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<5^ HERALD ADV. Cold Wave A P A m j 0 4 t A T ' ^ GETS WITNESS Cuts Down REDUCTION TOOTENT Car Wrecks Auto accidents dropped with the thermometer over the week-end L ^ e r s Think It Most Grace- Fred Robinson, Chanffenr and reports reaching International f htUST TEAR DOWN BARN News Service showed but 18 dead TO GET PLANE OUT and 118 injured throughout the W Wajr Out of Belize As Soon as Ambassador . for H. B. Cheney, Hits Sil country. St. Joe, Ark., June 3.—rThe The sudden change from mid Sitaatmn — Lfterals Are test flight ■ of the home made Dawes Reaches London ver Lane Man; Classified summer weather to the wintry plane of Sam Allen, local rural blasts of late fall kept thousands of mail carrier, had to be postpon automobile owners off the roads Against Him. ed today unUj Allen can 'tear Negotiations With Great Adv. Secures Witness. during Sunday. the side'out .of the barn. ’ Ohio led the list with ten dead I Allen" constructed the plane and fifty injurfed. Britain Will Be Resumed; London, Juiie 3.— The Conserva-: In his barn during spare mo Fred Robinson of Porter street, New York state ran a close sec ments. He plauned to make a ond with six dead and fourteen in tive Cabinet is divided upon the chauffeur for Horace B. Cheney of test flight today, but in assemb Has New Plan to Propose, the hospitals. question of resigning as a result of ling the plane he overlooked 78 Forest street was in East Hart Massachusetts reported one dead the Labor Party sweep in Thurs ’ providing an exit for the plane ford town court this morning and fifty-four injured. from the narrow doors of the Different from Any So Oregon brought up the rear with day's general election, it was learn charged with reckless driving as barn. one dead. ed this afternoon.. the result of an accident Friday It is-.understood that Premier Far Sobmitted by Experts. night on the Silver Lane road. His Stanley Baldwin is^anxious to re case was continued until July 8 sign immediately, but a majority, to await the outcome of injuries CONGRESS SET including Foreign Secretary Sir Washington, June 3.— Negotia suffered by Thomas Futtner, elder Austin Chamberlain and Chancel POUCE PROBE tions for a naval understanding be ly farmer who was struck by the lor of the Exchequer, Winston tween the United, States and Great Cheney car while crossing the road Churchill are in favor of the. Cabi Britain will be speeded up as soon In front of his house. F0RARE(£S net holding on and meeting the DEATHSOFTWO as Charles G. Dawes arrives in Lon Victim 70 Years Old new Parliament. don to assume his ambassadorship. Futtner, who is nearly 70 years This dazzling photo. Introducing the newly elected mayor of St. Petersburg, Fla., In attractive southern It is probable that Dawes’ first surroundings, may throw some light on why his job was sought by that famous Beau Brummel and vet Belated'returns show that there old, is in the' Hartford hospital will be 14 women in the new House major task in London will be tho with broken ribs in addition to an ABOOT JUNE 11 eran politician, Major Amos Hoople. For the garrulous start of the “ Our Boai^ding House comic actually of Commons instead of 13. Miss COLLEGECllS presentation of the new plan for injured right elbow and right kid did receive one vote for mayor of St< Petersburg, and despite the protests of certain board members, tn.ic Eleanor Rathburne, an Independ measuring the relatiy'e strength of vote has gone into the election records of Jhe city. The Major expressed himself as being tremendousl.v ■ V ---- \ the American and British navies, ney. His age makes it difficult to gratified, egad, with such a powerful expression of confidence and admiration on the part of the public an«l ent, was elected by the English judge the outcome of his injuries. combined universities. which has been worked out there Minor Tasks Must Be Com has sent his congratulations to Mayor Arthur R. Thompson, above, for his victory at the polls. The poles under President Hoover’s diiection. Futtner stepped in front of the in this picture, howfever, are being operated by four beautiful, bare-legged fisherwomen, and left to right One Found in Detroit, the In naval circles the plan is called Cheney machine, a La Salle, from they are V^na Clyde, Sherman King, Anne Dewberry and Alice-Mohan. London, June 3.-r-Ppliticiane of “A New Yardstick.” While its oe- behind .a car passing in the oppo the three great parties and the pleted in Meantime— La populace of the nation as a whole OAer in WeQesley, Mass.; tails remained undisclosed, the un site direction. derstanding is. that it involves a to How It Happened were anxiously awaiting today the expected statement of Stanley tally different method of antving Mrs. Cheney was riding in the Follette Starts Another Both Students of the Same at each nation’s needs than has ever car at the time, oound for Hart Baldwin, defeated Conservative prime minister,, as to his future fieen discussed' by the experts ' in ford. It is understood that the ADVISES their various attempts to get to chauffeur was driving at compara Little Row. cj)urse of Parliamentary action. School. gether at the Geneva meetings. tively slow speed but was unable " The fact- that Ramsay Mac Don- Mach Grnniblin'g. old, "victorious leader of the labor to see the pedestrian being blinded forces, galled to get a working ma Meanwhile, there was an under by the headlight from a passing Washingron, June 3. — The TO WED ONLY FOR LOVE Six Months; Wellesley, Mass., June 3.— Dis current of rumbling in Congress .to jority in the House of Commons in day among those who led the bitter car. The accident happened a short special session of congress, the general elections of last week, covery here today of the body of distance west of the yellow over 18-vear-i®®^^ Congress for the which president Hoover called for has suggested the possibility that Miss Louise M. McBride, -Sst head street light at th^ intersec enactment of the 15-cruiser pro the relief of agriculture and for re Baldwin may return to the House old Wellesley college ,sophomore gram, which calls for the laying tion of Forbes street and Silver Also to Become Snob^ Stu- WARREN TO LEAVE Loses Appeal in the role, of its prime minister Lane road. Futtner was delivering vision of the tarrif, entered its and resident of Weston, W. "Va... down of five 10,000-ton cruisers eighth week today with its program and ask for a vote of confidence to each year until 1932. a can of milk at the time. determine wfiether or not he shall brought to light a second puzzling sufficiently advanced to warrant the President Hooyer’s forthcoming A local doctor was called by Mrs. leaders arranging an allsummer va dents Nowadays Dress' THE TRADE SCHOOl Washington, June 3.— Harry F. resign hjs post. death of a Wellesley college grad Cheney and the injured man was proposal to the British involve^the cation. Sinclair, multiTmillionaire oil mag Asked .to Resign. uate and undergraduate. In Detroit, scrapping of these cruisers, which given first aid treatment. Later It is understood, however, that at The New Farm Relief Bill, upon Carelessly, M. I. T. Pro nate, now serving a three months police were investigating the death BOW exist, of course, only on paper. Futtner was removed to the Hart which Senate and house conferees a conference of Conservative party of Mary Bayfis Lee, 30, 'Wellesley Under the.,enactment law, the Pres ford hospital. are rapidly reaching an- agreement, sentence in the di^rict pail for con-;- leaders at Chequersj.- official coun college graduate who was found ident "WM given ■ power to suspend try reslderice pi ■the prime minister, Herald Adv. Figures wUl be placed upon the statute fessor Declares. Director of Local Insdtutfon temipt of the . Senate, >lost another in a hotel Tooin. building in the event of “ an inter Just as the accident took place Bfiidwln was i'.iifged to tender., his books within ten days unless some round with the law today, and as a' Miss McBride died in Freeman national agreement,” which he was Mrs. Cheney noticed an automobile unforeseen development bars its r#9ti^ation immediately as the most “ earnestly” Importuned to promote. Boston, June 3.— “ Be a snob. Doien Years— To V Join re’shlt. faces six months more Im gBUceful way out of an . .extremely Hall on the Wellesley college cam headed for South Manchester pass path. pus. Her body was found to The Navy people allowed that to go ing but did not get the number. Recess June 11. You will find it just as easy to prisonment for having his opeta- deiiciafe sitijatlon. - into the 'hfU as a concession and now tivea-shadow, the jurors who sat This advice was prompted bY the day by Mrs. H. Lyman, the house Robinson was placed under bonds The new tariff bill already has marry the boss’s daughter as the mother. ■“ • it has arisen to plague them. to appear in East Hartford’s town passed the, House but will not be N. Y^Xfty Cm pra^jB* in, tbe Falls-SInclair conspiracy fact"'that to "succeea in his attempt America’s “Yardstick” to win back the premiership In In Excellent Health court this morning and in the hope ready for the Senate for another Professor Robert Emmons trial, . . It was stated at the office, of the If the new American “ Yardstick” two months, while the Senate fi Th« Supreme Court upheld *the spite of the labor vlptory at the of getting the assistance of the Rogers, of the English and history Alexander, A, Warren todRy an president oi Wellesley college, that is acceptable to the British as, a nance committee considers It. In the original sentence of six months, polls, Baldwin would' have to de basis for arriving at the relative w’itness she did not know Mrs. department of Massachusetts Insti nounced his resignation as director pend, upon liberal support In the Miss McBride had been In excellent Cheney inserted the following ad* meantime, adn^inistration leaders, just as it recently sustained the naval needs of the two. countries tute of Technology, discovered to of the State Trade syiool here, a sentence of three months which health, had stood high in. her vertisement in The Herald of Sat- with the concurrence of Democratic day ttiat he started something the !15-crujser program goes by the. chieftains, have decided to send position he has held twelye years., Sinclair is now serving, ' tCbr^liiijied ojit Page studies arid bad beeu in good -spir boards, for President Hoover aims u^ay: when he gave this advice to Tech - in JaU ’Till Xmas. its last evening. This caused thepi WILL THE MAN runnnig his auto Congress home probably from June seniors at tlie class banquet on Sat Mr. Warren said tbht he had' been not only to regulate the size of 11 or 12 until September 9. The decision probably means that to report the matter to tha Welles mobile East to South . Manchesr urday night. considering a change from, school navies, hut to actually reduce them. A number of relatively minor at the conclusion of his present ley ppUcbi -who, in tur.n, called in A decision,mu3t be had in the ter last evening. Silver Lane “ Dress, speak and act like a work for ttrp Years and that he had sentenee,. late In July, the oil mag Dr. Frederick Stanwood, the local Road, who witnessed an accident tasks must be completed before gentleman and you will be surpris next two months, or by Aug. 1. Al the recess begins. First, th'e House established contact with, ab engin nate will., start immediately on the medical examiner. It was stated at ready, Secretary of s the Navy please communicate with tele ed at the amount of murder you longer sentence, which will keep the crillege president’s office^ how phone 360, Manchester, at once? must pass the new census and re can get away with,” said the son- eer ihg. porporatibh. ifi Ne"W Yorh Adams, at President Hoover’s direc apportionment < bill and both City. He will report tu the concern him in jail until long after Christ ever, that the death of Miss Mc At 1 o’clock Saturday afternoon in-law of Morris H. Pancost, the tion, has delayed submission of his branches approve its conference re s6oh aiteft his resignation become^ mas. Bride might have been dire to heart cruiser estimates-tOx the Bureau of Fred Blish, Jr., read the advertise noted Philadelphia artiet. “ Never port. Second, the Senate must do effective, on July 1st; His resjgda- Cblnoldent with the Sinclair ver- failure or soma other natural the Budget. If no!understanding Is ment and answered the telephone something about President Hoover’s buy a suit of clothes unless you get dictl the court sustained a sentence an extra pair of trousers. Keep one tlon was forwarded to the Btate cause that came suddenly and un reached with the British by Apgust number given. He learned what had recommendation for repeal of the Board of Education on Saturday.- . of -four months for H! Mason Day, expectedly during the night. The 1, however, these estimates must been the outcome of the accident suit of clothes pressed every week. former .official of one of Sinclair’s National Origins Act, which changes Never buy shoes unless you buy “ Becausie of' , some pending Trooping of Colors Takes only thing that caused them to ] be submitted and the work gone ind said he would be willing to ap immigration quotas on July 1. Both changes contemplated in the -voca oompahie’s;'arid a fine-of $1,0D0 ahead with under the law. pear in behalf of the driver this shoe trees with them. Keep them a^inst W. Sherman Burns, acting/ these tasks will be accomplished shined, shave yourself and never tional dlvislon. -bf the' State. Board (Continued nu Page 2.) Bids This Week morning. According to Mr. Blish, this week, if administration leaders of Educattbn.,” ■ Mr. Warren, stated, head of the detective agency that Place OB Monarch-s Birth It Is considered doubtful, how the car that Mr. Robinson was driv wear the same collar at night which furnished the jury-shadowers, but have their way. you wear all day.” He urged col “ 1 decided that I had better re ever, .whether all the fifteen, cruis ing was not going fast. Senate Publicity. main here until the future p l^ s did not sustain the,sentence of ers ever will! see water. Five of lege men to be aristocrats— to be four tnonths " against William J. day; Beautiful Ceremony. The question of Senate publicity members of the “ ruling class.” of this 'board were fully, discmaeff. BUSINESS LEADERS them must bri laid down this year, may be decided, too, before Con Nbw, with! a full,knowledge ‘BurnsV' elder Burns will not under the law, providing no agree Present Day Students. have to serve, the sentence'imposed gress quits. The Senate rules com But even while his advice was plans, it would, seem that industrial London,■ Jdrie"'-3 -7-In, a beautiful ment Is reached. The navy will re COOL WEATHER AIDS mittee has recommended publica opporfunifies . were'''bettet' for^ me upon him by the District Court. ceive bids on them this week.. Un flayed on all sides. Prof. Rogers The four were held in contempt ceremony marred only by the ah- FAVOR “ DRY” UWS tion of all roll-calls and a new rule, was explaining that he was using personally than thoa^' field]: out by der the. enactment law, the presi* providing for public consideration by Jristice .Fredericlc' L. SjHjdons of ence of the man in whose honor it the word snob in the better or Connecticut State Trade' schools-’ ’" dent is empowered to stop construc HOSPITAL CAMPAIGN of presidential appointments when . Came From'Lynn,'M 1 the "District of Columbia' Supreme was held, the annual troopings of tion any time “ an international Court,, after a mistrial hrid been de ever a majority so decides. The (Continued on Page 3.) Mr. Warren .came to Mancfiester the; colors in recognition of King agreement” Is reached, so that even Senate must act on both proposals from Lynn, Mass., .In May, 19 V7V at clared in, the Sinclair-Fall conepira- Asks Nation to Give Them a if the five keels are laid down for though before they can be adopted. which time he, took over ! thb duties cy case;! The ’ District- Court of Ap George’s birthday took place on the this year, it would still be possible Another little row has been ini of director of'iocarJnst'itutlon, suc peals, hoWfev'er, "Was iiriahle to de Horse Guardis parade here today. to suspend the building of the ten Workers Are Stimulated to tiated by Senator La Follette (R) ceeding James C. Tucker who left cide the case and certified it to the Sixteen hundred' picked troops Fair Trial; Protect Ameri- for 1930 and 1931. ■ of Wisconsin, who introduced a OUR GENERATION here to supervise vocational train Mgh court. took part in the display while. King The heart of the Anglo-American George, who is khoWri'to erijoy this ‘ Put Drive Over Before It Senate resolution, directing its fi ing activities' Ih Bethlehem,t-: Pa. ... Created Sensation naval differences lies in cruisers. nance committee to conduct public >7 During the ■ course of hi's wbrE^bere, * The “ jury shadowing” expose ceremony perhaps more than other canHome. The British, with their coaling sta hearings on the tariff. The commit Mr. Warren has seen; the .enrbiit Came as a sensation In the con of the colorful functions he has to tions and naval bases all Over "tfie IS “ SEMI-PAGAN attend, was in bed -at Windsor Gasr Ends Wednesday. tee starts its sessions June 11 so a ment of the school grow from 85 spiracy trial in which government , New York, June 2.— ^ plea to world, can utilize small cruisers ";^ decision must be reached on the tie, suffering, froni an abscess in the just about as much advantage as resolution before Congress quits or (Crintlnuedi on Page:’24 (Cdntlntie.bn Page S) right side of'fiis chest. , the nation by twenty-four' business large cruisers. The United States, The cool weather which greeted the usual secret sessions' will be Takes King’s Place, and industrial leaders, urging sup with its far-flung bases and tremen .'The Duke e f Connaught, uncle of the hospital drive teams over the held. These iiearings Incidentally So Says Speaker at 1 0 7 th - port of President Hoover’ s'law-en dous distances, cannot. American, week-end stimulated their determi will last six weeks and the commit the king, "who recently returned experts contend that American- de nation to “ bring home the bacon’’ tee probably will require several from his villa on tfie Riviera, forcement program .and his request fense requirements demand the In the form of $36,000, the quota weeks more to draft the bill, so Anniversary of Yale Di-1 T V t t n s p p r t o iiiJOf Workers deputiised for the king. Often de that prohibition be gi'en a fair cruiser of 10,000 tons. It was upon set for this years hospital cam that It hardly will be ready for the scribed as the finest, physical speci trial* was; made public here today. the rock of that difference that'One men in the entire royal faLiily, the paign and brought the total to date Senate before September 1. Those signing the message-includ Geneva meeting went completely "to within hailing distance of the half viniiy School. On Tobacco i& M 79-year-old duke presented an in- smash. . . way mark with $17,553,20. splplng picture; as he watched the ed Henry Ford, Thomas A. Edison, The new “ yardstick”'' which the Because of last weeks heat wave New Haven, June 3.-^Ours Is a display held In honor of his ailing Captain iRpbert Dollar, Frederick S. experts here have worked ottt nrid!er the drive is continuing until Wed “ restless, dissatisfied semi-pagan nephew’s 64th birthday. Chase; president Chase companies, President Hoover’s directions, alufs KILLS SWEETHEART All trucks used in tran^orting? force largely on all 'safety rules The .Prince" of Wales, in -the uni- nesday. A partial list of contribu generation,” Dr. Henry Hallam Waterbary, Conn. ; Charles B. Cook, at an adjustment of this stubborn tors follows: employes-to and from places.-of and:-the suggestion Is made that form of an officer of! the guards, as controversy on a basis of relative Tweedy, of Yale Divinity School, police departriients be asked to well as the DukO;Of York were pres yice-presideiit. Royal Typewriter Mr. and Mrs. Clifford D. told the graduation class at that employment should be operated un- on. all safety measures taken Co., Hartford; Alfred C. -Fuller, keels. C heney...... $200 AND THEN HIMSELF der combination registration^, which oVners.” ent for the ceremony. , institution today, and declared the - i, y Anuoal-ASair ! ■president Puller Brush Co., i Hart Horace'B. Cheney .200 only “ religious problem for the are issued’for vefilcles doing freight The department has acceptied the ford; ^Wln8low Russrill, vice-presi Mr. and Mrs. John G. Talcott '.100 The trooping of-the colors is held STORMS IN KANSAS education mind” is:'*" and passenger business, *under,^ in- positipn^tfiat the statutes-are not each year in the great parade dent Phoenix Mutual Life Insur S. L. Cheney...... 100 “ Is there a good God? !And if tetpretatlon of - the -statutes^madev definitedecldiriig' wfiether com- ance, Co., Hartford, and A. A. Mrs. S. L. Cheney...... 100 grounds back pf Whitehall,, .arid Jealousy Thought Motive for there Is, how can I find him? And hy the State Motor Yfehicle Depart- mercial motor vehicles which carry familiar to most American visitors Welch,'president Phoenix Mutual Wichita. Kansas, June 3.— Tor Manchester Water Co...... 100 if I find him, wjiat can, He do for merit; This* opinion malfily - affefcts. employes 'are public ., service motor Life Insurance Co., Hartford. Lydall and Foulds Paper Co. . .100 to London by the twp seemingly Im rential rains dashed by tomadb- me arid for mankind?” commercial vehicles In' th^ ^rylce ; vehtcles.A lso, that!;th6 definition movable guardsmen who ... sit on The Message like winds swept this section of Dr. and Mrs. N. A. B u r r ------. 