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SPSaAL ATTRACTION! Chapman Court, Order of Amar­ Patrons of tbs South Msncbeitar Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carpenter of Sunset Rcbekah Lodge’s regular anth, will observe “Advance Night’’ Pros Public library are reminded of Cottage street will open their cot­ meeting in Odd Fellows ball laat Sckoel St. Bee Deaoe at Its last business session for the the cummer cloalng all day on Wed- tage at Coventry Lake, Sunday, for night waa attended by 78 of tbe ■ . Friday, June 21 summer Friday evening at the Ma- needay, during July and Augiut, be­ the summer season. members. During the businees ses eonic Temple. Associate Matron ginning tomorrow. The Went aide Sion the degree was conferred on a n iB WEATHER Mrs. Mary Parke and Associate branch which ie open only a few class of candidates. Noble Grand Forecast of tl. B. Weather Bnraaa, Chief Shuntona and Ria hours during the week wUl retain Mrs. Cecilia Zanlungo of Endridge Hartfors Patron Robert Boyce will preside street entertained last night with a Mrs. Marlon Btraugban announced Official U. S. Indian Band. for the opening and closing cere­ the came schedule. that district deputy night was T h« J W H A L € CO. card party for the benefit of the A dntw loa Sfio. monies. After the business meeting scheduled for two weeks from last 5,519 Rain tonight and poaalbly Thnrs- work of the Italian American Ladlea We Give Out itP C Green Stamps. Meniber af tfes Aodtt adjournment will be to the lower Earl Roberta Lodge. Sons of St. Aid society. Miss Albina Raecagni night. After the businees Mrs. Tva day raomtaigi slowly rising tempam- ball for a short program under the George, will meet tomorrow night Ingraham, chairman smd her large a< aroolRtloiis l E u f n t n u ture Thnrsday. won first priie and Mrs. Theresa ABOUT TOWN direction of Mrs. Anna Crocker and in Odd Fellows hafl. Naretto the consolation. Strawberry committee of past noble grands her committee. At this time the slicrtcake and coffee were served oy served fruit jello with whipped Amaranth drill team will put on its A surprise shower was given by cream, crackers and coffse. DOUBLE Green Stamps Mary Buibnell Cbeney auxiUary, the hoeteaa. VOL. UV., NO. 222. (ClaaalBed Adverttslng on Page 12.) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1935 Xt. 8. W. V., wUl have lU final bual- ecblbltlon drill. Refreshments will Miss Mildred England Saturday (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS.) PRICE THREE CENTS nea* meeUiig: of the eeaaon at the be in charge of all past patrou of afternoon, at 163 Wadsworth street State Armory tomorrow evening at the court, under the chairmanship of In honor of Mrs. Clarence Carlson, Due to the inclement weather, fer t ired during dnr popular 7:48. A etrawherry social for the Robert Boyce. the former Miss Clara Emonds of the C.D.K. Club of Rockville has U. S. WHITTLERS auxiliary members will follow. The 39 Woodland street. Mrs. Carlson postponed its weekly amateur box­ W alter N.Leclerc To Morrows—A Big Day! The monthly meeting . of the la a recent bride. About 28 of Mrs. ing show at the Sandy Beach Arena ASK TOWN VOTE ARE DYING OUT next meeting will Uke place Sept­ at Crystal Lake from tonight until 'I ember 4. Ladies Catholic Benevolent society Carlson's friends and former clsae- Funeral Director will be held this evening at 8 matea were present, showering her Thursday night, when the card Wednesday Morning Sales ta» No. Mata St. MawdMster Cardboard Packing Cases the o’clock at the home of Mrs. Kather­ with many beautiful and useful scheduled for this evening will be PROPOSES JURY PROBE Members of Lady Roberts Lodge. ON TAKING OVER Daughters of St. George, will meet ine Gorman, 27 Locust street. gifts. A bouffet luncheon was presented in its entirety. (Store Closes Wednesdays At Noon During Summer.) Reason—Few Left In Nation, this evening at 7 o’clock in Odd Fel­ served by the hoatess. Storekeepers,Say. Miss Helen Cole of 99 Norman lows hall and proceed to the home Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Thorsell of Mrs.-Julia Appleby. 17 Armory street, who was operated upon for NINTH’S J S S E T S Pembroke, Go., June 19.— appendicitis Saturday morning at of 44 Henry street have bed as their Wednesday Morning Sales! street, a valued member of the guests the past few days, Mr. and (AP)—Those unofficial com­ OF MARINE SUBSIDIES lodge whose death occurred yester­ the local hospital, is getting along Our Entire Stock of 29c mentators on world affairs, the as well as can be hoped for. Mrs. Arthur C. Morrow of New day afternoon. York City, who are leaving shortly Committee to Request Select­ . whittlers who used to bang for British Honduras. around the rural stores, are vanishing because of a dearth of Assistant Secretary Dr. Sidney Aiken of the Odd Fel­ .W ash Goods men to CaD Special Town things to whittle. Orders First Execution Storekeepers blame the cor­ lows building. Main street, has been •se-lBch Printed Dimities! r r f w • f f ■ 1 ' w Commerce Tells Senate Wednesday Half-Holiday — Pinehurst Closes At Noon. named medical examiner for the Meeting — Suggests It Be rugated box. town of Bolton. •40-inch Printed Lawns! A few yeara ago when most goods came packed in bard and •36-ineh Corded Fabrics! Under Lindbergh Law Group He Has No Direct Freshly Sliced Dried Beef GROUND BEEF The committee in charge of the Held Thnrsday, June 27. soft woods which lent them­ Knights of Columbus dance Satur­ W ednesday A. M. Specials 5 •36-inch Fine Ginghams! selves to pocket knives, conver­ 1-4 ib. 15c 29c lb. day night will meet tonight at 8:18 sation and opinion flowed freely Muskogee. Okie., June 19.—(API! A.sked If he had anything to say ' Evidence of Bribes Bat o’clock in the K. of C. clubroomi. DOUBLE Green Stamps Issued! S We know women will be flocking in for dress from groups that congregated —The first execution under the before sentence was passed by Judge 2 lengths tomorrow morning. All popular pat­ A possibility that the Recreation on the benches and steps of gen­ Lindbergh kidnaping law was de­ Keeney Strawberries. VEGETABLE MORNING AT Creamery terns—dots, checks, stripes, florals. Water centers and library actlvitlea of the eral stores and whittled up Williams, stern jurist who criticized That Millions Were Grant­ Tercentenary half dollars are now Yard creed today by Federal Judge R. L. PINEHURST—DIAL 4131 on sale at the Manchester Trust and sun cannot injure their smart colorings. Ninth School district will be con­ packing cases. Williams, who sentenced Arthur a jury two days after Gooch’s con­ tinued beyond July 1 was apparent Now the groups are almost all Gooch, Texim and Oklahoma outlaw, viction for not asking death for a Pineapples. Broccoli, 18c Fresh Peas Company. JELLO At HALE’S Wash Fabrics—Main Floor, left gone. ed Private Ship Operators. today as tbe selectmen were asked to die Friday, September 13. for bank robber, Gooch replied: ) Celery Tomatoes, 10c Ib. The American Legion auxiliary BUTTER "It’s the use of cardboard for kidnaping two Paris, Tex., officers "I think there have been worse to call a special town meeting next packing," a storekeeper said to­ last November. crimes than mine and I don't see Grapefruit. Cucumbers Spinach will have a food aale Saturday morn­ 5 c p itg . Close-Out! One Group 89c Washington, June 19 — (AP) — ing from 9 o’clock on at the store ’ week to see if the town will take day. "There’s no fun whittling The death penalty was recom­ why I should hanj;." over thp district affairs after the cardboard." Ewing Y. Mitchell, ousted Assistant Extra I.arge, California, Round North Carolina of the J. W. Hale company. All 2 d e I>>' mended by a Durant jury at the Judge Williams replied; members may have their food con­ Assorted flavors. Makes a first of the month. close of Gooch's trial on the kidnap­ "That's your only argument.. .but Secretary of Commerce, told the Ripe GREEN BEANS Fresh creamery butter of high Members of tbs district commit­ ing charge. other juries have been cowardly.” tributions called for If they will no­ quickly prepared dessert for score featured at tills saving for Senate Commerce committee today CANTALOUPES tify any of the following committee: hot days. Cottage Sets tee will appear before a meeting of he had no evidence of "direct 2 quarts I7c our WEDNESDAY MORNING the Board of Selectmen Friday 17c ea. 2 for 33c. Mrs. Mary Brosnan, chairman; Mrs. SALES only: bribes” in government ship sub­ Mary Danaher, Mrs. Christine Olen- night to formally request tbe spe­ PRISON MUTINY sidies, but suggested a Grand Jury Fresh Beet Greens... .peck 15c cial session and ask the selectmen Georgia Cantaloupes ney, Mrs. Sophia Holmes. Mrs. Lydia Investigation to determine If crim­ Fancy Potatoes...... peck 18c Wigren, Mrs. Grace Pitkin, Mrs. Hcckcr’s Wednesday 24i/2-Ib.$ ® .05 to recommend that the town as­ ALMA MATER LAUDS! GIFT OF $550,009 inal acts were involved In granting 11c each New White Cauliflower...... Olive Chartier, Mrs. Minnie Carring­ -Morning Sale Only! hag ,e set sume the district affairs. ENDS; CONVICTS Commencement Day at Smith College, Northampton. Mass., waa a gala occasion for the women of the millions of dollars to private opera­ ...... head 33c ton. 1 May Be Next Week late Dwight Morrow’s family. Daughter Constance (left) was graduated with a bachelor of arts degree. tors. PINEHURST MEAT! 5 4 Today it waa believed the special And her widowed mother (with hand upraised), as trustee of the college helped to be.stow- on daughter SCHUYLER M ER R in TO AID WORKERS After charging a long list of “ap­ Naarly 8trlngl«sa, Flat The use of rooms at the Lincoln Sunii.se Tuna 7-«i. • 6-Piece meeting might be called for next Anne (Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh), who follows her in the commencement procession, an honorary degree pearances of favoritism" by former Bacon Wrapped GREEN BEANS, 2 qts. 2.5c school during the summer for the TUNA for Salads! ran Thursday, three days before the end GIVE UP nCHT for work in connection with Colonel Lindbergh’s flights. and present administrations in con­ Selected, tender, young Brians. FERA sewing project was granted 1 5 « —full width sets! of the district’s fiscal year, as calls nection with the subsidy program, LAMB PATTIES by the Board of Education this Refrigerator for meetings must be warned five Dean of Connecticot Con-1 Senator Conzens Provides he said he would be satisfied if RADISHES 2 bunches ... .5c morning. Since Its inception the Carnation tall A close-out of one style In Our days in advance. No One Injored But Mach Joseph B. Keenan—assistant attor­ 4 for 29c I sewing project, whereby the town | Brand can If the town refuses to take- over ney general! %o whom his charges NATIVE BRETS ...... supplies the material and the FEUA MILK 89c cottage seta at 64c while the i 7 c stock lasts. Colorful tittle sets Sets the activities of the district remain­ gressmen Receives High Funds to Provide Homes have been referred—held there was ...... 7c, 2 bunches 13c I finances the labor costs, has been ing since school consolidation, tbe Damage Done in Coal INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS BRITAIN PLANS “nothing to prosecute.” STEWING LAMB conducted In one of Cheney with printed top and white bottom He told Senator Vandenberg (R., Cabbage, ea. 10c. Carrots. Maxwell finished with baby ruffle. Every district committee, it decided last 2 to 2 1-4 lb!!l. 39c Mushrooms...... '/i Ib. 25c I Brothers’ buildings which the firm is House lb . night, will call a meeting of the Praise and Degree, for Factory Employes. Mich.), that he believed Keenan was I planning to domotlsh. COFFEE 2 6 ^ curtain full width, .not customary $ 1.00 Mine — No Concessions a "very efficient man and if we in 84c curtains. diatrict to plan for continuing the TABOO FOR NAVAL MEKi FURTHER TALKS il.OO BROOMS I Blue Label Apple-1 Fnidenee Corned There is nothing handier for Recreation centers and the library leave it to him we will get efficient Confectioner’s storing food in the refrigeiutor through the next year and lay a tax New Haven, June 19.—(AP) — Detroit, June 19.— (AP) —A gift results." Special 79c | sauce, 2 cans tOc | Beef Hash, 25e ran Made to Prisoners. "That would satisfy me too,” Curtains—Main Floor, left. than a set of this type (as for those purposes. Rep. Schuyler Merritt of Stamford, | of 3550.000 from Senator James shown above.) One large cov­ Summer Activities ON NAVAL GUTS Vandenberg said. pkg. In the meantime, the usual ‘sum­ Secretary Swanson Gives DEATHS BY FLOODS dean of the Connecticut Congres­ Couzens of Detroit to the Federal Keenan was sitting quietly close SUGAR ered pan with two smaller ones Lansing, Kas., June 19.—(AP) — TDPUERE - 0 to match. Made of white enam­ mer program sponsored by the sional delegation received high government to finance a 1,000 acre by. For Warm Weather Wear! el with glAss covers! Recreation centers (Globe HoUow A score of officers and guards led Orders That U. S. Officers INCREASED TO 175 praise today, aa Yale, his alma residence colony for part-time In­ Repeats Allegations PINEHURST GROCERY, Inc. fot ixoetfi swimming pool and the East and by Warden Lacey Simpson subdued dustrial workers in this area, waa Tbe exchange followed a repeti­ Extra I,arge Ba,vement. West side playgrounds) will be mater conferred on him the hlglleat tion by Mitchell of bis allegation, DIAL 4151 •'102 Main St.. North of Armory Sire ea. 300 rioting convicts early today in honor In her possession—an honor­ announced today by William J. Nor­ Watermelons Girls' 2-Piece started by the committee. Tem­ Should Keep Silent on ___ With Germany But Official ton, secretary of the Children’s Fund already made public by him in a porary appointments to summer the inky darknens of the Kansas ary degree of Doctor of Laws. letter to President Roosevelt, that The venerable Legislator was one of Michigan. Freeh, Native positions were made by tbe commit­ state prison coal mine and ended a Norton made the announcement as the administration bad given 31,- P eas tee as follows: director at the swim­ destructive 21-bour mutiny. Topics Hereafter. Millions in Property Damage Paris Is Silent on the of six Connecticut residents awarded 720,000 to the United States Lines PLAY SUITS Drug honorary degrees by the university. a spokesman for the Senator. The ming pool, Frank C. Busch; full time Soon the first lift load of muti­ Children’s Fund Is one of the Sen­ under a contract for retirement of playground worker, Ernest Zwlck; neers, sheepish, bedraggled, came to In presenting Merritt for the de­ the Liner Leviathan. Fresh Reported in Eleven Mid- Subject, gree, Professor (Seorge H. Nettle- ator’s benefactions, having been es­ S pinach Specials part time playground workers, the surface and they marched past Wasbtngrton, June 19.—(AP) — tablished with a gift of 310,000,000 As Mitchell left tbe stand after Dorothy Hemson and LIbro Urban- a line of heavily armed prison, coun­ Announcing he had “admontshed-’!- ton Kald; to aid needy children. more than two hours, to return to­ 25c Ex-Lax ...... l.lc ettl. The appointments are for the ty and state highway officers to western States. “Dean of the Ccnsecticut Congres­ morrow, Senator Fletcher (O,, 31.50 Agarol ...... 88c Rear Admiral Yates Stirling, Jr., London. June 19.—(AP)—British The whole program is Intended to 5 9 - remainder of June. their cell block 60 feet away. sional delegation; hardy, and well provide homes, and contribute to (he Fla)., admonished: 31.00 Wampole Cod Liver for a recent newspaper article. Sec­ officials, equipped with the bargain- nigh perennial. Repiecentative at ’’I^t's have facta Mr. Mitchell, —Sturdy fabrics! Oil ...... 60c The Ninth District committee is In 35 minutes the evacuation of I permanent security of factory y o u can without authority to expend money the 730-foot mine level, where the retary Swanson today ordered naval i ing power of the new naval agree­ Washington of the Fourth Congres­ not. inferences and mere indica­ By ASSOCIATED PRESS workers in the great automotive Keep the young miss 7 to 14 cool, “free 50c Prophylactic Tooth Brushes beyond the last of June unless an riot occurred, was complete. officers not to discuss "controversial sional District even more flrmly tions." and easy" all summer In these sleeveless ...... 29c Disastrous spring floods, fed by ment with Germany, prepared today producing areas embracing Detroit, appropriation is made by the town Only a half dozen guards remain­ international questions.’’ seated In the constant affection of a Pontiac, Flint and Lansing," said Mitchell had said just previously play suits. Shorts and blouse type suits In 35c Gem B lades...... 23c or by the district. It waa informed Swanson said he “considered It rainfalls considerably higher than I to receive delegations of naval ex­ be had "never charged graft direct­ s a v e / 25c Lyon's Tooth Powder .. .17o ed below to check the damage Norton. stripes and plain colors. last night by Attorney George l'. wrought In the convicts’ rage. Improper for officers of the Navy to average In most parts of the Nation perts from France, Italy and Ru.s- (Continued on Page T^velve) ly. I have never seen any money Girls’ Shop—Second Floor. 50c Zip Depilatory Cream .. .33c publish controversial comment on in­ Is Social Experiment passed, but millions in effect have 31.00 Haley’s M-O ...... 63c Lessner, clerk and treasurer of the Termination of the day and night­ today had claimed an unofficial sla with whom they expect to dis­ "A non-profit corporation known GENERATOR district. long hautlny waa accomplished with­ ternational affairs which might be cuss the terms of a proposed multi­ ns Oakland Homes, Inc., already or­ been given away through these sub­ 85c Kruschen S a lts ...... 82c The contemplated taking over of construed as offensive to foreign total of more than 175 lives, millions sidies and there is indication of cor­ 50c Lady Esther Face Cream.. out Injury to either guards of con­ of dollars of property damage and lateral treaty for naval limitation. ganized by the Michigan State ruption.” STARTER the district by the town would be In victs, and even the 19 frightened governments or their Nationals." Well-Informed British quarters Emergency Relief Administration S Hour Meat Sale! $1. to $1.98 59c Mesh ...... 33c accordance with a special act of the Stirling command.*! the Third undetermined losses to farmers in 11 GRAND JURY HEARS Earlier, with Secretary Roper lis­ IGNITION Main Floor, right. mules kept below to haul coal cars Naval Dl.strict and the Brooklyn mldwestcrn states. stated an invitation for the discus­ will control the project," he said. tening closely, his Missouri foe bad “It's worth while to take advantage of Shop For Your DOUBLE Green Stamps! General Assembly permitting such were reported unhurt. The greatest loss of life was In sion of such a general pact already “Senator Couzens will have nothing REPAIRS H ats action. Navy Yard. His recent article was has been extended to France and to do with the development of the repeated charges of maladministra­ Gloves Assembly Bill interpreted by several Congressmen Nebraska, where the floods took 108 KIDNAP EVIDENCE tion.in the commerce department. the offers made by the Bantly Oil Co.” We cun save you expense Short Rib 23c. Linen (Continued on Page Twe)ye) as favoring a general European war lives in the past few weeks. To that the details probably will be ar­ management. He is making the gift Time and again senators aalied The bill in full follows; ranged when Ctaptain Anthony Eden, as a social-economic experiment." says P. Troleum. and annoyance as we have “An act authorizing the Ninth against Russia. date 67 bodies were recovered and him to be specific and not go over instruments which can lo­ "I considered it my duty,’* Swan­ 39 other persona were listed-as dead. minister for League of Nations af­ Dr. William Haber, state relief evidence which la already before 5 0 - 5 7 * H ankies School Diatrict of Manchester to Colorado. Wyoming and New fairs, confers with Premier Pierre administrator who joined with Nor­ cate all electrical trouble LAMB CHOPS ib28c Here's a smart little style transfer its as.sets to the Town of son said at a pres.s conference to Laval of France, in Paris on Fri­ Officials Says It Will Not Congress from previous Inquiries. We know you’ll be glad to hear that you Cut from genuine Spring lamb! Dark straws; also light col­ value! Cool, washable mesh Manchester. admonish the admiral, “not to try to Mexico counted 29 dead; Texas and ton in issuing the statement, said . He said he "knew tbe Shipping quickly. ored hats. Good for Immedi­ SCORES ARE HURT Oklahoma 18 each. One was drown­ day. the gift had been accepted by Harry can get the finest cylinder head gasketsu B K e ts at a i gloves now 37c! All sport "Section 1. The Ninth School dls- settle foreign affairs which are un­ Board was a cesspool of corruption" ate and all summer wear. Hats l i e der the State Department or the ed in Illinois when an automobile Despite the clamor raised in the L. Hopkins, Federal emergency re­ before he came to Washington, and NORTON wide organdy cuffs. Just a Wet of Manchester is authorized to Take Long to Indict the lief administrator. originally priced 31.00 to 31.98. small ^ u p ..C O M E EARLY! transfer any or all of its assets to President, under the Ctonatitutlon." struck a culvert and overturned in French press over the Anglo-German had laid his complaints before tbe 25% off th list price at this de­ Frpsli Soft, pure Irish linen in IN STRIKE RIOTS a flooded ditch. Two of the dead in agreement, British officials Insist Senator Couzens has long been in­ ELECTRICAL Cube S teak Main Floor, center. Main Floor, right. white only. Hemstitched bor­ the Town of Manchester and the Swanson said, however, his letter President. pendable service station. Why lb-43c to Stirling would not be entered on Texas were struck by lightning and the French government officially has Two Suspects. terested in such a plan, Norton said, The contract entered into by der trim. Town of Manchester is authorized to and made a study of several pro­ INSTRUMENT CO. vote to accept, take over or pur- the officer’s service record. He two South Carolina youths were expressed neither approval nor dis­ Roper last March for laying up the not come here first and discover Hilliard St. Phone 40U0 Lean Front Entrance. emphasized he did not wish “to en­ killed in the same manner. One per­ approval of the agreement. jects established by the government Leviathan, he insisted, presented to H am burg Ib. 1 9 e chMe any or all of the assets of said son was drowned during a storm in for the same purpose. The 3550,000 real buying satisfaction! S a le ! Coverall school, district at an annual or spe- Bloody Three Hour Fight courage other admirals, to do the French fears that Britain’s next Tacoma. Wash., June 19.— (AP)— Interests headed by P. A. S. Frank­ same thing." New England and a small boat with move will be a bi-lateral air pact gift, he said, was decided upon be­ lin. Kermlt Roosevelt and Vincent 75c Picture Book Back an undetermined number of passen­ Evidence allegedly linking four per­ cause that sum was originally ap­ fienn (Continoed on Page Fourteen) Asked If naval regulations would with Germany were ridiculed by sons with the 3200,000 kidnaping of Aator 31,720,000 aa "an unearned B eef Stew Ib. 2 S e Between Longshoremen gers was reported missing. British officials who said "such an propriated for the Red House project part" of a subsidy providing for Playing nine-year-old George Weyerhaeuser in West Virginia. C ard f (Continued on Page Two) Property Damage idea has entered no one’s head here.” was ready for presentation today be­ penalties for noh-operatlon of the STRAWBERRY A prons Among the property damages New Air Treaty □ IL Honeycomb and Vancouver Police. fore a Federal Grand Jury. Leviathan. T rip e lb. 1 5 c estimated were 314,000,000 In Neb­ It was stated authoritatively new Some of bis attack drew sharp ' 6AS0Un€.n0T0n A^fUCL OILS SUPPER ELEVEN AMERICANS raska: 36,000,000 In Colorado; .$500,- developments in forming a flve- J. Charles Dennis, United States tHsar T BiNJLv. owne/i. AT VVILUAMH FARM district attorney, who will present defense from Senators Fletcher (D., 000 In Minnesota from high winds; power Western Europe air pact may Fla.), and White (R., Me.) \ i i CENTER IT. PHONE S793 MANCHESTERFQ CONN. Buckland Vancouver, B. C.. June 19.—(AP) COURT RULE OUSTS 34.500,000 in Texas; 31.250,000 In the evidence in the secrecy of the SEEK EARLY VOTE be expected to result from Captain These senators upheld AdmlrM H. Ausplcni of 5 0 * —A bloody three-hour riot In which Oklahoma. jury chamber, said he did not believe Momen’s League for Service, TO BE PRESENTED Eden’s trip to France. It would take the jury long to re­ I. Cone of the Shipping Bwrd, a scores were Injured. left Vancou­ Crop losses defled estimate. In the The Anglo-German naval delega­ subject of Mitchell's criticism. Second (V>ngreKatlnnal Church. —Neat tub-fast prints! ver s waterfront restless today as midwest where a year ago, farmers turn Indictments against Harmon ON AAA CHANGES WEDNESDAY, JCNE 19. 6 P. M. CITY’S REGISTRARS tions held a further meeting at the M. Walcy. cx-convlct; his young Committee members trying to Housewives! We planned this three hour Mayor G. G. McGeer blamed the prayed for rain to end one of the Admiralty office and discussed the pin the witness down to specific in­ (Rain or Shine) ' selling of aprons just for YOU! Handy cov­ bloody battlf on Communist activi­ worst droughts of history, the cry- dates of construction of Germany's wife; William Mahan and an un­ Menu erall stylea: also neckband models. All fash­ ties. named suspect. stances of “favoritism” and "graft” Helen Jacobs, Tennis Star to In the Commerce Department, drew .SakMls Baked Beans ioned from tub-fast prints. Regular alaes only. Nearly a thousand striking long­ (Oontinued on Page Two) The Waleys, who were reporwd to Cold .Meats Rolls Relish Regular 7Sc sellers! Packed Decision Says Waterbary (Continued on Page TweU'C) have disclosed much of the plot to House Gives Sec. Wallace from him a statement be had only Aprons—Main Floor, rear. shoremen, their womenfolk and The Manchester Public Market Coffee Strawberry Shortcake two packs to the box. Assort­ Be Among Those to Bow sympathizers fought with sticks Federal agents, are being held in charged the “appearance of corrup­ CASE’S ORCIIESTK.A ed fancy backs. Good quality and stones against the tear gas and Mayor Had No Legal Pow* solitary confinement In the Thurs­ New Powers; Is Now Up tion." Admission 50c. ^ A Repeat Event! cards. Just what you want to Before Royalty, clu^ of the Royal Canadian Mount­ ton county jail. Mahan, bank robber take along with you to tbe sum­ ed Police and Vancouver officers and ex-convict, is the object of a EXPECT BITTER DISPUTE Last Shipment On Girls’ and Misses* mer cottage. when strikers marched on Ballan- Find Skeleton of Miner nation-wide search. Indictments are to the Senate. Washington, June 19.-rt(AP)— er to Name Them. The lines were formed for an In-' Front Entrance. t)me pier In defiance of a police rul­ sought under the Lindbergh kidnap June 19.—(AP) — The ing. law. which carries a death penalty If tense struggle today as Ewing Y. Mitchell, ousted assistant secretary Conn. River SHAD united States Embassy announced Eight policemen a n ! nine civil­ Of Pre-Columbian Days the victim Is harmed, and extortion Washington, June 19 — (AP) — TRAVEL BY BUS A nklets Kleinert's 2.3c -oday eleven American debutantes ians required hospital treatment for Water'oury, June 19.— (AP) — laws, which carry a maximum pen­ of commerce was called to the and matrons, including Helen Ja­ John T. Derwin, Democrat, and Roosevelt Leaders sought an early stand in a Senate Inqulrj Into hU Fresh Conn. River Buck Shad, 2 to 3 pounds each ..... New Vork— Rubber Pants injuries while many others were alty of 20 years. vote in the Senate today on the cobs, the tennis star, will be pre­ less seriously hurt. Peter H. Dunais, Republican, were Mammoth (^ve, Ky., June 19. —: of attempts to rescue him. 'He waa Federal agents have made several charges of “graft" in the Commerce ...... 10c lb„ 3 lbs. 23c •3.80 (O.W.) $4,80 (B.T.) 19 sented to King George and Queen ousted from the offices of registrar farm amendments which invest Sec-* Department and “Treasury plun­ Fresh Conn. River Roe Shad ...... 13c Ib. Boston gg.Sa (O.W.) $4.05 (R.T.) Feather-nap rubber pants by “The brazenness of this open dec­ (AP)—The body of an ancient reached after 17 days but had been fruitless attempts to have a “John retary Wallace with new powers. Mary June 25 in the season’s third laration of war Is unparalleled In of voters for the city of Waterbury dead at least 24 hours. Doe" warrant Issued at the time dering" under the ship subsidy sys­ Fresh Caught Mackerel...... 4 ibs. 2.5c Prorldenoa— 1 0 * p '- Kleinert! Chamois finish . . . Royal Court. In a decision made today by Judge “Floyd Collins" trapped far In the The amendments, studiously - pre­ tem. •t.OO (O.W.) gSJiO (RT.) feels like baby's skin. Medium the history of Vancouver,” the may­ Discovery of the prehistoric roan’s charges were filed against the pared as well to strengthen the Sale On Fresh Cut Rib Ijimb Chops...... 3,5c”lb. DAR THEM OUT WITH THIS —stripes and plain colors! TJose to be presented at Buck­ or said In a statement In which he Frederick M. Peaaley of the Superior depths of a cavern in Mammoth: body, lying face down on a sand Waleys and Mahan. Several Senators made plain they, and large sizes. White only. Court. Judge Peaaley ruled that AAA In any Supreme Court test, wore ready, if ’’substance’^ is found Fresh .Made Lamb P atties...... 5 for. 19c Fare# equally aa low to other (Main Floor, rear.) ingham Palace by Mrs. Robert W pronr.lsed the port would be kept Cave National Park, probably before ledge under a rock which slipped Probable Cause pointa. ______Fancy stripes! Solid colors with Bingham, wife of the United States open and order maintained. Mayor Frank Hayes was without le­ Columbus set sail for America, w as' bounced through the House yester­ in Mitchell’s charges, to press for e Veal Steak from Prime Milk-Fed V eal...... 43c Ib. fancy tops! .This 10c sale was so and pinned him. was made June 7 by "To return an indictment a Grand day by 168 to 52. although the ques­ DOUBLE-DUTY r o o f : Ambaasador, are: Deliberate ,*ttack gal sanction when he appointed the guarded while it was )>clng chem­ Grover Campbell and Lyman Cutllff, Jury is only required to have prob­ broadened investigation, which Meaty Lamb Shoulder Chaps...... 31c jb. FILMS—^ RoU, Developed. successful our first Wednesday morn­ Pure Linen Mrs. Hi.nry Bedford, New York- “The attack was deliberately men and therefore Mr. Derwin and ically treated today. cave guides. tion of their constitutionality was would call In such men as Vincent ing that we plan another event for able cause for suspecting the person raised. Senate opposition, so strong­ Stewing Pieces of Lam b...... 2 lbs. 25c Miss Huldah Warfield Cheek. Nash­ made on a Dominion government Mr. Dunais are usurping the offices. Archeologists feared sightseers; The discovery is expected to Is linked with a crime," Dennis said. Astor and Kermit Roosevelt,'; CENTER tomorrow. Sizes 8H to 10%. Napkins, ville, Tenn.; Miss Emien Knight The action by the court was taken would shake it to pieces before they ly registered last year, appeared to­ friends of President Roosevelt. - > When yro re-roof, get yoor FULL money’s worth by dock to emphasize the rebellious ' bring out many new facta about the '’Naturally tbe extent of the evl- day to have been largely dissipated. TRAVEL BUREAU Hosiery—Main Floor, right. 1 4 Davies. Miss Cynthia Davis and nature of the activity.’’ in a quo warranto proceedings could figure out exactly who th e ! history of Mammoth Cave. Appar­ Astor and Kermlt Roosevelt were? SPECIAL AT OUR B.\KERY DEPARTMENT ' At the Center Phone 7007 using this new Carey Cork Insulated Shingle. Experts Size, 16x16 Inches. Pure Miss Marianna Dunn, Washington- started In the Superior Court sev­ denc« to be presented depends upon Chief among the amendments’ named oy Mitchell as among tbose.j ',^ linen damask napkins. All Refused permission to plead with man wms and how he came to be ently this man was digging for the time it takes to convince the Ginger Squaris, very tasty ...... 15c doz., 2 doz. for 25c tell us that 60% of all heat loss is through the roof. Miss Jacot-, Berkeley, Calif. members of other unions to stop eral weeks ago by William B. Pape, mining with crude tools. ! provisions Is an authorization for standing'to benefit by a transaction hemmed ready to use. Limited something under the rocks when he jurors they have probable cause for the secretary of agriculture to tying up the liner Leviathan. Home Made Crullers, plain or sugared ...... 19c doz. The thick cqrk back insulates against heat and coltL Mias Frances Lorillard Ronalds, working on the dock. 800 longshore­ a voter of the city of Waterbury. He Since the discovery of tbe des-1 waa trapped. ordering the persons bound over to Makes your home cooler in summer, warmer in win­ A Special Purchase! quantity. (Main Floor, left.) Mias Leta Clews and Miss Jane men forme In a mass parade on claimed that since no vacancy ex­ sicated body, described as an im-1 "order" marketing agreements— it While Republicans,' includiag'^]| • Strawberry Pies from Native Berries, on sale.. ,21c each Watson, New York; Mias Nancy A woven fiber loin cloth covers the District Court for trial." 50 per cent of the handlers or two- ter. The attractive colors and extra Sickness make a the dock. They were met by an a t­ isted the mayor waa 'without the portont scientific “find,” In a cave t the hip. A fiber .necklace cord waa The Waleys will not appear In S3rmlngton, Baltimore. Md.; Miss tack of tear gas and clubc from the legal right to name the two men. one-half mile from Violet City,! thirds of the producers desire one— (Continued on Page Tea) m distinctive, beautiful roof. The cost—only a trifle Link Door found in place. A large cord found court today, but will be brought in for handlers or producers of milk, FRUITS AND FRESH VEGETABLES Bring Your Shoe Priscilla Taylor, Westchester, Pa. Royal Mounted when they marched May. Take Appeal archeologists of the National Park on the sand apparently was the more than ordinary shingles. Ask us for free samples J ewelry Mats, American women to be presented on the pier. While no official announcement Saturday when they will be ar­ tobacco, fresh fruits except apples, TREASURY BALANCE Juicy Oranges...... 29c dor 89< Service have been hunting for clews carrying cord of a fiber woven bag raigned before Judge EMward E. and prices—these will convince you. ^ ■ at the fourth and final court of The rioting followed ano spread hoa been made it is expected than an to shed some light on who he waa. fresh vegetables and turpentine. Washington, June 19.—(AP)—The ^ Troubles To Me 15x24 inches. A local prod­ (935, June 26, are: beneath tbe body. Woven sandals Cushman. The Amendments position of the Treasury on June PI® ...... 2 for 25c throughout nearby streets as other appeal will be taken to tbe Supreme They believe he was a miner who were found In the cave. l « . *^*’**" Native Asparagus, large bunches...... uct! Sanitary and long wear­ Mrs. Laurence A. Stelnhardt, police and longshore sympathizers Court of Errore from the dedston,. Should they plead guilty, as some The. amendments also would per­ ing. Link mats of sectional lived In the pre-Columbian period. Pond said the only atone tools so Federal officials pr^lct, sentence Prices Reasonable THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. Wew York; Miss Anne Alston. Miss joined the fray. However, the appeal will not be The remains are being treated mit use of a form of the old export '^RMcIpta. 371,209.917.51: expqndba,, Cool, Lumber, Msaon*' Supplleo, Paint rubber. (Basement.) U>ulse Richardson and Mias Mary far discovered In the cave are might be passed at that time. It Is debenture plan by authorizing use tures, 3167.135,920.96; balance, $ 1 , ^ •36 No. Main St. TeL 4149 .Maachester “We have the situation absolutely heard until fall and probably not un­ chemically so that no clew may )>e “crude, dull or blunt pointed lime­ considered likely, however, that —Values to $1.00! ■w Vorcott Bryan, of Atlanta, Ga.; Ir band and our port la going to be til after the city election. lost. Because of the fragile nature of 30 percent of customs receipts to 873,918,373.36; Customs receipts fo NaUve Beets...... / .. Miss Florence Candler Cobb, and stone pecking hammers” used in even on pleas of guilty Judge Cush­ pay exporters the difference be­ the month. $16,652,434.49. Oil Goth kept open," the mayor announced This raisea an interesting question of the body, no one is allowed on digging sand and in pecking off Ripe Honey Dew Melons. 8ELW ITZ One group of as sorted jewelry to close­ Miss Marie L. McHatton, Now when police finally subdued the riot­ as to whether Mr. Derwin and Mr man will require evidence presented tween domestic and world prices. Receipts for the fiscal York; Miss Suzanne Hill and Miss ers. “Mummy Ledge." gypsum crystals from the cave to show what part each played. They likewise would prevent out at 23c! Assortment Includes bracelets, Mats, Dunais will continue to act as regis­ Apparently the pre-htstorlc man walls. July 1). $3,629,769,293.55; Shoe Rebuilding and earrings, necklaces, clips. In a sale of thU 19< tsofcel Hulings, BalUmore, Md. “No one regrets more than I do trars pending the outcome of the ap­ If the Waleys abide by the pleas suits to recover processing taxes tures, 37.000.667.641.06, STORE OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESD AY. Size, 18x33 inches. Felt base Mrs. Henrj- Stump Mlddendorf. met the same fate as Floyd CkilUne, Archeologists sought answers to of not guilty which they entered Shoe Shine Parlor type "early birds" get the best buys! the deplorable incidents which took peal or whether the deputy regis­ who was trapped In a cave in this should tbe Agricultural Adjustment 33.452,466,794.95 of em« DIAL 5111 oil cloth mats in assorted colors. rowson. Md.; Mrs. Brady O. Rut- pl-ce today. Unfortunately It is the these questions: What was he dig­ when arraigned before United States Act be held unconstitutional. Ipenditures); excess of Main Street, oorner Pearl Street trars, Michael Slavln, Democrat and vicinity ten yeara ago when a rock ging to obtain under tbe rock ? What Jewelry—Front Ehitrance. (Basement.) encutter. Boston, Mass.; Miss Mil- culmination of Communistic aifita- Albert Falter, Republican, will take Corotnissioner H. G. Fitch a week Both Senate and House opponents 133.370.898.347.81; Ired Snow. Buffalo. N. Y.; Miss fell on him while he waa exploring. will be In his woven bag? What Is ago today, it is possible that they have fought the amendments vlgor- tlon that has been going on in Van­ over the positions as provided by the Ckillins’ plight became a subject of 672,028,465.28,6 1 Set^y ’Ummons, Wichita, Kano. couver for several montha.” General Statutes. on the end of the string around his go on trial *as early as next Tues­ 365.00 undML.t world-wide eonoem during the days neck 7 day. (Centtaned oo Page Tea) 4 i;>ABETW O 1UNCHB8TIS EVBKTNO H£BALD. MLAMCIUEirrCB. COMM. WEDfTEBDAT, JUNE 10,19S\ ■KHCRBSTB* EVVmNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. W EDM ESUAT,. JUNE 19,1985, PAQ] ■n • ■ »*■ New Hudson On Dii^lay Here AOVBK'rUBItCNT- AU V EKTI!IBMEN‘r-> ROLL WILL DEVELOP helaer, n adide six; Charlotte Drasch- Adam Brajczewskl at 39 Village "attomey” la front ef hla HOW HOUSE-TO HOUSE ENROU FORESTRY er. grade five; Hattie R. M. Berr, street gained such headway before Recreation I'enter Caldwell gained national Warden Simpson Describes grade four; Caroline L. Forster, discovered that Mrs. Louis Koelsch BRUCE CALDWELL ence In the fall of 193T whin ROCKVILLE grade three; Ethel Flynn, grade who resided on the second floor, and Items of Interest brilliant football career MCLEAN HEL PLOT STUDENTS IN CCC two; Helen Hendrick, grade one; Mrs. James Kane and her son, Har­ waa terminated, due to a technical’ . SALES RACKET WORKS Marjorie Staphana. kindergarten. old had to ba rescued by means ot GETS LAW DEGREE Ity. How Convicts Were Subdued Northeast school; Alice F. Burke, ladders by neighbors and firemen. WediMMtey grade one: Phyllis Heffron, grades It Is estimated that the loss Is be­ Tha men's Ufa saving claaa will wblcli U>« houM>to>bouM cuivaSMr B a r g a i n H o u n d 93 PUPILS IN GRADES 2 and 3; Ruby R. Amprimo, grades tween $3,000 and $4,000. the cause Barbfc’ s and actors are tha out* doe* not have. Sells Lot to George Forbes Enlistmeots for Summer Va (EMTOBS NOTE: Here la :.men had been driven back when the incct from 7 to 7:46. . A public set­ 4, 5, 6. of the fire being undetermined. back will be held at the West Side standing exceptions to tbe oompctl- A p m ilf All of thu ragardleaa, no arocer Warden Lacey Slmpson’i story I fans were reversed and would re- Vernon Depot: Julia Touhey, David Mullins Hurt " Famous Yale Athletic Star of the mutiny of 348 convicts in I treat to the face of the mine. Rec on Cedar street. Play will start llve education rule of China. If % makes AO per cent, and 100 per for New House Who WQI W lU BE GRADUATED grades 1-3; Pauline Kahan, grades David Mulllna, 25. of Crystal Lake man's father is an actor or a hair* cent, and 200 per cent, over cost of cation Period WiD End in tha Kansas State prison coal See Some lights 4. 5, 6. at 7:45 and prizes will be awarded Lm tc s Towu and Cides waa cut and bruised In an accident to the winners. Operated Tarern to Help her. be must be what hla father la, his products as these canvassers mine, which ended after 21 We went on down looking for Vernon Center: Mary Friedman, on the Rockvllle-Talcottvllle road hours without Injury to guards, men and hadn't gone far until ' Thnraday and tnrre are no devlatlona from are supposed to do. In addition to Also Build One for R o ll State June SO. A aurss’s watch with radium For town and oountry—for aporta, MIm Florence Whitlock and grades 1-5. ' Tuesday night when the automobile' tills rule. Each Week— Is Legiti- the large number of house-to-house handSAnd a larga ssoond hand with convicts or mules, and with we saw some lights moving In the Talcottville: Ruby B. Loverln, The Model Airplane (Hub will buainasa or draaa—you'll naad a Miss Gertrude Herskeil Re­ he was driving suddenly became.un­ meet in the club rooms at 7 o’clock. Climax Life’s Ambition. _ canvassers above noted, ehort- Hudson Six Cylinder Sedan mounted on liA-inch wheelbaao with a 93- a red cross on ths dial would make prison officials making no con­ distance. They were coming to­ grades 1-6. manageable. The car shot off the complete wordraba of tha U(bt cessions to the miners' de­ ward us so we stopped and waited, tire as Teachers in Rockville. The women's swimming classes will ■Ijlfa T|N|ifa T h a i ^|A||ae sighted local organizations and E. J. HoU, wbo 30 yaars ago borsepower engine. This new addition to tha Hudson Un« offers esMep- a niea graduaUoa gin. This guar- weight, g : ^ form ra- Dobsonvllle; Annie W. Herring, highway, up an embankment, throw­ ■ u i c i r a i K iii a i m siu ngs business tlonal power and roominess in the low-priced Aeld. It may be seen at Forestry students wtll be enrollaS mands for better food, removal not knowing whether we'd have a meet aa follows: 7 to 7;45, advanc­ atartad to ‘‘cut the earth to suit anteod time piece epecial $13 95 u vN taming auramer aulta grades 1-4. ing the young man, and overturning New Haven. June 19 — (AP) — for the community dealer every George L. Betta‘ garage at 127 Spruce street. In the Civilian Contervation Corp sold at Matthew Wior’s, 999 Main of the prison physician and im­ fight or not. Rockville, June 19.—There will be Ogden's (kirner: Marjorie Scher- ed; 7:45 to 6:30, life saving. NOW 1 EAT ^ being sold at Moat- They came ahead, not many of several times. Mullins was taken Friday day. Itinerant venders and peddlers your taste" in Mancheeter has again this summer, George H. Waddell, ra> street, near Maple. munity from punishment). 93 pupils of the grammar schools of wltzky, grades 1-5. to the Rockville City hospital by a Bruce Caldwell, of Valley Falls, R. to the Stores. shown that be still has faith In crulttng offtcar for MancheaUr and ^gom ary Ward's. These them at first, with two dMslon The girls' swimming clasaea will whose specialties are Invariably Bulta wara formerly the town of Vernon, who will re­ HONOR U S T passing motorist and was attended I., one of Yale's | greatest athletes, CABBAGE short-weight and foods which are Manchester, by starting a new de­ Mveral nearby towns, baa baan noti­ By LACEY SIMPSON mine officers, James Skahan and Below is given the honor list In meet os follows: 3:30 to 4:15, begin­ Maktng CUmamon ToaaL $18.96 and are now ba- James Wilson. The men didn't talk ceive their diplomas from Francis by Dr. R. C. Ferguson. He will re­ ners: 4:15 to 5, Advanced. was among the 5(15 recipients of ad­ almost at the passe stage Increase velopment of property here. About fied by the state Federal tnergency Instead of buttering In the ordin­ Warden of Kanaaa Penitentiary scholarship at the Rockville High Cpwet Stomaeli im tlx years ago Mr. HoU purebaaed a HUDSON AND TERRAPLANE much at first but the officers told S. Nettleton, a member of the school main at the hospital for a day or The women's plunge period will vanced degrees at the unlvcrslly s (V^mlsbed By Chamber of Com- th local dealer's trade tosses 'n Relief commiaalon. ary way. try dipping strips of toast , . . _ for $16.6$. It school on the work of the second two. The automobile waa wrecked. 3W t wttk Bell-AM , meroe) more. The housewife does not stop large tract of land on McLean HUI, AU enrollments jriU ue completed »mu!d wua to take advantage of Lansing, Kas.. June 19 (A P )— us they wanted to go up. They board thia evening at the annual be held from 7 to 9 o'clock. W om­ 234th annual commencement exer. N. Y. Stocks in melted butter before rolling in a half-year. Pupils whoce names ap­ The accident is thought to have been cises today. near the East Hartford-Manchestcr this sale. You'll like the chmrful When I went down Into the mine came mighty meekly. All the boast­ graduation exercises to be held In. en members may get towels from In a survey by the New England to consider that there certainly Is a MODELS NOW AT BETTS’ by June 80 unless an axtanakm in In­ cinnamon-sugar mixtura for cinna­ pear on this list have an average town line with the intention of de­ patterns of the suits and the Im­ they were putting out the fire. It ing an^ talking was out of them the Sykes Auditorium at 8 o'clock. caused by a blowout. Sergeant the life guard. Membership cards Caldwell, waa given his Bachelor Grocery and Market Magazine ‘‘nigger In the wood-pile" some­ dividual eases Is granted, according mon toasL Then toaat In your of 85 per sent in four prepared sub­ Peter Dowewlcz of the local police where, that these Itinerant pirates veloping the property for homes. Be­ peccable tailoring. waa pretty well out at the time. by that time. The program will be In keeping with must be shown. of Law degree by President James which Is just being completed after Adams E x p ...... SH to tha information racelvad by Mr. broiling oven until brown. jects or the equivalent, and arc be­ is investigating. of business cannot possibly offer cause of the change In conditions New Cara Longer and Lower Waddell. Tbe guards were getting ready to I waa very happy none of the of­ the (Connecticut Tercentenary cele­ Dancing In the gym from 8:30 to Rowland Angcll. A graduate of Alaska J u n ...... 1614 low 80 percent tn none of the four. Engagement .\nnouneed Yale College in 1928. the Rhode. Is­ B e l l -a n s live months of study, the amazing the services and the values which but one house was built there. and Have Steel Roofs — In­ A1 C h em ...... 168^4 The enlistments are to ba If you haven't tried the 'Vacuum go up past the fire. The object of ficers was Injured or seriously the bration with cpl.sodcs from Oolonial 12:30. A special attraction has rOR INDIGESTION S.TS permit- To prevent curranta or raisins worse for their experience. While Pupils whose names are preceded by Announcement was made yester­ land man played professional foot­ volume of business beldg taken out ci^n be had In local stores. Today he sold to George Forbes, ted "to provide selected forestry clau er on your mattrasaae. do It now thia was to get around to where the Connecticut being presented in cos­ been secured, for the final dance ot of New England towns and cities creased Business. American Can .1404 foreatry from sinking to ths bottom of a the mine was pretty badly tom up. star have an average of 90 percent. day of the engagement of Miss ball and baseball and from time to local contractor a building lot on Am Coml Ale . students an opportunity to angaga so that they wtll be thoroughly fresh officers were held and to release tume. The American Legion school the season. Chief Shunatona and each week by peddlers, hoiise-to- the property on which Mr. Forbes -■ 24^ cake or pudding, warm them well in It Is largely a matter of work In Seniors Dorothy, Elizabeth Ashe, daughter time operated a restaurant, smoke Am Home Prod U) practical work during tha ooUega and free the dust and dirt; of ^ thethem if possible. awards will be presented by (Com­ hIs Indian dance band will furnish llouse canvassers, clubs, and socie­ Is to build a six room house, with all The new Hudsons and Terra- -. 334 the oven before adding them to the winter. Form the year-round mai We knew one of them was locked clearing up the debris and replac­ Anna Allard. *Mae Brace, *Sylvia of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Ashe of the music for dancing. The band is shop and tavern here during the last Am Radiator . vacation period. Students enrolled in >abJ||A V mander B. J. Ackerman of-the Stan­ ties, which should ordinarily go to modem Improvements Including a planes for 1935 have arrived and .. 