BIGGER VALUES IN MANCHESTER STORES TOMORROW, DOLLAR D A Y!

Mra. Edwin U Newton and Mias The W 3 A . Guard club win mset Fred D. Wish, superintendent of ry MUer during the pest eight Gtaea B. Weat of Hamlin are apend- tomorrow night with Mrs. Mas schools; Judge Franda A. P^ttl. WOODWORK CLASSES ITAUANSOCinY weeks. AVERAGE OAILT dBCULATION ABODTTOWN Ing a faut daya In New York City. Robarts o f 4 Cb^Ml street. The William H. Mortensen, Postmaster The woodworking classes were William J. Rankin and Salvatore for the month of Jnly, 1881 _ WEATHER Guard club members are urged to sponsored by the Recrestlon Centers Uhl J W H A M COM Foreeaat of C. a Weather Bata i Onb N a S wm hold lu Mra. R. J. Doggart and children attend, and an invitation la extended Listro. DtSTLAY ARTTONIGHT From New Haven guests of honor during tbe summer, being open to Hartford aUBlM aMttac tomorroir of Summer atreet axe vacationing to any of tbs members of the Worn- TO HOLD PARLEY boys from the sixth grade through apt» afelock « t tha T JCXXA. at Coventry Lake. eh’s Benefit asmciatlon to Join the i are Dr. WUIiam Derdl, O. SanteUa and Cbiodl Barb trio. Grande Poblic CordiaDjr Invited to At­ the high school. Many fine articles SELF SERVE 5,875 Fkir tonight and probably Sac gumrds. A soclsl with refreshments hava been made In thla period and Btember of the Aadlt » Mr*. Clifford C M a ytr and four Mra.' Bert Moaeley and 'Children will follow ths business. Uffldale Generoso Pope pr hia Con­ tend Exhibit Held at Bar­ day, not modi ebaage la teoma necticut representative, la also Uat- moat of them wrill be on display In |2:30 to 5:30 FRIDAY Boreaa' et CUenletioae tara. jMkbuB of Id Bdwards atreet have of Brookaeld atreet 'Ire viaitlng In nard School from 7 to 9. the exhibit tonight. . wturnad altar a'rM t et aev«m Beat Haddam. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart 8. WMls of D degates from AD Over e Attorney Henry Hunt, of Glaa- Captain and Mrs. Charies Ha­ BENEFIT DANCE ON WRONG HOUSE at all functions. C. P. Decicco is Ib. « Om local Salvation Army corpa tufeed from a vacation trip to Eu­ tlon Army headquarters srs visit­ cennial of tbe Popolese Society will Couple Labors To Rei:^r Old ^Ara at Old Orchard Beach, Maine. be celebrated with a two-day con­ honorary chairman. Saturday, August 21 U. S. SAILOR IS KILLED, rope. ing Mra. Haworth’s parents, Ser BRING SESSION House and Then Discovers Aor the annual camp meeting of the geant Major and Mra. John Lyons vention, August 28 and 29, at the 8:30 P. M. Kaw England dlvlnon. Any Flavor That It Is Owned By An­ Mr. and Mra. Edwin Bray of IS of Foster street. Hotel Bond. ADVERTISEMENT— Walter N. Leclerc Wadaworth atreet have returned other. B ai^eting, dancing, speeches Bolton T O E im N IG H T from a vacation at Old Orchard Robert O. Denton and daughter, Lowest prices In town at our Liq­ Funeral Director PEOPLE WILL TALK Beach. and a solemn high mass are on the uor Department. Arthur Drug Store, JELLO Glenna, of 20 Middle Turnpike West, program which will be attended by « » No. Main SL PhOM 8288 Community Hall Waahlngton, Aug. 20.— (AP) OTHERS ARE HURT Rublnow Bldg. 18 what tiwy any depaada on you. have returned from a three weeks’ Popoleae from throughout New Ehig- —Ernest N. Hudgins, yoimg d*a why aa many people reoom* Rev. EArl E. Story of the South vacation In Maine and Canada. ITUa Here’s a Chance Adjoom* Washington and Virginia at­ Methodiat church will be the apeak- land. Auspices Bolton Grange Glenna and M iu Dorothy Denton The anniversary opens August 28 torney, has learned be put In er at the evening aervlce tonight have aa their guest for the next Refreshments On Sale. 5 * ‘ 1 two years of his spare time fix­ "^SAM YULYES at 7:30 at the WUlimantic camp at 7:30 p. m. with a banquet. Amer­ M ment, Set for Tomorrow, week Burdette Gardner of Farming ican and Italian music will be play­ Men’s • Women’s - Chlldren’a Tickets, 35 cents. ing up a farm be did not own. SHOE REPAIR SERVICE meeting. Hla aubject will be "The ton. Me., a student at the University He bought a place at nearby BY SHELL AT SHANGHAI ed by the Rlzza band. SPECIAL 701 Main Street Church .and the . Devotional Mea- HAIR CUTS - 25c. ChanUlly, Va.. In 198J. The at»e." of Louisiana, Saint Bonifacio, patron of the so­ 8 Barbers — No Waltiagi f May'Come Day Earlier; ciety, will be honored with a aolemn title was eminently good—It Innerspring S U G A R ^ ran aU the way back to Rich­ Mrs. Doris Reefs of the Plnehurst high maaa at 11 a. m. Sunday at SL lO-Found d oth Bag Anthony’s church. Tbe life of Saint CULOTTA’S Session CaDed ’ Crazy’ One ard Henry Lee. U. S. Cmiser Angnsta Stm dT DOG BOAST — BINGO Grocery Is spending this week at BARBEB SHOP 84 Oak SL Tbs trouble was that Hud­ CHIMNEYS Salem, Maas., and Hampton Beach, Bonifacio will be preached by the U. S. Counter Action SETBACK Rev. Guido PaUotti, St. Rtat's MATTRESS gins bought tbe farm from a CLEANED and REPAIRED Friday, Angwt 20, 8 P. M. ' N. H, HIGH SCHOOL bank sight unseen, and failed to by Anti-Aircraft Bomb; church, Haverhill, Mass. Waahlngton, Aug. 20.—(AP) — We rae the Bmah MeUiod MBS. AUIERT EAOLESON’S The grand convention win be get specific instructions on how af Ctaanlag. 81 Weat Street Mias Helen Braab of Weat Hart­ from 2 p. m. to 6 p. m. at the hotel GRADUATES Congreis finlahed most of Its work to get there. Put Up To Admiral Most of Crew Below Dedi Daoghtere of Liberty, L. O. I* L ford returned home today after a on the same day, and from 8 p. m. »1 2 .9 5 today, ready for an unspectacular He and Mrs. Hudgins liked Large Package the pisce they found. He PHONE 3444 Prtxea Both Ganiea. visit of two weeks with her slater, to 1 a. ra. Thei:e win be dancing Eighteen years of age or over, adjournment thla week-end of the Mrs. Daniel L. Hair of Henry strseL who desire to enter tbe Nursing cleared the ground and mended to Shaffer’s orchestra In the ball­ F. E. BRAY long, unproductive session begun In Or Casnalties Wonld Hare room. Fro. alon. will be considered for. RINSO the roadway. His wife did an Of Fleet at Shanghai Lieutenant A. B. MagneH aon of During the convention many dig­ Jeweler KEMP'S the September claee by making January. Only a last minute dis­ oil painting of tbe house. A. E. Magnell of the Hartford nitaries, scheduled as guests of appUoatlon to the Director of pute between House and Senate over Then, the other day, tbe real Been Greater; One FonrA Nurses at Grace Roeplta), New the form of housing leglalatlon owner showed up. The Hud­ Courant, and nephew of Mrs. Daniel honor, will speak. The list of guests state Theater Building .^charge had left Hentatn the Presi­ Aitkin and Archie Hayes of that Haven, OennectIcnL Catalogue broke the abnormal calm of tbe gins moved on down the road to Washington, Aug. 20,- Prtday, we_ offer yon freahly plokad Plnehnrat Blueberrtea at a Includes: 737 Main Street dent expressed doubt aa to whether town, who has been stationed at the Mayor James J. Spellaey, Rev. 2 3 9 ® cloalng hours. A momentary flurry their own place. ------(AP) — President Roosevelt of Shanghai in FhM f; U. S. Naval Torpedo Station at Watch and Jewelry was created last night by the re­ that meant diplomatic relations had Andrew J. Kelly, Vice Consol Pas- said today that whatever ac­ formaUy been broken off. • Newport, haa been instructed to re- qualle Decicco, State Senator Mi­ Repairing' At fusal of Southern Democratic repre- tion was deemed advisable in Growing Chmese Armiet BLUiSijBlIRIES qt 1 9 « M rt nert month at the Graduate chael A. Rita, U. 8. Senator Augus­ sentatlvea to take part In a p ^ y Also informed about a statement Business School of Harvard Univer­ tine Lonergan. Congressman Her­ Reasonable Prices caucus called by supporters of the connection with the shelling of by the CouncU for Prevention of sity for a course In business sub­ man P. Kopplemann, Counsel Gen­ administration wage and hour bill. SOUTHERN BLOC the cruiser Augusta off Shang­ War favoring Immediate proclama­ Hold Japs at Hirer’s l^ e . 2 q b - 3 6 c jects. Lieutenant Magnell gradu­ eral Vecchlottl. Secretary of State Step in and see one The supporters wanted tbe caucus tion of neutrality, the th-esldent ated from Annapolis In 1933. His hai would be determined'by said, without derogation to that or­ C. John SatU, George HoUlster, Su­ to force the House Rules Clommlt officials on the ground there. first assignment was on the "Whit­ perintendent of Parks; Attorney of Manchester’s BEAB IVHEEL FUNERAL tee to let tbe bill be debated. Bouth- KILLS WAGE BILL rae n-ay clw e d by devastating artillery fire, a mop-up squad advance through the debris of the East ganisation, that government oin- *e eat! Ripe Phehurat Yellow ney” in Pacific waters. He was Anthony M. Tapogna.'Judge Nicho­ ALIGNMENT erners, who contend the measure stAtlofi ftt ^entAin to t&k6 positlou from which the Chinese ^efen^ers had been routed. The under* The President told a press ciols bad more Information than It Shanghai, Aug. 20.— (A P )— married about a 3rear ago. las Raj^, Senator Robert Oaffey, Largest Selections f****^*W®® o* two^rlckahawi are the moat nearly unharmed obj^ta within the atatlon arounda. The atruc* had. An American sailor was kiUefl • 2 q u a rts...... 25c BperiaWeed would hamper Industrial growth In conference he had received only of Greeting ('ards their states, would not answer roll ture was virtually demoUahed in the bombardment to' capture control of the pall terminus. Naval attaches said today they Brake Service BY MUM PLOT fragmentary unofficial dis­ tonight and eighteen were 4-qt basket.. .45c call—and a quorum could not be patches on the shelling. expected Admiral Harry E. YarneU, wounded when the cmiseg Cards For All obtained. commander of the Asiatic fleet, to Asked what this would mean Augusta, flagship o f the United BatMy both taata and poekatbuoh with Occasions GIBSON’S GARAGE Consequently It became certain protest sharply tha explosion of the 183 Main SL Phone M U that tbe wage and hour program, Democrats Refose to Answer as far as any counter action shell on the cruiser Augusta at States Asiatic fleet, was struck PINEHURST FRESH FISH already passed by the Senate, would EUROPEAN TENSION EASED M ANIU SHAKEN was concerned, the President Shanghai. by an anti-aircraft shell in the v/s/r go over until next session. to Names in Caucus, No- said such things were almost It was understood the protest midst of terrifle Chinese-Japan* There was a posalbUlty, however, probably would be made to both ese artillery and aerial warfare MACKEREL...... lb. 22c that one of Its chief provisions— bound to happen in a situajtion China and Japan. CHARLES LESSNER & SONS, INC. BYEARUIQUAKE; along the Whangpoo river. abolition of labor by children under Qnomm Ruled; May OVER PORTUGUESE BREAK such as that at Shanghai. As word of the shelling epread Center Cuts of WAYSIDE FURNITURE STORE We have broahea tor aU type* 16— might be enacted this year. The Asked what he was going to around C!apitol HUI, Legislators Fires crackled in a fourth of TOMATOES FOR CANNING of power motora m stock and can Senate unexpectedly approved that W rite Thehr Own Bfll. CITY IN PANIC do about it, he said the people manifest cotulderable Interest but all Shanghai at the time. SWORDFISH...... lb. 48c 45 West Center Street make repalta wtthnnt delay. portion, yesterday as a separate bill. on the spot could tell more were slow to comment on its possi­ The one-inch projectile—of AU But One BIO Passed Dipiomabag It a O a e -SANTANDER DOOMED ble sIgnlOcanre. - Per 16-Quart PuDeys — Belting about that than officials in undetermined ori^n—plunged AU major bUls on the pre-ad- Chairman McReynqIda (D-Tenn) BUTTER FISH .. .lb. 22c PC Basket joumment calendar have passed Washington. from a high angle' onto tht Waablngton, August 20— ( A P I - Sided M air After Czechs gXPECT SURRENDER Early BoOetins Carry No of the House Foreign Affairs com­ TO-DA Y NORTON both Houses, except for the third Southern Democrats In thp House In response to o(her ques­ mittee said the Incident waa “un­ cruiser’s after well deck. HADDOCK FILETS ELECTRICAL deficiency appropriation measure have killed tbe administration's tions, he said offi^I Wash­ fortunate" but that he believed the The sailor killed was Fredda which the Senate took up today. Its Refuse to RecaU Their Word of Casualties Bat Prealdent waa right In not yet hav­ John Falgout of Raceland, iq>propriaUons committee approved wage-hour bill for thla session by w ington was talking about the INSTRUMENT CO. ANDERSON tbe simple trick of keeping silent. ing Invoked' the Neutrality Act In Louisiana. N(me of the woond.^ Phea Oreenhoosee and Flower Shop the Inclusion of 320,000,000 to start advisability of invoking the S. G. BOWERS 4060 Many of them attendee a party Minister from Lisbon. Loyalists Prepare Last DHch Indicate Mach Damage; the Slno-Japaneoe oonlllcL ed was badly hurt. HUBard Street Manchester ISS Eldrldge SL Phone 84M the farm tenancy program, funds caucus last night called to consider Neutrality Act every day. TONIGHT . FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 75 Deming Street Telephone 7172 which the House already had voted. forcing tbe Rules committee to re­ Informed that the Japanese (OaaUBMd O B PBgB Six) The American flagship^ The Senate passed yesterday tbe lease the measure for floor debate— Lisbon, Aug. 20— (AP) — Portu­ Defenses As the Rebels Worst Shocks in Years. which haa been lying in tha Delicious Chicken A La Cacciatore blU designed to close loo(>boles In but they didn’t answer roll call. Whangpoo a little bdow tha By AD Means Don't Miss It! the tax laws, an outgrowth of on As a result, the chairman bad to guese Industrlallata ranted today to GREEN P E A S ...... 25c inquiry Into tax evasion and avoid­ announce a quorum was not present the support of tbe government In Posh Ahead Relentlessly. heart o f Sh'angNiff to cover Over t quarto pyeah Peaa. ManUa, P. I., Aug. 20.— (A P )—A Also Spaghetti and Meat Balls and Grinders ance requested by President Rooee^ and that no resolution could be Its severance of diplomatic relations .ISLATEREXECUUD; PRESIDENT TALKS evacuation o f . some 2,000 That Have No Equal t We Have All The Materials For velL Tbe House probably wiU ac­ adopted. with Csechoslovakta. sharp earthquake swayed Manila American refugees, was stru^ BROCCOLI ...... 25c cept minor amendments. The bin was virtually dead even Manufacturers praised Portugal's Hendaye, Franco-Spanlsh Fron- buildings late tonight shortly after FREE PRIZE SATURDAY NIGHT! So little was left to be done that before tbe Southerners—and a few at 6 ;40 p. m., while most o f the. . Only young, tender abooto. SAFETY TESTED decision not to accept tenders of Uer, Aug. 20.— (A P )—OeneralUsl- American refugees from Shanghai CALM TO THE END VACATION PLANS Ballantine and Ruppert On Tap veteran observers and Isglslators others— tried their silent treatment, official supplies from Czechoslovak­ officers and crew were at mess. ^The Mind cfrihm e ■rae powerful Rules committee, mo Francisco Franco’s conquering landed In the city from the Preal wondered why the leaders did not ian firma after the Praha govern­ dent Jefferson. Otherwise casualties probably LOBSTER ...... 99c wind up the session tonight There usually an administration adjunct, ment’s reluctance to permit the fill­ legions slogged through the mud of ------ARMORY TAVERN ------has blocked Its consideration In the would have been greater. Equals 3 1-4 lbs. Uve lobster. Y o u H P r n n n t o was a belief in some quarters that ing of a large Portuguese order of the Biscayan hill country today to­ The quake waa one of the heaviest One fourth of Shanghai was bum* 306 Main Street Vincent BlheDo, Prop. USED CARS Alt ------» machine guns. felt in ManUa in many years. Terri- Major Green Who Killed He Has Thns Far Made Only they might, although the regular (Uonttaued on Page (Ms) ward an apparently doomed Santan ing the result of savage 'T 'nfT f CAN OWN program called for adjournment to­ An official communique here yes­ der. fled residents fled from their homes airbombinga of Japanese propertlea CRAB MEAT ...... 65c AFFORD terday attributed the diplomatic into the darkened streets. Light Only the tender meat. 1936 Oldsmobile 8 Sedan (trhn k)___ $785 morrow night. Hie baldlsh, middle-aged insur­ Mrs. Mary Case Pays Pen­ Two Dates; No Fishing In Pootung and the Hongkew dU- Not for many years has there been breach to an International quarrel gent chieftain himaelf visited his poles were toppled by the shock and trict and Cailnese land batteries so little major legislation In tbe over the machine gun order and de­ relentlessly advancing front, pleased the wires snarled In a seemingly blasting at Japaaeae defense Unea Scallops - Oysters ..... 35c 1936 Oldsmobile 6 Sedan (trunk) . ... .$765 mlU at a session’s close. It happen­ WILKINS ALL SET clared Czechoslovakia was influenc­ by the now almost unopposed pus! hopeless mess. All of the lights in alty in the E lectric Chair. Trip to Mame This Year. In the eaatern district. ed In her stand by "third party iuat like fresh oyatera. Radio. Only 14JNM MIlea. ed this time only because most of toward the Spanish government’s the city were extinguished. American-owned buldtnga were pressure." Hie quake struck at 8 p. m„ at a believed engulfed In tbe flamee, the controversial problems were (■rae "third party" presumably last city stronghold on the northern postponed until the next session. coast. terrifying welcome to 375 len, Ossining, N. T., Aug. 20.— (AP) Washington, Aug. 20.— (AP) — which spread ovhr wide afeki' Native Potatoes .. peck 25c 1936 Dodge Sedan (trunk)...... $685 FOR NEXT FUGHT was tbe Soviet Union.) women and children who had fled checked. Badlo and Heater.______Worry Over Extra Session A special meeting of the Portu In less than a week of the insur­ —Mrs. Mary ^btnaon Case, pretty Prealdent Roosevelt - haa made so Ripe Tomatoes . . . 2 lbs. 9c It was thla procastinatlon which gent offensive, Franco’s commanders from the booming guns of Shanghai. The artlUery duel between Japan- guese Commercial Association ex­ 25-3rear-oId housewife, died laat far only two post-Congress engage­ eae warshipa on the river and Chin­ Green B eans----- 2 qts. 25c provided the only worjy for tired pressed approval of the govem- reported, Santander's outlying de­ ‘ People throughout the city were 1935 Oldsmobile 8 Coach (trunk)___ $575 ieglriatora as they looked forward fenses In the tumbling terrain to the panic stricken. Residents rushed in­ January In tbe bathtub of a Jackson ments ese shore batteries was the fiercaat Squash...... 2 for 1.5c Arctic Explorer Now in Alas- luent's stand In the face of the "Im­ of the eight-day-old battle for C arrots...... 2 lbs. 11c Beautiful Tan Paint Job. with relief to adjournment. They pertinence" of Czechoslovakia In city’s southwest had been virtually to the streets as loose objects Irutde Heights, Queens, apartment, the He told reporters today he ex­ smashed. their homes and hotel rooms crash­ pected to motor to Sbarpsburg, Shanghai. The International Settle­ wondered whether It would cause. frlling to fulfill the arma contract. vcitim of strangling fingers about ment rocked to the detonations. President Roosevelt to caU them b , Preparing to Search ■rae association characterized the ■rae drive yesterday was confined ed to the floor. Md.. September 17 to attend a cele­ 1935 Chevrolet Sedan (trunk) ...... $525 rae tremors continued for some her throat and hammer blows on Shells Fall Near Cmiser A Clean Car. back into a special session two Praha government aa "daring not to Infantry attacks against the laat her head. bration commemorating the 75th time, swaying tall telephone poles anniversary of tbe C3vll War battle Three ebells, believed to be from months hence. to trust the word given by the strands of the government's defen­ Major Green, meek-looking 34- The House considered today for Lost Russian Fliers. Portuguese government." sive. Thlc)k fog and a driving rain fully a foot and a half. of Antietam. He will not make a Chineee batteries In northern Shang­ 1935 Plymouth Coach (trunk)...... $495 Commercial sources here con­ throughout the southern sector Tbe Associated Press correspond­ year-old negro handyman, died last speech there, 'rae other engage­ hai, hod fallen near the Augusta W h y D o night in the electric chair at Sing Badlo and Heater. tended that the middle European grounded the Insurgent aerial arma­ ent, writing about the arrival of tbe ment will h e's Thanksgiving party shortly before ahe waa hit. Another (UoaUnned on Page Bight) Sing prison, his life claimed by the Fairbanks. Alaska. Aug. 20. — da and Franco's field guns were use­ Shanghai refugees^ was forced to at Warm Springs, Ga. fell leas than 100 yards -ostant- (Uontlniied On Pag* rwo) less in the low visibility. state In payment for the slaying of He said he bad made no plaiu for ahortly after. 193t Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan .. .. $425 (AP) — A big-framed, black- Mra. Case. Very CIrarL______bearded veteran of tbe Arctlce—Sir rae insurgent operations were ((Joattoued Un Page IMa) a trip to the west coast and there Her crew of 800 waa ordered to Hubert Wilkins—brought new cheer centered on two vital highways, the Green stumbled to the chair In was no chance of his taking a flsk- remain below decks as much as HEFLIN CANDIDATE today to an impatient crew of rescue TBE.4SURT B.ALANCE Burgos and Palencia roads running silence, his eyes closed. The Rev. Ing trip off the Maine coast. Within possible. . Similar precautions wars 1934 Pontiac Sedan a ' a • a (aT ffT a T .$400 pilots waiting for fair weather to north toward Santander, but the Anthony N. Petersen. Protestant ten days after Congress quits he ' taken by the United States Badlo and Heater. puah out over Polar wastes In their Washington,, Aug. 20.— (AP) — advance guard deployed on either GUIDEB()bKnGHT chaplain. Intoned tbe 23rd Psalm aa expects to go to hla family estate era Eldsall and Parrott and oth^ When You FOR SENATE SEAT search for six mlaaing Russian ■rae position of the Treasury Aug. aide of the highway to wipe out Green waa fastened In tbe chair. at Hyde Park, N. Y. foreign naval ships off Shanghai, 18: Hie President and correspondents Some prepared to move to eafar a a -a o ♦ ♦ a 'a T ff? a fliers. Santander's dwindling forces. Green’s Ups fluttered In accom­ Manchester Public Market 1934 Ford______Coach $295 anchorages. Sir Hubert and his Canadian pilot, Receipts, $128,398,617.01; expendi­ Boaloees Paralyaed paniment but no sound came forth. discussed the possibility of an ex­ Herbert Hollick-Kenyon, arrived at tures. $102,588,513.02; balance, $2,- REACHES HOPKINS tra session Congress In race track The Augusta, $10,000,000, 9,060- 1933 Qieirolet Sport Coupe...... $325 Meanwhile, normal business ac­ He was pronounced dead at 10:07 terms. Port Arthur, Ont., last night from 847,202,063.68; customs receipts for tivity within Santander bad come p. m. Xe. B. L) three minutes after ton flogahlp of Admiral Hairy H Can Be The Very Clean. Foe of Wafl Street, Tammany the month, $22,454,154.03. Asked the odds on a special ses­ Toronto, raey plaimed to take off to a tense halt. Shops and factories he entered the death chamber. Yarnell, commander In chief of the FRESH SEA FOOD BE TH RIFTY for Fort Smith, N. W. T„ 1,200 miles Receipts for the fiscal year (since sion, the President said he did not Asiatic fleet, had stood by earlier were closed and workers were rush­ Outside the prison gates, his know, but was trying to make 1933 Pl}nniouth Sedan ;«r«T»Tp'BnTVla a araTfTa a a $325 Hall and Vatican Has En­ distant, early today. July 1). $727,647,944.41; expendi­ ed to the fringes of the city to build Bay State Stirred Up by Men- today aa the Parrott and Edsoll and with tures. $1,039,768,548.89, Including mother, Mrs. Louise Green, of Jack­ Txx)k on It. Dollar line tenders carried 1,100 A Good Bay. raeir huge rilver flying boat, pur­ last line fortifications against the sonville. Fla., apd his wife, Juanita, • 15c lb. Proud Owner chased by tbe Russian government $302,845,065.33 of emergency expen­ advancing Insurgents. Sugar Quota Bill United States refugees down the huddled In tears, “raey bad seen Informed that some persons Whangpoo to the Dollar liner Preri- Thrifty Cleaners ! tered Race in Alabama. for tbe expedlUon, will then fly ditures; excess of expenditures, Santander autborlUes clung to tioo of Sacco-Vanzetti at 1932 Dodge Sedan ...... T ... .$225 dent Hoover, bound for Mmiim . . . 15c qt. north to help* the other aviators $312,120,604.48; gross debt. $36,- the hope that fortifications about search for Slglaround Levaneffsky 951,871J173.40, an increase of $60,- (Cootlnoed on Page Six) (Uoatteoed on Pag* (Ms) Admiral YarneU bad told the 15c qt. Save On Torrelavega, an ImporUnt Industri­ Case in tbe WPA Articles. Japanese navy concisely that Amer­ O f A H om e 1932 Plymouth Coupe...... $165 Montgomery, Ala., Aug. 20 — and hia five companions, last beard 456,325.78 over the previous day; al, mining and water power center, Quality Oeaning! from a week ago today, aeveral gold asaeU. $12,527,122,297.54, In­ ican vessels would navigate the (A P )— A wlde-openr acramble for 11 miles to the southwest, might Whangpoo whenever and however the Senate seat reaigned by Hugo cluding $1,295,691,338.41 of inactlv'’ 1931 Dodge Sedan...... r.,.. $95 (UonUaoed on Page BMfkt) serve to check the offeiulve. rae he wished without reference to the Freah Deep gca Scallops...... 29c Women’s Plain 1-Piece Dresses Black was expected today with the gold. erection of defenses was centered Boston. Aug. 20.— (A P )—Hio atlr created In Boston by publication of Tourists in Washington Japanese, who bad asked him to Of Your Own White and Fancy Net Included. fiery J. ’niomaa Hefiih, former Sena, there. give advance notice if any United Frcah Boston BlucBsh...... tor and btunt-speaUng foe of Wall a Works Progress Administration ...1 5 c lb. 1930 Dodge Sedan ... . ______.. $85 Its Hans In Front guidebook discusalng.tbe celebrated States craft were to move on the Tammany Hall and the ra e Italian "Black Arrow” bri­ river after dark. o ; Catholic hierarchy, aa avow- Sacco-Vanzetti ease spread to Wash­ Are Only Rushers There Freah Boneless Filet of Haddock ...... Men’s 3-Piece Suits gade, a powerful unit of Franco's ington today and brought from Ad­ At 10:30 p. m. (9:30 a. m., S A t) ...2 3 c Ib. 1930 Ford______Coupe 'VXB*a B**t*7|(T*^a • afafV*#T J. $75 ndldate. and tbe prospect there Largest Chinatown in U. 5. xrmy, was refwrted within a few For Very Little More H'Ufte Not Inclndod. lid be eight others, ministrator Harry Hopkins a sug­ the Shanghai International Settle­ Kncy Fresh Mackerel...... ovemor Bibb Graves named hla miles of Torrelavega and of all bis gestion it waa all a publicity "trick." ment was rocked as if In on earti^ 15c lb. forces the nearest to Santander. Washington, Aug. 20.— (A P )-X d a y ) for order.. the s ^ c b oon- quake by the snvage artillery duel 1929 Oldsmobile C o a c h . $60 fe, Dixie, to succeed Black, who Piling Up Huge Relief Fund Meqnwfaile, Governor Charles F. Members of OongntM like to say tlnue: , Opened Clams for Chowder becomes a Supreme Court justice, Domination of Torrelavega was Hurley renewed crIUctsm of the text ov r the Whzuigpoo. Oilneee bat­ 35c pt. Sweaters and the brigade's Immediate objective. they are "niobing toward adjourn­ Hie Senate: teries well to the south of the ee$- Money Than What You 1929 Packard Sedan but described tbe selection as "tem­ and announced he would ask Lieu­ A clerk reads a list of bills on the .... $90 But protecting tbe city were six tenant Ozlonel John J. McDonough, ment," but the tourists are the only Oement were exchanging sheltt SPEQAL AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT Skirts—19c porary." The state Democratic com­ Ban Frandaoo, Aug. 20— (AP) —^Xproceeds of which will go to war re- calendar—his voice Is slow and with Japanese warships on the river mittee will call a primary some high mountalna upon which govern­ Massachusetts WPA administrator, ones who are doing any rushing. Hone Made Potato Salad...... 15c lb 2 lbs. CUaatown bent to the task of piling ef. ment forces were strongly entrench­ careful. . .occaatonally someone and projectiles screamed over tbe time after February 1 to choose a to inatruct ■ tbe book publishers to Take a walk over to O pitol HlU. speaks up: "Let the blU go over"... . H one Made RoDs. our Mual variety .... i? ^ d ,S Don’t BcMtata! We Guarantee Na Finer Oeaa- up a relief fund for the w v -tom B. S. Fpng, president of the Chin­ ed. atop printings pending poesible dele­ forel^-held parts of the city, Are Now Pa3ring For Rent nominee, be said, and /be will ap- Hie House of Representatives— Hie clerk reads another-one.. .the lag Begardlees at Price. homeland today. ese National Salvation League, said Hie United States destroyer Kane tions. >int the party cholco to serve CSilnatown'a 17,000 Inhabitants al­ S3 of 433 members are on the floor scene Is a picture of composure...... lack’s unexpired term, ending Tourist saw a ahow they hadn’t steamed to Santander to evacuate McDonough promptly' disclaimed . .. there's scarcely a seat left In the eJanuary, 1039. ready had ralaed between $50,(X)0 Americana. Hie French trawler authority over tbe writers’ project With the mercury near 90 outside, Shanghai Ablaze FRESH ^TGETABLES Let Us Help You With Your Building: expwtad. Clusters of excited Chln- and $100,000 to send homeward. galleries.. .bella ring for a roll call Senators I^wis and Austin have on THRIFTY SHOE REBUILDERS . Hie actual election, act for Louloette arrived yesterday at Bay­ which compiled the guidebook, and ...362 answer their names...have As Bombs Fall Graves for April 26, will be only a s stood on virtually avery comer "HJverybody is giving." he said, onne, France, with refugees from announced be would refer all aug- vesta under their coats J*®®’ ' C o ™ ...... -.19e do8. Problems and Remember That When Bepeated By Popalar Beqneet! ’'rae children, their parents, firms, the rest gone bom ef Seventy-eight of 90 members can Shanghai, Aug. 20.— (A P )— A formality aa a Democratic nomina­ o f narrow, taeming Grant avenue. the beleaguered seaport who said geations to Waahlngton "without Hie bands on the big bronze clock ...... - ...... 10c q t, 3 qts. 25c tion In Alabama usually Is equiva­ societies. We’re going to have much recommendation.* bs accounted for—have the rest fourth of Shanghai was ablam to­ Cli|neee and American newspapers more money to aend.” the capitulation of Santander was creep around their alow drcle—but ...... 6 lbs. 25c Ladies’ Soles (half).. .69c lent to election. considered inevitable. Dennis Dooley. sUte Ubrarian, gone h om e?...th e gallery doors night as Chinese airforces atrucS You!re Ready We Have All the Material On Any Car Under $300. with reports of the Shanghai fight­ Women's groups, of which there nobody from the floor watchea them savagely at Japanese propertteo Beffia's Btateoscirt ing aold Ukt ricecakea. Spores of Near Hsntsnder whom tbe governor asked yesterday whisper their openings.. .long lines Men’s Soles (half).... 79c Heflin, who was defeated for ra- are many, are preparing bandagea, to review tbe book, was.expected to ...R ep. Bnell (R., N. Y.), laughs at at tourists huddle patiently before along the Whangpoo river and Chi­ You Need. Chinese, wfaite-thatebed. toothless medical supplies and clothing. ‘ras refugeas said peoatmlsm a joke whispered In his ear by Rep. GROCE»Y VALUES Heel L if t s ...... ,11c electloa to the Senate in 1830, after eldeiB end Impulsive youths, crowd­ shrouded the city. have a report ready today. Mean­ the entrancea and stare at the fig­ nese artillery bloated at Japeneoo be was barred from a party primary *7bere la a strong movement on while, JoBeph Gaer, regional director Plumley (R., V t.)...R ep. Nlchola ures in Statuary Hall. defense Unea ) ed about offices of the two vernacu­ the par) of young Chlhcae living 'rae heaviest fighting yesterday (D., Okla.), laughs at a joke wbla- a t ...... ------...... 25c Ib. MANCHESTER Why .Pay MoteT Solea BfacMae Btiteh- because he bolted the party to fight lar dallies, where war buUetliu ot the WPA writers’ project, was Outside the summer sun beats American property su ffei^ heavi­ »n ai Bpai^ t t l and Macaroni ...... loe Ib. ed By Factory Bfetfeoda Only. Comfdrt- here to go acroas," one spokesman occurred north of San Pedro del pered by Rep. Rayburn (D., Tex.) A1 Smith’s presideatlal campaign were posted. Romeral, on the Burgos road atynit report**! on bis way here from down on Capitol HtU.. .occasionally ly os the battle, for Shanghai, In tta aMs Bootta far Tan While Yoa Walt! In 1928. received Graves announce­ said. ’'The difficulty, of course. Is .. .swlab go the g ^ e ry doota, con­ oomisone stops and walks out acroas second w e^ , becomo Increasingly ^ -ft”?*** .2 cans 15c Jubilant chatter followed dlaplay that almost all at them are A m ^ - 20 miles from Santander, when in­ Washington fop a conference In I Tw afpea, New PkA, Na 2 can ...... 4 for 25e MOTOR SALES, Inc. ment with a flat statement:' of any gains by (Alncse forces In Bostoo today. stantly fanning with ths rt^t-seera the scorched lawn for a siesta under destructive o< Ufa and wealth. "I wQl be a candidate for tbe caa citlseiu and must for that rea­ surgent troops, preceded by tanks, going in and out. “Your OldsmoUle Dealer" Shanghai son participate In the war only aa flanked., a government force and "Btetemeat of Pact* one o f the blistered trees. Hie whole Pootung waterfroat^ long, term (beglnalng in 1939) and Eight members are reading nawa- Rush? The W. G. Glenney Co. -Along Grant avenue, which runs non-combatants." drove it from mountain foothlUa. Dr. Ray A. BUUngton, director. of teeming Industrial area juat acroas WATCH FOR SATURDAY SPECIALS! it u entlrdy probable that I will for nearly a mile through the the writers’ project and chief de­ papers.. .another la speaking.,. “rae dictionary’s definition of the the river from tbe heart c t Bhong- 20 E. CENTER ST. MANCHESTER BE THRIFTY WUH THRIITT There la no evidence of frictloa An insurgent report from BUbao loud laughtsr from a huddled group W A L 6111 ~ WE DELIVER ' Coal. Lnmbtf, Maaoas* Supplies, PBint —- world'a largaat ChlnsJown, aoUci- between Oiiaatown and the smaller fender of the project, has asserted wordfls: bal, was In flamea tbe raoult OC Robert Schaller Jaams Goraiaa Far A Laveiy Wardrabe ton sold Uucta for a native opera. near the cloakrooma.. .Speaker "To drive or push with violent 336 No. Bfala S t TeL 4149 Manchester a n Mala SL --Chah and Carry Jspaaees quarter a mile away. •• H g t B g tt) ■ F bCb B g h t ) Bankhead pounds (as ha does svery haste or swlftneos.- (CBBtlBBH m rage fin— / 1 - ►AtJE TWO ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MLANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, AUGUST 20.1982 UANCHESTER BVBNINQ HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 20,1987 Uaatraaaelo and infant son, 5 will Inereaae tba amouata in some FANCY BROILERS K ^ A L NOTES Main street. caae* where condiUona warrant. Washington HlU-East Hartland awarded to Jeannette Flynn and f^awl ...... S8e tb. Admitted today: Mri. Effle PARLEY ON S 1 M E they are receiving their Urge pay strike-breakers owe.an your suceeas Strikers are aUU being given two road. 2 miles of msr*ii*Tn pave­ second prise to Barbara Beckler, wished to be in good standing with U a good way of jumping froni Jatt! FrdRs aad VetetaMea Crougb, S Walnut street, Mra. meals each day at the home of A. ment. through .their own efforts of unor­ to. the money-bags helped drive the At Our StanA Augusta lAmprecht, 54 Village and honorable mention made of OPEN FORUM ' l- d DIschartred yesterday; U rt. Grace G. Zanls, 219 Hartford road. Route No. U. ‘ S. 202—Danbury. I-atricIa Oomln’s old-faabioned dou ganized Ubor. It is through the In the case of this two-by-four nails in the cross. Don’t worry Ruddell. 90 Oak street, Mra. Sarah street, Walter Socl^ Manchester LEAVES WAY OPEN Ftofcet Unea Oonttmie 94 mile of construction within city •efforts of those that have guts strike In Manchester one does not about our town officials—every Ume 1 J. T. 3. HERRMANN Madden. Blssell street, Mrs. Jane Green, Lawrence DlUoo, 8 Oak carriage. — A STRIKER’S OPINION. enough to go out and light for hu­ Vtt Oeetcr 8t. .. Phene BOSS The picket line continued march­ Adam Exp ,. Umlta. Next Thursday the summer school have to be a very keen observer to one of them socks us below the belt WL’son, 51 Arch street, Mrs. Pascal Place, James Burton, Sterling, ing for hourly periods at the open- No Route Numbers man rights and a living wage. Some see that right does not always win. we rush out to give him a vote of Conn.. Mrs. Fannie Oamba, 229 Air Reduo .. Grower May Lose As Much As will present Its final play, a musi­ EMitor The Herald: of you < opportunists are securing Here we see that might is right. As confidence. Oak street, Mrs. Matthew Gowens of the plant in the znornln^, at Allegheny Bolton. Lake street and Shoddy cal fantasy entitled, “In a Florist’s noon and during the departure of 200 Poan4s a Week Through Mill road. 2 miles of rolled bank Is it possible that these unorgan­ your fat pay envelopes, so why wor­ for strike breaking union men— This lady who has worked in Do Yon Have Sever* and Infant son, 37 Madison street. Union Organizers Hit at Au­ Son of President Speaks Allied Cbem Scorclimg Wave Drives tbe run gravel. Window',, at 2:30 In the afternoon. ized workers and stHke-breakera ry. Those union people that have well, out of the twelve Apostles, one Births; A son to Mr. and Mrs. workers at 5 o’clock. Am Can . . . . Premature Harvesting. Prizes for the various events, In­ nearly all the large factories must John Patelll, 152 School street, a Over 100 strikers filed Into the Am Rad St S Columbia. 8 sections of town aid that ai-e always ready to take ad­ the courage to go out on the picket of them betrayed Christ, and don’t have covered a terrible lot of terri­ HEADACHES? . 21H roada. cluding pet, doll and doll carriage vantage of any situation to further line and take abuse, and rough forget it was the Jewish high priests son to Mr. and Mra. Carl Oalkua, ditor’s Report; Further plant this.morning to receive their at Convention of Young Am Smelt . . . . . 92H Thermometer Near 100 shows adll be awarded at that time. tory In jumping from one job to an­ Oonsolt . , last paychecks. _ The company keeps By P. J. ANDERSON Bastford. Two concrete bridges their own selfish interests think that handling by a n . army of police and big shota with the help of Rom­ other. Possibly she was too good Come Early Tomorrow for 253 School street, and a son to &lr. Am Tel and Tel .169 A giDwer may lose as much bristling nith clubs, hardware and DR. G. A. CAILLOUETTO and Mrs. William Plank, 28 Bank one week’s pay on the books and to­ Am Tob B . . . . . 79*4 and approaches over Bigelow brook. an gendarme, who crucified him. No ao operator to stay bn each job very Chiropractor | street. Proposals Seen Possible. day’s pay is the flnsl one for the Democratic Clubs. Am W at Wks . 18 H Mark; 32 Year Record. 200 pounds of tobacco a week by Short detour. 3 sections of town aid gold" braid, are the people you doubt some of the multitude that long. IVofessional strike breaking 119 Center S t Phone S6Z8 Census; Seventy patients. strikers. There was no dlsturbahce Anaconda ...... 58)4 harvesting It too soon according to road. during the morning. Armour, HI ...... 12 carefully conducted testa at the Ehc EUlngton-ToUand. Crystal Lake Organisers Frank Uberti and road. 19i miles of gravel surface. Indianapolis, Aug. 20. — (AP)_ Atchison ...... 7694 Manchester today sweltered in periment SUUon In Windsor. Oiling Work PRODUCE AT MARKET Irving Horowitz of the Internation­ James Roosevelt, delivering the Aviation Oorp ...... 694 'Alter the top Is removed .’rom DOLLAR DAY Baldwin ...... fiV4 the midst of a terrific heat wave the plant, all the nutrients itnd Route No. U. S. 6—Manchester- al Ladies Garment Workers Union keynote address today at the bl that sent thermometer readings Bolton. Hartford-Putnam. Shoulders enntal convention of the Young Balt and Ohio ...... 269* growth Impulses are diverted to the 5 miles. STILL BELOW DEMAND stated today in reference to the re­ NO NEED TO CUT Bendlx ...... 19^ flirting around 100, with 98 reported leaves. Instead of making flowers port made by Hibbard N. Alexan­ Democratic Clubs of America, said Beth Steel ...... 98 9i Route No. U. S. 6A—Bolton. WII- that "in four short months your tnoat often. It’s the hottest August and seeds, the plant now turns its Umantic-Hartford. Shoulders 3 der, town auditor and certified pub­ Can Pac ...... 1194 efforts to making tbe leaves longer BARGAINS Auction W^on’t Be'Very Active lic accountant, that Mr. Alexander party transformed a pseudo-democ­ Case (J. I.) ...... 174 20 that the Hartford Weather Bu­ miles. AUGUST SALE OLD AGE PENSION racy that couldn't work Into a real reau has had in Ita 32-year history Md broader. Elvery grower has no­ Route No. 82—Mansfield. WII- Until Peaches Come In , In did not have ttms.to make a full and CeiTD De Pas ...... 72 ticed the rapid Increase in size o9 democracy that did work." and It reems to be hot enough here Ilmantic-Stafford. Shoulders 4 Greater Quantities. complete study of the conditions ex­ "In four short years", he con­ Ches and O hio...... 4994 the upper leaves Just after topping miles. isting within the cloak plant, and Chrysler ...... 