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NEW INSTRUCTIONS First Picture of World Economic Parley WETS WIN RUSHED TO LONDON BY OVER 1 0 m ❖ American Ddegatee at BASSen RESIW; Less Than HaK the Vote Cast World Parley Go Into Con- Io w a , New Hampshire in Last Presid«ltial,Be^ PERRY APPOINTED • ference at Onc^ Nature of Join Wet Procession ttoD— Repealists Sween Orders Is Not Rerealed. State Bank Commissioner Some CRies by as Much By ASSOCIATED PRESS. 4 In like fashion, Connecticut gave Quits Office; Successor a six to one majority to the 21st Liofidon, June 21.—(AP) — The Long dry Iowa, with Cozmecticut Amendment, which repeals the 18th. as 12 to 1-rAI Bot a American delegation to the world New Haven Bank Director and New Hampshire, today brought Her final unofficial total was 236,915 economic conference received fresh to 14 states which in unbroken suc­ for repeal and 35,349 against. ■ Few Small Tovms Also ii ‘tructitms fivm President Roose­ cession have voted to knock the 18th With these three out of the way, Amendment out of the Constitution. Alabama and Arkansas provided the velt this afternoon, it was authori­ Hartford, June 21.— (AP)—(5oy- Vote Wet— Rnnlt, 236,- tatively learned. The nature of The Hawkeye state’s swing away next major battle groimd. The pros these instructions was not di­ emor Cross today aimoimced the *rom the position she had maintain- and the antis are concentrating on ed for nearly two dScades, left Drys vulged. resignation of Bank Qommissioner them, even though (California and 915 Agabist 35,349. their hope for a halt in the The entire American delegation George J. Bassett and the appoint­ West Virginia do Vote earlier, on went into conference late in the ment of Walter Perry, retired man­ parade on Alabama and Arkansas, June 27. afternoon with Secretary of. State ufacturer and bank director of both voting July 18. Drys figure that if they can hold In the doubtful column when the By Associated PrcM Corden Hull at his hotel. Earlier New Haven, as his successor. two states this year, the question balloting began, Iowa brought in a An avalanche vote of more tbafl there had been a meeting ittended Commissioner Bassett, who sue will be put over until 1934 when substantial majority for the repeal by James M. Cox, American dele­ ceeded Lester E. Shippee it 1931 as their chances will be better. six to one for repeal placed Con­ gate, Prime Minister Ramsay Mac­ amendment, even though it was not an appointee of Governor Cross, After these will come Tennessee, necticut squarely in the ranks of the Donald of Great Britain, and James as big as that in Connecticut and will leave the department on July July 20; Oregon, July 21; Texas, ' i states which stood today .for rati­ P. Warburg, American expert ad­ 1 to become president of the Con­ New Htumpshire. That meant she Instructed all of her 99 delegates August 26; Washington, August 29; fication of the proposed 21st Amwd- viser. necticut Savings Bank of New Ha­ ment, which would aid National Whether this meeting with Mr. to the state convention, June 10, to Vermont, September 5 ;Maine, Sep­ ven. The trustees of this iMtitu prohibition. MacDonald has anything to do tember 11; Maryland and Minnesota, tion recently offered him the post vote for repeal. Fifty delegates, 15 from the state with the President’s mes.-»age was and Mr. Bassett’s acceptance was From the start there.had been no September 12; Idaho and New Mex­ at large Euid one from each of the a matter of much speculation in question about what New Hampshire ico, September 19; Arizona, October made in a letter of resignation re­ 35 state Senatoriud districts, werg conference circles but the conferees ceived yesterday by the governor, and (Connecticut would do. ’The 3; North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsyl­ were sitting tight. vania and South Carolina, October selected to meet in convention July New Comi^ssloner former with a light ballot and only 11 at Hartford, pledged to vote The new commissioner, who one small town missing, voted 75,969 7. Nebraska and South Dakota will g o l d b l o c w e a k e n i n g vote November 6, 1934. unanimously to ratify the proposed ■m takes office on July 1, for the last to 30,337 for repeal. amendment. London, June 21.—(AP)— What eight years has been a director of With only a light vote cast, less was by many delegates to be the First National Bank and Trust an indication of weakening in the Company of New Haven, and ’ like thEui hidf that cast in the last prest- gold bloc drive for adjournment of Mr. Bassett he is a Democrat. Mr, dential election, the repeallsts won the world economic conference pend­ Perry retired in ?930 from the Far­ a decisive victory, sweeping < the “Nationalism in economics is the death knell o f.. .prosperity." Here you see statesmen-delegates of 66 MANCHESTER VOTES cities by a!s mudi as 12 to 1, and ing stabilization of the American rell Foundry and Machine Com- dollar, came dramatically in an im­ piny of Ansonia with which he was nations as they heard British Premier Ramsay MacDon aid (also shown in close-up, upper left) t ^ key­ carrying all but a few of the tradi­ passioned speech by Finance Minis­ connected for 41 yearo, rising from note at the opening of the World Economic (Conference in London. This NEA Service photo is the first to tionally dry rural towna ter Georges Bonnet of France just office boy to president, reach A m erica since the start o f the epochEd. m eeting. . | DECISIVELY “ WET” Complete unofficial' returns gave: ■ morning’s session was .Bom in Williamstown, Mass., he For repeal—236,915. graduated *rom Williams Col­ Against repeal—65,349. * n< .m French minister took lege in 1887 and has been a rest Drys Not Surprised the C oo. m the sub-committee-on dent of Connecticut since 1889. He GERMANS EXPECTED The result came as no surprise to temporary, monetary affairs and, Jves at 240 Stronan street. New By Better Than Three to One HITLER DISBANDS prohibitionists and anti-probibitlon- FIND PLOT TO UPSET ists alike who agreed before tbs while demanding stabilization, :Haven. pledged “France’s full aid toward In accepting Mr. Bassett’s resig­ This Town Asks Repeal election the state which n'Yver rati­ the success of the conference.’' nation, Governor Cross praises the AUSTRIA’S ACTION HUGENBERG UNITS fied the 18tb Amendment would vots M. Br-..€t’s speech, in which he commissioner’s work as of “Incal­ SAN MARINO REPUBUC to reject It. pai~.‘ 5 hl_ picture at the daggers culable benefit to the State during a of Prohibition Laws — Gov. Wilbur L. (boss said: “ThS Os- of inflation currency dei^recia- bEinking crisis of the first magni­ ^ • IIresult in Connecticut is what was tion with a broad brush, was >. oe of tude throughout the country.” Hitler Leader Says Chaned- Prmcipal Qnimby Defeat- Members of Party Slri(pedlgj«3|>y4jp^2?;j‘ ^ ^ his most eloquent efforts in the con­ Governor’s Letter Gang Phnned to Invade A*' ference. He j>ut his whole driving The governor’s letter to Mr. Bas­ MOL^ISONWAY emphasis to the decisiveness of the force into the. address and ^eld the sett follows: lor QoDfaiss’ Measnres ei^as Convention Delefatei of ^ «r m $ Leader May verdict. Ike outlook for speedy re­ closest attWtIeo the other mem­ “With great .xeluct,:.3co I accept Smallest State in &ir6pe peal liow seems assured.” bers of ^ e committee. your resignation as bank commis­ tOlOM PARlIY /alter B. Batterson, forrtier sioner of the State to take effect the W in M ed With Faihire. Be Asked to Resip. mayor of Hartford and chairman of Desaand Dedsloiw Despite an unprecedented drive “We demand concrete decisions first o f Jtily in ordiAr that you m ay the orgEurlsed antl-prohlbltionist and not simply signatures at the then assume the presidency of the for votes on the part of propCnents forces, which led the campaign for bottom of papers which the wind Connecticut Savings Bank of New in Anthority. Assistaiit Secretaii of State Berlifi, June 21.—(AP)—That of the Eighteenth Amendment, Man­ Berlin, June 21.—(AP) — The repesU said: “The results are aub- will immediately carry away,” he Haven. none of “Chancellor Dollfuss’ re­ chester put Itself decisively In the lighting units of Dr. .Altired Hugen_ stiostiad and satisfactory. The vqtr 'The work which you have done declared. “To arrive at this end we pressive measures” will stem the berg. Chancellor Hitler’s r t i ^ t e r I ^ state- as bank commissioner, since your repeal column yesterday when it ' ment we can offer.)’ , bring you our entire aid.’’ To Act as Contact Man at ide of Nazlism in Austria was ex- Later he emphasized this with: “I appointment has been of incadcul- San Marino, Republic of Sau voted for ratification of the 21st of economics and-egrloultnre, were On the other aide, .the Rev. Fletch- repeat that the French delegation able benefit to the State during a Marino, June 21— (AP) — D ocu­ preAsed as an official view today by amendment by 2714 to 857. The vote dissolved today throughout Ger­ er D. Parker, state chairman of the prominent (German' governmentsd brings here France’s full aid to the ments found on two Sicilians dis­ the Conference. as was humorously noted at the many. Citizens Against Ratification, said: (OontiBued On Page F ive) leader. "The anticipated result has come. cuccess of the conference.” closed a plot, police said, whereby polls last evening was in the “new Police, assisted'bv storm troop The French finance minister as He pointed out that the Reich Grave ResponslMlity gang would invade the smallest government for a. long time had ex- brew” ratio—3.2 to 1. The wets here era and auxiliaifes, conducted sr'^ d that the conference would be New York, June 21.—(AP),— “Upon those who voted for r^ a l >ected Chancellor DolIfuSs to take would have been satisfied with a 2 to searches of “kaunpfstaffel,” mean­ a total failure unless it marked pro­ state in Europe, start a reign of Assistant Secretary of State Ray­ siuibility. TVs tbe drastic step of attempting at 1 victory, but sentiment has grown ing fighting unit headquarters. In will rest grave gress toward political, economic and FORMER KING’S SON terror and set up a person not nam­ mond F. Moley sailed for London Berlin, Beuthen end other cities. leadership is now in tttelr hands and the eleventh hour to kill the Nrud greatly against the present form of financial security. He asked: ed by authorities as head of this old today saying that America may ex­ At the conclusion of tire raids It they wUl be caUed upon to fulfill republic. pect “definite results” from the movement by outlawing storm liquor prohibition and this town “How are you gqing to conceive troopers and making propaganda stated so very definitely yesterday. was officially announced that these their promises. They are in for a lasting upturn in business with­ WEDS CUBAN GIRL Authorities added the two cap- work of the American delegation to units, which are comparable to the hard experiences and I am sorry for talns-regent, the presiding govern­ the world economic conference. illegal. Princlp^ Qidmbjr’s Vote out, first, political security; second, Dr. Heinrich Bruening pursued Clarence P. Quimby, local High IBtler storm troopers, would here- them. •r" ment officials, had been slated for Professor Moley sailed on the after be forbidden. Many were ar- "The drys will cooperate in every economic security and reorganiza­ such a course agairtst Nazis when school principal, was the only Man­ tion of.production; and, third, finan- death, as were other leaders. rested. move that will minimise the use rff Italian police, notified of tbe plot, • (Continued On Page-Five) he was chancellor of (Germany, the chester on either ticket. He Was ci^ security which assures the spokesman said, adding, “just as the "dry” candidate for delegate The blow was a decisive one alcoholic beverages. We shaU obey stability of money as the common Ex-Prince of the Asturias, arrested several persons. San Mar­ against Dr. Hugenberg’s Nationals, their laws and give the wets what ino authorities in a muiifesto' said Dr. Bruening failed, however. LO :!rom the Fourth Senatorial district. measure of exchange ? Chancellor Dollfuss is bound to E>rincipal Quim by was defeated b y pSports have been current for they did not give us—a fair chance Fundamental Points the situation was under control. some time of diseflectlon between to n ^ e good.” Heir to Spanish Throne, There were scenes of loud rejoic-. fall.’’ . Frank D. Glazier of Glastonbury by “We believe these u e fundamental R O m T T A U S (The Nazi followers of a majority of 5,502 votes. His dis­ Lr Hugenberg himself and other Two other states. New Hamptiiiire ing as citizens gathered in ^ public politlcid leaders. and loWa, voted with Ctonnectleut points, and if the world economic lor Hitler in Austria, were tOQ.i trict total was 2,194 while Mr. Gla­ conference does not mark progress Marries in Switzerland. squares today to read a manizesto Police issued a communique say- yesterday to join the 11—^Massa- ed by a governmental , zier’s reached 7,696. In Manchester annoimclng the failure of the con­ ing that evidence had been pro- chusetts, Wyoming, IllirKSii, Irkfiana, in these subjects the conference’s w m COL BOUSE In Vienna Moridaji^,- Principal Quimby ran three votes failure will be total.” spiracy to assassinate (^aptains- dueed from various parts of the New York, New Jersey. Miohigan, Regent Francesco Norii and Set- A vehement e^tortal in Ohaaeel- behind his ticket He had 854 votes At another point he said: “Large LausEume, Switzerland, Jime 21. Delaware, Rhode Island. Wlfconstn timio Belluzzi, and Secretary'oT lor Hitler’s organ', VdelkiSdher Beo- and his opponent had 2,713 Man­ currency fluctuations not only im­ — (AP)—Alfonso Bourbon, Junior, bachter, warned' that “one' thing is (Oonttaraed On Page Two) and Nevada—which had* voted al­ peril national moneys and economic State Giuliano Gk)zi. - ; •• j : chester votes. ready to ratify the prohibition re­ the former Prince of the Asturias certain: The fight vdll ik>t be > • 3^600 Voters and heir to the Spanish throne, was The M anifest->• Late President peal amendments “A nefarious plot has^beea^^soov- abandoned until the Traitor 'Doll­ About one-half as many voters (Opatfamed On Page Five) married in the (City Hall today to Quiet Bleetlea ered to destroy the IRiiertiM' of- the fuss and (War Minister) Vaiigoin took part in yesterday’s poll as vot­ Edelmira Ignacia Adriana Sam- Wilson Visits die Presi- and the others are chased from the BUCK COLLAPSES Tbe special election was a quiet pedro, the beautiful daughter of a ed in the National election in 1932. one in C^rmecticut, with mqch iQ' (Continued On 'Page* Five)' ■ land ^ upon which they brought Exactly 3,600 votes were recorded rich Cuban merchant. misery and wee.” terest centering on the question-of By wedding, against his parents’ on tbe machines. Efforts of the whether or not sale of beer was SHERWOOD KNOWN 4ient on Board Ship. The newspaper declared the Aus­ drys” to get out the vote proved of wishes, the brunette beauty whom trian chancellor was motivated by WHILE ON STAND legal. The state liquor contrbl'coin- litUe avail since in the National he met in a sanitarium, here, the a “fear of exile” and blamed fur­ mission made no ruling on the ques­ election record on petitioning^'’Con- former Prince sacrificed his right ther the “Jewiidr-kept Hapsburg tion. $75,000 IN GEMSli: (Sloucefiter,; Mass., June 21.— gress for repeal this town polled IN CONNECTICUT to the throne in -vent of restoration clique” . and "clericals, Jews and Prosecutors in the dties> a t Hart^ of the Monarchy. (AP)-^bn ;the. rolling waves, of this only 891 “drys”. Evidently, accord­ sea-town'-httfbor. President Roose­ Marxist slaves” for the Austrian Bil>tlier Charged With Kid- ford and Waterbury said they would The tall, blonde 26-year-old ex­ Nazi dissolution decree. ing to. any votes thus far recorded, not interfere with the sale of beef. ile retained only the nominal title, REPORTED STOLEN velt'interhiptisd his vacation cruise It said responsibility for blood­ the “drys” cannot poll over 900 in and Count Cavadonga. ’The bride­ for a couple, of hours this morning napiBg ‘Teggy” M cM alhl£7,S'^^5tS. Man Found Dying in Los shed in.. Austria will fall upon Manchester. r e m ^ groom’s disapproving family was to discuss both international and W om en A m For Bepeal absent from the ceremony. domestic relations before proceed­ “those German haters put on a closed on grounds that sale of bM^ sound basis by France.” Of interest in the results it is was not legal on special electipn Angeles Was Km of Goy- The former Prince received a New York Woman Left Them ing on up the coast. noted that the women voted against Is Taken HI in Court. long telegram last eight from bis Ck)lonel Eldward M. House, inti­ days as well as on regular election, prohibition. There were 564 women days. ■ J father, former King Alfonso X m , mate adviser ••'i President Wilson wets” and 482 women “drys.” Of on foreign problems boarded the The total vote was las than half em or Lonnsbnry. who now lives at Fontainebleau, in a Bureau Drawer in Her the total of 1,098 using the three ma­ Barnstable, M aa., June 21.— (AP) France, and after reading its con­ Amberjack n, just after Mr. that cast* during -the last presideB<:k PRINCETON’S HEAD chines in the east section of the —Cyril Buck, who with his brother, tents the son sobbed bitterly. The Roose had arisen from a late sleep tial election, the imoffidal total Municipal building 52 were men who Kenneth is charged with the Udnap- -.-Si Bridgeport, June 21.—(AP)— Queen, however, sent a secret ex­ Room in Hotel. making up for yesterday’s long terday reaching 272,264 as compar­ pression of a mother’s understand­ haul from Nantucket wblch ended made use of the women’s side of tbe iag df Margaret (Peggy) McMath, ed with a total vote of 601,304 ,iH3 Maxwell Griffith of Bridgeport, a collapsed on the wltneu stand in ing of the love of her son for the here just b^ore midnight. GETS YALE DEGREE polfing ifiace during the early eve­ 1932. grand nephew of former (Sovernor Barnstable Superior Court today as iban birl, who is one year older New London, June 21.—(AP)— Lewis M. Douglas, director of ning rush. In the OtlM Phineas C. Lotmsbury ssdd today Fought Apathy he started to tatify in his own de­ there was no doubt but that the an her husband. State police today continued an in­ tbe budget scrambled aboard a lit­ The repeal strength .centered hi g Crowd at Wedding vestigation into the missing jewel tle later to talk over veterans com Becaiise of the apathy yesterday fense. tbe oities. Hartford, the largat. city Clifford Sherwood who shot himself the local repeal leaders feared that Wniard Ckrleton, attorney for in Los Angeles yesterday, and the The wedding party arrived In case which had its origin at tbe pensation allowances. The Glouce­ Dr. Harold W k Dodd Be- in the state, voted for repeal iAJSn the "drys” would make a good shoW' C y^ gave an opening address to the Sherwood who also was a grand three cars at a ty Hall square-where Griswold hotel, Elastern Point, last ster lay-over also gave opportunity to 2,595. The second Uun^t dty, Ing. ’The voters who favored repeal jury and then called his client to the nephew of Governor Lounsbury, a big crowd waited in the rain. The Friday night where, while a race for the crew to visit Y^th their New Haven, voted 28,416 n r and Z,' former Prince was bareheaded and comea Doctor of Laws — in a great many instances took it for were the same person. day crowd made merry, jewelry wlvM, and the women folks climb­ stand. u few «gxinst r^>eal, while Brii wore a blue sack suit for the civil He said Sherwood had been In valued at 175,000 owned-by Mrs. J. ed Into the tiny schooner with bugs granted that repeal would wlir in ceremony. The bride wore a black Bridgeport several years ago and G. Hall of New York disappeared. and caresses. Prof. Phelps’ Address. this stete. This the local workers coat over a yellow dress and a small It was learned today that the Besmnee Cruise had to fight Ttie “drys” admitted that he knew him as the chess edi­ beige bat with a narrow brim. tor of a Los Angeles newspaper. jewelry had been in a bureau draw­ Following tbe conference Presi­ that they got out nearly a capacity ’The parW, including the bride’s with his hands, reeled on Sherwood was fotmd dyUig in an er in a room r^rved by Mrs. Hall dent Roosevelt ordered the sails prohibition vote. This would seeqa Eastford, Scotland and Wowtei mother and two sisters, entered the New Haven. June 21.—(AP)— and clutched the rail for support. automobile, Los Angeles police said, and her busbaiid and the police Lae hoisted shortly after 11 o’clock to to be borne out by the fact that in Before the vote had been wwnijte(tb marriage ball of the municipal working under the assumption that resume his cruise northward, bead­ Dr. Harold Wfflls Dodds, new pres­ 1932 the prohiMtionlsts polled only Attsndants rushed to hirn and he while being sought in conndetion building, garlanded with flowers ident of Princeton 'Uhlversit: re­ (3g v . Crou issued s proclamaAte with the death of Gabrielle An- the jewelry was stolen. Because ing for Little Harbor near Ports­ 34 more votes for the "dry” cause was assisted to a chair, weeping. A outside and inside, and took seats ceived an honorary degree from m orqait later, Judge SSdward F . last night nAiung the convention IbP drieux, 28, Hollywood French mo thousands of persons visited at mouth, N. H., for the night. with twice as many voters at tbe tor a. m., eastern standat^ tiaai-ifi for the ceremony five minutes aheac Both Colonel House and Director Thle, University today togsther Haitify called an ^hour’s recen to diste. / Bkistem Point Friday night follow­ polls. the hall of the House of Ripreseam o f tim e. Douglas were vacationing in these with a warning from Professor Seldom in East. Aus^te Margot, the mimicipal ing the Yale-Harvard crew race The lack of interest in the vote "alttw the wltnea to recover." i TuMdav' JuhrTEf parts and Mr. Roosevelt ■ took ad­ Ly6n Phelps that the "presidency Cstll was the first wltnea f o r the Hartford, Tueyiay, Griffith said that while Sherwood mtuTUige offieer, assisted by a sec­ and the hotel w u jammed with was evident vdien the polls were celebrators, police admitted that it vantage of the morning rest to talk of an American university IS prob­ closed last evening. When Modwa- dp*enjkb after a morning in which I c h o s ^ to hid'hotm here oid y on a short vUdt, retary, officiated, l^e clvU cere­ ably the worst respectable job Jn came from the front rank be knew that TA^ilUam B. Sherwood was extremely difficult to obtain business with these men. Undoubt­ tor William J. Shea called the polls Margi^t (Peggy) McMath, the mony, in whicfii the bride and edly the problems of the London LIm world*** nscticuts dtiaeB. Among tiMun, o f W estport, Conn., w as the (Cali brideSTOom both rose to answer any clues. closed just a handful of vrters stood economic conference received at “But,” add^ Yale’s.veteran pro­ Ex-Gov. John H. TtambdOr- foniia man’s father. The only pre­ “yre” wben asked If they take each A description' of the missing jew­ aroimd to hear the results read from fOeotiaoed Oa Page.Two) elry was broadcast by the state po­ tention with O>lonel House. Ditent fessor of icngii«h, “We believe Dr JOsept^e H. Maxim# wfle Of vious occasion he was east^ relatives other as husband and wife, laster Dodds' win be equal to the situa­ the machines. Usually the Munid' Percy Maxtin, HartT ^ ^ •aid, was while he was a boy. ten minutes. M. Margot pronounced lice. so that it might be detected on liberalizing the strict economy p d building entranceway is packed T b e a s u b t b a l a n c e were anyone to try to pawn it. regulations first imposed oin veter­ tion.” > csfoUno Ruutar] Bhorwood’s fhther was the bene­ the couple married and read the With the .wit that has made him with eager Ustenerg.. ficiary, of a trust fund estiAlishe( marriage law, inelikUng an admoni­ VVhen tbe loss of tbe jewelry first ans the P r^doit Slid Mr. Douglas AmuNmee Betarns became known it Yvas reported that talked over ways of doing .It and the favorite of two generations of Treaaory receipts for Juna 19?* by Govamor Loumftniry in bis will tion that the wife should be obedi­ YalemenC Professor Phelils said in Following the polling of the re­ probated ^ 1926. The will pro- ent to her husband. an investigatioii was incltuSing tbe keeping the bu^et balancod. sults at the Municipal building The 9^«7L62lAl; expendlkaras, t . , possibility Mrs. Hall might have The three—Roosevelt, House and presenting. the ^Princeton head to 6 U ^ .4 2 ; balance‘ 91,006jl9ti494.-rChimmiBga vUtod tM after the elder Bber- The religious ceremony was to Prosideiit James Rowland Angell Herald announced returns'^m the wdod’a death tbs inemne tfufidd-go follow in tbe Sacred Heart church mislaid tbe several pieces mlsSfag, Douglas—sat io the cockpit on the 48. Costoma dutia for 19.ds^ of tovbls ehuiben. Wflliam Sherwood at Ooeky, Switzeriandr later to- but. the belief riow is the jewelry Juna were 114,848,78T.76. ' jO oaffiw d pa Page .FNaX . Pi Pnga IHe). S m t n 19SL da^. w u stolen. ^ yV yn,' ■' ■ • ■. ■ K. -V V

P A G ^ m O MANCHESl’ER EVENmC HBRALb. »|AKCHESTER. CONN.. >VBDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 198«.