144 batter. Thla la advisable when the tres.-.-vacuumlng habit, using eltliL the mule banM nd that the oth- ing the burned Umber. The men ley Dobosz Post of this city. Ctorr, Thomas Dawkins, Dorothy this city to J. Francis Dillon of Wil- booked from New York, coming seven years to earn enough money j Am Smelt . . . . this category while at camp will be limantic. Miss Ashe is a nurse at the the local grocery store has been ROBERT P.TRIGGS septic tank to take care of the sani­ are now on public display in the .. 41% fruit cannot be dipped In flour. In a small vacuum or the attachmei? I 'bad been held in the electric who damaged it will have to do Prayer will be offered by Rev. EM- Ellsworth,' ’ Henry Hayden, Ruth direct from European triumphs. Ail to send himself through law school ‘ narefully studied with the hope of s*-owrooma of George L. Betts, 127 Am Tel and Tel -.127% subject to all orders and rcgulationa some recipes, the little extra flour of a larga vacuum. ^Ihop, which Is just off the entrja that work Buckley, Stephen Kowalsky, Pauline Rockville City hospital. and realize a life's ambition. . I Panama Hats tary sewage disposal. In addition Am Tob B . . . . ward L. Nicld, and there will be vo­ (dancers and mu.sic lovers should Snding a remedy to oombat the slt- .'?pruce street, local dealer. Featur­ -• 92 4 applicable to junior CCC ciunpera, will spoil ths mixturs. ’'leading from the main shaft. I’ll give our mine superintendent. Llpke, Homer Metcalf, ’ Alexander Bouts i*ost|M>ned The climax to Caldwell’s career, ; to this Mr. Holl has also g-lven to Am Wat Wrks cal selections by the graduates, and make an effort to be at the Rec on .52.45 - .$2.95 hation. ed by lower, longer lines with more .. 13'4 except the requtremmta as to allot­ Of course It waa difficult to get Bob Murray, credit for advising Miller. Pearl Moore, ’ Norman Tenn- Because of the inclement weather, Friday evening ns this will be their which Is a rare saga of dctcrmlna- j GOING TO FLINT Mr. Forbes a contract to build an­ Anaconda .... Here’s a one-dish luncheon the selections by the schbol orchestra. $10,000,000 a Year other house that Mr. Holl will later power, even Aner performance and -. 144 ments to dependents, which need not family will go for in a big way; tr- past the debris of the fire and the when he came up, after being re­ stedt, Julia Zclek. the amateur boxipg bouts scheduled only opportunity to hear the Indian tion, will come later this month Armour, Ills ,, be made. You’ll rest easy on one o f the The following episodes will be for Tuesday night at the Sandy TOGGERY SHOP design. It will, be a one-family two of the latest developments of .. 34 rahge a mold of cooked brown rice frames of two cara that burned. At leased, that the first thing to do presented: Party of Thomas Hooker Junior* band. when he takes his bar examination, Church organizations, women’s | the industry, the new earn are ex­ Atchison ...... nationally famous innersprlng mat­ Beach Arena, Crystal Lake, were house and wlU have six rooms, with -- 464* ‘‘In view of the fact that this pro­ tresses on sale now at Watkins In the center of a platter and sur­ that time, also, they were still play­ waa to reverse the fans and drive entering Hartford in 1636; The Catherine Ahem, ’ Pearl Cohen, the passing of which will place an societies, war veteran organiza­ pected to create a tremendoua Auburn ...... -. postponed until Thursday evening a possible addition of a tun parlor 224 ject Is designed to furnish work op­ Bros. They are priced so reason­ round with cheese eauce. Border ing water on tbe fire. the smoke back on them. Founding of New Haven Quinnipiac, George Davieau, Rlcha-d Dawkins, tions, man and women out of work Lyness Street Resident amount of Interest. The two devel­ Aviation Corp . I talked to the men early last at 8:30 o’clock. or supposed to be out of work, the and a sleeping porch. There is also .. 34 portunity for forestry students dur­ ably that even the most modest fur­ with tomato cutlets ahd crisp bacon. We went on past the pen where 1638; John Wlnthrop's visit to Mildred Drangenis, Harriet Fitz­ to be built In connection with this opments which are entirely new to Balt and Ohio , .. 124 ing the summer holiday, aU men en­ the mules roll. They want lo roll night trying to show them the fu­ KIWANIS CLUB TO HEAR halt, the lame and the blind, ordi­ Bendix ...... nishing budget can afford to buy (Charles II In 1662; Andros and the gerald, ’ War.-en Francis, Virginia house a modern sanitary sewer dis­ the Industry are the steel-roofed .. 144 rolled In this elasstfiration will be ASPARAGUS. . In the mines same aa anywhere else. tility of their poslUon and how It Charter, the story of the Charter [NORTON’S I nary peddlers, and even some large Transferred to Michigan body ^which incloses the passengers Beth Steel ____ one. But they went on sale Friday Hamback. Mary Harrington. Mildred posal plant and a well will bo aunK .. 264 discharged at such time •• to permit Temperature 275 degrees. From there we advanced to the would be to their advantage to Oak Incident in Hartford In 1687; national food manufacturers, by In a silent, solid steel compartment Beth Steel, pfd and If you wish to obtain one yoii Kan ter, ’ Joseph Libsch, Robert HICKEY IS REAPPONTED WARD CHENEY MONDAY house-to-hnuse canvassing, club of­ to provide drinking water for the ,. 70 them to re-enter achoc', or at their Time 2 1-2 hours. ' ' c .try leading Into the mine shaft. come lip and present their griev­ Israel Putnam hurrying away to an­ with perfect ventilation and the Borden ...... had better go right down before they ances to the State Board of Admln- Loverln, ’ Mary McCusker. Gertrude Tercentenary Special fers. home demonstrstions, and City by Government. people who purchase property In the .. 254 request for any reason. are all gone as there la a limited For caUi quart use: * There was a double wooden door' swer a call for assistance In 1775' Murphy. Irene Numrj-ch. Robert section. ' new electric gearshift which entire­ Can Pao , , , . , , .. 104 and the men bad it barricaded with latraUon. through the use of othsr methods, Caae (J I) ___ "BnroUmant will be made by tha supply. They are priced $12.60, 1 1-4 pounds asparagus. Nathan Hale, the Toltand County Nutland, Dorothy Pasternak, Ger­ AS COUNH’S DETECTIVE THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY Mr. Holl and Mr. Forbes are of ly eleara tha front compartment .. 66 First Corps Area headquarters. 1 teaspoon salt rails. It was an awful job getting I’ll have a conference with the Ward CHieney, president of Che­ dally taka out of New England Cer de Pasco ,, $19.76, $89.76. Revolution hero; story of Deborah trude Prokop, Kerwin Ran, Norman husineta which ahould go to local the opinion that homes built In that and glvei real Anger-tip control of .. B64 Army base, Boston to which all ap­ 1 8-4 cups boiimg water those rails out of the way and the mine officers. The ringleaders will ney Brothqra, will discuss Cheney Robert P. Trlggs, Federal air the ear. Ches and Ohio be punished. A lot of those men (Champion, dispatch bearer, 1776; Scheuy, ’ Roes, Stone, ’ Richard Wil­ food dealers In an estimated volume corps Inspector at the Pratt A section, which makes possible a trol­ .. 444 plications should be made." Wash Well, scrape stalks. Re­ doors open. the Wethersfield Conference. Governor Approve* .\lcorn’s Brothers, Its difficulties and how 1 Lot 245 Prs. For 1936 the Hudson Motor Car Chrysler 48>; Summer hata, with white or pas­ Wa went through them to the were not voluntarily taking part In cox, Gertrude Wise, Luclle Woolam. they affect the town at the weekly Shoes of almost 110.000,000 each year. Whitney plant In East Hartford and ley faro of one token either to Hart­ move scales. Cut off tough ends. The following Is the list of the Sophomores Selection— To Get $1,000 In­ ford or to Manchester will find Company will build a Special and Coca Cola !2i84 tel trimming, always evlll look fresh main shaft. We were confident the the strike. luncheon meeting of the Klwanls PUMPS STRAPS Magazines of national drcuiBtion. a resident at 72 Lynens street here Tie same lengths together or cut graduates: Kenneth A. Arzt, Louise Lena Allard. Myrtle Artz, Leon ready buyers or tenants. DeLUxe series Terraplane 8 on 112 Col Carbon ...... 911^ If the trirjinlhg Is fastened with Into one-mch pieces. Put In boiling crease Over r'ormcr Salary. club next Monday noon In the Man­ magazines especially created by for the past eight years, has been J. Abrahamson, Theresa F. Albert, (Jborcbes, Warren Clough, Ruth OXFORDS TIES manufacturers of direct selling inch wheelbase and a complete se­ Col Qas ...... 85 snaps. Several colored bands, or water. Boll for 5 minutes. Re­ chester Country club. transferred by Ute government to Bcmlco L. Bamforth. Faith E. Bllnn, Condon, Lena DePellagrinl, Regina roductj and direct mall pieces to ries of Hudson cars on three wheel­ Col Gas and Elec ...... 71. TROTSKY HIDING different bouquets of flowers will move from the water and pact into Each member of the club has All Heels .00 Porter Bllnn, John E. Bock. Harrv Hartford, June 19.— (A P )-E d ­ Flint, Mich.. wh"re he will be In­ bases. namely, 116, 117 and 124- Col Solv ...... ■■ *ni! give you a change and you won't Gauthier, Emily Grous, ’ Beatrice been urged to bring a guest to the Sle number of many thousands spector of fuel Injectors at the Mar­ clean hot jars, on which new clean YOUNG PUPILS OF MRS. W. Boothroyd, Leonard F. Bordua, Most All Sizes, each month are used to attract inch wheelbase chassis. There are Cons O il--___ ...... ’ ' ‘ ■ 9 have to spend last-mlnute-tlme sew­ rubbers have been adjuste4. Add PERPIAN YOUTH Hamilton, ’ Margaret Kent, ’ Celia ward J. Hickey of West Hartford i meeting and a large attendance is Reg. Value vel Carburetor cempany. |EMANUEL CHURCH Hve models of the Hudson Standard Cont Can ...... 84*. ing them on. Alice (Cbemiatruck, Vera M. Cobb, Layman, Adelina Loetscher, Ann nlllble men and women by offering IN NORWAY NOW the teaspoon of salt, and cover with Walter S. Czehura, William M. Dar- has been reappointed county detec- i expected, White, Black, Brown, Mr. Trtgg.s who 1s n captain In the ; 8 on 117-Inch wheelbase with 113 Corn Prod ...... 75 HAZEL McCOMB HEARD Matyia, John Montgomery, ’ Wll- live for Hartford county for a term ------To $3.00 fabulous get-rich-quick opportuni- Officer's Reserve, will leave for h it' boiling water to within one Inch of Ico, Joan B. Dawkins, Laura E. Grey, Blue. tlss. horsepower, and three models of the Del Lack and West .. ] ' fg top. Partly seal. Place jars In ATTEMPTS HOLDUP helmlna Moore. Peter Nerl, Phyllis of two years from July 1, at a eal- n r a n s i r v i o R a r r m A v ir a new post the flret week In July. He For the first time In years, cotton Dick, Philip J. Doss, Beatrice M. ary of $5,000 per year, less the nre- JUNIOR MECHAMCfl In one publication devoted to dl- PAGEANT TONIGHT Hudson DeLuxa 8 on tha 117-lnch Dupont ...... ” 1011 dresses, providsd they are dark, will the oven with the control set at 275 Orlowski, Rose Radomska. Elizabeth i will be given a farewell dinner by whealbasa with llS horaepowar. In Dunfleld, Catherine J. Dunn, Robert vailing 14 per cent pay cut, It was rtet selling advertisements offering E a stm a n ...... be correct attire for city wear. Dark degrees, and bake 2 1-8 boura. Re­ Children’s Theater Group Pre M. Ellsworth, Evelyn ‘ R. Foster, Rcichle, Margaret Sat'yb, 'Eleanor Providence, June 19.— (A P )—Eu­ Regular $1.00 Value Ladles* a big 12-ounce bottle of vanilla Pratt A. Whitney officials on Mon­ addition there la tha big 8 which Elec and M u s ...... au Is Granted Temporary Aty* move from oven and complete the Say,-’ Doris Schlaf, ’ Nelson Steltz, announced today. HiKhest Quality will ba In two modela~Cuatom Club crashes, dark sheers and dark sents Interesting Program at Pauline M, C. Foster, Arltnc B. Gak- gene B. Martin of Na.shvllle. Tenn.. sailing for 99 centa la offered by a day, July 1. He will be accompanied Elec Auto L it e ...... ” 211 piques have been used to make seal. Test for leaks. Alice Tuttle, Irene Wncok, Hickey's appointment by State Children’s to Flint by his da.ighttr, Mlse Betty Sedan and Custom Brougham on Gen Elec ...... ' I g J Son of Consul General to Center Congregational. eler, Lorraine A. Gebhardt, Raymond Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn, was ap­ was re-elected National Councillor of S t Paul, Minn., concern, the cost to charming three-piece suits that car­ Freshmen the Junior Order, United American SUk Hosiery Trlggs, who was given a farewell ''The Search fo r Light” to 124-Inch wheelbase, also with 113 Gen F o o d s ...... J?’* Imn Because ofH is Health, A. Gorczynskl, Raymond W. Hart­ proved by Governor Wilbur L. the agent being SO cents and an i ry with them quite a little air of mann. Karl F. Hewitt, Elizabeth P. John Allard, ’ Karl Baer, Gertrude Mechanics, a fraternal brotherhood, party last evening at tlie home of horaepower. Gen M otors...... ei Cross. Hickey has been county de­ aluminum chicken frier given free formality. U. S. Says Girl Friends Are Mrs. Hazel Hughes MeCtomb, Hoffmann, Hedwlg M. Horst, Myr­ Barber, Marlon Beerwart, ’ Juanita at the closing business session of the SHOES to each purchaser. A soap concern Mrs. Sherwood Truernan of West Portray Man’s Search From a performance standpoint, Gillette ...... Officials Say. SojlsFswvja-P tective since 1922. The salary rep­ tbs Hudson and Terraplane models dramatic reader and Instructor, pre­ tle B. Johnson, Robert K. Kahan, Bclyca, ’ Rosalie Blonstcin. Barbara resents an increase of $1,000 over 52nd biennial convention today. 5 0 c pr. of Dayton, Ohio, offers a ‘‘big aoap Center street by a small group of Gold Dust ...... !!!!;■■■ 17 Joscphln? V. Kalina. close friends. Mist Trigge was pre- all offer Improvements for 1935 sented her (Children's Theater group Copping, ’ Margaret Davis, ’ John his former pay. The delegates selected Washing­ First Quality! deal which beats chain store piicee" Hudson M otors...... toz to Blame. Also Florence M. Kashady, Ed­ Dawkins, CSiarles Eastv/ood, ’ Mor­ ton. D. C., for the next convention in $ 1 .0 0 up Dented with a gold cross and chain. over 1934. Detailed advancement In AU New Summer Shades with 19 competition-defying ascort- Through Ages for God. Oslo, Norway, June 19— (AP) — and a few of her private pupils In a ward J. Kayan, Douglas L. Keep­ ris Fuhr, Irene Gebharut, Alice Gun­ 1937. ments through which not only the engineering and construction In the Int Nickel ...... ' 27S PLANS FOR JUNE SPORT engine has resulted in increased Leon Trotsky, the modem man with­ CLASS NIGHT PACKS novel and Interesting program at ings, Joseph A. T. KowalewsW, Wil­ ther, Wilma Hlsisny, ’ Anna Huntley, chain store price Is supposed to be Int Tel and T o l ...... y-T New York, June 19.— (AP) —^The lard G. Kuhniy, George F. LaCha- m et but the canvasser becomes In- power without any change In the Johns M anvllls...... 501] out a country, disappeared today in Center (Church house last night, •Celia Jendrucek, Arlme Johnston, Deaths Last Night "Tha Search for tha Light,” an basic dimensions. As a result of DANCE NOW COMPLETED high cost of showing girl friends a pellc, Alice M. Lehmann, Joseph S. Frank Kiskunes, Dorothy LaChapell, 1 Lot 184 Pair Ladies* depandsnt for life. Another concern SIDEWALKS INSPECTION alaborata pagaant dapicting man'a Kennecott ...... ; ...... the fastnesses of Norway, where he given solely for the parents of the lo Cincinnati offers almost a eom- these Improvements the power- •’gooTTime” was pleaded today by a children who range in ages from 8 Lemck, George C. Lennon, Norino Donald Lanz, Annie Misaiko, Rich­ aaarch for God through the ages, Lehigh Valley Rd ...... ! ! ! " ' sii has been granted temporary asylum. HIGH SCHOOL HALL R. Lcsslg, Ralph L. Long, Donald B. bleta llns of grocery producta which weight ratio of the new cars Is con­ With his wife and two secretaries. youth booked on a robbery charge to 14. The purpose was to demon­ ard Morgenson, (Chester Howard. Providence, R. I,—Frederick N. ‘ ITCHING... Norton^s De Luxe Shoes IS NEARING COMPUriON will ba prasantad at tha Emanuel siderably more advantageous than Lig and Myers B ...... ' l l 14 Knights of Columbus Social Loverln, Florence A. Maguire, Ed­ Frederick Jacobs. ’ Edward Robb. they claim can be told at lata than Lutharsn church tonight at b Loew’s ...... ■ Trotsky hastened from Islo to as Francesco de Zela Pardo, Jr., 20, strate to them the technical side ot Connet, 67. known for his invention ' anywhere on the body— for 1934 with a resulting increase In Event to Be Held Saturday the training, and what the teacher ward S. V. Mamuszka, Francis J. P. ’ Josephine Romeo, Margaret local dealer pricea with commlt- o'clock. It was originuly plannao Lortllard ...... !!!!!! ' 21 Hoene-foss, a small nearby towm, who Is a son of the Peruvian consul McNulty. ot automatic registering devices for . also burning irritated skjn-— Mona up to so. per cent for workers acceleration, hill climbing stability after his arrival yesterday by at Country Club. . general here. has been able to accomplish with SchlichtIng, ’ Ruth Tennstedt, ’ Pris­ use with the Herschel-Venturl tube. to give the pageant outdoors but the and top speed; McKeesp Tin .. •'...... !!!!! i i 5 Commencement Program h Also Alice M, Miller,. James P. soothed and helped by •bd prizes of automobiles besides. Between 60 and 65 Miles of Inclemant weather prevailing today Monsanto Chem ...... steamer from Antwerp. Then the Tbe youth waa arrested last night the group In the comparatively cilla Tomlinson, Dorothy Weber, Fort Worth, Tex.—W. H. Roescr, $1.98 Morris, Florence S. Neumann. Caro­ $5.00 An Honr From an appearance standpoint entire party waa lost to sight. In a jewelry store where police short time since the Children's Mae Welch, Rita Willie. 60. who won and lost three fortunes Sidewalks in Town; All lad to tha tranafar indoors. the cars are lower and longer. Tbs •Mont Ward ...... " " 26a; Final arrahgamenu for ths June line A. Neupert, Charles R. Nielson, All (kilor* , One concern In Kokomo, Ind., Nat B i s c ...... m u Although Trotsky's visit to Nor­ eba rg ^ he pointed a .22 caliber re­ theater waa organized the past wm Police Inveetlgatlng Fire as a “wildcat" oil operator. Broken Slabs Are Being Tha leading parta In the pageant radiator grills have been improved Sport Dance Saturday night at the Begun With Class Day William S. Numrych, Joseph Oliver, R esin ol .\U Sizes MtS out a raft of direct mall liter­ will be taken by Ernest Berggren, Nat Cash Rev ...... is ti way was oatenslbly for hla health, volver at the proprietor, Louis Mar' ter. The state police from the Stafford Violet Barney, 58, character ac­ ature and advertising pieces re­ Kepinced. with a higher and narrower effect. Manchester (Country club, sponsored The program was in two parts. In Carl F. Pasternak, Elaine Poehnert, Springs barracks started this morn­ All Width* GIad>’s Johnson and Dorothy Ander­ Nat Dairy . , ...... 16'- the chauffeur of Uie car in which by Campbell Council, KnlghU of shall, before a police InterrupUon. tress, and a native of Mobile, Ala. lAU Heels garding a full line of grocery prod- The grills are of the pierced type the noted Russian and his party Held This Afternoon. the first scene five of the older girls, Erna R. Rauschenbacb, Frederick ing to Investigate the fire which oc­ son, supported by a cast of nearly Nat Distillers ...... o a * Columbus, have been completed by Eleven dollars was found on the New York—Mrs. Harriet B. W . ' gets, soaps extracts, aluminum and are very distinctive. The Terra- motored to Hoenefoss said all ap­ floor of the store after the arrest, Emma Lou Kehler, Barbara Ray. Priscilla Reed, Joyce E.S. ReiRejid- curred yesterday afternoon shortly eighty persons. Mrs. K. E. Erick­ plane grill retains the radial or N Y Central ...... j o i ‘ the committee In charge. Squiers. widow of the late Herbert.' REWARD glensIlH toiletries, showing can- of all sidewalks peared to be in high spirits. which was precipitated by a passer­ Murphy. Valerie Miller, Constance gen. Faith E. F. Ridgeway, GefaldV .after 1 o’clock in which it was ncc- Goldsmith Squiers, former United j Will be paid for any corn which son, Mrs. Beatrice Pearson and Miss sun-burst effect of 1934. while tne NY NH and E ...... i ' ; " ; 47* Tables and chairs will be arrang­ Ine Risley, Francis K. Rizy. MEN’S gasiars how they can make $5.00 In In town by the highway depart­ Noranda ...... 00,'? Minister of Justice Trygve Lie by's report to a comer patrolman Kehler and Jeanette Pitkin, posed S;saary to carry three persons from States minister to Cuba and Pana-; Oreat Christopher Postive Com Polly ment. as Instructed by the Board of Mltzl Berggren are In charge of the Hudson grills are of two types. The ed on the lawn of the club If the Before a crowd that jammtd C^rrlne G. Ruchl, Ella M. Ryan. SHOES £ single hour and offer an Initial presentation. North Am ...... 17 ’ said documents submitted with that a holdup waa in progress. as mothers and members of the the second and third stories of a ma. i Cure cannot remove. Also good Prestoh grocery assortment for $4.00 which Selectmen, 1s nearing completion, one on the Big Six Hudson is dis­ weather permits. Arrangements every available inch of sitting and Busy Bee Sewing circle. As they Delphine C. Scheibc. Marjorie E. Norton's Shoes wooden building because of flames for calloutm, warts and noolea. tinctive tor that car and the other Trotsky's application for a permit The youth said his father had New York—Marvyn Scudder. 60, 1 $3.00 847 Main St„ Rubinow Bldg. n»s a resale value of $10.59, Town Engineer J. Frank Bowon re­ Penn ...... ;;;;; ...... , 2^ to stay In Norway asserted his life have been made to string colored standing room, the C.azs of 19S5B given him $30 weekly allowance were seated sewing, they discussed Scheiffer, Eunice M. Scheiner, Mar­ and dense smoke. The fire which qnted actuary and a native of Lake Sold In Manchester by Olenney’a, ported this morning. Broken or is used on all Hudson 8's. On both lights over the tables. tha P. Schneider, Walter C. Schnei­ U Is estimated by one of the pub- Pimps Pet ...... waa at stake unless he was permit­ of Manchester High School held Its eince he waa 15. Detectives said the problems of their children with started In the bakchy operated by Forest, 111. 789 Slain Street. |iVe Specialize In Foot Correction! 11 siVuns carrying these direct sell- misplaced walk slabs are being re­ the Terraplane and Hudson, stream­ A limited number of tlcket$ will regard to speech; some talked too der, Arllne M. Schook, Lillian C. line trunk models are available tor Pub Scrv N J ...... 301* ted to have a change of air, CHass Night exercises In the high they asked why he had attempted a tnj tin that there are a million placed as fast as they are report­ Manchester 0!af Scheflo, Communist editor be available at the club the night of robbery. fast, others were slow and deliberate Schrumpf, Irene P. Schweitzer, Hel­ people In the United States ringing ed. any sedan or conch. R a d io ...... 5»! school auditorium last night. Com­ en G. Seibert, Robert S. Sherman. Reading ...... 35,, who spent all day yesterday with the dance, the committee announced His Explanation or bashful and awkward. In the door-bells, working for some 2,500 There arc between 60 and 65 miles Date Book Trotsky, however, said the exile this morning. Dancing will start at plete details of ths program, which "The girls in New York want to second scene a group of children in Saul H. Scigal, John R. Silhavv, manufaclurere and selling over of sidewalks In torm. according to Rem Rand ...... g ' was followed by dancing, will be Louis J. Silhavy, Priscilla E. Skin­ THE MOST FINELY BALANCED LOW-PRICED CAR EVER BUILT Reynolds Tob B ...... ! ! ! ! ! ! " fli u looked well but needed a change be­ 9 p. m. Dress will be informal. Art be shown a good Ume by being the recitations of short poems or In $600,000,000 worth of patent medl- Mr, Bowen, AH but about ffvc miles cause of his nerves. He also aald McKay's orchoztia will play. found on The High School World taken to dinners, shows and supper sketches, illustrated how the vari­ ner, Carlyle P. Teabo. Barbara A. cinea, groceries, soaps, perfumes of tar walks, most of which are In Safeway Stores ...... ' ag page of today's Herald. Thrall. Beverly C. Tobin, John G. Tonight I Scars Roebuck ...... ‘ " .nai Mmc. Trotsky was suffering from clubs," they quoted the young man ous drawbacks had been overcome and brushes annually. They ring the vicinity of Cheney Brothers' At State theater — "Strangers Local Stocks gout Transferred Indoors and poise, ease and naturalness, to­ Turner, John T. Tyler, Ralph T. Tv- 7 T 1 Socony Vac ...... who said he had been In this coun­ an average of 40 door-ballo per pet- mills, are concrete. All", shown at 7:10 and 9.60; Has Tuberculosis gether with good diction, had been ler, Allan H. Waite, Eleanor M •on each day which means that 40,- ISO p a c ...... Cnass Day exercises were held this try only five and one-half months. LON The concrete walks are broken or "Caalno Murder Case” at 8.25. (FumUhed by Pu. am A Co.) It waa learned that Trotaky, long DEATHS BY FLOODS afternoon in the high school audi­ "And that takes money.” acquired through the training of Webb. Marcelle E; Wells, Ernest J. 000.000 door-bella are rung In 40,- slabs are raised above the level of f o R w y ...... Welti, Dorothy E. Wei[z, Ralph R. nicEi Also—Manchester Green school | Central Row, Hartford. Conn. stand Brands ...... istt known to have been suffering from torium, being transferred tadoort When booked on a charge of as­ the Children's Theater. The Im­ 000,000 American homes each day adjoining ones by growing tree graduation, 8 p. m. I r. M. Stocks tuberculosis, had been conaulting a promptu program gave the parents Wheeler, John YanlshcWsky, Helen by house-to-hotise canvaasers In .^td Ga.s and El ...... " ' ‘ 4 INCREASED TO 175 from Educational Square because sault and robbery be protested to You’ll enjoy roots, exreptinnal bent, settling of Also pageant, "The Search for the ! physician. of the adverse weather. ’Today’s the desk lieutenant: an insight as to what Mrs. McComb A. Yurgel. ' open competition with the neigh­ the foundation, seepage of whter Stand Oil C a l ...... ' ’ “ 3^4 Light," at Emanuel Lutheran R«nk Stocks Sand Oil N J ...... ‘ 49,? The conservative newspaper Mor- program included an address of wel­ "You cannot charge me with rob la: aiming to do with her pupils. Banquet Tonight. borhood merchants who perform a under the walk or the action of the church. I Bid Asked Children lyho appeared in the sec The 39th annual banquetXof the real community service and who Texas Corp ...... !!.!!!!! 214 genbladet reported that Trotsky (Oontintied from Page One) come by C^ass President George bery because I did not take any­ frost In the winter, according to Mr. Tomorrow i Cap Nat Bank & Trust 8 13 had arrived for some reason other ond scene included Lois Gustafson. Ladies’ Auxiliary of the A. O. H. have a busineea overhead to meet Bowen. Timken Roller B ea r...... 39 Leary, reading tne claaa will and thing.” You hit better motoring better in 7 T June 20 — Barnard school gradu- Conn. R iv e r ...... 4.50 Trans America...... gu than hla health. Ing need today was for sunshine. the class prophecy, presentation of Detectives Timothy Hacgcrty and Seymour Maidment, Harvey Oliver, will be held this evening. A c'hick- atlon In morning.Hollister street | First Nat. B a n k .. PO The minister o f justice diacloaed Many producers already have plant­ certificates and awards by Principal Richard Symington, Shirley Ship- en dinner will be served at the R ^ k - Union Carbide ...... g i Patrick Hardy reported Juan Pardo, ECONOMY school In afternoon at 2. Buckland ’ Htfd. Conn. Trust . . . . ,57 61 Union Pac ...... ' jg j that no police protection was given ed two crops and were waiting for Arthur Illing, Ivy oration by PnM- 21, a son of the consul general, man, Grace Noren, Constance vllle House at 7 o'clock. The fol­ with a school In evening at 8. ! Hartford National . . . 21 33 Kehler, Jean Handley, Dolly Smith, United Aircraft ...... 1S4 Trotsky for hIS six-month stay In floods to subside before putting in dent Leary and the lower-senior Identified the accused youth as his lowing committee is in charge; Mrs LINGERIE This IVeek Phoenix St. B. and T. . .175 Norway and said the labor govern­ a third. response by President Woodrow Muriel Smith. Lois Clark, Ruthmary Mary Meyers, Mrs. Hannah Press- United Corp ...... 31? brother. BALANCED TRI'-SHAIIOW Crepe Slip# with the generous double section deep June 21—-High school graduation Insurance Storks ment permitted him to enter the The one bright spot on the flood Trotter. Wlrtalla, Sally Robb, Carolyn Mil­ ler, Mrs. Catherine Preuss. Mrs at State theater In morning. Aetna Casualty ...... 84 United Gas I m p ...... ’ 1 1 ' 14 u ler, Vivian Stochr, Marjory Marte, BALANCED enough and wide enough to really give you the protection you 86 U S Ind A l e ...... 43? country to demonstrate Norway’s scene was that In most sections the Graduation exercises will be held Nora Minor, Mr.s. Katherine Dailey' need with these light summer dresses...... $2.49 Also Strawberry Festival at Con­ Aetna Fire ...... 534 564 freedom for refugees. waters apparently were subsiding. Friday morning at the State theater Betty Barstow, Ruth Wheaton. Flora Mrs. Mary Berger and Miss Mar- cordia Lutheran church, 7:30 p. m. Aetna Life ...... 33 U 3 R u bber...... ja u garet Ronan. Other Sba'Jou'-proof S lip s...... gl.og 254 , U S Sm elt...... ■■ i'lo g The government, which refused Cold Weather at 10 o'clock, further details of PROBATION OmCERS’ Pickles and CHare Lavey. June 22— Knlghta of Columbus Automobile ...... 33 36 Trotsky permission to enter the Counterbalancing this, however, which will, be found elsewhere In to­ Groups from the (Children's Teachers Announced. BAT CAR! 7 \ C S S te e l...... 32 71 Slip with Bra Top and I’antle Atlarhed—Just the tiling for these spoi u dance at Country Club. Conn. G eneral...... 31 I Theater have made several public 33 ' Vicks C h em ...... 37 u country several years ago. condi­ was the fact that virtually every night’s Herald. The list of teachers for the school wcrni, sticky days that make a minimum of cloth desir­ Coming Events Hartford Fire ...... 734 75'i EXAMINATION MONDAY appearances, assisting at entertain­ U F in able ...... _. _ We.stem U n ion ...... \\ 3444 tioned his entry on a promiaa that part of the Nation except the A t­ year of 1935-1936 was announced ...... $2.49 June 34-29 — carnival at Dough- Hartford Steam Boiler 76 79 he would not conduct any propa­ lantic and Pacific coasts reported ments of various organizations. yesterday by Superintendent of Satin Danes Sets—beautifully made ...... erty's lot. sponsored by local veter­ National Fire ...... 72 Westlnghouse El and Mfg . . . . 524 ganda...... $1.49 74 Wool worth ...... g4ii rain yesterday. Most states also Schools Herbert O. Clough. There ans' organisations. Phoenix F ir e ...... 88 90 100 Candidates Have Been llzycn Panties—various styles ...... 39e to ,50c Elec Bond and Share (Curb). 8 found that the average rainfalls for are nine changes in the list, three in ^ .. MastfT D r Luxr Coach June ‘26—Indian pageant and drill Travelers ...... 490 600 Trotaky has persistently kept his June were considerably heavier than Given Permission to Take tbe High school. Two grade school I at Masonic Temple by Eastern Star. rubUc Utilities Storks whereabouts a mystery since April, usual and that temperatures were t)-STATE Written Tests at Hartford. FAVORS INCREASED FAY teachers will retire this year on pen­ IRENE’S June 28 Minstrel at High nchooi. Conn. Elec Service . . . 46 50 1934, when the French police raided below normal. NOW PLAYINO sions—Miss Florence Whitlock ^ il 1 S. . . ow a n d SPECIALTY SHOP July 3 —Block dance. Conn. Power ...... 43 45 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS his lonely cottage at Fontaine- One exception was Denver, Colo., teacher of one of the sixth grades of 7 T Hotel Sheridan At the head of the stairs July 4—Legion Hreworks dlt;:lay Greenwich WAG, pfd.. 45 50 breau, charging that he plotted a where weather was a shade warmer Hartford, June 19— (AP) — FOR GUARDS IN PRISONS the East district school, who has at Old Golf Lota on East Center Hartford Elec ...... 64 66 "Fourth Internationale." He tied than normal and rain for the month Examinations for persons wishing been teaching for a period of 42 ENIIMNCE street. Hartford Gas ...... 38 42 TABOO FOR NAVAL MEN that hiding place and waa ordsred showed a deficit of .50 inch, al­ to qualify for appointment aa pro­ years, and Miss Gertrude Herskeil July a— Washington L. O. L. de­ do., pfd...... 48 to leave France May 17, 1984. though precipitation since Jan. 1 bation officers for the newly creat­ teacher at the Dobsonvllle school! gree team lawn party at rear of S N E T C o ...... 117 121 The Bolshevik leader was exiled was 3.44 Inches above normal. W M»C£ ed juvenile courts for Fairfield and Director Says “ Big Shot” Pris­ who has taught for more than 35 clubroom on East Center street. Manufacturing Stocks (Continued from Page One) JfTom Ri'issia in 1929 for opposition Snow In Iowa § ' >olv„ a ntw Windham counties will be conduct­ oners Would Offer $1,000 lo years. The list of teachers follows- Am Hardware ...... 21 23 to the official party policy. Iowa had more than an inch above ed by the state department of pub­ I.ook the Other Way. High school: P. M. Howe, princi­ Am Hosiery 25 be amended to require officers to normal rainfall In June and snow lic welfare next Monday. pal, history; A. E. Chatterton, sub- Arrow H and H, co m .. 18 submit articles In advance. Swanson I \U The written examinations will be KLEIN’S MARKET 30 flurries fell at Creston yesterday. 8. master, athletics, mathematics; A. I BOLAND FlUING STATION do., pfd...... lUh said there "shouldn’t be any written" i B. Decker, meteorologist, aald an Iven at 9 a. m.. in the hall of the Washington, June 19 - (AP) —5 L- Dresser, science: Kenneth Little 1611 entei Street phone 3256 J on such controversial questions. KNEE ACTION HM j Billings and Spencer . 4 SOUND MONEY SYSTEM unofficial five Inch rainfall In 45 'CUIMO {['louse at the Capitol and will be Increased salaries for guards ot machine shop; Paul. Roden, wood STORE OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY. Bristol Brass ...... 374 39 4 got no right to give them' minutes at Llnevllle was the heav­ 'm charge of Richard K. Godwin, COMFORT STNIIUTT ! 1$ LEASED BY MORRISON '* permission," he added. Federal prisons were sought by working: Francis O'Lougblln, alge­ Case, Lockwood and B 175 iest in the state's history. state deputy on juvenile court pro­ bra, mechanical drawing;. Joseph __ Swanson declined comment on a NEEDED, SAYS GAN N En To The gum i bation. (toodwin said 100 candidates Sanford Bates, bureau director, in Collins Co...... 95 Wisconsin rains In last three days Ladles McCusker. English; Della Par­ Fresh Ground Hamburg...... 19c lb. Colt's Firearms ...... 27 m291; i reported Anglo-German naval agree­ equalled the normal amount for the have been given permission to take hearings before the House appro­ tridge, head of English department; Joseph Mon-ison. manager for ten ment. saying it waa a "State De­ 5Iaebeth the tests. priations sub-committce considering w Eagle Lock ...... 20 33 entire month, but the Department Loin or Rib Lamb Chops...... 25c lb. Publisher Tells Farmers They Table­ Margaret McLean, domestic sci­ i years of the gasoline lllllng station Fafnir B earings...... 66 75 partment matter" and that ha had of Agriculture termed the rain and Candidates who pass the written the second deficiency bill. ence; Esther J. Fellows. LaUn- ■ at Main and Hisrcll streets, has just stopped comment on Interna­ Should Be Protected Against ware Bates told the subcommittee "a Shoulder Pork Chops (le a n )...... 18c lb. Fuller Brush, Class A. 8 — cool weather a boon to pastures, examinations will be given an oral Margaret Hart, head of commercial leased the Boland filling sUtion on Gray Tel Pay Station.. 14H 104 tional affairs by all naval officers. Price Collapses. small grain and com which were examination June 27. Those wbo large number of men" had left to department; Eileen Murphy, lEPEII- N«^^i;eyeal Chops...... 25c lb. the Bolton road at Maacheater Green Hart arid C o o le y ...... 95 115 He added the Navy Department aald to be In the best condition at get a rating of 70 per cent on the enter other services, adding: French; Elizabeth, Towl', French ulun and will take charge there Monday. Hartmann, Tob, com .. — 4 was considering asking funds for Syracuee, N. Y„ Juna 19— (A P )— thia season In many years. combined examinations will be cer­ "Furthermore, there are "big shot’ English; Verne M. HaU, history; Lamb Stew...... 5c lb. replacement of obsolete battleships prisoners that we have to deal with He has also rented the house just do., pfd...... 29 ___ Estahllahment of a aound monetary Fort Smith, Ark., recorded a new ON THE SAME SHOW tified by the department aa suitable Mary Whittlesey, mathematics; Lean Stewing IMeat...... ^25c lb.* east of the station and will move his Int. Sliver ...... 16 19 at expiration of the Wuhlngton system which will protect the far­ high for the month with 8.69 inches candidates and from them Judges In Leavenworth and Alcatraz who Alice K. Fay, commercial; Mary get all good things in family thare from Its present home do., pfd. . .. ■,...... Treaty on December 31, 1936. mer against price collapses waa urg­ of rain. The total for the year fas “STRANGERS ALL” | Frederick W. Huxford of FairfleH will pay a thousand dollars at any The new Master De Luxe lines . . . when you ride in it and experience 63 66 with 5IAY ROBSON Darling. commercial. Elizabeth Native Strawberries, Extra ipancy at 18 Lilley street. Landers. Frary A Clk. 39 41 Asked whether he n-ould consent ed today by, Frank E. Gannatt, pub­ 30.63. Yesterday was the first clear u d Edward L. Dennis of Windham time to have a guard look the other Burger, bookkeepiug; Marjorie Chevrolet for 193S brings you its buoyant comfort and Blue-Flame valve- John E, Heritage, now manager New Brit. Mch. com ... to a continuation of tha battleship lisher of the Gannett newapapera, la day there since June 10. will select their probation staffs. way. Now, I do not say that the 6 8 FRIDAY . SATURDAY Smith, history, mathematics; Kath­ all good things in equal'measure . . . all in-head performance . . . when you b u y it 15c basket o( the Oakland filling station on do., pfd, ...... 45 holiday until 1942, If Great BrlUln an address before tha Homa Dapart- Ohio received twice as much The two courts were established difference between $1,680 and $1,860 erine Townsend, biology, Natalie equal meosure-get o Oakland street hae bean named Mann A Bow, Class A 3 7 and Japan agreed. Swanson aald ment of the Dairyman's League. moisture this year as in 1934 with A TRIPLE BILL SHOW! by tbe General Assembly as an ex­ would make a man Immune to temp­ Ide. English, domestic science; Nan motoring advantages without any disad­ and figure up what you get for what you Fancy Native Peas...... 3 ats 25c "we'd have to contlder that menager of the sUtlon et Main and do., Class B ...... — quea- Gannett told the dairymen as­ 14.44 Inches compared to 7.38. The WARNER BROS. periment. If they prove successful, tation; but on the other hand, I 1 tion," Flaherty, EngUsh, physical train­ vantages . . . and that’s why it is called the pay. It’s the world^s loucst-priced car with Green String Beans...... 5c oL BlaaelTell atreata and after Monday will North and J u d d ...... 25 37 sembled for their annual meeting, average temperature In June this TROPICAL m u s i c a l : it Is planned to expand the system think there is a margin of decency ing; Marie Bigelow, English, civics; direct both etativne. Niles, Bern P o n d ...... 30 H that the varying vaiue of gold year waa 64.8 compared with 76.3 in to other counties. that is necessary for an average Barbara Talcott, English; Annie B. Master De Luxe most finely balanced low-priced car ever built! the tvorld's three finest features ... luxurious 224 family to live on.” Fancy Tomatoes...... ioc lb. Peck. Stow and Wilcox 3 4 * 4 throughout tha depression oftan 1934. "IN CALIENTE" Hendrick, sewing; Helen D. Upson, You will be conscious o f its finer balance Bodies by Fisher . . . Turret-Top construe* Russell Mfg...... forced them to eelt their farm pro­ Indiana, Illinois. Michigan and With TOO ENTHUSIAS'nC He asked $168,980 to raise tbe music. 33 2$ HOSPITAL NOTES when you look at the Master De Luxe tion.. . and the famous gliding Knee-Actioa ...... 4 lbs. 19c 31 33 ducta for half thair markat value. Kansas made similar raports. Pat O’Brien • Daloraa Del Bio entrance ’ salary for guards to the East school; Annie B. Andrews, 33 35 * "Give ua a sound and honaat New York enjoyad normal New Haven, June 19.— (A P )— $1,860 figure and for other pay In­ principal, eighth grade: Helene Chevrolet and note its well-propcnrtioned Ride. See this car—ride in it—toda v! , 9c peckPersonal Notices Mrs. Anna Miller of 244 Cast PLUS . . . creases. Standard Screw 85 _ monetary lystem," he said, “and weather. Washington bad a mld- Harvard's 4 to 2 baseliall triumph Jacquemln, grade eight; Estclla Y. Middle T\implke. was admitted and CHEVROLET CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT. MICHIG.AN do., pfd., guar...... 100 ___ this great country, with all Ita won­ aftemoOD temperatura yesterday of over Yale here In the opesing game Klbbe, grade seven; Helen McCar­ "M R. DYNAMITE" Comparr ChetwoUi's lew delivered prires and easy G, .4f. A. C, terms. ,4 General Motors Valtsf Smythe Mfg. C a o e f o u b MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1», 1058, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTBR. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 19.1985s Iknrirfstrr objective be will have Mrved the at­ pressed thamaalvM aa pleaaad with torney generals' asMClation better tha rcsulta. The new Milk admin­ who shall within ten days, report to mains for public consumption. E ven ; drinking from roadside wells P than any previoua president. And istration seems to have solved the BEHIND THE SCENES r i N jSummat the administrator In writing as to if all other methods failed, chlorina­ springs unless they are posted MILK BOARD GIVES the compliance on tbe part o f the ap­ WATER U m iT IE S tion would spell death to all danger­ safe by toe State Department of Carntito BrrsUk he will have completed a task that ! problems that have kept the farm- Garden Clubs Are Offered Polo ShirtSi : IN WASHINGTON plicant with tbe state sanitary re­ ous bacteria. Health. will prove of untold benefit In prop­ ; era embroiled tha last two yearn. quirements and provisions regarding The water supplies at many vaca­ For campers and picnickers, the 85c LK«Ar.n**»^W Ti^ COitVi&T, l.NC. ------1------BV RODNEY DUTCHEIU--— . NEW S iV M tk e a x U n 11 SKm U «ir »«t erly deciding difficult points at law I Appointive offICN were filled wltli- Fine Tercentenary Medal OUT REGULATIONS the production, proceseing, handling SOUND WARNINGS tion points, including resorts, camps, water companies point out, the MtaobMttr, Conn, By AAabel McElliott and sale o f milk and toe administra­ overnight places along the highways safest method of protection la to boil v*. raoM A a rsRouBON for many yaara to come. I out too much sacrifice to the spoils TOGGERY SHOP ^ The HeraM Washington Osrre> A examine wdtiMsaM against Psarson. tor may decline tc grant or renew a and others, stand in direct contrast. all water before drinking unless it 0 «a «t«l Maaavar ! system. A ll in all, out of confusion D 19) 3. NEA Ssrvics, Inc. F»B«<*a 0 «tol*r 1. IN I appndent. I Reynolds auatainad them, over ob- license to any person who Is not In The drinking water supply may can be definitely ascertained that ' came a rather satisfactory and help- I Jectlons o f the Tydings lawyert. YORK A Oonnecticut Tercentenary med-^nam, privot, lilac, Scotch pine and FOR VACATIONIST VabUahN E**nr Evaslns Cxcapi SCHOOLS BUDGET a position to meet such require­ come from unprotected surface the supply from which It is taken la (N M im M< Ballday- Kntarad at iba Washington, June 19.— ThoN Vir­ Thereupon the anti-Pearson section BEGIN HERB TODAY al will be awarded tbe garden club bayberry. How New Law Will Operate : fill legislative session. If the liquor dilatory faahioa, and Miss Daisy Greens Fsrms Garden C9ub; Tri­ ments. A fter presentation of evi­ water subject to drainage from well protected and free from con­ liM OClea ai Macabaaiar. Cean.. u In preMntlng a budget of ^10.- gin lalands, forever providing of thB largely black populace tuni- KATHARINE RTRVRBURST, malting the moat auitable planting ia c M a Claaa Mail Mattar. j questions can now' be interpreted j By FALX HARRISON to and beautiful, allows her emo- appeared, fluttsrltig and refined angle on Shore road using for dence by the administrator that a sources of pollution. It may come tamination. The warning of the aUBSCRlPTlON RAl'EB « . I speech by a coal-black orator— toast. It's a terrible experience. agrees to engage a lawyer In her to enter the competition, Mrs. Stanfford Garden CHub: Planting sary. This last Assembly saw s | duck Democratic congressman and somehow. You hated to make a Brown said. These are the New hemlock, dogwood and flowering ed by Governor Cross as the ad­ from July first to June thirtieth, In­ to Connecticut people to be sure to I PaMlabar'a .(apraiantatira: Tha have Insisted that the expending oi hadn't placed a transcript la hla The English have their own absence to arrange on annulment ministrator of the new law, is os WHAT IS? Htal rtfiiN Iim 9 Jullaa Mathatva t?paclal A ain cy—New of the marriage. single extra effort. Haven and Anaonia Garden clubs. shrubs around pot-hole o.. Stillwa­ clusive of each year.” check on the purity of the w a ter: flood of new buBlness to be acted up-' present federal Judge for the la- hands just-to show him how awrto) unique method of preparing toast. follows. Tork. Cbicaco. Oatro.i and Uoaton. 9440,000 on-schools In Manchester DR. JOHN K A Y E , an old friend, Later Katharine had Just a The two Hartford clubs, Hartford ter avenue. “ Section 10. Section 525b of said supply at whatever vacation spot; and lubricataa longaaf, on and committee meelings and ' conditions were under Pearson. Pieces of stale bread are scorched Name Changed was exorbitant. That figure has sees Katharine off on her trip. glance st the book, but tt seemedmed aand Connecticut Valley, are co-op­ Wilton Garden Club: Planting in supplement is amended to read as they may select for their relaxation; MEMUEK AUl>n BURCAD o r h..rir.„„ In . <,11,1-.-. < n.,11 . i Thls squabble has arrayed Recre- Learning their mistake, they over A soft-cool fire, and then arc "The department of the Board ot ClRCUIUTluNb. heartngs In ailditinn to ordinary leg- t|„.y jekes and many liberal non- He tolls her he has always loved stale and dull to her. .The peo|o p " j g i M -----e erating with the Horticultural So- front of Garden Center, wild garden follows; "Each application for a and recreation. This Important Sivat you axtra milaaga been reduced by 1130,000. That is tr'ed to retrieve the docurent. But laid away between slices of thick Milk Control will be known after health feature is frequently neg­ Islatlve duties taxed the rapaciUcs partisana behind Pearson against her. were all busy saying Clever thi: , clety In connection with toe Tercen- in rear and beds at side for experi­ license shall be acted upon by said Tba Harmld Frlntina Campany. Ina^ a reasonable and sane reduction and Rejrnolds already waa packing hla London fog to age for several days July 1, 1935 as the department of lected due to toe fact that most peo­ The Veteran’s Coupon Book and tmeoriiar molar fellows like Jim Farley, Attorney S.ALLY MOON, who has snared There was a fox-hunting count: nshary celebration and are opening mental work. Administrator within fifteen days Naumaa no flnanriaT ranpnnitblllty of the moat robust members. ti-unka. and absorb humidity. Lett any trace Milk Administration in accordance ple are so accustomed to using pure f0( typoaraphlral arrnre ii>pt„rina IB the taxpayers should be thankful, General Cummings, and Senator Michael Into a sort of engage­ background, and she tired of 'ten of their gardens for three days North Mianus Garden Club; from Its receipt." " ...... Applicants If the pressure of work In the Someone else might want to In- of crUpness or warmth remain, the with Chapter 227 of the Cumulative parformanc#; advartiamaata la tha Manchaatar that So much was accomplished. Pat Harrison. ment, plans for their wedding, un­ quickly. Nobody, she thought re- the last week in June, but are not Landscaping recreation center, plot to whom licenses have been refused water from the public systems that Yes, Sir, It’s Thu Greatest Value In Town! Bvantna Haraia vcstli^Ale the island, but he, per- Supplement to tbe General Statutes they take the purity of all water for Assembly continues Connecticut will Senator Tydinga of Maryland, toait is brought to the toble on lit­ aware of Michael’s marriage to belliouely aa she shut toe covert, in the contest. 