50 Doable Tragedy m “ Simple folk may be disturbed of transp'ortirig-tobaccp; planfatiriri of . public' service inritor'vehicle has Colonial Board Co...... ;50 equally Immovable black horses at The message, issued by the Rev* Kansas during the ; night' causing about the geology of Genesis, and workers, '. >l .“Qt heeri applied, to. vehicles In this the front entrance. Grandstands are Charles Stelzle of .this city, read in hea-vy property damage. William Foulds and Co...... 50 misguided religious teachers stake A warning against o"verioading of type: of service by.-any court, Herald Printing Co...... 50 Moorestown,N. J. built fio accommodate the rirowri part a.s fpllpys.v'' j . '. , Aiinplanes and'buildings' wrecked the truth of the gospel of the vir these trucks ■ ^thiworkelrs ibaffibeeri • ; . labile Service Gars, v/hich invariably turns out for this “ To’ e-very AmVirtcan citizen the at two of Wichita’s airports en Elman and Rolston ...... 40 gin birth. For ns those are no long issued alsb' by: the depai*tnieHt;'";A^ !. In ;i;egliitei1ng . vehicles, the de Mr. and Mrs. George E. Keith . .25 function," oife of the must pictur repent messages of ,P r^id8nt Hoo tailed a loss estimated today at Moorestown, N. J., June 3.— Two er problems. Neither do they*have vice has been given’to'owners' tp partment has defined a puhllc serv- esque military manoeuvres * per ver are a •challenge, t'fi patriotism $200,000. F. T. Blish . .,...... -25 possible solutions loojhed- today any Interest for college gtaduatesi” use common sense safety rules, Ice inotpr. vehicle as pne/i?blcb car- Albert F. K n ofla...... 25 formed In this country. ' and . a call to duty. . No deaths had been reported . to-- the mysterious double shooting of Dr. Tweedy then charged the based’ on the capacity ■ 'dt;-vtfie;ries passengers fo.r hire,,: and, where I'he Kingi although - rather an In- day. ' . William A. Knofla ...... 25 graduating class “ never to- be dis vehicles." Partioulai’ljri'the-waifritrig tfiis elemerifiof .co^ensafion Is not ,“ We believe that prohibition Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Strickland . .25 Ruth Wilson, 25- yeaf-old daugh 'differerit h'oi’seriian, has always at should,- be given aa honest! trial, The rains, which were general ter of a socially prominent and couraged, never to give up, never stresses' the importarice" crf--;fhEbia- ;Preiierit'thatlsuch^y^ are not tended his birthday ceremony, ex over Kansas, ca.used some damage Friends ...... 25 to lost faith; In yourselves, or In ding passengers to: ride on IhMrun- ! pufilic service yehiclee. , If, . how- that it-' was enacted for the ‘protec Katherine D. Cheney...... 25 wealthy family, and her former cept when pressure of state duties tion o f tfie American hUriie,' and to .the: record wheat acreage and fiance, Horace Roberts, Jr., also 25, the Christianizing of the social nlrig, boards or hood' Or anywhere .everthis elemeiit!ls pfesen,t!. even prevented him, .’This is the ^ffrst Stuart B. R. Cheney...... 25 that the moral; force .Of the country further delayed corn planting. both found mortally wounded In the order, or in th4 reality and pdwer except'^bn;the7body ‘of-the vehicle.*fir through some ^^rdundabriut method time he has eVer berin away because its:-seats., : ' ' :^ .the;.■ vehl^de8's'9Tused are considered is behind President Hoover in his Dr. i?d £ . Howa^d^l^yd' '.'.’.'.ll of God.” of Illness. - ’ CmCAQp MURDER. One was the theory of murder 107th Anniversary _ Safety Rides.--^ ^ v endeavor!; to efimbat those forces Edwin A. L y d a ll...... -25 which ,:are attempting to frustrate Chicago. June 3.—Authtpritto * and suicide, the explanation held The occasion of the address was Owners-arid" operators'lure,, vi'The opinlori ott^the,ri8e,of a com KING’S QONDinON were piiziled today over the death Dr. and Mrs. T. G. Sloane...... 25 the, 107th arimveraiiry exercises of advised ^to co-operate with the:; por bfnattori raatker,. for .vehicles carry* this effort. Mr and Mrs. Thomas Ferguson 25 out by Burlington county Prosecu '"Wiridsdr, Eng., June 3.—-The of Herman Bloom, 35, a paving con-r lice ini-afioptlng safety irulflsi-4*The irilg employes follows'a, decision by “ Tire Invite our fellow-rftizens, -Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Marlow ..20 tor George M. Hillman. The other the school. An alumni luncheon condition of King George, who Is tractor, ."Who was shbt thrpngh the was a possibility that the de'aths followed, with a Teception to alumni department .portrita" opt" Judge Edward M. Teppiaria of the 'sufferlfag frfim an abscess ;lri.' the whatever their prejlous opinions heart last night as he was about to John I." Olson ...»...... and the graduating class at. 2:30, State'Police and other pplic^*^- Superior OputL . .He friuriA’^that fot and social pracllces.'and pattlcular- Andrew Ferguson...... were a double murder, and although Fight side o f the chest, was under- enter hia home. Neighbors ;^hfi all "surface Indications pointed to and class reunions at 4. Degrees wlU tfiorlties undjsrstand the satlafactfiry. today. ly those in buelriess apd profession heard the shots, saw, two meii George W. Ferris be conferred upon (he class at com-; nature o f, eiiier§erioleB ^whlfih al life, to join with us in'following Andrew Swanson the former, " this second theo^ was _____ ,_’s physicians have* dis standliig Over ^ e b o d y '(Sft'th'e. side being given lull consideration "by mencement time, June 19. in tranapfiptatiuri Of ycork^s,’p the-president, , : v walk. A later^they Mrs. D. M. Caldwell ..•••••< allowance - w ill. fie. madeShrid mattfir!^t,cotiraB in conneptiori "wUh continued'^e Issuing‘of; dally bul-- Leslie Badm ington...... the investigating authorities today. The Divinity Schopl. class, of 1929 letlns, ^ feettngj.thht his, malosty’s - ‘?Let us unite to give the Eigh Ob* police theory, is - .that “ " Miss Wilson, daughter of John has 46'members »who represent will'be little tecfiiric.al" ajl" motor! vfihiclfis "Where the .vehicle teenth!. jtmegdriient.. an hpriest Way killed.whUe " r ^ t ln g r Mrvand Mrs. G. W. Kuhney .. !does - '^ h passenger ^ and freight ence. ' On the other baufi, itrW’ fM*' chance- fo r > co'midete. enforcement*' Jrj^imen, »f® *);i . tOra
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-iM DRY SLAYERS PUT MRS. LUCIUS FOSTER WAR DEBT PARLEY HALF-DAY CLOSING NORTH END FIRES AGAIN D. A. R. HEAD B E W THIS WEEK ON TRIAL TODAY IS NEARING CLOSE TWO AT A TIME QOlutre you can .aJ^orJ to Imy Stores"^ to H ave H alf Holiday Annual Meeting of Orford Par Each Wednesday During ish Chapter Held at Center June, July and August. Whistle Alarms Sanday Feeling Runs High Against Church on Saturday. Reparation E xpei^ Hope A weekly ..half-day cIoMhg // V. - Orford Parish Chapter, Daugh Report Will Be S ip - throughout June, July and August, Morning Cdl Department Officers Who Killed Col ters of the American Revolution agreed upon by Manchester mer y held its annual meeting Saturday chants last January, will begin this lege Student. afternoon at Center church parlors. ed Before Wednesday. week Wednesday, June 5. Twice Within an Hour. Mrs. Lucius Foster was re-elected The number of stpres that will regent Mrs. Thomas J. Lewie, vice close or remain open -is doubtful, regent; Mrs. Gertrude Purnell, sec depending entirely upon the individ j Abingdon, Va., June 3.— A tense Paris, June 3.— Although Bel The extraordinary event of two retary; Mrs. Louis L. Grant, treas gium and Germany have not yet ual merchant. However, it is cer fires at the north end, both of them feeling pervaded this little commu urer; Mrs. Herbert B. House, regis reached an agreement upon the tain that all chain stores will close of the whistle variety, within an nity, nestling in the Cumberland trar. Mrs. J. M. Williams, whose Belgian claim lor reimbursement Wednesday afternoons though food hour or so, called the Manchester stores in general will probably re mountains, today as three county work as historian has been much for depreciated marks left behind fire department into action yester N many fu m ^ re stores quality is optional—you appreciated by the chapter, declined when the Germans evacuated Bel main open. day forenoon.' The first one result ofBcers went on trial for murder in • V re-election. Mrs. J. P. Cheney was gium, a majority of reparation ex With the half-holiday observed ed in the destruction of a barn and I, have the choice of fine furniture or inferior the killing of J. M. Kendrick, a therefore elected historian, and perts were hopeful today that the in the majority of stores along a hen house on the property of r-. college youth, because they suspect Miss Ida E. Holbrook, librarian; conference report could be signed Main street and barber shops also Clarence F. LaChappelle, at 72 furniture. - ^ auditor. Miss Finis Grant; board of closed the same afternoon the ed he had liquor in his automobile before Wednesday night. Oakland street, better known as the management. Miss Mary Cheney, A formal accord, bearing recom street will assume the aspect rt)f a old Deacon Henry Griswold place, or had been drinking. Mrs. Nelson S. Smith. Reports of mendations to the interested gov Sunday afternoon. and some damage to a garage on The officer trio, James Crowe, the officers and committees for the ernments, wili not be signed until the adjoining property of Joseph Keith's off ei^s no such dangerous alternative. The William Worley and J. W. McRey- past year were submitted. the Belgians and Germans settle Grabonski, at 16 Edwards street. nolds, started firing at the youth’s The annual outing of the chap the depreciated mark problem. Y0UNGTAG6ART The other blaze was in a two family nioment you enter Keith's you have the unique pro- • automobile when he refused their ter will be held at the Pond House, The Belgo-German issue is the house on Hudson street and was command to halt on a lonely moun Elizabeth Park next Saturday af only important point that remains extinguished with some damage to tection of being able to buy furniture of sound tain road. Kendrick’s companions ternoon. Members planning to at to be settled. the building and contents. said he did not stop because he tend should notify Miss Alice Dex CJohfer With Belgians. P A R H BOSS IN Get Out Cars value pnly and nothing else. thought the officers were hold-up ter at Talcottville before Thursday. The German government has en Mr. Grabonski, looking out of a men. No liquor was found in the tered into direct negotiation with back window, saw smoke and some car. KILLS SWEETHEART the Belgian government upon this [ FATHER’ S PLAGE fiame issuing through the roof of Hill Folks Gather issue. 1 the barn on his neighbor's place, You may buy different grades of furniture but' From out in the forks of the A German spokesman expressed He fan out and broke open the big belief to International News Serv door of the structure just as Mr. never an inferior grade. You will find in the creeks, which have harbored stills AND THEN HIMSELF Indianapolis.— The late Thomas For a century and where “ reve- ice that a satisfactory solution LaChappelle came running out of would be found possible. He said Taggart, former United States Sen his house. Together they pushed Keith collection for instance, the plainer more sub noors” are still immensely unpopu ator who was one. of Ihe few real lar, the hill folk drifted into town Ci^tlnuecJ from Page 1) he did not think the Belgians would out of the barn an automobile be obtain the full amount they de national leaders of. the Democratic longing to Frank Rippin which was stantial pieces or bedroom suites of the inspiration today to witness the novel specta party, may be succeeded by his son, in imminent danger of destruction. cle of three enforcement agents C. Wiison, well-known Camden, N. manded, but that the Germans are J., Ihwyer, and a graduate of Wilson 'Thomas B. Taggart. The older Then they turned In an alarm from al design of the great masters, usually so prohibi standing trial for their lives. They confident of a compromise. college. Chambersburg, Pa., died a Virtually the full report of the "Taggart died here on March 6. station 44. By the time the fire are charged with first degree mur short while after her father foun,d conference, as compiled by the sub Already Indiana Democratic men reached the scene, which they tive in price, yet within the reach of those who want der, and so intense is public feel her lying side-by-side with her committee headed by sL Josia,h chieftains are talking of young did promptly, the barn was all ing that the hitching-rack betting former fiance. Roberts lived lor sev Samp of England, is in the hands of ' Taggart as a possible successor as ablaze and the fire had extended to moderate priced furniture in authentic design and , was there wili be one or more con eral hours, but neither regained the delegates. It is possible there Indiana member of the party’s na the roof of Mr. Grabonski’s garage, victions, although the degree may consciousness. will be revisions although the tional committee to Charles A. about a third of which was burned in addition the protection of sincere workmanship. '- be changed. Planned To Marry main features will remain practical Greathouse, who has expressed the off. There were four automobiles What you wish to spend is your business and to Officers Hidden Confiicting stories of the events ly unchanged. desire to give up that place. in the latter building but all were It is eloquent testimony to the preceding the tragedy have been When the Dawes plan ends and The son of the veteran leader is run out safely. show you how to spend it profitably is ours. state of public feeling that the en told, but it has been estabiished the Young plans becomes effective not without long experience in In It was a hot fire and there was forcement agents were seen in that although Miss Wilson and the the International Bank of Pay diana politias. He has been in no chance to save the barn or the henhouse, but small buildings on Abingdon today or the first time young man were never formally en ments wili be created to collect and touch with the political activities since the kiiling. They have been gaged, it was taken for granted disburse the reparation payments. the property, which took fire, were of his father and even inspired. It saved and the blaze in the garage secreted in the mountains for among their friends that the ro This bank will take the place of the is said, some of his father’s politi weeks for fear of vioience. mance would culminate in mar post of agent general for reparation was conquered without damage to payments now held by Parker Gil cal judgments. He has been a dele any part but the roof. The pump To the regular prosecution staff riage. gate to both state and national today was added Peter J. Daven Two months ago. Miss Wilson, re bert. of the north end department did turned a ring Roberts had given It is understood that the official Democratic conventions. efficient work. port, dean of the criminal bar in Furthermore-^—and this is inter southwest Virginia, retained by her, but the couple remained friend accord, when it is signed, will The loss on the LaChappelle ly, and were often seen together. promise Germany a reduction of esting to many Hoosier Democrats property was estimated at about friends of the slain youth and to —^the younger Taggart retains the be paid by popular subscription. Recently, according to acquain reparation obligations should the $1,500 covered by insurance. Rob tances of the couple, Roberts and United States, at any future date, bump of generosity of his father, ert M. Smith., insurance agent and The officers will be defended by which means that the Taggart for George M. Warren, a well known Miss Wilson quarreled over her reduce the war debts owing to state senator, was on the spot al friendship for another young man that country by the European tune probably will be always avail most as soon as the firemen and ef criminal lawyer in this section. able. , fected a setlement with Mr. La The ringing of the town bell living in Moorestown, and Roberts allied powers. had been depressed and worried Thomas B. Taggart has been the Chappelle before the fire was really early in the morning on “ Court out. ' day’’ is a ceremony. Immediately over his courtship. head of the French Lick Springs Investigation is being made into Hotel and other enterprises for a Second Fire after this rite. Sheriff Keyes Bord- ADVISES COLLEGE BOYS decade. He has been on the board William McGonigal, foreman of wine appeared on the steps of the a motor ride the dead couple took of directors of two large Indianap- No. 2, had just returned’home from courthouse and shouted to the Saturday afternoon with John Col oils banks for some time and suc the Oakland street blaze when he public square “ Oye, Oye, Citizens lins, young Princeton graduate, and TO WED ONLY FOR LOVE a young woman whose name has ceeded his father as treasurer of saw fire in the roof of a house on take heed that this honorable Cir been withheld by the authorities. the Lincoln Memorial Association, Hudson street formerly owned by cuit Court of Washington county is (Continned from Page 1) seeking to erect a $3,p00,000 mem George Kuhney but now the prop now in session. God save the Com orial at Lincoln City, Ind. erty of Walter Hobby. It is a two- monwealth, God save the Common NOON STOCKS unusual sense. He was ex Young Taggart is a graduate of flat house occupied on the ground wealth.’’ plaining. that he found college floor by the family of Charles F. Yale. After college days, he en Yurkshot and upstairs by that of are spending a few days us the men of this great generation setting tered business with his father, as guests of Mrs. Keefe’s mother, Mrs. pretty low standards— have a good Edward Glazier. Mr. McGonigal HEBRON New York, June 3.— The Motor sisting • in the direction of the found some difficulty in getting an CONSERVATIVES Gertrude Hough. ; ^ DR. BURR RECUPERATES time, get by with as little work as Gar, Oil, Utility and most o f the French Lick Springs Hotel, with its alarm turned in but the men at the Mr. and Mrs. , Dwight Tucker'and specialty stocks started the week at possible, effect slovenliness, and de J,500 acres, three golf courses, bot Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy McCorhle of. precate any difference between a firehouse were notified and got the ' FROM PNEUMONIA SIEGE a slightly higher level of prices, as tling works and mineral waters and apparatus to •the fire and had the Truman C. Ives, aged 45, died at Hartford, also Mr.*" and Mrs.-Fred man who has had education and the ASKBALDWIN St. Joseph’s hospital, Wlllimantic, Martindale of Plainville,; were the result of a good influx' of baths. Under‘-his management an water on before the '’ alarm was week-end buying orders .from all man who has not. He pointed out addition of 250 rooms and a con on Tuesday, May ? 