11394 to be considered a- record breaker, but few realize that the leaves low­ tinued, "It has not only pulled the Col Carbon ...... ,..120 although no official figures are Route No. 83—Vernon. Rockville- New Cotton Dresses ^ First and second grade cauliflow­ further that the conclusions reached Gov. Cross Receives Report country o u t' of the slough of er down on the stalk also experience Manchester. Shoulders 2 miles. had no bearing and vMue In the lo­ Col Qaa and El ...... i24* available for comparison. i ^a considerable Increase in size dur­ er, tomatoes, cucumbers, some cal situation. despond but actually haa rebuilt It Coml inv Tr ...... 63 Main street and vicinity were Route No. 85—CDlchester-Salem- Newest Prints. Sizes 34 to 46. peaches, sweet com, lima beans, po­ on a higher and firmer ground than Coml Solv ...... r ...... 1344 practically deserted most of the day ing this period. In last year's tests Montvllle-Waterford. Hartford-New tatoes, shell beans, a few pears and Furthermore, O r^lzer Uberti, That There Will Be Enough it occupied In the lush days of when^tobacoo wras harvested one London. Shoulders 14 miles. stated, Mr. Alexander baa never 1929 Itself.” Cons Ekllson ...... 35^ as townspeople sought relief from week after topping 18 per cent of Route No. 94-^lastonbury. Addi­ apples together with blueberries, made a thorough Inspection of " a Cons Oil ...... i 5ij the excess heat and humidity. Th GLENWOOD were offered In the Manchester Auc­ The son of President Roosevelt Cont Can ...... 597^ Weather Bureau holds out no hope the leaves were In the 25-ihch son. Shoulders 6 miles. cloak manufacturing plant and that Foods to Meet Demands. who serves his father as secretary length. When left two weeks longer tion Market yesterday afternoon by it was bis belief that Alexander was Com Prod ...... 6594 of relief today or tomorrow. Auctioneer R. M. Reid and Sons. said the nation bad been rebuilt by Del Lack and West ...... 15 83 per cent of the leavesJKore in the only sent Into the local plant to In­ "re-direcUon. given by common 25-ihch class Assuming a price of The total sales yesterday reached vestigate to see If the Independent Douglas Aircraft ...... ss'.i JUNIOR MACCABEES N ew W ool Sweplers 5239.95 showing that the produce Hartford. Aug. 20.—(AP)—Gov­ sense governmental policy, to that Du Pont ...... 102 20 cents a pound for Havana Seed CToak company had lived up to constant willingness of the great or Broadleaf tobacco, and a weekly RANGES — ernor Cross today was to receive a that was expected to come to the promises made to the Chamber of Ekutman Kodak ...... 190 market the first week has fallen be­ report from Finance Commissioner majority of people to work hard Elec and Mus ...... 514 Increase of 200 pounds—less than tomorrow New Weaves - New Colors. Sizes 34 to 40. Commerce when the plant moved to and play the game with each the actual figure found last year — ncNic ! AT low the estimate and until {feachoa Manchester. Bldward F. Hall advising him that other." Elec Auto Lite ...... 30'V Local Stocks are ready to be harve.stcd' In larger Gcn Foods .. tt...... 371.^ the grower who harvests one week SALE “Don’t Compare.” there was no need of cutting old "The difference between our peo­ after topping Instead of two weeks numbers the market will not bo Promis'es made to the Chamber age awards one dollar. Cen Motors ...... 56 *• Buses to Leave Masonic Tern-1 very active. ple In March. 1933, and in August. Gillette ...... • 14'i Furnished by K. R. Shaw, Inc. later is losing 580 an acre. pie at 10 O’clock; To Go to of Commerce, Uberti argued, do not Mr. Hall’s report, based on an 1937, Is a difference In direction Hecker Prod ...... 1134 968 Faruilngton Ave., A welj-fed crop should not be har compare with the situation In gen­ audit of the old age fund by Budget only—-In direction by go\’emment Hudson Motors ...... 15a; 9\est Hartford vested bisfore three weeks after top­ Sandy Beach for the Dav. eral throughout the cloak Industry. Director Benjamin P. Whitaker, and our party can be everlastingly Ullllam K. Martin ping. Not only Is there an increase sew Blouses According to Uberti the Independ­ also was understood to have advised proud that It proved Its faith that Int Nick ...... 6394 Int Tel and Tcl ...... 1094 Local Reprrsentutlve in yield but also tbe quality of the A L. Brown Junior Court of Mac­ ent Cloak Company Is the only the governor that there would bo there is a way to give our people Johns Manville ...... 136 Bid Asked tobacco la better. Manufacturers Crepes • Satin. Sizes 34 to 40. "open’’ shop In the entire country. sufficient money in the old age fund that direction without asking them Kcnnecott ...... eo Cap. Nat. Bk. & Tr. . 33 37 prefer ripe tobacco. The bum and cabees will hold Its annual picnic to­ The attitude of Mr. Ellis In the to meet current and future demands to surrender their democracy a.s the morrow at Oystal Lake. The plan price of security." Lehigh Valley Rd ...... 13?4 Htfd. Conn. Trust 72 78 taste are better. Sorting testa show current strike situation, according through XIarch. 1939, when the next Ugg and Myers B ...... 100 Htfd. Nat. Bk. t Vt ~ 3294 34 that ripe tobacco (8 weeks after Is to* leave by bus a t the Masonic | to Mr. Uberti, la Identical to that Legislature can and probably will Roosevelt said young people Loew's ...... g2 Phoenix St. Bk & Tr. ’^80 300 topping) has a higher percentage of hall tomorrow morning at 10 o’clock token by Henry Ford In the steel act on any deficit that may have should rally to the Democratic occurred thereafter. party because It believes "a democ­ Lorillard ...... i 2194 Insurance Stocks the upper grades. and to return early In the evening. strike In which he declared Ford to Mont Ward ...... 61*. Aetns Casualty ...... 08 100 it must be pointed out,' however The outing wlU be held at Sandy have assumed an attitude of "rug­ Welfare Commissioner Frederic racy Is not compelled to be fatalis­ Nash Kelv ...... ig i, 750 PAIRS C. Walcott has complained that tic about the economic cycle any Aetna Fire ...... 47 49 that there may arise certain condi­ ^ a c h , CrysUl Lake. A small ged individualism" and regarded the Nat Bisc ...... 2494 Aetna Life ...... 2994 3194 tions under which It Is beat to har­ "Charge will be made for the bath 1 entire world-ns dishonest and him­ failure of the General Assembly to more than about yellow fever or Nat Cash R e g ...... 39 houses and for roller skating at 2:30 SUMMER SHOES NEW MODESJI of weIl>known brands with Panels. Increase the old age tax or provide the Bubonic plague." Automobile ...... 3294 34>, vest earlier than three weeks after NOW ON DIS­ Sizes 34 to self the only honest one In the con­ Nat Dairy ...... 20 Conn.' General ...... 3594 3794 topping. If the leaves are starving p. m. A large number of the older ONE DAY ONLY—SATURDAY! 46. troversy. more funds has resulted In an Im­ "It Is our Job", he said "to make Nat Distill ...... 301. Hurry for this miracle \-alue. Whites, Col­ PLAY! A Glen- pending deficit, beginning next fall good In this country the promise of Hartford F ire ...... 74 76 for lack, of food, due to application juniors ore planning to attend and wood Range to Mr. Libcrtl also blasted the stand N Y Central ...... 39 Hartford Steam Boiler 64 68 of too little fertilizer or leacnlng of wli; assist the Junior Director, Mrs. ors. All sizes, but not In every style. The Complete - taken by Mr. Elll.s, president, re­ and amounting to about 5500,000 by tomorrow's world, but building a NY NH and H ...... 4*4 fit every kitchen, March, 1939. better nation Is not blowing a National Fl/e ...... 64 66 nitrogen, and the plant is turning Bessie Farris end her committee, in large or small . . Small Lot of ( garding the unique type of work North Amer ...... 24 94 Phoenix Fire ...... 83 85 pale, nothing will be g ^ e d by wait­ caring for the younger children. An Line of NEW cl me locally. Governor Cross has been awaiting dream castle from soap bubbles. It Packard ...... 334 In the city or la' Mr. Whitaker's survey of the situa­ is the hardest work man does. To Ros.sla Insurance . . . . 11 13 ing. Or If dry weather is ’’flring’’ extensive program of land and wa­ the country. A Mr. Ellis, Llbertl said, does not Param Plct ...... 22V Travelers ...... 480 495 the lower leaves, It la sometimes ter sporta Is being arrange*!, and an I GLENWOOD maintain what be states is a unque tion and was expected to advise make progress In our generation Penn ...... 35^ CAMP MOCASSINS model to bum Commissioner Walcott to abandon will take all the devotion and Public Ltlllty Storks best to harvest at once. outdoor dog roost. Boys and girls Summer Dresses a nd Industry, hosed on certain unusual Phelps Dodge ...... 5014 Conn. Lt. and Pow. .. 57 61 attending should bring their own • FOR MEN RANGES a n y fuel . . . manufacturing processes. Through­ his intention of meeting any feared energy of the thousands you dele­ Phil Pete ...... 9gv The principle reason why tbe For Camp Wood, Coal, Oil, deficit by reducing the weekly gates represent, co-ordinated and Conn. Pow...... 4694 4894 grower banreats early la because of basket lunches. I Gas or in combi­ Fom eily prices to $4.89. Sizes 14, 40, 20. out the entire garment industry, Pub Serv N J ...... 4 iv Htfd. Elec. t t ...... 68 60 If the weather should be stormy • FOR BOYS And AU Coal and wood ranges la awards. given direction through this organ­ fear of hall or wind storma. He gets enamel finishes . . . (Combi­ nation. Uberti said, there are a substantial Reoelvea Protests ization, fitted to our hand If we Radio ...... 1094 Hartford Gas...... 29 33 ao nervous thinking about them that tomorrow morning the picnic will Other number of shops which operate in an Rem Rand ...... 2594 So. New Eng. Tel Co. 194 169 be postponed unUl Wednesday of I • FOR WOMEN nation ranges in a big aasort- This morning the governor re­ have the will and w1t to use It.” Repub Steel ...... 3794 ha can’t oleep at night until he haa Outdoor ment of beautiful enamel fln- Identical manner as the Independent ceived a telephoned protest from Manufacturing Stocks the crop under the shihgles. Anoth­ next week. Wear Many Other BARGAINS Throug'hout Cloak Company, called "sectional- Rey Tob B ...... 92' Acme Wire ...... 4894 Special for Dollar Day— lahes. A Glenwood Range to John J. Egan, secretary of the Con­ Safeway Stores ...... 3914 5094 er reason for early harvesting Is the lit every family need. Iscd” system of manufacture. Those necticut Federation of Labor, who Is Am. H ardw are...... 33 36 belief that the cure Is better In the This Wonder Value! the Store shops operating In the same manner' Sebenley Dls ...... 43 Arrow H and H, com. 601* opposing any cut in the weekly Sears Roebuck ...... 9494 6294 hot weather or early August. This as the local plant arc paying higher awards which now average about Manchester Billings and Spencer. 594 6*4 objection, however. Is offset by the D O U AND CARRIAGE The NEW Glenwood Ranges com­ wage scales than the local concern, Shell Union ...... 25'j Bristol Brass ...... 5894 56 per person. The governor told Socony Vac ...... 21 60*4 more r^ ld cure of the riper tobac- bine so many new Improvements that he said. Mr. Egan to await Commissioner Date Book Collins Co...... 125 135 Way Still Open. South Pac ...... 49 oo. Eve^ year in experiments at SHOW AT THEY. E C . A. space will not permit ua to name Hall’s report, which was expected South Rwy-.-...... 29 Ckilt’s Pat. Firearms . 7194 7394 the station It Is found that the late I them all. You muat see these NEW Yesterday’s attempts of the Board to dispose of the controversy be­ Eagle Lock ...... 2594 27 H Glenwoods in order to fully appreci­ of Mediation availed only that the Today St Brands ...... 11*4 harvested (ripe) tobacco Is ftilly tween Commissioners Walcott and Aug. 20 — Special election on St Gas and El ...... 774 Fafnlr Bearings...... 128 138 cured before other (green) tobacco Pfltricia Coniins and Jeanette ate their greater efficiency, economy way was still open for negotiations. Hall as to the need of' a special Charter amendment. State Armory, Gray Tel Pay Station 794 8% and convenience. An announcement from the board St on Cal ...... 43% Hart and Cooley .... 225 245 that was harvested two weeks Flynn Are Winners; To Pre- s ^ lo n for revenue raising pur­ 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. St Oil N J ...... 66>4 earlier. stated that both sides were agree­ poses or any drastic action affect­ Coming E\-ents Hendcy Mfg. Co...... 1294 14*4 aent Play Next Thursday. able to further conferences, the na­ Tex Corp ...... 6194 40*4 ing the old age pension situation. Aug. 22—Outing of British War Timken Roller B e a r...... 64 Landers, Frary & Clk. 38*4 ture of which were not known. No Action Expected Veterans and Auxiliary at Marl­ Mann It Bow, I3ass A -- 10 Thursday afternoon, the annual Dates were not announced but It was Trans America ...... 1594 GLENWOOD Acceptance of Mr. Hall's recom­ borough lake. Union Carbide ...... 100 New Brit. Mcb.. com. 41 43 doll and doll carriage show was understexed that anothei conference mendation for no action is expected Aug. 29—Legion outing at Sons Union Pac ...... 120 do . pfd...... 98 105 Conditions Of held on the Y. M. a A. Playground will be held within a few days. Yes­ by the governor. Mr. Hall has con­ of Italy clubhouse on Keeney street Unit Aircraft ...... 2794 North and J u d d ...... 39 41 part of the summer program. Coal and Wood terday’s bearing was conducted by tended that t ^ deficit feared by Aug. 30-Sept. 6—KnlghU of Co­ Unit Gas Imp ...... 13 Peck. Stow A Wilcox 14 16 The first prize for the prettiest doll Made of choice elk waterproof leather, Iratber tarings and long Russell Mfg. Co...... 39 State Roads wearing arch form m Im . Comfortable and nnug flttinip. BAFETT TESTED Professor Clyde O. Fisher, chairman Mr. Walcott was ’'theoretical," and lumbus Carnival. U S Rubber ...... 99 43 was awarded to Patrlclr. Comlns. of the board. The union was rep not real. Sept. 8 ^ Opening of public Scpvlll Mfg. CO...... 44 46 RANGE U S Steel ...... 11594 Censtrucilon aad'oUlng in force In who entered old-foahloned twin None sold to dealers. Lindt one pair to a cmatomer. resented by State Senator Joseph P. Labor organizations have been echnols and trade school for 1937 Stanley Works ...... 91*4 63*4 dolls. The second prize went to Bet­ Vick Chem ...... 42s Torrington ...... 3694 the State of Connecticut announced Cooney and the company by Attor adopting resolutions for special ses­ 38 term. Western Union ...... 4694 38 Vs ty Strickland, and honorable men­ ney Walfrld G. Lundborg. sion of the Legislature as a rc.sult Union Mfg. Co...... 9 11 by the Connecticut Highway depart­ 61.00 West El and Mfg ...... 193 U S Envelope, com .. 75 85 ment as of August 18, 1937 for the tion WBZ made of Hazel'HamUton’i Weekly USED C AR S The board's spokesman said that of Mr. Walcott's warning of the Woolworth ...... 4714 Scottish doll which wr r completely $ 79.50 LAST do., pfd...... 122 132- week ending August 28. 1937. the union and company would turn threatened exhaustion of old age as- Elec Bond and Share (Ckirb).. 17*4 aosed for Construction — Detour dressed In every detail In Scottish to -negotiations between themsejves sLstance funds, but Gov. Cross is ABOUT TOWN Veeder Root ...... 152 160 Endicott-Johnson Shoes ENAMEU- FINISH. A low priced, “ROUND-UF» 1936 Oldsmobile 8 Sedan (trunk) ,.. .$785 Whitlock Coll Pipe .. — 14 Provided kiltie costume. 749 MAIN STREET STATE THEATER BUILDINO . scientific srringer pressure and in the event that they feci that expected to accept Mr. Hall's For the carriages, first prize was rugged range especially adapted for Now.. analysis and agree that there is no Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Fortin and New York Bank and Int. Stocks Routs No. 4—Torrington. Water small kitchens. Size of oven 18 x 18 x Of All they need the advice of the board daughter, Leona will spend the week street. Construction within city 1936 Oldsmobile 6 Sedan (trunk)___ $765 for all types of garments. This is but during their discussions It will call need of a special session, that the FATHER OF HIM STAR Bank of New York . 455 465 Umlts. 9*4. Available with end gas attach­ upon It. old age fund will hold out oo the end at Glougester, Mass., with Mr. Bankers Trust ...... 64*4 66*4 ment, at extra cost, if wanted. Radio. Only 14,000 Mile*. one of many vital differences that fortln’s sister and family. On their Route No. 93—Norwlch-Usbon. Attorney Walfrld G. Lundborg. at' present basis until the next Legisla­ Chase ...... 48*4 5094 Bridge and approaches under con­ SUMMER make the new 1937 Norge Washer tomey for the company said today ture meets, and that In view of this return they will bring back their SHOPPING FOR A HOUSE Chemical ...... 60 62 struction. 1936 Dodge Sedan (tru n k )...... $685 that the company is considering sug­ situation It would be unwise to re­ daughter Barbara who has spent Continental ...... 16 18 Radio and Uoater. outstanding. This washer not only duce the present weekly allotments three weeks there. Com Exchange ...... 61*4 63*4 Route No. 179—Barkbamsted. Re­ gestions that might be termed Dr. Hepburn Looks Over location of Route No. 179. 2H miles FURNITURE washes better—but is quieter, more "counter proposals" to the union's to the 14.000 old age beneficiaries In Guaranty Trust ..... 314 324 o f waterbound macadam. Out This Coupon the state. At three o'clock this afternoon, Property in Old Lyme Which First N ational...... 2195 2245 1935 Oldsmobile 8 Coach (tr u n k )___$575 durable and more economical to use. demands. No Route Numbers Beaotifiil Tan Paint Job. . State Senator Joseph P. Cooney after seven hours of voting, 168 He May Buy for Daughter. Irving ...... 14 16 Barkbamsted. Road ”1" from FRADIN’S And Mail Or Bring: To Our Office Before Saturday, Sept. 4th Saves its price—pays its wsy—many said the union would be glad to en­ persons, a dozen of whom were wo­ M anhattan...... 31 33 Manufact. T ru s t...... 51 Route No. 181 at Center hill south tertain them. men, had voted on the charter Old Saybrook, Aug. 20.—(AP)_ S3 toward Metropolitan Water Co. 1935 Chevrolet Sedan (trunk) ...... $525 times in its long life. See it today! EUROPEAN TENSION EASED amendments at the State Armory National City Bank.. 44*4 4694 A Clean Car. At a meeting of the strikers held Dr. Thomas N. Hepburn was report­ New York T ru s t___ 130 135 dam. 94 mile of macadam pave­ Norgm Uadt with (Asm vital vat- Wednesday afternoon In Tinker today. ed today to be shopping for a house ment. FREE GLENWOOD RANGE hall, all strikers were paid 57 week PubUc ...... 42H 44*4 Brooklyn. Bridge and approaches ueit it PrvMtura . Indicator Wringar OYER PORTUGUESE BREAK to be given to his film star daugh­ Title Guarantee ..... 11*4 1394 DOLLAR DAY ENTRY COUPON 1935 Plymouth Coach (trunk) ...... $495 a SOO to / Supar-Sata Raltaaa a ly strike benefits. Union officials Gustave Schrelber and- Son are ter, Katharine. Insurance ever Blackwell broofc, .TVhfflc to Radio and H e a t e r . ______stated today that the ualon nill laying the footing for the construc­ After the Hartford physician had use short detour. Norga Autobuill TrantmUtion a (Cootlnoed from Page One) tion of a two-car lubrication and American (Newark) . 15 continue to pay weekly benefits and visited the town clerk’s office American Reserve .. 26*4 28*4 Darien. Good.Wlvea river bridge. My Range Is No...... Make...... D ate...... Fcathar-WaightAgitator a Staam. washing stall for Ray Paris at Main searching the Utle to the so-called IT skew clear span cone, slab . 1934 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan ...... $425 Saalad Porcalain Tub, republic exported to Portugal goods and Haynes street. The addition American Surety . . . . 52 54 bridge. N ew Fall Very Clean. ______"Old Stevens Place ” on Main street Baltimore American . 794 894 It was purchased from (give Dealer's name and address below) of much greater value than It Im­ will be of brick construction and here, reports became current he con­ Hartford. Windsor street under- DO^^•N ported from the Iberian nation. The will adjoin the present filling sta­ Ehcccss ...... 6*4 pase. Czechoslovakian goods were chiefly templated purchase of the dwelling Fid. and Deposit . , . . 118 123 1934 Pontiac S edan...... $400 PAY.MENT $ 5 * 0 0 L Personal Notices tion on the north side. and Its transfer to bJj Fenwlca New Canaan. Darien road bridge Radio and Heater. Iron products, glassware and toys. Great American...... 25 27 and approaches. About 94 mile of REDUCTIONS In fact, they said, Czechoslovakia Point property where he hae a sum­ Halifax ...... 24*4 2694 S IL K CARD OF THANKS Dr. Ralph Nicholson, who last mer home. __ grading. On (give date of purchase)...... hi^.been Japan's greatest competi­ week purcliased the Memorial Cor­ Hanover ...... 35*.* 37 'ThompsoB. Bridge and approaches 1934 Ford Coadr ...... ,. . $295 w . deifre-tcr tliir'te slT major Fascist powers, Germany and WERNE ^ ^ b g ta m . .Three span girder bridge 1929 Oldsmobile Coach...... $60 Italy.) ton have moved into their new home INSTKUCTOR on Oakland street, which was erect­ NEW -LONDON PARADE ^^^■approaches. No. 140, 4094" long with 1929 Packard Sedan ...... ed from plans drawn by Allen '^ * o u t e No. U. 8. 7—Nonralk. GIRDLES and Chiffon and Service Hose FX3UR CJoal and FOUR Goa .... $17.25 $90 Hayes and built by him. New London, Aug. 20.— (AP)— Pf 4NO and iMain avenue bridga Stons faced (booking Top. Reg. $39.50 Gliders. A truly Even fire engines will have a part rl^d'fram e bridge. North c«e»*n luxurious piece for the porch. FOREIGN EXCHANGE Railroad overpass at Msssaehusetts- FOUNDATIONS TAXPAYERS in tbe ambitious program arranged ORGAN ReaUy 2 $ 1.00 PAY ON OUR CURB QUOTATIONS for the governor's regatta, big 12- CDonectleut stats line. il' Studio; 152 West Center St. Route No. 10—Hamden. Whitney Sensational Values! Fhn fashioned chiffon with reinforced toe and $21,50 New York, Aug. 20—(AP)—For­ day marine event starting here Aug. iweL All the sew Summer colors. BUDGET PLAN VOTE ABSOLUTELY NO TODAY ON 28. rclcpbooe 8338. * avenue. 194 miles of reinforced eon- Models for •very figure Reg. 64.23 Beach Chairs, com­ eign exchange steady: Great Britain Am Clt Pow and Lt B ...... 4H erete pavement. la eveey size. Lisle top service wlUi weU reiafonaed toe ^ plete with canopy, self adjust­ in dollars, other In cents. A land parade will feature the $ 1.00 heel for extra wear. Slaea 8Vi to 10. Am G«i ...... 10t» program on Sept. 4 and featuring Route No. 14 A U. S. 6—Eaimlna- ing. Gosing Q 5 JOM ONTHSTO PAY THE FINANCE BOARD AND CHARTER Great Britain demand. 4.98 7-8: Ark Nat Gas ...... 6% ttoB at grade crossing N. Y,, N. H. Bras of Satin. Lace ., $ 2 2 5 cables. 4 98 7-8: 60 day bills, 4.97 Assd Gas and El A ,,•■.*•«■ 29* the parade will be a collection of A H. R. R. A C V. R. R. ■...... 2 for 61.00 HOLEPROOF HOSE 5-8: France demand, 3.75 1-2: ca­ ancient and modem 'fire apparatus Routs No. n —East Granby. Reg. 63.93 Beach Chairs. Plain REVISION. SAVE YOUR HOMES BY Am Sup Pow ...... 1>4 led by "Old Maud," relic of the Regularly 85c. New Fall A m wJ/ v E xtra Capacity Oven bles 3.75 1-2; Italy demand 5.26 1-2; Blue Ridge ...... 294 NOW Granby road. 194 miles of srater- »h g d e g ;_ 2 ja irjq r...... W A > t3 v l waterproof covers, adjustable. On Any Car Under $300. cables 5.26 1-2. Can Marconi ...... 2 Niagara Ehigine CJompany. bound macadsm. Extra High Speed SAVING TAXES. Demands; BeMum, 16.85: Ger­ "Old Maud" wraa In uae here when PLAVIXO Cent States El ...... •STATE- Route No. 82—Norwich. High­ May Belle^ Frocks •Handy Drop Door Shelf many Free 40.23, Registered 23.60, d ts Serv , 3 the British, under Benedict Arnold, Ihdfard tUptia^ way overpass and approaches at C r ”...... $3.49 Travel 27.75; Holland 55.18; Nor­ Clta Serv., pfd ...... '. 41H burned the towm during the Revolu­ Uost Faaout 5.^afy V. R. R. crossing at Yantic. School ijg ^ G ow nt^— P a ja m a s — ^Slips •Aotomatle Top Burner Reg. 611.50 Upholstered MANCHESTER way, 25.07; Sweden. 25.73; Denmark, EH Bond and Share ...... 1794 tionary War but,' hlatory records, SHtRUT Route No. 85—Hebron. North st. Lighting Spring Base Steel Chairs for Union Men! Attend Your Union Meetings! 22.28; Finland, 2.21; Switzerland. Nlag Hud Pow 12^* she wasn't used in an effort to stem TEMPLE One mile of waterbound macadam. Silk, Voile, Rayon. For­ •New Donble-Senrlng Broiler porch or lawn. ^ j * *TEf 22.97; Spain unquoted; Portugal, Pehn Road 594 the conflagration. avoid If poerible. 1 *00 merly to 61.98 values. •Aatomntks Oven Hent Con­ Now o n ly ...... / O MOTOR SALES, Inc. 4.54; Greece .92 i-2; Poland 18.98: Segal Lock ...... 3 Rather, ’’Old Maud’s” keepers Route No: 116—^Rarwlagtoo. 2H $ 1.00 trol “Your Oldsmobile Dealer” Czechoslovakia 3.49 Jugoslavia 2.33; Unit Gas ...... 9H hauled her to the city's outskirts a S e s v t turfaee treated gravel ft«m Reg. 68.93 Spring Base Sfcel Austria 18.87N; Hungary 19.76; Unit U and Pow A ...... 5*» and bid her in the woods. Route 8 to Route 117. _ 200 RAYON SU P S Chairs for porch or lawn. THEODORE C. ZIMMER, Rumania .74: Argentine S3.22N; UUl Pow and U ...... H Route No. 139—New Milford. the finest rayon, slips imaginable, in — COLORS— 20 E. CENTER-ST. MANCHESTER KICroR OonstnieUag bridge over West Aa- Brasil. 8.50 1-4N; Tokyo 29,12; Possible new uses of cotton in­ white and tearose. jh w / \ / \ •Penritoae and White. Robert SdialJer James Gorman Member of The A. F. of L. Shanghai, 30.31 1-4; Hongkong, Henry i n was fond of death clude: floor coverings, molding ma­ MclAGLEN petuk rtvar at MerryalL Open ever ...... $1.00 2 f o r ...... $ 1 . 0 0 ....$4.50 31.25; Montreal in New York, 99.98 emblems, and ordered the death’s terial, insulation, wall coverings, tomperary bridga. Oosing oat ^ •Mapletaae and Ivory. Reg. 69.93 Soring Base S ted 7-16; New York in Montreal 100.01 bead and croM-bones to be Intro­ roofing felt, book' paper and trac­ PLUS . . DONALD WOODS »>uto Nh. U 6—Weatport. Sauga- Closing out Sweaters, •AH White with Red Handke. Chairs with head rest. Clos- 9-16. duced on tha bindings of his books. ing cloth. In “TALENT BOOPT" ta*Hmrbt«ge. ' Sommer Coats...... $ l e U U Blouses. 2 for Reuta No.* ITS ^ Barkhamsted. $1.00 •.All Ivory with Green Han- X...... $4.95 .':{'!^7V^r»,\.>^-

I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHECTER, C O m , FRIDAY. ATTGUffTa). 198T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHBSTER, OONN^ FRIDAY, AUGUST 20,198T PAGE open; <:0O, evening entertainment nounced. At this time he will dls- the front pages of the dally news- measuring rod for this • unit ' la hta new shrinking “H", explains the at School House ball. cuaa any bualneas pertaining to the known aa “H”, a tiny fraction, one of the department’s ace InvMtt- boa a way of hid own in fighting pmUPLOYED ACT All articles for the men’s and 4- ’school opening. — Talcottville Couple Married 50 Years ROMANCE OF JM FISK papers and bis lavish spending la the puzzle of gravitation in a new way. eighth wonder of-the period. His CHIMNEYS which can be written aa 6:64 over This explanation of gravitation he Overnight News gatora until 1920. when he was par­ tha grasshopper scourge. H club exhibits with.the exception Oharlea* Schiller CLEANED and REPAIRED UNIVERSE IS SHRINKING, 10 followed by 26 zeroz. tially incapacitated by a bullet He rigged up a galvanized iron of livestock and poultry must be in Cbarlea Schiller, S7 of Melrose end U equally aa aensational as his promises to publish more fully In a D R A M A ira) IN FILM rise. ~ We Uqa the Brush Method This “H” was discovered by Dr. separate pa|wr. wound Inflicted by a burglar. In re­ ’•catcher" which he attaches to the HEARING MONDAY place before ten o’clock this eve­ died at the Hartford hospital on Max Planck. Nobody knows just Of Connecticut cent y u rs he was in charge of the front of his car, and make daUy MAYTAG ning. Judging wiU..b^ompteted be­ Thursday following a two months FYeah from her laurels in “Come ot Cleaning. detectives bureau’s records of stolen and Get It", in which she also SAYS NOTED SCIENTIST why it is true, but even industrial (By Associated Press) sweeps through the fields. Nor do fore ten o'clock onSktorday and illness. He wsa bom in Rockville in cars, a system which he originated. played opposite Arnold, Frances PlIONE 3444 _ science has proved the existence of his efforU stop there. After letting WASHERS exhibitors are asked to leave their 1880, the son of John and Kate Noted Stars in “Toast of New ’’H”. For example, if on electrical New Britain—Injuries received the dead 'hoppers in the sun to per­ rtamity to Be Given to articles in place until eight o’clock Schiller and attended the local YorkV Coming to the State Farmer has the Josie Mansfield role. scientist wants to know the energy WAPPING Bridgeport—A CIO union won Cary Grant, zooming to new star ^ fa rlln m , ehowa that apparently the nebulae, 'the right to represent employes ot when he was struck by an automo­ mit the death-dealing gasoline to $79*50 up on Saturday evening. achoola. For many years he was em­ - Theater Sunday and Mon^y. O ia ru in g in s c o v e r y n la y ; which are island universes of sUrs. in a photoelectric cell, or “eye", he bile in Plainvllle Friday, August evaporate. Buck grinds them up in­ * Sports B^tatta Tomorrow honors, la east aa Jim PTsk's pai, the Bridgeport Brass Company in jPoblic to Discuss Com­ ployed as a weaver at the Hocka- ■a fM «• i "’“y vlBlbllity, multiplies its vibration fr^uency Mrs. Kenneth Athoe ■ and little collective bargaining with the 13th, caused the death of Sed^tt to chicken and turkey feed. Sandy Beach Park, Crystal Lake num Milla of the M. T. Steveni A “Dand^' Boyd, who finally ^Jlna. by "H”. He gets the right answer. daughter Florence from Lime Rock, Ellis, 42, of Hartford. He suffered will hold a water sports regatta on Sona Company. Bringing to the acreen the ro­ Josie from him. Jack Oakle,-as an­ Mean That Somewhere in earth. Dr. Sambursky shows mathemati­ management. Mrs. Ellnore M. Her­ ADVERTISEMENT— ' KEMP'S other crony of the meteoric financier Are You a Victim of Conn., are spending a few da.vs with rick, National Labor Relations a fractured skull and had been un­ pensation Act Changes. ' Saturday afternoon, Atigust 21st „ J le waa marrie-oung man when he offered the in the telescope provided every­ turns baaed upon wages earned dur­ world his then unbelievable theory. says Dr. Sambursky, a new way of York, have been guests at the home ing. the preceding thirteen-week club will celebrate the Fiftieth an­ $10 and costa with $7 of the fine duced upon an. elaborate scale. And 81JI9 thing between here and these dis­ "distinguishing the future from the of Mrs. Mary S. Welles of Avery niversary of its founding tomorrow being remitted at the session of the Forbidden by the courts to con­ Sambursky, German born, has been tant nebulae is slowly, uniformly past,” because the shrunken parts street recently. -^prtod. In order to facilitate the at its clubhouse on Franklin street. —Photo by Fallot a quiet, unknown scientific worker shrinking. clerical work involved on the part of Rockville City Court on Thursday. Mrs. Arthur Monaghan, well knowTi duct the business of the Erie in New of the universe are the latest. Mrs. Mamie Moses, from' Unlon- PLAY SANDALS Invitations have been sent through­ In Jerusalem since 1924, except for He shows this by using mathe­ those employers who pay their em- She was arrested by State Police­ residents of Talcottville, who on Tuesday last observed the Golden anni­ York the resourceful Fisk moves the two years of science work in Hol­ Human senses do not need this vllle, came to the home of Mrs. ■ ployeea a day or two after the end of out the state to all societies' belong­ man V. John I^becky on the charge versary of their wedding. An assemblage of 40 guests helped the headquarters of the company to Jer­ land. matics, .lubstituting the shrinkage new method for anything yet dis­ Emily B. (Jollins last Wednesday, ing to the association and the event Mary Carney as a factor In calculations already covered. But scientists have spec­ where she »11I stay for awhile. the pajrroll period, it will be sug­ of speeding. couple to celebrate the event. Employed by Talcott Brothers, Mr. sey City, and when it seems that Sambursky Is scarcely known in White and Brown, gested that the Connecticut Regula- ia open to all members and friends .Monaghan la recuperating from an lUnesa he suffered a month ago. All Commodore Vanderbilt will gain con­ previously used to prove the expan­ ulated that somewhere In the un­ The families of Mr. and Mrs. of the olub. this country. But the American sion idea. known parts of the universe the Asher A. Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Were $1.50. tlooa be changed ao that the State of their six children were bom In Belfast, Northern Ireland, and all of trol of the road, Fisk works the scientific journal in accepting hia f reporting periods conform to those Starting at three thirty o'clock “DON’T FORGET THE CAT" their 13 grandchildren were bom in Talcottville. printing presses overtime to issue Hat Shop Other Things Shrinking "arrow of time” may point in a dif­ Ralph E. Collins, Mr. and Mrs. EYES EXAMINED — GLASSES FITTED established by the Bureau of Inter­ there will be a band concert by more securities. Colorful and flam­ 898 MAIN STREET article considered both its worthi­ Several things are shrinking, he ferent direction than here on earth. Ernest W. Strong, and Mrs. Emily SMALL WEEKLY PAYMENTS I ness and Sambursky's standing nal Revenue with respect to the rer Colt's band of Hartford under the Hartford. Aug. 20.—(AP)—“Don’t boyant. his name la repeatedly on says. These include the “unversal Somewhere, that is. things may B. Collins and Mrs. Mamie Moses, . turns required by Title Vin of the direction of Henry Hallbauer. There forget the cat", J. Seth Jones, gen­ among acientists, who know him. lengths of atomic physlca." One of be growing younger. If instruments will hold a family picnic next Sun­ RICHARD STONE His evidence of shrinkage comes these lengths is the radius of the find such a place, JDr. Sambursky’s day at Stanley Pool, In New Britain. OPTICIAN Federal Social Security Act, which will be singing by tbs various men's eral m eager of the Connecticut hu­ from recent discoveries made with DTOvidea for the establishment of an and women's clubs of the state as­ mane society urged today in his an­ electron, smalle.st known particle of test, provided .It is verified, would 'W’ra. J, Bergeron, Uptometrisi BROWNSM SHOE STORE the world’s largest telescope at Mt. matter. reveal time which hod reversed. Benares is the most sscred city Ylld Age Benefits Fund. The Bureau sociation and alao combined chorus nual appeal to persons leaving their ■Wilson, California. This telescope 789 Main St. State Theater Bldg. Tel. 4720 825 Main Street . Of Intemal Revenue, under this Tltle- singing of the men's and -women’s vacation places for home. Another Is the unit of energy. The Finally Dr. Sambursky shows that of the Hindus. Saqulres that employers who are societlea. Each year, Mr. JoneiT said, the WOMEN'S SHOES tabjact to taxation under its pro- Special dinners will be served in loclety’a agents in many parts of wlslcsu fila monthly contribution re­ the club's dining room from 6 to 8 the state find stray cata, and some Tomorrow — Dollar Day turns with respect to wages paid p. m. and from eight to one a. m. dogs, that investigation discloses I piulng the calendar month and have been left by vacetionlata. Quarterly employ^ wage data based therS will be dancing in the ball­ Many cata are picked up, espe- SOME WHITE JSn wages paid during the quarter. room. Music for the dancing will he cisUly along the shore, Mr. Jonea . Efforts were made by the Connec- furnished by Abrabamson’g orchea- said, which have been cared for dur­ SOME DARK tieut Unemployment Compensation tra of Springfield, consisting of 11 ing the aummer months and then Dlvlalaii to adjust the contribution musicians. abandoned when cottages are closed. Not AU Sizes! Aates under the State and Federal With pleasant weather, many ot He characterised this treatment as ^w s to the aatiafaetlon of the fed- the festlvlUea will be held out of particularly cruel because in scores It we have your alae •ral authorities, so that Connecticut doors, but in case of rain the events of instances the animals die of you’re an to the good it maintain the basis of thirteen will take place in t^e large club­ starvation. of wages earned. It wraa felt house. ~ ! • ' for 81.00. Come early. hie to keep this period of re- At High School Office ^ r t i ^ , for the Connecticut Unem­ Principal Philip M. Howe of the ADVER'nSEMENT— ployment Compensation Law pro- Rockville High school will be at bis Let ua fill your prescriptions at 907 Main Street F)dM that benefita will be, payable office on Saturday, August 21st in­ great savings. Artlpir Drug Store. go this basis after January 1, 1938. stead of the date prevloualy an­ RuMnow Bldg. I NAVEN'S Weldon Building Clearance of F OPT WE AR The Connecticut Unemployment j fompensation Division, however, Dorothy Dodd and W. B. Coon was recently advised by the Col- AT HOUSERS SATURDAY, AUG. 21, Make It A Big Shopping Day For The Family Isetor of Intemal Revenue that it White Oxfords and 1 Was impossible for him to accept WHITE Federal SodAl Security forma filled •u t to comply with the provisions of i Strap Pumps a q MEN’S AND MEN’S AND the Connecticut RcgulAtiona. It is ' SHOES $4.98 YOUNG MEN’S STRAW HATS REDUCED SHIRTS REDUCED ^etefora believed that sonv change: Reg;_$L50j^^^Now - - • Reg. $5.00. N ow ...... V ^ 3 YOUNG MEN’S $1.65 and $2.00 SHIRTSr- tfiould be made in the Connectlcat SUITS SUITS With Duke of Kent CoUara llegulatlons. White Kali-sten-iks With Plain and Fancy Backs Gabardine and Tropical Worsted. With Belted Backs All Panamas...... $2.50 $1.29 Men’s White and Brown and White All $1.95 to $2.50 Ffincy Pattern OXFORDS . $40.00*$37.50 Suits Now .... $30.00 $37.50 Suits N ow ___ $28.75 All Other Straw Hats ^ ^ ^QQ ROCKVILLE >", the Vernon wo­ Now ...... ii Not .411 Sizes. $16.50 Suits N ow ...... 1 ______.. TROUSERS All 50c White Hose ... 85c men will portray an old fashioned $5-49 $15.00 Suits N ow ...... 1-40 35c church congregation on its way tc 85c Polo Shirts N ow __ * * Bunday meeting; a group of Mans- Brown, Blue, and Black AH 35c White Hose ... 65c field women will hold a Farm Bureau Boys; and Youths’ Black and Brown meeting, while the Bolton w-omcn Shark Tip 10% OFF 25c will hold a camp meeting. There TIES and PUMPS 59c Boys’ Polo Shirts Now__ will also be sketches bv »..men from 10% OFF BOYS’ WOOLEN KNICKERS All 25c Light Hose ... 45c arveral other ToUand Co-u.-.ly Regularly $5.00. Men’s and Young Men’s Blue Serge ...... towns. Now ...’...... OXFORDS $2.98 At the entertainment program at $4-49 Regularly $3.50. and Oxford Suits 10% OFF ALL OTHER HOSE eight o'clock in the schcbl hai:, i $1.50 Summer Belts...... group of Coventry Grar.ui- memr. Men’i Black and Brown Co-Operattve 10% OFF $1.15 Will present “The Ca'alogue’ ar. r a group from Vernon Grange KALI-STEN-IKS Men’s and Young Men’s Khaki Trousers $1.00 Summer B elts___ present. "A Light on the C.,sj- OXFORDS Bathing Suits Reduced road." The Coventry cast .i-j.. m- SPECIALS Regularly $6.00. BOYS’ WOOLEN SUITS 85c elude Mrs. Arnie c! p e m i; :. -t Now .... Plain and Fancy Backs. Sizes 6 to 18 Years Brans: Dorothy White, G • Cos­ $6.00 OXFORDS— $4.9$ All $5.95 Suits Now ... 50c Summer B elts___ grove. Jr., and Alex X oilnr Jr. The ' 10% OFF $4.50 Vamon cast includes Mara- Wilson, $5.19 Men’s Black and Brown ' ^ $20.00-$18.00 Suits N ow ...... $ X 5 50 35c .^ a ld lh a Rlsley, Lylabe/ .Strong, Men’s and Boys’ White Duck and Striped MISSES’ $5.00 OXFORDS, AH $4.95 Suits Now ... Men ■ and Young Men’a Striped Flannel and Worsted Betert Kahan and Aituur Guzman. - N o w ...... The RockviUe Pubhe Library wiU $4.19 OXFORDS SLACKS " $3.50 . have a dUplay of children s books. Regularly $4.00. $16.50-$15.00 Suits N ow ...... $ 1 1.50 The detailed program Is as follows: $4.25 OXFORDS— Now ...... $3-49 TROUSERS - 10:00 a m. Ehthlblt bails open, 10:30 ^io^r ...... •. SHmTSAND SWIMSHIKTS All $3.00 Suits Now — $6.50 Pants Now ...... g Q $3.69 Begnlor glA* G f * 4 P $2.50 $0 Dairy Showman contest; 11:0C, Baby Men’s Black and Brown $13.50-$12.50 Suits Now $ 10.00 SHORTS Boef Showrman contest; ll:Su $3.75 OXFORDS—^ ...... S I .15 Oamea of akUl will be avaiUble for . All $2.50 Suits Now ... oatertainmenL Noon, l-inch. N o w ...... ,...... $3.19 $10.00 Suits Now ______$ TRUNKS $2.00 $6.00-$5.98 Pants Now...... Aftm oon, mualc will be f-umlst- OXFORDS 8 .0 0 $ 1.00 $5.00 ad for the afternoon events: I SO, $3.25 OXFORDS— Regularly $3.65. K7 ...... $1.50 to 3:80, games and -oontesu for ’Jie N o w ...... N ow ...... $ 3 * 4 5 AU $2.00 Suits Now . 7. Men’s and Young Men’s young people with Oliver W. Claia $2.89 N ? .W ’ $ 1.00 ...... 9 5 c ...... $1.65 and R. Eldred Doyle in charge; 1:30. ■'flower Arrangement", a demon-^ atratlon by Mrs. Arthur Brewer ot 10% OFF White Flannel Trousers Bridgeport; 2:80, Tour town on pa­ Boys* Khaki and Linen Knickers and Shorts $5.50 Values Now...... rade: 8:80, 4-H dreaa revue, to be Buy and announced by Mrs. Oliver W. Clark; Big Values $4.50 4:00, Junior livestock parade; 4;3U, SAVE 4-B wood chopping and cross cut CLHOUS&’SON For Every •awing contest; 9:00, softbaU game between Ellington Dairy club and INC. During 10% OFF Vamon Oraftera for County cham- 10% OFF Man In pienehlp; fi:00, supper. Men’s and Boys* Raincoats This Sale Luggage — Bathrobes — Sweaters and Our 7:00 to 8:00 po nt, awhlhit halls Manchester Regular Line of Hats and Caps Vf.