120 by 240 feet, also planting a bird shall be 'enUUed to a return of the That the bottom has been reached eo.’ ally wasn't having any. He tle silver racks, «>r coolers. of 1935. This Chapter amending granted. have to change Its law on bi-enniiil one of whose political proteges lost paused long enough at Puerto Rico Katharine. wrote of any real things nowa­ A ll of the wrork in connection sanctuary. fees accompanying their applica­ WEaONESDAY, JUNE 19 can be realised when a gradual drift 107a (the MUk Control Act) was The public water supply systems a Job In the Islands becauai of antl- to liaue a statement: Your correspondent never has days. "They wore all busy mak­ with toe projects will be finished by South Shore Garden CHub; Plant­ tion." sessions. The law-makers this year NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY enacted by tbe 1935 session of the in Connecticut are protected against of excellent teacher material is Pearsontsm, obtained $12,000 for "1 wish there were some way we been able to learn the recipe for ing epigrams or shocking you or October at which time toe swards ing on undeveloped land at State CODE OF OPINIONS faced altogether too much work CHAPTER XXXVI will be made. The Judges have not,- General Assembly. In accordance pollution by disease carrying germs | WORTH OF SERVICE noted. Bach year a member of the Investigation by a committee cri.'.l pay the Danes to take those English coffee. Except, o f course, something ... Police barracks on toe Post Road in « - 10 with i(s provisions, the Governor 29 by a fortress of safeguards which ; Many of the bills that were present-! of which he was made chairman, Islands back." that it isn't coffee at all, but chic­ Dark polished ffoora. Indian She resolutely turned down the aa yet, been selected. Westport. ROBBERY FRUSTB.ATED Although the actual work of the the school teaching staff, equipped Jars in unexpected niches. Rugs, The clubs taking part in the Ter­ has apipointed S. McLean Bucking­ makes contamination impossible un-, ed could have been acted upon a i Tydinga announced the commlt- I Tydinga now hopes to take the ory and charred wormwood prepared blue cover on her narrow, dark Spring Glen Garden Club: Land­ Attorney Ecneral'a office under War­ centenary medal competition and ham of Watertown, to act as Ad­ leas ail fortifications should collapse' with experience and unusual ability, committee down In October. The according to a lurmula discovered brightly colored and geometrically oak bed in the cool, ccU-like scaping a plot of land in Hamden Waterbury, June 19.— (A P )— A yenr previously had there been n .srs- i . Ptoceed to the Islands In their respective projects are as foi- ministrator. ren Burrows wa.a roncluded on Jan­ la lost -to Manchester schixils be­ ' I May and investigate. islat ds are still In turmoil and by Lucreaia Borgia ana used by her gay. Thick potery cups and a plaid room, and lay down to nap. She known as toe ElU Whitney Park. burglary o f women's dresses valued at once. Protection begins ' m iles; lowrs: "In accordance with the,Statute, AND ALL YOU INVEST IS Sion of the As.sembly then. No Icbi’s and others here charged with with great success at some of her cloth on s sturdy oaken table in the would shut out all unpleasant Stratford Garden Club; Planting at $1,600 and a cash register valued from the reservoirs from which the j uary 1 last, aoroa of the work that cause some other municipality Is Derby Garden Club: Sixty-eight with low material triangle contain­ licenses will be issued to milk deal­ supply is drawn, on the otiter boun- • $ 1.00 doubt much new matter will devclon It's a Rad Mom administering them are tearing Intimate little farewell parties...... patio. This, for the moment, was thoughts. She simply would not at $500 was forestalled here early was Inaugurated by hla ataff la gu- willing to pay a larger salary. If dogwood trees, one pink to two ers by the Administrator for the Amazingly enough, the commit­ their hair). As for Yorkshire pudding, cosj- Katharine's domain. let them fly about, like midgM. ing granite marker. Elm street and tots morning when Patrolman John daries of the watersheds, which a re . within the next year without a Leg­ white on River road. Derby, to Dan­ East Broadway. period from July 1, 1935 to June 30, big on uninterrupted. Important this gradual secession should keep tee members, one by one. re­ comitant of roast beef, bubblc-and "Sllencia” was the fanciful to torment her. She lay there, Whlston, arrested Michael Salerno, periodically Inspected by utility of­ bury ;sixty forsythls bushes on Glenbrook Garden Club: Old Wa- 1936. It is required by law that among these canted-over functions up. In not many years tlio efficiency islature In session to net upon It. fused to leave an Important con­ Another Fishy Idea squeak, and any and all other typi­ name Evelyn Herbert’s friend, Mrs still in her rumpled thin frock, 33, of 5 Fleet street, just as he was ficials, and by state and local health Derby Green. terbury cemetery In Darien, birch­ every person, firm, association or Tired from their efforts the last four gressional session for a Junket in Secretary Roper’s Fishery Ad­ cally English foods—you can have Houghton, had given to her desert her arms locked behind her head. authorities to make sure that no The Supply Is Limited la the activity of Krncst W. Averill. of the local staff would be seriously Shippsn Point Garden Club; es, dogwood, pines, cedars, weeping corporation engaged In toe distribu­ abijut to drive away from the Helene to the Caribboah, Tydings was the visory Committee, chalrmoned by them. inn. It was Informal and charm­ Where was Michael Heatheroe source of pollution may develop. months the rnembvrs of the Assem­ Roadside planting to beautify en­ willow and flowering shrubs. tion of milk or cream within the Dress Shop at 276 North Main street e< Branford, for many years a fig­ smitten. The teacher who has suf­ last to give up. Bemarr MacFadden, and appointed ing, There was always enough now ? On the high seas, probably, Tributary streams of the reservoirs bly would scarcely favor the pros- Pnnning trance to Shippsn Point. Meriden Woman’s Club: Garden State of Connecticut shall be licens­ with a car piled high with dreues And They Are Going Fast! ure In state politics, who as prenl- fered a marked decrease In salary The Pcaraonltes had carefully to develop plans for rehabilitation hot water for baths in the deep bound toward the British Islet are protected. No trespaasing Is The passion of thesn people for Hubbard Heights Garden Club; Circle, landscaping toe grounds of ed, except producers who sell to and women’s clothing, according to pecta o f another session next Jan­ planted propaganda, ridiculing the of the fish Industry, has at last re­ coral tub which had been brought and his fabulous inheritance permitted on the lands Immediately Oilzum dent of tha National AMociatlon of here cannot bo blamed If opportun­ being literal Is something that often Entrance planting of evergreens at toe Andrews Homestead which hfis dealers and persons who sell Superintendent of I^olice Jos. H. Mc­ uary. However, the amount ot .lunket and the thing became harl ported. from San Francisco five years be­ Well, that part of her life was surrounding the reservoirs. The Pave You Bought Yours Yet? Attorney Generals, maintains a ity la offcrenlntmcnt depre.sses me. BceU are called beet Woodside Park, Stamford. been restored; planting In an early milk for consumption on the Lean. to explain to conatituents who It recommends that the govern­ fore; there was delicious food — over nnd done with. It had been water is checked periodically by bac­ CAM PBELL’S I work that tired them this past scs- roots because, botanicaliy, they're Laurel Club of East Hartford: American manner. premises where sold. According to Ilrcly Interest In the matters that rl.sowherc at more pay. i wanted to know why their senators ment spend a lot . more money to hot, spicy meats and crisp green s mad interlude. It didn’t, as Salerno also confessed being im­ teriological and chemical analyses, Ask Any Vet. slim should convince them soom r the root of the plant. Ask for a rare Planting of dogwood, hemlock and The New Milford Garden Club; toe law as amended, the quantity of plicated in the looting of Capozzl’s and chemical treatment is adminis­ FILLING STATION come to tba attention of the legal It has been difficult for the school didn’t stay here on the Job. teach housewives how to cook Osh salads; there were gorgeous, blaz­ John was fond ot saying, "add milk which Is sold 'does not alter or later that some means must be steak and you un the risk of being laurel, on small triangle In Bast Foundation planting, public library Dry Cleaning establishment here tered If disease carrying organisms repreeentatlves of the natlon’a com- authorittea to pare tbe budget to Put Tydinga persuaded Senator and that "beginning In 193S ing sunsets and blistering noon­ up." It didn't make sense. The the necessity for obtaining a license. Cor. Main St. and Middle Tpk. • Happy Bob" Reynolds, playboy told that there are plenty of steaks tides and purple nights, spangled Hartford knowra as W etland. in New Milford, arborvltac, cypress, last Thursday and a search of his are discovered. 'In nearly all cases, found of handling new legislation the presidential proclamation of sooner she forgot about it, the Norwalk Garden Club: Planting The license fee, however, is deter­ Sales Headquarters— Hotel Sheridan. Phone 4129 nonwealtha. such an extent and at times they end Inveterate globe-trotter, to Join in London, hence none that are with stars. At present Mrs. beter for her. hemlocks, yews and many others home disclosed clothes valued at $2,- the water as a final safeguard ia other than in a short term of four Thanksgiving Day be made the last around wrought iron signs on Post mined by dally average of sales. It faced handicaps, but we feel that in tbe committee and go dowm on a rwe. "Underdone" U the word. Houghton had only a few guests. with Boston ivy. 000 taken from this source, accord­ either filtered or chlorinated or both Mr. Avaiill attained promlnanee Tuesday of November, instead of ~'Sbe had not expected to fau Road st entrance of Norwalk. is further required that no license months. one-man Investigattnn. He sen- Whenever I seek an elevator, I’m Besides Katharine there was a The Garden Club of Westbrook: ing to Superintendent McLean. before being released through the the face of circumstances that do- i on the last Thursday.” asleep, but she did. Perhaps tt New London Garden C3ub: Bor­ may be Issued to any person unless Among Attorney generals of tha ahead two Baltimore lawyer-poli- sternly directed to tba lift. '.'HI can tall Englishman who vaguely Planting and Improving the prop­ The committee found that with was because she had slept ratner der planting along portion of fence he is properly registered with toe country through his efficient presen- vclopcd later we were Justified in ; tlciana to N rve as counsel. Tbo helevale you only hup,” said a sassy "wrote." No one quite knew erty known as the Ledges, using ■ 'hankagiv'ng falling on Thursday, badly the night before. Nights in rear of old Shaw Mansion, ever­ Dairy and F o ^ (^mmissioner and our continual Insistence that school ' two at one; went Into huddles with cockney operator "But HI can lift what. And there wore two native shrubs and building a bird tAtlon of esNs before the Supreme people hit the fish Industry a hard were so long, and moonlight on greens and old-fashioned flowering sanctuary. has complied with toe State's sani­ •he an*l-Pr.iraon natives. blow next day by eating up left­ you hup or HI can lilt you down." maiden ladles from Boston who Court In behalf of the State of Con­ expenaes be reduced. Other town | the desert so hauntingly beauti­ shrubs. Fairfield Garden Club; Planting tary requirements. (This affects Health anc2 Diet Ick'S also sent two lawyert and over turkey Instead of the tradi­ To this American's notion. "That’s raved about the climate and kept appropriations have rBcolved. In ful. Lyme Garden Club: Planting around toe Ogden House. producer-dealers and merchant necticut, but his most Important they demanded the right to cros.s- tional Friday fish. not chlcket!" falls to qualify as a delicate lacy shawls ‘ wrapped moat cauB, proportionate decreases. around flag pole and base of new GaylordsvlIIe Garden Club: N a­ dealers.) Therefore, if you should r work, and that which won him the around their shoulders against Advice phrase of opporbrium because any­ Central school. tive dogwood tree in village park. be registered with the Dairy and presidency of thi: nstlonnl aseocla- How the town can manage to meet thing- that Isn't « ricket Is just that the night air, and who read When she aw'Okc Miss Vincent •ly Dr. Frmih Vleto.T was tapping at her door. "Aren't Woodbridge Garden Club: Plant­ Cheshire Garden Club: Planting Food Commissioner and are not. it its obligations in face of greatly re-1 Ihey may rub against each otbn . much better off. Yet the English not "deep" books and discussed them would be advisable to do so at once. tlon, was hts Insistence upon a com- you coming, my dear? The Millards ing at Intersection of state and and marking old Northampton, The constant Irrllnllon produced by I MRS. CHARLES W. BRYAN only like to play it, but teem to en­ In cultivated accents over the Feea pilatlOD of opinions rendered by at­ duced Income Is a problem witn - will be disappointed." town roads; approach to center of New Haven canal in Cheshire; land­ KNOW WHAT YOU GET FOR YOUR MONEY! luncheon table. the rubbing of the two su.''acea I joy watching It—watching it for Woodbridge; evergreens and dog- The fee for any person selling a which the anthoiities have been ADHKSIONH Well, she might as' well go. It scaping the railway station. torney generals in every state In playa a moat Important role In la- houra, weekends .md tortnight holi­ Katharine felt as one feels wx)od. dally average of milk or cream would be something to do. Garden Club of Old Greenwich: the union and dating hack over a wrestling for some time. Despite , voring adh&ilons. - OLD FASHIONED WIFE days. Batters bat and run until the whose soul hose been torn and who Westport Garden Club: Grounds equal to ten quarts or less (for this Although adhesions may form In What were the lines o f that Garden for school children on school other moans that may be necessary | TOMORROW'S ARTICLE: Treat- ' tolly-keepers get writers’ cramp, feels the stitches healing a little. in front of Towm HoM, yew, vibur- purpose consider one-half pint of period of years. poem o f Margaret Widdemer’s she grounds. many part- of the body, the terms ment for adhesions. stopping only for meals while the The first day after her arrival she cream the equivalent of one quart to solve the problem they, as well as ; had read aeons ago, not realizing The importance of such a codlll j adheslops is usually limited to had been actually, physically 111. of milk) will be $2.00. For a dally Lincoln, Nebraska. Mayor’s papers bring out sports extras with the truth of it? cation can be realised beat when one the taxpayers, must realize that wo | q rC R T IO N S A N D AN.RWEi<>4 Ui6 luAch*Ume scorea. Evelyn Herbert had been frankly average of sales from eleven to one ' those In the Intestinal tract, af- Wife Is a Cultured, Dignified alarmed, nnd had spoken of send­ have gone far enough In slashing the i When a profe.saiunol team has met hundred quarts, the fee Is $5.00 and understands tha handicaps under “ feeling piiniarlly the large Inles- ing for the girl’s parents. But "They've flowers and cakto and (Pain In Buck Caused By Strain) and Cordial Matron. BRITAIN, GERMANY increases at the rate of $5.00 for Which an attorney general work.s. schools. Une. I regard intestinal sdliealons , i an amateur team, the pros go to a the quiet, the blessed peace ot candlelight. which limit the. mobility o f the ( Question: K. writes: "Sdt’crnl I dressing room marked ••Pl.aycrs” and each additional 100 quarts or frac­ Nearly all of the large corporations, the place, had taken some hold And chair by crowded ohair. tion thereof. "The fee is the same colon aa one of the most fniportiiiit ! .V''«rs ago In cranking my car I had Mayor Charles W. Bryan of Lin­ the amateurs retlic to a locker room on Katharine; her paturally splen­ And I am very sweet and kind the utility companies, the insurance YOUTH IN rOUTICS causes of continued lll-bcalth. Prac- <* sudden "crick" In tbe last Joint of labeled "Gentlemen." Maybe that's AGREE ON NAVIES for all types o f dealers, whether j coln. thrice governor of Nebraska did physique had asserted Itsclt. Because I do not care . . . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bilson, eompanlu, the railroad companies tically every patient sick enough to ' Che back which caused a miserable cricket, but 1 don't call it sporting, ot store, producer-dealer, merchant and brother of tbe late William Jen­ She had crawled •weakly to the I think that I am hoping still. Milford and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Manchester's active young Ri-- go to a doctoi will be found to”have ' pain at the time, and more or the Other Hand dealer or sub-dealer. The title and tha various larger tndustrial nings Bryan, admits that In hla tong patio, had stretched herself in a If I am very good, Reekie, of Medford, were guests of publicans plan to take Important adhesions Usually adhesions are ever since. It Is In the back, ex- "producer-dealer" means any per­ concerns, who, at one time or an­ public life he received unanimous Your correspondent has nc wish dep chair, letting the sun soak And talk to these around ms Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Ward on son who retails as a dealer any part roles In the conference of young Rc- more severe In women than In men. terde down the front of the right concurrence in his Judgment only to set himself up as .a professional Into her very bones. As a courteous lady should. other, must go to bat against the Ratio of 100 to 35 Is Decid­ Sunday. of his production. It has no other The popular Idea is that adhe­ leg and mainly In the hip Joint. Th; once— In the selection of his wife. faultfinder, nor to create an impres- The little Mexican maid. Marga­ The room will softly split across pnhllcan leaders to be held at Kast- sions result only from operation pain ’ seems worse at night. I am Children's Night will br observed significance than that of convenient attorney general to clarify a now . . . Mrs. Bryan, dignified, cordial, olon that he hasn't been havihg fun rita, came out and began in And roll to left and right designation. cm Point the week end after next. but I do not find this to be true aa now past sixty." I distinguished, cultured, says she Is In London. I say it's a beautiful leisurely fashion to set the table. With all its smiling pasteboard ed Upon; Treaty To Be at the Vernon Grange hall Friday law. or the treatment of^a particu­ night. Children of those belonging " I f an organization has more than A delegation of 17 supported by a it has t;een my experience that Answer: You probably strained primarily .. housekeeper, the old- town, though dampish; and saturat­ "Only fre e for lonch today," she folks lar esM that has no precedent, have adhesions are eau.sed by Infinmnia-' yfuir back enough either to displace to tbe Grange will take part. one branch which must be licensed, group of older hands In the parly fashioned homebodyr. . . ‘T keep ed with glamor and proud age and said companlonably, with a flash And colored things and light attach to toe first of the applica­ powerful legal departments. in tion far more often than by opera­ one of the vertebra or to move Lh Signed This Week. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Smith were .-,0 busy at home T have little time delighUul vistas, if somewhat shy of white teeth in a dark face, to And let me run Into toe grass tions for the group a list of all locally will attind tbe meetings and tions. In fact, I believe that most sHcrl-lllnc out of position. As never guests at toe home of Mr. and Mrs.' nearly all such cases these legal for clubs," she says. . . . She likes on creature comforts. It still seems Katharine who was sketching the And climb a sunset hill. branches giving names (if operated It Is thiir Intention to pay close at­ of the giKul results coming from al years have elapsed since th* In- Richards on Sunday. representativea of the private con- motion pictures and dan g, reads fuimy to see chunks o f ice for cock­ angle of the creamy adobe wall And find three hours one year ago, under different names) and address. operations are due to the fact ]iii>. It will no doubt take a long London, June 19.— (A P )— A final The Golden Rule club held a meet­ tention to the informalion the speak­ aloud to her family, enjoys unex­ tail parties being brought at fish­ with a splash o f trec-shadCw W'hen 1 was living stlU." Duplicate lists o f branches will not cama are equipped with reams of that during operation the surgeon time to bring about a cure. The best ing last Friday evening. Mrs. ers will Impart. pected company, and holds an affec­ mongers’ shops. And well-to-do sharply etched against it. agreement between Germany and be required with each application ot material with which to fight their cuts the affected area free from tre.'itment Is osteopathy and the use Charles Blankenburg and Mrs. W il­ tion for the Nebraska governor's householders dragging guests to the "Only three ?” Katharine Well, that was the way you felt. Great Britain on all Important a group. It Is logical that Manchester, one the adhesions which have been of hot applications to your back fred Kent were the hostesses and cases. The attorney general'! office mansion which she renovated while kitchen to Inspect the mechanical looked up with an answering You talked and smiled and went “ An application blank must be of the strongest Republican towns I binding It. With the improved op­ Must practitioners using manipula­ living there. . . . The mother of points of a treaty to maintain the Mrs. James M cNally was in charge la fully equipped, of course, ns re­ refrigerator before they're shown smile. "Then Mr. Dclafleld has through the motions, but It didn't filled out In full, sworn to before a erative tecbnifpie of loda,'. .skillful tive therapeutics have electrical ap­ two children she long has been German navy at 35 per cent of toe of toe meeUng. A bouquet of flow­ In this state, should be well repre- the ancestral portraits in the draw­ gone Into Santa Fe as he plan­ really mean anything. That poem notary and sent to the department gards coses And precedents that surgery Is not attended by much pliances or therapeutic lights which highly esteemed by both political ned?" told it all. ers was presented to Mrs. Franklin ■sentod at such a conference. b'ew ing room. British strength waa announced of­ accompanied by the proper license have been acted upon In the particu danger from iidliesiuns, will produce better effects In the friend and foe, as witnessed by the Presently she put on a sleeve­ ficially today. Welles, Jr., In honor of her birthday. towns or cities have recognised the .The chief cause of ailliesluns Is t.‘eatment of your back than any 1 like London's politeness—for fee. The new license period begins lar atAte. remark of r Nebras'Ka Republican Margarita nodded, slapping less green frock nnd a UtUe belt- It waa stated officially that the Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bancroft July 1. 1935. Inflammation Any Inflammatory form of heat you can use In your leader: " I f the Democrats gave us instance, the gracious little park spent Sunday at the home of Mr. But, despite all the data that may value of yovith In politics more down toe thin silver knives ed silk Jacket that matched It, principle of the 100 to 35 ratio "A n y person who should be process rontimied U*ng enough is o'wo home. Until such treatment Is nothing else, we are Indebted to signs with a simple, admonitory and forks and moving the ame­ and she rouged her Ups carefully "should in general apply to each and Mrs. A. R. Talcott. have been collected in the office of readily than Manchester. Many ot capable of causing the formation of started have some member of your Please." Instead c f our blustering licensed to sell milk and ia not, must them for Mrs. Br3ron in the gover­ thyst tumblers into place. The because she was so pale, and she category," Miss Beatrice Kahan returned to be prosecuted under the law. the Important functions o f local adherent tissue. Therefore the In- family apply hot compressas to nor's mansion." 'Keep Off " notices threatening fines the attorney general, In no case and little fountain splazbed merrily In ran down into toe patio where I t was understood that this Hunter College to take her final "Excepts from Chapter 227 follow; government here are In the hands ot flammntinn resulting from constipa­ your back once or twice dally for ; and imprisonment...... New York­ means Germany will be allowed exams. In no state at the present lime, lb the silence and overhead a great Evelyn Vincent was waiting. "Section 1. Section 516b of the tion, appendicitis, or seen In coUtla ten or fifteen minutes with several ers must be continually amazed by bird wheeled and curved In the "Dear me, aren’t you some latitude In building subma­ Llewellyn Mussnamn o f Hartford, there a compilation of all attorney youthful men and women. Their you splen- 1933 supplement to the General must be considered as a direct changes of hot towels. toe absence of rude Jostimg in Lon­ blue arc o f the sky. Katharine did?” rines because of toe French and spent the week-end at toe home of work has been based on a strong Statutes is amended to read as fol­ generaia' oplniona that may be re­ cause. During Inflammation there GRACE MOORE TO TAKE don’s crowded p>aces, and the pa­ put down her pencU and yawned Miss Roxana, recovered from Italian undersea fleets which are Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson of Ver­ occurs an out-pouring of lymph lows: " "milk dealer" or ferred to. No law reference library fotmdatlon of advice and good Judg­ (Sleep Is Disturbed) tience of commuters waiting their deeply. Thu was living — really her headache, wras stretched out larger than the British. non. ment obtained from older and more from the-affected blood vessels and Question: "Tired” writes: "For a turns to enter or leave the under­ living. Work that you liked and In a deck chair in toe shade, knit- It waa stated that Germany The Home Elconomic committee "dealer" shall mean any person who baa such a codification of findings within a short space of time, this AN EXTENDED VACATION ground trains. distributes within toe state for sale pcdltlcalty-wlsc members of the par­ long time I have found tt hard to good food and sleep when your tlng. She looked up admiringly, would be allowed to make a limited will serve a turkey supper for the and the attorney generals are hand­ leads to a.growth of connective tis­ sleep or sleep the night through, body ached with weariness. It "All the young men will be flock­ transfer of 35 per cent of her ton­ Ladies' Auxiliary to the Sons of therein or who sella within the state, ty, but they have not been hindered sue or scar tissuo which Is a tough ------i < * ***** calm, competent, ar- icapped for the lack of such mate­ and It seems that I don't feel I ticulatc pollcamen, who look like was an oasis in toe world, Sllen- ing to Silcncia when they know nage from one category to another Veterans Thursday evening. except for consumption on the In the performance of thetr tasks tii fibrous tissue. Such tl.ssuc will bind thoroughly rested In the morning. American Singer Saye She Was college men—and many of them are cla. It she could keep her black Miss Strykhurst is about, won't but that toe ratio would be strictly A strawberry supper was held at premises where produced or sold, rial. The legal departments of va­ the parts together, limiting move­ any way; What 1s the cause of this?" I ’m impressed by stubborn constipation. No matter Paris, June 19.— (A P ) — Grace little clerk nearsightedly peering in­ she went down the flagged walk spent the week-end at toe shore. party, of course. The young voters phragm. Even though you are not Moore, foregoing the honor of an to a notebook... .I'm fascinated by cheap noisy heels, and the girl to toe car with a dull pain at her in several days. It was attended by Mr. anp Mrs. Frederick Strickland separate plants and subsidiaries Bral they may refer to this opinion t.ow carefully the patient diets, be Sir Samuel Hoare, foreign secre­ conscious of such pressure, it Is suf­ appearance before tbe King and the Hyde Park mall, where malcon­ was left Slone again. Presently heart. She would rather, she told of Hartford are planning to stay for shall be deemed a milk dealer with are becoming more and more an Im-. finds that ho secures little or no re­ tary, and Sir Bolton Eyres-MoniSell, rendered In that state, va^d ao on, ficient to keep you from getting into Queen of the Belgians in Brussels' tents blow off steam at a rate that Miss Daisy Ingraham, the younger herself passionately, be like Miss the summer at toe home of Mr. and respect to each plant or store so portant fsetor In the affairs of the lief, until the adhesions are remov­ First Lord of toe Admiralty. oftentimes to the embarrassment of ed. a deep sleep. turned today from toe concert halls "•ould land them In pokey if they of toe Boston sisters, would come Roxana, faded and elderly, inter­ Mrs. A. R. Talcott. maintained and operated by him; out with her book and her lorg­ Further Meetings the attorney general, who baa no major parties and the leaden of This will explain to many of of Europe to an extended vacation. tried It In the Land o f the Free. ested in needlepoint and polite The Vernon Grange held a party "licensee" shall mean a licensed milk their affairs realize the necessity of you why It la that you And that , (CBrawra,T Seeds) The American singer said fatigue Okeh, London! nette. Evelyn Vincent who had essays, than be herself. It was stated tost "further meet­ at toe Vernon Grange hall Saturday dealer; "sub dealer” sbali mean 'any means of obtaining the informatten been playing the old-fnehloncrt sluggish elimination fail, to yield Question; "Me” asks; "Are cara­ from a strenuous aeason climaxed ..Utlig.ob anwsn :t-leetaolnetaoin People envied the jroung— older ings o f technical questlona will be evening. Games were played and person who buys milk from another training the young folks In political grand piano would wander out, and, therefore, can scarcely retute to a better dieting regimen. ' In way seeds, used In moderation, ben­ by her triumphant appearance in I think King George has as friend­ people did. They talked as if be­ held during toe next few days and refreahments were served. dealer and sells it under the brand principles. Thorough discussion ot and Margarita would take a tray oe* € the contention of the opposing kt- addition to alugglsh elimination eficial?” London opera forced her to cancel ly a radio peraonaUty as Franklin ing young was fun in itself. Bu the conference ia likely to conclude Mrs.-^'William Smith is Improving or name of toe dealer from whom he up to Miss Roxana Ingram who all m atten politic both pro and con the patient may develop other Anawer: CJara-vay seeds and ani­ her scheduled performance tomor­ D. Rooievslt. And they say hs writes It wasn't. N ot when you'd Friday.” The announcement of the after a short illness at her home. purchased it; "store dealer” shall tomey. had a headache. Over all would will do a great deal of good and the symptoms such as tenderness, dis­ seeds may be classed as contU- row on the Belgian stage. hiz own stuff...... It’s pleasant to go a knife turned In your heart, agreement confirmed Information Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tully spent mean a dealer who sells milk at re­ For example, the insurance com- be silence and Ineffable peace. tress after meals, and exce.sslve ments. Their occasional use in the In compensation, however, she if ,vou met each dawn with that Great Britain and Germany two weeks' vacation visiting differ­ tail in the contaUiers in which the Ideas that are obtained can caaiLv to afternoon teas and be given real Katharine's sketch was commg papiea in Connecticut may be seelt- gas. Usually he notes a continual diet of a healthy person w’ould ,aot planned to open her next European tea instead of cocktallc. 1 like, too, sick prayer that you might some­ # would be bound regardless of Uie ent places, taking in Maryland and milk was purcliased and at a certain lx- applied to local administrations. out right. Her work was really attitude of other powers. Ing an opinion on or a clarincatloii tired sensation and seems to lack be detrimental, but I would not rec ■ season at Brussels toe London custom of sparing party how get through the day. Pennsylvania and other places. place of business not for consump­ The luenl. club Is fortunate In having She said she would leave almost Improving . One of these days she An Italian note which waa re­ Mlsa Eleanor Webb was leader at of some new legislation affectiug his ordinary vigor. He la more like­ ommend them where any epecifle guests interminable of in­ Misery, a black 'flood of despair, tion on the premises; "producer" Q f immediately for her villa at Gras.se, would have s letter from Violet, ceived was described as "short and Christian Endeavor. The topic for at no extra cost 't ' V, f members enthuslaattc enough to ly to be underweight and slender diet has to be adhered to. flowed over her spirit. She shall mean a person producing milk their prartlces. Having made an troductions...... F enjoy the strolling saying the Umgle at home was than overweight. In talking, hla in toe French Maritime Alps, under g rlp p ^ the wheel, thankful for non-committal” and similar to discussion waa, "W hy Is Gossip within this state and “ cajlsumer” want to attend the .sesalona. Neither, bands of pipers and singers on the straightened out . . . but she those received from the United Harmful?” extensive study ot all such oplniona case over with a doctor he win say (Carrot Juice Contalna AU Vltomlns) i Physician^ orders to rest In prepara- streets by day. But no noise by the mechanical business of steer­ shall mean any person, other than a r, ^ the club nor the members of tliu mustn't think o f that now. States and Japan, who raised no Children's Day was observed at rendered in every »tale in the coun­ •'If I could only put on a few VT... o . 1 pJctufM shA has con- night—not even a tnxi horn aftot- ing the little car over the vile dealer, who purchases milk.” pounds, gain some strength, and ae- Question. Mrs. Grace S. writes,writes: traded to make soon it Hollywood. "How about going over to the objections to toe treaty. toe Vernon Onter Congregational Here are the Extra Value Featurei yon delegation will be sorry for attend­ W ill you be kind enough to give me sundown. roads. Her companion settled "Section 7. Section 522b o f said try the legal departments of these eiire regular elimination. 1 feci sure Miss Moora expressed surprise at Millards for tea today?" Miss I t was stated that "constant con- church Sunday. Those that took ance or will flml that the time has some information regarding carrot I envy the English their stout, back to enjoy, the scenery. supplement is amended to read as companies have at their conmisno that all my troubles woulu be over.” nimora that her Brussels concert Vincent wanted to’ know, strolling sultaUon has been carried on With part were Bobby CJbase, Nancy Rob­ get in the Ford V-8 at no extra cost Juice. Does It contain alt of toe proud nationali.sm, and ara begin­ "You don’t mind coming, Kath­ follows: "Said administrator shall any findlngt that may touch upon been wasted. With the development of an In­ was poetponed because o f difficul- out Into the pstio. Her darn the French government which is ertson, C^rl Spencer, Robert Mead, vitamlna and what la your opinion aa arine? I really think you’ll en­ have {X)wer to license milk dealers. H«ra RID MUM ef the things yen comfort, safety and beauty'are part o f the flammation together wttli adhe­ tlea over their Majesties acceptances. ning to understand toe cohesive In­ gray hair was carefully waved. joy it." conUnuIng" and that the French George Baker, William Johnson, Jr„ the esM in point. They lay their to toe medicinal valus of toe Juice?" j All dealers selling milk within toe • 8 cylinder V- type engine sions. there is bound to occur ' a "It wasn’t a 'Grace Moore Eve­ fluence wielded by a revered but al­ She looked aa definitely urban in government "has neither approved Marjorie Robb, Phyllis (TIark, Rich­ extra dollar value you get in the Ford V-8 OUT OF CONFUSION Answer: Ctwmt Juice in the raw She made some suitable reply. atete shall be licensed. N o dealer so sheuld leek inte befere yen buy case, or a aummaiiutlnn of flndtng.s greatly increased absorption of poi­ ning’." she said, "as I was only one most powerless king...... When the this unconventional setting as a nor rejected" toe agreement. ard CJlarke, Barbara Robb, Pearl at M0 extra cosA e Safety glaaa all around state contains all toe vltamina. but But in her inmost heart she was licensed shall sell or offer for sale that touch the particular case, be­ sons from the intestinal tract. I of many performers on the program, palace guard ia changed, toe sol­ top hat in a strawberry patch. There have been several Inter- Mead, John PerrotU, Ruth Larsen, Unless an emergency of unfore­ during cooking some of the vitamin convinced of one thing. There any milk or cream to any other deal­ 19S 5 In addition you get a modern, stream­ consider that the greatest single which waa arranged for charity, it diers—whom you might expect to be " I don’t know," Katharine vlewa with French representaUves, Margaret Banning, David Tyler, e Fendan to natch body cokns fore tha attorney general. He miut C is deatroyed. I do not believe would never be any real enjov- er in the state who is unlicensed. seen proportions arisea there will cause of rheumatism. arthritis, was not a command performance." toe toughest homores in the realm— yawned, "1 had a book to read both In London and Paria Doris Clark and Grace Risley. lined, noise-proof, all-steel body... You aitber delay tba proceadlnia in order that carrot juioe has any particular ment for her In this world again. Applications for milk dealers’ licens­ la Safety Glass all round included with­ a Air-balloon tires (6.00 x 16 inches) be no extra session of the General headache and epilepsy Is an Inteett- Brussels advices said Miss Moore's march away undet guard of a cor- and I thought I ’d nap. And then Rev. Homer Ginns, pastor of tbe medicinal value; however. It ia a Not while Michael existed, at any es shall bo made to toe administra­ get an S3 horsepower, V-8 engine which to ascartatn if tbaae findings haw nal poisoning of this type. For this decision not to sing there wAs at­ don o f London police!...... I sympa­ I ought to write a note to my rate. Vernon Methudist church, attended out extra cost? Is maziinum,,riding com­ a Large luggage oompartmaia Assembly. In the usual loat minute very wholesome food and I eome- father.” RIPPER BILL REPEALED tor In writing upon blanks prepared provides eight-cylinder smoothness with been made and .if they may have reason. I emphasize the Importance tributed to confusion in toe plans ef thize with the bucolic urgt of the (To Be Continued) the Methodist CJonference for sev­ rush about all ths Icglslailon the tiiues recommend it for babies when Evelyn Vincent smiled. “This under hla authority. Any person who fort for every passenger built into the car? a Built-in riding o o m ^ later been contradicted. of overcoming the Inteatinal t-ix*- toe recital management. millions who leave fo" a country eral days lost week. He will be in the economy o f a “ 4.” And in body-types stats needs was enacted and Gov­ tomato Juice or orange Juice cannot place IS getting you. You won t Hartford, June 19.»-(AP) — The shall desire to engage in business as Is a luggage compartment provided for mia before a permanent cure Is week-end each Saturday noon. . Bridgeport "ripper bill” enacted church next Sunday. Poaaeaslon o f a compilation of expected. be tolerated by the baby. Of course I like London. '.vant to stir away from it,” she AIRPUANE HUNTER A large' crowd attended the card a milk dealer shall file a written ap­ like the Fordor you have room for six ernor Croea affixed bis signature tu several years ago has been repealed. storing traveling bags out of the way of thaaa fladloga would solve the at^ when the colon la unhealthy HE WON ANYHOW prophesied. "A fte r I get back to party at the Sacred Heart church, plication to be licensed not less than moet of the important meoaurea yee- Governor Cross baa affixed hla passengers, with your bags behind the Prices Delivered In Manchester enough for inflammation to develop (Removal of Spleen) | New York I always have toe deuce Orangeburg, 8. C.— Dtek Hom s Friday evening. Prizes were given fifteen days before tbe date on which passengers? Can yon get fenders to match tomey (tneral'a problem and he MOBY DICK nX A SB NOTE signature to tbe bill “authorising the rear seat—out o f the way. terday. there la uiuaily presi-nt a ten.lenc.” Bsckley, W. tTa— Jailer Clayton qf a time getting Into harness did with an airplane what lots of and r^reohments were served. he proposes to engage in such busi­ the body at no extra cost? Are tires o f would ba able to atudy the cam on Question; Mrs. Ida D. Inquires: again." city o f Bridgeport to. Issue refund­ . Out of the rush and confusion that toward ballooning or pouching and "Would you sdviss the rcmovsl of M llli llkea his shoes big and com­ North Wildwood, N. J.— Manuel hunters would find hard to do with ------t ness. The applicant shall state on Ford built many extra dollars o f value an even footing with the attorney Katharine thought, "but I ’m ing bonds and Increasing the powers the big, air-balloon type, or must you seemed tu dominate the General the colon becomes greatly fistended the spleen by surgery?" fortable— but they're no help to him Chalor. 31, skipper of a fishing a gim-«Jie brought down two par­ such blanks such particular Infor­ in the 1993 V-8 'and them reduced the dr strotchedory, SO miles off shore. north side suburbs are beginning tp mislstrator. Elach application shall laU dtttm «/ isMfmN MUlard Is one o f ths finest mnrsl secUon IS Is repealed so far aa it efc— ^—V .1. ^ ^ f w faetod by the time the Prolapeue ie ordinarily associated essary toe best plan la to rely upon both hla shoes flew off. Ths shark floundered over tbe wonder wbetoer they will have any be accompanied by a license fee in were more keenly noted iluring with adheeluna and Ir fact, pr>'«p- painters I know. You ought to the advice given you by a surgeon Undaunted, Mills kept on in his side and seised his arm. H t fainted. Suspended publication ot numer­ affects or relates to secUon 9,10 and spring weather. It rained moat of accordance with thd schedule stated tlinea of need, attained satisfactory Siw frequently- precedes adlic-tuus know him. Hs says there's AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS NEW ENGLAND who will make an exaniinatton bs- stocking feet and hla eon came to -Members o f his crew, be said, ous newspapers and periodicals in 11 thereof. All of which means that yesterday, but Just before sunset in section eight hereof. When an ap- •nd mert-ka nnaHdirsdei prediepee- class you should Join." Germany Ir the last Iw years has tba Job special tax commlssioser XAhqr Iea4|i» iMve ex-: toto- advishtg an enoratloM w tart, his aM- •Ikigethtr t o ^ caught Napier threw pieces oiLwxMd at the (giark of hour by tbe almanac. Old Sol broke plicaUon shall be received, the ad­ iW iiaoe ae tiki e i f M teU, — a , tWfi. ■ ■ resuitml in a matked la aMiahad and Bildgaport may coi- torougb tbe clouds and produced a ministrator shall Immediately net!' ■AlAcFORP SYMPHONY O^CH»8TEA. 8UNPAY IVipaW GI-fRIP WARWIk TOUI iMauttfol of patients with astounding suc­ former teacher In tha West street mit bis seating In toe Senato U bis election, but not oDowo^ # 1 cess. district of Columbia, waa a week end SENATOR"ELEa HOLT “Probable" and friends said that Uclpata in debate er to vote. SEN. GLASS GETS PEACE CONSIDERED HEUBLEIN X-RAY Medical leaders throughout toe guest at toe home of Mrs. Robert only 16 votss will be east against SwMtor H aattais (R., Report Says Lily Damita 93 Years Old, He Grieves Wealthy Japanese Is Held state are sponsoring toe campaign Cobb. him, four members of toe elecUona Indicated ha and aem nl etber in Connecticut. Among them are David Hunt and Clayton Hunt Jr.,' 30 YEARS OLD TODAY committee voted against seaUng toe publlcana will oppoea hts The United 8UU avU Service two hours’ time win be allowed for Dean Milton C. Wlnterntts, of the West Virginian Democrat on Thursday. To Wed Enroll Flynn Today A YALE DEGREE POUnCAL PROBLEM Over Brother, Dead at 115 After Bridgeport Crash DRIVE LAUNCHED went to the Model Airplane contest grounds he was not 30 years of age ii'fi Commission announces an open thte axaminatlaa. Yale School of Medicine; Dr. Robert in Hartford Saturday and David But Will Wall Until Tomorrow competitive examination for assist­ Information and applleattona may S. Starr, president of the Hartford brought home a allver cup which toe when elected. Supporters protest "BUndan" ore now uaedlaed by pBolo»S3 ant messenger and Junior messen­ be obtained from the Secretary, Hneietv: Dr. Thomas H. Before He Presents Himself that under toe Constitution tha training for blind flytiig.f. Ragumiiunlii ■ ' Bollywood. C«llf., Juno 19.—(AP)* an international love pact. Her own Buffalo, Juna 19/—(AP) — John ^and then you can sleep", luggetted Bridgeport, June 19. — (AP) —a what hod happehsd, Hll M tto plane he hod made won aa second Senator-elect need be 80 only when ger. to (ill one vacancy in the poal- Board of Civil Service Examiners, - — - ^im pact agalnirt hla autoinoblls, not Russell oTNew Haven; Ur. John iP-. pras tn the •Ttttlng off ground Ctom- —hrTEkrastte ------goggloa nra taped nrotnidlad the od iUmoot eveiyone but Uly Donil- studio work blasted plans tempora­ Called Dauntless Leader of ! tion of messenger boy, I860 a year, at the post office in thle city; or Connecticat League of Na- Msdaye, 93 years old, who takes the court. Hiroshi Mitsui, of Tokyo, 22 year 1150,000 F air Sdaght lo Dowling, president of St. Francis formally seated. to permit toe pilot to see only tlH tn. ooid Uie vlvaclouo French com- rily, Lyda said, but the Damtta- ! "I do Judge" replied Madaye In a old member of the farooiua house ot having seen the woman until then. inercial Group No. 1” for boys from Holt has been permitted to sit In ! at Springflcid Armory, Springfield, from the Manager, Flret Civil Ser­ long walks because he can't steep The victim was taken to Bridge­ hospital, Hartford: Dr. Arthur M. 16 to 21 years of age. His model w-as Washington, June 19—(AP)—To­ instrument board and Interior of too •dionno would nuurry BrroU Flynn, Flynn elopement would not be In­ Massubusetts. vice District, 1040 U. 8. Post Office j firm voice," but I can’t aleep if I’m Mitsui, one of the wealthy family Itowley, president of the Hartford toe rear of the Senate chamber since cabin. od-kMUng young IrUh actor, to- terrupted. Independent Forces in the Hons AsscciaHon CaDs hereafter must confine his Jaunts to jrlcvcd over the loss of my 115 year combinations In Japan, waa releas­ port hospital, where ahe waa report­ Farther Develop and Con* In the air for two minuter, official day Is Senator-Elect Rush D. Holt’s Applicants will be required to and Oourthouae Building. Boston, Hospital Medical and Surgical Ume. Sy In Tuma. Arl*. Flynn, son of a university profes­ take a written examination which Maasaebuoetts. with whom applica­ public places. Arraigned before old brother In Poland.” ed in 81,000 bond today, ebargad ed auffetiag from a concussion of Staffa; Dr. Thomas P. Murdock, of tolrUeto birthday but he postponed riynn asked for the day oS from sor In Ireland, met Miss Damita a United States. wtu consist of a mental test. About tions must be filed by June 25, 1985 Conference Next Saturday Judge (Clifford McLaughlin for tres­ I JUving to an old age must run in' with reckless driving after hla auto­ the brain, a spine Injury and p<»- Hnne Work of Unit. Meriden, secretary of toe Connecti­ The pleasant w-eek end brought presenUng himself to take oath of hit studio to fly to the Arizona few months ago after he came here passing on railroad property, the your family," commented Judge mobile Injured Theresa Leskow, 31, tible internal Injuries. Her condi­ cut State Ehcamlning Board; Or. out toe summer cottagers In large office imtll tomorrow, from London for film work. Lily of Stratford. His case will be beard tion waa reported as fairly good to­ numbers to open up and get ready Oretna Green and bo married to nonogenarian pleaded "I wasn’t able McLaughlin. Samuel C. Harvey, profesaor Sur­ ’Ihe one-day delay followed a re­ Miss Damita. The actress' studio herself had only recently returned "I'll say It does" laughed Madaye, June 27. day. for the summer. With the closing of quest by Senator McNary (R„ Ore.), li to Hollywood after a stay abroad. New Haven, June 19.