WETS WIN IN STATE ARRESTS FOR DRIVING T . * V/l fSUNCIER’S U S E ROADS l A Y D E U T OBITUARY COES TO THE JOKY BY OVER SIX TO Olffi MOTORCYCLE UNLICENSED WACERQ)DCTM6 B E rO R E Y B U h (Oonttnued From Page One). New Haven Men to -A^ear in D E A 'm S Court Tomorrow Morning' and Isaac Wolfe, retired Superior Miss Mabel L. BOSS S arah Sinnam oa Court judges; Senator Frank S. for Yidations of Law. Admioistradon A sb That jilss Sarah Sinnamon, who has Bui D ris ^ Chiries E Mitcbdlt Is Bergin and Samuel R. Spencer, of made her home with her sister, Mrs. the state liquor control commission; Weds Dr. M. E. Moriarty Frederick B . H andy, 30, o f 1372 Jane 8. Kemp, of 217 Center street, Charged W iA Defranding Lee R. Robbins, mayor of Norwich State etreet, New Haven, waa ar- No Action Be Taken Until near Newman street, died aoddeniy Cany die Stnqfle b t and John J. Egan, secretary of the rested with WUUam Parsona, 23, of last night at 9:30 of heart disease. Connecticut Federation of Labor. Miss Mabel Louise Johnston,, ,school in 1916, fro m Cornell U n iver­ 327 Ceal victories in bw a. recently a powerful figure in the against ratification of the 18tb 54 Arch street. The ceremony v s Moriarty has practiced medldne. in a motor^cle without a license and duction for their'emplojres to toe She waa formerly employed \y New Hampehire and (Connecticut performed at toe parsonage of St. Manchester for toe past six years Parsons, a passenger on toe mar anti-prohibitionists looked forward banking world, who is charged with Amendment in the State Senate in administration request for a delay. Cheney Brothers but re ti^ some James’s church at 11 a. m. by toe and is on toe staff of toe Memorial chine, operated by Handy, .vill ap­ today to a possibility that the ,18to defrauding the government of more 1919, said today in commenting on Although a complete backdown time an . Beaidea Mrs. Kemp abe hospital. During toe World W ar he pear on a charge of loaning his op­ $850,000 in incor-.' taxes, was the repeal election yesterday: Rev. William P. Reldy. ’The yoimg on toe part o£ toe railroad managers leaves Two aicters and five brothers. Amendment would be out of the obii- erator’s license to toe operator of given to a Federal Court jury today. “The vote in the state as a couple was attended by Mrs. Martha was in toe Machine GUn Unit of the was not expected, toe feeling was They are Miss Bessie and Miss Min­ stitution before toe year mids. the motorcycle. At 11:25 a. m., . a -t.. Federal whole was about what 1 expected it J. Mason, sister of toe bride, of New (Officers’ Training corps at Camp expressed that they will at least nie Sinnamon of Ireland, Edwin and Dry leaders disputed thb, as weH Parsems, after an examination by Judy Henry W, Goddard concluded would be, though the margin for re­ York Ciity, and Attorney' William Hancock, Georgia. yield to tie extent of waiving toe John Sinnanum of this town, Alfred, as anti-prohibitionist assertloos that Officer Griffin was found incapable hie charge and the case, which has peal in the small hill towns was J. Shea. ’The ceremony was follow­ On their return from their wed­ 12 H per cent additional reduction Henry and lAHlliam of Ireland. She repeal Is certain sooner or later. of operating toe machine. Both been on trial since May 11, was even better than 1 expected. It in­ ed by a wedding breakfast for toe ding trip Dr. and Mrs. Moriarty will which they notified the union chiefs was an aunt of John Kemp who F. Scott McBride, superlntendenti turned over to the 12 men, including dicated that the voters in toe small immediate families at the home of occupy their newly furnished home men will i^jpear in town court to­ last week would become effective graduated from Trinity this week. of toe Anti-Sidoon Lea^e, indicate' two engineers, a contractor, an ar­ towns thought to- matter over and toe* bride’s parents. Later in toe on Arch street morrow morning. November 1. Funeral services for Miss Sinna­ edv.a p a rt o f toe L eagu e strategy is chitect, and one publicity man, whu decided that a change was needed. day Dr. and Mrs. Moriarty left for Probabilities appeared to be that mon wlU be beld Friday at 2:30 p. to delay eleettons until 1934 where will d ^d e whether or not Mitchell The vote expresses what I felt an auto trip through Northern New toe suggestion for maintenance of m. at toe funeral home of Thomas possible to better organize for the about prohibition back in 1919 when Sayers-Hulbert ia guilty of having evaded tax pay­ York and New Hampshire, expect­ b e l ie v e THREE BOYS toe present status, advanced yes­ O. Dougan, 59 Holl street. Rev. J. struggle. we defeated ratification of toe 18th m en t in g to re to m M onday, June 26. Mr. and Mrs. Ellerd O. Hulbert terday by Joeeph B. Eastman, co­ Stuart Neill of St. Mary’s Episcopal “The drys could lose every elec­ Amendment in toe Senate.” o f 132 W ashington street announce The maximum prison sentence, ’The bride is a graduate of Man­ ordinator of transportation and ad­ church will officiate and burial will tion except one (in 1938) Etnd atilt Mr. Brooks was elected a dele­ toe marriage of their daughter. LOST IN WILDERNESS should he be co—’^cted, would be chester High school and has been ministration railroad spokesman, be in toe East cemetery. push toe contest to prevent r^wal gate from toe 30to district yester­ Miss Florence Hulbert to Martin C. ten yetus and the maximum fine, employed by toe Fidelity and will be accepted. into 1934, when they can w in,” he day by a vote of about 8 to 1. Sayers of Broad street. East Hart­ $ 2 0 , There are two counts in (Casualty Insurance Company of Golden, Colo., June 21— (A P ) — One of toe questions discussed at said. the mdictment, f 'larges involving Hartford. The bridegroom was ford. The ceremony took place in ’Three Colorado School of Mines today’s conference between East­ “SALOONS ABB BACK” On toe other band, Jouett Shouse, the sale to M rs. M itchell of 18,300 graduated from Mantoester High that town, Satorday, June 17. students may have lost their lives man and toe management committee EAST LYME WATER CO. D erby, Jime 21.— ( A P ) — Rev. A . president of toe Association Against shares of National a ty Bank stock on a canoe trip into toe Canadian of toe carriers was whether toe W. Budd, dry defeated delegate toe Prohibition Amendment, said in 1929, and his receipt that year of wilderness. status quo shall be maintained for says: and it referred to her captor as “a there is good prospect-for repeal $666,666.67 f om a m anagem ent ’They are Robert Burns of Nelson, six months from November 1. GETS FEDERAL LOAN “What will repeal mean to toe nice man.” • 1,600 FEDERAL JOBS elections in 41 states this year. fund are combined in one count. British Columbia; Albert Comstock The present agreement under country? By repeal of the 18to Believed Him IFriend Here is toe situation; The Other Charge. of Bronxville, N. Y., and Robert which the railroad employes are W ashington, June 21.— ( A P ) — Amendment we are doing away with The child indicated in her testi­ working expires November 1. Fourteen states have ordmred The- other count deals with the SOON TO BE READY Weld, Watertown, Conn. Thirteen self-liquidating loans to­ sale of Anacond> copper stock in a method of controlling. toe liquor mony she thought her kidnaper was Under this, a cut of ten per cent ratification of repqaL traffic through Federal power. Re­ Canadian moimted police notified talin g $1,874,000 and providing em - 1930 to W . D. Thornton, president her friend. in wages became effective 18 Nineteen others have definitely peal will do away with all control, officials of toe college that a smaU plo3Yment fo r several hundred men of the Greene .^anauia Copper Co. The Judge called a recess as Peg­ Postmaster Farley Says They months ago but unless something set elections fo r 1933. for in this day of automobiles and canoe had been wrecked on the were approved today by toe Recon­ As he concluded his charge, the gy showed signs of fatigue after is done they automatically revert to Both Prohibitionists and Antt't airplanes to attempt to control toe Will Be Given Out After shore of Lake Athabaska, near the struction Corporation. judge warned the jury against being having been on the stand for more toe old and higher wage scale. Prohibitionists admit four others— liquor traffic through state super­ Saskatchewan Alberta bordc^ An The largest loan was one of $1,- awayec in its verdict “by any syni- than an hour and a half. President Returns from Va- ’The management committee Florida, Missouri, Montana and vision is simply foolishness. No dry envelope, addressed to Robert 6um s 100,000 to a subsidiary o f toe Todd sthy you may feel for this defend- After being questioned further by cati(Mi. met in executive session immediate­ U ta h m ay vote before 1934. state, or town under local option was in. the wreckage. Shipyards Corporation of New He said they might convict District Attorney William C. Cross- ly after conferring with Eastman to ’Two states, Nebraska and South can remain dry without Federal Mounted police foimd no trace of York now being organized to con­ pr acquit the defendant on both ley regsufilng notes exchanged with W ashington, June 21.— (A P ) — discuss toe situation and to en Dakota, have definitely decided not control. It is a mockery for toe toe three youths. struct ship repair facilities and a oimts or find him guilty on one her father during toe time she was Postmaster Gweral Farley indicated deavor to reach some proposal toe to vote until next year. Federal government to promise pro­ John Bums of Nelson, B. C., drydock on toe Houston, Texas in toe hsinds of the kidnaper, EUeus today th at 1,000 o r m ore F ederal ap­ coordinator can make to railroad nd innocent on the other. tection to dry states. That has father of Robert Bums, advised ship canal. ’This leaves nine states. The court turned over to the BurwiQk, coimsel for Kenneth took pointments will be made soon after labor chiefs. been proven. Dean Jesse Morgan of toe college Other loans included: The East In four, Kentucky, Louisiana, Stenographer -i number of requests over the questioning. Neither toe managers nor rail­ “The saloon has already come President Roosevelt returns from his that his son, Comstock and Weld Lyme Water Copapany of Ekist Mississippi and VirgizdE^ toe Leglsr n s »ald he had received from Max She explained to Burwick she had road labor heads would discuss toe back. You may call it a tavern, ac­ vacation cnilse about July 1. had planned to paddle their crsfft up Lym e, Connecticut, $100,000 fo r a latures will not meet until 1934, un­ p . Steuer, defense counsel to charge “played” with handcuffs like those situation asserting all information cording to toe choice English of our The Jobs will range from collec­ a river that empties into Lake new waterworks system at sever­ less there is a special session. Ah* jurors on specific points, with she wore in toe cellEur, with her on toe conferences must come from governor, but that does not alter tors of internal revenue to post­ A th abaska. al points; Springidlle, Alabama, Legislatures failed to act or gov­ comment that he had covered brother, Francis, 8. E astm an. the fact that it is a saloon.” masters. He could not say exactly $16,000 to begin w ork on a new ernors vetoed a bill for toe r^eal ipany of them ip his charge, She said they were "children’s how many names would be ready for w aterw ork s system ; Elau CHair, election in Colonuio, Georgia, Kan­ r Then the Jurors filed out of the handcuffs, that don’t have keys,” EX PLi^S THE DEFEAT toe President’s approval. South C arolina, $67,500 fo r w ater­ sas, North Dakota and Oklahoma. Scourt>room to begin their delibera- SEEK LOST STUDENT W aterbu ry, Conn., June 21.— (A P ) and were easy to open. The appointments for collectors of works repair. ’The d rys Dissert this assu res 11 S o B S . State Detective Ernest Bradford WORKERS COMPROMISE — Mrs. Mabel E. Preusser, New Hp- internal revenue will be completed in The East Lyme water company states in which there is no chance MJpy joining Dr. Hugenbe^s o^an- By AMocIsted Press construction at toe Portsmouth, N. estim ated iMtween 25,000 and 30,000 lieve that toe ratification will come mountain precipices not far from a cut of six cents nn hour. ’The gen­ minute wave of buying carried some isation obtained the right to wear How toe counties voted in Con­ H., Navy Yard, one of toe new gim- new Jobs would be opened up tmder even if only 37 states vote. where Joseph was last seen and toe eral cargo rate at present is 69 deliveries ofi both wheat and com to .party uniforms and carry weapons. necticut’s special election on rati­ tot new emergency legislation in­ The Einti-repealists reply that toe boats to toe Navy Yard in New York searching party which left Twin cents for the day shift, 69 cents toe highest prices of toe season to­ Hence, authorities maintained, they fication of the proposed 21st amend­ cluding toe Industrial Recovery Act. south hEis yet to be heard from and and toe other to toe Charleston, mountain shortly after daybreak, from 7 p. m.. to 11 p. m., and 79 day. ’The December and September could spread subversive propagan­ ment: toe Home Loan Mortgage Relief Act predict wet setbEmks in Alabama S. C., Navy Yard. planned to explore thoioughly toe cents from midnight to 5 a. m. deliveries of both wheat and com da tmder the guise of membership County For Against and others. and Arkmisas elections on July 6-8. RcMsevelt explained that $40,000,- area below them. On bulk cargo toe scale recom­ swept up to toe season’s peak, chief­ in a patriotic society. F airfield ...... 55,746 7,005 000 would be expended on ships al­ mended is four .ents an hour less ly on toe strength of buying induced The secret police of Capt. Her­ H a rtfo rd ...... 59,034 9,549 ready under construction and at REV. DR. STOCKWELL DEAD. than now in vogue. The demand of by advices of hot weather damage mann Wfihelm Goering, Prussian L it c h fie ld ...... 13,612 2,841 least $46,000,000 in startings toe new TRY YOUNGSTER’S JOB, the shipping companies was that to crops northwest. The grain mar­ premier and Nazi minister without M iddlesex ...... 8,014 1,705 MANCHESUR VOTES 32 ship program for which President Philadelphia, Jime 21.— ( A P ) — this be reduced fr«Kn 72 cents an kets were bullish most of toe day in portfolio, foxmd members of the or­ N e w H a v e n ...... 74,505 7,678 Roosevelt has approved a $238,000,- The Rev. Dr. Frederick E. Stock- hour to 65 cents for toe day shift a typical “weather market.” ganization wearing tmiforms with New London .... 14,514 3,154 LAME B A (X S RESULT I from 82 cents to 75 c e n ts 'fo r the 000 allotment out of toe public works v/ell, college secretary o f toe B oard ’The advances carried wheat prices DECISIVELY “W E T green shirts. They were stripped of Tolland ...... 4,059 1,311 early night shift and from 92 cents funds. of (toristism Education of toe Pres­ 2 to 2 6-8 cents above yesterday's these, Yirtille large crowds of spec- W in d h a m ...... 7,431 '2,106 to 75 cents from 12 midnight to 6 (OoDtinaed from Page One) Secretary Swanson previously has Joe Farr and Edgar Go byterian Church of toe U. S. A., closing levels with toe September tatohi cheered the storm troopefs a. m. said th at 85 per cent of Naval con­ died today in a hospital. delivery at 80 1-4 cents and toe ahd shouted “HeU Hitler!" Picking Strawberries — rest of toe 8tate^ Service continued Dr. Stockwell came here in 1924 December at 82 3-4, both 1-4 cent Books and Socuments were con­ struction goes to labor. They’re Not Back to Nor until 10 p. m. when it w u evident Discussing toe recent annoimce- after holding pastorates in Beverly above toe previous high levels. fiscated. that Connecticut was in toe'“wet" BUCK COLLAPSES mal Yet. and ’Trenton, N. J., and Newburgh, The gains in com ranged from Police gave no reasons, but ac­ ment that bids will be opened July column by about 7 to 1. Somb re­ 26 on 16 of toe new ships and one N . Y . ABOUT TOWN 1% to 8 cents a bushel and toe cused the organization of having turns came in from New HEunpehire Joseph Farr, proprietor of toe He was a native of Providence, R. Septem ber touched 5;. 1-4 cents a t accepted as members Communists WHILE ON STAND previously authorized heavy cruiser, and Iowa but when toe crowd listen­ Charter Oak bowli^ alleys, wa^ I., where a brother, Ekiward A. Mr. and Mrs. James Munsie of 123 toe close w ith Decem ber a t 56 1-4. and Socialists in order to counter­ Roosevelt explained that this mun- ing to toe results realized that this brought up in toe fniit business. His Stockwell, resides. Other surviv­ C!enter-street have returned home Oats were sharply higher all day balance the strength of Hitler’s ber of vessels will be built in private state was so decisively EUiti-problM- (Continoed from Page One) father was toe first person to open ors are bis widow and four daugh­ after spending toe'past two w ee^ at and closed as much as 1 5-8 cents Nazi followers. sUpyards “provided satisfactoty a store in Souto Manchester to en­ ters: Mrs. Walter H. Linder, Bronx­ the McCabe cottage. Old Ordiard tion toe gathering soon dwindled and A prelude to today's action was bids are received.” advanced. child who was kidnaped, had told gage in toe seeing of fruits and dur­ ville, N. Y.; Mrs. D- Curtis Mum- Beach. interest eu far aa Ckmnecticut is con­ a raid on “German Front” bead- her story to the C3ape Cod jury. ing Joe’s boyhood days he/ sold iord, Washington, and Mrs. James cerned pEuwed on. quarters in Frankforbon-Oder on HOLLYWOOD SEES RED He bad told his friends l^ore go­ about everything in fruit, P. Stewart and Miss Eunice Stock- The auxiliary of Mons-Ypres Post, The 50 ddegates, all repeaUsts; Hugenberg's birthday last Monday. IN ALL THE BEST PLACES ing to court that be “was not feel­ including strawberries when they well of Philadelphia. will meet in convention in Hartford Dr. Hugenberg has been under HOSPITAL NOTES i British. W ar Veterans, will hold its ing well today.” sold as high as 50 cents the basket. regular meeting this evening at 8 Hollywood— Summer seepss to July 11, it WEU announced by Gover­ fire for some time, and predictions But, he bad never picked straw­ BIABTIN ELECTED. make all toe well-dressed ladies nor Cross lEut night The conveof. have been made be will be asked to Mrs. Robert McKinney and infant o’clock at toe State Armory. PEGGY TELLS STORY berries. Philadelphia, Jime 21.— ( A P ) — about here see red. If they don’t tion has nothing .to do but qualify resign bis portfolios. daughter of 92 HoU street; Mrs. Barnstable, Mass., June 21— (A P ) Ann Winslow of 5 Riverside street, Just to get the thrill. If there was John C. Martin has been elected suc­ Mr. and Mrs. John J. Tlvnan and wear outright red costumes, all of yesterday’s vote. —Margaret (Peggy) McMato told Manchester Green were discharged such a thing, Joe decided to go to ceed toe late Cyrus H. K. Chirtis as .family of 36 Porter street, have them have a dash of it somewhere Univershy of California scientists a Jury in Superior Court today that yesterday. Bolton early yesterday morning and president of toe Curtis-Martin !eft to spend toe month of July at in their get-ups. According to a recent color in­ achieved a temperature of 459.1 be­ during toe three days she was in toe Sylvia Ostrinsky of 91 Clinton while many Manchester people were Newspapers, Inc. ’The concern, di­ their summer place at Congamond Marian Nixon wears a scalloped dex, black has replaced blue ~s tod low zero. They can get a still lower bands of a kidnaper she wore a pair street, Mrs. Helen Richardson and still sleepi^ be started out picking rectly and through its subsidiaries, Lakes in Soutowick. Massachusetts. edged red belt and red straw bat current automobile color favorite. one if they will put a thermometer of "toy-handcuffs” that she could infant daughter of 41 Union Place, berries. It proved a harder job than publishes the Public-Ledger, Eve­ They will ^ v e as their guests dur­ with a navy blue crepe skirt and beside Mrs. Ella Boole while she take off and put on at will. were discharged and Charles 8. be expected, but be kept going ning Public Ledger, Philadelphia ing that ttae Mr. and Mrs, Fred­ quilted blue and white taffeta Jac­ reads reports of the success of 3.2 Peggy was escorted to the stanJ Bragg of Columbia and Miss Joan along and when be bad finished be Inquirer and the New York Evening erick B. Rogers and William Rogers ket costume. Her blue Ud pumps beer. as toe last witness for toe prosecu Aceto of 195 Spruce street were ad­ was credited with 55 quarts. "Pop” P o s t of Lynn, Mass. baVo red piping, too. tioD in the trial of Kenneth and mitted today.. Edgar, who picked berries on the Posing for some snap-sbota the Cyril Buck, Harwiebport brothers J. B. Olcott farm many years agOi other day, Sylvia Sidney wore a who are charged with her kidnap­ The highest point to which a was another that took a band at flame colored linen blouse with a Personal Notices ing. She was taken from toe Har­ human can ascend without in­ picking berries in Bolton. He regis­ - - | brewn tiered linen suit and felt wich Center grammar school May volvin g dan ger to life is 16,500 * tered 55 quarts and has a lame back THIS CURIOUS WORLD hat of toe suit’s brown. 2, and returned three days later feet. as a result. Lunching at toe Beverly-WU- Bbirq with Winifred Sheehan, Janet after $60,000 ransom had been paid. W h a t Oayhor coat lined with red and CARD OF THANKS The money was recovered from W a s / Kenneth Buck. white checked gingham—and no '' I wish to sxtsnd my sinesrs thanks Peggy identified » note written to League Leaders bat. f e 'my relatives, friends and neigh- her by her father and on which :>;e Wears Diamond Joan Bennett wore a candy- rs tor the kindness and sympathy bad scribbled an answer. The Including yesterday’s games: striped red and white sports dress Ahewn me during the iilness and at- to luncheon, simply made, topped by fhs time of the death of my husband. answer said she was “happy” al­ National: Batting, Klein, PhU- MRS. JOHN LOVETT. though she would rather be home Of Lou Gehrig lies, A69; Martin, Cards, A68; runs, a red and whita checked fes and Martin, 61; runs batted in, Klein, red and white cheeked easdals. 64; hits, Fullis, Philliss, 91; dou­ Posing for pletures with her bles, Klein, 21; tHpIss, Martin, 8; young son. Tommy, Olmda Farrell wore a small bright rad hat with home runs, Klein, 18; stolen bases, two littla gray pompons on one 9; Martin, pitching, Hallaban, side, end a gray suit Cards, 8-2. One of the smartoet patriotically American: Sams as yesterday, colored costumes seen hereabouts except: Batting, Simmons, Whits this week was worn by Murlal Oo-Feoturel Sox, A66; Cbspman, Yankoos, A64; Evans, dancing at tha Ooooanut NANCY CARROLL runs, Oobrig, Yanks, 56; runs bat­ <3rove with Robert Young. The ted ip, Oehrif, 69; pitohlng, Allen, hlfh-waisted, long skirt was navy and Edmond LOWE Yankees, 5-1. bhM linen, the bodleo made of wide in **l Love That Man” bands of red and whita. Traiteaaillp BIO GIFT FOB YALE Two EngUah automqUlo manu- New Haven, June 21V—(A P ) — ______OUJMTHRRHINOOAOI /MJCH OiaCOMTORT. IN SPITR OR T W MCT ^ faoturars art atUlngg thm produeta ing President James Rowland Angall to- THAT A RHINOffdWNWU.fT^A9UUir/ in Canada, and a third ia nagotlat- dky announced the gift of |e00,000 THE Wim, WHtMM, KNOa/JUSrWHMn Ing for aaloi eonnoetlonsL zssai from the state of J (w W. S to rl^ , TO •mi/'iHny crahm. in t o w w c r i a s i ; founding a chair of Neurology m 0F7WAAM0A-UKB Hl0K,WHHmT>« ■t! the Yale school of modldim. SMN B 7HN AND $097. The announoomont waa made at DANCE! DANCE! Summer Beauty the alumni banquet, the last event G iven by b e a c h The Jtmknr 8aaa a a d SANDY OUR CERMANENI' w a v e s in the 2S2d oommencement exer- clsee. a f Ita ly BALLRO(»l Arc AB Yon Decirc—Cnrlf-Wavcc-LRCting Beauty. President Angell also . said Dr. OIGSEN. s AT THEBdUUn 00A8IEB Crystal Lake THiMimraock in 0 O A Z 1 U 13.00 — $5.00 — $7.00 Hqnrey Cushing ,has , accepted the TMR DANCE B A U L chair aa the now Sterting profaseor ‘THB'im m R O F IM . (Sena of.Italy Ball* Bjeaey Street) Shampoo and Finger Wave, 75e. MAUAMINT tUUDMa, WOOLLY and win oomo to Yarn from Kqrvard bONOOH AAONKSFY WEiunniuT moiir* « c n e n WEDNESIXAt, 8 Fifty Cent.Servicea, $1.00. whore bo baa been prefeaeor of sur- USI01D anauMMi ■ : Mama |y tlm -r fory for 20 yaare. Ouabing is a T H a U fiO R O a Sflyer l^ppers .)L\BY ■ U Z A B B E V S ' MIm BlMsor Tnitebell* abttve, graduata of Yale and alao waa a 0 Aff A /^rni«” I M SBi,' is reported engagod to aarry mambor of the faculty of Johns f i o o o . Hopkina UnivaraRy. AsaNBhrieMMPir r m M / o f Hiartford BEAUTY NOOK, Lon Oobrlf, the Now Tock .T%fi' M A a u N S r DaadRf t ia IS koo slaifM . A Cl^leacqaar $ne ______Admlaataai ISa D I A L s o i l is shewii fcoro m sho watehod The apaadoipatar ia ovar 100 yaars old. It waa eonatruotad by Hcm\ latiah Lukana, ct PhiladalplHa. \ ■ ' ' f.-t ■ ' -y .'■■/“■‘J ■ ■:; , - .4 ^ • ■ ' v . '^ . i .,■' ■ i ^ ' ^ ■ ■;• ■'■:■ • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M A N «IK aTBR.^’N, vmiNBSDiW^ • ■ ’ ■ .,- ' , ■ js ■ — _ : i: — . i,j : I - - ,. ■ .j^...... ^ : t r \ : „.i.--£::.:L:;,i:-:i.ii .... exerdsM yiaterd«y fmt non Center to attend the cloelng Elsie.Ant, Richard Arthur Backo- will bp located at th ^ refinery want to hfa* ona Mai^'Hook, Pe^ 1 . [ey fMbtTjiff. titeir ^ *6- exerdsee of the ToUanr County fen, Dorothea Anne Barbero, Elmer fdfi^s wywinofil^ . - ..... dairiWlih a-MtWr pfOttoff Who could Home schooL County Commisirioner Arthur Bate,. Ruth Augusta Butler, The Rockyiile Emblem Club Vis d^alop-a gopd-'pcivato aeeretaiy, Charles John Christopher, Maoel holding a social this afternoon .a t OsndidatMi f()c Bxe BaohMor _ of H a r^ C. Snoith has attended a per^ the Elks Home with Mrs. Irene ih ntdnVer vdib 453, # ^ e and tee govanunr answarto "Tail sonal invitation to all members. Eleanor Conrady, Marjorie Ellen — Jrtb r of ’S (^ce^ dkpreez . teeto Dod.**^* 19b' doubt some . of the Curtis, Mildred Anna Dintsch, Morin in charge. 'aggteaaivCiieto ahown- by oar prea- Broni^t Honoe Burial The amiusl outing of Court Fores­ HONOm BY YAU 6onf5h«a on Ifil ^ d ^ ts . , Anidag The body of Paul Francis Gle^mi, Ehlnor Anne Finley, Annie Marie ____^ . C anfchlaf jcmca was atinuUted by Harrison, Clara Sara itenter, ters Pride‘ will be bdd a t Rocky Jlie 'lrickduatb and proltadswnal '';(te-- aged 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul |p:ee#cq^ 1®' Doctors of hls-atooeiationi with ,H(H0omb. FreeaeiKt, Walter Koaiowski, Stanley Kunlcki, Point oh, Sunday, August 10. De­ - "Jiidge Alaltbie, ia to ancestry, 59. sneez6(| and gs a rssatt VERNOirsm i WET Giacomi, of Snlpsic Road, Tolland, tails will be annoimced soon. Philodb^y,* 86 ;Sachtfprz .of Laws, arrived in Rockville this morning Dorothy Ruth Larkin, f^yllis Lil­ Pearl S. Back Wrofe ;44 llaiAera .of ^Arta and 38 Doctors trakilng, educational and .ideals a dead. The wwbSb^WBSto.hlm lian Martin, Anthony Joseph Muska, Mrs. ^ n d a Homan of Tolland qpleadd example of New England controf of Hits mptolr'-cdr’"< ViaORY UNEXPECTED from the United States Government avenue is spending the month at of Medicine. Forestation Camp at Farmington, Alice‘Emily Norton, Louis Alfred puritanijnn.^ ed over on a fal|^iway:near hwe..'HM Charles Schlichtlng, Arthur Henry Sound View. ^^Tbe Good Barth”, Ge{^ caiilef dnstice Malttrte Prudent'Ahgell said: ' - chest wa8'cniiAe(L..> Me., where he d i^ on Sunday night Schmalz, Ruth CaipUae Schmalz, Frank Burkhardt of Mountain • te pfMehting'Chief Jdistice Malt- Activities of Drys Resulted in following a short illness. The boy’s Geneivieve Mary Vozek, Theurer street is reported as resting com­ bie tor P r i^ e n t Angell, Profesisor "Honored citizen and eminent Chicago —Police Co; body arrived in Hartford this morn­ fortably following the operation Master of Arts Degree. - ’Phel)^ 'agifi.: . ’ . . Jurist, presiding officer of tee Allman felt it was pof F. H. Burke Monday evening. juatly enjoying tee confidence and suspenders policemen Wtfe w e a rj^ Walter Dick, Stephen Josqph Kuca, Granby, graduated'from tee Hart­ respect of bote the. bar and tee Here. on Park street Frederick Charles Schutz. ■ Etev. Charles S. Johnson has been New Haven, Conn., Jime 2i: ford pybllc high school,, b}ok his B. He therefore ordered trouser s ^ ’The funeral was held from S t renamed pastor of the Rockville 'bendb. your alina mater gladly ac­ pension among his polidemoi be •Deceased. (AP)—Pearl S. Buck, m issio n ^ A. and X l . B. at Yale; and-began cords you her highest honor and The “vtrets” were victorious in Bernard’s Catholic churcl- this morn­ Methodist church at the New Eng­ tee' practice of 'aw in Hartford. His complished in tee future" by-btodf ing at 9 o’clock. Rev. George T. Sln- Bet«ives Lone Honor land Southern Methodist Confer­ and noted writer of novels dealing confers upon ;'6u tee degree of Doc­ belts. . _ Rockville and the town of Vernon Miss Cora E. Liitz, daughter of oareer. as- Judge began in 1917 ' in tor of Laws (Admitting you to all its yesterday by 1324 votes. The seven nott, pastor, officiated at a solemn Mr. and Mrs. George L. Lute of ence held at New Bedford, Mass., on with Chinese life, was among twelve the .Superior Court; in 1925, be was Mansfield, Ohio.—^A golf twoscpi^ requiem mass. Burial was in the Monday. persons awarded honorary degrees rights and privileges.’’ to one victory was unexpected be­ Red street, Rockville, yesterday re­ ,mUe dissociate justice of tee Su­ "endurance record^’ is claimed family plot in S t Bernard’s ceme­ ’The regular meeting of the Board by Yale University today at its prem e Court and in 1930 became tee Rev. William K. Mackey; chap.-* cause of the last minute efforts of ceived a Ph. D. degree a t Yale Uni­ of Selectmen was held last evening tery. versity. She has been doing ^ s t- 232nd commencement. Chief'Justice. A digest of the Con­ lain at tee Mansfield Reformate^; the “drys." Mr. and Mrs. Paul Giacomi, par­ graduate work in languages. Miss at their rooms in the Memorial necticut.-Reports Is a. painataS&gly Emd V. H. Oberlander, high sche^ A total of 1544 votes was cast for ents of the deEid youth, received a building. Very few applications for ’The only woman m the group of DeathS' Last Night Lutz is a graduate of the Rockville distinguished persons honored ^ .complete perforinance,. whichV cac* instructor. i the ratification of the repeal, only letter from him a week ago today, High School. Mrs. George W. help were received. tich^ lay^ers find ot daily value. From four a. m'., until sundown 220 against it. The total number of stating that he’ was in the best of Large shipments of finished cloth the umversity, the American writer Hf is a ^lident of tee early history Lutz, and members of her family whose novel "The Good Earte” won they played 150 holes, Mackey using votes cast was 1766, of which one health and enjoying the life at camp. attended the exercises at the imiver- are being sent to the New York of our'colony and his addr^ at tee New York—Mrs. J. Ellliot Lang- 695 strokes and Oberlander 710. f waa blank and one split, both being headquarters of the Hockanum for her the PuUteer prize was 300th anniversary of tee founding staff, 84, founder and president of On Monday they receiveo a tele­ sity. lauded by Prof. William Lyon San Antonio, Texas.