MAWeiMWrBR BVBNTNO HBRALD, BIANCHESTER, CONN„ PRTOAY, AUGUST 20.198T kANCHJWl'ER EVENTOTG HERAIJ), MANCHEfirTER. CONN., PRIDAT. AUGUST 20,198T Ueved “tha tlma h u coma to Invoka heavier vote was expected after 5 TAGESEm^ the Neutrality Act.” p. m. when residenU who work in NO EXTENSION GRANTED iACCO WORKERS RepreaentaUva Uaitln (R-Mau) SOUTHERN BLOC Once Member of Royalty YOUNG HERE UGHT Hartford have returned to town. ftminlna admlrars arho weiiy about fkvorlte stars every; day. aald “the incident abowa tha necea- The unusually hot weather waa also baara, rattlesnakes, etc. They beg QarjrOooper to stay out aity of getting Americana out of believed to hav« prevented many ON LIBRARY AS YET Every Member a Lawyer H ollyw ood 3. Persuade Myrna Loy not to of fast autos, and Bing Crosl^ to L^'ONEDAYSIME the war aone aa quickly aa poealble, K IU ^ WAGE BILL Is Destitute in Vienna ON CHARTER ACTS persona from attempting the trip have a baby In the next 'Thin Man" wear hia hat over the ayea, off the or we may be drawn into tha fray.” to the Armory. No report has been made yet bv. Sights And Sounds picture. (That final scene In "After face, on the right, on tha left — No attempt waa being made by the PWA on the application of G. In Woman Judge’s Family the Thin Man” where she was knit­ to wear no hat at all. Vienna, Aug. 30.— (A P )— Evenj^consideratlon of 40,000 gold marks. any persons or groups to bring ting tiny garments may prove GOOD BUYS~$$ DAY BY MOM PLOT Schreiber and Sons, Inc., for an ex- — 9» Robbia C m i ™" It came out recently that lanky Down and Demand In­ hope was lost today for a deatitute, Half his allowance was to go to voters to the Armory. No organ­ slon of time during which the Mai^ troublesome, but carry on aora^ James Stewart waa growing a mu»l SUMMIT ST. SDEWAIKS Indications Are It WiD Be ised effort to influence the outcome By MARY EUZABETB Hollywood, Aug. 30 — (AP) — how). (Oootinoed from Page One) friendleaa old lady who once waa bis widow after his death. Cheney library must be compIeChd. ^and man, regardless of aga, should Memo to studio teke-lt-all-ln-your- tache for his next picture. A bowl of the election had been made by PLUBDUm be going to some university for two 8. Keep Joan Crawford off bley- —via U. 8. mail—rang from 48 beautiful Wilbelmine Adamotrle But they were divorced in 1B07. Th^ period expired last week. strkls department: crease; Get It for Day; JOB 14 PER CENT DONE When Leopold died In Berlin as Leo­ Smallest in Last Quarter opponents or proponents. Inability to get delivered the ma­ or three hours a week if they :i clee—so many of her fans think it's states, Hawaii and Alasica: House ever since the Senate passed Woelfling, the poetmaateria daughter New York. Aug. 30.— (A P)— 1. Arrange for Clailc Oabls to— undignified. ___. WELDON drug ! CO. it early this month. pold Woelfling, a potter, her aUow- terial needed for the interior trim of afford IL” - " N o , ' no—unkiaeable!" for whose love Archduke l,eopold .Blvery member of the family is a A. Sleep in a sleeping bag fOr PRESCRIPTION House advocatu, however, said ance stopped. the building has delayed completion Wofneo on the Beach feminine admirers who like him "It is getting," remarked one ac­ PHARMAaSTS ^ No Fitmre Promise. Ferdinand aacrifleed hU royal righta. of a Centnry. l*'^y*r at the home of Judge Jean­ Constriiction of concrete sidewalk Democratic leaders had agreed to Now a court haa ruled, turning INTEREST HERE IN CASE of the building by a couple Of. Judge Brill believes that " fo r ths tough And these are just a few of tha tor, "so that a fellow just can't have' 903 Main Street head a campaign for early enact­ Newa came to her in her window­ down her suit against Archduke months and threatens to further ette Brill, but at home she's just beat interests of the nation. ’ tbers B. Net deep in a aleeping bag for pleas and protests fans pitch their any fun any more/’ Phone 5321—We DeNver and curb along the east aide of Sum­ "mother,” and not "Your Honor,” mit street from East Middle Turn­ ment of the bill at the next session. less, one-roOmed tenement that a Josef Ferdinand Hapsburg-Lothrin- delay completion by another month should be a woman in tha U. 8. Su­ A atrlke of several truckloads of pike to Creen road la approximately ‘T personally feel that a , great provincial court bad refused her plea gen, that no provision was made in The vote today on the five pro­ OF MILK VIOLATOR or two. “An old-faahloned mother at preme Court, and that women woricera occurred yesterday for an allowance from the Haps- 14 per cent completed, WPA off­ moral victory has been won,” said case of a divorce and that she al­ posed amendments to the- town's that,” said Judge Brill, one of New ■hould serve on juries. at tha Hartman -tobacco burgs. York's two women maglstratea, as 75c Listerine, 4 $1.50 - icials reported today. Rep. Healey (D., Mass.), one of the ready haa received enough from the charter will be the smallest during She Bcoffed today at tha idea that Btatlon on Burnham street, Work on life project will be re­ self-styled . "Young Liberal'' bloc She wept when the newa came. Hapsburgs. she doffed her judicial robe today aome courtroom stories are unfit for 2 for ...... ^ ackland. The workers arrived which fo rc^ the caucus. "Now I have no place to turn," any regular or special election here Local milk dealers were keenly PUBLIC RECORDS after hearing 100 cases, and went AGAROL ...... ^ sumed Tuesday when a new work In her apartment, a shabby hovel Interested in whst la believed to be feminine ears. om the Center by truck and after period will start. Later, it is Some of that group proposed in­ she cried. "No hope, barely enough five feet by eight, she must continue during the last quarter of a cen­ home to cook a fried chicken dinner. "If they are fit for men’s ears ' htlng at the plantation head- the first conviction on a charge of DOLLAR planned, walks and curbs will be creasing the Rules Committee mem­ food, rags of clothes, scant fueL All now to cook her cheap potato soup, tury. election officials expected this Warrantee Deed « Conversation never lags in the they are fit for women’e,” she said. >ra the workers went across bership. It now has 10 Democrats I have are memoriea.” violation of the State Milk Control 15c Kleenex, d 75c Ovaltine, # constructed on the west side of almost her only food, on a little ker­ afternoon. Act by allegedly selling milk at cut Waldo E. Rice of Bolton to wn-' Brill home, a big stone house in "If some women knew what w SPECIALS street from the office and and four Republicans, but at least Summit street from East Middle Wilhelmlne, 60 now and dependent osene stove. She will continue to prices. The case of Howard Trim­ Ham S. Hyde, trustee. Lot 81, Mid­ Brooldyn. There's always tbs law going on. their daughters wouldn’t 8 for Ihte'e e e;*TT'e IRaitad on the lawn, i^islnf;: to go turnpike to Henry street A sup- four or five of the Democrats sup-, on the dole for her exlatence, mar­ At 13:30 p. m.. after the polls be in tha Women’i Court. 2 ^Or t*'• •• • • • aT« nr; • •nt into the fields until assurance j sleep on a narrow leather sofa and had been open In the State Armory ble of Hartford was beard In Hart­ vale Addition tract, on the weat to talk about, and sach member of FOR SATURDAY ONLY! plementary project for that work ported the minority in this instance. ried Leopold in Swltxerland in July, "Woman should know the pitfalls DAY 1 eat from a packing case. ford Police Court yesterday and side of Essex street. tha family has a different view­ was ffivan them that they would re- has been submitted to state and na- The Democratic spilt reflected a 1903, a dazzling figure in European for four and a half hours, the num­ M va 2S ceiita more per day. i All her possessions are with her— ber of persons who had voted reach­ Judge Saul Seldman imposed a fine point. of exlstscce. Their husbands should j tional WPA headquarters for ap- aimllar disagreement which bad aristocracy before the war. He a few cheap pots and pans, a worn taka them aometimea to tha night Andrew Healy, plantation super* occurred in the Senate. Most South­ ed a total of 100. At 3 o'clock, of 86 and costa. Judge BrlU'a husband is bead of a Wash WeU $1.00 Yellow Bole Pipe, I iBtaadent, discussed the strikers' re- ! proval. signed a contract promising to live apipn and dress and a red-covered when the election waa half over, the Counsel asked for leniency, re­ New York law firm. clubs and cabarets where their Percale Cases ern eenators opposed the wage-hour outside Austria-Hungary, surrender box filled with pictures of herself daughters go. The only way wom­ 50c Tobacco Pouch- inest and told them that the wage bill, although one of their number— total votes cast waa not much in ex­ porting that TrinSBle had gone out Are You Troubled With Son Herbert, 35, a Harvard law Wash Goods Percale Sheets -Both f o r ...... 1 his prerogatives and accept a yearly en can keep their balance is to know BMy were recel\ing was equal to Hugo L. Black, new Supreme Court and Leopold. cess of a hundred. of businesa since his arrest. The school graduate, is a junior partner 81x99. Good A 4 ...... $ 1,00 wages paid on other plantations. Of the 100 who had voted early case waa prosecuted by Deputy Ad­ in the firm, of which "Mother” used all sides of life." qvmy ...... ^i.U U -PRESIDENT TALKS juatlcB—heipad draft it. SINUS? She believes parents today are too A t the end of the conference Mr. Opponents dsolare it would binder in the afternoon, nearly one-flfth ministrator Arthur J. Hayes of the Consult to be a member. 50c Pepaodeiit 50c J. & J. |ioaly agreed to give the workers the R uth’s industrial development. session,'' Rayburn eonU]iiisil"M6rs 'The thing w4 Should do is tp ap­ were election olllclala and assist­ Milk (^ntrol Board, who recently Daughter Helen, 33, is near tee indulgent with their chlldisn, too an Increase of 2S cents each for yea- VACATION PLANS than 3 to 1 of the Democrata favor point a committee of Southern ants. had a number of local dealers before DR. G. A. CAILLOUETTE reluctant to say 'no,' too careless The measure would authorise a Chiropractor top of her class at the Brooklyn law Unbleached Antiseptic, I Baby Powder, 1 larteT'a work but made no promise federal board to flx minimum wages thU bUl.” Democrata and draft a wage and The polls will b« open until 8 him to warn them against prict cut­ school, and will finish next year on about where their children are, and iW u e remainder of the season. (OontiDued from Page One) One Southern Democrat told a hour biU in the meantime that l i t .Center S t Phone 8838 too liberal with spending money. Ladies’ Slips Sheeting 5 for •• •'• ■ •** I as high as 40 cants an hour and a o'clock tonight, A somewhat ting in this area. the 30tb anniversary of her moth­ Our regular 3 for. ijaOowing this announcement the maximum work week aa low as 40 group of colleagues at an Informal would be fair to us, and come back er's graduation. . Often she tells youngsters in their 88 In. Fine llekem went back to work. the Capitol were making a book oo hours. gathering in a corridor: here in January and try to put it 'teens, “It won't hurt you to work. Special $ 1.00 quality. 8 $ 1.00 ; An of the pickers, both broadleaf Presidential action on the sugar over." All day. Magistrate Brill bears “Those who struggle will be great Accounts of last night's closed “We might as well recognize that cases that range from vagrancy to 1 ahade-grown, reported for work quota bill, the President said be caucus, aa reported by members, legislation of this type U coming. people tomorrow." Rearnlar $1.00 morning and worked all of the had not read the latest amendments We may be agalnat it for state's murder—stories that might have ran like this: Credit unions have been estab­ come from O. Henry's books. designed to meet his objections Rankin Makes Point right reasons and for the reaaon lished by 55 groups in Oklahoma Scranton against restricting refined imports that we fear the present bill would A sailor celebrating shore leave Chairman Dougbton (D., N.C.), since such organizations were au­ has missed his ship. He is brought CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS Houbigant Make-Up Sets from Hawaii and Puerto Rico. ordered the roll called. hurt us industrially. thorized in May, 1B33. Net Curtains Dish Discussing other subjects, Mr. Healey Inquired how many mem­ in, still weaving. Roosevelt said he preferred to have bers had answered and was told "Mleaus," he explains. "I was a Skin Lotion Rouge K Congress decide the merits of each UtUe Ugh." The United States Cicil Service Our regular 81JU SHAKEN 1ST. Commission has announced oped Towels Lipstick Pace Powder flood control project rather than "A lot of others have come in who "Bleep it- off,” instructs judge give him discretionary authority, to Brill, "arid we'U talk it over." competitive examinations for the quality. Saturday have not answered'to their names," following poiltlons: ALL FOR ...... IHQUAKE; determine when a locality was un­ Healey declared. Favors Spanking AH Itaien. colored bor- able to raise money to assist the Repreaentative Rankin (D., Buy On Our Divided "Give them a good old-faahioned Instructor of weaving, |3,0(K> a Only! Federal government on such pro­ Mias.), jumped up.."Point of order, spanking, as your father did before year, Indian Field Service (includ­ Pair . $ 1.00 f S , $ 1 . 0 0 jects. no quorum,'* he ahouted. you," she advisee the fathers of two ing Alaska), Department of the In­ IITY Hn»ANIC He was asked about a pending Then Democratic leader Rayburn wayward urchins. terior. 10c C3app*s Baby Soups..,., .13 for $1.00 flood control bill giving him power of Texas took the floor. He was Payment Plan "Don't liirt a band agalnat your Safety Instructor, 11,800 a jrear, i ( OeattBPea fram Page One) to remit 50 percent of the local quoted as saying: wife—American men don't do that,” and assistant safety instructor, fl,- Cottage Sets cost where communities showed she tells a man married 34 years 620 a year. Bureau of Mines, De- Cottage. Sets "We want to know why the rules NO in t e r e st or c a r r y in g ch arges AU 48o-S8o-2Se Wash Gootte- 75c Russian Mineral Oil .2 qts. for $1.00 Bop when his typewriter was al- they could not raise the money. committee should be allowed to do in court for wife-beating. partmentof the Interior. Dreaa Llnena, Dotted Swisa, 1, 3 and 8 pair Iota, regularly ■aat toppled to the floor. Now that Congress has approved Its will agalnat the Democratic ma­ All day it goes on—"I'll let you Full Information may be obtained 1 lot regular 98c. *70 ^ that provision, he said he supposed Rayon and Linen, Printed Or- To cloee-out, set .. / « / C * Many Fire Alarms jority. I exonerate Its great Chair­ Uli your story.” . . "Guilty.” . . from Thomas F. Morlarty, Secretary gandea, SeersnekWa and Dtml- r«".r".$i.oo . firemen from virtually all Manila be would have to decide each ease man (Rap. O’Connor of New York) "Disraiased.” . . "Paroled, held for of the U. S. Civil Service Board of 50c Prophylactic Tooth Brushes...... 3 for $1.00 himself. But he added be would Uea. To done ont, A g f\t\ began raaponding to alarms completely frotn any blame, and 1 DIAMOND the court of Special Sessions.” Ehcamlnera, at the post office in this 4 ywiM ...... « > 1 . U U Uy after the first shock was have preferred to haw Congress re­ believe I am exonerated.” Saturdar Only I When the day is over. Judge Brill town. Fifteen minutes after the first tain the power. A burst of cheers4greeted his re­ isn't tired. She supervises the or, alarms continued to ring in mark. There were ahouti of, "You Cigarette housework in their ten-room house, OOLOKADO FOR COAL Mattress Dollar Day Liquor Specials nearly deserted stations. Iron ore. the basic materlsl from are. you are." BRIDAL SET and often cooks special dishes. She Outing which iron and steel are made, is Denver— (AP) —GeoIoglaU have £ (hop windows were smashed by Southerner Warns A beauUfnUy designed and Special is head of the Brooklyn (Jhlld Guid­ estimated that during the past 75 Cm shock and toppling goods. found In every state of the union, "I want the wage-hour bill as a Camel Old OoM BEST . Covers although not all deposits are ault- perfectly matched pair. ance Clinic, she writea, awlms, plays years nearly 370,000.000 tons of - Neither the extent of the damage special order for the next aesslon, Chesterfield D K U U d H I K E S golf and collects antiques. Flannel IMPORTED SCOTCH. OCb BRANDT abie for commercial use. whether It be a regular or a special coal were mined in Colorado with FliB and twin Maea. inr the area over which the shocks FOR Lucky Strike Worked Through School a value of 8786,000,000/ or 840,000,- 9 yrs. old. Fifth...... #W e feK could be determined dur- She worked her way through law 0(X> more than the value of gold PERCALES Begnlariy $1.18. mg the first hectic minutes after the BOTH ORIQIMAJORS OP REASONABLE PRICES school, by teaching in a day and "'"■$1.19 ""‘79c produced In the state during the A. B. CX and Punjab, new Fkll 37 In. wide, white night school, and going to claases same period. first reports carried no word of pattema; reg. 33c 845 St. Rubinow Bldg. from 3 to 6. Now sbe'a thinking of quality. 8 y a n h ., $ n u $ 1 . 0 0 AMERICAN RYE, g v o •aualties. going back part-time for another $ 1.00 1.00 GRAVE’S WELUNG’TON O A . Womt la Yean Manchester Plumbing & 10 DIAMOND degree. 1 year old. Fifth...... « 7 0 C GIN. Fifth ...... 0 9 C ' gome old residents said it was the "Any person can do anything he Is It Time For Your wocst earthquake Manila had felt tn Bridal Ensemble wants to," she said today. "Ail you # yean. Others, familiar vrith the Supply Company have to do Is to plan the outline of HAYFEVER? CHILTON RYE. A n a fv ^ocks, estimated the power of the L'nusually exquisite comfalna- MUM BRUSHLFS5 your aims, and work. Coneult STRAIGHT WHISKEY, * e e C « ^ e as “Force Seven." END OF SEASON AND CLOSE-OUT Uon of iDoden deeign with 10 "Every wonoan. if aha wants to be DR. G. A. CAILLOUETTE THE TEXTILE STORE 90 proof. Quart...... $ A • I 7 Yr. old. 90 proof. Qt. ^ A • A O These are strong earthquakes, (Ummonds. Large, full cut cen­ SMvinq Cream happy, should have a hobby and Chiropractor 913 MAIN STREET NEXT TO THE BANK gaoally causing panic among rest ITEMS FOR ter diamond in the engage- 35« Size keep abreast of it. Every woman 118 Center St. Phone 8838 gSB^ but negligible damage to nwnt ring. Wedding ring l-Ponnd Jar baUdlngs of good construction. studded with diamonds. A second sharp shock, about 30 ■fimtes after the fint, threw Man BOTH Ua raaideats into a new panic DOLLAR DAY FOR Ja^ as they w en beginning to re* JuacBo 5 9 e gala their oomposun. The second Ice Cream tsaihlor was less severe than the Saturday, August 21nt . Soda A soon of refugees, fresh from WESTFIELD ASPIRIN Any Flavor 'Xho9i/-i(9l thsb' experiences in Shanghai, were Tims Is mere Bargain Lovers w m thrown into panic at the Customs COLDCREAM Have ImpoitaalDow. TABLETS Picnic Sense municipal pier. Women and FISHING TACKLE The aradnats b o t t l c / oo Lb.tin dfildren screamed aa the mammoth a s s d s a a Two months of the best Fishing Season is still ahead. S'et-ain AT structure swayed and creaked. ACCU8ATE Frojoy loe Cream Police patrolled parts of the Make your selections from our very complete stock of Has woleli..,a 8 ptaita 4Se 3 9 « downtown district to prevent looting WESTFIELD. of stores where the plate glass wln- were broken out. RODS, REELS, LINES, BAITS, LURES, 2 9 e ETC. Make your selections of any items and we will deduct SLAYER EXECUTED; from the total of your purchase. 6 0 { ENO LIQUOR SLB. EPSOM DIAMOND SHOE STORES CALM TO THE END Specially Priced Items SALTS SALTS (Oonttaned from Page Uoe) Carpenters’ Suitcase Style Tool Carrying Cases. Only SPECIALS Oraan for tha last time just an hour foiir in stock. Regularly $6.00, d * 0 4 0 e baforc he died. CANNED BEER ...... 3 for 25c 19e Sensational Dollar Day Sale •o flo « e ...... v O e O U Calmly Waits Death 1 GREEN RIVER, Fast AcU<* In order to clear the decka of Summer Merchandiai na • Prison attendants sal(A the negro "T' had awaited death calmly after his CROQUET SETS |()ttart ...... $ 1,291 attractive, appealing vahite that you dare not reatst. last hope for reprieve from Cover-' 254 if. so Aii W omen's WlUte Shoes While They Last—One Lot of Men’s and Women’s nor Lehman had passed. 6 Ball Sets, res:ular S3.19, to close___$2.49 MARTIN’S V. V. 0. SCOTCH...... $2.69 Every bundle going out will pack a bargain thrill So come earlyl •Tve made myself right with Cod. GOLDEN KOLORBAK^ Latest Styles and Mostly All Sizes Tm ready for the worst." he said. 6 Ball Sets, regular $3.69, to close___$2.89 GRAVE’S BEACON HILL One Lot tt Boys’ White Goodyear W’ltt - In Luicaster, Pa., where Mrs. 4 Ball Sets, regular $2.39, to close $1.98 5 h % m p o o GIN, quart ...... i f l / C Halt- C o h /I^ st. $2.50 and $3.00 Values ChUds' and Mlssigr Ooodyw Welt House Slipiiers Case had been a photographer s model before her marriage, her PAUL JONES...... father, William J Robinson disclos­ ROLLERSKATES I 7 « OXFORDS S an dals Moccasin Style ed thet Warderi Lewis E. Lawes had MEADOW GOLD, denied his request to witness the Regular $1.79, to close...... $1.49 $3J8 and ta-OO Voloae Tk O* At execution *1th the explanation that quart ...... $ 1.20 a n d O x fo rd s “the law triad to divorce the punish* Regular $1.19, to close...... 98c WESTFIELD WATCHES » to Wkito and Bnaotaed EDi ntent from any feeling of hatred or MEADS WINDSOR .... 7 S ^ 1.69 revenge." LOOE JouUt THEIR PRICEI PABLUM ACIDINE 2S‘ ♦.tr GILBY’S GIN, No word came from the ■husband CLOTHES HAMPERS • 1 .6 9 t l n O O Frank Case, employe of a hotel suf.- Ceektd Ce»««| quart ...... POWOCR pr. ply company, who found his wife a Regular 98c, to close...... 79c LarfirejSelection of Elgin, Waltham, Gnien $1.19 Btesa 1 to 8 WaraJLSfi Pah- battared body January li. Creen OLD HARBOR...... had killed her when she caught the and Hamilton Watches ONE RACK OF handyman In tpe act of robti.ng the ZIPPER BAGS 3 7 e WILSON THAT’S ALL, apartment to which she had come Wtmien’s as a bride about a year before. Regular 89c, to close...... 69c Pen and Pencil quart ...... $1.35 t Men’s Beach Sandals CamHr p Regular $1.39, to close ...... $1.19 WINES ...... Regular .'bl.59. to close...... $1.39 S e ts $ 1 .9 5 ,1' $1.00 Value U .S. COUNTER ACTION 1 CRAB ORCHARD, 'White Shoe W o rk S h oes 6 0 / M occasin s Regular $1.98, to close...... $1.69 . "^r ladlM a.-.d gaeta, with solid 1 quart ...... P'o potaite. Ouaranteed by $1.56 For Men and Boys Leather Soles li PUT UP TO ADMIRAL manufacturer. MURINC 20<^r OFF Window Screens, Screen Doors OLD AMERICAN...... -----quart $1.39 * PP—w2 for $1, $2.50 and $3.00 Values re pr. OF FLEET AT SHANGHAI E y ela sh 60 and Trimmings ' Complete Line of Waterman, Schaeffer, MEDFORD RUM. .fifth $1.59 • 2 .2 5 59 (Oeatlnoed from. Page fme) Parker and Conklin Peng and Pencils 3 8 e • 1 .9 8 High and Low 20r;- OFF Baseball Equipment, Including PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE TAX. gome other House members call- od for application of the act. Balls, Bats, Gloves and Shoes Ingraham Wrist Watch, Special ..$2.95 ONE RACK OF “Of course," McRevnolds said Men’s and Boys* Ob# Lot Boya* Qiildrai’s and Misses* •tko Boatter wlU be taken up woth Bracelet or leather strap attached. 254 Pfxm AeJlcrfd tha proper authorities but I have no o f f Tennis Racquets Wtunen’s doubt.it will be found the bombard- Westclox Wrist B en ...... $3.95 Goodpaar W alt n eat was an unintentional and just XNfiCIN SNEAKR W hite Straps and O x fo rd s ono o f those accidents that occur Snop Our Counters for the Many Seasonable Necessi- Cross on Chain ...... $1.50 up 50e IPANA TABLCrS $1.00 FLIT...... 67c vsbasi you’re around where war is ties in Hardware and Hardware Supplies. 79c Value OXFORDS 8280 V a l u going on.” Schick or Packard EH^tric Shavers, $15.00 75e BlAYBELLINE .-5 0 c 60C BLACK FLAG...'.31c White Shoes $2.50 Vahw "We've theretofore had trouble $0c N E E T ...... 40c 40c BUGINE...... 25c botwoOD Japan and Chma which at p a . the tine looked very serious but $1.00 Z IP ...... 74c 3S< 35c PETERMAN’S -..2 6 c pom was over." he added. "The in*- Manchester Plumbing & a . 9 8 50e ARRID ...... 39c 510AN5 A ll Sizes tfoutlons are that this is more len* 25c ANT BUTTONS - -17c tl«00 Bhek and Brown » M atthew 60e POND’S CREAM..39c t m iM iin 1.69 *eprerriilaU” 2 Ludlow .D-lnd(.- Supply Company 19c MOTH BALLS . . . 10c M tkor of a rc.aO.uUon to give the JEWELER 11.00 ANGELUS...... 74c •ne !*• u J n Street 999 Main St (Nc ' Blaple St) So. Mancheettf 35c FLEA POWDER ! ,23c .poofio the right to vou before en-1 T f It s Hardware We Have It” — Phone 4425__^^ae It” 60e ARLT POWDER--29c. | 24e Mtaig a foreign war, aaid ho Db-] r a oone 5214 FuD Line Do( Remedief. (NEVER UNDERSOLD)' W DIAMOND SHOE STORES 101$ M A O f MANCHESTER \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, AUGUST 20,198T KANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. HANCHEarrER. CONN.. ITRIDAT. AUGUST 20,198T^

all men, and holiness, without will bs captained by Harry F. An­ of fireworks. Bla political career, which no man shall see the Lord." 356 nsunas not previously listed but •w n cause from tha Sm ate floor for thony of Wallingford and foe mem­ BOLTON la U N IX HOLDS eligible to pay, totaling 11068. for a ONLY ONE CODRT CASE HEFLIN CANDIDATE from mayormlty o f Lafayette four hours, but lost when the Sen­ the North Pole a week ago yester­ was weatherbound' at Whitehorus, WRUBELPROPETY (Hebrews 12:14), "But the Spirit FOURldFLEMEN bers of foe team are, John H. Rets- ^CASEOFSMALLPOX through 26 years in Congfeas, has WILKINS A U SET day. Y. T. OLD AGE AID TAX net dourease o f $333 fo foe amount ate upheld the election o f John H- aalth expressly that in later tlmea Ing, Groton; Eugene Q. Relafog, due. been studded wdth episodes indica­ Bankhead, now majority leader, r'' Others In Crew A t Barrow. Alaska's northern­ some ^ a ll fall away from the H art^rd; •,Andrew P. Lauritson. SCHEDDLED.TOMGir FOR SENATE SEAT tive o f hla fieiy nature. Others in the Wilkins expedition most tip. Pilot Bob Randall, veteran NG DANCE TOMORROW The taxes were abated for rea- Heflin is a picturesque figured Six FOR NEXT FUGHT GIVEN TO CHILDREN faith. " (I nmothy 4:1); "And If GOING TO PERRY Middletown: Conrad A. Dwlre. Bons aa follows, on town aid, 126; GASoOINE Once, while fighting for a bill to feet, two InchM tall, he dresses like were Engineer Gerald Brown, Radio nortbland airman, planned to resume any man shall take away from the Manchester; Arthur O. Lauritsen, 100 P. C. COLLECTED FOUND ON LINER Operator Raymond Booth and Rus­ his quest for Information concern­ disabled veterana, 78; non-residents’ STATE SERVICE STATION YOsnUnnsd from Pago One) compel aegregatlon of ra c ^ in a story book statesman, in long 'words of this prophecy, God shall Middletown: Marcel J. Donxe, Man­ Win Be for Benefit of Member Is Lightest Docket Since Ses­ Washington street cars, ha|e(|eeted sell Riogers. ing the lost fliers through foterviewi 68; too poor to pay, 62; paid 770 Main St. Phone 4307 frock coat, cream colored vest, flow- (Onatteoed from . Page Oea) take away hla part out of the book chester; George A. Parkins, WaUr- of Bolton Baseball Team In^ I " sions Have Been Held Daring a negro from a car, fired fat| him Jimmie Mattem, grounded for with scattered Elakimos. other towns, 42; over age, 36; list­ run for the short tarm, too," be fog bow tie, striped trousers and of life, and out of the Holy City." bury: Ernest Home. Hartford: Gor­ ed twice, 34; dead, 11; under agefo He reported two days ago Es­ jnred Several Weeks Ago. Evening in Town. said at his home in Lafajrette. - with a revolver as the negro linMo' broad brimmed black hsL three days by bad. weather, contin­ Held for Murder Manchester (Revelations 22:19). Two Are Members of Civilian don L. Page. BrUtol; Rodney L. B rtN ew York Health OtR* in the street, and wounded a Kan- hours before their four-motored kimos told him they beard wbal SmaO Balance Owed Is Abat­ 10. A t least sight others were la the plane waa expected in Fairbanks to ued preparations here today for an Belden, West Hartford. tucky sportsman. In 1925, ,ie exhaustive search of the northern might have been a plane's engines. Itay Oocconi heads the committee In making foe enumeration last There is a light docket for the field, or considering entry. Repre­ refuel for a dash to the United OulUo GiorgietU, who la a mem­ fall o f peraons eligible to pay foe startled the Senate with a charge Alaska coast and beyond to-the Po­ Man Is Without Assets to Team/ One Represents cert Report T1iey~ Fear session of the Manchester Town sentative Lister HIU, Montgomery, Prlsonere are moved by trailer SUtea. ber of foe Manchester American Le­ from Bolton Orange fo charge ot ed; Net Decrease In tax, the enumerators listed 12 oc­ that the Knights o f Columbus, un­ in the Texas prison system's "trav­ lar Ice Cap. Henry Fulcher, 97, o f Peters­ gion team w U Latte^ the shoot as a Court scheduled for tonight. Francis and~State Senator J. Miller Bonner, Levaaeffsky took off from Mos­ WALL ST. BRIEFS foe benefit dance fo foe Bolton cupants o f foe almshouse, three in­ H. Rohan of Gardner street will ap­ der orders from the Vatican, were eling jaU." His refuelling plane, which started burg, Ind., planted his 84th consec­ member o f foe Connecticut National Camden, already have announced trying to stir "up a war between the cow for a 4,000 mile flight here via Hire Ad Attorney. Gnards, One IndependenL Center Community hall Saturday mates o f foe Norwich State hospital No Spread of the Disease. pear to answer to the charge of their candidacies. Others mention­ north this week f^ m Los Angeles. utive com crop this year. New Yorlc, Aug. 20.— (A P )— Guard team and Carl G. Blrafo, ah- Amoimt Doe. United States and Mexico because night at 8:30. Hla assistants will be and ona Inmate of foe Middletown violation of the rules of the road, ed as possible candidates or who Stocks of domestic refined lead in ofoer member of foe Manchester State-hospital. the result of an accident on Highland of Mexico's anti-church laws. In A L team will attend at hla own ex­ Mlsa Ehna and Richard Mora and have ^ d they were oonaldeiing 1928, he urged Democrats to vote Stanley Wrubel, bound over to July declined allgbUy from the . one street last night. This will be the Four members of the Manchester pense and take part fo tbs shoot Miss Isolde Riva. The Old A ge Aaaistanec tax N «r Turk, Auf. 90.—os*d by Prasldant Roosavalt. be awarded a prise of $100, anony­ John Veoco, Proprietor. astray"— I t was approved In the Senate yea- mously given. DISTRIBL-TED IN 5IANCBE6TEB BY "Repent and have faith fo Christ Regular tl.M. Re­ tarday. Tha summer exhibition, the asso­ COMPLETE LINE OF WINES - UQUORS - BEER tha Divine, Men’s Dungarees and duced to Who stands at irour hearts' door TYDOL Tbs agreement provides that rs- ciation reported today, broke rec­ For Free Delivery in Private Car — Call 4577 One Lot ords for its sight years of sxlstence today." May Be Bad la MsMhcsIas Overalls— 88c atrlcUcns against rsilning sugar in WHITE GO. a Hawaii and Pusrto Rico «hai| n# In regard to attendance, sales and 988 PLEASANT ST, HABTFOBO. OONN. A t rbese Btaflonai NO. 1 WALNUT STREET WE HAVE KEG BEER Heaven’s witness abides fo Spirit- $1.59 an d $1.39 Uftsd March 1, IMO, but Issdam increased associate membership. f-. filled Uvea— Men’s atUI were in doubt whether tha •Smet June 1.1936. Rhode UUhden stone drank over 30 million more The full Gospel’s the world's only Women’s President would sign the bill. R A Y PARIS I ls ^ o f I^ey'sthanaayotherroaltbeveraje. Suchsnoverwhelmins peace: Work Shirts— 44c to 63c Ditched in the rush to sdloum Main StreeL Opp. Haynes St. preference U oondusive proof of the unquestioned Quality of Hanley's. I f your church preaches not salva­ Bay Paris, Prop. ware not only the wage-hour and tion so free, ANKLETS farm bins, but a crop insurance Confess Christ— ^He will bring DRESSES , Slpedal! measure and a host o f leas impor­ 1 The Jxmet Hanley Co., Providence, R I. 44 glad release. Men’s Look ahead to school days. CHET’S Buy several pairs at this low tant bUls. Make This Your HEADQUARTERS For a church 1s untrue with no al­ Sweaters—$1.00 to $2.79 Regularly $1.59 pair House leaders believed they might tar— Service Station price. salvage from tha wreckage a bill No grasp at Christ's plan to re­ deem. 80 Oakland Street alraady passed by the Sensu for .For REFRESHMENT NEEDS Chester Bmnner, Prop. Men’s Shirts and Shorts Dollar Day Special! an unemployment censiu, and soma God, send us more leaders to Cannon Sheets— $1.00 Wsnators were seeking a vote on a preach the Whole Truth: 21c and 33c That Christ lives, and transcends 81x90 81x99 natumi gas regulation measure — which the House has approved. Quality LiQuors Dependable Guaranteed worldly dream! W IN D M IL L Before quitting, Housa leaders Pricea Effective Aug. 19 ■ 26th E. V ..W (X )D W A r 6. Service Station Men’s Pajamas $ Cannon Pillow Cases, 42x36— 23c also planned to approve a Senate 1.00 References: Hancheater Oreea resolution making farm leglslaUon Krinkle Bed Spreads...... 