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VOL. XLI., NO. 229. Claaalfled Advertising on Page 10. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1927. (TWELVE PA PRICE THREE CENTS S\ute ‘I'onu- I WOMAN KILLS On Frisco-to-Honolulu Air Trail PONY EXPRESS MAN IN DUEL NO, SAYS BYRD AIRPLANE RACE |U. S. ENVOYS STAND A And Is Herself Killed—Son TO BRING NOTE Sees Tragedy—Mystery Sur­ TO IMPATIENT rounds the Case. alone at geneva TO PRESIDENT New Orleans, La., June 27. OCEANFLYERS STARTS TODAY! ---- - — Returning from a picnic dance to the woman's camp Refuse to Discuss Capital Ship Question At Geneva as De­ home on the shores of Lake Best Riders of the West toi Pontchartrain near here, Mrs. Commander of America De-i Smith to Hop Off This After­ Nora Debuc, 4 2, and Earl mand By Great Britain— Japan Sides With Britaii^ Scully. 33, fought a gun duel Travel In Relays From late Sunday in which the wom­ d a re s He Will Not Start j noon and Navy and Army an was killed and the man fa­ Americans Say Question Was Settled In 1921— Re­ tally wounded, dying early to­ Until Weather Officials Machine to Start Tomor­ Cheyenne to Summer day without regaining con­ port That There Is Deadlock Is Denied By Gihson. sciousness. Mrs. Debuc’s son, .\solphc, Give Him the Word to Go., row Afternoon. White House in Black Hills i 2 0, ran from an inside room Geneva, June 2 7.— The United included in the discussion, w hile I to see his mother fall dead on ! ------the porch. States deleigation to the naval arm­ the Japanese delegates would Ilka Rapid City, S. D.. June 27.— San Francisco, Calif., June 27.— The son told police that he ' ■ Roosevelt Field. N. V . June 27. | to exclude all ships under 700 tons Riders of a never-to-be-forgotten A genuine race for mastery of the ament limitation conference here had accompanied his mother, a f -—Commander Richard E. Ryrd is | displacement. The American dele­ Pacific by air loomed today. was left standing alone today on past— the boys of tile Pony Ex- widow, and Scully, a frequent gates have indicated that they con­ 1 not going to be stampeded into a j With the take-off for Honolulu press— are to make their bow to caller, to a picnic dance in the. its refusal to discuss the capital sider submarines of 700 ton size aa premature hop-off for Paris in the j of the giant arm.' monoplane pilot­ ship question as demanded by potential offensive weapons, and I’rcsident Coolidgc early next afternoon, and that there had ed by Lieutenants Lester Maitland been no quarrel. On their re­ monoplane America, thus defeating Great Britain. will insist on a lower maximum inontli over the famous Deadwood- and Albert Hagenberger definitely tonnage for submarines excluded turn he went inside the house, the scientific aim of his repeatedly j The Japanese delegation today Cheyenne trail, once the scene of set for Tuesday and final prepara­ from the discussions. and fell asleep. He was awak­ delayed expedition. That object is.! tions being rushed for the take-off received instructions from Tokyo operations for the most desperate ened by the shots. At the press conference this among other things, to establish j of the civilian and naval planes, it authorizing the delegates to discuss morning Hugh Gibson was asked by and notorious outlaws of the West. appeared possible that all three standard conditionp of trans-Atlan-1 this question here, it was learned. an English newspaper correspondT The fastest horses and the ablest tic flying in co-opei‘ation with the' might be in the air at the same ent if it was not for the purpose of riders of the plains are being as­ United States Weather Bureau. j time. The Japanese instructions were DUCHESS OF YORK sent follownig a conference of the clearing the American coast of rum sembled along this historic route to Byrd will take off just as soon as: It looked today as though the ministry of marine in Tokyo yes­ running vessels that the United carry to the President an invitation the weather bureau says conditions ’hree entries in the thrilling aerial States was demanding parity with are satisfactory and “not until , derby might take the air in this or­ terday. from Gov. Frank Emerson to visit Hitherto the Japanese delegation parity with Great Britain in cruiser BACK HOME AGAIN then,” he asserted firmly today. j der: Cheyenne and Wyoming. Twenty- had stood with the American del­ strength. eight relays will be used, the first Others (niiiatieiit ; Carrying the colors of Oakland. Califi. Ernie Smith (left! Pacific Civilian entry, piloted by Ernest “We have other ship.? for those Air Transport mail pilot and Captain C. H. Carter, navicator. are ready Smith, air mail pilot, with Captain egates on the declaration that the rider leaving Cheyenne early in the “Let’s go." has been the plea of! British proposals relating to capi­ purposes." Gibson replied. morning and the final courier j at least two members of the expedi- i to hop off this afternoon at San Francisco, destination Honolulu, stops Charlie Carter as navigator, late to­ none. day. tal ships were settled at the Wash­ Loudon Reports reaching the state game lodge ' With Duke She Spent Six tion of four, but Byrd, actuated by j ington conference and were out­ the scientific factor involved ai>d Army entry, piloted by Richard London, June 27.— A deadlock shortly after noon the next day. side the agenda and present con­ seemed today to be developing in the added fact that he holds the! Grace, “the aviator with a broken Selecting Riders , ference. the naval limitation conference at Months In Visiting Various lives of three men In his hands, as, neck,’’ late Tuesday. For the past three days, T. Jo e ; -All in the .\ir. Geneva over the issue of capita-! Cahill, executive manager of the ; replied: "No— No. not yet.” Every | ARMY DIRIGIBLES LINDY TO VISIT ‘‘.A HOLLOW VICTORY ” ships. man in the expedition is loyal to | If this situation develops, as U Department of Commerce and In­ Points In British Empire. appeared likely today, all three Washington, June 27.— The Bri­ There is comparatively little dustry of the state of Wyoming, has ' Byrd, and have the utmost confI-| tish have won a hollow victory in dence In him. Two of them. Bert'. planes would be in the air simul­ comment, although it is reported been touring through Wyoming, TO FLY OVER EAST persuading the Japanese to agree that the conference may be ad­ Acosta, the nervy black-haired, CANADA THURSDAY taneously, two head westward with Nebraska, and South Dakota select-! to their proposal of discussing the journed for a month to give the Portsmouth. En.gland. June 27— black-eyed pilot, and Bernt Balch- the sun over the 2,400 landless ir.g the men and horses who will ; mUes and one headed eastward. capital ship question at the Geneva British government time to adjust j The giant battle cruiser Renown. en, the blonde, blue-eyed'Norwegian revive for a day the famous Pony I Smith and Carter and Maitland Naval Conference, according to the its views privately before the limi­ ablaze with bunting, docked at the relief man. would jump otT under Express men who actually braved I and Hagenberger * will have the viewpoint of the American govern­ tation program is tackled again. It i Admiralty Jetty here at noon today any conditions just for the love of the dang^s of the highways during ! One of the Trips Will Take! Accepts Invitation To M i- Hawiian Islands as their goal. ment, expressed by officials here to­ was the British delegates who rais­ I thus bringing the six months’ tour it. and they have made that fact the mad days of the gold rush to : Grace, hopping from Hawaii, will day. ed the issue of capital ships at Ge­ I of the Duke and Duchess of York, very plain. But. eager as they are carry the mail to civilization’s out- | have the Pacific coast as his goal The American view is that capi­ neva. i during which they toured Panama, to get away, they respect B>rd’s Ships Along Atlantic Coast lee Celebration In Ottawa; posts will be included. In the lucky j with Los -\ngeles as his destination tal ships were dealt with and the British .governm?nt officials do ! .\ustralia. New Zealand. Itfauritius, calm judgment and self-control. if fuel and oil hold out. not believe that W. C. Bridgeman, group of plainsmen, and the word I ^^aUa. Gibraltar and other empire Cites for Braverj’ question settled at the Washington Just wliat was holding up the de­ First Lord of the Admiralty, and "lucky” is used advisedly— there la j' points. Byrd, who four times has been ' As Far As Boston. Took Good Rest Sunday. conference in 1921.. The agreement parture of the army plane was not one of the leaders of the British keen competition among the cow- '■ Almost tlie first person to greet cited for bravery and who had the there reached was embodied in the plain today. It was announced as delegation, wiil back down upon hoys for an opportunity to ride a !i the duke and duchess was the daring to fly to the North Pole, is ; five-power naval treaty, which stil’ Washington. June 27.— Weather ready when the aviators arrived his demand for further discussion portion of the route, jI Prince of 'V\’'ales who, with Prince courageous almost beyond belief, New York, June 2 7.— After; has until 1931 to run before it can conditions permitting the huge here from S; n Diego Saturday but of the limitation of capital ships. i'innl Rider i Henry, had journeyed down from but he refuses to lose sight of the be revised. Five countries are signa­ spending the week-end in seclusion j today Lieutenant Maitland was pos­ Surprised at Refusal The final" rider, as yet uuan- I London to convey to the Duke and aim of the expedition. army Dirigible 4-1, will within a tory to that treaty, the United at the country home of F. Tritbee! itive it would not leave before Tues­ Meanwhile the admiralty profes­ uuunccd. Cahill promises, will be ; Duchess welcon'.e home greetings If he was to disregard the advice few days undertake an extended States, Great Britain, Japan, Italy day. All day Sunday radio experts ses to be "non-plussed’’ by the re­ "one of the most picturesque from the royal family. of the weather experts in this Davison, assistant secretary of war, and France. Neither France nor flight over the eastern part of the tinkered with a new installation on fusal of the Americans to take up characters of the Black Hills." He Met by Planes flight, he would be violating one of for aviation, near Glen Cove, Long Italy are participants in the Geneva the British proposal. country, the Army Air Corps an­ the plane. Just what it was is a will present to Mr. Coolidge a Five bombing planes met the Re- the first principles it is hoped to conference. Hence, it was said, no Island, Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, secret. A test flight was made The Daily News, in commenting special invitation burnt on a dress­ I nown off St. Catherine's Point, establish for future fl>'ing of the nounced today. revision of the 1921 treaty can be upon the situation, expressed the ed calfskin, urging the executive south of the Isle of Wight, and es- the trans-Atlantic flyer, came into and Lieutenai.t .Maitland was mani­ attempted at Geneva because of the oceans, the principle of obtaining The trip would take the dirigible festly pleased with the result. fear that, if the Geneva conference to attend the "Frontier Days" cele-i corted her into the Portsmouth har- New York today for business con-| absence of two of the signers. and accepting government co-oper­ from its home hangar on Scott Wait for General. fails to reach a definite agree­ bration at Cheyenne, July 26-30. | bor. Four destroyers also acted as .May Be Discussed ment, it will have a serious effect ation in commercial flying. Field. Belleville, 111., directly to ferences. | Several things were mentioned as ------^------' an escort and harbor craft set up a upon the disarmament plans of the “Since Colonel Lindbergh’s re­ Langley Field, \’a., vhere it would To Go to Canada holding up departure of the army Of course, it was pointed out Lea.giie of Nations. The Daily turn to the United States, we have be inspected and ser<'iced. The fol­ Harold Bixbie. of St. Louis, ouei plane. One was the non-arrival of here, the question can be “discuss­ WOMAN STOPS PANIC : r 7 '; S f , been awaiting the word of the lowing day the RS-1 would go to of the backers of Lindbergh’s New I ed". However, all discussion will be News said: Massed bands assembled on the General Mason Patrick, head of the "Reduciion in warship staiidard.s United. States Weather Bureau that Bolling Field here and then east to York-to-Paris flight, said Lindbergli Army Air Service, who was expect­ academic and futile so far as any IN MONTRFAI THFATFR' Pl^yed military airs while of- the weatlier would be O. K. for our Lakeliurst, N. J., after which the might remain here until he hops off' concrete developments are concern­ is an essential part of disarmament 111 mV/11 lU L n L lllLiniLilV fj^ai welcoming ceremonies were ed Sunday from Los Angeles. He policy and offers a shrewd test of flight,” said Byrd. “That word has journey would be continued Up the for Ottawa. Canada, to attend thej ed. Washington officialdom takes ; in progress. was looked for today. .Another the sincerity of the governments never been given. Just as soon as Atlantic coast, probably as far as dominion semi-centennial jubilee os' was cross wind currents at both the position: "The Washington I u j Received by Mayor that word is gi\en we will go and the guest of the dominion goverii-j Treaty, there it stands until 1931." concerned. A very great respon­ -Pije mayor of Portsmouth presid- Boston. Cri.ssy Field and at the Oakland sibility will rest upon the powers lakes Lhargie of Ushers and not until then," Persuading the Japanese to agree Return Trip ment. The jubilee ceremonies will! .Municipal Airport which Lieutenant which persist in rejecting this Empties Large Movie House cd at the welcoming ceremonies. Three Farewells be.gin on Friday, and Lindbergli i to the discussion is regarded here The royal party entraimed at 1:10 Another night’s layover at Lake- "Maitland feared would be disas­ limited but effective solution, par­ In Just Four Minutes. Three times to flyers have said liurst would be made before the re­ probably will leave Mitchel Field! trous if his big U'i-motored Fokker as merely a face-saving move on p. m., for London, where King their good-byes to their loved ones, ticularly upon the power which turn trip is started. On the home on Thursday. ' plajie attemiKed to take the air the part of the British. George and Queen Mary, members only to have something to come up took the initiative in calling the Montreal. June 27.— The presencoj journey the ship is expected to fol­ Rested on Sunday with a full load of more than 1.100 There is more than a suspicion of the Cabinet and representatives at the last moment to delay their conference. of mind of Mrs, B. M. Garfield, wife i low the Hudson river to West Point Lindbergh spent a restful Sun-, gallons of gasoline. among naval experts here, too, that of the dominions will greet them I departure. Their disappointment Mill Hurt I.ettgiie of the manager of a large theater [ and the Mohawk valley to Buffalo, day. He played tennis and took a the British action in raising the at Victoria station. ■ was particularly keen early Sunday "It would be '.ietter. in here, was believed today to have' at which point it would turn west horseback ride during the morning., capital ship question was a move that averted a panic and possibly fatal, Since their depaHure on Janu­ morruing. As the plane was being evt't'.i if President Coolidge had___ ary 6 the Duke and Duchess have and fly in a straight line to Scott After luncheon he wrote a few le:- to camouflage the real issue of the results when a cry of "fire" swept i lueled for the trip and food sup- tcr.s and took a nap. refusing to see' AIRPLANE FLEET conference, which is cruisers. never opened his lips. Failure to covered 30,000 miles. ' plies taken aboard a thunderstorm Field. reach au agreement now will in­ through the well-filled playhou.=c any visitors or even answer the tele­ E.viH?rts Suspicious I broke over Roosevelt Field, The RS-1, largest of the army jure perhaps disastrously, the during a performance. phone. American naval experts regard ' drenching the long runway from dirigibles, has a capacity of 719,500 larger disarmament plans of the Smoke from a fire in a riearb.v cubic feet, is driven by four Liberty Servants on the estate rarefiUl;' TOURIE STATES Britain’s cruiser proposals more store crept into the theater and theU which the take-ofT was to be made League of .Nation.s. and will cer­ engines and carries a crew of nine. guarded Lindbergh from reporter.- and more unfavorably as the shouts of some of the spectato.'si ! and the get-away wa.s again post- tainly be followed by a new era of PLANE FORCED DOWN It is 2S2 feet long and SO feet and others who tried to see him. ' Genova conference progresses. The precipitated a rush for the exits, j poned. ID frenzied naval arming. Not only I The fiery Acosta, his dark eyes heighth. Fourteen Machines On 16 proposal to limit cruisers to 7,500 tiaval opinion but public opiniou several persons fainting. CANADA E.XfTTED tons, and restrict the armament to .Mrs. Garfield shouted there wa- ON ROCKVILLE FARM j flashing, his blacn hair tumbling j throughout the world is finding jt Ottawa. June 27.— Canada s ' six-inch guns, is considered par­ difficult to understand the attitude no fire in the building, ins’ructed i [ down over his swarthy, Spanish capital today awaited the comin.g Day Trip to Visit 14 States -----;— I features, moved about the hangar, ticularly clever from the British of the .American delegates at Ge­ the ushers to pass the word along, ■ of Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh to viewpoint. neva.’’ and kept the orchestra playing Aviator on Way to Boston Imppily until the annoiumement I add its tribtite to the trans-.Atlantic Britain’s vast mercantile marine, while the theater was emptied in Loses Partner and Wav In' came that Byrd had called thej OUR GROSS INCOME aviator. Lindbergh will he the : and 24 Cities. orderly fashion under her direction: H eavy Fog Over C itv/ I tliglu off. Then his face dropped . I guest of Premier Mackenzie King ' which she has not allowed to de­ in four minutes. ” : and he was the picture of dejec-l j at Latirier House when he visits : teriorate since the war, will not take eight-inch guns. But many of Rockville, June 27.— A plane tion. He tried to induce Byrd, j i Ottawa next week-end at the invi- ' Ford .Mrport, Dearborn, Mich.. PROTESTANT STATION through Grover Whalen, vice pres-| NEARLY 200 MILLION tation of the Canadian govern- , her newest merchant ships, produc­ which left Texas a week ago yes- June 27.— Seeking to further the ed since the war, are readily con­ ANOTHER MAN KILLED lerday and which was on its way ident of the America Trans-Oceanic | ! ment. | establishment of additional air lines vertible into light cruisers for -war. to Boston was forced down on the Co., backers of the flight, to start i ! The official reception will be re- j IS DENIED UCENSE and to further public confidence i:i and are built to support si.x-incli farm of George Skinner in the west in spite of the soggy field, asserting I i duced to a minimum to enable the ; Only Represent 4 Million air travel, fourteen airplanes, com­ armament. ON MILFORD TURNPIKE part of the city yesterday afternoon he could “get the plane up.” He j ; public to make the acquaintance of j prising the National .Air Tour Fleet was ■ overruled, however. Balchcu | the famous flyer. i In this connection, the United because of the heavy fog. The I of 1 927. hopped off here today on wanted to go, too— very badly. One : States Shipping Board published to­ Federal Radio Board Says Colored Man Steps In Front of jilane carried the number Texas Residents of Total of 116 ______the first leg of a 16-day, 4,000-mile There Are No Wave Lengths 7152. The pilot of the plane told of the mechanics who kryows Acos­ flight through fourteen states, day some illuminating statistics ta well, remarked that “Bert would ; concerning shipbuilding since the Auto Driven by New Haven ihe few that gathered that he and touching at 25 cities. Available In Washington- hop-off on a hot stove if they’d let | war. Resident; Police Hold Driver another airman had left Texas a Million, Say Officials. | gRAy MUCH WORRIED Thirteen of tlie planes are con­ week ago and were on their way to him.” I testing for the Edsel Ford trophy Some I-’igures M’ashingion. June Z7.— The But hopping off on a soggy field : Milford. Conn., June 27.—The Boston. During the storm yester- I and nearly $20,000 in cash prizes. In the last five years, the fi.gurcs I proposed establisliinent in IVash- in a monoplane weighing seven tons long list of .Milford Turnpike fatal­ day and the fog that followed it Washington, June 27.— Ameri­ OVER WIFE’S ABSENCE Speed and efficiency, including showed, the six principal maritime I ington of a great “Protestant ities was lengthened again lodav made it impossible to keep in touch : and a quarter is not an easy task, ca’s gross income in 1926 was near­ load carrying ability and other nations of the world have construct­ I broadcastiiiig station” was dealt a when an unknown colored man wasiwiith each other. After missin.g ! It is necessar;' to speed the three ly .$200,000,000,000. points will determine the winner. ed 973 vessels of more than 2,000 I severe blow today when the Feder- run down and killed b,^' a car driven his companion he decided to circle ! motors up to sixty or seventy miles This gigaiiitic dollar tournoter Has Visited Him Only Once 10 Passenger Planes tons each. Of this nuenber, the Unit­ I al Radio Commission officially ad- b.\- Philip J .Moore, of 431 Orange back and try and locate him. He an hour, cut a rope releasing the was disclosed today by statistics of Since He Went on Trial For ed States has built but ten. For i vised backers of the project that ship and then shoot it along a run­ The planes range from five to ten- Eireet, New Haven. The accident was flying low and fearing that he Income for 1925, issued by the Bu­ Snyder Murder. passenger cabin machines to small­ every ship laid down in America ] no wave lengths are available. occurred at two a. m., when the, was lost and not on the right direc- i way nine-tenths of a mile until it reau of Internal Revenue, today, between 1921-27, Great Britain has ! The “Fellowship Forum,” an an- lifts and takes the air. The start er, open jobs designed to carry ap­ man stepped directl.\- in front of fion he decided to come down. and treasury figures showing in­ proximately 600 pounds of mail or built- 42, Germany 12, France 5. ! ti-Catholic. anti-Jewish publication fraught with daager, as was evi­ Ossining, N. Y^., June 27.— Mrs. ! here, sponsored the new station and Moore’s car so suddenl.\- that the This was about 2 o'clock daylight ' come tax collections in 1926 ex­ express or two passengers, beside and Italy and Japan four each. denced by the take-off of Captain Ruth Snyder, under sentence of has raised a fund of many thou­ diiver had no lime to avoid hitting saving time. He waited for w o ceeded those of 1925 b.v about nine the pilot, and all are adaptable to This angle of the cruiser ques­ him. Rene Fonck’s plane last fall, which death with Judd Gray for the mur­ sands of dollars among its readers hours and not finding anything, Per cent. private travel as well as for regular tion is entirely separate from that Moore was placed under bond of more about his partner or his plane ! resulted in the deaths of two me­ der of Mrs. Snyder’s husband, Al­ to erect the station. The official gross Income of cor­ bert, spent a warm week-end in air line service. The majority are of the American need for cruisers $500 pending the investigation by | decided to continue on, leaving here j chanics. porations and individuals making of 10,000 tons, instead of 7,500 Commissioner O. H. Caldwell Sing Sing prison’s death house, powered by the Wright whirlwind sent a letter today to James H. Coroner Eli Mix who ordered Moore j at 4.30 and it was noticed that he j federal tax returu.s for 19 25 were motor. tons, because tTf the vast distances to appear before him at New Haven was flying low and in a zig zag ! complaining of the heat and humid- Vance, manager of the Forum, ad­ given a.s follows: Henry Ford, who was present between American naval bases. later in the day. The dead man ' manner as he passed to the west, , ity and wishing plaintively for a vising him of the commission’s de­ HALF INCH OF RAIN Individuals— $25,272,034,000. with his son Edsel at the take-off, appeared to have been a laborer, ' ------breeze. cision. Caldwell pointed out that Corporations — $136,191,000,- commented on the wonderful im­ “NO DEADLOCK” presumably employed in one of the ' NO TRACE OF FLYERS 000. Gray had a reunion with his before the erection of a station a mother and sister to discuss plans provement in the planes starting Geneva, June 27.— "There is no permit must be secured under the nursery gardens in the district. He FALLS IN 5 MINUTES Small Percentage for his appeal and his domestic af­ today over those of three years deadlock.” 1 radio law. No permit has been was about forty years old, five feet, Quebec, Que., June 27.— A large These incomes represent those of fairs. According to reports from ago. This declaration was made to­ applied for in this case. Caldwell ten inches tr.ll, and weighed 165 j groupIAJ ofLfl. IndiansXlILLxAl-lO which i.iaohas JUOL just I __ _ __ . _ ^ ^ only 5,171,451 individuals out of prison employes. Gray expressed Ford Speaks day by Hugh Gibsoi*, head of the sent blanks, but pointed out at the pounds. !reachcii Escoumains at the head of! New Haven Reports^New Rec the country’s 116,000,000 popula­ “This difference,” said Ford, American delegation attending the same time there are some three Gerard P. Kirk, of 2100 Park the Saguenay river, reported today ol’d—Severest Sho’wer New tion, and 430,000 corporations. The concern over the report reaching “may not be apparent to the casual naval limitation conference. He hundred applications now on file avenue. Bridgeport, imssed the spot that they had seen no trace of any Miconies of the remainder of the the prison that his wife, Isabel Haven Has Had in Years. eye because the improvements have added: ahead of the Forum’s. about rlie time of the accident. He white men that might be identified population were estimated it near­ Gray, living now in South Norwalk, Conn., will not visit him again. been largely mechanical and are “We shall probably limit our­ and Moore placed the man in Kirk’s as the missing French aviators, New Haven, Conn., June 27.— ly $20,000,000,o00 which escapes car, and Kirk drove to Milford hos­ Prison employes say Gray has contained within the planes them­ selves to stating our position upon Charles Nungesser and Francois The Weather Bureau office here to­ taxation by legitimate or illegiti­ the question of reopening the issue pital where the man was found to mate means. asked what is keeping her away. selves. Nevertheless they are Coli. However, this group of In­ day reported a new record set here there.” of limiting capital ships.” FIND BODY IN RIVER be dead. Moore followed Kirk to Experts said that since tax rates She has seen him but once since dians does not belong to the band Sunday afternoon when more than The fleet will visit Buffalo today, I Despite the fact that no decision .Milford and reported the accident are the same this year as for the he went to trial in Long Island City Middletown, Conn.. June 27.— which was In the district m north­ half an inch of rain fell in a five- proceeding to Geneva and Schenec­ has been officially reached as to at police headquarters where a period covered by the internal rev­ and that was in Sing Sing’s death The body of Oscar Johnson. 42, was ern Quebec province near Saint minute period during the severest house more than three weeks ag.'>. tady tomorrow. Boston will be the whether or not limitation of capital technical charge of reckless driving Germain township at the time the enue report, it may be assumed that taken from the Connecticut river was placed against him. shower New Haven has known in objective of the flight Wednesday: ships shall be discussed, the techni­ missing airmen were believed to bo years. The total rainfall for the day incomes for 1926 Increased by the here today by police after a fifteen- same per centage. TO DROP HEISE New York Thursday and Friday cal work of the naval experts is in the region. was .8 4 of an inch, all coming with­ year-old boy had discovered it 13 KILLED BY AUTO Hoover's Estimate ■Washington, June 27.— Major Philadelphia and Baltimore will be continuing. floating some distance from • the in fifteen minutes. Secretary of Commerce Hoover August Heise, prohibition official ini visited. Meet This Afternoon shore. Johnson was employed KILLED BY AUT018T by Chicago, June 27.— Thirteen The shower worked diagnoally lias estimated the annual Income of New York, who was suspended Sat­ This is the reliability flight’s A meeting of the delegates was the A. N. .Pierson Co., of Cromwell, persons were dead here today, vic­ across the southwestern part of the I individuals at $90,000,000,000. urday for alleged third-degree third anniversary and it is the out­ scheduled for 2:30 o’clock, the and lived at 61 Rapello avenue. He tims of automobile accidents over Bedford, N. Y., June 27.— The state, doing heavy damage to un­ But slightly over one-fourth of this methods In forcing confessions, will’ standing event for airplanes en­ chief purpose being to discuss ■what was a native of Sweden. the week-end. The death toll rais­ dead body of Robert Lane, 55, was paved roads and vegetation. Strik­ is shown on income tax returns. Ex­ be permanently separated from the' gaged in commercial service. classes and sizes of small naval When police found $102 in bills ed Chicago motor casualties since found on the Armonk road here to­ ing the state just northwest of perts said that billions or dollars prohibition service, it was an­ ships would be excluded from con­ on the body they dismissed the the first of the year to 453. day by a motorist who brought the Danbury the shower ravaged that that should be paying taxes escape nounced today by Seymour Low- TREASURY" BALANCE sideration at the conference. idea of foul play. They learned Five of the dead were children, body here and notified police. Lane town and then moved at more than entirely, placing a materially high­ man, the new dry czar. Lowman The British delegates desire all Johnson had not been at his home struck down while playing in the is believed to have been run down thirty miles an hour to New Haren er tax burden on the comparatively said he understood Heise wouM ■M'ashington, June 27.— Treasury classes of naval craft, including •since Saturday, and they believe he streets. and killed by an automobile. and so out into the sound. tew suxiporters of the governmenL "resien-” balance June 24: $308,979,724.20. niinesweeners and river gunboats, was drowned accidentally. ' • ' '

