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PRCBPERITY TO Jonah Would Get a Laugh Out of Thiis , BE SLOGAN OF G .0 .P ^ T 0 R S AREA Hdover and President Hold Six Members (if Nobile Party P lip e d to Resign at Once Long Conference on Is e rts and Six With Amiindsen; Bat After Conference sues of Campaign— Then Krassin Most Return to With President Decides i f Go Fishing. Refuel. London, July 17.— What is re-^L. Hoffman, noted statistician; Dr. ^ Remain Until Work b garded as the greatest world-wide ■ Burton T. Simpson, of the New Cedar Island Lodge, Wis., July Mosww, July 17.— With six effort ever made to grapple with Y ork! hospital for malignant di 17.— Herbert Hoover was determin seases; Dr. James. B. Murphy of the Cleaned Up— Work to members of the Nobile expedition the dreaded seCurge of cancer is Rockefeller Institute for Medical ed today to base bis drive for the Seventy-five huge blackfi^h, some of them as much as 30 feet in length, are "shown after they had been trapped on a sand bar by the receding tide near Orleans, Mass. The fish, like the whale, are mam and six members of the Amundsen under way here today with dele Research,’ Dr. George A. Soper, of Quit Also—Their Prob- presidency on the two great issues mals, and produce an oil valuable in lubricating the most delicate machinery. Orleans fisherihen made a relief squad still missing, the 10,- gates present from many foreign the American Society for Control of of Republican prosperity and com small fortune from the kill. 000 ton Russian ice breaker Kras countries including the United Cancer, and Professors from a num petent governmental manage States. ber of medical schools. ahle Successors. . sin was on its way to Spitsbergen The international conference was ment as evidenced in the Coolidge The foreign delegatfes were, re today to refuel and to transfer to convened under the auspices of the ceived in audience by King George administration. the Cltta, di Milano the seven mem British empire cancer campaign. It at Buckingham .Palace yesterday. BOX lu n c h e s p o is o n Superior, Wis., July 17— Herbert This was the principal develop THAW PEEVED bers of the Nobile party that had was made possible largely through “ We are hopeful this conference ment of the Republican nominee's generosity of Sir Richard Garton, Hoover will remain In the Cabinet been rescued from the ice.. will give the greatest impetus that conference with President Coolidge honorary secretary of the British the .world has ever known in until after he has reached the Paci at the Summer White House. These There- are sixteen rescued men Campaign, who is bearing the en searching out the cause and cure of fic. coast. 150 PERSONS IN HUB O V E R B R in ^ in all aboard the Kyassin, the issues previously received the en tire cost of bringing to London the cancer,” Captain E. J. C. Chapman, President Coolidge let it be dorsement . of Vice President other nine being members of relief bulk of the foreign delegates. the organizing secretary, told In groups that had been searching for known today that certain matters Charles G. Dawes and of many high Three hundred cancer specialists ternational News Service. Every Republican leaders who saw the. the lost explorers. All on board the frona all parts of the world are at are still pending before the Depart m s REASONS ice breaker were described as be aspect of cancer will be discussed— nominee before he left Washington. 70 Men in ^One Plant Strick GIOLITTI IS DEAD; tending. Of this number about 25 pathological, diagnostic, medical, ment of Comn^rce with special in Hoover will emphasize these two ing in good health and spirits save came from the United States. The Alfredo Mariano who is still suf surgical. X-ray, occupational, pub terest to t^e west coast that he issues in his speech of acceptance en-H ospitals Filled With American delegation includes: Dr. lic health and racial;” wishes Hoover personally to handle. to be delivered August 11 at Le- Gives fin t Statement on Re- fering from his frozen leg. As re iand Stanford University in Palo FAMOUS DIPLOMAT ported by wireless last Thursday, The decision was acceptable to Alto, California. They will be Victims— Probing Chain the ship’s doctor fears gangrene Hoover following a conference with stressed too by party spokesmen all may develop. the President. The secretary of turn From Europe— Calls commerce iss anxious to relinquish over the country and a great army 1 To Continue Search MOTHER OF EVANtSLIST Restaurants. The Soviet relief committee met his Cabinet position .o that he may of Republican orators who will in Foremost Figure in Italian devote his entire time to the cam vade every hamlet and town once the English “ A Lot of this afternoon to decide whether the Krassin should continue the paign against Gov. Smith, but he the campaign gets under way. Politics Until Overshadow search for the Alessandri and TELLS ALL ABOUT AIMEE is willing to finish up his job as Mr. S ■ l*resident to Assist. Boston, Mass., July 17.— Chemists Hicks.” Amundsen parties. The committee Coolidge wishes. The president himself will take and physicians today were engaged is inclined to press the search un - an active part in the campaign in an examination and analysis of ed by Mussolini. til there is definite ground for aban OVERNIGHT CONFERENCE making at least two political food from a la,rge chain restaurant New York, July -17— Harry K. doning all hope, despite the intima Her Daughter’s Talk to Ra Superior, Wis., «uly 17— The ap speeches in the heat of the cam tions from Premier .Mussolini, of SMITH CONSIDERS pointment of two njw Cabinet of system in an effort to discover ,the Thaw, who favored England with paign. He was said to have given _ Rome, July 17 — Messages of Italy, and Gen. Umberto Nobile ficers was Impending today as Sec source of food poisoning of more a visit,,only to be told the British that further aid from the Soviets is retary of Commerce Herbert Hoo this assurance personally to Hoov condolence from all parts of the dio Operator Were Heard er. One of the President’s ad than 150 persons, including 60 em shore line from a ship was the best not desired evidently on account of ACCEPTANCE DATE ver concluded his overnight con world today poured into the city of the King could do for him, is back the cost. It was indicated that there- ference with President Coolidge. dresses will be delivered in Boston, ployees of the Ford Motor Com it was reliably reported, while Cavour where Giovanni Glolittl, five in New York with a peeve on at is an unwillingness to pay further by Little Old Woman Sit- Hoover, enroute to California to pany’s assembling plant in "Somer be notified officially of bis nomina ' another probably will be made in times a premier of Italy, succumbed King. George and his clerks, expenses for the work of the Kras New York City. ville. to uremic poisoning early sin. tion for the presidency by the Re this “ England is hundreds of years be A radiogram from the Krassin ting in Church. Friends Want Him to Speak publican Party, has reached 'an The Republican nominee and While hospitals; filled with vic morning. Mrs. Hoover were the house guests hind the times,” was the theme of quoted F. Hehounek, one of the agreement with Mr. Coolidge as to tims in great pain reported that The famous statesman who was the date of his retirement from the of the President and Mrs. Coolidge only one patient was in a serious a statement issued in typewritten Nobile survivors, as saying he saw Week Before Hoover is , at the Summer White House since known as the “ Old Fox” of Italian neither flames nor smoke when the Los Angeles, Calif., July 17.— Cabinet. It Is probable official an way, the chemical and medical ex form by Thaw as ne stepped from nouncement thereof will be made, yesterday morning. The Hoovers politics, was, 85 ypars old'J - At bis Italia’s envelope was carried away Mrs. Minnie Kennedy, estranged perts of the state, city and restau the Ile.De Pianpe today. Later he in a "gale oh May 25. He b eliefs today when the President motors’in - .1 will leave tonight, to resume their rant system were first looking into bedside at the time of his ' death amended'the statement to make it mother of Aimee temple McPher Notified. from the summer White House for \ , westward journey to Palo Alto. The there is a possibility that the mx samples of chocolate cream pie were his dfaughler, Mai-y, his soh-in-;; read “ a million years.” ^ men carried away with the gas son, noted evangelist, has been va his semi-weekly visit to the tempor nominee will rejoin his train at eaten from box lunches by all the law and his family physician, Dr. Barfed as kn undesirable, accord bag may be still alive. riously reported as In physical and ary executive offices victims. Chiaraviglio. ing to messages from abroad, be Gen. Nobile was quoted after his Albany, N. Y., July 17.— Gover The replacement of Secretary of (Continued on page 2) cause of the Stanford White tragedy mental distress, according to a The chocolate cream pie ingredi To the end he remained fully coij- rescue from the Ice as saying that nor A1 Smith tod§y was seriously Interior Hubert Work, who will scious. Just before passing on he and subsequent happenings in his copyrighted story appearing In the manage Hoover’s campaign, is a ents— milk, eggs, flour and choco he saw smoke and jlstpiea hStd if®:: considering .whether he should have late were being closely examined. jocularly remarked to his physi life, .T^aw lett^lhe 9riU8h hhoreA' the envelope'-tvas ' ‘qn Afigeles Herald. Continuing to tfWrtainty. In-moat quarters it was cian: and wenj; toVPrkhcer wfiere. he* was hif^^noti^atioo before oi* after that anticipated the President would an Seventy-two persons were under granted - Ingress without quibbling. when It disappeared over tbe horl day an exclusive copyrighted iater- “ Do you know wh; I reached the zon. of Herbert Hoover, his Republican nounce acceptance of the two re treatment in five Greater Boston age of 85? Because I always tried In France view, answers to these reports are SEC. MILLS ISSUES hospitals, having suffered a night presidential opponent. signations and'appointment of suc to avoid doctors.” “ I have been treated with the given. The story says: cessors simultaneously. of pain. At least 75 more were at greatest cdqrtesy in Prance, Aus NOBILE NOW SORRY Some of the governor’s closest He had strenuously resisted effort^ • Berlin; July 17.— General Um Seattle, Wash., July 17.— Mrs. Three Names their homes, having been treated at of those attending him to examine tria and Germany,” the statement friends have advised him to have Three names stand’out promin MORE DRY OROmS hospitals or by family physicians. explaips, “ but (p England they de berto Nobile, leader of the ill-fated Minnie Kennedy is in splendid him thoroughly because'he said"he Polar voyage, is now sorry he al health. She had spent the aftei*- the notification date fixed August ently in the scramble for the -com First Reports ^ considered all attempt® to combat cided against me They have never 4th, a week ahead of the Republi merce post—^^Walter F. Brown; of death useless. been able to overcome their per lowed himself to be rescued first noon at a Turkish bath in an effort The first report of the city-wide from the ice, according to a dis to take off a part of the ten pounds can ceremony. They would like to Toledo, Ohio, present assistant sec poisoning came late yesterday after Died at Peace sonal feelings. They are a lot of see Smith present his views on na retary of Commerce; William M. More seriously, he later added to Hicks.” patch from Prague today quoting she is endeavoring to lose. Her Demands Better Co-opera noon when workmen suddenly be private radiograms received there tional issues, to^the country ahead Butler, of Massachusetts, former his daughter: Thaw also announced that he living quarters in the hotel are not chairman of the Republican nation gan to collapse in the Ford plant in luxurious, but are as comfortable of Hoover and they have bluntly Somerville. After more than 60 _ “ I am at peace. I am leaving q.o wrote to the British home secretary, told the governor that this would al committee - and Dr. Julius ,S. tion Among Various Units blunders ’nor anything compromis only to have his ^vor ignored. He (Continued on Page' 3) as those in many homes. Klein, director of the bureau of for Ford workers had been taken to She voiced no complaint of lack be good politics and would place ing behind me.” also communicated with Andrew him on the offensive in the cam eign and domestic commerce. hospitals, word came from Charles Mellon, American secretary of the of means and indicated by her con town that workers in the Revere For forty years until eclipsed by paign. Brown is reputed to be Hoover’ s- Fighting Smugglers. the advent of Mussolini,; Glplitti, treasury, ,^ut even the Mellon over versation that her financial settle sugar.refinery plant and the S. M. ‘ G’ ON DEFENSE IN Mind Still Open personal choice. The assistant sec was always .in the foregrouiid q t tures were ignored by the British, ment with her daughter some retary was relieved of his depart Howes plant had been stricken. An months ago was of ample propor While his mjnd Is still open on Italian politics. Hio Icms "fareer- h6 says. ", i the subject, and. he is securing the mental duties to handle his chief’s • evening checkup of hospitals of I;..
) ^ A S B T m ^ MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERAU5, TUESDAY, JULY 17, J928.
OUR STORES CLOSED WHY DIDN'T HE IiCK>K CORN BELT FARMERS EMERGENCY DOCTORS HEBRON FOR A WOODEN INDIAN? SEE NO The, Sixth annual session of St. Cable Flashes Dr. LeVerne Holmes and Dr. Peter’s School of Liberal and It’s dreadful, dreadful. . FAVOR DEMOS.’ PLANK Edward , Higgins will be 'the ALL DAY TOMORROW Humane Studies opened on Sunday, Would you believe It? There emergency doctors on' duty in July 16, with solemn choral euchar- isn’t one single, Solitary hitching BE SLOGAN OF In Manchester tomorrow. ist in St. Peter’s Church, the rector post in Manchester. At least not Committee Goes on Record as -e handy to the shopping district. Election of Obre^on i|i Mexico and chaplain, the Rev. T. D. Martin, ^ Repudiating Hoover ana Bis Merchants and Employees to celebrant. The service w : Mer- Early last evening a farmer Foreign News Does Not Change' PrOimt beck’s 16th century setting of the came to town. For hours he G.0.P.0RAT(ffiS Poucy. Situation. Communion office. The choir was drove from street to street look ABOUT TOWN Des Moines, lo^wa.'July 17.— The Have Day for Annual Out au,gmented by members of the ing for a place to hitch his (Continned from Page 1.) Mexico City. July 17— PosslWH- Prague, July 17.— The Czechor corn belt committee here today was school, and Professor Austin War horse. Then someone remem Slovakian government, has intro , Mr. and Mrs. William Harrison ty that Gen. Alvaro Obreiroi^'B eleis*> bered the flagstaff in front of on record as repudiating Hoover ing. ren, Ph. D., of Boston University, Duluth motoring there from the duced a measure Jn parliament re and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Crawford tiOR to the prosidienoy of Qio Mexl* presided at the organ. Metter’s iraaoke shop" in the presidential lodge. and endorsing the farm'plank of oait'Tepublio-would result )n -aa storing medals knd titles which the Democrats. Resolutions declar-. and their daughter, Miss EUsabetb. On Monday the regular schedule south ond that has defied hun Goes t^hlng. were abolished after the revolution. early settlement of the conflict bo- of services and classes went into ed organ' I agriculture was not in of Amaterdam, N. Y „ spent the dreds of efforts to get it out of Hoover won himself a brief vaca week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Albert tween the Catholic-eburob and the ' Manchester retail stores ■will be effect, on daylight time, matins, or its socket. tion by vVaUlng the President, as terested in partisan politics stating Mexican state diminished today as closed all day tomorrow as It Is choral litany at 9:00 in"the church, Bad Homberg, Germany, July 17. “ our. problem is one of simple' Mann of 82 Linden street. The farmer was told about it. Mr. Coolidge took the nominee fish — Excavations on the northwestern the result of a statement made ^ Merchants Day. Formerly it was lectures in the village library be He bitched his 'horse to the flag ing. They spent yesterday after economic Justice.” the president-elect in bis first Interi- customary for the Merchants to ginning at 9:30, 10:30 and 11:30. side of Saalhurg fortress have un Mrs. Charles Cheney and her staff and did his shopping. “ All’s noon angling in the quiet waters of earthed well preserved foundations The oominittee was comprised of view since the election. have a Joint outing on this day, but At 4:00 p. m.. Question Box and representatives of 49 farm ind co daughter. Barbara, are registered well” cried the watchman the Brule, a rural stream that en of a number of bread baking ovens today at The; Roosevelt, New^yo^k While Gen. Obregon refused to the last few times it was tried it Forum at the home of the Misses patroling Keeney Court. circles the presidential lodge. operative marketing organisations mike any definite forecast, he.said was found that Interest In a united Pendleton, and at 5:00 p. m. full dating back to the days wheri Saal- City. ^ A -formal announcement by burg was an outpost of the Roman from 14 states. They claim to speak that" B O far as he'could see.” ; the outing had waned. Therefore this Choral Evensong in the church. for one million farmers. situation is virtually the same. The year no plans have been made for a Everett Saunders, secretary to the empire. Legionnaires who have not yet Evening functions, entertainments president, declared Hoover and Resolutions pledged, to con aue interpretation placed. - upon his general get together. The mer and lectures will be announced. On made returns on -their tlokets for TOLLAND Coolidge had each caught. eight Belgrade, July 17.A royal sum the fight for the McNary-Haugen the big feature picture, at the State words In most quarters was that he chants and their employees will do Monday evening the President’s will'-continue, the present religioda. fish. Saunders however, indicated mer paiace' designed bjr King bill and “ with ev jry ounce, of theater tonight .and tomofrow are with the day what they please. A Reception took place a't the rectory. policy of the Callea government: great many are planning to go to Miss Grace Randall of Wlllimantlc Cyrus Lewis,of Derby, Conn., that he had not counted either’s Alexander, of Jugo-Slavia, is nea'^ strength to oppose Hoov r-Cool!dge asked to make the returias' at the the shore while a few are planning who fifty years ago lived in Tolland catch. At first, he told newspaper policy of lndastriallzaU''n of Ameri Gen. Obregon favors uniform I*" assisting in the program. ing completion bn the wooded hill box office of the theater. It jrae an bor laws and will do bis utmost to to spend the day at their cottages Miss Harriet Hite and her friend. was in town Monday visiting old men the two noted Republican top of Dedinje, two miles from' ca at expense of agriculture.” nounced .today that children under located at neighboring lakes. acquaintances. anglers had caught "sixteen or Continued support was premised foster aviation. The president-, Miss Thurston of Cambridge, Mass,, Belgrade. It is closely guarded by 12 years would be admitted to the elect said he would like'to visit the The employees of Watkins Broth accompanied Professor and Mrs. Miss Edmee Pratrat has as seventeen fish equally divided.” troops owing to the disturbed polit to members pt Congresb. who voted picture both days for a low admis ers will spend the day at Lake guests Miss Marjorie Bouet and When a wag asked him whether for the McNa'ry-Haugei, bill United States before taking office Lewis F. Hite of St. Peter’s Scbdol, ical situation. sion price, a in December, but he is so busy with' Bocotopaug, East Hampton. A to Hebron andTspent the week-rend Louis Bouet from. Hartford each had caught 8% fish.” Saun The resolutions committee of 14 series of athletic events have been Mrs. Rosalie Schuler and son ders reduced the total to 16. It was members was made up of Republi official business that he prpbahly at Mrs. Frederick Wyman’s, Berlin, July 17.— More than fifty Miss Eva McComb of Eldrldge will not have an opportunity. arranged. The trip will be made b.- Professor and Mrs. Eugene Chase Richard of Arlington, New Jersey, whispered around that Hoover had persons have died in the past 48 can's with three excep’.ions. street Is spending the week«end auto. of Lafayette University, Bethlehem, are guests at the home of Mr. and proved a better fisherman than the hours as a result of the terrific with relatives in New York' City Penn., arrived on Sunday at St. Mrs. Harry Bartlett. president, having had much more heat wave over central Europe and New Jersey Heights. EXPECT INDICTMENTS Peter’s School. Professor Chase is Miss Margaret Bartlett has taken e.xperience. Austria reported 24 deaths; Poland, MILLS MILK DRINKERS to lecture on 17th Century Eng a secretarial position for the sum Pleased With Visit. 19, and Hungary 11. WAPPING , TJie Concordia Lutheran'•chuVeh lish History. mer with a doctor at Harmon on The Republican nominee was school, picnic will be held on Sat IN FEDERAL SCANDALS On Monday the lectures were 'oy the Hudson. well pleased with his visit to the London, July 17.— An inter "Wilbur Frink, uncle of George A. urday at Elizabeth Park, Hartford. GET OVER 1,000 BOnLES President Bissell, Dean Warren and The vacation school held kt the president. The 1,000 mile detour national bankers syndicate is being Frink,, and his two daughters, the The children will be conveyed to Professor Hite an^L Professor Federated church in Tolland for from his transcontinental trip al the park in private automobiles.. Chase. Dr. Warren’s topic was formed by J. Henry Schroeder & Misses Dorothy and Marie, and son, Washington, July 17.— The in the past three weeks closed Friday lowed him . to ■visit Wisconsin, a Company to take over the . 380,000 Raymond, of New York, were the Straughan’s “Route” Increases “ Naturalism versus Civilization.” evening last with an exhibit of the state which has been ‘classed by A son was born yesterday to Mr. dictment of Perry M- Hovrard, Re Professor Hite’s topic was “ The unissued shares of the Internation guests. of Mr. and Mrs.' George A. publican national committeeman When Three More Depart work of the pupils and a pleasing some of the advisers as “ doubtful” al Holding & Investment Corpora Frink on Sunday and Sunday night. and'Mrs, Theodore Hilton of Elm Doctrine of Love in ‘ Empedocles program by the pupils. Forty-two due to the prohibition issue. In Camp, Moodus. Mrs. Hilton was from Mississippi, will be-followed ments Are, Added. and Plate.” tion— an enterprise formed, by Cap Miss Harriett Sharp, left Sunday by a widerspreadT investigation of children have been enrolled attend Washington,, the Republican nom afternoon for Bolton, where she will formerly Miss Elsie Dowd of this Mr. Wolcott K. Everts of Mid tain Alfred Loewenstein, missing town. The baby was born at the alleged sale of federal oiflces in.the The employees of Cheney Broth ing from five districts. There has inee was told that Gov. Alfred E. Belgian capitalist— it was learned spend a few days with her friend, dletown has put St. Peter’s organ teen an assembly each morning in Smith, his rival, would carry the Manchester sMemorlal hospital, south, if was learned at the De ers further added to the consump into excellent tune for the use of today. It is understood the syndi Miss Myrtle Gowdy. ■ partment of Justice today. . the church in which story telling, state on the anti-prohibition issue Mrs. Julia Pease of South W.ind- tion of milk when the total number the school. cate will pay $12 a share. Mrs, Joseph P. Tammany of Main The new inquiry.^ is expected to of bottles sold went over the 1,000 Among Saturday arrivals for the music and games have been engag unless heroic measures were taken sor, has as her guest her cousin. ed in. The Junior boys have been to hold it in line. Gov. Fred R. street, with her two nieces, Miss be directed toward alleged abuses mark today. The addition of three St. Peter’s School course were the ■San Sebastian,. Spain, July 17.__ Mrs. Carrie Mather of Mlllestoh, N. in the disposition of offices outside instructed in wood-work and the Zimmerman and Walter J. Kohler, Y. . ■ ' ' June Mulholland and Miss Barbara departments to the “ route” on Rev. and Mrs. Lewis Field Hite and A grewsome murder was revealed Murphy, , are spending their vaca of post office appointments. Monday was responsible for the in daughter, Miss Harriet Hite of Bos Junior girls in fancy Work and a Hoover leader— however declar at Aramayono, a nearby village, Miss Annette Burkhardt from Departmen.t of Justice agents, it decorating. The primary classes ed the state will go Republican by Cromwell, is a guest at the home tion at “ The Breakers.” Narragan- crease from 700 last week to oyer ton, also Miss Thurston, of Rad- when the nude, mangled, headless sett Pier, R. I. is understood, already have-, been 1,000 today. cliffe College. Telegiams are be have done scrap book work and the its usual majorities. body of Senora Ildefonso Ugarte, of. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Frink sent into several southern states “ The fly in the ointment” how Today’s sales of milk brought ing received announcing other ex making of very pretty small draw wife of a schoolteacher, was found for a" few days. with instructions to go thoroughly the total to about $50 a day that is pected arrivals. string bags. The work has been ever will be the attitude of Senator buried in a two foot grave today. Frank Stevens of South Man into stories of graft In connection Robert M. La Follette. youthful in spent on milk in the mills, as the Amon,g those attending the mili undenominational and several de The woman was last seen alive chester, has been a visitor at the with recommendations fojr presi surgent. “ Young Bob” already tokens given to Wayland Straugh- tary ball given at Storrs Friday nominations have been represented walking with her husband on Sun home of r rge W. Drake for sev OBITUARY dential appointments; an, who has the contract for evening by the' Reserve Officers’ with a fine spirit shown. , attacked ■ both Hoover and the Re day. When their parents failed tc eral days, recently. Meantime Howard was given an the delivery of the milk, are sold Training Corps, were Miss Helen The class work has been under publican platform. He is a pro Recent guests of. Mr, and Mrs. “ indefinite leave” for his duties as nounced “ Wet.” should he pub return home three sons notified the 21 for the dollar. Gilbert and Mrs. ’V^ictorla-Strong. the direction of Rev. William C police. Search is being made for F. E. Bid well of South Windsor, special assistant attorney general. An out door supper party fo^ the Darby, Mrs. Charles H. Daniels, licly bolt the'Republican ticket and were Miss Dell Blottner, and Miss He is awaiting formal notification early out of town arrivals at St. endorse Smith., the result here Ugarte, who, the police say, has Mrs. I. Tilden Jewett. Miss Kathar been showing signs of mental de Lois* Webb of Sulphur, Ohkiahbma, DEATHS' of the Indictment returned against Peter’s School on Saturday after ine Bartlett lor the Juniors. Mrs. would be in doubt until the last and also Mrs. C. P. Case of Bloom hlin at Biloxi, Miss., yesterday, al MOTHER OF EVANGELIST noon took the form of an indoor rangement. Samuel Simpson, Miss Miriam ballot had been counted. field. ■ Miss Elizabeth Griswold leging that he and others, received picnic on account of the heavy rain By his visit to Wisconsin, his Underwoon and Miss Thelma Cadiz, Spain, July 17.— Follow Rev. Truman H. Woodward, who Miss Elizabeth, Griswold, 83 $1,500 in a deal for appointment of storm. The party was held^t the Appearances before Wisconsin is at Camp Woodstock for the T E L S ALL ABOUT AIMEE Price were instructors. for ing an altitude test when Com years i age, died early this morn a member of the U. S. marshal’s home of the Misses Pendleton the primary classes. Miss Mar crowds and his participation in a month of July, returned to Ills'home force. An error in this column made it mander Franco took his round-the- ing at the home of her brother, garet .Morris had charge of the reception ;n Superior, Hoover has here on Saturday afternoon, and Francis Grisw Id, at 117 East Cen The Brookhart sub-committee appear that the Young Women’s tended to counteract the possibility world hydroplane Numancla 8,000 occupied his pulpit on Sunday (Continued from I’age 1.) proved to be a valuable assistant. feet into the air, another, tnlal ter street. Miss Griswold had been which -recently held hearings in At Club was entertained at the home of such a bolt, r morning. He preached an excellent lanta. Ga., discovered that many of of Miss Clarissa Lord at its last Miss Althea Newman of Rock flight was planned for this after ill but a short •time. She was a life tell her story before a Grand J'ury ville spent Saturday last with her A very light, program faced sermon on the subject of "Neglect-> long resident o f Manchester and a the a'buses in the south were in of I replied, ‘most certainly. I think meeting. Instead, Mrs. Herbert Hoover today. He- planned to ac noon with 500 gallons of-gasoline ed Opportunities.” fices not protected’ by civil service Porter of Gilead was the hostess. grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Frank and 14 tons, of 'Ballast aboard member .qf the Center Congrega she should have a Grand Jury to A. Newman. company the President from .the Rev. William W. Malcolm, pas tional church.. . * rules of the post office, members Saturday’s storm took on the lodge to Superior for the execu There is much comment because tor of the First Congregational said. •• look after he:.’ ” proportions of a cloud burst a little Henry Hill, Lathrop West, A prayer service will be :ield at She smiled in recollection of this, tive’s semi-weekly, conference.with Che hydroplane, whlpk was former Church of South .Windsor; attended The Iowa senator is said Jo have after noon. The roads are badly Rupert West, Miss Hazel West and ly painted In the Spanish colors, Is Miss Griswold’s late home tomor and her brow furrowed again as washed, streams swollen, and tele Miss Luclle Usher members of Tol newspapermen at ten o’clock this the evening services at the Wap- row evening, at six o'clock. A serv recommended that partlcula'r at she recalled what had come of the morning. After that, they probably now painted in the Garraan colors. ping Federated church and gave a tention be-paid to appointment of phone lines out of commission. land Grange were visitors of Elllng- It was built by Germans. Franco ice will be held immediately aH*»r Grand Jury talk. Mrs. Edwin T. Smith, her guest loD Grange at their r^ular meet will go fishing again until Hoover very Interesting' talk on personal at 6:30 p. m. in the Center Congre U. S. marshals and deputies. ' i “ I love her, as much as any moth has to leaije for his, train. hopes to hop off on the round-the- experiences. There were about thir Bond will be posted by Howard Miss Eva Pease, Mrs. Della Porter, ing Wednesday evening. world flight on July 31. gational church. The burial service er ever loved a child. I have bat and Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Smith . Hetf’ry Hill is substituting at the The Republica'b nominee will ar ty present. will follow with interment' la tt» before a: United States commission tled to protect her from the world. went to Hartford recently to look post'office in Manchester. rive in Omaha at 8:30 Wednesday Roger Newberry, .son of. Mr. and! West cemetery. Rev. George W. er here, according to his present I used to tell her that any circum into the matter of electric.light.fix - Esther Winchester a former resi morning for a three-hour visit to DECLARES RENO DIVORCE Mrs. Leslie W.. Newberry,, of South Reynolds', of West Hartford, a'for plan. Others indicted at BUoxi,-In stances reflecting ca a business \ o- tures for the Congregational dent here Is.seriously ill in the the Nebraska metroperns. He then Windsor,.is at the Hartford Hospi mer pastor of the Center Congrega cluding A. M. Redmond, and'" D. man would interest only a few peo Church. , '’’will speed westward to reach San tal, where he is being treated for tional church, will officiate. Redmond, his brother; Ed. L. Pat New Britain hospital having recent ear trouble. ple, but the same circumstances Mrs. Rilla Barrows, her daughter, ly been operated on for a.ruptured Francisco by noon Frlijay for a NO GOOD IN BAY STATE ton; Scott Hubbard, deputy 0. S. could ruin an evangelist. She shar Mrs. M. Belle Strickland, and her appendix. groat “ welcome home” reception, to Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bollea and NOT INSURABLE marshal; J. C. Tannehlll, formvr ed my views, and all was harmoni grandson. Arthur Barrows,, all of be staged by California's native daughter, Jeanne and Mrs. A. N. U. S. deputy marshal, and Wm. Mrs. A. Wells, Miss Eva Wells Fuller, postmaster at Wiggins, ous hi our work. Then trouble New London, were recent guests at sons. After that, Hoover goes Into - Springfield, Mass., July 17.— MInner left last Monday for Ver Boston. Mass., July 17.— Insur and Charles Wheeler of Newington, Miss., were expected to give bond came. the home of Mrs. Barrows’ sister, retirement at Palo Alto until the Thousands of Massachusetts men mont, where ' ey Vill spend the ance companies, in Massachusetts How Trouble Started Conn., were Sunday guests of Mr. next two weeks. today. Mrs. E. T. Smith. and Mrs. Roy Dimock. notification ceremony August 11. and won.en may find their divorces cannot insure bootleggers againnt “ Many things have occurred in Hebron and Gilead Christian En Mrs. Barnes, mqther of Mrs'. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Meltzer of New secured i.i Reno, Nevada invalidat loss of their automobiles confiscat the recent months that have passed deavor Societies united with An SEN. BLEASE PREDICTS Sheldlck of Pleasant Valley has York City are guests of Mrs. Henry ed if a decision toda.v of Probate ed by the federal government for CHILD KILLED BY AUTO ' and some of the details have es dover Sunday evening in the tri- DEFEi^T OF HIS PARTY Court. Judge Charles L Long is up been spending the past ten days m illegal transportatlo;. of liquor, un caped me, but, this is about the way county union meeting. Wilkins for a month’s vacation. New York. She returned to jier Charles Rudolph of New York held. Judge Long cited a decision der, notification sent .today to about Waterbury, Conn., July 17—Rob that discord started at the temple. Miss Marjorie Martin spent the Pendleton, S. C., July 17.— Sen home in Burnside last Tuesday." City is spending some time with his of the State Siipreme.^C(,urt n Iding 350 insurance companies transact ert Simpson, aged six, was run over "Shortly after the first of the week-end and will spend the great- ator Cole Blease (D) of South Ca Ralph C. Lasb.ury, Jr., and Miss ing automobile fire and theft insur year, 1926, .Mr. Ormiston, our ra ter part of the week at the home • f mother, Mrs. Henry Wilkins. that, the courts of Nevada have no Lillian S. Lasbury have returned and instantly killed in front of his rolina threw a bombshell into Dem ance in this state by Wesley B. home on South Leonard street to dio operator decided to leave his her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. T_ Adolph Kalas of Tolland and ocratie circles with his declaration iurisdictio.i over residents of Massa to their home in South Wlnd.^or, D. Martin. She is enrolled as a Miss Elsie Hoffman of Willlmantic chusetts Monk, commissioner of insurance. day by a car driven by William position at the temple. that several southern states would from Winter- Park,. Florida, to The notificat n wu issued as a Bannon, member of a prominent “ This I felt would end what -vas student at St. Peter’s School during who were married last Saturday have boycotted ih: Democratic na Henry A. Duke, who secured a di spend the summer with their, par her stay here. She assisted in the evening pre on a wedding trip vorce fro.^n Mary A. Duke of''Hol result^of a request to the commis local family. The boy’s mother becoming an embarrassing situa tional convention had they known ents', Mr. and Mrs.- Ralph C.' Las -witnessed the accident, picked dp tion, as there a’ ready was talk music on Sunday at the opening through Maine. yoke. found himself In a peculiar sioner for his approval-of a form the full extent of the “ wet” vie'-vs bury. -Ml.es Lasbur,, was graduated of insurance which would protect the child and rode with him in Baa- among the congregation. service of the school, singing a Miss Ruth Ayers of Hartford situation as the resul* of t ruling of Gov. Alfred E. Smith and Demo with honors from WIriler Park High agal' t.confiscation of automobiles non’s machine to St. Mary’s hospi “ ‘Sister’ did not believe anyone solo, “ Be Thou With Me,” by Hiller. spent the week-en(^ at the home of' cratic National Chairman John J. today Inasmuch as since' securing school last June. Mr. Lasbury will James Martin of East Hartford was her parents Mr. and Mrs. William for illegal, transportation. tal where the child was found to he could hear her low voiced remarks Raskob. his divorce in Reno L‘ has remar return td Rollins College at Winter dead. Two wheels bad passed over while the choir was singing, so she also present and sang as an offer Ayers of Merrow road. Mr. and “ I think that just such state ried Xnd has been living here with Park as a^u oior next September. tory solo, “ The Lord Is My Light.” COTTAGE BURNS his chest. , , used to make aside comment to Mrs. Ayers had as guests Sunday ments and position will cost tne wife-No. He"Ta an 'outstanding member of ^ ■ .;____ Bannon was released on his own Ormiston. The acoustics of the Mr. and Mrs. Francis Slater and Dr. Brainard. and and Mrs. Brain- Democratic party tho.usands of f?~Judge Long’s decision is up Theta Kappa Nu fraternity and cap son Walter of Norwich, and Miss Milford, Conn., July 17.— Fire recognizance pending an inquest bjr temple, however, carried her voice ard of Hartford. votes and very probably bring to held Massachusetts men or women tain of the golf club at the college- Coroner John J. Phelan. upward and her remarks were heard Rose Breckenridge also of Nor Mrs. Minnie Norman of Jersey men here today barely saved a pass its defeat in the coming No who have lost divorce suits In.Peno Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Newber Wildemere beacb cottage owned by by persons in the balcony, especial wich were recent guests at the home City, New Jersey is a guest of Mr. would be able to have them in ry, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jones of Mr. and Mrs. Ames W. Sisson. vember elections,!’ he said in reply I. N. Albert; of 96 Cook street, Wa- ly one little old lady who sat in the and Mrs. John H> Steele. ing to Raskob’s general letter urg validated but would have to seek all of South Windsor, speiu the front row. Other week-end guests at the Sis Monroe Whitman with his daugh terbury,- from' destruction by lire son home were Charles Burr of ing modification of the dry law. ^ action in the Bay State courts. It week-end. as guests of-Mr. and Mrs. of unknown origin. Damage of “ And what a lot of trouble that ter and husband from Mystic, He sharply disagreed wittt/Ras- was stated. Weld of Brookheld. nearly $3,000 was done by the fire little old lady did cause us.” Hartford and William Wood of Conn., were callers in town Sunday Springfield. kob’s statement that social condi Mr.i Duke, who secured his Reno Charles Madsen returned trom which started on the second floor of I I y , — ■ last. Mrs. Emma Bestor of Colchester tions were so degraded that a sys divorce' on the ground ' of extreme St. Francis hospital last Mcmday. .the cottage. The cottage was unoc B U im E Y STADIUM BANDITS SURRENDER is spending some time at Mrs. Ger Mr. and Mrs, Harry Ward and tem to permit use of liquor in the crulty. was ordered to-county Jail where he had been treated for a cupied. son Harry Jr., are guests of Mr. trude Hough’s, Mrs. Bestor was a home was needed. by Judge Long until he naid ?1,971, gun snoijyound in his hand, wlitch HARTFORD Washington, Jdly 17.— A group former resident of Hebron and is and Mrs. Nathan Ward of Buff alleged to be due Mrs. Mary A. was iuflieted ten days ago. The gun of 173 bandits and outlaws surren the widow of the late Randall Bes- Cap. PRESIDENT'S BIRDHOUSES Duke under a previous ’ sis aarate was accidently discharged and the dered to American marines at So- tor, formerly of this place. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mason of support actioa approved by Judge bullet lodged in hls'hand. DANCING Wed. and Thurs, July 18-19 moto, Nicaragua, Sunday, accord Chester Tennant of Hartford was Hartford, William Anderson and Rochester, N. 17.—^Bird- Long. It was stated in court that he Rev. Truman H. Woodward and Wednesday and Saturday Evenings ing to a wireless to the Navy De a recent guest at the home of his daughter Miss Ethel Anderson of houses built of cedar, similar to might; try habea's corpus action' Sidney Stoughton-sang a duet last partment todays from Rear Admiral at Hartford vs. New .Havejn sister, Mrs. Leon Rathbone. SearsporU Maine and Mrs. Roy those scattered about the estate of Judge Long held that Mrs. Duke, Sunday evening at the church serv David S. Sellers, in charge of the ices also Sidney Stoughton sang a The program for Wednesday at Comins ind daughter- Charlotte of Gov. Huntley Spaulding, were en- as a resident of Massachus 'ts was Lakeside Casino Double Header Bach Day Nicaraguan patrol forc^ . St. Peter’s School will be as fol Worcester, Mass., were recent route today to Cedar Island Lodge, solo. 'More than 250 of the marauding not subject to the laws of Nevada In lows, following the matin service at guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Ernest Wis., for installation at the summer divorce matters. South Coventry Grandstand 76c, Ladles 2 5 c. bandits’ army surrendered in the Hall. HOOVER’S KIN DYING 9:00 a. m.: Professor Lewis Field White House at the request of The probate court Justice further same zone ten da;-s ago. Hite will give his s»:ond lecture on Mr. and Mrs. C. Hibbard West President Coolidge. Plato’s Republic, 9:30 to 10:30. and Lathrop West were week-end held that Mr. Duke’- was not a'bona Placervllle, Caljf., July 17.— ' Thirty head of pure-bred register fide petition for divorce, Inasmudh HAS LEG BLOWN OFF Professor Austin Warren, Ph'. D., guests of friends of Providence, ed Cheviot sheep, purchased by Unconscious for the'^past 48 hours, will lecture on “ Alcott.and the Con Rhode Island. P.3 he went west for the express pur the conditlon of C. D. Henry, fath Bridgeport, Conn., July 17.— Henry Ford at a big stock farm out pose of divorcing his wife. cord School*of Phllrsophy,” and the Miss Hazel West is spending side Dover, were enroute. to Way- er-in-law of Herbert Hoover, was TONIGHT AND Raymond Colville, 21, was probably Rev. Delmar Markle will Complete some time in Providence, R. I., Judge Long recently - was the considered hopeless today in a bul / fatally inj,ured in an explosion in the morning program with a lec side Inn, Scuth Sudbury, the Massa storm center at the State House of as the guests of Miss Alice Budd. chusetts estate of the auto magnate. letin issued by his physicians here, TOMORROW the rim-fire department of the ture op “The Apostles’ Creed.” This a controversy over an attempt to re Allen Hoover, son of t^e Repub STATE Remington Arms Company here to lecture will be continued in the af REGINALD WENDELL DEAD move him from the bench because lican presidential nominee, is here day, one leg being blown off and ternoon, at 4 o’clock. All lectures PLANES FOR EXPLORERS of his age. ALWAYS COOL and last night talked with, his Typhoon Fans at Your Benefit. Dilworth-Comell his body otherwise mutilated. Offi will be given at the library. mother by long distance telephone. London, July 17.— Reginald L. Amltyvllle, N. Y., July 17.— a ! Service. Post of the cials are investigating the cause of An afternoon tea was given by Wendell, son of the late J. Wendell Digging common briars from Young Hoover said there was a pos the explosion which this afternoon Miss Helen Gilbert on Sunday in Fairchild monoplane equipped with hedgerows, wrapping the roots In AMERICAN LEGION of New York, and brother of the pontoons was to leave here today sibility she would l^ v e her hus^ could not be accounted for. Col her studio to members of St. Peter’s Countess of Carnarvon, died to.fiay straw,'and hawking them from band’s westward -tour and hasten ville was working in the section School and other friends. for Montreal on the first leg of a door to door as “ rose-trees” is one Presenting a Thrilling Screen Version of the Great of meningitis, aged 29. 1,500-mlle trip into the Arctic re to her father's side although nbth- where the explosion occurred. Prop The Rev. T. D. Martin announced The -death of Reginald L. Wen of the newest forms of fraud. Ing definite bad been decided. Conflict of Ten Years Ago. erty damage was trifling. Sunday morning that there will be gions of Canada. The plane is the a union service at St. Peter’s dell recalled the death in 1923 of first of several to be delivered to his famous brother-in-law, Lord TRY TO BURN AUTO Church next Sunday to which the the Northern Aerial Minerals Ex pastor and members of the Con Carnarvon, who financed the exp^ ploration Ltd., for use in prospect ■Xm W ORU> W AR* gregational Church are cordially in dition which discovered the tomb of ing for minerals in the north. Use Cambridge, Mass'., July 17.— Po Tut-Ankh-Amen in the "Valley of lice and private detectives were try vited. All others Interested are al of the planes , will enable the trip BIGGEST ATTRACTION OF THE SEASON. ALSO SELECTED SHORTj SUBJECTS so included in the invitation. A Kings, Egypt. from Montreal to the north to be ing to discover the enemy of Jean Lord Carnarvon’s death shortly Special Engagement of New England’s Finest H. Decker, who twice within a year special musical program is planned. made in 74 hours, Instead of three The union meeting will give those after the opening of the tomb fol weeks by rail, boat and dog sled. Dance Ofehesti:^ has placed inflammable material who wish the opportunity to greet lowed an illness of^iconsiderable under the hood of the Decker au St. Peter’s School and Us consti mystery. Doctors attributed it to in Pertey Stevens; and -his Band THURSDAY | ANOTHER SPLENDID tomobile so that when the motor tuency. ^ fection from a mosquito. bUe, but became heated it ■would Ignite the FRIDAY • DOUBLE FEATIJRE ;$nii^ * - ...... many superstitious persons thought of Boston, Mass. material. On the second attempt. DIES ON VISIT It was due to an old- curse upon MALCOLM Decker, his wife, and 9-months-old Greenwich, Conn., July 17.— Hy anyone who disturb' 1 the bones of “ S h e p h e r d o f son, Jean, Jr., narrowly escaped man. Ofitt, of Louisville, Ky,, 'died the ancient~-Pharaoh. a b MILDRED H A ffitoM death. Mrs. Decker smelled smoke at Greenwich hospital today after a S A N D Y B E ST ALLROOM . ^— In— ^ and, recalling the first attempt to short illness with which he Was THAT'S NO JOKE ^ CRYSTAL LAKE, CONN. th e H i lk ” take her husbrnd’s life, screamed stricken last evening as he reached Lynchburg, Va.—-Fire, Lieutenant .'“LINGERlfet, and leaped from the auto with her the home of his daughter^ Mrs. J. B. Williams probably has 8om9^. Friday Evening, July 20th With Alec B. Francis > and baby In her arms. Decker, opening jGrant Si mons here. Mr, Ofitt, who thing uncomplimentary tq say about Molly O’Day^v A dnuua o f the hood, found a grain sack wrap No advance in price of admiBsion. practical' Jokers; In andwe^ng a r . ' • ' r was 58, had visited relatives on ■ . - -1 . • --S. ped around the motor. Fisher’s Island, N. Y., and was com false alarm recently, he fell in de DINING DAN(^ING Wednesday and Saturday Evening, July 18th and 21st ing here ^o spen^* I'.e night with his scending the fire pole at tbe station LIONEL J, KENNEDY AND HIS BAND ■ .'•If The chair used by Charles I, dur daughter, intending to depart for house and broke hia leg. However; HArtford-Rockville Road, Sta. 14 George Bokis, Proprietor. ing his trial at Westminster Hall is Louisville in the morning. He was he rode with his truck to the scene 6fMl .North Main St„ Manchester ...... John Ni Keeney,-Managing Director.' 7. 28 ANNUAfcKJDD] to be transferred to South Kensing stricken as he reached the Simmon’s of the alarm, only to find that some Wednesday Night Music by ton Museum. home. one had carried a Joke THE NIGHTHAWKS ■"Ml i t %•* •. - -■ ■ r:-' ■ -V -?..;> , . ■ ■ .1*':'- - ' -V - ■'V., - .:■: _i- ,' ' - *- •-.; ., W ^ r ^ : : '-'■> C. ^-:5 ■'■•"v ' 'H' ■ V> ■'■ ■ .. . -.j^>