—^When E’rank thrown out. gram from the Government Hospi­ Mills Company by truck this \veek. of Windsor showed historical tee Daughters of tee Daughters, of Miller, 33, went to tee home of R1 Tendered Reception Phelps as the "ablest living Inter- knowledge and a grasp of tee social tee British Ehnpire in the United Forty-three per cent of the voters tal at Farmington, Me., notifying peter of the Chinese character’’ as N ’ E ^ey to asks for food, a pair of turned out. The total number of them of their son’s death and asking Principal John W. McClellan of -find pidltical beginnings of Connec­ States and honorary president of the Maple, street school, who retires the veteran EU EMgllah professor ticut, bote impressive and illuminat­ trousers he wore was recognlMd ab registered voters being 4,018. Of the information as to whether they de­ presented her for tee Master .of tee Needlework Guild of America. having been stolen from tee resi^ sired the funeral at Rockville. Paul today was tendered a dinner and NEW HAMPSHIRE VOTES ing. Of late years he haa addfd to Denver—’The Rev. Alfred M. Hag­ snen 55 per cent went to the polls reception at Columbia Lake on ilon- Arts degree to Presiednt James -his public se^ces through tee Na­ dence a few days before. ’This testi­ yesterday, 1208 casting their ballots, Francis Giacomi left Rockville on Rowland Angell. gard, 83, former dean of tee Bible mony was brought out today tn MIU May 26 for Hartford where he was day evening by the teachers of the tion^ Probation Assounn Woolen College at Storrs wfil be the speak­ and treasurer of the Interfratemity 21, is the official first day and this 1636, on its way o Woolsey hidl Company at Martinsburg, W. V. er. Following is the-official list: Cotmdl, a member of thfe Class year the sun does not stajt lts'< ^ - where tee exercises were held, XRk UUR THURSDAY, FRIDAY The carding machines are of the College Preparatory Course: Ada Book committee, the Sailor Prom trolllng southward movement until ’Zlie ahhual alumni luncheon in Davis & Furger make and are Nield Ainsworth, Ruth Margaret TASTY SANDWICHES AND SATURDAY committee and also one'of the Mar­ mld-aftemoon. tee University dining han was to ComblnatloiM LUNCH SPECIAL known as “three cylinder cuds” be­ Barber, Leslie Brookes, Raymond shals of his class during the Com­ This also 1s the year’s longest follow tee commencement. **We have aekleved tke moat ing of the latest type. The ma­ James Burke, Herbert John C^rvey, Seniors in Yale college, aod That Please the dUrtcult** Artkar Uriin Store kaa mencement exercises. Mr. Mason day, with 14 hours and 45 minutes t Most Particular. aattsfled tke koaaewlte tvko real­ chines were installed a short time David Solomon Corr, John James has accepted a position with the of sunshine—where the . clouds Sheffield Scientific School and the ly eoatrala tke bndnet. Tkla ia a ’THURSDAY before the Rock Manufacturing Cyrkiewicz, Jr., Thomas Michael aren’t in the way. School of Engineering held their Afternoon broad atatement, bnt la tke ea- Sun Oil Company and after July 1 Tea Served aeace of remarka wkleh atomen Breaded Veal Cutlet, Company was closed dpwn b> Fred­ Flynn, Samuel Fuhr, George James make to wi. Not aa easy 1» Creamy Mashed Pbt. erick W. Swindells, owner, a few John Hambuch, Jr., Stanley Edward From 8 to 3, thcae days whea dollara. nniat do years ago. Very few improvements Hastillo, Barbara Cecelia Ha3nvard, ,Onr Prices doable daty. Bat not an aaaaaal French'Peas Edwin John Heck, Helen Iroie > *-e Very F«ir Fomment from oaf euatomera,- have been made In carding ma­ becaaae for amay . montha chines during the past ten years. Kisiel, Donald Freeland McClain, Arthar’a haa aatlafled Ita eaa- 2 S c The Rock Muiufacturing Company Emily Julia Niederwerfer, Francis tomerd aeeda and the b^Czet. has six more sets of carding ma­ John Orlowskl, John Stanley Perza- chines in its plant which is located nowski, Leo Francis Raczkowski, In the heart of Rockville—opposite Anita Shirley Bcott, Jacob Shapera, Central Park The machines cost Harold Daniel Stone, Martha Eliza­ approximately $15,000 each when beth Stutz, Chester Curtis ’Trish- man, William Tyler, Edward Her­ SALE installed. There are six more com­ plete sets of three cylinder carding man Ungewltter, Edward Joseph e x t r a s p e c i a l s machines in the plant at the present Vanderman, Byron Paul Yost, time. Ei'enly Dorothy Zitjus. General Course: Marion Frances Greenwood Speaks Tonight Barber, Joseph Paul Bastek, Doro­ Barbascl,. reg. 65c, cut t o ...... 39c Charles W. Greenwood of Wethers­ thea Carolyn Burnham, *Robert Ed­ Blne-^ays, reg. 25c, cut to .... ,10c field, secretary to Congressman Wil­ ward Nagel Byrnes, Grace Stella Pee-Chee WlUto, reg. 23c-...... 19o liam L. Higgins, is to be the speak­ Dorman, Joseph Frederick Ertel, CLOSES Sloan’t Liniment, reg. S5c .... .24o er at the semi-monthly dinner of Francis Geissler, Antionette Anna Free ! SUHIIER SUNORIEi the-Rockville Lions Club to be held Karkowski, Margaret Mary Kelley, Freezbne, reg. 35c, cut t o ...... 24c a t the Rockville House at 6:15 John .Loqis Joseph Lentocha, Mary Cltro-Carbonate, reg. $1.00^... .69c Just Received 1,000 New o’clock tonight. Mr. Greenwood will Frandes -McNulty, Leo Francis Jig-^w Puzzles I FlashOghts, reg. fl.OU^eilt to ,. .49d ter of work being undertaken in Ncet, reg. $1.00, cut to ...... 69c Murphy, George-Raymond Norton, Woodbury’s ^ap, cut to ...... L2c Fountain Syrtngto. reg. $L0O . . 88a [Washington and what was accom- Geraldin^ Elizabeth Redmond, You can have one Absii- Bath Bprays, reg. $L0(X «ut to 490. pUshed during-the closing days of Vick’s Antiseptic, eat to 9c lutcly F'ree whether you Edmund Sierbinski, Emil George .Colgate’s Taloum, r^ . 2 3 c ----- 16c Whisk Brooms, reg. 50c, out to 29o' Congress. President Clarence E. Staven, Helen Rose Stock- Kleenex, reg. 2 ^ cut to ...... 17cr Zip, reg. 60c, cut to .". . .49c buy anything or not Peterson has made a special request ser, A ^ a Elizabeth Stoneman, Kotex, reg. 35c, cut to ------19o that all members of the Rockville Ehmeta Rubie Strong, Ed^rard Al­ Bay Bum, reg. 40c, cut tp - *.* • • J®® Just Ask For Onel ice Caps ...... -40c, 6O0, 98o Lions club attend this meeting to­ bert Tennstedt, Esther Mae Wes- fcBrvM, .rog* $1.00, cu t to . . . .8 8 c night. cott, Frederick James Wopd.' Paul Immediately follo'./ing the dinner Herman Yanke, Richard Thomas Ipana and speaking, the members of the Zeigler. Pirtures You Can Bra? About Tooth Rockville Lions club will go to Ver­ Commercial Course: Chi;lstine There is only one wsiy to brag about your'plc- Pgste .. 0*1 V tures with amlldence—buy our “fresh films” Pepsodent (ho Old stock), a geod kodak and -bring your fllm'.to us for fine,' clear devetoping and print, At The LOW Sale Prices teatffives every detaiL Our service is striking­ JSJ? 36c ly different—leave, your films with us to prove it. FREE DBVELOPINOI ODpRONQ WILROSE DRESS SHOP Regular SSo, . 0 * 7 ^ “The Shop of Individuality” 'Now in effect In- Hotel Sheridan Building Is m m Iebvioe I AMDLIN . DEdDORANT Reg. 50o Size Regular 59c. O f ! — LAVORIS -Cn^ to ...... O O w “STUNNING” IS THE WORD Try The Now •. That Describes the Smart New Creations Just Received \ 36c Baby Bath RUBBINQ, ALCOHOL From New York. ^ ..pr Thermometers with all tiiie olid for , Test Baby’s Bath Watfer. penetratiag. AQo* •Designed to enhance thelbeauty of e^ry they, 50o Slze^ Pint ...... “ffw V iHlhA. Honey AJ New B. Z. X. represent not only the peak of Fashion but comfott and raonff >.v OiO ^ A BABY TALCUM economy as well. .Select your vacation wardrobe'nowi ,1^86 • • • «’s«'a • • • s l a i c ft.** S p d d riid i Stowulur n is .' Cotton FROCKS LACO^BY CoX PRACTICAL, COOL, ECONOMICAL xagrsETs.., 49 c s w m b :a p s Cleverly Styled Syrtaifes . , .23c’ l t e “a 3 c “3 9 c “4 9 c J^;gyringea ...... $3c FOR SPORT WEAR • u ‘iS « " 'S £ U G 8 Full Line o f ’ ■ - 7 • BABY -OLOIMAY: TBBATMEIfT $1.00-$5.95 i Tirei. Vhdtl.' . SUJfPiSsif OIL I STAY YOUNOt; at arow ald'bsfsvs xs^-’ Ratala year 'Vteaywui d by .iMatbHr 'BOWDBE— healthy aadiasttva. If . WadiaUe SILKS below shy, yap avito ICO to kiiiia pan ap, Ideal Vacatioh Apparel iwerfal tosAe, wHh Its INS! FOR DANCE AND PARTY WEAR lad extmeta aad ath< Fan tnata. psapeilx to .ysvtve e ssMtapi py $2.95 $3.95 SP* wfsk . m; • I V A T . f - . ■■ TtpoV* sad $5*95 thta-v’ 'tii - ' . .tafc • ’i J All the^more excluMva toaCSHatt t o r advanced etylea fbr UUm fjMi liM tM . ' * ^ 5fv* ~?‘■ ■ 'j<:'.. : T . I f ’ - > * ^ 4 . : ■-. ? ■ ■ ‘ . ■» V' ■/, ^ \ •'-V r ' V-'-'V ^ - I>AGB• . «. FOXm, ^ 4. ^ i UANGHE8TER SVBNtNG HERALD, MANGHESTBR. OONN^ ^ ^ N E S D A y , JUNE 2L loes. y ___ ^ - . "7' . U. ehuroh M glar „ GmfSFUTHIt£ OSAHOWBIUTER . w rusciotteosT H K m SCHOOL iiFau<» Awl rolaelettary vtgk. A t tim fiiiiti iQ^Ppo kigh aaoea oni 'TitAiiE’iu e'aE D r i a tha AT CHAMBER O m S iin i^ tk (3L J^mee’e church at Tkkda At howl, apd YEAR $300,m NEWS 10:Sp the or^ tiq fi sarmon be Stoools F. A; Farptasudt SENMIS’DAIKX eanhed by Rev^Jebn a Wkeeler, EURaSESTOnGHT and award tiie dlpinmpa’ [„ neuvew of $oiy Crow CoUi«e. Case of Bad Weatlier Affair ; ’ /' / - Will Be Hdd at Chefs Coi- oma^for, Afoop., and there wfll be The HoOiater straw ndniatR Q tW iriaita in attendance. A largo lyJiO Up eSMTOiaail tafe in BoHonl MISS ELEANOR BURNER ntbaring la expected at the ebureb $be8 Takee m ^ Spirit Tkis IndadM Maiotaiaiiee JaoMS Leo Bvke, $ «i of: during tkeaa oei^cao. Two Sduids to ^d a ato row ofCaciMi al S a’cMlk Buckland siehool udll bold ita Urbano Osano will cater at tha Rerord Crowd Atteads ftuniifti outing of the Chambar of Item Formerly Berne by AGAIN T O M S CHAMP Mr,andMn.W.H.Biiii[e,' rises tomorrow-Bight ,a t 8 afai< Commerce next Wednesday after­ Clatoos 11^ Evenkf — In bofti inataiyaa, dlMfomai: ydp noon, it was anhouttced today by IdwrVOTES WET awarded by Mr. Vi Wins Girls’ Title for Fourth U K Nifht’s Affair. Smaat Baatly, bhainaao of tha Separate Distride. in Mass Here &mdaj. Tw^ More Tonorrow. •••■ * -T • -•A eommittea In ehaiga. Should la- Time— Defeats Miss Edith F u < H n r- im itAYM b clement weather prevail at the tima Brown Yesterday. BY THREE TO TWO of the luncheon at 1 o’clock or the OrbeteUo. Ita^, June 2L— Tlw ClMs Day program in coO” The budget of school coats for Jamea Leo Burke, son of Mr. and Inclement weather in tlW AMnh, ffffif-'' dinner at 6:80 o’clock, the meals For the fourth time Miss Eleanor Two schools will bold their gradu­ liaeUoB with High s c l^ graduation the eiMulng year were p ro ved by Mrs. William H. Biirke. off Spruce gion thwarted egafo'lba takeoff^ off. will be served at Osano’s cottage at ation eifercises ttoight at 8 o’clock, yesterday afternoon was followad ay Bolton Lake. the Jomt Board of Apportionment Heubner, '33, has won the girl’s ten­ street, wifi be ordsUned to the priest­ 24 Italian seaplanes fbr a ffli|iht % ^ Vote for Rqaal While the State Trade school and tbe Man­ a nappy prognm' last evaning at Tickets fmr the outing at Colum­ at a meeting held last night in the nis tournament defeating m im ; E dith hood at 9:30 tomorrow at.Weston stages tff Chicago; 7 ■ ■ y- bia Lake will be placed year; typewriter appropriation will be present pt the ordination to­ lopes for Iowa. But It seems that morrow morning. Sisters and Andover seemikl to be the future vention parade in New Britain and from 3700 in 1932 to 32,000 next EXERCISES TODAY Iowa, too, has been overcome by tbe brothers of the young j^eat will home of neatly everyone. It looked a special effort has been made this year. great wet wave. also attend the ordination tomorrow. i as though several were in the run- year to land the cup for the third Salary Decreases The exercises will take place in the "I do not believe that sentiment pitg for either Eddie Cantor’s Job successive year. Tne principal decrease In the Diplomas to Be Awarded Fri­ Chapel of the college and will be In the rural districts has changed. ' erRu(ty Valee’s. The audience was The uniform to be worn at Bridge­ budget for the year is in teachers’ day to 135— SchooK Heads' conducted by Rt. Rev. Bishop Em­ It was tbe vote of the cities, es­ iadwd surprised as the intended port is distinctive and with a large salaries fro m 3250,817 in 1932 to Address Class. mett, titular bishop of Jamaica, pecially along tbe Mississippi river fate for several but the oracle attendance of members, (be p (^ 3210884. ’The complete budget of and along the western border. Of eeemed to have the last word. West Indies. should place in the honor Une. Due school costs is the lowest In tbe The Barnard school held its grad­ course, Fm sorry. Czever CUfts. Comes Home Friday. to its previous wins, Anderson-Shea past 12 years, the last appropria­ uation exercises this afternoon, al­ “The drys are Just doing their The gifts were as clever as the On Friday morning be oelo- Post will' lead the convention parade tion comparable to tbe piwnt though diplomas Will not be award­ best. Of course, we’ll have to apeept prophecies and the puns iinsued w ith brate his first low mass in tto chap- through jthe'^ streets of Bridgeport budget estimate being that of 1921 ed until Friday afternoon of th«^i the result, whatever it Is, but I do t ^ presents almost beat out Fred­ pel where be will be ordained andi next Satiurday afternoon. The when 3274,780 was spent. week. The class is expected to not believe that repeal will be rati­ die 6eber. Skipping rope for class later in the day he will return to bis' parade will start on Main street at Cost of maintaining the recrea­ number nearly 185 students, it was fied by the required number of disappears were prondnent. One home in Manchester. At 10:30 2:30 p. m. prompt tion buHdfog which wUl not be used said today at the office of Princi­ states. rson got a couple of watches so Sunday morning he will celebrate Of s ^ ia l interest to local veter­ for school purposes, but which will pal EHizaheth Bennett. at she would be able to "two- his first solemn high mayi at St. "A t any rate, until 36 states do S ans going to Bridgeport Saturday is be included in tbe scboi^ budget is Four speakers addressed the James’s church. On Sunday •After- .ratify, the 18th Amendment is still time" more capably. 'Another got ti^msporiAtion. Plans hhve been 32,000, fo r heat, ja n ito r s e r ^ e , a flashlight to come out of the fog. eighth grade pupils at a dinner boon from 4 o’clock until 6 o’clock the law of the land.’’ made to convey the post and auxil- light and water. Maintenance of served'In the school lunch room at there will be a reception held at the ^hie red beads of the class got some ia ^ by bus,' leaving Mandb^ter at school grounds, summer janitors, ^roaide hair wash to change their 1 o’clock. Thej4 were, Superintend­ home of ■ his■ ■ parents on Sprue •J:' O-^dock Saturday morning, arrlvr material for .repairs, improve­ ent of Schools F. A. Verplanck, street. Style. Those hailing from the ing in Bridgeport'in time for the ments, insurance, furniture and country were gifted with milk pails Clarence P. Quimby, principal of FatheryBurke, as he will be known, parade. Headquarters for the Con­ w a ter is, estim ated a t $16,000. to keep up the fam ily traditions and the High school; Arthur niing, a after tomorrow, was graduated vention is the Hotel Stratfleld. The T^de school items remain member of the High school faculty, from the Manchester high school in the quiet members of the class were approxim ately the sam e a t $5,000 five some noisemakers so that'in It was voted at last night’s meet­ and J. G. Echmalian, director of the class o f 1919. H e entered H oly. ing to try and form a baseball team including supplies, repairs, heat, the Trade school here. Cross college, Worcester, in the fall the future they could be heardi The light and power, water, Janitor future Gold Digger of 1943 was pre­ again this summer. Harry Mathla- Theodore Bantly, pre::ident of of the year and was an honor stu­ They Came! They Saw! They 6 m ^ son was elected manager and or­ service and insurance. The total the graduating class, presided. Fol­ dent during the first year *at col­ sented with a spade so that her cost of maintenance of High, ele­ woi^ would be a bit easier and a ganizer. lowing the dinner, the' class ad­ lege. On August 14, 1920 he en­ mentary and tbe Trade school boa of Pep was awarded a particu- journed to the school auditorium, tered the Jesuit Novitiate at Yon­ buildings fo r 1032-38 is 325,0ti3. , larly lazy character. where a musical* program was pre­ kers, N. Y.,'and one year later, or' Diamond's Shoo Store Winding Up The Continue Evening Schools It Is too difficult a Job to name sented. The program opened ^th on August 15, took his first vows Included in the budget is an- ap­ ' all of the gifts and prophecies but two selections by the class, "Song there. ' Y. M. C. A. Notes propriation of 31,000 for evening Balance Of The Climax Bootary it was apparent that the crowd of the Melon Patch" and "The Pl- His clKsslcal and btbtorical studies Bchoois. Xiast year Superintendent managed to enjoy each one. The ’The Community playgrounds will Srate." The Harmonica Boys, Mi­ w ere takeq frfiro 1922 to 1924 a t of Schools F. A. Verplanck peti­ ' hall was colorfully decorated with officially open Monday, June 26, chael Truschuk ^ d Joseph -Sklger- 8t. Andrews-on-Hudson, Pough­ Stock From North Adams, Mara^ tioned the State Board of Educa­ M. H. 8. banners with the lunnette with tMrcctor E, J. Simonds and ton, played several - numbers and keepsie, N. Y., and this was followed tion to discontinue the evening Many Smiling Facef Appeared In Our Store After Finding Their Sizes la These oyer the door in the class.colors of David Hamilton in charge. They Robert Wilson and Peter Panpahik by three yeiurs more study of school for the year, eliminating tbe the yea r 1933. F ir trees decorated are woridng on a good sized pro­ gave accordion solos. philosopbicalt scientific and histori­ Marvelous Shoes. ^ cost of maintenance for that, year. the comers pf the room. The Hi-Y gram of outdoor sports, including Several western songs were etmg cal subjects at Weston College, Due to tbe many requests made by Of Course, The Sizes Are Pretty Well Chosen, But Now For The Lucky Birds Who hoys refreshed the dancers by sell­ swimming, tennis and ball games. by Ruth Moseley; the clais sang Mass., where be secured bis de^ee Can Find Their Sizes In The Remaining Stock, We Have Made Still More Attractive ing ice cream and cold drinks Just Tbe new miniature diamond near other towns, the state disapproved two more selections and the pro­ o f A . B. in June 1926 and M . A . in of eliminating the evening schools outside of the dance hall. v the T. M. C. A. building is practi­ gram ended with a number by the June 1927. ..From 1927 to 1980 be .Price Concessions To Clean Them Out To The Last Pair. for this year. It was the largest crowd ever to cally finished. Tbe big ball grounds combined girls’ and boys’ glee was professof of history at Holy attend a function at high school will not be ready until midsummer, clubs. ’ Cross college, Worcester and this FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY— was followed by summer studies in hall. Over 400 couples were on the or late in tbe summer. YALE’S O^EST OR a L u ATE Tbe diplomas will be preeented floor for dandng, while nearly a Dates were evidently mixed last to tbe graduates at 2 o’clock Fri­ hlstoi7 at Fordham College, N. Y. Theologioal studies were taken at , THE LAST THREE DAYS QF THIS SALE. ■ - thousand parents and friends tried night for the baseball team that N orw a 'k , June 21.— ( A P ) — R ev. day afternoon by Mr. Verplanck- Weston CoUriffe from 19R0 until this to look on. The crowd thinned but made tbe trip to Keney Park to Augustus F. Beard, D.D„ 100 years ' GOVERNMENT UPSET year. - ' - at 11 o’clock intermission, after play tbe Hartford North Ends were old, left here, this morning for tbe which time dancing to McKay’s or­ Bangkok, Jim e ' 21.— ( A P ) — The disiq>polnted and wlU try again to­ annual commtacement'exei’clses at To Stttiv Further, chestra was made easier. government of Slam i^ n ^ had m OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT pflight. Tbey did, however,' engage Tale University. A member of tbe Tomorrow comes his ordinationv O V * Changed hands today a a a reault of tbe Aetna colored boys in a game. class o f 1857, Dr. Beard ta tbe oldest but be will retitffn for a further yefir a bloodless coup d’eUt by tie of study at WAston Cefilege, to be lIvittif’Traduate of Tale and win lead Army and Navy and-chfiUane'led concluded in |f|84. In .October 1938 MEN'S SHOES STRAWBERRY PRICES the march from the Hewitt, Quad- LADIES! by Phya Bab^, ^m m onder^ he was reco^ilsed as a Papal sem- CURB QUOTATIONS rartgle into the dining hail. Mostly tans, sizes 6 to 7^2, ft, fti/j, 10. A few BIG nCKING IN W H l I ^ chief who resigned bis post last iaary, authorized to confer the S. blacks,, and black and whites. BLACK A N D WHITES^ DOWN TO S1.89 AVERAGE Dr. Beard wae accompanied by week. T. L., degree in theology. He iz a By ASSOCIATED PRESS' General Russell Frost of, Norwalk, All state councilors whom the member of the Jesuit Order, found­ ARNOLD Glove Grip, Beacon, Bostonian and other SPORT OXFORDS, BLACKS,* Clare of ’77. Tbsy rode to New Ha­ Amer Cit Pow and Lt B ...... ■ 5^ King appointed in April reeigned. ed in 1584 by 8 t Ighatius of Loyola foodmaftes. BLONDES, AND BROWNS. Less Than a Thousand Crates Amer SUp P ow ...... % ven in tbe latter’s automobile. Bahol became ^faief executive. .which has for its chief activities in Sold at Auction Here as Big Assd Gas and Elec ...... 214 Buyers Stay Away. Amer Sup P o w ...... 7H Blue Ridge ...... 8% a pair $1.49 imii Central States E lec ...... 3% AU High Gradoa, Mi 8,trawbcrries in the Manchester Cities Service ...... 5 over oeven dollaro a auction market on Charter Oak Elec Bond and Share ...... street yesterday sold at an average 80% Ford Limited ...... 4% ANOTHER LOT! ^ of IIJB a crate. There were eold Midwest Utile % Tennis Sheas! 902 1-4 eratee which brought a total Niag Hdd P o w ...... 1894 SELECTED SHOES A o f 11,712.79 tor the day's sale. The Peon Road ...... 8% Heaping table of M m % - largeet buyers were mlseing yester­ Segal I^ck 194 f FOR BfEN^ Boys’, Womm% ahff Children’s day, the Firet National taking only Stand Oil Znd ...... 8 i Net a., pair worth ilCM th a s'fl and oeore tbea $11. A lso —CkHBffOvtAt about 100 crates and Mlebasl Tes* United Founders ...... 394 hrohm ilzeK, Macks and taaz. . ’ . cane of Brldneert, OO.v Tbs Nsw Unltsd Oas ...... 4% Hsven Fruit Exebsags wss tbs Uited Lt and Fow A ...... 8% largest buyer of the day. There Vtn Pow and Lt ...... 2% were buyers from Sprlngfleld and Canadian Marconi ...... 2% $2*dS pair Hartford who "ganged up" on the ■ ...... ■ m il li.iii. bfddinf to keep the price down, but TOTAL REPEAL -VCm tbey were broken up by the aue- .4 PSSiBRT ...If tJpnepr, ftaymoad Reid, on several , Washington, June 31,— (APV — V O R H f c N ! FOR CHlLDIIfiN! iV I oecaelODS and also by the growers Ths repeal ^ote Is mere than 8 to .l •I i One heapiag.taUci cdnitiallbif of tMts,' Irffh andjlow ahead « tbe dry vote in the 13 states who refused in fourteen caees to sen shass, aQ sOles,' sices and widths^, 3 pairs for... their berries, taking them off tbs lot that have b M , popular votes on 'tbe high as 14.00. 7c without svsn going bick into the Une sabstiiute amendment. p s i r ; for furfoer bide. Sixty-one loads In addition, two ether atatea have lA-. pairaier:. wers sold. The high price was 18,70 sleeted wet delegatSeof to a state i s».’, the low price wae 76 cents. No ccnreatlon by thecounty eenveatlon Wonder Valdst! N e w Y o rk buyer w ae present, method. ‘Tbe total vote so far, including ONE LOT LADIES’ r. f. TO BUY WOBMm latest rsturns from New Hanmihiye, ,WasbiBftoD, June 81,— (A P )—The Connecticut and Iowa Ir 6,M1A68 PUMPS AND administration is about to double its for re p ^ and 1 J09,734 against. forest boldlDfs in tbs esetern half 0 } ^ R D $ M 0 6 C A 8 B ^ of tbe United fftatee and may adept In Broken SisM i f i o i a< eonvlementary plan designed to la Lifers ssne .there'are times when It’s-gecessafy tp ctll RQUSEfij^PERS save trees on private laade for fu­ npoR riserve stnagth to score/ \^ea workHa iiregtibr, or iil- ture aeneratioDi, For'Szpert ncss comes aioM» those are the timeitimes when your SAVINGS The jwrchaee of six to eight mil- Electric ACCOUMT/caa imch-bit for you* p ^ Hon acres pf fersst sad adSoinf A form land, sast of tbs Misslssi; r iv s r a t-a coat o f a r c i ^ 180,000, b$a hurt ordsrsd ny PresidsBt S e r f i e e DEPOSIT IN Come One, Come AUr. A RerelatiMi In Verne Ci Roeasvslt NsgotiatlOBS with prss- You! Main Ftomr JaointoC Fun of ,s it ownars tirsady aw under Way, CaU5«0 TTberc also is pCndlag ’Stary WaUacs a' brogriub - i (rnltoo of timbar ou i rttati flutaBitted.te tbt Fratidsnt I t Paid flMaaid e£ FbUaddnMa. 'k£». ' i 4 ? », o - ■.’■ •' ' ■■■ • \ ' '■■ ■

8 0 ’! Marino has SJiOO residents. The guishod ssaeuttvas, of whom the S A Y STATE GOTERNDR IHREETDODSiUa) ATTEND state is In the mountains 15 miles first was X eminent son of Yale, \ from thq A^diiatic sea. honored sdudar, tried ‘admlnlstrap tor. Tale welqpmes yon Into her I t a l o g o t 20 JEWETT O T Y AUCTION fellowship and in token of the i- "Srgxm r.. spect in which q)ie bolds you and NEWIN^UCnONS the great insUtutix over which aO Is Gen, lUlo ni(A2 Special- M eaai^ to- L c ^ you pre.3ide She confers u px you Wwho’s leading Jtaly's' air iabtiire Recoiamciidiiig SO -J.JIW gfuvs;"’ 1^ ’ "OP* ***“ <1 New Tenemoit Houses Sdd armada* of 24 seaplanes .from bsCii'flUadlD wlth?litel!*aguflm- for from $1,000 to $2,800 at the d^[ree of Doctor of Laws, ad­ M01ioii8 for State Projects. RUSHED TO LONDON mitting y x to all i^ rights and Rome to the "World Fair at ed.blaok «rt. ;Xt r o ^ Chicago? .. . . He’s 0^ 27. Today’s S^e. privileges.’' Bqatqn. June 21c^APY-r-GovfiS sofl but ti»s . . . He is regarded x rlgM- In irelxd oftski,%Mn (Oontimied from Page One) ' Jewfltt City, Conn., June 21.— x d man" to Dlctttor Benito nor Joseph B. Ely today la a dpe- fires, when pent iota [ussolini. . , . With Musso­ dal message to ..tto.- Legislature ftojn ths.sub. and fUn,;wllw^Oie (AP)—^Mote than three thousand structures but also threaten mod­ S lini -lie wx x e of the four remalfi In peraooa crowded into Jewett City em society, which is foimded entire­ HOLEY IS ON WAY recommended approptiatix of 230- saa^e thing.*’ . ^ today for one of the largest public founders of the present Fascist 000,000 for state, projects under the Oipclalty » .was in hsTr ly oq cre(Ht.” party in Italy. . . • With but It hotter than'-tw f u t m auction sales ever held in Eiastern Despite Official denial, it was re­ National Industrial Recovexy' Act. TO LONDON PARLEY Mussolini he led the famous Uie cemetery. ' :<■ Sha 'w ® ' be"' Connecticut as bondholders liquidat­ ported in the conference lobby that He further recommxded that ing the local , assets of the Fisk Rub­ march on Rome, . . . "Balbo is the money be raised by x issue of who haa bai at the private steering committee feared and respected as one of her'atnoe the cpehM oC- ttO ber Company placed 28 pieces of meeting earlier in the morning M. (C x tin u e d Trom Page One) notes or. bxds to be repaid over Fascism’s “hard men.” • • • a period of not less r->x three Rwiuty Shflppa. The leaqty estate on the block. Bonnet raised the question of the get Deparimrat « a fw tnn s State police from the Danielson He is the potent boss in his ^ x r more thx 15 years. Stamfovd*are dafandliBg conference’s future if stabillssition is liner Manhattx as a special repre- befene JudgP: $1X^01 Q.. 81)tW r^.lR rial prt^'Oti aneb'aarriOoa aa barracks kept the crowd in order as sxtative of Presidxt Roosevelt, local district, Ferrara. . • - He urged' the bxds or notes be not achieved immediately. His air exploits, particularly Com m x PlMte Ooust today b s.| i oellng, f i n ^ iraynig, it moved from one piece of property James M. Cox represented the with whom he had a conference yes­ financed by' retail sales «nz. group distance' flights, have Cx-vlnced, he said, from a study tion Imought 'agCinat them hy' nttnloiring and triinxng. to another. Americans at this session. M. Bon­ terday. ert W . R a y m x d • a- Sf He was accompanied by Herbert won him so much prestige that of the Federal statute, that "Gov- Most at the homes and tenement net indicated last night that he in­ he is Ixked on x Mussolini’s piiimhing extractor. houses were purchased by Jewett Bayard Swope, former newspaper ernmxt fxds *vin 1 ' more earily tended to bring up the matter. possible successor should x y - available for self Uquliteting proj^ With no knowledge (ff the Ig# City residents, although Frank S. Senator James Couzens, who list­ executive. cept what they. Irave galnad : tbO Professor Moley said there was no thing happen to the dictator. acts than for x y other,” the gov­ Collins of N oi^ch was among the ened attentively to the Bonnet seven "years ch^ have been eRPlg^ possibility that the President him­ . . . Chosen by II Duce to ernor said housing plana, partix- largest individual buyers. He pur­ speech at the conference, charac­ make Italy airplane-minded. in a dispote wttii Raymond onfi chased five buildings at prices rang­ self might go to the conference. Ixly for the eUmina^x of simp terized it as “very temperate.” “I talked the whole matter over General Balbo has developed payment of a UH for .21AJC*Y8,r^ ing from 21,900 to 22,500. New tene­ arex, might profitably be glvx sisters are making .a endtaJM “He emphasized stabilization but with him yesterday,” he said, “x d the nation’s air force Into x e ment houses sold for from 21,000 to early consider^on. showing. The sisters qtent moat of did not gtye any way to bring it the instructions I received were not of Europe’s finest, both in Early in bis message he sternly MONEV 22,800. about” Mr.'Couzens said. in the xtvure of specific orders. equipment and personnel. . . . the morning croas -esamlnlng Ray­ A large factory and its machinery rejected x y idea that the m xey mxd. ^ W I m h Y o h N m JM “I be useful to the delega- His group fiights to European* to be loxed the Coxnmonwealth be will go on the block when the sale is SOVIET’S SUGGESTION tix in giving them bxkgroxd. points 'was climaxed by the LOAMS AiRANMP QUICkCr considered x a grxt or gift xd ' SMAli MONTHLY SAYM0 ITS resumed tomorrow. In all the cofii- London, June 21.—(AP)— The There have been m xy develop­ fiight of 11 planx to Brazil. pany will offer for sale 48 dwellings warned the Legislature that he Soviet Russian delegation submitted ments here since they sailed.” . . . Balbo is leading 116 men would approve of no expxditures and 24 parcels of land. Italo Balbo STRAWBERRY FESTIYAL to the world economic conference Baruch at tiie Pier to America In the most ambi­ G x. which did not carry with them a F i r s o n a l F i n a n c k C t i . today a draft convention embodying Bernard F. Baruch was at the pier tiousI mass fiightnigni yetyei attempted. permxent xd adequate plx of THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 4:20 ON its plan for economic non-aggression to see Moley but missed him . He’s .an expert mechanic, likes to get his flying suit greasy, t Bxai a, state ®S*lSta»;- fin x c ln g . SALVAXION ARMY HALL . Y n a a te stw under which all weapons of eco­ thrxgh a misxderstxding. Moley is adored by hin men. Opea TbateSay I Data S 9. B A S S E n RESIGNS; nomic warfare would be scrapped. x d his party boarded the ship with­ WoBMUh Horae League The draft provides ^ t “the e x ­ out reporting to the passenger Mavy*s xu>-cussing order came x a SISTERS AS LAWYERS Strawbmy aH>rtsake, Ice Creaao, Tie ealy ^a*ae le three aerceat a^.- tracting parties will aostain in their agxt. Consequently, w hx Baruch Wen, it certainly seems from the Berries and Oeam, Hot Dogs, iialh tm aaseH awsaet iT *nrr PERRY APPOINTED testimony that Banker Charles ^ big surprise to the fleet, says a dis­ / mutual relations from all forms of asked for Moley he was told that he patch. Wen, prolmWy it did; leave a Bridgeport, Jxe 21.— (AP) — Tea, Ooflee. MitcheU is one of those feUows Ne Dish Over 15e. discrimination.” was not yet aboard. lot of the fellows speechless. Joanna x d Elizabeth Cook of i (OeatifKMd Fnnn Page One) It took on special interest because In a brief statement Professor who ow x a lot to his wife. of the existing embargo measures Moley said: hanM fig ctM s of ths first magni­ adopted by Britain against Soviet “I am Ixking forward with pleas- tude throughout the country. To you Russia and Russia a^ n st Britain ure>to seeing Secretar' 'lull x d the the State is immeasurably indebted as a result of the recent convictix other members, of the A m e r ic x for your skillful supervision if our of British engineers in Moscow x delegatix. I feel that the two *ianir«- If Ck>nnecticut has suffered sabotage and espionage charges. weeks of preliminaries at the c x - less ♦b"" many other states of the “The parties will consider as in- ferxee have bex useful in the di- union during the crisis, it is because consistxt with the principles of rxtion of exploring the possibili­ of your wisdom and judgment in this protocol the adoption and ap­ ties of xtion, x d the delegation is tn—Hng difficulties one by one as plication in their countries of a spe­ rxdy to pureue vigorously the cial system directed against any plans which they developed in the they have arisen. one coxtiy. and putting this cox - week before they sailed. (W hx he What price™ “From the very beginning you read tWg statement Moley inter­ have had the confidence of all the try in a Worse positix as r^^ards polated “x d Am erix may look for- bakers as well as of the governor its foreign trade than all other w xd to definite results from their of Connecticut. I wish you well in coxtries,” the draft says. “The cootracting parties solemn efforts.” ) your new position.” ly x d ert^ e to refrain in the future Acts as Contact BIx Bassett’s Letter from the application on x y groxds 'T am, X the President stated Commissioner Bassett’s resigna­ vriiatsoever as a means of their yesterday, serving x a meax of tion was submitted in the following economic policy, of special discrim cxtact between the administration ELECTRIC letter: iziatory customs duties established here x d the del^;atlon.” “After due consideration 1 have for one co

eiElles x d o p p x x t s onr g x e i n - » ' I m xt who promised to pay them x t GARMENTS the public treasury x d with private goods from houses which rvxld have hex sacked x d fired. L Disaster Fievented CLEANED FOR I^Tbaaks to the proteetix of our » saint the govinittent hu _ aide to prevxt the disaster, THE PRICE threat of which, through the d vigilance of S x M a^o ■' sd t cab be said to have beeb | OF dy eliminated." - . ^ _ Or t^ COi