—(AP) — of Bridgeport, James M. Kelly ot Becausa pcacs between nations la to sleep so I decided to take a walk , In City Court today Judge James To perpetuate the memory of the gery at Yale; Dr. B. Austin Cheney, also acknowledged the aerial elope­ flfddlctown, Jacob H. Krug of Wll- "ray father was 127 years old when Tha accident occurred at a atreet president of Grace hospital. New school many will come to stay. who asked Democratic leaders for ment plans. Both .Miss Damita and Flynn Senator Carter Qlase, Democrat a political problem, a Young People’s | and pick up some wood." he died.” intersection here last night and C. Shannon continued Mitsui's case late Dr. Arthur C. Heublein, of A brief thunder shower passed addlUonsl tlms. Democrats and PERMANENT WAVES have had colorful careers, as he la limantic, Franklin La Plerre- ANNUAL FAIR POEM "Do your walking In the day Ume until June 27, pending the outcome Haven; Dr. George M. Smith, of "Perhaps." said Uly herself. from Virginia pref.ented aa a "daunt-1 Holmoa of Norwich, George R. Conference on Peace and Polities, Hla honor suspended sentence. Mitsui spent the night in a cell at Hartford, Internatlonslly knoa-n Waterbury: Dr. Paul P. Sw-ett. of over here Saturuaj’ afternoon, ac­ Holt assented. "Who can teUT” an actor, 1928 Olympic games box­ police headquartera. of the woman's Injuries. Done In $ manner ttiat will leas leader of the Independent forces ! Lashnit9 of Ansonia, Francis F. Mc­ has been called by the Connecticut I radiologist who died In 1932, a move­ Hartford; Dr. Douglas J. Roberts, companied by torrents of rain for While even opponents of Holt ad­ She admitted plans to fly to er. pearl-flsher and writer, and Lily Ha told authorities be waa driv­ Mitsui Is the brother of Takas- about 15 minutes which was very Tuma with Flj’nn, but said they was a toast of the stage and screen of intelligent public opinion" re -. Guire of Now London, Martin F. IS READ AT PICNIC League of Nations Association at. klra Mitsui, alao a member of the ment hoi been started to raise 8150,- Hertford; Dr. Ralth T. Ogden, H art­ please you and prove eatis* McKeon of Bridgeport. Walter E. mond, of Westport, Mass., on ing between IS.and 20 mllea an hour (XX) for the development and con­ ford, and Dr. William 8. Stone, of welcome aa the ground was getting ••ould only be witnesses for the In Burope and America. celved the honorary degree of Doc-1 Sage Hall. 208 Prospect street. New \ "Small Town Firea and Their At­ and that three companions, all famous Mitsui family combination dry again. She has been reported at odd Monegan, Jr., of Waterbury, Cyril Haven, next Saturday, June 22. It tinual operation of the Heublein Norwalk, cx-offlclo director of clini­ factory. elopement of Lyda Robertl, Pollsh- tor of Laws today from Yale Uni­ J. Ryan of Ansonia, James J. Shea NEW ENGLAND FIRE tendant Problema." students at Dean .Academy, Frank­ of Japan. cal department at the Memorial hos­ bom singer, and Bud Ernst, aviator times engaged to marry Prince will begin at 12 with registration lin. Maas., where Mitsui himself was The bouse of Mitsui started a X-ray unit which he inatalled and Harry Ink of New York Is visit­ Louis Ferdipand. son of the former versity. of Wethersfield, Norab H. Swayne, and luncheon. The clam-bake will take place 89,6y- visor I. B. Dunfleld will deliver an Miss Esther CranStron. a teacher of a national movement, such as the Lean Andrewa of New Haven, Far- Barney of Milford, Edward V. Car- Fire (Jhiefs which will be 'hold In each week combatting the progress OOO.OOO ton-miles, a gain of 3.06 per 848-868 Main 8 t Phone 7881 the Late Martha J. Wilkin­ vey of Rockville, Bernard S. Dlg- ensuing year; President. Mrs. Lydia Pope resolution for membership of j ------*------address to ths gr.oduates. of the dread malady on thousands In the Manchester schools, and a cent Town-send Plan, by using spit-ball nam professor ot American history OUlmore; vtce-president, Mrs. Min- the United States In the League of New Bedford. Maas., on June 25. 26 Boards Airplane. There were many South Windsor tactics, Is the height of folly. Doctor omerltus of Yalo and winner of the nam of Hartford, Henry D. Hart­ and 27. man of Bridgeport, cum laude; Gil­ etta Lcgg: secreUry, Mrs. Arthur Nations, recently Introduced Into the people who attended the BOardmu. son in This State. Townsend has n-wer claimed his Pulitzer prize for Amcriran history. Glbton; treasurer, Mrs. Inez Truax: Senate, and will lead the discussion In connection with the convention Pack wedding in Hartford last Sat­ Doctor of Science Carl Emile bert R. Hubert of Torringlon. WAKE UP YOUR plan would be a panacea, a cure-all Samuel D. Kusblan of Brietol, .cum secretary of literature. Mrs. Robert group of bis district. therb will be an exhibition of fire Mexico, D. F., June 19.—(AP)— urday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Peck for our social misery, nor did he Solshtre of the University of Iowa Richmond: tecreUry of citizenship, Mrs. Rachel Conrad Mason of apparatus and fire department Gen. Plutaroo Ellaa Calles, "The will live in the Boardman bouse at Govamor Cross yasterday signed psychologist and of the graduate laude; Norman P. Rlngde of Madi­ ever assert It to be perfectly com­ son, Jack C. Sleatbe of Wlnated. Mrs. George Keith; aocretary of West Hartford, a director of the equipment In the State Armory, to Iron Man of Mexico," flew north In­ East Windsor HUl, on their return ttia appointment of Agnes K. Ohl- plete as proposed. To ask questions college of the State University of Association, will speak on "Educa­ which the public is cordially Invit­ LIVER B ILE- to voluntary noUtiool axil# today, from their wedding trip. aon, superintendent of nurses at Iowa. Doctor of Pblloaophy—Claude W. thank offering Mrs. WUllam Keith; concerning It. he urgea all interested Barlow of Stafford Springs, George secretary of mite boxes, Mrs. Albert tion for a New World” and will as­ ed. but Judging from tba crowd which Mr. and Mrs. George A. Collins Waterbury bospltal to the State persons to do so. There a|;e several Doctor of Divinity-Rufus Mat­ sist Dr. Hallock Lefferts, of Pom- The program starts with a pa­ gathsrsd at ths airport to see him attended the 40th wedding anni­ Board of Exanrinatlon and Regis­ K. Bennett of Milford, Rolando Holman: zetretary of hostesses, Mrs. WITHOUT CALOMEL booklets of questions .and 'answers thew JuncH of H.lverford Pa., pro­ BoeckUn ot Litchfield, Robert H. Ezekiel Benson; secretary of pro­ fret, chairman of the Second Con­ rade on Tuesday morning, Jurie 25. off, he will have plenty of Influen* versary ot Mr. and Mrs. George X. tration of Nurses according to word available. I rec;ill when someone fessor of phllo-iophy at Haverford gressional District, in his discussion led by the New Bedford High school And You'll Jump Out of Bed in tlal frlenda to a lt him when and If Keith O f Manchester, on Saturday received today at Connecticut State Bov/ers, Jr., of South Norwalk; grams, Mrs. Rossa Brookings. asked a Socialist speaker once, what College. Truman W. Camp of Newington During the day a poem written by group. Chase Kimball, of Water­ band, from Post Office Square to the Morning Rnrin' to Go he decided to return. afternoon. Nurses' Asaoclatlou headquarters. Master of Arts—Mrs. Arthur the Clarence A. Cook school where Tba former PrealdeBt took a spe­ Thousands of Persons Buy the price of cheese would be under bury, vice-president of the associa­ This appointment Is to All the unex- .function; Catharine L. Fitzpatrick the late John H. Gibson In 1888 was the opening exercises and annual If T«y M tBS anik u d wacid Socialism, the speaker aald: "Social­ Twining Hadley of New Haven, of Bridgeport, Russell W. H. Gil­ tion, will discuss the League of Na­ bb cially ohartarad plana for El Tom* plred term of Martha J. Wilkinson, read by Mrs. Arthur Gibson. It waa memorial service will be held. In woki punk, doB t iwallo* • lot ol IM, mlo- bor, In Sinaloa. He was oeoempaa' veteran Connecticut nurse, who ism Is not a cut nnd dried plan, but widow of a former president of Yale; lespie of Woodmont. Allen T. Hazen written for the "Willlns Workers", tions Association and the peace rec­ •ral wstw. ell, IoxbUtc randy or ckowiai tura ‘XASnO MURDER CAST whatever the price will be. under Walter Hampden of Ridgefield, ords of Connecticut congressmen, the afternoon there will be a ses­ nod oxpoet tkoia to make you n d d raly awaal lad by Dr. Ajrola Gonsalea, Dr. It. died recently. of Middletown, William C. Helm- an organization in Ma~lboro, N. Y. sion for forest fire wardens at the and buoynat aad lull ol auBsUsa. Blank, four men aldea, and a wom­ Miss Ohison Is a native Connecti­ Socialism you will have the price." Conn., the actor; Harry Clifford bold of Hartford, May Hall James It is as follows; and with Mrs. Helen D. Post of New For they can’t do It. They aoly m a n tka The Townsend Plan Is not cut and Knight of New Haven, president of Haven will conduct the discussion State Armory. In the evening there bowau and a natra maTaraant doaaa'I n t at an aecretory. SENDS CHILL UP SPINE cut woman who received her early of Old Lyme. Raymond W. Kennedy The Annual* Fair will be an illustrated lecture by Moat of Uie pubUe ragarda Calleo* education In the New Britain dried. Changes havo already been the SouUicrn New England Tele­ of Wethersfield, Karl F. Koenig ot "The Willing Worker;" now an­ group of the Fifth Congressional tha raura Tha raaaoa far yoor dowa-and«al made and more may follow. But, this phone Company. District Alton H. Blackington on "The Ro­ loolint la TOUT liw . It ahaold paur eat twa retirement after eight yeara of di­ schools. She la a graduate of Peter Hartford, John B. Llvak of Botb- nounce mance of News Gathering." pounda el liquid hlla Into your hawala dally. recting Mexico'a deatlny oa tha un­ m "The Casliio Murder Casa," Bent Brigham hospital, Boston, and is certain, that the Plan will enable Master of Science—Igor I. Sikor­ any, Philip C MIchcl of West Suf- To all their friends so dear, Mr. James M. MacKnlght of If thla hita la not flowlBe fraaly, yaor food which opened tola afternoon for two sky of Bridgeport, airplane design­ Peace-Action Service haa been in­ The second day there will be a re­ doasn t diztat. It juat daraya In tba h o a ^ official "chief of the revolution" aa has received a Bachelor of Science raortala to continue In thla life—not fteld, Victor 3. Salvln of Middletown, That at their church they do Intend port of the progress of the firemen's up your atoaaaeh. Vou hava a an admloslon that he baa loat pow- days' run at toe State theater, a degree from Teachers College, Co­ ae beggars or warde—but as human er. Mario Scalers of Meriden. To hold an annual fair. vited to speak on "Methods of Politi­ ‘bldi., 1>«d taM and your braath la foul, new and entirely different Philo beings should. cal Action.” He will urge concen-, training schools and addresses by akin oltan braaki out la nlamlobaa. Your hand er but the "deapedida" hla frlenda lumbia University. For the past Senator Glaas who earlier in the Bx-Assl.stant Chief Thomas F. achat and you laal down u d out. Tour wbola accorded him at bia departure indi­ Vance haa been presented to toe four years Miss Ohison baa been To ask ridiculouj quesUont in week was honored by two other New tratlon on neutrality, on the cost of ayataa la polaonad. screen to thrlU toe theatre public THE REFRIGEBATOR I A cordial welcome they wlU give national defense and on co-opera­ Dougherty, of New York, on "The cated the contrary. superintendent of nurses at Water­ order to throw the affirmative over England colleges, Wesleyan and To all who wish to come; Advantages of a Fire College for At leaat ten former Cabinet min- in 8. S. Von Dlne’s gripping mur­ bury hospital following experience on the defensive eide, la an old out­ Tufts, was welcomed Into the Yale CHAlOOnE RUBINOW tive peace efforts. Mr. MacKnlght der mystery. because (Lev know ifs bettei They’ll do their very best was a member of one of the two Officers” : Chief John J. Towey. of pouda at Mia d o « lu fraaly and auka rom iatera aa well aa several powerful In teaching and supervisory posi­ worn stratagem In debate and he family by President James Rowland To make you feel at home. Newark, N. J., president of the In­ laal “up aad op." Tba* contain wnadtrful. army generals were among tba sev­ The aelentlfle gantlemen who tions In various schools c ' nursing. peace caravans sent to Connecticut harmlM*, tentl* T*t*tabl« •attnet*» who resorU to It defeats his own Angell as "statoamon and patriot, AWARDED ARTS DEGREE ternational Association of Fire wb«D it cornea to mmkini th« bll« flow froaGr. eral hundred persons who crowded solves a moat puzilmg crime in toe She is chairman of the Educational cause. What have Smiallste gained Instant In the defense of your coun­ by the American Friends Service around the former President to current picture la our good friend, Section of the Connecticut State th e lady waiters you will find, committee. Chiefs, on "The Proper Handling of ■ **>i forCartar'a since they atUcked the Townsend try's welfare and honor, impladable With kind and graceful air. Hose .Streams Under Various <5on- HS* » f' “I* “ “ * C*n*r'» shake hla hand. Paul Lukas, who Is always depend­ Nurses' Association. Plan? Professor Ranechetlbuscb's foe of sham, dishonesty and cowar­ Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Members and friends of th e, DtOa U y« Pll'i on tba rad labal. Kaaant a The presence at the ’'deapedida' able for an excellent characteriza­ ■ ^ A . i. y ■ , ‘ \ A ^ Other members of the Board are: Willing to show you all the goods League of Nations Association are ditions"; and Chief Irving C. Ham­ •ubiUtuta.i6eatdruf atorca. O lM l C. II. C a 1 warning 28 years ago, can be applied dice in public life, able and fearless liam Rubinow Graduated On exhibition there. of Emilio Fortes Oil, former Presi­ tion. ‘V - , .-W .^y ^ 4* Praeldent, Irens Wilson, principal of here as an answer. leader, whoso sage rounsel has for invited to this conference. dent and now bead of the National A Fine Ferfortnanee the school of nursing at Lawrence from W'ellesley College Mon­ Mrs. Helen D. Post Is chsirman of Youre truly more than a quarter of a century T'would take too long to mention all Revolutionary Party, was regarded Remembered for hla admirable and Memorial Associated hospitals. contributed wisdom. to our National i day. program arrangements. Mrs. N. wrrrwrwrrrrrwrr as most significant because yester­ wrork in "Little Women" and "The New London; secretary, Mrs. Wini­ MATHIAS SPIE8S The gooda they have to sell. Blako Russell and Mrs. A. Bryan, policies.” I But come along and bring your PLENTY OF TIME TO PAY day Fortes Gil sat during the open­ Fountain," Lukaa has added an­ fred Hart of Bridgeport; Sarah Professor George H. NetUeton Clark, Jr., with a New Haven com-1 ing of the International Rotary other film jjierformance to hla a ; ' f \ ■ - Hyde of Cobalt, former president of BARBERS' PRICES Miss Charlotte Rubinow, daugh­ wives, mlttee are arranglnt the luncheon, It (abat ui lata than 48 heura ts arran ia Convention at the right hand of Dear Curioua: said In presenting the Senator for And spend an evening well. record. the Connecticut State Nurses' As- the degree; ter of Mr. and Mrs. WUllam and ask that advance reservations I looAft for poopi* of choractop President Lazaro Cardenas, whose Deviating from toe usual murder soelaUon: Stater Mary Mechtllde Your letter In the Open Forum of Rubinow of East Center street, was who oro r«t«ivinQ m ineom*. . ' . ' . h* - \ I i ^ > J ' "Recognized officially as the be made at 138 Orange street, Newi 4 dispute with Calles culminated in mystery. Director Edwin Marin Carty. educational director. St, our local newspaper has been awarded the degree of Bachelor of I There's bric-a-bracs and nlc-a-nacks, Haven. I foiy monthly InitolmonH 4 the latter’s departure fror the cap­ Francis hospital. Hartford. brought to the attention of our as­ Senior Senator from Virginia, Arts at Wellesley College Monday And aprona by the score. baa contributed a picture that la recognised throughout the Nation as rbo only clianKo 1* tliroo pereost 4 ital. It waa generally believed that suggestive of that, other perfect sociation. We are glad to learn morning. There's linen shirts and undershirts Edmund Halley achieved his por month >tn qnpald nmoant Portea GlI waa backing the Presi­ myetery picture, "The Thin Man,” that you like our lltUe town, alao a dauntless leader of the independent Miss Rubinow, who graduated And lots of nice things more. greatest fame 16 years after his o f opn 4 force of Intelligent public opinion; a dent in his political controversy a faat-movtng plot with sparkling that you are a salesman of a union from Manchester high school with death. He predicted the return of 4 with Calles. dialogue, no lagging scenes and a i ^ OPENJORDM product. Being such, we wish you representative of the people—who high honors in 1031, concentrated And then to soothe the inner man. the ‘‘Halley’’ comet for the year But today (Jallea chatted In a every success, as ws bellsve unity Is never sold the truth to serve the 4 fair sprinkling of wholesome ’■'■J CUtSS STRUGGLE In psychology and mlnored In Eng­ We’ve oyster stew so rare, 1768, and hit prediction was verified P ersonal F inance Co. 4 most friendly manner with Fortes humor. • strength. We are very sorry to hour—or the party or the populace." lish composition. She was one of And fruits, and meats, will all bq and the fact established that certain Telr|»hnn« H4SO Room t Gil. Editor, The Herald; hear that you loat out on your hair With the annual alumni luncheon fltote Thrator RnllillnB 4 Lukas la assisted la bis detective 4 f Twenty-eight years ago. the Hart­ the outstanding member;, of her found comets return* periodically: but Hal­ .Amerloons Present trim, but we admire your courage, which followed the exorcises, the class In dramatic activities. In the At thla, our annual fair. ley died In 1742. T.%3 -inlB Street 4 Several United States business­ wmrk by a new leading lady for 1 ford T. M. C. A. hired .-- theater and in being wary, when you arrived at scene of the commencement activi­ fall of her freshman yearj and each toe screen — Rosalind Russell, a # > engaged the late Rev. Walter Raq- lAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA ■ men were also present. One, the prominent recruit from the Broad­ 4 Spruce atreet. The queetlone you ties shift to New London where Fri­ year after that, she was selected as jOur dominie will ready be manager of one of the largest for­ ,4 achenbuach, professor of church his­ have asked ua have been brought to day the Yale and Harvard crews one of the 40 girls chosen from the eign companies in Mexico, com­ way stage who haa only been in r > tory at the Rochester Theological our attention many times, but not To welcome all who come. pictures for a short time. will row on the Thames river. college at large, to be active mem- And shake the hand of young and mented; "I still can’t believe he is Seminary, to speak on the stnsject, through our local newspaper. TTou President Roosevelt, who a year bera of Barnswallows, the college leaving and I want to believe it leas. The baffling plot deals with toe "The New Social Order." Every tip- have classified those barber ahops old. eccentric Llewellyn family. One ago received an honorary degree dramatic association. And cause you lota of fun. Hla statement on economic condi­ to-date student has read hts worthy aa No. 1 and No. 2, hut your con­ from Yale, will witneee the regatta. "Jepthah's Daughter," by Elma tions last Thursday, which precipi­ member Is murdered, another dies and famous books, such as "Chris­ centration la on No. 1 because he Make **Pay Day” Your mysteriously and two others are Connecticut residents who receiv­ Levtnger; "Holiday," by Philip BICYCUST INJURED tated the political crisis, was a sane tianity and the Social Crisis", dlsplsys a union sign In his window ed advanced or professional degrees Barry, and "Mary, Mary, Quite Con­ and sensible view of-the situation. strangely poisoned although they "Christianising the Social Order" and cuts hair under the association included : trary" by S t John Ersktne were New Haven. June 19.—(AP)— If the present attacks against capi­ recover. It befalls Lukaa, as and "Christ and My Neighbor". pries, and you want to know why Bachelor of Fine Arts—Russell F. among the plays presented by thle Raymond Hurteau, 20, of New Ha­ tal are continued, we will be forced Philo Vance, to discover the guilty A Every person who has had the pleas­ be is allowed to do it. Hills of Hartford. Philip J. Stock. organlaztibn in which she had im­ ven. waa injured seriously today to leave Mexico in six months, and poisoner and, naturally, to cast ure of hearing him speak, will al­ In the first place, the sign you Jr., of West Hartford. Donald J. portant roles. She also was the when he waa struck from the rear "SAVINGS DAY" without the restraining influence of suspicion on every one. ways remember him. Jew and Gen­ speak of Is a member of the local Kirby of Branford. student director of the production of by an automobile while riding hli Collea, wa are afraid of the conse­ Alison Sklpworth ScorM tile flocked to listen to this modem textile union, of which we believe, Bachelor of Music—Dorothy M. A. A. Milne's "The Artist," given at bicycle. Hospital authorities said quences.” Unusual in itself, one of science's Cicero. he Is a member. We cannot aay Vetbam of Norwich Town, Raymond Fall Inforroals last November. the jrouth has a fraptured skull and Several girl employeea of Chines latest discoveries, "heavy water,” During the course of his lecture why he displays this sign. Probably A. Morris of Hartford, gdlth L. Pol­ She studied the technique of play other injuries and that hi; name la burst Into tears as the general said, figures prominently in the plot. at Hartford, ha quoted Marx as fol­ publicity. All wa know 1 that he lard of Ahsonia, Eleanor A. Racker prodrctlon under Professor Edith on. the danger list. "adtos," but ha told them not to Alison Sktpw-orth is seen In one of lows; "The history of all hitherto ex- li employed by Cheney Brothers of Meriden. Smalll and waa In the caet of Dry- Hurteau waa hit by a car alleged ix-orry. "I am so healthy," h# said, her flneat roles as toe ecesntrio isUng society Is the history o l class during the day, and In the evenings .Manchester Recipient den's "All For Love," which was pre- to have been operated by James "that not aven a fingernail aches." Mrs. Llewellyn; Isabel Jewell as and all day Saturdays, he chisels in Bachelor of Law—Harry M. Al­ Kearsley, of Hamdsn. A her daughter; Louise Henry as her struggle—a constant tight between with a reduced price at barbering. aented last spring by the play pro­ new Cabinet took office under oppressor and oppressed. In ancient bert of Waterbury, W. R. Black, Jr., duction department of Wellealty Col­ President Cardenas today. daughter-in-law; Donald Cook aa 1 MU. \ Y times there were the patricians The whole thing In a nutahell Is, of Hartford, Franklin A. CaposselU lege. her son; Arthur Byron os her ho Is doing a mao out of Job. No brother, and Leslie Fenton aa her knights, pleblans and alaves. In the doubt Mr. Curioua, as a constant of Bridgeport, Guerin B. Carmody Last summer Miss Rubinow was Middle Ages were the feudal lords, of Watertown, Kimberly Cheney of appointed director of dramatics at SKIN PIMPLY? daughter’! finance. Ted Healy as reader of our local paper, you have WAPWNG Sergeant Heath, dUtrlct attonisy’a vassals, guild-masters, journeymen, read the various replies to your let­ Manchester, Newton D. Crane ot Camp Anchorage in Central Valley, Try This for Quick Relief apprentices and serfs. Modem socie­ ter. All of them have come from Waterbury, Warren F. Creasy, Jr., N. Y. She has been reappointed for Inveatlgator, and Louloa Fasanda ty has established new classes, new of Stamford. Frank J. Gulhane ot the coming aeason and will leave for D eat noMs* sad lersteli thow Itchlnt. ten- Mlaa Dorothy Doane of New York aa Becky, toe Lewellyn maid, eon- non-union barbers. If you read the Danbury, Melvin M. DIchter of JItr slnpln end «sly nd blotchn rciultini eltv, and Miss Jennie Baldsga of tribute toe bumoroua sequence#. conditions of oppression and new Saturday edition of the Herald you Central Valley on the 24th of this ram «zi*m«l IrrluUon. erite end ura a Wapplng. left Tuesday morning by forms of struggle In place of the old Stamford, Julian W. Engleman of month. This fall she plans to enroll (0MhlM,BMdicaud balm that lor yrar* haa Others In toe cast worthy of man- read No. 1 barber’a reply to your Bridgeport, Joseph M. Friedman ot automobile for Bonny Eagle Camp, tion are Purnell Pratt as the Dta- T o BE SURE/ you etn got Ico cubos out ol any moehanlcal ones." He went on to say that this letter. He explains the meaning of aa a student of play direction at the rarajU p b S OlKTMaNT. Smartlni ^^^n• West Buxton, Maine. Mias Baldaga class struggle will continue until a that sign. Pretty soon h* will tell Hartford. Milton W. Qooea of American Academy of Arts In New lib^ltchlnaitoM. Year tWa looVr fifti.r, trict Attorney. Leo G. Carroll aa Waterbufy. Alexander Harlnstetn of {fflSjfS'JIi?** • Wc 0« 0( PETER.SON 4 win spend toe summer there with the Lewellyn butler and Eric rolrlgorator or It wouldn't bo worthy of tho namo/ but you can't got new social order la established and you he is only wearing out Ms old York, preparatory to entering the piNTMfNT today at any drag aton. Bridgeport, Edward C. Jaegerman profession of amateur play directing. Mrs. Inez Files and Mrs. Ernestine Blore aa Lukas’ butler. that this new order would come Just clothes at cutting hair. Uoeay back if you i« set dcllghuiir Sullivan and Miss Doans will stay as the sun wbuld rise tomorrow. But, Now, Mr. Curious, becoming sen­ On toe same program tba State a Irooging tomporaturo without machlnory and moving parti that he continued, "There are obstacles sible, and cutting out sarcaam, di­ torse or four weeks. resents "Strangsr’s All" with May In the path of progress. The capital­ rectly below No. 1 barber's reply to Thera were 25 children of pre­ Roobson. > will ovontually woar out You can't got oporafien without aoundi ists oppose a new order because of you. you will find a letter written school age who were brought to the their material Interest in the present by Clarence Luplen. This gentle­ Wapplng school ball last Monday you can't got tho long lUo and economy that Eloctrolux. iho gao system and the majority members man Is the honorable preeident of morning, where they were examined WALL ST. BRIEFS ol the SocUllst Party hinder pro­ our local textile union. He Is an­ by Mrs. Ingraham, the State Board rofrigorator. alono can glvo you. gress because of their lack of diplo­ swering B letter to one who la In of Health doctor. New York, June 19 — The Iron macy." fkvor of a voluntary cut, and wa The Junior Wagisun Girls club, Age composite price for steel scrap P rofem r Rauachenbusch warned are with him one hundred per cenL Everybody W elcome bald a regular meeting at toe Com­ remains unchanged at 810.71 a the Socialists against the bitterness Do you know,. Curious, feat thla munity Church. HaU last Monday grots ton, although prteea hava a w-lthln their hearts and their attacks aame gentleman, along with fellow ^enlDg. heavier tone In most markets and This now gas rofrigorator is swooping tho country —aaloo aro of everything that seema capitalistic officers, fought and’arbitrated with AU toe schools o t South Windsor, have undergone a further general to them. This, be said, turns people Cheney Brothers against a cut In will close on Thursday, June 20, for decline at Cleveland. Tha com- Incroasing by loaps and bounds bocauso it's rosily bottor than any against Socialism. He alec warned wages for weeks, even to the extent See Our FREE Outdoor Movie the summer vacation. poaltes for pig Iron and finished against Socialist speakers and writ­ of a threatened strike? Men like A surprise miscellaneous shower Steel also are unchanged at 817.84 otbor, bocauso it's tho boat looking of them all. bocauso it's sorvlcod ers and hinted that very often a lit­ those make leaders, and we are w-as given Mrs. Fred Webber at her a ton and 2.134 cents a pound raa- tle learning becomes a dangerous proud of them. home Friday evening by a group of peetively. by your gas company for all timo. bocauso It's sold on most liberal thing. They need all the support we can Show At Our Used Car Lot young women in towm. Mrs. Webber, give them, and they shall have It. who waa formerly Miss Dorothy Comroarclal building throughout We have seen the lack of diplo­ But what support can a man like terms* Boforo you buy an automatic rofrigorator bo sure to aoo an macy among Bociilista In their at­ Stoddard, was married May 32. ths united States for the first 18 Barber No. 1 give, when he advo­ CORNER MAIN and PEARL l^TREETS Rev. Harry S. Martin and Mrs. days of Juna totaled about |9,48l,- tack on the Towmjcnd Old Age Pen- cates a reduced rate In another Electrolux — tho gas rofrigorator. alon Plan. They admit thgt they Martin attended toe installation (XX), says toe "Engineering News- business, and hides behind a sign Record." This compares with $8,- would be pleased to sec the old folks that should be respected, not ex- service of Rev. Dudley Burr, oa receive on adequate pension and plolted? We hope. Mr. Curious, delegatee from toe Fint Congrega­ 248,000 In .toe like period In 1984, an M U ' that the Socialist platform called for that this letter makes things a bit tional church of South Windsor, Uat Increase of mote than 190 psr cent. an old age pension for many years. clearer for you, on your next s-lait Wednesday Night at 8.30 Wednesday afternoon and evening, They want to correct the wrongs of to Manchester, at toe Hockanuro CJongregational BURGLAR CAPTURED capitalism, thay say; help the un- Don’t forget to patronize a bar- church. 11,1(1 UOI I \ EALERS will bo gao4>pontod. |M t i» hto edmonitinn, asd that tba atock broker, died snddenty today at a call from a man, wbe sold tlM ■------In these 60 Wells Street Manchester The Savings Bank of Manchester held a t toe school hell next Tbuni- Sotemon store was batag burglar­ hla summer home to which he had diw afternoon. nta for tba aeoaon with his wtfe-». ised. They arrived in time to catch A Hntiud Savings Bank The graduation exerolaes of tba Spetrlno at he broke out thrauA Union school o t South Wlnd#or wUI a wtadow. UANCBXXTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JtTNE 19.198IL

John C. Moriarty, WUUom O. P ^ xRuth Alice Flan xElaonor Mary Bchieldg* TO GRADUATE CLASS off, RuascU M. Roberts, Robert K. M. U S . GRADUATION Joaeph Richard Fitzgerald ' Mildred Beryl Seh'butz Sherwrood, William H. Steele, Harold Walter Thomon Ford Thomo* Serpllu PRESIDENTS SON R. Symington, Jr„ and Frank K. Roae Shapiro Daily Accident Wlgren. Josephine Julia Oadzlckl Dorothy Grace Shedd OF 34 AT THE GREEN EXERCISES.FRIDAY Faith Marion Oallnat Merle Alice Shorts R e p o r t Dorla Mae Oeer Walter Anthony SllkowskI MIGHT BE OUSTED Roberta Mary Gorman AB OF Tt'BSDAV. JUNE I t xEUsabeth Simmons 1634 /Daylight tlmo on* hour tatarj WOMEN HEAR ORDERS | Jack Oront xAmelia Mary Sleurp 1680 6614 . .... Accident* ...... Cant. Eaat. xCtlld Oreenway Frank Spacek 6,195 170 . ___ Fatetitle* ...... 4:4S— 8:40-^Brunoaoo Orchoa.— basic Exerdset m Assembly HaU 169 Seniors Will Be Award* Agnez Ordone Qrzyb Peter SUum Plan Is Reported Among! 173 4:8S— 8:80— Preaa-Radio Newa Period FOR INSURANCE U U D E D 5,106 ...... InJurlca...... 4.717 §:00— 8:00— Juat Entertainment — aa; Robert Martin Haar Ewald John Hugo Stechholz Batty Barthall— Dixie: Organ— w. John Haberern xClalre Lenorc Stephens K ItX R n T og donees, balloon donees . Tonight — Tercentenary ed Diplomas; 28 Honor 8:18— 6:18—Juat Plain Bill - eaat; CLASS HISTORY GIVEN •« Roberta Fern Hanzen Gladys Mary Stevenson Texas Democrats to Re­ 100 . . . . Pedestrian ...... 91 Who Left Wife ard Nine Maple Street— Dixie: Oreh.— weat and others will be some of the Mystic Review HiiMs Open Raymond Field Harrington JoMphine Edna Strack 60 . .... Oerupant ...... 70 8:30— 8:30— T o Bo Announced— eaat; features at the Senior Dance Meeting mt Which Velne of ft Buck Rogera — weat rpt; Kniok* Theme in Program. Students Are Listed. xBIlubeth Jeon Harvey Rosemae Sturtevant 1 ...... BIcyDat ...... which ill be held on Friday move Elliott Roosevelt. nacka— weat Inenranee Is Emphuised. BUimbeth Ann Henderson xMargaret Theresa SuUlvan 18 ...... Child ...... 17 Tots Gets Six Months. 1:48— 8:48— Boaka Cartar^B Cammant evening, June 31, at the Country IN FORM OF PAGEANT George Graham Herrick 152 ...... Adult ...... 158 Michael Leonard Swlkla 4:00— 7:00— Johnnie Pouraoma— aaat; Club. Although the donee la for Harroonata— w; Old Timer— Dixie Mystic Review, Woman’s Benefit Dorit May Hoff William Edward SzymanskI IN JI RED 8:18— 7418— Pray.Bragglottl, Planoa In the iM t win and teatament of^b e uaad aa life boata; Tony Kamlr- the seniors a number of lower Tha Manchester Green school will When the class of 1D3SB of Man­ Dallas. Tex,, Julie 19. (APi association, held a successful supper Helen Margaret Holmes John Francis Tierney l.SDS . ... rdofttrlun ...... 1,25.7 The maximum sentence which the 8:30— T:30-Broadway Varlatlaa— ba« the Class of 1935, read at the Claaa ski’s pep, vim and vigor to wake classmen are planning to attend CLASS DAY PROGRAMS hold Ite graduation exercises in the chester High school bolds Ite com­ ; Rumbles of contention among Texas ale; Piorlta Or.— nwaat; La Porta As Presents Are Given Ont and open meeting In Odd Fellows Rusaell Edwin Holmes Margaret Jane Toman 3,0.<>7 . .... Uccu|Nint ...... S.S92 Day exercises, the following be­ up Johnnie Richmond; Elolse Koeh­ and special Invitations have been mencement exercises at ths State Democrat* wci'* heard todoy after local Court may give for the of­ Orchaatra— Dixie Speakers Come Th ron g school assembly hall at 8 o'clock to­ hall last night, with on attendance Marjorie Helen Howard. Bertha Sophie Uaup 70 ...... ntrylUt ...... 7-2 7:01^ 8:00— Romance and David Rota quests were made by the commit­ ler’s nickname of "Babe’’ to George Issued to members of the alum­ Proceosional to Educational Theater at 10 o'clock Friday morn­ It was dlscluBod a plan was on foot fense w(u Imposed 0.1 Fred Robert* night, when thirty-four members of of 75. The meal was served in the Winston (Jhurchlll Hudson Matilda Gibson Vennard 017 ...... Child ...... 697 4:0»— 6:0S»Harr]r Kootn'* OrehMtrA 7:30— 8:30— Mark Warnow Praaanta tee, Eleanor Schleldge, Charles Smith; Joe Polozie’s turtle, "Hora­ ni, who are cordially welcomed. Square. ing, 169 seniors will be awarded to oust Elliott Roosevelt fmm the 8:00— 8:00— Burnt and Allan Comedy Verses Appropriate to tbe clam of 1035 win be awarded banquet ball between 6:30 and 7:30. xBeatrlce May Irwin xRobert Thomas Vennart ^ 1,0.57 ...... A d u lt ...... 3.806 of Bircli street this mornlhg in Po- 4:K ^ •iSO-^Prttt-fladTo N«w« Ptriod 8:30— 8:10— Howard Barlow Symph. Donahue, Claire Stephens, Jose­ tio,” to the biology class; Katherine The Pled Pipers' orchestra Great Book; Parody Songs Salute to the Flag. diplomas, according to the list an­ vice-presidency of the Young Dem­ 4 : j » . 6jS5— KathtMfi Wtllt, tluM dlplomoa by William B. Buckley, a Tbe tables were most attractive Bcralce Jackson Dorothy Virginia Vernier 1.72 . . ,\gc Not Staled .. . '211 1 lice Court when he was sentenced to 4i4»-. Silly Satty— WMf only 8:00— 10:00— Ctaudo Hopkina Orehaat. phine Falkowikl, Eklward Atkinaon Wlnzler’s studlousness to Frank from Hartford will furnish tha Song—"Star Spongle(] Banner." nounced today by Prihclpal Arthur ocratic Clubs of Texas. A 8:18— 10:18— Tad Plorlto Oreh.— weat member of the town Board of IMu- with pink and white flowers, candies Thelma Marie Jackson xHclon Mary Vlertel Hartford County Jail for six months drOO->To Bo Announeod and Robert Vennart: Brlmley. Them Are Read. music. Admission is by invita­ Address of Welcome — Senior H. IlUng. TIu list Include* 38 honor , Phil Overton, Dallas, member of dtIB— Slack Chambof* Drama 8:30— 10i3O»ltham Jenaa Orchaatra for Each Year. caUon. A feature of the program will and favors. Salads, baked beans, Hazel Victoria Johnson William Lockwood Waldron, Jr. on a charge of non-support. He 10:00— 11:00— Joe Haymas Orchaatra 1. To the Town of Manchester, Esther WeUs’ and Kay Flke’s In­ tion only. .President. studenta wlth'M argaret Atkinson as 1:30— Easy Acoa, Sorlai Skoteh be tbe presentation of the Cook Me­ sandwiches, relish, caks and coffee Anthony Kaminski Anna Walek the atnto Democratic executive com­ . pleaded guilty. 4:4B— t:4B— Undo Exra Radio Station 10:30— 11:30— Ban Bernla'a Orchaatra sincere and undying gratitude for terest In school to Virginia Nelson; Class Will; Eleanor Schleldge, valedictorian and Katherine Wtnaier mittee, said the movement to remove 11:00— 12:00— Dance Mualo— weat only morial Prize, given onnuaUy for the were served by the committee for William Frederick KeUb U Ilian Letllia W eir Roberts deserted hit wife and nine S:00— 7:00— Ono-JkUo'o Family— to o an education. Helen Pietrowski’s popularity to Class Gifts were presented as a Charles Donahue, Claire Ste­ aa satutotortan. •;30— 7:30— Wayno Kino’o Orchootra the evening. Mrs. Carrie Somlow, Muriel Evelyn Kemp Esther Well* the President’s son from the office IRL WHO SHOT CHINESE { children November 9, last year, and NBC-W 'Z NETWORK Marjorie McCormick; Bill Demko’s Before an audience of nearly 900, phens, Josephine Falkoskl, Ed­ peat Btx years to the student with Tbe main feature of the gradua­ woiild be launched Friday at a meet­ r :00— 8:00— Frod Alton and Amatourt 2. To Mr. IlUng, heartfelt thanks part of the Class Day Exercises by ths best rscord for general excel­ Mrs. May Roberts, Mrs. Mary Burke, Kranert Rusaell Kilpatrick ; Edward John Wilson has not contributed to their eiip- t.OO— 8:00— Ouy Lombardo'o Orchoat. BASIC — Eaat: wja wbx-wbxk wbal for his kindly administration and sleeping In study hall and thinking the graduates of 1985 of M. H. 8 . i ward Atkinson, Robert Ven­ Mrs. Josle Keish, Mrs. Louise tion program will be on elaborate xAnna Helen Klein ing of the Dallas County Young 1 port since, i-hc court was informed 8:30— 8:30— Ray Noblo and Orchootra wham kdka wgar wjr wlw way? wmaJ a committee of Russell Holmes, PROPHESY LEARY nart. lence. xOertnide Ev* Wilson 8:00— 10:00— John S. Konnody*o Talk best wishes In bis new duties ss su­ the bell In the alarm clock to Tom­ presented on Tuesday evening the! Chicotne. pageant depleting the progrsas of Elsie Ruth Klein Katherine Helene Wlnzler Democrats. STUDENT GOES ON TRIAL ' by ProsectiUng Attorney William wfil; Mid; wcky wanr wla kwk kwer Doris Bolen, Margaret Toman, Elea­ Clase Oifte: Russell Homes The anss officers arc: Robert 8:18— 10:18— Tom Coakloy'a Orchootra koll wren wmaq kao wkbf perintendent of schools. mie Dannaher; Ruth Brown’s shy­ history of their four years associa^ i Mrs. Annie Smith, president of the Connecticut since the state came Oertnidc Anna Kluck Raymond Carl Wogman Overton said he would Introduce a J. Rhea. A warrant for hls arrest •]4^ 10:4^ T h o Hoeflngnamo. Sketch N O R T H W E S T CANADIAN — wtmj nor Schleldge. Faith Oallnat, John Doris Bolen, M argaret Toman Custer, president; Allan Anderson, A 3. To Mr. Bailey, Mr. Robinson ness to Horace Cordy; Rose Mls- tlon of work and pleasure In form of ; review, opened the program which into being 800 years ago up to the Robert Knapp Jean Woodniff resolution demanding Roosevelt’s was Issued five days later. Sine* tOiOO— 11:00— Bon Potlack Oreneatra— wlba katp webc wday kfyr cret cfcf Eleanor Schleldge, Faith Oali vice president: Marguerite Cole, baatc: Prod Alton— weot repeal SOUTH — wrva wpif wwno wla wjax and class advisers. Miss Fellows tretta's and Robert Vennart’s danc­ Chuiilla, Roland Loshlnske, Robert OLYMPIC CHAMP a pageant, under the direction o f' followed the supper with on address present time, with tbe final part de­ Harriet Avesta Kmghl Herbert Edward Wolfram I removal ’’becnu.se he had attempted Co-Ed Sa.vs .She Intended to then he evaded a search fdr him by 10:30— 11:30— *'Llghta O ut," Melodrama nat, John Churilla, Roland eecretory; Marjorie Inman, treasur­ wfta.wBun wlod wam wmo web wapl and Mr. Wright, appreciation of ing position to Diuiny Cowles and Vennart under the direction of Miss Miss Oertrude Oberempt, with a of wreleome. Miss Evelyn Custer voted to the future that Ilea before ElolM Edna Koehler Maurice Eric Woraaa, Jr. I to have the state convention at Kill Oriental Hecause She ' tha authorities until last night wjdx wamb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpre Ruth Runde; the remains of Room Loshlnske. Robert Vennart. er. The ciom motto Is “Never Do the graduating studenU. The Amarillo go on record In favor o f a CBS-WABC NETWORK wool ktba ktha waoo wave their efforts. Mary Burke. Each of the following committee of Helen PletrowskI, Mar­ samg a solo and Miss Florence Helen Bertha Kose Feared for Her Life. ‘ when he returned , to Manchester 23 to all who helped wreck It; The PresenteUon o f OrUfleates and Lem Than Your Possible Best." The pageant conetste o f seven parts In Ward Clinton Krause propoiod constitutional amendment . ami waa arrested by Motorcycle BASIC— Eaati wabo wade woko wcao MOUNTAIN— koa kdyl kglr kghi 4. To schoolmates, the memory of garet Sullivan, Joseph Polozle and Plano played occordeon numbers. PACIPIC— kgo kfl kgw komo uhq kfad World’s sdltor-ln-chlef to a mem­ glfta hod an appropriate rhjrme; Awards—Principal Arthur ni- class colors arc blue and white. all. preceded by Misa Wtnzler's xSUnley Louis Kvetkowskl ; over-riding the Supreme Court's ' Policeme n Herman Muske. During waab wnao w |t wkbw wkre whk cklw ktar kpo kex kga kgr kya the class of 1935 as an inspiration Wilson McCormick. Betty Ann Walsh and Stanley wdre wcau wjaa wean wfbl wapd wjav ber of next year’s Journalism class; D. Hoff, magnet made of “Steele” ; Predict Success m Sports, ing. The theme of the graduation pro­ salutatory address, "That lA'htch Ruth Ethel Larson j outlawing the NBA” I hls absence from town he shipped Cent. Eaat. to them, lest the school feel too A fter the welcome to the audience Nichols, pupils of Mrs. Thora Stoebr, Tahlequah, Okla., June 19--(APl wbna. Midwoat: wbbm wfbm Icmbe the hope for giving a prom and hav­ Ivy Oration—Senior President, gram will center around Connecti­ Was Transplanted," and ended by PRISONERS AFRAID He also said the President’s son as' seaman from port to port, the kmox wowo whaa kf-'h 3:30« 4:30— The Singing Lady— eaat keenly the loss of leadership result­ R. Hansen, spade for Grange work; of friends by aass President George played a duet. xRoland Walter Loshlnske —The testimony of Miss Lclia ing more enthusiasm about it than George Leary. cut’s Tercentenary and will be aa Miss AtklniKin'a valedictory, ‘;w e had been In Texas onlv a short time court was told. E A S T — who whec nibs wfoa wore wlco 3:48— 4:48— Orphan Annie— oaat only ing from the removal of the Class K. Wlnzler, good-luck piece; J. Politics and Professions Leary, the curtains opened to show During the program Misa Sally George Edward Leary Thompson, sister o f the darkroyed efrb ckae' wlbx wmnr 4:00— 0:O(L-Edueation from tha Newt the former Junior class to the pres­ Response—Lower-Senior Presi­ follows: Shall Sustain." Elizabeth Ann Liebman and was not due the honor. While he waa away hls family of D IX IE — wfBt w aU wbre wgam wdoa of 1935 by graduation. Churilla, key to Wapplng; E. Burke, a giant book through which came Potta gave two monologuea and Her­ co-ed on trial for the campus shoot­ 4:18— 6:18— Capt. Tim Haaiy« Stampa ent sophomores; Eleanor Schieldge’s dent, Woodrow Trotter. Song—Morning Invitation, Veosie. The presentation of diplomat will Bernice Andrews Llringston State Executive Committee Chair­ ton dependents was supported by kira wree wlao wdeu wtoo krid wrr 4:30— 5:3<^Praa8.Radio Nawa — ba* 5. To the Manchester Herald, a bowling pins; W. Oflara, gas sta­ the speakers in the following scenes: bert QUm(ui played the piano. Dr. OF ALCATRAZ ISLE ing ot Daniel Shaw, Chinese stud­ ktrh ktsa waco koma wdbo wbt wdao ate; Tha Singing Lady— mldw rpt column ’’Lynne" to Alice Madden; for Gradnates. Recessional. Interesting Facts Regarding Colo­ be made by Rev. Knut E. Erickson, Frank Lombardi man Raymond Buck, Fort Worth, the town. Three of the children sufficient sum of money to be de­ tion to boss; E. Welles, train fqr Andrew Fiedler, president of class Sidney Aiken gave an Informative ent. was stacked Up today against w blt wdbl wwva wm bf waja wrnbr 4:38— 5:38— Three X Slatara, Harmony Danny Ovello’s golfing ability to the of '35 during its freshman year, tn- lA st Night’s Program nial Life in (;:onneoticut: Introduc­ talk on health topics and life Insur­ pastor of the Emanuel Lutheran Donnell Francis Lord answered that "whatever complaint that of a government expert. were pladcd in a' state Institution, wala ktul kgke wcoa wdn<* wnox kwkh 4:45— 5:48— Lowill Themaa — aaat: posited to the credit o f the High timely arrivals; A. Nevue, tongs to Processional. M ID W E S T — wgt wtnt wmbd wlan Orphan Annie— repeat to mldweat golf team; "Yank" recipe for lUI- roduced a chorus composed of Sylvia tion. Jane Cook Candlemaking, Mar- ance In general, the benefits church aod a member of the town xRuth Jeannette Lusslcr any member of the organization has the other six, the oldest of whom Is School World, the Interest to bo help sweet romance along; A. Gryzb, Address of Welcome — Senior "1 did not write extortion notes to wlbw kfh wamk wkbn weco wabt kacj 8;00— 6:00— Amoa *n‘ Andy— aaat only lan spaghetti to Miss Smith’s cook­ The 1935 class prophe' - Dellafera. Jane Bantley, WllUam euerite Cole; Soapmaking, Claudia which are so obvious that It U ho Board of Education. The list of Ruth Eileen Mahoney to make will lie-heard and passed 11 years old. remaining with their wnax woo 5:18— 8:18— Tony A Oua. Sarlal Skit used In payment of our subscription Mother (3oose Rhymes to aid her In play President. That Is Why Things Are Un­ my sister Lois,” declared tho 23- MOUNTAIN— kvor kli koh kal ing class; Doris Geer’s love of tap SzymanskI, Edwin Anderson, Ray McKee; Serving the Dinner, Bettlna longer a question with moat people graduates, with the honor studenu Stanley Andrew Mankus upon at the meeting of the executive mother. 5:30— 6:30— Ruby Marear, Soprano to the Wednesday and Saturday Is­ poetry; R. Corna, spaghetti to cook form, was acted as a part of the aass History—Margaret Sulli­ starred, follows: ycar-old girl from the witness stand. C O A S T — khj koin kfrn kol kfpy k n 6:48— 6:46— Dangaroua Paradlaa, Skit sues that we may keep ever in dancing to Jack Puter’s dream girl; Wogman, Evelyn Beapre, Dorothy Hole; the Brick Oven, Myrtls Hor­ whether they shall take out a policy Mary Marchuk committee July 16.’’ “The handwriting of 14 extortion Charged with Intoxication, Frank kfbk kml kwg kern kdb kfmb kgb 6:00— 7:00— Hal Kemp and Orchaatra for Florence; W. SzymanskI, rub­ Class Day exercises by its author, van, Helen PletrowskI, Joseph Alice Margaret Adamson Sawticke, Broad Brook farmer, was touch with activities In M. H. S. Ruth Martin’s and Merle Short’s Shedd, who sang a parody about ton: China and Olassware, Nellie in a benefit association or old line Ruth Cleo Martin Young Roosevelt, who lives at notes received by Louis Thompson Cent. Eaat. . 6:30— 7:3^H o u a a of QIaaa, Serial Act ber ring aa the class baby; R. Stur- Polozle, Wilson McCormick. Peter Charles Ambrose usually Qniet at Leaven­ fined $10 and costa. He waa arrest- 7:00— 6:00— O u r Home on the Range 8. A tribute to Mr. Verplanck, the practice of dressing alike to Martha Robert Knapp, and the members of dear old freshman days. Burnham; Brooms, Alice Pitkin; company, but rather how large a Joseph John Mayer Port Worth, said Overton or others Is that of Leila," teatifled G. A. Ap- „ , 3:30— 4:30— Jack Armatrong — eaat: tevant, perfume; Sargent, book of Parody Songs— Charles Donahue, xHarriett Pauline. Arner 7:48— 8:48— To Bo Announced man who has always symbolized to Roth and Florence Leemon; Stretch the committee, Marjorie Howard. Rose Shapiro was presented with Bedfumtshlngs, Marjorie Inman; the policy they can afford to take. State William Marr McBride feel that someone else can do (lie n.,11 o ed last night bv Policeman Herman Noveltaera— Dixie; Vocal— weat 8:00— 8:00— The HUt and Bita Ravua etiquette; W. Ford, book to explain Richard Carpenter, John Tier­ xEdward Dynes Atkinson pell, handwriting expert of the U. 3.! Muske in a ,i„A.-»,=vdoorway at. f Spnice and I j45— 4:48— Dick Tra cy— baatc: Carl, the class all that was wise, and Stevenson’s loquaciousness to Ernest Calls Greenway, Anna Klein, Tony a toy horse to recall her receipt of Fireplace. Miu'ie Kristoff: Tables Field Director Mrs. Grace Best fol­ Elisabeth Claire McCartan worth and Atlanta. Job better than T. "I will be glad Bureau of Investigation. 8:30— 8:30— Amarfea In Muale. Oreh. why teachers grow gray; K. Kil­ ney, Francis Peckenham, W ll­ xMargaret Elisabeth Atkinson Maple streets. ton A Shaw— Dixie. Tax Owena. 8:00— 10:00— Reggio Childa* Oroheatra true, and kindly, giving him, be­ Bengston; Millie Schuetz’s place Kaminski, Bruno Naezkowski and the same prize for coming In last at and Choirs. Virginia Curran! But- lowed vrith an address on tbs splen­ Doris Helen MclJormIck to let them have the place." j Ranger— weat: Mlnlaturaa— mldw — eaat: Amoa'n* Andy— west repeat with the boys to Bunnle Marsh; patrick, flashy tie; D. Bolen, baby- Uam McPartland, Ray Wog­ Jane Morgan Bantly The attractive 19-year-old co-ed 4:00— 8:00— Buck Rogera— oaat. Mau> cause It will please him best, the Alphonse Obuchowskl. 'Vice-Princi­ the girls’ Hare and Hound chase termaklng Utensils, Carolyn Hamil­ did record made by tbe Woman’s Wilson Sherwood Mc(Jormlck ■| 8:18— 10:18— To n y A Qua— weet repeat Margaret and EMward Atkinson's face doll; D. Vernier, scissors to cut that year. man, David Muldoon. . Evelyn Marie Beaupre Irene Anne McGann of the Northeastern Oklahoma rleo Sherman Orch.— watt A Olxia 8:30— 10:3(L-aene Pogarty Orchaatra— , romise to live worthy lives her curls; M. Moran, picture of pal Robinson assisted the seniors ton. Benefit association, a safe Insurance WaahlBgton, June 19 — (AP) — Teachers College, said she shot A GOOD LITTLE MAN 4:18— 8:18— Bobby Benton— eaat; Og, eaat: Houaa of QIaao— weat repeat studiousness to Zita Brennan; Evelyn Ehcplalning that the class origin­ aass Prophecy—Robert Knapp, Kenneth Ahl Beebe Martha McGehan Son of Piro— m ldw; McCartyo— w from this day on, striving always to Clark Gable to conquer her shyness and a freshman, Jerry Saplenza, Swrtng (wng. Lohr. company founded by a woman, Mrs. Sanford Bates, director of the Fed­ Shaw and "Intended to kill him” be­ 8:48— 10:48— T o Be Announced Beaupre’s ability to hold her man ated several customs among which Marjorie Howard. Calla Green­ Frederic James Best xJulla Loulae McKee IMPROVED CONDITIONS 4:30— 8:30— Mueio Box— wabc, Bru- 10:00— 11:00— Shandor and Hla Violin be a credit to his leadership. of men; M. Edwards, drum/to make took the part of on office boy. Music Vale Seminary: F.sther P it­ Blna Weat Miller, managed ox- eral Bureau of Priaons, believes the cause she feared tor her life. She Chicago— John MeVey, goaollns neaco Orchea.