoof. Lcfehvro Com­ provements, with garage, Wads­ ber of the Colebrook School Board fashion. On one sice a row of close­ enough to clear the trolley tracks. Aato Repairing— Painting 7 vice, gas range, refrigerator. In-a- worth street, Greenacrea Inquire B. Autos—Ship by Truck - ...... pany. Alexandria, Ont,, Canada. door bed furnished. Call Manchester ly planted pines forms a border As a result the trolley traffic bad Autos— For Hire J. Silcox, 98 Church etreet. Tel. 1348. for seven years. Garages—Servlco—Storage ..... I® Construction Company, 2100 or tele­ along a driveway. On the garden to be re-routed around the derailed PERSONAL ATTENTION given to all phone "S'2-2. Motorcycles—Bicycles .• repair work. Superior brake re-lln- Situntions Wanted— Male 89 side it affords a green background car for about an hour and a half. Wanted Autoe—Motorcycles Ing and greasing service. All work which enhances the beauty of the Baslness and Professional Services KLDRIDGE ST., 172—Four room tene­ Employees of the paper mill fail­ fully guaranteed. Sohaller's Garage. P.\RT TIME JOB of any kind, .-ant­ ment, all Improvements, rent rea­ SALVATION ARMY BAND ABOUT TOWN flowers. Another row of these Business Services OlfereJ •••••*,« . 634 Center street. Tel. 1226-2. ed by young man of nineteen. Tele­ ed In their attempts to put the car Household Services Offered . . . . i s a sonable. Phone 2251. or Inquire 1)- .small piri' trees runs the length of phone 1631 oftcr 5 p. m. Kblridge street. ______back onto the tracks, so the wreck­ Building—Contracting ...... i ’ VALVES AND CARBON job. labor the garden In the rear, and in ing crew from the Connecticut Com­ Florists—Nurseries ...... OUTING AT COLUMBIA charge on Chevrolet $4.50. Pontiac Live Stock— Vehicles 4 3 FIVE ROOM FLAT with all modern The second attachment In two front have been built spacious per- Funeral Directors .... • • • •. • • • J” $6.50. Oakland $8.50. All tvork pany barns In Hartford was called Heating—Plumblng-*-Rooflng .. i< impro'^'oments. Inquire W m. Kanehl, days was filed at the town hall this .golas, some of them with seats, and out. This crew replaced the car In guaranteed at Gatlin’s Servlco Sta­ 519 Center street. morning against property of 0. D. Insurance ...... q tion, 255 Center street. South Man­ EXCELLENT SADDLE HORSE with over tliem i*oses and grap vines a short time and traffic was resum­ Millinery—Dressmaking ...... chester. western saddle and bridle $125. 1109 Forty Leave at Noon Today Fitch of Woodbrldge street. This climb. The white-painted woodwork ed. Moving—Trucking—Storage .... * Middle Turnpike East. Phono 886-1 2. 3 ROOM furnished apartment, for attachment, for the amount of $800 Painting—Papering ...... For Afternoon of Sports at shares honors with rustic cedar The car went off the lalis at l.n Wanted Autos— Motorcycles 13 .summer. Cttll ^lanchester Construc­ was placed on the property by at­ tfellises. The bird bath, table and Professional Services ...... •* Poultry and Supplies 43 | tion Company. minutes past three and was not Lake— Concert Tonight. torneys acting for John Carey of some of the garden seats are in Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning .. 2* AUTOS— Win buy cars for Junk. back until twenty minutes to live. MARCH PULLETS—All breeds from this town. white, with one set of garden fur­ Toilet Goods and Servlcee ...... Used parts for sale. General auto re­ niture of artistic design in metal, Wanted—Business Service ...... -•> pairing, Abel’s Service Station, Oak excellent stock. Also milk fed broil­ All roads lead to Columbia lake Edncntlonnl street. 'Tel. 789. ers. Wm. E. Bradley. Phone 1163-3, §. A. LAWN FESTIVAL Mr. and Mrs- A. L. Crowell of enameled in a cool green. Courses and Classes ...... 321 Oakland street, Manchester. this afternoon when the local Sal­ Highland Park returned last nlghi Mrs. Britton has a collection of POLICE COURT Private Instruction ...... '“ 'me a Florists— N urserles 15 vation Army band goes on its an­ after spending six weeks in France. choice peonies and believes that Dancing ...... 