8. Mr. Ives had guests on Memorial Day-'of Mrs. that President Neilson of Smith has sounded. Is Confined to Hospital Here sections of the country. Last week’s ., vention hall seating 1,800 have The blaze— which started from been taken to the hospital the day Carrie I. Bnrnham. ^ rough shake-out of margin h-ld- J ! ? before, suffering from an intestinal The thermometer re a cl^ be After Trip to Berkshires; a college bred man was not dis been built. papers, which were being burned TO QUIT JOB ings of industrial stocks, in addi The hobby of Thomas B. Tag in the fireplace in the lower apart attack. He had been under treat tween 83 and 89 degrees' in the Recovery Slow. tion to strengthening the technical tinguishable from the other man in ment for the past several months shade Wednesday afternoon. "A manner, speech or in the appear gart is blooded horses. He has ment, whirling up the flue and position of the market, released landed on the roof—^had gained (Continned (ram Pdge 1 .) for bone tuberculosis and in the light thunderstorm. Wednesday eve ance ot general intelligence. owned some of the finest horses on ning did little to lower the tempera Dr. N. A. Burr of Park street, 3232,000 of so-called brokers’ bor the American trotting turf, includ considerable headway when the opinion of specialists he Was mak well known Manchester physician, rowings for other uses and helped Marry for Love. confidence vote in the House, which ing good progress toward recovery. ture. However, it put some of the And as for marrying the boss’s ing the Senator and Peter Pluto firemen arrived.. They had to use is confined to the Memorial hospi to hold down money rates over a a lot of water to extinquish it and is now regarded as almost impos He made a brave fight for existence telephones out o f condition. tal convalescing from an attack of very trying period. daughter, he said he meant that it and now owns one of the recognized sible. . ' but in his weakened condition the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hilding qt was obvious that a lot of young fel best three year old trotters in the Glazier, apartment was pretty pneumonia which followed a siege Wall street did not take seriously well soaked and considerable plas Hated by George. strain on the heart was too great New York City have openisid., their of influenza. Dr. Burr recently re the action of important Senators in lows intend to get married the mo Volomite, 2:06 which last year as Lloyd George, leader of the Lib to be overcome. He leaves his wife summer home for the season. Mr. a two year old ■won the Kentucky ter was dislodged. No important turned from a trip to the Berkshires trying to pass a bill imposing 5 per ment they are making enough structural damage was done to the eral forces, which hold balance of and six children, William, Richard, Hilding spends his week-ends -here, money to support a wife, no matter Futurity at Lexington. Volomite for recuperation. Although his cent tax on "stocks turned over building, how’ever. power,“ is intensely bitter against Andrew, Fred Jeanne, and Helen, and Mrs. Hilding remains fbr the condition is not serious the patient within sixty days.” Measures of how poorly, and that the only thing is one of the great favorites in the It has been years since there Baldwin and the Conservative also three brothers, Charles and summer. She has as guests Miss is recovering slowly. It will be at this kind have been bobbing up in to be considered was a love match. three year old stakes, including were two fires in the north end, un Party, and though'he has no love Lewis of Wlllimantic, and Edward Adele Adams, and Mrs. John Mor least two or three weeks before he Washington every so often, seldom He said his feeling of the man he the Hambletonian to be raced on less we count grass fires, in one-half for Labor, It Is regarded as-highly of Saybrook, and a sister, Mrs. ton and daughter, Naida, (,of New tried to describe, who' wants to be will be able to be about again, if ever emerging from committees. the Grand Circuit this summer. day. probable that he and his delegation Linus Perkins of Wlllimantic. Mr. York. Incorporation of the Stock Ex something of a personage in his The owner of three golf courses, would abstain completely .,:rom vot Ives and his family came here from Billy Eiseman, son of Mr. and' change has been almost yearly de world, is going to wait until he has Taggart plays no golf. But he is ing nohfidence in Baldwin, thus North Plains, Conn;, and for the Mrs. Arthur Eiseman of Elmwood, SICK KING UNABLE mand and as often turned down by a little money and some position to to entertain the Indiana golfers automatically registering a non- past few years lived on the Gates L. I., has been having a haird .tipae the legislative heads. offer. That means, he added, that this summer as he did last summer ABOUT TOWN confidefice vote by virtue of the farm at the foot of Post Hill which with German measles. The illness Generai Electric leadership in he will get the kind of a girl who and several times before, in the force of Laborlte numbers. » he purchased. He was born in of the child has prevented the TO REVIEW TROOPS the high-priced specialties w^s herself is of the superior type and Indiana amateur championship to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Burbank Baldwin is expected to summon Sandersfield, Mass., and was the family from spending their week* again established by Its 6-point who will expect a certain amount be played on the upper course at and son Harold spent the week-end his Cabinet shortly for a discus son o f Mr. and Mrs. Adalbert Ives ends at their summer home, here* jump to 273% . in the first half- of money and position. Prof. French Lick Springs. In fact the with Mr. Burbank’s brother in sion on the matter. No official word of that place. Funeral services will . Miss Belle Strong of Colchester (Continned from Page 1) Rogers expressed a willingness to was a dinner guest of Mr.'and Mira. hour. International Combustion Indiana Golf Association has se Worcester, Mass. Mr. Burbank is has come from Conservative head be held at the Congregational tell an audience of young women quarters as to the party’s course of Albert Hilding. on Tuesday; . . aud condition is not sufficiently serious and other “ Durant” stocks pushed lected the French Lick courses as mill superintendent at the Case and Church on Friday at 2 p. m., stand to try for the man who has made Marshall Paper company. Wood action, but shrewd political ob called on other friends on tha to warrant this step. up a point or two as Wall street the permanent place to hold the ard time, the^Rev. John Deeter of houses sent out assurances that good. land. servers now incline to the belief ficiating. Interment will he In St. day. . It is not yet known whether The habit of sloppy dressing by annual Indiana golf championships. that Baldwin will resign and allow Mr. and Mrs. Edward Banyan, dt Stanley Baldwin, defeated premier, liquidation for the account of the Peter’s Cemetery. pool had been completed. Chrysler college men and their failing super J. Fradin of Fradin’s Apparel Mac Donald to take over the port Colchester called on Mrs;'^'r Emma will visit the King this week to dis A birthday party was given In Bestor, formerly of Colcheter, at and General Motors struggled with iority was blamed by Prof. Rogers BETTER! Shop is in New York on a buying folio of prime minister. honor of the 13 th birthday of Miss cuss the stalemate arising out of another heavy load of selling or on “ mass production” by colleges, trip. ' This_ ■would save him from the her boarding place 'with Mrs. O b the generai elections. This visit de Stella Johnson, and of the 11th ders, and emerged a point or more a definite standardization. He disgrace of being .forced into resig birthday of her sister, Stanlie John trude Hough, on Tuesday.,' pends largely upon the King’s con above last week’s close. thought organizations like the Ro The 'Misses Evaline, Sylvia,' and nation in the House when' Parlia dition, but it is understood that if son, the two anniversaries coming A one-cent jump in wheat prices tary clubs foster it. Alice Lemmelin of Danielson were ment reassembles, and give time to so near together that ^they were the present rate of progress is on the Chicago Board of Trade put Heritage, the professor believed, guests of Mrs. J. Thibodeau of 37 allow factional hatred to simmer celebrated as one. /23 young CHURCHMEN DISCUS maintained, Baldwin will be per an altogether different construction played no part in the climb to the Clinton street over Sunday. down to some extent. Under these friends were present and enjoyed mitted to see his majesty in the “ ruling class,” for, he said, the rag conditions, a Conservative-Liberal on the farmer-buying-power situa V' the games and social pleasures of FOREIGN near future. tion and stocks which slumped picker’s son with the right idea, Mrs. and Mrs. William O’Rourke coalition at some future time would the afternoon, all partaking of a The abscess, which formed under with the drop in wheat last week will beat, hands down, the rich of Gardner street and Mrs. Anne immediately result in throwing birthday feast with cakes in ’honor Mac Donald and the Laborltes out the site of a wound opened in the recovered sharply. International man’s son who does not take his re Egan of Birch street spent the of the occasion. The Misses Stella Detroit, June ^ 3.— ^Interhatldnia King’s earlier illness, is under Harvester jumped 7 points to 104 sponsibility seriously. week-end at the O’Rourke cottage of office and precipitate a new gen and Stanlie are daughters of Mr. eral election. relations, farm relief and/ipi^Oiiihi* stood to be draining satisfactorily. and Montgomery Ward 4% points at Point O’ Woods beach. and Mrs. N. C. Johnson. tion were the topics of 'discusiii'ea to 106%. The annual speaking and spelling on the program today ia.t;^e $;$rd The Rails and Utility stocks con OUR GENERATION Prank Webber, manager of the contest took place as announced at regular meeting of the National PUBLIC RECORDS tinued the "good work” started Worthy Inn, Manchester, Vermont, the town hall Tuesday evening. jlast week, with no change in the and of a Daytona, Florida hotel, LARSON PIGEONS WIN Council of Congregational xhurch-"^ Speakers were Concetta Tiere, from es here today. • ^ * " ! V ------^ .! leadership of the advance. New IS “SEMI-PAGAN” has been the guest of his friend, the Jones Street school, Mildred . The following instruments were York Central forged ahead to frac John Maloney of Main street, while Principal interest centered/about : WASHINGTON RACE Pagach, Amston; Marion. Porter^ the recommendation of the com filed for record with the town clerk tionally above 200; Illinois Central enroute from the south to the Jagger District; Stella Johnson, this morning: moved up 5 points to 139%, and (Conllnaed from Page 1) Green Mountain state. mission on international relations Hebron Center; Margaret Picker that the United States Senate be' Warrantee Deed^ new gains of a point or two were ing, Gilead; Marjory Foote, White eighteen states and five foreign Manchester pigeon entries, owned petitioned to ratify an an^eemeut Carl W. Peterson to Adam and recorded for Atchiscn. Chesapeake Mr. and Mrs. Herman Walton of school. The judges were Miss Flbr- Amelia Thier, land on Union street. and Ohio, Union Pacific. countries. Eleven denominations of •* Wellesley, Mass., spent the week by Heniry W. Larson, came through with other foreign governments'to. the Christian church claim the winners; in both the Manchester epce Battle, of Wlllimantic, assist Carl W. Peterson to Adam and Consolidated Gas and American end with Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Wal ant supervisor, Mrs. Elmer T. prohibit "the export of s^fems and Waterworks sold up about two graduates who represent 35 col ton of Strong street. pigeon;;einb race and the; Hartford impliments o f war to prlvaie indL* Amelia 'Thier,land on Academy leges and universities. India, New Nutmeg Racing Pigeon club race Thienes of Marlborough, and Miss street. points each, to the accompaniment Mary Quinn, of Wlllimantio Normal ■vidnals without license from tbl^ of rumors of a new ■alignment of Zealand, Switzerland, Czecho-Slova- Mrs. Agnes Dwyer and her sis held Saturday afternoon from own governments," and to) "ali’bw W. Harry England, to Adam and kia and Canada are homes of five Washington, D. C., a distance of School. They gave first place to Amelia Thier land and building lo important Utility compa’ .Ies. Buy ters, Miss Mary and Miss Dorothy Marjory Foote who recited, "The foreig^n goverameUts .,^to Impibrt ing demand for U. S. Steel was of the class. Toohy of William street, left yes 300 miles. Larson's entries also such arms under due conditions’'of cated on North Elm street. O. E. Desmond, of Cllntonville, took second in the Hartford race Sea King Burial,” and second place Admlnfetrator’s Deed sufficient to force that stock up terday for New York to attend the to Stella Johnson, who recited “ The publicity.” ' . 2% points to 167%. American Can and H. R. Dunbar, of Danbury, are while-Jacob Kotch o f Manchester Walter A. IJevarney, estate, to funeral today of their brother, Name of Old GI017.” In the spelling The commission on international and Gold Dust were active and the Connecticut men in the class. Mathew Toohy, formerly of this won third and fourth honors. Wal Sarah Devarney, land and build ter Tedford, the only man besides contest Anna Bednar represented relations is headed by WlUiaim B. strong. town, Mr. Toohy leaves his wife Sweet, of Denver, former governor ing’s on Doane street. AUTO DEATHS DECREASE. Larson to have entries finish the the Amston school, Nancy Kuly- The money rate was unchanged and a son and daughter. nych, Hebron Center, Mary Kurel, of Colorado and retiring Moderator at 6 per cent, with prospects of a local qlub's race, finished second. Jones Street, Margaret Pickering, of the National Council. -7:' TEMPERA’TURE DROPS. moderate increase today. Cotton Boston, June 3.— Encouraging Mrs, Ethel Davis who is direct First place winner ’ in the Hart reports over automobile fatalities ford club’s race was a blue-checked Gilead, Carl Barron, Jagger Dis Newton Jenkins of Chicago, 'Wts recovered 25 points In the early ing the Girls’ Friendly society trict, and Marjory Foote, the White New York, June 3.— Topcoats re trading and sold more than a dol reaching Registrar of Motor Vehi cock,’ "John Barrymore” timed at scheduled to speak tonight ^on "The pageant, “ The Book Beloved,” has School. Nancy Kulynych, Hebron Rural-Urban Conflict qt the Agti- appeared on the streets of New lar a bale hjgher. cles George A. Parker revealed' to called a rehearsal for tomorrow an Bvqnige speed: of-1196.3 yards York today as the temperature con day that motorists In Massachusetts per minutes, the second at 1195.9. Center, whs winner, Carl Barron cultnral Capital of AmerienV’ 'wliii^e evening at 7 o’clock ^at the parish coming second in place. The hall tinued to fall rapidly in direct con COLD IN NEW ENGLAND caused seven deaths last week as 'house. The pageant will be given In the" Maptihester' club’s race the Mrs. Catherine Waugh McOnllohgh trast to the heat wave that gripped against 14 the week previous and time was'the poorest of the season, was fillled to capacity with many o f Evanston, Yu., was to weak-bn June 10. standing. Choruses sung by th-e the city last week. Boston, June 3.— New England fifteen in the same period a year the -winner "Bell Bojr" being “ Law and Order." ' "■ Indications were that the weather ago. clocked at 937.03 yards-per minute pupils .'of the Center School were was in the grip of a cold wave to TO ATTEND BOAT RACE pleasingly rendered. . would remain “ uncomfortably day, having escaped the ^rip of a Memorial Day records were most Hartford,
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urging the reduction of the burden forecasts in 40. yaars, despite^ all I AUmrfierter jof great fleets. The point is being the advance;of science. made by his critics that navies, so ; WASHINGTON CLOSED WEDNESRDAYS AT NOON DURING THE SUMMER " Cttrabtg MfralA long as they retain their relative PUSSY-FOOTING According to the Meriden police LETTER PUBUSUtCt) Bt XHB effectiveness, even though but a BBRALO> BUINTINO OUMFANt. iNG fraction of the size at which they and the published accounts of the The fine bedroom group, shown At II Uluell Street. are now maintained, would still he affair one James Callahan of that By RODNEY DUTGHEB. senators. They were able-to talk to |>elow, was made at Orand Rap Soatb Mencheater. Conn, founded oy ifilwood 8. tCla. competitive and as likely to be city was drunk when he drove his their man at any - time when he ids by Berkey & Gay. Walnut, Washington, June 3.— President j wasn’t making a speech, though butt walnut and gumwood are Oct. I, m i employed actively as at present. car with Insane recklessness and Hoover appears to be the only m an, they spent most of their time in the woods used. 5 pieces, Bvery Bvenlng Except Sundiya and There is, o f' course, a measure in a crash killed a father and son Holidays. in the United States who can ex- press ga ery. without chair, $260. of truth in this, but it is only a named Bell, also Meriden residents. Bntersd at the Poet omce at Soutb plaid a black eye and get awaly Hanobasier. Conn., as Second Class measure and not full to the brim Callahan was released in $5,000 American wage earners are ^ro-i Vail Matter. bail and the charges laid against with it. ducing 53.5 per cent more per mai at that. No amount of disarma The presidential eye has now vir than they did nine years ago, ac- SUB8CK1PT10N RATES: By Mail him are those of criminal negll- six dpllsrs a ye. r, sixty cents a ment, even the reduction'of armlet tually regained______its ______normal _____ shade______cording to the National Catholic month (or shorter perloda and navies to the barest police lim gence and drunken driving. Since I qq one at all has been heard j Welfare Association. The greater By earner, eighteen cents a vrsetc. its, would be positive insurance the case was an obvious one and'to suggest that the bruise was in- part of this gain has come-ln yie .mngls aoples three centa curred in any way other than the’ last 10 years, for production per 'SP80IA1. AUVBKTISINQ REPRE against wars. Nations, aggrieved at since one of the victims was in official explanation. Cartoonists' man is a little less than 60 per cent SENTATIVE!. HaroUton-Us Usser. each other beyond reconciliation stantly killed it Is about impossible Inc» IM Madison Avenne. New Jorb, and editorial paragraphers have of what it was 40 years ago. and 111 North Mlcbtsan Avenue, and becoming inflamed with the to conjure up any reason why this been conspicuously mlent. | Hourly earnings of union work- Chtcags. passion for conflict, could and man was not immediately charged The first explanation was that a exs, according to other figures, branch had swung back and hit the have increased o^ y about 11 per 'tT h e Manchester Evening Herald Is with manslaughter; any reason, M sals in New Sforb City at SohuUs s would fly at each other’s throats^as president in the eye while he was cent in the same pwiod. Rows Stand. Sixth Avenue and * 'is'* >, . ■ ■ , ■ -y h ■ ' ■ MANGHESTBB BVENTNGSOTJtH MANCHESTER, GON|^^^ JTJNl^ 8, 1^ 9. Sfe ,/■ . '- .f - V > ;; V-' \ .A.I1 ElectriG A Vote Of The WHEREAS the desirability for a general use of the electric range in the territory served by this Company has been demonstrated through the satisfaction of our customers who have purchased ranges, and - j -A- WHEREAS the price and cost of installation inevitably make the introduction of ranges slower than would be / the case if the costs were lower, and V WHEREAS under the present condition of our development every installation postponed means a loss of profit able revenue to the Company as well as a deferred comfort to the customer. BE IT RESOLVED that the Directors appropriate from surplus the siim of $3,000 to be applied to defraying in part the cost to our customers of 100 ranges to be offered during the month of June; said appropriation to be applied at the rate of $30.00 credit on each order; and that the management is authorized to offer during June* 100 ranges under the above terms and to make equitable allotment of same among the customers in accord- i ance with the sequence in which their orders are received. Also for the benefit of those customers who have all ready purchased ranges, to offer this same sum of $30.00 as a contribution toward the cost of installing an electric hot water heater. S \ . m 773 Main Street Phone 1700 «... S o l . --iL ' ‘ f ‘ ^ 'V. \ Mi^CHESTER EVENING HERALJ?i,60lfei’ MMJGUESTERi CONN., PAGE SIX / and broken macadam to undergo (Eonstructlon shortly, with probable detour over, local ^irt road. Jones DAILY RADIO PRPGRAM kOAD iCiPORtS boro, 1 mile stretch west of village 499.7_WTIC. HARTFORD—800. Leading DX Stations. and .5 mile stretch east of village Foreign Queens Monday, June 3. 8:35 6:30—Helmberger's trio. under gravel construction, with lit 7:00 6:00—Hemp’s dinner orwestra, (DST) (ST) H ighw ay C<>il4tti fttANCTnBSrBR-ETTiEariNG^H^ MANGHBSI^ W MONDi^T, JOT® S, 1929. PAGE ElGlJT ------' f .t”" Printed Frock Witiil^am'Cd^^ Daily H eaM • Paris’ Favor. . S e r v i c e ^ HUitS' On How ire Aeep 'Well One travel bureau hag ie^t outtthat we' ^on^ t^ e . t'wo-'gf^nh.ei bf World V^qaod Antbortty ' self-contained and 'cduitebua 01? thfll niepy pi^telha. ^ ^ but none the less firm letter t o ’ ■Whether the meals; we xuay eat when our > health is duly consider MANY N E ^“ DEVICES USE^ the. waripus associated restaurant IN MEDlCAli PRACTICE ed are pleasurable Or-hot, ia" no and lunch.room keepers of Europe, body’s coneprn. ■■ By DR. MORRIS TT^HBEIN exhorting them to have some con Editor Journal , of the American. sideration for the great amalga-1 But our friend’s across’ the liea Medlc^ Association and of Hygela, mated stomach of the half million' have not reached that stage where the Health Magazine or so American tourlets boupd to b e . they, regard eating as a duty for The changes that have taken in the old world this sumnierJ I health's 'sake rather than a .fiaa- place in the form of medical The travel .rbureau points out time. , practice are already apparent to that Americans in .Europe have When a , Frehch chef grills a everyone even slightly conversant great gastronomic difficulties; that broiler in biitter, finishing, it with' with the problems of the profes they miss the balanced njenus to a pure cream * sauce studied with sion. - ' which science at home has accus-j n^usbrooms, or w;hen he jights his A quarter of a century has seen tomed them, and that the dainties littlo alcohol lamp sunder a chafing the introduction into medical ser which are set before them at Eu- dish of crepes >Suzette browning vice of a wide variety of technics rope’s tables are unpalatable and and brewing in brandy and sherry for delivery to the patient of what health destroying. . j and powdered sugar, he is not efoh- the doctor has to offer for the prevention of disease, for the re ------i ! cerned so much .with the welfare lief of syniptoms or for cure, when THERE’LL BE KICKS | of his diners’ stomachs as’ with cure Is available. It is too early to set Europe’s ! The advancement of medical own outraged fiare-back at this' ^ “ h which will lick their science has been associated with accusation' and request: - But any chops over his food. the introduction ' of Innumerable number of paperr and ihagazines But we who are trained to our complicated devices planned to aid of our own have commented on salads apd light sandwich lunches, to sa'y no.thlng of real breakfasts the senses of man in the study of the matter to no little, extent. the changes that go on in the “ Outrageously discourteous and with cereal and creani' in«tbe cof human body in health and disease. presumptuous” is the leading fee and ‘ even a platter of bacon and eggs, are apt to look askance The microscope is familiar to phrase. And any number of edi upon a dinnei of all-butter-cpoked every student of mecicine but the torial comments run that it is es meats and vegetables, or sigh for cystoscope, proctoscope," electro pecially presumptuous for a coun cardiograph and the technics of try which knows little or nothing a real American breakfast, though blood chemistry are to the practi about the high art of cooking to in this respect, whether for that tioner of an older generation and reason or not,/perhaps the conti even to many recent graduates presume to offer gratuitous advice to a country which has raised nentals have the iqore ' healthful tools beyond facile employment. hlant. We are told, too,, that hot cooking to an art comparable with General practitioners, con breads aren't good for us, but we fronted with problems beyond that of Michaelangelo of Beethoov- en. continue demanding our pancakes simple solution, refer those prob and waffles for breakfast. lems .to specialists. In a difficult Granted that such gratuitous diagnosis or In a complicated advice may not be the most tactful thing in . the World, and that it not down and out yet, and I never wlU be. If yon don’t want the money give It to Iris.’ problem of treatment several “ I’m specialists may be called in. does lit+le to promote this inter- The old- time practitioner of natioiiat good will of which we medicine is passing. But he left hear so much, I am not so utterly criminal lawyer in the United her at the Traylor and break the THIS HAS HAPPENED news then,” Crawford admitted an Impression on the people of convinced toat there is no need for States? By golly, you’re certainly a this country that they should not ' Mid-season collections in Paris show a preference for the printed such a request as the travel bu NAN CARROLL discovers after demon for work! Why don’t you candidly, his blue eyes filching a ,thfee years’ work with ATTOR glance of- triumph at Nan. She no forget. He may not have known frock with plain colored coat, lined with the frock’s fabric, for travel or reau sent out. , knock off for a few days? Hello, as much about as many things as steady daytime wear. The point Is that there is a big NEY JOHN CURTIS MORGAN that Nan! Happy New Year!” longer had the power to keep him AN OBSCURE MERRIMAC- she is in love with him, and, hav- does the physician of today but he Jean Patou uses a fine, hand-drawn white georgette for the,collar, difference between' palatable and Morgan frowned slightly. For the from seeing Iris Morgan, his mock jabot and cute cuffs of a black and white polka dotted crepe Alhambra ifpg ^ high sense of honor, deter- ing eyes reminded her. “ But don’t was abreast of the knowledge of delicious cooking and in food first time Crawford’s blithe badi his time. frock. It is belted at natural waistline, is longer than last season’s In American . naval history tha 'mmos to resign. Her resignation is nage seemed to annoy him. “ Any you worry about Iris, old boy. She’ll which is good for us,. 