' . ■ ' ‘ f. - MANCHESTER ,(iRONN.) EVENING HERAU). TUESDAY/JULY 17, I928i. \r^iir Camp life isn’t the hari^slitp It do pfd 100 C ON DEFENSE IN jused to be years-ago. Everything Bristol Brass 15 20 is much more f modern. only Case. Lock & B . ... .875 ^ BIG SHAM BATTLE ajre there electric lights in all o f Collins Co ....1 1 5 N.Y. the tents and oil burners in the Colt Firearms ...... 84 kitchen range, but some of the Eagle Lock ...... 60 BIGTHEONFRIDAT .^hirntahedl hf Piitnam » Cjo. . ; , (Continued from Page!.) :tents in the soldiers* quarters have .Fafnlr Bear _____ .135 High Low 1 p. ML either radios or victrolas to amuse ANNOUNCE FEATURES ^ Fuller Brsh Cl A . . . . *21 Am Gheiu ...16S- 166% 166% the men. And with the entire, af . y w i do. Ciass A Aih Bosch 21 30% 30%, their respective c o p in g sites yes ternoon set aside for recreational Hart & Cooley Am Gan . . . I-’ Rid Asked ' ...... 240 , 82% 81% 82% terday morning. The weather was purposes, the men look forward to AT SANDY BEACH BAL ^ e c t ^ 0 to 600 Visitors Healey Saves the intei’nai Silve^ ...... 1 3 0 140 Am LOpo .. 96% 96% 96% warm, hardly a cloud being visable I Bankers Trust Co SDb do pfd ...... Am Smelt . camp with real enthusiasm because l.gapltol Nat B ^ T i/.3 (j6 .122 128 .188 188 188 In the ^ky. Despite the heat, the it actually, is a‘ vacation for them. " fo r Institution and Cere Life of Young Man at City Bank & Tr ...lO S p Jewell Belling pfd . .110 Ain St Fdy .. 51% 51% 51% men made the hike with little or no Yet, despite all these advantages, Conn River .1;; I; . 4-2^ Landers, Frary & Clrk 68 Am Sugar .. . 09 68 68 complaint. Brier halts were made the men < gain a . vast amount of Stevens’Orchestra of Boston to Mann '4s Bow A .... 18 Am’T & T . 17-.% 173% 173% b’st Bnd s& Moct ; 60. do Class B ...... 9 by the commander of the three bat knowledge about the niilitary Be at . Crystal'Lake Rendez- monial of Forest Here. Rhode Island Beach. jFirBt Nat. (Htfd) 3,00 , . — Anpeonda .. "65% 64% 64% talions to allow the men a chance world. voqs Friday Nighi. Utfd-Uohn qV Co, _ '810 N BiMach pfd ..’ ....102 Atchison . . . 186% 186% 186% to rest. The men carried two sand - do com ...... 24 27 Balt & Ohio lOo . 105% 105% Htfd-Nat Bank Tr — 610 ___ 30 wiches apiece with them and two Mess Sergeant Jim McCava One of the most convincing pieces Nutmeg Forest', No. •116,' Tall Donald Healey of 19 Pearl istreiet, Land Mtg & 'nue — 60 New Hav Clc com Beth Rte .. 53% 53% 53,% a senior at Manchester High Schr>ol, do pfd : ...... 25 at the battalions halted to eat din naugh, Cook Anthony Ambukewlcz of evidence to prove that hhe man Chdars of Lebanon, a playground Morris iUan. Bk . .160. Can' P.-'.c .. .201% 201% 201% aer, the other waiting until it and Cook Billy Mann went fishing agement of Sandy Beach Ballroom ‘organization for Master Masons re- risked his life In a thrilling rescue Niles Bement Pond . . 63 68 C M & St Paul .34 34 34 Park St Bank . . . .750 ' do* p r o ,...... 100 reached Its destination. The Com last night in the Niantic rivgh. They at Crystal Lake has scored a de ctotly organized here, will be In from drowning of Fred Brills, a; Phoenix St B&T . .480- 6L0 do pfd .... 44% 44% 44% pany G men pitched their pup tents hoped to briag back a mess of eels cided hit with the dance fans by stituted Friday ‘evening at the Ma resident of Pleasant 'View, R. I., at ;600 ..North & Judd . . . 33 35 Chi & N W . . . 79 78% 79 that, resort Sunday afternoon. Riverside, TrusV ; • • 4 R, Mon I pfd . . . _ along; side of a stone wall on slop and other salt water fish, but it signing New England’? finest dance sonic Temple. Between 500 and Bonds ' 75 Chi Roc Isl '. .111% 111% 111% ing pasture land side of the lase. was noted this morning that in ad orchestra for a special engagement 6U)0 Out ,of town members of the Donald Healey and Arthur Keihp ‘ do com 260 Cons Gas ...'.1 4 4 143% 143% left Manchester at 11 o’clock last Htfd, & Conn W 6 .... 96 Pratt & Whit pfd __ t'rees overhead afforded a much- dition to having wet trousers, they Friday evening, the 20th, ;when order will be here for the cere East Conn , Bpw 5 __ 10/1 103 ' .92 Corn P r o d ------69% 69% 69% wanted shade and many of the men also had a ravishing appetite. Perley Stevens and his band of monial and parade. Harry N. Roth, Saturday night' and hltch-hlkefi; Peck, Stowe & v ’n 19 21 Dodge Bros .. 13% 13% 13% Conn L B'tjfv . 11 121 Rusgel J^lfg Co . ,1 slept during part of the afternoon. Boston, Mass., will a.ppear at the o ' Catkins Brothers, is chairman of their way to Pleasant View, arriv-: ■: ; "mu. n o 115, 125 Du Pont ____ 369% 366% 366% ing there about 4 o’clock Sunday: A®!:”' 7 - * Seth Thom-Cl com :io . - — The Meals Lieutenant Edgar M. Thompson ballroom. This orchestra conceded th.e::local committee in charge of -10 3 (is Erie ...... 51% 50% 5i% to be the finest in Boston and one iplans and James O. McCaw, of morning. The bovsboys suentspent most ofo£ h V * * *'’“f ‘dp'pfd ...... 26 j When the soldiers left camp yes of Company G. is supply officer of the morning in the water and did Brld, Hyd 6s ..;.,. lOfr-W ’Smyth Mfg Co. . . . Gen E l e c --- 144% 142% 144% the second battalion during the wa*- of the three finest in New England Cheney Brothers electrical depart ln?urahce Htocks , — 100 Gen M otors'. .1»4% 182% 184% terday ncrning .they carried their not come out to dress until well, Stand Screw .... ,110 noon-day meal with them— two maneuvers. Is being offered Frlda'y evening at ment, will be Installed as Grand Aetna Insur . , . .' . '.,770 790. 118 Gillett Raz .100 100 Too no advance ■ in price over the pre Tull Cedar _of the local forest. towards noon. After dinner the^ Stanley Wrk com , 53 56 sandwiches apiece. The program ------• returned to the beach to lie around; Aetna Casualty ....ip25 1075 Inspiration . 21% 2i% 21% vailing Sandy Beach admission'rate. , Five New England forests of the Tay & Fenn .... ,125 Int Harv ., ;a)ls for two hot meals a day and Lieutenant Thomas J. Qulsh has in the sand, waiting till sufficient Aetna Life ...... 840 ,856 Tprrington ...... 259% 258 259% been appointed to remain at camp In these hot days when one ;Tall Cedars will send large delega ^Automobile .'V...... 370 . 390 .114 116 Int Nickel .. . 89 87% one cold one. Supper was brought tions, degree teams and bands t o ' time had elapsed after eating s0 Under-El Fish . . . . 65 89 with the 102nd Infantry to act ai. wishes to be enveloped In a sudden Conn G e n e r a l. . . '. .1600 ' T'TfiO 66 Int Paper .. . 68% 68% 68% to the men by their company kitch- snow storm and In vain tries- to I the affair here Friday evening. The they could safely go in swimming •tinlen Mfg Co . . . . --- 20 sn forces. The Howitzer men had instructor of the automatic rifle again. Young Healey had his bath-, Hart Flrf . .';790: v 810 Kennecott . . 91% .90% 91% find a place where the sweltering d,plegations will come from Provi U S Envel :pfd . .122 127 Lehi Valley Hungarian goulash, home-made cup men. He had the same duty last ing suit on While Kemp was still in Htfd Steam Boij-:. . . . —^ ’806 do com ...... 96 94 94 sun does not strike, there is Sandy, dence, East Providence, New Lon ;Llncolh Nat Ulfe . . . — 135. ,260 __ Mack Truck cakes an** watermelon for supper encampment. don, Westerly and New Bedford. his street clothes. Whit Coll Pipe . ► 89 , 88% 89 Beach at Crystal Lak- that offers National...... 1.050 1100 21 Marl O i l ...... 35 34% \ 35. ind hard-boiled eggs, cantaloupes, an opportunity tp . enjoy cool Each Forest has a band and team Hears Girl’s Cries 1.0,^ .muffins and hot coffee for Private Breault Dies Their attention was suddenly at-' Phoenix ...... 775,;- 800, Mo Pac com ., 59 58% 59 breezes, healthy recreation on the ;Of Rangers all its own and in ad- Travelers . . .17'2'5'//ISOO!’' ■irealtfast. Company G ate boiled Private Wilfred Breault, of Com beautiful beach and at the same ,ditton there will be a band repre traded by the screams of a youug, N Y Central ..161% 161% 161%' lam, boiled potatoes, canned pany C, Will,mantle, who was in senting the new Forest here. About girl who was calling for help and 'Travelers rights:' - •'! ’ 34'3 ’ MOTHER NEW YORK New Haven RR 55% ' 55 55' jured whlle'diving in shallow water time indulge In the sport of sports; Fublfc'OUUt'y.'Stocks No Am C o ____ 'Jfe peaches and lemonade for supper dancing to this matchless dance £(0 local men who are to be initiated pointing at something just beyonl 68 68% 68% ind had corned beef hash, oatmeal at Crescent Beach Sunday died last iqtq the order here will be In the the line of breakers. It was, a mo- Conn El Svq pfd 95 lOO ' Nor P a c ...... 95% 94% 95 band in the beautiful new crystal Conn b P 8% '. . ’.T.I119 123 Penn R R ____ 63% and milk, bread and Jam and coffee evening, at the New London hospi ballroom. Perley Stevens has sur parade.' ment or two before either of th6 HCORSION SUNDAY 61% 63% for breakfast. When Mess Sergeants tal. The regimftut will hold a pray ■. The program of the day calls for boys comprehended that the girl Conn L F. 7 ; C . ./ll 7 ?T20 Post Cereal 62% 61% 62% rounded himself with a pick of Conn L P 6 % pfd .% |2^ ', IIS ’ Jim McCavanaugh and Sam Steven er service in memory-of Private Vincent Lopez and Mai Hallett.- hand concerts and drills at the Cen- was calling for help for a man who Press St Car .20 20 20 Breault tonight. , Conn L P 51S pfd lOl ^ivlOS Pull new ., son and their helpers arrived at the This big offering on Friday even l,er Bark from 4:30 p. m. to 5:30 was in obvious distress Healey Train Leaves Here at 8.15 Sun 81 80% 80% hauled off his sweater and rusheq Conn Ppjver; Co . . . .134; .138 Rqdio Cor . .163% 159% 163 bivouac they were a most welcome ing is Just an introductory plan of p.j m. The visitors and the local day Morning— Leaves New sight. ’Mr. Bokls’, the proprietor who has members of the order will dine at into the water. Reaching Brills, do £taO .1.15 , ’ i.’25 Sears Roe . .114% 112% 114 At 6 o’clock this morning. Major POLICE COURT instructed- Managing, Director tho Masonic'Temple from 5:30 Healey dived so as to come up back Green W&G’ pfd 97 101 York Again at 7.15 p. m. Sou Pac ... .118% il8 118%' Molan received a message by motor Keeney to sign up the best attrac uiitll 6:30. From 6:30 until 7:45 of him and secure one of the rescu? Hart El Lt:’ ...... ^132 ,137 Sou Rail . . .142% 142% 142% cycle from the regimental head tions available and on, Wednesday tjie Tall Cedars will parade. In holds, that he had learned In a llfe-- do vtc . — 132 The New York, New Haven and S O of N J -.42'% 42% 42% quarters of-the invading red army John Cappello, 16-year-old son of evening, July 25th, the Motel BUt- the line of naarch will be the visit savlng course at a Y.M.C.A. sum Hart Gas ...... '-100, , TlO" Hartford^ railroad today announced Studebaker . 67% 67 67% do pfd' v-v...... to which read as follows:, "Blue Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cappello, of more archestra of Providence, R. I. ing delegations, degree teams and mer camp. Vj an ex;cursJon.trip to New York City Tob Prod . . 99% 99 99% forces believed to be battalion of North Elm street, was b®^ore the will be the attraction with an added hands and the local “ saplings” will Before he could get the gylp he S N E T Go .'165“ ''a 7 5 on gunday.July. 22. The...train will Union Pac . .191 191 191 infantry camped last night near Manchester police court this morn feature in a Keith vaudeville head bring up the* rear with their new sought Brills grabbed him. After a Manfaptiiring Stocks start in Rockville and will stop United Fruit .135 134% 135 ing charged with -the theft of liner, "The Cardinals” champion band. John McLaughlin of Ed struggle Healey /as finally able'**) Acme Wire ...... — ' 13 here to take on excursionists leav U S Rubber - 30 29% 29-% Powers Lake. March and seize hill Am Hardware ...... 6 8 70 west of Pataquanset-Lake. Remain $11.35 from Gordon Tuttle, and a ballroom dancers of New England, mund street is njarahal of the par break away. Brills by this time ing the local station at. 8.15 a. m. y s Steel .. T35% 134% 135 watch and chain valued at $4 from who will appear for an exhibition in ade. The line of march will be had gone down twice and most of American Hosiery ...' 22 daylight saving time. On the re Westing ...... 90 89% 96' der of red regiment will follow.” the fight had left him. Healey American • Bilver ..... 25, —r M,eanwhile the second battalion un Roger V,WInton, both of North Elm connection with the well known from the Masonic Temple north to turn trip the train , will leave the Willys Over .. 21 20% 21 closed in again on Brill and thlp Arrow El: .pfd i 106 Grand Central station at 7.1.5 p. m. der Major Scarborough took up de street. The theft occurred at Sal Rhode Island dance band. The Depot Square, countering to the ter’s pond Sunday afternoon when same prices will prevail for this big South Methodist churph and then, time got a hold of Brill’s hair and Automatic Btefrlg' '.7 .'1 2 ' 26 ’ daylight saving time. Round trip At one Important police ceqter fensive positions on the hill east using this grip hauled him In to jBillings Spen com . '. T ' 5'- of Rogers Lake. both Winton and Tuttle were in feature also. back to the Center. tickets will sell for $2.75 and a in London more than 200 reserve swimming. According to _ the two Wednesday and Saturday even Supreme tall Cedar Frank B. shore. do pfd ...... :.. — 10 limited number of them is how on officers are ready, day or night, The sham battle this morning boys, Cappello came along about ings of this week Lionel J. Kennedy Sterner of Port Richmond, Staten Brills a few minutes later was Blgelow-Htfd com .. 89 92' hand at the Manchester station. for any sudden emergency. lasted a little longer than was ex the time they were in the pond and and his Broadcasting orchestra will Island, New York will be here for none the worse for his experience pected when the First Battalion un they accused him of taking the furnish the dance program at Sandy the ceremonial and will be in charge and looked up Healey to thank him. der Major Morrison missed a road money and watch. Beach making three dances with of the institution. It appeared that he had been at way and failed to meet the "ene Other witnesses were George, the big Friday evening feature to tacked by cramps, the result of go my.” It necessitated “ backing up” Raymond and Robert Starkweath be held at this popular resort. It ing Into the water directly after both arn^igs. Two engagements en er, who stated that Cappello was on Is estimated there will, be a crowd a hearty meal. The rescuer is QLEAD younger aCid weighs less than the sued following the delay however, the bank when the other hoys were of close tp 1000 present Friday rescued. Brills is employed at 'a one between the First and Third in swimming. Complaint was made evening and Mr. Bokis is being Battalions and another between the freely commended for the, high Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hutchinson gasoline station at the beach con to the police about the theft and and family.of South Manchester are ducted by his lather. Donald Second and Third Battalions. through Captain Schendel young class attractions that have been Most of the fighting occurred in booked. The rain Saturday evening spending the summer at the home Healey is working for the summer Cappello was brought to the station of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. at 'Watkins Brothers. a thickly wooded section and the Sunday night: At that time he ad did not keep the people away from soldiers got their first taste of real Sandy Beach and 564 attended the Hutchinson. mitted he had taken the money The Hebron Women’s club met /T 1 difficult maneuvering. . Adding to and threw the watch and chain into dance at the ballroom. the difllculties of the men were the To Show Local Movies with Mrs. Herbert Porter last week LEGION BENEFIT the pond. He told the captain he 'Thursday. swarms o f horseflies that infested had lost the money in a crap game. StanleyfDoboBZ, No. 14, American the;woods. The "war” was called Legion will hold a meetinc: tonight ■; Jules Ruberlald of New Britain Is Cappello was represented In spending the, summer at Mr. and AT STATE TODAY off this afternoon to allow for rec court by Probation-Officer ^Edward in G.A.R. Hall. The motion pictures reational periods. There will be an taken of the' Rockville Memorial Mrs. W. N. Hills’. Elliott, Jr., who entered a plea of Miss Ruth Ellis and Miss Alice other engagement tomorrow morn not guilty. He said the state had Day parade by Arthur West, will be ing during which Company G will shown. A class of candidates will Owen have returned from a week’s American Legion Presenting failed to prove its case against the visit with relatives of Miss Owen’s World War Film; “Shepherd play an important part. : young man. He maintained that be initiated and refreshments serv The sbldiers will return to Camp - in. Si^iugbam , Mass. of the Hills” Thursday and while Cappello’s ownV admission ed. , '■ ■V Al W, Kills and Edwai'd A. Smith Trumbull about noon Wednesday. was damaging, he was scared Into Roekyllle Represented Friday. The annual outing and field day. have been appointed appraisers for Thursday’s program calls for drill 'saying he took the money. Prose !the. estate .o{ the late Fred B. Post. ing a war-strength battalion in at cuting Attorney ‘ Hathaway was of th'e Conn. Fish and Game Olnh The State Theatre has been turn will be held Saturday, Sppt li at Olive White is spending this tack on the drili field here while convinced the boy had appropriat week with her grandparents. Hr. ed over to the Dilworth-Cornell Friday will be taken entirely with Lake Compounce. The Rockville Post of the American Legion for to ed the money and watqh. His own Club will send a trap shooting team. and Mrs. C.'A. HillA the Governor’s Day program. Satur admission and the fact that the C. B. and A. E. Lyman of Colum day and tomorrow in order that the day comes the final inspection arid Fred W. Stengel has been appointed local ex-servicemen may present theft was not refuted was evidence a member of the general committee bia accompanied by Miss Fannie preparatipps to leave for home the that he was guilty. Ilurlhutt.and Mrs. Lester Hurlbutt their scheduled benefit program. following day and make room for to represent Rockville. , "The World War,” a thrilling Judge Raymond A. Johnson, aft Another Leila Church Success and daughters, Marion and Fannie the incoming 102nd Infantry, C. N. er hearing the .case, said he wasn’t Belle of Charleston, West. Va., were picturizatioB of the great conflict of G., from New Haven; . "Gateways” a pageant written and ten years ago. Is the feature film anxious to give the yoifng fellow a directed by Miss Leila Church of visitors at Mr and Mrs. E. E. Capip Notes. start in life with a court record Boote’s Sunday evening. attraction. . Most of the scenes of Rockville will be presented this this picture were taken in- France Because of the rain Friday and and wBTle he admitted his guilt, evening at 8 o’olpek at the. Aetna Frank C. Strickland, 62, who Sjjturday, the regimental baseball the evidence outside of that was died In' Hartford Saturday, was during the war and are among the Llfp Insurance Company, grounds at best ever to reach the screen. •'‘C— championship has been delayed. not sufficient to convict. He con Farmington avenue and Sigourney burled in the Strickland lot, at the tinued‘ the case for one month and local cemfeteryi Monday afternoon. The usual spicy variation of Company G and the Howitzer Com street by the Aetna Life Girls’! Club. pleasing shorter subjects will be pany both have won their first instructed Probation Officer Elliott Miss Church . hqs- spent much time His boyhood days were spent here. to Investigate the young fellow’s ^ ,tbe honae of his grandparents, shown In conjunction with the fea gamps, the latter by forfeit, and In rehearsals, and preparing cos ture. They include , the current they are bracketed to meet in the habits. tumes and scenery tpr the event. .the late Mr, and Mrs. Tompson Strickland. issue of latest News Events and' a quarter-finalB. The winner will The pageant is given ps a benefit of rip-roaring comedy. the Times farm and Camp Cpurant. bliss Mildred Stone of Hartford have one-out-of-two chances to spent-the week-end with Mr. and Thursday and Friday brings tp draw a bye for the lower half of the . Notes . r . the State a double feature program Miss Florence Schaeffer of Elllug- Mrs. C. R. Perry. Believe semLfdnals and, if victorious in TWELVE STM of rare entertainment. m tliu ton avenue Is spending a couple of V Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Foote, Mr. case of playing, wiil enter the and Mrs. A. C. Foote and children “ The Shepherd of the Hills.’’ finals. weeks at Camp Ayo-Po, Somers. starring Molly O’Day, Alec- B. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Keeney of /were* visitors Sunday at Mr. and ARE LOST IN Mrs. .Clarence Chittenden’s, at their Francis and John Boies will be one Private Elmo Mantelli did not West street were the guests Sun of the features. day, of 'town Treasurer • and Mrs. hpine In Klllingworth , Bimnner Sales? go out with Company G on the . Mrs. Stond, who has been the Millions of American people haYe sham battle ' maneuvers, beln.g (jeorge H. Waddell of,South Man already felt the thrill and emotion gqest at her daughter’s, Mrs. C. ! ; The-sale seasonTS at i'ts worst. Stores everywhere are now running sales-—fur marked quarters because of afn tn- ARCTIC AREA chester at their Bummeir coitage R. Perry, returned Sunday to her of this famous and Inspiriqg firamq jored foot caused by stepping on a "Bon Repose” at Columbia Lake,; home in Abhington. of the Kentucky Mountains, in book niture stores especially^— although -with many of them it’s just one sale after another. Mrs, A. K- Waite nnd son Allep clam while bathing. (Continued from page 1) Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Perry were form. It’s author, Harold Bell of 'Union street will leave today fpr Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Wright, has gained a world-wide How rnuch faith you have in them is most likely determined by some of your past ex Bristol whexe they will spend a few reputation and has this beautifql Private William Jarvis and Pri from Fraulein Behounek. Nohilo days with Mrs. John Abbey, form,-: Pblttendon’s in New London. periences in shopping ahd :ypi^ success in ftoding, honest values. Sale prices may be , The hay crop, is seriously dam and charming romance to look upon vate John Rfonka have furnished made this'statement aboard the erly of this city. , ( advertised ve^^y fbw biit unfortunately in\many cases the advertisements are deceptive. quite a bit of entertainment in age by the recent heavy rains. as the direct cause for his fame! Citta di Milano to Fraulein Be Miss Maud Drayton of Prospect / NoVr that our locality has elec None of it’s qualities h,.ve been los.t camp nights with their “ monkey hounek herself. It was stated. street who has accepted a position It certainly does hold true that you must b e particularly careful where you buy during and accordion’’ act. Jarvis plays the tric currant, many household'ap in it’s translation to the screen. In The fraulein ip a 'sister of F. with the R. F. Jonas Co. of Hart pliances are being installed fact, many well-versed authorities the sale season, ; part of the monkey to perfection, Behounek, of Ckecho-Slovak'^' a ford began her new duties Monday. }/lT. and Mrs. A. H. Post’s chil consider the picture to be far great A . doing all sorts of stunts and doffln member of the Nobile expedltlqn, Mr,-and Mrs. Edward Connors of his hat In-.typical style every time dren and grandchildren visited er than either the book or play> ' who Is now a refugee on board the Union street are spending a' week in The companion-feature for Thurs For-furniture there is always one place where you know values are right. All an opportunity presents Itself. New York and vicinity, ! them, as ‘usuah Sunday. ' Russian ice breaker. He .was a The’Ladies* Aid Society will m.eet day and Friday will be “ Lingerie,’* year rpund this stojre is fanaouafor its,low prices— kno-wn as the “Low Cost Store” be- Monka leads him about with a member of the 'Ylgliarl gfopp that string. at the hall 'Wednesday afternoon. a sparkling comedy-drama.of do was picked up'from the ice by the ’ • T ‘ ' ■ ' ' ' mestic problems. Malcolm Mc cause bur location arid othbr factors enable us to do business economically. Values Krassin last Friday night. : Gregor and Mildred Harris have the ,V-^he Howitzer Company has been HOSPITAL NOTES ", Sweet food and'drink are tasted here are always guaranteed to be the best obtainable. When news of the . Italia disaster I ^Ith the tip of the tongue; bitter leading roles, supported by Alice .assigned to guard duty the final reached her." Fraulein Behounek White and John Mllljan. .^ y of camp. It Is reported un- things with the hack of the left Prague late in May for Klpg*s tongue.. l - Don’t forget the Kiddie Revue 'But twice a'yi^af and then they’re rear sales. One of them starts 'qfflcially that the reason . for the Bay, Spitzbergen. She •• bap . been Miss Annie Gallschnelder of 222 July 26,27 and 28. Jakt day appointment is to keep the there ever since keeping Ip 'touch Oak street and Miss Louise Holler Thursday. It’s our winual Mid-Summer Clearance Sale in which we will close out • *oys "out of mischief,” it having with the rescue efforts, Afterfvisit- of Norman street were adnal'tted pur surplus stock by “mark downs’’—genuine reductions on hundreds of articles been the habit of the men to cut up Ing'Gen. Nobile on board, the I Citta to the’ ! Manchester Hospital this giiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimniiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii||iiii| iqulte a' bit in former years. Lleu- di Milano, Fraulein Behoupek sent morning.; - » , S * ■ ■ , . ' ■ ' . s •througliou^^ the.jstbre. E vb i^'on e is plainly marked with both the regular and sale jtenant' De Lorenze, the officer who word that she believed thp explor , A.son was born at the hospital “ priced;- ■^ou;wlH.bbU®we;m^^ take occasion tp lopk t h ^ e over— 'liaroused the wrath of the Howitzer er’s health is permanently impair this morning to Mr. and Mrs; An I , Service — Quality - Lotb Prices i Company last year when he placed ed by his physical sufferings. drew Johnson of East Hartford. and, you ij^y vhhi.es r t Keith’s if you bear iri.mind our > one ’of their men In the guard Nobile’s’ Story-.'" ’ guarantee. . ^ ’ iliouse for a minor infraction. Inci ' According to the messages from ' '•1 dentally, has been appointed com the Czecho-Slovakian girl, Nobile HOESESHOBl TOURNEY I Finest Line O f Fresh Fish I mander of the guard for that day.. said he was persuaded to leave tho Kovis and Johnson were the i floe by Behounek and Lundbohg, If there’l better price anywhere we’ll meet it* the Swedish aviator who eventual winners 4n the horseshoe pitching I BY EXPRESS WEDNESDAY MORNING | c When Jim, Hynes came down ■7-,/'7..' '7 ' . - .jhere t
PAGE FOUR MANraESTER (CONN.) EVENTNq HERALD, TUESDAY, JU Lr it^ 1928.