100 R. I. Red Pullets. 3 months old. ! ON TUESDAY EVENING Musical— Dianiatlo ...... From accredited stock. Bargain, I nual outing. Forty or more men During their tour of that country the .sarden is most attractive in Charles H. FIss of Warehouse Wanted—Instruction ...... BEST VARIETY— disease free cab­ l$1.25 each, Theodore Relchard, tele- - they visited Rev. Julian S. Wads­ June when these peonies and sal­ Financial bage plants. L. J. Robertson,^ 943 phone 120,5-5. are to make the trli/ to enjoy the Point pleaded guilty before Judge Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages 81 Middle Turnpike East. Phone 4<7-3. worth of Chateau Thierry, former mon colored oriental popples are In Johnson in the Manchester police I On Tuesday evening, July 12, the games, swimming and general good blossom, but it is very lovely jiut Business Opportunities ...... Articles for Sale 45 time. The outing committee In pastor of the South Methodist court this morning of intoxication. Money to Loan ...... C\BBAGE PLANTS for sale, 50c per i local Salvation Army Corps tvlll church here and presented him with now with quantities of delphiniums, He was arrested by Traffic Officer Money Wanted ...... hundred. G. H. Sankey, 179 Oakland charge of Harold Turkington, campanula, foxglove, choice roses, B.-\BY CARRT.VGE In good condition. I hold a lawn festival in the rear of a flag and a purse of money from R. H. Wirtalla at Center street last Help and Sltnntlonn street. Phone 2142. Thomas Armstpng, Leslie Larder lemon and madonna lilies, and a Help Wanted— Female ...... Ib^a.sonabb^. ("all .at 24 Strickland ;ilie citadel, beginning at 7:30. The and David Wilson has arranged Manchester friends. evening. FIss was in his own au­ .street or lelcplinne 2176. wealth of other fiowers. Help Wanted—Male ...... ^6 CABB.\GE PLANTS for sale. Danish,. I ______1 proceeds of tliis festival will go to everything to the dot, and it is ex­ tomobile driven by Martin Folan, Help Wanted—Male or Female.. 8i ball heads, and flat Dutch B'c per VHsit Mp. and .^Irs. .John Talcott GOOD GULF G.VSOLIN'E 20c gal. Try the uniform fund of the Life Sav- also of Warehouse Point. The at­ Agents Winted ...... *7-A dozen, 50c per hundred. Samuel pected that the outing will be one The party then visited the gar­ Situations Wanted—Female ... 38 Burgess, 116 Center street. Phone live g.nllons, You_wni like It. HarrI- | gcouts of the local corps. Be- of the most successful ever held. JOHN DREW IS DEAD tention of the officer was called to Situations Wanted—Male ...... 89 29S-2. son’s Store, 598 Center street, town. ginning at .seven-thirty there wiil dens of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Tal­ the speed at which the machine Employment Agencies ...... V,’ ^. Upon arrival at the lake, the cott nearby, where they found was being driven. He trailed it Live Stock— Pete— Poultry— Vehicle* Danish bail head cabbage plants. 50c he a band concert by the local boys will enter the baseball game. Garden— Farm— Dairy Products .50 band. Tables will be set for serv­ AFTER LONG ILLNESS much to interest. These gardens are and placed the driver under arrest Dogs— Birds— Pets ...... - 41 per hundred, $3.50 per thousand, Two teams of equal strength have in several sections, divided by for speeding. He also found out I,lve Stock— Vehicles ...... Henderson snow ball caullHower in'; of ice cream, cake, home-made been picked with R. Von Deck cap­ Poultry anJ Supplies ...... <3 plants 75c per hundred, $5 per thou­ FOR SALE—RED CUBP.AN'T.s and candy, hot dogs, coffee and cold closely cropped, privet hedges. Ap­ that he had no license. Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 | sand. Wayside Gardens, Rockville., gooseberries. Josepli .Vlbiston, Man­ tain of one, and Arthur Larder (Continued from Page 1) propriate garden furnishings have In court this znornlng Fisa admit­ chester Green. Tel. lisn. soda. For Snie— MIscellaneoDB : 714-2. captain of the other. After a num­ been chosen and the walks are of ted he was so drunk he could not Articles for Sale ...... ; The local Life Savin,g Scouts ber of innings of baseball, four Other plays In which he took the Boats and Accessories ...... 