'yjostpmied, however, because she Today all of the professions and daytime apparel and has its pleated skirt posed on a hip-yoke that rounds name Merrimac is associated chiefly thing special, ,Bert? We’re pretty bear up under the loss of her play 'We Americans of the present with the ironclad Confederate war bellevOT Morgan is going to need trades have committees Which are up nearly to the waistline in front, making the very front of the skirt mate too well to suit me. By the era“ are saturated with propaganda ship which fought the Union Mpnl- -tho'services of a faithful secretary busy this morning.” attemnting to draw up for them double pleats. Crawford laughed boisterously way. I’ll tell her to meet you at exhorting us to look to our vita tor In the world’s first battle ol -during his defense of BERT CRAW- something resembling the princi The black silk coat has the ends of its collar rounded. Instead of mins and calcium and fresh fruit and slapped his friend on the back. the bank at half past two,, if you’re being ‘attached to the lapel— just a little French touch that makes all ironclad ships. •T^ORD', a supposed friend, who is really going to open an account for ples that have guided medical “ Nothing very special, old timer. the difference in the world in the feminine look of the garment. The juices and calories and be sure A humbler Merrimac played a 'tadicted for embezzlement. Nan dis her with that check.” nractltioners for more than two Just thought I’d get rid of a scrap thousands years. cups have rounded edges on the outside, too. That hat is black balli- thrilling part in American history trusts CraAvford and IRIS MORGAN of paper while I was in the neigh “ Thanks. Bert I wish you 31 years ago today. It was a com beautiful wife of the lawjer. would,” Morgan agreed, a little These things are not lightly to buntl, with an unusual cut to its mushroom brim and its edges and band borhood.” And he drew his wallet be tossed aside from pecuniary ing of white grosgrain. Smart Shoe monplace collier to which clung i.-; Nan- overhears by means of a from his pocket, abstracted a check, stlfily. It was obvious that he was none of the glamour associated with listening-in device a conversation a little hurt at not being included in considerations: they should be and ostentatiously laid it before the borne In mind e-ven.in attempts to the south’s unique Merrimac. It between Crawford and his switch lawyer. “ You wouldn’t give me a the luncheon invitation. owes its fame to the fact that It board operator in which he “ fixes” deliver adequate service to a utes, and then the head of the bill, old man, so I let my conscience “ Now,” thought Nan, her nar was sunk. And not after a gallant the girl’s testimony to divert sus rowed brown eyes trying to probe maximum number of mankind School Board stopped his car in be my guide.” rather than to deliver exceptional front of a new apartment building fight against a stronger foe, but picious evidence from hin\. When “ Twenty thousand!” Morgan ex the tricky mind that lay behind the Y D U a purposely, and by Us own men. Nan confronts Crawford with what smiling blue eyes of Bert Crawford, service to a few. — new and beautiful. Even the claimed. “ I should judge then that other man broke out with, “ Say, Early in- the, ‘summer of 1898, she has heard, and tells him her you had a very troublesome con “ just what does he mean to do? during our war with Spain, syeven price of silence is that he give up Is he going to take her with him TOMORROW: General practi- CHILDREN that’s a fine place!” - science!” tioners or groups practice. Spanish ships bad been bottled Up Iris Morgan, he angrily agrees. “ Twelve good men and true said or not? 'Would he have had the “ It Is beautiful. Isn’t it? Come in Santiago Harbor by an American Morgan defends Crawford ably. 'not guilty.’ ” Crawford reminded audacity to come here and say good ^ O live I^ h erls Barlcm on in. It’s just as nice inside. I fleet. ' On June 3, it was decided to On the last day of the trial. Nan him. laughing, good-naturedly. “ But bye to her husband if he were tak C)M28 bq NEA Service.Inc want to show it to you.” sink the collier, at the entrance of prepares to go to the courtroom ing her? And if he doesn’t take seriously, old boy, you’ve earned The lower floor was fairly paved the harbor- and Imprison the Span when Iris rushes in, accompanied her, what will Iris Morgan say and "And you’re going to put" all that and more too, and I’ll be glad with fine Oriental rugs. The visitor ish,-fleet. • • , wiOi little CURTIS MORGAN, do when she learns that her lover money into beautifying Just a to make the check bigger if you’ll looked around admiringly, but the Lieutenant’ Richard HohuA and whom she leaves on Nan’s hands for has left her $20,000 as heart sch(5ol building!” let me.” resident looked around keenly. seven seamen ware entrusted ’with the morning. Nan is furious. When balm?” The head of the- School Board Finally he seemed to find what he the daugeroos maneuver. They the little hoy drops asleep. Nan “ I told you there wouldn’t be any looked at the member of the Board fee, Bert,” Morgan frowned.’ “ This sought and he pointed, “ Look V/M took the ship to the entrance of the^ finds beside him a note, evidently At two o’clock, after Nan had re of Commerce and answered seri there!” harbor, under heavy fire, and sUnk stolen from his mother’s handbag, business cost you dear enough, God ously, “ Yes, we're putting all that turned from an almost un The Needed Lesson her by means of torpedoes aboard* in which Crawford protests his love knows.” tasted luncheon, Morgan shrugged beauty into Just a school building.” “ Fortunes of war. Jack!” Craw In the center of a fine Serouk The ship failed to sing at the proper for Iris, admits his guilt, and lays Into his ' overcoat and announced The Board of Commerce man point, however, and the craw was plans for their elopement. ford shrugged. “ I’m not down and cheerfully— a little too cheerfully, spat his opinion. “ Well, you fellows lay a half-smoked clgaret. It had captured. . . ■ Nan hurries to the courthouse. out yet, and I never will be. If so that Nan knew he was still know what you’re doing, but It been thrown down lighted and She is too late. The jury comes in you don’t want the money, give it hurt: “ I’m going to snatch a bite stirkes me that the money you are ground in by a heel. “ If you look with a “ not guilty” verdict. Out to Iris. A woman likes to have a to eat. Nan, and then step over to using to decorate that place would inmtonVE NINU1E5 side the courthouse she meets W’lL- little fortune of her own tucked the bank to meet Mrs. Morgan. If do-more good teaching those kids ed over the building you would to FOKnr THEATRES LIS TODD, an old suitor, who takes away in the bank.” she calls up, tell her I’ll be there something useful.” probably find fifty of these cigarets .ANDALLSHOPSy her to lunch. Knowing he is trust Morgan’s face lighted up with the at a quarter to three.” “ I know, I know,” replied the and burned matches In halls and SMART WOMEN are wearing the 5-centimetre leather heel with worthy, she shows him the note and tenderness which his wife’s name Nan had to watch him go. unpre head of the Schpol Board with an elevators. Why? Because* these he advises her to tear it up. She always evoked. ‘‘That’s not a bad expression of weary patience that adults who are grown up cl^ildren, tweeds and sports clothes. The pared for the shock that might be model sketched Is of< dark brown tucks it in her bag, knowing well idea, Bert, if you insist on paying. awaiting him. If, after three, the this was not'the first time he had never learned to appreciate beauty. she would liave died before slie 1 I’ll open an account in her name listened to this comment. They probably grew up in homes kid with lizard trimmings of the hour the bank closed, he came back same color. The wide strap ties would have hurt Morgan with that today. She’ll certainly be surprised to the office troubled and bewil “ But we figure that beauty counts where telephone memoranda were note. and pleased. Mighty decent of for enough in this world to tea,ch marks on the wall paper and the with a silk lace. you.” dered, with the news that some thing must have detained Iris, since the children how to appreciate it. bed spreads were not removed at NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY | But Nan. sitting quietly, with she had not met him, then she— They do learn all sorts of useful night. Either that or there was no CHAPTER XIV pencil poised over her notebook, Nan— would know that it was all things and we decided that they wall paper oT bed spreads. I can’t MRS. ADA M. TIMES square “ Nice Christmas, Nan?” John i (lid not for a moment believe that over, that Iris had taken the train need the other too. After all, lovely figure out the wilful destructiveness MERRIFIELD NEW rORK CITY,, Curtis Morgan greeted his secretary j it was “ decent” of Crawford. He things aren’t any more expensive, vpf the average human being. We’re was either being diabolically clever with Bert Crawford. What would cheerfully on Tuesday morning, j he do, oh what would he do when often, than ugly things. Why. do going to leach children respect if Teacher of “ Look! I’m wearing the tie you j or Insolently caddish. If he was you, know, the plans we accepted not actual love for, beauty. Do you Mandolin Tenor Banjo really going to run away with Iris he learned the truth? gave me. Best-looking one I ever 1 Her fingers were so cold with for the new building were next to see what I mean?” Ranjo-Mandolin ‘ had.” Morgan, Bert Crawford would not the least expensive and they were Tenor Guitar Pleci ram Banjo lose the $20,000 so grandly pre nervousness that she could not “ Well, I’ll say I do,” remarked R O O M S n u jo w o o i QMMii Nan Carroll could have hurst in type. An hour .to be lived through! miles ahead of all the others in the other man thoughtfully. Still Ukniele Maiidn*rello to tears with relief. The two days sented to the man he had used and architectural. beau ty.” >lanilnla Cello-Banjo deceived: he and Iris •would have Wasn’t there some way to annihi looking at the clgaret. I’m surpris since she had seen him had been lating time? Desperate, she In Still a Bit Dubious ed. Really I am.” Ensemble Playing for Advanced a’ period of almost intolerable sus every penny of It, In addition to the “ That’s so, I guess. But I’m talk quarter of a million that Crawford vaded the private office where “ Then you think we’re right?” . Potilla. pense. Her mildest nightmare had Evans, the clerk, and Blake, the ing about the Inside. That ‘art of all pictured him alone on Christmas had stolen from the Mid-'W'est Pack young lawyer on salary, pursued nations’ room and those mosaic ” Right? Say, I'm making a Agent for Gibson Instrainents. Day, deserted by his w’ife for his ing Company. their uninteresting duties. floors and all that mural decora speech at the meeting tomorrow, 863 Main St. Orford Bnilding “ best friend” : her worst fear had And If he was not going to keep "Well, what kind of Christmas tion. Do you really think that’s and that’s going to be it, I guess Rooms lB-17 been that he might be lying dead his promise to Iris, was planning did the boys have?” she demanded necessary for school kids?” you do have to catch ’em young, Telephone 1709 on his living room fioor, his sight to abandon her as he had doubtless with fictitious cheerfulness. “ Say, Wallace, have you got time don’t you?” abandoned many other women, then SMART JACKET SUIT Monday, Tuesday and Thnraday less eyes turned toward the portrait this $20,000— a small sum to a man Listening to their lengthy replies The smartest little Jacket suit to get In my car and drive out of the woman who had betrayed who had a quarter of u, million mercifully consumed almost half imaginable for the young miss of home with me? It will take about him. She had actually not possessed salted away— was a cad’s way of an hour; three telephone calls 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20 years. It com three-quarters of an hour both An article on the -woman’s page the courage to read the papers. providentially disposed of nearly bines. printed pique ' with plain ways.” of a British newspaper is headed. cancelling his love debt. And John 30 more minutes. She was just “ You I always say that!” she Curtis Morgan— blind, trusting dar linen. The cost is so small. It will Wallace looked at his watch. “ How to Exercise the Chin.” News forced her trembling lips to retort hanging up the telephone receiver surprise you. It’s so simple, “ Yes! I guess so. What's up?” ling that he was— thought Bert when Morgan’s shadow loomed papers over there exert a lot of flippantly, hoping that her eyes did Crawford was “ mighty decent” ! little daughter can easily n^ake it “ I’ll show you.” not too shamelessly betray her. The against the glass panel of the door. herself. Jacket has applied band The ride took about twenty min-1 wasted effort. “ I didn’t like to throw a damper She braced herself to meet what cravat of dark-blue and silvery- over the Christmas gayeties yester stitched around edge. Scarf collar gray striped . silk did suit him ever his beloved face might reveal, slipped through ring Is newest Idea day, bat the fact is. Jack, that I’m but as the door opened she heard amazingly well. “ Yes, I had a nice going to shake the dust of this of Paris. Style No. 537 will an Christmas,” she lied. “ I’ve been man’s town from my heels,” of my sudden wealth, I suppose? swer many daytime requirements in u trying to frame a letter that would Wasn’t Bej;t a lamb to make Jack plain and printed silk crepe, shan “ ■W hat!” Morgan exclaimed. give It to me? And Jiow this stupid adequately express my thanks for “ Isn’t this a hasty decision, Bert?” tung with polka-dots with plain th'e'roses and the check, hut— ” old husband of mine wants me to bodice, and printed dimity dress . 1 ■’'•'Dbii’t be a goose!” Morgan in let It lie in the bank, accumulating with linen jacket. Wool Jersey In' Crawford shook his handsome interest. I’ve been dying for a trip terrupted brusquely. “ I’m so in blond head emphatically. “ No, pastel shade with white contrast, debted to you for your help on the to New York and now I can take it. linen dress Ir. Jonquil yellow with old man, I’ve been mulling it . . . No, you can’t come along. Grace Cox case and the Crawford over since the blow fell. The Mid- quilted calio Jacket, and brown case, to say nothing of all the other Jack, and If you aren’t awfully nice and white gingham check with West Packing Company-Is hound to me I won’t come back.” cases.’ that all the thanks passed be to bust. It’ll be In the hands of a white pique contrast are > sportive. f i tween us should come from me. “ Oh, don’t look at her like that, Pattern for dress and Jacket cost fZZZ^ i receiver by the first of the year, as if you could kiss her feet!” Nan Consider the hundred a salary And in spite of the fact that I was 15 cents in stamps or coin (coin Is bonqs and not a tenth of what wanted to scream at Morgan. “ Don’t preferred). Wrap coin carefully. acquitted, my name won’t be any you realize that she’s warned you?” JC"* yb%^‘re'entitled to.” too fragrant In these quarters. We suggest that when you send He passed on into his private “ I’ll move on to fresher, greener for this pattern, you enclose 10 office, and Nan sat staring at her cents additional for a copy of our lands. In fact, I’ve already sent In (To Be Continued) typewriter, the tears, which she my resignation and signed over my Fashion Magazine. It’s Just filled The litGe watch of yours ticks five tuRea a second-^ Had hAd to control in his presence, stock, whatever it may be worth, with delightful styles. Including /Have Your Clothes Cleaned 300 times a minute, 18,000 tuh^ ,an hour, 157,i58Q,00(y slipping hotly down her cheeks. Her to help reimburse the poor devil’s smart ensenibles and cute designs The times ^a year I Its ‘ quarter- inch balance wheel travels: beed’ to resign, to get away from who will suffer most from Bland’s for\ the kiddles.., Cltanen' Right Here at Home— this man whom she loved so much approximately 1;18 ipch^ every tick,'5.9 inchM per. sec- rascality — the small stockholders. That ond, 1770 feet an hour, 2930 miles a , y ^ . abd,‘"Bo hopelessly, had become a I’ll make a fresh start somewhere A HOUGBI ---24 “Hour Service. diSSI)erate pain on Christmas Eve, else. So It’s good-bye. Jack . . . . Manchester HersJd a ^ n irtieu his roses had been delivered No, keep that check! Give It to Pattern Service. ' Like an automobile, a watch Ihust h^ye oUn^ to her and the sight of his hand Why, have them sent out of Iris, like I told you! Lord man. !!Aere Is a sore evil which I have Pattern No. 587 town and mixed with clothes - newed at regular intervals. A small w r| st watch writing on the card and check I’m not a pauper!” from other towns? Dougan’s which bad accompanied, them had seen under the snn, namely, riches give better service if all the beto:in^ are cleai&edfahd “ You’re really leaving?” Morgan kept for the owners thereof to their Aa our patterns are mailed is the only dry cleaning estab- PHone mweTipr ill with too great joy. insisted Incredulously. “ When?” oiled at the end of nii|e months, or 2,500,miles. ^ M e h 's * * * hurt.— ^Eccl. 6:18.' from New York City please al lishnient In South Manchester 151Q “ Today,” Crawford answered. low ate daye. . . —^thoroughly modern, both in large pocket watcheS should be :Cleane^;ahd oHw every Duzzer on her desk sounded. “ On the two-forty-five eastbound. ... Woalth Is not his that has It, but equipment and methods. Have- ■year. r‘ Nan dabbed furiously at the tears Don’t ask me where I’m golpg, or Price 15 Oeota yqur clothes cleaned here at on her cheeks, snatched a powder his that enjoys it.— Franklin. what my plans are. I don’t know home. puff from the top drawer of her myself yet, but I’m keen to' get Name desk and .covered.the traces of her away.” self-pity; then took notebook and Morgan, still frowning, nodded Cinderella’s slippers were - real pencil and went into him, smil comprehension If not ' aippfovdl. ly hot glass, says an author. "With George 'Washington’s • cherry tree yrt, i n g .... “ Have you told Iris good-bye? This Addreee. jO O i; C A N ,D Yit W O ttliS .... . A few minutes later, when he is going to be a blow to her, Bert. declared false, the apple that W^l was dictating with a day-after- She thinks a lot of you. I’m not Ham Tell- shot from, his son’s Haniton Streat Jewelera, - SUversp^Ks* Chr|j$tmas lelsureliness and ten much good at playing aroupd and he%d taken away from us. It AfaftcAceter 5*. r*. dency to Irrelevant contersatlon, whooping it up, and she loves it. wouldn’t be' surprlffing now If aend r^ttr order to tbf fPat*' 4 ■ Bert Crawford charged into ^e I’m afraid she’s going to find life some One were ,to deolare .brazen taro Dept;. MOoebiipter Iteriiei r'~-A private offlce^wlthout knocking. pret^ dull for a while. ...” ly that there Is no iuch thing as Herald, 9o.