£ r'-i' gress. The almost' ludicrous col corporation, a registered trede ir i •) > J ' tflanrl;rstrr lapse of that effort to commit the mark, and that if a" boat of any nation to the construction of a other make drowns its occupants or HEALIH«*DIET ADVICE Evening IH^ratb great fleet of giant cruisers may oT" skids over on a turn or does any 'AMERICAN PUBL.1SIIEO BX may not have discouraged the big- other discreditable thing, to > say ^ D r Frank McGo^ MIS rORY THE) H BKAt.U PRINl^lNQ CO. navy advocates, but it has certain that a “ sea-sled” did it is an impli JULY 17 Pounded by BIwood a Bla. ly been .followed by a surprising cation detrimental to the West Mys 1777— Vermont constitutional dbtir Oct. 1. 1881 new Interest in '^Ir defenses on the tic concern— Inferentlally action '«lfSnOW INKOMO n HtAlTH tOIETM U K «»W H » ventlon met. Every Evening Except Sundays and part of the Navy Department. able at Igw. j BT BUMCCOr WHO OUTBS AOMiS5EO IN CARE OF THf$ RARER 1854— First party, of emigrants Holidays. sent by t^e Maasachusetls . Entered at the ^Post Office at Man* Secretary Wilbur, , who at the All of which gives the Sea-Sled e/fClOSB STfIMPBO BODfiESSSO EAfi/ElOPS FOU REPLY Chester as Second Class Mall Matter. , Are, cor MEAtm se^iuce lo s AuesieS' cm . EmigrL..t Society reached time of the Mitchell controversy Corporation a morsel of .free ad Kansas. SUUSCUIPl'lON RATES: By Mall had an unaccountably poor opin vertising and ^at the same time' six dollars a year, sixty cents a 1862— Postage and other stamps ion of the plane hs anything but a NERVOUS EXHAUSTION AND
those can be wiped off out In' the Dr. Work and'Jlm Good are as Melton, 26. wealthy young farmer, OUT $6 ON SUITS TALCOTTVILLE state. much noted for their lack of tact to kill bis wife, ■ Josept ine and her Democrats are counting op the as anything, eisl. But though two brother Elisa Jones,,and tbeu turn . WTIC W ^ a f the Kiddie so-called German vote to turn al or three of the captaincies are oc the shotgun upon herself with fatal P P L E R SOLD HIM Mrs. Wilbur H. Smith has re most sblidly against Hoover. 'They cupied by new faces, the great na-’ -result. Travelers Insurance Co. turned from the Manchester Memo hope voters of German .descent will tional Repuhifead machine remains rial hospital much improved in Stars Say- LCEX£] much the same. Hartford recall Hoover’s anti-German pfbpa- \.-iJocal Man Won’t Accept C. 0. health. . ganda during his Belgian relief Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith of ''vD. Package Because Agent 535.4 m. ' 560 k. c. work and hold him partly respon KILLS WIFE* AND SELF South Manchester have the sympa Puffing, panting and perspiring, sible for bringing the United / Isn’t Here to Fit Suits. / thy of their friends in this commu the cast of the Kiddie Revue strug By RODNEY DUTCHER. States into the war. 'This vote, of .. Camden, S. C., July 17— Authort-' Phone Barstow 1968 nity in the illness of their little son, gled alon' despite t’’ e heat thrcAigh course, contributed to the' heavy Program for Tuesday Washington—Herbert Hoover Is ties here today were searching for Philip Farr of Charter Oak Burto’n. His speedy recovery is hop one of the best rehearsals the show Democratic defea* of 192.0. y 216 Middle Tnmpike Bast Eastern Daylight running for elective office for the .the motive vthlch prompted, Ollie street, from the present outlook, is ed for. has had to date. At the close'of re Some of Hoover’s leaders'aren’t ^ j------2 ------Saving Time Arthur Monaghan, Marcus Cleve hearsal Manager Sanson, wishing first time in his life. out six dollars which he paid a P. M. very inspiring, so that his own For Radio Se^ce clothing agent that called at his land and Thomas Lotas are at to compliment the youngsters .on Whether the fact that Hoover OXYGEN-ACETLYNE 6:20— Summary of program and Camp Woodstock, Black Pond, for a genius for organization ought to be home. According to the agreement their work, said, “ Well, that was a great helf> ^ to the party. It Is Easy Tenns on Orosiey' 6:25—"Sportograms” ■' two weeks’ period.' good. Why don’t you do like that was never chosen for a Senate seat made with the agent Mr. Farr paid 6:30— Waldorf-Astoria Ilinner Mu probably just as well that Hoover WELDING Fada, Grebe, Bosch, the agent a six dollar deposit on two The Golden Rule Club will meet every day? or a governorship and that Smith sic on Friday evening at 7:30 o’clock. has repeatedly demonstrated a phe himself will be boss and will make Blacksinitb Purging and Jobbing suits of clothes. The agent would One youngster with a snort of all the important decisions. 6:55— Baseball Scores The program will be In charge of disgust piped up, ♦‘Good nothing, nomenal capacity as a vote-getter FREE Installation, na interest order the clothes and ♦hen return to 7:00— Voters’ Service Senator George Modes of New fit the suit to Mr. Farr and Jiake Miss Irene Rice and Mrs. C. W. that was perfect and you ain’t per will mean anything in this can^- (/harles 0. W* Nelson 7:30— Soconyland Sketches from Hampshire/^ Is the smartest and 277 East Middle 'Tamplke whatever alterations that were Blankerburg. The hostesses ylll be fect ail the time Is you?’’ paign one does not know. N. B. C. Studios But while the Democrats are mbst able of the Hoover nianagers. Tel. 888-2 necessary. The date for the agent to Miss Emily Rice and Miss Mar , alanager Sanson was too modest Tuesday night— well, let’g see garet Welles. happy over a candidate “ with a return has passed a*id .here is nary to state his reply, however he Isn’t what is on the program for this Benjamin Jones has resigned his a bit backward in saying the Kiddle personality,’’ the Republicans are a sign of him. week, 7:30, Tuesday evening, position in the finishing department not quite so enthusiastic in that Howe-'er a C. O. D. package for Revue to be presented at the WTIC brings the Soconyland of the Talcott Brothers Company. State Theater, July 26 27, 28, will respect. Naturally, they hold their $27 arrived at the post office .!or Mr. Sketches from the N. B. C. Stu Miss Faith H. Talcott and M. H. be the best ever. ' man to be Inflrttely more fitted Farr. The package was refused as dios and at 8 o’clock the Insilco Talcott have returned from New for the presidency than Smith, but Mr. Farr doesn’t know whether the Club Orchestra, with a program York city where they accompanied they aren’t so sure how ^e will get suits will fit or if they are 'of the r ‘ ' -ppy dance numbers. 8:30 Miss Alice Talcott and M. Gardner SOCIAUSTS IN FAVOR over with the mob. v color and style he ordered, Thus it again WTIC goes to New York Talcott, Jr., who sailed for Europe He is not, of course, at all at happens' that Mr. Farr is out six for a program by the Seiberling July 14. Miss Alice Dexter was also home before a crowd. He is no Singers, followed by a dance dollars or he must add twenty-one a member of the party sailing at OF LIGHT WINES, BEER rabble-rousing, slambing fighter at odd dollars more to his costly ex program from the open air dance this time. floor at Colt’s park. On a warm all. He even Sfeems rather frosty. periment to see if he got the goods Miss Blevins of South itl. •'Ches There are plenty of Instances to G. Fox & Co., lOc. evening ‘ t is an Interesting sight he ordered or bow badly he really ter is the guests of her sister, Mrs. New Yorkers Name Their show that all that isn’t a prime did get stuck. Mr. Farr has ap to watch the many dancers en Louis Smith. , Ticket—Condemn Both Big joying the music of the Colt Park requisite 4n a candidate, but the parently decided to charge the six Miss Mildred MacCallum is in Political Parties. contrast between Hoover and HARTFORD, CXDNNECTICUT dollars up to experience. Municipal Dance Orchestra. After Stafford Springs where she is visit a half hour of dance music, let’s Smith is so startling that politi George E. Rix secretary of the ing her sister, Mrs. H. R; Wight- Albany, N. Y., July 17.— The cians often mention it. Manchester Chember of Commerce have some ice cr,am. Vanilla, man. ■ \ Strawberry and Chocolq,te, the Socialist Party of New York today has received a letter from the P. H. All members of the Primary De was on record as favoring light On the other hand, certain smart Davis Tailoring Co., of Cincinnati, three sundaes, in a program of partment of the Sunday school are popular numbers, will entertain wines and beer. persons make the claim that Ohio warning the public against a invited to meet In the assembly After a sharp debate at tie clos Hoover is nearer to the hearts of salesman who is wrongfully in pos you for the next half hour. And room Thursday, July 19, from 3 to what could be finer than to sit ing session of its unoflacial conven the people than anyond else In pub session of one of their sample lines 5 in the afternoon. A picture of the tion, the party adopted a platform lic life. Insisting that he can be and is collecting deposits on suits out on the lawn and listen to a class Including those who were program of popular tunes on the which contained a plank declaring just as effective over the radio as from their concern and then-pocket graduated Children’s Sunday, will for a modification of the Yolstead anyone else can. on the platform ing the money. He Is in no way con Strand Orr •, played by Walter be taken, and refreshments served. Seifert law to permit the sale of wines and and that it’s going to’ be largely a nected with this tailoring house. At The name of William James real beer.' radio campaign anyway, insofar as present this agent is supposed to be 8:00— Insilco Club orchestra. Smith, infant son of Mr, and Mrs. In their .platform the Socialist the candidates are'concerned, they working^’ n this yicinity. Manchester 8:30— Seiberling Singers from N. Louis Smith, has b^an placed on the B. C. Studios took occasion to condemn both ppint to the fact Hoover has in the OPEN people ’^are warnea of this man’s Cradle' Roll. past 10 or 12 years made personal activities and that of all similar 9:00— Colt Park Municipal Dance Katherine Virginia Meyer and major political parties as well as Orchestra their presidential candidates, Her •appeals to more voters than any agents. The Manchester Chamber of Dorothy Josephine Cordner have other H) meji. Commerce will gladly aid people in 9:30— Three CeBrook Sundaes been promoted from the Cradle bert Hoover and Gov, A1 Smith. 10:00— ^Clicquot Club Eskimos He is America’s big “ drive man.’ finding out the true status of agents Roll to the Primary Department of After adopting the platform, the from N. B. C. Studios Socialists, nominated the following We all helped him save food. Near if they are requested to do so. the Sunday School. . ly all of us have helped him re 10:30— Howard Correct time Mr. and I4rs. Arthur Monaghan, state ticket which will be ratified at 10:30—Strand lo-oater Organ, Wal ^he official convention to be held in lieve everyone and everything that ALL DAY ter Seifert Mr. and Mrs. George Cleveland and ever needed relief, from Russia to \ Miss Sara Monaghan with friends New York City the latter part of September: the flood areas. We gave him our from Hartford visited Marcus dollars and dimes. When we give 200,000 TEMPLARS Cleveland and Arthur Monaghan at U. S. Senator— McAllister Cole SIX MEN ARE HELD man, New York; Governor— Louis a man our money, say these opti Camp Woodstock, Woodstock Val mists, he can easily obtain our ley on Sunday. Waldman, New York; Lieut. Gov.— GATHER IN DETROIT Rev. Herman J. Hahn, Buffalo: At votes. Many of us are so consti FOR ANOTHER’S DEATH tuted that it takes n o' more than WEDNESDAY torney-General — William Karlin, '^ALKS INTO PROPELLER New York; Comptroller — Mrs. something like that to sway us. Detroit, July 17.— Detroit today Katherine Rotli, Buffalo; Judge of So much for personalities. Hoo bowed before 200,000 Knights Tem Bridgeport, Conn., July 17— Six Washington, July 17.— A blood Court of Appeals— H. D. M. Wilcox, ver is a sensitive soul and writhes plar and their ladies who are here local men are locked up here tbday transfusion yesterday caused a Elmira. under criticism, ^but he is not ex in default of bail $5,000 each be , for the 37th tri-ennial conclave, the slight improvement in the condition Waldman, the party’s candidate pected to make any bad breaks. greatest in the history of Mason cause of the death in St. Vincent’s of Mrs. Hugh D. Au-.hincloss, Wash hospital yesterday of Tony Corrlo, for governor, was one of five Social ry. ington and New York society wo ists expelled from the state assem , The popular theory is now that D uring 26, Providence, R. I., who was kick Yeaterday’s program was devot- man, who walked into a whirling bly several years ago. He was chair "he is going to get a majority ’ ed solely to ejtteptalnment. Open ed in the stomach during a brawl airplane propeller Sunday. man of the platform committee and of the women’s votes. Many Dem house at boat clubs and golf clubs, on East Main street Sunday morn- Her condition was still described led the fight for the wet plank. , cratic wottfen reply that their sex motion pictures, receptions, ban nig. as critical. Mrs. Auchlncloss was is interested In a virile, two-fisted quets, pageants and balls. According to police who made the Maya De Chrapovltsky, daughter of THE “ WEAKER” SEX smiling person like Smith. An:' Be^nning at 9 a. m., this morn arrest Corrio and William Chapde- a wealthy Russian family, before way, millions of them probably will July and August ing and lasting for 7 hours thous laine, of Bridgeport, quarreled in a her marriage to Hugh D. Auchln refuse to be guided by mere party ands of plumed knights afforded BOBBY (sailing boat): I know drinking place and went into a closs. a fine game; let’s play at navies labels. Detroit a spectacle hardly parallel nearby vacant lot to fight things Unless other complj[catlons enter ed. and I’ll be the admiral. out. Six men assailed Corrlo, police MUST BE lAIPROVED JESSIE: Righto, buf I must be In, Hoover ought to appeal to the William L. Sharp, of Chicago, say, and after knocking him out, SUITOR: Will you share my an admiral, too. conservative rural districts. East- right eminent deputy grand master, put him in a machine and drove him lot? BOBBY: Aw, no, there can only tern Republicans are depending on Closed Saturdgv Afternoons at I o'clock is in line to succeed ,George W, to anoth;'r. part^of the town wharte FAIR LAYDE: If , It’s , got a be one admiral. that to save them such important Vallery, of Denver, as mdst eminent they putTiIni' on a porch and fled. house on it. 'I ’m not crazy about JESSIE: Then let’s play I’m the states as New York, Massachusetts During |uly and August grand master. Residents there called for police. living in a tent.— Judge. admiral’s wife— that will do just and Connecticut. They concede as well.— Sydney Bulletin. Smith city majorities, but believe DAILY RADIO PROGRAM " Tuesday, July 17. 11:00 10:00—Accordlanist, baritone. 11:30 10:30—Three dance orchtRstras. Leaciing DX Stations. 'Cool breezes, placid waters, and mu- 399.8—WTAM, CLEVELAND—750. (DST (ST) WANTED slo calculated to fan fevered brows 6:00 '5:00—Concert.*?,' baseball scores 475.9—WSB, ATLANTA—630. will be featured by the Seiberling 8:30 7:30—WEAF progs. (2% hrs!) 8:30 7:30-WEAK programs (2 hrs.) Hartford . Sinsers during their, broadcast through 11:00 10:00—Recital; dance music. 10:30 9:30—Peachtree Arcade. Hartfoi*d W EAF and alUed atatlona at S:30 535.4— WTIC, HARTFORD—560, 12:45 11:45—Vick Myer’s orchestra. Tuesday night. The guest artist of 8:00 7:00—Insilco Club music. 526—KYW, CHICAGO—570. the program will be Frank Crummlt, 8:30 7:30—^WEAP Seiberling singers. 7:27 6:27—Baseball scores; organist. Two Girls With ginger of hill billy sings, who will be 9:00 8:00—Dance music; artists, ' 8:00 7:00—WJZ programs (3% hrs.) 2 7171 INC. 2*7171 supported by the Binging Violins, an 10:00 0:00—WEAP Eskimos orchestra 389.4—WBBM, CHICAGO—770. ensemble. Beethoven's “ Ninth Sym 10:30 9:30—Theater organ recitaL 8:00 7:00—Orchestra; organ. phony," will be presented during a 422.3— WOR, NEWARK—710. 9;00 8:00—Home dance music. concert by the Philharmonic orches 8:00 7:00—Main street sketches. 10:00 9:00—Easy chair variety hour. Experience tra, directed by Willem van Hoog- 9:00 8:00—La Pallna hour. 11:00 10:00—After theater club. straten, to be radiated from the 10:00 9:00—Simmon's Showboat. 365.6— WEBH-WJJD, CHICAGO—820. Lewisohn Stadium by WJZ and asso 11:00 10:00—SpecHt’s orchestra. 8:30 7:30—WEAF Seiberling singers. -on- THIS W E E K O N L Y! dated stations, also at 8:30. The big 333.1—WBZ. NEW ENGLAND—900. 9:00 8:00—Theater prcscrltations. highlight for 9 has been arranged by 7:30 6:30—Sailortown program. 9:30 8:80—Mooseheart children. FLAT WORK IRONER WIP. This will be a special concert 8:00 7:00—WJZ Stromberg-Carlson. 10:00 9:00—Theater presentations, by the Aeolian Club Choral Society, 8:30 7:30—Redmen's enffertalnmenL 12:00 11:00—Artists entertainment. Also with Arthur Seymour, director and 9:00 8:00—La Touralne concert band 416.4—WGN.WLIB. CHICAGO—720. Discontinued Pattern in baritone; Marie Hjorth, Norwegian 10:00 9:00—Lowe's dance orchestra. 9:00 8:00—WEAF Eveready hour. ^ V. coloratura soprano, and August Fa- 491.5— WEAF, NEW YORK—610. 10:00 9:00—Soprano, male quartet. beizt, flutist. Other excellent pro- 6:00 6;00-i-Waldorf-AstorIa music. 11:05 10:05—Quintet; boss race. p am s scheduled for 9 are the 6:56 6:55—Baseball scores. 11:30 10:30—Sam ’ n? Henry; ship. One Expieipenced Man Bveready hour through WEAF and as 7:00 6:00—Voters’ service. 12:10 11:10—Friends; dance music. COMMUNITY PLATE sociated stations, and Elizabeth City 7:30 6:30—Soconyland sketch, “ Hoss 344.6— WLS. CHICAGO—870. night through WRVA "Hoss Trad Trading.” 8:00 7:00—Scrap book; artists. ing.” a page from the novel "David Frank Crummlt, singer of 8:20 7:20—Songs; The Angelus, 1 Harum," is the sketch to be put hill billy tongs^ 447.5^WMAQ.WQJ, CHICAGO—710- on the air during the Soconyland hour 8:00 7:00—Musical miniatures. ♦ 10:30 9:30—Concert orchestra. \ through WEAF and N, B. C. stations 8:30 7:30—Seiberling male voices and 10:45 9:45—Aeolian organ recital, at 7:80. Half an hour later WIP will 9:00 8:00—Eveready hour. 11:00 10:00—Amos *n’ Andy; orch. at y^ to y off! ■ prasent Ben's Banjo boys with Ralph 10:00 9:00—Eskimo's orchestra, 12:00 11:00—Studio dance' music. Wilkins, tenor. 9:30—Palais D'Or orchestra, fhe Gordon Laundry 10:30 499.7— WFAA, DALLAS—600. J /- 11:30 10:30—Jack Albin’s orchestra, 11:00 10:00—Studio program. Wave lengths Invmeters on left of 454.3— WJZ, NEW YORK—660. 12:00 11:00—Bridge lesson; music. Harrison St. Roy E. Buckler, Prop. , station title, kilocycles on the right. 6:00 6:00—Orchestra; baseball. 374.8- ^ O C , DAVENPORT—800. The only such sale since 1(^21 Times are\ Eastern Daylight Saving 6:30 6:30—Burns Brothers hour. 10:80 9:30—'WEAF orchestras. and Eastern Standard. Black type 7:00 6:00—Pianist; violinist 11:00 10:00—'Whistler, baritone trio, Indicates fest features. 7:30 6:30—Constitutional high spots. 12:00 11:00—Two orchestras. 8:00 7:00—Stromberg-Carlson hour,. 825.9— KOA, DENVER-920. "El^roMBN wait years for ' Leading East Stations. 8:30 7:30—N. Y. Phllharm'onic orch. 10:00 9:00—WEAP Eskimos -orch. 10:20 9:20—Continentals operatic prog 10:30 9:80—Farm question box. W they have to! (DST (ST) - 11:20 10:20—Slumber music. 11:00 10:00—Musical program. i CHANGE YOUR OIL DAVID CHAMBERS 278.6—WPQ, ATLANTIC CITY—1100. 348.6— WIP, PHILADELPHIA—860, 535.4— WHO, DE8 MOINES—660. Only when the m a k ^ of 8:00 7:00—Castllllan’s orchestra. 7:00 6:00—Children’s hour. 8:80 7:30—Trio; soloists; Victorians. 8:30 7:30—Studio program; trio. 8:00 7:00—Ben’s banjo boys. 9:00 8:00—^WEAF* Eveready hour. Use Marland Super Motor Oil CONTRACTOR coMMin>nT7 piATB dis(X)Qtinue 10:00 u:00—“ Sea Memories.” 9:00 8:00—Aeolian Club choral so* 10:30 9:30—Instrumental trio, sorTga. 10:30 9:30—Harmony male quartet clety. < 12:00 11:00—Orchestra, Victorians. a pattern does it sell at such 11:00 10:00—Three dance orchestras. 10:00 9:00—Emo's movie broadcasL 499.7— WBAP, FORT WORTH—600. Campbell’s Filling Station AND BUILDER 285.5—WBAL, BALTIMORE—1050. 10:30 9:30—Two dance orchestras. 11:30 10:30—Musical program. . reductions, and the lastsimi-''" 8:00 7:00—WJZ Stromberg-Carlson. 315.6— KDKA, PITTSBURGH—950. 2:00 1:00—Theater features. 68 Hollister Street 8:30 7:30—WJZ Philharmonic orch. 6:30 6:30—Studio ensemble. 468.5— KFI, LOS ANGELES—640, Phone 1551 9:00 «:00—Studio ensemble. 6:65 6:55—Baseball spores; orch. 12:00 11:00—N. B. C, programs. lar opportunity, was seven 10:00 9:00—Baltimore Park band. 8:00 7:00—WJZ programs (2% brs.) 1:00 12:00—Moore’s concert 'orch. ------— ------^ 508.2— WEEI, b o s t o n —590. 10:30 9:30—Sacred song recital. 2:00 1:00—Dance orchestras. 'years ago. And this time it's 8:00 7:00—Pilgrims entertainment. 461.6— WCAE, PITTSBURGH—650, 405.2—WCCO, MINN., ST. PAUL—640. 8:.10 7:30—WEAF programs (2 hrs.) 7:30 6:30—Uncle Gimbce; address. 10:30 9:80—Theatrlcid review. Willys-Kni|rht [the lovely Hampton Court, 461.3— WNAC, BOSTON—650. 8:00 7:00—WEAF progs. (2% hrs.) 11:00 10:00—Musical program. Arthur A. Knofla 6::W .S::i0—Dinner music. \ 405.2— W Fl, PHILADELPHIA—740. 11:80 10:80—Long’s orchestra. \ chosen 1^ many thousands of 7:11. .0:11—Amos 'n’ Andy; organist. 6:45 5:46—Baseball scores. 234.1—WRVA, RICHMOND—1180, Overland-Whjppet 8:00 7:00—Jean and Eddie. 7:00 »:00—WEAF programs (4 hrs.) 8:30 7:30—Mosque organ recital. $75 Main St ; homes for its distinctive de 9:00 8:00—WOR Columbia hours. 280.2— WHAM. ROCHESTER—1070, 9:00 8:00—Elizabeth City night. Xl:15 10:15—Rhode’s orchestra, 7:15 6:15—Baseball scores; stocks. SERVICE • 302.8—WGR. BUFFALO—990. 422.3—KPO, SAN FRANClSCOr-710. Insuranee and Real Estate. sign and beautiful lines. 8:00 7:00—WJZ Stromberg-Carlson, 12:00 11:00—N. B. C. programs. B;:!0 .ItSO-Vnn Surdam’s orchestra. 8:30. 7:30—Odenbach^s trio. OAKLYN FILLING STATION 7:00 6:00—WEAF progs. (3'A hrs.) 1:00 12:00—Great composers hour. Carries the regular 5oycar 9:30 8:30—Studio music;' organist 2:00 1:00—Bean; trocaderans. 546.1—WMAW, BUFFALO—550, 10:80 9:30—Buffalo dance musie. Telephone 1284*2 7:30 6:30—Bass; About Town. 379.6— WQY, SCHENECTADY—790. 348.6-KJR, SEATTLE—860. coionnuTT HATS guarantee. 9:00 8:00—WOR Columbia hours. 12:55 11:65—Tlqie; weather; markets. 12:00 l l : 00i—String trio, Soprano. 11:05 10:05—Silver Slipper orchestra. 6:00 5;00—Stocks; baseball scores. 1:00 12:00—A. & C. writing contest Come earlyl ^ 428.3—WLW, CINCINNATI—700. 6:30 6:30—Ten Eyck dinner music. 2:00 1:00—Orchestras; planologues. 8:40 7:40—Instrumental solos. 7:00 6:00—WEAF prQCTama (1 hr.) 344,6—WCBD, ZION—870. $10 MONEY $300 r . 0:00 8:00—Orchestra; ensemble. 8:00 7:00—AgrlculturaT program. 9:00 8:00—Junior band, celestial 10:30 9:30—Baseball scoreq; artists. 8:30 7:.S0—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) (Mils, artists. EASY TERBfS " Few of the Opportunities Secondary Eastern Stations. Secondary DX Stations. 246.8— WKRC, CINCINNATI—1220. Vacation means new thlngs*iCmg* S/pil*rPri(i Sokfria 394.5— WHN, NEW YORK—760. 275.1—WORD, BATAVIA—1090. ' gage, wearing apparel, sporting 11:00 10:00—Movies; children’s prog. 7:00 6:00—Marino concert ensemble. 10:00 9:00—Bible Instructions.. Teaspoons . . tit tftix $3.75 $1.50 12:1)0 11:00—Dance orchestra. goods, railroad fares and . addl* 7:30 6:30—Xlusic, artists (8 hrs.) 288.3—WENR, CHICAGO—1040. tional living expenses. Let us help Table Spoons . ttt efsix 7.50 3.00 36L2-WSAI, CINCINNATI—830. 370.2—WLWL, NEW YORK—8l0. 7:00 6:00—Organ; artists; stocks. Dinaer Forks . n t tftix 7.50 5.00 8:30 7:30—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) 9:00 8.00—Samovar orch., artists, you solve your problem in a pleas* 11:00 10:00—Coney Island orchestra. 7 :0 0 '6:00^PaulIst League ho5ir, 305.9— WHT, CHICAGO—980. ant a,nd dignified manner, wbsolute Detfcrt Forks . tit tftix 7.50 5.00 265.3—WHK, CLEVELAND—1130. 7:15 8:15—Organ recital; talk, confidence maintained and we Dei^^xwni ttt tftix 7.50 J.OO 7:45 6:45—Operatic excerpts. 9:30 8:30—Artists; ramblers, 11:00 10:00—Roth’s orchestra. 10:00 9:00—Concert ensemble, make no embarrassing Investlga* . . tath 1.15 ,.63 • 526—WNYC, NEW YORK—S70. tlons. Call, write or phone 2*8651. 11:30 10:80-Artists entertainment. 10:30 9:30—xour hour league. , » • • • . . Mti zAi .63 J2:00 11:00—Day’s dance orchestra. 8:00 7:00—Shannon's band concert. 319—KOIL, COUNCIL BLUFFS—940. 440.9— WCX-WJR. DETROIT-680. 10:00 9:00—Security League talk. 11:30 10:80—Log Cabin days. titiftin ^ 7.50 S'®® 8:00 7:00—WJZ Btromherg-Cariaon. 865.6— WC8H. PORTLAND—820. ^ 1:00 12:00—<”Amo8, ’n’ Andy." IDEAL FINANCING " 3-7$ 8;30 7:30—Business talk; trio. 7:00 6:00—WEAF programs (2 hrs.) 1:15 12:15—Maids: organist; gang. m tfttn fi.50 3.1s 10:00 9:00—Manuel girls; orchestra. 0:00 8:00—Studio concert 499.7—KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—600. ASSOCIATION, INC. Mod. Hol^Dinnet Knives ttt if tin 11:00 lOflO—Red Apple Club program. 10:00 9:00—WEAF Eskimos orch. 9:30 8:30—Sopranoi philosopher. Main Street . 2*5® 5-75 352.7-WWJ, DETROlT-850, 10:40 9:40—Soprano recital. 9 8 8 Mod, Hdle, Stainless Kns. t^ofti* 8.00 $.53 293.9—W8YR, SYRACUSE—1020. Room 408, Amer. Indast Bldg. Sets, too; at tIfflOar rsdnetieos. 8:00 7:00—Hamp’s entertaniment. 7:30 0:30—Syracuse dinner music. 370.2—WDAF, KANSAS CITY-78IO. Mod. Hdle. Dessert Kot.. ttt tftix 7.50 3-75 8:.10 T:.30—WEAF programs (2 hrs.) 10:00 9:00—Meryl’s requests. 10:00 V;Q0—WJCAF Eskimos orchestra Hartford, Ogaa. H.H. Dinner Khivei., . . ttt^ tb t U.OO------0.00 For example, the colarfal smast 10;:i0 0:30—IntsrhStlonal program. 10;.'l0 9:80—Artists; orch I artists. F, W. Hawkinson, Hgr. H. H. DtlMxiStaiatutXxat at if tin . 14.00 11:00 10:00—Orohsstra; string pickers. 386.9—CKCL, TORONTO—840. 1:45 12;46—NIghthawk frolic. m.vsB m vicz, xp piaeet, tegn* 475.9—CNRA, MONCTON—630. 7:00 8:00—Popular music: trio. 416.4—KHJ, XOS ANGELES—720. Lldensad by and bonded to H.H. Dessert Knives^. 4 ttt of tin bloo larly op to $36.75, now as low Jj:i)0 8:00—Instrumental quartet 8:30 7:30—Radio Hawahans, 12:00 11:00—N. B. 0 , programs. the State H. H. DOMti JfsfktoKos. tit i f tin t fo o JO:00 9:00—J^ianlst soprano, elocu 9:00 8:00—Slnipaon opera hour. 1:00 12;00—Studio musical program. w $19.00, Also Conect Service 11:00 lOiOO—Goidkette’s orche^ra, tionist, clarionelist. 336.9— WSM. NA8HV|LLE^90, Otkir Pattern fft coMbfuNiTY p ia t b at MigttUr Prices Piecti t o t M little as $150.“ : Ji:oo 10:00—Little concert drch.- 468.6—WRC, WASHlNOTON-fl40. 11:00 10;n(i—ConlraHo: sltidlo program 209.1-WABC. N«W VORK-97fl, 7:30 6:3(1—Lotus dance music, v 11:30 10:30—Soprano, contralto, pianist 7:45 6:45—Musical program, 8:00 7;O0—WEAF programs (if hrs.) 12:00 11:00—.Studio program. 8:45 7:4.5—Hongs: talk; nr<;hestra. 11:00f 10:00—WJZ ."Slumher music. 6(».t-WOW, OMAHA-59tl. IU:Q0 9:00—Orchestra: club program^ 12:00 11:00,—New MadrIUon orchestra.' 10:00 9:00—I'opular, old time mustcaL The Herald Adve. m ■. • ■ -i £t v ,',- V -■ ■ . ■- • - .. -t :. • ^ --1 * ■ I ■‘■■•.:' ■ ■*•-■ *■«>:
’ -V . MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENTNC HERa Ld. TUESDAY, JULY 17,1928. PAU£ SIX .T-; • f- PUTTING A KICK INTO SWfflOnNG
T /vrm T\/\n friTTyx 'T^irio — -A iiy ± U K J ± n U ^SCJS^(MEH Once more some college boys sub-!«ing much less fatiguing than hours mlt in writing a " list of ‘ what they ■ spent in the commercial world. It ROTH DEWEY GROVES consider prime requisites in a wife. is significant that practically every And once again the demand that .one of the marathoners was evident- she be a "good housekeeper” leads l^ttem pting to escape the drabness all the rest, fai- outstripping such of bis or her usual lot by hoping things as “ beauty,” "virtue,”virtue,’^ and,and j to win the marathon. The same good temper.” And, as usuaf, one type of person was typical of Pyle’s knows that the college boys are fib "Bunion Derby,” too. One must doff bing. bonnets to the will to escape, even Rationally they may admit with if the way seems a polish one. their common sense tha. a girl who Cave Dwellers Phyllis Zltenfleld demonstrates the kick for the crawl stroke.' 'Note is "a good housekeeper” makes thp The nice dry warm chalk cave that the knees are kept straight. • best wife. But just try matching a which the Fones family, mother, girl who is known to be a peerless father and two daughters, found in By THE ZETENFIELD TWINS. < two, one-two, rather slowly. Con housekeeper, but is plain of looks, Kent some four years ago, is to be tinue for five minutes the first against a girl who boasts that she taken away from them. The Cave “ Feet First” is a good way to day. If you think this is ea^, try can?t "boll an egg” but who is Family Is to be evicted. Even start learning how to swim. it. If you get a pain or two* with beautiful, with that irresistible "It” though they beg to stay on and of By that '^we mean that if you this, that is all right too, Put It about her. fer to pay rent for the cave, the want to swim, you just must teach down to the growing pains of a No one male will angle for the Kent city council which owns the those feet of yours to work. swimmer.. first damsel. There’ll be a dozen af ■ chalk pit says* that they must go. Before you begin your kicking If you really do kick systemati ter the last one mentioned. I The National Society for . the Pre lessons. It Is just as well to see cally with the regularity of a pad vention of Cruelty to Children tried that you are still in the shallow dle, without stopping a single sec to'get them out of the cave* before part of the pool so your feet, if ond, for five or even eight mlnntes \s,❖ s*«s Pants Pohket Problein this. But they reluctantly reported dropped, would land safely on the a day, you will get Into the kick Can a wife be arrested for forg that they could find no f .ult with bottom. For you must have con ing habit, which is a sure sign of ing her husband’s name to his pay the treatment of the children. fidence before you can concentrate a swimmer. check? It seems'that she can be, A nice little home was fitted up on swimming.' Physically Benefidsl. for Mrs. Bessie Ireland of New in the bottom of the chalk pit, 227 Start Right. Remember to keep the knees York, went to Jail pn a forgery which was ten feet long and ten We advise against learning the straight. Strong swimmers al charge. She quarreled writh her hus fdet wide. There was a radio, breast stroke first. You might as ways kick without bei^dlng the band and left home ^ t h hhi $25 dog, and all-the comforts of home well start in with the crawl stroke, knees. Develop a strong, hard pay check to whlcn she signed his in that pit, but because society does T l which is the one you will use when stroke, from the hip. name. Her action sounds reason s % not accept people who live in chalk you really can swim. Thl^ is not only good for start able. If "the two are made one,” If pits, society insists that people who First, hang onto the side of the ing swimmers in the right path; what’s his is hers, according to law, do not live where there is electri tank with your hands and practise It Is excellent for lame people, and if she is entitled to his support, city and gas and running water and kicking. Stretch out on top of people with foot trouble and for why can’t she sign ’his pay checks? upstairs and downstairs and fur the water, always holding on with those who are, for one reason or But what a great national to-do naces an', room partitions and your hands. Keep your knees another, weak on their feet. there would be if she could! dumbwaiters and basements and straight. That is the most essen Kick; don’t bend the knees; built-in furniture must straightaway tial thing about it. develop regularity, like a pendu Maybe>Not So Dumb be pushe'’ into ways of conformity Start kicking up and down, al lum. Suit the count to your own • The persons who danced over You See, the implication is that ternating with the left and right speed, for each swimmer has his 481 hours in New York’s recent if some people can find all these leg, keeping it straight out be own rhythm. In rhythm, you can record-b.-oaking marathon received ’’necessities” for which we slave our hind.. Do this slowly. Try it do your best. Out of rhythm, you, ■ "X \ less than $1 an hour for their ef lives away utter non-necessities, with someone else' counting one- will find It hard to swlnj at all. \ forts. Perhaps some of those girls pulls from under us the props \ and boys found tholr hours of dahe- our own self-satisfaction! Youthful apron,'designed to meet s<^ \ the requirements of the fuller fig ure. It has every appearance of a summery d:;ess, and can be worn The Big World of Pretend ^ over a costume slip. If desired.'The bodice is slightly ' molded, closing Is Very Real to Children Rod fumbled with the piece of pa per with its distressing figures, re ached uncertainly for his billfold, Daily H 3alth Service at center-back. ’The neck is quite ind then withdrew his hand from h is inside coat pocket, empty low with round collar. Armholes was room for two more, he said, column on the front page. It had HINTS ON HOW TO KEKF WELL are finished with trimming bands. THIS HAS HAPPENED Pockets show modera—influenoe, BERTIE LOU WARD, on the looking questioningly at them. made Rod feel like a general, to by World Famed Authority By OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON. chair the counterpart of Miss Red Molly jumped at the chance, ’■'he^ say the least, in the battlefield of stitched at each side of one-piece head. Twins!' eve of her wedding to RODNET skirt'that is shirred through waist BRYER, feels troubled at receiv car w'as a sumptuous cabriolet, an ‘ business. And now Bertie Lou It is good for a child to be with Number Two came over in little odd car for a man’s use. Its rear spoke of him as a buck private. line. Style No. 277. designed in other children if they are not al hops, wiggling her nose. • ing a dagger-like paper knife small, medium and large sizes, can from LILA MARSH, an ex-sweet- seat would accommodate two and ‘‘Oh, you’re just trying to make lowed to tease him, laugh at him, "I’ll be going,” said One, and GETTING AT THE CAUSE OP ^pressure and the circulation of the be made with 2% yards of 36-inch Jieart of Rod’s. She resolves lu t there were two drop seats. • me feel extravagant and selfish HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE blood in the heart muscle Itself. scare, or abuse him in any way. the last I saw of the head of let to be jealous, but a second blow Bertie Lou was perfectly willing to smoke-screen your own wild material with % yards of a 32-inch " It is well for a baby to sit and tuce it was diving through the Hardening of the arteries of the contrasting for the medium size. to her pride comes when she acci to go home alone with Rod in a spendin.g,” she fiamed back at him. Editor’s Note: High blood pres contentedly watch them play. He doorway. ' i “ And I haven’t done anything more heart Itself they believe bears Printed dimity, novelty rayon will .learn new ,words, and actions dentally overijears one ot her taxicab. As a matter of fact she sure, a dangerous, modern ailment, some caustive relationship to es These children were only three bridesmaids ask another if she had been groping about in her mind than buy a dress I could have got has been made the subject of three crepes, tissue gingham, fine cham- to imitate and it will quicken his and young for cooperative play, sential high blood pressure, since bray, cotton pongee, ctiallis prints, thought the bride liked being the last five minutes for a plausible along without if you hadn’t tried dally articles iu The Herald. 'This mental processes. , but likely it had been suggesteji reason to avoid going to the Fraser to make Rockefeller look like a such changes in the coronary printed sateen, and men’s cotton A Baby Likes Initiative Play. seepnd choice. is the concluding art^ile. blood vessels were found most fre by an adult or by- a story. Twins The pain in her heart vanishes apartment. Tom had said some fiop-bouse bum.” striped shirting fabric, are practi But as for actually taking part “ For Pete’s sake don’t be a bar quently. probably learn group or team-play when Rod tells her how much he thing about bacon and eggs but By DR. MORRIS PISHBEIN ' cal and smart. Pattern price 15 in their play, if they are “ keeping earlier than single childred, being nacle and stick forever to one They found that about 15 per cents in stamps or coin (coin pre loves her. They spend an ideal the thought of food sickened her. Editor Journal of the American house” or playing pussy-wants-a- constantly together. honeymoon and Bertie Lou for Lila could have choked Molly for idea,” Rod begged. “ I’ve told you cent of deaths In persons over 50 ferred ). corner, or any game requiring I didn’t know what a sucker I was Medical Association and of Hygeia, years of age are due to primary Help little children with their gets about Lila until they return her impetuous acceptance of Mr. the Health Magazine. reasoning on his part, he will very Loree’s courtesy. At least she making out of myself when I hypertension. Men are more like imaginative plays. It is desirable and find her playing dictator in likely be four years old, or more, and natural development of mem- their apartment because she mi,gilt have had sense enough to sprang that night club racket. In their studies of the bodies of ly to be troubled with the condi Manchester Herald before he can d6 it. If the others Can’t you add it up experience 420 , persons, who had died with tal and motor activity. “ knows what Rod likes.” realize that he offered them room tion than are women. Pattern Service are sliding down a board, he may Too much hospita.ivy in the new in his car merely as a gesture born and call it a day?” the symptoms of essential high The available evidence indicates Bertie Lou closed her lips in re-, blood pressure, pathologists In slide, too, if he is old enough and home upsets their financial bud of ’ good breeding, /h e thought strongly that high blood pressure As our patterns are mailed the board is low, and if they are SAVORY PUJDINGS get. This worries Bertie Ivou as angrily. sentful silence. It was certainly the University of Minnesota paid is hereditary and familial, but, as from, New YorU City please al unfair toJRod to tr> to make her special attention to the condition marching, he may march. These To change bread or rice pud does the persistent annoyance of As Loree's car drove off and Rod is pointed out by the Minnesota in low five days. ' ■ . ding, add some brolten macaroons turned to look for a taxicab Bertie appear, as a naggin.g fault finder of the heart and of the blood ves are purely imitative actions. But Lila. So she Is happy when Rod vestigators, many more studies are Pattern No...... up to four the little plays that are or some chopped, preserved gln- accepts a position in New York Lou’s mask of sociability fell off. when she really had something to sels. needed before the exact relation ■ She hadn’t approved of the party complain about, she thought bit Their observations convinced part of his mental development ,ger, with cocoanut, instead of rai with TO.M FRASER. ships can be determined. / j Price 15 Cents- sins. .Ynxious to make a good imi)res- in the first place. Rod was well terly. them' that .persons with this con I and reasoning- processes will be sion, they go to an expensive ho aware of that even if she hadn’t And that “ it won’t cost- you any dition are likely to have an en It is notable, moreover, th-it largely solitary. tel until they can find an apart said much about it. And he’d been thing” smarted her sensitive pride, larged heart, particularly one porr overweight tends to bej associated Name ...... Encourage Child to Make-Believe. ment. The cost of things amazes sorry he got into it the instant it was a reminder that Rod’s tion of the heart, namely, the left with high blood pressure and that His greatest pastime will be to money- was his own. And Bertie pretend. His imagination will Bertie Lous and she is embar Molly had asked him to postpone ventricle. the high blood pressure tends to Size ...... rassed when MOLLY FRASIER it until Lila’s arrival. Lou had nourished the thought that The. hearts of many patients come down with a reduction in have full swing. He should be en BURNING PAIN OF urges her to buy more clothes But hang it all, how was a fel their marriage would be one of with high blood pressure are, weight. On the other hand, many couraged. than she can afford. She is also low to know what these night clubs tLosa fifty-fifty affairs in every however, only slightly, enlarged. obese people do not have high Address ...... He will pretend perhaps that he worried at Rod’s playing poker were like! At the most hi’d way. The size of the heart is believed blood pressure, and th% disease not la a rabitt or other animal for a SUNBURN YiELDS with Tom. After winning some thought $30 or $40 would be plenty. to depend on the length of the dis infrequently occurs in those who day at a time. Maybe he will high stakes, he foolishly invites She drew .away from him and ease, the constancy of the high are underweight. carry a pocketbook around and in the crowd to a night club. Bertie Rod tried to fortify himself sal stiffly upright in the far Send your order to the "Pat sist he is Mama. In both' cases TO RABALM Lou buys a new evening dress with righteous Indignation against corner of the cab. It was the first tern Dept., Manchester Evening help him to carry out the idea. and charges it — against Rod’s a false world and a misunderstand time since their marriage that Rod Herald, Manch.eater, Conn.”_____ Never laugh at him on scold him. wishes. Lila arrives in time for ing wife. But really; inwardly he had said anything to hurt her. Above all things do not laugh at NOW THAT THEY HAVE IT, “ M y Bldn burns very easily. I 'have t o .take o n - ' the affair and Molly Fraser ar quaked. A hundred and sixteen Hurt her, that is, in the way you him, and don’t allow him to hear dollars! And that money not here are hurt when a cherished illusion WOMEN WILL USE VOTE, usual care whenever I am exposed to the sun. ranges to throw Rod and Lila to you calling ;,nyone’s attention to But a week a^o I -wa^carelese. M y aims, face gether as much as possible. The from Wayville yet and Bertie Lou is suddenly destroyed. Bertie Lou SAYS , MRS. ROSS had not believed she never would "Twenty million enfranchised his little pantomime, except as an and neck were badly bum ^ pnd bUstned. I ap night club party lasts till dawn wanting so many things. . . . plied Rabalm which a friend had recommended. and Rod is presented with a “ What makes me mad,” Bertie quarrel' with Rod, but she had women are going to constitute a accessorv to the fact. hoped they could, at least postpone ^TTieir Letters It is very decided, this make- The relief from pain, was almost isuneditte. I check for more than yiOO and he Lou burst out, “ is that Lija can powerful factor in determining the . can’t tell you how soothing It was. The bliataie has only $70 with him. come here and see the very show the inevitable for a long, long time. result ^f the approaching presiden believe 'Stage, and he is likely to And, here they'were, just a few undertake to be anything from an gradually dried up and disappear^ without' VOW GO ON WITH THE STORY I’ve been dying to see but couldn’t Dear Marye: ^ing little mahogany stools which tial election.” , breaking. In a -week, m y akin was aaBaaoot& and CHPTER XV because we can’t afford to spend months after their wedding day, li woman had stored in her attic, So said Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross, elephant to a bird. the minister’s words .still fresh in It’s superfluous ' advice, my Once a . small child of three, a soft as e-ver." Bertie Lou could not see the the money for the tickets. And child, to ask you to look where and she picked up a very interest former governor of Wyoming, who check as it lay before Rod but then you take her out to a night their memories, saying bitter little curly red-head with eyes ■When your sldn has been burned by tite nm you are going, or to stop any adi^ ing blanket chest in pine. I waj has just been 'appointed one of the she knew that something was club and blow in enough money to things to each other. The sensa like a Jun? sky. planted herself in or parched by the wind, just smooth on a Utile venture that promises excitement surprised at what she had to pay five vice chairmen of the Democrat wrong, of course. Rod fumbled buy me an electric refrigerator or tion that came to Bertie Lou was for these things. Apparently any ic National Commi'ttee. front of me and announced in Rabalm. It requires no rubbing in, is ao. with the piece of paper with its velvet drapes or a really good rug new to her. Her throat became and thrills, so I suppose I might good King’s English, “ I’m a head painful in the case of sunburn. It needs only to just as well not warn* you to be one with any antiques is quite con The reproach .that women do not distressing figures, put it down, or a depent winter coat, and'I had tight and painful and a strange scious of their value^^ of lettuce.” be smoothed on essily with the lightest toudu careful this summer. use the vote how that they have it reached uncertainly for his billfold, to coax like an irrelevant, imma feeling as of a warm fiood released She goes^ about all the details in will be unfounded during this cam ‘‘■What are you?” I asked stu It penetrates -without rubbing. It wUl notstain and then withdrew his hand from terial and . . . and . . in the region of her heart caused Rather, I should remember that the most enthusiastic manner, and paign, she belie'yes. pidly. clothing or bed linen. It iw a pleasant bagranto his Inside coat pocket, empty. “ Never mind the rest of it,” Rod her real physical anguish. It was you usually land on both feet, what she knows about grans, “ Between now a;nd ejection day She Really Was a Bunny. which makes it agreeable to use on thef^ee. Two as though her heart had burst. sizes, 50-cents and $1.00 containing 8 tiinw.M Molly chirped impatienely: “ Well, Interrupted. “ I think I know what though you usually cause your veneers, periods and lines quite the Intelligent alert i and patriotic . "A head of lettuce,” was the Perhaps she was going to die of njueh. RABAIiM in for sale by all druggists ; aren’t we ever going to leave?” you mean . But you didn’t have to spectators a few breathless min amazes me. It seejns she has been women of tfie'coimtTylwilil have in solemn, rather stern deply. Here's Something had to be done about coSx very hard for anything,” he heart trouble! utes before you >studying it for years. Just for her formed themselvqs,'on/political af Bunny.” .4.nd - behold there ap it. Plainly, Rod hadn’t yet formu added stiffly. It woulQ serve Rod right. After peared from behind a high porch she’d got him out of a pretty mess, I wish Alan did not trust you own amusement, never expecting fairs and they ’will be - on hand at lated an idea. ‘‘What’s the mattor?‘’ He thought he’d been very liberal so implicity— I mean, 1 wish he to do anything with it. Bertie Lou said, 'and leaned over too. Scared to death because he the polls.” toward her. Hadn’t she had every