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Int Harves . 178% 178% 178% he was keeping within the law. Inspiration . 13 12% 12% 113 NEVER ABSENT ADOPT SCHEDULE FOR “ CAMP” WEEK IN ABOUTTOWN Judge Johnssn suspended, judgment Local Stocks Int Nickel . . . 61% 61% 61% POLICE COURT HAS in his case. Kennecott . . 613.1 61 % 61% Annelll-Etaviardo Fineent to sell Radio Cor . . . 54 53% 54 took a jump this morning at 8:30 First Bond and Mort Ninth School district playground and also with reputation. These R Island com .112% 112% 112U ■'vheti the new i.arallel water main First Natl (Htfd) . 305 Ninth District Pupils Did workers met this morning at the men have taken over the restaurant Sears Roe . . . . 57% 57 57% Sharing Profits With Ki- Was connected with the old sys­ thing From Anto to Rum Hart Natl Bk & Tr 470 School street Recreation Center to at 22 Maple street since the first of S O of N Jv. . . 36% 36 3^ 36% draw up schedules under which the tem. A new b.yOster pipe is now In Htfd-Conn Trust Co use all the wa./ from Lydallville to the month. The place was raided Sou Pac . . . . .115% 114 3/i 114% Not Miss a Session. south end playgrounds will operate wanis Children’s Fund. on the 23d and a quantity of wine Land Mtg & Title 65 50 Depot Square. Offenses Uses Up 2 Hours. Morris Plan Bank . Studebaker . . 50% 5Q% for the summer. The following was secured by S^geant William Tob Prod ... .101 100% 100% schedule was made: Barron and Patrolman John Mc- Park St Trust . . . . .129 128% 129 Manchester merchants will give a All members of the Ladies’ Guild Phoenix St Bk Tr . United Fruit EAST SIDE. Glimft Union Pac . . 172 172 172 During the 186 1-2 days which Monday, 6:30: Croquet for girls percentage of their gross sales dur­ of St. Mary’s Episcopal church who The Manchester police court was Chief Gordon, Sergeant Barron Riverside Trust . ., . 121 120% 120 44 can make It convenient are urged to Bonds U S St com . made up the 1926-27 school year, and women; 7 o’clock, volley ball ing the week of July 11-16 to the in session this morning for over and Patrolmen McGlinn, Wirtalla, U S Rubber . . 40% 40 44 40% Klwanls Camp fund, it was decided attend the picnic Wednesday at the Htfd & Conn West 6 . 95 there were 113 children who had for women, under Miss Mary'Drew; two hours as there were 15 cases Seymour, Martin and Galligan all Wab pfd A . . 99 99 99 perfect attendance in the Ninth 6:30, tumbling and apparatus for this morning at a meeting of the Dougan cottage. Lake Wangun^- on the docket. The” ranged from a testified that the place had a repu­ East Conn Power . . 991^ 102 74% 74% baug. South Coventry. The start Hart E L 7 s ...... 370 380 West E & M . . 74% District, it was announced today •boys; 7:30, horseshoe pitching for committee representing the Mer­ minor motor vehicle violation to tation as being one where liquor Willys Over . . 18% 18% 18% at the office of Superintendent F. men, under Thomas Pickett. chants’ association. The week will will be made at 9 o’clock from the sale of liquor. Judge Johnson was could be bought. Patrolman Mc­ Conn ' 4 I/0S . 98 100 Va home of Mrs. Ellis Callis on East Hart I 7s ... . 380 390 A. Verplanck. There were 2,159 Tuesday, 9:30 a. m.: small boys; be known as Merchants’ Kiwanis on the bench and Prosecuting At­ Glinn told the court of a visit he Canter street. Conn ■ 5Hs . .109 110% in the district which means that 10:30, junior baseball league, un­ Camp Week and all money realized torney Charles R. Hathaway repre­ made to the place on the 19th when Brid .104 GIVE VAQTION ADDRESS slightly more than 5 per cent brav­ der James Dowd; 1:15 .handwork then will be turned over to the sented the state. Practically all a Mrs. Lombardo who was appar­ 5s . . . 105 Miss Naomi Foster of Academy Insurance Stocks ed the elements to attend every for children; 2 o’clock, handwork Kiwanis fund to help pay for the the police force was present. The ently keeping watch, warned the Aetna Insurance . . ..530 540 session. for girls; 3 o’clock, folk dancing support of the underprivileged chil­ street East, entertained-the M. courtroom was filled and there was proprietors that the policemen were TO POSTOFFICE-SURE! W. B .club of girls from tne Wind­ Aetna Casual Sure . .780 800 The Nathan Hale school in which for children: 4 o’clock, dancing for dren who go to the camp every scarcely standing room. outside. She was seen to wash .Aetna L i f e ...... 535 545 there are many children whose girls; 6:30, baseball for women; year. sor avenue Congregational church, Robert Fitzpatrick of the north a glass that evidently had contain­ parents are foreign born, is sec­ 7:30, horseshoe pitching for wom­ Hartford, Saturday afternoon. A pic­ end was arrested by Officer John Conn General ...... 1505 1525 Lots of Trouble Over Miscarry­ To Extend Number ed liquor. A gallon of wine was ond on the list with 33 names, en, under Miss Drew. nic lunch was enjoyed, followed by McGllnn. Sunday morning he was found under an ice box. The glass Autom obile...... 200 220 ing Mail Caused by Failure The committee appointed last Hartford F i r e ...... 530 540 while the Lincoln school runs It a WEST SIDE. week met this morning in the music and games. found lyinrr near the South Man­ and wine were In evidence in court. Hart Steam Boiler ..620 .635 To Do So. close third. Barnard school was Monday, 6:30, croquet for wom­ Chamber of Commerce rooms and chester railroad track dead drunk. A pitcher smelled of liquor after first with forty names on the en; 7:15, handwork for women, un­ Hose Company No. 1 of the north He pleaded guilty this morning and it had been washed. The police Lincoln Nat Life . . . . 90 9 5 “honor” roll. decided on the date of the week. National Fire ...... 7^0 800 ‘Much unnecessary annoyance, in­ der Miss Dorothy Hardy; 6:30, Secretary George E. Rix of the end fire department will meet at a fine of $10 and costs was impos­ had received complaints about men convenience, or disappointment re­ Barnard school (grade eight), tumbling and apparatus; 7:30, the headquarters. Main and Hilliard ed. going in and coming out of the P hoenix...... 580 590 Miss Eaton’s room: James Egan, Chamber was appointed chairman Travelers ...... 1190 1210 sults from the failure of vacation­ horseshoe pitching for men. under of the committee to approach other streets, this evening at 7 o’clock George Jones of the south end place drunk. McGlinn named four Fred Marks; Miss Sweeney’s room: Mr. Dowd. for a fire drill. paid a fine of $10 and costs for in­ Public Utility Stocks ists to advise their friends and merchants of the town and to de­ or five men who are drinkers and John Fischer, Frank Hatch, Ken­ Tuesday, 9:30 a. m., games for toxication. He was arrested by Ser­ Conn L P 7 % ...... 117 others, including postmasters, as to termine how many of them will in the habit of frequenting the neth Hudson, Albert Krause, Aus­ little girls; 11:30, croquet for girls, Miss Helen Nute, a former mem­ geant Crockett at Love Lane early place. Conn L P 8% ...... 121 their correct post-office addresses, tin Krause. Miss Clark’s room: come into the movement. He will Grotn Wat Newfoundland (colony)— Three tin. Yf^^^^oldwun- SEE LON CHANEY in ncTUii E Vou may want Knickers, Sport Sweaters, Sweat = of Mrs. Alice Munsie, Miss Gertrude months (extension privileges.) Mrs. Robert Martin, who is in “THE UNKNOWN” E Shirts, Golf Hose, Neckwear, Shirts, etc. S Gordon, Cleon Chapman and Ray­ Nova Scotia— Ninety days, ex­ charge of the card playing and mond Carrier. cept commercial vehicles. dancing, announces that six prizes MRS. MONROE BARLOW c Don t overlook your underwear. You will find it ad- 5 In addition to the members of Ontario— Thirty days,- except will be given the winners. Assisting £ visable to have several changes of summer underwear. = the committee,, the following other commercial vehicles and cars of Mrs. Martin will be Miss Rebecca DEAD AT LOS ANGELES c We carry all the nationally known makes. — persons completed the party: Mr. owners doing business in the prov­ Bray, Miss Frances Hanson, Miss TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY and R. D. Webster and farplly, Mr. ince. , Ethel Haddon, Ruth Foster and and Mrs. Charles Krob and family, Quebec:—Three months for pleas­ Wesley Shorts. ure vehicles. Parents Get Word of Demise of da Mrs. Cleon Chapman, Mrs. Ray­ DID YOU SEE THE CONpiT? Daughter Who Went to Cali­ “S in “ The Cradle Snatchers” Straw Hats mond Carrier, Mr. and Mrs. John CARD OF THANKS New York, June 27.— Another fornia a Year Ago. Get ’em young, get treated rough and tell ’em every­ Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Old­ comet “ came and went” today with­ SAILORS TOYOS PANAMAS ham, James V. Mijnsle, Edward thing is the motto of the “ Cradle Snatchers.” We wish to take this opportuni­ out unloosing any meteoric show­ Bergeron, Miss Evelyn Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Olson of ty to thank our neighbors and ers. Stone street received a telegram The Picture That Rocks With Laughter. Floyd Marshall, Ragnar Gustafson friends for their kind acts of sym­ The Pons-Winenecke comet got yesterday telling of the death of Miss Margaret Dlmlow, Herbert pathy during our great bereave­ within 3,500,000 miles of the earth their daughter, Mrs. Monroe Bar- George H, Williams Bidwell and Miss Mary Ruff. ment at the los§. of our husband today, as close as it could come, ac­ low of Los Angeles, Calif. |Irs- I 1 and father. We would especially cording to astronomers. It was Barlow went to California more \ Johnson Block = So many shillings are put into th.*nk all those who contributed traveling at the rate of 18 1-2 miles than a year ago. Members of the THURSDAY ONLY THURSDAY London gas meters that a coin I Open Monday, Wednesday and Friday Until 7:30. | flowers. a second in the same general direc­ Olson family were unable to say shortage often exists until the met­ MRS. THOMAS JACKSON. tion the earth is traveling. today what the cause of death was Country Store and Surprise Night ers can be cleared and the coins pul EDITH JACKSON, The comet will be visible until but it is understood that Mrs. Bar- Amiiimuniiiiimiimimuuiiiiiiimnmuinmiuimuuiiuumiiuiiiniiiiiiiiiiii5 into circulation again. ALBERT JACKSON. about July 1. low died suddenly.

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In a spirit of deep self-approval, the I Stafford Springs barracks of the spectively, for their essays on Idea being that the saps had to be state police Leonard Alain of Glas- “ Daniel O’Connell.’’ Three prizes PENTLAND SPRINTS RICKARD DEMANDS prevented from spending their tTnbury was fined $10 and costs are offered to the graduates of St. money as they sa'w fit. f .'‘■j R o c k v i l l e on the charge of speeding. Gottlieb Bernard’s school by the A. O. H. IN ON-TO-PARIS RACE The commission, therefore, 1s Zohner of Rockville was fined $15 and Ladies’ Auxiliary, A. O. H. $40 FOR RINGSIDES faced with the problem of making a and costs. Charles Robinson of Mrs. Minnie Badsteubnej- was choice between the saps and some­ awarded a prize at the meeting of thing it probably has been told to i i J i s Ellington, was going west on Un­ ion street on a motorcycle, traffic the local American Legion auxil­ Gains 400 Votes in House & Co. get. was light, a fine of $15 and costs. iary in G. A. R. hall Wednesday THIEF VISITS evening. This prize was awarded Contest But Anderson Still The state policeman did most of Holds Substantial Lead. If He Can I Get It He Wffl his work at the junction of Pros­ Mrs. Badsteubner for securing the pect and Union streets on Friday greatest number of new^ members IRRIGATION PLAN in the recent membership drive. The voting in the contest being Stage Championship Bout Sale of evening. His work was done at the ROCKVILLE STORE Mrs. Louise Morin and Miss Anna conducted by C. E. House & Son request of the police committee as to determine which member of the WILL AID FARMING* a result of the complaints made by Martley were given Auxiliary em­ blem pins for their good showing. American Legion shall be sent by Outside of New York. residents of the two streets. that store to France this summer The state police, in addition to simmered down today to the two ON NORTH PLATTE Odd Pieces Suk Cases Stolen and Stock the men brought before the court, leaders, “ Whitey’’ Anderson and stopped several others and gave BY DAVIS J. WALSH, John Pentland. them words of warning. FROM DALLAS During the week Pentland gain­ I. N. S. Sports Editor. An opportunity for you to get some very low Of Clothing Missing— Oth­ John Kamenski was defended by Cheyenne, Wyo.— The dream of ed 400 votes on Anderson, who has greater agricultural and industrial pieces for your cottage or spare bedroom. These odd Judge John B. Thomas. The de­ been leading from the start, and New York, June 27.— A maxi­ fense presented four witnesses^. mum charge of $40 for -ringside development along the* North pieces accumulate from the season’s selling of suites er Rockville News. TO HONG KONG now just short of 1200 votes is the Platte valley in Wyoming may be Judge Fisk imposed a fine of $15 margin separating the pair. And­ rows or New York will see another and as we cannot fill in we offer, them at very attractive and costs. heavyweight championship fight in soon realized, though cooperative prices to clean up our stock. They are in all the stand­ erson’s total is 11,841 while Pent­ efforts of the United States gov­ A notice of an appeal was given land has 10,687. the moving pictures. ard finishes and there may be some pieces here that will (Sj)ecial to The Herald) and the bond was placed at $150. IS FLYING PLAN That was understood to be the ernment and a private utility com­ pany. match very well the suite you already have. Come in Rockville, Juije 27.— When The young man’s father qualified situation today with regard to the as bondsman. PLAN TO CELEBRATE Rickard versus the New York Com­ Announcement was made today today while the selection is good. Thomas Brooks, vho conducts a Hockanum Mill Picnic mission cat and mouse garne over that the Mountain States Power clothing store on East Main street, One of the largest attended gath­ the site of the match that will send company has authorized the con­ Chest of Drawers 125,000 Prize Offered By Gene Tunney into the ring to de­ struction of a high voltage electric opened his store this morning he erings of the Hockanum Mills Co. 300TH ANNIVERSARY power transmission line from the discovered that the stock had been was on hand Saturday afternoon fend his title against the surx'ivor $8.75 of the Dempsey-Sharkey bout. From Guernsey (Wyo.) plant of the Oak or walnut finish. disturbed and in an investigation when 110 officers and overseers of Rich Texan For Air Trip OF OIL DISCOVERY United States Reclamation Service found that the rear door to the the local and New York mills met a source close to the august body, to connect with the power com­ basement had been forced. A fur­ at the Rockville Fair Grounds for it was learned today that the com­ pany’s present high tension trans­ Dresses to Match ther investigation showed that the the annual picnic. At 12:30 clam In 144 Hours. mission had no immediate Intention mission system at Parkerton, Wyo., $10.75 door had been jimmied. chowder prepared by Chef John Cuba, N. Y.— A grand celebra­ of taking the curse off its $27.50 Coleman and assistants was served a distance of 85 miles. Oak or walnut finish. It was impossible to give a com­ tion will take place in this village ------ringside maximum . ^ v. *v, here, apparently u It is estimated this project will plete inventory of the stock taken, During the afternoon a general in commemoration of the 300th dis- being inspired by the^bejief ^that^it involve an expenditure of $250,000 good time was had which consisted Dallas, Texas.— Spurred on by but it was found that two suit covery of petroleum in North can maneuvre Rickard into placing and require about fifteen months White Enamel Beds $5.75 • of various sports: 50 yard open the heroic achievement of Colonel the fight here regardless of condi­ cases, which were evidently used to America. to complete. race with 22 entries. Francis Leon- Charles A. Lindbergh, who in his tions. (All sizes) carry away the stolen stock, were immortal “ Spirit of St. Louis, “ Black gold” was first discovered An intensive development of the among the articles. Several shirts, ord of the local office came in first To Take Fight. Away. irrigation and Industrial resources (Good fpr cottage use) with Mr. Doescher of New York a wrote his name in golden letters of in the Genesee Country, and only From a source equally close to collars, jewelry for shirts and cuffs, enduring fame across the watery seven years after the Pilgrims had of the territory embraced in the close second: 35 yard dash, open the promoter, it was learned that, project is looked for. Towns af­ Bow End Bed in Walnut stick pins, neckties, handkerchiefs for men over 4 5 years, with 12 stretches of the Atlantic ocean, a made their landing at Plymouth and stockings, as well as shoes, unless the $40 concession is grant­ fected include Glendo, Grin, Doug­ entries, Arthur Kress coming in round dozen birdmen were making Rock. The exact date of the dis­ ed, he will take his fight elsewhere, were taken. covery is contained in a letter of las, Glenrock, Parkerton and Cas- first, Frank Nettleton, second. preparations here and elsevhere probably Chicago. A good guess For several years, Governor $ 4 3 - 0 0 It was noticeable that the shirts This was followed by a relay race, for the great proposed Dallas to Father Joseph de la Roche d’Allion per. Regular $57.50 and collars taken were of one size, is that, if Dempsey and Tunney are Frank C. Emerson, then state en­ 100 yards, between the various Hong Kong flight. under date of July 18, 1627. to play a return engagement, Chica­ gineer of Wyoming, has advocated about 15 and 14^ size collar, that mills and the New York office, with The flight is being sponsored by This oil flowed freely from the the hosiery was mostly about 10% go will be favored over Philadel­ irrigation in the North Platte valley Chest of Drawers to t the following results: first. New William D. Easterwood, Jr.. Texas’ famous “ Oil Spring” of the In­ phia, which saw the first and might through the medium of electric in size and from the manner in England: second, American and chewing gum magnate, and who is dians, who used it as a rubbing oil which the stock was selected the not care sufficiently about a second. pumping units, and his Influence Match third. New York team. donating a $25,000 prize for the and internal lubricant. It was their However, if Sharkey becomes the was an important factor in the theft appears to have been commit­ There were twenty-two entries first aviator to accomplish the most efficacious remedy and its ted by one familiar with the store official challenger, the tip is that consumation of the project now en­ for the Stake driving contest. Carl feat, as a memorial to his brother, source was jealously guarded. Philadelphia will receive equal con­ $ 3 2 „ 5 0 layout and the location of the tering the construction stage. Rau won first prize and Bruno Jesse, a naval aviator who won his By a series of treaties this fam­ sideration with all bidders. Regular $47.50 stock. Seidle, second. The hoop race was wings during the l\orld War and The entrance was made some­ ous spring, now drained of its oil That New York will be one of the Poster Beds in Mahogany...... $22.50, Reg. $34.50 a scream, there being 25 entries. lost his life in the Panama Canal latter, and an extremely insistent TO PROBE DE.ATH time between Sunday night and this by the deeper ones in the vicinity, Sizes 3’-3” and 4’-6” . . Mr. Doescher of New York came in Zone in 1921. is still on the Indian reservation one, was clearly Indicated yester­ morning. first followed by Francis Leonard. Under the terms of the contract day when the board, without com­ Greenwich, Conn., June 27.— Dressing Tables in Walnut ...... $29.50, Reg. $46.o0 The case was reported to the po­ There was also a tug-of-war be­ under the control of the once each entrant is required to sign, mighty Seneca Nation. mitting itself in any way, attempt­ Coroner John J. Phelan will come Long MiiTor Vanity Dressers in ^ lice this morning as soon as the tween the upper and lower mill the flight must be made _ in 144 store was opened and an investiga­ The celebration will take place ed to make Rickard tell all he here tomorrow afternoon for an in­ Walnut ...... $49.50, Reg. $72.o0 offices with 15 on a side, the upper hours or less. This time limit will tion was started at once by Captain mill office winning. The golf con­ under the auspices of the New York knew. quest into the death of James Chifforobes in W alnut...... $34.50, Reg. $49.50 include rests. Stops will be per­ State Oil Producers Association, Ii demanded to know whether Eugene Kent, who died at Green­ Tobin. test, with 9 entries, was very in­ mitted at Honolulu and either the promoter would hold the title Chest of Drawers in W alnut...... $32..50, Reg. $47.50 Change in Trolley Schedule teresting. The contest of putting which has invited the public to at­ wich hospital today from Injuries Guam or Manila. If a non-stop fight in New York if the board Chifforettes in w a ln u t...... $36.50, Reg, $53.50 By the change in the trolley was won by Mr. Beaver of New tend the elaborate event. Seneca received last week when he was schedule cars now leave lor Hart­ York and the driving contest by flight is made from Manila to Indians, some of them oil men; granted him a $27.50 “ top” for run down by a car driven by Mrs. Bow End Bed in W a ln u t...... $45.00, Reg. $60.00 Mr. Babcock of New York. Honolulu, or vice versa, an addi­ business men and representatives of Dempsey and Sharkey. According Robert Mahoney, of Stamford- Mrs. Nite Table in W a ln u t...... $13.50,' Reg. ?18.50 ford at seven miniutes after the tional stop at San Francisco will be to the official version, Rickard’s re­ hour and arrive at Manchester at This was followed by a 15 min­ the Franciscan Fathers, to which Mahoney is being held in bail of Chair or Bench in W a ln u t...... $6.50, Reg. $8.o0 permitted. ply was “ Yes.” According to the 33 minutes after the hour. The ar­ ute game of soccer football. The Father d’Allion belonged, will take $2,500. Police here say Mrs. Chiffonier in Birdeye M aple ...... $37.00, Reg. $49.oO real event of the day was catching For Two Prizes part in the program. gentleman himself, it was “ maybe.” Mahoney had no driver’s license riving and leaving time from Hart­ Anyhow, Rickard got himself the ford is unchanged, the difference the greased pig. Twenty-one men Thus, entrants will have an op­ and was operating a car owned by All odd chairs and benches have been reduced 25%. laid aside their dignity and chased portunity to kill two birds with one $27.50 rate on Dempsey and Shar­ some other person. You will find hundreds of other odd pieces here that ha-ya allowing for the final meeting of STATE’S HEALTH key a license for Dempsey and cars east and west bound at Burke s a 100 pound pig, well greased, all stone for they can also compete for been reduced in same proportion as the dne mentioned. It will around the grounds until it was fi­ the Dale prize, offered for a San Hartford, Conn., June 27.— seemingly all the better of the ex­ be for your interests to nay us a visit. and the Post Road. The small dif­ change of compliments. He also PARIS DIVORCE ference that is allowed in the ad- nally caught by John Williams who Francisco to Honolulu flight. Slight increases in diphtheria, became the owner. The flight will be under the joint got just about everything he want­ ditiooal running time gives a much measles and chicken pox were re­ London, June 2 i.— Mrs. Kate After the above program had auspices of a local flight committee ported during the past week to the ed at this time. more pleasant ride between Man­ Bothered by Politicians. Suydam Horne Breandon, formerly chester and Rockville than was the been ardently carried to an end the and the National Aeronautical As­ State Department of Health accord­ G. E. Keith Furniture C o., Inc. 110 were quite hungry so, led by sociation. The local committee, still Undoubtedly, he is being badger­ of New York and now resident in case before the change was made. ing to the weekly morbidity report Paris, was granted a decree of nul­ Corner Main and School Sts. South Manchester, Conn. the Rockville band, they paraded incomplete, is composed of Mayor issued here today, '^’hooping ed by some political pressure to Regular Shoot Saturday keep the championship fight in New lity today on the grounds that when There was a, big turnout to the to the dining hall where a chicken R. E. Burt, Postmaster John W. cough, scarlet fever and typhoid and lobster dinner was served. The Philip, and Lieutenant Governor York, if at all possible. Quite as she married Ernest Edwin Bran­ shoot held by the Rockville Fish decreased during the period. don in Cape Town, South Africa, picnic party left the grounds about Barry Miller. Two other members Totals of diseases cases follow: probably, he would like to do so, and Game Club on Saturday and for in operating here he knows his in 1923, he had a wife, Sophia Em­ Sunday. On next Saturday there 6 o’clock. will be added, it is thought prob­ dipththeria 34, scarlet fever 48, ma Brandon, then living in the Orchestra Contest able, and Governor Moody may be measles 68, whooping cough 16, way thoroughly, he would get the will be a regular shoot, as there benefit of his organization’s opera­ United States. will also be on July 4. Rockville A large crowd attended the one. pneumonia 47, chicken pox 90, Brandon, who was employed as State Championship Orchestra Eleven entries have already been mumps 30. tion on the home grounds and he members are anxious to have mem­ would not be required to declare secretary to Mrs. Horne at the Deferred bers of the Manchester club use Contest held at Crystal Lake on received and a number of pilots time of their marriage, was recent­ Payments YotPU Saturday afternoon. Three orches­ and would-be passengers, who have another promoter “ in,” as was the their range with them. MRS. LARIZZO DIVORCED case in Philadelphia last year and ly sentenced to prison for bigamy. Never Miss Superior Court. tras participated in the contest. not been successful in securing the The Arcadians of Rockville, the necessary financial backing, have would be true of Chicago this year. JuQge Edward Yeomans will be Hartford, Conn., June 27.— Mrs. But Rickard has obligated him­ TO ROW TO CHIC.AGO. in Rockville Tuesday and the re­ Boggio Bottling Works of Thomp- signified their willingness to par­ Josephine Larizzo of New Britain sonville and a Hartford orchestra. ticipate. Included in the eleven is was granted a divorce from Frank self to Tunney on a back-breaking mainder of the week when he contract and just couldn’t see his New York, June 27.— E. J. Muff dispose of such civil cases as he has The first prize was awa’-ded the an unknown woman flier. She Larizzo in a decision handed down and Rudolp'- Jazek, two members Thompsonville people and the Ar­ will make the flight as passenger here today by Judge E. M. Yeo­ way into the financial clear if he assigned for hearing. There is dropped the bout down in the Yan­ of the Ravenswood Boat Club, on only one criminal case, that being cadians the second. About a hun­ and relief pilot, according to East­ mans of the Superior Court. Bowery Road, Astoria, Long Island, dred came from Thompsonville and The case has been contested, and kee Stadium at a $27.50 top. The the state vs. Myron Green, a motor erwood. She refuses to allow her latter’s capacity is no more than will start froL. the clubhouse on vehicle case. This case is assigned were served a chicken dinner at name become public yet, however. the judge withheld decision. Mrs. July 2nd in a double gig for Chi­ the grove prior to the contest. 80,000 whereas it might be possible for Tuesday. Among the entrants who are ex­ Larizzo was given custody of the cago. They will row the whole Notes couple’s child and awarded five to seat upward of 135,000 at the It is expected that this is to be pected to leave first are Lieuts. Chicago and Philadelphia stadiums distance, and on their return will Miss Bernice Hammond, Mis Jess Windham and Ben Stern. dollars a week for support. disposed of in a short time as two Esther Mead, Mrs. Mildred Dowd- and at double New York’s ringside stop to participate in the National more cases are assigned for that Their craft, an Eagle Rock plane, Association of American oarsmen ing, Mrs. Florence Plummer, Mrs. may be ready to take off the last rates. day, both civil. The first is that Anna Lutz and Mrs. William Mead TWINS AT WEST POINT May Lose Bout. races at Wyandott, where they will of Allen E. Lisk vs. Julius Geno- week of June. It is equipped with Therefore, to a man up a tree distribute over the race course the were appointed the committee to a Wright Whirlwind motor, such visi which envolves an automobile make arrangements for the social West Point, N. Y., June 27.— "rhe who doesn’t expect to come down ashes of the late George W. Lee, case, damages of $15,000 being which the American Legion will as was used by both Lindbergh and thirteen-year-old Zittenfeld twins, for some time, it would seem that the “ Old Time Class” champion, asked. Frederick Corbett appears Clarence D. Chamberlin in their hold July 13. who are attempting to establish a New York again is fixing to short who died two years ago. for the plaintiff and Perkins, Wells Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bodman and European flights. The plane is be­ new record for the swim from Al­ change itself out of something it and Davis and Thomas Noone ap­ daughter Lois, of Orchard street ing built in Denver, and delivery bany to New York, left here at appears to desire rather badly. Last Indiana Lincoln Union, whose pear for the insurance company and have left for their summer home has been promised for this month. about 1:30 this afternoon. The year, it was a trick license commit­ membership includes Will Hays, Mr. Genovesi, as the limits covered at Bolton Lake. Windham and Stern will fly it from twins are expected to pass the Bear tee that thought Harry 'Wills should George Ade, Albert Beveridge and by the policy is but $10,000, or Miss Frances Petsche of Hart­ Denver to Dallas when completed. Mountain bridge and Peekskill later be protected against the cruel Booth Tarkington, is to erect a $5,000 less than the damages being ford spent the week-end with Mr. Other Entrants this afternoon. world and Gene Tunney against monument to Nancy Hanks, moth­ asked. and Mrs. William Koenig of Pros­ The Tri-State Airways Corpora­ himself. This year, it may be a er of Lincoln, at the spot where Third Case. pect street. tion and the Memphis, Tenn., FILM ST.\RS MARRY. rule that was passed some years ago she is buried. The third case assigned for Tues­ Mrs. George B. Milne of Unlor Press-Scimitar are backing Wind­ Los Angeles, Calif., June 27.— day is that of Benjamin Superman stfeet has returned after a week ham and Stern. Vilma Banky, 'Hungarian film act­ against Dr. Thomas F. O’Loughlin. spent with her sister in Milford. Fred Hawks, who flew his “ Spirit ress, and Rod Larockue, De Mille Older and Older of Hartford appear Mrs. Charles Dietrich of Water- of San Diego,” sister ship to Lind­ motion picture star, were bound for for Superman and Edward Broder bury spent the week-end with Mr. bergh's famous “ Spirit of St. Louis” the Canadian Rockies and a long of Hartford for Dr. O’Loughlin. and Mrs. Adolf Kellner of Wind­ to Washington, D. C., recently to honeymoon today. Miss Banky be­ Wednesday Cases. ermere avenue. participate in the nation's welcome came Mrs. Laroeque at an elaborate For Wednesday morning the first Curtis Lassow who has been con­ to the “ Lone Eagle.” plans to enter wedding service Sunday in the lit­ fiomBnuidw case assigned is that of Frank his Ryan monoplane. He will fi­ Get behind the wheel fined to the house the past few tle chapel of the Good Shepherd at ■i Douda against the American Rail­ weeks has returned to his work nance his own flight, it is said. Beverly Hills. way Express Company. S. B. Har- with the American Railway E.x- Lieutenants Tom Hardin and H. Nearly all the celebrities of the vev represents Mr. Douda and Bill press company. L. Kindred, of Dallas, backed by cinema colony were present. tothtG<4deiiGat6 and Bill of Hartford for the ex­ The Misses Nettie and May Chad­ local capitalists, are rushing prepa­ of The Commander press company. wick of Hartford spent the week­ rations for their start. Their en­ The second case is that of a con­ BREAKS HIS NECK. end with Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Sei­ tries were among the first received Greenwich, Conn., June 27.— tested divorce action in which W. del of Union street. by the flight committee. S. Hyde of Manchester appears for Little hope is held out for the re­ and yon’ll never be Captain Lester Bartlett of the Lieut. C. H. Schildhauer._ of covery of John Maniero, 18, of - o s M y T M / Mrs. Anna May Felber against Wil­ Fitton Hose Co., and Fred Wend- Philadelphia, holder of the Pulitzer liam C. Felber who is being repre­ Greenwich, who broke his neck in a heiser of the Hook and Ladder Co., speed record, is expected to qualify fall at Island Beach last evening. e v e r before was there such a de­ sented by former Attorney General attended the Windsor Fire Depart­ for the race shortly. behind anything else! William A. King of Willimantic He is in Greenwich hospital. Ma­ mand as exists for the M A Y T A G ment field day on Saturday. Sergt. C. Eugene Conrad, of San niero, a dock hand at the beach, who has associated with him his Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tracy and — a coimtrywide demand that Benito, Texas, holder of the'Inter­ slipped on the pier and fell down a N son and Thomas Noone of this city. daughter of-Orchard street left national parachute jump record, al­ flight of steps, striking his head on grows bigger each day. i Women every­ For Thursday. this week where they will conduct so has submitted his entry and is For Thursday such cases as are a stone at the foot. where want the Maytag that washes big their hotel on Money Island. rushing preparations for a “ solo” HarryHartz, American racing star, unfinished on Wednesday will be The Cradle Roll department of says; “ It is my opinion that The tubfuls in 3 to 7 minutes—^that does a disposed of and in addition there the Union Congregational church hop off. BLOWN OUT TO SE.A remains only one case, that of held their annual party at the Other “ soloists’’ entered Include C om m ander -will m aintain any whole washing in an hour. Try the Laura Weyman against Samuel parsonage no Saturday afternoon. Jean Francis de “Villard, of Holly­ New York. June 27.— Three boys given speed, up to 65 miles per hour, wood, Cal.; Lieut. Robert Hector Maytag—if it doesn’t^sell^ itself, don’t Hall. Mrs. Emma Ludwig and Mrs. Ed­ who were believed to have been longer, more smoothly, and at less These cases are all to be heard ward Miller were in charge of the Gray, of Amarillo, and “Chubby” blown out to sea in a catboat were keep it. ' ■ Watson, of Henrietta, Okla. expense per hour traveled, for before a jury. party. rescued today nearly two hundred ' THE MAYTAG COMPANY mie Jury Miss Dorothy Marshmann of Or­ V. T. Ward, of Beaumont, back­ miles from where they started at gasoline, oil and repairs, than any The following men have been se­ chard street is spending the week­ ed by his local Chamber of Com­ Crescent Beach, Staten Island. Word other stock automobile now being Newton^ Iowa merce, is preparing to hop off lected for jury duty; Andover: P. end at Lake George, Wales. of the rescue came to the Staten built in the United States.” B. Cook, L. A. Brown; Bolton: Raymond E. Hunt of Webster among the early starters. Other Island police from Black Rock, Con­ Carey D. Carpenter; Columbia: street has purchased a Buick Stand­ tentative entrants are: C. E. Ste­ necticut, where the youths were Howard Rice, Fred L. Green; Cov­ ard 6. wart, Grapevine, Texas; Paul Red- rescued by a lighthouse keeper. THE COMMANDER entry: Charles E. Turney, Jesse R. Tankeroosan Tribe, I. 0. R. M. fern, Savannah, Ga., backed by the The youths are Frederick Di Lee; Ellington: Abraham Rosen­ will hold its regular meeting and Savannah Chamber of Commerce. Noia, 18; Edward Duslowskl, 16, berg, William J. Hetzler; Hebron: election of offcLers in Red Men’s W. T. Ponder, World War ace and "Vincent Long, 16, all of Staten William O. Seyms, Edward A. hall on Tuesday evening. with 11 German planes to his credit Island. »1545 Smith; Mansfield: Frank E. At­ The Woman’s Benefit association is the Fort Worth representative. Jfhminum m wood, Henry Dorsey; Somers: Er­ will hold its regular meeting in the Other entrants qualifying are; MACKAYE TRIAL to $1645f.o . b.factory. Other Studebaker Fitch block on Tuesday evening. John Johnson, San Diego, Cal.; nest S. Fuller, Horace Pease; Staf­ Los Angeles, Calif., June 27.— and Erekine models from $945 to $2495 ford: Francis J. Fitzpatrick, Fred There will be no meeting of tke William G. King, Callao, Mo.; Defense and prosecution will sum W. Howard; Tolland: Henry Ladles’ Auxiliary, A. 0. H. on James L. G. Irving, Berkeley, Cal.; up their cases this afternoon in the Alfred A . Grezel Bolles, Alfred A. Ludwig; Union: Tuesday evening, due to St. Ber­ A. B. Smith, of Houston; Captain trial of Dorothy Mackaye, actress, Main, Opposite Park Street. Phone 1525-2 _ nard’s carnival being held that Henry A, Coolidge; Vernon: Fred Edward A. Dixon, of Chicago; who is ciarged with seeking to Maytag dealers everywhere follow the stand­ Einseidel, Jr., Daniel Greenwood; evening. The next meeting will be Connor Porter, Lexington, Texas. gloss over the manner of her hus­ ardized rule of sending a Maytag to a home to Wlllington: Fred L. Service, Chas. held on July 12. band’s death. Ray Raymond, Miss The Rockville Girls’ club will CONKEY AllTO CdPANY do a week’s washing free, and without obliga­ B. Amidon. SHIPYARDS BURN. Mackaye’s husband, died after a W^orklng Certificates hold a dog roast on Fox Hill on savage fist fight with Paul Kelly, tion of any kind. This is the way all Maytag Thursday, June 30. Girls planning 20 East Center Street. Ralph S. Harvey, agent of at­ Philadelphia, Pa., June 27.— Ten the actress’ sweetheart. G3n'afoahi Washers are sold. tendance and employment of the to go should notify Mrs. Elsie tSl Schmaltz. They are to meet at the of the main shipways of Hog Isl­ State Board of Education was in and, near here, the principal ship­ Miss Lillian Grant of Cambridge Rockville Issuing certificates to club rooms at 6:30 p. m. Miss Phyllis M. Heffron, daugh­ building plant of the government street will take part in the recital STUDEBAKER )upils who wish to work during the during the World War, were at Center church house Hartford tummer vacation. At noon fifteen ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heffron of Prospect street and Miss Dolo- smouldering mass of ruins today tomorrow evening, given by Mrs. THIS IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR lertificates were issued. Clara Coe Byrne’s School of Ora­ Police Court rita Buckley, daughter of Mr. and following a fire of undetermined Mrs. Andrew Buckley, were award- origin. tory. Miss Grant will give a mono­ ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD. IT EAYS.4- As a result of the activity of logue entitled “Luncheon for Two. tifflcer George Kamenski of the ,ed tha first and second niizes. re­ Six aersons were injured.