69e "The Son of man is conie to seek Fred England, Prop. 88c and $1.19 tbs first order of business at the Candlewick Bed S preads...... $1.69 next session. and to save that which waa lost." $ DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS (Luke 19:10) "F or the wages of Boys' White and Fancy But Little Achie\ ed ^1^ That Represent Real Savings of An Average of 20%! sin Is death, but the gift of God is BANTLY SHIRTS— 14c to 73c Because so many o f the Presl- fifth eternal life, through Jesus Christ, Our Line of Regular 81.00 fisnt's measures have been post­ Fleischmann's Cin our Lord.” (Romans 6:23). "M y OIL COMPANY poned. this year's accompIUhmenta A Special Price on this Well Known Brand — 90 Proof son, give me thine heart." (Pro­ 15.1 Center Street BOYS’ GOLF HOSE Dresses Reduced To 79c added up to little of significance verbs 23:26). "Follow peace wlth| 2 pairs 25c Regular $1A8 Dreaaes, SpedaJ A t ...... 81-49 aalde from the routine approprla- Special!-- JOHNSON’S WAX Special! tloo bUla and extenalona of old laws. others 2Ic Pair. Cllief exceptlona to the routine Johnson’s Paste Floor Wax .... 2 lbs. $1.00 HY pau up the thrilUnt msasurea were farm tanancy, bous­ WISS CLIP Knidters, 88c to $1.75 All Women’s W economy of GASoiEINE? ing. neutrality, and the Guffey coal Johnson’s Glo*Coat Get this modem motor fud, laws. GRASS SHEARS Carpenter’s Saw SUMMER Qt. Self Polishing W ax ...... 1-qt. can $1.00 today . . . and get It a t the The major controversy of tha Bright Sayings Sweaters, 88c to $2.79 APPAREL session—over judicial leglalatlon__ Old Paducah Whiskey $1.00 $ 1.00 price you now pay for old- wound up with two bilU that might Slacks Shorts A Straight Kentucky Bourbon Regular $1.39 A t k 1 n s’ Shirts and Shorts Men’s and Boys’ tim e gas. have been passed with little dispute Regular $1.25 Shear, tem­ Playsuits Culottes make 26” tempered steel of Children 17c and 21c at any time, a voluntary retirement pered steel blsdes, vertical SLACKS AND Bathing Suita saw, set an3 filed. A real GASm TINE Is different. It law for Supreme Court justices ana type handles that are easy I POLO SHIRTS • lower court procedure measure. value at this sale price. Boys’ Wash Saits brings to you the power of on your w rist Save 25% At Real Dollar The Senate Idled through the first 44c to $2.79 Greatly Redacct}! Curtains and Cottage Sets the finest Tydol Gasoline ever on this item. ” I f I was as Yew months of the session while the Vermouth a Day Savings! 53c to 88c made, p ltu the protection of court Issue was fought In commit- Private Vat Rum TOILET TISSUE big as Officer tss and In the couhtry as a whole. ' NOILLY - PRATT GALV. 10-qt PAILS a heat-resistant oil. Because It met only two or three times a ! DOG FOOD White Kitchen Unit $1.00 for 25 rolls Dugan, on a G A S ^ I N E is both GAS and week until laU m the spring. I World Famous Pontalba ^Yter a brief period o* normal ! Cin $1.00 for 10 lbs. $1.00 for 4 pails $1.00 FuU 1,000-sheet rolls o f the f hot day like $ DAY BARGAINS in MARLOW^S BASEMENT OIL it saves the added expense work. It idled do»7i again toward I finest grade Majestic tissue o t buying top-cylinder lubri­ 30 oz Hand dipped, heavy riveted this I’d ask to an easy adjournment—without a fifth Dow’s crunchy dog food is Replace that old shabby ^ real saving. Reg. price cants. It saves the fast- single night session for the first used by leading vetemari- ear pailk A real bargain, unit now, at this saving. is 6 rolls for 50c. time in many years Bottle fifth 1.39 be left alone 4-Piece moving, hot-running upper 85e ans and kennels throngh- and is a 20% saving. 14-Piece Blue Glass Refreshment Set, The House, usually cleaned up- Cuban Rum — Aged In Wood with a gallon consisting of 6 glasses, 6 glass straws, m otor parts from excess car­ long ahead of the Senate, dragged out the country. Reg. 59c Canister Set this time. It was there that the ■ for 5 lbs. Give your dog 1 pitcher and 1 chrome ^ ^ /\f\ bon, rust and corrosion. of . . . and SENSATIONAL tray. Complete ...... ^ 1 « U U pro-adjournment pressure was evi­ a trea t denced by night sessions and a For silken-smooth p e r­ rapid pace. 1 Bread Box formance glet *‘GAS5iriNE” 14-Piece Crystal Glass Refrigerator The best word oldtimers could fina la AH Ootors . . It makes a difference to to describe the session was "crary." , fifth $1.00 OFFERINGS Sets, consisting of 7 assorted size $ a.‘rr.S c o tc h Level Wind Reels jtfAGNELL’S ICE CREAM jars and covers. a m your motor . . . and your - • • • - the 2 Set ...... ; ...... $ 1 . 0 0 pocketbook, t(x>! $1.00 Gallon Thermal Jug: ^ Smoother, More DeUcioua, Finer Flavor! S i ^ SANTANDffi DOOMED j Table Lamp* $ | .0 0 •NioewcT or r m w trtn amooutw an < A regular $1.29 number - _ $ 1 .0 0 Week-End Special! Lemon Ice Cream, freezer pocked. Hashable Window Shades in ecru, EXPECT SURRENDER HOUSE BROOMS GARBAGE PAILS that is a real steaL Equals F*ull f&poii insulated ju^ 15 Flavors to choose from. 25c pint 1 Qt. Johnson's Glo-Coat, valnc $1.25 Elecb*ic Irons white or green. A m Johnnie Walker many $2.00 reels. with hand size opening. and 1 Johnson Applicator, valne 50c, 3 t o r ...... $ 1 . 0 0 Red Crown 25c . $1.00 RASPBERRY - OBANOE AND FINEAPPUC SBEBBR TH E 2 FOR •••.••••• 4 (Coattansd from Page One) Special buy on regular full Hand dipped, rust-proof, Serve With Your Sondoy Dinnerl Limited 1 deal to a ^ X eU v l Bridge Lamps •otimatsd 11,000 government troope Red Label 25% DISCOUNT eustomer. Bine W illow Cnps and Ssneers; con Located At: size all-com broom permits lO-gaOon pail with locking be had in Ten or Coffee ^ w bad bewi "pocketed" south of Reiao- this low price. Close-Ont On AD — . «k>w several miles behind the In- handle over cover. Electric Toasters size. 8 Sets f o r ...... W X s U v l forgsnt front, their retreat cut off C i n Bamboo Fly Rods Bloc Agate. Canning Pot, complete by iBsnrgeat occupation of the In Manchester with rock for holding A w Bstnoas-Oorcoots r o ^ N ight REEL Household Scales 9 0 P ro o f Special Fibre- Rod runrs 7 ja n . Value $1.49. 1 eUU . Just Arrived! A right flank movement to the S c o t c h Latch HOSE 29c aaM by the Burgos road column 8 4 4 M a i n LAMP gava insurgents control of a third $1.00 Tool or Tackle Box Stainless Steel Knives and Forks, con- Aluminum Roasters road leading north into Santander. $1.00 Biating of 6 knives and 0 4 SHADES The insurgent communique reported A cyttnaw lock 25% DISCOUNT ooci^atloa a f Vega de Pas on that S t r e e t fifth for olU Reg. Sl.29 reeL All Tennis Racquets $ fotka, value $1.49. Set ^ 1 e U U 5 qt Alum. Tea Kettles New Fan Numbe highway, a few miles northeast cu Over 8.700 Shmtoa fifth ziheoae from. Ban Psdro del RomsraL 100 ft. o f Sash Cord and 1 Clothes Tha apparent atrmtagy e f this 2.49 Distilled for AaP Exclusively Electric Sandwich Grills EACH Bank aaaneuvar waa to haatan a By One of the Nation's Bsaket, valne $1.28. e f the aontham foroaa with Ovw^ •Yra.O W -Bg.g Proof Largest Qln Oistillers PHONE T h e 2 f o r ...... $ 1 . 0 U kstgadea puMiing easily toward 8an- ‘ 1095 MAIN ST.- PHONE 3659 )C up tnndar t n m tha aaat and aouthMst, MANCHESTER’S LEADING HARDWARE STORE 4121 MANCHISTER BVKNDro HERALD, MANCTESTER, CONK, FRIDAY, AUGUST 20,18OT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. FftiDAT; AUGUST 2 0 .198T ’ " F A G il HUmrJfrBUr SpanlA revolution to have any dear neae have no such eomplstsly or­ Idas of ths rail cauab of the sus- ganised asrvtoa. I t didn’t occur to throughout, and inteads to equip calen^r month, and quarterly em­ penskm of diplomatic ralattoBs with them to cash in on the propegenda it with aa outboard motor. ploye' information returns b a s^ on S^YDSniDENTS ST. JOHN’S DRUM C 0R H L 4S!?,___ 40: CofttbtQ Brralh Csecbostovakla by Portugal. Also end of the wmr. Beeidee they prob­ In New York One of the more Intricate pieces wa^a earned during the preceding FILES PROPOSAL . What It h&ans: on exhibit and ohe that gaye evi­ IS-week {leriod. Cbalrmaa, Hartnaa VOBLOnD Bt THB- CBS would have the same need ably realised what the J^ianeee dence of highly talented workman- vice chairman. Albert .. S nUMTIMO COUPAMT, DfC. In order to facilitate elerieal work FORMALLY ORIUNIZED II KaMlI BtrMt special information before be could didn’t realise ao fully, that this war FUNNY BfEN FACS DISPUYWORK ahip waa a Oilonial-styled knee-hole cording aacretaiy, PhytUa U n cooler, an eiffloa boy aticka for employers {laying amployae a FOR CONSTABLE treacurar, Edward fekrabaea: 1 lIu M h iM r . OoBB. even guess at any poaaibU effect of was going to ba a real war, with SERIOUS Hesitancy On Neutrality desk by Sumner Cutler, also a day or two after the end of ths pay­ < P 0 1 L*a rBROOSON F R (» L E M 8 broom betweeu his graduate eight grader. Another rial aecratary, PhylUa Fe OBBBrBI MBBB«*r the break. bullets, not a parade with mirroi be falls. Almost automottcally 4 AUGUST SALE HIGH- roll period, Mr. 'lOne intends to Membership of Nearly 40 In geaat-at-anna, Albert Too Many-Things Are No Imagh. America has e brand new fine deak, a spinet, was the Work or Oatekar L IMl Failure of a Czechoelovakian mu, not exactly the kind of thing to be y«m laugh because it wee the ^oU}er. The reason la that the pre­ Fred Keish, nigh echqol freshman, make re{Mrtlng periods conform Polish National Church Mu­ marahal. Thomaa Badaa Ing Matteis, finds Fhll Baker last thing you ex{iocted to neutrality law, made for uke pared nation''m ay not need any Everydimg from Necktie with regulatloni of Internal Reve­ Pabllakad a n Baaalaa Bzeapt nltlon concern to fill a Portugueae made a peep-abow of."' who also had on display a mahogany Otto H. Hemnann to Be Can­ sic Organization; The /Offi­ tea, Helen OrySb. ta id a n BBb ib>U4ara.Itoara Baufad at tha any epi^oyee tripping tba presi­ when other nations get into help, whereas the leas pre{>ared sewing table which he veflnlshed t*> nue Bureau with respect to returns cers. The next rehearaal wQl PBat OSlea at UaBchattar, Cobb^ aa order, even at command of the for­ It is' doubtful if there ara ever Next In the parade of cielo- dent of a bank. warn. And the Far Eaat ia country may want to buy its food, look like new. required by HUe 8 of the Federal tomorrow night at Blekey*a-^ brated ’‘gboots^ who are haunt­ Racks to 16 Foot Boat Claaa Mall Mattar. mer's government, leems a curious many picture! of the actual fighting But before tba ofHce boy used LIGHTS YOU SHOULD aflame with what a lot of people munitions and a thousand other Clarence Maron bad on exhibit a Social Security Act, which provides didate; Others Take Oot with Corporal Danny 81 ing the "In New Yoik**, oolima would call a war. Then why for old age benefit funds. BHI aCRimOM RATBB reason for a rupture between the at Shanghai ’The battle front there the broom, the "buUd-up’’ w nga in the erorld market. Any splendid Colonial writing deak and St. John’s Drum and Bugle (forps charge of A a field driving. 0»a Taar during George Booo* vacation, that of a aartous bank executive doesn’t the United States apply The Bureau of Internal Revenue ...... II.M isn’t exactly a good place for cam­ neutrality law that put up barriers Made Daring Sommer. a beautiful constructed clothes held an organization m eetlu Wed­ -=------;------Par Moau __ .1 .10 tsro govmnmsnts in any event, aad la PhU Baker, comic who bao seated at hia dc^ with no fore­ its neutrality law? Morgan to trade would" handicap the Ic requires employers to 'Die monthly Proposal Blanks. made his stooges almost aa cheat EHmer Thrall, high school nesday evening In the parish hall W>*ta Cap* . . . . .1 .#! particularly so wben the Prague eras nor the atmosphere exactly cast of ths pending trouble. Beatty answers that question. prs{>ared nation. junior, had made a piano bench tlmt contribuUon returns with rei{>eCt to A rye {dent bearing 71 SW a a ta d Ob # T i ...... temoBs aa he himself Is. Tomorrow! of-the Polish National church on and containing'8,580 kameCkj government explains, that Portugal thajLof Southern California for pbo- But today a writer of mate- SHOP 2. NS neutrality can, as waa brightly finished and rublMd^ wages {laid during the calendar bin Golway atreet. The foUowlng bfft- mnCBBR OP TBB anOCIATBO del for a comedian can just By M O B O ^ M. BEATTY Woodworking projects that rang- nMnth and quarterly employe wage discovered on the B a ft Welotn iwas demanding that the munitions toi^p hie purpoaea. Besides the By PHIL BAEXR matter of common aense, abauiute- vamlab. John Buckley and Roger Otto H. Herrman of 610 Center cer^were elected to serve the corps —. PRBM about preface the funny sltue- AP Featnne Servioe Writer ed_all the way from necktie racks Thomas both created ettracUve tea data baaed on wages paid d u il^ near Tekamah, Neb. Tha Aaaoatatad Praaa u •xolonaaly coneem make for her a type of gun Jape era -not the aort of people to 9 M.) ly guarantee to keep a nation out Center, street, poultry aad egg farm Uon by saying, "So and So is (STORE OPEN UNTIL P . Wiawagtoa, Aug. 20.—Now that of 'war, and at the same time main­ and bird-houses to Oolonial desks V ^ ona with glass' top trays, whUe the quarter. proprietor, today filed with the aatlUad la tha oaa of rapnbileatloa that is the property of Great B rit publlclae their reception of an eight New Tork. Aug. 20 — There’s dinning a grocery story. A cue- aC all Btwa dtapauhaa eraditad to It nothing funny about a comedian’s China and Japan are fighting again tain that nation’s rights as a neu­ and a 16-foot bont*^re exhibited Grorge Benache. a high school Efforts were made by the Connec­ town clerk hli proposal paper as a or Bet otharwlaa eraditad In thu aln. days licking. tomer enters." Then the Joke tral and its sell-resiiect in the fam freshman, showed a modemiatlc ticut unemployment com{>entation candidate for one of the four Re­ job. It's one of the toughest in the must ba feet, furloua and, we —and. ineldefitally, endangering to tbe public last night by members m s ? a l ^ - tha loeal Bawa ouh- world. thousands of Americaiu in tba I*’ar lly of nations. The issue here, for train of thought with a combina­ division to adjust ths oontribution publican nominations aa town con­ Of Course It Is notorious that cornice hope, funny. But, funny of the sloyd class that Henry Miller tion deak and book case. A rose All rldhu at rapoblleatloBa at The after-dinner speaker who East—^wbers does that "neutrality instance, la this: Wouldn't It be dates under etate and Federal laws stable. ■Partil diapatebaa baralB ara alee ra> Portugal is ruled by a government NAME IN THE PAPERS or not, it must be quick. The el­ haa been Conducting at the Barnard arbor was the contribution of to the saUefaction of Federal au­ Mr. Herrmann, a newcomer to gets up with a sertoua manner ement of the unex|>ected Is gone law" of out* fit Into the picture? cowardly for the United Statea to aarrad. sympathetic with Fascism and that and tells an evan feebly am ning The long and short of it le sim­ abandon foreign trade and its school for an eight-week period this Robert Thompson, eighth grader. thorities, so that Connecticut might Manchester during recent years, It Is some time since Albert Lev­ from our Uvee, like the lltUe red There were many other projecta of waa a candidate for constable last PbU aamea ellant of M B A Sarr< she has been from the first an ao- ■tory geU a laugh that U twice as schodhouse, and I for one shed ple; The neutrality law doesn't fit rights aa a neutral In free seas just summer. The exhibit, s{>onsored by maintain the besia of IS weeks of itt, once widely over-advertised Ug aa that asms story would draw very well, and probably won’t fit because there would be a poaat- n-erlt on dls{>lay and the exhibit as wages earned,” Mr. Tone aimouncsa. year but was defeated by a narrow tlve^ally of' the Spaniib revoluUon- bitter teams over its passing. the Recreation Onters, was attend­ a whole proved moit Infereetlng to margin. Prior t6 moving to Man­ Ista. As such, the Portuguese gov­ the "stormy petrel of Connecticut if told by one who bears tha profes­ any war. btuty of our getting into war? So tha many who attended. "It waa-felt desirable to keep this Mambar AaiarleaB Rawapapar Pob- sional label of a comic. For the mo­ far, the answer has been “yes." ed by noore than ISO persona. period of reporting, for the Connec­ chester with his wife and children, llaharp AaaeelaUoB. politics,’’ has had even a small place W hafa Funny for a MlUiour Then why have a law? Mr. Herrmann waa active in Re­ ernment la on ths ooposite side of ment ,you are called a comedian, Because Congress thinks a lucky In addition, tba Rooaavelt ad­ Th'e smaller projects of bin files, ticut law provides that benefits will in the spotlight of publicity, but in Another handicap to the I hot dish racks, book-ends, tie racks publican {Mlltics in New York state. Pphllabara RapraaaDtatlraa; Tba tha ting from Russia, wrhlch is equal­ people expect yOu to be funny. They comic of today ia his inabil­ break .and a cautious policy la­ ministration therefore has com­ be {layable on this basts after Janu­ iBlIaa Matbawa hpaelal Apaner—Raw tbs Black nomination to tha 8u take the mental atUtude, "Here’s and bird-houses were made by mem- TO HOLD PUBUC HEARING In addition to T reu u rer Georgs Tork. Chloapa, Oatrett aad BoatoB. ly sympathetic wdth and a somewhat ity to make, jokes about news belled “nautraUty" might conceiv­ mitted itself to a general {Mllcy In ary L 193S. The Connecticut divi­ H. Waddell, Clerk Samuel J . Turk- this fellow, a professional comedian this neutrality busineas. bera of the beginnsria class of sixth sion. however, was recently advised less acUva ally of the Spanish gov­ preme Court "be seen bU duty (to toptea of the day. In a theater, ably combine soma day to keep our grade boys, while seventh grader* ingtott. Registrar Robert N. Vettcb, MEMBER AODIT BUREAO OF now just let him make ua laugh." we could gag about the day’s international nose clean. At least, by the collector qf Internal revenue T h o fe b R n c«eH for b Nbw OWH CXRCtTLATlUNa ernment. himself) and ba done it.’’ As created wan ihelvea, magazine ON JOBLESS INSURANCE Constable Sedrtek J . 8traugban and And that Is the hardest thing radio, we cannot. In ths theater the lawmaker* decided e neutrali­ A Doubts Purpose that It waa tm{MaalbIe for him to Royal Poitobio. With Royol’e private attorney, Mr. Levitt has filed to do. In twenty yeara in the racks, desk seta, step ladders, and Mr, Herrman who have filed tbair ^ a Barald PrletlBp OoaipaBr Ina But It would B eem, neverthe­ if we had 2500 people liatenlng, ty law was worth trying. Secretary of State Cordell Hull accept Federal aoclal security forma |»pera, proposal blanks have been aaaemaa ao UnaBelal raaponalbilltr petition with the Supreme Court theater, I was able to get around tables, sewing cabinets and lawn Hartford. Aug. 20.— (A P)—A eonsoHonol Touch Control and less, that Portugal has nothing in we ware doing vary wall. The It’s a good deal like wbooaUig {)uts It this way: chaira. All of these articlea Aowed filled out to comply with the provl- taken from the clerk’s office by (or typepraphleal arrora appaarlap la that Hugo L. Black be required to to telling jokes by starting off screen and radio have audiences oongh vaoctne for the baby. 'Yoa "Our policy, as a mcDiber o t the public hearing will be held In the slona of tha Connecticut regulations. many otfcor oxdueivo fooluroe. Mv«rt!MniAiitJ Id tb« VanehAvtDr particular to gain by the gesture of with a few serious strains of mu­ the result of much skUl and {>alns- Selectmen Mathias Spiess and RIeb- EwaBlBB BaralA - - running into ths mlUlona You eaa administer the stuff and ho(M. eonuDunlty of nations ahould be Senau chamber at the State Capi­ It la therefore believed eome change ard Martin. Collector Samuel Nel­ Now typing h — oatlor than the diplomatic breach, either in the show cause that he is eligible for the sic on the accordion. Then, when taklng labor under tbs guidance of y S i f do not dare to joke about what But the feet Is, baby may go ahead two-fold—-first, to avoid being tol, Monday, at 2 p. m., on pro]Meed should be made In the Connecticut office of associate justice in that told a joke or was topi>^ by Mr. Miller, for many years sloyd In­ son. Jr., and Aaaesaor Emil L. G. wriHnfl by hondl Standard koy- PRIDAT. AUGUST 20 maintenance of her own dignity or in the Senate is doing for ths ever-1 and whoop anyway. bronght into war (and that's where structor In the pubUc schools. changes In regulations of the State regulations." Hohenthal, Jr. ""'"'•ow toi court before he la permitted to i«i«« one of my lads in the box, it present fear of offending some- [ the neutrality law oomee In), and Unemployment Insurance Act. # board and ocHon. Pliiost porf- the helping of the Franco cause. provided the original basis of ths However, It waa the larger and Sometime next week the Demo­ hia seat. one. And yet the very senators I aeoond, bo {ironMte aa far ea pop- more difficult projects that attract­ The hearing waa announced today WHY, r r s OCMMMON cratic Town committee will meet oblo told. Drop In — try H. ROANOKE SPEECH .^parentiy, one must look further unexpected. thcmaelves would probably ap­ PreM eat Moat Dectde Of course the Supreme Court will With that situation confronting Bible tbe inbereste o t InbeniatloimJ ed most attention In -last night's ex­ by Labor Oii&inUttoner Joseph M. to pre{>are a slate of officers for the than Portugal for ths animus of the preciate the joke more than any­ |waoe and good wilL” hibit by the 100 boys who have .at­ Tone who reports the need of ad­ Minot. N. D.—Wben the telephone primary which will be held Septem­ OlM Of tha moat affective apaecbas not even consider the petition be­ No Warm-up body. It, OoBgresa decided to give the peculiar performance and for the Preeldent the job of deciding when And in that statement lies tbe tended the daily classes during tbe justing regulations to conform with rang to report a parked car bad ber 14. dwar dallvared by PfBaidant Rooaa cause it is not constitutionally a In radio and motion pictures Only a badly defeated candi-1 tha Internal Revenue Act. reason for the picking of s quarrel you do not get that opportunity a war existed, since naUons don’t kernel o t the nut the President past two months. Among these was rolled down a hjll and crashed into Service T3T>ewriter Pitt IB tha ona ha mada at Roanoke daU may be kidded about. Only The unemployment division pro­ Ophlr, Utah— (AP) — A method which, on the face of it, appears ri­ judge of Its own membership and to sneak up on your cash cua- draw back with grandiose gestures must crack before applying the a heavy 16-foot boat, its white seats Mi*. Loutse M. Christopher's bouse UUad OB Wadnaaday. CtUnf lord tha Items of the news of the day Frieze Living Room Croups neutrality law to Sino-Japaneae and trim offering sharp contract to poses to' change Regulations 17 and at the foot of the hill, it caused of driving smoke out of the atmoa- diculous rather than serious. Some because it has no way, in any event, tomera and crack a joke. You which in no way involve a na-1 these days and “declare’’ war. They Company MBOBalay aa an open and avowed are billed aa a comedian. You alm{>ly start fighting. warfare. Ha must ask bimaelf this the brilliant blue body, which waa 20 of tbe official regulations adopted very little atir in the police aUtlon. phere with sound waves has been of prsveoting a justice from tak­ tional or even a sectional {Mllcy developed by Hilary St. Clair , of o t other nation, it is to be suspected, ara pictured making funny faces. l^ e n the President Is satlafled queatlon: Iluilt by Thomas Wilkie, an eighth March 15. These regulations require “It'a old stuff," Desk Sergeant 8. IM TranboU fit., Hartford Ot aw B iy tha thaory of damocratle ing bis aeat after he haa been' ap- can ba dealt wltb. Thank heaven I grader who enter* high school this employei* subject to the act to file the United States buraau of mines. I m seiseted this particular moment When It is your turn to perform that people atlll fall in love, that a war: is going on, and that it may “If I ahould decide a war actual­ P. Nielsen explained. Near Aaylam 8 t Fhone 6-0718 lOMi'iunant and a firm ballavar ta they know you are a comedian, CHOICE OF ly exUU in tha Orient, would I be falL He built the boat for salt monthly contribution returns with “Once," he added, *‘w* even ptek- He believes ■ It may ^elp guard for attempting to caU tbs world’s {Minted by the President and con­ they marry and even that some I CBdanger our peace or security, he cttlei from smoke from industrial tha adad fbr fovammant ~ln tha good or bad, but a comedian, and simply bars absolutely the export keeping tbe United SUtes out of water uae, using brass screws res{>ect to wages tamed during the ed a car out of tha parlor.’’ attention to the thought that firmed by the Senate And Mr. wives nag their husbands. They 89.00 plants. handa of a auprema claaa, numaroua thay expaet you to maka them 3 STYLES o t war, and at the same time proitMt- Levitt {lerfecUy wall knows ihef give us fodder for ths mill. arm a ammunitions and imple­ tndead hot aalaet; aa adncatad oi««t. Csechoalovakla te reiHey orders laugh In due course. Ws can jest about tha foibles I ments of war to the warring na- ing peace, by invoking the neu­ Nevertbelcsa be hae hia name In Tberafora you miss the most trality law?" r a e la « which la, aad kaowp itaalf to from Russia and that Russia is try­ of humanity, of ths troubles Uona the papera again—and having hia lm]Mrtant part of any buraor- they have In getting jobs, in go­ Without E doubt this is ths most ssn- Further, ha draws the unpleas­ ha, daaply latariatad ta tha aacurtty ing to beat Franco by stopping an creaUng device—the build-up. name in the papers seems to be at ing on vacationj, even in having I sational living* room value in the Sale. ant task of deciding what other Trade of pnparty aad tha maiatanance of important part of bia munitions sup­ Sup{3ose you are watching a new babies, ao long aa we are copper, Up to the Shanghai holocaust, the least ona of ths animating Impulses Regrular $110.00 , . and Umlted in materials—such as oil, etc. plies from ths Cseeha through Port- movie. You see e bank p r e s e n t delicate. But the comic of to­ —ahould be barred on the ground answer waa “no." Japan ultimately order,** aad aa a fktallat who had no of serious mein sitting at hie desk. Quantity while the stock of covers u»al—and has hit on the Idea of of Mr. Levitt’s sxtstenoe. day Uvea In channels that are | that tbay might help a nation carry would benefit from an application of l l ooneapUea of any auch thlnga aa tha He gets up, walks over to the very narrow. luts. Choice of 3 designs: London the American neutrality law—aape- having Portugal take this surprising OB war. ^ awoldaiioa of parSoda of uaanqiloy* lounge, sketched, English Lounge or Then, he may prohibit Ameri­ cially the first aectlon barring only BMBt Bad auffarlnE for tha maaaaa action as supplying ths needed em- Modifi^ Modem types. Choice of 10 can atal{>a from canylng these aec- arms, munitions and Implements of phasla celva the required amount of oxy­ tucky haa only m handful of elec-1 PSieze. ondary war. materials to a fighting war. (Certainly that would o o t sup­ hut aaw oely tha nacaaalty for ra- gen. It baa been noted that in the colors in blended Mohair Probably within a few days some­ torsi votes, and tha prospect of country. port peace. Btxalat of tba iniaaaa* discontent aad MENUS mtient with a very flabby and re­ capturing a big block of electoral Then there's. the further item of I taodMicy to tuihulaaea by tha iron thing win come out of Rome or Ber­ axed state of the abdominal mus- votes—predicated on naUve-son au{>- ■ome $250,000,000 worth o t goods A Week’s Supply clea who also haa low blood pres­ Oaab and Carry hand of tha niU af olaas, ha quoted a lin to indicate Just which nation it {Mrt by ths boms folks—ia the chief That’s the “cash and carry” Idea. that Aroericani aell to China and| sure, that the sudden effort of reaaon why the Democrata have so Js{>an each year. Those two na? latter of Macaulay’s to aa Amort/..ii For Good Health changing from a sitting down {x>al- It simply lays Americans can have often picked a, New Yorker for | no4ntereet In contraband goods go­ tlona are our good euatomera, and I fMaod la 18ST in which tha hiworiow Recommended tkm to an upright (Msltlon may also standard bearing honors. cause fainting. ing to a warring nation. Such a na­ you can't slap good cuatomere In | prsdietad tha taihua of tha Amarl- By Dr. Frank McCoy Furthermore, tbs party hasn’t I tion must send bar own sbl{>a to the the face without good reason. NAZI CAMP INQUIRY gone as far south aa Kentucky to One-of-a-kind oaa COastltuUoa baeauas it provid­ (Hot Cereal) United Statea, buy outright the The President might also a; ed for majority mis. Little fault can ba found, with chooae a standard bearer sines long Closing out goods she wants, and then carry himself; DAILY MENUS Question; ’’Worried Mother" before the Civil war. Woodrow I Justification, with ths acUon of At­ writes: "If a child seemingly In CLOSEOUT them o e . Wouldn’t It be a wee bit out o f I Wa baUava Mr. Rooaevalt to be Dr. McCoy’s menus suggested tor Wilson was a naUve of Virginia and character for the traditionally I SPECIALS AT WARD’S FOR SATURDAY good health dislikes all hot csraais That's really a necessary joker tha giaatsat special pleader for tha torney-General Cummings In order­ the week beginning Sunday, August for that reason waa hailed by some 22. 1937. for breakfast but accepts the cold BARGAINS In ths nsutrallty law. Every impar­ shrewd, hard-bitten Yankee trader Casein Flat rights of tha eommoe people aad for ing operaUvss of ths Federal Bu­ ones, is it all right to omit the hot good Democrats aa a soattaemer, tial student of international law to abandon a rich world market Coxeran SUI7DAY: but ba was a resident -of New Je r­ so Men’s Fancy Pattern Regular $1.00 ahatrmet democracy that this coun­ reau of InveeUgaUon to check up Breakfast: Glass of grapefruit ones and use the cold, prepared "SUMMERLAND" recognizes that no neutrality law without much as thumbing his | WALL breukfast foods with milk instead?" sey when nominated. Instead of waiting until the oould aver be 100 {>er cent satisfac­ nose at aomebody? INTERIOR try or any other has kaown In the German-Amerlcan training juice bsdf-hour before breakfeat. The South could be coimtcd upon I camps, alleged by Congreasman Cit Bggt, poached In cream; served on Answer: Yes. Many of the pre­ end of the sMe we’re making tory. As a matter of fact, any neu­ PAINT GLOSS J DRESS DRESS lOBg, hmg time. Rls Roanoke Uland pared breakfast foods which are to be solidly DemocraUc; so It waa trality leglilation has two in- ron of this state to have been eatab- Melba toast; stewed figs. not considered necessary to have a these reductions now. They’re A wild ase o t tha Gobi Deaart, be- Reg. 84e gaflon ' Reg. 59c quart * agiaeh was almost dawlaas as a plea. Lunch—Glaas.of milk; peaches. served cold are {lerfecUy whole­ evltable defects: some. candidate with {larUeular vote-get­ permanently one of s kind pieces and suites purauad by men In an automo-l SHIRTS SHIRTS But there la this about Mr. Rooaa- Uabed In this country nr«enae en- SO mUaa aa hour tor 16 mllaa.- wait, that what be aays as a special (Sterilizing Dia|Mrs) nees generally have been chosen I regular August Sale prices. Reg. $1.59 and for the promotion of Naatlam. of tomato, lettuce and asparagus AND plaadar aad arhat ha does aa Praat' ice cream. Question: Mrs. E. C. Inquires; with an eye to their sccUonal appeal All indications are that there will never Subject to prior sale. One Coat Flat daat of the Uhltad Statas ara not According to ths attorney-general MONDAY: "(fould you tall ms bow to sterilize In New York state of the etrategte be another “Summerland” at Watkins. We NECKTIE agricultural iMIddlewest. tattaqoMtly aa far ^lart aa tba no close Investigation of tbs move­ Breakfast; Baked egg: whole­ the dlsfiei* of an Infant bothered find that the display and warehouse space -F WALL DRY FAST with severe chafing? Have been There haa bean talk from Ume I Men’s polaa. His Virginia Dara speech ment has been ordered, merely wheat bread with butter; stewed using a chlorine solution." to Uma that Senator Clark of Mis­ required for this seasonal merchandise is PAINT I For Your Old pnmsa. sufficient inquiry into what is going souri might fit the Midwest spcclfl- too valuable. We need every inch for LOWBOYS Reg. 59c quart ENAMEL Bright was a aiasterly proclamation of ut­ Lunch; Cooked string beena Answer: Tbs use of a chlorine COAT . 