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~ \ Water 4 - Boxers N ot A ll **Dippy^* Plenty Of Action Promised American Leagtte After Pleasing Public Remiltfl __ .• .♦ At New ,Yorki— ' For Entrants In AD Events “ That was a pretty bitter indict 19701125 TANKS 7, e« INDIANS S, S Weber HisisNo-HhC^ New Turk <$>. ment you laid against the men of the prize ring the other night" said Combs, cf ...... 4 1 1 4 9 -0 a well known former boxer to the Koenig, ss .... • a « • • 4 0 1 8 2 0 Ruth, r f ...... a ■ • • • 3 1 1 4 0 0 Candle, Tub and Ball Race writer last evening. Gehrig, lb .... SL John S ts Hem^, Wdbsr National League JOIDISOH SHINES “ I know many,” he continued, RAYOES SCULLY • a 4 • ■ 3 0 1 8 0 1 --TONNIS TALES— Meusel, I f ...... 4 0 ' 0, 1 0 0 “ who have retired from the- ring Dusan, 3b ...... 1 0 o' 1 0 0 New to This Town— Jake Results and make a good living today and Gazella, 3b ...... 3 2 2 2 1* 0 Allows Narj I IS er Kan; Play to Confuse FOR JUNIOR TEAM many more who are instructors at Durocher, 2b .. 2 1 1 1 2 0 IN FIHH ROUND Grabowski, o . • • • • • z 0 ' 0 8 2 0 big colleges in the art of self de Greenberg to Give Diving Pasetaal, % .... c • • • • X 1 1 0 0 0 At St. liOaUs—> fense. I think that you were a bit Bengough, o ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Your Opponent CARDS 7. DODGBRS 6 too harsh.” Plpgras, p ...... 4 1 8 0 1 0 St. Louis Former Amateur Champ In B y George M. Lott, Jr. ' Exhibition. AB. R.'H. PO. A. E. Owb Stop Mnebirds Chatter Granted at the start. The Indict 31 7 11 27 1 Douthlt, cf ...... ' . . 2 1 2 4 1 0 ment might have been harsh but Cleveland The Bon-Ami started the second . . Holm, 3b ...... 4 1 0 1 5 0 the writer very humbly believes S|dendid Form Against AB. R. H, PO. A B. round of the Coiiqmnnity Twiligkt Frisch. 2b ...... 2 0 1 8 4 0 that he has seen enough of the so- Jamieson, If • ©•■••A 5 1 4 3 0 0 league right last evening at Hick An entirely new stunt in water H igh ,,2b ...... 2 1 11 2 0 Yesterday Aftemoon. Lind, 2b .■... 5 0 1 3 4 0 The most beantlfnl shots In the Bottomley, lb ...... 4 0 1 10- 1 0 called manly art of self defense in Langford, cf, a » • • d • • S 0 2 0 9 0 ey’s Grove. The soapmakers gave world will not win matches un sports will be started here tomor Hafey, If ...... 4 1 1 0 .0 1 the pasU sixteen years to warrant, Boston Boxer. fJ. Sewell, ss ...... 5 1 2 3 - 4 0 the chesty Green team a real strug row evening when Director Lloyd Harper, r f ...... 2 0 1 1 0 0 Burns, lb .. . 3 1 1 7 2 - 0 less they are employed . cleverly Wilson, c ...... 4 2 2 2 0 1 all and more, ^ a n was written In Hodapp, 3b . gle for eight innings and only quit, and at the right time. The proper puts on the water carnival at Globe LEAGtJE STANDING. the article that appeared in last 0 1 1 1 0 .with the score knotted 4 all when Hollow, weather permitting. Sev- Maranville, s s ...... 2 0 0 5 3 0 Name . W. L. P.C. Bat Battalino, former national Summa, rf ...... 3 0 4 0 0 0 tactics increase the effectiveness Frankhouse, p ...... 2 1 2 0 0 0 Friday evening’s Herald. L. Sewell, o ...... ; 4 0 2 7 1 0 dafknesS halted the contest. It Was of the shots and keep an opponent - eral novel events are being pianned Reinhart, p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Sparrows seeeeees ^ 0 .1000 amateur champion, proved last Bayne, p . . . 0 2 Trickery, building up bouts, nfeht that he was equal to the best 0- 1 O' one of the best played games in in doubt as to what will happen , and entries wili be taken at ^he Owls ...... 2 1 .666 Caldwell, x . •••••«• X 0 0 0 0 0 town this year and the real bright pool or at either of the Recreation 30 7 11 27 16 2 double cirossing the boys who earn of them at the Velodrome when he next. ,, Robins ...... 1 1 .500 them their meal ticket, many man spot came with St< John’s homer in Centers in town anytime Tuesday Brooklyn Bluebirds ...... 0 3 .000. knocked out Jimmy Scully, of Bos 37 3 13 24 13 0 A net attack is the best answer AB. P. PO. A E. ger In the past have worn down ton in the fifth round. Scully was New York .. 002 013 Olx— 7 the second. to a man that chops. The chop is night or up until the events starts . 5 0 2 3 0 0 Cleveland ,. 001 010 001— 3 tomorrow evening. and abused countless thousands of rapidly coming to the front as the Two base Dick Edgar was on the firing not a passing shot and by getting Hendrick, 3b . . 4 0 3 0 2 1 Yesterday afternoon the Owls promising young men who have hits, Koenig, Paschal; line for the Bon Ami, He was at There will be an orchestra to Herman, rf .., . 4 0 0 2 0 0 emerged from the darkness to the best man of his weight in the east. into the nqt and taking the ball furnish music* during the intermis Bressler, If ... . 5 1 1 0 0 0 sought the ring game as a means of Bat was in splendid shape. Prom Gehrig; sacrifice,' Duroober; double Ms best in the pinches as the sum before it hits the ground you have daylight and did not mind it in the plays, Koenig to Gehrig, J. Sewell to sion between the events and a well Bissonette, lb . 4 1 2 7 0 0 making a living. the opening tap of the bell he was mary will reveal for no less than destroyed its effect. Flowers. 2b .., . 8 0 1 6 0 0 least for they knocked the chatter Muldoon Outstanding Lind, Lind to J, Sewell to Bums; left four Green gladiators were Strand ^ arranged program will be rendered Partridge, 2b ., all over his man. He cared little on bases, New York 9, Cleveland 10; Against an opponent superior . 2 0 0 0 0 1 ing Bluebirds 'for a loop winning William Muldoon, member of ed when he “ bore” down real hard. In driving, the net attack is the before and after'the races and Bancroft, ss .,, . 3 1 0 3 4 1 handily 9 to 5. Although Vlot held for defense but his rushing offen bases on balls, off Plpgraa 3, Bayne 4; I other sports. This is the first time Riconda, ss .., . 0 0 0 1 1 0 the New York Boxing Commission, sive r^ lly acted a defense and the struck out, by Bayne 4, Plpgras l;.h lt Eddie Boyce pitched a whale of a best tactics. By staging a net Deberry, c . . , . 4 2 3 4 2 0 the winners to two singles his is the one figure in national box by pitcher, by Bayne ■ (Durocher); game for, the Green and gave his game you wilt hurry your oppo ■ that music has been featured at Clark, p ...... Bostoif boxer was behind until the wild, pitch, Plpgras; umpires, Van , any water sports program dn Man- . 3 0 0 0 2 0 jnates booted the ball often enough ing that is outstanding. He is ab knockout. Scully’s hook connected veteran opponent a hard fight right nent and’ perhaps destroy his Doak, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 to allow the losers to register u de Graflan, Nalltn and Dlneen; time, 1:65. : Chester. Ehrhardt, p .., . 0 0 0 0 1 0 solutely fearless in matters pertain a few times but not cleah enough X—Caldwell batted for Bayne in up under the wire. stroke. ^ Sometimes a chop will Between;, the more strenuous Harris, x ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 feat in the league standing. John ing to the game that yearly thrills to do any damage although a trickle 9th. Like Edgar, Boyce was best in also destroy the stroke of a events Life'Saver Frank Bush and Statz, XX ...... 0 1 0 0 0 0 son was the bright particular star hundreds of thousands in New York of blood started from Bat’s nose z—^Paschal batted for Grabowski in the pinches as he caused eight of superior driver. Gooch, XXX .., . 1 0 1 0 0 0 of the game getting two out of four 6th. Augie Mildner will give a demon state alone. The Iron Duke as he is during the second round. (Second Game) the soapmakers to be left stranded Probably the hardest man to stration of life saving for the men’s 33 6 13 a25 12 3 and scoring 3 \s slpgled handed. called by his enemies, who are le With the Hartford boy a mile New York ...... 112 010 Olx— 6 high and dry when hits meant runs. use the best tactics against is the classes in swimming. ' This demon St. L o u is...... 000 200 401— 7 The sumniary: \ gion, stands practically aione ahead in the fifth, the boxers work Cleveland ...... 000 001 100— 2 The‘ summary: net man. Being forced by his Brooklyn ...... 001 100 040— 6 OWL;^! (9). Batteries: New 'Tork—Johnson'and volleys makes it hard to think. I stration is planned to show the real Two base hits. Frisch, AVilson, Har against the evils of smoking while ed around until Bat got his man in Bengough. Cleveland—Hudlin, Harder MANGHES'TER GREEN (4) value of life saving and the possi per, Frankhouse, Flowers, Deberry, AB. R. H. PO. A. I boys are boxing. a corner. Previous to this he had and Myatt. AB R H PO A E have always found a change of bilities a member of the corps Bisonnette 2, Bottomley; home run, Noske, cf .. .. 3 1 0 1 0 The writer wonders if Muldoon been pounding to the body and this Home run—Meusel. Stevenson, 3b . 3 2 2 1 0 0 pace to be the most effective Wilson; sacrifices, Maranville, Frank- weapon against a net game. By whether at home or on a vacation Metcalf, rf . .. 3 2 0 0 0 would permit the spectacle of a man weakened Scully considerably. A Linnell, ss .. . 2 1 ,1 2 4 1 house, Harper, Douthit, Bottomley; this, I mean mixing fast drives trip. Johnson, ss . . 4 3 2 1 0 being beaten to a pulp, such as was hard left to the body and Jimmy At 'Washington*— Wallett, c ... . 2 0 1 9 2 0 stolen bases, Hendrick, Bancroft; BROWNS 4, NATIONALS 3 with soft .ones, keeping both at Miss Mollie Oldham and Miss double plays, Douthlt to Wilson, Kovls, lb .. .. 3 0 0 9 0 the case one week ago. last evening wilted and then a hard right to the R. Boyce, 2b. . 3 0 1 2 - ,0 0 St. Louis his feet. Eileen McHale will, after another Frisch to Maranville to Bott"inley; Anderson, c .. 3 0 0 7 1 at the Velodrome when Garcia saw head and Scully dropped and rolled SL John, cf . . 4 1 1 2 1 0 hit by piitelii..-. by Doak (Holm); bases AB. R H PO. A. E. A baseline player should be athletic event give the same demon- Ed-ward 2 b . . . 3 0 0 9 3 finis written to his ring career in over on his back, a complete knock McNeely, r f ...... ,5 ft 0 1 0 0 Burkhart, If . . 4 0 0 2 0 0 on balls, off Frankhouse 3, off Rein Brannon, 2b ...... brought to the net If the best tac- I stration for the women’s classes hart 1, off Clark 1, off Doak 2, off Russell, If . .. 2 1 0 0 0 the seventh round? It seems hard out., His seconds did not even wait . 2 0 0 2 3 0 Picaute, rf . . 4 0 1 0 0 0 Melillo, 2b ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 tl CURRENT EVENTS is another one filled with plenty of Cincinnati' Major League in Boston tomorrow for another go. thriller. Vic tried to make it a O’Rourke to Brannon to Blue, Bla®e:e nell, Wallett 2, Bralnard; stolen AB. R. H. PO. A. E. to Harris to Judge; left on bases, St. Now and then JcFe O’Goofty takes fun and action. The contestant is Critz, 2b ...... 4 1 1 5 3 0 Standings "rhe National Boxing Commission, fight but Mahoney refused. Eddie Louis 10, Washington 8; base on balls, bases, Picaute; double, plays, St forced to propel the ball with any Callaghan, cf ...... 3 0 0 4 0 0 of which Thomas Donohue is su Reed was defeated by . Art Chap- off Crowder 4, Hadley 4; struck out, John, Shllivan; left on bases. Green bis nose off the box secres aqd pavt of his face, nose, mouth fore- Purdy, If ...... 4 0 0 2 0 0 preme ruler of Connecticut Is pres delaine, of Springfield and Roland by Crowder 4, Hadley 1; umpires, Mc 5, Bon Am i,5; first base on balls, gazes a bit sourly through tk« rest PiPP. lb ...... 4 1 : 11 1 1 Gowan, Connally and Barry; time, i bead, anything but his hands. Isn’t Dressen, 3b ...... 4 0 2 4 3 0 ident, ought to take steps to put Roche defeated Max Maravanvitch. 2:19. Edgar 3, Boyce 3; hit by pitcher. of the newspaper. Yesterday, after ' that a darb of an events? Allen, r f ...... 3 0 0 2 0 0 YESTERDAY’S RESULTS through the five day clause every Brownie Tucker, a clever colored x-:rSturdy batted for Brannon in Hunt, Plitt; struck out, Edgar 5, the hozqe team lost', be made one of The events are open to anyone in Hargrave, c ...... 4 0 0 1 1 0 where that boxing is governed. boy from Hartford knocked out 8th. Boyce 9; wild pitches, Boyce; um-, these rare excursions. He begs to town, men women, girls and boys Ford, ss ...... 3 0 1 1 6 0 Eastern League observe: Donohue, p ...... 3 0 0 0 4 0 Amateurs a Joke Adolf D’Onifero in three rounds and pires, Massey and Oaks. and everyone wishing to take part ’ Providence 25, Albany 8. Pat Shea, of Hartford defeated Mc At Philadelphia I— Dropping down from the profes ATHLETICS 3, 6, TIGERS 2, 11 is urged to be at Globe not later 32 2 e 30 18 1 Only game played. sionals to the amateurs there is Coy Mitchel, also of the Capitol WEBER STABS IN BOX BURGLARS DOWN IN NEW than 6:30 o’clock as Director Lloyd New Y o r k ...... OOO 101 000 1—3 American League where the real joKe of legislated City. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. The Heights made good their PHILADELPHIA, O.,. STOLE A wishes to have all the program Cincinnati ...... lOO 100 000 0—2 New York 7, Cleveland 3 (1st). boxing comes in. The so-called Sim Bishop, 2b ...... 2 1 1 6 3 1 promise to the local fans. .Last COW. THEY PUT TOUR MEN’S Two base hits, Reese, Llrdstrom; Cobb, rf ...... 4 0 1 1 0 0 finished before dark as there are three base hits, Ford; stolen- bases, New Yok 6, Clevelt.nd 2 (2nd). on pures are getting a pretty soft night they celebrated a real victory SHOES ON THE MILKER SO Cochrane, c •ae.aa.. 4 1 2 3 0 . 0 no electric lights at the pool. Jackson; sacrifices, Terry, Reese. Cal Chicago 4, Boston 0 (..jt). thing according to rating of the Simmons, if • ••••■•a 3 0 1 2 0 0 over the scrappy Aces when Weber HER • HOOF-PRINTS COULDN’T laghan; double plays, Jackson to Chicago 9, Boston 1 (2nd). Hauser, lb '...... 4 0 0 8 1 0 Cohen to Terry, Ott to Hogan; left on boxer. Some time ago there were -turned in a no hit, no run game. BE TRACED. YOU CAN STEAL \ Philadelphia 4, Detroit 3 (Ist). plenty of charges flyjng back and Miller, cf ...... 4 1 1 2 0 0 While but three man reached first AN ELEPHANT THE SAME WAY bases. New York 9, Cincinnati 2; base Hale, 3 b ...... 4 0 2 0 2 0 on balls, off Genewich 1, off Donohue Detroit 11, Philadelphia 6 (2nd). forth and as a result little. If any, Local Boley, '33 .. ----- .... 3 0 0 4 5 0 base not one got past second and to — IP YOU CAN FIND A COUPLE GIBSON’S GARAGE 1; struck but, by Genewich 1; um St. Louis 4, Washington 2 (10). real amateur boxing is being done Quinn, p ...... 2 0 0 .1 1 0 make the game more interesting OP POLICEMEN. pires, Pfirman, Stark and Quigley; mmm time, 1:44. National League today In this state at least. MM MM OMMw Felton scored from first on a single 30 3 8 27 12 1 New York 3, Cincinnati 2 (10). Place the amateur under the di Sport Detroit to right field. A large crowd watch? Bull Montana had his wife WINS EASY GAME At Plttsbnrghi— St. Louis 7, Brooklyn 6. rect rulings of the professional AB. R. H. PO. A. B. ed the game. The " summary: arrested for beating him up. PIRATES 8, BRAVES 3 Pittsburgh 8, Boston 3. commissioner and make him re Sweeney, lb ...... 3 0 1 6 0 0 HEIGHTS A. O. (2) She’s from Georgia. That must' Pittsburgh Chicago 10, Philadelphia 5. sponsible for all ring activity and Chatter McManus, l b ...... 1 1 1 2 0 0 AB R H PO A B be a state where the canaries AB. K, H. PO Waner, 3b ...... 3 0 1 11 0 Adams, 2b ...... 4 0 0 4 then see if the boys will compete so \ Hargrave, x ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Holland, c...3^ 0 0 14-1 0 chase the cats. Breck Wilson Stars With L. Waner, cf ...... 5 1 1 1 THE STANDINGS much. The only ones who reap a Smith, p ...... 0 0 0 1 1 0 Lovett,. cf ... 3 1 1 0 0 0 P. Waner, rf ...... 3 4- 3 2 Eastern Leagne harvest promoting amateur bouts Gehrlnger, 2 b ...... 4 0 1 1 3 0 Armstrong, rf.. 3 0 0 0 0 0 An Irishman and two Germans Grantham, lb ...... 5 1 4 12 Few fans in Manchester knew Rice, cf ...... 4 0 0 1 0 0 W. are the promoters’ themselves. Felton, If .... 3 1 1 0 0 0 crossed the ocean together. The Traynor, 3b ...... 4 0 2 1 •L. PC. Sunday afternoon.that the Man Wlngo, If ...... 4 0 0 2 0 0 Willow and in the Field. Scott, I f ...... 3 1 1 Boxing Is a clean sport when Heilmann, r f ...... 4*0 2 0 0 0 Hewitt, ss .... 3 0 1 0 0 1 mystery Is: How did they keep 0 New H aven ...... 56 26 .683 chester Green team was playing at Bartell, ss ...... 2 1 1 i Providenc - ...... 42 38 .525 conducted right and nothing could Travener, ss .. r.... 4 0 O S 1 0 Wiganowskl, 3-b 2 0 0 1 1 1 from crossing each other? • Hargreaves, c ...... 2 0 1 5 be better for the average young home. Friends it was real Ameri Woodall, c ...... 4 0 2 7 1 0 FcDonald, lb . 2 0 0 ' 6 0 0 Kremer, p .... SAHTFOXIO • • • • • 43 39 .524 Sorrell, p ...... 1 0 0 0 1 0 ...... 4 0 0 0 fellow. But, and this is calling a can baseball played on a sand lot Webber, P;. ..2 0 0 0 2 0 The Prince of Wales says yon Gibson’s Garage won a free hlt- Pittsflield ...... 42. 41 .506 Not the kind of baseball you would Galloway, 3b...... 1 1 0.0 1 0 32 8 13 27 14 2 Springfield .;..... 40 41 .-<98 spade right, let the promoters who Field, 2b....2 0 0 0 0 0 can’t get far without the women. 1 ting ball game from Highland Park . Boston . find at a league game but Interest 84 '2 8 24 9 0 last evening at the latter’s grounds Bridgeport...... 42 44 .488 want to match boxers be restricted And yon can’t get far with ’em AB. R. H. PO. A. E. ing nevertheless. Everyone knew Philadelphia ...... 101 100 00x>—3 Total 23 2 16 to 12.. Breck Wilson again don Richbourg, r f ...... 4 0 0 4 0 0 A lbany...... 39 47- .453 to matching those who are physical Detroit ...... 000 000 020— 2 3 21 4 2 without n car, either. everybody else and made it a fam ACES (0) ned baseball spangled and cele Clark, c f ...... 4 1 1 1 0 0 W aterbury...... ’. 24 52 ,316 ly capable of takmg part In a ring Two base hits, Cobb, McManus; l\ Sisler, lb ...... 4 0 *2 4 1 0 battle for the number of rounds re ily affair with plenty of wise crack home run, Cochrane; stolen base, AB R The Prince can’t even get very \ brated his return by hitting safely- Hornsby, 2b ...... 3 0 1 2 3 1 American League ing and razzing. Cochrane; sacrifices, Sorrell, Boley; f three out of five times at bat. Both quired and not old worn out hunks. Dowd, cf . . . . . 3 0 far with a horse. Bell, 3b ...... 4 0 0 0 0 1 W. L. PC. double plays, Boley to Bishop to Foley, 2b .. teams experimented ^with players Brown. I f ...... 4 1 1 5 0 0 New York .. ___ _ 62 23 .729 Hauser; left on bases, Detroit 7, Freigau. ss , ...... 4 1 1 2 2 0 The diamond Is still in the Philadelphia 8; base on balls, off Sor Dahlqulst, ss. 3 Bobby Jones isn’t going to Eng last night and apparently are look Philadelphia ...... 49 35 .583 “ rough,” literally and every other ing forward to bolstering up the Taylor, c ...... 1 0 0 1 0 0 rell 3, Quinn 1; struck out, by Sorrell Varrick, p .... 3 land to play in the British open. Spohrer, c ...... 3 0 1 4 2 0 St. Louis . . . *•,••• 46 41 .629 ONLY WAY OUT 7, Quinn 2; hits, off Sorrell 8 In 7, off way. It is not like the Giants’ dia Boggini, c . . . 3 That gives the British a chance to different positions. 'The summary: Delaney, p ...... 1 0 0 1 0 ,0 Chicago ...... 41 45 .477 Smith none In 1; hit by pitcher, by /• mond by any means but there was Sorrell (Simmons); wild pitch Sorrell; McCann, 3b .. 2 win their own title. HIGHLAND PARK J. Smith, X ...... 1 ' 0 0 0 0 Cleveland , ...... 38 48 .442 the making in the “ rough” just the AB li H PO A E Cantwell, p ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 losing pitcher, Sorrell; umpires, KSl-r, lb ...... 1 HAVEN’T, . SEEN ANY ODDS Washington ...... 36' 49 SHE: Qb, John, I’ve just dis same. No, gentle fans, there was Owens, Gelsel and Campbell; .time, Beers, l b ...... 3 0 0 5 0 1 Burrus, XX ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 .424 Eagleson, If ...2 YET ON THE TUNNEY-HEENBY D etroit...... 34 49 .410 covered that the woman next door not any butter milk in that big can 1:43. Bronkie, rf . . 2 McKay, If .... 4 3 1 1 0 0 . 8 6 8 9 24 “i "2 X—Hargrave batted for 'Warner In FIGHT. THEY’LL PROBABLY B oston ...... 88 49 .402 has a hat exactly like mine. next to the gate, just plain water 8th. , Bentley, 3b . . .3 2 1 2 1 0 Pittsburgh ------A .... 211 002 llx — 8 HE: Now, I suppose, you’ll and plenty of It. BE ABOUT'l TO 0. D. Wilson, cf . . 4 1 2 1 0 1 Boston ...... lOO'OOO 002— 3 National L e t^ e (Second Game) Total 22 0 0 18 5 1 Two base hits, Grantham. P, "Wan- W. L.* PC. want me to pay for a new one? Detroit ...... 02(J 000 090— ^11 Innings: J. Nichols, c . .,4 2 3 7 0 0 er, Scott; stolen base, Bartell; sacrl- SHE: Well, dear that would be Philadelphia ...... 060 000 100— 6 Dougan, 2b ...4 1 0 1 1 2 St. L o u is ...... 54 32 .628 There Is a possibility that'the Batteries: Detroit—WhitehUl. Van Heights A. .-...000 1010— 2 ■New Y o r k ...... 46 33 cheaper than moving.— ' Every community team and the Economy Aces .... Schieldge, ss . . 3 2 1 1 G 1 .583 body's Magazine. Gilder and Hargrave. Philadelphia" •.. .eg..gopon.O! Strickland, rf . 2 0 0 0 0 0 nor to Adams to Grantham, Freigau C hicago...... 51 37 .680 Grocery team wili mingle at the Eamshaw, Walberg, Bush and Foxz. Two base hits, Hewitt; three base J. Gorman, rf .2, 1 0 0 0 0 to Hornsby to Sisler; left on bases, Cincinnati...... 47 38 .553 West Side playgrounds Wednesday Home runs—Hargrave, Hauser. hits, Pelton; hits, off Varrick 3; Boston 7, Pittsburgh 10; bas» on balls, evening. The grocery men have a Tavener. Goram, p ...... 2 0 1 0 3 1 off Kremer ", Delaney 4, Cantwell 2; B rooklyn...... 44 37 .643 sacrifice hits, Hewitt; stolen bases, struck out, by Delaney 2, by Kremer Pittsburgh...... 39 40 .494 real fast aggregation with quite a At BostMSi— Dowd, McCann; first base, on balls, number of local stars in the lineup. Total '...... 31 12 9 18 5 6 4, by Cantwell 1; hits, off Delaney 5 ISostoix ••••#•••• 24 64 .808 CHISOX 4, «, RED SOX 0, 1 Webber, Varrick 2; struck out, by GIBSON’S In 4, Cantwell 8 In 4; losing pitcher, Philadelphia ..... 21 55 :^3 It would seem like poor hiislness, Chicago Webber 14, Vgrrlck 8; time, 1 hr.. Delaney; umpires, Moran, Reafdon Where ignorance is b]iss, ’tis however, fot the baseball teams to AB, R. H. PO. A. B. AB R H PO and Magee; time, 1:56. Redfem, 2b .. • • a a • 5 1 1 1 0 0 20 min.; umpires, Angelo and Wll-’^ Hanna> 3b .... 3 2 1 1 X—J. Smith batted for Delaney in GAMES TOi>AT folly to waste time worry buck the water carnival at Globe Clancy, lb ...... 4 ft 0 18 1 0 klnson.. ' Gibson, 2b .... 2 1 0 1 5th. • 'X Eastern Leagne Hollow on the same night. Mostil, cf . . . 1 2 4 0 0, xxBurrus batted for Cantwell In ing about the label on Metzlar, rf u ..'...... 4 2 2 8 0 Brennan, lb .. 2 1 2 1 Hartford at New Haven. 0 9 th. Lest "w© forget. Hooks Brennan, Kamm, 8b ...... 4 0 3 1 4 0 LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS Wilson, ss . . . . 5 3 3 3 Pittsfield at Waterbury. the bottle... Falk, If ...... 4 0 0 2 0 0 center fielder for the' Green team Griswold, If, c .5 1 1 7 Providence at Albany, Cissell, SB * • ft»• 4 0 3 r 1 0 At Wilkes-Barre, Pa..-—Tommy .McGowan, If p .5 3 0 0 Af Chicago)— earned a brand new dollar bilUfor Crouse, o ...... 0 0 0 8 0 TheTeaberryFlavot \ CUBS 10, PHILLIES 5 Bridgeport at Springfield. Faber, p ...... * « ft a 4 0 1 1 1 0 Longman, light-heavyweight cham McGonigal, rf .2 0 1 0 Chicago Wttlpg the jlfst home run at Wood- American iR ei^ e bridge’s stadium Sunday afternoon. pion,' wqr de^aion ovejr Pete Latso, Clemson, cf . . .2 0 0 1 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. St. liouls at Washington.-' 35 4 12 27 16 0 former weiterwnlg.ht champion, 10. In the l^kk Package Cervini, p . i . . 4 1 1 0 English, ss .. . 5 1 0 2' 4 1 I* was a corking drive and the' | Boston Maguire, 2b .. O ^ A t Renaeoleat,. N. Y.