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IRanrlf^rtfr V III taening Mfralh // 1*UBUSHED BY THE HERALD PRINTING CO. Founded by Elwood El* Oct. 1. 1881 Every BvAlng Except Sundays -.nd ■Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at Man­ chester as Second Class Mall Matter. 7 SUBSCRIPTION RAl’ES: By Mall | six dollars a year, sixty cents a month for shorter periods. By carrier, eighteen certs r. wesic. >4k Single copies, three cents. solved itself in the organization of % SPECIAL ADVEHTISI.NG REPRE­ HOW .4 CIVIC CONCERT SENTATIVE. Hamtlion-De Llsser, CLUB C.\N ROOST a Civic Concert Club. The club sold Inc.. 285 Madison Avenue. New York YOUR COMMUNITY 300 memberships at $5 each, each and 612 North Michigan Avenue. member having the privilege of in­ Chicago. By DON E. MOMRY viting one guest to one concert dilT- The Manchester Evenlhg Herald Is ing the season. In this way four on sale In New York City at Sohultx's Secretary, the .^niorican t oiiuun- News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd. nlty .■Advertising .Association concertS| were financed before the Street and 42nd. Street entrance of concert season began, and no one Grand Central Station. Musical organizations can often was called upon to make up a defi­ ••International News Service has the do more than furnish enjoyment to cit. exclusive rights to use tor republlca- The plan worked and membir- tlon In any form all news dispatches small groups of people within one credited to or not otherwise credit­ community. They can make a sliip privileges were extended so ed In this paper. It Is also exclusively community famous throughout ! that any member could secure a entitled to use for repuL-ilcatlon all large districts, and can make their guest ticket free for any person the local or undated news published ^ iivin,g outside Hutchinson. Cham- herein." home city a center for activities in no wav related to music or the arts. ' her of Commerce officials were , privileged to invite organizations MOXD.AY, JUNE 27, 1927. To prove this, take the exper­ ience of Hutchinson, Ka.s. Hutcliin- ^ from out of town. Later a concert son is the logical center for every j was arranged for every school ! voungsii'r in southwestern Kansas, OTHER TIRES activity in a large part of Wc.-^teru Kansas and borderir.g imrts of Ok­ j' NVhat is the result? People in The Connecticut Motor Vehicle lahoma, Texas, New Mexico «and 'all the Hutchinson territory look department is nt odds with a Colorado. How could Hutchin.-^on to that city as their commercial center, as well as their musical Bridgeport inventor of a motor ve­ make its influence felt over this cx- territory? The problem i cciucr. hicle wheel which, apparently, de­ tensive pends on some Quality aside from of hard liquor, was an exception. He tlio fireworks fund tliis voek 'vi)l the elasticity of rubber for the re­ is still an exception. But the South | add just so much to the flre^^^olks siliency essential to aii automobile was determined to keep liquor away display itself. wheel. Commissioner Stoeckel has from the Negro so that he would be Nobody wants to bo a One-Eyed refused registration for the vehicle more regular on the job. Prohibi­ Connelly on such an occasion. No­ of David S. Beach,•declaring that tion, down there, was a matter of body wants to crash the gate, in ef­ It is not a motor vehicle within tlie fect, even though there is no gate j meaning of the Connecticut law. business. It is still a matter of busi­ ness, because very little federal to crash and no admission fee to , It has always appeared to us that enforcement work is done and the dodge. And that is what it amounts | definition of a registrable motor ve­ to, taking your girl or your family hicle provided by the Connecticut local authorities regard the law as applying solely to the colored peo­ to see a municipal fireworks show law was drawn either carelessly or toward the e.xpense of which you with too much care— that it the de­ ple. have contributed nothing but your finition was not the result of sloven­ The Southerners are Democrats company. liness then it was inspired by a tbo because the Republican party, in Those who have overlooked the tender concern for the rubber and theory at least, stands for equal I item of making a contribution to rubber tire trade. rights for the Negro. They are dry Cool Summer Rugs Now Marked at ' the fireworks fund have still oppor­ “Every motor vehicle shall be because they desire, for economic reasons, to keep liquor away from tunity to do so. And every cent of it equipped with tires of rubber or will go into the display. Why pike? other elastic substance approved by the blacks. They hate ^the very thought of voting a Republican the highway commissioner and the RORREl) BANDITS wheels shall be so constructed that ticket. They do not want to vote f'Jr A terrible mistake was made In no metal part of the wheel or tire a wet Dwnocrat, even though they HALF PRICE go to the polls drunk. They like the the press stories of a Hartford hold-1 may be in contact with the surface workings of the present prohibition up by a girl bandit who halted a of the road at any time when such law which does not interfere with motori.st and took his $55 roll from motor vehicle Is in motion upon the the rhim. Not a word was said about her highway.” So reads the law. their own habits but makes being “bobbed." It is perfectly obvious that if Negro toe the mark. In all probability they would he Til is is a lapse for wliich an edi- skid-chains were a permanent fix­ well pleased to support a Democrat | tor might, conceivably, lose his job. ture of an automobile wheel, instead of their own kidney. Also, the nomi-1 Hamlet without Hamlet is logical of being removable, the machine nation of a dry Democrat w ould: and interesting compared to the would be barred from the road un­ der any literal interpretation of the give extreme drys all over tlie conn-! story of a holdup by a girl without act. A’et there is nothing to prevent try a chance to demonstrate accord- tlie use of the essential phrase the use of chains on the wheels of a ing to their principles. There would | “bobbed bandit.'’ car from the day It is put In com­ be nothing to fear, from this, as to j Meantime, we have wondered, mission until it is worn out, If any­ its effect on the Republican ticket! sometimes, whether there was not body cared to so employ them. next year, because there are very a fair chance that once in a while That, however, is merely a side few Republicans in tlie North who ' thc.^c bobbed bandits were not sus- issue. The important thing is that would turn from President Cool- coptilde of suspicion as being foxy because of the great expense of rub­ idge to a dry of the Southern sc'iool youtlis who liad swiped some of ber tires, and especially because — not enough to change the resul' ' t'.icir sisters' or their lady friends' there is no important American sup­ in the closest of the states. clotiies. ply of rubber, the minds of thou­ sands of inventors are constantly LET HIM ALONE NO.MLN.VTED seeking some solution of the tire Th-at Colonel Charles A. Lind­ Sincerely we trust that nothing problem whicli will/obviate the nec­ bergh is a young man of much seri- tragic will happen to the first aiv- essity of using rubber.at all. That ousness of purpose and entire!;' ' sliip load of passengers who shall eventually there will be produced capable of brusque impatience with , brave the perils of trans-Atlanti-j some automobile tire constructed mere silliness may presently be re- commercial aviation. But if asken of metal— perhaps on the coat-of- alized by some persons to whom to nominate the passenger list o: inail principle, perhaps on some the realization will be sometliing; that great historic occasion of the principle yet to be discovered— Is of a shock. Among them will prob- more or less near future, we would far from unlikely. And the Connec-' ably be those newspaper editors suggest Senator Jim Reed, Bishop ticut law would seem t Q . be drawn who order reporters to dog tlie Manning, Rev. John Roach Straton, with a direct purpose to discourage steps of the aviator, not for t'.ie pu;-- Dr. Dinwiddie, Wayne B. M'heeler any such invention. pose of obtaining any information and Mr. Upshaw of Georgia. We know nothing in detail about but with instructions to tell whetii- Mr. Beach’s invention. And in any er he got out of his plane with his event we don't see how Commis­ right or his left foot first. sioner Stoeckel could take any other We glory in the way in which mniNGTON, course than the one he has. But it Lindbergh deliberately turned liis is perfectly obvious that th^ Con­ back on' a flapper who pushed tf. Inc. necticut motor vehicle- law is so WATKINS BROTHERS, through the group of officials and drawn, in this aspect, as to help es­ friends who met him on Friday at EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVES FOR CRAWFORD AND CHAMBERS RANGES. tablish rubber as king in the motor Mitchel Field, demanding that he By RODNEY DI TCHER vehicle world— rubber which we shake hands. We believe him to lie M'ashington, June 2 7.— Aviators have to buy abroad and for which fully justified in refusing to be in­ keep right on set'ing new records we have to pay exorbitantly and terviewed within a minute after his for altitude, distance, endurance FUNERAL DIRECTORS which, in time of war, might con­ landing by reporters who asked and whatnot, but if it were not for ceivably prove our undoing. que^t ions he could not at all be ex- ‘ barograph these records would- Certainly the law should be made n t count pected to answer. The Itarograph is the small in­ sufficiently elastic to admit the use With rare grace Lindbergli sub­ strument wliich jiroves that the In MacDougali Alley, jutting off of tires, yet to be invented, which mitted to a series of lionizings record-breaking pilots aren't fib­ tal line and, of course, If the plane They always give Impetus to the from 'Washington Square, old Eng­ comes down to the ground after a science, .interesting both the public TEST ANSWERS ■would be as safe as rubber and do bing. If Lindbergh or Chamberlin lish street lights are still used. At which must have bored him stiff. flight the fact Is duly recorded by and the Investors. They are prov­ no more damage to the roads— the had stopped in Newfoundland for a dusk a lamplighter goes about his Now the receptions are over and the sinking pen. The drum makes a ing that planes will fly consistently Test and then claimed to have made rounds and through the night tne facts to be determined, if neces­ the young man is entitled to liv'i revolution every hour, every two and are becomii^g more and more a non-stop flight, the tracings on street enjoys the illuminaLton of Here are the answers to the sary, by a special commission. hours or whatever time is desired. reliable." “Now You Ask One” questione his life and do his work witho’u: tlie Itarograph's little chart would FDru oil lamps flickering in the wind. being made a monkey of. He could have given them away. To seal this machine after tiie Patchen Place, in Greenwich \il- printed on the comics page: One of the very last things that cover is dropped down over it, the 1— Flies eat liquid food only. keep on Indefinitely, going about lage, boasts of one of the few re- 2— Only male frogs and toads happsns when a flier starts off same method Is used as In sealing a I maining lamp-posts of the vener- WHEELER’S PLAN the country letting flappers shaks trunJ{ for shipment. A string or wire New York, June 27.— The chim­ across the Atlantic or up for a new i able vintage associated with comic croak. We have extremely little use for his hand and answering newspaper altitude is the sealing of the baro­ is tied around it and the seal weld­ ney sweep is about again, plying his .1—Rabbits live in burrows and i strip tipplers. Wayne B. '^’heeler but must admit reporters’ questions, but he would graph. ed on so that It cannot be removed trade. their young are born naked and He generally appears shortly : On the Sast Side kerosene torches blind. Hares do not dig burrows that the plan he proposes, to organ­ not be the Lindbergh wiio made Mo.st of tills sealing has been without detection. In flight, the after the last nip of frost has made 1 still flicker from the sidewalk and their young are born with done by Carl F. Schory, secretary barograph is suspended on springs “God bless the man who first In- ize a dry Democratic party in the that solo flight to France if he were and rubber shock absorbers so that fireplaces no longer necessary. He stores even as before the corner of the contest committee of the Na­ .vented sleep!” hair and with eyes open. South and put a third Presidential to be content v\-ith that sort of w'alks the byways of Manhattan, medicine show In Brown’s Corner's. 4— Rattlesnakes can strike a tional Aeronautic Association, the vibration will not affect its rec­ So Sancho Panza said, and so say ord. an incongruous figure in a rushing, distance almost equal to their ticket In the field in case that AI thing. ■' which, in co-operation with the I; Smith wins the regular Democratic Perhaps foolish girls, of no ac­ Federation Teronautiqiie Interna­ After a record flight, the baro­ And bless him, also, that he didn't modern world, crying his street call Manhattan Snap-Shots— a cafe length. tionale, of which it is a member, graph is generally taken to the Bu­ which sounds very much like tk'si that hires only brunet ^faitresses 5— The bat. the bear, jumping nomination, is logical and in keep­ count in themselves but who im­ keep mouse, chipmunk, -woodchuck, determines the auLheiiticity of rec­ reau of Standards here for calibra­ His great discovery to himself; “Chim'asweep .... chimasweep. and carries on its menu a little ing with the eternal fitness of agine that they should have every­ skunk and raccoon hibernate. ords. ' tion by W. G. Brombacher. not try He carries his brushes and his note: "If you prefer blonds, eat 6— Zymurgy is the branch of things. Of course it is rather start­ thing they asked for, will vote tha Schory, for instance, sealed the No Limits to Records To make it— as the lucky fellow- ropes, his face is soot-streaked and i elsewhere. We furnish service.” chemistery relating to the process ling to see the Anti-Saloon League colonel a crab because he has decid- ; barographs on the Spirit of St. The Federation Aeronautique In­ might— his hands blackened. To most folk 1 Another cafe menu asks patrons of fermentation in the making of openly undertaking to take over ed not to let them paw him. pgj, ; Louis, the Columbia;—Chamberlin’s ternationale— F. A. I.— provides A close monopoly by patent right! he is a figure almost as mythical I kindly to refrain from engaging the I plane and the .SiK'orsl

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AUTOIST STRIKES COP You First, My Dear Gaston Milford, Conn., June 27.— Ru­ COVENTRY dolph Van Hacht, 37, local motor­ PUBLIC AROUSED cycle policeman, was painfully hurt Franklin Orcutt Is traveling today when he was struck by a car through New York and Vermont driven by James Muzzy, of 151 BY FRAUD TALK states trying to pick up a car load Meadow street, New Haven, ^.s the of cows. Justin Lathrop is accom­ policeman was leaning against his panying him. machine in the roadway at Clark Next Tuesday evening, Coventry street and Bridgeport avenue, ob­ 0/^ I' ) Grange, No. 75, P. of H., will visit serving traffic. Repeated Warnings Make Echo Graruge at Mansfield Center Muzzy turned Into the side street and furnish the program. from the main road and did not see People More Cautious; Wednesday evening the Ladies’ the policeman. He posted bail of Fragment Society will hold their $100 to answer a charge of reckless annual strawberry supper. driving. Some New Data. The Ready Helpers will hold their annual banquet and election of officers Friday evening, July 1st. Prepared by Mai;i ln’'1 er ( lia.inhf’i' Banquet served at 7:30, standard When You of ('oiniiiri ( ('. time. The committee in charge is Simplify Your Summer Mrs. J. E. Kingsbury, Mrs. J. N. Atwood and Lester Hill. It is gratifying in nnU' a doi’idc''.- • Miss Lillian Ayer has been away ly increased inclination on the part Want Cooking Problems with a visiting for several days. She is ex­ Df the public in general throughout pected home Sunday. the country to accept with more se­ Shoes repaired in the best man­ Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Krajce and riousness, the repeated warnings of ner^ see two friends from Floal Park, Long the various organizations which arc Thermax Oven Cooker trying to suppress tlm constantly Island, motored here, spending Thursday and Friday at Autumn Note below how easily supper is prepai’ed by FOUR growing volume of fraudulent stde-. View farm. LOUIS DELL people. House to house salesmen report Mr. and Mrs. Fred Giesecke and that it is increasingly Iiard to gait; State Theater Building two children, hav-3 returned home in audience with the average house, Shoe Shine Parlor from an auto trip to Mt. Vernon, iidfe; that they are more critictii N. V. ind cautious; ask more (luestinn-. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harlow ind are less inclined to acceiu theh- brought tlieir son Roland home jnsupportecl word for anything. Frida\- from the Manchester Mem­ I This is exactly as it should be. orial Hospital. In the final analysis, the gcmeral Next Saturday, July 2. Rev. and public are the ones who have it in Mrs. J. N. Atwood have invited the their own hands to cheidt tiiis tvil. Christian Endeavor Society to their ind it is only l)e<-ause of the case home to lielp celebrate their wed­ viih which fortunes have been mat’s ding anniversary. It is to be a lawn ay unscrupulous firms and individ- social, weather permitting. Every jals that the business lias grown one is cordially invited. 0 such an alarming extent. Miss Gladys Orcutt is corHfined to Chissitied .\dvci: ising her bed with bronchitis. A concrete illustration of just Supper pi'epared and placed Off for the afternoon what an etiormoiis ainouni of mom-y in cooker. shopping trip. s wasted throngii :!ic answering of UKEW DYING flassilicd advertising alone, is shown by a single case of card gild­ San Francisco, Calif., June 27.— ing, wliere a dollar .sent for an ont- John Drew, famous actor, was re­ \ ✓ lit. brnugiit one compt.n.\- in s:.'; ported dying today. Anthritis and montlis. inort ihttn .> .■jo.com, tit tliis seiitic poisoning have been sapping amount. was ri'fuii(t<'d to his strength for five weeks. His dissatisfied customers, i.iOu w; physicians admitted this morning paid in general expenses by the cou- Drew is losing his game battle for rern, leaving them a iloar net profu life. “Extremely weak,” said the of $3S,OOti. or at the rate of ?75.- latest bulletin from the hospital. INSULATIOM hUU clear prniit a year. Examin-’.- with firesafeiy, strength, tion showed t!i;it f(o,;r out of five E:,ghty-five per cent of meat of tho.se who s-md tiudr dollar were consumers demand choice cuts. ease of decoration, clean­ : ing the equipment nceessary for These cuts constitute only 25 per never heard from again, as tlicy re­ ‘ tlie project. liness, endurance. All alized as soon as tiny gut the ma­ BUMS HELP MISSION cent of the carcass. COLUMBIA ' The “Church in Overalls" is the these at no added cost terial that tliey could not do the ! name of the new house of God. work. M'h.en one considers that this Tile Sunset Automobile Service BUILD SUMMER CAMP j and a hearty invitation to “come when you remodel or build / was the result of one single incdi wliicli was to have been held on the j as you are" ha.s besu issued to/all with Sheetrock, the fire­ / \ advertisement in the (htssilied col­ who seek the light." regardless of No worries—for supper will ‘Done to a turn”— so Green Sunda.v niglit was postiioned I I proof vfallboard. Made of umn and that advertising managers on account of the weather, and will ' Kansas City, Mo.— Nearly two ; their past or present, be cooked “Just Right.” easily and simply. of metropolitan newspapers a”e be held Sunday evening, Jul.i' 3rd. j hundred outcasts: unemployed, j The present Mission house has FILMS pure gypsum rock in broad deluged with copy for such adver­ I down-and-outcr.s, vagrant.s and long seen the need of enlargement Miss Dorothy James of Williman- Developed and sheets. W e sell and rec­ ORDER YOUR COOKER NOW tising. some idea can be gained of tic spent the weelt-end with her j police characier.s of the famous for nifghtly, more than three hun­ the amount of money involved. iriend, Harie Field. I North side, the "underworld" sec- dred men attended its meetings Printed ommend it heartily. Only 3 Days More at the The local Chamber has personal- The lUissts Hazel arid Lois Gil­ ; tor of Kansas City, have gone to conducted by D. B. Bulkley, the l.v investigated a number of such lette of Spring Hill spent the week­ I work without pay. The men, many superintendent. The district is 24 Hour Service $7.95 Price advertisements holding out induce­ end with their grandparents, Mr. i of them in dire need of food and virtuallv churchless. 95c Down $1.00 Monthly ments to home-workers in connec­ and Mrs. Henry Isham. ! clothin,g, are donating their servic- W. G. Glenney tion with ctird coloring and gilding, Mrs. Lester Hutchins ha.s been [ es to the City Fnion Mission, an embroidery and ftincy work, scena­ visiting her sister in Reriin, and I undenominational institution, for In five states of the Fnion, a KEMP'S Co. rio copy writing ;ind typewriting, Tuesday si«?nt tlie day in Hurd ■the purpose of constructing a .girl may marry at the a,ge of 12, and in every i-ase it lias liecn found .summer camp, for a series of two with the consent of her parents. The Manchester Electric Co. I’ark on the Conncetlcut river. Film Deposit Box at Allen PI., Manchester that iho requirements were so ex­ Mis.s Lau? and Miss McDonald oi j months meetings. These .states are Kentucky, Louisi­ Store Entrance. % 861 Main Street. Tel. 1700 acting and iinpo.-isilile for anyone Baltimore have opened their sum­ Tlie city is donating tool.s, and ana. Maryland, IMississippi and SM several Kansas City firms are giv- except cxiicrts, ihai tiicrc was no mer home on the top of IN'oodward I Virginia. i ______aope of one per.-on in ten thousand Hill, arriving Monday. aver having liieir work accepted. Gladys Rice and Josejih Krese- Sales I’livileges and Outfits wiiz were the two Columbia stud­ Another fertile field for fraud is ents to he oil tlie honor roil of the -he sale of canvassing outfits and 6th marking period of the M'ind- territorial sales riglus. Anyone ap­ ham High school. proached with sucli a jiroposition as Amelia German, Harie Field and this should rcardi for the rolling pin William Macht were the Coiumliia and “bean" tlie man or woman who luipils graduating from flic Wind­ Utempts to sell ilicm. ham High School Thni'sday evening. A recent case of iliis kind wtas Miss German w.is an honor |uipi!. drought to the aitentiou of th.e Miss Lila Seeley of Chestnut Hill Chamber of Commerce where a graduated from the Willimantic fompan.v sold six cxidiisive ri.ghts 'o Normal School Thursda.c’ aftei'noon. canvass Mtinchestcr. for ]u'rfumi' .Mi.-;s Seelei' is to teach at Lastern and toilet nrtick‘s, (harging I’oiiit next fall. for each selling outfit and selling \'ictori:i iWliiiniani, wife of right. T'rank Mi'clu'il. died at ImT iiomo on Despite repeated prote.sts that th-.- the Hebron ni.id Thursda;.' night, outfit was worili nuicli more than agi'd 2'J. .Ml'S. .Aiitchcll had hi'en ill the $,a.OO. no argument could p.- for mo;uii.;. an;i was a great tluce them to lak.' back tlie outii: suii'erc;' sh-- :.'a\<-s Iie.-ides lier and refund the nione>'. It iirovi- lui.'h;:iul. o I ■ .so n Viiicani. conclusively that th.e sale of t!i' Mr. and Mrs. t'hi.'.ton Hunt, lUi's. Y ou always get the best outfits alone is a paying jiropos;- Jennie- Hc.ii: a :’c I T'redu'ic!; Hunt A & P store . . . take tion and investigations have shown motored to Neiv London I'rida;-. that not one in n luindrcd is ever Francis Hu:v. returned with, them to advantage of these savings and have used. spend :i fj \v weeits v itli his grand- m 01 i; (' r. i rs. .1 e :i n i e H u itvi. extra money for the holiday. ..Mail Order Sales and liiorderr-d Colnml ia was visile;! h;.' a tluui- The Easiest Way to I'lerchandise d.er shoi\er Timr.-Jila.i' nigiit, which \ All A&P stores uill he closed Monday, July 4th Reports of National organization.: war; not so severe a.-^ tie,' one of a show that tlic iinordered merchan­ few weeks ago, but with the result Get a Real Vacation dise sciirge is dying nut due to that nearly ever,'- ijhone line in FINE FOODS “ T/ie ham nhat am” — deliciousi liersistent education. Even the sab-; town was out of craQ.r Frida,\ WE HAVE PROVIDED—FOR YOUR SPECIALLY REDUCED of legitimate mail order houses are morning. 'The re]tair men were on the job carl.v, and they were in Skinned Back being affected liy this liersistent na­ SPECIAL BENEFIT Sour Pickles qt 27c tional campaign of education, and woiiting order by Uioon. incidentally, some honest lioiise to Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Caldwell Dill Pickles qt 27c Every egg is guaranteed! liouse salesmen ;ind women are Wheeler of South Norwallc are tiie Sweet Pickles qt 33c FRESH DOZ finding it hard to do business. gue.sts of Miss Kallictine Inlt. Mr. l a i a a i l i w - SELECTED Shoes and Sloi lciirgs l-'oi- Sample Wneeler will .spend the week-end IMarshmaUows 12 oz 29c Tile iier-uasi'-e salesman still and Mrs. \\'hecler will remain for AVacationSavingsClub .■'oniinue.'-'. liowever. to do a ntshing a weeli. Deviled Ham can 19c Finely cured whole milk cheese! business. Kcporis e(jn!inui' to com- Mrs. Ruth Jacoiis Is suffering EACH WEEK you lay aside a small Peanut Butter lb 22c W HITE or to the Cha.nilicr of Com;;ieree of from an attack of tonsilitis. amount, s5 small you hardly notice it—• C h e e s e COLORED salesmen of stockings and sliocs Mrs. Cummings and Miss Elsie THEN in time for your VACATION you will Fig Bars 2 lbs 23c who taltc ordc-rs. coliccr a substan­ Cummings, who Itave been spending tial deposit and depart. In mati,'' a week at Overlook, returned to receive a check large enough for your entire Hershev Bars each 4c From the finest creameries! 'ases they arc never sc^mii again, atui their home in Rockville Friday eve­ trip. FANCY LB ■n others, wlien the go;ids ai'e f - ning. ' Butter NEW GRASS eiverl. they are not like tlie sampts Miss Marjorie Burr of Kenuc- THIS WILL ENABLE YOU TO HAVE If else, hi'causf of a poor lit, caniiot hiink. Me., arrived hhudai- niglit to GOLD DUST THAT VACATION YOU HAVE ALWAY'S FlavorfuIIy cured, small shoulders! .le worn. ^\Tl.v anyom' should Imy a siiend the summer at the hoiro of Large pkg 25c pair of shoes that they have never Miss Katherine Ink. WANTED. A r m o a r ’s teen is hard to understand. It Shoulders M o rrell’s ivouldn't he surprising if a report MAT) DOG SCARE ivere reccivetl tliat soin.'' salesman Albany, N. Y., June 27-— IVith ^ ENCORE. The queen of dressings tad been around and taken orders this city in the tJiroes of a rabies ! Our 1928 Vacation Club Oar Shelves Are 'or a set of fahse teetli by mail. scare, police started today to jiick i FiUed W ith There seems to be just as mucli up all unmuzzled dogs. More than | Now Open for Membership Mayonnaise lense and reason why one should a score of persons have been bitten i FINE PICNIC FOODS eve an order for a set of teeth as by dogs here in the last ten days. COME IN AND JOIN TODAY. Adds flavor to all meats! .'or a pair of eye glasses or a pair Luncheon Beef Two dogs displaying symptoms of JAR If slioes, (itlicr of wliirh can do rabies were killed by authorities. | CLASSES FRO^I 2.5c A W EEK TO Corned Beef uiyone just as imuli liarm if not Nathan F. Saslow, business man, 55.00 A WEEK Mustard iroperly fitted. was the latest victim to he bitten. Lunch Tongue W e at the Ciiamber of Commerce Extra special He was attacked by a valuable chow Jelly N .B.C. lometime.s wonder if, after all. wo dog. zuzus PKGS ire not mistaken. It snmetinKc H am Loaf VANU.LA SNAPS -■•eems as though poojiie really did GRAHAM CRACKERS enjoy being cheated, and eheei'fully THE HOME BANK Potted Meats pay their money to unknown solici­ T u na Fish tors just to he entertained by them G. Schreibr & Son TRUST COMPANY BEVERAGES with a smootli line of talk. It may Vienna Sausage BOTTLES M iie that some people even look upon Ginger Ale 4 CONTENTS 5 ” “The Bank of Service” Ox Tongue Clicquot Club it as a form of diversion, something General (contractors South Manchester, Conn. which break.s tlie monoton.v and Sliced Beef CailRdd D fy g i n g e r a l e ^ b o t t l e s $ 0 * take.s up their time without tin; Bnilders of “Retrer Unlit Homes’ Irouhle of dressing up and going to Telephone 1565-2. Preserves Grape Juice PINT 15® QUART 29« the theatre, and that tliey are will­ Sardines ing to pay tlie price. If this is so, The loaf for sandwiches—always fresh! far be it from us to interfere with M arm alade their enjoyment, but if, on the Shop: 285 West Center Street B r C B d ®*^a n d - l a r g e l o a f Boston and other hand, you do want to get your MOTHER*S Vteintty money's worth and if you do want ;o know the facts regarding any McGovern Granite Co. particular stock or merchandise sale, or the responsibility of any CEMETERY MEMORIALS r a i i n i A sales representative who calls upon you, you have hut to pick up tlie Reiiresented by ''.'lephone and call 1469 and the C. \V. HARTENSTEIN facts will be obttVned for you. 140 Summit, St. Telephone 1621