-Maosheeter. Coan.*’ W'i- the greatest lunch 3dth fanhlrellef. - , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SGDTH MANCHEHTER, GONN., MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1929. MRS. EASILY CAPTURES TRACK 12,000 Fans Watch Wills AMERICAN EDWARD^’ GREAT Wigren’s Athletes Set At_Bo«fon:— 880 IS FEATURE IIBD SOX IZ, INDIANS 3 B oston AB. R. H. PO. A. B, Retain Her Title, 6-3, 6-4 Narlesky, ss ...... 3 1 1 3 4 1 Nine New Records While Rothrock, cf . ..'___ 4 0 0 7 0 0 Bcarritt, If .., ...... 5 3 2 1 0 0 Colored N. Y. U. Star Regis W. Barrett, rf ...... 4 3 2 2 1 0 MEETS BATTALINO R. Barrett, 3 b ...... 5 2 3 0 1 0 TITLES IN THREE OP SIX SPORTS Todt. lb ----- ...... 4 2 1 12 0 0 ters Third Fastest Time French Champion Forces Gillis, 2b ___ ...... 5 0 1 0 3 0 WON BY M. H. S. DURING THE YEAR Berry, c ...... 4 1 2 2 0 0 M. Gaston, p ...... 3 0 1 0 0 0 Helen to Exert Herself; While Tb is true that baseball and basketball have not come up to Ever Run Outdoors. 37 12 13 27 9 1 the desired standard during the 1928-29 school year, sport followers Cleveland Manchester Boys Break Four Local and Fnre Let^e AB. R. H. PO. A. E. here should not get the idea that sports in general are at a low ebb at Philadelphia, June 3.— Small in Tdden Loses to La Coste; Tavener, ss ...... 4 1 1 1 0 0 Manchester High school. Such is far from the truth. t numbers but great in accomplish Fonseca, lb ...... 3 1 1 9 0 0 As a matter of record, the local schoolboys have captured the Cen ment, a fourteen-man Stanford Averill, cf ...... 4 1 1 2 0 1 tral Connecticut Interscholastic League championship in no less than Marks in Capturing League Championship; M cC te- Borotra in Finals. J. Sewell, 3b ...... 4 0 2 2 4 0 team marched on to its third con Morgan, rf ...... 4 0 2 0 0 0 three of the six sports during the rapidly closing year. The titles secutive Intercollegiate A. A. A. A. Porter, rf ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 were in swimming, football and track. West Hartford is Manchester’s track and field championship by key, Robertson, Cheney, Scarlato, Johnson and Jreat Falk, I f ...... 4 0 0 3 0 0 Paris, June 3.— With the wom L. Sewell, c ...... 3 0 0 4 2 0 roiling up the largest point total en’s singles title in the possession M yatt, c ...... 1 0 1 2 0 0 since the war as the two-day col Lind, 2b ...... 4 0 1 1 0 1 lege classic came to a close here Eclipse Former Records; Bristol, Nearest Opponent, of Helen Wills for the second suc Shaute, p ...... 1 0 0 0 1 0 F errell, p .. .. O 0 0 0 3 0 -Saturday afternoon over the scar cessive year, the French hard court Jam-ieson, x . . 0 0 0 0 0 red turf and cinders of Franklin Drubbed by More Than a Double Score. tennis championship- were to close ...... k l Field. 35 3 9 24 10 2 The Cardinal tide engulfed some today with the final match in the B oston ...... 030 02x—■12 men’s singles between Jean Boro C le v e la n d ...... 102 000 000— 3 of the best college teams in the tra and Rene La Coste. Runs batted In: Morgan 2, Averill, country, as the Stanford stalwarts Official Point Standing' La Coste was a slight favorite to R. Barrett 2, Todt 2. Gillis 2, Roth- registered 45% points to give the rock, Scarritt, Berry; two base hits, West eight teams victories in the V win the title. Borotra played super W. Barr,ett, R. Barrett: three base lative tennis yesterday in eliminat hits. Todt, Tavener: home runs, Scar last nine years. Southern California Event Chester Bristol W, H aritord M ifPtewn ritt. added to the lustre of the "Pacific 100 Yard Dash .6 3 a ing the title-holder, Henri Cochet, Coast by scoring 21 points less than ■,:;2 in five sets, but this gruelling bat 220 Yard Dash .5 3 11/2 At Wanhincfton — half the Stanford aggregate, but tle, followed his hard-fought five- NATIONALS 2. BROWNS 1 sufficient to lead the University of 440 Yard Run . .8 1 2 r m set victory ovei Frank Hunter, was W ashington Pennsylvania with 18%, New York 880 Yard Run . .3 3 5 expected to take a heavy toll upon AB. R. H. PO. A. E. 0 Myer, 3b ...... ___ 2 1 0 1 0 0 University, the indoor champion, .1 U 3 1 his speed and stamina today. Rice, r f ...... ___ 3 0 1 2 0 0 with 14, and Yale with 13%. The hounding Basque beat Goslln, If ...... ___ 4 0 2 3 0 0 Edwards Outstanding. ..D /j 5 4 '/ i Cochet by a score of 6— 3, 5— 7, W est, c f ...... ___ 4 0 0 1 0 0 ,.91/. 0 0 Cronin, s s ...... ___ 4 0 2 2 3 0 But even the overwhelming Stan VA 7— 5, 5— 7, 6— 4. Stewart, z ...... ___ 0 1 0 0 0 0 ford team triumph, generally con .. 81/., 2 0 Twelve thousand spectators, the .ludge, 11) ...... ___ 3 0 0 8 1 0 ceded before an event was held, , .8 3 0 » 0 largest crowd ever to attend a ten Hayes, 2 b ...... ___ 4 0 3 1 2 0 could not outshine the magnificent Ruel, c ...... ___ 3 0 0 8 1 0 ..6 5 0 0 nis match in this country, saw Miss H adley, p ...... ___ 3 0 0 1 0 0 half-mile of Phil Edwards of New Wills retain her title by defeating York University. That personifica ,.5 6 0 0 Mme. Simone Mathieu, the 20-year- 30 2 8 27 7 0 Pictured above are the captains of the various athletic teams at tion of grace and power glided over St, Louis the slate-gray surface of the track old ^en ch champion. Although the Blue, lb ...... ___ 3 0 0 9 2 0 Manchester High. Standing, left to right, are Ernie Dowd, baseball; T o ta l...... 6 7 1 /i 31 18 peerless Californian won in straight McGowan, rf .. .,___ 4 1 1 2 0 0 “ Little Joe” McCluskey, track; Bob Treat, football; Leslie Buckland, in 1:52 2-10, the third fastest 880 gets, 6— 3. 6— 4, the French cham Manush, I f ...... ___ 4 0 1 3 0 0 yards ever run outdoors. 2 2 swimming; Danny Kenn, basketball; and Bobby Smith, Jr., tennis. pion scored many dazzling place Schulte, c f ...... ___ 4 0 0 0 Manchester High can well be proud of this se.\tet. Back in 1916 Ted Meredith set By soai’ing to unexpected heights in shattering four school Schang, c ...... ___ 4 0 0 1 0 0 the world’s record at the precise ment shots, won by three of Helen’s O’Rourke, 3b ... ,___ 3 0 0 1 0 0 and five league records Saturday afternoon and overwh.eIpitng services and forced her to play at Melillo, 2 b ...... , . . . 3 0 1 2 2 0 closest rival having won the pennant in baseball and being almost sure figures in which Edwards was Plctured above is Eddie Lord, Kress, ss ...... ___ 2 0 0 4 3 0 clocked today. Ten years later Dr. three opponents at the C. C. I. L. track and field meet, Manches the top of her game. Waterbury’s fistic pride, who meets to cop the tennis honors. Bristol won only in basketball while Mid For the second straight year, Blaeho^der, p ..,___ 3 0 0 1 3 0 dletown, Meriden and East Hartford were simply members, of the “ Also Otto Peltzer of Germany broke the ter High proved quite convincingly that the presence of the self- Bat Battalino of Hartford in the Meredith mark v^ith 1:516-10. Helen Wills, California’s queen of feature bout of Ed Hurley’s outdoor 30 1 5 x25 10 0 Ran Club.” disqualified Meriden team, its greatest rival, would not have Washington . , . , 000 00 0 o il - - 2 Meredith’s time still, stands as the the courts won the women’s^singies show at Bulkeley Stadium in Hart However, just because Manchester High had an unusually poor prevented it from winning the championship for the second St. Louis ...... 100 000 000-- 1 basketball season due almost entirely to a dearth of real talent and American record and the llthe- title at the French hard court ford Wednesday night. Latest re Runs batted in; Rice, Manush, year in succession. tennis chambionships yesterday. now that the baseball team has failed to “ hit on all six” , the false im limbed Violet ace will be bracketed ports from the Brass City are to the Hayes; two base hits, Goslln. Hayes, with him in the national compila In a slashing match in which effect that he is having a tough Rice, Cronin: three base hits, Mc pression seems to have been created M. H. S. is slipping badly in sports. Gowan, Goslln, Schulte. But a peep inside the record books blasts this opinion sky high. Three tion. Coach “ Pete” Wigren’s band*' power of stroke predominated. Miss time making'the proper poundage. ❖ Wills defeated Mme. Rene Mathieu, championships in six sports, all of them most decisive, together with a Track Events of athletes, undisputedly the ALL-TIME TRACK At New Yorki— 100-Tard Dash—Final — Won by ranking No. 1 French player. In YA.NKS 0, CHISOX 1 near triumph In tennis, certainly is more than a lion’s share of the Waldermuth; Dyer, second: Daley, greatest track team ever- to RECORDS AT M. H. S. straight sets, 6-3, 6-4, in the final New York glory. third; Maurer, fourth; Harwood, fifth. represent the local high school, round. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. There was a time when baseball, football and basketball were con Tim e— 0:10. Following are - the all-time The American, French and Brit Combs, cf ...... 4 1 3 3 0 0 sidered about the only sports of importance not only in high schools 220-Yard Dash—Final — Won by more than doubled the score of records in track and field events Robertson, 3b ...... 4 0 0 0 0 0 Kent; Dyer, second; Fildermuth. Bristol which finished second. ish women’s championship saved Gehrig, lb ...... 3 2 2 7 0 0 but in colleges and the professional field at large. Conditions are third; Kastler, fourth; Morin, fifth. at Manchester High school to her best tennis for the final day. Durst, I f ...... 4 1 1 2 0 0 steadily changing, however, and while these sports still rule and will T im e— 0:21 1-10. The official point standing gether with the year In which Although Mme. Mathieu put up a Lazzeri, 2b ...... 4 0 3 1 0 0 for many years as the “ Big Three” of sportdom, interest in the so-called 440-Yard Run—Won by Reginald showed Manchester 67 1-2, they were set; gallant fight. Miss Wills, in the Local Byrd, rf ...... a 1 1 4 0 0 minor sports is growing in leaps and bounds. They have already Bowen, Pittsburgh; Charlie Engle, Dickey, c ...... 4 0 0 6 3 0 Yale, second: Norman St. Clair, Syra Bristol 31, West Hartford 18 100: Clifford Gustafson, 10 opinion of all the experts assembled Durocher, ss ...... 3 1 1 4 1 0 reached a pinnacle where they are highly respected. Competition In cuse, tlMrd, Norm an Saxer, Penn., 1-5 in 1921. here demonstrated that she domi Plpgras, p ...... 3 0 1 0 2 0 track, tennis and swimming is flourishing as never before and it won’t fourth: Gerald Swope, Dartmouth, and Middletown 4 1-2. The bril 220: Bernard Sheridan, 24 nates feminine tennis-just as loftily be long before golf will be regarded on the same scale of importance. fifth. Time—0:48 4-10. , liant work of the Silk City Sport 32 6 12 27 6 0 880-Yard Run—Won by Phil Ed 1- 5 in 1927. as did her former rival, Suzanne C hicago > While it is the athletes themselves who actually win or lose the wards, N. y. U.; Russell H. Chapman. team will go down in school 440: Douglas Robertson, 64 Lenglen, some years ago. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. battle, it is unfair to pass on without giving a bit of credit to the coach Bates, second; Fred Veit, N. Y. U., 2- 5 in 1929. third; Louis Hackney, Michigan State, history here as one which will Borotra Beats Cochet. .Metzler, If ...... 3 0 2 3 0 0 es and others who help make the teams what they are. As a tribute 880: Ted Chambers, 2:08 3-5 Although the finals of the wo Cissell, ss ...... 4 0 0 6 3 0 to the excellent work of the man behind the track team which has just fourth: S. Louis Elmer, Cornell, fifth. be long remembered. It was the Chatter Kamm, 3b ...... 3 0 0 0 2 0 Time—1:52 2-10. (New intercollegiate in 1927. men’s singles held a major share of Clancy, lb ...... 4 0 0 13 added new laurels, it is no more than fair to mention first the name of record: old record of 1:53 made by outstandii^ triumph for Man 1 1 Charles L. Wigren. Then there is Thomas F. Kelley who built up the Mile: Joe McCluskey, 4:35 interest among the 12,000 specta Reynolds, rf ...... 4 0 2 0 0 0 Ted Meredith in 1910.) chester High in sports during 2-5 in 1929. tors— the largest crowd that ever Watwood, cf ...... 4 0 1 0 0 0 first championship football team here last fall and who also coaches One-Mile Run—Won by Joe Hickey. saw a tennis match in France— Kerr, 2b ...... 3 1 1 1 10 0 baseball. Wilfred J. Clarke directed the school’s products in basket N. Y. U.; Johnny Gore, Princeton, sec the 1928-29 campaign, ^ save H. J.: Franklin Dexter, 5-7 .-\utry, c ...... 3 0 0 1 1 0 ond; George Offenhauser, Penn State, in 1923. Jean Borotra the “ Bounding Manchester High’s baseball team ball and swimming. Neither must one forget the fine work of Faculty third; Harry Carter, ■ California, possibly the feat of the school’s •Walsh, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 B. J.: Bert Nicola, 19:11 1-2 Basque, ” sprang a stunning upset will bring its season to a close this McKain, p ...... 2 0 0 0 2 0 Manager Edson M. Bailey or the active interest taken by Principal Clar fourth; Victor McHaughton, Maine, football team in winning the when he eliminated his fellow- Hoffman, x ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 ence P. Quimby in sports in general. fifth. T im e— 4:21 4-10. in 1928. week with three games. Windham Two-Mlle Run—Won by James L. league title without a single re musketeer, Henri Cochet, ranking plays here this afternoon. Wednes Connally, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 1 Pole: Prank Scarlato, 10-11 Reid. Harvard: Bill Cox, Penn State, verse. in 1929. No. 1 player of the world, in the day Manchester goes to Bristol and 31 1 6 24 19 2 second: Joe Hagen. Columbia, third; semi-finals of the men's singles. Friday journeys to East Hartford. New York■... 200 OOO 22x-- 6 Charles A. Meislilger. Penn State, The boys who set the new records Shot: Louie Cheney, 40:6 3-4 C hicago ...... 001 000 000-- 1 fourth; Jesse Montgomery. Penn, fifth. In 1929. Borotra pulled out the match by Time—9:22. (New Intercollegiate rec were “ Little Joe” McCluskey, gal scores of 6-3, 5-7, 7-5, 5-7, 6-4 to Runs oatted in: Gehrig 2. Metzler, lant leader of the team, Javelin: Elmo Mantelll, 154:- The Bon Ami will play the strong Durst 2, Combs 2; two base hits, Holland, Plitt, Brennan ord, old record of 9:22 4-5 made by gain the right to meet Rene La- Economy team of Hartford at the Metzler; home runs, Gehrig, Durst. Ivan C. Dresser. Cornell, in 1919.) Frank Scarlato, Louie Cheney, 5 1-2 in 1926. coste, another of the great French 120-Yard High Hurdles—Final— Douglas Robertson, Bob Treat and north end playgrounds tomorrow Won by Collier; Nichols, second: Mc Davis Cup team, for the title today. evening. Coy, third; Smith, fourth; Stollwerck. Billy Johnson. Other members of Point score of the Wills-Mathieu fifth. T im e-0:14 6-10. the team also did mighty well ?1- ing— that a dual affair with Bristol - match: ATHLETICS TRIM And Picaut Hit Homers 220-Yard Low Hurdles—Final—Won though not eclipsing olvl marks. here next Saturday. First Set. Principal C. P. Quimby is quite by KUselhorst; Payne, second; Stoll Ernie Dowd, for Instance, lived up The summary follows: elated over the fact that Russell werck. third; Pogolottl. fourth; Tap Miss Wills— per, fifth. Time—0:23 3-10. to advance reputation by capturing Track Events 402 424 464— 30— 6 Chapman, a man from his Alma j CUBS; SCORE 7-3 FIELD EVENTS both dashes for Manchester. He Mater, Bates college, finished sec 16-Pound Shot-Put—Won by Har 100 yard dash: 1, Dowd, Man Mme. Mathieu— Bon Ami Loses to Winsted Team 8 to 6 While Manches made the century in 10 2-5. chester, 10 2-5 seconds; 2, Olln, 244 141 142— 23— 3 ond to Phil Edwards Saturday in 1 low Rothert, Stanford, 50 ft, 3 in.;» the 880-yard run ut Franklin field The Athletics trimmed the Cubs Eric Krenz, Stanford, 50 ft. 5-8 in., Ijowers MUe Record Bristol; 3, Plst’el, Middletown; 4, Second Set. Friday evening 7 to,3 in Ameri second; Barney Beerlinger. Penn. 49 Wittman, Manchester. Miss Wills— in Philadelphia and by doing so ter Green Druhs South Windsor 9 to 2. ft 3 5-8 In., third; Dave Adelm an, Captain McCluskey proved him helped push Edwards along to his can Legion Junior League game. G eorgetow n. 48 ft. 8 In., fou rth ; C lar self capable of .bettering his state 22C yard dash: 1, Dowd. Man 434 434 424 4— 36— 6 Owing to the IllneAs of Coach John chester, 24 3-5 seconds;. 2, Olln, Mme. Mathieu— record-breaking time. Mr. Quimby ence Schlelmer, Southern California. league record made at New Haven a predicts great things for Chapman L. Jenny, Commander Fred C. 47 ft. 11 In,, fifth, (N ew in tercol few weeks ago when he circled the Bristol; tlie for third and fourth be 052 150 542 0— 25— 4 Four home runs were whaled by Manchester baseball players over legiate record: old record of 50 ft, 1 in a year or two more. Lorch was in charge. Errors de mile in the splendid clocking of 4 tween Noel, West Hartford, and Big Bill Tilden, ace of American feated the Cubs more than the hlt- the week end. Emil Plitt and “ Hook” Brennan hit the ball out of the in., made by K renz In 1928.) McCarthy, Mij|dletpwn. \ V nnis stars, was brpught to an lot for the Bon Ami Saturday but the locals were defeated by the Gil Javelin Throw— Won by Leo P. Kib- minutes, 35 2-5 seconds for a new ting'bf the Athletics. Jolly played by, Stanford, 204 ft. 7 in.; Emory Cur school and league record. He also 440 yard run: 1, Robertson. abrupt halt in mid-stride by his Arnold College of New Haven bert Clock Company of Winsted here by an 8 to 6 count. Ty Holland tice, California; 203 ft. 7 1-4 in., sec which staged a spectacular 12 run well at third and the work of held the former league record, 54 2-5 seconds; 2 Cheney, Manehes- French nemises of the courts, Rene Mahoney In the box for the winners and Joe Picaut slammed out circuit clouts for Manchester Green yes ond; Kenneth Churchill. Cklifornia. ter; 3, O’connor, West Hartford; A, Lacoste Saturday afternoon. The tally in the last inning to beat the terday up In South Windsor and their team was returned a 9 to 2 200 ft, 7 5-8 In., third; Jesse M orten- 4:46 1-5 at Wesleyan last year. was strong. The seven innings was sen, Southefn California. 198 ft. 9 In., Horton of West Hartford came in Ingraham, Bristol, Frenchman defeated-TUden, 6-1, Manchester Baseball club will come winner. back to town for a return twilight played in fast time. fourth; William A. Sparling, Stanford. second but Murray of Manchester 880 yard run: 1, Horton, West 6-0, 5-7, 6-3, in the semi-finals. Athletics (7) 196 ft. 10 3-4 In., fifth. Hartford, 2:09-4-5; 2, McCluskey, . Fiwt Set, game this week. The contest will The Green-South Windsor con-^ The Bon Ami rolled up a 6 to 2 Pole Vault.—Fred . Sturdy, Yale; gave him plenty of opposition. Mc probably be staged Wednesday and AB R H PO A E test was a fairly close affair for Ward Edmonds. Stanford. a»d Jack Cluskey, competing in the half-mile Manchester; 3, Gurske, Bristol; 4, Pts. G. lead over their opponents from the Hull, Bristol. .4 4 5 7 1 4 4— 29— 6 may be put on at the West Side. Lennon, lb .3 1 2 10 0 0 seven innings but five runs In the Williams, Southern California, tied for the first time this year, placed Lacoste .3 0 0 “ City of Freaks” hut were unable for first at 13 ft 9 in.; Victor Pickard, Mile run: 1, McCluskey, Man ,2 1 3 5 4 0 2— 17— 1 2 1 0 last two frames made the victory second. T ild^ Fracchlo, 2b . 3 1 2 0 3 0 to hold onto the well-earned advan P ittsburgh, 13 f t 6 In., fou rth ; A shley chester, 4:35 2-5; Horton, West Second Set. Coach ‘‘Pete’’ Wigren deserves a decisive for Manager Sam Prentice’s Pond, Yale: Everett Colyer, Cornell; Robertson clipped three-fifths of Jolly, 3b .. . 3 1 2 0 4 0 combine. tage. William Pump. Colgate and Harold Hartford; 3. Murray, Manchester; Pts. great deal of credit for the excel a second from the former school 4, Tynan, Middletown. 4— 25— 6 Mafioney, p , .3 0 0 2 3 1 Holland, Picaut and Bill Forgett The visitors bunched hits off L. McAtee, Michigan State, tied for and league record in the 440 when Lacoste .... 4 4 4 4 lent showing his M. H. S. track 0 fifth at 12 f t 6 In. 0— 7 - 0 Vennart, If . , .3 1 0 0 0 were the hitting stars for Manches Jack Godek in the Sixth and sev he was clocked at 54 2-5. The^late Field Events Tilden ...... 2 1 1 0 team has made this season. Gotten, c f ...... 3.3 1 1 0 0 1 Running Broad Jump—Won by Third Set. ter Green, each getting three safe enth scoring three runs in each Jesse Hill, Southern California, 25 ft, Fred Robinson held the local school High jump: 1, Karwoski, Bristol, Metcalf, rf .1 2 .0 0 0 0 stanza to overcome the lead and 7-8 In.: Lemotne Boyle. Penn. 24 ft 7 L acoste— Pts. “Woody” Wallett, “Young Pop” blows apiece, some for extra bases, record while Captain Phil Reinhart 5 feet, 2 Inches; 2, Terry, West 5 8 415144244 2— 44— 5 Werner, c .3 1 1 7 2 0 snatch- victory from the lire. In., secon d; H ow ard Paul, Southern Hartford; tie foV.third and fonrtix Edgar and “ Mac” Macdonald, three Holland got a double and triple as California, Stanford, 23 ft. 8 1-2 In., of Meriden made the league mark. T ilden— Manchester baseball players, are well as a homer. Unfortunately for the home fourth: Everett Utterback, Pittsburgh Scarlato smashed his former school place between O’Leary of Manches 7 6 2 4 3 4 1 1 4 6 6 4— 18— 7 25 7 9 21 13 2 ter and Rushon of West Hartford. Fourth Set. scheduled to appear in the lineup of Joe Prentice was on the mound team, no runners were on the paths 23 f t 5 1-8 In., fourth. (N ew in tercol record In the pole vault and the lubs (3) for the local and allowed only five when either Plitt or Brennan slam legiate record: old record of 24 ft, league recor4 when he soared to 10 Broad jump: 1, Treat, Manches Lacoste Pts. the Economy against the Bon Ami AB R H PO A E 10 3-8 in., made by Alfred Bates of at the Community club playgrounds hits, setting back nine on strikes. med their long drives over the feet and 11 inches before going out. ter. 19 feet 10 1-4 inches; 2; Joint*- 44544314 1— 33— 6 Jackmore, c .4 0 2 16 3 2 Penn State In 1928.) son, Manchester; third and fourth; Tilden- tomorrow night. The fielding of Benjamin and Plunk brook in deep left field. The bat Running High Jump—Won by Gordon of Manchester did well, Mlkoleit, p . .4 0 0 2 0 0 featured for the losers. The Green ting and fielding of Jack Hunt fea Medges, Princeton, 6 ft 2 1-2 in.; Bar placing second. tie between Scarlato of Maaefaester 12321541 1— 20— 3 Smith, 3b . .3 0 0 3 2 1 ney Berllnger, Penn, and Cecil Rus- and Carlson of West.Hartford. Joe Prentice comes forth with will practice tomorrow night at tured. eell, Browm tied for second 6 ft 1 1-2 Eagleston, ss .4 0 0 3 1 1 Woodbrldge Feld and may play a Treat Comes Through Pole vault: 1. Scarlato. Manchei^ the Information that the Green Rattenburg, rf 3 1 0 0 0 0 Gilbert Clock Co. (8) In : John a. Wickham, Cornell; Leo would have had three more home home game Thursday night. AB R H PO A E Sexton, Georgetown: George V. Wolf. Bob Treat established a new ter, 10 feet. 11 Inches; 2, Goi^on, Smith, If . . .3 0 1 0 2 0 Y ale; P. S. Benjam in. M. L T .; F erd i league record In the broad jump Manchester; KarvToski. iSrietol; runs yesterday but for the fact that The summary: Heath, If ...... 