46 |WE HAVE READY NOW 10,000 win­ Household Goods red brick or stepping stones. Many drive his own car. -He said he nev­ I were organized a few months ago, teams have been selected to partici­ leads were “ The Masked Bail,” er drove when he took liquor. He Building Materials ...... 47 ' ter cabbage plants 10c per dozen, and are under the leadership of of the arbors are gay with beauti­ Diamonds —Watches—Jewelry .. 48, 50c per 100, also 100.000 celery j aT^vr, rtv'nGolden oak finish, pate in the volley ball games. The “ The Bauble Shop.” “ The Square ful climbing roses in great variety. had a bad looking face for the rea­ Electrical Appliances—Radio .. 49 j plants; transplanted plants 15c per ■ t i.L, Scoutmaster James V. Munsie. The captains of the volley ball teams of Dames,” “ The Marrlago of Con­ son that when he awoke In the po­ dozen, $1.00 per 100 not transplanted si'i'ing and new mattress, $27.50 com­ One of the gardens was filled with Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A 1 plete. Watkins Used Furniture Store, l)oys have been taking much inter­ are, Walter Fox, Ernie Clough, venience” and many more. lice cell, he said he fell from the Garden—Farm—Dairy Products 60 , 10c per dozen. 75c per hundred; Ger- est in the movement, and have beea tulips earlier in the season and is Household Goods ...... 51 ’ raniums 20c each, $2.00 per dozen; 17 Oak street. Wm. Leggett and Wm. Hanna. A Two years ago he appeared on now planted with snapdragons and bed to the hard floor and cut his Salvias, Zinnias and Delphiniums working hard to get their uniforms. Machinery and Tools ...... 52 FOR SALE—FIVE PIECE parlor tug of war, general field games will tour In “ The Circle” and he was equally attractive annuals. Clumps forehead badly. Musical Instruments ...... 53 25c per dozen, large Coleus plants The fund Is nearly complete, and It take place after the volley ball taking the leading part In ’’Trel- Judge Johnson found FIss guilty 10c each, $1.00 per dozen. Helio­ suite, mission library suite and 2 of exquisite Japanese Iris called Office and Store Eaulpment . . . . 54 gas plates, all In perfect condition. is expected that the proceeds from j games and then all join In for a awney of the Wells” when he was .of intoxication, and Imposed a tine Sporting Goods—Guns ...... - 55 tropes 15o each. Lady Washington the lawn festival Tuesday evening forth much admiration, blue sca- Specials at the Stores ...... 50 Geraniums 30c each. Michael Pina- 23 Cooper street. good swim. A good old time pie taken 111 In Portland. biosa, odd colored Sweet ’Williams of $15 and costs. He also found Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... 57 tello, 379 Burnside Avenue, Station will put the fund over the top, so contest will take place at this time. One child who died In 1918, was Folan guilty of speeding and of 22, East Hartford. Phone Laurel THREE BURNER, smooth top gas the boys may get their uniforms and other flowers In Infinite varle- Wanted—To Buy ...... 58 stov». Inquire Karl JIarks, 136 Sum­ In the evening the members of born of his marriage to Josephine driving without a license, and fined Rooms— Uonrd— Hotels— Resorts 1610. immediately. A good crowd al­ Baker. She was Louise Drew. ty. Restaurants mer street or phone 1877. the band will render a spontaneous Mr. Talcott then led the way to him $10 on the latter and $15 for ways attends festivals given by the His brother, Sydney Drew, after speeding. Rooms Without Board ...... 59 Heating—Plunibing—Roofing 17 local Salvation Array and It Is ex­ concert. This goes big at the lake his new rock garden which was Boarders Wanted ...... 69-A and It Is expected that a good j a notable career on the stage and In Joseph Lelpner and Morgan Al- Country Board—Resorts ...... 