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Intelligence without conscience life. A man must clear away the special lighting effects and a FRENCH GREET LOCAL PEOPLE leads only to criminal indulgence underbrush of his own ignorance grand finale. Detboh JewelRancis FRATERNAL BODIES conscience without intelligence and find out the truth for himself. BEHER FIREWORKS The Committee leads only to stupid fanaticism. The Self discipline and self growth The general committee is com­ one leads to the penitentiary the come as the result of our self ef­ posed of the following: William And with Neiv Improved— Mil­ AS “FRIENDS OF LINDBERGH Foulds, W. W. Robertson. Thomas ATTEND SERVICES other to the lunatic asylum. The fort to attain. We increase our tal­ FOR 4TH PROMISED lion Dollar Guaranteed DE­ ents by trading with them. By work­ Ferguson, John Spillane, Charles I. best system of education is that Balch, Edward J. Murphy, Her­ TROIT JEWEL Oven-Heat j fadirts flowers, which had been I which gives an increasing moral tin- ; ing towards the light we increase our capacity for light. bert Tenney, Robert M. Reid, Control. They Bake Better— K 6 V . Dr. Juli8.ll S. i placed on the pavement, two days II o • I derstanding and quickening. Many i Frank F. Spencer, William R. I . . i before, during the fete held in her Masons near aornion at [condemn our pubHc school system j “ ‘Light is sown for the upright.’ Funds For North End Cele­ Palmer, Edward Coleman, Oscar and Better— and Better! Wadsworth Writes I memory. She was adjudged, by the ! because they say it fails here. If it | As if God had strewn the seeds of Bailey, Charles A. Sweet, Mark { Church, to be an heretic and burn­ were true that its teachers and its I light upon the surface of the worM Holmes and Julius L. Strong. Greatest Kitchen of Interesting- Tour; ed to death, and now she is given South Methodist; Odd Fel­ curriculum do not make for moral j and all we had to do was to put in bration Coining In Well; While the contributions are com- | (he highest honors of a saint in the discipline then it would he the most [ the sickle and reap the harvest. ing in well the committee can use Thanks People Here calendar of the Church. dangerous institution in our Ameri- j You may not always see the truth considerably more money. Those Help Womankind Religious Fete.s lows, Orangemen Present can life. On tlie whole I do not be- | you are after but if your face is Committee Drafts Plan. who have not already been solicited | for Gift of Flag. We were fortunate In pas.sing lieve it is true and I trust it never towards it it will surely come. What by members of the committee, or i several days in Brittaay during one will become true. The finest charac- j"® should constantly do is to loi­ Charles A. Sweet, may send their | Has Known In of the most important religious Despite bad weather there was a ter can come only from a wide- | gleam, Plans are rapidly talUneg shape checks to Julius L. Strong, treas- i Thomas Ferguson, editor of The fetes of the year. Throughout all good attendance of Manchester | eyed intelligence joined with an | The Viuliscovcrable for Manchester’s big Fourth of July urer. | Herald, received today an interest­ the country, the people were dress- illuminated and sensitive con- “ That which is necessary and yet Robert M. Reid is in change of j 50 Years Masons at their annual St. John’s | celebration. The general commit­ ing letter from Rev. Dr. Julian S. i ed in the quaint costumes peculiar science. ^ j undiscoverable by human genius concessions for refreshment booths — comes into kitchens every- Wadsworth, director of the Metho­ to their towns. These are used only day services in the South Methodist j tee, headed by William Foulds, has on the grounds, and anyone deslr- , v.iiere bringing less work and on Sundays and fete days. At Quim- •Still deeper lies the necessity for I 'f. revealed to us. By no human dist Memorial, in Chateau-Thierry, Episcopal church yesterday morn- j spiritual light. To know God and ! can we find out God. awarded llie contract for the fire­ ing information or the privilege of I better cooking with it! perle we saw a gathering of more ing. Manchester lodge No. 73, A. F. i works to the Connecticut Fireworks selling anything along this line, | France. He writes to e.xtend thanks ourselves, to see the true meaning I Huxley calls Him the Great Ln- Women never have to stand than ten thousand people assembled & A. M., Chapman Court, Order of j known;’ Matthew Arnold calls Him company of West Haven. The firm should confer with Mr. Reid. I watch over a sizzling hot oven to the South Manchester people who in a dense and beautiful woods, for the Amaranth, and Temple Chapter, of life that is and that which is to will deliver the fireworks on the Messrs. Foulds. Robertson and | come-—these are the deepest long­ , ‘the Power that makes for right- — in a safling hot kitchen sent a Cheney silk American flag a picnic. It was at the end of one Order of the Eastern Star, attended 1 eousness.’ Spencer says He is ‘the i ground and send an experienced Reid constitute the grounds com- i ings of the human heart. We are again. Detroit .Jewel Oven- and a sum of money to Dr. Wads­ of the great annual “ Pardons.’’ All and listened to a sermon by Rev. I Power which the Universe mani-1 man to set up the framework for mittee and they will see that they j Heat control v.'ill do all that. I the people were in their holiday ready to follow any ‘will o’ the the special pieces. It is believed are made ready for the celebration j worth through Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Joseph Cooper, who took for his ., 1 n , 1 I fests. through which all things ex-' Cooks with long experience— or I dress. At Quimper there was a pro- text Genesis 1, 3, “Let There Be I wisp if we can only find the real i , 'ggijgyg that He is and you the display will be larger and more and also see to the erection of i No e.xperience at all .can use it like Crowell who now are in France. basis of things. varied than on any previous Dr. Wadsworth was formerly 1 cession in which were two thous- Light.” shall know.’ Paul found the Greeks grand stands, policing, parkin,g ' a master, and never have a cooking and children. These had been for a Fourth of July celebration. pastor of the South Methodist j The Masons.met at Odd Fellows I “ Ignorant Indians carve totems were mainly concerned with wl.at and other details. failure. Easy to learn how to use I service in the cathedral for their I and offer them homage and edti- they could not discover. They had To guard against accident the church here. The letter is as fol­ hall and marched to the church, committee in charge will not per­ it in 15 minutes. Adds but little lows: premier communion. Their proud headed by Herman E. Montie, wor­ I cated Americans wiil follow tile va- erected an altar ‘to the Unknown cost—and saves something every and happy parents accompanied mit children in the vicinity of that Thomas Ferguson, shipful master, and James O. ^^c- I garies of any ill-balanced mind if God.’ Whom they ignorantly wor- time it's used. them in the procession through the they offer them any solution for the section of ’ the playgre unds where Manchester Herald, Caw, senior war.den. All other offi­ I 1 shipped he declared into them. The the fireworks will be set off. streets of the city. ! problems of life. No light can come I imperfect unfolding of God in na- Manchester, Conn. French Are Friendl.v cers and attendants were present- 'llie Program IMy dear .Mr. Ferguson: Suitable music was arranged by j to us unless it comes from the Cre­ I ture had come to the more perfect Tile celebration will really be,gin Throughout ihe entire journey, ator of light. The profounde.st I in Jesus Christ. Humanity could not I am wondering if you can help we have remarked the kindliest Archibald Sessions, choirmaster of on Sunday evening before the JoIitlSO ti me to e.xpress a note of thanks to a the church. The choir sang “ By j minds in ancient Greece conceived I only find out God but it could be Fourta when a concert will be feelings e.xpressed by the country God under this phrase ‘He is the made the vehicle by which God number of people, who kindly sent people of France toward the Amer­ Babvlon’s Wave” and anot’uer given on Depot Square by the Sal- cry for could show what He was like. Jesus a beautiful flag for the use of our icans. Never the slightest word or chorus number with an incidental j vatio.a Army band Methodist Memorial in Chateau- baritone solo by Robert Gordon. visibility God has sent to us Jesus gave us the true idea of God. 'God Tlie program Moncay will begin L i t t l e Thierry. look that would indicate anything Christ who is the Light of the but the finest appreciation for what Following the sermon the. Masons is a Spirit and they that worship with a hand concert at eight Plumbing and Heating World. Him must worship Him in spirit I wish it were possible to exiiress ! America has done for France. In- went back to their rooms in auto­ o’clock by Colt’s band of Hart­ Ccntractors. the gratitude we feet to the friends I deed, we shall never forget that mobiles because of the heavy rain. Universal Need and truth.’ B; no human unde:*- ford. A platform will be erected standing could man know of his VJ 13 Chestnut St., Phone 1083-3 in South Manchester, who gave I picturesque meetirug as we came They completed their services in “This creation of light meets .'i. for the pt'ipose on the playgrounds. that beautiful flag to our Methodist into the little old fishing port of the lodge rooms. univor.sal and increasing need for immortality. Hints and hopes a'.'E At 10 p. m. the band w'l! go to South Manchester Memorial in Chateau-Thierry, Douarnenez, where were many of The Seniioii light. We are more or less Atheni­ all he possessed. All men every­ Depot Square where they will play -Mr. and .Mrs. Crowell, of High­ the full-rigged sailing ships lying at Following is the sermon of Rev. ans in this respect. They are said to where had some dim idea that this for dancing. land Park, brought it to us. just in anchor. Some of them had brougni Mr. Cooper: Jiave spent their time in nothing Mjfe " as not all. They came to be- The fireworks display will take time to have its christening on else than in seeking for some aew 1 I'^ve that they were traveling to- place at 9 o’clock or as soon as it cod from the banks of New Found- “ Here we are am#ng the begin­ become.--; sufficiently dark so that Memorial Day. It gave its welcome land. The fisherman, clad in their nings. Everything is formless, thing. The longing to know is in ,is!"'ai'hs an undiscovered country from to hundreds of American, visitors, all. The curiosity of the human 1 "’hose bourn no traveler returns, they may be shown to advantage. It brilliant brick-red costumes, w'ere chaotic but behind that chaos i: will consist of the opening salute, who came to the services -at Bel- most eager, even before their God standing in the shadow. Out mind is a mark of its divinity. New i So Christianity came to us with leau Woors’ Cemetery, We thank fields of knowledge only whet the | fhis great message, ‘When the 16 set pieces of elaborate design, townsmen, to claim “comradeship” from that chaos came order, beauty, 30 aerial bombs, 10 bombs with HALES SELF-SERVE you also for the generous gift with “ les Aniericaines.” They grasp­ fruitfulness, life. Postulate God of appetite for other fields lying in the I earthly house of this tabernacle is which accompanied the flag. This ed our hands in greatest glee be­ all this wonderful creation and you fogs of the unknown. Unrest of i dissolved we have a building of will help us to continue the work cause they had been overseas to our explain it intelligibly, without Him soul is the recreation of the unijis-1 a houSe not made with hands of our “ Community House of G p g G E P V own homeland, and had also known is ever deepening darkness. Light is covered. It is the mysteryof life | eternal in the heavens.’ Friendliness." Will you not all our American soldiers over here. trying to make itself known. Let a i “ ‘Thou madest man Heknows MURRAY’S IT PAVS TO W AIT ON YOURSi come over to see us? When you ar­ one of the greatest mysteries of this Everywhere we have been given creation. Nature has no greater man find a pearl and he sweeps j why. rive you will find the flag waving the ocean for its fellow. The farther; He knows Le was made to die, HOSIERY, MILLINERY,! a kind of ovation because we are wonder than the sun. We do not you a welcome. “ compatriots of Lindbergh,” who a man goes the farther he wants to j Aud Thou has made him. Thou ' NOVELTIES Travel \\itli Crowells wonder that the Parsees worship­ art just.’ himself has baen literally taken ped it. Masons have been accused go. From the torch-light to the elec-[ 741 Main Street ; 1 am wishing, too, that you might trie Niagara, from the sounding | “The way of salvation could nev- into the heart of France. We are by their enemies with being sun- share with us the great pleasure board to the phonograph, from the I er be found by man unaided. He South Manchester, Conn. Specials for Tuesday! most thankful that he Is such a worshippers. All I can say is, “ If a we are having with these dear typically tine representative of our seashell to the diamond, from the - I’as carved out a thousand ways for friends of Highland Park. A wire­ man hasn’t sense t olook behind the birch canoe to the Atlantic liner, P'i'iiself wliere by his own endeav- American youth. sun to its Creator he is at least of­ less invitation came from them, One could have spent the entire from the tomahawk to the Brown-] ors he might reach the truth for while in mid-.Mlantic, asking if we fering homage to the greatest ob­ ing gun. onward he goes seeking [ himself and be saved, Thin Blown Water Glasses, 1-2 dozen 29c summer at Carnac, browsing among ject that we find in the world of would be their guests and accom­ those miles of prehistoric monu­ and finding even more than 'ne | “ But there came One who said, pany them for a twelve days’ mo­ things. sought. 1 ‘I am the way the truth and the ments and in the museum, with its “ Haii, holy light, offspring of tor trip through Normandy, Brit- collection of relics, which took the “Growth is tlie normal condition! IH'e.’ Through Him men saw the Gulf Wave Preserved Figs, bottle . 23c tancy and Touraine. Thus far these heaven’s first born. of all healthy souls. The finite mov3.-i I "'ay to God. Many could sav, imagination far, far back to the Or of the Eternal, co-eternal beam, (Whole skinless figs) days have been crowded with the time when this civilization had not forward to the infinite, the nie.an ■ hereas once I was blind now I happiest experiences of a life time. yet touched Europe. May I express thee unbiased since j i^ecomes the magnificent, the liu- can see. We have the comforts of a luxuri­ But now we are in Tours, the God is light j j^an is constantly reaching up in’o “Two great questions comes to . 45c ant French Renault car, an ideal center of the famous chateaux of “ Look at the earth wlien sunless. divine. Our superfluous nature us all today. Are we living up to Wedge wood Butter, lb...... chauffeur, good roads and sun­ France which are fairly steeped in It is stagnant, shadowed with sus- | geeks more distant attacliments and the light that we possess? Are we (14 Uj- Sections.) shine, with reservations in the very the most interesting passages of picion; death reigns in tlia dark. ' flner activities. To rest in the pres- seeking more light?” best hotels. With all this it has French history. The first rays of the sun trumpets I gnt is to be satisfied with an unfill- Other Lodiic.-^ nt Ciiurcln*- been the greatest joy to be with We have had the pleasure of An awakening. The sun’s rays touch ed destiny. The accomplished is Three other lodges, in additio;i Blue Label Ketchup, large bottle . . 23c these friends day after day, and to meeting Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Un- the earth and everything responds only the prophecy, of the possible.! *^he Manchester .Masons, attended recall with them the memories of dernill. Mrs. Underhill was Miss to that touch. Mountain peaks pass The aspiring soul while apprecia-| services in local churches >ester- the time when we were so closely Edna Cheney of South Manchester. on the electric thrill. Ocean waves tive of the li.clit given still seek.; day. At tlie No^rth Met.nodist cliurcli identified with the interests of They are making their home, tor mirrors its pathway around the more space where new suns of truth -^I-ttvin .v. Stocking preaC'iP.l Manchester and to note the won­ the present, in the Valiey of the globe. Birds greet it with old an­ outshines with their splendor the, King David lodge. L O. O. F.. c’, Fresh Fruit and Vegetables derful growth which has been made Loire. They were with us for din­ thems ever new. Flowei's awake, to glory of tlie old. This mental u;i-| "The line Art'of Living,” while in the years. ner last night and have accompan­ unimagined splendor and every rest i.s simplv the clamor for God Rp"- David Kelly, curate of St. We receive a fresh supply daily of Grapefruit, Sun- Naturail;.' our greatest interest blade of grass is crowned with a and for God’s truth. ' Mary's church, preached there to ied us todaV in seeing a number of kist Lemons, Cherries, Peaches, Fresh Clean Spinach, has centered in the man'elous the chateaux in this vicinity. coronet of flashing pearls. Seeking the Real Good ’ I Washington L. 0. L., and the acievement of the building and the Having lived here so long and lov­ “ Without light not a leaf would “ In Ecclesiastes we have a pi Daughters of Liberty, the auxiliary New Carrots and Beets, Green and Wax Beans, Fresh work of the Methodist Church. It ing these quaint old French towns grow, not a flower would blossom, ture of a man reeking the real gooJ organization. THE SEASON’S Peas, Radishes, Fancy Sound Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Both churches were filled at is with a certain sense of pride, as they do, they have been able to not a speck of life would be seen. of life. He seeks it in knowledge,! NEWEST etc. that we have had even a little part show us some most interesting blts^ At the Poles what do our explorers pleasure, wealth, .social joys. Hej these services and practically all in planting seed which has so rich­ of French life that we would not find— nothing but ice and snow, not passes them all by in liis review and members of both lodges were pres­ CREATIONS Sunkist Valencia Oranges, dozen...... 29c ly fruited. Wliile we haie thus been have seen otherwise. Again it has I even death except for themselves. wlint are liis conclusions? None ofj ent. Rev. Kelly, who is soon to re­ Hats for all head sizes, at­ talking of you all, we ave been car­ been a pleasure with them to recall TJic AVord light these is the true end of life. His| turn to his parish in Donegal, Ire­ land, took for his text First Corin­ tractively priced ried through the mo.st interesting the associations with their beloved ‘The word light is not only used conclusions are that to fear God thians, the 16th chapter, verses 13 Fancy Fresh Picked Native Strawberries and widely different scenes, until and beautiful home In South Man­ to e^^)ress the lurainiferons ether and Iceep His commandment is the! now the whole of the way seems whole duty of man. j to 14, “ Watch ye. stand fast in the Special price by the crate and half crate. chester. that gives our physical organs their faith, quit you like men, be strong. $ 1 . 9 5 like a sun-lit road, stretching from Please pardon this long and ram­ power to see around them but to Saul seeks lor his father's asses [ the Port of St. Deni.s. on leai in.g bling note. I m e r e l y thought to and finds a kingdom. Tissot enter.;! Let all your things be done with Hosiery Specials for Tuesday. express by analogy the operations charity.” Paris, to this gate of entrance to thank you all for the gift of the of other parts of this (.'oniplex self. a cluirch to paint pictures and finds j the City of Tours. The drive flag. We. speak of the light of intelli- ; Christ. Lew Wallace, the unbeliever, | through the Bois De Campieane is Mrs. Wadsworth joins with me. genre. It is the ability of the mind i''e:ids tlie New Testament for a| Herald Advs. Bring Results MURRAY’S memorable. It was in the center of affectionately, to Know the nature of things and j to ‘Ben Hur and di.s-j this ancient and historic woods Julian S. Wadsworth. to apply that knovjedge to the , Saviour. All roads lead; that the armistice was si.ened. The Chateau-Thierry, June 8th. 1927. manifold uses of life. i God at last even the load of u:i-[ place where the World War cpuie “ Intelligence combines education I ' ’ s I' p C Astioaomv ‘ i e . - - . for an ua- to its end, is now mariced with a devout astronomer is mad. Lan permanent and fitting monumeiit. and common sense. It means a greater grasp upon the realities of guage? Ye.«. Picardy itnscs “ ‘\A'hat am I? An infant cryin It was a satisfaction for us to ] DRYS WIN ELECTION life, a finer use of the goods of the rare, a better appreciation of all op­ in the night i STATE TAVERN leave tho.se parts of France which j An infant crying for the light t had suffeied so cruelly in the war.. portunities to help our fellows. In 20 Bissell Street, South Manchester Tuesday’s Specials IN PRINCE EDWARD ISLE our land and time there seems to And with no language but a cry,’ ! Chapels in the beautiful cathedral I “ Philosophy? Yes’ Even Spencer,! be no lack of this light of intelli­ of Amiens are stln in ruin. Some ' the great agnostic, could not finish j gence. We are cJmost blinded by | of the Priceless glass of the lllth Government Control of Liquor his materialistic argument without i the excess of light poured in upon i Fresh Ground Hamburg Steak, lb. .. 18c century was lo.-t b.\' the ruthless the Issue— Conservative Par­ postulating it up on the Great Firsc us from many sources. This liglit ^ bombardment. However as we pass­ Principles. ed through the small towns those ty Is Badly Defeated. brings ever deepening responsibility , Now Open For Business R^-elations Forequarter Shank of Lamb, lb...... 18c days will ever be a memory of Pi­ to a well-organized conscience. j “ God does not reveal by miracnl-j cardy roses. Everywhere they clam­ C'narlettetown, P. E. I.. June 27. “ The widening mental horizon ! For Stew. — The Conservative government, ous means what we can discover-.for | Under the Management of bered to the tops of houses, seek­ should mean the consecrated hand I ourselves. God’s revelations never I ing to cover the scars of war with beaded by Premier Stewart, was and heart. There is a danger lurk- I Veal Stew, lb...... 20c smarting today under the stinging r.ubstitute for our mental or moral! their masses of pink, cream.v-white ing in this increasing power. | laziness. He puts the raw materials; Beef Stew, lb...... 20c and deep red coloring. Le Treport, defeat administered it at the elec­ Knowledge is power to blast or ; tions Saturday in which govern­ at our feet and says, ‘Work out your i Dives. St. Michel, Landerneau and blight. Dynamite can be used to | own salvation.’ Mountains of stone | Mr. and Mrs. Gus Ulrich Veal Chops, lb...... 35c Dourarnenex. all with their varied mental control of liquor was the blow up a schoolhouso with its [ dominant issue. and marble, but it must be quarried j Beef Liver, lb...... 15c and appealing attractions. .Some­ smiling children or blast a Hellg Ue | and squared before it goes into a{ times it was the beaut>- of the na­ Premier Stewart has only five of We Invite You to Call and Try Our Food, for expanding commerce- We can | Congressional Library or Washing-! Shoulder Pork Chops, l b ...... <...... 25c tural scene, from some commend­ bis following in the new House use our knowledge for forging while the newly-elected premier, A. toil Monument. Plenty of tree.". ! First Class Service. ing height, that thrilled us, or the checks or fabricating silk. We can j “ ‘Poems are made by Fools like ; Rump Corned Beef, lb...... 22c interior of the cathedral, with its C. Saunderfe, who heads the Libera! government, has twenty-three sup­ use it for feeding our own selfish- i me I nave of unrivaled architectural ness or for feeding the victims of a j Special Business Men’s Luncheon. Lean Brisket Corned Beef, lb...... 22c porters. But only God can make a tree.’ | beauty, or its richly sculptured rampant Mississippi. We can Prus- I “ But we must fell those trees I choir-stalls. Only two members of Premier Also a La Carte* Service Lean Rib Corned Beef, lb...... • 22c S Stewart's administration, besides sianize our knowledge ^ for world ' and shape them to our manifoM| We followed th? liistoric steps of himself, escaped defeat, D. AV. P. conquest or christianize it for uses before we build our ships or Fresh Lean Beef Ribs, lb...... 10c j William the Conqueror . .\t Dives world service. our homes. Electricity everywhere, McMillan and A. F. Arsenault. WE SPECIALIZE IN HOME COOKING Lean Pot Roast, lb...... 25c j! we lunched in the famous inn, bear­ The proposal to have liquor con­ Jlucrease of Moral Sense but we must dam our streams and ing his name and which is so rich­ trolled by the government was “ Our moral sense demands a like build our dynamos before we use it ? ly furnished with the belongings of sponsored by Premier Stewart. increase with expanding knowledge. for the thousandfold purposes of his epoch. Standing at the place of his entombment in a monastery at WARRANTEE DEEDS Caen, we wore told that only the SKETCHES lUr RKS8EV thigh bone of the great Conqueror i Warrantee deeds filed in Hie of­ THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE: (16) The Tides SYNOPSIS BY RRAUCHEIi remains in the vault, since “ the oth­ fice of the town clerk today in­ er parts of the body were scattered cluded the following: by the Huguenots during a violent Edward J. Holl to R. Irene Ben­ 3 U N religious war.” But the body of his son Hippe lot No. 152 in the Pine- queen, Matilda, still rests in peace hurst tract on Cambridge street; 1 at the other end of the cit.''. in the Theodora Kingman, executor of the n , "rypt of the ancient convent. La estate of the late Moses Blow, lo MOON Trinitc. where it vas buried nearly Robert J. Smith, house and lot on M o o n nine hundred }cars ago. Oxford street; M. J. Bayanch to It has been interesting to recall .\dara Takalnis and wife, liouse and the history of Jeanne d'Arc. We lot on North .Main street, adjoining have followed her triumphal entry property of the Nortli Congrega­ into Orleans, where her forces de­ tional church; Ida Kelman to Ern­ feated those of tli3 English, at the est J. Silcox, house and lot on K end of a hundred years of war, Wadsworth street. when by her inspiring leadership Charles VII was enthroned, king of The average well dressed woman France. Then to her imprisonment wears 3 pounds and 4 1-2 ounces of at Campiegne, where she was base­ clothing. Her husband’s attire will ly sold by the French, who owed weigh about 10 pounds. ) her everything, to the British who 4 When the sun is pulling in one direction and the moon Both the moon and the sun attract the water of the gave for her ransom, a pittance of in another, as shown above, the tides are not so earth. The moon attracts the earth’s water on the side The sun also exerts a Floods thus often re­ money. It was a Rouen that this strong as at other times because the pull of one offsets nearest to it, causing high tides; then draws the earth pull on the waters. When sult from the action of young peasant girl of only 19 years, GEO. A. JOHNSON that of the other. These lesser tides are called neap after the merest mockery of a trial, away from the water on the other side, leaving a high sun and moon are pull­ sun and moon, drawing tides, meaning narrow or scanty (To Be Continued) •was burned at the stake. A tablet tide there, as shown In the illustration above. ing the same direction the water to a certain on the corner of a butcher shop Civil Engineer and Surveyor 6-25 very high tides result. part of the world. Skitehet and 9yndpscs, Copyris;ht. 1927, T>ie Crolier Society. now marks the spot of this, her thy Publishers of The Book of Knowledge, Copyright, 1923-26.^ f2b 'noron&tlon. .We found there some Tel. 299. ~ South Manchester!