5 2 0 1 0 0 ,3 1 1 4 0 0 South Windsor (2) nand B arbor. C. C. N. Y .; W illiam B. when he leaped 19 feet 10 1-4 third and fourth place, tie between NATIONAL spectators aided the outfielders by . 3 1 1 0 2 0 Arnold, 2 b ___ 3 1 0 1 3 0 Newkirk. Penn.; Phillip /S. Brown. recovering the hall when it was AB R H PO A E Harvard and Cedric M. Madison, Stan inches *but Frank Nicola has better Johnson of Manchester end Phflp9 I Victor, c,SS...4 3 210 1 0 ed this mark here. It was Treat’s of West Hartford. knocked over the center-field fence. Nickerson, c, .. 4 0 - 0 5 1 0 I Palm, lb ____ 5 1 1 10 0 0 ford. tfed for fourth, 6 ft. Totals ; ...... 27 3 5 18 10 6 Hunt, 2b ...... 4 0 0 2 1 0 Discus Throw— Won by Eric Krenz, first appearance with the team. Shot put: 1, CbenOy, Manoheabe^ At Chicago I— Holland, Picaut and Poudrier were I Messenger, rf .. 5 ' 0 3 1 1 0 .S tan ford, 158 f t 4 in .: John G. A nder GIANTS- 4. CUBS 1 Two base hit. Jolly; struck out Zimmerman, ss 4 0 1 2 3 1 Cheney’s heave of 40 feet, 6 3-4 40 feet 6 3-4 inches; 2. Jobns^, I Clause, 3b . . . .4 0 1 1 1 1 son, Cornell. 150 ft 5 S-8 in., second: New Y ork < by Mlkoleit, 6, Mahoney 6; base Norman McLeod, Stanford, 142 ft. 10 Inches in the shot put is a neyr Manchester, 110 feet 2 1-2 inches; E.^ Benjamin, 3b ..3 1 1 5 1 0 AB. R. H. PO. A. on balls off Mlkoleit . 3; umpire, Wallace, p....4 0 0 2 2 0 Healy, ss *.____ 2 0 0 1 2 0 5-8 In., third; Harlow Rothert Stan school record but not a new league 2. Millbrandt, Bristol; 3, Cum? R oush, c f ...... 4 0 2 3 0 0 Ha(|.den. Beach, p ...... 4 0 0 0 2 0 ford, 139 ft 9 in., fourth; Harry mark. Carl Schoen formerly held mings, Bristol; 4, Spencer, W elsh, If ...... 4 0 1 0 0 0 Amos, lb .... 4 0 1 7 0 0 Schneiler, N; Y. U.. 139 f t 2 3-4 in., Lindstrom, 3b ...... 3 1 1 2 2 1 Royer, cf ...... 3 1 1 3 0 0 the local record. Billy Johnson Chester. . - HAGEN FINALLY Plunk, cf . . .. 4 0 1 2 0 6 fifth. Ott, rf ------...... 4 0 1 1 0 0 The Braves and the Cubs will Boabe, c ...... 2 0 1 0 0 0 Hammer Throw—Won by Edmund hurled the discuss 110 feet 2 1-2 Javelin: 1, Millbrandt, Bristol, ...... 4 1 1 15 0 0 Woods, rf .*... 4 0 0 1- 0 0 Terry, lb . play tomorrow night. This is the Castello. I f ___ 3 1 1 1 0 0 Black, Maine, 163 ft; Warren Worden, Inches for a new league mark but 142 feet, 2 1-2 Inches; 2, MozzeL Reese, 2b ...... 2 0 0 0 1 1 C ornell 160 ft, 5 1-4 In., secon d; D on 1 1 0 0 0 CONQUERS ARCHIE last week of the league schedule 38 8 9 27 10 1 bettered 115 at Yale recently. Manchester; 3, Squatflto, Manches Crawford, x ...... 1 and the Anal selections for the team ald Gwlnn, Pittsburgh, 169 ft. 8 1-4 Cohen. 2b 0 -0 0 1 0 T ota ls...... 34 ~2 B 27 8 1 Bon Ami (6) In., third; P aul M .'V o n ck x , H arvard, Manchester, scored In erery ter; 4, Ebb, Bristol,' ' lackson, ss ...... 4 1 2 3 8 0 that will represent theJocal Legion Hunt, ss ____ .5 1 3 2 '2 0 Special mil© relay: 1, West Hart 0 Manchester Green (0) 154 f t 7 8-4 In., fo u rth ; F ran k W eis, event and came i\ear a clean sweep H ogan, c ...... 2 0 0 2 1 post will be made before Saturday. Cornell, 161 ft 1 8-4 in., fifth. ford (Perry, Bough ton, Harvey, Leach, x x ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 Birmingham, England, June 3.— Holland, c f ___ B 1 3 1 0 0 Kelly, c ...... 4 0 0 11 1 0 in four of them. With the excep O’Farrell...... 0 0 0 1 0 0 Walter Hagen defeated Archie Rohh, lb ...... 6 0 0 10 1 0 Brennan, If . . ‘.5 1 1 1 0 0 tion of the dash even'i.8, every first Sullivan); 2, Manchester'(Murpliy, Benton, p ...... 4 0 0 0 5 0 Compston, 1 up, in a thirty-six golf Pondrier, 2b ..3 1 0 2 2 O' Coleman, lb ..5 0 1 6 2 0 place registered by a Manchester Smith, Marks, Green3vay).,,. ..TWa athlete was either a new league or event did not count, in the. polxi^ 34 4 10 27 18 2 match Saturday afternoon, coming COLLEGE RESULTS Sullivan, If . . . 2 1 1 0 0 0 Plitt, 3b ...... 4 1 1 2 2 1 C hicago from behind to win after Compston Burkhardl, If . . 3 0 1 2 0 '0 Oodek, P.....3 2 2,0 0 1 school record which is quite a feat standing.- AB. R. H. PO. A. B. had taken a thirty-six hole match DImlow, ss . . .. 5 1 2 0 1 1 Keeney, 2b ...4 1 2 5 3 1 to say the least. The fact which McMillan. 3b ...... 4 1 2 3 1 0 from him the day before at Mom- SATURDAY’S SCORES Boggoni, 3b ..5 2 2 0 4 1 Brainard, cf ..3 0 1 0 " 0 0 pleasqp Coach Wigren most Js the Beck, ss ...... 4 0 0 1 5 0 Cuyler, rf ...... 3 0 1 3' 0 0 Park, 8 and 7. \mherst 8, Wesleyan 3. Picaut, r f ...... 5 2 3 1 0 0 Thompson, rf ..2 0. 0 0 0 0 realization that in all proba%llity Hornsby, 2b ...... 4 0 1 1 1 0 The cards: Princeton 5, Yale 4. Forgett, c ....4 1 3 10 2 0 Varrlck, rg ... 2 0 0 0 0 0 National Leairoe Manchester would have won first Wilson, cf ...... 2 0 0 2 1 0 Morning Round. Holy Cross 10, Harvard A- Prentice, p .... 5 0 0 1 1 0 G. AB. R. H. PC. place just the same even though B A S E B A l J Stephenson, If ...... 3 0 1 1 0 0 Out— Penn 8, Columbia 4. O’Doul, Phlla. ___ 37 144 40 60 .417 Meriden had competed. Grimm, lb ...... 3 0 0 12 0 0 37 6 11 27 10 3 H bndrlck, Bkln. ..'30 112 20 43 .884 lU iSD AY, JUNE 4 Schulte, lb ...... 3 0 0 12 0 0 Hkgen ,.64536444 5— 40 Georgetown N. 'Y. U. 5 T ota ls...... 42 9 15 27 11 2 Winsted ...... 200 003 300— 8 Stephenson, Cln. ..3 6 138 29 61 .370 Meriden Comparison Heathcote, xx X ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Compston 43535444 4— 36 Army 11, Williams 4. Scorb by innings: Bon Ami ...... 121 020 000— 6 Fredrick, Bkln. ...32 118 25 43 .366 Eastern League...... 0 0 A conservatiTe comparison of the Grace, c ...... 0 0 1 0 In— Drexel 9, St. Josephs 0. Manchester...... 100 012 023— 9 Home runs, Plitt, Brennan; three Klein, Phlla...... 37‘ 164 38 56 .364 work of the Manchester team at B lake, p ...... 2 0 0 0 1 0 Hagen ..32454334 3— 31 Villa Nova 9, Penn A. C. 4. South Windsor . . 000 000 110— 2 Leader a year ago today, Hornsby, C vengros, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 base hits. Messenger, Bralnkrd; Boston,. 415. Wesleyan Saturday and the host HARTFORD i Moore, xxxx ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Compston 43644344 4— 36 Lebanon Valley 10. Susquehanna 1.- • Home runs: Holland, Picaut; American Iicairne three base hits, Holland, Boggani; two base hits. Hunt, Palm; sacri marks made by Meriden In compe H orne, p ...... 0 0 0 0 1 0 Afternoon Round. Temple 13, Penn State 9. fice hit, Kelly; struck out, by Go G. AB. R . H. PC. tition during the season indicates - — ■> . St. John’s 12, Providence 6. two base hits, Amos, Picaut, For Foxx, Phlla...... 8 9 147 32 62 .422 29 12 0 Out— dek 9, by Beach 10; base on balls, that Manchester would. have 1 5 27 Hagen . . 4 3 6 3 4 f 4 4— 39 Williams Frosh 6, Brooklyn Poly 1. gett, sacrifice hit, Forgett; stolen Cochrane, Phlla. .,3 9 141 33 54 .383 N ew Y ork 000 000 400— 4 oft Godek: 2, Off Beach 1; hits bats Kam m , Chi...... 4 4 168 25 60 .357 triumphed over Its arch rival by at SPRINGFIELD C hicago ...... 000 000 001— 1 Compston 4 4 4 3 4 4 5 4— 36 Colby 4, Bates 2. bases, Poudrier 2; base on balls, ..3 8 140 19 50 .357 off Prentice 2, off "Wallace 2; struck man, Godek by Beach; wild pitches, Laizerl, N. Y. ... least ten or fifteen points: Man- Runs batted In: Roush. Crawford. In— Maine 10, Bowdoln 3. Jamieson, Clev. -.,30 110 17 49 .355 'hester has one more moet before BOLKELE STADlhi^' SI Jackson, Leech, McMillan; two base Hagen . . 4 3 4 4 4 J 5 5^35 New Hampshire 10, Dartmouth 4. out, by Prentice 9, by Wallace 5. Godek 1, Beach 2; umpire, Sam Leader'a year ago today, Kress, St. bits, Lindstrom, Stephenson; home .he season comes to a perfect end- ‘ 'i • v3Ep Umpires, DrUeoU and Poudrier*^ Ma«iey. lAuii, .SIS. '. 1- ; run, McMillan. Compston 4 3 4 5 4 4 5 4— 37 Notre Dame 6. Navy 4* ill. .1 ': 'T ]>y* 7 •Si V'^w. ...'V -V i^ • v ^ r '. - ' i f S: r^f. 'FAGBPHJSP, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CO^TN^ MONDAY, JUNE-Sj i m ; •; : • THECLXS ED SE C TIO N BUY /%ND SELL H EKE APARTMENTS—FLATS— LEGAL NOTICES 79 LEGAL NOTICES 79 LEGAL NOTICES 79 Want Ad Information LOST AND FOUND 1 FLORISTS—NURSERIES 15 HELP WANTED—MALE 36 TENEMENTS 63 AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD RELIABLE MAN with car as Direct AT A COURT OF PROBATE HEL.D at Manchester, within and for the LOST— FRIDAY man’s Waltham ALREADY WE HAVE 500,000 at Manchester, within and for the at Manchester, within and for the Factory Representative in Man District of Manchester, on the 1st day district of Manchester on the 1st day Manchester wrist watch with metal mesh plants. Prices reduced on all FOR RENT— MODERN 6 room District of Manchester, on the 1st. day o f June, A. D., 1929. greenhouse plants, such as gera chester and nearby counties. No tenement, improvements, shades. o f June, A. D., 1929. o f June, A. D., 1929. wrist band. Finder please _ call Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., Present J. WHITE SUMNER, Acting Evening Herald niums and vinca vines, we .fill experience necessary. Unusual op Judge. Hartford 7-2626. Reward. Inquire 475 Center street. Judge. , , Judge. CLASSIFIED’ ADVERTISE porch boxes, dirt and labor free. portunity for advancement. Must Estate of William B. Imer late of Estate of Frank Avery late of Man Estate of Alexander Trotter late of Manchester in said district, deceased. l o s t — TURQUOISE rosary be Bedding plants about 20 varieties. be willing to start on reasonable FOR RENT— 4 ROOM tenement, Manchester, In said District, deceased. chester, in said District, deceased. MENTS new floors and newly decorated, The Administrator having exhibit The Administrator having exhibit Upon application of the Executor tween St. James’s church and Eng Astors, zinnias etc. 25c dozen. basis. Syncro Motors Company, ed his account with, said estate to for an order of sale of real estate be Count six average words to a line. Battle Creek, Michigan. modern conveniences. Rent reason ed hl3 administration account with Initials, numbers and abbreviations land’s store Sunday a. m. Kindly Perennials, flowering shrubs, rose said estate to' this-Court for allow this Court for allowance. It Is longing to said Estate as per applica tion on file. each count as a word and compound return to Mary Sweeney, Box 17 5 bushes, evergreens, and blue able. Inquire S. D. Pearl, . 120 ance, it. Is ORDERED:—^That the 8th day of words as two words. Minimum cost Is WANTED— HIGH SCHOOL boy to Woodland street, Manchester. Tel. ORDERED:—That the 8th day of June, A. D., 1929, at 8 o’clock (s. t.) ORDERED:—That the said appllca- — So. Manchester. Reward. spruce, tomato plants 15c per doz., tioh be heard and determined at the price of three lines* help with gardening, a couple of 1457. June. A. D., 1929,- at 8- o’clock (s. t.) forenoon, at the Probate office. In • • • $1.00 per hundred, ?8.00 per thou forenoon, at the Probate office. In said said M anchester, be and sam e Is a’s- Probate office In Manchester on the transient sand, pepper plants 10c per dozen, nights a week. Apply after 7 to M. slgned .for a hearing on the allow 8th day o f June, A. D., 1929, at 8 Line rates per day for THREE ROOM SUITE In Johnson Manchester, be and- the same Is as ads. ANNOUNCEMENTS 2 75c per hundred, 379 Burnside A. Bengs, 62 Pitkin street. signed for a hearing on the allowance ance of said account with said estate, o’clock (s. t.) in forenoon, and the block, modern Improvements. Tel. and this Court directs the administra Court directs said Executor to gi-i^e E ffective M arch 17, 19!i7 Avenue Greenhouse, East Hart- of said administration account with Cash Charge WANTED— MEN to work on tobac Aaron Johnson, 524 or janitor said estate, and this Court directs the tor to give public notice to all per public notice to all-persons Intereoxed STEAMSHIP TICKETS— All parts •ford. Phone 8-3091. Always open. in said estate to appear if they see 6 Consecutive Days .. 7 cts 9 cts co farm. Donald J. Grant, Buck- 2040. 'Administrator to give public notice to sons Interested therein to appear and , 3 Consecutive Days .. 9 cts 11 cts of the world. Ask for sailing lists land. Telephone 93-2. all persons Interested therein to ap be heard thereon by publishing a copy cause and be heard thereon by pub i L ay ...... 11 cts 13 cts VEGETABLE & FLOWER plants, of this order In some newspaper hav lishing a copy of this order once In and rates. Phone 750-2. Robert J. FOR RENT— ^TO ADULTS, modern pear and be heard.thereon by publish- All orders for Irregular insertions tomato plants, pepper, egg plant, Irig a copy of this order In some ing a circulation In said District, on some newspaper having a clrcultlon Smith, 1009 Main street. WANTED— EXPERIENCED farm tenement of four rooms and large or b efore June 3, 1929, and by posting in said probate district, and by post will be charged at the one-time rate. cabbage, lettuce, cauliflower. Also ne'wspaper having a circulation in Special rates for long term every hand, one capable of milking a few attic room, with garage. F. W. said District, on o r before June 3, a copy of this order on the public ing a copy of this order on the public aster, zinnia, salvia,verbena, calen signpost in'said Manchester, five days day advertising given upon request. cows. Call 109-12. Hill. 10 Olcott street. Tel. 1780-2. 1929, and by p ostin g a cop y o f this sign post in the Town where the de Ads ordered for three or six days PERSONALS dula, straw flowers, scabiosa, sal- order on the publle sign post In the ceased last dwelt, five days before before the said day of hearing and re and stopped before the third or fifth piglossis, snapdragons, marigold, WANTED — EXPERIENCED man Town where the deceased last dwelt, said day of hearing and return make turn make to the Court. day will be charged only for the ac TO RENT— CENTENNIAL apart five days before said day of hearing to this Court. J. W H IT E SUMNER. tual number of times the ad appear WILL THE MAN running his auto delphinium, larkspur. Dusty Mil to drive tobacco setter. Axel John ments. four room apartment. Jani and return make to this Court. W IL L IA M S. H YDE Acting Judge. ed, charging at the rate earned, but ler, popples. Phlox, shasta daisy, son, Adams street. Tel. 1707. tor service, heat, gas range, ice W IL L IA M S. H YD E Judge. H -6-3-29. mobile East to South Manchester, H -6-3-29. no allowances or refunds can be made last evening, Silver Lane Road, chrysanth'emums, petunia, aquile- box furnished. Call Manchester Judge. on six time ads stopped after the H-6-3-29. ^ gia. Also potted flowers: gerani Construction Company, 2100 or AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD fifth day. who witnessed an accident please WANTED— MAN on tobacco farm. No “till forbids": display lines not communicate with telephone 360, ums, Martha Washington, agera- 782-2. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Manchester, within and for the Phone 75-5. District of Mancheste'r, on the 1st day sold. ' , Manchester at once? tum, coleus, begonia, German and at Manchester, within and for the TRY CLEVELAND The Herald will not be responsible District of Manchester, on the 1st day o f June, A, D „ 1929. English ivy, vinca, fuchsias, hang FOR RENT— 4, 5 AND 6 room Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., for more than one Incorrect Insertion WANTED— MEN, boys to learn rents. Apply Edward J. Holl, 865 o f June, A. D., 1929. of any advertisement ordered for ing pans, ferns, dracena and pan barbering in day or evening class Present "WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., Judge. Main street. Telephone 560. Estate of Ernest L. Lalne late of more than one time. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 sies, 621 Hartford Road Green es. Jnquire Vaughns Barber Judge. The inadvertent omission of Incor house. Call 37-3. Estate of Adam Palmer, late of Manchester, In said District, deceas IF YOU REQUIRE rect publication of advertising will be School, 14 Market street, Hart FOR RENT— 5 ROOM FLAT with Somersvllle, Massachusetts, leaving ed. rectified only by cancellation of the 1928 Oldsmobile Sport Coupe. ford. real estate in said District. The Executor having exhibited his FOR SALE— TOMATO PLANTS 2 garage. Apply at 108 Ridge street. administration account with said es charge made for• the • service • rendered. 1927 Auburn Sedan. dozen for 25c, 90c per hundred, The Administrator having exhibited 1927 Buick Stand. Coach. FOR RENT— FIVE ROOM flat, all his administration account with said tate to this Court for allowance, it is CHEAP DIVORCE All advertisements must conform cabbage plants 10c dozen, 60c per SITUATIONS WANTED— estate to this Court fqr allowance. It ORDERED:—That the 8th day of In style, copy and typography with 1927 Whippet 4 Coach. Improvements, 113 Summer street. is June. A. D., 1929, at 8 o’clock (s. t). hundred, asters,-’' zinnias, snap forenoon, at the Probate office. In said iregula'tions enforced by the publish 1925 Buick Roadster. dragons, strawflowers. Ten weeks MALE 39 Telephone 897-13. ORDERED:—That the 8th. day of ers and they reserve the right to June, A. D., 1929, at 8 o ’clo ck (s. t.) Manchester, be and the same is as 1927 Pontiac Landau. stock. Rose of Heaven, 25c dozen, signed for a hearing on the allowance Cleveland.—^Here’s a tip to those edit, revise or reject any copy con Other good used cars. WANTED— ASHES to cart, plow FOR RENT— BENTON ST., five forenoon, at the Probate office, In said sidered objectionable. flowering shrubs 2 and 3 years old room flat. All modern Improve Manchester, be and the same is as of said administration account with who are tiring of the so called CliOSINO H 'URS—Classified ads CRAWFORD AUTO SUPPLY CO. ing to do, cellars to dig. L. T. signed for a hearing on the allowance said estate, and this Court directs matrimonial yoke and have a burn 25c each. Bleeding heart, $1.00 Wood, 55 Bisseli street. ments. Apply H. H. West & Son. the Executor to give public- notice to to be published same day must be re Center & Trotter Sts. each, potted plants in b’ OvTm 10c of said administration account with ing desire to step out in single har ceived by 12 o'clock noon. Saturdays Tel. 1174 or 2021 29 Bisseli street, telephone 2500. said estate, and this Court directs all persons interested therein to ap 10:30 a. m. and up. Also evergreen at reason the Administrator to give public no pear and be heard thereon by pub ness again: lishing a copy of this order In some TELEPHONE YOUR WANT GOOD USED CARS able prices. California privit, $3.00 ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 FOR RENT— MODERN five room tice to all persons interested therein Cleveland is probably offering to appear and be heard thereon by newspaper having, a circulation in cheaper divorces than any other Cash or Terms per hundred, barberry $1.00 per flat, newly renovated, at 47 Math said District, on or before June 3, f ' ADS. publishing a copy of . this order in city in the country. They’re cheap Ads are accepted over the telephone Madden Bros. hundred. John McConville,-7 Win- FOR SALE— A-No. 1 loam. Inquire er street. Telephone 1987. some newspaper having a circulation 1929, and by posting a copy of this at the CHARGE RATE above Tel. 600 demere street. Homestead Park. Frank Damato, 24 Homestead in said District, on or before June 3, order on the public signpost in the er, but they’re every bit as good as a convience to advertisers. but Tel. 1640. street, Manchfester. Tel. 1507. FOR RENT— 3 ROOM flat, all im 1929, and by p ostin g a cop y o f this Town where the deceased last dwelt, after they become journal entries the CASH RATES will be accepted as order on the public sign post In the five days before said day,of hearing 19^5 MAXWELL COUPE provements. Inquire Pagan! Broth and return make to this Court. in the Cuyahoga county common FULL PAYMENT If paid at the busi ers Store, Depot Square. Town where the deceased last dwelt, ness oftlce on or before the seventh 1922 BUICK 4 PASS. COUPE five days before said day of hearing W ILLIA M S. H YDE pleas courts. day following the first Insertion of BETTS GARAGE MOVING—TRUCKING- GARDEN—L A W N - and return make to this Court. Judge. Up until a few months ago mar^^ FOR RENT— 4 AND 5 rooms, mod H -6-3-29. each ad otherwise the CHARGE Hudson-Essex Dealer— 129 Spruce STORAGE 20 DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 W ILLIA M S. H YD E ket quotations on the common or RATE will be collected. No responsi ern Improvements, 5 Walnut Judge. garden variety of maxital sever bility for errors in telephoned ads STORAGE ROOM for furniture or street, near Cheney Mills $20-$25. H -6-3-29. will be assumed and their accuracy 1928 Nash 4 Pass. Advance Coupe. FOR SALE— TWO TONS of good ances were approximately $100. Of can n ot’ be guaranteed. _____ 1924 Studebaker Big 6 5 Pass merchandise, available at Braith- hay $20 a ton, at the farm. W. L. Inquire on premises, tailor shop. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD course if the sui,t was contested INDEX OF CLASSIFICA Coupe. waite’s, 52 Pearl street. Fish, Lake street. Tel. 970-2. Tel. 2470. at Manchester, -within and K>r the GRANT’ S COUSIN, and required a bit of fancy palaver 1926 Studebaker Commander district of Manchester on the 1st day by th^ attorney, the cost was raised TIONS o f June, A. D., 1929. Sedan. PERRETT & GLENNEY. Call any accordingly. B irths ...... time. Tel. 7. Local and long dis HOUSES FOR RENT 65 Present "WULLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., Engagements ...... " 1925 Studebaker Standard Coach. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 Judge. ' Shopping Around tance moving and trucking and 0 — - ... — Estate of Rebecca Sardella late of . 9 4 , PENNILESS, M arriages ...... CONKEY AUTO CO. ' FOR RENT— 10 ROOM house, two But now if one does a bit of Deaths ...... ^ 2C E. Center Studebaker Dealer freight work and express. Daily ANY GAS STOVE or combination Manchester In said district, deceased. shopping around one can wheedle Card of Thanks ...... bathrooms, oil burning furnace, Upon application of the Executor express to Hartford. coal and gas put in your home 30 for an order of sale of real estate an attorney into taking on the en In Memorlam . 1925 Reo 1 1-2 ton stake body. days free trial. Benson Furniture two car garage. Call 258. Lost and Found LOCAL AND LONG distance mov belonging to said Estate as per ap ALONE IN PARIS tire proceedings with the usual Announcements ...... ^ 1925 Reo 1 1-2 ton express body. Company. plication on file. number of to-wits and whereases Personals ...... ‘ 1924 Reo 6 cylinder, 7 passenger ing, by experienced men. Public ORDERED:—That the said applica FOR RENT 67 tion be heard and determined at the guaranteed. Antonioliiles touring. storehouse. L. T. Wood, 55 Bisseli FOR SALE— BRASS BED, rug, A utom obiles for Sale ...... ^ street. Tel, 496. floor lamps, porch screens, kitchen SUMMER HOMES Probate office in Manchester on the Paris— The 94-year-old Madame And maybe you think this condi Automobiles for-Exchange ...... 5 1926 Ford 1 ton dump body. 8th. day o f June, A. D., 1929, at 8 tion of affairs isn’t causing the di table, bed couch, 3 burner gas o’clock (s. t.) in forenoon, and the McKinley Conneau, fouiid poverty Auto Accessories—Tires ...... 6 Brown’s Garage— Telephone 869 MANCHESTER AND NEW YORK FOR RENT— 7 ROOM COTTAGE vorce specialists among the legal Auto Repairing— Painting ...... 7 Corner Cooper and West Center Sts. range, coal range. Owner left Court directs said executor to give stricken in Pans, may not be a Auto Schools ...... Motor Dispatch. Daily service be town. Inquire at 62 Eldridge at Black Point, all improvements. public notice to all persons Interested fraternity to tear their hair and in said estate to appear if they see blood sister of McKinley, the mar- froth at the mouth. And probably Autos—Ship bv Truck ...... 8 SEE OUR USED CARS FIRST tween New York and Manchester. street, after 5 p. m. Tel. 2626-2. Rent reasonable. Inquire at The 'tyred president, but she is at least Autos—For Hire ...... 9 Call 7 or 2577 or 2578. i Manchester Trust Company. cause and be heard thereon by pub to emit raucucus cries, of anger Garages—Service—Storage ...... 10 MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES lishing a copy of this order once in a cousin of President Grant. Docu M otorcycles — Bicycle ...... 11 1069 Main St. Tel. 740 LIBERAL ALLOWANCE made on .some newspaper having a circulation and despair. ments in her possession, signed by Although . this reporter doesn’t W anted Autos —M otorcycles ------12 Thos. E. Donahue. Mgr. your present refrigerator toward In said probate district, and by post U. S. Ambassador 'Washburne, BoKincKs nnil I’ rofesnlonnl Services PROFESSIONAL the purchase of a Kelvinator. Al FARMS AND LAND FOR ing a copy of this order on the public need a divorce, actuated by a spirit Business Services UtTered . . . . 13 SALE 71 sign post in said Manchester, five prove that she is. 1— 1928 Hupmobile 8 Sedan. SERVICES 22 fred A. Grezel, 829 Main street. days before the said day of hearing of sheer curiosity, he interviewed a Household Services Offered ...... 13-A The claims of Madame Conneau number of the younger attorneys. B uilding—C ontracting ...... H 1— 1928 Locomobile 8 Sedan. Phone 1525. and return make to the Court. that she is a sister of McKinley Piano Tuning FOR SALE— CHICKEN farm of ■WILLIAM S., HYDE Invariably they started at the stan Florists—Nurseries ...... 1» 1— 1928 Hupmobile 6 Sedan. about 2 acres. Inquire at O. E. has met with dinials from relatives Funeral Ulreclors ...... 10 1— 1928 Chevrolet Coach. Expert work guaranteed ATWATER - KENT RADIO $95. Judge. dard price of $100. Then when Healing — Plumhing—Roofing ... 1< Kemp’s Music House Used ice boxes $5 up. Manners, top of Nigger Hill. H -6-3-29. and close friends of' the late presi there seemed to be some doubt in Insurance ...... 18 , 1— 1927 Chevrolet Sedan. dent. A favorite at the court of Tel. 821 Watkins Furniture Exchange AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD the prospective client’s mind as to Millinery —Dressmaking ...... 19 2— 1927 Chevrolet C!ou?es. Napoleon IH, she was granted a Moving—'I'rucking—Storage ... 20 1— 1927 Essex Coupe. 17 Oak St. HOUSES FOR SALE 72 at Manchester, within and for the the costs, the market immediately P ain tin g— Papering ...... 31 PIANO TUNING district of Manchester, on the 1st day pension which expired automatical 1— 1927 Essex Sedan. of June, A. D.. 1929. took a bearish attitude and fell P rofessional S e r v ic e s ...... 3"‘l John Cockerham FOR SALE— NEW HOMES on ly when the monarch was dethron rapidly. In one instance divorcp R epairin g ...... ‘38 H. A. STEPHENS 6 Orchard St. Tel. 245-5 WANTED—TO BUY 58 Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq:, ed. Tailoring—Dyeing-Cleaning ... 24 Center at Knox Sts. Tel. 939-2 Walker. Henry, Washington. Park Judge. common fell to $25. Call money Toilet Goods and Service ...... 25 er. Phelps Road and Fairvlew Estate of Harriet E. Rich late of Born In U. S; would probably be the technical ex I WILL PAY HIGHEST prices for Manchester in said district, deceased. Wanted—Business Service ...... 2B streets, in fact all sections of the As there is ample proof that Ma planation for this phenomena but Ed iictiliontil REPAIRING 23 brass, copper, tires, tubes, rags," Upon application of Richard G. Rich dame Conneau is an American by AUTO ACCESSORIES— town. Our list always complete. praying that administration be grant ready money tvould possibly be a Courses and Classes ...... 27 magazines and paper or anything birth, the American Aid Society of P rivate Instruction ...... ‘28 TIRES LAWN MOWERS REPAIRED, Arthur A. Knofla. Phone 7S2-2, ed on said estate to The "Manchester more lucid cause. Dancing ...... 2S-A else saleable. Cal-1 849. Wm. 875 Main street. Trust Company as per application on Paris has taken her case in hand Many Lawyers chimneys cleaned and repaired, Ostrinsliy, 91 Clinton. file, it is and provided her with a small pen M usical— Dram atic ...... 29 BATTERIES FOR YOUR automo At the present time there are W anted— Instruction ...... 30 key fitting, safes opened, saw filing FOR SAl.E-COZY 1 FLOOR bun ORDERED:—That the foregoing sion to meet her immediate needs. PinnncinI bile, ranging from $7 up. Recharg and grinding. Work called for. WILL PAY HIGHEST cash prices application be heard and determined scores of young lawyers in the city Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages ...... 31 galow, 6 pleasant rooms, garage, at the Probate office in Manchester In Eight weeks ago the American hard pressed for money and clients ing and repairing. Distributors of Harold Clemson, 108 North Elm for ags, paper, magazines and said District, on the 8th day of June. colony was shocked to learn that Business Opportunities , ...... 32 Prest-O-LUe Batteries. Center shrubs, large lot, near school. and for that reason the older spec Money to Loan ...... 33 •street. Telephone 462. metals. Also buy all kinds of Bargain price, owner making A. D., 1929. at 8 o ’clock (s. t.) In the Madame Conneau had been found Help and Sitnntions Auto Supply Co., 155 Center. Tel. chickens. Morris H. Lessner. Call forenoon, and that notice be given to ialists are suffering. change. Henry street. Phone 895-3. all persons interested in said estate penniless in a shabby hall room, The only catch, in che situation Help Wanted — Female ...... 35 673. MOWER SHARPENING, vacuum 1545 or 1589. and she received immediate aid. H elp W anted— Male ...... 3i; cleaner, phonograph, clock, lock of the pendency of said application seems to be that the cubs of the Help Wanted—Male or Female .. 37 and the time /and place of hearing Her claims that she is a sister bar, lacking the technical experi A gen ts W anted ...... 37-A repairing; key making. Braith- REAL ESTATE FOR thereon, by publishing a copy of this of President McKinley have not GARAGES—SERVICE- order In some newspaper having a ence needed in divorce cases are Situations Wanted — Fem ale ...... 38 waite, 52 Pearl street. ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 been substantial. Married at the Situations Wanted — Male ...... 39 STORAGE 10 EXCHANGE 76 circulation in said district, on or be likely to flop when it comes to pre Employment Agencies ...... 40 -SEWING MACHINE repairing of all fore June 3, 1929, and by posting a age of sixteen, to a French naval senting the case in court. This, how Live Stock— Peta—Poultry—Vehlcle.a FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE new copy of this order on the public sign officer, Madame Conneau has spent makes, oils, needles and supplies. FOR RENT— FURNISHED room, post in said town of Manchester, at ever, is simply the opinion express D ogs— B irds— Pets ...... 41 FOR RENT— DOUBLE garage, In- R. W. Garrard, 37 Edward street. six room house, price reasonable. the greater part of her life in Live Stock — Vehicles ...... 42 37 Park street. Telephone 186. A. Schmidt, 74 Mather street. In least five days before the day of said ed by the older and more seasoned Poultry and Supplies ...... 43 quire 21 Ridge street. Tei. 715. hearing, to appear If they see cause France. attorneys. However if the youngster Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 FOR RENT— PLEASANT furnish quire after 6 p. m. at/said time and place and be heard Presented At Court For. Snie— MiHcelliineons relative thereto, and make return to puts it across everybody connected FOR RENT— GARAGE, Manches ed room, all conveniences, near Careful investigations have with the case is just as “ free, white Articles for Sale ...... 45 ter Green, Cook property. Tele HELP WANTED— FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE on this court, and by mailing In a regis brought to light the fact that she Boats and Accessories ...... 46 Cheney mills, to two gentlemen. Mather street just finishing 6 room tered letter, postage paid, on or be and 21’’, as though the procedure Building M aterials ...... 47 phone 820. FEMALE 35 Phone 17 5-3. fore .tune 3, 1929, a cop y o f this order was presented to the Imperial had been conducted by a famous Diamonds—Watches'—Jewelry .. 48 modern house with garage. Come to Elisha R. Rich. 115 Onslow Place, Court of Napoleon HI through her Electrical Appliances—Radio ... 49 WANTED— A competent girl for FOR RENT— ROOM suitable for and get cacquainted. Wm. Kanehl, Kew Gardens, Richmond Hill. N. Y. brother-in-law who was chief lawyer. Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A one or two gentlemen, two beds. 519 Center strefet. WILLIAM S. HY-DE Garden — Farm—Dairy Products 50 BUSINESS SERVICES general housework. Apply Nelleg’s Judge. physician to the Emperor. She be Household Goods ...... 51 OFFERED 13 Millinery Store, State Theater Centrally located. 31 Laurel street. H-G-3-29. came an intimate friend of the M acliinery and T ools ...... 52 Building, or telephone 348-2 after Phone 32-3. LEGAL NOTICES 79 Imnerial couple. Not so long ago the big stick Musical Instruments...... 53 AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD commanded attention all over the ASHES'REMOVED BY LOAD or 6:30 p. m. at Manchester, within and for the Friends of Madame Conneau who Office and Store Equipment ..... 54 FOR RENT— FURNISHED room, AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD have known her for many decades country. ■ Now it’s the lipstick. Specials at the S t o r e s ...... 56 job in. light moving truck. V. Fir- suitable for light housekeeping. In at Manchester, within and for the District of Manchester, on the 1st day Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... 57 WAN'I’tiD— GIRL FOR cashier and o f June, A. D „ 1929. have testified that they knew her po, 116 Wells street. Tel. 2466-W. Selwitz" Building. Inquire Selwitz District of Manchester, on the 1st. day Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., Wanted—To Buy ...... 58 general office work. High school o f June. A. D.. 1929. when she held a high social posi Uooms—Board—Hotels—Resort* graduate preferred. Apply J. W. Shoe Shop. Present WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq., Judge. Restaurants Estate of Franklin H. Strong^late tion in Paris, Hale Company. Judge. of Manchester, in said District, de Among ber papers is a document Rooms Without Board ...... 59 BUSINESS SERVICES Estate of Mary E. Prentiss late of FOR SALE ' Boarders W anted ...... 5U-A ceased. signed by Elihu B. "Washburne, OFFERED 13 \VANTED— COOK, A middle aged APARTMENTS—FLATS— Manchester, in said District, deceased. Country Board—Resorts ...... 60 On motion of The Manchester Trust On motion of The Manchester Trust then U. S. Ambassador in Paris, Hotels—Restaurants ...... 61 woman without dependents as a TENEMENTS 63 Company, executor with will annexed. Company executor with will annexed. stating that she is an American by Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... 62 MATTRESSES, BOX SPRINGS. cook for our girls’ boarding house. ORDERED:—That six months from FILLING STATION ORDERED:—That six months from the 1 s t'.day o f June, A .'D ., 1929, be birth and a cousin of General Rea* Estate For Rent PILLOWS STEAM - STERILIZED Apply to Cheney Brothers Employ FOR RENT— 5 ROOM bungalow the 1st day of June, A. D„ 1929, be Apartments. Flats. Tenements .. 63 and the same are limited and allowed Grant, who was then President of ON STATE ROAD AND MADE OVER EQUAL TO ment office. and garage,, all modern conven and the same are limited and allowed for the, creditors within which to Business Locations for Rent ... 64 for the creditors within which to United States. Houses for Rent ...... 65 NEW— $5 FOR OLD MATTRESS iences. Inquire 30 Liberty street bring In their claims against said es Reasonable Price. bring In their claims against said es tate,'and the said executor is directed Suburban for Rent ...... 66 IN EXCHANGE FOR NEW ONE or telephone 1189-5. tate, and the said executor is directed Summer Hom es fo r R e n t ...... 67 to give public notice to the creditors The Amazon river Is 3400 miles Full Particulars from ONE DAY SERVICE HELP WANTED—MALE 36 to give public notice to the creditors to bring in their claims within said Wanted to Rent ...... 68 MAN. UPHOLSTERING CO. FOR RENT— 6 ROOM double tene to bring in their claims within said long and is 150 miles wide at its Heal Estate For Sale time allowed by posting a copy of this time allowed by posting a copy of this mouth. Apartment Building for Sale ... 69 331 Center St.— Opposite Arch St. COUNTY DISTRIBUTORS earn $75 ment, all improvements, garage, order on the public sign post nearest ROBERT J. SMITH order on the public sign post nearest to the place where the deceased last Business Property for S ale ...... 70 Est'.. Since 1922 Tel. 12C8-2 weekly and more. * No selling; good location, near Pine Forest. to the place where the- deceased last Farms and Land for Sale ...... 71 Call evenings after 5:30 at 33 dwelt within said town and by pub If a man is known by the com 1009 Main Street many counties available. Send ap dwelt within said town and by pub lishing the same in sohie newspaper Houses for Sale ...... 72 Stone street. Telephone 1317. lishing the same In some newspaper pany he keeps, shouldn’t a company L ots for Sale ...... '•73 plications to Home Town Branch, having a circulation in said probate Phone 759-2. We do not pretend to compre 23 6 1st Ave., West Haven, Conn. having a circulation In said probate district, within ten days from the be known by the man- it keeps. Resort Property for Sale ...... 74 FOR RENT— 6 ROOM tenement, district, within ten days from the date Suburban for Sale ...... 75 hend the inflnity of cpace. Neither of this order, and return make to this date of this order, and'return make Real Estate for Exchange ...... 76 do we understand Einstein’s theory WANTED — TWO FIRST class with or without garage, all im Court of the notice given. to this court of the notice given. W anted— R eal Estate ...... 77 WILLIAM S. HYDE , of It. It doesn’t make any. differ painters.' John M. McCann, 232 provements. Inquire 168 Hilliard WILLIAM S. HYDE Judge, i tn Auction—Legal Notices . East Middle Turnpike, street. Judge. Auction Sales ...... 78 ence, anyway. H -6-3-29. K-6-3-29. ■ : Legal Notices ...... 79 GAS BUGGIES—Re^ew By FRANK BECK A Home Of Your Own $500/down gives you a warrantee deed to a new six room rUST WHEN VIOLA . 13LEC'SMARr,BIGrHEARTlD "^^HFTY* SAM SMITH, colonial, oak floors, steam heat, sun parlor.' A complete house ALSO A CRO O K, HAS TVALON DECIDED SHE AND ROUGH, WORSHIPS and garage for $9950. / ” ‘ LOVED Al/EC SMART, VIOLA IN HIS AWKWARD ATTACHED HIMSELF TO HE WAS ACCUSED WAY. HE IS WORKING ON DAN DRESSER AND FORGES CAN TO PROVIDE IHERE ARE OF TAKING S lOOO OF A FARM NEAR HARTSOALE Main street, a real good two family, all modern, complete COMPANY MOIEY AND WHERE VIOLA IS STAGING, FOOD AND LODGING wlth.screens and shades, $10,500. Terms. • ^ THREE PRINQPALS UNDER THREAT OF IN THIS LITTLE DISAPPEARED, AFTER BUT IS K EEPIN G • HIS DRAMA OF UFE:---- MAKING GOOD THE LOSS. WHEREABOUTS SECRET. EXPOSING DAN’S PAST VIOLA /WALON AND SHE ■ IS CERTAIN HE HE BELIEVES VIOLA A N D P L A N S . Henry Street— Brand new single, all modern and right up to HER TVO SUITORS, WILL WRITE ,TO HER LOVES THE POLISHED date in latest fixtures and finish. Very reasonable price and ALEC SMART AND AND ASSURE HER OF' DAN DRESSER, AN) FOR terms. - • ; ’ DAN DRESSER . MS INNOCENCE , BUT NO THIS REASON ALEC HAS u n k n o w n t o v io l a , LETTER HAS COME. NOT WRITTEN JO HER. BOTH SUnX3RS HAD Porter Street Section. Single of six rooms, extra building BEEN CROOKS,BUT I aSu b y d o o h in k l e , lot, garage, price only $6,000’. It costs nothing to Investigate. ALEC SMART IfAN DRESSER, A t h e v il l a g e s p in s t e r , RB=ORMED VA4B4 HE SAUVE CROOK, WORMED . ha s / b e e n P R /Y 1N 6 MET VIOLA, AND '^l& N D LY ’ OLD AUNT HIS WAY INTO TH E FOR A MAN THE RASJ HAS -TRIED TO SUE HART SOUGHT c Om r n 'IY o f w h ic h 20 YEARS. IN *SMFTY*: ALEC SMART HAD BEEN SAM, RUBY' , SEES *<30 ' STRAIGHT*. TO CONSOLE VIOLA, Hif WHOM SHE LOVES FART- OWNER. DAN IS THE ;ANSWER TO. A DEARLYi AND WHO THE . MAN WHO REALLY m a io e n '^s p r a y e r . - 1009 Main Street. IS STA YIN G fcFOR A GOT THE $1000 * ALEC : I INSURANCE STEAMSHIP TICKETS ------WITH - HER. WAS AGCUSro 6 f TAKING. ■ . ^ ’ y .*. • ' V* -•V f r . ‘ -• . ‘ .{i - -A-' r- J - ‘ ' ■ ■ ■. * i f • :' ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1929. F lapper Fa n n y Sa y s SKIPPY B> Percy L ( rusHy ______pyr»oyy»______SENSE »Hi NONSENSE In Ye pide Days XHAr^S Liza and Fanny were discussing OH^eoyf IF their Sunday night dates, OH, SKfPPV- Pro I TO THerOLKS «FOURTOWN AU Trt^Vfte cooKINV Yes, ma’am, I done had me a YA s^€ THe 5I6M h we ALL KNOW THAT OURS IS THE SREATEST TOWN IN THE neckin’ party last night!” FOR it' s a GooP 7/fiNG Yes, ma’am, I done had me a JN FRp.HT OF NU66NT’i WHOLE WORLD, BUT AS THE SAYING GOES, NOTHIN G I S TH£V c/iueo ON Nie - neckin’ party last night!” ~ “ Neckin’ party? Law, chile, don’t DRUG SroR6? .c * M O M ^ PERFECT- SO LET'S ALL GET TOGETHER ANOSEE IF you know them is out of style? / They had -them four thousand years we CAN STILL IMPROVE IT. ALL TOGETHER NOW, ago.” “How do you know they had NEIGHBORS, LET OUR SLOGAN S£; A BIGGER, B ETTER them four thousand years ago?” “ Cause my mammy done tole me AND BRIGHTER HONEYPALE OR BUST. that the Bible says that King Solo mon took'the Queen of Sheba into FSRWnRB RtL SOaaeJTIONS TO THE HONeVP/tCe the banquet hall and he fed her CO'CTPeRATiVfi CIVIC iNiPRovCMCNT ANO €NLARC6fA6NT wine and nectar!” ColviPAlYTeE MR.PRlNCe-ROOM FOUR NOYHINC* TOWN HflU These Children! 4 * ^ The street car was crowded. “ Look, mother!” squealed little .... 