____ manlfeat exhorted .the dti- .'isriCrib sii^ ' Bot to be afraid, wha dated the 1682nd year of — BepuhUc’a foundatix.

_^;cif.'8ab Iffayftw hbC 18)ld6 .-and^’ana v 'i i I. The dty of 8 x 1 :1 1 4latiri|»Mrr iBd to *1|IVA ktr pAoplA J. J. Klely In New ’Tcefe. Be pointa without rooBfl* sddttkiial tanltotf, out tiMt m New Teak OUy there ate Stmtbtg preeamably In Boiops. right postal dtatHetai The ao- Tbtn, with a whoop, osao thS cened general poetctflce in WltLilb**iuirf Ut l i i H , gals. sovlAt R u m Ib has loaf ttads ten (Ustributes men to 4 h e r a l d PRlMTtMO OUXPANT. INC IS BtSMU ‘ it a point to rsfrain Cfom t a jt U a c the Brouc,. Priham and North P t l - I - t, 0___ » ^ Markets Up , TEOMA8 rOJtGUlDJtGUiON UKTopen intstfertnoo tn tha intim al ham. Then thoro are postooices ‘ 0*B«r> I lUstirtr afllAln of othor natiena. BArn in Brooklyn, Staten ^iHinti. PooaAM OptoMt 1. ISti papers have kept aeversiy ^neht laload City, Flnrifing, Jamoleo, Bkr 26% Since fobU sH M BTPI7 iCvMllBK KXioipt oonoening KUeriam ever aiaca tha SandByp aao .HolMa) a. Baterad «t ttta Roekswoy and Brood it ' Poat Offlea at Manebtsta^. Oaatt« aa heglnnlng o t the Nasi aovaBMUL • V... ! Saeoad Ciaaa Mall Mattai is the nnderetanfflng thoro that the I BDBSl-i.IPTION fUTBS But the imidied sugfsetioB that lettw rate betwoMi these verlons May 1st po* laar, bjr nail ...... ICOS Oormany be pemfitted to arise Raa> V ■“**! Per Month, by mall ...... $ J| postal dletrlcte -wlll remain sit three COOl^f • a • • • • • a • •• • a • •• • aS Sian soil for the use ot bar centa though it wUl be two cents Delivered, one raar ...... tt.aa X people proved too much for fora- within dfotrlcts. mi MBM6BR o r THE ASSOCIATED bearance. T b t newspaper Pravdai • - PRB8“ K this be the case it may be that I'be Aaaoelatad Praaa y legs and blue f A a 4 8 gate— even a very little one— to grip It w a s only in 1911 that the Even the congressional revolt pleasant little gnome from the in­ poMsr bad, drsaser IQ C This roar of the bear is well cal­ to call banditry, if Japan should against drastic veterans’ economies homespun covering 0 9 the tattered battleflag of prohibition library was opened to tbe. pub­ ner earth when be appeared before and vanity dresser.. O O culated to bring with it a pretty move boldly over into its Astatic lic, but dffidals are already wor­ -an Isolated and not surprising the Senate Military Affairs com­ as he Went gloriously down under phenomenon— didn’t diminiHh the fair realization on tbe part of Herr mainland “holdings’’ it would be ried about apace, and about mittee to tell about those famous $148.00 B edroom Suite; the burden of forty-nine brutal op­ significance of the remarkable flip- $UO.OO Upholstered swallowed up in this relentless and funds too. Approximately two conservation camp toilet kits. Ckdonial mahogany'veneer­ Hitler and his friends of what they flop of five Democratic senators on Louis is seldom on display. He Suite; Eni^sh lounge sofa ponents. But to be Sl i n k without miles of books are added eSw ed poster bed, dresser, chest would be up against in any effort to ever lasting quicksand of tireless year to shelves whose supposed the Finance Committee who voted is reputed to be one of the hard- ia mat with matchiig .trace, like this— ^it is pitiable. j sad vanity _ Sf O Q Chinese hatred. capadty is already exceeded. De­ against the vital licensing sectiqn est men in town to see—although lounge chair AigQ realize a Ukrainian dream. dresser ...... One Is reminded of the words of pression years brought a big in­ of the industrial recovery act imtU he said his secretary had standing in green ...... Incidentally it is ooneetvable that The dummy Menebukoa govern­ they heard their master’s voice. orders to date up anyone who bore the gallant and gentle Schley at tbe ment is already felling to pieces. crease in readers,' until now about the roar was intentionally made loud 31000,000 boks are consulted a Such a mass reversal is almost un­ a letter from a senator, congress­ $12.60 Boudoir C h airs: battle of Santiago as the pride of It is the very home of anarchy. Tbe thinkable. enough for Japan to hear. year. man or personal friend. But tbe PiUow-baek leunga tjqie $17.50 Oecastonal Chaiza; the Speinish navy was run ashore in futility of the whole desperately The voice came over the telephone ease with which the camp kit I with kapok-flilei} seat cusb- Solid auUu^any frames la from the White House. It wasn’t flames: “Don’t cheer, boys— they’re idotio entexpriae la becoming dear salesman saw him— and got action ien aqd pillow back. I q .85 assorted fO<85 aiG BUT STUPID. necessary for the president to —was the reason why Louis had Chlnts covers...... O dying over there.’’ to aU the worid but to Japan. Even c o v e r in g s ...... O It rather passes the onderetead Health and Diet threaten aa he called them one by to come out in the limelight. However, these words' are scarce' ing of the average individual to at there bankruptcy and economic suf­ one. He wanted them to stand by Too Fast, Maybe ly applicable to the Connecticut fering must bring the enormity of bis program aqd stand by the party. He is diminutive, brown and | tempt to analyze the proceedings of He wanted them to understand that drys. They are not d3dng. They tbe blunder home to the ruling pow­ Advice parched and looks rather odd in some of our presumably cleverest tbe license provision, which en­ his high, stiff collar. His fingers i are not even in delicate health. ers eventually, tf nothing alee does. By Dr. Frank McCoy men in critical times like these ( ables the president to discipline the were clgaret-stalned and once he They will bob up again. Indubitably, China has elwaira been safe from manufacturer who won't play ball pulled a bottle of aspirin tablet*— when the “Mg busteesees’* with OORRECTINO SECONDARY as full’of fight as ever. There Is being eaten up by Japan for tbe with the proposed “partnership’’ or perhaps digestion pills — from which they are associated are so ANEMIA between government and industi^, his pocket and had one. He sat{ Feature! opportuiiity right now for the exer­ same reason that the tiger ia safe frankly under suspidon. Of course was an extremely important part forward on the edge of his chair, | cise of their talents and their deter­ from being devoured by the mouse. In yesterday’s artiele I meutioned no one but extraordinarily c^iable of bis program. elbows on the table, flenwng gye mination. They can begin at once some of the sauses ot secondary Senate Nightmare individuals could be at the head of fat Republicans—Senators Cutting, Enameled finishes to reorganize for the defense of the anemia. R may jriso be interest­ Visions of lost patronage at Carey, Dickinson, Austin and Bar­ so huge an enterprise as the New time vdien patronage is avail­ existing Liquor Control Law, which, ing for you to know some of the bour. He riurred bis words, but Cushions included York ISdison Company, but if any­ common symptoms that may de- able in large gobs and invaluable he bad a winning smile and blew because it is about the worst possi­ IN NEW YORK body could think up something stu­ velq;» when secondary anemia is to every member, of being unwel­ smoke through his nostrils. ble device for handling the liquor present. There mav be a tired, list­ come at the White House and at The five fat Republicans didn’t j pider than' a recent performance of executive departments, and of re­ question short of Volstead prohibi­ 4.000,000 B O O K W O B M 8 A R B less feeling; faintness; irrqfular pin snythlng on Louis, but t^sy that corporation he would have to stricted legliutive prl^egea \mder did demonstrate some real sloppl- tion, should command the admira­ m o HBRB A TEAB heartbeat) poor appetite; abnormal be stupid indeed. food craving as for coffee grounds, administration Senate • leaders— ness in the purchase of tbe Idts for tion and loyalty of all devoted drys. those nightmares rise before most / What was dons was to increase By PAUL HARB1S0N chalk, lead penciL, -etc.; sometimes $1.40 apiece. The conservation Still, if these absolutely well in- swelling In the ankles; dizzMess, senators when the president speaks camp office has no purehsslnff office the salaries of executives by about firmly whether be threatens or tentioned enemies of drunkenness New York, June 2 l~ Thousands headache; mental irritability; ring­ and no one had really checked the twenty per esnt and through the not. Byrd of Virginia was the only of out-of-town vleitofo see tbe ing noises in the ears; a trembling value of the kite. Tbe salesman’s could but achieve realization from one of the aati*license Democrats employment of more ezecutlves New York publle lihrexy each sensation; inability to concertra^B word was taken. Howe and Roose­ V the results of the elections in this who refused 16 flop when Roose­ boost the cost of company adminis­ year, usually ^ long on one subject; shortness of velt put their names on aa aotbort- velt said ‘HopJ’’ King, Connally, state, in New Hampshire and In from the post offlceby the stone breath; feeling of chilliness and zatioB latter written by a sube^di- tration to a total of ^out 40 par Bailey, Clark and McAdoo flopped. Iowa yesterday, and bring them­ lions, pigeons, fountaina and clamlness; pale tints to the *kin aate. Tbe incident was a mtaor cent, all in one year and at the very i IITOups of dowdy liberals who clut- and lack of eolor of the nails; low “Rugged individualism,’’ “Jeffer­ one, but it should have a good ef­ selves to the task of helping to time when it Was Siting its'open* ' er tiie plaza. Some sight-seers blood pressure and digestive upsets. sonian prindples*’ and “keep gov­ fect on some of the entouslastic work out the wisest possible way of In treating secondary miexma it ernment out of business’’ seemed “New Deal boys" who glory in ative payroll 8 1-3 per cent by en­ j ;o in to look about cursorily, ^ be the slogans of the six Demo- controlling and influencing a world­ thiis getting themselves counted is important to correct the primary “cutting red tape.” forcing its working en^)lo3res to lay cause or dfoorder. If pus pockets wide institution, it Is conceivalile am ong the 4,200,000 peoMe who off^ for the equivalent of a month tn are present they should be drained enter there each year. But few low a good diet including easily di­ which may be obtained by sending that their energy and indomitability whenevSr poarible and local treat­ a year. ever see the inner worUnge ot the gested protein foods and a large in a largo, stamped, self-addresaed | ments taaugurated. If a systemic might be made to earn larger divi­ library proper — tbe seven levels amount of the cooked and raw non- envelope and a three-cent stamp. Now the company, under the fire disease 1s present, .that should, of $ 7.75 - ' ^ dends in usefulness to society and of thousands of stacks, two dty slarchy vegetables since the latter of a Public Service Commission In­ oouraq,. be eorrected. ^ blocks long, or the scores of skit­ furnish the iron that the body is Over 1,900,000 patents have b«ea| in the enhancement of human hap­ When the primary cause has been vestigation, is doing all sorts tering attendants, who ^ can find now in a condition to use. The best issued in the United States. piness In America. nired, the number uf red blood cells hemming and hawing and squirming and deUver any one e f 8,608,429 vegetables ara spinach, celery, as­ and tha funount of red coloring It is submitted to the prohibition books in an average of aeven min- paragus and carrots. The unsul­ as it tries to explain. matter they contain are automatic­ Willow Arm Qiairs u te a phured, dried fruitsXare also good ists of Coxmecticut that their work, ally increased. This is brought Greedy selfishness is too common Almost nobody, regular patrons for anemic patients. The yolk of as prohibitionists, is done. The on because in health toe blood mak­ a falling in the human fam i^ to induded, ever meeta Mr. Edwin egg makes a valuable addition to ing- nuudiinery is not required to verdict in yesterday’s election was H. Anderson, the director. He is Ine diet but must not be used to Fine, Am8rican*m^e chain ocopkm the riightest surprise work at fiill s ^ d to keep tbe red final. But that there Is a tremen­ vary ahy and quiet, as most 78- excess. in choice of z«d, apple there should bfi nona'over ttg appimr- eella up to normal. . There exists a Deep breathing, exercises should dous work awaiting them, aa men year-old Khiarians would be. reserve eiqiacity which is not called or Brewstwgrieh, pnpmm ing in the directorate of the New About the only way to reach him be started Immediately at the begin- and women who long to redeem the upon, mu(A the same as an auto­ nii'.g of the treatment, and- they or walniit lUaheiL Thick York' Edison company. What ia to register a comMaint about mobile'foctwy which does not use nation from the curse of drunken­ should be taken several times each surprising is tbe assinins stupidity something. Two lamee complain­ all of its men or its machinery to seat cushions in matching ness, is appallingly obvious. That ed at the same time one day and day, as the patient needs all of the cretonnes induded. that failed to foresee the spectacle supply the current market. Once the oxygen he can absorb. Sun batlu they have altogether missed tbe he received them together. One poisons that have been destroying the company was making of itself said the main reading room was are also beneficial if the patient road to their goal and have wan­ the Mood cells are eliminated the avoids sunbumlng as tbe ultra­ and the degree to which such pro­ too cold. The other declared it body is able to speed up production violet rays in the sunlight are very dered uselessly for many years, was hot and atufly. Mr. Ande»w>n ceedings was certain to bring diz> so that the blood soon comes back valuable in bringing up the tone and need not discourage them. Their had them escorted to different to B'normal basis. This remark­ credit upon all ita motives. But reading xobma. . . alkalirJty of the blood. Ehcerdse, purpose is a noble one. If they will able power of tbe' body to make sufficient sleep and other healthful perhaps the company was also ao Tha only ‘ major quarrel that new blood cells is the reason that cease to confuse means with ends— practices for building the vitality increditably stupid as to imagine ever got into the newspapers was blood donOrs, wiio sell or give away should also be encouraged. recognizing that such devices as Guaranteed Prices that the public would never find out over a man w ho insisted on read< a quart of blood, are able to make prohibition are not ends but means ing in his shirtsleeves. This is gO(^ the loss vfithin a short time. We fori M ae ara. at thair iQWastr^ ..and era about those executivs salary boosts against tbe. library rules, but the QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS — they win find m Connecticut, as In ' addition to oorrecting the ea.thrir wajt tm. ap 6m gnaraatsa the priesa the while linemen and operatives dnreetor Intareedcd for him te- primary, disorder,' I-Jiave found, it (No Oaridz lor Catarrh) much as in any state in the Union, Question: Raymond H. inquires c( evan'Qiiff pba'bey at Watkins this month were being bereft of one-twelfth of cause he was a serious scholar. advisable in cases of secondary 4 aafiBtha. n yah fifid tha avenues of expression for their Mr. Andecaon ia a scholar anemia.to eUmlnate the liystemlc '‘Is tbe mirture of equal parts of theiL earnings. salt and soda a good gargle for I hire for less aMMy, wa win h earts’ desire. ai^ is always hopeAiUy 'going taKeihiftjui. quickly as possihie. This reftmd e* dHtedioe. down to inquire about the popu is mbst. readily accompHriied by catarrh ? ” LOCAL LETTBR RATES. Parity of some book be^ias Just means of a short add fruit foot Answer: There is no gari^o whidi LET SLEEFENO BEARS LIE. read and Bdmirad. Usually he During 4hls fasting . regimen the can be tald to be good for catarrh. O n J u ly X a two ceat first dees ••v/k' V:rP: finds it hBMi’t bapn tfkan out in blood ifoWoves in 'duillty and the Remove the cause from the INSlDft A sudden sixty mile an hour gale, by changing your diet, and tha letter rate on nMiUngs for local de­ years, and he ooBsIdars this-a dis- alBMSt untieheveable fact is that NORGE following upon a period of muggi' catarrh on any of your muooua livery will go Into effect. It wDl indleatlep of something tha ainiibsa Of red blood esQs isin- ness, is always refreshing, even if membranes will disappear. Tha OBiy tririfanaor wtth baintcresttng to learn whether that o r other. orease^at a rate. Tpls can sometimes c bit terrifyii^. The te tmaUy proven by exasrflning tbe the aSiriaBt RBllatov IHoap. rate wiR ogiplj to aB MOtere mailed hwod thraumi a mloroeoope, and I (Hives Oansed by Aridity) (foata leBl to own afid 1 «« to genwal political atmosphere of Bhi- ■ a a d N l in Manchester and siMfelaHil to per- Another anidlla sasmlte is Mr. have yet^ta 'sea a case which does Question: Mr. Willard S. writes: operate! CloitiS W^daesiiasmAtNdQi^ H rope had been rather muggy ever yons within the town Umita No Wllherforee Esanh LLD., UttD.,. not 'fuMUy respond. This treat- "I seem to be in gbod healtii, hot als6 assists in al^rbing and every ouco in a while I have a saiga siiice th e W o rld HSconomlc Comter- general statemwi ' covering such the Insttitution’s chief U t ^ latfog the pus which was not of^blves. you please tell me enoe foregathered. Ibeo Dr. Al­ graphes.. Namss had . B hard rituatioos as may arise here has yet time xaaiNdhff tbi top, ftrfi hs has tem ojed^ local treatipenta, the cause?” fred Hogenbeig, Rrieb MlnlaUr ef baaa laade by the Past OSes De­ m a printer's dsvfl, a pp iter of white Mdod cells, Answer: Hives are caused from ^oonomy a;^ Agrleultura, t p r i ^ dsrit, a salesman ot rriigloi6 more nearlyMor* fibroBie hypMraridlty of the stoitf* partment but probehly wiS be be- trasts afid a postman. WhaB - fea fastfhg r^tmen it is intHiMthtag. ' He made a ifieeeb lagt fnre tlm flrzt of the mtipXtu to Indude the other DELIYBRED was 10 years old hs got hold of a y- B j aridng tbe cenfetjpce to TUs preUem is euggMted ijy a ly of Hstodotns. and th^ public euoh as enaiaas, Mte^ that drt a 0 a u t tiM fetttiB firm BBt h|r. ^ lift Btfiripr’ aa holNte fven fiopd foods. liiformatiOD for 4 |V . . •• tk ho a m U hirniim m wm a i- * t)ria.tratthla la A ■ ’.M.- , V ' Ip xoy *T?att)a Jlaahi^i^ HANQHBsnn n. im.

On Friday the State will enjoy a Robert AnQStrong. Lew Cody. In a o f '^gvt*rlM* Man" are the two pictures on to­ SaUy EUers in “Hold Me ’ng h t” Though she knows he is a crook, and the Baer-Schmellng fight pic­ she joins him on his tours of the Only 1B3 oenvietlens for drua- day's doable feature program at Xawb «beul4 the State. These two big pictures tures. coimtry to separate every available kenntss were rsowded in Cardiff, wWeh continue through Thursday night. Edmund Lowe, Nancy Carroll, sucker from every available dollar England, la ItSt. sparM ae

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iWith gas, and with' gas alone, you eSh gM any degree of keat from full flame to t Closed Wednesdays At Noon simmer with but the touch of a finger. That is one reason why famed chefs choose gas for top burner cooking. WATKINS Serving Manchester for 58 Years And, too, with deep fat frying, is tbbn as cold food is immersed, it cools down the boiling fat and additional heat should be applied immediately to keep the French friei —:------or crullers from becoming sodden and greasy^ j/ou eem a^ eed h Uiff good fmdkom It makes little difference whether it be saucea, doughnuts, or popcorn, the flexibility o f g ai Turning tKe valve handle automatically lights the moidern cannot be denied. The new top burners Stock Liquidation Sale gas range burner. The top burner on the Magic Chef give a quicker, hotter cooking heat, at the Bring! Price* On Glenwood Ranges automatic gas range, for example, is called — "TKe burner touch of a finger, than any other cooking To The Last Low-water Mark of a thousand economical heats.** This burner illustrates appliance can even approach. jthe great dlnibihi^ of gas heat for cooking. Buy Now—Before TheAdvanee N*w Glenwood Fries List under date of June 7 carries aobstaStial in­ creases which we must pass along as soon as present stocks am exhauatid. Fortunately wt are wril covered on the populir Glenwood numberi — ahd dnrliic the present eele only you may buy them at actually muay ddUfs lees thu)' the old price.