—Jack Sipples, lb ...3 1 2 3 . 5 0 2 2 1 Chicago at Boston. was donated by an a,rdent rooter AB. R.H.PO.A.SL Cuyler, rf . . . . 5 1 8 3 0 0 Rogell, 2b ^yhe, negro boxer, stopped George Teabcny — the Georgetti, rf p 3 1 0 0 ■Wilson, cf . . . Detroit at Philadelphia. 0111-^ . 4 0 0 2 0 0 Cls’reland at York. Myar, 3 b ...... Gemas, Philadelphia, 8. Herb • Stenhenson, If . 8 2 1 1 0 0 n It Itioks as though the Green FUgstead, cf Gum with ^ p 2 1 0 1 1 0 Grimm, lb . . . . 8 2 2 9 1 0 Nattoojii ^(jeasne team Is going to meet much strong-*, Tpdt, lb ____ Philadelphia—Tommy Her- Wright, ss Hartnett, c .. ffira, Chicago, drew with Tommy flavor d^t never ^ to Howell . 2 1 1 1 0 0 Boston at Plttsbbrgn. er 'Opposition In 'riie second round' ■Williams, If Gonzales, c ,.. . 1 0 0 4 1 0 TaltC rf Murphy, Trenton. N. J., 10; Fran- Wright, cf . . 2 1 1 0 0 0 Beck, 3b 2 2 8 1 1 New York at (Tlncinaati. of the' Twilight league than was Gb^«r,' BS ' please. It’s ta^; it’s dlif- Blake, p ...... 1 0 0 0 1 Pbiladelpbia at.Cmcaf 6. anticipated. Last ' ' evening’s b d x Hoffman, c kle Sacco, Philadelphia, outpointed Jog Kuhns, Reading, Pa., 8. flxeoR. Total c . . .40 16 11 18 6 7 Brooklyn af St.'tk>aYs. scores found alY the teams strength' Rollings, X ...... 81 10 11 S7 4 enbd tor the final effort to cop the O. At fiostoa*^Bmte Schaaf, Boston No aettet sAat kadi you’ve Philadelphia N, / ! Ruffing, p...... heavyarelght,' outpointed Pat Ito* AB. R. H. PO. A. E. buriting. Berry, xx never iotow hov Southern, cf . . . Carthy, also of Boston, 10; NEW GOLDEN LURE a a • • • 6 1 1 3 0 1 gulre, Thompson, Lsaoh; thr.es base good Oxerieg Gum cm be until' Thompson, 2b ,. a • e • 6 1 1 2 1 0 hit, Muralrej home ^«n,-Caylelr; stolen ■*’'32 0 7 27 7 0 Callahan, Arlington, Man.,, out* Hurst, lb a:* • « 5 The Rec Girls’ baseball team will you’ve tatted Chife’a Tceberry 0 1 11 0 0 base, Cuyler; saoTlficee, Blake 2,' Gon* : practice this evening at the West Chicago...... 010.001 200— 4 pointed Romero Rojas, of Chil% 8^' Toronto.— Four hundred miles Leach, If ...... a • • • 4 1 1 2 *0 0 sales 1; double "plays,'Back to Ma Two base hits, Mostil; stolen bases, Williams, rf . . , Side Recreation Center grounds-at Jdek Gagnon, New Bedford, Mlagg,. Gum, in dte -Teaberty pink north of Winnipeg, as the crow a • a * . 6. 0 2 0 0 0 guire to Grimm,' Willoughby , to Sand Ciasell 8, Mstsler and Taitt; iaortfloea.- Whitney, 8b . . . a • a • 8 0 0 1 4 0 to Hurst; left on I'base, Chloago 6. 6180 ^o’clock kharp. Dodger Dowd Claney, Kanam, Todt; left on bSMS, kayoed Tex McBwen, PWlkderplUa, fodcage dusk on deden’ ooum flies, liec the few est deposit of Cfi- Sand, 88 ...... a a • • 3 0 1 3 2 0 Philadelphia, f,"-base on balls, off expdc^^.,every candidate on hand, ChlMgo 10, Boston 10; baas'on balhk A* ' am I / Lerian, c ...... a • a • 8 nadian gold. Inie deposit is said to 1 1 2 9 0 Blake 2. off Miller 2, off Lennon.2) off weather permitting. off Fgber 4. Ruffing 8: struck outTIcy M Syracuse, N. Joe be the richest ever discovered in Miller, p . r . .... a * • • 1 0 0 0- 2 0 Willoughby 1; Btfttok oat, by Slake 6, Ruffing;5; hit by pitcher, by Ruffing. J k t a mma Willoughby, p . a • • • 0 0, 0 0 2 . 0 by Miller li'hlU,. off'Miller 2 in 4, off r y / i •(Crouse); omplrsa, (Jutbrle hhd BUde* Gahs, of California,‘ w6tt dWHshm that country. An expenditure of Lennon, p ...... a • a s 0 0 0 0 0 0 Willoughby 0 in 2, off liShnon 2 'In 1 . Weber'achieved the ambition of brand: tim^’ 1 :10, over JaeMa Brady, Sycaeteo Rgffib. from fifty to seventy-five million Walsh, p ...... •a a!« • 0. 0 0 0 2 0 1-3, off Walsh 0 In iM ; loking pitcher. X—Roiiitigs 'iMitted for Hoffman in weight, XO. MacDonald: x ..J . 1 0 0 0 0 0 Miller; umpires,' Xlain and : McCor 'VkBCj^xcuoie every baseball pitcher whether on 7th. ■ affiiB dollars is being projected in im Schulte, XX .... a big leagne or a sand lot team provements in the territory and in .... 1 0 0 . 0 0 0 mick; time; 1:M. Xx—Berry batted for Ruffing In 9th. Deitrich, xxx .. ------1 1" 1 0 0 0 X—^MaoDonald batthd for .Milter in S60 jn ? when he turned'In a no hit no run (geooaC.Qanwy Th« London and Nbrth4ias«aM taking out the mineral. A railway 5th. • , .. game viast--evening against the fast Chloago ...... OOl 220 O: Railway has tnaMtiltad Ih 0 4 1 1 ^ has been applied for and within a sF 5 9 24 ■•15 " l XX—Schulte batted for-Willoughby Boeton ...... 10.0 000 I- and- ttCCedingly scrappy Aces. Bet year or so it Is expected that a fair- Chicago ...... 021 300 04x— 10 in 7th. . . ' Batteries: Chicago — Rmil ^l^borongh andl Radear avM n EABERRY Philadelphia ...... 000 OOO1 023-- 6 ' xxx—Dettrieh batted for Walsh rln ter watch these Aces as they are al- and 8oatonr--Berrie,"Bti!itaoBe
**^^**^**^^i^ i*M ^i‘*vyy |i'v v v \r iArunjaAruv\a~iArM V~’' •jijT jxrifU V ii'V ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ~ ii‘“iru*~Li~u~LrL'rLn.nj~irLn_-i_Tj-ui______,-^-ji'j J_iju~j~-~L~-~nu~u'-'-~J~i-~^~jn-^Ln_nj~i-rL nn'^r‘'* ^ \ %. >*i * . .■-■ ( ';' • . . ■• ^ N ■ _M; / *. Want Ad Information Cards of Thanks B Poultry and SnppUes 48 coming year; Is placed at $ 9 4,4 5 g» EACH H. S. PUPIL w m against $90,027.89 last year or an CARO OF THAljrK;! FOR SALE—BARRED ROCS, Pul COLUMBIA In c re a ^ of ,$4,430,111 over thff ac- Manchester \ lets. Karl Marks, 136 Summer street. Telephone 1877. ,tual;co8t4of last:..year.v This Is caus We wish to thank our friends and .1 COST THE TOWN $ 1 3 0 3 ed by the increased amount that • Evening Herald neighbors for the kindness and sym Latest arrlv.als at Top Lodge are pathy shown to us during th< death will be, paid in .teachers’ salaries* Classified Advertisements OLIVER BROTHERS day old ohlcka Phone Your Want-Ads the Misses Laura and Josephine which last year ' cost $71,214.49 of our beloved wife and mother. « from two roar old hens. Hotlvwood Malnster and James Templeman, Count six average words to a line. ERNEST MOUGIN, Strain-Blood tested and ^rae from ThaFs Estimate for Coming ■and are estimated this year to Initials, numbers and abbreviations, MR. and'MRS. ALFRED CHAGNOT. white diarrhea. Oliver Bros., Clarks all of Baltimore, Md. amount to $7571^33. This alone is an each count as a word and compound MARCEL VANNSON.- . t Corner. Conn. ' ) To The Several others from Columbia Year'as Prepared by Chair increase of $4,-718.51. words as two words. Minimum cost Is went to Willlmantic Wednesday to nrlce of three lines. man of "the School Board. The table showing the net cost * • • Lost and Found Articles lor (Sale 45 ■‘see the 101 Ranch Wild West for 1927-28 and the estimated cost Line rates per day for transient •Show. , LOST—A CHILTON fountain pen. In FOR SALE—HARDT^OOD $10 cord,: It is going to cost $130.29 for for 1928-29 "tog'ether with a dM-l ..Miss Elizabeth Bertsch is helping Sion of the different items as aiM * ’ EJflectlve March 17, 1027 or near the "'Manchester Trust Co. slabs $8.50 cord, natWe lumber $30 in the store for awhile. each pupil that attends-the Man / Cash Charge building. Finder please phone 1327 per M. Tel. 1779 Lathrop Bros. Evening chester High school next year, ac plied to the cost per pupil as pre«i 6 Consecutive Days .. 7 cts 9 ots or bring to 462 No. Main. Reward. Mrs. 6. W. Stearns and Miss cording to the estimates of the pared by Howell Cheney, chairman 8 Consecutive Days »;. 9 ots 11 ots Stearns of New York arrived school board-for the coming year. of the Ninth ■ District board, is ag 1 D a y ...... 11 ots 1«. ots LOST—THURSDAY morning, small I FOR SALE—USED Maytag electric -Wednesday at Overlook. , All orders for irregularInsertions tan dbg. In vicinity of School street. washer. Phone 1107. The entire cost of the school for the follows: o will be charged at the one-time rate. Finder, call .758-2 or notify Joseph The Center School house is being Special rates for long term every Schelbenpfiug, 194 School street. Electrical Appliances— Radio 41) painted inside. New seats have al Estimated Budget for 1028-29 High School day advertising given upon request. Call 664 so been purchased, to take the 1 , ‘ Est. Cost Ads ordered for three or six days Announcements 1928-29 and stopped before the third or fifth ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING appll- place of the double seats which day will be charged only for the ac ancea motors, generators, sold and And Ask for “Bee"’ have been in use for many years. Cost. Approp. Per Pupil STEAMSHIP i'iCKETS—all parts ot repaired; work called for. Pequot tual number of times the au appear the world. Ask tor sailing lists and Clayton Hunt of Columbia, with 1927-28 1928-29 A.D.A. 725, ed, charging at the rate earned, but Electric Co.., 407 Center street Phoirt ratea Phone 750-2. Robert J Smith. 1692. , .Tell Her What You Want John Hnezdo of Windham, has been no allowances or refunds can be made 1009 Main street. v on six time ads stopped after the appointed appraisers of the estate Teachers’ Salaries ...... $71,214.49 $75,933.00 $104.73 of the late Mr. and Mrs. Katzman 4.63 fifth day. , Garden-Farm-Dairy Products 50 She will take your ad, help you word It for best-results, Janitors and Firem en « ... i . 2,-736.25 3.357.00 No "till forbids”: display l.ne, not Automobiles for Sale 4 .Mrs. Katzman’s sister. Miss Gladys Office Expense ...... i 1,465.84 1.638.00 '2.25 sold. . ... and' see that it is properly inserted. Bill will lie mailed The Herald will not be responsible FOR SALE—ABOUT 1 ACRE of Garvich has been appointed tempor Hygiene ...... 1,521.40 1.556.00 DEPENDABLE USED CARS standing grass. Inquire at Junction same day allowing you until seventh day after insertion for more than one Incorrect Insertion MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES CO. ary administrator by the Judge of Dental H y g ie n e ...... 34.93 90.00. 2.27 of any advertisement ordered for of Woodbrldge and Mather street. to take advantage of the CASH RATE, 5.52 1069 Main St. ' So. M anchester James Burns. Probate. A public hearing will be Text Books and Sup...... 4,896.76 : '^iOOO.OJJl^, more than one time. Open Eve. and Sun. Tel. 740 8.9| The Inadvertent omission of Incor held at which time a permanent ad Fuel, Light and Power ...... 6,732.27 . rect publication of advertising will be FOR SALE—1924 CHEVROLET road Household Goods 51 ministrator will be appointed by the Library and Apparatus ...... , ‘580.25 : U-6 2 0 i0 0 '‘ rectified only by cancellation of the ster, 4 new tires, new battery, good judge. Incidentals ...... 304.59. '' I,. .-.2:04'tOU;- charge made for the service rendered. running condition. Inquire 105 The rural carrier reports some of Typewriter Approp...... 499.01 ' ■ : ' 's OO .O-O * • • Spring street. ■ TUSK A RADIO WITH dry |batterles ’ ■•■’*56i00" 1.9 ff All advertisements must conform and tubes $25. Three piece yelour the country roads badly washed by Enumeration ...... 42.10 in style, copy and typography with FOR SALE—1926 Chevrolet coupe, as living room suite, reversible cush Apartments, Flats, Tenements 63 the recent heavy rains. regulations enforced by the publish good as new, price right; also other ions,, Nachman constructfon, $105. FIRE PUMP HOOK-UPS Haying proceeds slowly, there Total ...... $90,027.89 $94,458.00 $130.29, ers, and they reserve the right to good bargains. Schaller Motor Sales, Used ice boxes. FOR REN T—5 ROOM flat, steam heat. has been so much damp weather edit, revise oj reject any copy con Center street. WATKINS FURNITURE EXCHANGE 27 Lilley street. Inquire 21 Elro sidered obj tionabl .. street. Telephone 2637-5. and some of the farmers -wtll be reports an increase of $1,941.14 Id ("LOSING HOURS—Classified ads WE ARE LOOKING for shrewd buy- GIVE HNE RESULTS haying most of the summer, if they S.M . POST OFFICE ^ I N S the receipts of the office . for thg to be pubislhed same day must be re 1927 Oldsmobile Landau, $700i eps, quick sales, small profits. Ben FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenem ent at 177 progress at the same rate they ceived by 12 o’clock noon. Saturdays 1925 Oldsmobile Sedan, $375. son’s is the place. A 5 piece break Oak street. Inquire 17,9 Oak street, first six months of 1928 over thg 1(1:30 a. m. ■ 1926 Oldsmobile 2-Door Sedan. $450. fast feet blue or gray regular $35 for or call 1619 after 5 p. m. started. Ten other good used cars at reduc $26.50. Wanted 500 new accounts. Do Chief Foy Well Satisfied With The Bridge Club met ^Wednesday AGAIN IN ITS RECEIPTS same period in 1927. In,January, Telephone Your Want Ads ed prices. better at Bensons. FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM flat, first afternoon with Mrs. Junle Squiers. February and March of last year thg floor, hot w ater heat, at 170 Oak Performance; ' Other Com CRAWFORD AUTO SUPPLY CO. There were three tables in play. receipts were $11,599.73 -and dur< Ads are accepted over the telephone P''OR SALE—WINDOW screens, high street or Call 616-5. panies Tonight. ing those months this year receiptg at the CHARGE R.\TE given above Center and Trotter Sts. chair, crib, strollers, bureau, rug Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Lyman of Takes in $1,941 More in First as a convenience to advertisers, but Tel. 1174 or 2021-2. 9x12, rockers, table, baby carriage, APARTMENTS—Two three and tour Plainville are spending the week at were $13,087.99. In 1927 $ll,581.-« the CASH RATES will be accepted as 29 Strant, 859-4. room apartments, heat. Janitor ser Chief Albert Foy of the South Half of Year Than Same 74 was taken in during April, MajI vice, gas range, refrigerator, tn-a- the home of Mr. and Mrs. James PULL PAYMENT if paid at the busi CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE Manchester fire department was Period in 1927. and June. This year the receipts fog ness office on or before the seventh FOR A LIMITED time, we will sell dtjor bed furnished. Call Manchester Utley, it being Mr. Lyman’s vaca Those wishing to purchase open 85c extra heavy felt base floor cover Construction Company, 2100 or tele well satisfied with the results of the these months were $12,034.62. Thd day following the first insertion ot cars will do well to inspect our stock. tion. each ad, otherwise the CHARGE ing for 89c per yard, 9x12, heavy phone 7S2-& drill of Companies No. 3 and No. 4 -O. F. Toop, postmaster of the total for the first six months of, Prices right—cars right.. Brussels rugs $27.50. Benson Furni Columbia friends have heard of RATE will be collected. No responsi H. A STEPHENS held at the \vest pond on South the Sout’.i Manchester Post office. ,1928 was $25,122.61. I bility for errors in telephoned ads ture Company. Home of good bed FOR RENT—SEVERAL first class the death in Brooklyn of Miss Center at ICnox Tel. 939—2 ding. • ' Main street last night when both will‘be assumed and their accuracy rents with all improvements. Apply pumps were hooked lip together Louise Boger, who spent several cannot be guaranteed. Edward J. HolL 865 Main streeL "TeL Auto Accessories—'rires 0 DO YOU REALIZE that we save you 560. and streams taken from the pond summers at the home of Mrs. money cn a phrlor suite? 3 piece poured through. 2,000 feet of hose, Jennie' H unt. Index of Classifications Jacquard I velour suite, allover de- FOR RENT—TWO AND three room Little Jean Isham is visiting her Evening. Herald Want Ads are now $15 BUYS COMPLETE set of four ' sign, reversible cushions $86. Holmes suites in Johnson Block, with mod delivering over .225 gallons the grouped according to classifications | Indian Shock Absorbers. Free trial. Bros. Furniture Co.. 649 Main street. ern Improvements. Apply to John minute at the nozzle. aunt, Mrs. Charles Stoltenfeldt of below and for handy reference will The Indian Is the finest shock ab Tel. 1628. son. Phone 524 or janitor 2040. On the first , hookup. No. 4”s Manchester. Single Houses^You May Buy appear in the numerical order .ndi- sorber yet made. Ask us ab^t It. Center Auto Supply Co.. 155 (jenter. pump, which has a capacity of 750 Mrs. Florence Badge is in New cated: ' ' ' I Business Locations tor Rent 64 Hepry Street—good one of seven rooms and conveniences in Births ...... , A I TeL 673. ’ Musical Instruments 53 gallons the minute, was used as the York for a few days and Miss pump to, draw the water from the Adella Badge is visiting her aunt cluding fireplace, extra size lot, one car garage. Price only FOR RENT—SMALL store, suitable $ 8, 000. , M arriages ...... C i Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 FOR’ SALE—E FLAT BARITONE for tailor or shoe shop, or confec pond and No. 3’s was used as the Mrs. Clayton Lyman of Hartford. Deaths ...... • B | saxaphone In A-1. condition. Silver Anotner on Henry Street of five rooms with attached garage, Cards ot Thanks ...... • E l tions, located on Church street, rent booster after the water had been . The annual Missionary tea was FOR SALE—BICYCLE in good con plated gold bell. Phone 412-3. reasonable. Inquire at 13 Winter St held Thursday afternoon in the steam heat,, gas, etc. Lot 66x155. Price $6,600. Watch In Memoriam ...... P dition, new tire on rear wheel. Rea Howard Leggett. 17 Dudley street. pumped through the 1,000 feet of Henry Street. ' y Lost and Pound ...... 1| sonable, price. Telephone 1034. hose. The line that was connected chapel with a goodly attendance of Announcements ...... 2 i Boases for Rent 65 with the booster, pump,was run out ladies. The speaker of the after Six room new, steam,heat and up to date in every wdy, good Personals ...... 3 W anted-—To Uuv 5K lot with some fruit trees, close to Center Street. Price $7,500. Automobiles | Florists—Nurseries 15 for 1,000 feet and the ■water thrown noon was Mrs. R. C. Ingram of Automobiles for Sale ...... 4 ] back into the pond. $5,800 takes a nice 5 room single. There is a furnace, gas, I WILL BUY ANYTHl.NG you’ll sell FOR RENT—2 FAMILY house, 73 and Guataniala, Central. America, who etc. Also a garage. Very eas> terms. Automobiles for E.tchange ...... 5 1FOR SALE—150,000 winter cabbage in the line of junk and old ftirnUure. 75 Benton street, first floor available After .this stunt had been operat dressed in costume and gave a very Auto Accessories—Trr.;s ...... 6 | $6,356 is the entire cost of a 6 room single, oak fioors and and celery plants. Geraniums rmd Call ‘Wm. Ost.'insky. Tel. 849. July 1st, second floor vacant. Inquire ed successfully the position of the interesting talk on her work there. Auto Repairing—Painting ...... 7 i other flowering plants, 379 Burnside Home Bank and Trust Co. trim. A fine Uome for the price. , Small amount of cash. Auto Schools...... 7-A ! Ave. Greenhouse, E ast H artford Call WILL.; PAY HIGHEST prices for all pumps were reversed, No. 3 taking She sang a hymn in Spanish. Mrs. Autos—Ship by Truck ...... - S Laurel 1610. kinds- of poultry. We will also buy up positions as the suction com Ingram is a sister-in-law of the Autos—For Hire ...... !• rags.:'papers and ail kinds of lunk. FOR RENT— 6 ROOM HOUSE, all im pany and No. 4 serving as.the local pastor’s wife. A collection Garages—Service—Storage ...... 10 Call 1506-2. provements. Inquire 128 Maple St. ^lotorcycles—Bicycle ...... 11 Moving— Trucking—rSloiage 20 booster. Again good results were se was taken, with the naite box offer Wanted Autos—Motorcycles .... 12 cured. ROBERT ]. SMITH Rooms Without Board 5i) ings and proceeds of a sales table, V Busiucss nnd Professionhl Services lAICAL AND LONG dtstajice moving Summer Homes for Rent 67 Tonight No. I ’s Fox-Ahern pump, brought the afternoon’s proceeds to Business Services Offered ...... 13 by experienced m L. T. Wood. 55 which is the largest and most pow Real Estate and Insurance. Household Services Offered ...... 13-A Bissell street. I'el. 496. nearly $G5. This wiU be used to 1009 Main Street. Steamship Tickett^. Building—Contracting ...... 14 FOR RENT—FURNISHED room. 19 FOR r e n t —PLEASANT View, near erful in town, having a pumping ca ward Columbia’s apportionment to Florists—Nurseries ...... 15 PERltETT &• GLENNEY moving sea Locust street. Telephone 1121. Watch Hill, f-acing ocean, eight room pacity of 800 gallons a minute and Funeral Directors ...... 1C son Is here. Several trucks at your cottage, modern improvements. Will the work of the Missionary society. Heating—Plumbing—Roofing ... 17 service, up to date :rulpinent., e.x- rent for balance of .reason. Robert V. No. 2’s pump, with a capacity of Sandwiches, cake and iced tea were Inssirance ...... ; . . . 18 perlenced men. Phone 7-2. TO RENT—NICE. • pleasant room and Treat, Phone 458. 350 gallons, will be taken to the served. < Millinery—Dressmaking ...... 19 board if desired, (iall 78 Birch St. same place and a similar test given. Twenty-four friends of Mrs. Moving—Trucking—Storage ----- 20 MANCHESTER & N. S. MOTOR Dis FOR RENT—AT LAKEVIE'W. Bolton, THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE: P ainting—P a p e r i n g ^ ...... 21 patch—Part loads to and from New EAST CENTER STREET. 131. first cottage, with boat. Inquire L. B. Porter and Mrs. Bailey motored Professional Services ...... 22 York, regular service. Call 7-2 or class room, on bath-room floor. Near Ashland. 10 South street, Rockville. 'over from East Hampton (341) An Electrical Toy R epairing ...... 23 1282. the Center Telephone 142-5. FLORIAN IS RELEASED to spend the afternoon Thursday. Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning ... 24 TO RENT—FURNISHED cottage, gas Toilet Goods and Service,...... 25 51>-A The hostesses served chicken salad, Sketches by Bessey; Synopsis by Braucher Repairing ‘^3 Boarders Wanted and electric lights furnished free, rolls, cake, fancy cookies, ice Wanted—Business Service 26 $35 week. Myrtle Beach. Davl-'’ Mc Educational AS BAIL IS REDUCED cream and iced tea and a general Courses and Classes ...... 27 LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED and Collum. Phone 1193-3. repaired, chimneys cleaned, key fil U»ANTED—2 boarders. Inquire 71 good time was enjoyed by all. Private Instruction ...... 28 FOR RENT— 6 ROOM cottage, west D ancing...... 28-A ing. safes opened, saw filing and Wells street. Raymond Lyman has as guests grinding. Work called for, Harold .side of Columbia Lake; also garage Plantsville Bank Clerk Free Musical—Dramatic ...... 29 on Lilac street. Inquire at 21 Elro his mother, Mrs. E. E. Lyman of Wanted—Instruction ...... 30 Clemson. 108 North Elm street- TeL Country Board— Resorts 60 462. street or telephone 2637-5. After Long Confinement on ■Wethersfield and his aunt, Mrs. W. Financial G. Simmons. Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages ...... 31 INDIAN NECK, Branford. Roo’;'> and Robbery Charge. Business Opportunities ...... 32 SEWING MACHINE, repairing of Honses for Sale Huckleberries are ripening and all makes, oils, needles anfi suppL'es. board at Seabreeze Cottage. Mary F. Money to Loan ...... f. 33 McPartland. Steiv^rt R. Fl^rfan, the Plants are very plentiful and of good size Money Y 'anted ...... 34 R. W. Garrard. 37 Edward str -t.. Help and Situations Phone 715. FOR SALE—GREENACRES, nice six ville youth arrested in June 1927 due to the frequent rains. Pew Help Wanted—Female ...... 35 .Apartments, Flats, Tenements room bungalow, cteam heat, oak and charged with complicity in the have picked as yet, as the almost Help Wanted—Male ...... 36 LAWN MOWER sb' "uenlng. repair floors and trim. Price $6,800. Owner ing Phonographs, clocks, electric leaving town. Must be sold at once. robbery of tfie Plantsville National daily showers prevent, but -with Help Wanted—Male or Female.. 37 FOR RENT—COZY FLAT of four / Agents W anted ...... 37-A cleaners, locks repaired. Key mak Arthur A. Knofla, telephone 782-2, Bank was allowed to leave the good weather a good crop ought to ing. Bralthwalte. 52 Pearl street. rooms, all improvements. Apply 598 j 875 Main street. Hartford County jail yesterday in Situations Wanted—F'emale .... 