i RAG E SE YKIN^^ MANCHESI’ER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1927. Win Nearlti Lifts Senators Out Of The Cellar .AUER BAFFLES PinSFIELD American League Experts Pick The Navy VANCE IS LEADING “B U r GEOGHEGAN M AY WIN At .\c . . . 3 0 1 2 *> « French, rf . , . . . 0 o i By DAVIS J. AVALSH <*> The Navy was inconsiderate La mar. If . . . . . 4 u 1 2 o 1 enough to return in 1925. It was Simmons, cf 2 I. X. S. Sports Editor Has Fanned 89 Batsmen Despite Pulled Tendon, Man­ o the turn of Annapolis to win with WILEY HIT HARD Rain Delays Game But Hart­ Hale. 3b ...... 4 0 ri New York, June 27.— He may National League i'ochrane. c ri 1 7 turn out to be a lingual bromide, AVashlngton second, which, of Dykes, lb . . ri 1 11 course, made a Husky victory with This Season— Ruth Laid chester Man Rated Amoni <1 1 1 but the visiting preacher always AI llrookl, !!:— Bole,\', s.s . . , fi'ls the back pews; the guest con­ the Navy second almost inevitable IN C. B. A. A. DEBUT ford Has No Trouble In U0U(;KHS 7. «.l AATS 1 Quinn, p . . , 0 1 0 ductor may have been dropped on last year and it was so ordered. MF.OOKI.YX o 7 Up With Wrenched Knee. AB. n. H. PO A E 3 7 4 13 11 his head in infancy but he leaves Navy’s Crew Favorites at 28th Annua! Winning; Schinkel and .statz. cf . . . . 4 0 u 2, ri l» XEtV YOPvK It may be only the theory of re- K. H. PO. them bleeding and mutilated in the 1’a rtriilyc. I’b . .J 2 ri i; ri aisles and I suppose, therefore, j ciprocity functioning all over I'ai'i'y. ri ... 1 1 ri ri Combs, cf ...... 4 ri 2 4 Tournament In Hartford. :j Meriden Insiicos Win EasQy Herman. 1 li . 2 1 12 ri ri Jlorchart. 2b ...... 4 ri ri there is no necessity to become again or it may be, as averred, that New A'ork, June 2 7.— Dazzy Mangum Hit Hard; Second . . . 4 ri 1 ri I-'01 i . it .... . r> (1 2 ri ri I'urst, rf .... perturbed over the fact that an or­ the Navy has an unbeatable eight. A'ance, strikout king of the Nation­ Tlarrott, 3lj . . 4 ri 1 1 1 0 (tehrlg, lb ...... 4 0 ri Iri Anyhow, the Middies were out­ ri o 3 dained member of the Intercolle­ lint lor. ss . . . . 4 (1 ri 2 2 0 Mcuscl. If ...... -1 standing favorites today to win the al League for five consecutive 10-5; Walsh Hits Triple, Despite a pulled tendon in his Dnberry. c .. . (1 1 ■ ri ri T.azzcrl, .s.'s . , . . . 4 ri ri 3 giate Rowing association no long­ Game Not Played. \'ance, ]i . o Dugan. 3b ... n 1 1 1 race that means nation-wide su- years, has fanned elghty-nln-e bats­ right arm. Bud Gecghegan, mem­ •" 1 0 1 0 er can win his own race at Pough­ (irabowsUi, c ■* ri ri .7 keepsie. This has been the case i premacy in collegiate rowing. The men this season and is leading the Homer, Fans IQ. ber of the Manchester Country club 3 3 7 10 27 10 u Thomas, p ...... 1 1 ri ri ri ri I) for the last six years and it probab- j contenders? Well, Pennsylvania league in that specialty by a wide stands a fairly good chance of being •\ 1; \\' Yur 17 }t lift her, X . , ... 1 ] and Syracuse probably will admit returned the winner over a field PiUstipld locked nub h moro like .\B. B. u PO i-tiarU, p ...... ri ri 0 0 0 ! ly will be so again on Wednesday margin. The Brooklyn speedball a tailend ball club than Hartford ,\. I-: — ! when four members and three I that they are. So will Cornell and artist whiffed six men yesterday, in of 187 contestants in the t./enty- -Mueller, If . . 4 1 1 ri o in the Eastern I.er.'ruo .game idayed l.ind.sUom, 3i . 4 ri I 2 1 0 31 6 27 ■ i “ guests" will line up for the varsi­ I Columbia. winning his ninth game of the sea­ Cheney Brothers were the only eighth annual tournament of the at the McKee street Stadium yes­ l;nu..i|i, cf .. . 4 U 0 4 0 ri Score by innings: ty race with only the latter hav­ j They will be on the line at son from the Giants, seven to one. semi-pro baseball team to olav over 1 Golf association which Hijrnsl'V, 3 b . 4 ri 1 1 2 ri riiiladelpbia ...... foo OlO 001— 1 terday afternoon. There was a Xew York ...... oOl 010 OOo—2 ing a chance at the title. j Crum Elbow. But tour miles down­ George I.’hle, former king of the , , , ' I ' J I , ' began today over the Hartford Golf Terry, 1 li ... . 4 ri 0 0 0 the week-end. The game scheduled Farmington Country lar.Eie'crowd of fans oonsiderinfr the Jacksnm.v.s . ri (1 I 4 1 Two liase lilts. Comlis, Boley, Sim­ The melancholy truth of the stream they are likely to be on American League pitchers, fanned tiii.siiti.sfactory weatiier conditions Harper, rf . . 3 ri o 1 mons; tliree base hits. Combs, Du.gan; matter is that, back in 1S95, four { their shoulder blades. j seven men and allowed but four at Westfield, Mass., by the Commu-j club courses. wliich necessitated the postpone­ Ta.rlor. c . .1 ri ri 1 ri .sacritices. Bislmii. Craliowski, l.,ainar; collfiges, inspired by the notion : The active contenders, in other I Benton, p . ., double play.s, Tlionias to Morehart to hits as Cleveland whitewashed the nity Club was cancelled on account Geoghegan was semi-finalist last ment of one of the scheduled two . I ri 1 ri I ri that it was to be an Institution of 1 words, will be passive non-mem-1 Ott, .X ...... 1 ri ri <1 ri 0 Lazzeri to Celirig; .'Uorehart to Lriz- Browns, two to nothing. In the sec­ of rain yesterday. Cheney Brothers year at Shenecossett and in addi­ contests. HarCford won in a walk, zeri to Gehrig (2), Lamar to Bishop: ) the members, by the members and i bers, AVashlngton and California. 1 Songer, ji . , . . 0 1) 0 ri ri 0 ond game, which St. Louis won sev­ were defeated again 10-5 by the In­ tion to holding several course rec­ pounding two hnrlers hard to chalk Hcesc, XX . . . 1 ri 0 0 (♦ 0 left on bases, Xcw York 3, Philadel- 1 for the members, started the asso- i The Huskies are not supposed to 1 en to three. Fonseca of Cleveland ords, was former Hartford amateur Jcancs, p . . , . c 0 6 0 0 0 pliia 12; base on balls, off Thomas 4;) I be the crew they were in 1926, • up a 10 to 3 score. A few more struck out, by Thomas 2. by Quinn 4; t slation. But since 1920, two oth­ accepted ihirteen chances at sec­ siicos in Meriden. Saturday. champion. Geo.ghegan has been victories will bring the Senators ers have been finishing its races. I having been badly beaten off by I 3 ^ 1 G 2 4 11 2 liits, off Thomas II in 8 innings, off ( ond base. The game marked the initial ap­ shooting some excellent golf and out of last itlace aud start tltem on i .Score b\' innings: Giard 2 in 1 inning; hit hy pitcher, by j Seven years ago, the rmubers California on the coast, but smart pearance of Wilfred Wiley, star I Manchester fans would not be sur- a much louced-for jaunt up thp lad- | nrouUi> n' 00 2 o10 01 X—7 Quinn (Thomas); losing pitcher, scored a sweeping triumph when river men are picking them to run , A third kiiig.'Babe Ruth. i« tot- Thomas; nmpii-cs, Rowland, Connolly moundsman for the S. M. H. S. prise ’. to see him finish in the first der toward the first division. | Kou- Verk- ...... (MHI UUO UOl — 1 Syracuse, Cornell, Columbia and one-two, with a fair chance to win. I tering on liis thi-one. The Kin.g of four in case he doesn't cop the 12 out ' 'J’" o ba.cf liit, Partridge; stolen and Van Graflan; time. l;5ii. arae with a team, and he was hit rather free­ Bviinsfield's crew has won X— Ructlier batted for Thomas In Pennsylvania finished in that or­ California is conceded the same 1 Swats is out of the championship. ' tiasc.s, J'clix, Herman; sacriliccs, As tor the Navy, all argu- I wrenched knee and has fallen be­ ly as the box score will attest of its last 17 games, Statz. Butler; double play, Partridge Sth. der. It was a great moral victory. chance. Walsh, the Insilco pitcher, found Hartford pounded Enzmaim and (.Saeonil Cnniel ments start and finish with the hind his 1921 home run record. There are several other Manches- to Butler to Herman: left on bases, There were only four starters. Wiley for a home run and a triple ■ ter golfers entered in the state Revnolds hard and corralled IS Xcu lork 4, Brookl>'ii 12; base.s on Score be- innings: eight stroked by Tom Eddy. Meanwhile the Crown Prince of Xew York ...... oHO PIP H x— 7 Gue.sts Arrive In two times at bat. He was hit and hit's, four of which went for extra liall.-i, off Benton 4, off Songer 2 off The members, meantime, are Swat, Lou Gehrig, clouted his 22nd tournament, anyone of which may .leanes 2; struck out, by Vance C, by Philadelpbla ...... POO P21 OOP—3 After that the “ guests” began walked the other two times. AValsh rise to unexpected heights to over­ bases. ^leanwhile, the Hillies Batteries. Xow York— Moore, P. hoping to finish second for a mor­ liomer of the season yesterday and Benton .3; liit.s, off Benton 4 in 4 In- arriving and it was mostly done struck out ten, AV’iley two. Each al­ come Frank Ross, defending cham­ found Roy Auer quite a jiuzzle and Iimg,v, off Songer 4 in 3 Innings, oft Collins and tiraliou ski. Philadelphia at the finish. In 19 21 the Navy al victory. Columbia, with a i is only two home runs behind Ruth. nicked him for only six bingles and .leanes 2 in l inning; wild pitch, — Gray, Bakfr, Pate and Perkins and young, pow'erful sophomore crew, After losing to the Athletics, four lowed nine bits. Cheney Brothers, pion: F. K. English, AA’aterbury; Cochrane. won with California second. The John Sill, Jr., of AVethersfield; a double. Pittsfield scored but one Jeanes; passed ball, Tavlor; losing Middies repe ted the following year is the most hkghly esteemed. Cor- ^ to two. for the third straight time, however, made five times as many Pltclier, Benton; umpires, Rigler Geoghegan and the rest of the run up until the ninth and thea and this time Washington was sec­ nell also has power, well regulat­ the A’ankees came to life and won errors and they helped Meriden to Jorda and Hart; time. 1:53. no little extent. Meriden got away field. They are J. P. Cheney, Ben Auer apparently eased up a bit in­ ^ Dtt liattcd for Benton in 5tli. ,Vt Wn»hln»loni— ond. In 1923 it was Washin.gton’s ed by a fine stroke, Fisher. I the nightcap seven to three, with XATIO.V.VLS .‘5, HED SO.X 7 Cheney, J. P. Cheney, Jr., ami C. E. asmuch as he had the .same all but | Boese liattcd for Songer in Sth. As to that, in rowing you can ' to a commanding lead in the first ■\VASHIXGTUX turn to win with the Navy second. AA'ilcy Moore allowing only five Brainard. won. Three hits came that inning AB. R. H. PO. A. E. The former also won in 1921 but bank on nothing except that you two Innings and was never threat­ -Vt S(. I.4ii|[.s;--- hits. Jack Quinn spitballed the for Pittsfield. Auer's only weak­ McXeely. ct ...... 3 1 2 the Navy didn't send a crew to can bank on nothing. Pennsylva­ A’anks to death in the opener. ened thereafter. The box score: piii.vTES n. rvnDS Harris, 2b ...... 4 1 1 Insiicos ness was issuin,g passes and wiHi PITTSBCKUH the race, so the members were nia and Syracuse may be “sleep­ that exception he was never in Speaker, lb ...... 4 1 ers.’’ as the latter proved to be in In the National League the Pi­ A B R H P O A E AB. B. H. r>o. A. K (ioslln, If ...... ___ 4 2 greatly encouraged. It looked like rates staved off the rush of the LEADING LEAGUE HITTERS danger. t-. IVancr, cf . . 1 1 1 ri ri 1 2 1913 and Pennsylvania a year lat­ F. Curylo. 2b . .3 1 0 5 2 0 Barnhart, If . . . Bice, rf ...... 4 a big chance for them to place at Cardinals, shelling Haines off the National League Schinkel with tour uot of five . 4 1 1 2 ri (I Buck c ...... , . 4 1 least one-two in their own face but er. Butj,. it you don't think one of P. Curylo, ss . . 4 0 Harris, Pittsburgh, .408. P. 'U'ancr, rf . . 1 3 o (■) ri ri (» mound and trimming the world’s and Mangum with three out of o Blues'C, 3b ...... 4 Wisconsin, another guest, slipped the three “ guests" will win, a sin­ S S’nd’rv'lle, 3b 5 M‘riglit, ss ... . 2 1 4 1 Beeves, ss ...... ri 1 champions nine to three. Pitts­ Barnhart, Pittsbur.gh, .39 4. four, were the heavy hitters for Crantliani. 2b . . 4 ;; 2 into the runner-up position. gle dollar will get you ten. Patkoske, If . . 5 0 0 2 ] 2 ri Jolinsun, p ...... 3 1 burgh’s lead is now games. P. Waner, Pittsburgh, .391. Hartford. Tray nor, 3li . . . 4 2 o 7 1 ri Marberrv. P ... ___ I ri i Kline, if ...... 3 2 2 Frisch, St. Louis, .385. The Senators scored in every in­ Harris, 11) .... . 2 ri II 111 2 (♦ Braxlun, p ...... ri ri 0 The Reds made five errors, but Dahlke, l b ___ 4 1 0 Conch, c ...... 3 0 1 4 0 ri Farrell, Boston, 3S2. ning except the second and seventh. Hill, ]i ...... O 2 Luque refused to become rattled Krober, rf . . . . 3 0 0 Leader a year ago today, Cuyler, Pittsfield bein.g continually “ in the . 4 0 (1 S 15 27 17 1 and beat the Cubs eight to five. -— • -— ~ __ - . BOSTDX THESCOREBOARD THE REFEREE R S’nd’rv’lle, rf 1 0 0 Pittsburgh. .366. hole.’’ Five errors were chalked 3«i 0 11 12 1 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Although AN’ashington’s eight to Thomas, c .... 4 2 2 .American League up against the Hillies compared .oers Tiiliin. rf ...... 4 (I 2 3 II I) seven victory over the Red Sex was R. AValsh, p . . . 2 2 2 A H. B. H. I’O. .V.. E Schang, St. Louis, .394. with none for the Hartford team, Bladi if . . , , Karow, 31j 5 credited to AValter Johnson, the . .» 1 1 1 ri 1 Carlyle, if ...... 3 AV’hat was the time taken by Gehrig, New A'ork, .388. which, by the way. offered a snap­ Tn]ioreor. s.s . . VESTERDAV’S RESLLT.S . 4 ri 2 2 ri 0 Regan, 2b ...... ■> big train was unable to go the Totals 34 10 9 !7 11 1 py fielding exhibition. Davis out- I’ risoli. 21i . . . . Georges Michel in his channel Simmons, Phila, .375. . 4 ] 1 1 4 ri Todt, lb ...... 4 Eastern 'league swim last September?— D. M. M. route. Going into the fourt’a inn­ Cheney Bros. Dykes. Phila., .375. fielding was particularly good for Hot tninlo.N'. ?./. . 3 ri ri 111 ri 2 ,Myer. .ss ...... 4 Hartford 10, Pittsfield 3. ing five runs behind, the Nats scor­ SuutliWortli, I'f . 4 ri ■Alichel traversed the channel A B R H P O Meusel, New York, .371. Hartford and his catch from Enz- 1 2 1 ri Shanor, cf ...... 4 Providence 5, New Haven 0 (1). ed all their runs in one smashing I-. Bel], 3b . . . . ri 1 2 1 0 Hofmann, c ...... 3 Hanna, ,3b .... 3 1 1 Leader a year ago today Ruth, mann's hat in the fifth was a beau­ Sebulte, e ...... from Cape Gris-Nez to St. Mar­ ri ri 4 1 1 Welzer, p ...... 1 New Haven 5, Providence 2 (2). garet’s Biay, six miles east of Dover, rally feated by Goslin’s homer. Hunt, s s ...... 4 0 1 New A’ork, .391. liontliit, cf . . . . 4 1 ,*> ri ri MacFaydeii, p ...... 1 ty- Haines, j) .... Springfield 4, Albany 0- The AVhite Sox held on to third Edgar, c f ...... 4 1 2 SFlAVTOB.k 10. hillies a ri 1 ri 3 0 in 11 hours and S minutes. HAUTFDBD i H. B.- il. 1, ...... ri ri ri ri ri 34 7 11 24 10 1 AVaterbury-Bridgeport, rain. AV’hat clubs compose the Eastern place by staginf? a six-run raUy in R. Boyce. If . . .4 0 0 Jf. PO. A. E. i Clark, x 0 AB. . J <1 ri ri ri 0 V.'iisliington ...... 000 800 OOx— .4 American League the seventh and nosing out Detroit E. Boyce, rf . . 3 1 0 1 — — League?— O. P. L. Da\ i.-^. rf ... 1 ■— • - Boston ...... 010 401 010— 7 Philadelphia 4, New A'ork 2 (1). Albany, Bridgejiort, Hartford, nine to seven. AVhitehill and Thonir Plipp, 2b ...... 4 0 2 In the British navy, 90 per cent Krahe, ss ... 3 o ( 3 7 10 4 Two base hits, Rucl, Myer. Johnson, I S.'ore 1i\' New A'ork 7, Philadelphia 3 (2). as were knocked out of the bo.x. McDonald, lb . 4 0 1 of the sailors make their own. Schinkel. It innings: Goslin, Hofmann; three base hits, New Haven, Pittsfield. Providence, clothes. Ready-made suits are not Koescy. 11> . I Pittlmrgli' ...... D'O 400 040— 9 MacFaydcn; home runs, Myer, Goslin; AA’ashington S. Boston 7. Springfield and AVaterbury. Bogglni, c .... 3 1 0 Hermann, 3b ; St. I-oui.s ...... 002 001 000—3 saorifices. Karuw, Todt. Wclzer. AATley, p ...... 3 0 1 popular with them. I'u'n Ijasi- Iiir. Cleveland 2, St. Louis 0 (1). How many times had Dartmouth Morrissey, cf Tojiorecr. Tra.vnor, Tobin, Hofmann, JIacl'ayden; doiilile St. Louis 7, Cleveland 3 (2). Georgetti, X Sc lime 111. 21) , I Ha iID'S. Fi'iseli, (joocb, P. IVaner' plais, IVclzcr to Hofmann to Todt; beaten A’ale in bsisketball up to the CATCHER GET.S CHECK itlirce li.Tse Mangum. e .. I Tr.-, hit. Blades: -tolcn liases, left on basc.s. Boston S, Washing-ton Chicago 9. Detroit 7. past basketball season?— D. S. .Vuor. p ...... 2 1 1 0 laynor: .saeriHcc.s, Barnhart, Cooeli 5: lasc on bails, off Marbcrrc' 2; National I^eague Dartmouth had won six wpHe Totals 33 4 13 5 Cr.iTlo to Dahlke: left on bases, In­ Hairis, Haines; double plays T “ ra V - struelc out, by Wetzer L 5!acFaydcn New A’ork, June 2 7.— Catcher Score by innings: siicos 8. Cheney Brothers bases 4 2 pi L? 2 7 10 0 I I'ni to Harris. Soutliwortli to Cincinnati S. Chicago 5. losing 26 games to Yale. Topor- 2. Jolinson 2; liil.s off M'elzer 12 in 3 Brooklyn 7, New A'ork 1. Grahowski of the New A’ork A’an­ Insiicos...... 220 001 32x— 10 on balls, off R Walsh 5. off Wiley riTTSFI ELI' Ir'niiis'''- i"" bases Pittsburgh 4, SL 2-3 innings, off Johnson 10 in 5 2-3 From what club did Cleveland AB P, H. PO. .\. E. Li IMS ,. Iiase Vialls, oft ftill 3 kees is 11,300 richer today. Some Cheney Bros .010 000 013— 5 6; struck out, hy R. AVa'si; 10. by 1 1 II II (111 innings, olT MacFaydcn 3 in 4 1-3. off Pittsburgh 9, St. Louis 3. get Emil Levsen?— T. P. R. IVliit man. rf Hanu's I; .struck out, b\- Hill 4' Marberry 1 in 3. utT Braxton 0 in 1-3; 2,000 admirers from Schenectady, Two base hits. Kline, Plipp; AV’iley 2: hit by pitcher, by R. 1 Cleveland bought Levsen from Walsli. 2b Li 'ngs ', ' in- winning pitcher, Johnson; losing Cedar Rapids in the .Mississippi N. A’., his home city, presented the three base hit, R. AA’alsh : home Walsh (Hanna, Hunt), by Wiley I’arkiiison, i Hi n R iV’ hitcher, pitcher, tVelzer; umpires, Xallln and Snilimi. c I . iiill fla. losing- nitchcr A'alley League and released him on catcher with a check for that run, Kline. R. Walsh: stolen nase (R. W'alsh): umpire, Frobel; time Gelsel; time, 1:55. THE STANDINGS Bat IS, lb timpi'-cs, Klein, .MeComick option to Terre Haute and Roches­ amount and life membership in the Thomas; sacrifice, J. Curylo; dou­ 1:45. Slicridau. 3 b and 5IcLaughlin: time. 2 lioiirs .\1 C Io plnitd 1— Eastern I,eague Eagles at the A'ankee-Athletlcs ble plays, Thomas to S Sunderville] X—Georgetti batted for Wiley in .loiies. If ter before finally keeping him In X— Clark liattcd for H. Bell in Otii 13»mA>S 2 . 3. HHOAV.YS 0 , 7 AV. I 1025. double-header here yesterday. to F. Curylo, S. Sunderville to F. | 9th. Siiiitli. e , Ki*«u3i F i^ TvjkJO FO U R P A V S w i t h o u t a mann 14 in 5 innings (none out i--. ------— — __ __ bi'Rourke, 3b Chicago ...... 36 3( - (« (1 2 4 0 ,Sm o K I niG ■ iihi. oft Rc-vnolds 4 in 3: losing pitch­ s 10 13 Adams. 2b . . AA’ashington ...... 33 21 XiAYS I FCEL c i g a r e t t e - - A / oXI'TH a T VGO Si sic r. lb ... ri 0 iti II 0 er, Enzmann; umpires, Rorti- and Detroit ...... 29 3C l o ' t T iC K U M ts iM'MY T h r o a t B. B ir. PO. A. Mcinio. 21i . ri 0 ri (1 0 s e t t e r 'T Bradley; time of game, 1:55. -\danis. ss . . . . E . 4 3 1 ri 4 0 Williams, If ri 0 0 0 Cleveland ...... 29 3-1 IS E M T i R g LY GOtJE Tick, 3b ' . 4 1 ri o Rice, rf .... (» 1 ri 0 0 V l\'elili, rf 4 1 St. Louis ...... 27 32 1 4 ri 0 Sebulte, cf . (1 1 3 0 0 ■NS Wil.son, cf . . . ] . 4 o O'Xcin, c ... 0 0 ri 1 0 Boston ...... 15 47 1 1 0 0 <> Stejihenson, It ri 0 1 Gerber, ss . 0 0 9 1 National Iicagne I irimm. lb . . . , 0 0 . 4 0 1 111 1 0 Stewart, p . . 0 0 0 0 0 W’. L. : A Hartnett, c . . , . 4 0 1 0 Sebang, x . . 0 0 0 0 0 Reck, 2b ...... 3 1 Pittsburgh ...... 38 22 . 3 (1 0 3 3 0 E. Milier, xx ri 0 0 0 0 Bciitt. X . . . 1 ri 0 St. Louis ...... 37 24 R'abc, p ri 0 (► 0 0 0 2 ri 0 4 24 15 1 Chicago ...... 37 26 I isliiiriie, ]i . _ Score by innings: Hcallicote, xx . 0 ri 0 0 0 New York ...... 32 30 . 1 0 0 0 0 0 Cleveland ...... 001 000 10.x—2 Two base hits, Burns: three base Brooklyn ...... 31 34 34 5 6 24 14 2 hit, Cullop; stolen bases, O’Rourke: Boston ...... 23 32 or Beck In 9th, double plays, Gerber to Adams to Philadelphia . . . 23 36 XX— Heathcote Uted for Osborne Sisler; left on bases, Cleveland 2, St. in f'th. Louis 7; base on balls, off Uhle 1, Cincinnati ...... 24 41 --4-Ren ran far Hargrave In in Sth. Stli Stewart 1 ; struck out. by Ulile T; um- J Wo liase hits, A5'allvei-, Hargrave iPires, F,vans, Hlldebran d and Mc- Drcs.sen; three base hit, AVIlson H I:-'’-"- X— Sebang batted for Adam.s in Stli. GAMES TODAY hce.s, Cii z. Zitzmann, Webb, Stephen- XX— E. Jliller batted for O Xcill in Eastern League Bon; double play, Pick to Beck to 9th. Pittsfield at Hartford. til mini; _left on bases, Chicago 4 Gin (Second Game) Springfield at Albany. cinnati ,; base on balls, off Blake 5- ST. LOUIS struck out, by Luque 2, Blake " hits' Score by innings; New Haven at Providence. Off Blake 10 in 7 1 3 Innings,Vs'bo.-n'c .St. Loui.s ...... 010 004 200— 7 AVaterbury at Bridgeport. in passed ball, H.artnett; los- Cleveland ...... 000 010 O02— 3 National League iiiK pitrlier, Blake: umpires. Quiglev Batterie.s. St. Louis— Gaston and Pittsburgh at St. Louis. HERe IT ts A WeeK FRED 5\ ilsoii and I’firman; time, 1:42. ' Sebang. (.'leveland— Buckeye, Garr, 5IHCE i v e Ha d a CiGARET-rej Smith and Myatt. Chicago at Cincinnati. I New York at Philadelphia. AM D MV: T h r o a t t S ------At Chicagro;— (Others not scheduled). PLAYGROUND WORKER HAS W HITE SOX B. TIGERS 7 CHIC.YGO American League H.AD WIDE EXPERIENCE AB. R. H. PO. St. Louis at Detroit. 1 IMetzler. ct ...... 4 *> 1 3 0 Cleveland at Chicago. Thomas Pickett of AA’illimantic, Perk, ss ...... 3 f* 0 4 4 the new part time worker at the Falk, If __ ...... 5 3 4 1 Philadelphia at New A’ork. Cottage street playgrounds, hag Barrett, rf ...... 3 1 *> 1 0 AVashlngton at Boston. -WAT/ Sheely, lb ...... 3 1 1 7 1 liad considerable experience i this McCurdy, c ...... 1 0 0 1 4 line. He has been in the profes­ N’e i s, z ...... 1 0 0 0 0 sion since 1922. Grouse, c ...... 0 1 0 0 0 Kaiiim, 3b ...... 4 0 1 4 0 He began as supervisor of the 19 Ward, 2b ... O 0 0 3 4 Golfers You Have Met J cil'.v: parks and playgrounds in South Thomas, p . . ______2 ri 0 ri 0 bv Kent Stratt Park, Chicago, and remainde there Connally, p . 2 0 0 0 2 FAT. OFF. until 1924. Later he was a school 30 9 8 27 16 instructor and play,ground worker DETROIT at Gary, Ind., and at the same time AB. R. H. PO. A. did substitute work in Chicago. He Marner. 3b ...... u 1 1 0 1 came to Thompsonville in 1925 and Gelirlngcr, 2b ...... 4 1 2 3 2 Manu.sh, of ...... 7 2 2 1 ri for the past year lias been f innect- Fotliergill, It . ... 2 •■> 2 1 0 cd with the Travelers Insurance Hcilmann, rf ...... 7 1 o O ri company at the Hartford office. Blue, 11) ...... 1 ri 0 111 1 Tavener, ss ...... 3 1 1 2 G Ras.'tler. c . . ri t) 0 AVlii tell ill. p ...... 3 ri 0 ri AVILLING TO HELP Stoner, ii ...... ri n 0 0 o Club Member: I say, old fellow, -Veuii, X ...... 1 ri ri 0 ri a man I know is rharged with steal­ ing whiskey. AVill you take tiiu 31 7 10 24 12 There is one thing about put- (Uiicago .... lUO 020 >0x- case? Detroit ...... 030 003 100- :ing that I tliink most instructors Lawyer (absently): Sure, send it Two liase hits, Hellmann, Bassl !ail to impress. That is the dif- around to my office.— Passing Show. Falk: three base lilt. Barrett; stolen erence between firmness and rig- base, Aletzler; Sacrifices, Sheely, Blue, ,dity. Tavener. Crouse, tA’ard; double plays. There is such a fnii'g as being great and you nervously as.: your- Falk to Peck, Tavener to Gehrlnger old to Blue; left on base.s, Detroit 3, OLD G •iOO stiff in putting. That delicate ! self if the ball is going to sink. Chicago 6; bases on balls, off White- i ;ouch that determines just how far you forget lots of times to keep hill G. Tliomas 3; struck out, by The Smoother and better C ig a r e tte (he hall is eolng to roll is then the old bean DOAA’N. Whltehlll 2, Stoner 2; hits, oft Thomas 8 In 5 innings, none out in the 6tb, off lost. In this picture my head is down, Connally 2 in )4. Whltehill 7 in G, This winter, v,-hile playing in my elbows are loose but not too far none out In 7lli. Sinner 1 in 2; hit by the 'rexas and Los .-Vngeles opens, from the body, my weight is com­ pitrlier liy Connally (Blue); passed fortably back on my heels and the liall. .MeCurdy; winning pltclier, t'nn- LCAVtNCr H(S MKRK OM .... not a cough in a carload I saw several o’ i friends of mine iisllv-; lo.sing pltclier, Stoner; uin- ' .-■•ho looked up tiiiie and acain on follow tliroiiith .shows the clubhcad I pires. rirmsliy and Owen*; lime, 2:i:l. ' THt 8*iN0s or time their putts AATien the strain is i not too far oft the green. 1 X—N'nix hatted (nr XtoCurdv la Gtli. I hodBOt o{ P. Lcrifiard Con Esta llGi