— e^at; Cadet Quart. to Dorothy Wurtz; Gertrude Wil­ were the singing of Christmas way, Anna Klein, Tony Kamin­ Doris Robinson Bolen Hamilton McKee 10:08— 11:08— Olek Pldlar A Orchaatra To the Students of Rhythm, 178 herself heard; A. Klein, soap to keep In a news office setting, the dia­ kin. Phyllis Cushman. cluslvely by women, and which has OlbralUr-lIke Jail on Alcatraz Is­ chased him across the campus, fir­ station attendant la 73 year* old, five — weet; Jack Armatrong— mdw rpi 10:30— 11:30— Den Loper and Orchaatra son’s quiet ways and manners to ski. Bruno Nacskowskl. A l­ Richard Paul Brannick William James McPartland votes for first place In next year's her complexion: G. Stevenson, rub­ logue revealed members of the class carols In the Freshman building, Notable dates in Connecticut’s branches In every state o f the union land in San Franciaco Bay has had ing wildly, last March 27. Bhaw Clifford Frost; Dorothea Miller’s Fiedler called upon the chorus, which phonse Obuchowskl. AutUn Howard Briggs Ruth Mointoth SEEN IN AUTO TRADE feet tall and weighs 135 pounds. radio amateur contest with the ex­ ber thumb; H. PletrowskI, baseball In a variety of future activities, as History; Marion Durkte. Arlsns and many of tbe provinces of Can­ "a wholetom* and almost soporific was struck by two bullets and *ert- modest ways to Gladys Matteson; sang a carol. Class Song—The Seniors. Lucille Bdnah Browo Edward McVeigh Last night two youths annmmead, pectation that Roxy will sign them to make Oble go home; D. Clvlello, follows: Recessional. Birge, Evsleen Rleg, Gladj'S Oark. ada. Mrs. Best expressed tbe hope effect" on othatprieoaers. oiisly wounded, but recovered. 8:00— Hal Komp and hlH Orchestra Ruth Mahoney’s ready smile and Betty Harvey was Introduced as Ruth May Brown • Dorothea Marie Mlll«r "It’s a stlckup." MeVey went Into up eventually. chisel for •progress; E. Beaupre, auto George Leary, tetUng a new Dancing. Song— Quiet Hour, Wilson. that many of the guests present DUcussIng the new prison before MISS Thompson, Part Cheroksc 8:30— House of Gloss. cheery greeting to Frank Burnham; winner of that year’s W. C. T. U. Walter Joseph Buckley Rose christlds MIstretta action, seized the pistol pointed at To Miss Oates, one patented bur­ to follow the trade team; R. Martin, Olympic record In the 880 with Co- Tha Battle o f the Books: Daniel would become members of tbe order, a house appropriations subcommit­ Conditional Billn of Sale Tndi-! Indian, said she was convinced 9:00— John Charloe Thomas. Bernice Livingston’s enthusiastic essay prize and Bernice Livingston Edith Dorothy Burke Mary Brigget Moran him and turned the table* on the glar alarm which will be set off at boat; R. Brown, notsemaker to let bum and Carpenter os "also rane” ; and reminded them that insurance tee In testimony made public today cate Busineas in Manchester! Bhaw was a member of a "gang" 9:45—Evening: R.ulto Journal. moods and techniques to Margaret as winner o f honorable mention. Buckingham, Harold Symington; Phyllis Claire Carney David Muldoon robber* who Jumped In their car and WTIC ' the first gleam of a fiashllght to classmates know she Is here; Demko, Clare Stephens, worker In the Con­ cannot be taken out any time you Batea said: that had sent her notea demanding 10:00— Hits and Bits— •.eviie with Johnson. person In the Senior class aa the Sheriff of Hartford, David Heatley; Richard Stanley Carpenter xBnmo Rudolph Nackewski Is Much Better. i fled. Hartford, doon. save her the need of cilling a radio soles for running about; Marjorie necticut General: Joe Fitzgerald, Joe Polozle impersonated the Lord get around to It, but when the state " I t I* astonishing to note how sums ranging up to $3,000, I orchestra. , car when marauders trouble her John Tierney, of the Senior class, Mayor of Manchester, England, only person to be on the honor roll Constables, John Moriarty. Raymond MIttle Chapman Lewis Lincoln Neff John said he would have killed Howard, doll like herself—demure; chief of police; Stechholz, winner of of health of tha applicant will war­ quiet things are at 'Atlanta and "A desire for publicity," wa* the S0,000 W. HMD H C. 2H2 H M 10:30— NBC Symphony orchestra. ' shimbers. leaves to John Tierney, of the Junior whose visit to Manchester took every marking period during the Mastrommzlo; Yale Students. Rob­ Richard Chapman F.ldon William Neville Uiem "but I couldn't work tho gad­ E. Klein, pills to administer; Bill 150-yard breast-stroke in the Olym­ rant the Issuance of a policy. Leavenworth." An indication of Improved condi­ way Owen Watts, special atate pro­ Travelers BroadcaatlnK Servke 11:00— Time, weather, and baseball | big dictionary In the large I class, his spectacular fielding ability place In ’35’: freshman year. four years. M. Sullivan and C. ert Sherwood, Eric Gothberg, Eu­ Adelaide Lucille Chemerka xAlice Frances Kevue gets on their new fongled gim.” Keish, baseball diamond; Robert pics. The evening closed with round and Asked If prisoners were "afraid" tions locally In tho automobile re­ secutor, explained the notea. The scores. study hall, in which Miss E>tes has as a first baseman; Elizabeth Hen­ The president o f the various fresh­ Donahue the boy and girl who have gene Ckuinl; Asarlah Mather. Rector xJohn William Churila Roland Chester Newcomb Coburn, wave net for his curls; W al­ Haberern. football coach of Bol­ square dancing, to music furnished of being sent to the Isolated peniten­ tail business Is Indicated by the town mother of the two girls Is In mod­ 11:05—Bradford trehestra. so much pride, to all those who man organizations steps from the done most for the school appeared. o f Saybrock CoHeglote School. Allan Daniel Peter Clvlello Alfonse Obuchowskl Wednesdav, June 19. 1085 derson’s beautiful red hair to Edith ter Buckley, bonk for economy; Joe ton Technical University; Plnney, by Miss Florence Plano on the ac- tiary where A1 Capone and others clerk records o f conditional bills of erate circumstances. 11:15—Mayfair orchestra. want the excuse of getting nut of book: Thread and Needle club, Anna Tribute was paid to the memory of Anderson; Men of Sa.vbrook, Russell Ralpt| Martin Clifford Joseph John Oflara The American Indian doea not PM. Trouton; Fannie Ecellente’s and E. Fitzgerald, policeman; Dave Mul­ leading a basketball team with cordcon and Herbert Oilman at the arc held. Bates said "It is not only sales for automobiles. During yes­ Closing arguments in the 11:30—Jasper Park Lodge orchestra their seats. Klein; Latin club, Esther Wells; Amelia Kingsbury and Raymond Roberts, William Steele. Earl Hunt; Edward Donald Clulow xWllhelmlna tlarv Ofliara case belong to a beardless race. Most 4:00— Woman's Radio Review. DeSimone’s dust clothes to the Civic doon, garden Implement to improve Dave Muldoon raising his weight to piano. that, but- we have transferred the terday and this forenoon 16 (inch were completed last night and only 11:45— Argentine orchestra from Individual bequests were: Floating Herald, Robert Vennart. Stoutnar deceased members o f the Scholar In Collegiate School, William Lyon Cohum James Joseph d ’Reiiiy male Indians could grow a mua* 4:30—Three Scamps. Service Committee of next year; his health; Ken Beebe, hay that 102 pounds so that he might play agitators, disturbers, escapm , and conditional bills of sale were re­ the Inatructtona of Judge O. P. H. Rainbow Room. "A Honor Roll” students for the class. Popoff. Robert Chriatopher Cebum Helen Barbara Orlowskl tache and beard. If toey did not 4:46— Automobile Safety. Esther Wells's moccasins to the Kenneth Beebe’s bolstrlous sneeze won’t cause hay-fever; R. Knapp, on It; Clvlello and Weir, contest­ so forth, from the other prisons to ceived by Town a « r k Samuel J. Brewer, remained before tha case freshman year appeared: Katherine The class history closed with the Orchestra. Reno Peter Coma Marjorie Verna Palmer pluck out all facial hair* by th* 5:00—Ace Brlgodc'a Orchestra. rj:(X>— Shandor, violinist. Red .Men; the quintuplets’ costumes to Malcolm Barlow's sputtering Jug of water for radiator Area: P. ants fo r the National Open golf CURB QUOTA'nONS Alcatraz." Turklngton for recording. goes to the Jury. Wlnzler, Betty Harvey. Ruth Fish, singing of a final parody by the Presentation of diplomas, William Edwin Lee Culver GUbert Warren Park root*. 5:15—Grandpa Burton. 12:08— Essox House orchestra to Elizabeth Luplen, Ruth Runde motorcycle; William McPartland’s Ambrose, cereal to start a chain championship. Since January 1. one Manchester chorus. ' E. Buckley. Anna Thereee Daley Tbomos Francis Peckenham 6:30—Salvatore de Stefano, harp­ 12:30— Hotel Syracuse orchestra. Florence Leemon, Martha Roth and dramatic inatince to Dick Pond; To store; J. Polozle, motorcycle to keep Obuch>'wsk!, not only heading the Alphonse Obuchowskl and M. A t­ Germany’s formerly Important dealer haa brought more than 100 One reason for the rapid Increase kinson. Premntatlon of Cook Memorial Am er Clt Pow and L t B ...... 3*4 Sylvia Anna DcllaFera Edmund Carl Pehl ist. Madeline Bell; Austin Briggs’ lapse Eleanor Breen, all the spike healed away from a Jealous Alphonse; B. Majors baseball team, with Lash- export trade In sugar haa practical­ cars Into Manchester, according to Prize. Am er Sup Pow .. ,'rr...... i v, William James Demko Elizabeth Catherine Petersen in Diesel-powered vehicles In Great 5:45— Adventures of Sam and Dick. of memory In the matter of bring­ shoes of the senior class; Stanley Livingston, milk truck for luck; R. linske and Swlkla, aa players, but Wilson McCormick, sophomore SING' PARODIES ly disappeared, according to re­ [ bills ot sale from Mis distributor to Can Marconi ...... i t . Elizabeth Marguerite DeSimone Philip Foster Pierce Britain is the lower tax on Diesel 6:00— W'rlghtvllle Clarion.- ing his gym equipment to Louis D rigg’s Irish brogue to Leo Johnson Clifford, slickum; E. Koehler, rock­ runnin^ the Wapplng political cam­ year president introduced the next Song—America, Beloved Land. ports of American trade observers I the dealer and another haa reported Cities Service ...... i?? Charlez Henry Donahue xHclen Rosalie PletrowskI fuel, which le one-eighth that of 8:30— News; Baseball Scores. GlorgettI; Edward McVeigh’s nick­ to combine with iiis Swedish accent; ing-horse; H. Holmes, banjo to paign and boosting Churilla for series of events, after the chorus had A group of parodies o,. familiar The graduates are: Arlene E, In the Reich. I selling more than 100 new ears. gasoline. Elec Bond and Share ...... 714 John Thomas Donahue Charles Arthur Plnney 6:45— Studio Program. name of ’’Speck’’ to Eugene Kelly Elsie Klein’s tenn's racket to Feltda soothe "savage beasts” ; M. Atkin­ Mayor against Waldron: Jack sung another parody. Helen Ple­ songs was sung as a par; of tha Btrge, Janet E. Blssell, Nellie E. T h u r s d a y 's Class Night program Tuesday by Ford Limited ...... Stanley Austin Drlgga Josephine Mary Pliuio 7:00— Dyno (T o WDRC). I and nickname of ’’Mouse" to C’lf- who takes only two a year; Andrew son, dictionary. Grant ns asparagras millionaire; trowskI and Margaret Sullivan rep­ Burnham, Gladyc I, Clark, Mar­ Charles Donahue, Richard Carpen­ Nlag Mud P o w ...... gin Fanny Jeannette Eccellente Joseph John Polozle 7:15— "The Black Chamber." Alice Adam.aon’s front corner seat Pierce, also a contestant in the resented the class party; Betty Har­ guerite O. Ck)le, Dorothy J. Cook, Fiedler’s friendliness and personali­ D. Geer, pair of "taps"; A. Che- Penn R o a d ...... Marjorie Alice Edwards Btieiah Mary Quinn 7:30—Lum and Abner. and place at the head of the alpha­ Buckland campaign: Ruth Fish and vey and Jane Bantly gave a dlo- ter, John Tierney, Francis Pecken­ Virginia F. CumLi. Phylibi A. Ciiah- ty to the whole school forever; merka, mouse; M. Chapman, vase­ ham, Bill McPartland. Ray W og­ United 0ns ...... 214 xJosephine Julia Falkoskl Florence Hazel Robbins Specials 7:45— Frank Sherry, songs; Laura bet to Emeat Alley; Mary Marchuk’s Frank Lombardi, fighting for may­ logue showing the classes reactions man. Marion D. Durkee, Bettlna N. Muriel Kemp’s and Anna Klein’s line for fluffy hair; E. Irwin, memo man, David Muldoon. Util Pow and L t ...... 1 Andrew Piedler Ruth Louise ROscoe Gaudel. pianhst. Time Is Eastern Standard end-curlers to Ray Donahue and orship o f Bolton. to Us first vocational guidance con­ Hale, Carolyn E. Hamilton, Myrtls place In the cooking class to the Mc- pad to keep duties straight: W. The tunes which were parodied xKatherine Jane Fike AT 8:00— One Man's Family. New York. Juno 19—(API A Kenneth Tedford; Dick Chapman’s O’Reilly, running a da -e hall In ferences; Jane Bantly and Richard P. Horton, Marjorie B. Inman, Marie Winfield Jsmes Sargent Cooe brothers; William McPart­ Krause, saw to aid you In works of were: "Isle of Capri," "Good-Night 8:30— Wayne King's Orchestra. description of the Congressional ad- tri-strlng place with Barbara Cal- which Vennart and Rose MIstretta Carpenter appeared as the class F Kristoff. Claudia A. McKee, Alice FORMER MAYOR DUS W a H ava' Jainad land’s large vocabulary to next art; E. Pehl, basketball for prac­ members who were admitted to Sock Sweetheart," ’’Shadow Waltz.” 9:00—Fred Allen's Town Hall. lournmcnt expected about the mid­ hoon at the north side lowed foun­ year’s senior English classes; Eldcn tising; M. McGehan, movie magazine are dancers; Helen PletrowskI. E Pitkin, Esther S. Pitkin, Evelcen tain to Jack Puter and his dream Anna Klein. Elsie Klein. Murlal and Buskin. "School Days," "Keep the Home Brockton. Mass., June 19__ (AP) 10:00—Guy I-iombardo's Orchestra. dle of July will be carried by CBS. Neville’s graduation present of golf to prevent dreaming; E. De Simone, L. Rleg. Allan C. Anderson, Arthur Everybody’s girl; Margaret Toman’s typing abil­ Kemp, Merle Shorts, Mittie Chap­ John Tierney, president In JuDiot Fires Burning" and "Maryland." —Former MAyor Charles M. Hickey, 10:30— Ray Noble’s Orchestra. T ry These Tonight: clubs, to the golf team; all the gum F. Eccellentc, erasers to correct all Collls, Eugene P. Clarinl, Robert L. 11:0 0 —New.s. W EAF-NBS, 8, Freil Allen; 9. ity to Elizabeth Luplen; Kranert man, Helen Holmes us nurses; Ber­ year, introduced the members of the 16, of Brockton, died today after a under the desks to Mary Ambrose emirs; H. Knight, First National BKCX)RD-BRBAKERS Custer. Eric H. Gothberg. David J 11:15—Jossc Crawford, organist. tiuy Lombardo; 0:30, Kay Noble Or­ Kll|>atrick’s checked shirt to the nice Livingston, Margaret Sullivan class who were on the first staff of two years’ Illness. Hickey, founded and Helen Copeland to chew during New'spaper; M. Shorts, face cream; ARE REWARDED Heatley, Earl F. Hunt. Ernest C. t h a t 0 11:30—Slumber Hour. chestra. lunch room for use as table cloths; and Eleanor Schleldge as newspa­ the High School World: Eleanor the local council o f the ibiighte of TiU/Sivinqi their spare time; the senior short­ R. Carpenter, cab; W. McCormick, Schleldge; Margaret Sullivan, Rob­ Undera, Jr., Raymond Mastronunzlo, Columbus. Special Tercentenary Sale Of Market! 12:00 MIdn.— Silent. WABC-CBS, 7:30. Broadway Dick Carpenter’s long legs to Made­ per vomen. hand team consulting of M. Atkln- two nails to keep high-jump bar ert Vennart, Bernice Livingston, Special medals were awarded on varieties; 9, Burns and Allen; 10:30, line Bell; M1.SS Oberempt’s stare at aloft; A. Kaminski, muffler for Charles Donahue, president of Connie Oates, New Series. Walter Ford to Ray Donahue; the Don, M. Toman snd E. Schleldge, Yale, with Clulow and Tierney as Walter Buckley, Roberta Gorman, aass Day to the following athletes Foney Native nols^; R. Haar, contract as vaude­ for breaking athletic records: WJZ-NBC, 8:4.5, World Peace fla-shiest tie In the senior class to leave the Junior .shorthand team, the professors and Yank Corna, a Roberta Hansen, Jack. Plnney, Bea­ ville stooge; C. Donahue, motorcat George Leary, 880 yards, 1:57.4. SPDfACHI foundation; 9:30, NBC String sym- Ruth Rundo to wear with her boy- honor of going to Stamford "next twelve-year-old freshman; Jean trice Irwin. to go to Yale: J. Donahue, razor W. Murch, mile, 4:30,7. HVDSOU and year; Bill McBride’s geniality to Phyllis Carney, Robert Carpenter, Pure Drugs and Liquors jihony new scries; 10:30, Gene l.sh shirts; Pete Ambrose’s often- Woodruff, president of Smith Col­ blade to continue "cue-bald" appear­ G. Leary. 100-yard back stroke, Fogarty orchestra. expressed wish for a real, he-man Frank Brlmley; Ruth Fish’s and lege. Jane Bantly, Charles Donahue, Rus­ ance; Simmons, hair lotion; McBride, 1:13. What To Ex|H>ct Thursday mustache, to Blllte Shea; Bob Haar's Faith Gallnat'.s. .’lelpfmness to the Naezkowski, vender of false mus­ sell Holmes; Evelyn Beaupre, Cleorge The Manchester Public Market 6 * peck ood-conduct badge; J. Gadzicki, WEAF-..BC. ;i p. m.. Woman's Somanhis Staff to whoever may as­ taches; Peckenham, Esther Wells, Leary did a grand march recalling E. Stechholz, 100-yard breast shirk reputation to Ward Green; fvory soap to preserve fair face; T. stroke, 1:18.8. Radio Review; 6, .Major A. O. Bald- Miss French’s helping hand to the pire to attain such honors next year; Holmes, McPartland and Anderson the Junior Prom. Serpliss, baseball; D. Shedd, menu G. Frost, 220-yard free style, TERRAPLANE Nothre crnl on ’‘I’ roblrms of an Ethiopian library to all the students who will Russell Holmes’ wit to Henry Haefs; movie stars: Best, a Scout leader; Individual honor winners of the Wednesday, .tune 19, 1985 book: G. Kluck, piano music; H. year were Faith Galinat, winner of 2:43.9. P, M. War." need It; Betty Lelbman’s curls to to the noisy bunch of Juniors we Fiedler, a "G " man: Doris Hoff, For Manchester Tercentenary PEASl Johnson, hoe; B. Usup, creafin for head of a nursery school. the W. C. T. U. cs.say prize; Wilson 8:00— Yankee Net’ ork News WABC-CB.S, 2:1.5. Representative any second Bemlo Livingston, who leave Marjory Palmer’s quiet, help­ complexion; J. Plano, boy doll; H. Hartley of New Jersey on "Redis­ wants to sU back of her and play ful and roothlng manners: Elsie Josephine Falkoskl and Harriet McCormick, who' set a pole vault Sales Days Service. McKee, Jocur wave-set; Staum. Knight. Hollywood fashion design­ record: and the "A Honor” students UPJOHN’S ASPIRIN, 100 PEROXIDE. Full Pint 3:15— Second Game — Boston tribution of Common iSen.se''; 3:.30. with them; Winfield Sargent’s dex­ Klein’s “strlck diet", wliieb she sword; J. Oflara, notebook for dates; Greetings from old Kentucky. terity in caustic comment to any doesn’t follow, to Mary Alice An­ ers; Krause and Dot Vernier, movie for the year Margaret Atkinson and Celanese Shirts and Braves vs. Chicago Crjbs. E. Wilson, paint to help Dad: R. directors, Beatrice Irwin. 4 ‘1'^ 6:16— Mary Hitt and Bea Rohan. WJZ-NBC, 12:.'10, Farm and Junior >yho feels the need of putting drews; Calls Greenaway’s wit to the Larson, a gift from Hale’s; A. Daley, Many Good Valucg BETT’S GARAGE Home Hour; 5:3.5, Jack Shllki-et's an underclassman In hts place; Es­ detention hall so that ’’time" there Bea Irwin, a grand opera star, A fter a fourth parody by the Shorts, 50c each 'If. ] | Q e 5:30— Jack Armstrong—All-Amer- rattle: M. Schuetz, Clark’s gum. with Helen Vlertel and Lucille chorus, George Leary, a Senior 127 SPRUCE STREET. MANCHESTER Fancy Orem or Wax lean Boy. Orchestra. ther Wells’ hay fever to Jane Son- can be more enjoyable; Cliarles Uan Pork Chops, center cut...... |b. 260 E. Stechholz, comb: R. Mahoney, Brown as members of the Metro­ president, presented Elolse Koehler 8:45— Dick Tracy. nlkson; Robert Knapp's Sunday Donahue’s Interest In the Somanhis tennis racquet; L. Neff, pen for TOGGERY SHOP Home Made Pure Pork Sausage Meat...... 25c 1h BEANS! shoes, to the Recreation centers, to to the whole new Senior class. politan orchestra; Beebe, a radio and Anna Walek who have run the ANTISEPTIC 25c Value Now Representing: Hudson-Built Cars In 6:00— Yankee Network News Serv­ sports writing; G. Leary, racer to re­ musician; Lord, owner* of a chain of lunch room since February; Bernice Fresh Made Lamb Patties...... 5 for 19^ ice. MOUTH WASH. Pint TOOTH BRUSHES turn from track meets; H. Arner, theaters; Kvetkowskl, owner of a Livingston, winner of Scholastic Veal Steak from prime veal, on .sale ...... 39c lb. 8:15— Bobby Benson and Sunny ANDOVER curlers; R. Brannick, Ink for work business school, Buckley, a stock Magazine’s feature story award for Jim. 4 qts. 2 5 * lando Orfitelll, Albert Starchewski, at “Y” : J. McKee, shovel for farm­ broker. Connecticut: Kran Kilpatrick, Steak from the best of beef, 33c lb! MANCHESTER and Vicinity 6:30— Rhythm Round I'p, George Leary, Lyon Coburn, N or­ ing; D. Clulow, violin; A. Adamson, Nice Pieces of Stewing Lamb...... lbs. 25c The Andover baseball team de­ Kay Wlnzler, Margaret Atkinson youngest exhibitor of the>*'archltec- 2 %*Jc 6:45— Hartford Better Business PRIZES AND MEDALS man Koehler, Stanley KraJewrkI, Joke-book; L. Coburn, barrel; R. Nettve OrowB feated the Highland Park nine of and Ed Atkinson, running Hartford tural drawings at the Home Build­ IS® Bureau. Francis Gardner, Edward McVeigh, Holmes, lime; D. Newcomb, car; R. insurance companies; Phyllis Car­ ers’ Institute of the Hartford Times; Manchester last Sunday 6 to 5. ( mgr.). s p e c i a l : c o r n e d b e e f sale: BEETS! 6;50-r-Musical Interlude. Liphlnake, scissors; E. Wolfram, ney. running the telephone com­ H. PletrowskI. voted the best all RUSSIAN MINERAL OIL 25c SEIDLITZ POWDERS 6:55— Baseball Scores. Heinz was the winning pitcher for M ff IWKR^ “No wonder ytw chose Hudson and Terrsplane to seU r Thet*t whet our the Andover team. PRESENTED MONDAY Baseball: Alphonse ObuchowsK*, springs to get over the cross-bar; C. pany, with Edith Burke, Helen Or- round in the class aa a candidate Lean Rump Corned Beef, 'solid meat...... 25c lb Pint 7;00—To be announced. (c a p t), Leo Johnson. Stanley Op.i Greenway, fashion book; F. Best, lowskl, and Amelia Sleurp as opera­ for the Daughters of the American BVBRV SDNDaV friends ere teUintf ua u toon u they try these 1935 Hudson-boUt tart. 7:15—Air Adventures of Jimmie There Is to be a benefit show foi Fancy Boneless Brisket Corned B eef...... !.,!! 29c lb! the purpose of raising money for lach, John Tierney, Richard Chap­ wagon to deliver papers; M. Wal­ tors: 'Staum and Keish, head of the Revolution Washington trip; E. At­ sotnio TXip bunch Allen. man. Ernest Squutrito, Rei-nold 4® dron, horse; B. Harvey, lipstick; J. Cheney mills. kinson, winner of the American Le­ KAIUtOAD PAYS $ Here ere Mine of the features that made us decide that these ears—d>ove — Frank Dailey’s Orchestra. the .Summer Vacation school June 2.00 Becker. Richard Berger, Michael Bantley, trailer to carry "spongers"; Bob Coburn, Harrington, Mayer, gion prize essay on American Cit- Uw. Wlodtor Lock# . 7:24 A M. SEA FOOD SPECIALS * ail others—offer mosrof what this year’s buyers want in a car. Come in 20 In the Town Hall. The show will Athletic Awards to 100; Z6- 12 7:45— Boake Carter. Zwlck, Arthur Pongratz, Norman E. Anderson, razor; C. Plnney, shoe­ Neville, Newcomb. Pehl, Wogman, l^nship; the members of the com­ liT. Wiodtor ...... 7:28 A.M. Fancy CoUfomln start at 8 p. m. "WUd Nell, Pet of 7:46 A.M. Conn. River Buck Shad . and see these features for yourself. Drive diete cars. Compare them 8 :00—Johnnie and his Foursome. p u t t ,' Elmer Duffy, Harold Berger, box and strings— outsize; R. Roscoe, as hermits. mercial department who achieved CiT. Hirtford ..-*••■ ...... lOc lb. 8:15—Edwin C. Hill the Plains,’’ is a skit to be’ given by Dua 186th Streat .10:16 A.M. Roe Shad ...... SLOAN’S LINIMENT > 85c KRUSCHEN SALT with what other cart offer. Special showing all this week- CARROTS! members of the teaching staff of Legion Presents Watch; Ward Q.'een Thomas Healy, Thom­ spectacles; A. Obuchowskl, rag doll; certificates for passing 100 words a Dva Ktw Terk# .10t261A.M. J ...... 15c lb. 8:30—Everett Marshall’s Broadway as Serpliss (mgr.). F. Peckenham, mirror; F. Galinat, minute in short hand appeared; M. Fresh Mackerel...... Varieties. the summer school. There Is to be Lv. Haw Terk* ...... ' • .4 lbs. 25e Track: C-eorgt Leary (c a p t) Fd- roadster: M. Worsaa, sales talk Atkinson, A. Chemerka, H. John­ 8:86 PJ Chowder Clams...... Amarica’s On/f Bodte* AM o t StoMI— 9:00— Romance. three reels of movie film as well as MARY MARSDEN HEADS Lv. 125th Itraat ...... ,.2qta. 25c tb* resMit t7S,M6«iIl* B ociwIm m Bona. bunch W. C. T. U.’S Cash Prizes. wln Anderson. Richard Carpe iter, pamphlet; W. McPartland, carna­ son. H. Kose, R. Larson, M. Mar­ AGrand Gaatral Tamtaat Steaming Clams...... n ooih aldaa, BIH pOloa, doora znd mto 0:30—Presenting Mark Wamow. other entertainment. ..2qta.25c A meeting of the faculty of the Lyon CohuTi Ward Krause, Wl'.son tion; P. Pierce, toy pig; H. Orlow- chuk, I. McGann, R. MIstretta, A. KASTKRN STANDARD TIMS ® 49® ot toUd ztial. Only Hudson-buOt cart Mor* of Evarythlnci—Mmeodridint.. . Large Salt Mackerel .... 24 10:(X)— Adventures of Grade. McCormick, Herbert Wolfram. Af- skl, French dictionary: J. Mayer, GIRL RESERVE OmCERS Nevue, E. Schleldge, M. Sullivan, TIckatt food on apaelal coach trait M ...... 1,5c ea. giv* yon ihli protection. aiare power from iesegawdin* . . . oUeoen* 10:30—Melody Masterpieces Summer Vacation school was held tala at Btatloo Tickat Ofleta A.D.S. CASTORIA 25c POND’S TISSUES Juicy Valencia last Friday evening at the parson­ Nearlv 100 individual medals and tUlo Gavello, Robert Guthrie, Henrv glove: G. Wilson, trumpet; R. Lus- M. Toman. omy doubled . . . np-to-tbo-minote itnam> 11:00— Yankee Network News Serv­ sler, blocks; E. Liebman. sticker; S. Rotery.Equallzed Brakes I—They ahrays ice. age, Plans were discussed for pre­ tetters, won during the year, and Haefs. Edward Haraburda, Nc-el Mary Marsden was elected presi­ For typing o f 50 words a minute, N E W H A V E N AT OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT lined style that will «tey in ctyle . . . astro ORANGES! senting an entertainment to raise Lyttle, William Murch, Arthur Dellafera, paring knife; K. Fike. dent o f the Girl Reserves at the E. Henderson, R. McIntosh. E. Sim­ STOP you zafely, in a short, riraigAt line. 11:15—Claude Hopkins’ Orchestra. prizes In two essay contests were double mirror. Land O’Lakes or Ro.val Scarlet Butter, your choice...... wide seats with plenty of leg room ... and. . . funds for the vacation school. Pratt, Albert StarchewskI, ^'lllia last meeting of the year held picnic mons, F. Spacek and J. McKee Teats by DMroit poliet proved that Hudson- 11:80—Isham Jones’ Orchestra. awarded at an assembly held for Kilpatrick, Everett Solomona->n i^® Mr. Ackerman will have for his B. ()ulnn. yeast: I. McCann, soap: style at Highland Park, on Thurs­ Joined the group. After part of the 10* built ears stop 40% faster than potioa topic Sunday, “The Will to Live.’’ the entire school In Edtic.ational Leo'iard Nlese, William Barrj‘1 R Vennart, car; M. Sullivan, sponge; group left the stage E. Schleldge, Nathan Hale Coffee ------!!!.!!! requiro for perfect stopping. THE ELECTRIC RAND day. WOODBURY’S 1 8 ' " 2 5 * Church service begins at 10:45 and Square, Monday afternoon, RussrII Hoic.es and Robert Kimpp A ll Walek, soles ;A. Sleurp, camera; A t this meeting this year’s offi­ R. Vennart and P. Carney remained Best Pure U r d ...... , ...... ;..;;;;. ,b. 75c PROPHYLACTIC The year’s only basic mechanical Sunday school at 11:45 a. m. ./ (CO-mgr*.). E. Peterson, cones: M. Vennard, as receivers of 56 words awards, SHAMPOOS HAIR BRUSHES Record-Braablng Perfomianca aod Raa- Edward Atkinson was awarded cers handed their leadership over to Crisco-...... lb, can 21c improvement. Easier, safer driving. Finest Brand Charles Phelps Is on a motor trip the watch given by the American Tennis: Lebro Urbanettl (capL), gum; R. Fish, watch; P. Carney, the new officers who are, besides while M. Toman was introduced as Herald aedneaal— In Fabruary,a Hu(iaonstock car Smoother, faster gear shifting with­ and will make a short visit at the William Sinnamon. Louis Giorgelti. bunch of oarrots: M. Toman, scis­ the holder of the record of 65 words Miracle Whip Salad Drcs.sing .. .8 oz. 15c, pt. 25c. qt. 39c at Daytona B«aeb added seven new official WBZ-WBZA Legion fot the beat essav from tl-.e President Marsden, vice-president. out taking a band from the wheel! Stand­ TUNA FISH! home o f Herbert Thompson, for­ sors; R. MIstretta. shoes: Spacek, entire school on "What It .Means to Raymond DellaFera, Woodrow Claire Kristoff; secretary, Margaret a minute. A Fine Grade of White Meat Tuna Fish...... perfonnanoe roearda to tb* ■eotw alitady ard on Hudson Custom Eight*; optional at # Sprlagfleld — HosMid merly of this town, but now , of Be An American." which he read Trotter (mgr.). car: S. Driggs, suspenders; G. Carlson, and treasurer, Vivian Llt- Prominent girl athletes for the 2^« M d by HndHinJnillt eu i. Rnggwineai small extro eo*t on all other 1985 Hudson* Chancellorville, Va. through the microphone. Park, shaving cream; E. Neville, Ue. four years were introduced; G. Ste- ...... 19c can, 2 cans for 35e 49® Golf; Daniel (3tvlello (capt.), Wil- CLASSIFIED fwtod ■■ no other eon ever proved it — in and Tarraplane*. . Wedneeday, June 19 Mark Boss of New York spent the W. C. T. U, prizes of throe dollars Uam Weir, Thurston Foster. Fran golf club: E Schleldge, date book; Girl Reserve rings were awarded enson, R. Martin, D. Shedd, M. A. D. S. MILK OF week-end In town. 25c USTERINE 2 2 5 ® 4:00— Betty and Boh. each for the best .essay on temper­ els Reardon, Edward McVeigh. D. Lord, arch supporters: M. Kemp, to Jennie Sandbolm, Bertha McNeil, Chapman, F. Ecclente, F. (Joltnat FRUITS AND FRESH VEGETABLES The Summer Vocation school be­ MAGNESIA. Pint TOOTH PASTE 4:16— Easy Acee— comedjr sketch ance from each of the four classes The track team which won the dog: F. Robbins, big lolljrpop; D. Evelyn B aupre and Wllhelmtna and E. Peterson. Winners of the gins June 24 and ends July 8. All Miller, book of verse; L. Weir, pin: Just Arrived! A Shipment of Excellent Old Potatoes. •n i upf»rB»ii»n-kmlU Ttrm^ Fresh .' awarded Florence Leemon, Kay pal IlUng accepted the C. C. I. L. Oflara, H. Vlertel, R. Lessier as of advertisers. No mat­ p rit t t f . e. A, DHrtil fm dutd mtdtU. DRO\’E CAB; ON REUEF Weir, golf club: M. Marchuk, Fancy. Fresh, Green String Beans...... 4 qts. 19c HOSPITAL COTTON 50c DR. LYON’S 3 Ig- 0:15— Time. Madden, EJotse Duke, M argaret' baseball trophy tor the school from FIRST JI-NIORS quintuplets. Captain Obuchowskl. wavers; R. Shapiro, pad; E. Culver. President of organizations during ter what you may want or Fine, Juicy Oranges...... 29c doz. Pound TOOTH POWDER 5:15—New England Agriculture. Chicago— John Barkos, 40, ap­ Haugh, Marjorie Wtchetl and Msri GET M EDALS 5:50—Kellogg Singing Lady. an Motttle. Other girls’ embisnis Faith Gollnat, os outstondinK musUche; J. Falkoskl. light bulb; Senior year appeared: Student peared In Municipal Court yesterday E. McVeigh, candy cigarettes; J. what you have to sell— Land O'LoIca* 5:45— little Orplton Annie. awarded were announced In Sa*ur- senior girl athlete, received for the Council, George Leary; High School charged with driving an automobile Woodruff, eraser: B. Jackson, cut­ The name of Kay Madden, ’36, SPECIAL AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT 6:00—Education in the News. day’e World. White team the banner awarded was omitted from last Satui^ World, Margaret Sullivan; Soman­ BUTTER! with 1934 license plates. He said he yearly in the Blue and White com­ out dolls; D. McCormick, candy; R. his, Charles Donahue; Sock and Bus­ Staffed and Baked Mackerel...... I5e each 6:15— 6 tomp C3ub— Capt Tim Letters were given to: Raskot day's list of girls winning med­ 24* hod been on relief for a year and a petitions. Harrington, goo-goo duck: Wogmon, kin, William McPartland; Oirl Re- S4® ’ Keoly. als tor achieving over 1,000 Home Baked Beans...... 15c qt. hoU. boll, Rono Corns (c a p t). Loo John­ con of milk; Mlkelis, tractor: C. 6:50— PreH -IU dle Newa. points In girls* athletics this Mrves, Evelyn Beaupre; Hi-Y, Rich­ Home Made Pies, all kinds a t ...... 21c each Judge Thomas A. Green question­ son. David Muldoon, AttUlo Otvello — Stephans, hammer; E. Atkineon. re- CLASSIFY m i l s h i r e o m Old Conztltutlon OREEN RIVER ard Carpenter. 6:55— Ray Jenee. John ’nerney, Alphonse Obuch'iw- CCMMIN08 PRESIDENT OF '88 | flactor; J. Tierney, comb; Sllliow- year. Home Made Strawberry Shortcake Biscuit...... 19c doz. S1.35 Quart SO* ed him further and learned he own­ WINES Kay, Elolse Duke, Margaret j Athletic captains for Senior year 81.10 Pint 6i46— Schuyler SporU Briefs. ed the car and wraa working. Barkos skt, Richard Carpenter, Peter akl, dMument; R. Gorman, clock; Haugh, Marjorie Mltchgll and were Introduced: Cross Country, DeviPs Food Layer Cakes...... 19c each 81.15 Fifth 89c Fan Quart Thomas. was lined 835. He pulled a roU of SUum, Arnold Clarke, R..bert The cl(ua of I9S8B elected class B Naezkowski. spore tire; RetUy, 82.10 Quart TJMi' 'n' Andy. Campbell, Richard Cobb, Bnmo Marlon Montle ore the first girls i Charles Donahue; Football, Anthony Advertising Home Made Potato Salad...... 15c lb., 2 lbs. 2Se bile from bit pocket sad paid. The offiesrs this week os foUows: Presi­ com plasters: B. MoCartan. woste- Kaminski; Swimming, Bwald Stech- ; tBd Oua. BuihoUki. Herman Qorena (m gr.) to have won a medal during I Vegetable Salad from fresh vegetableg...... 1 ^ lb. RiJt mf.r. F m i w M c. 36 Mo*. court then announced it would Im m dent. Burnette (Tummings; vlce- boskst; Ruth McIntosh, string; Mar- bolz; Boaketball, Reno Corna; Track. Will RDM. 4 Yrz. OU . . . ..xli Bwtmmiiig: Ewold Stechhulc prf(rideBt. UarloD Oloon: secretary, their Junior year in Khool. F lo r-; Bring the Desired OM—By Ov*rboU a fraud worroat If Bh Mata iMar- ' rts Palmer, mouse trap; Lucille Oemve Leary; BoaetwII, Alphone 81.25 Pint TEAR OLD RYE CMsrga P t w t ,. Ifsnanii Vivtaa A i 69nwe; trwauror, ence Leemon. a oenior, is also a , T— r '‘ imiliXii tny; Ed. SU vissU. ' U WlOMT. ^ 1 Obuchgwiltt; tjplf, Doqitl CtreUa. Raauita. D I A L S ill 79c Pint $1.09 P in t Tcrrepl*** D* Lex* COMb f u J «4 p r F 8« f i r ■ TIN MANCHENTSR BVCNTNO HEBALD, HANCHfSTBR. CX3NN. WEQNE5 ZTAT, JUNE 19. IMS. mer suit, was accompanied by a re­ business about ths ItspubUesasT" tinue of assistants. asked Copeland. "It's veiy offensive BERRY SALES HERE |t o SHOW m o d e p l a n e s liANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, AlANCHESrER, OJNN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1938, TAi DDtECTORS Opening Statement to some members of the committee." HUNT BROTHERS, SON OF AGA KHAN In his opening statement, the be­ Mitchell said former Postmaster : 3 s . spectacled Mitchell described the General Walter F. Brown owned ARE SEEN ATODDS s iu of the Commerce Department 4,700 shares of Intemationsl Mer- AGGimTE $2,558 " DANBURY, JAILED and commented: cantUs Marine stock. NAMED IN DIVORCE "I assume that ths committee ex­ He continued with his reciutlon j Miehicl Vetrano if. Demon. pects that I will at this time touch of facts already developed in previ­ Adoas Thler California Oarsmen Nip Cornell By An Eyelash only the high spots of the com­ ous Investigations. Amoilsi Yesterday Wat “e C s S ;;, ^ Adorn Thler, well known German Hopkins Appoiati Man Who plaints I have made concerning the "What year are you In now?" Be Incarcerated Until resident of Manchester, died sudden­ Cited as Co-respondent In conduct of the department. Secre­ asked Vandenberg wearily. ly this morning at 4:30, at his home, Victorious At Poughkeepsie W is Discharged m 1933 tary Roper (of Commerce) Is famil­ "1932." $1,500 Len Than Oa They Can Account for 1555 Oakland street, at the age of iar with ths contents of all the "That’s still in the Hoover admin­ 68 years. Mr. Thler hod lived here Action Brooght by Thomas memoranda to which I wilt refer istration.” said Senator Murphy An unusual feature of the "Mys­ for forty years and up to last foil METHODISTS TRIM GREEN IN UPSET, 9-1 GOLDEN BEARS CAPTURE h j Secretary Ickes. today, and will, therefore, be In a (D.. Iowa.) Third Day a Year Ago. tery supper" to be served by the $4,300 in Cash. had bMn employed in Cheney L Guinness Against Wife^ position to make any answer he de­ "I don’t care what administration Men's League of Center church Mon­ Brothers’ dyebouse. Through the sires to my complaints stated there­ It Is if we could only get some new day night, June 24, for friends of winter his health was poor, but in." SPLIT SECOND TRIUMPH facts,” complained his Michigan Re­ The Manchester strawberry mar­ the church, both men and women, New Haven, June 19.— (A P )— he was able to be out again and WMhln(toa, Jun« 19.— (A P )—In- He then began reading from a 74- will be a demonstration of the flying London. June 19— (A P )—Prince INJURIES FAIL TO publican colleague. ket exceeded the New Haven mar­ Judge Carroll C. Hlncks of the U. yesterday spent considerable time IGEORGE RAY HOLDS dtcAtlooi of a widening rift between page memorandum which he pre­ of modpl airplanes by Michael ^ y Khan, aon of Aga Khan, who Is Skiing in Stratosphere Continues Story, ket in number of crates of berries S. District Ckiurt ordered Thomas working In his garden. His death bead of the Ismoill Mohammedans Hurry L. Hopkln*, the work* pro­ pared for Roper In March. Ventrono, of this town, who estab- occurred os the result of a heart at­ "I might say now that last Sep­ Mitchell started to describe how and Harry Hunt of I ^ b u r y com­ with 100,000,000 religious followers IN ALL-WESTERN SWEEP gress administrator, and Secretary Kermit Roosevelt came to Washing- soldo—,.. yesterday, according to theoiio; .re- c- lishcd a world's record last Saturday tack. HALT PROGRESS OF tember 10 he suggested that I take port filed today by R. M. Reid and i at Broinard field, Hartford. ' This mitted to the New Haven County Africa, Central Asia, and LOSERS TO SINGLE Ickes, administrator of public work.s, ington In March. 1933. saw Admiral Jail until such time as they account Mr. Thler was for many years a India, whs named today as co-re­ another place," he said. Son, who have charge of both mar­ mystery supper" will be served at were seen by capital observers today Cone, and said he would ask to have for $4,300 In cash allegedly missing resident of Henry street and occu­ spondent in an undefended divorce Not a Leader kets. with the state agricultural de­ the Hebron Game club and an ex­ from their bankrupt estate. pied the bouse now the home of In the appointment by Hopkins of a "I asked why I should get out. the Leviathan taken out of operation suit brought by Thomas Loel Guin­ 1HE NEW CHAMPION Breath’ Takbg Finish Marks man Ickes had discharged in 1033. "as soon as the new shipping board partment. In the Manchester mar­ tensive program has been arranged The men. Joint owners of a Dan­ Town Clerk S. J. Turkington, which ness, Conservative member of Par­ IN G INNING GAME FAMOUS ATHLETE He said I was not a leader of men. ket yesterday, which started at 2 In connection with it. The appointee Is Harry S. Berry was confirmed.” • bury restaurant, were brought be­ was built for him by Contractor liament, against bis wife. I told him the trouble was that o’clock, there were sold 886 crates A games program wiU sUrt at 5 fltf Nashville, state works progress "All these things are a matter of fore Judge Hlncks on a rule to show Walter Hobby. After he sold that Named in the list posted in the 4-Mile Varsity CKnai of these Republican Bureau chiefs of 24 quarts of berries for a total of o’clock under the direction of Allan house, he lived on a form at Vernon HAS AN ODD NAME administrator for Tennessee, who went to him behind my back and he record?" asked Lehmann.. cause why they should not be sent divorce division of the law courts ss • Yes,” said Mitchell. $2,558.05, which was about $1,500 Dexter and Harry Maidracnt. The for a time but returned to Manches­ "Guinness vs. Guinness and Khan," Braddock Proved Courage was dismissed as PWA engineer for white-washed them. to Jail for not complying with on I Mod’s Club Wms Wehrd Till Poughkeepsie Regatta "Well," said Vandenberg, "if less than was sold on the third day model airplane demonstration will order issued February 9, 1934, by ter to live on North Elm street the case may not come up for hear­ Tennessee after Ickes had asserted .“ I said, 'Mr. Roper, the trouble of the auction In Manchester a year take place about 6 o’clock and the he made undesirable interpretations .vou’ll start at the point where the Referee John Keogh, directing them He leaves besides his wife, Mrs. ing this term since it is number 936 by Fighting With Broken here Is graft, waste and inefficien­ ago. Several strawberry growers supper will be served at 7 o’clock. Amelia A. Thler, three sons and In the list. ' from Hnblardites; Horlers of PWA plans. cy.' ",i information la not of record, you’ll to account for the money. Owens Says^lt Is J. C. But After Washington Wins be very useful. We’re all familiar who were at the market yesterday daughter. They are Otto, John and Mr. and Mrs. Guinness were mar­ Hopkins Is the key man in the He pounded his fist on the table reported that they have not as yet The Hunts appealed from Keogh’s New Work relief program. Ickes. with the record." order, but Judge Edwin S. Thomas Edward, tOl of Manchester; Mrs. ried July 4, 1927. She was the Hon. Hands, Ribs, Collarbone; for emphasis. started to pick berries, and from Charles Schmidt of Somers, Conn. le 13 Walks; BaD Is First Two Races. although a member of the Important "Not so much noise," cautioned Mitchell then began to read his sustained the referee and directed Joan Yarde-Buller, the daughter of- Doesn’t Know What They letter to President Roosevelt pre­ present indications the Manchester them to comply with his decision. He also leaves a sister, Mrs. Elmore the late Lord Chruston. Guinness allotment board for alstributlon of McNary. "We can't hear you talk market will be at Its peak next ROYAL ARCANUM viously made public, in which he Counsel for the Hunts argued to­ Krause, of Chicago, HI. himself Is 29 years old. He is the Fet, Field Soggy. Rise Is Rapid. the $4,000,000,000 fund. Is regarded through the pounding.” week. son ot Benjamin S. Guinness and a Stand For. Spectators laughed and Mitchell .said he had heard the executive had day that they did not deliberately Funeral services will be held at Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Nov. 19__ generally as having been given a The average price still continues the Mark Holmes Funeral Home on collateral relative of the Earl of leas Important place In the new smiled. approved the I/evlathan deal. OFFICERS NAMED attempt to conceal any assets and (A P )—Over the roistering Hudson Asked how he knew of the Presi­ about the same as on the first two asked the court for another opportu­ Woodbridge street, Saturday after­ Iveagh. This is the second of six articles work relief set-up. In response to questions by Sena­ days. The high was $3.30 and the In a weird aix-innlng game of al- J ---- there came a calm let down after at tor Gibson (R.,.Vt.>, Mitchell denied dential approval, he read from a nity to comply with the order. noon at 2:30.1 Rev. H. F. R. Stech- on the phenomenal rise of James J. Los Angeles, June 19.— (A P )—' fierce a rowing duel as the old river The disclosure that one of his low $2.05 with an average of $2.91. holz of the 2Sioa Lutheran church of The Aga Khan is renowned not I leged baseball threatened by rain, former aides had been taken on by having sought his Job in "the Little memorandum dated February 9, Braddock to the heavyweight effam- Jesse Owens’ name Isn’t Jesse, but has (sven seen—California's split 1935, from J. C. Peacock, director In addition to sale of strawberries Cooper street of which he was on only for his religious leadership but h alt^ by darknesa and played on a plonshlp of the world. Hopkins came sho>-tly after Presi­ Cabinet." there were sold 24 crates of lettuce for the fact that he is one of the he doesn’t care what they call him second triumph over Cornell In the of the .Shipping Board, to Sollcffor Waiter H. Simon of Meriden attendant will officiate and burial ■oggy field that kept the ball wet four mile varsity climax of the S7th dent Roosevelt ordered that the "I declined the place three times," containing 18 heads to a crate, for will be in the Bucklond cemetery. wealthiest men in the world. He is Just so they give him enough time South Trimble, Jr. BY HARRY GRAYSON intercollegiate Poiighke-'psle Regat­ maximum work relief contribution he said, waving his arms. - $1 a crate, which was 20 cents a SEWAGE DISPOSAL The funeral home will be open equally noted as a sportsman and a and slippery, the Methodist Men’s to get warmed up before each of "I don’t know why Secretary Peacock said Assistant Secretary New York, June 19.—The first ta yesterday. on state and municipal PWA pro­ crate more than was brought on Elected President at 49th from 4 o’clock tomorrow afternoon lover of fine horses. His Bahram Caub drubbed Manchester Green by heavyweight from New Jersey to win the four events in which he will Roper picked on me except that he Dickinson had told him "yesterday" jects should not exceed 45 per cent. the President had "approved" termS Monday, but the same price as was until the hour of the service for won the Epsom Downs Derby a score of 9 to 1 at Jarvis Grove the tuts, and the first Irisher to compete Saturday at the National West Sweeps Program Official Task may have heard of my qualifications for a new contract through which bid on Sunday. Forty-eight bushels Annual Convention. EXPERT A VISITOR the convenience of friends or'Str. earlier tbia month. He Is 58 years lost night, taking advantage of all wear the crown since the days of Collegiate track and field cham­ The scant crowd that braved driv-* It was expected in Informed quar­ for another position." the Leviathan owners 'would not be of spinach sold at 20 cents a bushel, Thler. old and has been married twice. the unfavorable conditions tbat pre­ Gene Tunney, had a long, hard row pionship. ing rains and chilling Northeast ters that this would make it difficult "What was thc.t?" required to pay a penalty for not bringing the total sales for the day vailed to engineer the biggest upset to hoe before his vision born back In Neither Is his name James Cleve­ winds was well dried out, but still It to allot the entire $900,000,000 au­ ‘1 wanted a place in the diplo­ keeping the big ship running. to $2,592.65. o f the current season. 1918 became reality. land. His Christian name la simply tingled, from neither the cold nor thorized for such activities by the matic Corps." The auction sale at the Manches­ 2 FORMER HUSBANDS J. C. He doesn’t know where the The conditions of the deal as out­ Meriden. June i9.-(AP) _ The Dt. Canoingliain Evinccs FUNERALS iBsno IS Walka That year James J. Braddock the wet. As great as was the vic­ Work Relief Act, McNary Interrupted to suggest lined by Peacock also Included gov­ ter market was the second that R .: 49th annual convention of the A total of fifteen men reached wished with all his 12-year-o!d heart James (Cleveland carie from, but a tory for California's Golden Bears, In an effort to save as much as "that you have made certain charg­ to become a fitting successor to Jack Cleveland school teacher gave him climaxing the first all-western sweep ernment participation in the con­ Mrs. Thompson AppBsby CLAIM WOMAN’S BODY Drat because of the pitcher’s inabil­ possible of his PWA program, Ickes es. Why don't you get into it?" struction of a new ship to cost $10.- z " Mach Interest in Manches­ ity to control the slimy sphere. Dempsey, as throne-sitter of the big the name Jesse. In the history of tho regatta. Just so had the egg and'"fo’s.'r.x" poultry auction t's in holding “^rTr*' Its business ses- The funeral of Mrs. Julia M. Ap­ “What Is your name?” asked the said yesterday some loans for the "All right." said Mitchell. 000 ,000 . Johnny Mankus walked six, George fellows’ division. heavy was the disappointment and remaining 55 per cent would be "Let's take the typical episodes in his criticism of the I. M. M Willlmanllc. In the Wllllmantic Colonial Hall here today pleby, wife of Thompson Appleby, Police, However, Not Satisfied Ray passed four and bit two, while His debut In the pro -ring was teacher the first day he attended chagrin of the burly boys from far made available f*x>m the PWA re­ you mentioned and go through transactions, Mitchell said the I. M. market 64 cases of eggs brought a elected the following officers; Grand ter Disposal System. waa held this afternoon at 2 o’clock Johnny Mlkoliet gave free trans- made at 17. 'ilicrc was no money school there after moving to Ohio above Cayuga's waters. volving fund In Instances where them," said Senator Vandenberg (R., price of 33 to 38 cents a dozen for Regent, Walter H. Simon, Meriden: at her home, 17 Armory street Rev. How She Met Her Death. from the south. M. had bought out the United States ortation to three. The fielding, In boxing as an amateur, so Brother California crew, stern to bow: Reginald Watt, coxswain; Eugene While California, mlgaty machine communities could not supply It Mich.I. "For instance, the Leviathan lines in 1931 for $3.1<0,000 at u the large size, and medium imd Grand Vice Regent. Henry Lovejoy, James Stuart Neill, rector of St. owever, was ot a high order, each Joe, bis handler, decided to put him "J. C." said Jesse. stroked by young Gene Berkenkamp, from their onvn fluids. pullet eggs brought slightly less. Bristol: Supreme Representative. J. Dr. A. C. Cunningham of New Mary’s Episcopal church conducted Nyack, N. Y., June 19— (AP) — g Berkenkamp, stroke; Leroy Briggs, No. 7; Tevis Thompson. No. 6; "Jesse?" questioned the teacher case.” time when the latter, company was team being charged with only one Ih the money class. Raymond Andreson, No. 5, Carroll Brigham, No. 4; Evald Swanson, had been the pre-race favorite, Cor­ President Roosevelt stated today The total sales amounted to $864. Herbert Anncar, New Britain; alter­ York, stopped at the Hotel Sheridan the service. 