5 i on to maks sure that the camps are solution may cause IrriUUon of the caUon for Democratic Ucket bead­ year-round furniture. So every piece of $59.75 Hand Made Queen Cotton Plaid ter davoUoa to tha rule of tha ma­ ahredded lettuce; glass m milk. 2 q t s . Reg. $1.10 quart not being operated in violation of Infant's skin unless irou ars vary ing In 1940, but admlnistraUon men Summer ^raiture must be clear^ from Anne 4-drawer model with SWEATERS jority. Tat his oourse aa President Dinner: Vegetable eoup; Sallsburg careful to ramovs all of the solution. say he now carries whst they call QUINN’S SPORT any federal law. steak; cooked carrots; salad of raw our stock immediately. Not a single piece shell carving; of Q C BATTERY Reg. $1.39 has beaa a eontinuoua succession of The easiest method of sterilizing tha ’’UabiUty*’ of being on the other | celery and cold cooked string beans; must remain. And reductions have own solid Rock maple SHIRTS demands that the Coagraaalonsl rap- That, under the circumstances, taked {leachea. diapers Is to wash well in hot side In tha court fight. Raw soapy auda, rinse In clear water, ON SATURDAY, DOLLAR DAY ONLY! raaentatlvea of tha majority abdleau would seem to be fair enough. No­ Almost anything can ba{>i>en be-1 made accordingly . . at cost or less. 5-CelI TUESDAY: boil, dry In tha sun, and press with tween now and the o{>cnlng of the $70.00 Hand Made Queen UNSEED 0IL( their anthorlty and submit to rule body la going to be arrested and Breakfast: Cottage cheese; plne- ~ hot iron. Anne Lowboy of four draw­ Arrest Acid-Indigestion! apple. next national convantMn of the I Reg. $1.05 gallon f Flashligrht Boys’ Jersey Ttop net by a class but by aa individual, huaUed off to jail for the mere party. Yet none of ths practical I ers; hand carved shell motif; Lunch: Baked {Mtato; cooksd A Stt DOSES Boys* Covert a minority of one man among a hun- preaching of NasUam, as baa been beeU; raw cabbage salad. polltlctana la saying that tha Roose­ In g*enuine In your own con­ Complete with WASH $ diad and twinty-ilvs miii|nnp. done in various states on numerous Dinner: Roast mutton; summar velt loyalists won’t have a large maple 4 ^ . 7 5 Bisma- tainer. GaL Batteries squash; aalad of grated carrots and Washington voice In that gathering, even If Sen- I SUITS Wash Suits Fraaklia Delaao Roosevelt occasions when the preaching of ator Copeland and Alfred E. Smith Reg. $1.29 What becomes of majority rule ralilna a j lettuce: gelatin. CHAIRS Reg. $1.29 Oommunlam was concerned. The WEDNESDAY: Daybook win the New York mayoralty fight R e x 5 0 wImb the Preeldent confides bis Idea, ae we understand it. is merely Breakfast: Coddled egg; broUed with their anU-New Deal banners $29.76 Eknpire Side Chair; ^ Allowance views OB a certain subject only to a ham; Melba toast; stewed apricots. By PRESTON OROVEB fluttering above the minarets of | rosewood and mahogany with Foar-wey relief from add indigretiooi neatraHsee WAFFLE CHICKEN to find out whet tha Naxl campers Manhattan. tlay coterie of two or three unoffi­ are up ta Lunch: Macaroni, seasoned with haircloth ezeeae acid; dii{>eU dietraeeiag gee; toothea iiriteled Washable butUr; aspmragua; raw celery. Washlngton—The political dopo- IRON COTTAGE cial oonferees who have no place In If there turns out to ba nothing seat elomeciurelieTaediscaalact. Keep a padaga bendy. FRYER Dinner; Rabbit; cooked beet tops; sters are giving soma attention 17.50 AUo think of the eooeoBiy—eoeta jest le a WINDOW the government at all, in collabora, more than a clicking of heals, salut­ stuffed tomatoes; olives and celery; these days to President Robsevslt'a . Hooua R«g. $1.19 SETS 1 custard. $49.75 Chippe;ndale Arm Reg. $1.29 SHADES thm with them prepares a measure ing the swaatlka. choral ehoutlng of ’’good friend" Senator Alben W. Quotations— For Your Old Tire Reg. 59e * THXmSDAY: Chair; impoirted 1hand carved- Reg. SSe perhaps utterly revolutionary In Its Hell HlUer and the drinking of Barkley of Kentucky aa a likaly Breakfast: Wholewheat muffins candidate for the Democratic presi­ cherry frame; red antique (Regardless of Its Oindition) 2 for diaracter and then sends It over to plenty beer, doubtless there wUl be and buttar; atswed |>ears. ReducUon of traffc deaths and 3 for dential nomination. velour 25c ANACIN TABLETS ...... OnBgreaa with the order. "This must no Interference with tboee cock-eyed Lunch; (looked green peas; celery, aerious Injurisa ds{>enda most—next cover 19c Porcelain 100% Pure Penn . . spinach and lettuce salad; milk. The floor leader of the Democrats to prevenUon of accldenta thsm- be passed"? Is that democracy— dlveraioni. If, on the other hand. In the Senate has not Indicated pub­ 29.75 Dinner: Vegetable soup: roast aalvaa — upon the clear-headedness Mo t o r OIL PriedUa , 36” Fhat Color or is It rule by a class so small that It ahould be discovered that the Nazi 3ork: cooked string beans; com­ licly that he Is nurturing any bo{>ea of ths {Mrsons on the scene. ^29.75 Regency Arm 5 POUNDS EPSOM SA L T S...... Drip-O-Lator In Trade For A tt ooBsiata of a single person? campers are actually shipping un­ bination salad of tomatoei, lettuce of moving from capltol hill to Amer­ —Dr. Georgs P. O’Malley, aev e- Chairs; genuine mahogany 19c PRINTED and cucumber. ica’s No. 1 residence at 1600 Penn­ Reg. $1.19 2 sraL CURTAINS J th e Virginia speech was adroit, registered German firearms across land. with hair cloth seats. (2 FRIDAY: sylvania avenue, but several veteran Reg. 59c BATISTE tactically perfect, aa a plea for pure state Unes m direct vlolaUon of fed­ KLEENEX. 20O’s ...... Breakfast: French omelette; (Mlltlcos here ara betting that ths Removal of fangs does not maks 13Cj2 2 for Reg. 12Vie yd. democracy aad majority rule. It Melba toast; stewed prunes. Kentuckian will be in tbs tntra-par- '"25c Standard Quality NEW TIRE eral law, probably something would ty dsry of 1640. poisonous snakss harmless. 14.75 12 yds. was even infinitely skillful m por­ be done about It—but any charges Lunch; *Llme Bean Loaf; salad —Kenneth Lewis, the Trallslds SPARK 4-Player traying many of tha President's of lettuce and cucumber: cooked They point out that Barkley aa Museum. Fort Montgomery, N. Y. Bachelor’s Chest 25c DR. LYON’S TOOTH POWDER ON SATURDAY, DOLLAR DAY ONLY! that such a traffic Is ^otng on appar­ summer aquaab. Senate leader for tba administra­ ■$35.00 Chippendale brack­ 19c P L U G S ; CROQUET 12” X 12” critics as "American Macaulays"— ently rest on nothing more then tan­ Dinner: White fisb eeasoned with tion will be a {>atty "big shot,’’ his Assorted Colors 70” X 80*^ Assorted. It’s hard work somsUmes, but I et-foot chest with 3 drawers Reg. 29e which there Is small doubt some of gible than mere rumor. butter and chopped parsley; cooked name s{>pcarlng regularly la the entoy It. SETS Colora, Flcccydown okra; sliced tomatoes: gelatin. nen*pa{>er headlines, during the and writing section in a dum­ $1.25 ABSORBINE. JR, ...... WASH < them are. The G-Men win undobtedly find —MI*. Harry Freed of Oberlin, 99c 4 for SATURDAY: next two yeari. If ue hangs up a my t ^ drawer. Walnut ve- Reg. $1.19 10-Qt. Blue Enamel BLANKETS But what has all this to do edth out what the real Import of this Breakfast: Crisp waffle; 2 or O., helping her husband build CLOTHS ’ good record aad watches bis political thstr house. neered and gumwood; GramT'y Reg. 69c tha Now Deal, after all ? What has training camp movement le—and we strips of bacon; stewed peaches. P’s and Q’s. he should be In a strong 60c ENO SA LTS...... BOUDOIR 4 Rag. lOe 12 for lAinch; Cooked carrots and peas; ..45c BAIT It to do with the administration's oh- have no doubt their report will be {Msltlon when tne Ume comae to When people vote, they vote Light Weight Ritf P A I L ^ 2 feclulaUng for mayor. CHEST cu{>s of cooked Uma beans througb U pretty long-range, but the candi- $125.00 Chippendale Ball- QUART BOTTLE MINERAL OIL .. Reg. $1.19 M* 8q. ypat SOCKS Onngrees under the blanket of Mr. and win do no harm. the colander, then pour one cup of 89.00 SOLID A\APLE ...69c Fhitay*s patronage threata ? What daU gussilng aeaaon U seldom A skunk who knows he's safe __ and-Claw design t $1 Reg. 15c milk througb the colander to take dosed In' W’aahlngton. Of course, haa tt to do with government by bu- up the remaining bean pulp, leav­ like the one on display in ths ttm in green damask # ^ 8 pr. ing only the aklns in colander. To the ouUook for Barkley or any other makes as good a {>et as a house BEDROOM SUITES 50c TEK TOOTH BRU SH ...... 25 Ft. Length Imported Numdsh 8 for raaii&acy? What baa It to do with WAR PICTURES {MtenUal DemocraUc presidential cat. 34c TABLE this puree add 2 beatan eggs, 2 cu{m $149.00 Chippendale ^ VsBadinm Steel nominee la conUngent upon whether B dosM matter* that are of Imme- The Aiherlcan press is beginning of Melba toast erumba, a R t^ —Brayton Eddy, dtreetor, Mich­ Seat, straight legs. Do^L GARDEN Master Quality RUGS $ 1 President Roosevelt himself Is igan Insect aoo. LAMPS Men’s «1Mte ooBoem to the people of this to bloseom with photographs of the celery la lt and chopiied {laialey. and-feather aeat cushions s m M. 1. 31 SOLUTION ANTISEPTIC, pint . . . Mix well, adding a little more milk. "dratted" for a third term. HOSE Childnn’a cBuntry? war In China. It will be noUced back pillows; Q Q 49c HAMMER Rag. $1.49 J Reg. $1.19 I If the mixture seems too dry. and The Kentucky senator haa been c m in e s e l e a d e r s s e e k 69.50 Reg. $1.19 SHIRTS and MlDaty-nlne In a hundred of tboee thgt almost all of them show Jsp . bake 20 minutes in an oiled baking a staunch RoosevelUan with a re­ JOURN.AUSM SCHOOU green damaskOS/s\/\/ Reg. $1.25 DRESSES puted talent for ke«{>lng on good S H O R T S ; v4m Bra dlssstlsfisrl with Mr. Rooae- anese chaamg Chlneae or charging dlah. Serve hot, dotted with butter. A factory error mekae $175.00 Louis XV design PURTEST ASPIRIN TABLETS, lOO’s . 39c Reg. S9c wilt a r* quite as oonvlneed beUevari terms with anU-admlntstraUon Dem­ Nanking, China. — (A P) _ Jour­ this once • in • a • Ufetlms Reg. 39e Chinese or grimly {ireparlng to ad- ocrats e-ven during the fiercest nalism dapartmecU wiU become a with carved wood frame; rose 8 for iB deBieeracy and majority ruls aa QUESTIONS ANT) ANSW ERS value poeeib)*. Tha suites i V t ' x l W 3 for mlnUUr the •’chaatlsemenf’ which (Low Blood Praasure and Falatlag) •tage# of the battle over tba Preai- part of all the unlveraiUaa and eol- were offered to ua at e 25c ANT BUTTONS...... 5 Running Feet of hs iB—«r affects to be- Indeed they It is ihs Japanese pracUce to ptom- Queatlon: D. O. M. wants to t o t ’s Supreme Cfourt enlargement leges in China, if teadera of tha bill. •pedal dlaeouot . . . ao 1“ " " 98.00 19c HASSOCKS GRASS are such firm believers in It that las to the Chinese army from Ume know: “Could low blood pressure be Kuomlntang party have their way. we’re Including them ta 50c WILUAMS’ GUDER, Rayon Men’s Light Wsight tbay cannot for tha Ufa of them aea the cause of a sudden faint? That He waa quoted riecently In an In- They have asked the Ministry of the Auguat Sale. Finely BEDROOM GROUPS Reg. $1.49 RUGS to time, or they (urtray the effects la when the {iressure la extremely tarvlew aa ^ in g for "the advance- EducaUon to esUblish ^ depart­ constructed and finished AND FREE TRIAL PACKAGE...... WARDOLEUM SHIRTS and ^ UNION Mr. Roosevelt ahould devote ao of Japanese bomba or eheUa on some low?" leant of liberallim" aa a Democrat­ ments so that <7hlna may have to Wetkiaa High Stand­ $129.25 Three-Piece New 39c Bag. $2.00 much of his time and hia surpaasing Chinese city or village. That svaa Answer; In some cases w-here ths ic party objectli-e. That was no trained, com{>etaBt newape{>ermcn. ard of Quall^. Bed, England &!ade Bedroom of (la $ r ti Widths Only) SHORTS SUITS $ 1 blood pressure has been extremely radical bombshell for even the most Reg. S9e Ref. Ustrtealc tslant to proving that Lord all arranged by the Ja{>anese before dresser, chest. solid Rock maple. Full size COLGATE’S SOAPS, 2 for 59c low the ]>atient has bean kaown to ooBservaUve of old-llns DemocraUc THE VUrriNO CARD bM. dresser and /\/\ Maeaiilay was wrong—eighty years the first shot svaa fired. faint wben the blood supply to riw {MllUdana. When was there a Dera- 11c 3 for t f o r ■gfo. No foreign photographers are al­ ^(eln was deficient because of (he ocraUc. or for that matter, a Re- Tacoma. Wash.—Even tha hen dressing table / S / a U U yard isn't safe anymore. -A. lowed In any sone controlled by the blood being shunted elsewhere in tba p u b U ^ aspirant for the presidency $182.75 Four-Piece New DEVELOPING AND tx>dy. As an Uluatration, a disturb­ who didn’t contend he »-as a UberaL Capt. Mathew McDowan. bearing England Made Bedroom of PORTUGUESE STUNT Japs, but right up front along with ance In tba gastro-lntasUnal tract notwithstanding the thousand and a oonunotion in hie chicksB {m b , in- PRINTING BATISTE the vanguard are the Japanese ne«*- mav cause sufficient blood to be oaa dcfinlUone for tha term? veatlgated and found an airplane solid Rock maple. Pilgrim bed, DRUG STORE One would peobably have to know 24^HOUR SERVICE FLASKEL If you want picturea of sent to the digestive organs ao that ^tch coTtf. mMsuriBf two foot by Chippendale bracket - base MONTGOMERY WARO (50W NS S good deal BMC* than most folks the b r ^ tem{Mrarily does not re* four feet, la the mldet of his elude- the armr you buy them of thi Japs ' * Oeographioal chest and dresser with turned- Reg. 59c lo aboot the InMde story of tha calve ebough, l-enelny a l««-fc of. A 'Barkley eandldMy for tha ing fowm. TH E ?exctgil D R U G S T O R E 824-828 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 5161 CfOWNS or you don’t get them. The Chl- blood la the brain, with the eonse- nomination would face a traditional It hadh ^ dropped from a bomMag MANCHESTER 2 for gja^^mwuwing 2.2.000 feat above WATKINS oiunoa that thU oTEsa dose not t*- PoUtteo-geographle 139.00 MANCHESTER BVERINO HBRAl®. MANCHESTER, CONN, FR ID AT.'Auter *0.19OT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY. AUGUST 20.198T SpaabSi revolution to have a i^ clear neae have ao such completely or­ of the real cause of tba sus- ganised aarrioa. I t didn't occur to throughout, and inUflda to squip calendar month, and quarterly sm- penslon of diplomatic relstloni with them to cash la on foe propaganda it with sfioutboord motor. ploys information returns baai^ on which now has a msmb SLOYD STUDENTS One of the more totricsts plecM ST. JOHN’S DRUM CORPS Dearly 40: Csechoslovakia by PortugaL Also aad of tba war. Besides they pnob- In New Yo rk What It Means: wsges esmed during tbs pracMling FILES PROPOSAL on exhibit and one that gave evi­ IS-week period. ettarmaa, Hsrmaa one would have the same need ably realised 'whiU the J^jiaai dence o f highly taluited workman- vlca chairman. Albert In order to fsciUtat. clerical work FORMALLY O R im Z E D cording sscretarjr, PhyOis I special information before be could didn’t realise ao f ^ y , that thla war FUNNY MEN FACE DISPLAY WORK Milp was a &ilonlal-styIed knee-hole for employer, paying amplojfM a cooler, aa offloa boy atlcka desk by Sumner CuUsr, sdso a FOR CONSTABLE treasurer, Edward Skrob even guess at any posslbls affect of was going to be a real war, with BEBIOCS Hesitancy On Neutrality day or two after the end of th. pay­ FBfWlEMB a broom between his stivi— g ra d a te Sight grader. Another rial sscretary, PhylUa Fs 4 AUGUST SALE HIGH­ roll period, Mr. T ou t intends to Membership of Nearly 40 In the break. buUeta, not a parade with mlnoi he falls. Almost sutomotleally geant-at-arma, Albert _ America has a braud new fine desk, a spinet, was the Vmrk of Failure of a Czecbosloveklan mU' not exactly the kind o f thing to be Too Many . Things Are No iaogh- you laugh bscauas it was tba pother. The reason is that tba pre­ make reporting periods conform Polish_National Church Mu­ marshal, Thomas Bsdaan; Ing Matters, Finds Fhfi Baker neutrality law. made for us. Kelsh, high school freshman, last thing you expected to . pared nation may not need any EverytIuDg from Necktie who also had on display a mahogany elth repletions of Internal Reve­ Ion, Helen Grysb. nitlon ooncem to fill a ^rtuguese made a peep-show of. when other nations get Into Otto H. Hemtumn to Be Can­ sic Organization; The Offi­ M y employee tripping- the presi help, whereas the less prepared sewing Ubis which he seflnished to nue Bureau with respect to returns cers. — Tha next rehearsal will L__ order, even at command of the for­ It la doubtful If there are ever N ext In th e. parade o f cele­ dent of a wars. And the Far East is country may want to buy its food, look like new. required by Title 8 of the Federal tomorrow night at Rlckay's'l mer's government, seenss a curious many pictures of the actual fighting brated "ghoBte” who are haont- ®ut before the office boy used LIGHTS YOU SHOULD aflame with what a lot of people, .munitions and a thousand other Racks to 16 Foot Boat Social Security Act, which provides with Corporal Danny S Clarence Maron had on exhibit a didate; Others Take Out Ing the "In N ew York*', eolmnn woi^ call a- war. Then why ■UMCRIPTIOM RATKS reason.for a rupture between the at Shanghai. Tha battle front there the broom, the "build-up’” was wings to the world market. Any splendid Cfolonial wriUng desk and for old age benefit funds. charge of ths field drUUng. during George Bose* vacetloa. =do*«n’t the United SUtes apply St. John’s Drum and Bugle (forp. I r m r Usll ...... M.M that o f a asrious iwwir executive neutrality law that put up barriers a beauUful constructed clothes Tbs Bureau of Internal Revenue held sn organization meeting Wed­ .Komtk Mt»ll ...... I .M tsrp governments tn any event, and isn’t exactly a good place for cam­ ie Phn Baker, cotnlc who hae ita neutrality law? Morgan Made During Sommer. hr seated at hla desk with no fore­ to trade would handicap Ulli leas chest. EHmer Thrall, high school requires employera to file monthly Proposal Blanks. nesday evening to.-the parish hall OWf ■•«••••••••••••••••$ .OS particularly so when the Prague eras nor the atmosphere exactly Blade hie etoogee almoet aa cast o f the pending trouble. BM tty answers , that question. prepared nation. junior, had made a piano bench that contribution returns with respect to A rye plant bearing 71 I Ott» T»ar ...... 11.00 femoaa aa he hlmaelf la. SHOP Tomorrow! of the Polish National church on and containing S.5S0 ksm ' goveniment explains that Portugal that of Southern California for pho­ But today a writer of mate­ 2. N o neutrality bill can, as a was brightly finished and rubbed in wages paid during the calendar Golway street. T h e following offi­ rial for a comedian can just Woodworking projects that rang­ discovered on tbs Bart W s KBKBSR o r TBC AMOCIATBD was demanding that the munitions tographic purpoaes. Besides the By MORGAN M. BEATTY matter of common sense, absolute­ varnisb. John Buckley and Roger month and quarterly employe wage Otto H. Hemnon of 610 Center cers were elected to serve the corps ^ PRESS By PHIL BAKER about preface ths funny sltua- AP Feature Service Writer ed all the way from necktie racks Thomas both created attracUve tea data based oa wagea paid during near Tekomata, Neb. > AasoeUisd Pr««a ta •xoiasiraiy ly guarantee to keep a nation out Center street, poultry and egg farm ..Tkf conoen make fo r her a type o f gun Japs ara. not the sort of people , to Uon by saying, "So and So la (STORE OPEN UNTIL 9 P. and bird-houses to Cfolonlal desks v ^ o n s with glass top trays, while the quarter. oatlUaS to tho oso of roaoblleotion New York. Aug. SO — There's Washington, Aug. 20.—Now that of war, and at the same time main­ proprietor, today filed with _ the of oil aova dlopotoSta er^itod to it that is the property of Great Brit­ publicise their reception of an eight ninnlng a grocery story. - A cue Chins Afid Japan are fighting again tain that nation’s rights as a neu­ and a 15-foot boat were exhibited George Bensche, a high school Efforts were made by the Connec­ town clerk hla proposal psM r aa a or aot othorwiM eroOltoS to tblo nothing funny about a comedian’s tomsr enters,” Then the joke freshman, shoived a modernisUc ain. da}ra licking. ^ job. I t ’s one o t the toughest in the —and. Incidentally, endangering tral and its self-respect in the fam ­ to the public last night by members ticut unemployment compensation candidate for one of the four Re­ pspor oao aioo tbo local aowi oub- must be fast, furious and, we ily o f nations. The Issue here, for train of thought with a comblna- division to adjust ths oontribution publican nominations as town con­ ilOBoS Sortla. ** Of course It is notorious that world. thousands of Americans in the 7ar of the sloyd class that Henry Miller comics hope, funnjr. But, funny Instance, U this: Wouldn’t It be Uon desk and book casA A rose dates under state and Federal laws stable. All rtffhto of ropQbltcAtioao of Portugal is ruled by a government Tbs after-dinner spsaksr who or not. It must be quick. The el- East— w hen does that "neutrality •pacriot Stoaotoboo bortla ar« also ro* NAME IN THE PAPERS law" of oun fit Into the pieture? cowardly for the United States to has been conducting at the Barnard arbor was the contribuUon of to tha satisfaction of Federal au­ Mr. Herrmann, a newcomer to aarvad. gets up with a serious manner ement o f the unexpected is gone Robert Thompson, e l^ th grader. sympathetic with Fascism and that and telle an even feebly amneing The long and short of It Is slm- abandon foreign trade and its school for an. eight-week period this thorities, so that Connecticut might Manchester during loeent years, It Is dome Ume since iubert Lev­ from our Uvee, like the lltUe red There were many other projects of she has been from the first an ac­ story gets a laugh that Is twice as pls; The neutnlity law doesn't fit rights as a neutral to free seas just summer. The exhibit, sponsored by maintain ths basis of 18 weeks of was a candidate for constable last ONLY itt, once widely over-advertised aa schotrihouse, and I for one abed n-erit on display and the exhibit as year but was defeated by a narrow tive ally of the Spanish revolution­ big as that same story would draw bitter teams over Its passing. very well, and probably won’t fit because there would be a possi­ the Recreation Centers, was attend­ wages earned,” Mr. Tone announces. any war. — bility of our getting Into war? So a whole proved most interesting to "It was fait dssirsbls to keep this margin. Prior to moving to Man­ Moabor Aaarleaa Nawtoabar Pab* ists. Aa such, the Portuguese gov­ the "itonn y petrel o f Connecticut If told by_one who bears tbs profes­ ed by more than ISO persons. the many who attended. sional label of a comic. For tba mo­ Then why have a law? far, the answer has been “yes." period of reporting, for ths Connec­ chester with bis wlfs and chlldian, FEW CENTS A DAY » ttoSora AooocIaUoo. politics,” has had even a email place What's Funny for a MllUoa? Mr. Herrmann waa active to Re­ ernment is on the ooposits side of ment you are called a comedian, BMSuse <>>ngresa thinks a lucky In addition, tha Roosevelt ad­ Tbe smaller projecU of bin files, ticut law provides thst benefits will Another handicap - to the publican politics in New York state. ' Ihibllobars Raprataatatlraa: Tba ths ring from Russia, which is equal' in the spotlight of publicity, but in people expect you to be funny. They ministration therefore com­ hot dish racks, book-ends. Us racks be payable on this basis after Janu­ Jallao Matbawa Spoetal A#aner—N'aw comic of today is hla Inabil­ break and - a cautious poUcy la- In addition to Treasurer Georgs the Black nomination to tha Su­ take tha mental attitude, “Here’a beUwl "neutraUty" might conceiv­ mitted Itaelf to a general policy in and bird-houses were mad. by mem­ TO HOLD PUBUC HEARING ary 1, 1938. Ths Oonnsctlcut dlvi- York. Chtoooro, Oatroit and Boatoa. ly sympathetic with and a somewhat ity to make jokes about news bers of th. beglnnar’s cIs m of sixth H. Waddell, d e rk Samuel J. Turk- this fellow, a .profesalonal comedian; ably combine some day to kMp our this neutrality buslneM. s ii^ however, was recently advised leas active ally of the Spanish gov­ preme Court "he seen his duty (to topics o f the day. In a theater, -grade" hoys, WhUa aevenath graders ihgtoii, R e ^ t r o r Robert N. Vaitch, M e m b e r a o o t t " now just let him make us laugh." International nos. clean. A t iMist, by the collector of Internal revenue That’s oN H Mats for o Now / ow n CIRCULAT10N& ernment. ' himself) and hs dona It.” As a w s oonW gag about the day’s created waH shelves, magazine ON JOBLESS INSURANCE Cfonatable Sedrick J. Straugbsn and And that Is the hardest thing radio, we cannot In tha theater the lawmaken decided a neutrali­ A Doable Pnrpoae that It waa Impoaslbls for him to Royal PoitoUa. With Royal's / ^ n m , privaU attorney, Mr. Levitt has filed to do. In twenty years In ths racki. dMk leU, step Imddera, and Mr, Hemnon who have filed tbeir Tba Batmld Piiettag Compaap iaa But it would s eem, neverthe­ If wa had 2500 peopla lUtenlng, ty law was worth trying. Secretary of State Cordell Hull accept Federal social SMurity tonns papers, proposal blanks have been aaaaasaa oo ftaaaotal raaponalbiiitp a petition with the Supreme Court theater, I was able to get around Ubles, sewing cabinets and lawn Hartford. Aug. 20—(AP)—A tontaHenol Touch Control and I D A U if less. that Portugal has nothing in we wars doing very well. The It's a good deal Uke whooping puts it this way: chairs. All of these arUcles Showed filled out to comply with the provi­ taken from the clerk's office by for typorraphieai arrora appaarlnf to that Hugo L. Black be required to to telling jokes by starting off screen and radio havs audiences cough vaodne for the baby. You "Our policy, aa . member of the pubUe hearing will be held in the sions of the Connecticut regulations. many othsr oxdvtiva faolwras. / f ^ l PffPTi Of r ' aSaortlaamaata to tba iCanebaatar particular to gain by the gesture of with a few serious strains of mu­ the result of much skUl and pains­ Selectmen Mathias Spless and Rich­ Braatat Rarald. running Into the mlUlona You eaa administer the stuff aad hope. oommonlty of nattoo. should be Senate chamber at tha State Capi­ It is therefore believed some change Now tyfNnfl Is — aoslsr than / show cause that be is eligible for the sic on the accordion. Then, whan taking labor under the guidance of ard Martin, Collector Samuel N el­ the diplomatic breach, either in the do not dare to joke about what But the fact Is, baby may go ahead two-fold— ftiet, to avoid being tol, Monday, at 2 p. m., on propoeed should be made in the Connecticut son, Jr., and Assessor Emil L. Q. office of associate justice tn^that told a joke or waa topped by Mr. Miller, for many years sloyd in­ wtlHnfl by hondl Standord how. / COWy#©. nilDAT, AUGUST 20 maintenance of her own dignity or tn tht Senate la doing for the ever­ aad whoop aayway. brought Into war (aad that’s where structor in tbe public schools. changes to regulations of the State regulations.” Hohenthal, Jr. court before he is psrmltted to take one of my lads in the box. It present fear of offending some­ the neattmllty law oomee In), and Unemployment Insurance Act. • board and acHon. Pinstt port- ^ the helping of ths Franco cause. provided the original basis of the However, it was the larger and Sometime next week the Demo­ his leat. one. And yet the very senators FHaldeot Most Deotde Moond, to promote oa far as po.- more difficult projects that attract­ The hearing was snnouncM today WHY, rrs COMMON cratic Town eoramitte. will meet obla sold. Drop In — try it. ROANOKE SPEECH Apparently, one must look further unexpected. tbemselyes would probably ap- by Labor Commissioner Joseph M. O f course the Supreme Court will With that situation confronting alble tbe Intereeto of Internatlaaal ed most attention In last nlght’e ex­ to prepsrs a slat, at offiears tor the than Portugal for the animus of the grMiate the joke more than any- peace aad good wUL’’ Tone who reports the need of ad- primary which will bs held Septem­ Om o f the m oit effective speeehee No Warm-op It. OongroM decided to give the hibit by the 1(X) boys who havs at­ Minot, N. D.—When the telephone peculiar performance and for the not even consider the petition be­ jusUng regulatioos to conform with ber 14. ever delivered by Preeldent Rooae* In radio and motion pictures {Resident the job of deciding when And In that rtatement lie. the tended the daily classes during the rang to report a parked car had cause it is not constitutionally Only a badly defeated candi­ kernel of the nut the Prealdent past two months. Among these was tha Internal Revenue Act. rolled down a hill and crashed Into Service Typewriter velt b the one be made e t Roanoke reason for the picking of a quarrel you do not get that opportunity date may be kidded about. Only a war existed, since nations don’t judge of its own membership and to sneak up on your cash cus­ draw back with grandiose gestures must crack before applying the a heavy 16-foot boat, iU white seats The unemployment division pro­ Mrs. LouUa M. (3irlstopher'a bouse Ophlr, Utah— (A P ) — A method which, on the face of it, appears ri­ tba items o f tha news of tfie day Frieze Living Room Croups poses to chsnga Ragulsttons 17 and of driving smoke out o f tbe atmoa- W and on Wedneeday. CiUng Lotd tomers and crack a joke. You these days and ‘‘declare" war. They neutrality law to Slno-Japaneae and trim offering sharp contract to St the foot of the hill, it caused diculous rather than serious. Some because it has no way, in any event, which in no way Involve a na­ phere with round waves has been Company Kaentday aa an open and avowed a r e ' billed as a comedian. Tou Simply Start fighting. warfare. He must ask himself this the brilliant blue body, which was 20 of the official regulaUons adopted very little aUr in tha police aUtlon. of preventing a justice from tak' tional or even a sectional policy developed by Hilary St. Clair of other nation, it is to be suspected, ara pictured making funny faces. V^en the President la satisfied question; built by Thomas Wilkie, an eighth March 15. These regulations require " I t ', old .tuff,” Desk Sergeant 8. IM TramboO 81., Hartford. Ot. enany o t the theory o f democratic can be dealt with. Thank heaven the United States bursan o f mtnss. ta * selected this particular moment Ing bU seat after he haa bsan ap­ When It la your turn to perform a war Is going on, and that it may “I f I should dscld. a war actual­ grader wrho enters high school this employera subject to the act to file P. Nielsen explained. Near Asylaa St. Phone 6-0718 CDvenunent and a Ann bellavw In that peopla attll fall in love, that CH O ICE O F falL Hs built tha boat for aalt monthly contribution returns with Ha believes It may help guard for attempting to caU the world’s pointed by tba President and con­ they know you ara a comedian, they marry and even that some aadanger our pesos or security, bs ly mtlsts to the Orient, would I be "Ones,” he added, "ws even pick­ the need for government “la the keeping the United SUtes out of 'water use, using brass screws respect to wages sarnsd during the ed a car o u t ^ tha parlor." cities from smoke froto uidustriaLl firmed by the Senate And Mr. good or bad, but a comedian, and wives nag their husbands. They 89-00 simply bars absolutely the export plants. hende of a auprema claae, numaroua attention to the thought »><«t they expect you to make them 3 STYLES war, and at the same time promot­ Levitt perfectly well knows that. give us fodder for tba mill. of arms, ammunitions and Imple­ indeed but aeleet; aa educated rimmm (tachoslovalda U taking orders laugh In dus course. We can jest about the foibles ments o t war to the warring na­ ing peace, by invoking the neu­ Nevertheless be has his nams in Therefora you miss ths most trality law?” a olaai whldi la. aad kao|n Itaelf to from Russia and that Russia Is try­ of humanity, of the troubles tions. tbs papers again—and having bia important part o f any buraor- they have in getting jobs, in go­ Without s doubt this is the most sen­ Further, be drawn tba unpleas­ ha deeply lataraated tn the lecuiity ing to beat Franco by stopping an cfeatlng device— the buUd-up. name in the papsra seems to be at ing on vacations, even In having sational living room value in the Sale. ant task of deciding what otber Trade Endangered o f property aad the malatanance of Important part o f bis munitions Sup­ Suppose you are watching a new babies, so long as we are Up to the Shanghai holocaust, the least ona of ths animating impulses Regular $110.00 . and Umited in materials— such as oU, copper, etc. plies from the Csechs through Port- movie. You see. a bank preatdisnt delicate. But the comic of to­ —should ha barred on the ground answer was "no.” Japan ultlmatoly erdar,’* aad aa a fataUat who had no of serious mein sitting at hla desk. quantit.v while the stock of covers “ 8*1— •*>onsorshlp of German consulates nees gsnerally have been chosen SO mUae an hour to r 16 mUea. Reg. $1.59 of tomato, lettuce and asparagus; (Bterlllxlng Diapen) regular August Sale prices. AND plandar and what be doea aa Preai- and for the promotion of Nasilsm. ice cream. Question: Mrs. E. C. inquires with an aye to their sectional appeal All indications are that there will never Subject to prior sale. One Coat Flat daot o f the United Stataa are aot Acoordlng to the attorney-general MONDAY "CSuM you tall me bow to sterilize to New York state of the strategic be another “ Summerland” at Watkins. W e NECKTIE agricultural MiddlewesL bfinqnantly aa far apart aa the no close investigation o f ths move­ Brsakfait; Baked egg: whole­ tha dla^ra of aa infant bothered find that the display and warehouse space WALL DRY FAST with severe chafing? Have been There has bsan talk from time poke. HU V liglaU Dare apeech ment haa been ordered, merely wheat bread with butter; stewed required for this seasonal merchandise is PA IN T ' For Your Old Men’* prunes. using a chlorine solution.” to time that Sanator Clark of Mis­ waa a auaterly proelaautlon of ut­ sufficient Inquiry into what Is going Answer: Tha use of a chlorine souri might fit the Midwest specifl too valuable. W e need every inch for LOWBOYS Reg. 39c quart ENAMEL Bright Lunch; Cooked string bssns; COAT - ter davotloa to the niU of the ma­ on to make sure that the camps are shredded lettuce: glass o f miiw solution may cause IrriUtlon of the cation for Democratic ticket head­ year-round furniture. So every piece of $69.75 Hand ilad e Queen Reg. $1.10 quart Cotton Plaid infant's skin unless you are very ing In 1940, but administration men 2 qts. SWEATERS jority. T et hU oouraa aa Prealdent not being operated in violation of Dinner: Vegetable soup: Salisburg Summer Furniture must be clear^ from Anne 4-drawer mixlel with QUINN’S careful to remove all of the solution. say he now carries what they call BATTERY SPORT any federal law. steak; cooked carrots; salad of raw our stock immediately. Not a single piece Reg. $1.39 haa bean a oontinuoua aucceaaion of The easiest method of sterlllring tha “ UabiUtjr" of being on the otber shell carving; of Q o celery and cold cooked string beans; must remain. And reductions have been solid Rock maple O a / s O U SHIRTS demanda that the COngreaalonal rep- That, under the circumstances, teked peaches. diapers is to wash welt to hot Bide in the court fight Raw soapy suds, rinse in clear water, 5-CelI ON SATURDAY, DOLLAR DAY ONLY! raaentativea of the majority abdicate would seem to be fair enough. No- Almost anything can happen be­ made accordingly . . at cost or less. TUESDAY; boll, dry tn the sun, and press with tween now and the opening o t the $70.00 Hand Made Queen UNSEED 0IL( thetr authority and aubmlt to rule body Is going to bs arrested and Breakfast; Oittage cheese; plns- a hot iron. Anne Lowboy of four draw­ Arrest Acid-Indigestion! spple. next national convantkm of the Reg. $1.03 gallon ( Flashligrht Boy*’ Jersey Top , aot by a elaaa but by aa Individual, hustled off to jail for the mere party. Yet none wn to c o ^ ^ U v e of old-Une ,I>emocraUc THE VISITTNO CARD bed, dresser and /\/\ 11c U aeaalay was wrong—eighty years the first shot «-aa fired. faint when the blood supply to poUticiana. When was there a Dem­ 3 for t f o r age. N o foreign photographers ate al­ ^rsln was deficient because of the ocratic, or for that matter, a Re- Tacoma. Wash.—Even tha hSB dressing table f S/.U IJ blood being shunted elsewhere in the yard lan’t aafe anymore. lowed la aay none controUed by the ^ U c a n aspirant for the presidency $182.75 Four-Piece New DEVELOPING AND tady. As an lUustrmUon, a disturb­ who didn't contend he was a liberal, Capt. Mathew McDowaD. heating England Made Bedroom of PORTUGUESE STUNT Japs, but right up front along with ance to the gastro-tntasttnal tract notwithstanding the thousand and a commotion in hla chldun paa. In* P R IN T IN G BATISTE tba vanguard ara the Japanese news- may cause sufficient blood to bs one deflnitlooa for the term? vestigatad and found an airplane solid Rock maple. Pilgrim bed. Om WBold pfohably havt to know 24-HOUR SERVICE FI^ANNEL film men. I f you want pictures of sent to the digestive organa ao that hatch cover, measuring two fast bi' Chippendale bracket - base MONTGOMERY WARO GOWNS 8 good fissl BMTS than most folks ths brain temporarily doaa not re- GeagTaphtoal Haadleap. four feat, in tha midst o f hla cluck-' chest and dresser with turned- Reg. S9c the srar you buy them of the Japs Celve enough, l-anelwy ^ Qg Ing fowis. ta shout ths Instds story o t ths A Barkley candldac>’ for the T H E ^excxgg. D R U G STO RE 824-828 M A IN STREE T GOWNS or you don't get them. Th* cau- blood in the brain, with the eoese- It bta dropped f r i ^ a bombing TELEPHONE 5191 MANCHESTER 2 for nomination would face a traditional WATKINS auaacs that this orgaa doss not r*- poUtteo-geogriphlc 3.(X)0 fast above 139.00 S TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAyCHESTER, OOyN, rM PAY. AUGUST 20, IMT