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Paul r mbW? Che le cfP hot, it'C' tie- // FICTION "CLOmtS^ IBM MAKT- mt WOMAN ©1927 ^ NEA iS crv icC ' V Ben Lucien Bum an A maid from Hollywood apolo­ THIS HAS HAPPENED nah can take Tlnky np to Chacos. gizes, as it were, for such a thing Atfemptii hnre been mnde on She's proved she can take care of as a husband. She admits that most the life of K M SE MARBERRY. him. It's only a few minutes." motion picture cuties have hus­ bands who are kept concealed from nn Amerlenn fclrl who own* nnd "All right We’ve no time to ar­ o P lives on property ndjofnlnsT the the public. She explains a general OI.P qneer Utile Inmrie-bordered town gue. Come on." belief In her circle that the fans of PORTO V E n n E . In west eeii- trni Rmr.ll. She kissed the baby quickly, then ^ ant marriageless stars. In her Hcvernl niTslerlotJs denths hove spoke a few words to the driver of apologia for husbands. Miss Del oeetirred. Inelodfnir thnt of one of Rio says— “the right kind of a hus­ her foremen. Her two-yenr-oTH the dogcart The vehicle rattled oTphnned nephew Is kidnnned hvi band— one witli brains and a sym­ Is fonnd nsrnln. lonrelv tlironr’* off. The old man looked confusedly pathetic understanding, Is of infi­ the efTorts of VUT,AK. her eoti^ln nite help to his wife. He can «ivc nnd proteetor. wh^ Is fcno^n after It an Instant, bewllderlngly Porto Verde ns ATTORVEA O-s- began to follow It then turned and I her encouragement when she needs VIS. EHse*« Inw^er Vflnk hns rrr^f came awkwardly gaSoplng back to It.” for T.TXror.V \rX\'AT.T.Y. elder­ How D’ye Like It? ly Amerlcnn ehemist. to help him Vilak. The three riders sped to­ ire* nf the bottom of the mysterv ward the murmuring town square. Wonder how the boys like this They nre Ifrnornnt of the en*i*»e picture of what is expected of of fhl« hostility townrd EMse Inif As they reached it a panic-struck parade began to sweep past them. them? And what a titter it gives ■ is*inret thot o mnp nnmed fiAY- some of us as we picture the re­ T,Of>n t»r p n t ISS. n retleent nnd Here a donkey struggled heroic­ forh'ddl*nr ehnrneter. Is somehow versal of the duties of the sexes! In^-^'l ved ally to trot through the sloughs Time was when wives were taught Word Is hror'rhf to Ellse that with its fat master and screaming that it was their duty to smooth his m'^nncer of her property nt mistress clinging hysterically to its VIT. T.\PA Is desperntelT HI nnd furrowed brow when he came home must see he^ nt opee. VlInU sns- back; here three squealing pigs from that hard day in tho office. neets n triek nnd he Insists thnt lurched ahead of a grunting negro, he nnd \nnnn1ly neeomnnny her. Now, 'twould seem, 'ti.s the hus­ On the rood to VMInnn they nre driving them on with a club; there band’s part to soothe her harrowed nmhnshed hy n hnnd of rnfUnos In an Indian woman with huge orna­ spirits when she comes home from tho Tiniforms of soldiers. They ments in her Ups and ears scurried tell Vllnk thnt he nnd hIs eom- a hard day at the office or studio. nnnlons nre wnnted for mnrder. through the mud shouting at the Whiff From Past Th« ebnree Is ohvlonslv n fnke five naked and shining children “Gentlemen may not smoke Vllnk Is eonvineed their enptors nre In the pny of Ellse*s enemies who ran before her. So absorbed while ladies are in the bus,’ So nnd menn to kill them, but he were the terrorized villagers in read a sign in a down-state bus shrewdly eontrlres n wny of their headlong flight that they which I recently rode through ese.npe. Af \'lllnpn. Ellse’s mnn- nper soys he lind not sent for her. hardly saw the three riders cours­ banks of sweet wild clover, butter­ Vllnk persnndes Ellse to n^ree ing past, and Vilak was constantly cups and daisies, and past sprawl­ to lonve the eoiintry. Alennwhile. ing old farm houses mantled in eon.stnnt rnins flirenten Porto bringing his horse to a violent halt A'erde with flood. in order that he might not run climbing yellow and pink cinnamon VOW n r n i v t h e s t o r y them down. K iced roses. The sign seemed atune \ / CHAPTER XXVI Ellse swept her mount round a with the region throu.gh which I bed toppled into a street by some rode. It harked back to a day ■^TTLAK rode to the wharf to ascer­ frenzied householder. “Where are when the “very smell of smoke" tain If the floods were holding you going?” she flashed to Vilak. made any truly feminine and deli­ “Prentls.s' place,” he snapped. cate lady ill! That was a day up the boat or whether If would when she fainted at the sight of a arrive on time. But the drowsy, "He’ll get It the worst down there, he’s so low. We’ve got time. We snake or a mouse and “just died” red-shlrted negro clerk In charge can get to Itzltuba Hill from there if her petticoat showed. And yet, hard-boiled though we may be, how could tell him nothing. just as quickly as to Chacos from “sorta nice” is this protecting Leaving the dock, he visited the here and be just as safe.” chivalry, even though we oft yearn slovenly tobacco store, bought some He heard her draw a sharp to shout, “I just love the smell of a tobacco and matches and meeting breath. good cigar!” Long may the pas­ “I realize that you don’t like him. D’Albentara. who had come on a toral viewpoint wave! Q'UPlOUasirkmss Home Page Editorial limit, he will probably save the big­ Stand On Your Own Two Feet! when climbing mountains or look­ gest part of It. In a well groomed suit, you could meet the good use—make it work By DR. .MORRIS FTSHBETN ing down from high idncos. An allowance is the A, B, C of President’s Cabinet without turning a hair. But Editor .loumal of the .American Many i)ersons Ijeeamc' e . i i : -ea- TEACH YOUR money education. Give a child of in a shabby outfit you would feel like slinking for your advancement. .Medical .As.sociation and of Hygela, sick during aerial fliglii -. a num;. six (school age is young enough to down a hack alleyway. the Health Magazine indeed that the airplanes ll>ing be­ begin) say a dime or a quarter a The difference is in your clothes, not in you Just because you haven’t tween London and Paris are n'cu- CHILD THRIFT week. No matter what wealth may yourself. Keep up to concert pitch.... Save There are as many views of the larly equipped for taking care of be in the family, give him very, the cost of one new’ suit a year by keeping the cash is no reason why ca'use of seasickness as there are the nausea of passengers. .\or is Olive Roberts Barton very little. Out of this make him clothes you luive looking at their best. Regu­ Bpeclaltles in the practice of medi­ seasickness confined to hitman be­ pay his Sunday school money, put lar dry cleaning will do it. you should neglect your cine. Neither the physiologic nature ings exclusively, since this ty])e of a little sum in his bank, buy his I nor the causes of the condition are disturbance has been seen in most pencils, or ruler, or whatever ne­ Cleaning and dyeing... .promptly and perfectly personal appeaiance. knowm. Attempts to treat the condi­ domestic animals and even tlie Thou shall teach your child cessity he decides he must have. tion by all sorts of medicines have birds. llirift. Since extra\;i,ganee has be­ Teach him that the money Is his Very chic and practical is this i done. Your clothes called for and delivered. failed In most instances and me­ The Russian ph.'siologist htts come our national sin, it is more very own but that necessities come coolie beach hat of rough blue and ] They are taken care of as your individual things chanical appliances of one type or noted tliat the attacks come on reg­ important thtin ever, from an eco­ first. If there is any left over white straw with a red and white .... not huddled together in a “suburban bun­ Good Clothes another or habits of life have been ular intervals and that they accom­ nomic as well ;is an economical then he may indulge in the luxury peak. It ties under the chin. dle.” squally without effect. pany an abundant secretion of sa­ standpoint, that children be of a soda or an ice cream cone or a The Russian physiologist. W. W. liva. A series of experiments on the taught thrift. bit of candy. And don’t buy his Telephone 1510 One Dollar Boldyreff, has recently considered movement and activities of the X^ow thrift is almost invariably luxuries for him, and don’t give n.isinterpreted. It does not mean , MRS. ADA M. the various available views as to stomach causes Boldyreff to believe him another cent until allowance THE the nature of this disturbance. that the symptoms of seasicK'm .ss ,'^aving—at least not in the terms day. MERRIPIELD A Week Boldyreff points out that seasick­ are associated with iieriodic activi­ of hoarding. It means the intel­ He will learn to walk past a ligent handling of money. lDOUGAN dye works ness is not confined to people on ty of the stomach due to irritation candy store or balloon man or a Teacher of INC. ■Money spending i.s ;i real science. the ocean, but may he associated of the lining of the intestines liy the movie with money In his pocket. HARRISON ST. with various tj’pes of land occupa- .And as we liegin to fetteh the child That’s the big thing. And he will Mandolin Tenor Banjo digestive juices wliirh come into it all otlier things at tin early age, Mandola Cello-Banjo lion. Some persons develop the con- in large quantities. Disorders of tl'<' learn what the pinch means it he I SOUTH MANCHESTER, w!iy not the manipulation of mon­ Ukulele Mando-Cello I CONN. Jition when riding on street cars or stomach and of the intestines iire- has spent his money too quickly or .rains, some by swinging and see­ ey ? too foolishly. That pinch is the Banjo-Mandolin dispose to seasickness, and he has The idi'a that should never be sawing, some persons get it when foiinid that persons with such dis­ best thing in the world for him. Let Ensemble Playing for Advanced houses are shaken hy the wind, planted in his mind is the “more him feel It. Pupils. llll NIL P h o n e r orders may be caused to have an where that came from” idea. The aesar isch tore others by riding up and down on attack of seasickness by filling the As he gets older trust him with Agent for Gibson Instruments. n i l iIBB ( M ^ elevators. feeling of limit should he stressed. more money and more responsibili­ “ 1 5 1 0 small intestine with a large amount- ■N’ow if you nitilto a child iml ev­ Odd Fellows' Block 240 a s y l u m ST. Rocking is not the special motion of saliva or nf water. ty. Let him pay for more things most frequently responsible as is ery cent he gets into his hank, to for himself. He will learn the ■At the Center.—Room 8. Alon- The periodic actiidtv of the stom­ put into the hie hank later on to | ibvious from the fact that babies great lesson of doing without this day, Tuesday, Wednesday and I HARTFORD ach and Intestines, which seems to draw interest, you might as well be in order to get that. rhuradav. L

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k^VmmfmlacJc DAILY RADIO PROGRAM New Equipment Installed in WachteVs Store 7:00 6:00—Masquerndors. Leading DX Stations. Monday, June 27, | 8:00 7 :00—Hearthside organ recital. Blue MondB.v Is no longer blue since 8:30 7:3h-S tudio recital. ATLANTA-.30. Ro.\y find Hi.s Gang decided to stage 10:00 9:00—Grand opera with WEAF. ibF E A N C E 11:00 111:00—Studio hour. 7:30 6:30—WJZ program. one of their frolics evcr.v Monday eve­ 10:00 9;00—"Odds and Ends." ning through the microphone of WJZ 12:00 11:00—Orchestra: oigan. 11:45—Troutt's melody artists. 461.3—WTIC, HARTFORD—660. 12:45 and the Blue Network. June 27 Is 526—KYW, CHICAGO—670. no exception to this rule so listeners 6:30 5:30—Bond trio; talk. 7:30 6:30—Roxy w ith W JZ. will 1)0 miglitily plea-sed to tune in 7:30 6:30—Merrymakers. this program. WIOAP' and the Red 8:00 7 :00—Clinton musical period. Other Chicago Network will Icature Hic Goldi.ian 8:30 7:30—Theater vaudeville. Band concert In Uio eaG> eVening and 10:ti0 9:00-Grand opera hour. Stations Silent later Flotcu>''s opera. "Murtlia’’ will bt 11:0,5 10:05—Club Worthy orchestra. staged li. tabloid Co'-ni before tliese II :30 10:30—Theater organ. Monday Night. same riii roplior.es. Ciieyenne Cnnm- 422.5— W OR, N E W A R K —710. iior of Commerce an.l KOA has a r­ 7:00 6 :00—.lacaues Jacobs’ ensemble. 423.3—WLW, CINCINNATI—700. ranged for their unusual highlignt. a 7:30 0:30—l.cvitow’s orchestra. 8:00 7 :00—Gibson orchestra. radio rodeo, wlilcli is a dramatization 333.1—W BZ, N E W EN G LA N D —000. 8:30 7:80—Theatrical review: oren. of file old frontier da.is. Tlie fir.st .5:,5.5 4:55—Markets; baseball. 9:00 8:00—Lyric male quartet. part of tiiis entci talnmcnt will lie an 0:00 5:00—Organ. 9:30 8:30—Special program. Indian opcralic romance called "Tire 0:30 5:30- I’opular duo; tenor. 10:00 9:00—Tenor: Zoo program. Sunset Trail." and tlie secomi part 7:03 0:03—Reisraan’s orchestra.^ 10:30 9:30—Zoo dance music. will tie a fantasy. "On tlie Way to 7:.30 0:30—Roxy with WJZ. 499.7— W FA A , D A LLA S—600. Frontier Days.” WBk will broadcast 9:00 8:00—Allepo Drum Corps. 8:30 7:30—Musical trip. recitals by tlie Allcpo Drum Corps and 9:30 8:30— Aeolian Duo. 10:30 9:30—Male quartet. tlie Aeolian Duo. and a concert by 10:00 ;i (10—Baritone, pianist. 325.0— KOA, D E N V E R —020. Crestore’s Band v.llli .mlos t),v Norma' 10:30 9-90—Baseball: Bregllo's orch. 11:00 10:00—Theater orchestra. Talma, .soprano, will please those who 491.5— W E A F, N E W YQ.RK—610. 11:15.10:15— Radio Rodeo. tune to AVI'G. 6:(i(i 5:iiii—Waldorf music. 440.9—W e X -W J R , D E T R O IT —680. 7 ■I'll (;:(iil—M chcl Holfman, violinist. 8:00 7:00—Goidkette’s dance orch. Wave longth.s in meters on left ol 7:15 0:15-x’olo talk. 8:15 7:15—Light opera. station title, kllocycle.s on tlio right. 7:20 6:30—Parnassus String Trio. 9:00 8:00—Sextet with WJZ. Times are Kastern Daylight Saving 8:00 7:00—Tenor, violinist; talk, 10:36 9:35—Organ; stage program. and Eastern Standard. Black type In­ 8:30 7:30—Goldman Band. 374.8— WWJ, DETROIT—800. dicates best features. 10:00 9:00—Opera, “Martha.’' 7:00 6 :00—Dinner concert. li;uu 10:00—Rolfe’a orcheaira. 8:00 7:00—Musical program. 455—WJZ, NEW YORK—660. 8:30 7:30—W EAF programs. Leading East Stations. 1:00 12:00—.Astor trin. 499.7— W B A P, FORT W O R TH —600. (DST)(ST) 4:30 3:30—Tea music. 9:30 8:30—Musical program. 272.6—WPG, ATLANTIC CITY—1100. 5:30 4-30-Baseball; markets. 11:30 10:30—Fiddle Band. 7:n.7 6:0'j—ninner music. 0:50 5:50—Baseball: time. 12:30 11:30—Pianist; musical. 7:5,‘. Talk: dunce; concert. 7:00 0:00—Klein's serenaders. 340.7— KTHS. HOT SPRINGS—880. 10:00 0:00—Croatore’s Band; soprano. 7:30 6:30—Roxy and His Gang. 10:30 9:30—Southern songs: classics. 10:30 9 :30- Studio; tenor; artists. 9:00 8 :00—Spotlight hour. 12:00 11:00—Philosopher; uke. 11:00 10:00—Two dniiee orcehstras. 10:00 9 :00—Moonlight sextet. 394,5_W0S. JEFFERSON CITY—760. 285.5—WBAL, BALTIMORE—1050. 10:;i0 9:30—Friedman’s orchestra. 10:30 9:30— Plano: ramblers. 7:30 0:30—Roxy with WJZ. 405—W LIT. PHILADELPHIA—740. 370.2— WDAF. KANSAS CITY—810. 9:00 3 :00—Jfnscmble: tenor. 8-00 7 -.no—WEAF program. 10:00 9:00—WEAF grand opera. 10:00 9:00—WBAL dance orclie.stra, 503—WOO, PHILADELPHIA —590. 11:00 10:00—Musical program. 352.7— WNAC, BOSTON—830. 7 -31) 6:30-W O O trio: talks, 1:45 12:45—NIghthawk frolic. 8;00 7:00—Dinner mu.sic. g.ai 8:00- Harpist, soprano, violin. 468.5— K F I, LOS A N G ELES—640. 8:30 7:30—Musical program. 10:02 9:02—Organ recital. 11:00 10:00—Johnston’s music box. 9:30 8:30—Special program. 315.7—K D K A , P ITT S B U R G H —950. 12:00 11:00—N. D. C. program. 11:00 10:00—Dance music: organ. 6 00 0:00—Baseball; studio ensemble. 1:00 13:00—Classical songs: conH-allo. r 302.8— WGR, BUFFALO—990. 6- 55 6:5.5—Baseball: opera program. 334.4— KGO. O A K L A N D --780. g;00 7 :00—Hawaiian ensemble. 7:211 6:20—Rond Conditions talk. ^ 12:00 11:00—N. B. C. program. Tho Cafe ilu Dome. I’aiis, where many Americans gathei- ami rub 9-00 8:00—String enscmlilc. 7- 30 0:30—Roxy with WJZ. 1:00 12:00—Book chat. 11-05 10:05—Carpenter’s dance orch. 9:00 8:00—IJght opera with WJZ. 254.1— W R V A , R IC H M O N D —1180. ►Ibows with celebrities at nperatit time. 345.1—WMAK. BUFFALO—550. 379.5— WGY, SCHENECTADY—790. 10:10 9:10—Pianist, "Four Deuces. 6:1.5 5:1.5—Dinner music; talks, 6:25 6:25—Baseball scores. 12:00 11:00—Dance music. This is chapter 67 of the series of'‘>^ ------j.oo 7 :00—Tenor, soprano; feature. 6:30 5:30—Van Curler orchestra. 422.3— KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—710. LUXCHEONETTE, CANDY A-VD FOrNTAIX DEPART.MEXT. 9:00 8:00—Special program; music. 7- 28 6:28—Talk. Arthur Cohen. 12:00 11:00—N. B. C. program. articles written by an ex*tioughboy THE GREAT WAR TEX 10:30 9:30—Travel talk. 379.5—W H A Z . TR O Y—790. 1W10 12:00—I’rogram with KFI. Wachtcl’s Department store at N’os. 376-392 Front street has Installed n new fountain, candy depart-' who is revisiting France as a corre­ 7.45 6:45—Orch; vocal concert. 2-00 1:00—Variety hour: artists. ment and Uinchc-onette s-'t-vice, which otianed on Tliur-day with a lnr~c c;-o-.vd adv.-.n-.a-:,* of the YEARS AGO TODAY 339,8—V7TAM, CLEVELAND—750.______g.l.-, 8:15—I’opular Instrumentalists. spondent for The Herald. 1:30 12:30—Cantor's orchestra. Secondary DX Stations. inip:-ovcd facilitie~. Sanin.-! II. Ki-nopni'-’.:, who has hran a'-sociated witli Lading Co:--.!:'died rn-,am for ten Secondary Eastern Stations. ycaa-s, is hi ch.argc of the dep,-v. n-.i, nt with a staff of c iglit assistants. The ctiuipnieiit insUillca makes thq (By United Press) 333.1— WKRC, CINCINNATI—SOO. CHAPTER LXVH 272.6—WHAR, ATLANTIC CITY—1100 293.9— WLWL, NEW YORK-1020. 9-.00 8:00—Public schools program. de.partment one of the best in New England, June 27, 1917 9:00 8:00—Instrumental trio. 8- 00 7 :00—Musical program. 10:00 9:00—Legion musical. 447.5—WEEI, BOSTON—670. 8:25 7:25—Talks: violinist. 361.2— W S A I, C IN C lN N A T I-^ p .- At one of those brass-rimmed, Second contingent of Ameri­ 9:30 8:30—Hawallans: songs; organ can troops lands In France. Har­ 7:30 6:30-Book talk; pianist. 8:80 7:30—W E A F programs (8 hrs.) to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester round-topped tables In Paris on the 8:00 7:00—Trumpet, piano, vloiln. 535.4—WNYC, NEW YORK—660. 12:00 11:00—Curtner's orchestra. this last week. bor of a "French Seaport” dot­ 8:00 7:00—Songs: talks: music, sidewalk In front of a cafe near 8:4.5 7:45—Musicals. 635.4—WHO, DES MOINES—560. Mrs. Fred H. Adams and dau.gh- Adams, then V/ednesday they will ted with convoys and khaki- 9:00 8:00- Orchestra, musicals. 10:00 9:00—Brown's ladles trio. 9:30 8:30—Phllbreck's otchestr.a. WAPPING the church of St. Augustin in the 434.5—CNRO, O TT A W A —698. go to B.arnard, Vt., and from there clad troops fill the streets. Gen­ 10:10 9:10—Renard’s orch; review. 10:00 9:00—Feature. ter, .Miss Almira Adams, left la.st Boulevard Malsherhcs for a sit and 352.5—WHK. CLEVELAN D—850. 8:00 7:00—Chateau Laurler orch. 1:00 12:00—Organ recital. eral I’ershing o.vpected to make 8-30 7:30—Dominion markets. Sunday morning for an auto tri-p they will go to North Ferrlsburg, a sip. Just as the Legionalres will 8:20 7:20—1. B. S. talks. 405.2—WCCO, MINN., ST. PAUL—740 9:30 8:30—I'ianlst; talk. 11:00 10:00—Dance orchestra. 9:00 8:00—Songs: orch: talk, of a week to visit among friends Vt., to visit their daughter and sis­ inspection. 516.9— WCAE, PITTSBURGH-580. A son was born to Mr. and Mtl sit tlii.s Scpt(>ml)cr. ITesident 'Wilson approves se­ 10-05 9 -(t—Buckeye serenaders. 11:00 10:00—Collegians; quartet. and relatives in Vermont. They ex­ ter Mrs. Dewey Haidht, returnin.g “Pamp! Pamp! Pampi’’ The 410.7—CFCF, MONTREAL—730. 6:00 6:00—Waldorf orchestra. 12:05 11:05-Variety program. Robert Jllson, of Long Hill, Sunday lective draft exemptions, regula­ 6:55 5:55—Baseball: Covato’s orch- pect to go first to Woodstock, Vt., homo on Sunday or Monday. Incessant horns of the incessant 8- 30 7:30—Battles’ orchestra. 12:35 11:35—Orchestra: tenor. evening. tions soon to be mailed to 9:30 8:30—Studio program. 7-30 0:30—Uncle Kaybee; studio. 1:30 12:30—Organ recital. taxicabs— a two-wheeled cart pasv 8:00 7 :00—Artists, songs, dance (3% boards. lO-'iO 9-30—.laok Denni-'.s orchestra. 3945_KOB. NEW MEXICO—760. Mr. and Mrs. Levi F. Dewey and es belonging to the Societe du Gaz ■325.9—WABC. NEW YORK—920. hrs.) 10:30 '9:30—Talks: orchestra. <*' - 361.2—W eS H , P O R TLA N D —830. 516.9— W M C. M E M P H IS —b80. children all motored to Savin Rock due Paris and a sign tolls the cock­ 8:15 7:1:5—V,',\BC frollickers. 9:00 8:00—String quartet. 9:00 8:00—Entertainers. 10:30 9:30—Melody makers. last Saturday where they attended eyed world that the institution sells 10:00 9:00-WEAF opera. 12:00 11:00-WMC Movie Club. 10:00 9:00—The Brightc.st Hour. 225.4— W SYR, SYRACUSE—1330. the Wetherell family reunion. Fran­ coke en detail. 10:30 !l:30—Firc.sldo Boy.s. 508.2—W O W , O M A H A —690. cis, Mabel and Horace Wetherell of “CRADLE SNATCHERS” 11:00 10:00—Hour of dance. 7:30 6:30—Syracuse dinner music. 11:00 10:00—Orchestra. The awning flaps lazily. A bluc- 280.2—WOL. NEW YORK—1070. 8:30 7:30—Soprano; harmony hour, 299.8— KM O X, ST. LOUIS—1000. Oakland also attended. 10-on 9:00—Revolr Revellers. caped gendarme on the corner looks 9- no 8:00—Orch: lessons: talk. 10 00 9:00- Orchestra: soloists, The Federated Sunday school The Red Wing Coal Company ,8:30—t'lioral Art Society.^ 475.9_WRC. WASHINGTON—640. the situation over seriously and 7-30 0:30—Roxv with WJZ. 12:00 11:00- Ethcriogue. held their June social at the parish j seems to be quite pleased with it r AT STATE TOMORROW 10:00 ;i:nii—I'ur.zlcr. ronte.st; artists. 12:30 11:30—Lange’s orchestra. OPERATED BY 11:30 1l):30 —\'i o’s orchcstia. glQO 8:00—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) house last Friday evening. There j . . . he should be . . . why not? j were about sixty who attended, j Parisians carry brief cases, too, just; There were several exciting games | THE MEECH GRAIN COMPANY like in Xew York or Xeenah, AVis.' Hilarious Comedy of Married obtained a Doctor’s degree. of volley ball. Refreshments were | . . . a street car passes on line' Life Here—Chaney Excellent HEBRON Work is going on in the moving served. BITUMINOUS Xo. 37 to Xeuilly . . . bearing In ^‘The Unknown.” ANTHRACITE many advertisements of “Kub" . . WTIC of the large barn on the H. C. The Evergreen Lodge of Mason:: COAL COAL . and "Kub'’ is a bouillon cube, and Porter place In order to allow for No.’ 114, A. F. and A. M., will hold j After two years as a stage play the coming through of the new road their regular meeting at their Tem­ not so very good cither, according on Broadway and now being pro­ Travelers Insuri nre Cou, The program of St. Peter’s school Clean Coal. Courteous Treatment. to those who have melted down a Hartforfi, Conn. from Marlborough. A great deal of ple at East Windsor Hill next duced in stock in Hartford, ‘ Gradle on Friday was of unusual interest. dissatisfaction is being expressed Monday evening. few. Snatchers,” comes to the State 407. Prompt Deliveries. "Encore, garcon, Encore!" 1 Following the main service the Rev. by the townspeople at the cut made Miss Margaret Welles of Avery I theater tomorrow for a run of two by the steam shovel in the approach But the French don't call the_ I days. The leading roles are por- Lewis Field Hite continued the street has gone to Storrs college OFFICE AND YARD to the postofflee corner in the work for ten days to take a course in waiters "garcons, as do the . trayed by Louise Fazenda, noted Prnfrr.mi for Monda.v course in Plato, giving a talk wltli Garden and Fairfield Streets, l^ast Hcft’tford Conn. ists . . . they ahremate the '^J'd ^ Dorothy Phillips and reading from "Phaedo, or the Im­ on the Amston road. The road bed Teacher Training. fi:J0 p. m.— Hanford Times Sport cut as it now is lies much nearer to " ’.snn” . . . and it gets the mortality of the Soul." A discus­ Harry P. Files, Jr., with two col­ Telephone, Laurel 1295 J. Farrell Macdonald. The big Revi-on- to the postofflee and the house next service. sion followed the lecture. Professor lege friends went to Suffield school Country Store and surprise night 6:30— Dinuc-r Concert— Hotel Bond to it known as the Post place that Ah! A mademoiselle! Chic, too. is scheduled this week as usual for .Mor.so S. Allen of Trinity College to take the college examinations lMSS3v3S3£SS5£S£JSS6XS£3SSSSt365« Trio, Emil Heimherger, Director was indicated by the position of Might be the one from Issur-Tllle Thursday evening when more priz­ tlien gave a lecture on "Poetry and a. Four Indian Love Lj-rlcs stakes and by the survey as shown mentioned in the "parley-voo” song es will be given away. Finden Life.” Professor Allen has promis­ . . . there's an army officer in a "Cradle Snatchers” Is the story ed to give another lecture before by the diagram exhibited by the b. Mnrmnring Breezes ..Jensen road commissioners in a town meet­ red plush cap . . . and a gentle­ of three wives who.