6!) pected that a good crowd will at­ motion pictures, died several years laid out only last fall and Is bright ROOFING SPECIALISTS ! VELVET RUG— 6x8 for sale. Call 123. crowd will be on hand to hear the with violas, pinks and the Innum­ vord, both of Hartford, each paid Hotels—Restaurants ...... 31 tend next Tuesday, to enable the ago. a fine of $10 and costs for speeding Wanted— Rooms—Board ...... ^2 Slate, Gravel, Tin, Asphalt Shingles. boys to get uniforms. Ladies will boys. After the concert a good erable plants and evergreens appro­ Real Estate For Rent Repairing a Specialty. dog roast will take place, which Is Mr. Drew was the uncle of the on Center street yesterday after­ DUBUQUE ROOFING CO. be in charge of the different coun­ famous Barrymores, Ethel, John priate for rock gardens. The garden Apartments. Flats. Tenements.. 63 DIED BECAUSE OF BOB the last item on the program before Is In the shape of a huge semi-cir­ noon. Both men were arrested by Business Locations for Ren. ... 64 31 Oak St.’ Work Guaranteed. ters, and the young girls will serve. and Lionel. Traffic Officer Wirtalla. Houses for Rent ...... 65 Tel. 1167-12 Everyone is invited to attend the leaving for home. Besides the cle, the rock and soil forming a Suburban for Rent ...... 66 members of the hand there will be hill slope. Stepping stones are laid Summer Homes for Rent ...... 67 Millinery— Dressmaking 19 Paris.— The daughter of Jean festival. HELEN INDEPENDENT Viveau, 66-year-old sacristan of the special visitors along in the persons In the turf path and flowers on Wanted to Rent ...... 6 ’. of Colonel Underwood of New York Southampton. Eng., July 9.— Real Estate For Sale , Church of St. Martin Perigeux, bob­ "Professionalism bores me. If I shrubs on the other side, an un­ Apartment Buildings for Sale,.» 69 MARRIAGE INTENTIONS who is specializing at the Citadel usual and beautiful laj^ut. Business Property for Sale . . . . . 70 HEMSTITCH WORK — F. DIo'n , bed her hair against the wishes of were aa poor as a church niouse I 235 SPRUCE ST. TE L 1307-12. Sunday morning; Brigadier Bates The members then retraced their Farms and Land for Sale ...... 71 her father. The next Sunday, while , a at ft f wouldn’t become a professional.” For Sale Plymouth,^ of Hartford, Adjutant Pickering steps to Mrs. Britton’s garden Houses for Sale ...... 72 the sacristan was playing on the Abel S. AlcoU, or Miss Helen Wills of Berkley. Six room cottage house on Mill Lots for Sale ...... 73 bells, the music suddenly became a Conn., and Mrs. Pautoe M. Crouse, and Captain Noel of Hartford. where they were served with deli­ Resort Property for Sale ...... 74 Moving-Trucking—Storage 30 of Plymouth, Conn., filed a petition Commandant John Spohn, the new Calif., International woman’s ten­ cious fruit punch, assorted wafers street. House In good repair. Small wild discord. Worshippers investi­ nis champion, made this statement Suburban for Sale ...... 75 of marriage Intentions with Town officer in charge of the local corps, and fruit. It fs not expected the barn suitable for garage. Ijot Real Estate for Exchange ..... 76 PERRETT AND GLENNEY—Local gated, found he had hanged him­ as she sailed today on the Beren- Wanted—Real Estate ...... 77 Clerk Samuel J. Turkington this will also be with the hoys on the club will take another garden tour and long distance moving and truck­ self to the clapper' of the largest outing. garla for New York. 10^0x150 feet, with fruit trees. Just Auction—Legal Notices ing. Dally express to Hartford. Liv­ bell. morning. until late In Auglst. Auction Sales ...... 78 ery car for hire. Telephone 7-2. the place for a cozy home. Will be Legal f.otlces ...... 79 By Frank Beck sold at a very reasonable price. For GAS BUGGIES—Going—Going-----Sold! ONLY $500. CASH further particulars enquire of necessary to get warrantee deed Thomas Ferguson, 176 Main street. THINK,IDA to a six room single, steam heat, ^ V O u’l L MEET gas, garage space for 2 cars. Lot v o u ’ll l e t DU KBS - -LORDS. 