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Rated to woffc. TMa. ha BBRiaa ca Reiw% Digger^ Beauty No. 3 a Sanaa ct that wane iMMf■ llOMiti fi SAVMrrDEWES iliaralQ t to tha name. DAILY RADIO HtOGRAM iaonftii* by BMC. tWIONlSDAY. JUNE t l (Ctotral u d Saitera BUndard Tima) sppUad to hHQfvM- Pyhig nanraa. ft B stvont8 mmohia ibotBhlOBi woindl ha ^ T in ta AD pngnuaa to Jn r aad baile ehahii dk> gronpa tfaaraot qbIm s apM]* NEmiSSTSTEM ^Ud; ooMt to ooMt (0 to e) da^gnatlOB iwd iidaa all avaUal))* atationa. i WBB glYab Bt fraquant Intarvala, tha baaoaaa, there tfai Froflramt auhjaet to oliano** P« M. Cent. Best. nsrvea. cemtfnuad to produce heat, hlllttatf- I'/DcwHaM SHma Om fioar LaUr) 4i4S— 6:4S—JHst Flain Bill—east only Dsqpite the phenomenal develop­ tint cBiy up to a oartalB potat whMh'tahilad'towt^, _ « NBC-WBAF NETWORK SAIH- 8:08—MlWrad Ballay—oat to eat Trc mun “jolcs* tuitfed oo re­ ^ ^ T io m » pMBt BDCtiOaK ho iitS — S:1S—Buck Regara In 8433 — ments in radio during the past de­ Uses Thermometer to Ref- sulted to comidcU ahnt(|owD of tha the ataglo apSolM k m t k ■ABIO — Baati w aaj.w lw waal wt^o aaat; Billy Hays’ Orehat.—Otxlo cade there are etill a few adjust­ w te wta« wcah w fli^t u n t ^ w£r 8:30— idO-^ravtlara’ Quartst and nerve s aotivl^. Under a mbdarate Uty Ih Che totardiCa of thd vbra weaa wtam wwj waal; M l^aati Oroh.—oast; Hays’ Orehaa.—DIzia m ents'to be made before the radio eiactrice’ sttmalng, it want on pro- ity. As axazq^laofOC wmaa wcfl laid woe-who wow wdat SHS— f:46—BMka Cartar, Talk—ba- ister-Varions Changes — NORTHWKaT A CANADIAN — wtBj sio; Tho MIdwsstarnars—west set may be truly clasiwd as a musi­ dttdhs heat Wbao tfrang ahocks iroWth be dtad tha foU wiba katp webo wday M yrcfcgw ettf SiOO— 7KIO—Volos of Exiiorlaneo—ba- W«e adminlstarad again, the heat joandehoo in which m tndhrtdna^; SOUTH — wrva wptf wwno wla wjax alo; Piano—Dixie: One Man Show cal instrument; the lack of these ad- radial ions Btojmad. fiowhrt are olustarad bompaetly: wfla>wann wlod warn wmo wab ampl —waat; Oondren’a Oroh.—nldwaat Justmenta is the retarding element Nerves hodnee Real wjdx wamb kroo wkjr wfaa wbap kpro 8:16— 7:16—Curtain Calls—eat to eat • The narvt, said Prof: Hill, became The atofla flower'to .paraoMqnt woal ktba ktha ' 6:30— 7:30—Kate Smith. Sengs—ba- to real radio enjoyment 'inhibitad*' and inoperative when among plant Camlttaa, the erdMa MOUNTAIN—koa Icdyl kclr kghl alo: U. a. Navy Band—Olxlo given too mudi work to do. notably. *’>» * COAST—kcD kXi ksw komo kbq kpo 6i40— 7H8—Aba Lyman’s Or.—baale; The evolution of the receiving set Chicago, June 21.—(AP)—Aa a kfad ktar kca Navy Band—Dixie; Organ—west from the tinny ■numiiT^g one, three Pmf. Herbert 8. Qaaaer, ot the 7KIO— i:00—Irvin a. Cobb—ceeat out thermometer reglstera temperature ComeJ Univcralty medical ooUega, Cant. Kaat. 7 :1 ^ S:16—Street Singer—alao coaat: and four tubers ot yesteryear to the Califcrata barber, in o Mead ootip 3KXI— 4:00—Al Barnard, tha Mlnatral Hamp Orohaatra—mldweat ultra-modern, multi tube affaire ot changes, so can the proper func­ comm«qjtlng on the reaults ot Prof. teat., shavad blmaalf to 48 aaoenda. ''3:10— 4i1B—Carnaflia Intarnational 7:3^ t:3(MBurna and Allan—e out tioning* of one’s own ^ b o ra te tele­ Hill's esp^inaBts. lald they in- Me prt bably aomrad a alarting vlo- 3:30— 4:30—Winnia tha Pooh, Drama 8K)0— 8:00—Ponnaylyanlan-—e8 klO—Ponnaylvanlan- to cat today is well known to, moat ot us. 3:40— 4:40—Paul Wing'a Story—aaat ^ 8:30—Edwin C. Hlll- but there is that group bt lacking graphic asratem—the nerves — be dicateo the nerve cai^ carry only a tory. 4:00— 8d)0-0lnnor Conoart—alao cat T:4S— 9:46—Barlow Symphony—also e refinements that bar us from enjoy­ chewed. ' 4:30— S:30-Baek of Nowa—alao coaat 9:10—10:16—Little Jaok Little—to cat 4:40— 0:46—John Piorca, Tanor—to c 9:60—10:80—F. Martin’a Oroh.—e to e ing some ot the really fine programs This,war explained today at the 6:00— 6:00—Mountalnoara—woaf only 10:00—11:00—Paneho Orohaatra—e to c that eminate from the various meeting of the American Aaeoda- 6:16— 6:10—Burton Holmoa, Traval 10:30—11:30—Den Beater Orehaa.—cat studios. The moqt prominent de­ tioD for the Advamcement of Sci­ 6:30— 6:30—Monay Advanturaa—weal out; Burna A Allan—coast repeat ence by Prof. A. V. Hill, of the 6:45— 6:46—Tha QoMbarga, Sarlal Act 11:0(^12:00—Danca Hour—wabo only fect that cornea to mind is the'ab­ r 6K)0— 7d)0—Fannia Brioa, Qao. Olaan sence of quality ot a musical pro­ Univerrity of London. He found 6:30— 7:30—Donald Novia A Orchaa. NBC-WJZ NETWORK gram when the volume is regulated that: Gifts That Any Graduate '7:00— 8:00—Pardo Qrofo’a Orohaatra 7:10— 8:16—Vio Erwin Band—o to c BASIC — East! wjs wbS'Wbaa wbal so that it is not too loud for an in­ Along the nerves are weak points 7:30— 8:30—Ono Man’a Family, Sarlal wham kdka wgar wjr wlw wsyr wmal: dividual sitting beside the maenme. —points wher' abOfty to transmit 8:00— 9d)0—Cob Plpo Club—cat to cat MIdwaat: w(dcy kyw kfkz wenr wla impulses to the brain fail. Messages 8:30— 8:30—Mlaeha LovltzkI, Planlat— kwk kwer koll wren wmaq kao It eeenos to me that to appreciate aaat only: Carvoth Walla—waat NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj the full-rounded tones ot the United to the nervous system’s switch­ Will Appreciate t:0(^10d)0—Mayor Davla Orohaatra wlfca katp webo wday kfyr clvw efcf States army bana, for instance, the board, the brain, are thus delayed. 8:30—lOdO—Richard Cvlo’a Orohaatra SOUTH — wrva wptf wwno wla wjax The nervea can accommodate only Just Received 1 Boys’ or Girls’ Wrist Watches with 10:0(^11 dX>—Ralph Klrbary, Aarltona wlla-wsnn'wlod warn wmc wab wapi vohune control must be increased 10K)6—11:00—Bon Barnlo'a Onhoatra wJdx wamb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpre to such an extent that the entire a limited amount of Impulses. Just either Strap or Bracelet. a 49 10:30—11:30—Mark Flahor Orohaatra— woal ktba ktba neighborhood la bothered. 'Decrease aa telegraph wires esm transmit a Regular $5.00...... v O e O U baaio; Qrofo Orohoa.—coaat rapept MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kglr kgbl the volume for individual hearing mmdmum of messages. Overload CB8-WABC NETWORK PACIFIC COAST — kro kfl kgw komo and the quality is gone. Isn’t it so? them, and “wire trouble” begins. See them in our wineJow. BA8I&—Baati wabo arado woko wcao kbq kpo kfad ktar of course it all ot us had a high- These discoveries suggested to waab wnao war wkbw wkro wbk cklw C ant East. Prot. Hill that persons are slower Young Ladies’ Elgin Wrist Watches. Natural gerfd wdro wcau wip wjaa wean wfbl wapd SKK>— 4:00—Tom Qarun’a Orchestra class receiving set in an extra Uurge in their reactions after steady ac- wjav; MIdwaat: wbbm wan wfbm kmbc 3:30— 4:30—Ths Singing Lady—cast living room the volume might be in­ finish. New cord A A kmox wowo wbaa 3:46— 4:46—Orphan Annia—eaat only creased so that the quality of music tlvl’-y: quicker when freab. and that EAST A CANADA—wpa wlm wlbw 4dX^ 6d)0—Richard HImbar Ensambla response to stimuli is subject to a attachment ...... v d w 1 e i l U when wlba wfaa wore wlcc cn-b ckac 4:30— 6:30—Three X Sisters in Songs would reach iiB as intended. law of diminishing returns. Same watch in white gold finish d M Q r f C DIXIE — wgat wafa wbro wqam wdod 4:46— 0:40—Lowsll Thomas—east; Or­ Another refinement is to do away klra wrao wlao wdau wtoo krld wrr phan Annia—repeat for midwest To survey the workings of nerves, with ribbon...... O r / O ktrh ktaa waoo koma w^bo wodx wbt 6:00— OdW—Amea in’ Andy—aaat only with the unsightly aerial. This Pi')f. Hill used a thermometer that wdaowbla^wtar wdbj w w ra wmba wa]a 6:16— 6:16—Svoratt Marshall, Songa natursi addition to our radio Same watch in white gold wito d M A •T C MIDWEST — wcah wmbd wtaq wkbh 6:3(V— 0:60—Black’s String Symphony registeied a temperature change ss kfab wlan kael wlbw kfb wmt wnax tM— 7M —Tho Crime Cluea MyMery machines is a monstrosity and an small as two millionths of a degree. bracelet to m atch...... $ l O c / 0 wkbn wceo 6:30— 7:30—To Be Announced eye-sore. Regardless ot now artis­ With this supersensitive instru­ Young Men’s Elgin Strap Watch, complete with MOUNTAIN—kror kla kob ksl 6:40— 7:46—Phil Cook and Hit Act tically the antenna is erected its ment, he, found that nerves, like COAST — khl koln kab kfrc kol kfpy 7:00— 8:00—Talaa of Titan, Drama leather strap, non-tamishable CA kvi kfbk kmj irwa kern kdb kpnib 7:30— 8:80—To Ba Announcad artistry is lost In the architectural muscles, 'produce heat, when stlmu- Cant.—Eaat. 8:00— 9:00—Monkay’s Paw, Drama scheme ot the average home. To be metal c a s e ...... 9 1 0 * 0 U 3:00— 4:00—Frad Barrens Orch.—to c 8:30— 9:30—Chleago’a Music Magle sure, our radio ot today needs but a 3 :3 (^ 4:30—Skippy, S k a t c h — eaat OdIO—10;0(^Piokona Sistora — eaat Elgin 15-Jewel Strap Watch, GP O C f A A only; Between the Bookanda—west only; Ames ’n’ Andy—west repeat few feet of wire to intercept signals 14 kt. gold-filled c a se ...... U U 3H6— 4:46—Haydan and Lang-also c 0:16—10:16—Poet Prince, Songs—east: ot stations thousands of miles away 4:00— 0:0(^M oet the Artist—also cat Evarott Marahall—repeat for wesi but local .interference and man­ Other Wrist and Strap ftoft tofPf and up 4:16— 6:16—Osborne’s Qrchas.—alao c 8:3(^10:30—Phantom Oypay, Violin 4:30— 6:30—Tha Happy wakaro-reast: 10d)0—11:00—Bert Lewn’a (Srehsstra made static are such that the tuU N o w y o u ’ll b e W atches...... V w s / O benefit ot the radio can not be re­ Pen and Pencil A a> A A up ceived unless a long, bigh, outside aerial ia used. This brings us to the Sets g VEGETAM (SOWERS third idea as a refinement. RENEE WHITNEY , This Idea is to develop an in­ Halls'from Chicago, U . n ...... $ 1.00 OUTING SATURDAY fallible system whereby electrical Auburn hair, green eyes, 5 f t, 2>/j in., weighs 115. Travelers BrowlcaeUng Service Interference is squelched before it 1 Hartford, Ooim. can epter the radio and mar recep­ Ruby Keeler, one of the stars In “Gold Diggers of 1933’’, chooses Renee ' b Se,000 W., 1060 R. O.. 282-S M. tion. People living the in the New Whitney as the most beautiful of the 200 gorgeous chorus girls In “‘Gold ARnaal Field Day to Be Held Diggers of 1983.” Do you agree with Miss Keeler? We suggest you at Rand and Christensen York or Chicago metropolitan area R. DONNELLY are not bothered with these condi­ withhold final Judgment until you see the other beauties; then send your JEWELER Farm in Wilson. Wedneaday. June 21, 1988 tions. They have a dozen or more list of five to the State Theater. 515 Main Street EJ1.S.T. high-powered stations within a tew Manchester Hartford, June 21.—Veflretable 4:00 p. m.—“Pop” Concert—Ch|ria- miles of their homes and the signal growers from all pairts of the state tiaan Kriens, director with Mil* strength is such that' what inteiter- will meet next Saturday a t the farm -dred H8d,ey, contralto: - - ence they have is negligible. But we H O m BOND MUSIC TO of Rand and Christensen in Wilson live in Manchester and nave but one WAPPING for an all-day outing. It will be 4:80—^Walter Dawley, Organist. 5:00—Al Bernard, the Minstrel real high-powered station—once in PLAY AT SANDY BEACH the annual field day the Connecti­ Man. a while we like to hear other sta­ Mr. and Mrs. Christenson and two cut Vegetable Growers* Association, 5:15—Piano Capers—John Marion. tions besides WTIC. A filtered aerial children moved into their recently an event that is always looked for­ 5:30—Winnie the Pooch. may be erected to eliminate most ot purchased home, which was vacated ward to by those engaged in produc­ 5:45—Salon Trio. the interference but this adds a few last week by Mr. and Mrs. George Another In the series of mid-week ing truck crops. 6:00—Wrightville Ciarioni dollars to what already has been A. Frink. dances being held at the Sandy Ciqielaiid Reir^eration The Connecticut v^table grow­ :30—Merry Madcaps — Norman spent for a good raidio set. This The symmer schedule of the Wap- Beach Ballroom, Crystal Lake. ers appiurently believe that their Cloutier, (iirector. filtered antenna system does the ping Library which went into effect Conn., will be presented on Wednes­ hast interests are served when rec­ 6:45-^Walter Hapgood on Sports. job, but how much better it would with the closing of the schools Is day night, June 21. MEANS reation snd education are pleasingly 7:O0—“Your Request Program” —. be it the manufacturer could In­ now: Monday evening from 7 to 9 A'Special musical treat is on tap intermingled in the program. For Christiaan Kriens, director. corporate some device right In the and Thursday afternoon from 3 till for the3e dance events In the presen- that reason their field days are al­ 7:30—Dandies of Yesterday. machine so that no outside wires 5 o’clock. ' , ' taUon of “Web” Wlggin & “Ernie” ways held where there is an oppor- 7:45—Melody M(x>ds — Frances would be needed, yet receive distant Miss O er^ d e Freytag a teacher Rock and their Hotel Bond orches­ Quality, Convenience, ’ timity of learning from one another Baldwin and Knights of Melody. stations with good quality of tone of the ^cohd imd (^rd, grades at tra. At the Hotel Bond in Hartford, BLOW-OUTS as well as e n jo y ^ a good time. 8:00—Fannie Brice with George and no intSrference. the WaMlog Grsmmar school has where their dapee rhythms, have The 100-acre farm of Rand and Olsen’s Orchestra. Distortion of the tone, which returned %>'heir home in Canton' for constantly delighted an exclusive . . at no Economy Christensen, located on the west 8:30—Program- from New York. comes with fading, is another dis­ the sumdaer Vacation.' patronage, this orchestra has built bank of the Connecticut river about 9:00—Ferde Grofe’s Orchestra.. traction. It is there and we cannot The play which presented by up a wide and popular reputation. extra Cost! three miles north of Hartford, of­ 9:15—World Economic Conference, help it. the Wapplng Grammar school The high quality of their music has AT A LOW PRICE fers a wide variety of entertainment William Hand. All tb ev deficiencies are in the and education. It is one of the graduates last Wednesday- evening also met with splen'did results at the 9:30—WTIC Playhouse—Guy Hed- process of elimination. One by one is to be repi^ted this evening with leading country clubs, frat dances most intensive truck farms in the lund, director. ' they will be erased and a muucal All the mechanical advantages of the state and the partnership is con­ a small Sdnilsaiim fe«..It is entitled and prominent social affairs 10:00—Com Cob Club. instrument combined with a ma­ "Bit O’ ^ m e y / ’ ' ; throughout the state. most expensive—Quiet powered—For sidered ideal. Mr. Rand directs 10:30—The Merry Madcaps — Nor­ chine of necessity will be the re­ production and Mr. Christensen has sult. Even today ,we consider radio Mr. an'Il Mrs: Rejrnolds are' ht^ving Under the direction of “Web” Y ^ H Y be satisfied with ordinary ^ every need. A brand new type of con­ man Cloutier, director; with a bungalow built at Pleasant Valley charge of marketing the products. Revere Sisters. programs along with our daily Wlggin and “Erale” Rock, this VV tires when this new “3 tlmee venience, found only in Copeland re­ Visitors will have an opportunity routine and as developments develop between Hart Dexters and George dance unit is condposed of eleven safer” tire costs not a single penny 1:00—^Klllamey Show Boat drebes- Moulton’s houses. Mrs. Resmolds of witnessing the moat forward pro­ tb . radio will become a part of our fine musicians. Featured with the more than any other standard frigeration. duction methods used in raising lives — just as newspapers, tele- was before her marriage, Miss Cecile baud also is “Tom” McBride, popu­ 11:30—Palmer House Orchestra. Moulton. make? 'The new Goodrich Silver- practically every vegetable of com­ 12:00 midn.—Ralph Kirbery. ~phones and electric lights are. lar vocalist, blues artist and singer Racked By 14 Years of Refrigerator Building! mercial importance grown in the 12:15 a. m.—Ivan Epenoff’s Orches­ Don’t you think so? Mrs. Gteorge.J. Rau, wife of the of torch songs.' Plajdng. tun^ul town, with the Life-Saver Golden B ast Much of the land produces tra. late Major George J. Rau has open­ melodies in ^ e lr own distinctive Ply, prevents blow-outs by over­ three crops in a single year and it 12:80—^Mark Fisher’s Orchestra. ed her summer home on the Pleas­ manner, this dance team is certain coming their CAUSE. It’e the talk is seldom, if ever, that any grpimd 1:00—Silent. SEVEN FOOT INDIANS ant Velley Road. to offer a most pleasing program. of America . . . the meet notable lies idle. Three greenhouses and Miss Patricia Vlbert who is Im­ several thousand sash keep crops Natchez, Ulss., June 21.—(AP)— proving quite rapidly at the Hart­ tire achievement In twenty yean. growing during the winter and make MRS. BESSIE BOOTH DIES Skeletons of Indians estimated td ford hospital, is. expected to return Come In and see It for yourself. POHERTON1 KRAH It possible for the farm to employ have been more than seven feet tall to her home in South Windsor, very an average of approximately fifty Roxbury, Conn., Jime 21.—(AP)— have been unearthed by explorers soon. ‘On The Square” /i ^ it people: * MrA Bessie Johnson Booth, sister of Catahoula Parish, La. See This New Depot Square Phone 3738 A large cold sortage plant mod­ of W. B. (Pussyfoot) Tohnson, noted A ssAToh for locations for study em WBU rooms and ths latsst ma­ prohibitioD worker died last night by members of the Smithsonian chinery are but a few at the things at her home. She was 78 years old. Institution disolosed from 16 to 20 that will be available for inspection. Mrs. Booth was born at Green, of the skeletons in a- gravs on a NOTICE! FRlcmiAffiE! The meeting will start at 10 o’clock N. Y. She leaves her husband, Wal­ mound at LArte take. i ter J. Booth of Roxbury, a son and The discovery was made by Dr. Sealed proposala will be received in ^ e mornkig with informal tours at the office of the State Highway that uses no more current of the fields and inspection of the grandson. E. A. Beithaupt and B. W. IDiighb than ONE ordinary crops. Prof. A. E. Wilkinson, Ex­ and was regarded as obntributing to Commissioner. Room 516, State tension Vegetable Specialist of the Maori warriors tattoo their faces the theory that the pre-hletorio Office Building, Hartford, Connecp . Lamp Bulb Connecticut State College, and both to mask any expression of fear. mound builder once lived there. ticut untU 1:00 p. m.. Eastern Mr. Rand and Mr. Christensen will Standard Time, Monday, June 26, be on hand to answer any questions. 1988. Primosal forms may be ob­ At noon a baaket lunch will be tained at ^ m 516; State Office INSURANCE served on the river bank. Those at­ Building, where plans of these pro­ tending should bring their own jects msy tie examined. lunch and the association will fur­ SPECIAL NOTICE. nish ice cream, coffee and tonic. Contractors desiring to take cop­ Every one will be welcome regard­ ies of the plans of any project into , The Best Guardian of less of whether they are members the field must obtain same from the of the association or not. In send- office of the Resident Engineer of Ing out notices the association has Conitruction of the district in which Life and Property urged its members to bring the the project ie located, where full i^ole family and if there are not detailed thformatlon will also be enough in the family to make a car available., full, bring some interested neigh­ Hartford RegtM^> Room 528, bors .and make this a'real outing. State Oifioe Bolldlng ' State iheject Towns of - fhrmlngtoo and West Hartford: Atibhf 16,629 feet of Insure Your Valuables relnforoad oonerete pavement on the Farmington Cut-off. State WDRC will furnish reinforced concrete A BOX IN A GOOD SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT , and cast iron pipe. 225 IIM Town AM. Projeote IS THE Town of Bolton: .About 15,598 feet WedneBday, June 21. of rolled bank run gravel on the COSTS ONIT BEST AND CHEAPEST INSURANCE 8:16 — Baseball Game; Boston ySolith, Tollaind and Pond Roads. Braves vs. Plttsburi^ Pirates. State will furnieh reinforced con 5:00—^Fred Berren’s Orchestra. - ereto pipe. The Manchetter Trust Co. 5:80—Skippy. Town of HeBAni ' About 9.614 5:45—'Ethel Hasrdsn and Arthur feet of rolled bank run gravel on lA n g . Permanent M ADE LOVELY Jones St ■ State lyiU furnish INSTAIAAZION AMD 5:00-Mset the Artist bituminous ^coated corrugated StOBKAI.' TAX fAIO ^ 6:15—Buddy Wagner's Orobsstrs. metal mpe and coUars. W a v e s Norwich BMdeney, Thayer Bolldfaig, 6:80—Happy Bakers. NorwIdL Oenn. Check These Features: G o o d ric h 6:45—Harold B. Smith, pianist Toww Aid Fiojecl All Stsel CaUiigt . •K'" 7:0G-Mildred Bailey. Town of Banqiton:^ About 9;280 Fir* Snd Liability 7:15—Alfred Kettledon, tenor; Automatic' Oefmting Louise Kuehta, pianist Le^ U8 give you 8 Penna- feet of loose gravel surface on the t:45—Hughle Connor’s Orehsstra. nest--.enjoy the beauty of Oatholio 'Church, Upper .and Big- Automatie Restrictor Stow HUl Roa^. State-wlU fur­ Autimuitle Tray Releaaing g;00—The Voles of Bxpezlenes. soft, natural waves all eum- nish UtumtBona coated corrugat­ 8:15—Curtain Calls. ed metal p i^ O ulu Exterior Ftniah Silvert

ji^viaenaiiiuM dinner eoiiw'tittha batik S t o d d The scene Ur Herald dfllM Mil a t o t t o ft o n d d then on BMMjl nsoFnem re tu n e d 'to ^ dutoontd' an J,.'*'. eveMflg df dihclaf.* I ‘ M Piiifllifivik^ifiuiifld PiMi ’A duM satp- , . j e e,e e • e • 4 • biild ydii' I SHOPPING NEWS Air tb u tm ' ■ " ‘ ' “ wimflr Ilka Jiia •eosejestsaeenee CflfY* ■ 4 • • flip • 4 •• • • • Vli i Y f , ‘ / I X & M fi W % voice aium*: room of tte Onmli 'f. Allied C£em •••••••••444444 e l l B ^ The— reporter iflafioed m m e iW : aflntufl w ^ w g e f the Weqai- tfly dacontad and ___ A n C u n • 4 4 4 4 P* 4 t -4 4 4 4,fl 4 4 • • •- V V W clock, noted ,tbe time Ana sai5, an’! Home Mlsikmaiy Society of broke up they aS empnRMit'h._____ Trahsfonnatlon ASI •§••••••• • 44444 Til the'Soflth Mithofliet ehurdi wae to return to tta local Obnto^ club A n I^Ld S tu d •••eeeeee^e XBVl **It’s too lats tt> vote flow. It'O tuned out-to be the can make an attfacUve din 8 held OB th» lawn «t the boma of again next y e a r.. _ Am Snclt ••••••44«*«4»«44t# after 7 o'cloefc'” ' eucprlM ootor of sunuDer* Red n J dress out of a white s v ^ 60 “All rl^t, tbM,'*; said tbs H. U Carr e i U3 Foetar etreat An Td Bud Tsl • • * % 4 4 4 • • •X»8 lets, red bsc« and even red gown of which yod have tired. Make ‘lt% voice. “But tm zfli. Did T&bsf eftarnfloa. shoes are worn as accents to a fitted Jacket rf navy blue triple W#rt Hartford'Trust. ^ — 175 Hoover win?" - " Raporm glvafl by the • offlcera sheer or taffeta. If the gown has Altt IVSt ••••44444*«4**-^ 88^ SEVERAL S I R A m H f Maaonio ordnrs ttrongheot tha ^ blue and white costumes. Red A&AOOOdft |■nn^4a« fiteolu shdFsd ffrnt m euec^mfiil year had oortume^ jewelry Is available a bulky front or high neck, cut off Aotna cohaUidsd. The offlotra elected world wfll observe S t John’# pay on the top and simply wear the blue Atl^llflMl •••••••e«44*ee44«4 SiFPERSTISfEEK Sunday aad tu keuplng with tta day too—quantities of it. This red Aubtm •••••••44*4*4 4«*e44r Bd Is Aetna — weib a* ’ fOUowe: Preekknt. Mrs. drase was first noted at the Jacket with the long white skirt Aetna Fire, Paifl Farris; vios prsaldtflt, Mrs. H. Maacheater lodge vw attend atr- Otherwise you can. leave the dress ATlfttiOll Corp ••••«4444444e* W.T" 1 vtcea at the CMter Ooi«m(iattbaal opening of tte Belmont races, ••4»*«4«4^»e4a Automobile^ '.i.i,.... L. Carr;' -eaeratary. Mrs. Arthur as It is and add the jacket A BsiK m d Ohio S8% Two Alroady GAven tmi four church at tte invitation of 'Rev. snonsored there b y the small •••••••••••44**44444 Conn. 'Oansrel. •*..... Gibfloa; tiaaeurer, Mrs. lass black etenlng gown can be trans­ 501icllx XB^^ More Are Doe TachtoRg One Watson Woqdrufl. Rev. Woodruff set of sodet^s smartest women Stool •»•••••••••••••••• BB| Hartford Ftre ...... T n te ; ihltA box sacratary, Mrs. formed in the same way into a din­ New York, June ai^-i-XARK^ The haa also invited members ef tte ,wbo are sdways hot on the trail Both Stoolf pfd ••44*«»**»^*4 70 National Fire ...... In^T riiax; thaak-effarlng secre­ Planned Thhi Bveniaff. ner dress with a white top. wandering dollar restadoa Buropean Biietem Star and the. Order of iof strlUng effects. Buckles. BOfdOSl ••••••••4444>*444#«4 OO 1% Hsirtford Steam Boiler — tary, Mrs. Baskla) Beasem; sifliit- Pboeidx Ffre ...... 50% 82% waysi^ee today and domeetlc.flnan- Amaranth'' to attend tte 10:45 s e r -'' belU, clips, and big pins fiaunt Oon PBC •••••e*«44444*«*e*4 ualjUfa ssoretary. Miss Gertrude Tto weak there are about as ends that re- clal markets, unmrUdn following vice Sunday. brilliant red. And by the way. Com (J* .••••••••»•••••• 0^ ^ Tm velen , 408 418 AbMayr Ghrletlafi dtlaeDShlp aaere- many strawberry festivals tn this over the their moderate eetback of yaeterday, Manchester Mesonle groups wiu newest edrrings are worn as Cerro Do Pasco • ••••••••••• PubUo UtlUtlea Stoeks tary, Mra. Qeorga E. Keith; pro­ and nearby towna -aa last week. Nestle Cro- were inclined to tdow down their /'dips. XX>n’t pinch and don't •••••ete^e*' 4X pozm. Elee Serv . . . 48 47 Tuesday evoilhg strawberry sup­ meet at tte Temple at 10:15. and quipMle permanent wave given by Choa and Ohio , ------gram commlttae, Mrs. E. H. Cros- . fall off. Chrysloo •••••••••••••••••• bx ^ Com ., Powtr ...... 46 / 47 pace. iby, Mrs. Albert Holman, Mra. pers were gWen by the Covwttry from there will march to tte Center the U ly Besiuty Parlor, which fea­ Ooooa ^^la B4^ Greenwich. WAG, pfd. 85 — The Biitleb^pouad aterllnf, whlcit George E. Keith; hostess commlt- Fragment sodety and Mystic Re­ church where , they will hear an ad- tures ^ m im d and Nestle Clrcullne Col Oas ...... M Hartford Rlec ...... 84% 56V hem lately become a barometer for view, W. B. A. of this town. To­ dreaa on “St. John” by Rev. Wood­ The Beanty Kook waves also. > Permanents are $S up itee.^ rs. H. I* Carr; superintend- ^A diampoo with finger wave ts Col^ CarhoA •••••••••••••■’•• BB HMTtfOrd Qas ...... 45 80 stock!, dropped back about S cents night the Waltter League will bave ruff. Phone 7484. ent'of Home Guards, Mrs. Lewis tSc at 2ury Ellsabei^ h ’s Beauty Coml Solv ...... 38% do., pfd . . . . , . . • 45 and other foreign, ezohengea were Haskins. •n entertatament and strawberry On Sunday afternoon a large dele- Kook. Rubibow Bidlding. Cions Qss 83 . S N B .'T.Cjo 103 113 mildly reactioqary. Share trading ; At the close of the business festival at the 22on Lutheran gation of local Masons will attend Starting the Day Bight Cions Oil ...... 14% AfandfaetnHng Stoeke opened up vrith a half-haarted rally, 'medtiflg rsfrediments srere served churtt. tte special St John’s day servicea Who could carry a grouch arounr Oont Oan ...... 82 Am R a o d w ^ ..... ?0 ,22 but buyers* began to disappear and Tonoorrow afternoon and evening, at tte new Chapel at Trinity college. Oh Fudge! nil day after starting off with 4 by the hostess and a social hour Com P rod...... 18% Am Hosiery ...... —“ 35 rices eased. The t ^ was flbout 'was enjoyed an preaent when the stores are open for busi­ Thie service will be held at three One of those yum-yum cake frost* breakfkst like this oneT An Idsal Del I* 4nd IVn 84% A itow a and H. 90m., 8 11 wo minutes behind floor. transac­ ness, the Ladlsi Aid sodety of o’clock and a pew end carved in IMS that make you want to eat all summer breakfast menu might con­ Drug 84 d^..pfo...... 80 — tions at one time, but it soon began Lutheran church on church representation of King Solomon w frosting and no cake is this Fudge sist of half a molon or a dish ol! l^u Pont 77% iimgs md — 2 o drift idly. Moat leading stocks, street will be prepared to eerve a Temple wiB be dedicated in memory Frosting: strawberries and creain or a glass iEastman Kodak ...... 80% rtstial B n is ...... 13 16 after moving aimleeely in the fore­ >ROiGFIELD R A lU e S substantial iu^per, topped off with of Most Worshipful Sherwood Ray­ ' 3 si^uwes unsweetened chocolate, of fruit Juice. Then a light un­ Elec and Mus ...... 8% do., pfd ...... >'917 — mond who died during tte past year. cooked cereal, scrambled eggs with Cane. lAckaroofl, and B — 300 noon, showed some d e g i^ of firm­ strawbenT shoricske, about 4 dot up. ^Blec Auto. Lite ...... tt% ness later. Wheat, corn'and cotton o’clock and conthitog while there Speakers at the Trinity College 2-3 cup milk. ham or bacon, whole wheat toast or BHec Pow and Lt ...... 48 Cotllns Co. .iSO — DINE AT COUNTRY CLUB service Sunday afternoon will be 3 cups sugar. muffins, preserves and coffee CoiVa F irearm s...... 14 16 were a trifle higher, although lack­ is a demand, and tte Women’s I Gen m ec ...... 3|% ing their usual exuberance. Bonds Home League of tte Salvation Army Allan P. Shatford, Past Grand Mas­ Ddeh of salt. Gen F o o d s...... 87 - le Loelit ...... 