38 I Center strefet. Harrison’s Store. Tel. | be gathered. Situations Wanted^—Male ...... 39 569. 1 FOR SALE—WOULD Y'OU BUY a custody of his father, • who gave Mrs. Jaspar Abramson of New Em ploym ent A gencies'...... 40 Money to Loan brand new five room cottage, 10 m in bonds of $10,000, .having been at Jersey is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Live Stock—Pets—Poultry—Veliicles TO RENT—STORE 15x50 ft. One 3 Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 utes walk from Cheney mills. Price the jail for thirteen months and Ralph Buell. MONEY TO LOAN on mortgages. room apartment, one 4 roo. 1 apart- only $5,500. Steam heat and all mod having twice gone to'trial as being Live Stock—'Vehicles ...... 42 M ortgages bought and sold. ' P. D. ' ment, furnlshe ’ rooms. Squires, 28 ern Improvements. Call Arthur A. The Vacation Church school clos Poultry and Supplies ...... 43 Comollo, 13 Oak street, telephon,. Birch. ' Knofla, telephone 782-2, 875 Main St. implicated in the robbery and each ed Friday noon after a two weeks’ Wanted—Pets — Poultry—Stock 44 1540. . For Sale— Mis<^ellnneoiis . time securing a disagreement. session. It was planned for a, pic FOR SALE—MY MAIN STREET dou- The case attracted much atten limply by waving a rod over this paper acrobat^ you Articles for Sale ...... 45 TO- RENT— 5 ROOM toiiement, 94 , ble house, 14 rooms, not including nic at the lake Friday afternoon, Boats and Accessories ...... 46 Help Wanted— Male Sfi Wells street. Price $22.50. tion not only here abouts- but na can make it do all kinds of crazy whirls. Electricity is J Building Mateiials ...... 47 bath, and hall, fine location. Price but the rain made it impossible to most aittractlve for quick sale. Chas. tionally, as in connection with Flo- carry, out the l)la,h3, much to the the secret. You need an exciter, which is merely a ^ Diamonds—Watches—Jewe»-y .. 48 WANTED — EXPERIENCED bushel FOR r e n t —MODERN FLAT of four E. Hale, 99 Main street. rian’s arrest there were also taken Electrical Appliances—Radio ... 49 man for House's Tailor Shop. Inquire rooms. Inquire 71 Bridge street, or children’s disappolntnjient. Friday glass rod or tube, which you rub with silk to charge. \ Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A C. E. House & Son’s Store. phone 772-2. FOR SALE—4 ROOM house, good con into custody-three gunmen . from Garden — Farm—Dairy Products . 50 evening In the church was the en Be sure the rod and silk* are dry. Effectiveness cain be dition, modern Improvements, also 10 Cicero, 111., who are now serving tertainment and exhibition of work Household Goods ...... 51 WANTED—FIRST CLASS automobile FOR RENT—’WEST SIDE 6 room lots. Inquire 1 Lockwood street, tele ihcreased by warming them. y ' Machinery and T o o ls ...... 52 terms in state prison or in jail. mechanic. Apply at once to Schaller tenement, all Improvements, garag^, phone 1364-2. done by the church, which was well By NEA. Tlirougl; Special Parmisaion of the fublislierl of The Book of Knowledge, CopyrlgX;?^^^ V Musical Instruments ...... 53 Motor Sales, Center street. window shades, rent reasonable. Call When Florian was first tried he Office and Store Equipment ...... 54 attended in spite of the rain. The 639-2. defended by Noble Pierce of Bris children demonstrated th^r daily Sporting Go( ds—Guns ...... 55 Real Estate for Exchange 76 tol and the jury^disagreed, 8 to 4. Specials at the-Stores ...... 50 Situations Wanted— Female 38 Bible drills, - and gave a ihort play |v * FOR RENT—4 ROOM TENEMENT, When brought to trial again in Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... 57 modern Improvements. Inquire 151 “The Little Gray House”. The -work W anted—to B-i.- ...... 58 FOR SA-LE OR EXCHANGE, property March of this, year he was repre RELIABLE YOUNG wortian; would Maple street or telephone 2184-3. In town. In good locality. What have Rooms—I’oiird—Hotels—Resorts like work of any kind, part- -or all sented by Judge William S. Hyde done in - the ■ handicraft class was Restaurants you to offer? Wm. Kanehl. Telephone very interesting, and suprise was time, or as a housekeeper. Write Box FOR RENT—TWO ROOM apartment, 1776. of Manchester and against him Rooms Witliout Board ...... 59 R. in care of South Herald. also furnished room. Inquire at Sel- expressed by many that so much Boarders Wanted ...... 59-A witz Shoe Shop. were arrayed the three Cicero men Countr.v Board—R esorts ...... 60 EXPERIENCED NURSE desires nurs who testified that they had come could be done In two weeks. The Hotels—Restaurants ...... 61 ing, or work by the day. References. FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, all to Southington as the instigation of boys made painted wooden door M'anted—Rooms—Board ...... 62- Telephone 2518. Improvements, 29C Spruce street. E. PUBUC RECORDS stops, napkin rings, garden, stakes, Ileal Estate Fur Rent E. Scranton, telephone 407-2. Florian, -who had told them, they Apart,nen s. Flats, Tenements.. 63' YOUNG GIRL would like position as said, that the “job was fixed.” metaV^ book'ends, and painted toys Business Locations for Rent .... 64 mother’s helper. Inquire at 107 FOR RENT— 6 ROOM , tenement on Florian was employed in" the ,and blotters. There 'were 27 chil Houses for Rent ...... 65 Spruce street. Spruce street; all Improvements. Ap WARRANTEE DEEDS dren in attendance at the school, Suburban for R ent ...... 66 ply 93 Foster street or ’ telephone bank. Most of the money "'was ' re Summer Homes for.Rent ...... 67 409-3. ' , covered. under the direction of Rev. and W anted to Rent ...... 68 Situations Wanted—Male 31> David Muldoon.and Ruth Mul- Mrs. Wain, assisted by Miss doon to Lena Goodstein, land and When the jury again; disagreed Ileal Msliite Fur Sale FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, ‘ all Florian was still held and his bonds Elizabeth- Bertsch and Miss Ahlene Apartment Buildings for Sale ... 69 e l d e r l y ciOUPLE desire position as Improvements, at 156 Eldrldge buildings located on the south side Badge. Frederick Hunt also helped' Business Property for S ale ...... 70 caretaker of an estate or private street. Inquire 30 Griswold street. of Bissell street. were placed at $50,000. He was Farms and Land for Sale ...... 71 home. References furnished. Address kept at the Hartford County' jail Mr. 'Walh In the hand ’work. This' Houses for Sale ...... '...... 72 Box G, Herald, Manchester. TO RENT— 6 ROOMS all Improve Mae B. Smith to Leo Diana, land until yesterday, -when Ju d g e Newell Is the third year the vacation school 73 ments, and garage, window shades, Lota for Sal“ ...... ahd. building located on the west Jennings heard Judge Hyde and has been held. Resort Property for S ale ...... 74 Live Stock— Vchiclei^ 42 screens, combination storm and Suburban for Sale ...... 75 screen doors, 358 Main street, near side of Clinton street. States Attorney Alcorn^ln chambers Real Estate for Exchange ...... • 76 Haynes. Telephone 5'55. , v E. J. Hoirto Clifford E. and Mil and the bond was reduced to $10,- Clothiers-announce that the col Wanted—Real Estate ...... 77 dred S. Burdick, land and build lege m^aii no., longer Is America’s Cut out the acrobat ^ Run ^ cotton • thread Auction—Legal Notices FOR SALE—HOLSTEIN coW and calf, FPR RENT—FOUR ROOMS all Im 000. Security was deposited by Auction Sales ...... 73 20 quart co'w, 4 years old, tubercu provements, steam heat. Call 186 Bls- ings known as Lot No. 88 of the Plorian’s father and the son was style arbiter." We thought those after the pattern shown" f^ r^ liL th e hole and su |- Legal Notices ...... " 79 lins tested. Hackett Bros., Buckland. > sell street, or telephone 177-3. Hollywood tract. , allowed to go. falling socks would eome to no above, using thin- paper^-' pend the acrobat across good end. ' Be' sure 'the hole for the , two chairs.. fie sure the GAS BUGGIES—Lo and Behold hands' is round and cleah.'- p]aper-acroba^ia dry, V r I QUIET,r. A ,■ By F ran k Beck J»LEAS^ A I y WILL THE W HAT A W 1 DONNA DEAN P A R TY SURE GIVE VVOU — DOING HERE__ HER PLEASE STEP G O T ROUGH W H Y I, A M V IH A O A BiGV< FOR-WARD! TH ^ WHEN t h e y Do n n a dean! BUT \ eHAMCS. CR3QK.L HANDED OUT PRIZE, ¥ ' DONNA YOU WERE U S tE N , YOU.. D EA N > SECOND PRiZE, THBRES TOO SMART TO ■V , 2 r - 7 ) U MY AMY, SO WHAT'LL BEEN C O N S U llt' iCfE ■ .IP I HELPf OTHER HAPPEN D IR TY Ai=L, A HORRY, A F T E a ABOUT*A ,MAME. GIVE \ EYE IS N O W l HEM . MUCH WORK SO I SENT rr >® 0 THE; CLOSING! DONE tiM>ER .TMAT I 'V E SMI PERSUASION, LST& GO R R S T, G O T TH E BOLSHEVIKI HERE. ALIAS. PRIZE. HELP.» .K9M E, GANG FDR .2 ’I S m s TH E y/i CONTRIBUTORS, (HON. WAY ^ PRIZE., WHO A LM O ST PINS m f E - ! A l a d y ., I'D.. TURNED h e m 's POLISH PARTY TIT INTO AN SUCH INDIGNATION ■ V \ MEETING, f CRUSTi ;, Now if you rub the rod and wave KAiSli:^ A i ’-' QUIETED • DOWN ^ RACKET THIS, the* acrobat,. It will fly round, and round. SUFFICIENTLY -swings because It is being electrified by- _ FOR ‘ THE NAME ^ >foOR O P ^ THE ypu haVe charged with electricity by rubbing, OF-THE WINNER A UliUlHIIIJHn OF>flR$T/PRIZC NIGHT* ments wil^ this kind'of dectricity/may' fall’ uijless TD^BS HEARR. everything is warm and dry< iiicludihg the^ weather. 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FLAPPER FANNY SKIFPY By Percy L. Crosby SENSE and NONSENSE ..A - ■'
Broadcasting stations to the UeCt,MAK6ITA number of 146 are to be weeded out tos^ellminate Icterfetence. A I'M A tt ou r OP HeADoSCABOAOe judicious weedlfag outof .the auto terroee.sKippy I r a e c o m p a m v w drivers might tend to eliminate MAFVA Husband: "Dear, will you please NAS dJor , 0 f OI.P Wlf^Pov/^HAPjTS turn off the radio?’’ AldU USHlSU-fo M e ! —"tut B6V5 Wife: "But it isn’t on,, dear. AhtP .do. HAS MAPS a MoTHSH F«KWAAP 1 woULPi^“rj Now, as I was saying— .’’ ARE ao\A6 1b 13UCB A POdBlE- VAcAHoU fhl MA•frS^^^ Op AlsiP daNlVSA/lSrJCS' . ,1HIS A V/ACAHOAi FROM UlORk,^ s o fM i h e l a s t IF YOU CAN’T SING— YELL! Agent (selling radio sets)-—! ------^ ^ X A UlFE-BoAf OF A There isn’t much difference be have here something that will -~ A A 4 P A V/ACAHoiki FROM V6U f tween the way some people SING bring the world to your door. I'Lu seeiH A T Moo 3>ort*-f eum ’ la od SlMKlM^ VESSEL,, Jones—How much a quart? WllU iWoSE and the way they YELL. In letter “ftlXM f ills ’"flM K / —* Vou'v/E BfeBid AWAV golf, to , there isn’t a great - deal M y f t E - Ke a p s I of difference between the two. ^ust Some paople are stupid, while BAiOli^t’l AURBAPy / 1Me LASI* five strokes is par and perhaps you others just appear stupid. can beat the solution bn another VBARS, VoU VIAVE BEEW MV • page: Virtue is too expensive to ever be LOST AMP FOUMP COUUMM,'-^eoiM6f4REE' d iy f ALAS,-UkE‘ come popular. ‘MARRIAGE, 1-r IS , .,1 AVdAVy'-^lWeM SrioUllMd s N G A pessimist is one who sees mic WI^EM I WAS fiEfflMfl USEPfo. UABEARABLE Wrril \l robes in the milk of human kind IVlEMr ^ AMP ness. ■RELA>(ATioU ! — ^ G o (S S r C \ IttlbLERABLE Wllrioalj M S s o m e : M O U H , What a menagerie is politics! • The elephant, the tiger, the camel, CLctTMe s PIMS :' \ the donkey, the dark horse, the \ . \\ bull! ' \' > Jones—Making first selling trip — “ I’m er, ah, er, a little stiff from bowling.” • Smith— “ I 'don’t care where you’re from. What are you sell ing?’' V E L L Jiggs is finally going to lose out THE RULES with the men if he does not give 1— The idea of letter golf is toMaggie a good beating. II change one word to another and do it in par, a given number of Woudn’t it be terrible to get rid Strokes. Thus to change COW to of all "comsdones” (blackheads), HEN, In three strokes; COW, HOW. dandruff, halitosis, and then, after r r HEW, HEN. completing a course on the saxo 2— You can change only one letphone, find that you were no more n ✓ ter at a time. popular with the ladles than be 3— -You must have a complete word, of common usage, for each fore? jump. Slang words and abbrevia tions don't count. We’ll have politics so long as the 7- /7 4— The order of letters cannotouts want to get in and the ins be changed. want to stay in. rxG. u. s. PAT. err. & 3e i5 M -r ‘ Ol9M, CY NE.\ SERVICE. INC. The grocer’s little son was get M ^Good Remedy. ting ready to go to the circus. (So(;U<3 •» "I want sonao sugar,” he said. "I f U E M - = "Do you know how to make a (OPenttinc Pen. 1928 The Util Sjmd peach cordial?’’ can have lots of fan with a bag of “ Sure, send her a box of candy.” lump sugar and the elephants.” “ When I was your age,” remark Never slap yepir wife or make ed his fatner./’I could have a heap WASHINGTON TUBBS II By Oane faces at her. Over $17,000,000 of fun with a bag of lump sugar without any elephants.” alimony is paid yearly in America.! 7 V\|€ su rn tD OH, HOVl WONN^HFULi WHY, C'MON AND tnei SHOBel ANAY, BCNSl TALK wJ Now we have moving pictures A sign in a plumber shop reads: that talk. We wish we had patrons “ CAST IRON SINKS.” We always SToOc' 'DCIVIM, W ife . YK140W, AN OUP OF T H t th' vmANTA ASK 9T0CK IS IHY LA^S6UA6G. WHY, I of moving pictures who didn’t. thought so. 60ZV AN' 1 BO06HT FAMIL'4 IS \llSlTtN6 US, \AlASHlt, 8020 we WANTA SOfAB QUeSTONS Beew KAvsiN' Ke-ows au’ wjsses MARKET A O' STOCK, AND V\^ KNOVIS SiMFLY £VeRXTH»»l6j t a l k T o -^ M A Y B e ABOUT STOCK A N ' ______ABOUT T h 6 SroCK BUSINFSB. He CAN 6 we US /yioM-SKlD S0A1» 'BOUGHT V^ANT YOU To Meet HIM. eoiwe ^ ^etTLeD To S O M t NON A COMPARATiVt STOCK? V COCHRAN — PICTURCS KNICK CALM ToDAV, Ma.u.l,MT.onr. - GA1N1M& POINTS. 1f\e PAY'S 6MM FOR. WASH AND 602V, $P,IOO. ’ IbtAL 6AIM, $129,375. FHKCKLES AND HIS FRIENDS The Tim e of Their Lives! By Blosser \ r VklW^fYOUAT’S 7we AlOUJ ALL VOL) AAUE TO m a t t e r . vjonjiM6? i=COM.X'D c e w e OOYstM VMORRyjAXS ABOUT A OPIMTWSAJRAAJO., DIVIM6 BCARD\NA6Ai i6oraMeR!«AT r •< \ sr ^ J _Ctmj5»o.a »Y ig^^TOvici. wit.ofp. twy —’ SALESMAN SAM - Handsome Ransoni? By Small BEAD THE STORY, THE N COLOR THE PICTURE ~ ------\ r "Ho, ho! 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M 4 ' PE*AGETEN- Stf^nUia Im U t ^ / ; V . i4^> TUESDAY, JULY 17, 192^ The Boy Scouts of the South Miss "Ivelyn Johnston of Bigelow Methodist church will meet there street and Miss Mabel Trotter, of PUT UGHTNING RODS ’ PERHAPS HE DOESN'T CAR.BARNS DISAPPEAR ABOUT TOWN this evening at 7 o’clock. v Main street have returned from a SPIT ON THE BAIT trip to Bermuda and are’enthusias Mrs. William Barron of East tic over the steamei, the St. George' ON BIG i m TANKS A cottage owner at Coventry ' FROM TOWN’S CENTER Mrs. A. D. Northrop of the Balch Middle Turnpike has returned from hotel the bathing aqd the interest Lake has spent many hours fish and Brown building has had as her the Hartford hospital where she has ing scenery. On the way to the Willis & Son Use Old-Time ing'this season. The hook des recent guests Mrs. William Ma- been undergoing treatment. ' Islands the ocean was as calm as a cends; it comes back bare. He This W ill •Protection on Theory That never feels a nibble. The only Every Semblance of Former cauley and daughter Lucille of small lake but oh the return they Buildings Will Be Gone, Westfield, Mass., also relatives Guests at the Erickson and Wad thought it pretty rough. While the Perhaps It Will Work. bites he gets are mosquito bites. \ from Springfield. dell cottage at Pleasant View in sun was very hot at Be<’muda, there His catch for the season con Within Two Weeks—700 clude the following; Mrs. Andrew was always a cool breeze and it was G. E. Willis & Son, coal and fuel sists of three little perch and a Joists Sold. Mr. and Mrs. Ezekiel Benson of Healey and children of Buckland, oil dealers at 2 Main street, north few pumpkin seeds. His neigh hotter in New York when they ar e-d, have'just had lightning rods Main street have returned after a Mrs. Healey’s mother, Mrs. Plumb rived there yesterday. It seemed odd bors catch as many as that.in one ‘■The car barns present a decided few days’ visit with Robert Miller erected over all their oil and gas evening. Bait the same, tacKle of Amherst, Mass., Mrs. John Miner, to see no automobiles, only those tanks. All the oth4r buildings of ly different aipearance today than and family at their cottage at Mrs. John Sullivan. Sunday guests used for trucking purposes. At the the same, fishing holes the same. Crescent Park near Providence. their plant were already protected. He wants to know how come? they did yesterday morning. The were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Weir lily fields, where this country draws The placing of the rods is in workmen that are wrecking the and family, Mr. and Mrs. Edward its supply of Easter lilies, they were - The regular mid-week cottage keeping with a rather recent reviv building last week removed the tin Noren and family, ■ Mr. and Mrs. just taking up, the bulbs, which al of faith in the efficacy of a pro and the roofing boards and this meeting of the Church of the Frank Server, Mr. and Mrs. A. Lee- they will plant again in December Nazarene will be held tomorrow tective' agency that once was dis morning there were indications that berg, Donald Healey, Jack Kemp, for April blooms. credited. 4; , i RECREATION COSTS 9TH the remaining part of the buildings afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mr. anjd Mrs. John Dougan and son, Allen Soper, 32 Spruce street. Time was when almost every would be down within the next two All Day J^ Sargent and Helen Newman. , Rev. W. P. Chipman an.d Mrs. house and barn was guarded by weeks. The first section to come Chipman of Henry street have left DISTRICT JUST $20,247.97 Walter Ellison of , Hemlock lightning rods. Sometimes the down was the back h.ilf on the east for a visit with friends in Wake lightning hit them just the'same. street is spending a two weeks’ va Mary C. Keeney Tent, Daughters field, R. I. side. The men sawed half of the cation with his family at their Cov of Union War Veterans will have Confidence in such protection wan- Recreation work in the Ninth building from the roof down and entry lake cottage, “The Lindy.” theiy annual outing tomorrow at 'ed. Some scientific folks declared School District last year cost $32,- then tied a rope around the center, C Miss Hazel Haire of Tilton^ N. H. that the rods were worse than use Mr. Ellison while out fishing last Bolton Lake. Automobiles wW leave is spending a two weeks’ vacation 143.19, but of this amount there gave a fev pulls ahd It pame over. evening caught several large pick less, that they invited the bolts and were credits of $11,895.22 which ,;The second section, the south for the lake at 5 p. m. and a supper at Bolton lake, as the house guest then failed to carry them off.' erel and bass. His associate clerks and dog roast will be enjoyed at of Miss Margaret Rob::haw. brought the net cost to $20,247.97. section of the east side came down at the Manchester Lumber Com In recent years, however, electri The’ expenses for the year are at. 3 o’clock yeaterday aftieruoon ^ t the grounds near Haling’s hotel. cal sharps, or some of them at least, pany’s plant won’t have to buy any Mrs. Grace Ames is chairman of the Lady Roberts Lodge, Daughters listed as; Salaries, $8,246.55; jani and this was followed within a half "il? meat while Walter’s good luck con of St. George, will hold its regular have shifted back to support of the tors $3,743.35; power, heat and’ an hour by the front east section. outing committee,' Mrs. Maude lightning rods, maintaining th at the, tinues. Shearer will arrange for the games. meeting in Tinker hall tomorrow light $7,499.26; office expenses $2,- There ,1s an extra flooring in the evening at 8 o’clock sharp. A large theory of them was all right, but 814.22; maintenance and supplies, greater part of the south section of M erchants’ Day The ladies are requested to provide that they were not properly install Stanley Clulow who finished his cups and cutlery. attendance 'is looked for as import $1,435.50; west side buffet, ,$493.- the main barn and it will be neces academic work at the Boston ^Uni ant business concerning plans for ed in the old-times. When proper 61; east side bowling $252.92; sary to remove this flooring, but the versity College of Business Admin Armistice day will be discussed. A ly insulated and grounded accord west si-’.e bowling $549.91';. east work of tearing down the building istration in the class of 1928, has Wilfred Jolly and son Edwin of social time with refreshments will ing to scientific principles, it is con side pool and billards $169.93; will be so advanced that an idea entered the employ of the Dicta Bank street are spending a week follow the meeting The attendance tended, they do provide a very, im west side pool $79.77; entertain how large the building really was is phone Sales Corporation of New in Montpelier, Vermont, visiting prize will be donated by Mrs. Eva portant element of safety. ments and socials, $1,221.67; in now possible. ■ York City. Mr. Clulow is the son of Mr. Jolley’s sister, Mrs. Demars Leslie. At WjUis & Son's it was said that dustrial work $564.72; plunge $1,- the firm did not pretend to have any Trucks are used to load the lum .T. D. and Mrs. Rachel Clulow of who is quite ill. She was formerly 238.3,7; gymnasium classes $195.- ber that is being salvaged and this this town. a resident of Manchester. B. L. Gates of North Elm street special information as to the value 15; playgrounds and tennis, $1,- of the rods as protection from light is being taken to Hartford. The Read Odr Adv. In and his sons, Richard and Claude, 259.66;> Globe Hollow, $1,308.45; brick chimney to the power house returned yesterday from a motor ning, but did want all the safe Globe Hollow .'canteen $413.97; trip to Brooklyn. The trip was guards possible and had the rods in the rear, the brick supports in liiiiii^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin band concerts $262.47; watchman, the basement and the foundation made on Saturday in celebration of put up on the theory that if they $393.71. These figures make a to the joint birthday of Mr. Gates and were a benefit the concern wanted will be picked down and the bricks The Herald ^ tal of $32,143.19. cleaned up as there Is a ready Claude -vyho was 22, and also to at them, along with every other safe Receipts were as follows: $2,- tend the wedding of their friend, ty provision possible, and if they market for used bricks just at this 282.75 from memberships; $27.06 time. Already the contractor has re George Grietz and Miss Grace Irene were not they would do no harm. taken in at the office; power and Wednesday Night Martin of Brooklyn, which took moved 700 joists from the building heat sold $1,190.37; ^ maintenance and has sold them at $1.20 each. place Sunday at 5 o’clock. Mr. THREE’S HORSESHOE TESTS supplies sold $75; buffet lunch at ^ ar^ ard / s Robert K. Andetsoo I , Safety Vault Pho,ne 300 or 748^ — — at our—f- — V ■i. ' E invite you to visit our wault and we shall be glad to explain the FILMS DEVELOPED AND scientific time locks PRINTED r ; 24 HOUR SERVICE l^and other devices used Noon ]Si’ Film Deposit J^x at Store Entrance means you get Just "what'yoii^pay forl^ There’s a lot \ - jiK ^ for protection in this of comfort in knowing that your lumber eame from a modem stronghold. ^ concern wdth a reputation too good to risk by earless I K E M rS grading. We always try to give our customers the benefit of the doubt. If a board is a “tolerable first,” \ ! it s a “second” with us, and so graded and priced. Ask * The Manchester Trust Co., CARSGREASED ^ the carpenters. ^ South Manchester, Conn. Oiled and Tightened ■ L '•4r Campbell’s Fifliiig Statkii' ; Cbal> Lumber, Masons’ Supplies ' Phone 0L551 A f l t t l^lace, , PheneT26 i-V \ Site