50x200. Price only $5,400. It LOAN HEM ___ K IN G S - - is a home for some one. MONEY TO IT’LL GIVE Small farm at Wapping on State OVER HIS Insurance ME A CHANCE Road, one acre, six room house, COMPRESSED AIR TO HELP HEM steam heat, electricity, running Nearly twenty-five (25,) CAR , w e ’ll m a k e MY ONLY water, poultry house, garage. Price MILLIONS. YOU BROTHER--. only $3,500. years experience in Insuranibe CAN 60 TO _ _ YOU CAN Pitkin St. Brand new single of EUROPE .. M EET HOBNOB WITH latest design, every convenience and kindred lines is at your Ser­ PROMINENT such as fireplace, hard wood floors, NOBILITY-. vice through this office. PEOPLE__ . . ROYALTY. tile baths, gas. If you want a good place see this one soon. Shore cottage at “ Lake View,” Bolton Lake, right on water front, Travelers of Hartford fine living room with large stone fireplace, very low price and terms. Life, Fire, and Building lots all sections of town, I some as low as $125 with city water, gas and electricity. Casualty Lines Robert J. Smith 1009 Main St. EDWARD J. 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’ ; S i I I f- ^ f ^1 ‘ ‘ ir^SOATA -nfABj MC UP NSE«^ONSENSE J If 3 N< dtaiN HOMff Clftf b iV QC'f A PHONOGRAPH AW^4C/Jr ^ M A ^y LO^OO'^ a e r one R6«oitb-"M Anr tdu." iNSipe - " MABr 6 0 w -I IC tNlTM H C * 6 0 U6 Y ou .'* ANY SOY She. It Is very good of you to ask To K€€P TiHAr T>»lhf6 me to dance. ScOfflM*. AllOUM* KUOPCPUOOC^f TMAt* SAYS YhAY AtHY I Lcy^ycoou-^ He: Don’t mention It, u s a _ T H 6 M AN» p a y - YSS.s j r I JoMffr/H/W* e^oocH iw y h a y A r t S k charity ball. aSAUYtfOC, GSYS A 0 1 3 a b o u t t w a t Sows SSTf pocjrs/j SbNC BUiTfilt THe HffAUr, WEEKLY BIBLE QUIZ ^oe-tr in' fYofS Scientists claim ^ ^ IN h f f . ofc A TO ire s All of today’s questions relate to its infancy. W» know that by the Bible history. Answers are on way It squawls at night. another page: 1— What Incident from the Book A Manchester mother ^amed her of Genesis is illustrated in the pic­ son Finis. But he y s n t- ture below? were several more afterwards. Clergyman— My poor man! I pre­ sume it was the desire for whiskey that brought you here. • Prisoner— Not at all. I never ex- | pected to get any booze in this place. Well, well, well! Think how many of us didn’t drown or get killed Copyright, P. L. Crosby, 1927, Johnson Features, this summer. WASHINGTON TUBBS H Much good work is spoiled by the By Fontaine Fox lack of a little more. The Terrible Tempered Mr. Bang is All Alone By Crane There are not too many preach­ ers, blit entirely too few practlcers Hiram Green is so dumb he thinks a divorce suit is a set of pajamas. “ Strange,” said Billie Ritchie, in a musing mood, “ we very^^seldom realize our boyhood dreams.” “ Oh, I don’t know.” replied Alex. Fairbairn. “ When I was a kid I dreamed of the day I would wear 2— How did God tempt Abra- long pants. And. now I wear them longer than I ever dreamed of.” ^^3_Who were the twins born to So Rebekah and Isaac? flavor Autos are becoming thicker, 4_What two brothers, fisher are the drivers. men, did Christ take as his dis- Why do some barbers stay poor *^^^5_Whom did the Lord stir up when all they have to do In order to against Solomon? be millionaires is to establish a 0:_Who was the youngest of chain of shops for men only? Joseph’s broth.ers? . 7_What miracle did Christ per­ Man was plainly intended to form at Capernaum? AK,-,Tn’a ivork snaps. Else w'hy, when he g_How did God change Abram s asked for butter, did Nature pass him a cow? *^^^Who was the father of Hosea the prophet? TO_How was Sennacherib, king of Assyria, killed? flapper fanny SAYSt