«e husbands c. Romance .... Tscliaikov.-.sky the close of the school. The last man with a loaf of bread .' . . if take a fishing trip. That is to say hour of the morning was taken by ing. The workmen were restrained 6:50— News and Baseball Scores from cutting some valuable shade the boulangers would make those i they go fishiuig but as a matter of 7:00— Dinner Concert continued— Austin Warren who lectured on loaves longer and just a trifle thin­ fact they take three blondes on an the poetry of Poe. Evensong w-as I trees only by the remonstrances of Hotel Bond Trio property owners, but the road cuts ner they could be used for walking excursion. a. Si.grcund’s Love Song from held at 4 o’clock at the churcli. The wives discover the decep­ the hour being earlier than usual in so close that these trees are part­ FROM ONE WOMAN sticks. "Die Wallture" .... Wagner ly undermined and the value of the That gendarme just stopped traf­ tion and hire three college boys to b. My Desii-o ...... Nevin ! in order to make it possible for property damaged. The safety of fic so a woman with a baby carriage play the parts of sheiks to arouse c. Serenade ...... Ern ; Bishop Acheson to meet with tlie the corner would seem to be threat­ could cross the street . . . a ven­ their husbands’ jealousies. The 7:15— Talk I school and their friends. The Rev. dor of violets . . . one franc the boys are rather reluctant swains 7: 30— Monday Morrimalters ' T. D. Martin, rector, officiated as ened also. Mr. Starr who represents who make love to the women for the federal survey admits that it bunch . . . a three-wheeled motor : - A .B. Clinton Musical Peri- usual. Bishop Acheson gave an ad­ TO ANOTHER 8 00 car . . . a truck with an advertise­ purely monetary considerations, od dress. "The Question Box” was con­ was not necessary for the road to each having a sweetheart of his have taken this direction at this ment for an American floor polish 8: 30— Capitol Theater Presenta- ducted at 5 o’clock the Bishop "Rich and poor alike are inclined to pay more attoutio i . . . a baby carriage is called a own. tion meeting with the class and taking corner. "landau pour I'enfanC’ . . . and The husbands return to their 10:00— Grand Opera Hour by tlie part in the discussions. The Rev. rial things than to a hcaltli inliei-itance for the child.” you wonder who Felix Potin is . . . wives and discover what has occur- N'atioiKtl Gi-and Opera Company Mr. Hite conducted the class. I red during their absence. They be- you see his name everywhere . . . 11:00— News and Weather Miss Louise Osborne of Indiana I lieve that the affair is bona fide A legend that the Ark of the " ’Son! Encore! ” 11:05— Club Worthy Orchestra arrived on Friday to join St. Peter's ' and accuse their wives of being un- Cove'nant Is hidden in an old tem­ "Pride of acooinplishment Is a great thing, Happiness of accom- 11:30— Capitol Theater Organ—- school of which she was a member There’s a detail of blue-over- i faithful. The resulting situations ple in Uie wilds of Abyssinia is to coated Polius carrying rifles. The ".Melodics for tlie Folks at two years ago. Miss Osborne is a be Investigated by an expedition pllshmentvis still greater.” . < ii.,1 f hilariously funny and keep the sergeant is a little fello.^— not over j ^ ^f laughter until Home"— Walter Dawloy post graduate of Yale where she which left America recently. five feet five and one of his the finish. "Our chief concern Is with the fii'nire—and tlie child is the fufare gang is at least six feet four One of the most thrilling of all what an admirable guard or tackle; ^ 0,1 Chaney’s features is "The Un- Dack Of ever}’ economic urge is the child.” he would make. . . . known,” here today. In wTiich the The awning flaps lazily. And one character star is pictured as the »lts and sips, and sips and sits. "armless wonder knife thrower in Voila, et Alors! a circus. The master of makeup is a man without arms, a man who "We wouldn’t enjoy a dinner at the TOMORROW: Salt ami Popper. uses his feet to perform every op­ W hite H ouse half so much If we coulvl- eration. He is convincin,g in the n't talk about It aftenvard. role and it is a surprise to the au­ RED LE.ADER SHOT dience to discover that he really has arms but has been keeping Moscow, June 27.— Chairman i them strapped to his sides. Orlov, of the War Tribunal of the i The picture is a creepy one, fll- "It is easy for those of slieltercd lives Moscow Army district, lies danger- led with suspense, and the dramat- to condemn those storm-tossed ones ously wounded today as the result ; Ic climax at the end is alone one who go under. There Is no credit due of an attempt upon his life. The of the best parts of the picture, where virtue exists without tempta­ attempt was made on Friday, but Chaney’s skill with his feet Is al- news of It leaked out only today. ! most uncanny and it seems hardly tion." A man whose identity has not been possible that a normal man could disclosed slipped through the guard make his feet behave as his do. at Orlov’s headquarters and fired The other leading roles are tak­ at him before the sentries could en by Normn Kerry, who is the Meet Olive Roberts Barton seize him. strong man of the circus, and Joan Crawford, the girl with whom the NLY a woman can write editorials these people couched in graphic, human Unknown and the Strong Man are style. ^ In love. Principal among tlie sit­ O for women, and only Olive Roberts A delightful summer drink can uations is the girl's fear of the Barton can wi’ite such editorials for wom­ be made for less than one cent per men's hands. The Unknown tries Her ov.'n life has been a series of lights glass. Ask your grocer for "Wil­ to use this to his advantage but in /r//June en as appear daily in The Herald. and shadows. Having children of her liams’ Root Beer Extract.— adv. the end his advice is taken and 2 9 things turn out differently from own, one of whom was killed, she knows his expectations. For Mrs. Barton knows modem life; the problems, joys and sorrows of moth­ In the Pathe News pictures of she knows the multitude of problems that erhood. In constant touch with literary IVillimantl(< and Norwich are and national affairs, she understands Hemorrhoids shown. The opening of the new come up in every home. She is a moth­ Elks home in Willimantlc occupies er, a prominent educator and a writer of modem woman and her -fight for self-ex­ considerable space in the film. pression and independence. Infection From Scratches De­ text-books. She is the author of thou­ sands of stories and magazine articles. velops Serious Condition. The origin of the word "spoon­ This is the woman who writes daily for ing" goes back 500 years. Then She is the sister of novelist Mary Roberts The Herald and for NEA Service, the Every serious rectal disease, re­ a man would make known his mar­ largest newspaper feature organization quiring operations, starts from a ital Intentions by giving a girl a Rin^iart. small scratch followed by Infection. "love spoon,” a utensil with two w in the world. Women, the nation over Most of these can easily be prevent­ bowls on the same stem. For all of this Mrs. Barton’s editorials look for her articles; the Herald is "the ed by a few applications of the new never wjuld have won such popularity onlj’’ newspaper in Manchester in which salve called Prox, the product of a they appehr. celebrated rectal specialist. By BATTERY WORK nad she not been gifted with the greatest promptly healing the first scratch broadmindedness, the most delicate ap­ no serious complications can follow. Authorized “Willard” Service for the greatest preciation of humor and pathos. 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Houses for Rent 65 Houses for Sale 72 Want Ad Information Lost and Found Palatlng— Papering 21 Resort Property for Sale 74 LOST— between the Park and Fra- PAINTING and paperhanging. Work SINQLB HOUSE of five rooms, on BUNGALOW—5 rooms, all Improve­ dln’s store. Finder please return to done neatly and reasonably. Ted Doans street, all modem Improve­ ments, garage In basement. Imme­ NEW 4 ROOM water front cottage; ments. Inquire Depot Sq'^are Restau­ Manchester LeClalr. Tel. 2377. diate possession at $5500. Apply E. also large cottage on Coventry lake, 16 church street. rant. Tel. 1584. J. Holl. TeL 560. several desirable water front lots. Inquire of John Hand on premises. Evening Herald 23 Repairing Sommer Homes for Rent 07 FOR SALE— One of the newest houses Going east, turn right at Ayers Gas Classified Advertisements Axmoirn cements The Lowest Rates in Greenacre section, two-5 room Station. EXPERT KEY FITTING. Lawn mow­ flats, all modern Improvements, 2 Count six avoraaa BENNEARY: Open for the season. car garage. For a quick sale will ers sharpened and repaired, also Home cooking. Reasonable rates. Inltlala numbora and CITY SHOE REPAIR scissors, knives and saws sharpened. quote very low price, liberal terms each count aa a word Is located at 29 Oak street. When John K. Mahoney. Box 32, Sound and only small amount of cash re­ Broilers, 35c lb- words aa two words. Minimum cosi Work called for and delivered. your shoes need repairing see me for Harold Clemson. 108 North Elm For Herald Want Ads View, Conn. quired. E. J. Sllcox, 98 Church street. Roasting Chickens 35c lb- la prloo ot three llnea special work. street. Manchester, Conn. Teleph. ne Phone 1348. Shoo Shine open every day 7 ROOM COTTAGE at Point O’ Woods, Fowls, 30c lb. 462. are given on ordera for SIX DAYS and that ia the right Line ratea per day foi tranalent fireplace, running water, boats In­ MANCHESTER GREEN— Six rooms, order to give to aecure the moat aatlafactory reaulta. quire 2204 or 2015. All poultry dressed and dellrered ada STEAMSHIP TICKETS to and from LAWN-MOWERS put In proper order, bath, electric lights, 2 1-2 acres KflectlTe March 17. 1927 all parts of the world— Cunard phonographs, clocks, electric clean­ Advertising la cumulative In It’a effect and an ad that land, easy terms. Consider renting. , .free. Cash Charge Anchor, White Star. French. Ameri­ ers, Irons, etc. repaired. Key making. ' Wanted to Rent 68 Tclepnone 8S6-2. can, Swedish. North German Lloyd Is published for SIX consecutive days has greater result BOLAND AND GREENE Consecutive Days .. 7 cW 9 eta D althwalte. 150 Center street. producing power than one published for one, two, or t 9 ots 11 eta and several others. Assistance given PORTER STREET—Desirable loca- 865 Middle Turnpike. Tel. 477-5 I Consecutive Days . In securing passports. Robert J. three days and then repeated after a l^pse of two or FURNISHED ROOM with kitchenette, tio->. attractive Colonial house, 11 11 Ota IS Ota SEWING MACHINES, repairing ot also single rooms for light house­ L Day ...... Smith. 1009 Main street. Phone. all makes, oils, needles and supplies. three days. This Is a fixed and proved rule in adver­ rooms, arrangei for one or two All orders for Irregular ‘nsertlona 750-2. keeping at Foster street. Corner Bls­ families, substantially good condi­ R. W. Garrard. 37 Edward street. tising and you can depend upon it. sell. Call 1545-2. will be charged at the <>“*;V “ **vVry Phone 715. i tion, water, gas. electricity, furnace, Special ratea for long The Manchester Upholstering Co. price and terms reasonable. Walton day advertising given upon is now located at REMEMBER Apartment Buildings for Sale 69 W. Grant Realtor 75 Pearl street, Ads ordered for three oi six days 116 Spruce street Toilet Goods and Services 25' Hartford. 2-7584 or Manchester 221. USED CAR and stopped before the third South Manchester DELMONT STREET—Beautiful 10 dav will be charged only lor the ae that when you get results before the alx times are up 4 ROOM HOUSE— 7 1-2 acres of land, room flat, always rented, nice shrubs tual number of times the ad you can stop your ad. by mall or telephone if you wish, beautifully located. In Buckingham, BARGAINS Bd charging at the rate earned, but Antomobiles for Sale SHULTZ BEAUTY PARLOR and trees, two car garage. Price and next to Horwalth's store. Four miles and you will be charged ONLY for the actual number of terms of Arthur A. Knofla, 875 Main ao’ allowinces or refunds can be made from Manchester, near church and YOUPw OWN TERMS on six time ads stopped after the 983 MAIN ST., HARTFORD times the ad appeared In the paper, charging at the rate street. Telephone 782-2. school, less than $500 cash needed. E. V. Llew'ellyn, Glastonbury, Conn. BUICK MASTER SIX Takes great pleasure in announcing earned. FORD STREET— 5 room flats 2nd 1923 Ford Coupe forbids": display lines not 1927 DEMONSTRATOR Phone 70. that they will be open In the evenings floor, Improvements and renovated, 1924 ’’ Fordor Sedan PRICED RIGHT This is a service arrangement for the benefit of our right oft Main street at Center. Ap­ 1922 ’’ Touring car *°^he Herald will not do by appointment. WASHINGTON STREET — Nice six Call S-191* advertisers. ply 13 Ford street. Phone 1944. 1924 ’’ Runabqut box tor more than one Incorrect Insertion J. M. SHEARER room single. Are place, steam heat, 1924 ’’ Touring car of any advertisement ordered for CAPITOL BUICK CO. TEL. 1600 FOUR FAMILY HOUSE In fine condi­ mt 65 feet, by 155. A nice home. 1924 ’’ Coupe . more than one time. , _ tn..Ar. Terms. Arthur A. Knofla. 875 Main 1925 ’■ Touring tion. price $11,500, small amount of I street. Telephone 782-2. The Inadvertent omission or *pcp Private Instrnctlon 28 cash takes It for quick sale. Inquire 1922 ’■ Sedan rect publication of advertls ng 73 Pine street. 1926 ’’ Touring car rflctlfled only by cancellation of the Chrysler "70” Coach Lots for Sale 1924 Overland Sedan charge made for the service render- PRIVATE INSTRUCTION In primary. 73 1925 Essex Coach Intermediate and Grammar subjects. Household Goods 61 Apartmenta— Flat*— Bualne** Property for Sale 70 1923 Cleveland Touring car id. 1924 Maxwell Club Sedan Miss Ethel M. Fish, 217 No. Elm 68 1924 Chevrolet Touring car. 1924 Maxw-ell Brougham Tenements for Rent street. Tel. 337. All advertisements must 1925 Studebaker Stand.ard Sedan FIVE PIECE parlor suite. In good MOONE’3 OARAGE, Manchester BUILDING LOTS price $350. Hugh FIVE ROOM FLAT at 849 Oakland McCauIl, 218 West Center street. In style, copy 1925 Ford Fordor Sedan PRIVATE INSTRUCTION given in all condition, for your shore cottage. Green, business and equipment, 3 regul.atlons enforced by the publish 1925 Ford Touring Price $25. V. Hedeen, 37 Hollister St. street. All Improvements. Apply Sam year lease. Inquire at Home Bank grammar school subjects by former Yulies, 701 Main street. ers and they reserve the right to 1923 Maxwell Coupe grammar school principal, for rates and Trust Company. Several other low priced cars NINE REFRIGERATORS reflnlshed Bdlt. revise or reject any copy con- call 215-5. ildered objectionable. . Inside and outside, $7.00, $8.00, $8.50, FIVE ROOM TENEMENT upstairs. Farms and Land for Sale 71 CLOSING H OUnS-Classined ads GEORGE S. SMITH $9.00 and $10.00. Watkins Used Fur­ Inquire 7 Allen Plac^, Manchester, SALVATIONISTS BID CARS, TRUCKS, TUTORING during the Summer vaca­ to be published same '"^ f.^ id ay s Chrysler Dealer 30 Blssell St, niture Store, 17 Oak street. Conn. tion. Grades 1 to 8. Florence M. C. FARMS—Ono big and one small TRACTORS celved by 12 o clock noon. Saturaays CASH OR TERMS Wlieaton, 19 Autumn street, South Trades Considered VERY FINE LEATHER davenport FOUR ROOM FLAT on second floor, farm, right In Manchester, handy to 10:30 a. ra. Manchester. Tel. 919. bed, A-1 condition, take it quick. at 168 Oak street, all Improvements, mills and trolley lines. Owners want ADIEU TO ABBOTTS Genuine Ford Parts Telephone Your Want Ads Benson's Furniture Company. Tel. with garage. Inquire 164 Oak street. to sell Immediately, : your own Ads are accepted over the Dependable Used Cars Money to Loan 83 53-3. Call 616-5. price. These are two bargains. For at the CHARGE RATE given above Manchester Motor Sales Co. particulars, see P. D. Cormollo, 13 Real Ford Service at flab as a convenience to advertisers, bat 4 ROOM TENEMENT 2 rooms down­ ^ak street. TeL 1540. 1069 Main St. So. Manchester 5 1-2 PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE 63 stairs, 2 up, all improvements. In­ the CASH RATES will be accepted as Open Eves & Sundays. Tel. 740 Musical Instmmenta Citadel Hall Packed For rate prices by expert me­ FULL l AYMENT If paid at the busi­ LOANS quire 273 Oak street. FARM FOR SALE In town of Man­ Building loans or permanent mort­ ness offlee on or before the seventh chester. Only two miles from center. chanics using the most mod­ Ford Sedan 1923 gages. VOSE PIANO— upright, excellent con­ JOHNSON BLOCK, Main street. > 110-acres, seven room house, good em equipment obtainable. d.ay following the Essex Coach 1924 room apartment, all modern Im­ out buildings, one cow. one horse, Farewell fo leaders Who each ad otherwise the CHARGE dition. Price right at 423 Center St. RATE will be collected. No responsi­ Bulck Touring 1924 FIRST BOND & MORTGAGE CO. OF provements Apply to Albert Harri­ fifty chickens, all kinds of tools, bility for errors In telephoned Overland Sedan 1026 HARTFORD, INC. son. 33 Myrtle street. Phone 1770. grape vines, peach trees, large appU will be assumed and their accuracy Oldsmoblle Roadster 1922 805 Main St. Phjne 2-5072 Specials at the Stores 66 orchard, and planting already done. leave On Wednesday. MANCHESTER Oldsmoblle. Maxwell MODERN SIX ROOM flat, first floor, Price only $7000. See Stuart J. Was- cannot be guaranteed. and Overland Touring Cars Help Wanted— Female 35 FOR THE REMAINDER of the month all newly decorated $35.00. Inquire 6 ley, 827 Main street. Tel. 1428-2. Hudson street or telephone 226-4. MOTOR SALES CO. Phone 664 we will sell Axminlster rugs for 20 Commandant and Mrs. Charles a s k o r w a n t AO SERVICE CR.AWFORD AUTO SUPPLY CO. EXPFRI t^NCED STENOGR ^ 1’11ER per cent off. all beds and mattresses 1069 Main St. So, Manchester L'.'i per cent off, big shipment must RENTALS—Several desirable rents M. Abbott, in charge of the South for general bank work. Address The with modern Improvements Inquire Opposite Army & Navy Club OLDSMOBILE AND MARMON SALES Home .Bank and Trust Co. reduce stock, Benson’s Furniture Edward J. HolL Teh 660. Manchester Salvation Army corps Open Evenings and Sundays Index of Classifications Company, Main street. NECKTIE FAKIRS Tel. 740 AND SERVICE for the past three years, said good­ P-vanlne- Herald Want Ads are now HOUSEKEEPER mlddle-.aged woman, 5 ROOM FLAT almost new, all Im­ bye to their congregation at their Tel. 1174 one that would appreciate a home Wanted— To Bay 68 provements, garage, 164 Eldrldge congregation at their farewell serv­ grouped according to rather than high wages. Apply 29 street. Apply on premises: also 58 In March, 1849, the United ^elow and for handy -®t®':®"=®. TRY A ]ffiW DODGE ices In the hall last night. The hall States had three different presi­ appear In the numerical order -ndl Mt. Neho Place after .6 p. m. Ashworth street. OAKLAND and PONTIAC JU.NK—I win pay highest prices for was packed to the doors with mem­ dents on as many successive days; cated: . 1 all kinds of Junk; also buy all kinds SIX ROOM TENEMENT on Garden Lost and Found ...... j Situations Wanted— Female 38 bers of the corps and friends of the James Polk ended his term on Announcements ...... j SILK CITY OAKLAND CO. of chickens. Morris H. Lessner, tele­ street. Inquire at 12 Knox street, or two officers. phone 982-4. Phone 792. Receiver Now Writes to Re­ March 3, President-elect Taylor Personals ...... 195 Center St. Tel. 2169 Aulomoblles BY HIGH Sn/TiOL C.fRL. position -A.mong the visitors was Rev. refused to be inaugurated on Sun­ caring for children or light house­ 6 ROOM TENEMENT all modern Im­ Studebaker 1924 Big 6 Sedan. i RAGS. MAGAZINES— Bundled paper Watson Woodruff of the Center day, March 4, so David Atchison, Automobiles for Sale ••••••...... c work during vacation. Tel. 1398-3. and junk bought at highest cash provements, with garage, vacaBt cipients of Unsolicited Automobiles for Exchange .... Studebaker 1924 Big ‘'6" Touring. July 1, 52 ilussell street. Congregatiorval church. He offered president pro tern of the Senate, Auto Accessorles-^Tlrea ...... Studebaker 1924 I.lght 6 Coupe. j prices. P h.re 849-3 and I will calL L i Elsenberg. prayer and later spoke for a short served on that day. Auto Repairing— Painting ...... Studebaker 1922 Special 6 Touring. TENEMENT all Improvements, at 90 Auto Schools ...... * „ Stutz Roadster. 1924 Live Stock— Vehicles 42 Walnut street. Apply after fi\«B Staff, Demanding Pay. w'hile on Commandant -A.bbott’s Autos-— Ship by Truck ...... | Rooms Without Board 59 o’clock p. m. stay in Manchester. He spoke of the Autos —For i:lre ...... Oldsmoblle 19Y5 Sedan FRESH HORSES—Have arrived at I ______co-operation of the Army with the Garages—Service— Storage ....- Bulck 1924 Master Six Coupe my stables consisting of mated THREE ROOM AP-A.RTMENT In Sel- Motorcycles—Bicycles Nash 1923 Sedan FURNISHED ROOM with bath and Those fortunate people In Man­ other churches in town and express­ 12 teams, farm chunks and Ideal wagon Witz building, hot water at all times. Wanted Autos—Motorcycles horses. .-Ml these horses arc gentle I use of kitchen. Inquire 122 Oakland Inquire at Selwltz’s Shoe Shop. Tele­ chester who received neckties from ed regret that Commandant -Abbott street. Insurance Bnsinesa and Professional Services CONKEY AUTO COMPANY .and well broken. For better horses phone 835-2. one Paunee Bill of St. Louia and is to leave. Business Services OffereJ ...... 20 East Center St. Tel. 840 at less money see S. Roblugton, 10 FURNISHED ROOM with private were asked to send one dollar in Other speakers were Sergeant Household Services Offered ------i3 -a Donald street, Hartford. Pltone Nearly twenty-five (25) family. Inquire 123 Center or THREE ROOMS—Heated apartments Building— tcntractlng ...... 4' 3-U'-61. street with bath. Apply shoemaker, Trot­ payment for them have noticed a Major Thomas Hopper, representing Florists—Nurseries ...... Auto Repairing— Painting 7 ' phone 1691. ter Block. new wrinkle which has been adopt­ the local census board, and Isaac years experience in Insurance Funeral Directors ...... Proctor. The male chorus sang a Heating—Plumbing—Roofing .. t' Poulti-y and Supplie.s 43 ed by this person In an effort to get FURNISHED ROOM In private family TWO 5 ROOM PLATS, all modern Im­ and kindred lines is at your ser­ Insurance ...... <...... PERSONAL ATTENTION given to all I provements. with garage, Wads­ the money. composition of Band Sergeant John Millinery— Dressmaking ...... repair work. Superior brake re-lln- ! at 73 Pine street. ■ worth street, Greenacres. Inquire E. When the ties were first sent to Lyons and at the offertory the band vice through this office. Moving—Trucking—Storage .... ing and greasing service. All work | .MARCH PULLETS—.Ml breeds from ! J. Sllcox. 98 Church street. 'Tel. 1348. played “ Beulah Land.” Painting—Papering ...... “J fully guaranteed. Schaller's Gar.ago. ^ excellent stock. Also milk fed broil- ' Manchester during the past year Professional Services ...... “ 634 Center street. Tel. 1226-2. ] ers. Win. K. Bradle.v. Phono 1163-3, i Apartments— Flats— the Chamber of Commerce advised Mrs. Abbott spoke on her stay tn Repairing ...... 2^ 321 Oakland street. Manchester. j Tenements for Rent. 631 all who received them to disregard Manchester and her husband fol­ Tailoring-Dyeing—Cleaning .. 34 V’ALVES AND C.-VRBON job, labor lowed with the sermon on “ The Travelers of Hartford ROASTING CHICKENS for sale, F. H. ANDERSON TO T E L both the ties and any subsequent Toilet Goods and Services ...... -o charge on Chevrolet $4.50, Pontiac i .YP.YRTMENTS— Two. threa and four End Is Come.” using the last words Wanted—Business Service ...... 3b $6.50, Oakland $8.50. All work %celghing beiweon 4 and 5 llis. C.'irl letters which might be sent out. Educational Mark.s, 136 Summer street. Tel. '.■77 j room apaitmenta. heat. Janitor ser­ of St. Paul as his text. .At the con­ ^ guaranteed at Catlin's Service Sta­ vice. gas range, refrigerator, in-a- I Repeat letters have been received Life, Fire, and Courses and Classes ...... ■ t tion, 255 Center street. South Man­ door bed furnished. Call Manchester | OF “ ART IN BUSINESS" from time to time, each one more clusion of the meeting four young Private Instruction ...... chester. people were sworn in as soldiers. ROOSTERS— U'O or 260 White T.ec- Construction Company. 2100 or tele- 1 threatening than the one preceding Dancing ...... phone 7S2-2. Commandant and Mrs. Abbott Musical— Diamatlc ...... 3» horn roo.