'There was a profusion Alfred M. Best, divorced husband of again. "That's Ifi pages," raid Mitchell. indebted to the government for $8,- 27-year-old Myrtle Bennett Beat, error. Young Braddock made his pro No. 3; Jack Yatex, No. 2; Harle y Frcmming, bow. nell was something cf a loaded the bases twice but I think I weigh 162,” against him. tho fight with Lou He suggested the board should of Copeland. covered and after the auction sale best method of overcoming sanitary rounding her death, among them ScoZza, the referee humanely stop­ M. Moriarty, ss . .4 2 1 2 2 1 through three miles where the same each time after two were out and "Wanna box Galfund,” Gould . .4 1 3 3 2 Scoring in every inning but the have taken haca the vessels "or When Mitchell charged "outside sewage trouble by the adoption of the fact that although two bullets ped it because Braddock was bleed­ G. Wright, 3b . Washington crew that won as fresh­ Senator Vandenberg of Michigan, SEimiTYMEASURE had been fired from the gun found no hero appeared to clout even a ALL M ^O R LOOP GAMES queried. Davis, if ...... 4 1 0 U 0 seventh, the V. F. W. softball team have extended the time for the pay­ tne directors of the local^^marke^ the American Centrifugal (Jorpora- ing like a stuck pig from one eye, men In 1934 trounced Navy by three were saying that MltcheU's charges pressure" on members of the Ship­ MORRO CASTLE RRE single. "Certainly,” came the quick re- 0 0 drubbed the Legion Monday night, ments on the bo.ats .os they did for ping Board, Including himself, Van­ voted to purchase a tent to cover Uon’a dewatering machines that beside her body, only one bullet and the cut requirtd 11 stitches to L'.ngard. 2b . , , . .3 0 4 0 lengths, with Cornell and Synuiuse could not be "passed over lightly" wound was found. Full Team Missing •sponse. . 3 0 1 2 0 0 26-5 on the (Charter oak grounds. the new company, the subsidiary of denberg asked him to be specific. the platform. It will be Installed to­ are patented by Joseph S. Peck of H, , n 1 fit?" retorted StouL “Don’t you close. Vlncck, sf ...... ill the order sevei'.al more lengths be­ Secretary of Commerce Roper, Candelmo, who had left Nyack Grube and McKay, left and center “So Jimmy entered the ring ::Conran, cf ...... 3 0 n 0 0 0 Every man on the Vets team collect­ the International Merc.nntlle Marine Mitchell related how W. Gwynn morrow. PROVIDES THIS PLOT Philadelphia, Pa. Private Company Pension against the class of Gould’s stable. Such demonstrations of courage hind. The huskies time was 14:58 whom Mitchell assailed. Indicated Company." the night before the body was dis­ fielders respectively for tbe Metho­ Tony Lazzen s Battmg Aver-1 the papers ?■• Carson, p ...... 3 0 0 1 1 0 ed at least one hit, "C.tp" Peterson 4-5. he would carry a counter attack be­ Gardiner, whom he described as a This morning R. M. Reid and .Son Dr. Cunningham had learned of ' “ "Sure, said the irrepressible He speared Harry with some rights should have been the tipoff to the obliging with five out of five. The Repeatedly the committee sought condueted the auction .sale of the covered, valuntarily returned and dists, starred in the field, Grube Ambrose, rf ... . 1 1 0 0 0 u The river waa as flat as a lake, the fore the Senate commerce commit­ Washington "lawyer and lobbyist" the system that was used in Man­ • A _ l „ 9C Q n _ . ' Dizzy, "But we’re letting you guys that made the latter wince. Gould cocky Baer. Braddock had demon­ Vets tallied a totil of 24 hits. to pin Mitchell down to "new estate of Dennis Dunn at Maple and An EflTectivc Yarn Is Worked chester and was interested in par­ Systems Are to Be Ex­ was arrested last night on narcotic ploughing through the mud to nail Gibson, rf ...... 2 0 0 0 0 u haze of a stormy twilight thick as tee. which la conducting the inves­ for the Dollar Lines, Jiad come to a g e IS U n ly .dO O DDI in a t e s get a utue ahead BO we can make sat up and took notice, and the re­ strated he could take It, and. Baer Peterson held the Legion to five sources" rather than merely a digest him and said he was an "old friend" Spruce streets. Mr. Dunn was for­ l^p for Lovers of Mysterv ticular in the septic tanks in use for and Sullivan law charges as a re­ a couple of hard-driven liners, and it interesting in September when xxOriswold, lb . . 3 0 1 5 0 2 fog when the balterea east muster­ tigation. I sult was that Braddock found him­ would have been a lot better off If hits, which aided by errors, scored of various public recbrdc. of Secretary Roper and that South merly employed by Frank Cheney, the caring of sewage disposal in the sult of charges that guns and opium McICay taking everything that came he had realized that fact. ed the last of its forces for the toi^ Will Be There Sea Stories. empted in New Bill. self under Joe’s management. Totals ...... S4 7 B 21 6 5 five runs. MuJlane, Legion burler and On each occasion he appeared to Trimble, House clerk, was his "pro­ Sr., and later by his son, Frank Eighth district. The two tanks in had been found in the police search his way in spite of tbe tough going. Call Him a Truly Great With his wounds healed, Brad­ luring haul past the Roocevclt horns Asked if he would accept the of his home. It is expected that he These two have been together AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Peterson, star boxman of the Vets agree and added: tege." Cheney. Jr. Among the articles of­ use in the Eighth School and Utili­ McKay ended the game with a spec­ dock returned to fistic warfare, dc- at Hyde Park to fhc finish across committee's Invitation to attend. will be brought before the Grand tacular catch of Butch Liovett’s long ever since — over a stretch of 10 filled the role lately vacated by "I'ni coming to that in Just a few "He urged me to keep J. W. Bar- fered for sale were a pony cart, a b o o k r e v i e w ties District are of a much different years—suffering privations, earning feating Nando Tassi, and losing to St. Bridget town. Roper said; Washington, June 19.— (AP) — Jury late today. Dorsey pointed out high fly, with two runners on bases. Second Baseman; Dizzy ANNOUNCE FULL CARD "Babe" Ruth, each cracking out "Yet, indeed, I will. I'll be there minutes." net and 1 said if I had the power I’d light dress harness and a sulky. By Bruce Catton type than is used in the South Man­ nearly a quarter million dollars, Joe Sekyra. His greatest triumpli i Kroll, c f ...... 4 pul him out in a minute." Racing toward a final vote on the that there was no apparent connec­ The little center-fielder caught the homers. Nine doubles and three For three milca It was anybody's and I’ll answer any questions they McNary’s stricture against table There was also a picture of the chester Sewer District, now owned squandering the fortune, and climb­ camo at the expense of Pete Latzo, i Reid. It ...... 3 contest with Syracuse battling with He added Gardiner had told him home of Frank Cheney, Sr., as it administration’s rocial security bill, tion between the charges against ball after a hard rim, slipped and triples were also scored In the game. wish to ask me." pounding was followed by a less The burning of the liner Morro by the town of Manchester. There Razzes the Giants. ing back the road to siicccDs. whose Jaw he broke in four places. I Moskc, bs California and the great Washington a "Senator had Informed him (Gar­ looked before Hartford road was has been talk of connecting the two the Senate modified it today to ex­ Candelmo and his former wife’s fell flat, but had the pill safely in FOR AMATEUR HGHTS Flrpo, 2b ...... Veterans Foreign Wars Into the same hearing room emphatic presentation by the wit­ Castle was so mysterious that toai Gould and Braddock have made Between September, 1933, and eight. Cornell always was doss. diner) that another Senator had built and when the road ran close to systems with the outlet in the beds empt private company pension sys­ death. Candelmo, a roadhouse his glove. J. Splllnne. p . . AB. R. H. PO. A. E. where a midget once sat on J. P. ness, as he drummed h.s fingers on It makes an obvious peg for some­ a wonderful combination. Tho the Griffin fight in June, 1934, Brad­ Navy wasn't to be shaker, off. Only said Mitchell would have opposition the house. This was not put up for one to hang a novel on; and luck- off Olcott street, which is to be a tems. operator, and the dead woman were In Justice to Manager Hublard McLaughlin, lb Cobb, ss ...... 5 Morgan’s lap, spectators crowded the table Instead. divoroed four years ago. and Coach Kotsch, it must be con­ former makes the matches and han­ dock again was forced to the side­ the light, swift sprjnt crew of Penn­ for confirmation. auction, but was given to Frank lly the Job has been attended to costly proposition because of the An amendment by Senator Clark BY HUGH FlTtLERTON Hartford, June 19.—Pete Perone lines because of another broken Brannick, 3b ... Linncll, 3 b ...... 6 to hear Mitchell, an "original "Have you tapped any new sources Dorsey learned today that Mrs. ceded that they were in a tough dles tho business, and the lattxr sylvania and the smooth but punch- Not .An Expert Cheney, Jr., who throughout his life by Felix Riesenberg. wlu used to difference in grades and the possible (D., Mo.) was adopted to exempt AP Sports Writer. announced this morning the card hand suffered in his fight with Abe T. Spillano, rf . H. Mathlason, sf . .5 Roosevelt man" in Misaourl, seek not available to the committee al­ Best had been a night club enter­ spot and could rightfully have asked does the fighting. less eight of Colurab'a failed to At this point Copeland asked the has been a close friend of the Dunn be a sea-captain himself. necessity of a pumping system to companies with approved pension Beside the name of Tony Lazzeri for tho third outdoor show of the the Feldman. Moriarty, c . . . O. Mathiason, lb. .6 to back his accusations that In the ready," McNary n.sisted, growing a tainer in Boston before her mar­ for and obtained a jiostponement. Jimmy's first fight under threaten. The final burst to the finish Commerce and other departments, bit heated. witness if he had investigated the family. Mr. Riesenberg has concocted a take the sewage drain from the low plans from the propo.sed six per cent on the batting list Is the unimpres­ season tomorrow night down at Gould banner was against Leo Jimmy waa present at the fight Fay, cf ...... Olson, I f ...... 5 0 >0 seaworthiness of the Leviathan. riage to Best. Only eight of the Green team ap­ line was a.s breathless a thing as ths ths ideals of the New Deal have "Most of it Is in the reports, but 'That the Manchester produce mar­ mystery yarn entlUed "The Left- point in the Eighth district, near pa3rroU tax against employers and sive average of .268. South Park. There will be as usual Dobson, for a $75 purse. Three in which Max Baer whipped Prlmo Smith, c , . . . . .4 0 0 "No. they have experts for that." peared, and Joe Hublard was not 34 D 10 21 3 8 river ever has seen. been strangled and improper favor my complaint Is that nothing has ket is recognized as one of the lead­ Handed Passenger" (Doubledav- Hilllardville, over a grade that will employes. But these figures don’t tell the twelve all-star bouts with Jackie years later, in 1929, he collected Camera for tho heavyweight title. Totals ...... Leggett, rf ... ..3 Mitchell replied. “I wouldn’t know ing markets in Connecticut was Doran: $2). He gives us a luxuJy It was the first im'.Jor modification only forced to press Jackie May into story. Ask Tony’s Yankee team Clarke of East Hartford and . Joe Two base hits Reid, Brannick; ..6 From the shore, far up on a bill la Itlsm and graft abound. been done about It." was the re- make possible a gravity flow into the service, but to call again upon Man­ $28,000 for ’nls end of the Tommy Little did he dream that ho would Peterson, p ,. Ho also Sieged that inefficient in­ It was seaworthy If I went all over demonstrated this afternoon by the liner cruising up from Cuba beds off Olcott street. In the program submitted by Presi­ E TH IO m ABLE TO PUT mates what they think of him and Dillon of New Haven in the top some day face the man for whom three base hits, Kroll, home runs. Dougan, cf .. . .2 a line with the finish. It looked as If Jolncr, it." kus, who had pitch^ Sunday, and Loughran light-heavyweight titular Davis. Flrpo, J Splllane; stolen spection probably contributed to the presence of the produce buyer for bearing—among others—a crook With the greatest growth of Man­ dent Roosevelt. they will say he Is a truly great spot. he rooted. Robb, c f ...... 3 the big red .shell from P:haca had "Then you should castigate Con­ Copeland said he had written the was really in no condition to work. lilt. bases, Brannick struck out by, Morrow Castle disaster and said "it the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea who is wanted for murder and a chester being in the Eighth district Administration leaders coptended second baseman. Here is the way the boys will line Braddock, In his early lights, dem­ But Fate plays many funny trick.a Kilpatrick, 2b .,5 made It by pe;-haps half a length. It gress," the Oregon Senator shot President when the Leviathan was 800,000 MEN IN HELD The weather, condition of the field, Lazzeri has.the faculty of coming! Carson 2, Splllane 1; L'mplres, looked as if the lion hearts In that may well be that the lives of Sena back. company. For the past two years detective who la chasing him. The and with the Manchester Memorial the amendment adopted 51 to 35, up: Mushy Salow of Hartford vs. onstrated his ability to weather In the bcnk-bu.sting bu.slnesa, and returned to service "to be sure of the First National Stores have been detective closes In, and th crook’s and the fact that hardly anyone, in­ through in the pinches. When tlio' Hamilton and Lanky. Cornell shell had nipped California tor Cutting and those who died "1 tried to get the Secretary of hospital depending upon the septic might destroy the entire plan for a cluding several of the most depend­ Sid Nichols of Willimantic at 118; punishment under the most trying the man who waa scheduled to be­ 49 26 24 21 8 5 with him In the recent airplane the safety" of the vessel because it regular buyers in the Manchester one chance of escape is to create a hit and run is on he is probably tho Bob Maloney of Hartford vs. Oliva by a little less than the margin that Commerce (Roper) to do some­ was old. He recalled what happen­ tanks of that district to take care Nation-wide old age pension system Each Soldier to Have a Rifle ed upon Hublardltea, expected a conditions. come practically a bum also was American Legion crash might have been spared if one market. disturbance. to cover 25,000,000 workers. It was most dangerous man in the Ameri­ Kelley of Wllllmantic at 150; destined to become hcavj'wclght POUSH-AMERKK PRACTICE .2 I 1 4 0 0 separated Washinuton in third place thing." ed to the Morro Castle, a much of the proper disposal of the sewage and Sufficient Ammunition, game and so did not appear, war­ Against Germany Heller, he had The Polish American b.aeeball Kennedy, sf . . . with knowledge, experience and sta­ He does this, very effectively, without the possibility o f endanger­ freely predicted by some Senators can League at the plate. Charlie Ambrose of Hartford vs. a broken collarbone. It was not champion of the world. Hemingway. 3b-c 3 0 1 0 1 2 and Navy in fourth. But have you coiirces not reached newer ship. Government States. ranted a postponement. Joe consid­ Lazzeri has batted In 41 runs so to.am will praetlre toni-;ht and to­ bility suited to the position had by throttling the captain and set­ ing health, the inspection of the that the amendment would be re­ Paul Kelley of Willlmanti at 130; until after he knocked the skids Pitkin, c -3 b ...... 3 0 0 3 0 0 The crowd on the shore thought by such Investlg'atlons as the Black Mitchell’s declarations that he ting fire to the ship, getting away ered the showing up of the Metho­ far this season, and since the first morrow night at 6 p. m. on their been in charge for the past two tanka in Manchester were of special jected in conference with the House. Dowey Bcitum of Hartford vs. Joe from under Tuffy Griffiths that the Next: Braddock, the iipsetter. Ccrvlnl, 2 b ...... 3 0 1 2 0 0 CO, howling in glee. The. Cornell years, of the bureau of air com­ committee?" had sought repeatedly to block such PUBLIC HEALTH GROUP in the resulting confusion. And Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, June 19. dist Club all ready to play and the of June has belted home 17 runs on diamond. Frld.iy night the P. A.’s interest to Dr. Cunningham. Ho The Clark amendment would ex­ demands of the crowd small as It Trlano of New Haven at 145; Cod- Wigren, s n ...... 3 0 0 0 1 1 crew slapped each other on tha merce." "In some cases but in this report "attempted outrages" as sale' and —If for no other reason than that — (AP)^—Official Ethiopian quar­ 15 hits. Csh Balesano of Hartford vs. Bill play the Porterfield team and eVery backs. I have tried to confine myself to the scrapping of good ships at low price was so interested in the local condi­ empt from the tax only those em­ ters said today that this nation, "If was, and ordered Us team to play. Priest, r f ...... 3 1 0 0 0 1 Ousted By President the story follows the Morro Castle tions that he is planning to revisit 'Tony’s worth doesn't end on the Picklick of Beckett at 125; Jimmy man should be at these practice ses- Bears the Winners records.” brought questions from Democratic HEARS SOCIAL WORKER tragedy so closely—It all makes ra­ ployers with pension plans offering forced to defend its independence," Methodist Club attaok. His defense record, with Muliane, p ...... 3 1 1 0 1 0 MitchMI was removed last Satur­ Manchester as soon as possible and Hogan of New Haven vs. Bill Bruno Yankee in First Test Abroad nions, as every one knows how dif­ 0 The crowd on the observation day by PT«Vd’ King f Appleton-Century: tory over Italy on March 1, 1896). .. 3 0 0 1 0 0 ing to win." ed by Paul W. Chapman. Ballev asked. SEEK EARLY VOTE^ ^^tetka. 2b .. 0 the South Park arena. First was Cha.ies van Newkirk in the homes for nursing care, in $2). A Chicago torch singer Is mur­ Every soldier has a rifle with suffi­ .. 2 0 0 1 0 Dizzy Dean, It would seem was of Washington apd New York, a Reviewing the story be already ■On May 14." dered, and leading citizens who cient cartridgles, while at Adowa ...... 3 0 0 2 0 0 Toronto Grand Circuit C * ~ T W C bad made public la letters, Mitchell "When ^ d you tell Roper?" general, pre-naUl. tubercular and if . . . trying to give the impression he is marina en^neer who said he would other cases. The service is being form an anti-crime committee to Toothache Drives FERA Em* ON AAA CHANGES only one-third of the army of 100,- ■|P »an , .. 3 0 0 2 0 1 confident the Cards will come said the International Mercantile "In the latter part of May." MfKolelt, rf, p . ...2 0 testify ’If they’ll let me" of what more and more appreciated, as it is avenge her death are themselves 000 had rifles, matchlocks, or miser­ 1 0 5 0 through. Before the rout the other WRESTLING he described as the "rottenness of Marine had received a "scaling "Was that after you had nqtlce slain, one b.v one. There’s a good able muskets." J. May. lb, rf .. 1 0 0 2 0 u Card Has $25,000 Purse OTANDINGS better understood by the towns­ ployee to Dmg Store. (Oontinned from Page One) day he yelled to Allyn Stout who was the steamboat inspection service." down" In Its obligations by $5,380.- you were about to get out?" Bailey people. deal of scientific detectlor in this Segar, c ...... 2 0 0 4 1 0 000, of which the Leviathan trans­ piitsued. Mankus, p . . . . hitting fungoq^ln front of the Cards By ASSOCIATED PRESS YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Space for about 300 spectators one. and an extremely surprising .. 0 0 0 0 2 0 dugout: National action constituted a part. "No, before— when he appealed to Mrs. Eleanor Willson, supervisor ously for more than a year, but B. Lovett, lb . 0 Indianapolis— Jim I-ondos, St. was provided, as well as places for of FERA social work in town, gave twist at the end that makes the Creates Scare. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT .. 3 0 7 0 0 "Hey Sout, pretty lucky gettin’ Louis defeated Bill Edwards, Dallas, Toronto, Ont, June 19.— (Special)(tville. and Hal B. Watson, Toronto, (All games postponed). the 30 members of the Commerce "What would you suggest should me to take a position conferred 'by story well worth your_ while. yesterday in the House opposition be done?" Senator Clark (D., Mo.), Jesse Jones." a most instructive talk on what is crumbled and a record vote was not Totals ...... 21 traded from a last place club to a Texas, 1 fall. —Sporting as fast and rich a card | who will act os Ji^^^ ,, •American committee who yesterday • voted 1 1 18 9 1 Minneapolis — Bronko Nagurskl .... „ _ , I With the addition of the $4,0001 (All games postponed). suddenly asked. Six Months Before. being accomplished here by the Feti- even forced. A standing vote was TO ATTEND BOAT RACES Score by Innings: second place outfit." of troU and paces as any Grand Clr- two-year-old unanimously to delve into the eral government as well as tovni A frantic search for a missing "Whsddye mean, second place out- defeated Ed. Palmer, 1 fall. STANDINGS Mitchell charges. ”I suggest the whole arrange­ "Was that Job offered you before BRADY 7* TO" FERA worker which lasted nearly taken after efforts to have hops and Methodist Club ...... 304 011—9 cult city has seen In 10 years, I pacers, Toronto has completely agencies. edible dry beana Included among the National Seated before the same table in ment should be vitiated." Mitchell you knew you.were going out?" four hours during the middle of the Manchester G reen ...... 100 000—1 Tbomcllffe Park will resound, July | rounded out card. Smith reports. responded. "Oh.” Mitchell shrugged. "1 Mrs. William C. Cheney resigned New York, June 19.- ._ ) —Wil­ "order" commodities had been de­ Chief Executive Arranges to W. L. Pet. the famous inquisitorial chamber in day ended this ^tem oon on Main Two. base hits, McKay, O. May: 18-24, with the thundering hoofs of Nineteen candidates for the youth' New York ...... 35 past years have been such figures He said he would show the "influ­ knew that for nix months before." as president and was succeeded by liam A. Brady, dean of New York feated. sacrifices, Hcdlund, Wogman, G. 14 .714 Mrs. C. W. Holman. Both women street where the man was found on Leave White House for New 300 harness steppers battling (or ful pacing stake are reported train­ Pittsburgh ...... 33 23 .589 as Morgan, Charies B. Mitchell. ence" International Mercantile had "It seems to tne," Bailey went on . - . ------theatrical producers, is 72 years old his way to a drug store for some­ Also beaten waa the attempt by London Tomorrow. May, Dixon: base on balls, off Man­ Royals Oppose Bluefields "not only on the old board but on aerved as president and treos- today, but he is not having a blrth- New England textile Interests to the $25,000 already bung up in ing better than such Juveniles re­ St. Louis ...... 30 23 .566 Otto H. Kahn. Albert Wiggin, Ar­ fervidly "(hat it was your duty os thing to alleviate a tooth-ache. kus, G. Mikolelt 3, Ray 4; struck purses during the six-day meet­ spond at this stage of the season, thur Cutten. Cabinet officers and those who today are running the urer, respectively, since the inception' day party. have cotton producers paid their Chicago ...... 27 23 .540 a public officer to make these things George L. Hawley of Oak street Washington, June 19.— (AP) — out by Mankus 4, Mikoleit 1, Ray 6; ing. __ indicating a battle royal among the others la the field of business and Department of Commerce." known at the time they were going Lhe period i "i no longer believe In celebrat- production benefits directly from Broklyn ...... 24 26 .480 disappeared from a gang of FERA President Roosevelt arranged today hits off Mankus 3 In 2 2-3 innings; In Twilight Clash Friday wrigglers. Cincinnati ...... 21 politics. "You would point out then," Van­ bn.- Now it comes out In a spirit the j ing." said the veteran producer of the Treasury instead of from pro­ off Mikoleit, 2 in 3 1-3 innings; off Under the dlrecUoiT''&fxWR' R- 32 .404 employees working in the woods to leave the White House tomorrow WooUatt, president/and Mahito M. The $40,000 Hambletonlan Stake, Philadelphia ___ 19 30 388 Ths table to which Mitchell was denberg asked, "that no matter of retaliation." organ-; almost 260 shows. around the Porter street reservoir cessing taxes. Ray. 1 in 6 Innings; hit by pitcher, summoned was placed facing the what happened, the International ized and Mrs. Cheney and Mrs. Hol­ night for New London, Conn., to wit­ StqJtMTsecretary /o f the TorOpto In the wake of Canada's Roaring Boston ...... 16 34 .308 Senators Fletcher and White es­ Another birthday, however, finds' of the Manchester Water depart­ At various times the question ot by Ray, Zapatka, Mikoleit; wild Tho Bluefields make their seventh s er on the mound with Shorten on raw of seats for committee mem- Mercantile Marine was still in con­ man have aerved more than 17 whether Wallace could legally ness tbe annual Harvard-Yale crew session, Grand meeting, will see most of the American pecially defended Admiral Cone from him still active in the world of en-j ment. After complaining of a pitches, Mankus 2; winning pitcher, the receiving end. All these players te n , with a loud speaker between trol?" the Mitchell barbs, the former warn­ years, with several other loyal wo­ tertainment. Brady said he has nad i "order" marketing agreementa was races Friday. ■tart ot the season this Friday night known "officials of the Canadian ^ d eligibles for the Goshen classic first W. L. Pet. tooth-ache, he was sent to a nearby Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt,will leave Ray; losing pitcher. Mankus; um­ were named on the Hartford twi­ American harness turf have t>een go to tbe post at Toronto, while the New York ...... 34 trrsaged to carry the questions and “ Yea." ing the witness'to "stick to facts" men, until the Welfare committee, several offers from Hollywood and! projected in debate, but apparently pires, Maloney and Kilpatrick; time at tha new West Bide diamond 19 .643 shack to rest. A few minutes later New London Friday night to spend light league all-star team last sea­ named to direct starting and, ptuit pace has drawn 16 sizzling Chicago .., ...... 27 31 368 ; tnswers to the spectators. Copeland ( ascertaining that the instead of voicing "opinion" about the work of Cheney Brothers’ nurs­ may accept one of them. Brady’s] he was missed by his (XMnpanions the objectors generally were willing of game, 1 hour. 10 minutes. agaUut the Royal Typewriter nine Benator Copeland (D.. N. Y ). Leviathan had been interned in 1914. ing group and the Insurance nurses Saturday at their Hyde Park home son. ing activities. The sp ecu la te de- pacerz, with the trio of Canadian Detroit ...... 29 33 358 the Shipping Board being a "ce.sa- greatest box office success was and until nearly two o’clock this to leave the issue to the courts. of Hartford, considered one of the The Bluefields are seeking their ■ sommlttee chairman, was wearing asked what was considered the eco­ were Incorporated into the Manches­ "Way Down Blast." Md will return to tbe White House piu'tment has been delegatedf to the stars, Billy Hugo, Del Whitney and Cleveland ...... 29, 28 358 pool." afternoon the police and gangs of strongeat teams In the state and third straight victory and it is ex­ B oston ...... to customary red carnation in the nomic life of a ship. Mitchell also recalled that he had ter Public Health Nursing associa­ PUPILS QUIZZED Sundajt night or early Monday. care of Dick Crashley, of Toronto, Dominion Grattan, heading the list...... 26 is 373 FERA workers searched the woods bpteting an all-star lineup. The pected that BUI Neuteuer or "Click" Waahington . 'outtoa-hole of his brown suit. Mitchell said 20 years, but that written letters to President Roose­ tion a few years ago. New Haven, June » . — (A P )— Franklin, Jr., third son of the PITTS JOINS ALBANY widely known supervisor of Cana­ A well divided program of events ...... 25 28 .461 and reservoir for him. game is scheduled to start promptly McGrath wiU toe the slab for the Philadelphia He chatted animatedly with some ships in the Lighthouse Service velt on May 29 and 30 but that Mrs. Walter Gorman was elected GROTTO CONVENTION Fire Marshal Paul Heins, questioned President, is a member o f the Har­ dian mutuel betting circles. Book­ for horses from both sides of the . . . . 21 29 320 When found by William Pitkin, Albany, N. June 19,— (A P )— at 6 o’clock. town champs. It waa announced makers also will flourish, while suc­ border gives the Toronto card an St. Louis ...... 15 85 . j as Mitchell la a light sum- were 45 years old. brought a retort that these were treasurer to succeed Mrs. Holman, superintendent of the town garage, pupils of the Bassett street Junior vard Jayvee crow. 300 ’ Mdt and green tie, took the and Mrs. C. C. Chirrler was elected Knoxville. Tenn,. June 19.— (AP) The President, at his press con­ Edwin C. (Alabama) Pitta today The Royals' Infield included three today that Flood, bard hitting pitch­ tion pools have been placed under International flavor which la expect­ TODAY'S OASOES He resumed his recitation of cir­ merely "self-serving" letters, writ­ who had Joined In the search, he High school today in connection players who are members of the er of the New Britain Fafnirs, would cumstances surrounding the sale of secretarj’. —The international Grotto conven­ with three qroall fires which oc- ference today said he was thinking becomes- s full-fledged member of the Erection ot George and Will ed to create marked rivalry among NatloMU ten "when you wore on the way said he had walked through the the Albany baseball club and he Savitt Gems club, Cronin at second probably Join the Bluefields’ staff St. Louis at PhiladelphUL the U. S. Lines, asserting that "al­ out.” tion waa called today to elect a woods and back down-street. cured in tha building. The three ot organising a White House cor­ Fitch, of Hamilton, Ont. horses and men. Last year Thom- M. G. Rogera a farmer residing Grand Venerable Prophet from hones, 'Just another ball player.” base, Kapura at short and George for Sunday's game here. Dr.

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some or t h e b i g g e s t hcxss Only one man In a hundred haa n WE HAVE EVER KNOWN HAD perfect voice, declares a aclaBttCL V E P — -1 "DID Jk i O B ONLY TWO FEET AND THEY Wa ahould worry, the rest of tu can ALLRitaWT." PUT BOTH or “raEM IN THE •Ing: “Sweet Adeline.” SU M PIN ' UKE THIS.CWEP OT^ F IX . r r u p ! TROUGH. MELROSE AVENUE, -A N D P N K t A LOT OF LIFE’S BITTERNESS Pretty Toung Nuree— W ill you u want with all LASSO ^VYELL.SIR rTN' FOR RENT—AT 180 CENTER i Then came the warden, wearing a hoepital ? the eggs we’ve got t Are you going Street, 6 room tenement, newly | tired, but relieved, smile, to say: Pretty Nurse—I am at the County to hear Huey Long speak tonight? FELLA LOSES H)S HOLT ON renovated, garage it desired. I n - ' GIVE UP HGHT " I t ’s all over.” ON N A m CUTS Maternity Hospital. Buyer (whispering) — Sh-h-h-h, HER ANKLE, AN' SHE SAILS PUBLIC PASSENGER quire 422 East Center. Telephone |Advances of Fractions to The descent Into the mine began Chmese GoTcnmeiil Capitii* rm Huey Long. (OonManed from Page One) shortly after 1 a. m. Oontintied from Page One) THE PROPER MEASURE OF THRU TH* AIR, AN' ^OOfAP.^ Nearly Two Points Fea- Two or three at a time the guards THE AVERAGE MAN. IS THE A reader asks the proper way to SHE LANDS A6AV IN ADDITION -•O SILVER LANB FOR R E N T—91 H A M U N street, descended the small balancing ele­ lates to Accede to North greet guests. ’The usual way Is to "W e had a hell of a time breaking new navy as well as sizes and types DEGREE OF AUTHORITY RE­ TH' W ALL I Bus Line, De Luxe Bus for lodge Hve room flat with reception nail, down a door barricade. That’s what vators of the mine air shafL wear­ of the new warships. QUIRED TO SWELL HIM UP. say: ’’The house is In a mess. I ing gas masks and bearing tear gas party or team trips, we also oRet aecond floor, steam neat, shades tore of the Trading. took us so long," said Simpson as be Conclusion of a naval treaty for China’s New Demands. haven't had time to clean it up, etc.” SO I LOOKS 7 passenger ledan delivery. Phone and screens. A good rent Very rea­ came up at 3:30 to announce the riot pistols and rifles or m acl& e guns. all principal powers of Europe by Friend— W hy aren’t you and your The decision to “go down and get AT TH ' 3063. 8660. 8864. sonable. Inquire at 93 Hamlin a t was ended. 1937; granting that Japan would partner working? Lady— How much are your New York, June 19. — (A P I — them" was made by Warden Lacey Tientsin, China. June 19.— (A P ) Aotor—W e’ve got alnut trouble. chickens? FOR RENT—6 ROOM FLAT with Utility shares gave the Stock Mar­ N o (.kinretMlona remain adamant against restrictions Not only was the mutiny quelled Simpson, when Robert Murray, —'The Japanese military w(w said Friend—Really ? Orocer—Thlrty-flva cents a pound. all modem conveniences, including ket the measure of stren.gth It need­ mine superintendent, reported after on warships—became the objective REPAIRING without bloodshed to man or beast of the British government. today to have apparently rcnoiu Actor—Yes. Nobody will sign us. Lady—Did you raise them your­ steam heat, newly redecorated. 65 ed to pull out of an Irre ^ lo rly low­ a day as prisoner of the strikers, hut the prisou officials announced any plans for armed action In ^ self? W E HPECIALlZfc. IN lawn raowei Summer street. Inquire on prem­ er trend today when the House sub­ Uiat much damage was being done Scarcely had the Ink dried on the they had made no concessions to the slgnaturea to the Anglo-German as a result o f tre Chinese f The Up-to-Date Woman Grocer— Yes, they were 32 cents sharpening. Kansen and Edgerton, ises. committee reported a greatly modl- below. yesterday. three demands of the rioters. agreement, permanently restricting ment canltulatlon to accede uj- One candle on her birthday cake! 6.V) North Main street Telephone fled holding company bill to the In­ “It will take two weeks to repair 'R o w doea she get that way? FOR R E NT —6 ROOM tenement, "W e don’t owe them a nickel,’’ de­ their navies to a 100-35 ratio, when North Cflilna demands. Spokesr„, 738.1 or 5416. Delivery service. terstate Commerce committee. the damage already done," Murray say that China, by dlmlssing Gen­ Why, "life begins at forty”—And W e can't all be Luther Burbanks, Advances of fractions to nearly clared T. W. Woodward, member of it was announced officially Captain with bath. Rent rerjionable. Inquire declared, saying Umbers had been eral Sung Cheh-Huan as gfovemor •he's forty-one today. but we can graft a little kindness .MOWEK SHAHPENINtJ, key man- 4 Rogers Place. two points were quickly recorded by the prison board - f administration. Anthony Eden will resume his nego­ jerked loose, trackage destroyed of Charhar province and ordering into a surly nature. ing, lock, vacuum cleaner, clock, favorite power and light shares and The more than 300 pid.-toners had tiations with the French government Count ol* »v«r*g« »ordo to • Mno. and electric trolleys for hauling the 132nd Chinese division to evacu­ Talkative Lady—A big man like gun repairing. Bralthwalte. 63 the general market got away from demanded better prepared food, the coal literally hammered and tom Friday at Paris. InttUlt. number! and ibbrevtntfone ate the province, had brought Issues you might be better occupied than A THOU )H T each count at a *otd and compound Pearl street. HOUSES FOR RENT 65 the uncertain attitude It displayed discharge of Dr. Dav*d F. Parker, to pieces. (Paris advices said French offi­ cials, seeing only danger In Eng­ there to a stage of amicable settle­ U catching little fleh. word* a» two word* Minimum coat la .*mT.e>>. All order* for trrernilar inaertlona positions by qualifying aa installa­ WANTED TO RENT leans. Corporate bonds were about fire was fed by hay and timbers In with the Reich that It was ready to will he charged at the <>ne time rate. Continued from Page Une) any Idea o f armed activities. tion experts onu Service engineers a standoff during early transactions an effort of the rioters to drive approve building up o f the British Special rate* fi r long term every m Electrid Kefrigrratlon and All ■WANTED— FOUR ROOM FLAT. but showed signs of Improving un­ A high government snokesman ex- Old Maid—'Why, Suala, how do dav advertlaing give upon regueat. armed guards away from the and German navies If other powers pres.sed confidence at 'foklo that the Condi tionlng. No experience iieces- ' strictly modern, mode-ate rent, live der leadership of utilities. constituency which gladiy trans­ you do? I haven’t aeen you for Ada ordered for three or ala day* strategic gun cage near the base of should “ violently upset" the equili­ crisis would pass witho\(t the neces­ and atopped before the third or Atth aary, but appllvrjits must be will­ rooms will be congiUered. Address Although President Roosevelt re­ gresses party lav,- and local limits." yeara. Have you caught a husband the air shaft. 'This would have given brium under the Washington treaty. sity of military operations by the yet? day will he charged cnty for the ac­ ing to train spare time for a few Box R, Herald. iterated hla stand on the Wheeler- President's Words This will expire in 1936. S( ()R( HY SMITH Howl O f The Hooked*In Heroes By John C. Terry tual aumher of .Imea the c appear­ them control of the entire subsur­ President James Rowland Angell Japanese army In Cfljlnese territory. Another Old Maid—Goodness, yes! ed. chargtag at the rate earned, but months. Write giving age, phone, Raybum bill In a press conference Government authorities said talks T«S face. They had food and water that .'laid in awarding the degree; In the place of the ousted General I’ve caught three and let two of no allowance ot' refund* can be made present occupation and address almost simultaneously with the re­ had been smuggled down a little at will be resumed with Italy which, DO YOU SUPPoag w eV b on ala time ada atopped after the "Sturdy son of :i sturdy stock, you Sung, the Nanking national govern­ them go. IP WE WAVS, WE OOONT T o ' Box 100, .Station N, New York. port of the House aub-commtttee, a time. like France, was bound by the Wash ■ BEBN SUCKED INTO ONB fifth day. have long and faithfully represented ment named CIvfl Commissioner lKT) DBCLARB WAR ON BOTH Ko “till forblda"; dlaplay line# not followers of utility shares were Funs Reversed ington treaty. _ ’ ATTHE OB THOSE MUtlCAL COMEDY J greatly encouraged by the modlflca- in the halls of Congress the finest Chin Teh-huan as acting governor A Boy Scout's report on the first fATtONATII BV REBELS AND FEDB(EAL«, ■old. lK IL L E D .il HURT By reversing the ventilator fans, It was understood a Russian dele­ REVOLTS WHERE BOTH CAPTURE ALL OP THEM AND The Herald will not be reaponaible qualiUes of your naUve state. of Chahar province. flight spent in an outdoor camp: A WILOL.y HELP WA.NTED— i tlon of the holding company ellml- officers turned the heavy clouds of gation may be formally Invited to SIPES A1AKB PACES UNBuJ HIRB THEM OUT AS tor more than one incorrect inaertloa . nation section and provisions giving Shrewd wisdom, integrity, Industry, The new governor- was little "Nobody elept much on account of aCHggfflNO Ixmdon soon. SIESTA TIME-THEN of any a^vertlaement ordered for FEMALE black smoke upon the rioters and known here except for his work in listening to everybody elee trying to EXTRAS TO THE (MOVIE more than one time. ! the securities and exchange com- unflinching honor and the spirit of Official circles Insisted Great Brit­ CROWD OP POgGET THE WHOUE/ IN BUS COLLISION sent them scurrying in disordered negotiating the < ^ a n g ^ issue, aieep.” HUACAN COMPANIES/, The inadvertent omlealon ot incor­ CLERKH WOMEN, GIRLS. 18-50. i.iis.sion board discretionary powers groups to the far comers of the four fair play—these nave ever charac­ ain had not abandoned hope for a THING F _ x > ' - rect Dublloatlon of advertlaing wHl ba work which brought high praise wishing Information rcpartling »105 : to require simplification of the cor­ miles of pitch black corridors. terized your varied forms of public world-wide naval conference before NAnONAUSTC, rectifte' only by cancellation of the porate structure of holding com­ from Japanese army spokesmen. Doris, radiant over a recent addi­ SOORCHV AND charge made for the aervtoe rendered. Eovernmentnl fii? fjid general clrrl- Protected by gas masks, and bear­ service and have juoUy vren for you the end of 1935, as required by both g ir S T cal posltlonn. Qualify now. Eco­ panies. the admiration and respect of friend One army spokesman expressed sur- tion to the family, ruahed out to THE BCMSARB All adveruaemcnta mual conform ing flares and electric torches fo-s- the Washington and London five pri.se at the appointment, asserting in atyle, copy and typography with nomic Rracarch Bureau. Write Box Edwin Kane of Danbury ^ Key power shares advancing un- and foe alike. Your alma mater, tell a neighbor; LOAOKO INTO tened to their clothing, members of power treaties. “ the national government has gone regulation! enforced by the publlah- S. Herald. ! dcr a broad demand included North pioud of your distinguished record, Dorla— Oh, you don’t know what CAR* AND era and they reatrve the right to the attacking party descended with­ The Anglo-German pact diacloaed, further than we expected.” we’ve got upstairs! edit, revlae or tejec* any copy con- American, Public Service of New confers upon you her highest honor, WHISKED W A N TE D —G IR L TO DO houac- Among Those Injured in i Jersey. American A’ater Works, out incident, but found their path however, that both nations arc con­ N eigh b or-W h at Is It? aide red object tunable. blocked by" a heavy double door the degree of Doctor of Laws, admit­ vinced naval ratios, applying to all AWAY... CLOSING HOUHB—Claaalflad ade to work and retiit-n home nlght to advertlaers. but Write Box N, ricrald. llalon between a bus carrying 28 tious mood. R. H. Macy and West- I Strikers Surrender Profc.ssor Charles McLean An­ , to be submitted to friendly discusr. in Hslngking, capital of Manchukuo in the limelight, but it is the great the CASH HATES will ou accepted aa members of a mualcal revue and an inghnusc each got up around a [ As It was battered down the offi- drews of Yale— ’ Eminent historian : Sion. said that the military, while Insist­ mass o f public service performed FULL PATMENT If paid at the bual- automobile here early today. I ccra saw a group of convicts walk- of your native land, stimulating f A C L U E f WASH AND EASY paaa office on or hefure the «eventh point and gains of nearly that ing on the elimination of anti-Japan­ about which the public itself knows ARE CALUFO TO PEEPLESTOW, HELP WANTED— Philip R. Magidsnn, 19, of Pitts­ ir.ueh were recorded by Santa Fe, ' Ing toward them, their hands In the teacher, loyal and beloved friend, ese elements In North China, la not very little, that wins the distinguish day following the tlrat Inaertton ot A famous oil chemist states that Your dancing won’t win appro­ each ad otherwiae the CHARGE MALE burgh, Pa., a member of the stage Union Pactfle. Penn.sylvanta, Soiith- air. Others followed, and the Yale University In grateful uc- concerned over the arrangements to medal for genuine human satisfac­ WHERE A MARKED BILL itATE will be eolleoltd. No reaponal- group was killed. The Injured in­ mutiny wa.s over. Itnowlcdgcment of the luster of your a process known as "polymeriza- replace them. They Insisted that val it It beats the band. HAS BEEN PASSED. blHty for errora in telephoned ada cni Pacific. Northern Pacific, and I tlon." now being developed, may tion. W A N TE D R E LIA B LE M AN be­ cluded Etoe by the weekly report of Auto Accvaaurlea^-Tlre* .. • the American Petroleum Institute lift and sent them uf to face a day ful designer of ships which link con- Auto Uepalrlng—Painting 7 phone 6420. Gliding indicates a flight where ! tinent to continent in swift new Auto iichoola ...... 1-A showing crude production averaged In their cells and an Inquiry by War­ one glides from a high elevation to den Simpson. i bunds of friendship. Yale University Autoa—Ship by Truck ... • a lower one, whereas soaring means 2,274,050 barrels last week, there N O s S A H f A MAN^ ^WELL, THATfe WOT MUCH OF 6 E T THE ^ Autoe—For IJfre ...... was comfort In the high rate of The members of the administra­ in recognition of your remarkable iw # « n n . try in . ^ ^ WHERE PEOSV LIVE STOCK—VEHICLES 4*J •sustained flight where altitude above NUM BER OF Garugca*—Servic'e-^tnrega ,. 10 consumption and the sharp decline tive board, who had been at the j achievement confers upon you the HE TUK SOME POTATOES Molorcvclea—Bicycle* ...... u the take-off point Is maintained. LAKE IS. HE DIDN'T EVEN THAT TRUCK, Wanted Autos^Mntorcyolea II In refined stocks. scene since early yesterday, planned ] degree of Master ot Science x x x” INTO OE SWkMP. HE WHO THE MAW W AS. Itiiialneee end Pmfeaaftinnl ■evvteee FOR HALE NEW MILCH cow, Additional car loadings flltering to leave the inquiry entirely in ! Harry aifford Knlgt.t of New Ha- SAVTD VWTM HIS JDE. A N D FIND Huaiucaa borvtce* Offered II cheap. Telephone Rockville .563-14. In covering the week ending June Simpson’s hands. I ven-~"W’ise (uid p.itriotlc citizen OLTT WHO OWNS Iluuaehold Servtcea Offered . .ll-A FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser TRUCK w h il e h e 60WE, T llutldlng>-Conir4ctlnfe ...... 4 U 15 continued to show Impnivcraent Warden Is Praised I whom men delight to honor, devoted rr. Florteta— NurevsMea ...... u for most lines. Rock Island showed Woodward said: "We are de­ ; to the welfare of your community ,w e a , FRE Hoofing • 17 8ENTO.N ST. - 8-room Single, 2- TO SHADl/SIDE...<50SH^ Ineurance ...... FOR SALE BABY earrlnge in. I over last week. terprise of Warder Simpson In han­ I to countenance applause, a man TRIP TD THE CITY WAS A • U ear garage. Millinery— UreMama king . 11» good condition. Inqui-o 149 Spruce 1 dling a situation that might well I apart from public office, but in the SUCCESS...WE JOINED TIX3ETHER X GUESS THINGS'LL BE Moving—Trucking—S.orage . lu have resulted tragically." street. rRU Tl'E R ST.—6-room In three- ,\N NI.\ THF.kT truest sense a trusted public ser­ Public Paaaenger Service .. .lO-A tainily. 8 0 Simpson said he would investi­ vant." A FATHER AND HIS BCY, DULL VfHEN WE GET Painting— Papering ...... II Proiecetnnal Strvlcee ...... tl 4-rooni ID three tamlly. gate to determine the ringleaders Walter Hampden o f Ridgefield— AHD MADE THEM BOTH RCCK UOMET A6AIM ( Repairing ...... tl AnK>nla, June 19.— (A P ) —l^ml I and punish them. HOUSEHOLD GIMIDS M AIN ST.—6-room Flat, upper, valued at $2,100 was stolen during "Eminent exemplar of an ancient Teilorlng— Dyeing—Cleaning 14 Nathan (Cowboy) Von Meter, pit art. whom thoua“.nds of your fellow HAPFY ! Toilet Good* and Servicn .. STUDIO COUCH, A-t, $14.50, 2 day with garage. the night from the clothing store of boss in the mine, estimated at least citizens hold in grateful remem­ Wanted—L{u*t,nn*e He. vice .. 1< beds with g(Hid mattre.Hses, $5.(H). Store and dwelling, near Cen­ Daniel |te ...... were, the 21 others who made the sup. and then I'll gladly wake him The national forest reservation where we found poor Rip asleep. Office and Store iCgtilpmeri A I* A i:TM E N Iiv—f l a t s — hazardous descent, uncertain what up. Oh. please don’t spank him, Special* at the Store* ...... ROBERT M. REID & SON. Auctioneers commission has approved the pur­ "W e woke him up and he asked trap might have been laid by the Mrs. Rip! 'Twill only start a row." Wearing Apparel—Fare...... TENEMENTS 6.I 201 Main St. Manrheoter, Onn. Phone StOS chase of 102,713 acres to be added us to come here, so he’d dodge a Wanted—To But ...rC*...... sullen convicts. to national forests In North Caro­ fuss. He thought, Instead of ridi­ Rtmn noam—.llistele—Renerfa FOR RENT—105 SPRUCE atreet. Even the returning officials and (The TInIe* enjoy m wonderful lina. culing him, you wouldn’t peep.” Heatanvanie upstairs rent, 6 rooms, large en­ meal In the next etory).- c;AS BU(.'(;IFS Life’s Little Lessons f'i'rM ri I' itooQ.s Wttrioui Board |y closed back poren, rent $30. Inquire Boarder! Waot..d .I^.A Country Board—Ucaorta lo 105. Spruce street. A L L E Y O O P l{otal»—Keatauranta Foozy Inaugurates The Spoils System By H A M U N ' s e e t h is m ap? I had rr I'MOLD^AND Wanted—Rooma—Board || MANY TENANTS HAVE lived In W YOU \MDUL0 Heal Metnt* fnr Rent the Johnson Blocks from sixteen to /• //'TH'CARCXFF' K - i x DRAiVM B5R ME IN THE IF i SHOULD Apartment!. Klata. Tenemanta.. II twenty-one years. Drop in to see OOUBLE-tOJOSS US^ c a n T*K6 'CARDY, YOU'RE JUS' Buatnear Location! for Rant . .. I 4 AN'(SCAB TH ------CITY... ITS A MAP OF AFRICA! C>.SH IN,THE Houaea for Bent ...... |$ Jensen or phone 6070 .t 7635. TH'MAN CM LOOKIN'] Suburban for Rent ...... u THCONCRDR, FOR! I'MMAKIN’ I FINISHED IT Bf/ DRAVJN' LOCATION OF RENT HUNIONOT Tell us what Bummar Romes for Rent 17 YEPSBJ:, YOU MINISTER ,^WUG') IN THE LOCADOW OF MY MY mine WOULD IFacted to Real ...... a tl you want We’ll take care of It for WOULD YA?, Real Betnlo ror talo you without charge. R. r. McCann. OF WAR/ K1INB...AM1/BOD1/ COULD GO WrtH ME.., Apartment Building for Sale tt 69 Center street. Dial 7700. Duilneat Property for Sale ..«•« ft AND So— . >'arma and Land for S a le ...... tl Hooaoa for Salt ...... Tf FOR R E NT— FOUR ROOM tenc- L ou for Sale ...... tb ment, at 134 M\ple rtreet with all Jtonort Proporty for Solo Iroprovementa, garage If desired. Inquire 132 Maple. FOR RENT—27 LUXEY street, modem 5 room apart-pent with ga- thge, just off Main street. Inquire a i Elro.