Our Hillside House Our hillside house stands by the road with maples towering o’er it, A shady place, with cool green grass and posy beds before it. I I we fall off from our front j porch we’ll go down hill revolving. And possibly roll in the brook, an | old-time problem solving. But, just the same, there’s not a I't house in this ’ere whole broad na­ tion ^ ^ , Thar e’er can beat for homely bliss our hillside habitation. « ------Johnie, when asked by his people j to define .“ deficit” , -said “A deficit is what you’ve got when you 9 haven’t as much as if you had had just nothing.” The lawyer is supposed to carry ^ his client’s “ burden of proof.” By Blosser The only difference between a The Pony! girl’s voice and music . is that the FREC^KLES AND HIS FRIENDS music can be shut off.

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by, GUbert Patten JACK LOCKWILL IN THE WOODS (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) “ Oh, gee! Oh, my! Oh, goodness what she’d done. For she had wav­ me!” cried Clowny, scared as he ed her magic wand and turned the could be. “ Won’t someone kindly horses loose. She watched them for save me from this horse. He’s going a while, then thought it best the mad. The merry-go-round is his animals were caught. She then real home. What business has he brought forth a magic rope and put got to roam? Of all the thrills this the thing to use. Is the worst that I have ever had.” It floated out upon the air and “ Oh, don’t be frightened,” Coppy seemed to pick Its way with care. Right after all the horses went the cried. “That horse will show you funny looking rope. The Tinles saw how to ride. Just hang on tightly it come their way and they all to his neck and you’ll be safe and shouted loud, “Hurray!” They sound. The horse I’m on is frisky, knew that rescue thus yvas near, too. The only thing that we can do which filled them all with hope. Is keep from being thrown off, else And, as the rope’s good work was we’ll land upon the ground.” done, it grasped the horses one by The other Tinies kept real still. Mrs. id «h.y bit .*eb oftmjr than one. It circled 'round about their In spite of his crude methods They didn’t want to take a spill, With a squeal of joy Willie necks and made them stop real The declinihg eun was low above the treetops when Willie^ . . * . B.tS ^ Ml Darling soon had a number of the daddy of Vim ieTelt a ierk at the line.!, and feared that if they shouted, short. “ At last, we’re safe,” the i“derricked out” a ipeckled big fellow over his head. B ^ n d hUn. ^ they’d bje thrown up in the air. Darlinff carrying a fishing rod and a can of worms, crept ca - beauty that weighed at least a trout flapping in his creel. The Tinies cried. Then ran up to the SMs"y down to the stream that was filling the *Pring woods with sun sank lower, and shadows '- Whirling round, he was beast__a bear! ’Twas best to let the horses run, pound, “Told ’em I’d catch a Princess’ side. Although they’d all Tiousiy music ‘‘WhooDs! whispered Willie, stop- gathered in the woods,, _ clutched in.^*_P3^^-®- * and try to make it seem like fun. been scared, they quite agreed \mess for supperl" he cried. Of course they might jump to the jp --0 ' rb^trout h .T .! ni .hU wh.th.,.l e... ground, but felt they didn’t dare. they’d had some sport. And, in the meantime. Princess (The TinymItes ride on a tiny Jun, just laughed and laughed at ,Crain to, the next stpiyA . T-, :* '• ■ -Z''''- ■■ ‘ ‘ ''J' • ■ - ‘ " T '.- . :• .‘-■ '-./r 1* AC® tWEL^VUT

A 9 8-4 pound boy, Sidney B.. jr. Mr. and Mrs. VIcto? Hedeen have was born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. returned fjrom a flve^ days’ autom o­ DANCING Sidney B. Cushman of Cambridge bile trip through tlie Green Moun- 1 tains and northern New England. street. LOOKt! TONIGHT The water will be turned off At the RAINBOW on Oakland Street from North FOR THE WEEKEND. School Street, North, including B T T,T . TASHiLO’S ORCHESTRA the Oakland village, at eight OLD FASfflONED-MODERN o’clock Monday morning. July DANCING 5 GALS. At City View Dance HaD 11th for about twelve hours. . (ff that Keeney Street TO-NIGHT WITH THE LOCAL SHERWOOD’S ORCHESTRA Now In Progress Admission 50c. AUTO DEALERS POPULAR Mr. Shearer of the Capitol Bulck ABOUT TOWN Co., reports deliveries of a Bulck At nine o’clock yesterday morning when the doors opened for its 30th sedan to Oscar E Bailey of Hilliard I' PAN AM GAS Water will be shut oft on Oak­ street and a coupe to Jesse R. Da­ anniversary sale we had one of the largest crowds- that we have ever had land street from North School vis of Centerfieid street. street, north, including Oakland vil­ George H. Betts, for the past five in the history of the store. 