^teis, -1 weeks old, 15c each. it but people took the advice of the Casualty Lines Wanted Autos— .Motorcycles 1’2 will leave on Weanesday for New Wanted—Instruction ...... “d Telcphiine 97u-'!2. Chamber of Commerce and have Finnnclnl ______i FIVE-ROOM TENEMENT—All Im.- Talks Before Kiwanis Club Bedford, Mass., where they will as­ done nothing about them. Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages ...... 31 AUTOS—Will buy cars for junk, j FOR S.AUE—PHEASANT EGG.k for proveme.'ts. Apply at 111 Holl street Wednesday Noon; Meeting sume charge of the Salvation -Army Business Opportunities ...... 33 Used parts for sale. General auto re- | sotting. IValtcr Olcfitt. South Man- or telepiione 1214-4. The new scheme was exposed to­ Money to Loan ...... “ S cr.csi.?r. Ttlejihone 357. At Hotel Sheridan. corps. Their successors. Comman­ pairing, .■kbel's Service Station. Oak day by George E. Rix. seoretary of dant and Mrs. John Spohn ot Ever­ EDWARD J. HOLL Money Warned ...... ^4 street. Tel. 789. j 7 RGt'iM FL.YT nearly new, on 39 the Chamber of Commerce. He had Help and Slfuatlona WHITE LEGHORN PULLETS—16 Ridgewood street, all Improvements. Frank H. Anderson, general ett, Mass., will hold their first Help Wanted-Female ...... ’ 5 weeks old, $1 .6 0 ; s weeks old’ Barred 1 i-nt.s .$:;7 with garage. Call S61-5 or received a letter from someone meeting here on Thursday evealng. Tel. 560. 865 Main St, Help Wanted—Jlale ...... 36 Florists— Nurseries 15 ! R od; ptillet.s, 7.7c. Bolanii. and Green, i-uiuire Elmore Holienthal, 9 R idge­ manager of The J. W. Hale com­ named Don A. Livingston, who Help Wanted—Male or Fem ale.. 37 ,S65 .Middle Turniiikc. Tel. 4 77-5. wood .street. pany, will be the speaker before the Agents W' nted ...... ,,.3 7 -A styles himself the receiver for the CELERY' PL.YNTS for .-Jale. 621 Old | /noon luncheon of the Klwanls club Situaiit>ns .Vniiied— Female . .. 38 7 ROOM TENEMENT near Main St. Louis Knitting mills, to which Biluaiions W.iiued—Male ...... 39 Hartford Road Greenhouse. Tel. I Garden— Farm— Dairy Products 50 Wednesday at Hotel Sheridan. Mr. 37-3. street and mills. Rent $17. Inquire 58 Paunee Bill is indebted. He claims Employni-r.i Agencies ...... 40 School street. Anderson’s subject will be “ More Live Sloel — Pel.— Poultry— Vehicles H.\Y"— Two ton.s, la.st year, also some Art in Business.” to have been appointed receiver by Dogs— LiiiL -I'ots ...... 11 -GRADUATION BOUQUETS. All kinds f'lr iicddin.g. Win. H. I'olt, Wapping, the Circuit Court and demands the I'onn, Tcl. 776- 1, The attendance prize on Wed­ Live Stool; — \elnoles ...... ‘■2 I of cut flowers. Y'er.v be.st roses at FIVE ROONf FLAT with all modern nesday will be donated by Edward return of money or the ties so tliat 1 Poultry ana SuiipUcs ...... $2.00 per dozen. Carnations $1.50 per inilirovements. Inquire Wm. Kanehl. ti e accounts of the business may be Wadsworth Homestead Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 I dozen. Prompt delivery, Wayside STANDING GRASS f-w sale. Make 71' Center street. J. Holl, real estate and Insurance For Sale— Jllscellaneons Gardens. Rockville, 714-2. oiTi'r. 417 South Main street. Tel. dealer. adjusted. < Corner East Center and Pitkin Street now offered at a very .Articles for Sale ...... 15 4 9(1. Mr. Rix says, however, that the I’.oats and Accessories ...... 46 , ^ reasonable figure. acr^ of land, beautifully laid out with SPECIAL S.YLE— On Salvia plants, 1 DEATH OF lluilding Materials ...... 47 letter Is only another ruse to collect ^ all kinds of shade and fruit trees and shrubbery. 12 room 27c per dozen, large quantity celery | Household Goods 51 MISS .MARY .McCOXXELL I liamonds — Watches—Jewelry .. 48 SCHOOLBOY SLAYER. Paunee Bill’s money and has advis­ ^ house, good barn. This is a wonderful place and a rare chance lalootrlcal Apiiliances— Radio .. 49 | plants, l(lc per dozen; 75c peri ed Manchester people to disregard Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A j hundred; also flower and vegetahl ■ i FIVE PIECE living r-iom suite, suit- ! I* to get an old colonial home. Garden — F.a''in — Dairy Products 60 j plants. Michael Pinatello, 379 j able for .sumuier cottage, $25, re- : Miss Mart’ McConnell of 37 Mill Hackensack, N. J., June 27.— the letters entirely. The letter he Houseliold Goods ...... 51 Burnside avenue, greenhouse, Sta­ frigerator $'(.7u. 3 burner New Per- i received today follows: Here Is a bargain— 6 room bungalow with steam heat, gas, tion 22. East Hartford. ; fectlon oil stove, gas stove $lu. Ben- I street, died at her home shortly af­ The rivalry of two youths fpr the af­ Machinery and Tools ...... 62 ter one o’clock Saturday afternoon, fections of a fourteen-year-old “ Dear Sir: — ^ etc., garage space for two cars, located five minutes’ walk from Musical I.aslruments ...... 33 son's F'urnlture Company. Tel. 53-3. Main street. $500 cash needed. Why pay rent. Figure 1% Office and Store Equipment . . . . 54 WINTER C.YBB.YGE plants. flat after a six weeks’ Illness. Miss Mc­ schoolgirl, Evelyn Sllvlera, reached “ Sometime ago Paunee Bill Sporting Goods—Guns ...... 65 Dutch and stone Masons 10c dozen, | FURNITURE—suitable for shore cot- ■ mailed you three rayon neckties, ^ out. Price $5,250. 75c hundred. John McConvllle. i Connell had lived here for half a a climax In Supreme Court here to­ Specials at the Stores ...... 56 tages, such as beds, chairs, tables, ; century, coming to Manchester in requesting that you examine them Wearing App.irel— Furs ...... 57 Homestead Park. Tel. 1364-13. couches, used rugs, etc. Benson’s . day when James Hoey, 19, went on ^ Building lot, one acre, with city water, gas, electricity In Vanted—To Buy ...... 58 Ctrdors delivered. | Furniture Company. Tel.^B3-3. | TS77 with her two sisters. All trial for the murder of Elisha Smith and if you thought them to be ^ front of it. Price only $600. Rooms— Hoard— Hotels—Resorts three were employed In the old 19. honest value you were to mall one Restaurants Heating—Plumbing—Roofing 17 ! Union mill. When that mill ceased Complications arose when both dollar or otherwise you were to re­ ^ Coventry Farm— 50 acres, seven foom house, running Rooms Without Board ...... 69 manufacturing they went to Tal- youths called on the girl at the turn the ties In stamped envelope water in barn yard. Barn for seven head stock, silo, 3 poultry Boarders Wanted ...... B9-A ROOFING SPECIALISTS Country Board — Resorts ...... 60 ABOUTTOWN coltville for a few years and later same time one evening in March enclosed. 2 houses, work shop, apple orchard, a practical farm for $3,500. Slate. Gravel. Tin, Asphalt Shingles. ‘ Hotels—Restaurants ...... 31 Repairing a Specialty. returned to Manchester. Miss Mc­ and culminated In the fatal shoot­ “ On June 11th, by order of the Terms. Wanted— Rooms — Board ...... 62 DUBUQUE ROOFING CO. i Connell had lived alone in her cot­ Real Ksinte For Rent ing of Smith by Hoiey, according to Circuit Court, I was appointed re­ 31 Oak St. Work Guaranteed. ! Miss Mildred Johnson of Clinton i tage home since the death of her the police. ceiver* for the St. Louis Knitting Bolton Lake. “ Lake View,” some nice cottage sites offered Apartments. Flats. Tenem ents.. 63 Tel„.1167-12 Business Locations for Ren. ... 64 street and Mr. and Mrs. George two sisters. She was a member of Mills, to whom Paunee Bill has as­ as low as $2 50. Several new cottages already built. Drive Houses for Rent ...... 65 Armstrong of Oak street and Her­ Second Congregational church and SAW MILL BURNS. signed his accounts In settlement of out and see for yourself. Turn north just west of first lake. Suburban fer Rent ...... 68 Millinery— Dressmaking 19 Summer Homes for R ent ...... 67 man Bassett spent the week-end in was a regular attendant at Its serv­ his Indebtedness to the St. Louis W’anted to Rent ...... 61 Astoria, L. I., with Mr. and Mrs. ices unitll her health began to fail. Rockland, Ont., Jun* 27.— Dam­ Knitting Mills. Real Estate For Sale Henry VonHone. Mrs. VonHone is Funeral servTces were held this age to saw mill No. 2 of the Cana­ Apartment Buildings for Sale... 69 HEMSTITCH W ORK — F. DION. “ I find that you have ma,de 235 SPRUCE ST. TEU 1307-12. a sister of Mrs. Armstrong and Miss afternoon at her late home at two dian International Paper Company neither return of money or ties and Robert J. Smith, 1009 Main S t Business Property for Sale ...... 70 (.’clock. Rev. Frederick C. Allen of Farms and Land tor Sale ...... 71 Johnson. here, set afire by a stroke of light* I ask that you make Immediate ac­ RE.\L EST.VrE. IXSUR.IXCE, STE.431SHIP TICKETS Second Congregational church offi­ Houses for Sale ...... 72 nlng and destroyed, was placed to­ counting In order that I may be Lots for Sale ...... 73 MovLDg—Trncklng»Storage *20 ciated. The bearers were Joseph, Resort Property for Sale ...... 74 Miss Helene Gamache who has; day at $130,000. able to make proper report to the VVfXXVXS V>X\.X\X\\VX\\XN\NVV>VN\\X been making her home with Mrs. | Thomas and Andrew Ferguson and Suburban for Sale ...... 75 W. E. Keyes. court In Interest of creditors. Ad­ Real Estate ter Exchange ..... 76 PEI^ETT AND GLENNEY—Local Frances Gilroy. Is leaving today fori About five million trees have to dress all mall to D. A. Livingston, Wanted—Real Estate ...... 77 and long distance moving and truck­ her home in Quebec City, on a two i Burial was In the family plot in be cut each year to maintain tele­ receiver. Auction—Legal Notices ing. Dally express to Hartford. Liv­ phone and telegraph lines. Auction Sales ...... 78 ery car for hire. Telephone 7-2. months’ vacation. 1 tho Buckland cemetery. “Yours very truly.’’ Legal 7 otices ...... 79 GAS BUGGIES— Preparing Their Welcome By Frank Beck

ITS NOT MY GOSH, AM Y, YOU I’M TAKING THIS STUFF ALONG \ IF 'YOUR ON WELL^THBRES S I S l ^ UM WORRIEO Hollywood OUGHT TO SEE THE TO HELP IDA OUT. I HAVEn V BEEN SISTER IDA IS ALWAYS THE MCEPTION ABOUT. SHE CAN COOK SWELL ONE-MAN TOP IN YOUR FAMILY ALL THESE YEARS SUCH A WONDER TO t h e r u l e . v o u n o . TO THE KIKkjfe TASTE. rV E RIGGED UP FOR WITHOUT LEARNING SOMETHING. I SHALL I d o n ' t s e e W H Y HAVE TO ADMIT ^ Price of lots in this beautiful section will positively BUT IT TAKES MMtE OUR COMPRESSED AIR ' FORGET THE ORDEAL OF we NEED TO THE '^ H T T E SHEEP «N THAKT A KTrCHEN STOVE advance ten jier cent (10%) on July 1st— about twenty- CAR ____ WHY EATING AT YOUR SISTER^ HOUSE. SHE WORRY ABOUT OUR FAMILY. JUST BA'Yl AND FRYING RAN TO PREPARATIONS ALL THE FOOD ? SAT THERE POP-EYED AT EVERY MEAL STARVING TO TAKE A SLANT AT five (25) very desirable lots as yet unsold and original TURN OUT A MEAL^ FOR THE W E ’RE GOING TO , TRYING TO STARE ME OUT OF TAKING D E A T H , y o u ’ v e THAT NIFTY TOP. G O T e n o u g h EVER SINCE YOUR RECONCILIATION VISTT VOOR SISTER. ANOTHER MOUTHFUL. r//A T CURED I wiAOE rr ou r o f prices still prevail. FAMILY AeARD ABOUT WITH HER THEY®RE NOT I MADE UP MY MIND THIS TIME GRUB TH ER E THAT OLD AWNING A fiih/CH OF SALT Several modern Colonial and English types of houses THAT L W AS GOING T O L A S T A YDU W E R E t r y i n g SISTER, IDA, HERS ! T«EY*VE SERVED WHO IS A V ISIT , NOT A 47/ffT . L IF E T IM E . TO SEE HOW FAR for sale. EVERYTHING ELSE Y O U COULD THROW MARRIED TO THE SAME WAY. HEM^ BROTHER, AWAY. HECTOR, r REQUIRE WORK. o o Easy Terms SO TODAY, WHILE HEM IS SETTING THE CAR READY, AMY DECIDES TO TAKE ALONG SOMETHING RESIDES EDWARD J. HOLL GOOD iNTEigrrioNS W ITH WHICH TO Tel. 560. 865 Main Street. CELEBRATE THE EVENT. II

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Of course, Manchester had A daughter was born Sunday nothing to do with it but we are afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Charles Wlgren of Stephen IN 3 COLLISIONS getting a lot of publicity today Everything To Make Your Holiday Complete street has left for a two weeks’ va­ Cork of Burnside at Memorial, in hundreds of newspapers hospital. Edward Brunner, of 84 cation at Homer, New York. Mr. around New York and New Eng­ Oakland street was admitted to the Wlgren expects to return to Man­ land. chester on July 12. He will then Drunk Charge Follows Main A big oil company is adver­ hospital yesterday to undergo a Can Be Found In A Large Assortment Here take up work tutoring high school tising summer tours for autolsts minor operation. Vera, nine year old Etudents for the summer months. and Manchester Is printed on daughter of Mrs. Mabel De Han of Street Crash; 3 Cars In the map that accompanies the 40 Fairfield street, was discharged from the Isolation hospital in Hart­ The members of the Manchester ad. Manchester is printed in Take Along One of For the Beach You Will large black ..ype and Manches­ ford yesterday where she had been Garden club will make an excur­ Twin Hills Double Bump. confined for six weeks with diph­ sion of the Cheney and Chapman ter, N. H., doesn’t even show on These gardens tonight, meeting at seven the map! theria. Want a o’clock at the warden of the Misses ^ ------^ Chapman, 7 5 Forest street. Three automobile accidents were reported at Police headquarters last night and resulted In the ar­ 5 rest of Charles August of 13 Liber­ Dr. Fred Robbins of Pasadena, here over the week-end but no one Washable was injured. Considerable damage ty street on a charge of drunk Cal., who is now visiting in the driving. He was driving his Buick East, called on some of his IMan- was done to cars and one driver was White arrested on a charge of driving sedan north on Main street and at­ chester friends on Saturday. He tempted to make a left-hand turn BOYS’ f will be remembered as a son of the while under the influence of liquor. The first of the three crashes oc­ into Bigelow street when his car Rev. S. W. Robbins, who was for­ collided with a Ford sedan driven Silk Frocks merly pastor of the Center Con­ curred at 4:15 Saturday afternoon on Twin Hills. Three automobiles, by Alexander Shearer, of 125 Hil­ \ gregational church for 20 years. liard street which was proceeding With You Over the He states that his brother George all owned and driven by Hartford Summer Needs Flannel Coat persons, were proceeding toward south on Main street. Sergeant has just leturned from a trip Crockett Investigated and arrested Week-End. around the world. Manchester. The drivers were Joseph Cohan of 152 Clarke street, August. August's case was continued for Khaki K nickers...... $1.50 in a 1925 Oakland sedan; Miss Isa­ Khaki Longies...... $1.50 Manchester Cainp. No. 2640, bel A. Dilena of 91 Mansfield one week when he appeared in Royal Neighbors, will entertain street, in a 1927 Willis Knight se­ court this morning. Khaki S h orts...... $1.15 $15.75 to their state officers in Tinker hall dan and Barton E. Moore, Jr., of $10.an«15.75 this evening. A supper will follow 125 Hunting street, in a 1927 the business session. Chevrolet coupe. The three cars RICHMOND-MARTIN Boys’ Linen Knickers You can be assured you will be There is nothing quite as snappy for were traveling in the given order. Linen C ra sh ...... $1 correctly dressed as well as comfort­ shore wear as a white fiannel coat. It Tiie Hartford County W. C. T. U. Suddenly the first one slowed up The marriage of Priscilla Louise Plain L in en s...... $1.75 able In a wash silk frock. The can be worn with the sport frock during will hold its annual picnij M'ednes- because Cohan figured he would be dresses In these groups are made of day. June 2 9, at the Pond House, Martin to Harold Tracy Richmond L inen s...... $2.25, $2.45 the daytime and over a fluffy dance frock unable to pass a parked automo­ of Manchester took place Satur­ fine quality silk crepe and radium. Elizabeth Park. Miss Elizabeth bile before an oncoming machine. They are just what you will want to at night. We have plain tailored and fur Easton, state director of peace and day afternoon at 4 o’clock at the Miss Dilena, driver of the second home of the bride’s father, Frank Sport Blouses wear at the beach this summer. The trimmed models in stock In both plain arbitration will init on a peace pa­ car, also slowed up but Moore, a styles are particularly becoming and geant .and Mrs. Lena W. Green- I. Martin, of South Halifax, Ver­ (Short Sleeves) white and pastel shades. Plan to come photographer for a Hartford news­ mont. quite varied. We are confident you backer, state president will si eak. paper who was on his way to Man- Plain W h ite...... $1 will find one to suit you here. in and see these new models tomorrow. l.unchson will be at tl.bb. The bride was gowned In white ' Chester to take pictures of the crepe de chine, with tulle veil and Plain T a n ...... $1.45 Spock-Cheney wedding, was unable carried a shower bouquet of K h ak i...... $1 Main Floor The family of G. H. Wilcox of to stop-his car quickly enough. His bride’s roses, gardenias, lllies-of- Main Floor Greenhill street is a Point o'M’oods car crashed into Miss Dilena’s car the-valley and maiden hair fern. beach for the summer. and the Impact drove Miss Dilena’s She was attended by Miss Mildred Boys’ Wash Suits car into Cohan’s, resulting in a gen­ Strickland of Hartford who wore For a Cool Dip Miss Priscilla A. Crosby, instruc­ eral mix-up. The Moort and Delina pale rose-colored georgette with a $1.65, $1.95 Of Course, You’ll Want a tor in history in the Summit, N. J. cars were damaged. Sergeant Wil­ large picture hat to match, and All linen at $2.65. Junior High school, has returned liam Barron investigated the acci­ carried an arm bouquet of pink Guaranteed fast colors. You’ll Want a liome for the summer vacation. She dent and made no arrests. He esti­ roses and blue delphinium. The was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. mated the damage today at about groom's brother, Winslow Tracy John Shiels of Wilkinsburg, Pa., ? 7 5. Richmond of St. Louis, acted as Bathing Suits White who were her guests over the Smart At 8:15 Saturday night the sec­ best man. All W o o l...... $2.95 week-end. ond crash took place. This was at Among the guests who motored the intersection of Cooper and Wal­ to South Halifax from Manchester Swimming S u it...... $3.95 Several of the past noble grands nut streets and again occupants of were Mr. Richmond's immediate of Sunset Rebekah Lodge are plan­ family, also Mr. and Mrs. James Bathing Suit ning to take in the picnic of the the cars escaped injury. A Buick Sport Hose Felt Hat sedan owned by Walter A. Strant Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Trinity Past Noble Grands’ asso­ Tryon and Mr. and Mrs. Walter 50c, 59c, 75c, $1 ciation to be held at Crystal Lake of 192 Main street was parked on the east side of Cooper street, Mitchell. Other guests were pres­ Thursday. Those going from here ent from Hartford, Wllllmantlc, $1.98 to $7.98 will board the 9:56 trolley at De­ headed north, and another machine was parked on the opposite side of New Haven, Poughkeepsie, Castle- When you brave the chill of each $1.95 up pot Square. If the day should be ton-on-Hudson, and New York City. rainy, the picnic will he held on the road. As Carl Llpgens, of 132 dip you’ll want to swim In comfort. Cooper street drove his Nash sedan Mr. and Mrs. Richmond left on Arthur L. Hultman A white felt hat is ideal for summer wear as it Friday. an unannounced motor trip. They And when you bask In the sun you south on Cooper street a boy on a will want a suit that is good looking. can be woi*n with any color light silk frock, and, too, will make their home at 14 4 Boys’ Dept. Downstairs Robert P, 'Faylor, for several bicycle rode in front of his car and Choose a one piece wool suit In a it is so cool looking. We have some smart models in in trying to avoid hitting him, he South Main street, Manchester. years an instructor at the State plain color or one with horizontal stock with ripple brims, crushed cro\%ns and cut out Trade school, was married today in struck Strant's car, which was con­ striped waist. Come In and look Stamford to Miss Elizabeth -Mc­ siderably damaged. Sergeant John our large stock over. work. Large and small head sizes. Namara, formerly a teacher here. Crockett investigated but made no The young couple will live at 78 arrests. Main Floor Main Floor Haynes street, where they have a The third collision occurred at home already furnished. Main and Bigelow streets at 6:45 Lion Brand Shoes Why Not Make Up a You’ll Want a Generous have stood the test for 20 years. They have served and satisfied and today are the choice of millions of Simple From from Supply of V Service — Quality — Low Prices wearers. The Lion brand reputation has been built on a solid foundation of quality and honest value. The shoes are nationally recognized and known as the World’s Best. Washable Rayon You are not experimenting or taking chances when \ Eat More Fish you buy Lion Brand Shoes— you know they are right. \ FANCY FRESH CAUGHT MACKEREL $4.50“^ $5,00 Undies / ? BY EXPRESS TUESDAY MORNING Dr. Dickerman’s Health Rayon undies take up the leaat amounrof space. They are easily lb. 1 2 i Shoe Broadcloth washed, and, they need no ironing. Foot Comfort, Long Wear, Firm Arch Support Foot comfort that lasts all day, adding to both health Vests 79cup Sale on Steaks and efficiency, is assured to the wearer of Dr. Dicker- $1.98 yard man Health Shoes. These shoes come in both high and Best Top Round S teak...... 45c lb. low styles. We have just received the best Combinations...... $1 up Tender Sirloin Steaks...... 49c lb. looking stripes and checked silk Fresh Calve.s’ L iv er...... 65c lb. broadcloth that will make up Into $6.00 snappy frocks to wear at the beach. Panties...... $1.49 up Sperry & Baines Rindless B acon ...... 49c Ib. And, the best part of It is that the Pocket Honeycomb Tripe, 2 lbs...... 25c colors are guaranteed fast. Choose Women’s, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes a dress length tomorrow. All the I______wanted shades. Bloomers ...... $1.98 I Home Cooked Food Holeproof Hosiery for All. i Main Floor, Main Floor \ Specials 1 A. L B R O W N & CO. Fresh BaH^d M ackerel...... 35c each J ^ Raised Biscuits, Home Made Jelly Rolls, Filled Cookies, MISS M. A. SANDERSON, PICTORIAL REVIEW REPRESENTATOR, V Apple Pies from fresh Baldwin Apples. Will Be at Our Store Tomorrow and Tomorrow Night ^ Corned Beef Hash from our Sugar Cured Cutting and Fitting Instructions by The Pictorial Review 5 Corned B e e f...... 25c lb. Printed Patterns Will Be Given at 2.80 Tomorrow Afternoon t ------Native Killed Broilers, good size, stuffed and 5 baked Special...... $1,05 each LADIES! Free Parking Free Delivery i ______

5 Lamb or Veal Pies, small size, special...... 15c each Space in Daily Anywhere I ______A Treat for You and Rear of Store. in Town. I Malt and Hops Specials SO U TH -MR h CHCS TER ' CONN 3 R in g ...... 59ccan the Children Too! Lion Brand ...... 79c can Pilser Malt and H o p s ...... 79c can Puritan Malt and Hops ...... 59c After a tiresome- shopping trip down street we invite Hotel Bond Mr. and Mrs. Wilkin­ Canadian C rem e...... 79c WILKINSON-HOLLAND son left on an unannounced wed­ Kellogg’s ...... 62c can you to stop here and rest in a clean, cool place with ding trip. They will be at home Gesundheit ...... 63c after August 1 at 34 Walnut street. pleasant surroundings. You can bring the baby car­ Alt Heidelberg...... 67c Miss Gladys Irene Holland, daugh­ Bear B ran d...... 64c riages right in too— plenty of room. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hol­ The percentage of closed cars in ^ Federal ...... 64c land of 105 High street and John the United States has Increased Walter WTlkinson, son of Mrs. ^ Dad’s F avorite...... 59c from 28 per cent in 1922 to 74 per Now! With the purchase of any 20c or 25c Sundae Harry McFadden of 28 Cooper cent in 1926. False Teeth By street, were married at St. Mary’s at any time during the morning or afternoon up to 5 p. church at 2 o’clock on Saturday Fresh Native Strawberries at Right Price. afternoon by Rev. David Kelly. The Would you buy a set of teeth from an agent’s m. we will give your boy or girl, if accompanying you single ring service was used ami sample and expect them to fit ? the ceremony was witnessed only RUBBER by members of the Immediate Fruits and Fresh Vegetables 'An Ice Cream Cone or Dish of Ice Cream families. Read article on Page 5 by The attendants were Mr. and Mrs. HEELS FREE Samuel Adamy of Birch street. The bride wore a gown of powder blue Regular 50c. georgette trimmed with satin and ATTACHED NOW FOR MANCHESTER 'i Manchester Public Market rhinestones and wore a corsage bouquet of butterfly roses and lilies CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PRINCESS CANDY SHOP of the valley. Her bridesmaid wore orchid crepe de chine and wore a I A, Podrove, Prop. Phone 10 Ck>rner Main and Pearl Streets, South Manchester corsage bouquet of yellow pernet SAM YULYES roses. 701 Main St., So. Manchester Following a luncheoa at the Johnson Block,

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