'Vii Benny as a passenger took a seat opposite. “There’s the man who comes every week for the furniture ©1329 { Great Britain rijhts reeerved. money.” ^ I Kins Features Syndicate, Inc. CHIA Mathematics Made Easy Some teachers have class even “ You have ten potatoes and have The Toonerville Trolley That Meets All the Trains By Fontaine Pox OUR BOARDING HOUSE after school’s out. to divide them between three per By Gene Ahern sons. What do you do?” “ Mash them.” v h a itAoyit a Sam— What fob am dem bed- THE SKlppef^ /H L KY dliVeM KlhIP of ToPACe© ( I w B-B-B lI-B iJSYeR t -- springs on dat stove, jes tell me AislP HE HA^ A N e a t s y s te m of gUM M lN^ A PIPEFUL. "AMOS' B. fIooPLE, ESQ.= dat? THAt IS A LETTER I RECEDED DEAR SIR ; EKJCLOSED Jim— I is jes filled wid dese Today from ekJglai^d ,— 'AkId x rheumatic pains, and Captain IS DRAFT For £ 8 o,T o PaY SOFT COAL, TOO. Caheth done tel’ me ’ tain’t nothin’ WAklT YoU To 'READ iT To ME yoUR TRAkISPorTAT iokJ T o like de hot springs for rheumatism. ^ HakId T r e m b l e s s o f r o m EiJGLAkId For CLoSikIg o f A COAL MINE makes an inter-' esting place for letter golf fans to Ever stop to think that the boot •READlslG IT T^^E F lR S T T I M E , TME ■RiJFlIS' UooPlE e s t a t e , legger would be forced out of busi \ dig around in. Par is six and one I cAiJ’ T Ho l d iT STiLL e iJ o UGH UJMicH MAS Been! ikI solution is on another page. ness if people would quit buying his stuff? Why should the seller be To -READ A6AIK1, To SEE IF probaVe tRe Pa s t T wekItV considered more guilty than the YEARS ^ IT IS iJECESSARV buyer? • OP U)MAT I *READ WAS TR lJE ^ c O A L. TMAT VoU m ake TMe T rip s T ake it slo w lY, Ella: “ What do you think of V o O . CommUkIicaT e with r: T’ those two boys?” Mi’ LAD ! I Bella: “ They’d make a fine ome WHiTKiEY Sf w HiT kJeY, ------let.” < 0 So l ic it o r s , - 2 6 o f u EeT ST. Ella: “ What do you mean?”. V Bella: “ They’re both good eggs.” lokIdokI, EKI6s ■ A ^ J -respectfiJllY, . { I Mrs. Plunkett: Say, Doctor, how is Jeny Christy? She’s under your ( NiC '‘.T. WMiTkIeV care, isn’t she? Doctor : Yes, she was, but I’m not attending her now. Mrs. Plunkett: That’s fine, I’m so glad to hear she’s now out of dan ger. Clerk (seeking a raise in pay) M 1 N E. Er-er-um-aw-my-wife and I are finding It terribly difficult to live 'X'H BTJIiES. together on my salary, sir. Boss. Well, what do you want 1— The idea of Letter Golf is tome to do? Arrange a divorce for > 5 * change one word to another and do you? it in par, a given number of strokes. 0 Thus to change COW to HEN in The optimist, like a jealous wom three strokes, COW, HOW, HEW, an, often sees things that ain’t. HEN. h 2— ^You change only one letter A woman is like music; you don’t at a time. have to understand her to love her. 3— You must have a complete \ 'I word, of common usage, for each Sweet Young Thing; "Next week iii!: jump. Slang words and abbrevia I’m going to Paris for my clothes.” • -^■READ tions don’t count. Grandma: “ Ah, I wondered tHr 4— The order of letters cannotwhere you left them.” \ IT,; be changed. gaik One solution is printed on an •V . O l9Z9. CY firA A I.' It’s queer. No fellow is good Fox. 1929^ ^ I r AJ_ other page. enough to marry a nice girl, but just anybody is good enough to be The chicken is a guileless bird. her dad. And really ’tis a sin WASHINGTON TUBBS !1 Up a Tree! By O yne To think the way that every day Few men know more than they The public takes him in. pretend. EASY, ipboT /X SSHTKY SWiONEO ON ^ N P Trit'l anl h sToirrA y M,^cocHttANw«»picnnuBCg47^KNicK '''-I / hm ^ ^ iiMia Ml, - ''S :.r«S='' © 1»t% WX MA SERVICC, INC. RE6 . U S. PAT. OFT. 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(READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) SALESMAN SAM Home, Sweet Home Blues By Small The flock of blackbirds cowed flew, all wondering if the Goofy- real loud and scared the little goo was going to find a place to Tiny crowd. It seemed that they land. They all hoped so, at least. 'w e l l , AL, W€,’Ve SAPP VJtLL Mow TCLL A 6 E \T eveR. so MUi^oLe, WHEN \ -J'-’i'' '■ 'i:- •-'vJ- -..Lv . I'-s-sS M ON DAY, JU NE 3,192111. PAGE TW ELl^ IKanrIfpfftrr PnrnUm im O li Edmund Rich, Andrew -jRaguskus, BARNARD 8TH GRADERS Russell. Stevenson, Walter Ted- L 0 .G .T . MEMBERS ABOUT TOWN USESCHILDROiAS ford, Salvator AngeUUo, Fred Bald THIS STO R E .W ILL G L 0 S E W E D NE §D A YS AT NOON win, Andrew Binok, Albert Hilding,. SURPRiSE BRANDTS Mancbester Lodge, No. 1477, WIN WRITING AWARDS Loyal Order of Moose, will hold DIAL INSTRUaORS Francis Moriarty, Robert Alexan Its regular meeting at the Home der, Francis Dellaferra, Elmore Club on Brainard Place at 8 o’clock The eighth grade pupils of Bar Wittkofske, Robert Holmes, Arl- Give Local Couple , Party on tonight. nard school have taken the exam-, ton Judd, Carl Larson, Sherwood Their 22i»d Wedding .^ini- Telephone Company Teach' inatlon required by the A; N Nyman. versary; Entertainment'Pro? The Lions Club will meet in the Palmer Company, and have been gram . Hotel Sheridan at 6 o’clock tonight. given the awards they have earn Also Ellis Martin, Herbert Ted- D E P A R T M E N T STO R E SO. MAMCHESTEP,CXINN.V The committees on club activltie$, | es Young Folks First *m ed. Iq order to pass the test, the ford, David RuddalJ, Henry membership and nominations will i writing must show freedom of Bensche, Frederick Bieber, Hugo Mr. and Mrs. Emil Brands, of 55 ...... •/ report. Election of officers will be movement, and all lines must be Benson, Dana Cowles, Maynard Norman street were presented with held and preparations made for School Demonstrations. swift and clear-cut. The hand, pen Clough, Albert Eagleson, John Schack, Kenneth Edwards, Wilbert a beautiful basket of roses, at the the Joint meeting with the Kiwan- and paper must be held in the cor “ Sisters Night’’ Of Enighet Lodge, Is Club and the Chamber of Com rect position, so that the correct Hadden, Everett Bentley, Willard Gee, Chester Freeman, Walter I. O. G. ’T.. held Saturday evening merce Wednesday evening. Officials of the Southern New slant is obtained. Sufficient’ con In Orange Hall, as a remembrance England Telephone Company have trol must be shown in producing Kochln, Lincoln Kean, Wilfred of their 22nd wedding anniversary. Harold Clemson of North Elm decided that school children are the words and sentences, and there Jones, Clifford Janicki, Harold Schuetz, Raymond Bldwell, Stew It was a complete surprise to Mr. street is back at his work again best medium through which to in must be no tendency toward an and Mrs. Brandt. . following his recent injury when he troduce the manner in which the gularity. The examination must be art Kennedy, John McGann, Ed Garden Tools ward Macauley, Elmore Vincent, The membew of the lodge were | fell off a ladder. , dial system is operated. It is fig fully completed and carefully exe in charge of the program, a musical ured that in no other way can the cuted. The Palmer company did Massimo Vulllermet, Norman Ho- henthal, Merrill Rubinow, Joseph one, which Included a piano solo bjr The Beethoven Glee Club, will use of the dial phone be taught to not reject any examination submit Miss Sylvia Johnson and one by the community as by having all the ted to them by the pupils of Bar Mistretta, Thomas McVeigh, Wells hold a social tonight following the Tolson, James Wood. Miss Grace Johnson, and a violin regular rehearsal at 7:30 o’clock. children in town familiar with it. nard school. and cornet duet by Roy and Gunnar At Hale’s Usual Low Prices Representatives of the company The following pupils received Also Alfred Brown, John Cata Johnson, accompanied by Miss The Girl Scouts, Troop 1,' are are at present engaged in giving awards: lano, Elmore Clough, Fred Eng Myrtle Johnson. such demonstrations. The work was Myrtle Chapman, Gladys Wilson, land, Winslow Wright, .George requested to meet at Lincoln Ruth Peterson, Margaret Kotsch, Refreshments Were served in the school this evening at 6:30. started last week and will be com Fischer, Thomas Freeborn, Ken pleted next week. In all, 17 schools Doris Bronkle, Sophie Naczkowskl, neth Leslie, Tom Hamilton, Francis basement followed by dancing in ! will be visited, and 57 demonstra Edith McComb, Arline McCabe, Knight, Herman Montie, Frank the main hall until a late hour. Ball Bearing Lawn Mowers Air. and Mrs. James Munsie, Jr., tions made to a total of 2,870 Anna Kotsch, An^e Tidmas, Edith Pearson, Irving Prentice, Clifford Mr. and Mrs. William McCabe, pupils. The men doing this work "Thrasher, Mae Tpompson, Joanna Treat, James Toman, Joseph Uric- Mrs. Thomas Dougan, Mr. and Mrs. are Joseph J. O’Brien, B. O. Brain Tomasltis, Anna Savitsky, Helen chio, George Wilson, Leland Stev RUMMAGE SALE Eldrid McCabe and family, Mrs. ard and J. A. Reynolds. Gustafson, Betty Strong, Antoinette ens, Elwin McAdam, Winston Special $10 Marla Turkington and daughter Today the student body of the Aceto, Ruth Wilson, Olga Weber, Smith, Arthur Fallon, Ernest Myrtle, spent the holidays at Old Wed., June 5, 2 p. m- High School received the instruc June Mathiason, Muriel Anderson, Thompson,, Chester Ferris, Geno 16-inch, ball bearing lawn mowers with four cutting Orchard Beach, Maine, at Mr. Mc tions in the auditorium of the Anna Catalano, Glenna Denton, Enrico, Litman . Selwitz, George Buckland Building Cabe’s cottage. They also visited blades, 9-inch driving models. If you need a lawn mow School Street Rec. They went to Lillie Gambolati, Dolores Trotter, PJalne, Lionel Webb, Raymond Depot Square er come in and see this special that we are offering at this the Jones airport where the Green Eleanor Hunter, Evelyn Hutchin the building in groups, receiving Brown, Harold Benson, Ernest Ever Ready Circle of low price. Flash and the Yellow Bird are the Instructions during the course son, Blenda Johnson, Miriam Jones, Berggren, Joseph Schoen, Allan waiting to hop the Atlantic ocean. of their study periods. A large dial Violet Jones, Urrum Keeney, Irene Freihelt. King’s Daughters about three feet in circumference Kissman, Lillian Adams, Ruth Fin Louis A. Richmond of 65 Spruce was used for the Illustration. ley, Elaine Hllbig, Elsie Johnson, street left yesterday for CWcago ’ The program started last week Mary Saslela. X w X X vv v v v v v y Hoes Garden Sets Trowels where he will attend the Radio Also Pauline Stechholz, Irene Monday, when, students at the Rob Women’s flower gar Manufacturer’s Convention being ertson and South Main Street Sandholm, Irene Pola, Ruth Tomas, Good quality garden held throughout the week at the schools were visited. The next day Edith Nowark, Jean Williams, Hil- r^hoes with long, smooth den sets consloting of a All metal garden Hotel Stevens. the representatives of the telephone dur Skoog, Jennie Saverick, Edith ^^){handle3. Attractively rake, a hoe and a trowels— choice of two company went to the Green, Wolfe, Clara Kwash, Dorothy Wil n iO M priced, spade. Set, prices Henning Johnson, past district Buckland and Keeney street schools son, Enes Tracchian, Barbara Hyde, president of the Order of Vasa, is and on Wednesday visited the Hol Ada Robinson, Rose Barabee, Reo- attending the meetings of Su lister and Highland Park schools. fila Ofiari, Eleanor Werner, Doro 75c and $1.25 $1.25 lOc an(} 25c preme Lodge, being held all this The instructions to Ihe high thy Wirtalla, Gladys Wofsaa, Jane week in the Hotel Astor, New York school students will be commpleted Arvenetski, Jessie Bellamy, Eva G O O D THINGS T O EAT City, today. Tomorrow the men will go Draghi, Doris Cowles, Marjorie to the Franklin school and on Wed Best, Gertrude Bensche, Elsie Bau- Troop 1, Boy Scouts, will meet in nesday will take in the Lincoln, sola, Sibera Ambrosini, Mary Hitt, DON’T FORGET ABOUT WEDNESDAY. the Hollister street school at 7:30 Bunce and Nathan Hale schools. Doris Johnson, Laura Getzewlch, Bamboo Rakes steel Rakes o’clock tonight. Thursday comes the Washington Amelia Bankowski, Florence Hage- Madame the Housewife, we invite your memory and Barnard and Friday will he a now, Laura Bissell. to the fact that during June, July,and August Wed Ole Olson Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Wood of Bis- continuation at the Barnard. More Also Sadie Sullivan, Althea nesday afternoons are to be devoted to giving the Wooden Bamboo lawn rakes sell street have given the contract work will be done next week Mon Shorts, Dorothy Mol&in, Agnes Kas- hard working personnel of Pinehurst a bit of leisure or brooms— excellent First quality steel for a seven-room cottage to be built day at the Barnard and the Paro ulki, Emily Andrews, Josephine and a breath of outdoors. And that all Wednesday Rakes $1.00 chial schools and the work will be Brown, Agusta Schumbert, Ethel for cleaning up the rakes, 12 teeth. Priced, at Point O’ Woods beach to David marketing will have to be done before noon. lawn. Champion, a Lyme contractor. completed next week Tuesday at McCollum, Sundle Salmond, Jennie Our customers are so use 1 to having Pineriurst sturdy, all wood the Trade school and Connecticut Reymander, Ada Webb, Agnes Leg always on the job, always ready to respond lo phone rakes with fine gett, Phoebe Manning, Evelyn Carl The N9rwich District Ministerial Business College. calls for a rush delivery, that we aii’ icipate a few teeth. son, Catherine Cordner, Alexandria disappointments for them when, on .a Wednesday 75c to $1.20 association is in session in East Haraburda, Agnes Mayer, Viola 50c Hartford today and tomorrow. afternoon, “ Central” .says, “ rney don't answer.” TRIPLE PROPERH DEAL (Adamson, Rose Gravino, Alice Alt- . Unless Madame makes a very special mental note ken, Gertrude Brown, Florence Mrs. John McDowell and daugh of the Wednesday afternoon closing. Henschel, Jessie Hutchinson. Helen Day after tomorrow will be the first of the half ter Ruth of Knox street will leave RETURNS THIERS HERE Phol, Anna Smachetti, Eleanor Friday for New York and on Satur holidays. Swanson, Irene Villa. Meantime, with the prospect of a half day's out Magic day will sail on the S. S. Camero- Also Robert McCormick, Francis Shovels Spades nia for a three-months’ visit with Adam and Ameiia Thler have ing ahead, this crowd will be oven more eager and Dellaferra, Joseph Eccellenti. Wil prompt and painstaking — if that is, possible.--in relatives in Portadown, Ireland. sold the^r 32-acre farm, stock and iam Mack,, James Antonio, Freder Weeders tools, in "Vernon Center, to Carl W. meeting your every wish. Pirehurs^s customers Round point, d han A steel spade with a ick Bissell, Clifford Keeney, Robert are so much Plnehurst’s friends that we feel sure Choice of long or The W. C. T. U. will hold its last Peterson of Rockville. In turn Mr. Muir, Stanley Little, John Match- dle shovel. An un short d handle. Spe Peterson has sold two lots on-Mon they will co-operate with us in making the best short handle weeders. regular meeting of the season at att. Wadsworth McKinney. Thomas of service possible by bearin'^ in mind the half day usually fine shovel at cially priced for a few Just what the woman , the South Methodist church tomor roe street and one on Academy McPartland, Ralph Nyman. Josenh off and getting in their orders betimes. We thank the speejal price of gardener needs! row afternoon at 2:30. The county street this town, also a two-family Safeiela. Joseph Sartor, Harold Ci- days. house on Union street to Mr. and you. president will speak. vello, Arthur Brown, John Hall, Phone 2000. Mrs. T'nier, who have already dis John Carabino. Elio Falcetta, Rob Mr. and Mrs. Frank Montie of posed of the three lots to W. Harry ert Cotton, Winston Hudson, El $ 1.00 $ 1.00 15c and 25c Hartford road have returned from England. more Hultine, Norman Lashinske, Mr. England has sold Mr. and a visit to Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Mrs. Thier a 7 room house which One Pound Rolls Creamery Butter ... 49c he recently completed on North Very nice Shank Soup Bones. Bare bones Manchester Camp No. 2640, Elm street, near tl e corner of Watering Cans Lawn Hose Royal Neighbors, will have a public Henry. The Thiers were one of the setback party at Tinker hall at Expert for sou p ...... 3c lb. i Grass first residents of Henry street and ! “ Good Year” guar.* 8:15 this evening. Six prizes will a few years ago sold their home to be given and refreshments served. Fresh Mackerel...... 12y2clb. Catchers Plain galvanized or anteed moulded hose, Town Clerk Samuel J. Turkington, green painted watering 50 foot hose Mrs. Rachel Munsie and Mrs. Mary reserving a portion of the land, Lamb Patties, special, 4 fo r ...... 33c 1 $1.00 cans in a choice of Frederickson will ’oe in charge. which adjoins their new property. Shoe Repairing Galvanized bot The oracle, Mrs. Louise Gilman, has Mr. Peterson takes possession of Unless the market changes we will have j tom with canvas sizes. $4.98 called a short business meeting for the farm at "Vernon Cent*er tomor i sides. Adjustable 7:30 sharp. Plans for the annual row and Mr. and Mrs. Thier will 1 Native Asparagus at 15c and 27c a bunch. to any size mower. Hxtra Heavy Hoso outing will be discussed at this move to North Elm street tomor 65c to $1.49 86.50. time. row. The triple transfer was made Men’s Soles and Florida Oranges...... 32c dozen through the agency of Wallace D. Heels ...... $1.75 The regular monthly meeting of Robb. Spinach...... — 19c peck the Board of Selectmen will be held Monday evening June 10, at eight Ladies’^Soles and vvx.xx.x Flower Sets o’clock, daylight saving time. The HEEBNERS TO ATTEND Shears and meeting will be held in the Muni H e e ls ...... $1.50 Greenwood cipal building. ATUNTIC CITY JUBILEE Trimmers Three piece flower Lawn Seeds Miss Ruth Cohn, of the Smart Work Guaranteed Grass shears and sets, all steel, consist Five pound pack Shop, is in New York City today on trimmers in sizes for ing of two size trowels age. Special for a L: N. Heebner, general manager few days— $1.98. a buying trip. women and men gar and a weeder. of the Manchester E'lectrlc Com Selective taste, human deners. Fred Lorch, commander of Dil- pany, left this morning with Mrs. THE understanding, high $1.98 worth-Cornell Post, No. 102, Amer Heebner for Atlantic City where ideals and a sense of lean Legion, attended the reunion they will attend the 52nd annual CITY s h o e rhythm in arrangements 75c to $1.29 69c of the Second Division Association convention of the National Electric REPAIRING SHOP have • been/ factors in In Boston Saturday. He stopped Light Association. Coincidence with building our reputation. the convention is the celebration of at the new Hotel Statler. The an August Andrulot, Prop. The Quish service reflects nual banquet of the association was Atlantic City’s 75th birthday and our ability and guides held at the Elks Hotel. General the fiftieth anniversary of the per 30 Oak St. you effectively and com Preston A. Brown presided and fection of the electric incandescent fortingly, through your General James G. Harbord was lamp by Thomas A. Edison. hours of heed. THE GARLAND BUNGALOW elected president for the ensuing The meetin’gs will be held In the 2 2 5 M AIN ST. year. Commander Lorch is one of recently dedicated Convention Hall, three Manchester men who were in the largest auditorium in the MANCHESTER the Second Division overseas during world, erected at a cost of fifteen the World War. million dollars. The entire perman DAYon^ NIGHT Gas Range and Kitchen Heater ent population of Atlantic City, 66,- JThe Funeral Home PH O N E-3 8 7 Genevieve, small daughter of Mr. 000 persons, it is asserted, could be and Mrs. E. W. Cihrk of Strong seated In the building, with room to street is resting as comfortably as spare. can be expected after a mastoid The year 1929 will be celebrated operation performed at the Memor as Light’s Golden Jubilee and the ial hospital. opening phase of the celebration will be Inaugurated at this conven 2 5 tion which will continue throughout n M^ss Elizabeth Warnock of Cot tage street is spending a few days the week, closing Friday evening. In stalled with her sister in Mystic. The cottage prayer meeting for lb Qie manvAo A compact gas women of the Nazarene church will HEMSTITCHING take place tomorrow afternoon at range that is built 2 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Wil liam Perrett, 62 Russell street. Mrs. Elliotts Shop Rkes to putter especially for small bungalows. Twenty girl friends of Miss Room 4, Park Building Virginia Loomis, of 81 Wells street, A stove that can be held a surprise party in her honor araundwiSitanf — PANSIES — Personal Finance Co. used for cooking, Saturday afternoon, the occasion Steel’s Mastadon ■ being Miss Loomis’s twelfth birth Rooms 2 and 3, When you want a piece of cs> ®:j day. She received numerous beau Good Variety of Colors. State Theater- Building baking and heat tiful and useful gifts. Following a 2nd Floor, 753 Main St. lumber “just so,” let ns fur- ing. Attractive musical entertainment the after ANDERSON GREENHOUSES Oi>en 8:30 to 5, Phone 1-0-4 noon was spent in playing tennis 153 EUdridge St. Saturday 8:30 to 1 nish it. You’ll be building a gray and white fin and other games, the party round Licensed by tl;te State ing out with the serving of a fine Phone 2124 So. Manchester bouse some day, and we want’ ished stove com supper. to mEAe you acquainted with plete with the fam rour quality and service now. Don’t hesitate to “ bother ous Garland Or ------us with a litUe order.” Just tell us what you need and tho-thermal oven FHJUS W ATKlSS^BROlS-ERSllH a 1 we’ll fix you up. WeVe lots o f firiends, but not enough I control. Complete DEVELOPED AND to suit us. with four gas PRIN TED burners, two coal 24 HOUR SERVICE J e s t a b u s H e i J S itTy e a r s I burners and an Film Deposit Box at .Store Entrance c h a p e EA t llT O M lS Ii oven. Duplex The W. G. Glenney Co. grates.’ Robert iC^uTersong Gas Stoves— Basement KEMP iFunei^ DtrectorX Jor2837fW:. Coal, Lumber and Masons’ Supplies Alien FIace« Pfionc 126i