'The shoppers came from all over Manchester ’ lage, Monday morning, July 11 at years local representative of the eight o’clock for about 12 hours. Hudson-Essex line, has taken on and vicinity, all anxious to get in on the values that were being offered. the Reo line, including the Flying The Lakeview Parent-Teacher as­ Cloud, Wolverine and Reo Si«ed PROCBASTIMATION New specials will be offered daily. Extra salespeople to wait on you. sociation is expecting a good crowd Wagon. „ , V J at their dance‘this evening at the The Pickett Motor Sales have de- . Isn’t it peculiar why people will put off ordering South Main street school in view of llcived a W hippet coach to V7iUiam = coal until the last minute when they could just as Let US Grease your car. An the continued cool evenings. Fleming of Hartfcrd Road and a i well have their bins filled before the cold weather Whior’s orchestra will provide mus­ landau to V/illiam Battey of Wap- = arrives? ^ n . expert job. ic and W illiam Hagenow will pins- ' . 4 Read Our Full Page Ad, prompt for the old-time'dances. Schaller Motor Sales report de­ s It’s human nature to put off until tomorrow what liveries of the following; one Star 5 can be done today, but every sudden cold snap The Misses Helen Waskilewiez sedan to Robert Perretto of Maple E keeps us busy writing orders, each order stating and Louise Pallier will spend the street; one Star six sport roadster next week in Paterson, N. J. to Gordon Hills of Hillstowu; one E “must be delivered at once.” On Page 7 Dodge special sedan to Andrew i All of which leads us to ask, have you ordered Mrs. E. L. G. Hohenthal, Sr. of Myers of Wapping; one Graham S your winter supply of coal ? Center street has opened her cot­ Brothers three-quarter truck to LANDA’S tage at Grove' Beach for the sum­ Francis Graham of the Graham I t h e W. G. GLENNEY CO. SERVICE STATION mer months. Mr. Hohenthal is al­ bakery. to spending the week-end at the = Allen Place, Manchester. _ there. K. OP P. INSTALLATION Tel. 1650 Officers of Linne Lodge, No. 72, A news item reporting a fore­ Knights of Pythias for the ensuing closure of a mortgage on property term were installed at a joint in­ of William E. Shaw on Woodbridge stallation ceremony held with Mc­ street in yesterday’s Herald stated Kinley Lodge, K, of P., No. 64, SOUTH -M fK NCHCSTCR ■ CONN • that Charles M. Milikowski was a held in Hartford Tuesday eveni-ng, part owner of the property. This is Ihe business being followed by a incorrect. Mr. Milikowski is not a social hour and refreshments. part owner, but had placed an at­ The new officers of the local tachment on the property. lodge are as follows: Chancellor Commander, Arthur Ogren, . „ REV. MURPHY GIVEN Vice Chancellor, Hilding Bohn. Quality - Service Prelate, Carl Hulteen. Master of Work, Herbert John­ HONORARY DEGREE son. Master of Arms, Robert Modean. In the face of present day prices we are still rendering to the public the same high Keeper of Records and Seal, Gus What 'will happen if The pleasure a man enjoys in the Gull. quality consciousness of having performed Rev. F. J. Murphy who preceded Master of Finance, Carl Thoren. Rev. C. T. McCann as rector of St. Master of Exchequer, Edwin you leave no •will? his duties is a reward for dll his pains. Bridget’s R. C. church here was Swanson. given an honorary degree of Doctor Inner Guard. Carl Anderson. Your estate will be dis­ ^LA BRUYERE of Laws at the annual commence­ Outer Guard, Edward Berggren. tributed according to ment exercises of St. Bonaventure Delegate to Grand Lodge, Carl Exide Batteries College, Allegheny, N. Y., recently. i I* ^ Hood Tires state laws, without re­ Father Murphy graduated from