BOTB ABB BAFB. aaa in thalr 91>foot aloop, endad berry Island Coast Guards e t his aarly today with receipt ot a post­ son’s message and asked them to MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, (X)NN.. FRIDAY, AUGUST 20,1987 card from youay Porteous by his contact the boys. l b , A i« . XL— (AP>— father here, which indicated the Apparently the youths were none . for Jdm rottaona, 19. e i pair was safe at Bar Harbor. the worse for their experience at sea CARROLL Cut Rate Dollar Day Specials aad Jelm Day, 19, of Louis R. Porteous, Portland de­ as the postcard said nothing o f any Xaaa, iapertad hwt at partment store owner, told Cran­ mishaps. 5c DeLuxe QaUty Choice of Aoy 2 Tubes of DOLLAR D A Y CHOICE OF JONCAIRE 50c TOOTH PASTE PERFUMES Eddie Elm Wins lltk Straight Bout TOILET TISSUE Choice of Any Regularly $2.00 New York, Aug. 0— (AP)—Pret-i^k 60c TOOTHBRUSH ...6 wrttar i n * ■opOisl i 3 ° ” “$ 1 .0 0 FRANK CRAVEN IS Ueet sitting football coach ia t w . paper says tbs only way to stDdW fl rolls $1.50 Value SPECIALS Moriarty Teams Celebrate Blueftelds Clouted .303 X. Bible at-Texas U.'l...he baa a Admiral and Bsabiscult is to 1*1 f o r ...... Local Sport ten year conUact at fl5,(Xm per. "Man Mountain” Dean Jockagr '«■ $1.00 Give Yourself A Permanent note to American League mana­ . . . . i f wise old Bin MeKschals la'< Wave At Home! offered the job at lOc EMBOSSED g* KNOCKOUT VICTffll *^Dick Cobh Night** at Oval In Winning Twi Laurels ger*: Joe MeCTartby says ha’ll make Are You Planning 10c 15c White Complete Treat- Q f t Chatter the Yankees 40 per cent stronger Cleveland Indians, th* Bass w5l r*»3 PAPER NAPKINS D C Sun Glaaaea Crosa First m en tfop ...... 0 * 7 C PAJAMAS $1.00 by trades next wtnUr___ read it Isas* him ....only hitch Is. BOI sajm'^ Tonight Is “Dick <3obb Night” h* Is content to stay right np thacof Package o1 80. Aid >7 ATTHOMPSONVILLE at^ls backing the Oriolu to the limit For a decade and more, Ray Hol­ The stellar pitching of , Marvln|>the first round to .408, while third and w eep....there Isn’t a married Regularly $1.00. Regulariy $1.39. but on Uie u m e _hand, Manager gal on the BriUeh Wightman (hip In Beantovrn with Bob Quiaa.. 7c Kit . / C the Fouracres. And. one of the larg- lan d has .been .pasUnilng in baseball Poutney in winning eight straight place went—to Charles ’’bb, a very likeable ohap, “Chlro’a” plea for better financial 28. attempts for a nifty percentage HoUand ...... 19 6 .286 .263 Its outside appearance and inside arrangement will be SALE ON SOAPS Powder, WORK SHIRTS straight by getting a well.eamed support of local baseball games, via ■ays Mika, "and be gave me the bid what’s become erf good old Cassy 50c Pinaud’a Shampoo, go-getters can do against the Man to help him through the halls of of .464 for the Twl League season. Neubaiier ...... 5 1 .000 .200 Stengel and his big saisT. . . .looka decision over_Sam Flore of Thomp- cheater entry in the State League. the Sports Forum In today’s Issue, His nearest rival was Vic Paganl, run-around-----well Just leave him before you many years. Lifebuoy Palmolive 75c Prophylactic Hair greater learning at Virginia tste — — —— .1 - on ths hot seat for a little whUe" Uke Rip ColUns may b* tbo dlffsr- 25c and 35c Bonville at the 'VFW Arena In Matt Moriarty, the local sports­ College for Negrou, after a brilliant bring* up the old, old plaint that who boosted hts mark from J33 In Team Ave . . . . 274 S3 .287 MIS —— Brush, fans hereabouts want their sports . . . . Trainer Max Hirseb U turning ence between the Cuba ami ths $1.60 Value, TbompsonvUle last night. A crowd men and the man "behind the athletic career at Manchuter High National Lasgu* permaat.. . . tha $1.50 Value, wheel" on thle ipeclal benefit game. entertainment for nothing.. .but down all offers for (hiballeto n , the ALL FOR . 5c estimated at 3,000 fans saw the and u a member of the Orioles. (Chilean sensation___ It will uke World’s Series flag th* tnuaortal ' Houses built ten years ago are lacking in many essen* $ 1.00 Limited Quantity. ALL FOR . ■crap and the decision of Referee what can be done about It ? . . . an $1.00 SOCKS 6pri$l.oo estimated crowd of 2.500 paid $89 more than 840,000 to buy the Hoss Braves won in 1614 now adorns ths tials when compared to up-to-date dwellings now being Jiggers McCarthy of New Haven ,...A 1 Jolaon, the comedian, and locker of Coach Hank Gowdy in tbs was not questioned when he raised for the Blueflelds-Green town series opener last Sunday, which didn’t RETURN OF CURT DAVIS which Max got for leaa than 110.000 bean eaters’ clubhouse. b u ilt Regular $3.45 Grade the local middleweight’s arm in vic­ Nelson Howard of California, have tory at the end of the three rounds give the teams much of a profit aft­ CARROLL KIDDIE SHOP Dollar Day Specials BUDGE TO FACE GRANT, er paying for umpires, balls, attend- offered as high as 835,000. of nghtlng. — Kalamasoo, —BIU Walsh, eradt - ante prize and sundry other ex­ The No. 1 comeback man of th* young Kalamaxoo goffer, to Takea No Punishment BOOSTS CUB’S CHANCES 1937 baseball season Is Senor Ver­ plans I Whetiier it is to be a large house or a cottage, you will 1 Your Choice of AD WORK PANTS $2.00 EUm, 160, met a tough man in penses... enter Georgetown University th is J $1.00 SLACKS AND 69c F A L L DRESSES non (El Goofy) Gomes of the Yan- profit by consulting those whose business it is to know 1 59c PIaysuits.Hnd (Alterations extra.) Flora, 156, tai the seventh clash of PARKER BATTLES RIGGS OVERALLS AND BOYS’ SUITS the 10 bout card. Flore, who haa union Springs at the Kitty the styles of architecture, the correct outside covering, SHEER DRESSES been having much aucceia and car­ League, with which team Stanley Champion Hard U ck Guy i S . T S 'o S r f f S 'r ’STuTfi; Sizes 8 to 14. For / J f t ries a powerful wallop, waa not Invitation tennis tournament, mat “Mickey" Katkaveck 1s catching, completeness and effectiveness of a the type of roof, the latest in bathroom and kitchen fur­ 1 Sizes 1 to 6, A w f t f t gble to land a hard blow on E3m, Nation’s Top Ranidng Net Mme. Sylvia Henrotln, the French holds first place In the circuit with peach pie In a slapstick comedy. The Dollar Day Only! 0 9 C MEN’S SWEATERS veteran. In a aemt-final match to­ 57 wins and 38 losses for a .600 per­ Slops Pirates by 7-3 As (Tuba ‘ ^ lost five In a row, and their 3 f o r ...... $ 1 ,UU $ 1.00 who fought a more aggressive and day. nishings, insulation, heating and many other now also a better defensive light last centage. . .Union City played three lead was cut to two games over the Aces in Newport Semi- In the other bracket. Hiss Kath­ succeaalva ten-inning games last reviving Giants. Regular 19c Ankle Q 49c to 69c $1.95 Grade, $2.95 Grade, night than has been the case In arine Wlnthrop of Boatoo, seeded Giants Bow to Bees in the standard features. 1 25c SOCKSt ^ Now ...... some of his recant bouts. Eddie week and the league leaders copped Seta Down Plratea Saturday Specials Socks, 2 pair .... du O C $ 1 .3 9 Now ...... No. 1, encountered Mrs. Dorothy all of them .. .Incidentally, Cam­ 1 6 pair for... v X « U U $ 2 .1 9 started to take the lead in the nrst Finals; U. S. Wightman Andrus of Stamford, Conn. Into that situation, Grimm yes- $ 1.00 and by hli faat left jabs was able Chief Interest of the sldeUnu bridge of the Eastern Shore League, Iltfa, 2-1; Lead 3 Gaines; terday threw Davla, largely bscause Our most complete plan service at your disposal. Reg. $1.29 Esmond f t Q 55c and 65c TIES ...... 29c, 4 for $1.00 to keep the rushing Flore away, but spectators w u In Mrs; Blank’s play. with whom Ed Kovls waa recently there wasn't much els* to do, tbs 1 Boys’ KNICKERS, f t o Blankets, 36x30.. a /O C 25c Playsuits, A w ftft 1 It waa not until the second that he Cnppers Favored Over The unseeded Californian’s 4-6, 6-2, affiliated aa a pitcher, haa risen to hospital list being what It ia. And Sizes 7-16...... started to aboot over hie right. second place only a gams off the Yanks Wm 4-3 m 12tL 1 y o C 21c ea- 5 for $ X *vMJ 1 6-4 defeat ot tha second-seeded Mrs. Davis, although hla performance Home ownership makes for g o ^ citizenship. $1.00 T I E S ...... 59c, 2 for $1.00 He punched straight and that he English; Essex Tourney Johnson, who w u an odda-on favor- pa ce... wasn’t sensational, showed that m’a 1 INFANTS’ SWEATERS 25c Summer w f t can hit hard waa evident by the Ita, showed Mrs. Blank’s play w u ready to take hla regular turn again GLENNEyS 100% Wool, A f t Bonnets ; ...... 1 y C $1.25 Birdseye Q O way he slowed up the boy from surpriaingly f u t and thmt she w u The Green’s gam* with East By SID FEDER by coming through with a 7-8 dad- niApAnt . . ^ Regular 69c 2-Piece Balbriggan T -^ la In the second and kept at Nears Gose. ready to fight for every point. Olaatonbury Wsdnesday night waa AsaooUted Press Sporta Writer Sion against th* perennial Cub Jinx, Odds and Ends of Sizes In 1 Regularly 69c . . . ^ 5 / C UNDERWEAR, 2 pair...... him throughout the third. Thjere was Mme. Henrotln, turned In called off after the fourth Inning PttUburgh’a Pirates He pitched Regular $1.29 no doubt In the minds of those doublu ywterday with Mrs. An­ with the locals trailing by a S-S C3iarl*y Grimm sat down with shutout ball in all but two innings, pleasure today to eat a few of hU 1 100% AD Wool Featuring June Preston present but Elm was the better of Newport. R. I., Aug. 20.— (AP) drus, her partner for two years, won score. .. the game was halted by and finished stronger than even he $1.00 Fall Dresses $4.00 and $4.45 a straight-set umi-finaU victory, darkness. own words. himself expected, the two and although Flore was —^The law of averagu, which con­ MEN’S SUITS FALL SWEATERS DRESSES Sizes 2 to Q A game ha wai not able to lend one 6-4, 6-4, over Orac}m Wheeler and The diet was about aa appetizing The victory really meant two hard blow, so well did Elm keep trols almost everything. Including Barbara Wlnilow, both of Cali­ Tha Bluefield*, prepping for tha aa a barbed wire aandwlch, but Jolly games to th* Cubs. Had thsy loat Sizes 1-16, 0 8 c 10'/, ...... O ftC fornia. MANCHESTER LUMI 1 Sizes 2 - 6 ...... 9 S C White Oxfords $2*69 pr. him tied up and counter punch as tennis draws, paired two tuperplay- second team title clash with the Cholly had a lot of fun stowing It and the Giants won, their league DoDar Day Only! Flora attempted a lead. era who are far off their games and At the u m e time M iu Wlnthrop Green Sunday, travel to Rockville away, nevertheless, especially since would bay* been shaved to a single and Mrs. Johnson disposed of Nonna it had to do with a bright spot for $9-95 to $19.95 two consistent etera today in th* tonight to meet the Windy City gam s But th* Giants dropped an Kid CSark, 161, Manchester was Taubele and Grace Surber of New matched against Dan Buckley, 156, semi-finals of th* Newport Casino town team In a benefit game at the his Chicago Cuba and their three- 11- Inning, 2-1 heartbreaker to th* and FUEL COMPANY $1.00 C A P S ...... 2 for $1.00 York In an uphill fight in the other game lead on the National League tournament. Fair Grourlda-----the benefit Is be­ pitching mastery of Jim Turner PHONE 5145 785 Main St., Comer Birch St. Holyoke. It was dark's fifth fight double! semi-final, 2-6, 6-3, 6-4. pack. 255 CENTER STREET and nearly the lOOtb start for The nation’s first four ranking Finals In all divisions will be ing played for the RockvlUe player the Boston Bees and gavt tha (Tubs Men’s Woolen and Worsted 25c C A P S ...... 19c Buckley, who la to turn professional pla3rert were the aurvlvora, Don who suffered a fractured jaw In the Th* words, spoksn by the (Sib*’ another breathing spell. CARROLL CUT RATE Manchester, Conn. played tomorrow. pilot whan the current season was at the end of the outdoor aeaaon. Budge, the Davis Cup ace, two ot first encounter between the tivala Th* Yankees, maantlms got th* here earlier In the season.... just a youngater, ravolvsd about big breaks to maintain an llH -gam s Clark surprised all when It was his t u mmatae, Bryan (BlUy) league beseball'a champion hard Regular $4.00, $3.00, $6.00, $7.00 Men’s learned that it was only his fiftn Grant and Frankie Parker, and edge In th* American League with PANTS Miaa Elaanor Haubnsr, ona ot luck guy. Chirt DavU, and hU right a 12-innlng, 4-8 dsciaion over th* atart and while ha lost the decision Bobby Rlgga, the sensational 19- hand pitching provaess. The Cub* BLACK AND TAN OXFORDS AND to Buckley ha gave a good account year-old Californian who domlimtad TAe Manchsstar's leading famlnlns rac­ Senators The aecond-plac* Detroit $6.00 Value, Now — _____ quet wielders, baa again, as she's said Grimm at that time, didn’t ex­ Tigers teeturing a pair of homart of himself, his more experienced the eastern turf court season during pect much, if any, help from Oavla $4 .5 9 WORK SHOES — $1.00 OFFl rival ahowtng that experience counts the absence of his higher ranking done many times before, gained the this year each by Rudy York and Gerry rivals. S ta n d ln y ^ finals of tha Hartford Girls Tennis Walker, walloped th* White Sox. In the prise ring. Hit By Injuries $5.50 Value, N ow ...... Craven Kayo Victim Both Budge, currently regarded as League tourney.... her opponent 12- 4, in a gam* cut to six innings $4.2 5 Hartford, Silver Lane, South Manchester Bus Line Inc. Announce VESTCRDAY’S RESULTS will be th* parennial champion, Mias And for weeks, It looked as by rain. The second game of a perhaps the world’s grutest sms- Jock McKlnstry, 180, Holyoke and National though Cholly bad It figured about I 50c SPO RT B ELTS ...... 39c Frankie Craven, 184, Manchester, teur, and Grant, who also n w Davis Mildred Madams, who haa always scheduled doublaheeder was rained $5.00 Value, N ow ...... Chicago 7, PltUburgh 3. right Th* big lumberman from tLe out started away at eeCh other in the Cup service, have been far from St. Louis 6-5, Cincinnati 2-1. managed to defeat Mlsa Heubner in northwest wasn’t fully rMOvered $3.95 first round. This big red-headed boy their bu t here and, probably be­ Boston 2, New York 1 (11). the title match, which Is set for Ckirds Sweep Double $1.00 SPORT BELTS ...... 79c August 3 0 .... from last year's stomach ailment ne- Getting effective pitching from New Terminals and New Schedule Effective Saturday, Aug. 21. from Holyoke waa on the short end cause the tennis dtetlu are In a Brooklyn S-S, Philadelphia 0-7. fore a acre arm put him on tha -half $4.50 Value, N ow ...... of the slugging match for one whlmalcal mood, they will fight It American Lon Wsmeke and Mike Rybs, th* $3.35 again. To all Intents and purposes, Cardinals clouted the Reds, 6-2 and round, but in the second In leu out today for tha upper half place New York 4, Wuhlngton 3 (12). he was going to be about as'useful than one mlhuU ot fighting McKln- In the final round while such steady 5-1, for a twin win. The Phillies and Cleveland 9, St. Louis 1. Last Night*s Fights to the Cubs as a layer of banana $3.95 Value, Now . 6 * • 6 S S F atry landed a right fiush to the jaw performeri u Parker and Rlgga Detroit 12, Chicago 4 (let) (6) Dodgers split, Brooklyn winning Just 6 MEN’S SUITS peels around second base. th* opener, 3-0, and dropping the $2 .9 8 New Bus Terminals—At The Centei^pposite Center Church of Frankie and he went down for compete for the remaining lu t (Rain). But even without him, and in the the count of ten In 52 aeconda of bracket. Boston 5. Philadelphia 4. By ASSOCIATED PRESS nightcap. 7-5. $3.50 Value, Now . Regularly $27.50. powerful presence of a record- Eric McNair’s pinch-homer gave • 0 • • Ot*' • • 6 TIME '^BLE — ALL EASTERN STANDARD TIME fighting In the aecond. It waa Cra­ (Other game postponed.) New Yoi4t—Kid Chocolate, 127, breaking list of injurisa, the Cube $2.59 ven's third Mtbeck by the' kayo r . S. TE.AM FAVORED. STANDINGS Cuba, outpointed Johnny Defoe, the Red Sox a 5-4 edge over the Cash and Carry! Y 2 p r i c e were doing all right The pitching Athletics. The Indians ran away route In seven atarts, of which he New York. Aug. 20.— (A P )— National 12614, New York (10). was getUng by. the hitting was $2.95 Value, N ow ,. , Inc. W. L. from the Browns, 9-1. UUen Lenvn Trip No. SOUTH :«ANCH has won two bouta by knockouts. America’s tennis girls shoul^'t Pittsburgh— John Henry Lewis, heavy, and the Windy (Sty wallop­ $2.25 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 The headliner last night brought have any difficulty making it seven Qilcago ...... 67 42 181H world’s llgbtheavywslgbt A.M. 17 21 23 25 27 29 81 83 > 37 39 41 48 New York . er* were sporting a growing lead In A.M. A.M. AM. A.M. A.M . A M. AM. AM. 45 47 49 Matt PerfetU, IS, Amsterdam, M. str.nlght over England In the Wight­ ...... 63 44 champion, Phoenix, Ariz., outpoint­ Portland. Me.—Georg* Martin, 0.0 Sooth MAocheater P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. PM. P3I. P3I. P.M. P.M. P.M. P3I. $1.00 BOYS’ WASH SUITS, Sizes 5 to 10 St. Louli ,...... 59 47 tha pennant chsM. 145, Boston, outpointed Rudy Vae- $2.25 Value, Now . Main and Center 8U. • • • T „ against Charlu Bagnlakl, 124, man cup matches today and tomor­ ed Italo Ctolonello, 200, Italy (12) 6.30 7.15 7.45 8.15 8.45 Pittsburgh ...... 68 49 non-Utle. Then came the slump. ITiat "beat tano, 147, Fort Williams. Me., (10). $1.85 0.7 Main and Charter Oak SU. 9.19 10.15 11.15 11.45 12.15 12.45 1.15 1.45 2.15 2.45 3.15 3.45 Springfield, Mau. The former Is the row at Forut Hills. Giving the 6.34 7.19 7.49 8.19 8.49 9.19 10.19 4.45 5.16 5.45 6.15 7.15 8.15 9.15 10.15’ 11.15 59c—2 for $1.00 visitors all the b u t of It, the final Boston ...... S3 67 Des Moines, la.—Barney Roas, 1.9 Bridge Street ...... 11.19 11.49 12.19 12.49 1.19 1.49 2.19 2.49 3.19 3.49 4.49 6.19 all-American bantamweight champ (Uncipnatl . 6.38 7.23 7.58 8.23 8.53 9.23 10.23 11.23 5.49 6.19 7.19 8.19 9.19 10.19 11.19 score flguru to be around 5-2 In the . . . . . 44 61 148, Chicago, world’s welterweight 8.3 HUlatown Road ■...... " 11.58 .12.23 12.53 1.23 1.53 2.23 2.53 3.23 3.53 4.53 5.23 5.53 6.23 and the latter the New England Philadelphia ----- 44 66 6.41 7.26 7.56 8.26 8.56 9.26 10.26 11.26 11.66 7.23 8.23 9.28 10.23 11.23 home team'a favor. champion, outpointed A1 Manfredo, 4 6 Kennedy S treet...... ” 6.44 12.26 12.56 1.26 1.56 2.26 2.56 8.26 3.56 4.56 5.26 5.56 6.26 tltlist. The Amsterdam boy was the Brooklyn ...... 42 64 7.29 7.59 8.29 8.59 9.29 10.29 11.29 11.59 12.29 7.26 8.26 9.26 10.26 11.26 This must be about tha weakest 149, Los Angeles (10) non-tltla. SHOES ZONE L m rr 12.59 1.29 1.59 2.29 2.59 8.29 8.59 439 5.29 5.59 6.29 7.29 8.29 9.29 BOYS’ SWEATERS ...... $1.00 better and carried every round to American 4.9 Forbea Street ...... 10.29 11.29 get the decision. side England b u mustered In the New York—Johnny Nena, 129. BOSTONIANS 6 46 7.31 8.01 8J1 -Saturdays only. New York ...... 74 S3 New York, knocked out WUlle | Make Sure Your Car Is а. 1 Gold' Street ...... ’ 9.01 9.31 10.31 11.31 12.01 12J1 lA l 2.01 2.31 3.01 8A1 4.01 In the uml-final, Don PerfetU, 14-year history of the event Doro­ Detroit . .. 6.49 734 8.04 8.34 ff.04 9.34 5.01 5.31 6.01 631 7.81 8.81 9.31 10.31 1131 ----- 62 44 Davis, ISO, Mexico (3ty. In 20 aa M .T5 W h l t n ...... б. 6 Whitney Street ...... i ! ! ! ! ! 10.34 11.34 12.04 12.34 1.34 2.04 2.34 3.04 3.34 4.04 UO, of Amsterdam, N. Y.. met Sun­ thy Round’s decision to spend thle CaUemgo ...... 63 48 6.91 7.36 8.06 8.36 9.06 936 10.36 11.36 12.M 5.04 5.34 6.04 6.34 7.34 8.34 934 10.34 11.34 REG. 89c BELL SHIRTS, Sizes 8 to 14 month getting a trouasuu together onds of the second round. $5.15 9.4 State and Front Street* 7.00 12.36 1.36 2.06 2.36 8.06 3.36 4.06 5.06 536 6.06 636 7.36 8.36 9.36 ny Johnson, 117, Holyoke. Alter Boston ...... 60 46 TIRE SAFE 7.45 8.18 8.49 9.15 9.45 10.45 11.45 12.15 12.45 1036 1136 deprived the invaders of their bu t Cleveland . 1.45 2.15 2.45 3.15 3.45 4.16 5.15 5.45 6.15 6.45 7.45 8.45 9.4.5 10.45 one round, Jobnson’e second report­ ___ SO 54 $6.75 Brown and W hltaa...... HOe* Leave HARTFORD TO SOUTH .MANCHESTER 11.45 77c—2 for $1.50 bet. She w u the only o u they had Washington ----- 49 Trip No. 3 4 6 8 ed that bis boy was injured end 57 CARDS SION NEW HURLER 10 12 14 16 18 upable of beating players like S t Lout* ...... 34 72 $4.15 AM. AM. AM. AM. 28 80 82 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 would not allow him to go on and With Firestone Triple-Safe Tires 0.0 Hartford A.M. A.M . A.M. AM. P.M. PAf. PJJ. PM. the award went to Don. Helen Jacob* and Alice Marble. PhUadelphla ----- 38 70 S t Louts, Aug. 20— (AP) — Tom PM . P3I. P3L PM. PM . P.M. PM . Kay Stammera, Ehtgland's left- $6.75 Black and W hitaa...... Front Sta. 25c S O C K S ...... 5 pr. $1.00 Billy Towns, 139, of Spnnglleld, TOD-AVS GAMES Sunkel, 25-year-old left-handed Church Comer ...... 7 15 7.49 8.18 8.45 9.19 9.45 10.48 11.45 12.15 hand^ Number 1, b u been a g ru t Boston at Brooklyn. $4 .1 5 1.0 7.21 1.15 1.45 2.15 2.45 8.15 S.4S 4.16 5.15 5.45 6.15 6.45 7.45 8.45 9.45 and A1 Castonuay, 140, Springfield, pitcher from Decatur, ni., baa been (1) Protection Against Blow-Outs 2.8 Whitney Street 7.51 8.21 8J1 9.21 9.81 10.51 11.51 12.21 10.45 11.45 player at times In recent years, but New York at Philadelphia. added to the Cardinal mound corps, MANSHELDS ^ _ 7.24 7.54 1.21 1.51 2.21 2A1 8.21 3.51 4.21 5.21 5.51 6.21 6.51 7.51 8.51 9.51 10.51 11.51 fought a draw and their fight w u FlrMtOBe pftteated Koxn-dlpplni; proef^n mAke« FIreslooeS 8.8 Gold Street ...... 8.24 8.54 9.24 9.54 10.54 11.54 12.24 1.24 1.54 2.24 2.64 she h u been 111 m u t of the time S t Louis at Pittsburgh, the Red Birds’ management an­ $5.00 Whites, Brown and Whiten, Black 7.26 7.56 8.26 8.56 3.24 SA4 4.24 6.24 534 6.24 6.54 7.54 8.54 934 1034 1134 declared by the crowd u the but nm ap to 28 desroM cooler than other tlrep th m redoo- 4.5 Forbe* Street ...... 9.26 9.56 10.96 11.66 12.26 1.26 1.56 2.26 2.56 3.26 3A6 4.26 $1.95 WOOL KNICKERS ...... $1.49 this season. Ruth Hardwick, tha enucago at ClnclnnaU (night). nounced last night Hs will report and Whites ...... VT...... w O s D O 7 29 7.59 8.29 8.59 9.29 9.59 10.59 5.26 5.56 6.26 6.56 736 8.56 9.56 10.56 11.56 of the night and each were awarded Number 2, h u looked like a comer Uif latcnuU beat and fiicttoa which ordlaarllY deatroj . , „ ZONE LIMIT 11.59 12.29 1.29 1.59 2.29 2.59 8.29 8A9 4.29 5.29 5.59 85 for the exhiblUon. American Immediately. tlra Ufa. 6.29 6.59 739 8.59 9.59 10.59 11.59 for two years. She’s nurly won aeveland at (Tblcago. Sunkel, who will fill tha vacancy WINDSORS 4 8 Kennedy S treet...... 7.31 George Jordon, 152. Springfield, 6.1 Hlllstown Road 8.01 8.31 901 9.31 10.01 11.01 12.01 12.31 several important matches, but her Detroit at S t LouU. left by the voluntary retirement of $3.95 W hites...... 7.S4 8.04 8.34 9.04 831 4.01 431 531 6.01 6.81 7.01 8.01 9.01 10.01 11.01 12.01 lost to Andrew Walters, 135, Sera- (2) Protection Against Punctures 7J> Bridge Street 9.34 10.04 11.04 12.04 12.34 334 4.04 434 attack slows up when things get Philadelphia at New York. Paul Dean, baa been at Decatur on $ 2 o 9 5 7.37 8.07 8.37 9.07 9.37 10.07 11.07 12.07 5.84 6.04 6.84 7.04 8.04 9.04 10.04 11.04 12.04 togA N. Y.; Ray Sokolowakt, 127, tight. Margot Lumb, Number Washington at Boston. option by Rochester. This seaaoh 8.7 Main and Charter Oak Sta"' 12.37 3.37 4.07 437 537 6.07 10% OFF Boys’ and Children’s Two extra layore of fomHllpped cords under the trned 7.41 8 11 8.41 9 11 9.41 10.11 11.11 12.U 637 7.07 8.07 9.07 10.07 11.07 12.07 Springfield, lost the decision to singlu, la little more than a bard be has fanned 215 batters in 174 add floater etrooftb to Ftrestonea. 9.4 Main and Center...... 12.41 3.41 4.11 4.41 5.41 6.11 6.41 7.11 i ^ 7 45 8.15 8 45 9.15 9.45 10.15 11.15 12.15 12.45 8.11 0.11 10.11 11.11 12.11 Bhmest OaUerlnl, 130, Springfield i swinging noviu. Innings, won 11 games and lost nin*. Telephone Hartford 8-2835 3.45 4.15 4.45 6.45 6.15 6.45 7.15 8.15 9.15 10.15 -Saturdays only. 11.15 12.15 ' Sam Rlzxlo, 132, Johnstown, N. Y Th* th ru of them don’t stack up His home is in Paris, 111. Telephona 8063 t?75 7828 drew with Tom Hogan, 134, Hol­ NECKWEAR I Slay Be Made for Spectel Perttea Shoes and Oxfords with the veteran, singlu trio of MUa (3) Protection Against Skidding yoke, and In the first fight of the Jacobs, M iu Marhl* and Mrs. Sarah Sport Forum night, Adolph HlUer, 110, Spring- ^^^Loiic*e ecdentlflc treed enablee too to stop tout ear $1.00 Cheney T ies ...... 79c, 2 fo r $1.50 Palfrey Fab}-an, the last the gam' up to Sd% quicker. field, won the decision over Young u t little scrapper of them all. 50c T ie s ...... ;39c, 3 for $L00 SCHEDULE Franglkore, 110, TbompaonvlUe. b a s e b a l l RECEIPTS Mllee Leave Trip No l a” "a SLANCHESTEB TO HARTFORD Today’s pairlnga, ta order, were Sporta Editor: hoys* 2 Knicker Suits Joe Delaney of Manchester was M irble VI. Hardwick, Jacobs ‘ vs. 35c T i c s . ------.29c, 4 for $L00 Added service for all Manchester peo­ slated to m u t Mike (^anty ot On last Sunday tha baseball fans T i r e e i o t t e 0.0 Sooth Slancheeter Stammers, and the doublu Marble- D ollar D ay Springfield In a return match but Fabyan va. Joan Ingram and Evslyn were treated to a fine exhibition of 75c Bow T ies ...... 2 fo r $1UX> (Main and Center) Sentinel Type 7.15 8.15 9.15 10.15 11.15 12.15 the bout didn’t come oS. Dearman. An American sweep of baseball when the town’s outstand­ 6.7 Main and Charter Oak St*. 1.15 2.15 3.1S 4.18 6.16 6.15 7.15 8.18 0.15 10il8 11.18 ple living on the West Side and in the Sil­ ing teams, the Bluefielda and the TIRES TUBES 50c Bow T ies ...... 3 for $1.00 1.9 Bridge Street ...... 7.19 8.19 9.19 10.19 11.19 12.19 1.19 2.19 8.19 4.19 8.19 6.19 7.19 8.19 Regular $9.95 Value the thru matchu seemed enUrely Values 9.16 10.19 11.16 Green met at tha West Bids dia­ 4.40-21 .. ess *■# •'*. 5 5.6o “S-S Hlllstown Road ...... ] 7.23 8.23 9 23 10.23 11.23 12.23 1.23 2.23 3.23 4.23 5.23 6.23 7.23 8.23 $ 7.95 [ 06.4CE THBOWS SIDEARM likely, leaving the defenders nssd- $1.65 7.28 8.26 9 26 10‘26 11.26 12.26 9.23 10.23 lf.23 ver Lane section. You can now shop in delphia—Earl Grace of the Ing only one more win in tomorrow’s mond. Beg. 81A0, I1A6 Fancy 4.50- $0 ..s • • s s s 6e0O 4.6 Kennedy Street ...... !..!!! 1.26 2.26 3.26 4 38 5.26 6.26 7.26 8.26 9.2610.26 11.26 They also witnessed an unfortu- 1.60 ZONE IJMTT 7.29 8.29 9.29 10.29 11.29 12.29 139 2.29 8.29 4.29 S.29 6.29 7.29 839 llu Is.one of the few major four matchu to.kup the cup. SHIRTS ...... $1.00 4..’50-21 s.s s *** s 6*35 1.65 9.29 1029 11.26 Manchester and ride up town to any sec­ ue catchaia to throw ildearm. If the current seriu d ou not turn ita happening when “Chucky” BATHING HATS 4.9 Forbea Straat...... Regular $12.95 Value Smith was hit in the bead aa ha 4.75- 19...... 6.70 1.65 $8.00 MaUory 6.1 Street ...... $ 10-35 ou*. u one-sided u it looks from 7 84 8 84 9 54 Jo t l * ** *•*! * *1 ®-®l ®-*l ^-*1 *•*! 9311031 1131 tried to steal second. He waa In the Fancy 4.75- 20S S ...s ••• s- 6*SS 1.60 Hat* ...... 6.6 Whitney S treet...... tion of the shopping district. here, maybe somebody will suggut TRUNKS $4 .1 0 9.84 10.34 11.34 a shakeup. England’s prospects of boapital three days. 5.00- 19 ...... 7.20 1.80 64. Bartoa Taylor 9.4 StaU and Front StraeU . . . . 9.86 1036 1136 HOSE ...... 5 p r . $1.00 <8Aa VahMk 7 48 S is 9 48 10 45 ^ ” ^ ” ^ bru kin g the long sequesca at Tha fans made a amall collection i 5.00-20 .. *.*••*••• 7.40 1.90 N e w ...... Bala ...... 9.45 10.45 11.48 for so large a crowd. The collections $1.59 $3 .1 5 MHea Laavo Trip No. fflARVCLS American vlctoTlu aren’t getting 5.00- 21 .. S.S • 7*65 2.00 $8A8 Vahn, 7S« CM UUtim a/CMiy any brighter. America could take In Manchester are smaller than in S en-O ut One Lot of 80 82 10% OFF -Boys’ 5.2.VJ7 .. «• • s 7*70 1.80 N o w ...... $2 .8 9 A3tA3t AM.A3t AAf p 'i p'i pi* ^ P M ^ M .P m . PM. ^:P M . In a Uttls mors territory and make any town local teams hav* played $1.39 68A6 Hala, 0.0 Hartford P 3f. P3f. In. The crowds are much larger P olo 15.2. V18 ... • s • •.« *.n • 8.00 1.80 $1A6 Vataa. Now (Stato and Prent Sta) a real classie out of It. something $2.10 7.48 8.45 6.48 10.48 11.45 12.45 that might In tlma rival the Davis than In most towns. Putting a base­ 5.2. V20 ...... *.* s-« s 8.50 1.90 N o w ...... 1 3 Church C o m e r...... 1.48 2.45 3.45 4.45 8.45 6.45 7.45 8.45 6.45 10.45 S h ir t s ___ 2 for $1.00 $1.19 731 831 9.51 1031 11.51 1J51 11.48 Cup. Ehigland willing, let Eng­ ball team on the field, properly 5.2. V21 ...... •« 8.8G $1A# ValoB, S3 Whitney Straat...... 1.51 231 3.51 431 531 6.51 731 8.51 93110.51 1131 Bus-win deliver passengers incoming from Hsrtford RAINCOATS 2.00 734 834 934 1034 11.54 12.54 1.54 234 land taka on soma help from the con­ equipped, la Indeed expensive. When 5.50- 17...... - • 8.7d N o w ...... 98c S 3 Gold S treet...... 736 836 9.56 1036 11.56 12.56 334 434 5.54 634 7.54 6.54 934 1034 11.84 unexpected Injuries occur of cours* Regular 68e 2.10 *-8 roebae S treet...... 1.56 2.56 3.56 4.56 8.56 6.86 736 8.S6 tinent . Make Amertca vs. Ehnope 736 836 939 1039 11.59 12.59 9.56 1036 1136 at School, Eldridge, Maple, Oak. Birch, BtaseO and and you would have somathlng. the expense then Is much larger 5.50- 18...... 9.05 2.25 SWEATERS ZOS K UM 3T 136 2.50 3.50 439 8.56 636 739 836 9361036 1136 Neckwear, 2 for $1.00 5.50- 19------... 9.15 64A6 aad $4J6 Peari streets. Hartfordi bound basses wOl pick np AM Jadwiga Jedrsejowaka, the than th* collections can take cars 2.30 $1.00 Vi 8^4nnady Street 8.01 6.01 10.01 11.01 12.01 Polish blaster, to the present Biitiah at. 5.30-20 . . • .