36 28 ter at the Grand Lodge of Quebec, 2 taUeqpoons light com syrup. were rather listless. Last night 67 employees of the will be ready -at 4:30 to' serve, When summer makes hard work Motors ...... *... 37% tir B s^ in n ..... 40 — cafeteria style, strawberry short­ and Masons prominent in this state. 2 tablespoons butter. more irksome than ever, save your- lQm,tte ...... 15% . Jler Brush, Class A . —^ 12 The alcohoHc shares responded Union Trust Company of Spring- There wtti be music by a Masonic Gray Tel Pay Station 16 17 fairly well to the news of mme field, Masa., came to Manchester to cake and strawberries in other 1 teaspoon vanilla. self by sending' clothes to the New ooid Dust ...... 28*^ combinations and hot and cold oboir and a brief Vesper service. Add ohoeolata to milk and place Model Lsundry, rltuated right herb ■»••••• Hart and Cooley .... — 128 .states Joining the prohibiUzm repeal have their annual summer diimer jGrlgeby Orunow drinks. over low flame; Cook until smooth in Manchester, ready to ^ve you m t Harv ...... Hartmann Tob, com... — 2 column. Gains of 1 to aiOund 2 dance at the local Coimtry cluh. Ac­ . This reforestation army idea is and blended, stirring constantly the best poaflbTe service. The lint Nick ...... do*, pfd ...a...... 8 U points were recorded by U. S. Indus­ companied by President Chapin the Saturday night the Highland I Lassies wlU give a strawberry festi­ not without its dangers. Just think Add sugar, salt, com syrup; stir un­ New Model launders curtains beau- — STEAK New York — Stanley Walker, Attorney Genmal Oanpadage today CH o d S the New Yoric city editor who tosses was tte^ranUng Mvemment offl- off articles for the high bat m m - STUDENTS TO FAIR r * * ” * “ ^ " ’* " *°'“ **‘ ** dU la Washington. SHANKLESS fjftM hi his spare time, bos an ofROe President Rotteyelt is on a va> boy named Gould and a young re­ Three Htek School Inotmctora orulse. porter named Vanderbilt. \Shio Arrivals VIeo-Presideat Gamer Is at bis Wm m u who. know Welker by to Condnet Auto Triy to " _____ bonae la Uvalde, Texas. remtetion—for bis energy tad en- Middle .West ip Vacation. Arrived Seoretary Hull is iiv London at­ Urpriee are eanrieed to And him tending tte eoonomlc conference. MILK-FED Fresh anuU frilow. bee deeerlbed Seerotary Woodto. Is ' in New little, tnoOeneire- bfmlf as "a York. ' ^ I# loiklBg ■uy.“ AndAn iMVe a emeu Anm ■Miotary Dem left.hiy'! air for beyB y w E e S S r t tryb to go eleek whea ^“ 1 dot $so« 1, 2 * 2 ka took over the dty dMk t o l M tto orde^ of Oabiaaf sue*' U .nSUtartvm iuha hie eyaoB New York'e T,000,0W oorffti ' •nthudaem a& I** BMtimore. ■ ■ - ■ gAz* **\ '.-t flf Witt no little enttusiaem aa SbuthamptOD; Jtto t t o (Me. h o i^ . Umpeeei, Te«ee» imtbtoUtt trip Ql flevtral daye r m oral tto fioer nort*6 a population of 3,709 la the stin here IAMBMCAR jtoiO G ^A > M i u > .« 9 n * ifAO eeaeue). UMu. The thfiie dtffamt f r o ^ t-M UZDEtolea qia4|ow, Jfuao ft tor OetaeleMlIy# Wallier^ t ^ m wm be la fharganc tlM ttg ^ l s s i s r , * * MINCED HAM V '( PURE PRINT ^ A m k r i n i u i ■emeMfwtf. who ebeuldiBWw High eeboofteilcheri, A r w ^ o i^ Watarbury, Jaaa H.'^lAFi—B, ter, eteSnewo t o office end tried fiSry, Nathan B. OatebeU and Cart SlaMMam,. Itotiirada^ iuao tt, . . FariroU of tbevaestral aeoouatiag, S U O S g ^ d O N to imprdii Mm a lot of wlady WVigrt1 M oot Yofki oCflea In New Kayia, s ^ oa p o p eelf*wloglalBir. The ttCtlh t o t ^ Mr, OatebeU uamneu ffheeer tauto ie WMtira.World, Saatoe, Juae 31, L A i m etaadelt |uei eo lou, then AtUe tal problems Mfott ttO ' axirmaf T O U B d p C E i Afldm wlU be ------,, K.M » ; New York. eeaslm ef tte n M storm - • • '/■ T\T . ■ J the tatnsder intoffUeite fly yeUMgi two youBf amn fr o m tbal 8ce, OBO Berfeaefjord, Bergea, Juae 31, Uon ef the* * " ^ % s s r s h "Oeuldi TeU Vanderbilt to come of w a ^ li aa laatniptor ebeaae*iNiW York. tte Na of DIetrlot here." _____ tiy at Coaaeetiout State College at aitoB X0UI here SMm. The boye fm a tto town la Marry F. Payer of Ohio bM bom wfll be e l e ^ Caught Off Ouard .t o party wttl be Victor Oavtoe aad 'appfiatM aeelitaat eoeratary ef „ WIDID bo Alex Oard, the earlearturiet who Araoldlold Clark. Tboy p to.to motoor UialAnalA Xt’f gratlfytofratlfyto to know^tbatknow tbat eWef clerk did a couple of doien drawtage for out ----- . tto fl^iianeni le talpkiBg of at in New ------■ M8 B ^ Im w M M Im a flow book of Broadway rtvela* lag taere ef S4I-8M Mam fltiM tlone, got a letter from 'eomcofle tOLTiai*^ COUNTRY ROLi; dMmlaff to be a aeaealaglet, offer* ^^S lfc'ttiy bw totn bo at tto I la f to eupply tie Oard coat of anM. fair g ro u n d s wfeoN n w wttl romalB T iVraaMre |3, Oard aleo would returatrip 2 DOZEN Mitim of f lor eororalfl^. . Oa » • . WITH E B u t t e r get the they wUl M M atoft at fault flto MEAT B- to Amerlcflf Mario, ‘.J a ttg a T ^ t tta Nortt thclettcr t u n i n g BpsalRla A t' AUofwMcbceftalaly weeavm lb tem p^ effm. And t o a ^ tSA 'i m dSefhe atmeet wept bddMidd t o toSSnytt^Ca^ dg^. nam# really lea't Oard JBySRYBODir'S M A R l E l B T He wae bom one ef the m koff family, In tUms, on t o j^ g a , THEitt VALUSS FOB25d ^ aod etaflflf ed Me same la Farid be- ton he came to tMi county eeveo but amro Iriiiurely ^ o a s t t o im to MoatMat, abd wUl toy# tt# to* sm n li] o&oas, obicfVhtk-^ — PEA( iH y III • MrttisAS jto IIP F,ANCY FRESH BriMil B eaiiiatt >rA M C Y S n A X to look flt wben they drlak out of a ______urdlwaad------Jttborla. $ I b i . PSSSB^AVOHT ^Md' deed dMdt of to emtotufae ...... :;M ackflrdl over tkd dkmer tato, ^ yeavd df raaey,ll9i»llillttr Fhaideri ''S ’liS a ■ 1 V'Bhiefiih h. 'V ■' nps our the B A k A N A S t i l e a ' rime MM iretdeaud V O B A N O E B i 'i - '• ggaw__ ‘ • y % - i t t - d t o i t t t o s & S OSSS9S flo rtta nmat f& M , a s d ^ i t f o r # f ddture of Fotry aod OatekeU partlofl, flfb f l ^ ‘ i t • ■ p m fi lag plasii ta got aadir way.aa I f ibk ' ' i w * ' ' ' 1 ,

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J- ■ KATHAIUNt HAYILAND-TAYL^Xl . ;• By HELEN WDLlAMf imao TODAY The summer evenlne-di^a hi ^ Ofiv* SelM W 'tkM . BABBETX COLVIN, iMck In N e v I sheer cotton is irresistibly lovely ahd Yflck a< [young. . •. . yaWHilA KU NO B STAFFORD aod' Tbday’s . mddtt \:in ,$ rii$ .:.'M ;^ BE OAUnoUS ABOUT t ^tlie sun. 'tlNSie fltrt Not j ten* ia love vdth bar. Bai.Tett la 89, organdie fb|r obohlM^ ia pdkMl in’ • SUNBATH the effect of dw ek .. The suU wealthy and haa made a name for. , white dots. The saa&, ia plain, brovhi [organdib. - ’ ' ' DON’T- IB IT i rKaBr!iiT.pyf seme medteteee has to be ap> htmaelf aa an ardbeologirt. IM i to.the HMrtli Qf a series ot ptoached gradually in eiaaU dsaea, ' lan or^ beanttfnl motlier, U D A Aside ftete ith/ unusiiaineM^^ i- t Q M Y O U IK H ra ■Is artielee by.^OHyci Roberto Bar- to be at al^ uaefot. W h«i dtW % STAFFORD, haa kept Oie fir i In I its practicMlty, it is xeeit IntefeiR- toU, ^ p ert w-iAi^ 'skirt Freckles can be cute aa a bog's ‘*StnntMt pare «< BdUes.” .. To­ the baokyronnd, wanting attention eaf, bn some women. conditioned to stu d the onslaught fw heraeU. Lida ia oar^ring on a flounce treatment and also for. thei day'tee wiftor givea eome hdpfni of rays. chUdrilm may more safdy flirtation with VANCE CARTER [ very bare bade. ' . I f you. happen to be the jrounj; pointera oa.. lMiiy^s 'eanbatli. ■trad expoaore. and ia oonatantly sehemlng to keep chills or rpflJes-Jlnish the. shotii- modern,-. built on tee fascinating Mld-Aftomoon Ougeroua in the good graoea of BOSS ELLA ders for A bit of breadth. • - -... . - Hope. Williams.. lines rad manner, Be cayefUJ about sunbatlis these But one rule 1 shoukT obaerva SEXTON, her hnaband'a . aimt, in Style No. 2659 is d eseed for te-n a little string of freckles across scorchlnif d g y i . all through the summer. Never, order to inherit a ahare of tiie Sex­ I sizes 14, 16, 18, 20 years, 86, 38 and your cute nose and cheeks only Again 1 urgb that .tee. doctor oe permit continued exposure throu^ ton fortune. Elinor liatea thin, hypoc­ 140 inches bust. - A r bdghtens .your charm. con^ted abou^ what your chU- tee hot part ot tee afternoon. Dur­ risy. Size 16 requires 4 yards of 89-indi I f yon have a secret yen to be dren need.' Aa 1 said in a former ing that time they ehould be quiet. Barrett’s half-alBter, MARCIA material with 1-4 ydrd of S6-inch a fragile, clinging vine, teen I sup­ artide, it Is amt necessary to call And most of teem ehould either be RADNOR, la terrified for fear her I lining and 2 '8-4 yards o f 6-inch' r l^ pose you must do'something about him every Uve minutes on tee having naps (up to five—or •ven, husband will learn of an onfortonate bon for. the puff^ sleeve froc^ ^ your fracides. For they have an telephone or even every day. But i six in more dracsticste child), or If episode In her past. Te4rs before Price Oi Pattohi 15 tiente urchin-something abbut teem that make out -a list of questions to not napping, resting • In bed — Barrett shield^ Marcia when a Make the Most-of Your Looks! ruins any attempt to puli a nhritifc, aak when you do see hjTo. And alone. youthful romance ended disastrous­ For vtuiafion clotbes, for' the ing violet line. make it a point to see him. His A word here about sunbuml, 1 ly. Marcia had a non whom Barrett I mountains, lakes, - seadde or that Aa a matter of fact, freckles often advice plus your good Judgment believe teat most people hhow tour you have often tMked about, make tee beat combination of now teat srabiun la not to be adopted. The boy is nine years old come with the loveliest, moat t r a ^ safety I know. now. Marcia InaistB that if her hus­ see a copy of our new book of Sum- parent skins. Don’t let freckles give fooled with. Not only does It de-^ band learns the truth he will never I mer Fashions. • ' ' you,a complex! I f they threaten to, Srarchli^ lununer sun shining stroy skin siorface and its power Vacation clotbes,^and frocks for for long directly on tee body can to throw off penq)ixatlon, but it forgive her. ' .'v start now to work on them. HAROLD DEXTER, the boy’s I everyday wear, honw wear, lingerie do a great deal pt barm. It ia just does things to the body. When a v .-r -.: With freckles, as with everything certain amount ot skin surface ie tutor, threatena hiackmalL Barrett, I children’s desij^, etc. else, an ounce of prevention is worUi a question whether on very hot Send today for your copy of the days small bodies need sunbaths destroyed even temporarily, It hinting at knofrtedge o f ' Deztw’s several cures. Protect your ■Ujn throws an extra burden on other past (all of which ia bluff), fright* I new book, enclosing 10 cents in that’s tee flrst step. Use one of tee at all. But if so, it should be m stamps or coin. Address Fashion De­ ‘ 1 tee flrst part ot tee morning, or excretory orj^ans, sometimes more ens the man Into piemlalng be will good lotions or creams designed to than they can take care at. <3o at not make trouble. partment counteract Old Man Sun. Tteen toward evening. Aak thq Doctor’s Advice sunburn slowly and carefully. v A t Mias Ella Sexton’s home Bar­ powder right ovra this. That is Keep L itte Heads Covered rett meets Elinor Stafford again and Manchester Herald double precaution. Third, carry I cannot presume to direct tee Head8 should be covered. Make takes her for a drive. parasol. They’re chic now and they sunbath when tee thermometer tee little childrra wear brimmed NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY protect your face, there’s no doubt­ is 90 or 95 degrees. Then tee '1 C Pattern Service hats (you can get them for a CHAPTER IX ing that. chief busittess of life is to keep tee dime) when they .are out in the For. a Herald Pattern eend I5c I f 3mur freckles are alaready on children aa cool as p t^b le. But hot sun. A few moments later Barrett in stamps or coin directly to tucked Elinor into , the green road­ the up and up, teen get yourself one aak tee doctor. He wUJ direct you. I have been asked about cod- Fashion Biveau, Manchester of tee bleaching creams, or freckle Those children old enough co liver oil In aunuiMr. This ie on# ster which he had had the foresight Evening Herald, Fifth Avenue eariier to order left before hia door. creams, and use it assiduously. run arorad, aa well aa tee baby, other thing tee doctor haa to set­ d, 28rd Street New York City. Bleadflng stimulants should bb add­ need very Uttlo clothing. You tle. The sun is considered a sub­ “What a nice car!” she murmur­ - I sure to Oil in number ot pat­ I'KViv'i S 2 6 5 9 ed to yoijr beauty shelf. And follow cannot keep teem in tee shade stitute, or rather the other way ed. tern you desire. every second but at midday and He was absurdly pleased that she directions on every single bottle or about. Many ehUdren are taken Jar you ouy! After you start during tee intense afternoon heat, off tee oil whra hot deya b^iln. liked it. He settled beside her say­ Pattern No. it is better for teem to be in the ing, “Miut I take you straight home bleaching, then be doubly sure teat But others continue it if they are Price 15 Oente. Be sure to flU in the size of the you cream and powder before start­ darkened quiet bouse. Don’t let weak, ill, or malnourished. The or can we have a short drive?” teem play out on a baked street *Td love to go for a drive!”* Eli­ pattern. ing- out little baby too. may or may not "Can’t we go again?” Barrett asked as casually aa he could. Nanne with tee sun beating down on need it depending on his conditton, nor answered. The way she said it Send stamps or coin (coin pre- bare heads and where tee concrete made Barrett want to put his hand TREAT FACIAL BLEMISHES where he lives and how he Uvea. Address »eoee««oesoooe ferrad). O AUnOUSLT is hbt enough to fry pancakes. All signs fall la this cmei over hers; wanted to do vrlth Later in tee summer tee chil­ new and shaken intensity. He had moi in tiie throes of an intense love suddenly flares to reveal a landscape - Sometimes you see a woman weather. There can be no blanket Size » • a a • • • a PriM of book 10 cents. dren will get more “hardened” to rule that covers every case. found his anesthetic, he realized. affair' could be as happy as he was l^ddra by darkness. with one or two-large brown spots The troubles of the past few days at that moment He felt absurdly He had had many interests to Price o f pattern 16 cents. on her - face, “freddes,” she may that had been haunting hinti* were content which he had given generously of call teem. Others sometimes term already growing dim. He turned the car to a bridge his superb energy. He had thought teem "liver spots,” • “Do you like to drive?” he asked. below which the river proclaimed sometimes, worldng with his crew remember it as she had that ron Whatever you name team, they “ Yes, I do—but not in a glass itself in the thickening twilight by and sustained by the hope of dis­ box of candy and its donor, a yntmg Dd) YOU KNOW THAT- are not attractive, mainly because cage,” she answered. “I like open holding its rmsteady' mirror to the- covering a valuable And, that he man who hao seen a little girl look­ they obvlouMy do not belong cars in which you seem close to the lights. ^ could never know such absorption ing, lopely and rather forlorn. ' Charles Dickens’ first book ^waf where they are. There are two H E A LT H in any other way. Now 'be toew It was a strange mood that bad “Sketfdies by Bos” and was pub- ways of treating them. First, you earth and can feel the wind on your “I ’ve never been here at this hour. cap use a cream for covering teem face.” I think it’s beautiful!” ^ e said soft- that old hopes had been frail, that come over her—one she did not .Ushed beirbre his marMage in 1886; all past interests would be paled if up (there are new creams for such By DR. MORRIS nSHBET ^eon should be limited to tife “So do I,” Barrett agreed. I understand. Perhaps, she reminded> a feet- dayr before teat event, aa- Editor, Jonmal of the Ameiiora he bad the chance to care for thi« herself, she should be talking. Her nooneemfnt was made of tee pub- purposes on tee market). Second, necessary for consumption of a Elinor wondered what to say nixt; Barrett thought, “1 knew you you can get at tee root of tee mat­ Medlcel Aseoetothm, and of Hygeia glass of milk and a biscuit she never did know. Barrett too, was girl, to give her everything he had. companion might be bored by her licatioo' - of the first part ot tee would.” He did not speak and he “Better go slowly,” he warned Plckvlok Papers. ter and get rid of teem. the Realth Maifttzlne The extra Ume at luncheon wondering whether she considered knew he did not need to. He bad sflence himself. . Aloud he said, “Are you Tbi need at which sensations s]re Certain expbrienced operators should be spent in a complete rest him a dull, middle-aged bora He never felt so completely that every­ She turned toward him. “My bum off such spots with carbolic A Frenchman, ing the from tee usual activities of the wished he had learned more about comfortaMy warm. Miss Stafford?” aunt and uncle live in Brooklyn,” trraemnted along our nerves ia luncheon bidflte of people in varl- thing was as it should be. He had “Yes, thank you,” she responded about loosest a sectmd. add. You cannot do it yourself. day; teat la to say, either ia lying women from any one of them he had a flash of misty memory; the same sh4 said. Then she flushed. 'That It is ’ a most precise operation. o'ja parts .of tee worl^ recently 'flat with tee eyes closed, or In known.- in an undertone and not quite steadi­ must have sounded siliy. it has. beer -estimated teat - there characterised Americana aa tachy- feeling that had been his as a very ly. Here beside her was a man''^ho were between 50 and 76 mnHogn Done right it is effective. Done some recreation such as a walk In She admitted falteringly a mo­ sma|l boy with his face against his But he did not seem to think so. wrong it will burn tee outlying phages, or rapid eaters, because be tee outdoors, 'inimportant conver­ ment later, “I ’m afraid you’ll be would not lie, who was strong ‘pn4 “The ’Thropes?” he asked. heed of buffalo in tee world in had noticed- teat they eeldom take mother’^ shoulder. That phase hs^. gentle and kind. As k chilMaotng it ‘SI like women A ;Wpodj>eoke)r p e ^ to dig out a. his tenth birthday and within two of. Mrs. Tkrope's best'and to obtam food; be drums' ment yourself, but go to someone 8waUo\Ung.J^r fpod, partleularty Unfortunately Fite the majority He laughed delightedly. “That’s again: willingly, humbly and^lte type,” he stated. at tee Ira te ^ ^ period. ~ years his stepmother, Rita, had be­ all her heart. <• . * ' for pleasure or-io call other Mrds of wbo really knows how. of Americana,iGww, luncheonlunraeon has oas becomeoocome good to hear.” he said, “because gun her rule. Rita had never grown “She's really wonderful! I love tee same spedes. Second, try bleaching creams The newspapers have carried a time for'or atten Ijiarted by a -turtle. . vd t’s luncheon usuidly requires 45 After the deslirt. when there in Elinor admitt^, that she always wonderingT)*;^ be- cursd .before you can 'get rid felt constrained at her aunt’s. Did ments on ^m e o^ the pictures. Fm nor, in' her yoimg way, felt teat aha' With d l these reports of factoriea of them. U you actually have 4 - mlnutea a ideasant f e e l^ of sattsfoctioa. he like Miss Sm yUiet^^e thought Though the -wbrds ■•were close, to sure you. must have shocked Aunt couldn’t endure it if Aunt EUa didn't reoMPing rad. men gblhg Tftttik to gestive trouble, ot ooursa-^you want I f he takes 45 ndnutes to jat tee,prospect ia induced "io emoke she didn’t quite understand -Miss his. lips B ^tctt did not speak them. Ella terriUy. Hien you went away give tee Thi opes tee help they so work, we maK<«oon havd a major it cured. So start with tee third limeheon he probably is taking a fairly heavy dgw and, in thoee Smythe. No Barrett said be didn’t 'T loyei you!” his heart was cr3ring antV half ah hour later Higginn zp. deserved. They were so good, so probTi m in'ttm it to do with our alternative, if you are Intereated more time than moat Aiperloans. olrcumstancee, era be ehsOy understand Miss Smythe either. And out. “ I love you!” peared with a wonderful box of I . kind, aU of them.' . joMeee relief woddura. in getting rid of such brown ipotA Most offices rad plants allow'Z to­ brought to sign the paper*. Craven, she said, made her feel candy. For me! A pink box with Another bridge. That meant not tal of 45 mlnutee fbr the luncheon embarrassed too. The way he" called The girl was entirely unconscious a ribbon bn it I’ve never forgotten I a I many moments before they woQld period, during which employes F*mn tee point of view of health, of all this. She rode beside him, it!’’ reach tee yawning, ^canopied door have to go to a restaurant or rest luncheons anined wlte .burtnesa ure out her name when she entered the room and eat tee luncheon, and drawing room. Did he know the/pic­ drinking in the beauty of the fading 'Tm glad to hear you say so;” he teat would , admit her to the apart* not recommended. The psychology day. Across the bridge in Brooklyn murmured. ment building she, called home and then come back. c dlgesthw is slBort as ImporteM ture of the frog in “AUce in Wonder­ as Its physiology. ; ' land?’' Craven loqked so much like Barrett set bis car to a speed in “Fve never forgotien' i f ’ she as­ never felt to be a home. keeping with the sedate hush of the sured him, “and I never shall!” *' O f late, there has been s tan- A foeUng of appotita brings that frog! *Tve enjoyed tee drive so miieh!” dracy .to cut down on tee aise streets. He had always been certain ahe.‘said as the, roadster nosed its about a flow of the gastric .1idee» of lunteeon rad to make tee eve­ period o f ireet gives a proper Barrett had headed-the car down that successful marriages were EHinor sat back against the seat way up Park Avenue. smiling. The relaxatioh she felt was ning dinner the main meal of tee time for relaxation and recovery town into the narrow streets that made ^ te r a calm codsideration'and “ReaUy ?” he asked proWngte, . day, selection. H4 had thought often, “If so good. Uusally people, unless she “Oh, yas.-Really!" ffom exhauetioh, both of tee brain are silent, and open to - echoes on '. Moat American men eat a fSlzl; rad ot the mueole cells. A walk tii^. ” Sundays, the'ssune streets that hum" ■ ^ e r marry it will not be because toew them well ('and she knew .few "J^en cpn’t - we'.go i^ain he tJ people well), mmie her tense. hewrfy breakfast, .iilcludlag fnii t the outdoois ipepns oxygwiatlo..of . on working days. Here and there in have been swept off my feet.” . A.khd, as. casually as. hs.tsould. somottanes cereal, eggs, toast' tee blood, andT pwhiqw aide diges­ windows were lights, muted by'-the They passed a bornei of the street “M you-Uke ” . i Now be realia»d that ’ he knew where 4he Thrppe lived. “Dear coEee.' sad not lafraquent^ bacon tion. ^ . late afternoon to pale lemon, but n'^tiiing of the mind of the girl who “I do^ilke!” he- aashted her al- or sauaiives. With sqbh A tpaakfsat It woulli not be unusual, honS Auht Bessfe,” the girl thought, "1 , A wioeO.fiKiiCT.dPi most of the doud-brushlng -buildings was beside him and’yet he wanted— moet ahptp^y,. “I ’d Uka. notbbir ao M and with a dinner including soup, ever, if tee President of tee United slept. The comparative stillness must go to si^ her soon.” The tep-< mpA. as.^to be. one of your friends.” fTJMt eonoH eovERt '.ft* 8 he’d never wanted‘-anything—to denmss’ -that' was within '^Eec was' __ msat, two vegetAblas, salad, eoffea Stetee -Aeakened nls digestion in made Barrett feel alone with the hkve her by''him for the stretch of "Oh,”^.AhB said, “that" la lb kind/ WORN-\WITHAK ORANGE or tM, and dessert.' tee hmeheon attending , to business of tee gow> girl. He doubted (the thought com­ spreading over wide area. Perhaps I of you' ■his life. The con'viction had'come as she would 4ievcr h a^ such.ra after-' SATIN'SHICTANO A- • nedd merely include something ernmrat during luncheon. .The Jeb, ing to him in a flash) whether most suddenly as a lightning flash that He put his brad on- hehi; bo light as a sandwich, fruit and a as revealed by. the lives of men noon as^.Uiis again. Well, itee could could not help the gesture. . EUnpr- SruOPED leatu er beverage. Many a competent bual- who have held/It In recent yeezn i^turned tee pretoure ttwaidy- and BELT. nesa takes only a glass of s one vddeh taxes to tee utmost warmly; Barrett’s heart turned over; milk rad a biscuit for his nora- tee mental and physical c a i^ t y (Yo Be ConffBued) , * day luncheon. This does ; not moan, under even the most favorable o f however, that the time for lunch- oonditlona. OHNS: ■4 . of foredosuroR/ extsnsloas of time motations— V-.r tor maturtnf>obUgatl<»i8, rad refi­ nancing sioseiires To Indnoo tadustrlsl recovery, Silly... —Orarge P. Bede, formerly of indebted- OOmgle, In, defemttng himself in tee United Stntew .to d ^ ^ ' SUMMER BANNING his-.dlvorce'ii^’ at Brighton, to \ifiiroKtmately 81S4',0(K),(m,(^. ^Cass. ; A... ./In :||f«v«ctlii^^ it V la e^Eflggerntihir Carafol iMuseboid plans for the ^ ''sey teat tela oooatltttt(t$ summer wUl save- you much troUble. * todsyj I'hnd confusion vtora tee dayax art' le bwden. Wo era oar^. the. hQrtast ■ ' ^ legitimate. Odd eraloratleo. niedy If thenktomify Flfsti' .get your wardfobe to" There ard no o l c ^ oonmertmants ^ ------iprov^modt In graeiml ‘Shape. DeeldewWhat dothes yon' in nature into. wUeh men,' .lKla^Hees^•■. . ' S-y- KIRK (,olld) STERLING SILVER • • iSdlPiMed fnr wo^i, dreae^p occa-'^' and plants. ou be' aeparatdy - itohn .and for your vacanon ssui ' pieced. A ll are related orgi ‘ t e t o L ^ theihi Shopping Is totol-"' rad, as we-,may' «sy, uM td ershto to hot weatheh ologicaUy and jm thdogics^. hdBfr'^lHo fBreetion ,^ I f at na possibit, jay, JOr., •*-Dr. Simon Fleaner. dUre^r of gm d g g j g y yihlr vacattop earlt. ‘ ‘ you >. Rodcefellsr ^Idstltuto for Medical won't be wiring ' " for row, loMpoons, BoHor Sjms^ and Crown So^ Spo^ - T T r--Rssearch./» jim ir dOto 'topnAto toto toys reeervatloaa alt> thi^ to s t^ K fo if In Wrk CsIywt. $40.M K.sfstos, (ff : gwfsfhl^ tee children ace t t :hff^p|^^to.,|i k ost toaHitrs Of. FNOoh )n onr -.A*. !Q IQfk Bspnims. 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London, Jime 21.— (A P )— Esperi* By EB8KINB JOHNSON Hoylake, Eng., June 21.— (A F ) N E A Service Writer By Aaaodated Preu ence jroutli are blended In the Cyril J. H. ToQey, 1 ^ New York’s two baubaU dubs, BritiBh.golf team which will at* Loe Angelu, June 21 — Being a who baa 'made hto bonie. in the the Giants and the Yankeu appear ready to sink or swim together this tempt to lift the Ryder cup from courageoua aort of a chap, your cor- United Statu for several years, ad­ the American invsulers June 26*27 at vanced into the fourth round of the u aaon. And the (tonger of their reapondent played 18 holu of golf Sinking ia not to be regarded Ught- the Southport and Alnadale course. British Amateur golf duunpionahip with Mildred “Babe” Didrlkeoa here iy- Eight men and two reserves, cap* the other day. today by*defwting T. C.'J. Manners Twice in tha lu t few days the tained by the non*playing J. H. Tay* Aft4r the emoke of battle had of Colwyh Bay, 2 and 1. Yariicu have turned aside tbe lor, have been selected to battle for cleared away and numerotia unnec- Jack Nash, of London, Ont, con Waahlpgton thrut, Juri in the.mck eaaary divota dug by youra truly had the trophy competed for every other tinuad his ataady play to defut of time. Today their margin w u been not too courteouely replaced by Munn. 47-yeu-old Iriahman, 4 and only one game, and the 'Giants bad year and last won by America over a frowning eouru attendant, the 2, in the third round. only half that lead over the . t. the Scioto course at C!olumbiu Ohio. Callu, Tezu, wonder*! score w u Tolley Flaye Poorly found to be 92. Ooneidetlng that Veteran of the team, which aver' Both LeiMla The Way ages 88 years as against the Ameri the Babe h u really studied the Tolley, winner of the champion game only a couple of xnonths, this ■hip in 1920 and 1923, w u f u from It was Baba Ruth 'who led the can average of 81 years, and the Yankeu out of danger yuterday oldest man on either side, is Abe score IsnT half bad. An adding hto beat form but Maraars fSflad to MitcheU. machine oi>erator is workhig on my capltattoe on U s hi.; rlval’a mla- and paced them to a 16 to 8 victory taku. ToUqr needed 89 atroku for over tbe CUoago White Sox when a During the recent Leeds tourna­ ■core now. But it w u a glorloue defeat, so the firat nine where p u to 86, but defut would .have thrown them into ment, Mltchdl turned in a record turned two up Just the earns. Man A IcU hook to tbe nou. end a tie with the idle Senators for tbe score of 67 in the qualifying stages fu u getting a yam ia eoneamed that little white pellet Primo Wa found out juab bow aarloualy the aera held him «>ven through the American lead. The Babe douted before he eliminated Henry Cotton first eia holu hut Tolley woo the Camera ii so anxiouely watch­ hto 16th homer as a major part ot and C. H. W w d in reaching the last Babe h u taken up golf, and Juat ing Miled far down tbe ftir- what abe can do on the cotuva in seventh ana ninth bdtoa, the Ool- the seven nm Imlly In the sixth eight of the matcb*play section. wyn Bay pto^ ahpi^ a atroki wey» Tbe big liellen. • tiny inning which, put the game aauy. Four Newcomers. competition. And we lemmed, too, The grutest uhoolboy athlete over p u on each. beret stop hie meuive hud, The Gtonta after ewgiag up two He has taken part in two Ryder that abe le practicing on the aaxo- wee golfing at Pomoten Laku, to participate in the National phone, and may atari a band. Manners out one bole o ff ToUeya straight shttt-outo agau ri Chicago pup matches, in 1929 and 1981, and lu d at the abort llth where U g N. J., Where he is training for Cube, w u t down to 6-8 defut. St. was chosen in 1927 but had to with­ intersobolastles at Chiesfo in hie huvyweigbt title fight with y u rs is Jesse Owens, negro Cyril took a ftve for the eeeond day Louis neatly mowed a game off the draw because of illness. Zn taldiy up golf in a^ big _ way. ELECT CAPTAINS OF TWO In auceaaaion, but the formar eibam- Jack Sbarkay, June 29. runner of Clereland’e B u t Tech M lu Didrlkaon ia almply hawingbawu out Gtoats' lead by troundng the Four of the British professionals piou flnaUy ended the match on the Brooklyn Dodgers 16-4, gaibertng are newcomers to Ityder eompetl High. Oweu, shewn above, a plan for the future. Notwlth' broke the world scbolutle marks atiucJLng her aoblavementa in the 17tb which w u halved in p u fours. 