St. Alternate, Arthur Carlin. Bonaventure in 18S5. He Is now Musician, Elmer Anderson. gard for individual cir­ rector of St. Mary’s R. C. church Assistant Musician, Alfred John- in Greenwich, Conn. son. cumstances. The divi­ Socony Gasoline and Motor Oils sion of your estate in Vv'Vv V \ V vv v v v v this way is almost cer­ We will be able to take care of you Saturday with a large Drive-in Entrance— tain to ^ different than plenty of room—free air—greasing and changing oil. you would desire. Believe It Or Not Let us flush out your transmission and differential with our new motor flusher— Who •will settle washes them out with kerosene and takes away every bit of dii't and grit. Then we • your estate? fill them with new summer grease. f An executor is required Bargains ! Bargains J to take charge of the o u t o f g a s f l a t t ir e BATTERY TROUBLE § many details involved They are going fa^?t. Don’t wait. You’ll miss ’em. in the settlement o f your It will do your eyes good to look them over. CALL 1551 estate. One of the ad­ Oh Boy! the old pocketbook will rejoice too. vantages of making a will is that it enables Come in and make an offer on a little lot of eatables and we v/ill not turn away any sale offer down. you to specify who is to A Duty Campbell’s Filling Station act as your executor. Fixtures Too. Main Street at Middle Turnpike P e r f o r m e d Store Open This Evening Until 10 o’clock. The settlement o f estates is the special business o f our — his will made trust department. N ot expected — an experienced Not thought possible You can insure the safe­ The Amos Adams Co. Inc. guards of our experience executive appointed 70 East Center, Orange Hall Building. and responsibility by a simple clause in your w ill VX.VX.VVWWWWV.V Yet now an even'^ater By talking wkh one of our Have you fulfilled this ob­ X X X X X X X X X X X X X officers you can obtant full X x.x.x.x ligation to your family? s s e x information regarding this Kiwanis Camp Week E Super-Six service, without incurring Now on Display any obligatUmy engmeets have now created an even greater and faer Essex Snper-Sbe. So starding: are its advantages that atthe height SPECIALS of die «HlTng season, widi the market stripped of Essex cm and of unfilled ordets Pas8. Speedaboot $7«« - - 4-Pa8S. Speedster $835 cloth, collar attached. UNION SUITS. OM ch $735 C oape $735 - Sedan $835 Sizes Q O Two to a AOpHees f. e. bM>eirott, phu-war exeUetam 1 4 1 /2 to 17 .. tP 1 Customer . $1.19 MEN’S GOLF HOSE, extra One Lot—Neckband and num, 13 Hawthorne street; Bruno PLANES AT DALLAS i quality cotton AO Collar Attached SHIRTS, Dallas, Texas, July HOSPITAL NOTES Giorgano, 43 Spring street; Lor­ airplanes competing In the Ford air fancy top ... v X • v/V/ Values to OO raine Gill, New Britain; Harold $ 4 .0 0 ...... tour reliability contest were taming' MEN’S COTTON PA^ Helm, 25 Spruce street; Eleanor up at Love Field this morning for There was only one admission at Berggren, 88 Linden street: Mrs. the hopoff to Oklahoma City. , I JAMAS, coat or slip-on MEN’S LISLE HOSE, spe- Emma Daoust, Bissell street; Mrs. the Memorial hospital yesterday, The planes began arriving at the style, blue, cial lot. A A Newell Valentine and infaut Municipal Airport shortly after Creighton Smith ol 55 Middle daughter, Hartford. tan, white $1.59 5 Pairs for .. ^ X •v/V / Turnpike, a tonsil patient. three o’clock yesterday afternoon. Black and cordovan. BOYS’ SPORT HOSE, The discharges were Orlando An­ Special value BOYS’ ALL COTTON Sizes 7 1 /2 to 11 39c BATHING SUITS Sizes 26 to 36 CHILDREN’S WASH 39c SUITS, good assortment. BOYS’ UNION SUITS, SUNDAY DINNER Sizes O Q Allen A or Topkis ( J Q _ M. A. 3 to 9 ...... $ Sizes 4 to 18 .... O v C at the .or Arthur L. Hultman HOTEL SBERDAN Heating W . R. TINKER, Jr. Turkey, Duck or Chicken 65 East Center St^ 917 Main Street ♦ VISIT OUR BOYS’ DEPT—DOWN STAIRS. with all the fixings, $1 ISO Center St. South Manchester 12 M. to 2:30 P. M. UL a636XX9t9aC98X3CXX3eOC»OCXXX»CX3C8X3gXXXX906XX^^