n V B ROOM LOW ER flat, newly J l i y sated,<»creeHS and shades. In- P tk F iv e , off Church ^ItlllliiiiiTiFifrTr — Mr*. WUUam WaddeU of 183 described by an announcer in moat spectacular and unusually een- adentlflc accomplishment and the with proving ground tests such as Daughters of Liberty No. 13S, aatlonal, ebowing many of the I fPECIAL ATTRACnONl Loyal Orange Ladles Institution, Wadsworth street, Mr*. Fred L. step* in the development of modern blowing-out a front tire Iw mesne "Flash-News" style who gives ex­ ’’freak" ways people are. using to of a d^amlte cap while traveling are requested to meet In front or Finnegan of 39 Benton street and ASK TOWN VOTE citing and timely comments relative automobUe apiinga. The subject Is earn their living. The Wallendas at 60 milea per hour c "Behind the Bright Lights", tells Clam Chowder Round Green B ean s...... 2 quarts 15c the story In an Interesting way ol j Specials the VVorld’s largest and finest Elec- j 2 e s n s S 5 e trie Sign, located in Chicago; 23- ! Diamond WAX PAPER ... .Valivs (above) WTILLOWAT girdles of mesh two-way stretch stories In height, 123 feet wide, with ...... 3 rolb 21c BEET GREENS an elevator built Into sign from lastex with batiste front. Potato Salad ...... 1,5c lb. Power Plant to Illuminated Face. $3.50 to $5. or One feature la a detailed de.scrlptlon Uneeda Bakers’ OATMEAL Un d e r w o o d Native Spinach of the operation of Its Travelog con- , CRACKERS, 2 pkgs. 27c Smoked .Shoulder Hams . . . taining 8^000 bulb.* which lla.sh any : (not shown) WILLOWAY foundation In cool summer SHOP IN MANCHESTER STORES FOR weight meshy lastex with batiste front...... 26c lb. written message. i Columbia AM MONIA ...... I S c """ "Chevrolet News Lea.ler” , show- ) - w - $5. Ing a wide variety of entertaining ...... 2 qts. 21c Tender and interesting current events, pack­ Cktrseta—Main Floor, rear. WATERMELONS, 59c ed full of human 'nterest and action. M chovW Blue TOILET TISSUE . . . GENUINE MONEY-SAVING VALUES. Fancy Topics and scenes arc grraphtcally ...... 6 roils 21c FOWL Whut a treat for a Innch- ASPARAGUS Cantaloupes, 2 for 33c eoii or supper dish! Like DOG FOOD ... 10 cans 83c mother makes! FOR FRICASSEE bunch Largo Vine Ripened. COME TO MANCHESTER—BRING LOOK AT YOUR .SHOES! P.&G.SOAP ...... 2 bars 9c The J W . t U U c a 95c each 1 9 c Honey Dew Melons. First Quality ,lu*t under 3 pniiml*. California * Small Tender Beets ...... 2 bunches Lie Rubber Heels RUBY KEELER t n Stw m tg > w B na, Ripe Red Tomatoes ...... 10c lb. n I YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS. doz. X O INTO YOUR ■ f ■ Beef L iv e r ...... 2.5c lb. ORANGES Early .lune P e a s ...... 2 quarts 19c DANCE" ■ . . -h Eat more orange* for health’* *ake. Large California ^ Veal Chops. Fancy Telephone Peas... , ,. 2 quarts 25c * 5 * orange* fairly bursting with Juice! . • » > V Make a day of it. Enjoy your dinner here and Tender Shoulder I.amh Iceberg I.ettuce ...... 10c 7 Chops. Selected, Idirge. Keeney’s Native Strawberries...... 19c qt. Sam Yulyes Yellow, No. 1 COUPONS GIVEN WITH EVERY 20c PURCHASE! SHOE REP.AIU SERVICE Onions Onions ^ lbs. ® 701 Main St., Johnson Block 25 see a good movie to round out a pleasant smd Small Lamb Legs. 5 FOR $1.00. Baldwin Apples, E X i i 1^ ' Apples Good Size .Ml Prices On These Associated Food Stores-Pinehurst Specials 5 25c m m profitable day spent in Manchester. Hold Through Thursday, Friday and Saturday, I)I.\L 1151. NEW Stork. SLACKS Potatoes A, No. 1 Stork! peck 3 1 c .111.65 - .i;i.95 - $2.50 Tender Leaf Tea 7 oz. pkg. 33c Frrsh, Native. Beets Large Bunchr* bun. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING! ECONOMY PACKAGE Jockey Shorts—50c.- '.'.Y' SPECIAL J Whitehouse Coffee 48c 65c NECKWEAR HALES ife. R u by K e p l e r GRAPE-NUT FLAKES 10. 2 for .1)1.00 MEALTM MARKET Emphasize .OO Straw Hats—$1,00. Your Beauty With 200 GIVEN MILK Shurfine Evaporated Tall Can 3 20c COLOR BLUE LABEL Symington *s Fresh £ 5 .Vpplesauce Cake HARMONY APPLE SAUCE Recipe on each can. 2 19c Shipment! MAKE-UP Prudence Corned Beef PORK and BEANS Max Factor, Hollywood’s make-up AWAY t genius, has created a new kind of make-up for the screen stars and for Hash 20 oz. can 25c Friends 2^ «> r29c DANCE FISH you- Its secret is color harmony. In Two Drawings Of $100.00 Each Jarvis Grove Extra Special - 2 f®*" 19c STAR WATER Music by for Thursday! y o u one, invLie3 io attend S’ERY HIGHEST Each Drawing Divided As Follows: First Prize $25 Ql'.ALmr Blue Diamond BROOMS Young's Stemless 81.00 Value J i i a x factors 3tolLfwood 79c Orchestra Mackerel Fresh ib. 5e Second Prize $20— ^Third Prize $15 and (8) $5 Prizes Baking Powder Davis 12 oz. can 23c Thursday, Jurie 20 Cod Steak Fresh Ib. lO e O^rt School of .JHake-yp Dancing 8:30 to 12:30. Admission: Haddock FUlet lb. 15e HOW TO FLOUR Daniel Webster 24 1-2 lb. bag $1.15 Ijidies 15c. Gents 2.5c. ROUGH Lemon Solo Fr«h ib. 25< ^ FREE — Fascinating personal instruction RULES OF DRAWING in the art o f make-up as practiced hy Duidlcate nninlMr oonpoos will be given away at all participating stores, one with ew:h 30c purchase or at the rate of Butter Fish lb. (amous screen stars. You will see how 5 for 81,00. Stab end marked to "Deposit” should be placed In box provided .tor same In each store with your name and BABBITT’S CLEANSER 3 14c rules o f art, concerning color, contour, addren CLEARLY writton on same. YOU KEEP the other end with fhe dupUente number. Only one prize awarded to one highlight and shadow are applied to A Round Foot person Irrespective of the nambei* that may be drawn. TRAVEL BY BUS Porgiea______lb. ffic every-day make-up to create new beauty. Ammonia Parson's Household Q i. Bottle 19c N*w York— VIM (0.tV.) 84JI0 (R.T.) SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT Boston 83,33 (a W .) 84.03 (R.T.) RICE Comet Brand 3 lb. bags 23c Proiddenc*^ Meat Specials MISS PEGGY GARVIN 83.00 (O.W.) 8SJH) (B.T.) First Drawing To Be Held Saturday, June 22 at 2 P- M. Fan* equally as low to other Max Factor Make-Up Artist points. ______BEEF LIVER...... pound 18c CLASSES DAILY A-...-' FILMSl—3o Boll, Developed. PORK CHOPS (center c u t )___ pound 33c FREE: An Art and Color Complexim Analyib Pinehurst Grocery, Inc, and Your Own Color Harmongf Make Up Orart HoBom Ckedh Second Drawing ToBeHeld Thursday, June27at2P- M. CENTER HAMBURG...... pound 19c NORTH OF ARMORY AT 302 MAIN ST.DIAL 4151 TRAVEL BUREAU At Uie Center Phone 7007 SAUSAGE MEAT...... pound 19c MAX FACTOR MAKE-UP SERVICE DEPARTMENT . . MAIN FLOOR

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MAMCHJSSriCK SVlfiNING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,

vorccd wife, never bad aucb an too lonely when Carol la away, tbe Still Powerful Madam Lupeseu, King Carol’s friend and government, and generally ex- elaborate palace duiinf all tbe Klaf baa aealsned to hla Jewleb body. This protection is due. 00- In apita of tbe fact that all tbe continues to sxerclse the most po­ erclsea the functlonoof a super-cab­ cording to reports in Bucharest to -W L E M T I W r IS. GANGSTER, IMAGDALUPESCU, yeara abe waa in Buchareit. inamorata, aa a protector and com­ moat powerful political leadera in tent power In the affairs o( the inet la order that "Blbl" may not be panion, one of bia aidea. Madam Lupeseu having befriended Rumania are arraye Barktr-Ksxpis gang still at large. Some say Madam Lupescud de­ Here Are Some Examples: resistance to carcaea fatigne and Karpls, wanted for the murder of scribed by many aa tbe most power­ internal heat Think of ths tar- Dozens of fine living- room suites, r: The beautiful model Illustrated Is a good example. Yacht Chairs Sheriff a B. Kelly of West Plains, ful feminine figure In the Near East riffe punishment ths tremen­ dous shocks as wheel and tire Sturdy frame, long ball-bearing suspension, coll .■Spring Mo., as well sa the Bremer abduc­ since the days of Cleopatra, has sold WARM WEATHER FROCKS nin around at racing spesds. Be Sure to Bet with plentiful variety of styles base, six separate ciiahlons. metal arma; and water­ tion and several .-obberies, has been her magnificent home In the Ru­ GLENWOOD proof cover. Waa $21.50. Now $17.05. manian capital. It la said she de­ In Prints Ordinary tires toon wilt un­ M a a tm t labeled "Public Enemy No. 1." J. der this test, but New River- WarffkNeir Wards Lew Prieet §nd covers to please every taste, $1.19 Edgar Hoover, chief of the O.men, rided, in agreement with the King, tides stand up and *‘uk s it"! recognizes no such classification, as­ to keep entirely out of the public One-piece and Jacket Styles — Printed Chiffons — Printed OmMHnt Before You Buy many of them Kroehler gruaran- Duplex Range serting "all of these outlaws are spotlight and to live permanently In Tarm$ (2-in-l Oven) rats to us," but It la known Federal Sinaia, 7S miles north of Bucharest, Triple Sheer — Printed Crepe —- In An Assortment of Lovely Buariuteed Agiintt Any New Tires teed construction—and we’ve cut officials consider Karpls to be a the summer home of the Rumanian Garden Prints On Dark Or Pastel Grounds. Everythiug Tbit Cau Steamer Chairs royal family. She wishes in this • Ws will pay yon them all for this big selling event! shrewder and, for that rcasos. a lappen to i Tire . . . cash for your old Bakeic With Coal or Oil and Gas A splendid strong more dangerous outlaw than the way. It la said, to save the King the Also Solid Shades of Blister Sheer and Crepes—Misses’ Sizes tires. If you desire much-publicised DilUnger was. embarrassment she has caused him • curt •aLowouTS •am iiea you can further re-- 2 Piece You’ll be surprised how far your chair — all hardwood, Gang One of Largest In the past by living In the capital. -—Women’s Sizes—Sb^rt Women’s Sizes. WMciLS OUT OP u m dues Wards already heavy duck cloth. A slender, fair complexioned "old- OUiera deny that Madam Lupeseu • UNOta INPLATION • COLUOION low prices by apply­ dollars will go in furnishing a liv> Ish" young man with brown halr has sold het house, explaining that Values To $7.75 ing the cash value of London Style and blue eyes, Karpls first ran afoul her non-appearance In public Is due . . . EVERYTHING that can your eld tires on the ing room. $119.75 Chair Only .. .$1.29 All hardwood—heavy to her desire to avoid notoriety and happen to a tiro in service purchase of New (By Kroehler) of the law when ho was 17 years old. WITHOUT LIMIT as to With Footrest $1.75 duck cloth—folds away Sentenced to the Kansas State re­ to spare her royal lover undue pub­ Firtt-Quslity River­ The suite pictured is a Kroehler licity. They say that Carol recently number of months or miles I sides I flat. formatory for 10 years upon a burg­ Installed In Magda's honle In Bu­ $5-95 Formerly $75. Complete...... $2.50 lary conviction, he escaped four charest one of three magnificent deep, roomy London style, very Probably an unprecedented price for a combi­ yean later and since 1680 has kept radio-phonographs which the King police or Federal officers busy chas­ purchased from a manufacturer or impressive in appearance and ex­ nation range of Glenwood quality. Full enamel ing him for a series of drxlng depre­ super radio sets In Indiana, at a cost tremely comfortable, covered in in choice of colors, four top gas burnei-s and two dations. of $1,400 each. The Rumanian sov­ DOWNSTAIRS Two yoan ago when the wave of ereign also ‘ provided bis devoted MONTGOMERY WARO $5 9 - 5 0 durable frizette. coal covei’s, large oven easily convertible to gas kidnapings reached tti creat, tbe friend with a superb grand piano, LINEN SUITS Barkar-Karpis gang numberad from or coal and a perfect baker on any fuel. in order to relieve the tedium of THRIFT STORE 824-828 MAIN STREET Uuiversal 22 to 28 man and woman, with Kata Magda's Isolated life in her self-im­ Preahrunk — Mannish Tailoring TEL. 5161 MANCHESTER (Ma) Barker, her two sons, Arthur posed Isolation In the capital. It and Fred Barker, and Karpls the Home Sumptuous Perfect Fitting — Sizes 14 to 20 recognised leader s of the outfit Those who recently visited Barmon "Art Styled'' Dresses Electric They made their headquarters at Madam Lupescue at her home in Beautiful Prints and various times in Kansas City, Chi­ Bucharest describe the house as fit White Porcelaiu Top cago and S t Paul. Their crime trails for the Queen of Sheba. The walls Absolutely Washable $ 1 . 7 4 Every often crossed those of the Dlllinger, are covered with priceless Ooeblln $5-39 Sizes 14 to 46 Verna Miller and "Machine Oun” tapestries and masterpieces of ABC Washers Refrigerators Kelly gangs but their operations painting, while tbe floors are laid Manchester Day Values at Breakfast Suites were not definitely linked with the with superb Oriental rugs of tbe Special! There's never anything Inferior about activities of thoss mob.'-.. "museum piece" order, and the WASH DRESSES Combines beauty with Universal products—-and the new refrigera­ Many Caught Or lUUed montleplecea and tables bristle with Dining. utility. Stalnproof porce­ tor Is no exception. Powerful rotary com- bronze and marble works of art. Sheers and Broadcloths lain top table, with sliding The famous Model 66P, the , pressor guarantees many extra years of Mott spectacular of the Barker- "STRING" COATS leaf at each side, and 4 Karpls crimes was the kidnaping of Princess Helen, the rightful Queen Sizes 14 to 46 finest \yashcr ever built. Be­ service. Quiet, economical and efficient— of Rumania and King Carol's dl- 74. solid’maple chairs (with styled right—priced right. Edward O. Bremer, St. Paul banker. In Three of the Best Styles of the Season pdnel backs—not pic­ cause of slight changes in In broad daylight on January 17, tured.) design we have a few to close 16M, after he had driven hla daugh­ Sizes 14 to 20 GIRLS' SHEER DRESSES KEMP’S Room out. ter to school. Ha waa taken In an automobile to a hideout where he Shirts and Shorts Organdies anil Lawns g Free Equipment! waa held for throo weeks and then Also Piques I released after payment of 8200,000 4 for $1.00 Regular Price $119.50 $5-39 New and Pretty 4? I •\J\f M aple Lamps ransom. TOGGERY SHOP Sizes 7 to 16 Electric Light Inside Federal agents have been work­ A group of stylish boudoir or Suite ing on the COSO cteadlly and, up to Near the Center Vegetable Crisping Pan Uia recant arrest of Volney Davis, small desk lamps—a vaHety $99.50 their efforts had resulted In tbe of designs—all with shades. killing of t.hree members of the gang Double Deep Dessert 'Tray VI hs rcElitcd arrest and the convlc- other Models $54.50 Up. t';n or picas of guilty by seven oth- Reduced WITH EVERY BOX SOLD c'.s. each Six StUI Sought Ccsldes young Karpls, members C I el the gang who are being sought TERCENTENARY DAYS P for participation In the abduction JUNE Include Harry Campbell, William V.'eaver, William J. Harrison, Joseph THURS. - FRI. - SATURDAY 20 - 21 - 22 P. Moran and Mytrle Eaton. Every Bedroom We carry the full Perfection line, the most efficient and 9x12 BROADLOOM type RUGS While Federal officials have not Indicated they believe he was In­ dependable oil stove made. Try one for economical sum­ volved In the Weyerhaeuser kidnap­ mer cooking. A Triumph of Economy in a WoohRug—^^6 rich colors Suite Reduced! including Taupe, Green, Blue or Rose with deeper bor­ ing, the O-men nevertheless are Built-in Oven Rranges $49.50 up. quietly but relentlessly pressing ders. Taupe with Rose, Brown with Blue. their quest for the last of the mid­ 3-Bumer Stoves Start At $16.95. $10-90 west's ace outlaw:;. His ability to keep under cover is attributed to the Tubular Chair ff.ct that he Is less of a "show-ofl" Made by a new patented procesa perfected after year* of than ware Dlllinger and "Baby research by the famous Bigelow weavers. They're Ideal for Face" Nelson and that he ha,s e. more An extremely comfortable summer use, yet entirely correct for year 'round. The face of wholesome respect for the buslncHs- and practical summer chair each rug is 75% wool, closely packed and punched for added Special! llke methods of the Federals. . —in metal, with canvas resiliency and longer wear, . ^ ba6k and seat. Other Sizes: Rug DAUGHTER OF TOSCANINI • Buy Pure Silk For Economy. ..$1.29 6x9 ...... $6..50 9x15 ...$1.5.90 Cushions OF NOTED PIANIST In the good young Summer time you need only $ 5 . 9 5 ..$2.19 7-6x9 ...... $7.90 9x18 ...$18.90 so many clothes . . . and your fashion .. .$3.25 8-3x10-6 .. .$9.90 MR8. VL.4DLMIR HOROWITZ reputation won’t let you be seen in the CHENEY $ Mrs. Horowlts was Wends Tos- . same thing too often I But there’s no need 5-95 eanl.nl before her marriege a little to be perplexed when fabrics such as these Size 9x12 lera than 2 years ago... .she resem­ CRAVATS bles her father In his darker moods are moderately priced. 1 1 Pieces Complete Bedroom! Reg. $7.95 Value ....striking, with white skin and Steel Base Bridge Lamp dark brows,.. .she Is very energetic, Evendihing Not just the suite alone—but everything W^affled Top, Hair not remarkably social In the usual • Silk Prints to make the room complete—11 pieces in Innerspring Mattress Cushion of excellent senze, deeply Interested In her hus­ sturdy steel base—hobnail oil pot Included all. quality, reinforced band's career as one of the greatest • Summer Sport Crepes —smartly decorated shades. A living pianists, Interested in clothes with jute burlap cen­ handy lamp to have around. Get Poster Bed—Chest of Drawers Special! ter — moth proofed os W'cll,...she Is R good friend of • Striped Washable Silks $2.35 a couple. her husband's old cronies. Gregory — Dressing Table — Mirror — with neatly taped Flatlgorsky and Nathan Mllsteln... edges. she Is youngest of the three Tos­ REDUCED PRICES ON ALL Spring—Mattress—Pair of Pil­ $ canini children, in htr late twenties lows—Bed Spread—Two 27x54 12.95 Takes the Shock and ....probably due to her Influence DRESS SILKS 5 4 -so There are cheaper mat­ that Horowlts removed his perma­ Peg ms^Ie suite, limchem set, beetleware—for four Throw’ Rugs. Wear Off Your Rugs. nent home from Peris to Milan___ tresses, but for a good mat­ she met her buebond's father lest tress this is a real value. eummer tor the first time___he It LINGERIE Fine quality art ticking, dur­ on engineer in Ruscit, and got spe­ able Inner unit. We sell it cial permission from the Soviets for only regularly at $17.95. the trip ... .the Hordwttzes have one SILKS For design Child, Bonlo. Pure Dye Crepes enthusiasts Your Kitchen Covered and Soft Satins for $27-50 Poster i Thought •Gowns Beds with Gold-Seal 4 •Pajamaa If you like your Neck- Table and four chairs—all y« tev* beard that it hath been •Chemises wear to fairly sparkle pegged maple—nine-piece Congoleum •aid. Then eholt iovs thy neighbor, luncheon set in green and $7.50 aad has* Odne enomy. — S t Mat- • Daiuettes with gay though not Nm w SiSS. white crash—22-piece bee- Full sizes or twins— •Step-Ins giddy patterns.. .you’ll tleware set—all for the low maple, walnut or ma­ It If human nature to hats him hogany finfiah. t price of $27.50. A real $88 $14.95 Whom you have Inlursd.—Tseitua. All the New Colors. buy these Ties by sixes. , value. Booed. on average olze kit­ Special Prices. / j^(J chen of $0 yds. Extra yard­ eroRM TAcnos Better Act Quickly 1 age in proportion. •UphoDfvUlf, Tts.—When there's a tornado eoming, the idoa it to Laid Over Felt Lining Vssfpm ■* CHENEY HALL SALESRCX)M —Installation All Includ­ . is . L Migw MW a twUtor bearing ed. 4f«M OB bis turn*. bundM Um torn- lor aadfpadout of Rerhnants and Imperfects Hartford Road K E M PS, IN C Fine Mlectlon of patten» available. Moke* a bright, attroe- dfMroyod, but the I Mve Idtcbea for a very email price. Established 1922 Fnmftnre and Music Tel. SS80 PAGB r o u it MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIAlfCHEaTBR, OONHw MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ PAGE m |i 7 that thia black-haired youngster wrho looks like a member of a col­ YOUNGEST SENATOR lege debating squad la really a Sena­ tor. Nobody has nad any more diffi­ culty about it t'lrn aWachea at the HASMINOOFOWN Capitol. One day Holt rode up in the ele­ vator reservedfor Senators. It as­ MANCHESTER cended to the third floor, back to second, down to the basement, and Risk Hik Refiset to Be back to the second again. The opera­ tor bad paid no atte.nUcn to Holt’s Staapeded; Keeps His plea to be let out. HOUSE’S TERCENTENARY When be finally bpened the door to Holt, he said, apologetically, "I FestOoGrond. couldn’t help that—those men were TERCENTENARY SALES DAYS Senators.” Strong for Labor WBahlafton. Jun* 19.—Th« Senate Holt Just grins at Incidents like deeUona OommlttM founS him th a t as ha does at the pop-eyed (ullty ot BO wono crime than youth. Washingtoniaas who had beard of AGAIN WE SAY: ‘STYLE & QUALITY AT LOW COST! So Ruah D. Holt of Weat VlrrlnU him as a flre-eatlng radical. ‘Tf radi­ Days Specials •specta to take bis oath as U. S. calism means going forward, means Senator on June 19, his 30th birth* change, then I'm a radical,” he ad­ day. mits. RTiffn j-ou combine Style and Quality with Low Cost . . then yon For live months, Holt has had. as ‘ Known as a battlrr a".alnst West have bargains. You’ll find these three features at IVatkins. More . . Virginia u t U i t i J S . Holt says "I have he puts It, "every right of a Senator j you’ll also find furniture specially created for the Conpecticut Tercen­ CLOTHING SPECIALS expect the right to get into trouble." | Just aa much regard for the stock I'.eld by widows and orphuis as Sam tenary . . furniture exclusive with Watkins! HOUSE’S Men’s and Young Men’s Suits In B>’ that he means he‘s had a well* | located Senate office; a seat In the I Insull had.” chamber, with every opportunity to i He’s for labor, and believes that , BOYS’ SUITS follow the debate: In fact, every | "a laboring man ..III we.ar out more 6 to 18 Years of Age clothes (except the e.at of -the PINCH BACK MODELS right ot a Senator except the right. $20.00 Suits, $10.00 Suits, to vote or make apeechea on the i p(uits) in a day than a coupon-clip- > N o w ...... Boor. I per down In Wall Street will do in a I "The Windsor'^ Maple Dmmg Room ...... $17.00 \\ N ow ...... $8.50 Holt hasn't wasted those five week.” 1 $22.50 Suits, $12.50 Suits, months. He's Just back from a long That’s why ho bcllevea the higher | (IIlM traM Below) Each piece of thia group la fashioned from native rock N o w ...... $19.00 N ow ...... $10.50 auto trip through 16 states, getting j wiigea obtained thronph organlxed ! maple by craftsmen steeped in the tradition of New England. You’ll find the $15.00 Suits, at Bret hand the reactlon.s of farm- j effort a: e . vent’iully n benefit to I rugged lines of thia axeluaive Watkins Tercentenary dining room follow those of Oon- Vacation Shoes For Over The 4th and All $25.00 Suits, , garage mechanic, and Industrial! biiBlncsa Itself. | necUcut’e pioneer cabinetmakers. The low buffet with its N o w ...... $21.00 N ow ...... $12.50 worker as he talked to them on > "Every merchant and mine own-' wrought iron hlngea and wooden door stops is typical. The Summer. WHITE, PLAIN or TRIMMED. $30.00 Suits, $18.00 Suits, Street comers and in fleld.s. I ei in southern Weat Virginia has | other pieces have been designed in a similar sturdy fashion. Now ...... N ow ...... $14.50 He believes legislator.i should go profited by the fact that the tTnIted . Extension table, buffet arm chair and jthree side chairs. $25.00 $20.00 Suits, cut among the people and find out | Mine Workers n-tvo succeeded In' $35.00 Suits, N ow ...... what's happening rather than wait- > raising wages to -lecent Icvcla down N o w ...... $16.50 Ing for the people to come down to! there," Holt puts It...... $28.00 $22.50 Suits, Washington and tell him. | Flays Liberty League 6 Pieces $129 N ow ...... $18.50 3tall Is Enormous Communism? 'Tin not a Com-; Men’s and Young Men’s Blue and Oxford Suits Are Excepted Holt's office m .*!!! has outrun that muntst, and Have no use for them,” i ot many a veterwi Senator, and he says Holt. "The Liberty League Is a has kept at work extra clerks wrhom greater menace to the country than | Misses’ Smoked Elk PLAIN BACK SUITS be paid out of Ilia own pocket, bc- all the Communlata put together.! Young Mai’s SPORT COATS couse he needed more help than the Thla country Is going forward with j regular allowance for secretarial the liberals and progressives.” | Fancy White Hid ...... $17.50 In Tan and Grey Checks and Pailn Colors hire would permit. Washington has found in its Punched 4|U 1 A withOxford moccasin toe. leather $2*69 $22.50 Suits, 1 O C A Some of the letters contain pro­ youngest Senator tn SO years, a man sole. Sizes I2i/| to L N o w ...... ^ i ^ . U U posals of marriage, as the youngest bom alnco veterans like Senator $2.5.00 Suits, ^ 0 1 C l S $12.50 Coats now Senator Is unman-ed and hence very Norris entererl Congress, a serlona, Pumps and Ties N o w ...... 1 ,O V l $10.50 eligible. He laughs his boyish laugh but not too : NEAR BLACK SEA Bve-legged calf. i With iMithf^T soles that a M l Boys’ Linen, Crash and Khaki Moscow—(API —Plana have been 3 Pieces $ 9 8 wear. Men’s and Y’oung Men’s Holt isn’t Impressed. He likes 10% OFF KNICKERS AND SHORTS people, likes to get about, likea to made for a ".Soviet Hollywood " near Sukhum on the eastern shore of the (IlluRtratcrl Abovai The simple, sturdy linen of this furniture U play a little poker. So hr goes to lota chaxactert.stK! of the Hist cnd<*«vors of Connorticut cabinctmekers. Work and Dress Trousers 6 to 18 Years ef Age. of Uie partic.s. ' Black sen, where suh-trnpleal low­ White Flannel, Plain Flan­ lands. forests, rivers and snow­ Each piece ban been built of native rock maple. The design is de­ V "But it's about like it was In the capped mountains furnish Ideal set­ cidedly out-of-the-ordlnary . . and exclusive witli Watkins BrotherJ for the Tercen­ nel and Fancy Worsted state legislature at Charleston," he tings. tenary celebration. Four-drawer bvacket-foot chest with mirror, ftiU or single slse bed, grins. "A little slicker, maybe. The Most of the growing soviet film and a choice of the high chest of drawers or the dressing table with mirror, as pictured. best way to do is go to their parties, Industry, will be concentrated In the An Odd lo t of Children’s Trousers 10% OFF 10% OFF and then vote aa you please. As soon new center. aa they And they can't use you, they'll drop you.” All Cotton and Whipcord Boys’ Woolen Knickers Voung Sister ills Hostess Kali-sten-iks $ 2 This social end Is supervised by 3 Piece Colonial Bedroom $59 *7 5 Low Shoes. Sizes S'A to 7. 2 PIECE HOT WEATHER SUITS Slacks S to 18 Years of Age. Holt’i slater Jane, who Is 21 and Just Neckwear $15.00 Genuine Palm Beach Suits. out of college herself. She’s the 35c - 55c - 85c Smart pieces of solid maple with N ow ...... youngest official hoateea In Wash­ -finely finished while-oak Interiors! » $13.00 ington. TOGGERY SHOP ' Bnu;ket foot dresser ha-sc with mir­ White Linen Pumps Children’s and Misses’ White Kid Washington has had some dlffl* \e«ir fhe t ’enler ror, low nigrim type bod, and choice $16.50 Palma Cloth Suits, 10% OFF 10% OFF eulty in adjusting Itself to the Idea of high chest or dressing table. and Ties oq N ow ...... ;.... (Ritlit) Beautiful Dun­ That are cool and inexpen-gD S 1 Strap Pumps $ 14.00 Men’s and Boys’ Khaki All Men’s and Boys’ can Phyfa Occaaional alvc, with good leather eolee. $18.00 Palma Cloth Suits, Table of eolld mahog­ Raincoats. any. Made by Grand N ow ...... Pants ityle Raplda CTaftsmen. $ 1 2 * 5 0 $ 15.00 Special Values From CampbelVs at a Large . . 28-Inch top $ 1 .2 9 standing 30 inches Smoked and White Elk For Manchester Tercentenary $6*95 JPrice, high. $22.30 value. $2-00 Children’s and Misses’ FURNISHINGS SPECIALS Sales Days Like Sandals. White Elk Sandals An Odd Lot of Thurs., Fri., Sat., June 20-21-22 White 1-Strap Pumps, Black and White a n d ^ 4 Neckwear Brown and White Specta- V 1 | | f | $ 1 .3 9 tor Pumps, Brown and S ' 1 e W W'hite Low Heel Oxfords Auto Sponges With Leather Solee. Spedals Children's and Misses' Large Sire. Special...... Choose from s half dozen new. col­ (I.eft) Occaaional 25c Plain Color Hose, orful chintzes. The- ruffled valance Qiaira are not only 2 5 c gives this chair s Colonial touch handy but deeorativs. White Linen Sandals 5 p a ir...... $1.00 $1.00 T ies...... 85c in 95 value. Thia model comes is SHIRT green, brown, or rust with Crepe Soles 35c Fancy Color Hose, 55c T ies...... 39c tapestry covers. $7.50 4 pair ...... $1.00 value. 35c T ies...... 29c SPECIALS Duco No.7 Polish $5*95 50c Fancy Color Hose, ^ 1 A A 3 p a ir...... $ 1 . U U 1 Lot White and Fancy Shine Up Your Car Now! 89c Special ...... Young Men’s All White Boys’ 25c Golf Hose, $1 00 Collar Attached Shirts London Club Croup 2 P c $ 7 9 (Right) Every home Underwear Polo without the conveni­ BUCK OXFORDS < h O Q Q Boys’ 35c and 50c Golf Hose, Values to $2.00 Comfort and smartness for your living room at a big savingl Thia ence of a coffee table Plain toe and ^vlng tip. Also^p Universal A. C. Oil Filters, Special ... $1.95 suite, with full length davenport and matching chair, has been reduced should take advantage a few pairs ot black and ■■■ Specials 4 p a ir...... $i!oo from $129.00 while the quantity on hand lasts. CSiolce of brown or green of thia value. Similar $5.95 white Oxfords. plain tapestry with moss-trimmed seat cushions. to sketch with big Shirt Radiator Cleaner...... 35c 18x26-tnch top. Solid 65c Arrow Shirts and mahogany. $8.75 value. Shorts 20% OFF ALL Now $ 1 .2 5 Small Handy Can of Oil ...... 19c Mena' Black and Brown Specials Plain 9x12 Rugs $9*95 $1.00 PAJAMAS 1 Lot Collar Attached 2-Gallon Cana of . Sensational, new Bigelow Ruga ts all the Oxfords $2r®® $1.25 Polo Shirts___...... $1.00 popular plain colors with darker borders . . Boys’ W W ^'g^^ ' 50c Shirts and Shorts or contrasting colors. Fdted punched Breakfast Sets $15*75 $1.00 Polo Shirts...... 79c and Neckband PENNSYLVANIA wool. Excellent for bedrooms and cot­ 20% OFF ALL tages. You'll like thia quaint little group for It ia made of Colo- ray: $ 1 . 0 0 75c Polo Shirts...... 59c nlol maple, A drop-leaf table and four braeed-back Windsor Men’s Brown Elk SHIRTS MOTOR OIL type ebairs are included in each set. $25.00 value. SNEAKERS 88^ BATHROBES $2.00 Polo Shirts .»...... $1.59 35c Shirts and Shorts Values to $2.50 ^ KQ (Left) XTaa thU new lounge chair to mod- MoccasinstVitb Crepe Soles. $ * 2 * 4 9 NOW, living room. ■ Low. deep . . Men’s, Boys’ and Youths’ 4 for . Porch Gliders $12*95 with choice of figured or plaid green and rust covers. $1.00 STRAW HAT SPECIAL $29.75 valiia HARTFORD “77" Now Tour porch or lavm needs this full length glider . . to bring 65c Rayon Shirts and ALL PANAMA HATS $2.50 $1.00 you comfort this Summer. Choose from striped or florsi flmired Boys’ All White Buck BROWN KEDS BATTERIES painted ducks. Collapsible green metal frames. Shorts ALL TOYO HATS $1.00 Ranges for Philgas, $69*50 Oxfords $2*®® ra?:$i.oo $ 4 * 9 9 You may be mtlas away from the gas mains but you 88c ALL LEGHORNETTES $1.00 can atUl enjoy the convenience, economy and cleanli- 10% OFF nsM of gaa! The Bengal Gas Rang* u daaigned (at no 20% Off All Sennett Hats Steamer Chairs 8 9 c extra coat) to use Philgas! Modimi, fiat top model Boys’ Black and White An Odd Lot of Children’s and Youths’ in ivory and green porcelain finish with insulated and 10% OFF 10% Off All Felt Hats All A new "low " for these light, comfortable chalre. Smart. te<». hent regulated oven. LUBRICATION ...... OOC In their gaily striped ducks. Fold compactly for carrying. Sport Oxfords $2*^ ^ SNEAKERS All 49^ SWEATERS WE ISSUE GREEN DISCOUNT STAMPS ARROW SHIRTS OPEN THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVWINCS UNTR 9 O'aOOC $17.95 Porch Rockers S | .49 ■ W ‘., CAMPBELL'S This drop-leaf Duncan Phyfe table la often used 10% OFF side rockers with cane seata and slat in llvlng-dlnlng roonu, or as the major table of i/inv 1 l.f , backs. Just the size for sewing. Green or the living room. Top measures 38x44 H inches 10% OFF hrown finlahea. $1.79 value. with laayet up. Mahogany veneered. $25.00 C£H0USf‘^S0N FILLING STATION WATKINS BROTHERS niu.'' All Cor.BUaStsndMidi^l^ Manchester value. CLHOUSC-^SOM All 1 INC. PhoM 4129 at MANCHESTER, CONN IN<. BILLFOLDS 1-I Trunkfii UAI^CnESTEll ETTENTNO HERALD, IIANCHIESTER, CUNir« MANCHESTER EVENfNd HlRALD. MANCHESTER. CONN* the clubs of Pall Alali: ' Vuey say touched with silver, and hm four deeoratetV by the Belgrade govora- Barthou were shot, also was deco­ WME AND MARINA the Duchess . . . In Sepumber . . . ” poster bed Is shrouded In muslin. m ent Policeman Ccisstin Ooly, rated by Tugoslavla He previously to r tfaraia, reoeivara. tnia- Nursery Bfyatei^ Long glass panels, lit by concealed wounded In the wild shooting after had received the Legion of Honor and atteniaya. Tba manlfaat London newspapers, in contrast lights In the floor, alternate 'aitn the monarch and Foreign Minister from France. FRADIN'S' HITS HI(» COST purpoaa ef tha taeent amandmanta ADDING A NURSERY to the outright methods- of some panels of white pickled w-alnut. to tha National Bankruptcy Act Amerloan columnists, put the whis­ Leading from the bedroom Is a to provlda for the liquidation per In ink with the subtle announce­ modem bathroom, of black marble OF (»1NG BROKEof Indabtednaaa upon a compro- ^iwrip* t « 7 ■ New Rtturtl ment: "It Is understood the Duchess and black glass, with the shower Out Of The Ordinary Values mlae baste and re-establishment ChOd May Soon Arrire at Is shortly to curtail her social en­ and fittings .of silver and curtains or reorgxnteatton of debtors at the Kents. gagements.” of waterproofed satin. On the black Special for moderate coats through use of the The location of the nursery Is still glass Walls fantastic patterns are FOR ; judicial machinery of the federal liODdoB—(AP) — The advent ol a myrstcry. The first two floors of traced In sliver. Big Budmiptcjr ud Recgjr- eourter - Judgf MartiiL told, from A MW royal child, if gonip’a busy the house of Kent arc fully occu­ Manchester Tercentenary the bench. teagua Is true, wtU toon anllven the pied by the duke and duchess them­ KlNO'fi ODARDfi HONORED Manchester Tercentenary Sales Day: erthip Feet Are Target of A few daya later one of the iKusahold of the Duke and Duchess selves, while the third floor Is given big tacelvershlpc'' came before of Kent at No. 8 MeTave Square. over to guest rooms. Somewhere Marceille, Franca— (API — The j him—when attorneys for the re­ No provision for a ''blessed event" above, unless the present floor plan chauffeur and footman of the car! Sales Days Tennesiee JnritL ceiver of the Turley Mortgage Co. was made In the flve-etory regency is altered, rooms will have to be In which King Alexander of Yugo-1 presented n petition to approve bouse when the Duke and his bride, transformed Into a nursery for the slavia was assassinated have been Random the settlement ef a $45,000 claim From Ward's For Manchester Tereentenai^ Sales Days the former Princess Marina of first child of the royal couple. June 20— 21—22 at SU/AMER ~ llamphU. June 19.—Butlnaas man of tha Turley company against the Oreeoc, returned from their honey­ Dochees’ Solte Beautiful tho nation ovor have boon fretting First National Mnk for $1,500. moon voyage last April. The most beautiful rooms In the ‘ under n growing reoelverthlp rack­ The claim waa termed "doubt­ Then suddenly carpenters ap­ house comprise the duchess' bed- | Specials et operating with the virtual pro- ful.” peared. They vanished-ivlthtn, an­ room suite. The painted walls ofi Work Dungarees DRESSES tecUon of the courts. eXMta Balaaeed Oolleotlonc nouncing with an almost Impercepti­ white have been hung with silver ' KEMP’S, INC. But West Tennessee's new feder­ A preliminary report showed: ble wink that they were going to curtains. The wide French windows. ! 99c 4 om ’Round OollecUoas by receiver, $22,- leading to a be-flowered balcony, I al Judge, John D. Martin, has struck build a studio for the Duchess to at lucraUve fees in bankruptetea 011.89; fees and expenses of re­ continue her painting. But the sound are heavily draped with quilted sil­ TOGGERY SHOP The Store ceiver and attorneys. $22,011.80; Near the Center and receiverships In Memphis and of their hammers found an echo In ver satin. Bed cover and draperies $ 3 - 8 9 $ 5 - 8 9 announced hia determlnaUon to still due receiver, $6,500; paid to the drawing-rooms of Mayfair and match. The furniture Is white Coolie Coats wipe out the evil. The beneflta of creditors—nothing. of imported silk pongee his new deal Iw insolvency eases al Report of the attorneys showed Two For Two For rsady are b e l^ felt. the receiver had been placed on a with flowered ^ f A few weeks ago afien Judge $250 a month boats by a former Ixirder...... $ X e \ / i / Martin took the bench and began Judge. The court dented the pe­ to talk about "moderate feet” for tition and ordered the receiver $11 .00 $7 .00 referees, trustees and attorneys In and attorneys Into court to show IMPORTANT SHOE VALUES Corselettes bankruptcies, old-timers leaned why the receivership should not WiUi summer waather bar*]y at back and remarked that It was be terminated Immediately. Regular $1.98 models in "My determined purpose In all FOR MANCHESTER TERCENTENARY SALES DAYS hand yet Uiete two price groupa discontinued styles. Sizes "a pretty speech." offer you most unuaual values in Sxhorbitant fees In bamkruptcles eases over which 1 have Jurisdic­ dreaaea. PaatcU, Caitffons, Prints, to and receiverships In Memphis bad tion la to enforce my Interpreta­ Tub 8Uka and line Unens. Sizes 48 ...... $ 1.00 been common pracUcc for years tion of the law and protect the in­ Thursday— Friday—Saturday 11 to 52 in both price groups. and actually were becoming some­ terest of creditors and debtora thing of a recognized racket. But aM nst exborbltant costs," Judge Tub Frocks tba acUons of Judge MarUn on Martin said. Sizes to 52. Fast color the bench during the past few The very next day a petition was weeks in slashing fees, ordering filed for reorganisation of the Arm- prints and plaids. Q Q rsceivershlps terminated, and en­ atrong Furniture Co., an old estab­ Newest styles ... O O C couraging receiverships without lished firm. Five trustees, who Endicott-Johnson Shoes a g r^ to serve without pay, were State-Theater Building fees, has convinced the most skep­ Manchester 749 Main Street Organdie Dresses tical that the new federal Judge named to handle the affairs of the means business. company. The petition was grant­ for girls, sizes 7 to 14. Seeks to Oooaerva Asoeto ed to forestall amall eradltora who were about to force the company PleoM Bold Separately Dainty styles of permanent "It will jbe the unswerving pol M Desiredt Men's Fine Shoes ley of this court In all Insolvency Into Involuntary bankruptcy pro- $5 Down, $8 Monthly proceedings that the aatate be ad­ csedtnga. Four of the trustee# are Fine Cnnrtng Charge .... $ 1 . 0 0 ministered and assets constrved creditors and one an official of the for tho benefit of the creditors and firm. Judge MarUn pralaed the ae- 3-Pe. Bed Outfit Folding Lawn or Porch Chair. Made of eoHd hardwood ^ Silk SUps In the Interest of debtora In re 3-Pieee Suite $2.98 organization,” came an utterance Uon of creditors la seeking to con­ Ward Quality From A Famous in natural finish—double back stretchers of hardwood- with 22-inch double panel from Judge Martin on the bench serve the assets of the firm and Any 3 Pieces durable striped canvas seat. A most comfortaUe and of pure at Jackson, Tenn. offering to serve without pay. He Factory A pretty speech It was, all hopes this will be a model case practical chair. Will last many years. Ideal for porch, silk for similar actions hereafter. No "Extra Costs” at Wards! Save! Buy complete outfit—save more! All metal lawn or cottage use. The best l alue you will find during $1.00 agreed, hut the Judge was lead' Windsor bed. Comfortable 90-coil single-deck $ 1.98 1935. ing up to an Important ruling. Direct from factory to Wards! You pay ho in- TODNO WOMAN Bpring; 45-pound cotton mattrees. Silk Hose He had before him a petition between costs. 8 big pieces in two-tone walnut $8.M DOWN, $a.M MONTHLY 22 Styles For Men from attorney for an $800 fee DANISH JTTDOB SmaU Carrying (ffuurgo •Black »White Perfect Quality Holeproof, for passing on the validity of a re­ finish, hand-rubbed. A Ward value. •Brown Of All Ages regular $1.00 pair— organisation case Involving the Copiopenhagen—(AF)—For the sec- ►Tu-Tone Elk Oorella Hose, regular 69c town of Martin. end, time‘ in history the Danish mln- Big 10-Loaf Oven on KEMP’S, INC. pair. Special, He allowed no fee at all—and istry of justice has appointed a wo- I rejected the petition. He held man Judge, placing Miss Karen ■III, FURNITURE AND MUSIC Summer that he„ would not allow a fee for Johnson, aged only 35, In charge ot FT" This Kerosene Range! WHITES! WHITES!! WHITES!!! 55c'" 2 '"$1. attorneys passing on the validity the ninth chamber of criminal cases of something tranwwted in his in tho city courts here. Hiss John- It Has Ruft'-Realsting Aluminiaed Lining and HATS Terry Cloth Slacks court. aen holds the gold medal of Copen­ i n Accurate OvMi Heat Indkaterl Heats Etwnlyl In Every Wanted Style . . . Pumpa - Ties - Straps Judge Martin came home and hagen university for an essay on | Linen Suits White and Pastels Maize, Navy, Brown, Sizes (^eara court at Memphis. ju d ic a l questions. A case came before him where IC N M raRE! Same big oven aa on our high prlcad rangoal 14n«n is more popular the referee was asking $18 for re NAZIS HTT ou’U need Rayon Taffeta $1.19 ea. Circulating Library In Manchester t l O T ’ s theae dreMM« moet for Slips. All colors. $6.00 DOWN Extra Quality Twin Studio Couch Candlenick Yard ...... 25c 39c Sash Curtains AH the Ldtest Popular Fiction FIRST At This Store. $5.00 MONTHLY Bed Spreads 29c pr. Diseontinned Library Books...... 3 for 50e New Balloon Tire Bikes! Small Carrying Charge Fine large twin studio, in A-1 cov­ $1.77 Dainty Dot ering, Quality construction—stur­ HOSIERY WHITE GOODS SALE Get a Copy ol the Connecticut Tercentenary Guide Map SdVd Now—At This Sale Price! HOSIERY dy, comfortable, made to give years Regular SBc. Service and Chiffon 29c Organdie, 29o Broadcloth. and Guide Book. ^ f A A Get 100% Reserve Power $ 2 9 - 5 0 SPECIAL SALE 26c I.Awn, a TwcMitonary Daya Hpaelata of service. Three large pillows. Yard ...... 1 « 7 C Both f o r ...... $ X a U U Big, eaay-riding balloon tiraa. Ex- EfTHEB MODEL Studio opens easily. This is the On “Monument Mills” 5 9 c ”" Tlw map ef Um state to one ef the fineat ever pobltohed. tf! atrong double-bar framati Regular Price Colonial Bed Spreads 5.65 Cu. Ft. Capaelty Regular 69c...... 55c $39.50 best value ever offered in studios. Women’! model blue and white | Act quickly. Sntrite Hose We maintain a complete Optical Department. Pre­ enemaled, men’s ie rad and white.'s 2 6 * o« W«H-Bullty Low-Pricffd Mower T tt pay 1m 8 than tho price ef meot 4 ft. nfrig- Join Our Blanket Club eretoral Wirde atamlerd quality, 8 frogeiiig Regular 89c ______75c First Quality. scriptions fined, frames from $2.00 and up, frames re­ Steinleii ateel mudfuarjj^r Chro- ^ Down, $8 M.nthly Nate the featnreal Fnnr keen ent- -SPECIAL 50c Down. 50c Week. P a ir ...... 98c paired. School microscopes, colored glasses, magnifying nuum-plated fittinga. Thii price gman carrying ting bladaai aaoFwnnidag 8-ia apeeda, poratlAin interior, chrome hardware, 11 Regular 95c ...... 85c glasses. during tale only I Chavfs whaalai aalf adjnating M bearhigt. $5.»s aq. ft. ahelf area. Sea iti Sara op te IMt Good quality innerspring mattress, Many Other Specials Will Be Placed On Sale That Are N oflJstcd Here. made with buttons. Real comfort Special! guaranteed. Worth $18.50. $12-50 Chevy Oiase Boxed Writing Paper___29c SILK SLIPS (All Sizes Available) THE TEXTILE STORE Rubber-Tired Mobver Stick-On Soles HMaandllMl Winter King 849 MAIN STREET Rubinow building MANCHESTER MONTGOMEEY« The $ 11-90 1 0 « $7*9S sar Batteries 1.65 n v e kaas bladaai Balt bear, Tough. loag-arMring nb h o rl KEMP’S, INC. laa roUar and wheeUI X,oclte wnm WARD Dewey-Richman Co. 08 cottar bart gavtl O L D O m FURNITURE AND MUSIC Her^dJitioei^ — ^ 0 jt. Jewelers • Stationers • Opticians ■ in ■ UAIfCRl^rBK EVUMING HBSALD, MAMGBtSTEB, OOXilf«