17 kite. tlon, Indudlng yAlaa l ^ y , 25-year- Piratoa Win Atata old winner of the first majbr tourna­ in the lOO^ard duh, ISO-ysrd M. H. S. SPORTS TEAMS sprint and broad Jump in the DUNLAP STILL IN How tVey Stand Plttsborgh's P iratu beat the Bea­ ment of the year, at Roahampton; ton Bravu 6-9 for their fourth Arthur Lacey, 29, victor at Leads; recent schoolboy meet Mis mark Hmdake, Eng., June 21,— (A P )— In the 100— 9.4 seconds— The Babe's profaeelonal career h u Gur]u r ^ ^ u n la p , Jr., o< New_ York, YESTBBDAY’S RBSULTS straight vlotoqr. The FbilUu took Alfred Padfham, 27, runnsr-up to two gam u from O adnaaa 7-4, and Lacey at lasds and holder o f the equaled the accepted - world not led to fame or fortune, but it “ Omdty” Sotth to Head and S o m « ^ ^ of liOBdoOt record of Frank .WykdL h u led to an awakening to the f u t CEMSTURNTiUtlES Ont., the principal North American Amerleaa Leagu 7-8. Irish open titli; and Alfred Parry, Although outhit, the Philadelphia 27, a former open champion of fiur- that profidenoy in epute of the threato, still•all were in tbetlu running New York 15, Cbieego f. ctfiderpath means le u to her than BasebaU Nine Next Year; U tke 102 eurvivere went out for Philadriphia 9, Detroit 4. Xthlstlfis — thslr ■treak with a 94 triumph over De­ ^ e rc y Arlias, a reserve in 1929, is proficloney In golf. Aa the g r u t u t 0NRICS,Wnir4 the third day of play in tbe Brltiab Buton 9, Clevelaad 6. 85 and has won a number of cham­ woman golf playar aba believu aba ArltOB Judd leads Track Amateur gou ebamptooehip today. (Only gam u.) troit and broke their fifth plau pionships. includinf Uie Oermaa LOUGHRAN TO TRY can oommand a fortune. ' Andtbat'a The tori 88 matobu in the third Natloaal League de^ock with the Hgere. Tbe Bos­ open in four consecutive years and her goal. round and all 83-toulto-round Philadelphia 7, Cincinnati 4 (let) ton Red Son pounded Bean hard in the late Inalnge, and downed Clete- tne Oehnas professional title for Her natural ability ia great. She Sqoad; Both Hare Out- Aveoge Defeat of Monday matehu were to be umpleted by Philadelphia 7, Ciaeiimatl 8 (3nd) two years. He finished third in the COMEBACK TONIGHT handlu the 18 clube abe luge around Chicago 6, New York 8. land again 9 to 6. British open in 1981. with oau. Her drivu average ^ .. former United Statu in St Louie 16, Brooklyn 4. Two 1981 W h »era Back, around 260 yards and once in standing Athletic Rec- Night in Tie-Gane Play torooUegiato champton, and Somer- Pittsburgh 6, Boetoa 2. NAMES A lim n A w n The reasalninf regulars are W. H. while she epeake the ball even ArnSrican amateur New. York, June 21— (A P ) — John MeGraw will have the advlu Davies, 41, who defeated Johnny Malmt Fmal Attempt to farther. As aoon u she gets a klag,^^eth had reached tbe fourth STANDINOS Farrell in 1981 for one-half of the oleuer picture of the putt and short erdi; Name Manager. off; Tiemoy Stan at Bat. round -and were r ted among the Amerioaa League of two Mtive managers and a squad total British singles victories in approacn ahot, tbo weakaat depart- late etartere today. Dimtop w u of 28 players to ohoou from w b u ^ W . L . P.C, bs leads hto all-stor Nattonai toajpie that competition, and Chmles Wblt- Roach Front Lino in 4th manta of her game at oreaant, aba Ired i f i ^ Alarlc Da Forest of New York ...... 86 22 .621 eombe, 87, who has been in all ttree should out from 20 to 26 stroku off Two atbletlo eaptalna were elect­ , Whatever conulation one might SI Rm s I and Ancient dub and team against a elmltor array from Washington ...... 86 28 .608 tbe Amerioaa league' at Comtokiy of the former Ryder matches. her acora. ed at^Manobester Hjigb ecbool yaq- ioipervioe againet J. Walker of Clevriand ...... 82 .688 receive in the eld adage, "Revengf Coombs HiU. 28 P u k , Chicago, July 6. As reserves there will be Syd Babe's main objutlva is to “taka" tardap, at a muting of tba latter Cbloego ...... 81 21 , t o iw u t,” belcnge t o the Jaffa J26 Easterbrook, 27, a member of the Helen Hioka, who w u nattonai men of the bauball and tru k oiv W utber condltioM were ideal Gub owners of tbe National after yuterday’e hard rain. Philadelphia ...... 28 87 .609 league muting here yesterday ap­ team in 1981, and Arthur Havers, amateur golf champion two yaara antwtioni. Cbarlu “Obuoky” Gems of tbe W u t Side Lugue. The Detroit ...... 2980 .492 86, who with Davies was the only Naw York, Juna 21— (At*) — Al­ ago, mitb w u aleoted baubaU captain Geaui played tbe R u nine at the proved McGraw'e plan to asein { Boston ...... 22 87 A76 coaching Jobe to Maaagerr BUI Mo- singles winners in 1981. most ovsrlooked in tbs crush of Mias Hicks, §0 the story gou, ra- and Arlton Judd w u named em>- F ou ru ru Monday evening and St. Louie ...... 21 89 .860 Foiroursomes ^11 be played on the mukad that tba Babe would get tain of track. Kechnie of the Boston Bravu and June's major baavywaigbt battlu. were defuted 6 to 2. L u t night National Lugue Max Carey ei the Brooklyn firstit day and singlesslB bn the second knocked off In short orfier she Smith’s Beoord GREEN-HIGHLANDERS W. L. P.C. Tommy Loughran, onu a titla oon- tbe wme two teams met to play off Dodgers. day, each over 8dBe boles, eightelgbi play took up golf. 'Thla made the Babe Smith h u played for two yeua New York ...... 84 21 .618 tandar, and young Stave Ham u, a a tie game and the tidu were^u;um^ Afthougb tbs Uaeups wlU be de- eri to eompete for each side, ■ore. '*Z'm going to get that Hlcke on the varsity turn. L«et year ed. 'roe Gems won 6 to 4. TO CLASH TOMORROW S t Louie ...... 86 28 .608 person it it taku me a hundred terminedlargsly on the----- ^of_____ the grand fighting proapeot a couple of when O'Leary w u moved to third Plttoburgb ...... 88 26 .569 popular vote now la progresfi under ywre," ehe uye. “X made enough Jimmie Tierney w u the etar of 80 y u rs ago, aquara off for tan rounda bau. Smith w u pUoad at second, the evening emaoking the “ole ap­ Chicago ...... 82 J16 the epoaeoreblp of the Chicago out of my pro venturu to k up be a position which na flUed in cred­ A bauball game that should ClndaBati ...... 28 82 .467 in the Yanku Stadium tonight for golim for thru yeara By that time ple” for two thru, bau bits, one Tribuae, MoGraw and Connie Mack, SDR-iUm s DRUB the fourth time. itable fubion. This year be h u coming with two men on in the. provide utlon a-pleaty, to sched­ Brooklyn ...... 26 80 .466 leader of the American league team ru have this golf game down pat. Boston ...... 25 84 .424 Loughran, former champion of bun an outstanding tutor in the third inning. “Gob” Kearns w u the will be authorised to \iSe their dto- 'Then X would like to teaob ouer steady play of the infield and h u uled for 6 p. m. tomorrow at Jarvto Phlladelpbia ...... 22 89 .361 the light bMvywaighta and a foe of girls to lick dear M iu Hioka.'’ only player who could bit the elanta Grove. This encounter brings to­ eretton in eeluttag batting orders bad the best fielding record of any of Bchnell and Falkoekl more than or making eubetltutloae after the OLD TMERS, 14-3 Jack Sharkey one dlautroue night gether the Maneheator Green and TODAY’S OAAIES in the itadium, firat tangled with MCond buemim in the C. C. I. L. once. “Maxle” Sobnell twirled the game to under way. Now to get down to the brand of He h u also been a good bitter on Highland P u k teama for their first American League Ham u in Madlaon Square Garden a golf displayed by M lu Didrikeon in first five innings for tbe Gems and muting'this eeuon, and reports year ago lu t January. The former a team that did rather poorly at did a veiy commendable Job but Philadelphia at Clevelaad. our little match. True to the fe from rival camps Indicate that Wublngton at Chicago. Penn state football star turned in bat during the p u t leasoD and hia Capt Holland w u forced to call P9e Up 18 Bingles to male Inetinot, she bad to hunt up a work on the paths wac particular­ each team figures to get tbe Jump New York at S t Louis. orvn of the biggest uputs of the sea­ mirror and powder her nou before Falkoekl in from the outer garden on tbe other by taking the first son, knocking out Loughran in two ly commendable. Coach Thomu Boston at Detroit (2). OIANES WIN FUST getting started. But when ebe ad­ to relieve “Maxle” ill the sixth, U game. Natloaal Luene round!. dressed the ball and sent it eailing KeUey beUevsa that ”Chucky“ will be began to look a bit ahakey. Billy Troooce Athletics; Play make an exceUent luder for the The game scheduled for lu t Sun­ Ondanatl at PbiladS^a. Since then Tommy h u slipped toward the green, all her femininity Hand w u on the mound for the R u day between the Manchuter Green JUNIORJOPfiUlE from the ranka of the contending team in 1984. St. Louie at Brooklyn. w u forgotten. and although bis xnatu outhit the and Pioneer clubs, in which the Pittsburgh at Boston. Runblers Tomorrow. heavyweights, hampered by age and Her first drive w u good for 236 Judd’s Record Gems they failed to uine through latter expected to avenge the elev­ Chloago at New York. an injured foot. For a time it w u yarda Her uoond ahot landed in a Judd h u already enjoyed the with the nueaeary punch needed in enth inning defut handed them by International League feared Ham u’ ring career w u over the punchu. ■and trap to the left of the 446- honor of clau president and wlU be the Green team a few weeks ego, Buffalo at Toronto. Siafe 4-Ron RaBpioffft to because of a reccurent football The Sub-Alpines gave the highly yard hole. She liked it, though. '“If president of the Hl-Y next year. Tonight Pagani’a West Side Bar­ w u neceeearily postpored on ac- Baltimore at Albany. knee injury that responded slowly you don’t get in a trap once in He h u been the second highest ber Shop will meet Cleary’s Limcb coqnt of rain, aud will be played at Rochuter at Montreal. touted Athletics a lesson in modem to surgical treatment But in be­ at 6:15. Beat Pelicans, M ; E aito baseball last evening walloping awhile, you won't know how to get point winner on the track team 2:30 p. m. Sunday. Jeruy City at Newark. tween times they fought twice over out of 'em when you do,” abe re­ this season, being the best broad Jane’s Gems (6) them 14 to 3. Burkhardt’s offerings the ten round route, each winning a marked. jumper on the team ana abarlng AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Ts. Hawks Toni|hL proved easy for the Alpine hitters. decision. On the next, a 892-yard hole, ehe tbe sprint honors with Fruer. He Smith, u ...... 4 2 1 4 3 0 No le u than eighteen hits were Back in condition again, his foot let fly on a drive which w u good for h u nm on the relay teaina and Holland, c ...... 4 1 2 6 2 0 collected off his delivery. healed, Loughran is making a flw*) at le u t 280’ yards. Her approach h u been a hard worker in what­ Falkoaki, cf, p..2 2 1 1 0 0 Season*s Fastest Heat Tbe G r u u b u t tbe Pelicans in effort to jam bis way into the heavy­ shot wasn’t ao hot, and her putting Tierney, l b ...... 4 1 2 6 1 0 Bingo Sturgeon held the A ’s hit­ ever event he hu.been entered. In the first game in tbe Americu Le­ weight front line that h u been w u worse. She took a five on this the sprints he and F rau s were Quinn, If ...... 4 0 1 2 0^0 gion tryouts on the Charter Oak ters well in check with the excep­ monopolized by Max Baer and par four hole. ‘Tm just a sissy, S. Gustafson, 2b. 2 0 0 2 2 ^0 tion of the third inning when they against unusuaUy* fast competition Is Run At Sturbridge grounds last night, 6*4. Tbe game Schmeling, Jack Sharkey and Piimo that’s all,” she said u she missed a this year in a season which saw'the Metcalf, rf, cf ...3 0 0 0 0 0 w u clou until the 6th inning, with got three runs on three hits and Camera. putt here which looked like a cinch. H. Oustafun, 3b. 3 0 0 0 1 U two walks. Indoor and outdoor dash records tbe PeUcau in tbe lead, 8-2. Sub- Adolph Heuser, German puncher And BO it went. Altogether, uhe broken by the speedsters from New Schnell, p, c f ___ 8 0 0 0 1 0 Harness racing fans who u w ttaS^CiUiunet Desmond, b. C., by ■tltutlone to give, all the boys a Ding Farr, J. Sullivan and H. took a flock of fours and fivu, one who failed last winter to take the Haven. Both men should be fu ter opening of tbe Bay State circuit Truax (Hodun) ...... 1 2 chahee to play, cnalded the. Cranu Fraser hit hard and often for the light heavyweight title from Moxie eight, on a 475-3rard hole, six slxu, next year and Coach Wigren be­ T otals...... 29 6 7 21 10 0 to score four runs In the alxtb. The muting at Cedar Lake Park. Stur­ Calumet Darius, b. f., by Bel- Alpines. Joe Sullivan slammed a Rosenbloom, makes his heavyweight one Mven and a three. hoves that they will be among fiie Bee (4) wln (CrudaU) ...... 4 8 Pelicans started a short rally in long hmne run to right field scoring debut against. Abe Feldman, of New The manner in which the Babe place winners at tbe 1984 State and AB. R. H. PO. A. E. bridge, Maas., yuterday u w the* Calumet Debutute, b. f., by their half of tbe sixth, but scored two men ahead of him in the Ust York, in an eight round preliminary. pla3red the 16th hole is one for the League meets. Bycholskl, o .... 2 * 1 1 11 0 0 fastut h u t yet produced sinu the The G ru t Volo (Gribbou) 2 9 4 only one run. inning. Jim O’Leary did a fine job Wogman, 3l> .... 4 1 1 0 0 0 Tim Mara, associate of Jack books. It’s a p%r five 476-yard bole, Name Bfaaager circuit opued at Gosbu two weeks Guy Hanover, Blk. g., by Dil­ May pitched a steady game for at covering second base. Dempsey in the promotion of the with a wide lake extending the At a meetlnf of tbe Student Kerr, 2b...... 4 0 1 1 0 0 the I ^ c a u , striking out 10 while ago. M lu Volo pUoted by her lon Azwortby (Bidl) .;.. 6 6 8 Jack Burkbardt collected two Bur-SchmeUng dxiel, is sta g ^ to­ width of the fairway apprommateiy Council, Edward Breen w u elected Hadden, l b ...... 3 0 1 6 0 0 E vaiu Huover, b. f., by Guy pasring four. ByehOIaki w u on the hits for the A’ s. Joe Tedford morrow night’s show alone. 250 yards from tba tu. Most men manager of tru k for 1984. Breen Cotton, M ...... S O 1 0 0 1 owner E. slspenship stepped around McKtoney (Drinkwater).. 8 7 7 mound, for the C r u u until forced smacked a neat double to left field and all woman, take it safe w u one of thru very efficient u - Kearns, c f ...... 3 1 2 1 0 0 tbe beautiful Sturbridge track In Larita Frisco cb. m., by Tbe to retire in tbe fourth, due to a in the fifth but failed to score. and u u a short brassie drive and Biatant managera who worked A. Brimley, If ..2 1 0 0 0 0 2:06 to win the second h u t of tbe Senator (Safford) ...... 6 4 9 son^ arm, being rcUevU by Judd. The W u t Side Ramblers, a new­ HERALD BIEET8 ACES then e lu r tho lake with their sec­ througb tbe 1988 season, the other Hand, p ...... 2 0 1 0 6 0 .18 pace. She took tbe first h u t so Deureux,- br. G., by Arton Vehnart; lead-off m u of the ly organized team, will furnish the ond ebots. Kertu and I played it two being Harry Howroyd and Jolley, M ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 her fast second h u t gave her the Guy (Girouard) ...... 7 6 8 Cranes, socked the ball into left opposition for the Sub-Alpinu The Herald Nbwsboys and the tble way. But the Babe had differ­ Vincent Lennon. Manager of t a u - Ford, If ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 race. ^ Rou Marie Abbe, tbe favor­ flsld*fbr a home run. The E aglu Baldwin A c u wW meet tonight at Jamalpa, b. f., by Mr. Mo- Thursday night at M t Nebo. ent idau. /TU clear that lake if it’b ball will be chosen at another F. Brimley, rf .. 2 0 0 2 0 ite w u the third b u t. Bhryn (Pitmu) ...... 8 6 8 u d Hawke will play tonight, at 6 Sob-Alpine the Mt. Nebo grounds at 6 o’clock. the last thing I do,” she eaid. And muting of tbe council this week. There w u um e good racing on oitiotk, at the Charter Oak Baldwins have been bitting a fast Time; 2109. 2:12. 2:11%. AB R HPO A E demed if she didn’t She wound up, Totals ...... 29 4 9 21 6 1 yuterday’s four race card u d it flxli.Gtau Pace—Puru, ft«000 grounds, wuther permitting. Ik e R. Fraur, rf ...,5 0 2 2 0 1 pace lately and really rate u a bet­ et fly and the ball elured tba haz­ Score by innings: will be reputed this afternoon. |n E aglu and Cranu win play Friday ter turn than the NewsiSa. The 'M iu Vrio, b. m., by Gall- Sturgeon, p ...... 4 1 2 0 2 0 ard with feat to apara. It w u a Jaffe’e G em s...... 108 100 1—6 tha .24 trot Evaiu H uover the . worth (Eepensbip) ...... 1 1 8 on tbe West Side g r o u ^ at the B o g ^ , c ...... 4 1 0 4 0 0 Herald, however, with pitching 276-yard drive, and aba w u down in WEST SIDES TO P U Y Roc ...... Oil UO 0—4 favorito didn't aaam to be in fohu, same hour. The score: talent that includu McCurry, R o u Marie Abbe, o. m., by Farr, lb ...... 5 2 4 6 1 0 a niCApu. And I asked for a Two base hits: Kearns,. Hand: F lu t MoKlyo, owned by H. Carter , Ahbsdate (Rodm u) ...... 6 6 1 R. H. E. Johnson, u ...... 8 3 1 0 1 0 Sebuetz, lAahlnake and M oser with friendly Uttle garnet three bau hits, Tierney 2; bau on of Holyoke, Mau., u d changed over Vince doing the raeelvtng will un­ ALL-ROCKVniE NINE Calumet Celling, b. g„ by Cranu ...... 6 T 6 Sullivan, c f ...... 5 3 8 2 0 0 balls off. H u d 2. Sobnell 4, Fal­ from a pacer to a trotter last year, Peter the Brewer (Luey) .8 3 2 PeUcau ...... 4 8. 8 Lovett, 8b ...... f 2 0 0 2 0 doubtedly make Beldwiaa play a The World W u added 6000 new koekl 0; bit by pitcher, Brimley by t a k ^ the lari two heats after being real brand of ball to win. Afat D. b. g., Joe Wilson (V. O’Leary, 2b ...... 4 2 2 4 3 0 words to the BngUah language. Tbe W u t Sidu win journey to SebneU, 8. Gustafson by H u d ; diequailfled In tbe first for pacing. Flemlnif) ...... '3 4 7 H. Fraser, If ....6 0 4 8 0 0 Rockville tomorrow night to *play ■truck out by, H u d 11, SchneU 8, In tba J6 p au Jim Portooue' Aprfi Jybotv b. g., by Symbol Yesterday’s Stars Sullivan, rf ...1 0 0 0 0 0 tte AU-Rodcville team at the Henry Falkoskl 2; umpiru, Olds end horu Brave A r iu had to be e u - 8. Forrest (Gkwdbart).. 4 8 6 strut hall grounds. The Turn win Altken. tent with second, third and fourth CtodP M, Jr., cb. m., tor Na- 42 14 18 21 *9 1 Screen Stars' Move In On Sp6rts} have, the west Side R u at 6:46 u ttone, Mlhe CiMBmlafiK drivu POMCB D h^t (Bull) ..... 8 6 4 Athlstfes. H riiy Qoodhart, taring three By ABiOOIATBD:mB8B tbs game atarte at 6:16 sharp. Sun­ C u r Mphal. b. r ky O u r Joe Medvtek, ' .AB R H P O A B day the Webt Sidu travM to New r nrsu uariing to the wire in pr«q-Fetor (Mabrey) ...... 7 7 8 BMscb, ef ...... 4 0 1 2 1 0 Lloyd’s Bowlers Win Coast Title and biTmti* to same Britain to crou bats with tbe Last Night’s Fights tteally evenr h eft Prier Ingomar 8 M H , 3:06, 3:06%. Dodguf. - Bdgar, M ...... 4 0 1 1 1 1 strong West Bnda. drivu by Obariey lldhrey nowed T ^ o rd , lb ...... 8 1 1 6 0 1 g o ^ form in tarog seoeiid porittu Jimtoie Foxx. A Mika Cummlnge, b. g., by The trait pltoktag^br totpla SchlsMgs, If „ ....4 0 1 5 Ov 0 HoUywood, June 21.— (A F )—Zt’K > T h e M a n Brothera tuMra vaiinpad BABY BOBN TO GOLF (oiLllIP Clevelaad—Patsy Psrronl, ClerKs- to tbs lari two futs^ Ingomu w u Louret Ban (Goouart) .. 1 1 1 EagSB, 2b ...... 2 0 0 1 1 1 gittifig to be u bard to k e ^ tba into flatteuffir with tfea nwmsinMl laad, otftpoiatod Johnny Rtoko, the winner to tbtovau at Chatham; PetU tofomar, blk.'b., by . P b i l ^ 8b ...... 8 0 1 2 0 8 motion piotura stars out ^ tba June 2 1 .-(A F )~ Ctovelaadi 10. ‘ In tbe fourth r f u for colts Hanover PetuVoto (Mabrey) .... 8 8 8 toslihltotowtai-l. 'Brock, rf ...... 2 1.1 0 0 0 JOiMI to pOfCBUI tfeO WUf R. Vare, Jr.,a 80th M r t h d iv w ^ th« • r P tofh et S u b - A ^ ...... 080 800 8—14 W HESTliNG AtlilctlCS.f..*...... 002 100 0— 8 SillliTto; ttn e k emit, by Btim iiea 2, by .Burkhcrdl 4; bicc cB b M | , .cis StmqgsoB 4, off K, '-' '■ ■'■' ■ --i- ■•, ■■-■^ V,. ' i, ‘ -s

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Jumbo tires, end FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat, Interior of the smotmt of deposit represent­ wheels. Terms, Trades. Cole newly refln!ihed,> reasooable rent The Mstty-Go-Bomid ed by said book, or for the issuance Motors, 91 Center street 6468. Apply 77 Benton street Dlgl 6007. Have you ever tried to figure Washliifton— wasn’t until the of a duplicate book therefor. out who le the heavyweight wres- end was In eight and membera of Wall Strict FOR SALE—1981 DEVAUX coupe; FOK KENT—TWO 4 Motn tene­ tung ohainplon? the Houae had opportunity to pauee rumble seat bargain |250; also ments St 11 Plano Placs. Inquire LOST—MAN’S P(K!KETBOOK in­ Materiale neeeeeary are: An up- for breath, while the Senate w m cluding Ucense, registration and 1928 Essex Fourdoor sedan, excel­ on premlsss. tied in a knot over payment to vet­ lent Telephone Manchester 4480. to-date vMume o f logarithme, five sum of money. Reward if retiumed FOH KBN'l’—'THKEB, ttvs end Ms quire of ecfateb paper, a groes of erans, that they were able to reallM Briefs to Hector Maedopald, in care of Just what a pace President Roose­ 1982 FORD 8 TWODOOR sedan; room tsnomsnts, with sU modem psndle, a, wig to replace hair Glenney'e Store, Main street. improvsfflsots. Iiigulrs sr 147 Bast pulled out by the roote, end a nice, velt put them through in the special New York, June 21.—T^o .; "IreBr; 1981 Chevrolet roadster; 1980 eeealon. LOST—FRIDAY, BLACK kid glove, Chevrolet coach; 1980 Dodge sport Center itrsst or tstspbons 7864. quiet padded cell In which to re- Age” composite- price to.Vboatty poee the remeinder of your daye. It was apparent to most Wash­ melting steel -acr^p has advaneait with wide cape. Finder please re­ coupe; 1928 Nash coupe. RUey FOR RENT—A PLEASANT tene- turn to Herald Office. Chevrolet, Armory Garage, 60 Juet to give you eo lUuetratloii— ington observers shortly after the fronk|9.92 to 89J6 a grosg t ^ Welle street Telephone 6874. ment of four rooms, all modem im­ Jim Brownliig qnd Don George spedal session w m convened that The ^ iroD and finished steel com* provements, bath, reasonable rent were recently on the Pacific coaet the President intended using the posItM are unchanged at 815.01 a- ANNOUNCEMENTS 2 1929 WHIPPET SEDAN; 1929 76 Welle street bowling for the title. Jim claimed House of Representatives m ihert tun and 1A92 cents a po^d, . re­ ’ Whippet coach; 1981 Ford coupe; the honor! beeauee of hie victory djfiiamo to furnish the power |or spective. FOR RENT—THREE ROOM fur­ over Strangler Lewis early in the YOUNG MAN WOULD Uke to ar­ 1981 Chrysler 6 sedan. Terms— pusMng through his emergency nished apartment, 109 Foster year. PreYlouily, Lewie ha ' de­ l^dsiative program. 'The V^ted States Treasury ban range for transportation to and ’Trades. Brown’s Garage, Comer street—Grubs. Cooper and West Center street feated Jack Sbenry and Ray Steele The set-up in the House w m Ideal infomied depositary. institutlaqa from Pratt A Whitney Aircraft. in an ellnMnation tournament for that they wlD no longer have to Call 7576. Tel^bone 8806. THE EASY WAY TO FIND e rent for his plans. The Democratic ma- singles, flats, tenements, all oec- the title when Londoa refueed to Jorl^ was overwhelming. The rules pay-interest on deposits establitiied 1980 CHEVROLET 1-2 TON truck, 'tiooa. No ebarge to you. Everett piece hie crown in Jeopardy. of u e bodty were strict, and, once by subscrlptiona to govemment se­ •uitable for milk dealer. Inquire McKinney, 829 Mein. Die. 8608- Ctoorge preeented hie argumenta invoked, capable of being applied curity issues. The Treasury. ttuo Fairfield Grocery, 884 Hartford Rd. 5280. by gohv ’way back to that old ruthlessly. brings its reqniriments into Uno boneat fellow, Ctoorge Hacken- Not so with the Senate. ’There de­ with the GletoSteagaU baiddng Waat Ad lafsffBMtleu schmidt, the firet champ. He bfll vidilch prohibits Federal Re­ MOVING—TRUCKING- pointed out that Frank Gotch beat liberation on l^dslation is a cher­ serve member banks from paying BUSINESS LOCATIONS ished prerogative. Every President Manchester STORAGE .20 Hackenechmidt In 1908, and In turn interest on demand deposits. FOR RENT 04 loot the titiw to Chuck Cutler In finds that out sooner or later. Roose­ .Evening Herald 1918. Cutler held the honora tmtil velt knew it in advance. TO KENT—OFFICES AT 865 Mein 1915, when he loet to Joe Stecher, Rapid-Fire BEFORE MOVING caU ^20 for street (Orford Bldg.) Apply Ed­ So the presidential guns were CLASSIFIED better rates. who was finally dmbbed by Ed A m ngiiTf flEMENTS ward J. Holl. TeL 4642 and 8025. Lewie in 1928. trained on the House, literally a THEATERS dlLVEH LANK tiUtf UNB offer UM Tbs 80-year frioidshlp of Marie Dressier (left; and May Robson barrage of legislative proposals w m Cesst sis sversae aeeomoKMieUoD of tbelr targe ue> And So On (ri|^), that runs back to their early stage days, is being continued in laid down. At times they came so BOXY, NEW YORK iBltlslx ssmfcers ssS sbbrevlstless Luxe oue foi lodge, party team HOUSES FOR RENT 65 Then, George continues, Sonnen- Hollywood, where they are woridng for the same studio. fast that it left the Congressmen be­ eseta ceunt m s ot word* s* two werdfc msliiiiiiil ee*t i* . tript at epeelal rates. Pbous 8068. berg came along and copped the <«>—■ wildered. “Emergency Call” f o r RENT-^SINOLB HOUSE, Six prlc* ot three Us**. ...--i,-* 8880. 8864. title by defeating Lewis in 1929. Hollywood—, One of Hollywood’s know they can’t get along without Take the month of March, for ex­ Four noted screen stars, BID Boyd, Una rsta* par dsv lor trsnrtest rooms, and garage. 186 Meinatreet w m George then won the title hinuelf oldest mutual admiration societies us," she adds, eyes twinkling slyly. ample. The session convened Wynne Gibson, William Gargan and u x ;a l a n d l o n g uitrrANCA Telephone 4078. on March 9. Here’s the rapidity with **** MMtfT* M«r«fi M, by defeating Sonnenberg in 1930, is-composed of Mane Dressier and Marie was in costume, the rough C^orge E. Stone, heao the cast of CMh Ch«rc« moving, geoerfii trucking, UF«ry and lost it when Lewis defeated May Robeon. sea-faring outfit of "Tugboat .An­ which the presidential guns rained "Emergency Call” tho latest RKO-' # ConMCtttiv* Day* ..I 1 ct*| * «*■ •orvleg. Our iffllUitJoB with Uoitoo FOK RENTS IN ALL PARTS of him the following /ear. Finally, - Marie says nice things about May, nie.’’ May, at another studio, was in messages "on the hlU” : Radio pibture which Is the featuio S ConaactttlT* Oaya ..I *, eta 11 Vans Honffeo meko* lowei rata* on Manchester, singles, flats, epart- Henri de Gane defeated Lewis, and May—"Muzzle May" to hun­ On the opening day came the the new screen j»ogram- at the 1 Day ...... 1 11 «t#| II eta mente, tenements, without ehayge' costume too. By coincidence she’s All oadara lor Irrasular ioBartiona furniture moving to distant potota 'and George defeated de Glane to dreds of stage folks who have known emergency banking bill (This meas­ Roxy. Theater, 7th Ave. and 50th t ■ you. Dial 8601. John F. Sh4nxion,' "Apple Annie,’’ star of "Madame La will ba obarcad at tba ona tlm* «’*tA Largo modom truckfe. ozponooooo again win the crowu. her during her nearly 50 years of ure w m passed by both Houses and street This film, a driamatic expose Spaelal rataa for Ion* tarm ararjr 79 Russell street Gimp.’’ Neither May nor Marie has day advartlalns glrn apoa raqoMt men. prompt sorvlco, all godos m* But tbere’a a couple of other fel- troupiing—rsays it would take days signed by the President before the of the methods itod by racketeers to surod while in transit art featuree any thought of'quitting, work. day WM 6ver.) Ada orderad for thro# or alx toy* TO KENT—FIVE AND SIX room lowni who enter the picture—Jim to say ^1 the nice things she thinks It was Marie who persuaded May their attempt at corrupting hospital tod atoppad bafora tha third or fifth offered et do estrs expenee to foa .Londos and Joe Savoldi. about Marie. On the next day, March 10, the officials, was directed by Edward day will ba charcad only for th* ac­ houses, single and djuble, also mod­ to sign with M-G-M. May was 'hesi­ Daily trips to New Fork, oaggage em apartments. Apply Edward J. Savoldi, you know, beat Londos Just 30 years they’ve been close economy measure, cAlhng for dras­ Cahn from the screen play by Joha tual nombor of tlmaa th* ad •PP*»*’* delivered direct to eteamanip piera. tating, but Marie said', "(3o ahead. ad, eharrlnc at th* rat* aarnad. but HoU. Tek4642 and 8025. In that one-fall match in Chicago friends. The stage treated May per­ May; don’t be a fod!’’ May tells tic reductions in governmental ex­ B: CSymer and Joseph L. Manwl^ no allowanca or rafunda can ^ >p*S* For further informattoo call SUMS a short time ago. He claimed the haps more kindly than it did Marie. penditures, landed in the' lap o f the wlcz. on aiz tin* ada atoppod after th* 8860. 8864 Perrett A Glenney Ina title after that somewhat uncer­ that. She tells also, .when an execu­ House. fifth day. In May’s 50 yearn she has never tive comes up to compliment her on •The Roxy’s new stage show is No "till forbid*"} ulaplay Una* not tain win even though Londos been idle.a season. There were times ’Then a week-end intervened, but headed by the first appearance on 13UMMER HOMES denied he was defeated, and stated her work, what Marie said to her. three days later, on the m omi^ of when Marie thought she was done Marie said: “May, if you don’t make Broadway o f the pqnular radip ”*’Th* Herald will not ba raaponaibl* COURSES AND CLASSES 27 FOR RENT 67 that he couldn’t lose bis crown be­ for—"washed up’’, as . Hollywood Bfarch 14, came that most surpris­ troupe from Station WINS, .Cowboy .for mor* than on* Incorraot Inaertloa cause the match wasn’t one of a hit in th a t. piart, Fm goinjg to of any advartlaamant ordarad for FOR RENT—AT POINT O’ Woods puts i t brain you 'and hang you. That’s ing of all measures, the beer MIL Tom’s Roxmdup. .^pearlng with mora than on* tlna. KihlAUTY CULTUKE—Earn while those two-out-of-three affairs. Boxom Marie’s conquest of the AD In Twenty Days Cowboy Tdm is Chl% Shunatona, x Th* Inadvartant omlaalon of Ineor- learning. Detalle free. Hartford Beach, Conn., a six room cottage, So that match left two more what Fm going to do!’’ . . - \ ract publication of adrartlalnjr will ^ the week, month or season. In­ vogue has made history, and the The echo of the President’s de­ genuine trltod chieftain of, the Pav/- Academy ot Hairdreeelng 693 Main blalmants to the title. "I’ll tell Marie whpt . you said,” mand for beer hardly bad eqbsided ractlflad only by canoallatlon of th* quire Mrs. Gertrude Quisb, 86 Ben­ talkies has made history, and the says May happily to the executive. nee-Otoe group of Oklahoma In­ chare* mad* for th* aarvle* .‘andarad. sL-eet. Hartford. vogue she set for screen character before tfie far-reaching farm bUl dians. Spedal arrangements have All advartlaamanta mnat conform ton street Telephone 4308. Where Are Yon Now? Marie And the Rules In atyla. copy and typography with actors has made May’s path to tri­ reached the House on March 16. been made whereby the 65,000mem­ Then after that rather shady af­ Of an evening Marie and May of­ He waited five days until March regulation* enforced by th* publlah- ARTICLES FOR SALE 4ft FOR RENT—COTTAGE at Colum­ umph perhaps a little easier. ten play . cards together. Double bers of Cowboy Tom’s Roimdup Qub., era and they reaerr* tba right to bia Lake for,m onth of July. Call fair, Joe took on Jim Browning in 21 before sending up a message rec- may meet this radio group direetty adlt, 'reyla* or rajact any copy con- ’S(dd’ On Movies « . solitaire, rummy—and Marie’s try- FOR SALE—HAYWOOD Wakefield 6294, ‘ ' a supposed titular v hi New ommending the creation of themvU-- ‘hftei^eliriQ^petfffttoance each day< siderad obJaotlonablA York, -After grimacing and g w V ."Isn’t it wonderful?’’ beams Ma­ ir-Prevlou8 arrangements each roll. ROBERT BL REID it SON, Ancthmeers Card of Thanka - . 201 Main Street, Manchester, Conn. • Phone 8198 NEED A FEW DOLLARS? Highest mojiet, some files and a chisel, the preveut -Alfred E. Smith from ac­ In Memorlbrn 1 dentist does the Job for a few cents Winners of the three enlarge­ Lost and Found ...... 1 prices now on all kinds of junk, cepting hoiqfitality of Massachusetts SENDER c a u g h t Announcements I paper, rags. Wm. Ostrinsky. Phone per troth. ments, this week, in the Amateur Personals ...... I Democrats during his visit Thursday Automobiles 5879. to receive a d^ree Harvard. Photo Contest at Kemp’s, Inc., are Watertown, N. Y., June 21. — Automobiles for Sale ...... 4 Very likely, that Kansas baby Stafford Springs, Conn.—Agnes as follows: 1st prize, Fred Lewie, (AP)—A youth whom the 'police Automobiles for Ezchang* I WANTED—USED KITCHEN beat-; 109 Birch street; 2nd prize, Robert Auto Accessories—Tires . < ...... I that swallowed 35 cents and R. Ralpin, 89, of Concord, N. H., dies called - mentally deflciefat' w m under er, suitable for oil burner. Cali coughed up a dime the other day McCormick, 130 Pine street; 3rd arr^'today accused of tr^ g to TH Auto Repairing—Painting...... 7 4267. from i^uries received in automobile Auto Schools ...... 7-A was a bankers child that had accident Sunday. prize, Mrs. Sweet, 517 Hartford send a crudely made x>mb 'to Presi­ Autos—Ship by Truck ...... • teamen to operate on a restricted Road. The photos are being dis­ dent Roosevelt last' February. Autos—For Hire ...... I basis from his dad. played ip the windows at Kemp’s The authorities-said-the :piisoner, Garages—Service—Storage ...... 10 BOOMS WITHOUT BOARD 5i) Stem ; Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 TURNER ENTERS RACE store, to^ y .. Joseph'Doldo,-20, admitted the at­ (aeopc^acAa Wanted Autos—Motorcycles v ... 12 The contest up to the present week tempt and declared he did-it "Just HALCOCi s a Basiuess and Professional Services FURNISHED ROOMS for rent ik Business Services Offered ...... 18 Selwltz Building, 83.00 per week LIST YOUR BENTS AND BEAL Los Angeles, June 21.— (AP) — has created great interest In picture for fun." - He ' also acknowledjged Household Services Offered .....1 8 -A and up; also 2 and 8 room a p ^ - ESTATE, Singles, 2-Famlly Houses, Defending the east-west trans-con­ taking, and each-week sees more: en­ sending -several other packages' and Building—Contracting ...... 14 ments. Inquire Selwltz Shoe Shop. and Farms, TODAY! Have a Num­ tinental speed record, Col. Roscoe tries than the previous week. Pic­ threatmlng'letters to the President. Florists—Nurseries ...... 18 Tunier of HoUsrwood, American Arrested; last night, be w m held Funeral Directors ...... 16 ber of Prospects. ture lovers are . invited to bring In Heating—Plumbing—Roofing 17 GEORGE L. GBAZIADIO Harmon tn^hy winner of the-air in their rpUs of film for developing and on an open’ charge: Insurance ...... 18 APARTMEN'l'S—FLATS— Beal Estate Agency 1982, was officially entered In the Mllllnsry-Dressmaking ...... 19 National air races today. Movlng--^rucking—Storage . . . 20 TENEMENTS 63 Anotloneer Paintings—Papering ...... e 21 264 North Bfaln Street Phone 5278 Turner who holds the New Tork- Professional Services ...... 22 FOR RENT—8 ROOM flat, upstairs, Manchester Los Angeles mark' of 12 hours, 83 • ' • Repairing ...... 28 at 79 Chestnut street Apply 77 minutes, was entered In the races to Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning . . . 24 be held here July 1, 2, S, and 4, by IS i n Toilet Goods and Service ...... 25 Chestnut street. Phone 7178. T w o Wanted—Business Sorvic*...... 26 Thomas Hynson, wealthy Pasadena Edueatlonal 3 OR 2 ROOM SUITS in new John­ publisher and World War flier. Courses and Classes ...... 17 The trans-continental dash carries Private Instruction ...... 28 son Block, facing Mam street, very Dancing ...... 18-A desirable, modem improvements. prizes of 110,000. Musical—Dramatic ...... 29 Phone 3726 or Janitor 7635. Wanted—Instruction ...... 80 PInauelal Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages ...... 81 FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, 28 Business Opportunities ...... 22 Foley street, aU Improvements, Money to Loan ...... 18 steam heat, off West Cmter street Help and SItuatloaa Help Wanted—Female ...... 85 Telephone 4889. FOR SALE Help Wanted—Male ...... 86 Help Wanted—Male or Female .. 87 FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT and 250-ACRE FARM Agents Wanted ...... 37-A garage, 20 Summer s m e t 4 room 1,500 peach trees, 5,000 Situations Wanted—Female...... 88 flat and. garage, 47 School street Situations Wanted—Mai* ...... 89 grapevines, 7-room house, Employment Agencies...... 40 James J. Rohw. Tel. 7433. lUiaMr. Lire Stock—Pets—Poultry—Tddelea tie-ups for 18 cows. Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... 41 FOR RENT—6 PXX)M HOUSE Llv> Stock—Vehicles ...... 42 (semi-detached), 62 Laurel street PRICE .... Poultry and Supplies ...... 41 (BEAD THE STQBY, THEN COLOR THE PICTUBB) Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 Inquire 60 Laurd street Dial 4030. $4,000 Cash. $8,500 For Sale—MlseeUaucous The happy Imp cooked ' eggs and now 1 thtok .ru..take. a nap.^. Articles for Sale...... 4i FOR RENT'—TWO. THREE and galore and then said, "H you He flopped upon Jiis cot Boats and Aooessories ...... 46 fonr room furnished or unfuratshed 50-ACRE FARM Building Materials ...... 47 want some more, FU put them bn "You Tlaies fo Just what you Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 41 apartments. Manchester Construe-- 8-ro(Mn honi^ ' electric to fry. (Jome on, let’s sit rl|^t like. Stay here, or go ont torn Electrical Appliances—Radio . . . 49 tion Co. TeL 4181 or 4859. lights, bath, rmiiUng water, down to eat hike. Try staytng. to .tito shade, Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A "FVb boiled ^tatbea. You cim though, tonesthe '.aiih;,' )h Garden — Farm—Dairy Prodnots 60 DELMONT STREET near Main, 6 milk room, giirage, bam with Household Good* ...... II It seeing that some big money stuff until you all have had hot.’’ J. Machinery and Tools...... U rooms, all improvements, newly re- ' changers tie-ups for 15 cows, brooder enough. Save room, thoufl^ for a Musical Instruments...... M finished. Call at bouse, or dial 4618. And income tax payments 00(9 , hencoop, peach Blech of cake with friMting that •Tm g(^ to'alto^. _ Office and Stora Equlpmaat . . . . 14 awhUb,” laid cuttle ^otty. with . Specials at th* Stora*...... 16 FOR RENT—4 ROOM flat, first are------(1 ). orchard, strawberry,beds. u tw eet” Wearing Apparel-Fur* ...... If Then Duncy, tickled as could aafle. "T to d lid to piKMt be'watT ^Fante^^^^o Buy ...... 66 floor, newly renovated, nice neigh­ Bui if new laws are—— (2 ), ed. • W ito' OfiM'* h e% 2 n gH borhood. Cbas. J. Strldiland, 168 PfUCE .... he^ said, "Give me.cake! No egge They raiQr all be (3) $1,000 CSsh. for me. I have a gmat Mg sweet dffHi* ^ ^ ^ Ihaln. Phone 7874. * $6,500 tooth and of. oeto-ru'eatmy fin:” ' Room* Without Board ...... 16 By numerous govemment Boardor* ^Fautod ...... 6 9 —A "Oh, no!” tto top repitot kai#. we’ll; Country Board—Roaerts...... 60 FOB RENT—MODERN 5. room flat — (4 ). 4«ACBUS IN TOVm Hotel*—Raatauraat* ...... 61 upstairs, 85 Walnut street Tele­ ‘Bitot’s wrong. Sweet things will 4hey beloag.r Wanted—Roomh—Hoard ...... 69 phone 8514. TRECLEWSl C o l o ^ house, two yean BSimmake you etrdilg. In toot hand,”" sald'0i^^1*:;'.?Ti-- (1 ) Unknoiva to saeb other. if'fliat is all jtohieat you’re Iike< teal'fun.’’-- Apartmoata, Flats, T*Mm«ats .< 66 .old; 2 . ^ garage; chicken Bnala*** Xiooution* for fiaoi . . . 64 FOR RENT—TWCI-4 lipOM tsne- (8 ) Baketed., 'tyto be fll.”* ; . Hons** Jor B*nt ...... 66 mmits, with njodam tn^pixivements, ( I ) Annoyed.V ■ 11. . fia ^ frpl.t trees, etc- ;tooBd'‘ Suburban for Boat 66 , 81 Rl^wood stiesi Inqaim 148 *' tfl-P^ls.-,^.; -;r ^Tfho Imp,” wfie Summer Homo* for Xont W: _ • Not one „ Wanted to Brat 68 BisseO street, teleptiaoe, 498u. cxmBBOT sourvftm . p h b > ^ ^ . $ 5 , 0 0 0 « b to cd. cake uatib f^R JU SN T t^ ROOM iipartment. ’ .V io im 13MBiRilCK Other things. Jqflt; L dpstglix, an']if04fiir; Iflipfciveinents. Cdagrsas ' flaardd fkaf.Bres^dipt. ekaiiim ^ aiid.^J^ • satbl^ And then the i newly, deodnlid; teasonable,, U3. > JSek’ Slierkir. heevyw^t- Seed U6MW '' 2; .Spfroce stfefit 'TUeiibOM 7571., heavywilglK a9M:tttte koMeL Ike: eam* w tbnir •titfet/ATUttletfertogiaer t o eltQItty touhd t w .leg^qiiizteriH-OKeaqHtmw ^ , [had ebojked': tfor-lMla Hw.v.C'.4'*«'.ea>' Tf 8B0ONO fTbOOR^FtVB; llgfit Ito sprang gomathfhg. fuilW. ..an ■(ptchajiga for »l pleMkgt wygiA. a ^ j g u g d rtiades *iUW»y _ If; MANOHHOTBR EVENING HBRAI®, MANCHESTfflRrtWNN,, WEDNETOAt, 3HDNE ti; /

Toonerville Folks ^srFontaiiiieFox . O im BOARDING EtOlJSE SENSE and NOI^ENSE As A HITCH-HIKER) THE POWERFUL KATRINKA SBLOOH IV\IL$ TO \ ' AltRACtr THE PRIVER/s:^HS^^ 'A ^ i^ ‘iff IS V O I^ GeMoff Bard^Btriled ► Mrs. NewwedOh,, Clarence, MA)I0R -T T t2 l ^ OP Swing a trusty swatter with baby has swallowed a'button!, < T3lA^ O F W Mr. Nbwwed — That’s all 'Hgbt, c A most unholy g l ^ dear. Let him swallow , a batton* v e ^ ~ a n ' y o u r l o n g e s t itching thus another fly hole right away. FOR LOMRNG Into eternity. * I 'A fte r a visit to the bathing CAN E N JO Y SIK A^ORE HOURS •X like to get the Adam fly, beaches this 3^ear, one can readily OP LOAFING AHDC MORE HCX3RS FOR*PUTT\NG {There’s music i~ the parlor, is able to take a calling down with­ - There’s music in the den, out giving any back talki OFP UNTIL TOMORROW There’s music in the bedroom Applicant — Tm your man. I’ve ANYTHING THAT'D ’ Where I would sleep, and when been married flve years. I toss in fevered frenzy , -REOUIRE P H V S I^ U And try my eyes to close. HERE IT IS IF rr HELPS ANY:' EFFORT F There’s music aU around the place “The cbigger is tee yoi g stage of From my neighbors’ radios. a small red mite or spider-like crea­ ture.” — and this is just the begin­ About The Biggest Mistake A ning of his annual festival season. Man Can Make At This Season Of The Year, Is To Have More Lawn Mother—^What are you hanging And Garden Than His W ife Can aroimd tee drug store for? Xiook After. Father— want to see how the druggist wraps up a bowl of gold­ Travelling Man—I ’ll be very busy fish. pD trip. His Wife—^Tes, I know. I have 40 QUESTIONS: pr 50 love letters you wrote me Boy Friend—^Tve a friend I ’d like iwhen wa were engaged. Take them you ^rls to meet. along, mall me one every day. Athletic Girl—What can he do? Chorus—^How much has he? Young Bride (Io(ddng for advice) Literary Girl—What does he G) —What erienced Housewife — Oh, Religious Girl—^What church does anything I haven’t got in the he belong to? h n |»ntry. lOOPLE BAV As We Gaze A t Congress We Sadly Realize That Lame Ducks Aren’t Flapper m.«.i»»T.ofr.Fanny Say& The Only Quacks There. (e/Mrtii^ na.mt) As we ponder over Sherman’s S( ()RCHY SMITH liOose! By John CL Terry definition of war, we are conscious r o f increasing regret that a man so i r i ’ WISH 1 KNEW GEOGRAPHY 'NALDV is a clever VILLAIN ALL RIGHT] -B U T I SAW enough TO CONVINCE ME TWIS "1 gifted neglected to define war BETTER BUT T/A SURE - 1AAA6IHE RE/AOVING the COMPASS UTTLE ISUNO IS QUITE A DISTANCE NORTH OF taxes. STRING OF ISLANDS WA: ANDDIREaiNS MY PILOTING BY CUBA----- AND AMONG THE FLORIDA KB/S - POINTING, A LOT OP OTHERS. A boy wdio leads a dog’s life can I SAW THE SHINS OF IF 1 COULD JUST GET blame it cm a bad case of puppy TRAIN RATLs from A Good lo o k around love. ONE TO ANOTMER./ AND AT t h e s t a r s i Bousewife — I don’t want any ped­ dlers or agents annoying me by ringing my front door bell. Peddler — That’s exactly why, madam, you should buy one of these *T7o Peddlers — No .Rents’’ signs. Gayful Gladys muses: “Boys are It t t like taxi-cabs. A ll a girl has CO do it whistle and there’ll be a dozen of them after her.” The Statement That A Fool And viwi».A.r. Bis Mcmey Are Soon Parted Doesn’t Apply These Days. They Don’t Even WASHINGTON TUBBS H By Crane OUT OUR W AY Get Together, Let Alone Part. By Williams WOU VYOULO ! G6AOV IS SCARED OUT OF HIS WITS. AND NO /^IMELL-SPBAKOPl H A 'W N-NO, , THAT ' t G r^ — Georgia puts a lot of e —c WONOERl HE WAS THE SOLE WITNESS TO SIC. I IflOMB A TRuCh< AlMT MO money in her clothes. CAPTAIN FOLLY'S TRAGIC BATTLE WITH THE MATE. HAVEN'T 1 THOUGHT LOADED VY\TH Mildred — Maybe, but she cer­ TAKEN my twatt LITTLC 'TPoCW', a m ' o t CH\CWOl AN'MARK MY. klHTHINiac/souNC^ sisl WORD, YE BUIv FACED b r a t , I'M A’ WATCHIN' YE f MV heart DfYE HEAR? |'M A'WATCHIN'YE. FRECKLES A N D HIS FRIEN DS By Blosser jV . fc,— ^ 'n ' hope to DIE. ‘ l‘M AS DEAF AS A DOORKNOB. THIS i& A& GOOD ly jiw M s A PLACE AS AMY— THEM5ELVE.^> ‘ t W f WOOLDNT IT BE A ' t h r il l , IF IN &OME. IT WOULD COME BU5HE5 AL0N6 HESlLl j m i BESIDE. THE L. iWEED-COVECED i «■ LOOP’LINE, < FRECKLES / iKt* AND RED V -- ■ KING J AWAIT ,y>i v 2 2 2 .IL i.weau.a>»T.ofr. PlCKiMS: cd?«ni.UAHS DEVELOPM^S iunnBaiJ t.e SALESMAN SAM Sam’s Misunderstood! By Smatt I'UL. <50 OVeR. HCRC. % 0 HOMGAY, «C h7 oOELL, 3 e&T)THftNKSl TUFT’LL v m o o p s l C"tU ffrfe *tu’ topH \T g o e s — 0 e P R i» iD a a H’ :g -vT ouTftioe. OP Tuvs POOD, W0UMG/<:wt^^\e TU’ pep TO AMO E A T -----1 KMOCKS S6R' COOKIM' \ PeLLAR.1 ^ HIKG y v \ . To WAR!© HOM6.1 SO DO 1..... AND |606H.' VOU HEV/ HEAR THAT? Ab LONG AS WEVb DONT THINK I'M COIN6 TO HOP COMETMS FAR.w ElL WELL HAVE OUT ON THE TRACK CAMP HERE AN' £££ TO VSAIT ALL AM* TAKE A LOOK THE PHANTOM NI6HT.00 I I ^(44^^ * #«' LOCOMCmVE....IF rr TAKES ALL CA\<50EHI \'PS im a m a m p d i. M16HT/ «/// X tt/C. » •

Mv a itmm eMeaiwdnwt wa.aawir.flw. GAS BUGGIES Preparedness By Prank Beck /M V 9TAREI! t A M ! BRL UfBO ftTANOlNB OUT^ ID UVB 14 MEMPHIS CAN’T SEE A I I CAN,TDO-' HERB BABBR4B > AMD IP TBILSIS MBi “^OOO-MIUlS WHEN V/S HJMB A W lePT C U T T iMtOUSli THING, BUT I • j SOUNDS UKE A. f a in t A IONS TR»TD ' TOVN TM 4^ MISS CAN FffiAR £ THE RHYTHM PURRING a r r r e a d y p o r *. Mi. THE tEPPPieu A HUM OF WHEELS.' HOW a b o u t SI CASE M ia o j GET BACK, IS BARELY M s M AMD T H A T MKf. A M Y ARE IN ”5nK?ff AUDIBLE A B ED LA M / ' T ^ TO THE OP CONPUftlON A * T H E Y tEARS OF PRBPAAB PQR T H B IK FRECKLES . LONG TRIP AND RED... ACftORB* COUKm v TD Q a n it VISIT BE THE A M Y i» ^RiLATTONt^ PHANTOM ■V*'.V-. r>-*t •J v'-i ' 9-- m <7.- •^*r- . i k h pr.; uHjpUM Bo|aua.w|ip fs v 3 » A/, , j Oook. tiilffM that he Mb ‘ iva^a:>Bu^ nMEHiniST! .V 5 aad'tkatTt' mlMLMIK hsysaid. ' • m yORPESSEBT—WoongEMli Ifknhatk Ho (or itw i^ F i« d .]f.ip o o k ,'O f‘-i88 OathartpA AttetBsy.'dqai^ X. Frledapa of Th* Tounf PwpU*s Ltfioo of tbo If yoo protor), or StrAwtegiy Shsrtraka. X|o Stmwborftao Hortfordi 'defiadsd Oook oad ■•IfBtloD.AnBy will bold ito ndd' we s«p|dy yoa wttb wiO.ba pidnd oasly tonionow jBonlag of drivlaif'ittVAntomAUoj^^ etrtsMd tha foot tU |t Me cttnfeiras Tbs atCMMytfoSdt.' a .ylia f t e . WMk iDMtlaf-toolfbt At 7:80 At tbo of a nervOnaty^ Ha odaiH^ Ue taolsaoy, rsdM 'the. SFSl-liM ' i UU-' and the boE ^ ^ T^TrifsTiii*^ fan." Beny ^riooa dor tbo ''RffiMBoA -- of,.- lianor, by .tSfi* fftiidtf. Judfs Baymdhd'A./<*ai^ln the eUent dnak oume,liquor but from Cook was uotilqg'oMy partJBsi^’W Maadwterfpollee eetef thls mei»i the testtmody of tbo state's wtt- and umurtsd aa aged Ilaal nbMrnla for “Tbo Qimmi’a Fresh Rhubarb lb;'3d Berries, 12V^c to 16e iag.■ Oook .WAS. ARoa^ oof^ Jvm 10 hs matntainen .s ebevfotioa Judgs J $ ^ knposod a: S o ^ ■ u C m m BuibAad”, wbieb tb« Community Heavy Pream. I , Aoeordtng to Market.' At 2:20 fo •tlM''iii9nilnf by Offieer was not justified. Thoeuui'<3idid of tlOfi and eosts, mafttsd 82S o f tha J FlAjtrf AM to pMoaot FridAy ovo- Walter R. Ou m Os.’Cbeeter Sblsldi this town wsa a tmaeae for Oook. fins and gavo^Ufii ontU J ^ 15 to ninf At 7:80 At High Mbocd b ^ for Large, M ea^, C^eiralao Sprlag theelder complAinod/to the, offUer about Be said that he was In Hartford poy ths m o sad ooirts. tbo bmwflt of tbo VorpUnek Alumitl Cfook’s drivl^. He fol^tbe court on the night In question, and that CBfford;Shoa of^kM aorth.jOad by ttMi Ohaiwbsr Of Oomairos to In- ' I t Is SebolAnblp fund, am ocbedulod for 'this moiplnf that ,be had to drive Oook saw Mm waiting for a trottsy pisadod * guilty to-. Intoklflatlonf aqd futoK into- ths Joeal. tsoUoy-ssid bus nMty bo rosGuff attoaosunFI LA M B e r a r o each Oe ear and gave Mm a ride boime. He was fined |10. and .'costs'whf^^wMi ■ocvlcs sltoaaaB)*:wflls.oaifor with and tomorrow night At High ldatdeSy,glaso lOe. off the road In orupr to pass hhpi/ fswacstNtWffl tytn icboolhAlL Ifrt. J. L. HAndloy, who Both the offle!er,;Mr.' Shields, and had known Oook for five years., Od paid. . _ :.v SupettetonaiBtNathaiiletJ. Scott c i is Artarfring tbo cost, urges ovoryono to bo on bond promptly. Hershey Bisquits Betiy Cromer Angel Cakes I ^ • • B ow SR ArehibAld Soooions, oigAnlot of tbo . ? ' >1 South liottaodlot church, who hAS lO c boon Absent for moM tbnn a yoor on DeUotone heated or toasted. Sbme|Will Stay In-Tdvm.... Some Will Go Away- A world tour, is expected to dock in 19 c “ "39c New York Fiidey And roACh llAn« Swordfish Filet o f Boston Blnefish '^ERYK )D Y WiH;^',Weai^ These Cottonsl cb«rter SAturdny. He will be At the Mackerel 2 Iha. 25e organ Sunday morning. Sole Halibut ■ ■ * « . i J •; R If- T ■ ' ‘ • Lb. 33c Haddock FOcte . . . 22c Tbo fotirtb pre>ocbool clinic will Salmon •T-t be held tomorrow at 8:80 At the 12 Stricfly Fresh 2-Fooad Jara South Main street school. X>r. How* Eggs an d. PaaoutButter ...... Everybody Is Talking ard Boyd will be in attendance. 2-Poond Jare ‘IWilthie Mae” yz Lb. Bacon, Raepberry Jam ...... About Hale's The board of directors of the Y. Both For Extra Large Beeduint M. C. A. wlU bold its monthly meet­ Peanut Butter...... ing evening at 8 o'clock. Small Gulden’s M u sta rd ...... The picnic planned for Saturday 35c by the Junior department of the Flnehurst Juice Quart Jars S f lk South Methodist Church school has f^esh. W\ been indefinitely postponed. ORANGES Hot Relish Native Whcde or Sliced Dozen CABBAGE A midsummer's eve program will Cuke Pickles FROCKS be given Friday evening at 7:80 at 4V the Swedish Congregational church 25c 33c lOc Refreshments and a social time will i Printed Crepes follow the entertainment I Wash Pasteis Dr. and Mrs. Harry E. Bates of 20 I Aii Whites Ifimwood Avenue, South Norwalk, Hale*s Self-Serre Grocery have announced the engagement their daughter, Miss Marion C. La w , to Wilfred Stewart Crossen, son of • A grocery store Mrs. Ellen Crossen of this town. unique through­ y. y i— Law attended Franklin Ele­ mentary school and completed her out an New Eng­ education in New Londo *. schools. Join the Cotton, parade at| Mrs. Crossen is employed by the land Hale’s tomorrow! A brand Ccnnecticut State Highway, depart­ IT P A Y S new assortment of the popu­ ment and win be transferred from • Where shopping lar “Winnie \ Mae’’ cottons. South Norwalk to New Haven on TO WAIT ON They're the smartest frocks we’ve Each one la 'more flattaring Jtdy 1. He is a graduate of Manches­ is a pleasure seen in a migbty long time at thia than the laat-^eo it will be up ter High school. price. Here are summery prints... to you to take your choice. YOURSELF whites and paatels with color con­ Fine workmanship and fab­ Ernest Saimders, Jr., and Miss ^ And the daily trasts. . .and all whites. They really rics that won’t : fade and Helen T. Rowe, both of Lewiston, look double this price! For miss and ahrlnk . after .the first wash­ Me., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. /Specials the talk ing. No wonder women are defence P. Qulmby of Chestnut clamoring for them! etreet this week. Miss Rowe is a of the town. Hale’s Frocks—^Main Floor, rear. niece of Mr. Qulmby. All the tables, desks, racks and ARMOUR'S "Chloken-of-the-Sea" iPique . office equipment of the Manchester "CLOVEBBLOOM" WHITE MEAT There's Nothing Neckwear Company, which have > Seersucker been in the one story brick building Smarter Than At Center and Winter street, the BUTTER TUNA property of W. R. Tinker, Jr., were VoUc yesterday sold to the'National Silk 2 lbs. S i c 2 tins 3 S c , W h it e Company of WUlimantic. This morn­ A fine 'tasting, uniform Solid, white meat tuna for Lawn ing trucks were loading the equip­ grade of sweet cream butter. salads and sandwiches. ment and moving it to WUlimantic. The plant has not been operated for THmity way of manufacturing for several Quick-Cooking Quaker WilhAms' HATS months, but untU recently continued LINBNS ^ OQ Batiste to be used as a salesroom. OATS— .. .p k g .5 c SPIC E S.. 3 pkgs. 25c For a wholesome breakfast! All kinds. PIQUBS V I ‘vO You’d Expe^ To Find The second picnic of the Happy Vale STRAWS Center church choir has been post­ Seaspray Sizes 14 to 52 These Frocks $1.50 ‘ . poned until Wednesday evening, iC R B P B S June 28. The party wlU leave the PICKLES___ qt. 19c SALMON, 2 tins 21c Hale’s Cottons—Main Iloor, een^.^^ Sweet mixed. church at 6:00. Transportation wiU Fancy pink meat! The way these hats are selling, be furnished only for those who we've about fitted every woman notify Catherine Foster, telephone Klein’s and girl in town with one thia sea­ Another Thrilling Curtain Sale! 8519, Frederick Edwards, telephone COCOA...... rib. 12c Blue Petre son. Women are telling ua daily 5346, or WilUam Gahrmann, tele­ we have the best assortment A • wholesome, nonrlablng SYRUP.... bottle 9c phone 4623, not later than Sunday, they’ve seen at this price. We drink! An excellent pancake syrup! June 25. think they’re grand, too! Sporta $1.19 CottageCURTAINS and dress models. Mrs. H. Morgan Lander and son In Lovely Pastels Lee, of Brooklyn, N. Y., are spend­ GENUINE SWISS GRUYEBE Hale’s Millinery—Main Floor, ing several weeks with Mrs. Lan­ center. der's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. CHEESE package We have taken a lx ^ ^ pfira of |Lip cottage leta'and '| Jacob Benzer, of Hudson street. 27« repriced them T9c~ft^ ’Thtirsday. The best*looldng mar- 6-portlon package. Silks Have Advanced C qiiisettes in'flgufod';pastels. Tub and sun-fast. Full Mrs. William Rubinow o f 192 length; full .^dth. for kitchen, pantry and bath­ East Center street has returned But Not Hale's Budget room windows. - - - from Cambridge, Mass., where she Attended the commencement week Popular *Solf .Serve* Itema A t HALE’S'-Curtains—Main- 'Floor, le ft exercises at Harvard CoUege, from Ivory BLEACH ...... bottle 9c (fV-H a ije e ji s i which her son, Jacob Elliott Ru­ (No bottle deposit.) Set binow, was graduated. Mr. Rui Oxford CLAM CHOWDER...... large can 17e S ilk blnow will return to Manchester to­ Gold Medal SARDINES ...... 4 tins 25o morrow. Coughlin’s FBUrr-TAB SUCKERS...... So Regi|ier $1.69 (Package of 6.) * William E. Keith, lay preacher of Cinnamon SUGAR ...... pkg. 9c the South Methodist church, wUl (A handy, helpful aid for pasUy making.) HOSE conduct the midweek service this evening at 7:30. NEWTON ROBERTSON’ S Earl Roberts Lodge, S • • • • • •.U c^M k; store for the past two weeks because . - White . The.cunningest sheer frocks The New . 25o fieUBeta Powder. . i , . . ; of a back Injury. The store is bdng with sun bonnets to match. And SSo a tra te Iffagneete conducted by his son, Wallace. MEALTM MARKET real boyish sleeveless auits— Qne-Leg^Pajaqia . ’ SSe, eOo mad fl.Q5 many have hata, too! ■' Otetmant...... Cotton Glbvos Main Floor, rear. YouH never ba^'lsto epe llbrbaa JMato.' .'.'C , /S p e d a i!. A 'f o r bcealORsat ' in 81.00 Larvek: >. . •'* Thuraday*# Savings ^ epe^ Sty^ 81.80 L a rry " STRAWBERRY SUPPER “ T ^ fit- 85c. SOe aaJTllAfrLiiuSr"" EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH evwy.'kted'of a fig*' ee*e»e«e •'*«. e.,^* 4 • THURSDAY, JUNE 22 ure-HUMl look, •at'' 80o pepwiffiat Topthr Anqrioea Ladles' Aid Society. satxniy in th^ fSe PbUtert Served 4 to 7:80. 40e bdlS^plaldii strtyC aOcRate- Children onder 14 years, 20c. o r prtetedbreads- v>, e e e e 4 4*e • • • e i StiAWberry Shorteake and FRESH, LEAN You oan vrsar them : , MoteA Cm atop Ni -50e and TSe -'Lag Coffee 20c. they am the.smortsat glom-fash* ■ _ umd M U aljM^ • a • aTe.^a ion tMsrwmmir. A nd'fm y'ze ao Q Q t e f o h throw, or-k B e e f Stew •.e^^cipe. ’ L.. practleal for.thnr hufidar ao anafly . .. DANCE!' BEST QUALITY AMERICAN 'md^^H'aU.^'Obomt .off ooM'maak or (Ooete:to atoteh^,;^ platefobrtoEtp^m iiK i n iD A T m a m T. IL o. A. C h ieeie