or all of which might set off earth­ Licotioe la uoad la fire egtla- quakes. gulahers; it coBtatna a oaponln, or PO U naA N S PROBE Seismographs show ripples in the froth-proouciag subetanoe, which earth’s surface when storms ap­ smothers tha fin. proach. ’The Waves are ascribed to The anstoerat o f fohrk PUBLIC SENTIMENT the heavier weight of air in one spot depressing the earth’s surface in a footwear coolness its Weldon dimple perhaps the size of several states. BrownM footwear.... Ma.ichester Tercentenary Davs Soecials Cities Move To and Fro. T rU B&Hoob Soaien Opens Ehctra high tides piling up on coasts send out similar land ripples. London and Washington move to as Different Parties Deter­ and fro, toward and away from each 707 Main Street Johnson Block hox.caia ao dear (?) to the bcaru : other about 60 feet dally. At least mine Way Wind Blows. this Is the testimony of radio time signals. A stake set upright In the earth can be shown by astrono­ Regular $4.98 beoM fm aummer raUwr.y campers. mical measurements to move north ***i!WUr a 35 WaaMnifton, June 19. — Current and south. political happeninpi can be ob- A tide in the solid earth moving to aerved witb clear perspective if It around with the pull of the moon is remerobeiW' that this is a session has been proven many times. The forces which cause the earth­ $ Only Mx iefL" got the Idea from the war or from for trial balloons. quakes lie underground. But the 1.95 ttre EMgliah, who have .a similar Idea In all political camps the prime "triggers’’ which set them off when 1 Navy Blue Swagger Suit, regular In practice, but at any rate the objective of the next six months will the strain becomes great are almost A Jar of Contoure Cream freight care are now being turned be to test out popular opinion. The surely these earth surface waves. 110.98, size 18, a t...... 16.98 out as luxurious “hobo wagons." Nevertheless there Is a path, well ^ Will Be Given Free White linen Suits, sizes 14-20, reg* Amsrlean sxdoughboye would favorite way of doing that Is to nevsr rscngnlss thstr old friends. By DRY CLEANING throw out from various angles a verified, where the big quakes occur. ular $3.98, a t ...... $2.98 with comfy box seats plentiful assortment of suggestions The Earthquake Belt. the time the company gots through ’This is a belt extending on both (Value f 1.26) to each one making an appointment during Regular $2.50 Linen Suits at $1.98 with them then isn’t even a horsey and Ideas, and see what happens to We have a large selection of Cot­ them. f.ides of the equator nearly to the Manchester Days for a Permanent Wave. This includes smeU left. That is why it Is especially haz­ frigid zones. Within It lies a appointments made during these days for June and July, ton Dresses reduced from $1.2.’> Thesr're white-washed outside and PRICES ardous Just now to Jump to conclu­ streak serpentined like a snake big and $1.00 to ...... g9c fitted Inalde like a house-boat. Each Ftn« galvanlaafl wire A guaranteed rubber sions about the real intentions of enough to encircle the earth. Sizes 14-52. cor has six beds, a gas stove, s sink, screens that will keep hose by Firestone that any political group. His head lies flat along the Med­ bedding, chairs and a table. out mosquitoes. Large does double the length iterranean, a coil drops deep Into Hotel Sheridan Building: Closing out one lot of Spring P lain else. Fitted with lock. To say that some given action to­ TIm pump While traveling a whole car costs of duty! Corrugated Africa, his body dlsapi^ars beneath Dresses, regular $4.98 and $5.98. the price of three full third-class A big value at 44c I nibber. 50-foot length. day forecasts this or that for 1936 is In wHiit, aHo with wKiit merely to Indulge in guessing. the earth to emerge Just east of the a t ...... $2.98 fares. Standing still they coat about Garments Every politician knows that many section of India now stricken. vamp and brown or blue Phone 5009 Cotton Blouses, regularly $1.00, $1.30 a day. of the dowers which blpom so pro­ Thence It loops down through the quirtaf. Th« lit tf iht a t ...... 75c By stating prospective itmerarles fusely In the summer and fall of a | Malays then bends north to Alaska cemtt in whitt when renting the cars, vacationlsta Cleaned •M ade of hardn-ood with highly varnished pre-presldcntial year will be ml.ising and afterward south along the west Clearance of all Spring Hats or even permanent hobos, can ba finish. from the garden entirety when coasts of the two Americas until a t ...... 25c and 50c each sure of gas and water being turned • Attractive five color painted driU. the tall ends a few hundred miles A nd spring comes again. New White Hats reduced from on whenever the car cornea to a sta­ • Large, roomy, comfortable chair com­ Nest-Egg DiiTlrultles. north of Cape Horn. tion. This streak is the area of “fre­ $1.50 t o ...... $1.00 plete with arm rests, r.inopy and foot The Sprlngfleid conference of re­ ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD—IT PAYS Clompany rules forbid the use of rest (28 Inches long. I publicans has stated some general quent violent earthquakes." Out- the super-elegant freight cars as Pressed .sldc the serpentine quakes are less •N ew deluxe short fold box seat—rein­ principles on' which It thinks the stables and the first users of the forcement makes it more comfortable. party could win next year. frequent. But they can occur any­ refurbished “40 and 8“ were a group But no one should suppose It has where within the belt that blankets Flannel Slacks of boy scouts. C A LLE D F O R and DELIVERED DIAL 7100 committed the party to those prin­ both torrid and temperate zones. Hardwood Folding ciples. It was a sectional confer­ R O W N ^ - $3.95 ence only. The gfeatest pains were Since the time of Adam» the HER SKILL AS A COOK Special Low Prices Also On Fancy and White Garments— taken to keep It ''unofficial.’’ There SHOE STORE TOGGERY" SHOP enrlh has moved along through Near the Center and on all other classes of work. $6.95 Beach Chairs Yacht Chairs were party factions even In the mid­ space about 22A.OOO,000.000 miles $ 1.00 west which either refused or failed from where it waa at that time. LED HER TO THE ALTAR PREPARE NOW FOR HOLIDAYS AND VACATIONS Extra large stu gal- A high grads, ball- to participate. | vanized garbage pLis bearlpg lawn mower Finally, and most Important of all i G L E N N E Y ’S BY HAVING YOUR ENTIRE WARDROBE CLEANED. witb locking covers. made by ’Townsend. from the standpoint of practical} MBS. HUEY P. LONG. Her skill In cake making started OH or 7-gallon sizes. ICxtra high wheel; 14- politics. It remains to be developed ' „tha romance that led Rose McCkin- SPECIAL—31.00! Inch cutter. A dandy whether effective flnanclal backing mower at $6.95! can be mustered for a party movi ■ 'nell to the altar witb a youthful ment of this character. baking powder salesman destined to It Is no secret that the present SHOP IN MANCHESTER Lead The Way With These Values bs known throughout the land as U. S. CLEANERS & DYERS Hardwood chair Folding type of republican organization is having Senator Huey P. Long, Louisiana’s with strong seat and chair. Hardwood great difficulty getting together “Kingfish." Back in 1913, the arms. Adjustable to construction with even a campaign nest-egg for 1936. gangling youngster of 19 came to 836 AVMN STREET FOUR POSmONS. painted stripe duck if the "Springfield Idea” is not more Shreveport and held a cake baking seat and baick rest. FO/? THESi: VALUES For Manchester Tercentenary contest as a stimulus for the sale For lawn or porch! fniltful of cash backing, some other t f his w ares... .Rose McConnell approach must, perforce, be tried. woo .first prize, along with Huey’s /WINCHESTER Will It be the ’’coalition’’ ap­ h e a rt... .they were married In Mem­ Hardwood proach? The answer to that ques­ phis. Tenn....Lean years foUowcd tion. too, will be decided by the trial AT BLISH HARDWARE SALES DAYS balloon process. Those who favor co^iUon—including disbanding Ihi.;! republican party entirely-- ai-'.’ Lawn Settees watching the weather vanes very During Manchester Tercentenary Sales Days anxiously, and Just now somewhat dubiously. $1.00 Can’t you Just see this The Democratic “Balloon.” SHOES SUITS OU stove oven of bright and shiny copper ’The biggest and brightest-hued sheet steel construc­ ' Manchester Tencentenary tion. 12-inch size. Has tea kettle on your 98 demcoratic balloon now afloat has stove? Chrome plated. An excellent settee for the lawn and to do with possible revision of lh>' FANS $32.50 glass door. Shop for $8.75 Values $7 .65 this value ’TOMOR­ Cenerous sise. porch. All hardwood construction. Vaiv constitution. Emerson, (iuaranteed. All Types. nlshed finish^ Large, 42-Inch senL Folda When Mr. Roooevclt spoke out as Now Is the time to liuvl GARBAGE CANS Values ROW! S' ^ Underground type. Sanitary, no flies, no flat when not In use. A MANCHES’T l^ he did at the alrcady-famous pres.s ’TERCENTENARY DAYS bargain at 88el conference, many people concluded up odors, no dogs. C!ast top for extra strength. $6.50 Values $5-45 he not only favored constitutional $2.50 S A L E S D A Y S changes, but would make that ques­ Special price due to large purchase. Reg­ $29.50 tion the paramount issue In 1936. Special! ular price $4.95. >1 O $6.00 Values $5-10 Values! Actually, he had said no such Fan Ventilators for Values thing. His words were very care­ Special Price ...... fully chosen. When a blast of op­ kitchen use . ., $7.50 at the position dcvcloperi, some of his chief $5.00 Values $4-15 Grass Rugs advisers Uoclurcd no propo.^al to $25.00 amend the constitution was cVc\i i under consideration. Later son;e GARDEN HOSE S c r een D o o r s $3.00 Values $2-55 Values other advisers, of equal rank, hint­ Bonton Woven Hone A Kiibl>rr C o .’h Manchester Plumbing & Supply Co. Special! 8 8 c ed that an amendment would be the erielirat >'J line. .All warranted. Light weight type for rear doori and heavy type panel doors fo t e only way out. ■ 25’ and AU’ IrnKlha. .All rubber Colorful stenciled designs trim these grass Some balloons are put through a t.vp*'. front. Galvanized screen wire. Our offerings are from our own stock of Hardware and $ rugs. Sise, \x 7 feet. 'These are ideal for whole scries of test before thou 25’~!i>1.49 50’ —$2.69 up, according to siz: 1.00 Keeps bread and cake summer living rooms In town or at the manipulators draw definite conclu­ and grade. Hardware Supplies. Standard items. Products made Nickel finished sand­ molat even in humid shore cottage. For porches and sunrooma. sions. In spite of nil appearances. $2.89 wich toasters that griU, weather. Two-compart­ A number of attractive designs. In spite of the present more docile Braided Type Fabric in American factories by American workmen, rather too! Handles on each ment style boxes. 14- demeanor of many administration Hose^$3.39 for 50* up. end and top. Handy for tneh size. Ivory and men In the face of the supreme than goods of unknown origin for which replacement quick luncheons! green. court’s historic pronouncement. It 1.- Window Screen Wire hardly llh.’l.v that anything finally parts and repairs can too often not be obtained. 15-pc. 'Crystal authoritative on the constitutional New Reduced Prices amendment project will be forth­ CLOTHES BLACK GALVANIZED DARK COPPER We take pride in our very complete stock of Hardware coming from the democratic high 12 Mesh command In the immediate future. 16 Mesh 16 Mesh and kindred lines, thousands of items to meet every nec­ The Left Wingers, BASKETS Lunch Sets ’The left-wing Independents are Split Oak, extra ntrong.wlth essity and the service we can and do render. perhaps the most restless balloonl- reinforced bottonio. 2 ic “• 6c “ In 50 ft, rolls In 50 ft. rolls In 50 ft. rolls ists of them all. Sizes 18” X 26 Regular $1.49. Special ,$1.00 Their wind-testing machinery Is Cut Flccca Slightly Higher. The impression that Hardware prices have advanced is home-made, and often unreliable. 21” X 31 Regular $1.89. Special .$1.25 $ ’They are subject to all sorts of emo­ wrong. Taking our stock as a whole and considering 1.69 tional alarms, and frequently are Mops and dusts at likely to publish weather Jorecaats the many new items, costs hUve not increased during the Don’t laave woolen the same time! Tri­ on very Incomplete data. Many of INSECTICIDES garments around In the angular mop for floors Colonial It-. them arc feeling quite discouraged Spray and Have Fine Crops! past year. hot weather. Store and walls. (3ood qual­ £^i • now over the prospect of developing them In one of these ity mop, complete with P; any effective third-party movement ARSENATE OF LEAD—General insect spray for all moth-proof bags. 27x long handle. Bridge next year. eating type in.sects...... ,25c lb. $1.00 Cheney Ties We have many new items of utility and labor saving 60x3 inches. P-- Tomorrow things may be e» Much Better” make "a lot more out of farming SPECIAL DINNERS det to have ‘‘a horse, a dog, a mus­ with the blinkers off, they are very 'Anybody who knews what he’s before we had all Uiese government tache or a wife." much worth your while. Whites at $1.29 talking abo\it will tell you times arc men coming around to tell ua Just For Manchenter Tercentenary Days A t The I f hts superior officers have found better with the farme than they how to do it ’’ him guilty (the verdict of the mili­ Some of them are mere sketches —like the tale o f the country swain Other Hats— 50c. have been In many ye.ar c' says %V. One Farmer ‘Onnfiised’ tary court Is still a secret) he may DAVIS HOME BAKERY who goes to propose to his ^ r l and H. Powell, typic.ii advocate of the "I don’t know more than two men either be stripped of his commission gets so embarrassed talking to brr Bankhead law who operates a ’ ten- in my community who’ll talk for the 519 Main Street Phone 8286 THE TEA ROOM or lowered several degrees on the 888 Main Street Opposite S t Jamee’e Church promotion list. tamUy that he leaves without even COTTON FROCKS speaking to her. Others— like the Special Cagle Set Preoedent. In Hair SIm .— 14 to s m Manchester’s Most Manchester’s Foremost Eating Place! pleasant little yam of the old share­ Values for Lieutenant Sebastian’s case equals Popular Bakery . . . In interest that of the famous cropper who is eaten alive by hogs TRY OUR SEA FOOD Tercentenary Days Christian (^gle, football Idol of — are aa grotesquely horrible as any­ $ 1.00 Summer Classics in Fabric and Ventilated Leather. West Point several years ago, who thing Poe ever wrote. It’s A ln ay* Freeh and You Have a Grand Selection. All o f them have a remarkable Irish Soda Bread Soft Shell Crabs - tohstem - ScaUope - Etc. Be carefree and foot happy in these cool, light­ also broke the 95tb commandment and was court m utialed as a result. strength and power, and help to con­ weight shoes. And they’re inexpensive enough to firm the ^learaheer HOSIERY Potato Bread BEER AND 5VINES Two years ago West Point adopt­ widespread suspicion that afford you a generous wardrobe. ed a rule which requires a returning Mr. Caldwell Is one Of our most gift­ Whole Wheat - Rye and White Bread cadet to sign a register saying ed and "Important” authora. 59« pair whether or not he has violated any Published by Viking, this book ■ells for $3.50. (Sliced and Unsliced) academy rules while on leave. Se­ •V Variety of Rolls and English, Irish and .Scotch bastian always signed "no." He ----- Pastries ----- has graduated and received bis sec­ Made In Manchester, Conn.! ond lieutenancy with Its $125 month­ Home Made Ijiyer and Cup Cakes. ly salary. Wedding and Birthday Cakes. Manchester Tercentenary Sales Days He married, too. I t waa quite all right. He w u a graduate. The AT ------AT ------bride was Harriet Hagman, a former IConnecticut Newstone motion picture star and Follies' girl who bad become a stage beauty on THOMAS the recommendation of Jamea Mont­ gomery Flagg, the artist. The cere­ McGlLL Jr. mony took place in a church at DIAMOND SHOE STORES Poughkeepsie, June 12, 1934. Painter and Decorator SPECIAL Last April there was an Arm y 126 Cedar St„ Manchester The Rest Gig^r Made — Day party at Governors Island. The Phone 6887 For Three Days June 20 21— 22 Sebastians attended. According Manchester’s Only Paint to Mrs. Sebastian, her husband was 5 Manufacturer MANCHESTER DAYS AT DIAMOND SHOE STORES FOR THREE DAYS. Shoe prices are go­ In a top-sergeant mood when they ing to face a terrific upheaval. We are contemplating three days of fast, furious selling. Shoe went home, and two blackened eyes UNION MADE IN A SANITARY FACTORY! and assort^ bruises were offered aa Specials prices in a terrific crash. The uncertain conditions, both economic and weather, have left us terri­ For Tercentenary Days testimony when she dbcided to talk. IMPORTED HAVANA FILLER — CONNECTICUT GROWN WRAPPERI bly overstocked. We must unload quickly and these three days will be the occasion for many Man­ She also sued for separation, receiv­ Only—Thur-s. • Fri, - Sat. chester shoppers to get such eye-opening shoe values that will not only astound but warm the ing $10 a week temporary alimony. None Made Better In Connecticut Or Elsewhere. cockle.s of the heart. Before the Fourth of .luly explosion, BING, BAM, BIFF go shoe prices. Revealed Early Marriage. She explained that when her hus­ On Sale Everywhere Throughout the State. 10 Rolls band signed In as unmarried on Sept. 30, 1933 and M ay 8, 1934, he wasn't Sunfast and Water ResistuiR of COATS-DRESSES For the Early Birds, 250 Pairs of One Lot of Women’s MEN speaking truthfiUly. She had mar­ Wall Paper White, ried him In Borough Hall, Brooklyn, For Manchester Tercentenary WOMEN’S BIXINDE, GREY SHOES Bargain June 16, 1931. Conn* Newstone Cigar Factory, Inc* Black and thrills (or Up To 60c Roll SALES DAY S— JUNE 20-21-22 The Army, not interested In the A PE L PLACE PHONE 7711 White, men as well blackened eyes but disturbed over and as women. tbc violation of the 95th Article of 18 Rolls Border Brown Men's Black War, called a court martial. The WHITE and Oxfords, all story was repeated how Lieutenant HunR On Your Walls For Only White Ox­ Sebastian, on leave to visit his fam -1 For the Early Birds. 100 Pairs of White, fords, Blael lly in Sherman, Texas, in June, 1981 GOATS SPORT OXFORDS and NOVEL'TY and White met Miss Hagman In a New York | $6.95 i WOMEN’S LEATHER Oxfords and speakeasy, where it waa said he had i Manchester Special! SHOES Two-Tones. met her previously, and married her. | HOUSE-SLIPPERS Aliases were used and a marriage j Not* all sIzM, but fair $ 1.00 contract was drawn up in Swedish Tercentenary Days 1 Quart No-Rub Floor W’ax Floor and Deck Paint aaaortment. Dig right to prevent detection. in value! at and Applicator, Cagle Forced to Reelgn. $1-95 up Xprs. Main Floor. all f o r ...... Lieutenant Sebastian contended 75c 80c Values to $3.95. $ 1 * 8 5 pair that he arrived at the opinion that H O W S T H A T ? his marriage was a sham, and that M cLELLAN'S Vefy Best Outside Paint Quirk Drying Enamels Women’s ENNA JETTICK Not a pair worth le »i than $3.00. he was still a single man. He and Main Floor. the stage beauty had lived together Shop Here for Extra Values! $2.55 LINEN SUITS Just three days under their first 75c SNEAKERS SHOES marriage. Whether or not the Army The Wheels Of Industry Special! t Snappy - Stylish In 5-RalIon cans. In Two Groups Main Floor Specials officials believe that the ^ung lieu­ As usual, you will find our For Rtiv.s Red Roof Paint Flat W all Paint Women’s New Summer Footwear in tenant broke a commandment will White Sport Oxfords, Oxford 'Ties, determine his rating, or lack o f it, assortment of everyday hi the Army. and AFTERNOON $1.30 55c $2 * 8 8 $2*95 built-up heels, Nubuck, Kids and Sebastian's famous predecesaor, In needs complete during this Values $9.00 and $6.00. Try to Hby them Calfs, .\rch-Supports included. extra-curricular matrimony, Cbrla- DRESSES Regular $4.95 Values. elsewhere for less than $5.00 and' $6.00. Uan (Jagle, had been married two years before West Point discovered .pTercentenary celebration— 200 New Thi» i* ln »or than wholcuaie cost. Main Floor. pair it. On August 25, 1928, be and Latest Patterns and Colors $ 1.85 Marion Munford Halle; an aubum- with many extra special val­ halred school teacher from New The Domestic Appliances SUMMER Roads, La., were married. At that time there was no register to sign, ues to attract you. HATS BARGAIN BASEMENT SPECIALS admitting or denying acquisitions ^ ^ C each o f horses, dogs, mustaches or wives MAGNELL DRUG Co. Misses’ and Children's One Lot of Boys' 1095 Main Street Manchester, Conn. while-on leave. Shop McLellan^s Men’s Nubuck Whites, Cagle became an army football Of The Modem Home SANDAI.^ OXFORDS Genuine Black Calf­ idol. Professionals wanted him. The battling red-head was captain All Sizes. Blacks, Whites, Tans First! skin and Brown Calf­ of the 1929 team. His marriage Ijirge and Small Head Sl»>«. and Comhlnatlnmi skin ■“ j was two years old when West Point discovered It. Cagle, eager to be­ MEN’S SPECIAL VALVE! RAYON PANTIES Fresh, Tasty NEW come a bigbly-paid football coach Wash Ties Jlsny Dlffprrnt Styles after graduation, was tied to the To Pick From CANDIES Sport Oxfords, Straps, Elks, Patent Leath­ $1.85 Oxfords Arm y which demanded four years Are Both Served Best By Summer ers. Big assortment In stvies. of officership. So when word of lO c each 25c Season's daalMble his marriage leaked out, be did not A ll Sizes. At McLellan’s selection. deny it. The W ar De^iartment re­ SICK-ROOM SUPPLIES DRESSES tted his resignation and he gave One Lot af Misses' and Children's •ANOTHER BIG TENNIS SPECI.AL! I This waa in accordance with Athletic Underwear for Men Irmy tradition. Ladies’ pair Trunks, 20c-25c. Shirts, 15c-25c. Print* SANDALS and OXFORDS Hood Hygeen Insole Tennis $2.88 All Pure Seerxurker* Boys’ Trunks, 20c. Boys’ Shirts, 15c. •An size* for men and hoys MRS. KELLY SERVED EASTMAN KODAKS Striiml Not a pair wnrlh^less Thread Silk Silk* S l .95 pair PRINTING AND DEVELOPING For These S Days Only! than $4.00. OVERSEAS AS NURSE I ELECTRICITY Chiffon Weight Children’s One-Strap Sandals DAILY SERVICE 2.50 and Oxfords One Lot of Men’s If you are planning out­ W ife of Chicago’s Mayor Is White and Tan, 98c. All Sizes. Retiring; Has Three Adopted When shopping in Manchester during Manchester Tercen­ Summer V ings to the beaches or Children. Anklets Work Shoes tenary Sales Days make it a point to visit.our display room. Any Stripes — PUIn UTiifo — Plain Colored for the Infanta Circulating Library summer camps we have and Misses. MRS. EDW ARD J. KELLY. DRESSES Leather Soles the most complete assort­ Two years ago, after her hus­ member of our sales’force will be pleased to show you what Elec­ band's first election as Chicago's lOc and 15c'pair Seu-ed shoe* with arch and with- ment of beach sandals and mayor, Mrs. Edward J. Kelly was SPECIAL SKIN OINTMENT A «l nut nails. tricity can do in your home through the medium of ranges^ water asked if she belonged to the demo­ McLellan’s Has An sport oxfords. Better take cratic women's organization.. ."I'm Taffeta Slips a pair along at these prices not sure." she answered., and heaters, refrigerators, washing machines, ironers and dozens of Delicious Assortment of I,Rce Trim m ^ laughed as bard aa her questioner. Biss Front and Bseh Regular $4.95 Values as you will effect great . . . .She’s as much out o f the publir; minor appliances. $ 1.98 eye aa her husband Is in i t . .. .be­ Weston EXTRA COUPONS savings during this 3-day cause ahe’s so busy at home. As « each event. Nona Margaret Noll of Kansas City, 49 New Cotton Dresses...... 98c to S1.88 she went abroad during the war as Cookies Slasa M to 44. 3Vhen DLA5IOND cuts price* during these special events such as MANCHESTER DAYS and DOLL.AR DAYS, It Is done with the volunteer nurse___ a few years Intent and purpose of proving to the .ALANCHESTER buying public our value giving supremacy in towTi. later, in Denver, she met Ed Kelly, whose first w ife had died several McLcIlan’s H u Aa years before... .they were married White Rayon Unusual AjMortBiMit of J k in 1922....have three adopted chil­ Purses ' DIAMOND’S dren; twins, Joseph and Patricia, The Manchester Electric Company eight,.and Stephen, four.."There's FettisUps and Handbags \ READY-TO-WEAR DEPT. not much to tell about me," she tncMiOMr* 773 Main St Phone 5181 DIAMOND SHOE STORES says, “ home and children are toy ^ MSOAn All Sizes 10c'- 25c - 59c - 98e 1013 Main Street Manchester only Interests.” She odmlta still, however, a love o f sp orU ... .Indoor Fancy Cohtod and ou t....ap ya the otily time ■$ » and tha aw nr over hava words U inror tbs toU*. M AM CHBTSl lYCNINO HBRALUl MANCRKaTBK. CX)NN« MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN^

known, becauaa bia thcorlea have Tha young ItegUahman maHagad to the verdict of the eight men and violated, and has sold It wtu cany eommutaa death eenteneea to life field Simpson, formerly of Balti­ ing. The answer is aitnpte. Mrs. gatlona, it maant a tremandoua ad- vancing knowledge of the pathology In direct touch with the famous set- o coidsb Imprisonment bean fought over by reaaarebara for Uvs on 12.50 per week and, at laat, vanea In the light oa cancer. ‘I^ba streets. P II hava been au­ "catehaa” of oranges. To avert four women who sat in Judgmeflt In tha cmae to tha , United State# Su­ more, Md., U. S. A. Simpson, who was bora In Balti­ don oddreu a f omA and thereapeuUca of cancer. In the entists of other nations, who aro thorised to make arrests, conduct LINDBERGH CASE tha old Hunterdon county court- preme Court. Hauptmann. await* tha verdict BALTIMORE GIRL LEADS BRITAIN’S tha paat ten yeara. . Now In bia new graduated aa a full-fledge<* doctor story of medictne has been fliat aame year he whi awarded the also tackling the grave and momen­ break In the retail market, fruit His Royal Highness has be­ more, w u a daughter of WallU Mrs. siaGw>s and powerful position, backed by in 1913. Informal trials and impose fines on broken hired tugs to dump W car* | bouso for tha first six waeks'of this The etate built tta case oA evt- 'stoically. On June M ha will have come so Interested in the Amer­ that men found the cause of a dis­ Mickle Fellowehip in the University tous problem. the spot. Warfield, for whom she w u nanwd. penrance in HM ample financial and technical re- He settled into practice near Lon­ ease. Having definitely found It, of London, which carrku with it a loads of oranges far out to sea. Fish­ yaar. donee that Hauptmann (l)'"pnieeia bean a death houae prlseoer for ican girl that ha often devotes tha nmlleo mssOEl sourcca. Dr. Gye will hava full op­ don, but hla heart was ir research ermen managed to retrieve numcr* RULING NOT DUE ed and had p u ^ a large portion of nearly 18 araeks. Four times con- cocktail hour, the swimming hour, Her father died while she w u very n c ir r ON CANCER they have, in many Instances, then money award of 31,500. He also Hanptinwaa To Be Abeent INHRESTS WALES young. Her mother, Mrs. Alice she w u vtsttlngan portunity to show whether or not work. A dear relative had died of been able to find the cure • or the was appointed to the atalT of the H l’N'GARIAN POLICE BLACK SEA FISHER­ ous crates. C3ianceIlor Luther A. Campbell, the 350,000 ransom; (3) wma tha demnsd men hava paaeed him' on and every other waits to her. He anan Merrynmq. in WaehiEgpM bis theorlea are facts. cancer. It seemed to Dr. Gye that man to whom Dr. J. F. “Jofeie” Con­ their way to the chair. Montague Rasln, who had remar­ preventive. This was so, for In­ National Institute of Medical Re­ ASSESS FINES MEN NET FKCrr the atate’s highest judicial officer, has been known to wait half an hour ried, is also dead. Beauty b u always flguBsu hi Luck and peralatebce certainly there could be no more important stance, with diphtheria and lock­ search, located in London. U N m OaOBER wilt preside at the appeal hearing. don paid tha ransom and whoaa at a colffeur'e while she bad her Simpson’s family. Hct a played a large part In the making work than to try to conquer this jaw, for both of which there' are Budapest—(AP)— A Hungarian Still standing on the outskirts of voice Lindbergh neard calling Doc­ auburn hair waved, so they say. Until her marriage to lieutenant In 1981, Dr. Gye returned to the Constanta, Rumania — (API — Brunswick. Oa., ia the hUtoric oak With him will be Chief Justice OERBIAM PATENTS Mrs. Wallis Warfield Simpson her mother's sisters xten Dr. William Gye, Once Sta­ of the lift of G^. Bom 51 yeara terrible modem scourge of human­ now anti-toxiiui which have saved government decree y1th a lot of The fishing wasn’t so good, but nu­ Thomas J. Brogan and aevan atao- tor Condon Uie night tha ransom Mrs Simpson is figuring largely E. Winfield Spencer, U. 8. N., in ed among the lovUsst of ity. He found a man of hla own charge again. In conjunction with under which Sidney Lanier aat I ■ “ SET 1984 RECORD 1910, Mra. Simpson lived in Balti­ ago in a working claaa family, at thousands of Uvea. Dr. W. J. Purdy, he published n teeth has been aimed at the citizen merous fishermen oj this Black aea ciata juctices of tha Suprama Court waa paid; (8) wrott all of kidnap In the Prince’s travel schedule. state in their youth. the ago of IS he got a job in hla na­ kind In J. E. Barnard. And it waa a who makes unnecessary noise on when he wrote hla famous poem, notes, attempting to disguise his Often in Company of When he took his much advertised more. Following her marriage she tion Porter, Tests Theor­ strange find, because of all things In the medical world there was book on "The Cause of Cancer.” In port came home recently with line "The Marshes of Glynn.” Hanptmaim's Defense Assign and five lay Judges. Normally the Berlin —(AP)— Brain wracking lived for several years In Califoraia, tive town of Long Eaton. It was profound dispute over Dr. Oye's this he stated hla flat conviction court U composed of 18 men, but handwriting; (4) made the ladder trip to KitxbuebI in the Austrian CAPTOEBDl not much of a job; merely that of Barnard waa not a doctor, was not from lumber purchased by him from for tttTentieas U a favorite paatime Mountains she went, too; and came where her husband w u on duty de­ announcement. To this diy there la that cancer la a cell reaction to a there la one lay vacancy, and Justice Noted Bachelor. veloping a training school. ies on Canse of Disease. porter at the railway station. It trained for acience, but waa—m hat­ still disagreement over it. But hla Thomas W. Trenchard, v/ho sat at a lumber yard and from a board in Germany according to the Reich’s home by the way of the Vienna and looked as If be might be stuck there ter! However, It happened that all living Intracellular virus, the reac­ 193 Reasons Why the Chicago—Sirens howled, squad 1 reaearches brought him some of tion manifesting Itself in cell tha Flemington trial, will not take taken from the attic floor of hla I>atent office which reporta that Budapest in the princely entourage. Divorced and Rewed police unitmbered machine guns and ' for the balance of his days. Such hla leisure momenta were given to the highest rewards that can come EUonx home. When he spent a holiday in Blar- The marriage didn’t luL She ob­ things do happen with railway microscopic and scientific research. growth and manipulation. Today, at part in the. appeal every 81 minutea a patent license shot guns. A pbons call bad re* London, Juns 19.—From humble to a doctor. In April, 1928, the Roy­ 51, the former railway porter will! Stolid German’s Convic’ Hauptmann hlmaMf will not be Hauptmann’s defsnse oontendad was Isaued during 1984. London—A woman’! eurest way rlU she did, too. She went along to tained a divorce at Warrenton, Va., ported a ear speeding northward porters in small English towns, The two men toiled together for al College of Surgeons awarded him the Grand National at Aintree, not in the early '20a. She and her railway porter to akilled phyalcian, fygary ('rr«ted Chance tu Study years. be the captain In the British Em-; present at the hearing, and the at­ ha (1) received the money from hla With 17,011 registrations, ths of­ to gain the intematlonal opotUght with two gagged and bound paeaea- ' a cash prize for his work in ad­ pire’s war on cancer and will be long ago, and went back to the mother began to travel and in the gers guarded by two men. from lifter of vallaea to foremost Enter Lady Luck. An unexpected Theorlea Preelpitated Dispute* tion Should Be Rerersed. tendance will ha limited to about friend and business partner, Isador fice claims that 1984 stands out as ti to be seen frequently in the com­ Btablaa with the prince to tell him Finally, in 1925, they startled the 75 persons. Flseh, who later died; (I) waa at­ a racord yaar of invantlons in tho course of the Journeys she met Catching up with the auppoaed aoldler In the campaijn against legacy 'rom a relative who had about' the horses. Being a south­ Ernest A. Simpson, a Briton who kidupers, they did find two men. dreade<' cancer—that is the re­ saved a tittle money enabled Gye to medical world by announcing they SPECIALS The carpenter’s lawyers, C. Lloyd tending a party the night the ran­ history of the institution, ths aver- pany of the Prince of Wales. Just erner, she knows horses. , Fisher, Frederick A. Pope and Eg­ som ams ] ^ d and waiting for hla aga ba-ving been 10,000 licensee a had been educated at Harvard. She bound and guarded. But they found markable life atory of Dr William quit hli job and go In for more edu­ had established that cancer was ml- Trenton, N. J., June 19.—(AP) — now European society is observing First Married in 1916 married him in London, July 21, Ewart Gyc. who has just been cation. Then for a time he worked croblc In origin. Dr. Gyc declared bert Roaeerana, have atiicned 193 wife in a bakery at the time the year. it parked te front cd the veterans’ At All A db P Storee For Fourteen blaek-rdbed Justices of the Nearly 87,000 new trade marks that everywhere Prince David goes, Who ia she? And where has she 1926. She set up her residence hospital. The "prisoners" were named director of the Imperial aa a teacher of acience. He saved they had found a filter passing reasons why they think Haupt­ Undbergh baby was kidnaped; (8) there alao goes Mrs. Wallis War- been all this tim er society is ask­ there, and the New York social dl- Cancer Research Fund In London. most of his salary and went on to virus which caused cancer Mn cer­ NAVEN'S INN court of errors and appenlc will take mann’s conviction should be revera- cculd not have written the ransom were registered during 1034, which psychopathic cues. Hla name now probably means Scotland to study medicine at Edin­ tain circumstances. 'No' if this 97 Kingstown Road the life of Bruno Richard Haupt­ ed. All are based on alle;;e(l "errors” notes; (4) could not have disguised alao exceeds the average consider­ nothing at all to the lay reader, but burgh University. That school Is were backed up by further Inveatl- Manchester Tercentenary Sales Days mann In their hands June 20 to de­ lo the conduct of tho triad. his skilled carpentering sufficiently ably. It may some day mean a very great famous not only for ths high qual­ termine If he muat die for the kid- Of the total number 42 relate to to make the crude ladder.' deal to afflicted persons throughout NARRACANSETT PIER. R. I. ity of Its scholarship and teaching JUNE 20 -2 1 --2 2 nap-ala-vlng of Charles A. Und- Justice Tranchard's eharga to the Should there be an affirmation of About TS per cent of the motion the world. And to medical men staff, but also for the earnest, hon­ bergh, Jr. jury. Moat of the others are based the conviction Hauptmann has one everywhere ■ It already is well pieturee shown in the Irish Free est poverty of most of Itj students. Open For The Season For four and .a half hours—the on his rulings on evidence. more chance In New Jersey. He may State are of American production, Shirts defense has been assigned three, and In preliminary proceedings the de­ appeal to the court of pardons for 15 per cen'. are Britlah and the re­ $1.00 - $1.50 "A Step From the Beach” ; the state an iiou? snd r. half—they fense stressed four points. It charg­ clemency, but that court seldom mainder from continental Europe. Ul listen to oral arguments in the ed the summation, of Attorney Gen­ A R L O W TOflGERY SHOP ' quiet, whlte-walled room. But this eral David T. Wilentz was inflamma­ Near the Cenler Rooms $1.00 each person will be only pr^m inary, for during tory, that he presented varying F O R VALUES Crab Meat the whole of the summer they wrill theories to account for the death of study individually the ten-volumne the baby, that the trial Itself w u in H U L T M A N ^S record of the triiU at Flemington be­ effect a "dreus maxlmue” an4 that fore deciding whether Hauptmann's the dally presence of Co.l Charles A. — ACTION — appeal from conviction Is justifled. Undbergh unduly influenced the Specials From Jaffe Tercentenary Days Sales The decision probably wlU be Jury. 2 cans made late In October. Eight votes May Go to U. S. Snprenie Ooort For Manchester Tercentenary Sales Days TERCENTENARY DAYS will be needed for Hauptmann to get It contends, moreover, that Haupt­ June 20-21,-22 Thursday, Friday, Saturday June 20, 21 and 22 a new trial. A 7-7 vote will sustain mann's constitutional rights were June 20-21-22 Popular Market RAJAH Mi* If wAw # Jockey Shorts 44c 2 Tor 85<^ 855 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BUILDING BLOUSES \ ^ Cotton Frocks Just the thing for yonr linen suit. WHERE THRIFTY SHOPPERS SHOP Cottons will predominate this sum­ B.V.D. Athletic Union Suits 9 7 c mer and of coarse Marlow’s has a • Organdie SPECIAL SALAD V C l ' l, THAT SAY grand setectlon. • Pique • Flock Dots • Dotted Swiss Rockinchair Athletic Union • VoUes • Voile TERCENTENARY DRESSING • Stripes Suits . . - i. 77c I4 H • Plaids Novelty Sweaters • PrilBs In all colors and white SPECIALS HURRY: Ne\%* Sun Back Models Included \ isit our store (or rather your store) and make your selections of the wonderful bar- Engagement Rings Allen A Athletic Union Suits 77c offering you for these three days of money .savers in Quality Merchandise YUKON 53c and 88c It” ON BUDGET TERMS WHh tiM priaaef aSTarfetacMfw $16.50 to $350.00 IOLIX)W THE CROWD AND SAVE A DOLLAR—AND RECEIVE YOUR COUPONS hiM k 8 weedirfttl ^portualtf Allen A Spring Needle Union Suits . .$1.27 hOR CASH PRIZES! to ftC 8 M-pkee Mrriee la hi* I auaUty Stretford PkteSeetleaRl— Special $1.39 Silk Hosiery Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers...... 65c Don't Dolayl Q ioom I atfrliwyooMay aom Botigik. Wedding Rings Full Fashion—First QnaUty from thoso ipoctaeular Eitra FTjRE SlLVKlt 8t Che Wato and Stone Sat Service and Chiffon Summer Caps...... 25c pelnti of tlM Boat and ptoooa In all the latest summer shades. IkJ HEAVY STEER BEEF! Beverages 7 ^ bargain offarings and $5.50 to $45.00 Blister Crepe Frocks WASH SLACKS...... $1.87 pay latar out of ki* No Ironing Required 49c Rayon Undies WORK TROUSERS...... $1.77 comot Vests, Bloomere, PSatiea and Pound Round and Porterhouse Roast^ 28 oz. 3 bottles Ladies* Special $2.59 Step-Ins ODD LOTS MEN’S OXFORDS...... $3.87 Pound In all deUcate shades and Sutrite Silk Hosiery white. Girls’ Bass Moccasin Oxfords _____ .$2.97 Waltham Our large selection of $1.00 Dresses HONED AND ROI.I.KD now reduced to 88c. Special 96c BOYS’ SUITS, 2 pair lA>ng Trousers, $7.77 CHOICI4 PORTERHOl!8E Wrist 2 1 c t o 53c Sl7.es 17, 18 and 20. Alterations Extra. LAMB FORES STEAKS______Children’s Wash S u its...... 57c t'H O K 'E BONELESS Watches Si7.es 4 and 5 only. VEAL ROASTS 4 0 TOWELS COTTAGE SETS Pound RIB ROASTS Pound \v k i :k s Regular $25.50. Special...... $15.95 ■■() r \ 2 2 5 c 53c — 79c *— 88c H U L T M A N ’S Men’s Elgin MANCH£5T£R Strap Watches...... $15.00 Twenty-Uve \ ears of Honest Merchandising;. tlRCtf^TENAirv Org'andie and Voile Dresses lb SAUs r and Established 1910. Arthur I. Hultman, Prop. » CHOICE SIRLOIN STEAKS 27« 1 CANNON SHEETS SALE OP Other Men’s Tennis and Spor^ Dresses Strap M atches...... $3.95 Guaranteed F u t Colors LEGS LAMB FRESH SHOULDERS SMOKED HAMS Sm art D reisat HIH LAMB CHOI’S I N YOUR POCKET 8 1 x 9 9 8 9 c SMOKED SHOULDERS CUBE STEAKS Never Before In Our History! JbXVx V WaV Manchester Tercentenary 2 1 c lb. 2 § | c lb. GENTS’ SOLID GOLD RINGS All Bifthstones. Regular $15.00 and Girls’ Play Suits Days 2 for $7 S-Pieoe In stripes and plaids. Some with hal­ PILLOW CASES $22.00 Values. ter necks and others with sun backs. Sivlai for Sports, Straat and Special...... SPECIALS LOIN I.AMB CHOPS Shoulder VEAL CHOPS $5.95 TOP ROl?ND STEAK LAMB FOR STEWING Aftamoon. waar. Cool, Sum­ 53c - 73c - 79c - 88c 4 2 x 3 6 2 1 c Fresh Ground Hamburg VEAL BREA.STS mary shaart, chiffons, prints in m m nawost matarlals. A m a i i n g LADIES’ PAJAMAS ValuasI Women’s Taffeta Slips SILK SLIPS MATTHEW WIOR 2 9 « 1 0 c lb. Pongee, Crepe, Broadcloth and Lace trimmed and tailored mod­ JEWELER Louis S. Jaffe Batiste Porta Rican Gowns Lace Trimmed els, all eelors and white. 999 Main St. Near Maple Street Manchester JEWELER and OPTICIAN Special 88c Special 39c 44c 88c and $1.00 open An Account 891 Main Street Manchester Roger’s Silver Set, 26 pieces, stainless steel FOR THE KIDDIES! Let Marlow’s Outfit the Whole Family for Glorious Days knives, regular $19.9'>...... And Pay Later TBONTENArt MEN’S SPECIALS AM. BOLOGNA 2 lbs. Quality FRANKS SAUS OAV5 Ahead At the Beach! Exclusive, extra features for plus safety and mileage will cut your tire Sun Suits w Men’s Broadcloth Pajamas, Roger’s Silver Set, 34 pieces, stainless steel knives. Each Mceh - Seersucker - Pique aUp-ona snd coat models, gnar- set comes in attractive gift chest, newe.st patterns with costs and save you money! Every U. S. Rojlil is built w ith. . . anteed fast oolers, 89o and replacement guarantee. $ 1 2 9 5 MINCED HAM 3 3 * ^ POLISH RINGS 21c and 53c 9L19. regular $2.'»,90 . ★ TOUOHMT wnn-Tempered Rubber that outlasts pavement and — matches steel for wear! Your And Now Here It Is ! Men’s Shorts and Athletle 'o Save Shirts, spsoial lie. Man’s Work Hose, 8c pair. Kitchen Clocks, large selection...... f l .79 ★ SAFilT TlliAD -«he Cof.u*#f/rrf«d,safest on any road,in any weatherl SOMETHING NEW! Men’s Fancy Hose, 2 pairs 25e Alarm Clocks, guaranteed...... 795 FRESH FISH ★ 9TRONOIST CORD lODY - Safety-Bonded with pure, live latex. Extra OrsiSM and Sun Suits to and 91c pair. blowout proteaion, for the U.S Inverted Safely Breaker is 84% safer natch, both for 88c. Pocket W'atches ...... 79^ •t nigh speeds. Men’s Overalls and Dunga­ Steak Cod 3 25^ Choice Halibut 21c In* Plqoe, Gingham, Broadcloth rees, special 83c. Men’s and Young Men’s Wrist Watches with leather Men’s Striped Slacks, 89e to strap or link bracelet attached. d* F^ $1.79. Regular 810..’,()...... J p O . O U Boston Blue 3 ^ 25^ Fresh Fillet 12c SUITS C/Iui/N ow MU SAVE Children’s Sandala and Men’s Work Pants, special Butterfish IQc One and Two-Piece Men’s Bathing Suits. 88c. Choice Scallopstt>2Sc Oxfords, 79C-88C. Men’s Work Shirts, special Women’s Bathing Suits In All the Latest Models and Colors. 49o and 70c. l i f f i ® Special Trade-In Allowance Boys’ and Girls’ Bathing Suits. Men’s Drees Shirts, plain and 5c n> Choice Freah MACKEREL n> 5c fancy, guaranteed fsst colora, Anklets, special 8c. ALL REDUCED 10% DURING THIS SALE 97o to 81.19. Ijtdirs' Wrist Watches with bracelet at­ On Your Old Tires Bight at the bcgtnnlng ol the ae«Mn we bring you thla anh$, tached, reg. 812..'>0.SptH:ial—guaranteed.. . etanttal saving on bathing eults. Men’s Sweaters, 88e to 9S.89. $6.75 Men's lig h t Weight Unioa Nurse’s Watch with large second hand around the During Manchester Tercentenary Children’s Pajamas, 1 and Beach Pajamas for Women Women’s Shorts, S3c to 88c. Snlta, short sleeves, ankle fhis*Rna Vro length. 7Sc-88e. radium dial. Radium hands and red 1 O gN FRUIT AND BAKERY DEPARTMENT SPECIALS Sales Days ONLY—June 20-21-22. told 2*piece, 44c to 88c. No beach enaembie is com- Halters, 23c. cross on dial; guaranteed. Special___ ^ X pleiIete without beach pajamas BoyaP Wash Suita'liuid Sna UAKOE Suits, Sto to 98c. Extra Large. Florida “It’s a m im Marlow’s. Some with hal­ Beech Robes, striped crepe CANTALOUPES Watermelons Treat to eat” ter neoka, others with shoulder and seersucker, special Boys’ Golf Hose, lie ts tSc. of watches includes Hulova, Elgin, Waltham, I ORANGES straps and organdls trim. $1.69. Boys’ Kalokeis, 990-91.79. Hamilton. Illinois and Sw Lss at money saving prices. | (Larga asleetloa at Uaens In- 4 7 c each Special 88c Bathing Shoes, Gaps, Belts, cludtd.) 29^ Bathing Bags snd Aocessories, Diamond Rings Terry Cloth Shorts and Bathing T ub^ Beach Balia and Boys’ Sweaters, 8Sc-9L79. From ...... While You Are In Manchester It Will DAIRIMAU) ICE CREAM all other sport goods for beach Boys’ Shirts, 48e-79e. Pfaria $14.95'"$500. THE CREAM OP THEM ALL Mlacks, Special 88c. play. aad gnaraatoed fast colors. Solid Gold W EDDING RINtiS, PINEAPPLES LETTUCE T05IATOES F®y You To Stop Aod Look Over Our modern designs...... BOYS' 4 PC. SUITS In a variety of flavors you’ve always wanted—try somd! $5.00 lOC 3 for2Sc 3 for l O c Vanilla - Chocolate - Strawberry - Maple Walnut - Cof­ fV'. Rings for Ladies, set with all the 3 25e Modern Service Station. I^educed to $6.95 fee - Nut Crunch • Golden Glow. nURCENTENARY DAYS SPECIALSi latest stones...... $3.00 *"p Coupons given with every 20c purchase (5 for $1.00)—any ar­ In dairy packed cartons. Men’s Rings, set with colored stones. UN MARLOW’S BASEMENT! Also Signet styles...... _ Q C and WHITE BREAD | VIENNA-BREAD I Assorted d o u g h n u t s 49c quart 25c pint Crofluet Sets, Special a t 89c. White Cup and Saucer Folding Bench Chaim 10-Gal. Gxivanixed Garbog* up ticle including gas and oil. (Oomplsta) Cans TRY A DAIRIMAID CREAM ROLL 100 Sheets Wax Paper •f /a ^ 89c and $1.00 Pen and Pencil Sets, 2 is* loaves 15* loaf 6 e 2 doz. 3 5 ^ Hiree flavora of toe cream, one flavor of Sherbet with centee lOc 89c all guaranteed ...... QC of-Whipped Cream and CZopped Note! Servee 4 to 9 generonely. 6c per roll Metal Waste Paper Baikets V A up 'ILBRO 40e Roll Spedal21c 3x6 Felt Bs99 R ufi Tie Seta. 1 Lb. Moth Balk or FIskcB Ironing Board Tables 79c neaUy boxed...... $ . *"'up TOPPY SEED ROLLS RYE BREAD BANTLY OIL CO. CIOTHINC COMPANY 7c . 04c GriflBn White Shoo Dreaaing Revolve-it Refrigentor ^ 1 1 00 SHORTCAKE BISCUIT 135 Center Street Tnbo or Bottle Manchester Phone 5293 Toilet Tissue S#t8 W6 Buy Gold) Gold Fill^ snd Silver THE TEA ROOM PiM r Window Shades Special 8c 2 for 25c 15c doz. S 893 Main Street Oppoeite S t Jamea’a Church 7 rolls 23c Special $1.00 S Spedaf Two for m PRODUCT 881 Main Street Oppoeite S t James’s Church Manchester Vacuum Juga-l-GaL SI Grass Rugs, 4x7 .. At the Highest Prices. Manchester **A boalneae and grawlag itendUy ea 4mdny” Rinto, package 7c 15c 88c 8 x 9 ...... Lr'''- 1