« —• • 9.50 2.50 i r r . $ 3 . 6 9 SJl HUlatown Road ...... 8.04 6.04 10.04 11.04 12.04 4.01 5.01 6.01 7.01 8.01 6.01 10.0111.01 12.01 Wsgulsr $2.00 •A66 ValBO, T3 Bridge S tre e t...... possengers opposite theM streets on the west side of side, sad there would be some u - During the balance of th* teason 6.00- 16...... e. 9.75 2.40 N o w ...... 8.07 8.07 10.07 11.07 12 07 , J ^ ^ ••<>* lO OA 11.04 12.04 eitement at Forest Hiite the n u t why not help these two teams along ...$2 .9 5 5.7 Main and CXartar Oak S t a .. A ll 831 10.11 11.11 12.11 ^ ^ * ®T 10.0711.07 12.07 House Slippers, $1.65 6.00- 20D. H.------12.70 2.50 SHIRTS 88A8 Vaiw , 9.4 Mala and Canter...... Main street. ' two days. Add, u wen, Frau Hil­ by contributing a UtUa mors th«n 6.00- 21 H. N o w ...... SJ8 6.18 10.15 1135 12.15 5 * *111*1111-11 12.11 da Sperling, the determined t>ane. an avarage of two cents or i— D...... 1.7.00 2.50 ...$2 .4 9 2.15 3.15 4.15 5.15 6.15 738 8.18 6.18 10381138 12.18 Sstnrday Only! 80x3^^, Cl E xt Size 5.55 LS5 C L ta VahMt ! and jrou might already have In apiece. Surely th* fans havs been 8fo^r ...... 2 .1 5 entirely too much Urrltoty. But it treated to some mighty fin* baa*- tJ b .ln t Trad* Is ADowaoce On Yonr Old Ttam $$ASTala*o -.$ would be a real dogfight. ball gamaa thtf’- yaar. ' When out Adam H a t s ___ $2.95 ®w O lIBO . GLENNEY’S BIANCHESTER ISVENTNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CQNN„ JRIDAY, AUGUST 20,193T PAGE FIFTEEN Lc^i ro m rs E ^ MANCHESTER EVENING EOSALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY. AUGUST 20, IMT could find 1 0 0 # w ay to prove not be so honest, and we got to him before— Bob stared out o t the cal examiner, said was self-lnfUeted. treated Gilbert Boothe. Jr., 5, who Bracey ain't a profeasor a-taU, but watch out fer Miss Kathy." window thoughtfuUy. He gave a verdict o f suicide. had juat been bit and slighUy in­ attempt was mads-to land troops neia' were retreatlag aad had fired this moralag la a southwastariy di­ maybe something Use not so polite, rection. ~ -toi Suddenly he snatched his cap and, Her husband, Homer A. Tullar, jured by an automobUe. there. the houses aa they feu back. Tha ye'd be doin’ Miaa Kathy a favor, liRICAN SAILOR lim Chinese were rushing reinforce­ Broadway and Yangtaepoo road Tbres Chin see dlvtsiona ware BLISTERING HEAT aire Boh did not answer, so Pat took , Schmatz at his heels, went down discovered the body whdb he waa at­ A t 11:30 a. m. Dr. Lorenzo got to aad It’a Patrick, that's tillin’ ye-” the stairw w two steps at a time. He ments to the area In large numbers. areas, where the Chinese had driven stubbornly holding a major Japa­ IV IDA MNER GtCASON Ci»»l|li>i IW, NCA Santo, Ua his departure hoping fervently h e' tracted to the garden by a shot. work on Gilbert Boothe. S r He had k to within a few hundred yards of nese force, heavily mechanized and . “He surely isn't hankering for any had given Boh something' to think had remembered where be had first Mrs. TuUar, a native o f Water- just been hit by a bowling pin which I BICEN OTHERS HURT A t least three divisions were seen of the Duchess’ pictures” . Bob said seen Professor Bracey. t«irieg up positions In the Hungjao the Whangpoo, waa said to have supported by artillery, before Nan-' SCORCHES NATION CAST OF CBARACTEHS 1 about. If he could have seen the bury, had been In poor health. fell off a wagon. been saved and a motorized detach­ K A TH LE E N O’SHAN — herotoe. I “ She apparently doesn't want the thoughtfuUy. " I f be so much aa young man’s worried frown after (To Be Oontinoed) Besides her husband, a beating By W. J. DAVIS area west of Shanghai. They In­ kow Paas, the gateway to Mon- Manchester Public Market hinted he wanted one, she'd likely irSREUATSHANGHAI ment was carrying out mopping up writer of greetliia card verae. rest ot ua to butt In", answered Bob the door closed, he would have felt and plumbing contractor, she leaves • CAESARIAN VETEB.AN | cluded Regular army troops from g(4ia. Chlneae couriers «etd the bitterly. "You saw her give me the give him a dozen or two, she’d be so OUR FATHERS operations One Japanese report' BOB MoTAVIBH — hero, detec- confident he had succeeded. The two sons, three sisters and two Council Bluffs,. Iowa—Mrs. Wal- ^ the provinces of Shansi, Kwangsi Japanese bad taken the secondary cold shoulder. No knowing what tickled. It's very evident she has WOMAN COMMITS SUICIDE WERE GOOD TOO' ^ said the Chinese had been pushed Uve atory writer. thought that Kathleen cared how he brothers. ter Lindsey, 28, can lay claim to a Omm t f Om ) and Fukien. gates o f all the passes 30 miles that guy told her after I left the plenty of cash. Maybe that's what felt about the Duchess sent a warm Large ecale prodoctloa la al- The focal point of the seven-day back outside the boundaries of the Rains m Fire Mid-Western F A T — the - JoRitar who played' Simsbury, Aug. 20.— (A P )—Mrs. thorough experience with Caesarian ; north of here and bad forced their A Dollar Day Sale of Big Values party. I’ve been expecting them to he's got hla eye on.” glow over Bob. She must have said moet entirely credited to i b oaliim o t J a p n — proper* old battle, however, waa raging In Japanese sector of the Intonationai van about one fourth o f one third I Katherine DUIon TuIIar, 50, was RUNS IN PA3IILY operations. j The Ontobeoe—patron of snr- prefer charges against me for dam­ Pat grinned. “It won't do him a something to give the Uttle old Irish­ era burinets. However, i i QUM M plA&M. the Hongkew and Tangtxepoo sec­ Settlement o f the way into tha 15-mile great States Bring S l i ^ Degree age just any time." found dead today In her rose garden She recently boro her fifth : laaUst art. mite o” good. There've been Ither man such a notion, though Bob sus­ with a bullet wound through h4r V h o c * Mettan o f the Hohjfkew tors of northeastern Shanghai. Nankow Pass. pected that Pat’s commonplace ex­ ElUcottrille, N. Y., Aug. 30.— (A P ) caesarian baby. Her oldest child Is i Industrlea did i Planes were sweeping both sec­ PBOFESSOR BBACEY — Eryp- feUers figured they’d g it . nioney heart which Dr. O. L. Munifay, medi­ —A t 10:30 a. m.. Dr. John Lorenzo 12. Met to the north waa bnminx ON NORTHERN FRONT Pressing eastward from Kalgan from her, but It’s no go. She knows terior concealed a very sentimental flourish before I tors aa well aa the industrial suburb of Relief; Forecast Today. toloaitt. ^ Pat took out his pips and looked Thla sectioo, now largely Peiping, Aug. 20.— (A P )— Chinese were three Chinese dlvlsiona seek­ CHUCK ROAST Boneless her way about and don’t ye be to r- j heart. He had seen him privately the advent ot| waa the American con- of Pootung across the Whangpoo. lb. at It as though he bad never seen It armies were reported to bs'n ing to cut off the Japanese army * FOR A NICE POT ROAST Yesterday:. Pat takes a hand In before. Then he shook hts bead gltUn' it. Ain't none o' thlm can < bringing tlb-blts for Schmatz, all OUT tnechaa* I fo r a few yeare In the Nine- Because of the . heavy fighting launched a general offensive on from its base in Maneboukuo. Ont the time ajsumlng a studied Indif­ tka romaaoe ot Bob and Kathleen, soberly, "It ain't that a-tall. Me­ outsmart her.” ' j l » d age. It I eentuiy. Heavy ihelllng hy -between shore batteries and Jap­ three frrats today to wrest North division was reported to be at Sweltering temperatures prevail­ ference toward the dog, which only anese warships In the Whangpoo, learns that Kathleen leans toward ^ Tavtsh. lt's because she's ■ hurt “She wears some pretty classy i has been prov­ a U g guna, aearchlng out the .China from Its Japanese con­ Chlhcheng and two at TuShihkow, ed in the east, south and much of tha profesoor. He. determlnea to tblnkin' ye passed her engaged In the sweeping attack Pat put away hU hammer and tacks asperation. "The Duchess cornered months. It's goin' to tear the place to restrictlooa. G en^I rains In Nsbraska, glaia making wae eueh a hugs.' atroyed in Hongkew araa .a paint against tbs Japaneae. WhUe two ______. Mis­ and marched up to Bob’s room. As me as soon as 1 got there, and I wide open, what with electricians, United Statee Consul General souri. Kansas, niinols and Indiana FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER JADED APPETITES ARE REVIVED HE RE, undertaking that at one plant taetory belonging to the American Clarence E. Gauss replied the parallel columns struck northward the young man opened the door, the couldn’t break away without walk­ and decorators, and caterers, and brought temporary relief from yes­ FOR PEOPLE COME FROM FAR AND NEAR! In New Engtaad five hoadrsdj flMtrwln*WilUama Company. United States could not permit against Peiping and Tientsin, a third janitor put his stubby finger mys­ ing over her. You know how some sicb. The Duchess spends money skilled workers were employ* - The Urea apread with no effort to NO PARLEY SCHEDULED terday’s temperatores ia tha nine­ One Fresh Cut Up Fowl, One Nice Bunch Native Celery, One Loaf teriously to bis Ups and, coming In, women are.” I Uke water whin she seta out to do such a move and today 1,100 Amer­ army was holding tha Japanese at ties. ed to produce cut gloss w a i«.i cheek them, for the fire qompanlei icans made a precarious voyage to ' closed the door carefully behind him. "Begorrah I do, me boy". Pat as­ anything." bay In the Great Wall pasa just Rain was in prospect today for of Our Home Made Bread, One Pound of Onions and One Bunch If you have a nice dog, why not feed him with PA R D , a scientific In order to prodnea baked o f the International Settlement bad safety on the fire-swept river. north of Nankow. ON ROOD CONTROL PLANS “It’s meaelt would Uke a little sured him gravely. “ But not Miss “ Well, that’s okay by me.’’ Bob an been withdrawn from the battle- various sections o f the esstem sea­ shnigged. “ A fter smashing up her' geode of higbeet qoelity eadr Chinese and Japanese warplanes Behind this northeni army at of Carrots— A Complete Chicken Dinner f o r ...... $1.00 ) private conversation witb ye, Mc- Kathy's kind now. She'd nlver run preparation to keep your dog healthy? 3 for 25c. purity only the beat and aioat.- aoa% which moat of Hongkew baa duelled above the rtver aad the big board, but the forecast for the en­ Tavlsh", be said. after no man.” picture, she'll not be apt to Invite me Nankow, another was sweeping to tire eastora half of the nation was again. I certainly wouldn't go if she perfect Ingredients and thq^ become, guna of the Japanese fleet threw the east to cut off- t.be Japanese rear Bob looked surprised. “What’s up? “ She doesn’t have to. Bracey will moat eanltary and eiqicri.. ' A t nightfall Urea aeemed to ring Hartford, Aug. 20.— (A P I—There “not much change in temperature. Home Dressed Chidtens for Broiling TRY OUR VIRGINIA BAKED HAM The police on my trail or some­ joUy well see to that. He hardly let did. Once la plenty enough for me." LEGS OF L A M B ...... 30c lb. shell after shell screaming over and laolata them In tha northeast RIB ROASTS B E E F ...... 40c-42c iB. baking methods are need ate the arhole horiaon, aa aeen from tall will be no conference of President Intermittent showers yesterday thing?" her out of his sight all afternoon." the beads of the fleeing Ameri­ section of Hopeh province, 'where SPEQ AL FOR SATURDAY! Pat leaned forward. "Not If ye LEAN ROLLS LAM B ...... ,28c lb. the Davis Bakery, 518 Mala ' jbnlldlnga on Sbangbai’a famoua cans. Rapid-fire bursts from the JFtoosevelt add New England gover­ and last night cheered farmers in Pat grinned. "N ot a-tall, a-tall, “And ye think that plased her thought ye'd be doin' Miss Kathy a POT ROASTS BEEF 32c-35c-38c to 45c lb. they have consolidated their control.* ...... 35c Virginia Baked Ham, whole or Cf Cf St. Gome In today and aaa ■Bond. Japanese aintl-alrcraft batteries nors on flood control. tbs com belt, and assured lowans of Home Dressed Large Chickens to Roast, 4 though before long maybe they wUI now? It did not. She was likely favor now? I got a job helpin’ the LAMB CHOPS — Loin - Rib and Shoul­ FRESH BRISKET BEEF, no bone, 30c lb. for yonrself thnt their deU-. Nearer Anserleaea sprayed in suge vertical cones and Between 100,000 and 150,000 Chi­ harvesting the largest com crop in half, not sliced ...... 9 9 C be cornin’ after eome Itheia ’round hopin’ ire’d be sparin’ her some o’ electrician so I can keep an eye on This atatomemt came out of the to 5 pounds each, q q der. clous products are kept deoKa The irar came cloaer to Ameri­ then rained down to chum the nese troops must be engaged in years. here." her time. We got to be talkin’ steps what’s goln’ on. And Bracey’s CORNED BRISKET, no bone...... 30c lb. office of Gov. Cross here today, fol­ Machine Sliced, and fresh by modem equ t)^^ cana In Shanghai aa Japaneae abelia gloomy river. North China—a force equal to If At Rockwell caty and Sac Qty, "You heerd about what happened to put that feller where he belongs bound to see Miss Kathy's invited. not greater than tha army Japan lowing reports that Prealdent l b * a , , , , ment including n refrigerated feu on the border of the French Over 150,000 Engaged Iowa, more than four Inches of rain Fancy Fresh Cut Up Fowl, 69c then at the party?” — where he can’t be forcin’ blnuelf It's to be an artists' ball, which case to protect orcani goodi, has poured Into the area since the Roosevelt had Invited the governors fell In 24 boura. In Chicago .63 of "Miaa Kathy waa tUUn' ma some­ on Miss Kathy, see." Scotch Ham ------45c Ib. It has a distinctive taste. ‘CeneeealoB—where moat American On both banks of the Whangpoo, e w h ...... means aU sorts of rut-ups. The etc., against the warm weeUi^' crack divisions of the Chinese and first clash west of Peiping July 7 to the White House for a talk on an inch of rain fell In an eight-hour 7yC thing about It”, was the Irishman’s “ If It can be done", answered Bob Duchess la goln’ to wear her emer­ realdenta have their homes—and the flood Issue. For a nice meat loaf to take away on the Scotch Sausages, 28c lb. Sliced, 28c lb. er. During the t nmnwf^ Japanese armies were deadlocked touched off the undeclared Slno- period. A t Ashland, Neb., there was guarded reply. “ But gurla dbn’t al­ slowly. “You know I believe I ’ve ald. They say It's big as a brti'* months they arc also prepared^ fhtniar ahdls plunged Into the trip . . . ways git things straight now.” ^Vhangpoo near the cruiser Augus- In one of the greatest battles In Japanese war. Apparently negotiations for the 2.S3 Inches. PRIME MILK FED VEAL seen him some place before. Thought egg and worth so much It'd glve-ye a to fumlsb a fuU line o f fla»~* history of the Far East. Military Two Chinese divisions were said meeting were made without the Hot In Washington Freshly Ground Hamburg, ‘TTl say they don't" Bob frowned so the first time I ever clapped eyes pain In the head a tblnkin' o' It.” dellcateeeen euppUeo. ^ S aoliiP o t the United States Boneless Rolled Veal to Roast, O A darkly and walked over to his desk Our Good Tea, everybody likes it ...... 60c lb. observers estimated that upwards to be advancing against Tientsin knowledge of Gov. Cross and the There was one death and five 23c Ih. 2 pounds...... on him, but couldn’t be sure. You "Let her wear it for all me". Bob Aaiatic SeeL chief executives of several other lb...... z y c 45c for a match. “That slippery guy know how you get that feeling - Three big caUber abeUs, apparent­ of 150,000 troops were engaged, with their vanguard already en­ prostrations attributed to the heat replied. “I ’ve got entirely too many states. 1 VeaJ Shanks, Chuck Beef Ground, sura seemed to pull the wool over about people sometimes. Even the things to do to take any more time Manchester’s Best Buy - ly from batteiiea in Cbapei, north­ with the Japanese fighting a des­ trenched at YangUutsing, only 10 at Washington, D. C., where the The flrat notice of such a confer^ lb...... bar eyes. Shs probably didn't toll dog doesn’t care for him. He'd Uke out for her fool parties." Swift’s Smoked Shoulders, 28c Ib. Daisy Hams, 45c lb. For Saturday ^ ern Shanghai, nearly atruck the perate defensive to keep from being miles west of headquarters of the temperature reached 68 yesterday. 29c ence came to Gov. Cross late yes­ 10 c you bow be got me in bad, did she?” nothing better than to take a ala.sh “ Like Ivery Ither honest man", Pat And All Next Week: Auguata aa she lay in the river a pushed Into the rtver. Japanese army In North China. Other high readings for the d-y Veal Legs, whole or half, Lower Round Ground, Swift’s Milk-fed V eal...... Cutlets, 48c lb. Chops, 38c lb. terday, when Gov. Hurley of Massa­ "No.” Pat was careful not to at him. Growled first thing when he said. “ But better remlmber all the Jelly Doughnuta...... SOe doe. Uttle downatream from the heart oC Bombing planes of both armies Another Divlsloa were: Springfield. 111., 96: Cincin­ lb...... lb* ■eem too Interested. chusetts telephoned that the meet­ 29c 35c saw him again at the party.” men what come to this bouse may Boneless Veal Roasts, 30c lb. With Bone, 25c lb. BaUed Doughnuts .. .S5c doe. '' the IntematioDal Settlement. carried the battle far afield from Sixty miles to the west a parallel nati, O., Evansville, Ind., Nash'ville, Bob related In detaU just what the strategic Whangpoo banks. ing was to be held In Washington Rumps of Veal to Roast, Pat nodded. “ And It’s dogs know Crallera ...... 35c doe.’' Ifoat of her crew of 800 took column was advancing against the Tenn., St. Louis and Philadelphia, had happened, ending with, "And I The Japanese air force bombed' the today. Later, however, the gover­ lb...... more than the folks around thlm. ahalter below decka. strong Japanese positions at 94; and Cleveland, Detroit, Indian­ 25c Our Home Made Sausage Meat, don't bhilave he's what he's posing That feller ia after something. Mark north station of the Sbanghal- nor’s office hers was notified plans Try a^package of Vanco Soap Fresh Chickens, 37c lb. Other Week-End Specials:'- A t dark, a Japanese cruiser with apolis, Peoria, m., and Raleigh, N. 23c lb. 2 pounds...... as being. Probably after something me word. And I ’m thinkln’ It’s SuTCli’n it n'il/i Domino Fresh Fowl, 31c lb. Nanklng railroad, which Is Imme­ Llanghsiang. 20 miles southwest of were cancelled. 45c Granules with your washing ta y er Oakes (assorted fleet. sUl her lights blanked out anchored Peiping. Three Regular army di­ C.. 92. SMOKED AND CORNED MEAT U tbs reason bs bangs around the something the Duchess has. That’s ^ K’l'imcil •nga) ...... 35e eo.- diately adjacent to the defense lines Gov. Cross and Governors Aiken eleae behind the Augusta, apparent­ visions were said to be In this col­ The Weather Bureau at Washlflg- SPEOALS Duebeos and her bunch." why he made a play for Miss Kathy Crystal this Monday,.. See how much Nut Breed ...... Ide loaf thrown about the International of Vermont and Murphy of New Special On Fresh Made Uamb Patties. I m l's A A good meat loaf is highly economical. Ground Beef, 30c lb. ly preparing to bombard Chinese umn. Tbs belief In Peiping was that ton reported that during the last 24 "That what 1 come up to say to draw ye off. If the Ither dame was Oatmeal B re a d ...... U e lo a f- Settlement by the United States Hampshire are known to feel that hours, showers occurred In the up­ Rib or Navel Corned Beef, n wrapped in sugar cured bacon, cleaner and whiter your H im poatticms in Pootung during major hoatiUtlea were Imminent. BOW", Pat replied. "Miss Kathy givln’ ye a lot o’ blarney, see.” Ilk I Whole Wheat Bye Bread. Marines. a conference would be useless In the per Mississippi valley, the plains lb...... lb...... ain't no businesa to be trailin' with CrywUi Round (ground, 48c lb. Pork added or veal or ham as desired. tiM darkneaa. Reinforcements were being rush­ 16c 29c clothes look. Sherd and UnaUoed Whita. Japanese pursuit ahlpa raced to- The station, together' with the face of the administration, war de­ states, the lake region, Vermont, Fancy Boneless Brisket o gf tha kind o' folks the Duchess runs government railway headquarters ed to the south and a strong sec-, A gleam ehowed In Bob'e eyea. Ground V e a l...... ib. Jenfeh Bye Pumperalekle. Sarkenad llred from a poslUoD close partment and power commtaalon’a and in portions of the South Atlan­ with. She ain't their kind, and It's "You think BO. Pat? I wonder— " which was rebuilt after Its destruc­ ondary Japaneae position waa being Corned Beef, lb...... O d C COMBINATION SPECIAL! f)O 0 t lO Variety ofPlenlcBolIa. to the Auguata Wednesday night. opposition to the present four-state tic and Gulf states. BM that's kind o' looking out for "Y e don’t nade to” , the Irishman tion In the 1932 SIno-Japanese war, built up at Changsintien, midway Chuck Pieces of Corned Beef, o ^ Three Chinese planes roared over compact which has been approved The outlook waa for local show­ FOR SATURDAY NIGHT LUNCH bar. her bein' the sweet Uttle thing aaeured him. "Miss Kathy'e hurt to CaMSutfar The VANCO Co. FREE DELIVERV We close Wednesdays at noon. Please help os to facili­ Open All Day Wednesday. Bootnng, across ' the Whangpoo was reported to have suffered se­ between Peiping and Uanghalang. all lean meat, lb...... O O C ■he is, without anybody to be talkin' COURTEOUS SERVICE verely. by Omgreiu’ flood control commit­ ers In portions of the middle Atlan­ V% Pound of Our Home Baked Virginia think ye can't eee her for that Crystalli/ed by Squares Manchester, Coniu tate our delivery by ordering early. tram the French Concession, and A hundred American-made motor tee but which la expected to be kill­ her p ^ now." wealthy gurl acrosa the ball. I f ye Japanese planes bombed the Ki- tic states, the Ohio valley, the low­ Ham, machine sliced, and 2 Pounds of Our Adont Process dropped eight bomba on Ji^>anese- trucks In the service of the Japa­ ed In the Senate or if not there, by angnan dockyards and arsenal in er Lakes region and in tha North We Carry A Full Line of Grote & Weigel Home Made Potato Salad, a real ^ 0 owned wharves, warHiauses and nese army roared through Peiping Presidential veto. Atlantic states. cotton mills, which burst Into the southern fringes of Shanghai. Products. treat! BOTH FOR In anticipation of further air Jananaoe pursuti ships raced to­ bombings of the International set­ ward the lumbering bombers. One tlement, police ordered Shanghai’s WEEK-END VALUES! STOCK UP AND SAVE at the ChlTieae planes caught lire famous waterfroot Bund cleared from maebln^gun bullets and and all side streets blocked off. ______WITH QUALITY MERCHANDISE aaahad to the ground. Tension was at the highest pitch THE COOL ^Tigure It Out For Yourself!'' IB the midst of the air bombard- since the undeclared 8ino.Japanese BMBt Chlneae shells from a conceal- war literally encircled this great I BUTTER — Land O’LakcB, 93-Score...... 2 lbs. 77c | ad rooftop position In the Chinese eonunerclal city of 3,500,000 per­ THAT’S ABOUT THE EASIEST W AY TO REALIZE QUITE CONVINCINGLY THAT ...... city, adjoining the French' Oooces- sona eight days ago. Butter, Fairmont Creamery Better Butter...... 2 lbs. 73c alon. crashed Into Japanese-held American Refngeec aaOtm of the Whangpoo river In the early morning the Amer­ Sugrar in cloth bagrs...... lO lbs. 49c ican refugees began swarming Popular Market Confectioners’ Sugrar, XXXX Jack Frost ...... 2 pk^s. 15c Jape Usable to Leuid down 11^ bund to the custom’s 855 Main Street Rubinow Building* EVER'YBODY SAVES AT Oiltieae forces, attempting to Jetty, crowding aboard the Dollar Lard, (P ure), for frying* and baking*...... ______1-lb. pkg*. 29c drive the Japaneae into the Whang- line tenders and the two destroyers “WHERE THRIFTY SHOPPERS SHOP” poo river, apparently held the Jap- for the ten-mile vojrage to the Flour, (Sold M e d a l...... 24V2-lb. bag $1.15,5-lb. bag 29c aaaaa akmg the river’s banks m Yangtxe estuary and the liner Borthes item Whanghal Chinese ar­ Prealdent Roover anchored off tillary repulsed a Japanese effort Wooatmg. I SPR Y— All Vegretable Shortening*.. ,3-lb. can 59c, 1-lb. can 20c | to lead a flanking detachment at Everybody's Market! Women aad children struggled Unho, 13 miles northwest of with their own loads of baggage — WEEK-END SPECIALS — Sbs&fhAi. under a sweltering tun which made Presto Cake Flour, needs no baking: pow der...... larg*e pkg*. 27c Free Delivery! Call Your Order In As Soon As Herald Is Out! Dial 5721! Admiral Harry E. Tarn^, com­ the waterfront blazingly hot even Muenster Cheese, very fa n c y ...... lb. mander-in-chief of the United States at 8 a. m. A thick base overhung 25c Aaiatic fleet, told Japanese that the river, adding stifling humidity Cheese, mildly cured, whole m ilk ...... lb. 25c Fine, lean (Machine Sliced) Ajaatican refugees would evacuau to the beat Y E A R L IN G DeUcipua, Lean (Machine Sliced) The Talk of the TownI IOWA STATE LAMB LEGS I Qc 8PEC3AL! (Blue Box) whea and how they pleased. It was While hundreds surged aboard Sanka Coffee, drink it and sleep, g*ood value . . . » .mv.lb. 40c Us answer to a request that United the tenders tied up at the Jetty, I Boiled Ham ■h 4 3 , States naval officials give advance naval motor launches carried other Scotch Ham BUTTER lb 3 7 aotioe when they wished to navigate hundreds out to the destroyers MUzK FED JELL-0 AND ROYAL DESSERTS, All Flavors...... pkg. 5c | Super Suds >g . size 1 7 tha Whangpoo after dark. Edsel and Parrott, of the Four­ While a curtain o f flying shrapnel VEAL LEGS teenth division of the Astatic Geet, O acker Jacks, fresh stock, while they la s t ...... 3 pkgrs. 10c blanketed the Whangpoo river. lying In midstream under the pro- Fr eeitone Peaches 4 lbs. Tiaited States warships were press­ tectlng guns of the American flag­ Tomatoes, packed from fresh, ripe tomatoes. No. 2 can, 4 for 25c Cantaloupes ed into service to help evacuate ship, the cruiser Augusta. Juicy LEMONS 4 for lO e Lima or Shell Beans 4s^* 1,000 American refugees As the Dollar line tender, bear­ Tomato Juice, Campbell’s ...... targe 50-oz. can 25c Gold Medal or Pillsbury a U Flames roared through most ot ing 400 refugees, proceeded slowly 2 }cn. r ib p o r k r o a s t Ik 2 3 « Bartlett Pears, Royal Scarlet ...... largest can 23c tha Hongkong section of the Jap- down stream, the Stars and Stripes aaeoa area, menacing the Soviet and FLOUR! Largest bag 9 JL *0 9 Bartlett Pea8> doz. fluttered out fore and aft and amid­ Juicy ORANGES Lettuce or Celery bunch lO e Japanese consulates and the famous ships from the majestic Augusta, Astor Houae hotel. I Silver Lane Pickles .. .Sweet Mixed, q t jar 29c; Dill, q t jar 19c | easily the finest warcraft In the Japanese naval sources declarod LAMB CUTUP FANCY harbor. Suddenly a squadron of Shettield 4 ^ 3 0 $ tha Chlneae fired the houses to cover Chinese bombers— swift, American Tuna Fish, Royal Scarlet, Ught m e a t...... ,7 •oz. can 17c Noe 1 Potatoes peck 19c a retreat, but other sources said made machines—appeared over the Japanese had fired many Honkew ROULETTES FOWL Campbell’s Tomato Soup (buy a dozen ) .• • • • r* TV* .3 cans 20c Dollar Day tender. Japanese n-arihlps nearby TURKEYS Pure Sugar (Bulk) 10 lbs. 47c buildings to smoke out the Chi- unloosed a savage barrage of anti­ Post Toasties, 8-ounce package. ______No. 1 Onions . 2 10c Dollar Day aircraft fire that made the river . .2 for 13c Independent reports from the bat­ hideous with Gj-lng shrapnel. 1 9 c lb. ^ ^ ^ ^ C each Shredded Wheat ...... » r«Tv • • • • r«*rv* * T.. pkg. 12c Campbell's Tomato Soup 4 cans 2 ^ tle m a said Chinese had not yield­ A small guard of tin-hatted 2 5 « »>• Special! ^^BORAXO" large can 15 c ed an Inch of their gains, and that Minute Tapioca, makes delicious pudding Values! American marines smiled nonchal­ .. -pkg. 11c Om Chlneae atUck bad spilt the antly as the showers of hot lead Values! HERE’S A “BUY”! ALL THESE FOR $1.00 PhUUp's Pork and Beans 4 can$2£^0 Japaneae lines. whlixed overhead. The American Junket Ice Cream Mix, diocolate. Maple, Strawberry and Baking Powder (Rumford) large 21 C Far to the north of Shanghai. Chi- Limit. 2! women and children on the tender SIRLOIN Vanilla ...... • • r#T gTOV • 2 pkgs. 19c HERE’S ANOTHER REAL “BUY”! asaa armies, at least 100.000 strong, displa>-ed remarkable calmness and Pure Jams 2 lb. jar 2 9 ® Special ib. Limit 2! ware reported to have launched a courage under fire. Certo, for making jelly .tmttle 23c 1 Largest 21/2 Can PEACHES! Imported Lean Bacon 39c genera] offensive to wTest from A t the first burst of shelling the R O U N D X 1 Japanese tnvsdera conquered areas commanding officer ordered full OQc 1 Largest 2 V2 Can PEARS! Noa 1 Peanut Butter I Ib. jar 1 5 « 2 Cans CORNED BEEF! (Lg.) CUBE Fine Frankfurts fb. c of-North China. speed ahead. A few minutes behind K J R EAKS A Real Treat for Saturday Night Lunch — 2 Pounds Potato I 19 Tha northern assault waa design­ 2 No. 1 Cans FRUIT SALAD! the Hoover’s tender came the Amer­ ^S/ib. 2 Cans TUNA FISH! (Lg.) Salad, Va Pound Virginia Baked H am ...... BOTH 59c ed to force Japanese armies out of ican destroyers, loaded to the guard I Royal Golatin or Jello 5 « Kraft Choose ib. 29c Tientstn and Peiping. rails with refugees. 1 Largest 2V2 Can PINEAPPLE! BONELESS Ametioao Warning Some of the refugees crouched be­ COUNTRY ROLL Cut-Rite Waxed Paper ...... 125-ft roll 19c 2 No. 1 Cans APRICOTS! Good Luck Jar Rings 1 Quart Jar SALAD DRESSING! It waa the second time In aa .-..shy hind the gun turrets for protection lobby's Red Salmon Ig. can 23^ days American offlciala had told the from the shrapnel and machine gun Grape Juice, Royal Scarlet...... quart hot 35c, pint hot 19c 3 Pkgs. “Arrowroot” DESSERT! Jsiwaese navy It must keep bands bullets spurting up and down the POT ROASTS Gorto off the right of the United States to river and from both sldM. BUTTER Save-On Dog Food, a good value ...... 5 cans^5c Boneless Chicken (Hormels) Ig. can 39e unrestricted use of the Whangpoo— As Uncle Sam’s refugee fleet dls- nGURE IT OUT tha only avenue of escape for Amer- Red Hart Dog Food, A B C Diets...... ^.. .3 cans 25c appeared Into the haze It passed an • 0 0 Parowax Spiced Wnwi (Hormels) nGURE IT OUT leaBB aad other foreig^rs fleeing unending line of Japan««^ cruisers lb. Star Water, miracle of the wash day ...... 2 bottles 19c FOR YOURSELF! Ig. can 2 9 ^ the battle between China and Japan and destroyers stripped for action. tor Whanghal. 2 ' ' - 6 5 ' ALL FOR (Quarts) FOR YOURSELF! After an hour’s voyage of terror Oxol Bleadi, pint bottles...... 2 for 23c Orapo Juice Chicken a la King (Hormels) The Japanese navy, despite Its re- the peaceful eight of the liner Prea­ Ig. can 2 9 ^ ALL FOR bqS yaaUrday. today asked United ldent Hoover loomed up off tha cele­ Btatas naval officials to give Japan \ SCOTT TISSUE, stock up at this price...... 3 rollg 22c | brated Woosung forts—Chlna’a Arrowroot Dessert Fly Ribbons Special advance notioa whenever they wUb- Bunker Hill—ready to take them to doz. 1 9 « ad to navigate the .Whangpoo after aafety. AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT ■ d “HTT* OVEB NIGHT! EVEBYBODY IS HAVING A BOUT EVEBYBOOVS dark. SlghB of ReUef Admiral Harry E. TameU, com- - SMOKED SHOULDERS Home Made Marble Cakes, Walnut Coffee Rings, HEBE’S ANOTHEB EXTRA VALUE! 80 IHFFEKENT KINDS OF great sigh of relief went np 21 >21 each ...... awndar-tn-cUef o f tha AsUtle fiect, the Hoover weighed anchor for ..25c each ...... 25c P’FAYORITE” COFFEE ib.21c was understood to have replied coo Manila and headed dows the Dollar Day Butterfly Bona, daaly that United SUtea vemels SLICED Our Horae Made Milk Bread, tafa^Sdiy!^'” «•» »» a let! Betora 18 empty bag* to ua acd get a pound o t eoSee Free! Start easing ymir lbs. Yangtze, leaving war behind. dosen ...... would navigate the rtver whenever While the Americans steamed 25c loaf ...... COOKIES and howaver he desired without ref COTTAGE CHEESE 10c away the deadlock betn-eea the Chi­ BOILED HAM FUed Bans, Raspberry or Peach, Blaeberry Plea, fresh Oct a Baantifnl Bowl Fraa with each two poutuhi! ^ m lt oor to a customer: arenca to anyooe. nese and Japaneae armies in tbs Pineapple, dosen...... T ^ Admiral declared bla ships 25c fndt, each ...... ^Values! northeastern sector of the Interna­ 25c 1 RAISIN BRAN (Glass Free) would always exaeuta normal navi tional Settlement lay hidden behind Coffee Rings, augar frocted, Fancy Hone Made Layer Cakeo, 2 large pkgs. 2 $ ® ^ LOOK AT THIS VALUEl gBdoB proeadurs and night would a pall o t smoka and haze. 3 9 c lb. gcib. 15e each. 2 f o r ...... FINE PEA BEANS 3 lbs. 22c uiba prarantlcsii to insure tb »t re­ ..29c a choice of idag, c a d i...... 29c Almost the entire Hongkew sec- . ALL ROUND FINS APPLES 1 3-Pound Can CRISCO! running lights were func- tloo of the Japanese area was in 4 basket 2 3 ^ ~ flames. The fire was approaching 4 Bars IVORY SOAP! ' (Med.) Swansdown—SottafiUk—Snowsheen Igst 25c itSeeiee Active FRUITS AND FRESH VEGETABLES the Japanese consulau at the wa­ Green Apples for Cooking, BLUE ROSE RICE 3 1 6 e 1 Jar MUSTARD! (Spoon Free!) ttaair advanea hattsHnni ter’s edge and was menacing tha So­ Native Green Peppers, 6c Ib. V lbs. the Japanaab along tha twew. FEUIT — — FRUIT C lb s ...... FORCE (Each Has Coupon) 2 23^ viet eonsulato and Shanghai’s fa­ SPECIALS 25c 2 poonds fa r ...... X U C 1 Lg. Can Libby’s W haa«poo In northeoatem Best Boy Thb Year! Fancy mous Astor House hotel, now pack­ Nice L u ge LeaMina, Native Groan Liaut B in s, well filled, aboHs batteriw ed with Japanese refugeea Exten- CORNED BEEP HASH! THE NEWEST THING OUT! rapulasd a Japunasa effort to land dozen ...... New O ep, Fteo BlTS blocks of foreign warehouses ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT EATING APPLES 35c Moaoreh Flno runfloreamenU at Unho^ 13 m iuj to and wharves and other ptoparty N s U t c Carrots or Beets, 2'"'“15c, 4’" “25c ib. g e tbs aorthwast, fbr an attack fm n wera aodangerad. S htiivckon for Seedless Grapes Sweet POTATOES! “WYANDOTTE’’ tfea isBr. 10c Native Ripe Mdona; FIGURE IT OUT Root Beer Extract! With tha Auguata and othar 2 3 ^ ' ^ ^ ' 4 ^ ^ 2 5 ^ 5 lbs. 2 5 c large can TIW'JapaBsaa toceoa Bttampbsd to American wanhlps sUbooettad Fhncy Eating Apples, FORYOURSELFI iBDfl from traasports uader cover of CLEANSER against tha background of spurting dibs...... 25c TODDY SPE O ALl 25e Caa. Buy a can and get a eaa Free! a waiBhlp bombardaiaat but ware flimaa and bUloivring amoka, the 2'"25c “'2 '“29c ‘ ALL FOR BANANAS LARGE PLUBfS ^2^ bottles 2 9 « o a a M lM to ratsra la thair ships b on in g area as seen from tha As BLUEBERRIES 1 “NIGGER HEAD” WATERMELONS! 49c and 5»c 6 1 9 « . pce»to«c o f Bleaitoaciate of Soda kpr a s withariag lira from tha Chi- Bod atad Press building on tbs Come to the Store, Many (Sood Specials and Extra (Dlerks Await­ - » v o moat miy purpoae! mm piMUiBM Chaagan. atar liuhe. was an awaaoms spectacle. 5 lbs. 2 5 c 2 ^ 2. 2 3 ^ Boy 3 ea« Oat i n m l I aubjaetafl to a heavy 3ap- The Japanese naval attach# da- 1 8 « f - : ing You— or Plume, Dial 5111. ■ ^ BO elarad ia mld-awratag that tha Cbl- ^ 1 ' sriBBBS HARUqxmiaR EVianNG HERALD. MANCpSTTER, OONN^ FRIDAY, AUiSUST 20,198T

. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 20,1987 ’ - and Albert Riect aU of Stafford returned to their home on Furnace soo have returned to their boati on mistake. An investigation disclosed their delegate to the state conven­ than 29 miles an hour be maintained. PAGE SEVENTEEN. Springs, will leave by motor Sato- avenue after spending two weeks at Weat Main street, after qwndlng the that the man who had drowned In NORTH END nREMEN tion. The company will hold a; drlU and that a higher rate of speed STAFFOI^SPRINGS day morning on a fishing trip to Narraganaett Pier, R. L, and Cape pfst week at the ahore. Oxford waa Charles Stanktu, 93, a on Sunday * morning at 10:30 and might result in serious injuries. CbleagD Women’s Bsrmpethy; 9, GSF, OSD. L ondon, 7,. Satorday U. B. Army Offleere Oorpe, accord- Cod. \ - win go to the LordaU A Foidda plant Percy Cook are apendlni a few days Moosehead Lake in Maine. Wallingford resident. Tommy Dorsey Musle; 10, Prome­ Pops; VV5RC, Caraeai, 7:49, WalU ing to the War Department. Mr. at the Cove on the Thames rtittr at HEAROFIXINVENTION where wrater wrlU be drawm from the RAH. EXPENSES nade conceit. Mr. and Mfs. ; SeUh Walbridge Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gllraan at INDIANS DUB BE8CUEB DAILY RADIO PROGRAM Hour; DJD, Berlin, 8:49, Berlin 700 Faulkner waa graduated from An­ Norwich. They are guasta of Mrs ARESniLIDNSIDERDK | have returned to their home in i^taf- Weet Main street accompaiUed by U STED AS lltEAD, AUVB. pond. “CH^F FLYING BEANS.” years old; GSO, 081, GSD, GSB, 173,350 FEDERAL GRANT ENGINECR DOSS. dover Grammar school, the WUU- Cook’s parenU, Mr. and Mrs. Spicer. ford Hollow, after attending the Mlu Dorothy Beaulieau of Center Each of the two companies wUl What to expect Saturday: Wlght- London, 9, Story of the Kih-I-Noor Company No. 2 Ako Plans Albuquerque, N. M.— (A P )—John PRIOAYy AUGUST 20 (Central and Eastern Standard Time) mantle High achool and Connecti­ Mra. Mark Baaa la in New York EASTCENTQ(ST,Jo£ home-coming of the Congregational street are visiting with relatives ia Wallingford, Aug. 20.— (A P )— name five membera who will be Graves is just a transport pilot to ON 1NE INCREASE man Cup tennis—Wa BC-CBS 1 and Diamond; LRX, Buenos Aires, 11, cut State College. He also studied John Statkus, TalesviUe farmhand, Southampton, N. T,, Aug. 20.— 8 p. m.. WJ2-NBC 9:19. for the week. .FORB-IBALLOTIED church in Peru, Mass. Uabon and Wellesvllle, Ohio. Drill for Sunday Morning; named as fire police and will take air passengers, but to the Navajo fti4tinff9imtt^ndardHm9^DayliOhttiwi0 0nsho%rMtr) L«tln-Amertoan music; JZK, Tokyo, at Tufts Collega He Is employed aa was "back the dead" today. (A P )—Gerald De Oourcey May, 90. _ All program to ka/ and ba^e ehaiae or groape thoroof unlose epeei« WBAf'-NBOr-l, Your Host la 12:40, National PtOBTsm. The Andover Lake Corporation u Mrs. Luther Skinner of Vernon Mr. and Mrs. Eklward P. Bilk at ' TqN yne Fire PoUce. charge of the crowds at fires in the Indians he is "Chlsf Flying Beans.” ; coaet to-coast-fo-So e> deslsnatioas taolodo all availablestatfoae.-...... a-ohlef- ehemlet ht-Torkr P k » ----- sponsoring a Bingo party at ths ~ Z d oa ^ m oStdsM Iisev I was the guest of Mrs. Francis Center street are spending this As a mattn* of fact, he told police, retired mechanical engineer, died Buffalo; 8:16, Salsburg Music Fes­ he’s always been alive although for yesterday after an illness of six district. Ihey gave him the name several P ragr^a tubj^t to ehanjo by atatlona without provieua notleo. P. M. tival; 4, New Tom Terris adventure The Mother's club held their an­ Pavilion. Friday night. Some splen­ oSlelaUy informed tliiat Hate FWA Director Aiuionnces Prichard of Rockville at the week-end at the home of her x>ar- Hom Company NO. 3 of the Man­ Chief Griswold of the department years ago when he flew over a NBC-WEAF (RED) NETWORK NOUNT,—kvor kls koh ksl krve ^ ktbb Wbt Cost New Haven Road tion of East Center street as a FW A : a tinie he was listed as dead. weeks. He was a son of the late COAST—knx koin kol kfpy k\i series. WABC-CBS—10:80, a. m. nual 'outing at Mra. Montague did prizes have been donated for the ‘Anocation of Sura for Junior Prichard cottage at Ciystal Lake. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bouchard chester Fire department at their warned the drivers that in going to group of snow-bound-Indians and b a s ic -• Eaat: weaf wnao wUe wjar aafo koy Complnalnr Trio; 4:30, Great Lakes project ia atm being considered 'b y , in Danielson. The mix-up occurred, yesterday Colonel Henry May, of Washington, wta< wcah, kyw wfbr wre way wbon Cent, East. A N ^ Whites on Wednesday. Twelve occasion. and Senior High School. Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Larson of meeting laat night beard a report of a fire that a speed of not greater dropped them food. Revue'. WJZ-NBG, 12:30, National mothers were there and twenty-one tee PWA headquarters In WsshingVL: Fontana, Calif., have been the when a body wras recovered in a D. C., and a descendant of a family wcfM wtam wwj waal wdot: Midwoatt 4:30 Porta Karr, ttltl $100 Four Years Ago Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth OovaU Mrs. Herbert West, Jr., sad in­ pond at Oxford. It was identified prominent in American affairs since ,, -r^.a ...... — ■ kao wmaq wbo wow wdaf wire ksto; Kathryn Craven Interviews—woot Grange; 3, Broadcast from Joe Louis children. Lunch was served on the ton. Aa a new federal govanuaeat g^uests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Mauntaim koa kdyl; bautht wmba: S:4a— 4 :4a—Ne>a—Nora . Stirling’s...... Program It la alwayrff*pleaaura to hear of are enjoying an auto trip through Btato DlTMtor WUUam. J. Fariey fant son have been discharged from as that of Statkid, who had been settling on Maryland's eastern shore Paalflat kfl kgw komo ahq kpo kau training camp; 4. Uttle Variety lawn and a very enjoyable social fiscal year begaa the first at laat. Koalorek on Grant avenue. Mrs. the Johnson Memorial hospital and 4:00—. 6:00—Ra: -tOO—Ray Heathanon. l ------In tong Show. a person's success, but partieularty the Whits Mountains and Canada. W tb« Public Worka Administration absent two days from the farm 300 years ago. May wras a gradu­ OPTIONAL (stations opsrato Intar- 4:ia— 6:16—HODart Boswerth, Moviee Now Costs $141.50. is that true when tha person hap­ time followed. mOntev'fonnal approval at tea pra> x tarson was formerly Miss Florence have returned to their home on the ehanfeably on slther RED or BLUE •i3^Prooa-Radlo News Pariod Talk, —WEAF-NBC, 12 noon. The regular meeting of Andover b r ODonecUcut baa announced that where he waa employed. ate of Harvard University and ttotworka): BASIC — East: wlw wfea pens to be one from the home town. Mrs.' Charles White and IClaa posed project will have to be ob* '> CUsby of South Dakota, and was a Hollow road. 4:36— 6:36—Paul DouglfUj jr.a Oporis Young Democratic <^ubs convention. Orange was held Monday night tained again, it was atatod. Tba '., Bm Toirn at Stafford baa been al- frequent vialtor At the home of the Statkus called on polioe last served as a captain of engineers in vsan work wool; Midwest: wood wgl 4:45— 8:46—Frank Uoiiev’e ;;rf::i03tr.a So Andover people will be proud to Evelyn White leave Thursday morfi- after which committees on arrange­ a g n a t In the amount of Miss Eleanor. Valentins accom­ night and told them there must be a the World War. iK bf wbow webc ktoo kans. OTHER 6:00— 6:0(^ P oitia Malodtat — oast: Henry A. Wallace, secretary of agri- communteatloa revived tb s'h o^-«F ',i late Orrln Converse, her grandfa- OPTIONAL STATIONS — Canadtani Materials and auppUet which cost hear that Lionel Faulkner of York. ing to motor to Chancellor, Virginia ments for the annual fair met. ■ r tba Federal Govern- panied by l^ra. Rose Chapman ' of Ths Univtrsity Beokshsif—wsst oulture. local efflclale that tea itreet erct efef; Cantral: wofl ininj wlba 6:16— 6:18 Song Time at Mlerophono ths New Haven Railroad and the Pennsylvania, sen of Mra Faulkner where they will .be guests of Mr. Plans are in progress for tee usual ■ grant, which la one of tbw. Baltimore, Md., have returned fol' wdap kOr; aoutki wtar wpef-wia^iaa 6 :3Don Winslow of tha Navy 6:3(^ 9:30—U. tv Cebinet teriee—to e birth of a son, Walter Allen, on Au­ Mr. and Mrs. RobertW arner at MEATS . GROCERIES - FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 1 : 4 ^ 4 :4 ^ L lttio Jackie Heller, Song 9:00—10:00—Andre Baruch, Comment bureau’s study revealed, more than bnprove tbs educational facilities of 4>0(L- 6:(X^Edueation from the Newe —wabc: Phil Napeteen Oreheetra— half of tha general Increase In prices (be Town of Stafford and should gust 14, to Mr. and Mrs. Waite. their home on Westfend avenue. Phone 4076 Free Delivery 361 Center St. 4!lS— S:1S.-Bafry MeKInley, Baritone basic: Pestle Melodits—west rsp eat^ Mever of Rockville. Mrs. Meyer They also bad aa overnight guests 4:t0— 6:3(^Preaa*Radie Newe Period 9:3(h—10:30—Count Basil A Orchestra of railway materials ainee 1933 took ; prore adequate for present and 4:Ss— S:SS—'Ford Bend on Baseball— 10:00—11:00—Jan Oarber A Orehsstra place since June, 1936, and that over \ reasonable future requirements. was the former Lottie Schofield of Paul Lewis at Philadelphia and W. weaf: Carol Dole, tenge—network 10:30—11:30—Qeo. Hamilton Orehsstra Af 4 : 4 ^ 6:4a—Silly O D ot^—weaf only: half of that increase occurred since this town. . , L. Smith, Jr., of West Medford, —bssle: P. Misters Oreh.^west Notes R e d C i r c l e Top Hattoro Oroh.—ether otatlono 11:06-12:00—Orgsn end Osnee—weet last October. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stevens of Mass. ROYAL SCARLET STORES Ifra. Annie Connor and Mr. and t:0(L- 6:0(^Amoo 'n* Andy—east only; NBC-WJZ (BLUE) NETWORK Aa a result of^the higher prices ^ Crown street are spending Mias Christine and June Royce ROYAL BOABUCT BRAND Don Pornondo'o Orehootro—wool Ida. Wilfred Dorsey of Stafford, have returned to their home In ROYAL BOABLBT BRAND . Ilia — ena—Uncle Isra Radio SUtlen BAtIC — East! wjs wbs-wbsa wbal which the railroads are now p^ulr- j week at Bantam Lake, near North BPECIALS SiKL- 6:3(h—Jorge Nogrotto, Birltono wham kdlia wgar wxya wjtn weyr areie recent visitors at the home of Hyde Park, following a week spent BPECIALS ed to pay for their requirements of the former's son. In Worcester. Held. Conn. . . . :4t— 6:46—The Bughoueo Rhythm wntal wfti wsby webr wcky wepd wean Mr. and Mrs. William Uske have in New Jermy. Pure Oofioord Otapa Juice, Smnll lim a Beaaa, S •oa— 7KM>—LuoUlo Mannero—c to eat wieo wleu: Midwest: wenr wls kwk koU materiala and fuel, the annual lit James Squires, Phillip Rondeau Rich and 7:00— 8:0^—Waltalng by Abo 'Lymon wren wifit kao wowo wten: touthi operating costs of the Ossa I rail­ Mr. and Mrs. Leo Beaulieu of the Pint bottle can ...... 17c 7:30- S:S6—Courti (of Huw4umtn Relatione wrtd wnbr krgv kfdm wrol krta wJbo Monaon road are parents of a son, Nat. Ganlea Pam, Bokar »25< 8:00— 9:00—First NIghter Ploy—to wdiu wsra w8ffTi_kx^:...... Mountain! klo roads have been increased by ap­ •:3a— 9:3^.-JlmmIe...... Fidler, Hefiywood eliy kvod.. kgkf: Paelfle:Paeifle: kxo kfsd kex kga proximately 3323,455,000 the bureau Leo George, born to them at the 17c Full-Bodied •:4a— 0:46— Perethy Thompson, Cem« kcee k)r Johnson Memorial hospital, Thurs­ ‘ 35c SmaU Whole Beeta, a o t mont (NOTE: Bee WEAP.NBC for opUonal estimates. This increased cost la day. MayonnalM, 8 O'clock • 19< StOa—10:0a—Bock of tho Newe east; list of atatlona.) equal to about 39 percent of what Ftuchont Phone Service Until 8:30 Tonight. » « » » • ...... Z / C Ames *n* Artdy—west repeat Cent. East. Mrs. Edmund Kunhardt and in­ S-ox. jar ...... 17c (Mmip, 14-ox. bottia, 2 0 g 6:1^10:16—Paul Babin A Orehootra the raUroada will probably spend 9:3^»10:3(^Hudson7 Condensed cbs-w a b c n e t w o r k Johnnie Johnston, Sengs—network be for the year and It la approxi­ "WaigUag about S 1-4 | Eagle M ilk 'if 20c- 4:46— 6:46-Loweii Thomas — eaats Mias Irene Bancuk of Providence, St-qunoe glaae 20^. meat), can ------1 / C W a ld o r f SAtIO—Caett wabe wade woke weae~ mately equal to tba net c^ w a y St. Lawrecee Sweet ' Tho Ranch Boys and Song—west operating income that was earned Hals’s QoaBty MOk Fuw y TdUHg 'Heei We w ll have Nalfte BreBMa weighing a little more than these R I., is visiting at the home of Mlsa Vacuum Pack Coffee, O A — For the Laundry west wgr wkbw wkro whk wir wdre 6:00— 6:00—Mary Small A Her Songs Irene Oatrowskl on Weet Mam Tomato Juice or Oocktall, New Soapine TOILET TISSUE woau wiao wpro wfbl wjtv; Mldweat: 8’*I6- 8:16—Fray A Bragglottl, Pianos by the rallroada In the first five nt--'-'- Alee Native Frytag and Ronsting Oilckeaa. The B ^ t - , 1-lb. can ...... o U C akaa 35c wbbm wfbm kmbo kmox whaa kfab 6:30— 6:30—Lum and Abner — oast: an wfll welgli ap ta S t-« peunda. street. le-ooBoe bottle, 0% a kmt — • Dinner Concert Oreheetra-west montha of 1987. Baaed on the BREAD Ben Ubby has returned to his S for ...... a OC 'r2 5 c BAST—wbna wpg whp whoo wore efrb 6:46— 6:46—Sietera of Skillet — wjit Bureau calculations. Increases In PEAS T U R K E Y S ^ home In Hampden after receiving Manderla Orangee, O C ekao wlbx wmaa wetg wnbf wlba wkbn - Florae, Soprano—network prices have added 347,369,000 to the Freahly GBopped ____ Brownie Dlfl Pickles, 4 1 7 c whin wgbl 6:00— 7:06—Ray Cempbell'e Royallste Padcage of Three Individual treatment at the Johnson Memorial 8-oa. ttn, • f o r ...... a OC fft- Jar ...... CiaARCTTCS DIXIE—wfst wsfa wbre weam wdod 4:16— 7:15—The Harmonica Entembla annual coat of locomotive coal, 320,- MILK FED VEAL 19c klra wree wlae wwi wtoo xrld ktrh GROUND BEEF, lb. 33c bo^)ltaL Norwegtao Sordines, Raleigh Flain and Corked Tipped •x* 15c 6:30— 7:30—Death Valley “ Play 840,000 to tha annual cost of fuel cans 25 ktaa waoe kema wdbo wbt wdaa wbig Y:06— 6:0(^Rebef^ Ripley's regram ea. Veid Chops, 42c to Per meat leaf er meat balla. Miss June Royce of Hyde Park IS-omioa tin, O A . _ 3 cans ...... wdbj YTwra wmbg wsjs wmbr wala fi3 6 - 8:36—Concert At Grant Park oil for locomotives, and 3157,100,- L a m b L egs ib 27** 29^ 3 for...... 4 e «7 C 19c ktul kgko weoa wdne wnox kwkh know COFFEE CAKES has been spending a few days visit­ Oerto, wmmm wjao wcha wpar wmai weoe 8 :0 ^ 9:06—Tommy Oorsey^OrcheeL 000 to the rallro^ supply bill Pomerang, 0 * 7 . « 853^ 9:XL-Lloder Singera Program Burt OIney’s ing In Springfield. S-ox. bottle...... 23c D o g F o o d wrva ••4 ^ 9:46—Elza Schaflert’s Reviews Reduced to an index basis, with Large Slae Betty Crocker Pinehurst Round Steak Miss Mary Smith and Frank S cana ...... t C Foot ToasUeo, Meat Market S pecials M^WBST —. wmbd wlw wibw kfh 9:00—11:00—News: Promsnsde Con. the price! of May, 1933, figured at Ved Cutlets, 58c lb. I wtaq wkbh weoo webt 1u^ w&as Smith have returned to their home Blended orange and grape­ 3 pkgs...... 10:00—11:0<^Trump Davidson Orchea. 100, the unit price of all commodi­ R O AST VEAL ib 30« | woo Ground...... lb. 49c fruit juloe. 13c 10:3(^11:3(^Mtke Riley A Orchestra Vegl Rossts. on Highland terrace, after a motor Minute Taploea, Riral 2 17c ties had risen to 138.0 for all the A N G E L C A K E Spec..i 27* S u c c o t a s h LAMB SHOULDERS trip through the northern part of Bartlett Pears, 0 * 3 a 8-ox. pkg...... 11c Lamb Legs b 2 7 c rallfoada of tha country, and to Veal Shanks. New England. large oen ...... Jw«3C 141.5 for the New Haven and the Sugar Cured, SUoed, BIndleee 22c lb. Stafford exceeded its 3900 quota Button Mmhrooinx, 7:30—Shoppers Special-1st Section other-- eastern carriers. Compared D AISY H AM S ib 39« 4-ox. ttn 7:49—News Servlcs cans 25« firouBd VeaL ad BoOed. by slightly more t^ikn 13 per cent in 25c OCTAGON SOAP FBODUCTS with an Index value of 100 ^ven to the Salvation Army fund K irk m a n 's 8:00—Treasure House. all material prices in May, 1933, _ib. 3 4 c Chuck RoastH • 2 9 < §:19—Shoppers Special— 2nd Sec­ IBACON drive, which closed recently. Fred­ Laundry Soap, For the Laundry WTIC prleea In May, 1937, were 146 for 8 cakes ...... tion. No. 3^ Oan Burt 01nay*a ASSORTED COLD CUTS . . 39c to 49c lb. erick G. Sanford of Highland ter­ WlUlama’ ToUet 13c Tnvtlerx BroxdoMttiig Servtoe, car flooring, 185 for car lining, 230 Sraafl. Sbert Shank, Smoked CHICKENS lb 35e TIamie, 8 roUa...... BORAX SOAP i^ c e k e s 'l ^ ( qxrtford. Conn. 9:OO^Ray Block—Pianist. race, treasurer of (he local cam­ 2 2 c Soap Powder, 9:15—Dalton Bros. for car sheeting, 149 for piling, 193 8-81^ Pounds Average. .. Wa have a moat complete aaaortment of Cold Oila . . . boy paign, reported a total collection of 8 pkgs...... tOfiOO W. 1040 K. C. 282fi &L 20 Mule Team Borax, 13c Daisy Rolls “"X” 3 9 < 9:30—Fiddlers Fancy. for croaatles and 168 for bridge and them oaiefuBy, aad aeO eaough oe that they are always freah. 3909.16. Of this amount 3492.11 Cleanser, Eaatorn Dxyllght Time building lumber. Angle bars in May, SPINACH pkg- ...... 1 5 c 9:59—News Service. SHOULDERS Bddrardt% Fkaakfurta or 80 per cent was turned over to 8 oam ...... 13c 10:00—Your Garden and Mine — 1937, bad an index value of 119, George K. Kane, state' treaaurer. FOWL Bpieed Ham Oervela* Chicken Loaf SbvO’Oii Dog Food, Frldejr, Aug. 20 RuthOosa. freight ear axles ISO, locomotive DlnDar BeO The remaining 20 per cent, 3112.03 c a n ...... Spry Chuck Roast • 3 7 « 10:15—Richard Maxwell. axles 130, bar steel 168,' boiler Waked Ham Cooked Salami JellM Corned Beef . . . 5 c Sweet Pototoea, m. Loin Is retained in Stafford on deposit for All Vegetable Shortening l.C:0O—Lorenzo Jonee. 10:30—Let's Pretend. tubes 1060, machine bolta 126, 15« Boiled Ham Oeaoa Salami JeiUed Tongue 8 lbs...... Prmged Ham Meat Loaf Bologna use In local relief. 25c 4:19—PerMnal Column. 11:00—Fred Feibel at the Organ. freight car brake shoes 150, malle­ Oleomargerine 2 Mlaoed Ham Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carpene xnd FOWL FOR FRICASSEE » 2 5 < 4:30—Joxn Eifiwxrda, xlnger. 11:30—(Jominaky Trio. able car castings 159, steel car cast­ No. tVi Can L A M B C H O P S 59c - 20« Frankfurts 4:49—The Guiding Light. 12:00 noon—Jack Shannon. ings. 189, couplers 142, springs 192, Large, Weatom, Freah Average 8 pounds or over New Oarrota, Beeto,. Freah 8:00—Arthur Leng. 12:15—News Service. structural steel 162 and tank steal Fresh Calves’ Liver...... ib. 65c; Vi lb. 34e Peas, Sweet Oom, Lima 8a5—"While The Q ty Sleep#". 12:30^ Ad-Liner. 150. Ckirrespondlng index values in Sauerkraut Beans, Celery, Lettuce, Toma- 1:00—CapUvators. doz. Fresh Lambs* Liver...... lb. 25c 9 3 c ~ 2 ' ° ' $ 1 , 8 5 Minced Ham " 2 5 < B:80—Don Winslow of the Navy. May, 1037, ware 129 for the plates, I E G G S H a m b u r g toea, Squash. B:45-^aclde Heller. 132 for track splkss, 149 for woven Fancy, Tender Beef Liver. Large RoosUng Force 0:00—Newt. Derby WANTED Chickens, Ib...... 4 2 c wire fence, and 187 for mlscellana- Lamb Legs. Pot Roasts. Toaetad 6:19—BesebxU end Highlighta. oua items of iron and steel, la the eks 6:80—W iiAtvU le <3mrion. OaUfornla Orangea, Wheat Flakea I t Bologna • 2 5 c TOLLAND tour years, rubber belting Inereaa- can dozen ...... 6:40—Ous Heenxchen and Oueeta. C A LV E S L IV E R ib. IS^Ordm Cini To Buy 45c 7ff)0—Amos ’n’ Andy. ed 69 percent; copper pipe 66 per­ C orned BeeS snvei^Laao Freeh Ground Ripe Bananas, cent, creosote oil 63 ^rcent, air LIVE BROILERS Hamburg, lb. ,.. 30c 7:19—Uncls Ezra’s Kadlo Station. Mias Theodosia Courrier of Vas- Armour’s SWEET MIXED Hormers SPICED HAM 8 Um...... 19c 1 7 * 7:30—Concert Program. sar college and who has been at hose 50 percent, journal bearings Sunbeom Prepared At Any Size YeUow Peoches, Soap Chips Cod Fillets **'"''*** 7:49—The Family Doctor. summer school has returned to Tel 120 percent, lead and tin 70 percent, 43cj49c a Hm...... 25c 8:00—Lucille Manners with Rosario land to spend a few weeks with her and wiping waste 16 percent. Only can PICKLES 15 OZ. jar cans ~ S 3 e can Also Smoked Sboulders, Appleo, Bourdon’! orchestra. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron (^ u r six of 70 items showed slight de­ P ork an d B ean s SPAGHETTI lO c 2 6 5 ® In Tomato Sauoe.' Daley Haras. 8 Iba...... 25c ATLANTIC : Steak Cod 2 ~ 2 9 c OtOf^WalU Time. rler and her aunt, Mra. Mary Healv creases. Bacon 2 25c 9:30—Court of Human Relations. where her parents are spending Aggregate effect of these In­ Roasting: Giickens ^ quart 7.-Ounoe Can Sunbeum J cans 5 5 ® ALSO 10:00—^The First NIghter. some time bisfore returning to their creases in price, together with the 29 CORNED BEEF DIAL 4076 10:30-^immle Fiddler. home in St. Petersburg, Florida. rise in labor costs, have Increased and Live Veal Calves 10:49—Dorothy Thompson. Miss Barbara Batch of Rockville expenses dlsportionately with in­ jG in ger A le F l a v o r s TU NA FISH cans and 11:00—News. is a guest at the home of her grand­ creases in revenues, according to lO-Onnoe Jar Any Kind Sunbeam 33c 10 Ib. cloth bag 49« 11:19—Paul Sabln'a Orchestra. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Han­ Case of 12 Large Bottles, R & R. CHICKEN BUTTER - Sugar railroad offlclala, and will neceast- Clov er Brand Fancy Alaakn Young: Calves 11:30—Hudson de Lange's Orches­ son. taU reductions In purchases unless Contents only ...... JF jF ® Glass jar 37c 2 lbs. 79c To Be Fattened For Butcheving. tra. Miss Qara Dodge of Barre, Ver­ PICKLES 12:00—Weather Report. mont, is a guest of her sister Mrs revenues can be increased by rea­ SALMON cans A. GREMMO & SON 13:02—Million Dollar Pier Orchea William Ayers and family. sonable additions to freight rates 25c New Laid Bimnybrooke From Neatby Conn. and unleas other expenses can be DIAL 4151 FOR PINEHURST FRESH VEGETABLES Farma tra; Don Bestor’i Orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tyler for­ Ortlfled Oolnmbta River Telephone 3441 kept from rising. iLem on Juice oz.can Nation-Wide Stores Eggs 49« 12:80—Fletcher Henderson's Or­ mer Tolland resldenta of Tolland l O e chestra. New Crop have returned to their home in Leo- \ Green Beans.. 2 qts. 25c Chase A Sanborn’s 1:00—SUenL ' mlniater, Maas., after a visit at the 2 for 2 9 c Hale’a Bed Bag SALMON 7 oz. can 1 7 c SWEET Tomorrow’s Program home of Mr. and Mra. William Ayers Fresh Telepbone a. m. and family. Bed Wing One Scott Towel and POTATOES Flour ra isb u ry 's tsw^ib h.s 1.15 B:00—RevaUla. Mrs. Ellen Grover Deaso of Ver­ PEAS ...... 2 qts. 25c C O F F E E ■b 25c 6:80—Frandls Cronin, Organist. non waa a recent caller of Tolland COFFEE One Scott Towel Holder—All For. DEL MAIZ 7:00—Marnlng Watch —Ben Haw­ friends. 2 9 * 4 pounds 15c U. S. No. I Grads thorne. A three-act comedy-farce entitled T o m ato J u ice ptbotue 8:00—News. Eaetefu Staadaid Tima Pure Cider Lima Beans.. .2 qts. 19c W hltehouie ESvaporated “ ■ "HI, Nellie’’, waa presented at the No. 8 Large Oua Dole i S e l b - 7 pounds 25c Milk 4 27* 8:1B—Malcolm Claire. Tolland Town ball, Wednesday eve­ NIBLETS 8:80—Radio Bazaar. ning by the Young People of the New YorM Aug. 30.— (A P ) — In gallon )ug 2 1 c Yellow CORN . .doz. 21c POTATOES getting ready for Its round by round Hale’s Formesa-Oehmg VINEGAR 9:00—Streamliners. Tolland Town ball, Wednesday eve­ Contents Only. 9:45—Landt Trio. ning by the Young People of the broadcast of next Thursday night's P in eap p le Juice S9* Celenr...... l.rc bun. NaUve ~ cans 2 5 « 15 Ib . p k . G ree n € n t 9:65—Muaicai Interlude. Tolland Federated church. The Joa Louis and Tommy Farr baavy^ Cucumbem. Iona Beans 10:00 Charioteers. Schubert Trio, of RockvUle, pre weight fight, tee NBC network TEA POTATOES .. .peck 25c 10:10—Vaas Family. sented instrumental music iMtween meanwhile la putting on at least five Ripe Tomatoes. preliminary programs. 8 oz. boule Miracle Whip Salad Dr ceding Rorel Gold 10:80—Chautauqua Little Sym­ the acts of ths play. The hall waa G rap e Juice Wliite Onions. Summer At Apple Sauce Ann Rage 3 ! T 2 S c phony (^ c e rt. filled to capacity, many standing Already tee chain has presented 11:00—Three Rancharoa. who were lyiable to get seats. Rich­ several, but these sUU are on the ad­ 8 oz. — pint c — quart Iceberg Lettuce SQUASH ...... 2 for 15c Bean Sale Ne. 1 Tan Oau 2 9 * ' 16c 27 42e Moat KInda 11:15—Nancy Swanson. ard McCaure, Henry Hayden, Aaron vance schedule, starting with Satur­ Fruit Cocktail 2 "<>•»cans 2 5 « Phillip's Soups 5c 11:80—Tho Mystery Chef. Pratt, Jr., Betty Leonard, Dorothy day, when at 3 p. m. via WJZ-NBC SunaUne MAHIEU'S 11:49—Dixie Deba vocal trio. a program conducted by George Hale’s Beat Orange Pekoe Enjoy Cantaloupes At These Low Rural Gold Iona Beans 6 m,T25c Gunther, Dorothy Walker, Alvina Bu, 33c 13:00 noon—The Continentals Wochomurka, Domnlck Riley and Hlcka will originate from Louis' F ru it C ock tail Prices! 183 Spruce Street Julep Cigarettes 2 training camp. Monday evening at Beeiis 12:30 p. m.—Res Battle’s Concert Warren Clough were tha characters Martini Crackers 2 25® Land O’Lakes Butter, no. I cans Ann Page 10( Corn ASP Golden Bentani Ensemble. in a department atore portrayal 7:80 on tee same network there P e a c h e s 2 2'J725c ' 1:00—News, Weather, and Market The acting ahowsd much credit to will be a similar broadcast from can MELONS 2 lbs...... # O C BUoed,aMMal YeUowValins ding.niaa Sultana Red Kidney ReporL the performers and Rev. Valentine the Farr camp, with a return to tee Mandarin Opangaa Extra L arge ___ _ .2 for 25c Presto Cake Flour, ^ ^ . Tomato Juice Del Monte 3 U‘J-20c 8. Allaon and Mias Florenca Leon­ Louis quarters Tuesday evening at large pkg...... 1 f C Boyal Oelattn Beans 4’J;r25c ard wbo the play had b ^ coached 6:45 over WEAF-NBC. Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Full-Flavorad under. People were present from On the eve of tee fight. Wednes­ Freah Jack F rost Sugar, /I Q ^ Thrifty can DeUelous for leed Teo! And Mediums ...... ea. 10c Our Own Tea tr,'23c WiUlngton, Vernon and RockvUle day at 9 p. m. WJZ-NBC will put A pple Sauce large 10-lb. doth bag...... 4 0 C D E S S E R T 3 p >

’ 15« Large Padcage ICE CREAM MIX 3 cans laiion Carlay—Pianist Clough. the Intention of having a s p « ^ Kellogg's Com Flakes, Treys, Waardileyb Extra Large New Itama . . . Bojal Buttcmoetch Poddlag, So box . The Tolland Granga win sponsor Spanish desertptioo for Mexico, Ar- 3 pkgs...... I 8dl0—Doris Kerr. a pubUc whUt'at the Community p o th e r Savors of Boyal Oelatta Desaerta, Sc, 4 boxea 33c.' Fern- B:4B—News Service. v geatlaa and other Latin-Amcrtcaa Super Suds F ranco-American Tomatoes Rod Rlpo Houm Friday evening with Mrs. eouhtrles. Another short wave cir­ w? MadHle’no, 17o, S cane 5Se . . . Femdel Quartered 6:00—Dinner Dance Musle. jPeanut Butter 2 ib. jar ntsalpe, S3e eaa. Spaghetti, 3 cans ... Ib. can Catarles Broadbent and Mrs. Fran­ cuit will connect In Great Britain. LEMONS Campbell’s Vegetable CRISCO or SPRY 2 0 « 6:}9—Hobart Bosworth —Daaa cis Buahnell as hoirtesses. Prises Hollywood. are to be awarded and refreshments 3V^-OiiBee Fancy Glass Jar Peoooek Soup, 3 cans...... 6:30—News Service. Llatening Tonight (Friday): — 2 Apples for Cooking or iating during the social hour. Talks—WABC-CBS. 9:30. Cabinet BAKERY 6:89—Daily Sports Column with Table Salt, FRESH FRUITS AND MORE Lawyer (Ssorge F. Leary of aerlca. Secretary Harold -L lekes; Large Cake Plate FREE! lbs. Paul Springfield. Maas., and Groton Long GRAPES 10-lb. bag . ; ...... VEGETABLES MEAT VALUES! 6:49—Frank Dailey’s Orebastin. WJZ-NBC, 9:30, Rap. J. J. O'Oon- I M e d B e e t Red Devil CHeanser, Point waa a caller ia town Monday. nell of Montana on ’The Liberal Pard Strawbeiileo Fucy, Ripe Larab Fores, 7:00—Poetic Melodia# with Jack Tha annual Whiten retmion win KaOogg^ Farker Horn Peaa 4 cans...... Now Croon Fulton. Bloc la Coogreas and What They Kaapberrtre Bananas, 4 lbs. Cabbage be held In Tolland Saturday, August Bo m to AcoompUah"; WEAF-NBC, Balsln Cothe Rfaige Ib...... Oakite, 19c 17c T:19—Song Tim#—Oogo Dalya aad a uiisn a large number Uvlag In Drake Ooffce Ckhea, ISe. Fndt Juiee Bee-etaers YeOow Elberta Sraoked Haras, Jack Sbaunon. 10:30, Young Democratic Qub eon- D o g F o o d Lim a Beaus 2i b c - 13* this dlvlaioa are expected to be va n ti^ Postmaster General James C oru Flakce 2pirn, 25c 31c Croon Tops 7:49—Boake Carter. A. Farlay; WABC-CBS, 10:30, Sen­ Large Padcage U p Top Wheat or Bleo Mapktna F>par Tuwola Ballantine Malt Frankforta, Beets Mix. John.H. Steele, Jtrx. L. ator Joseph F. Guffey of Pennsyl­ PiMiapple Juice, Apricot Jalce Syrup, S-lb. can...... dozen ...... 8:00—Hamnaeratela Muatc Halt Ernest HaU and Mias AUes B. HaU O n^ Flatcu Ompefrult, Oraage or Orapo- ..15c Ib...... 8:90—Hal Kemp's Dane# Band — vania on "PoUtlea and tee Supreme Carrots, 25c were queaU of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Court." 3 25* P O T A T O E S 13 ib. peck 21c frnit and Omage Juice. with Alice Faye. A Good Aamrt— t at Flddea Tydol Motor Oil, Spiced Haa, Bananas Yaii««Rip« 4 iw 19^ p^^s Praak Taadar Pearson In Hartford Tuenday. KRISPS at lOen Jar PInta aad Quarts of Wetebtfa 2 banchea .... 9:00—HoUywood HotaL WEAF-NBC—6:80, Newport In­ quart can...... 9c Ib...... vitation tennis; 7, Lucille Manners tlgbtbonao Ompc Julcei______35c 10:00—Bvmiinga with Papa Hayden. OVERDOSE “■ Native Potatoes, 10:30—U. 8. (Cabinet Series — concert; 8, WalU Time; 9 F M kivr GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES. 15-lb. peck . PATRONIZE THESE NATION-WIDE STORES: Crapes 3 »• 25c Sweet Potatoes 3 »>'10€ Harold L. Tckfi, Scoy. at btarlor. NIghter, ’The Braggart"; 9:45, Oklahoma City —W. R DUbst DoroUv Tbompsoo eommsat; 11:08. cans FREE DELIVERY ON ALL ORDERS FY>R $1.00 AND MORE. 11:00—Sports —Newa. told Judge Frank P. Douglaas he CLEANSER Chicken & Noodle I. MARKET I W. HARRY ENGLAND 11:15—FhU Napoleon’s Orchestra.' O yte M eO v orchestra. IB BtsaeU Bt. ToL 42M | Maarheater Oraoi ToL 3481 fall in a laka and took a ooupla of Dinner, 1-lb. jar...... 11:30—Count Basil’s Orchestra. Blpa to ward off a chill, Tho Judas WABC-CBS—6:15, Song Tima; 7. ■i Ottlophaae Faekage Pinehurst Grocery, Inc. 13:00—Jan Garber’s Orciisstra. Hamaarsteia Music HaU; Hal Native Fresh Eggs, BURS.\CK BROS. • sold that waa aU xlghL Kemp dance; S, HoU3rwood m tel; 9, 4M Hartfari Read — TsL S8S3 12:30 a. m.—Gsorga Hamilton'a Or- But when Disney admitted ha 302 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER dozen ...... ch esty *»enlag with Haydn; 11, Count MARSHMALLOWS NaUoa-Wldr Food Storrs af New EagtaM nttaui^ to battla off pneumonia ^ o d States Tonmnaw^i Program orcheatra. with several more drlnka, the judge The J W . H A U 6, m. WJZ-NBC—6. Maty HaU; 7. Boy CORK said that was sot good. He fined JlOu--ETA ALPH A lYogramaa. Disney 33 and coats. CampbeU’a ReyaUsts; 7:80. Death j a c k s 2 phg*’ 1 0 c .i VaUay Dave; 6. Bob Kpheyi 8:80, M an c h ester Co h n * MANCHESTTER EVENING HEKALD. B1ANCHE8TER, OONN, FEIDAT, AUGUBTI SO. U R PAG E m !>a g e e k s h t e e h By M A ■wwei GMIGCLI GVIGIX. SENSE arid NONSENSE V3K COHfi T'GGSKNC -WKI US*. yoo 'VW HOMty <~.youV«K t r * ONC< OMK IM m a ­ “Nothing is more plagarixed thfn READ IT OR NOT— OlOIE OM VK . t h ' IaJOWUO — humor.”—William^ D. Kennedy. Queen Inez De Castro of* Portu­ gal was crowned with all due cere­ Mrs. Brooks called up the local mony after het death. V50T V O U t g 0om 4 ^ ii ^ / n d l mwM^em butcher before the.,went out: M “Send me a quarter’s worth of AT THE TURN OF THE ROAD ateak,’iishe said, “and If Tm not at -At ths turn of the road la a picture back performances^ but faced atlff home Just tell them to poke It that comes to my mind like a HOUSES FOR KENT , 65 dream. l o s t a n d f o u n d ANNOUNCEMENTS 2 HELP WANTED— competition from a field that through the keyhole." 1 Tie the little white house of my FEMALE 85 FOR RENT—NINE room amfle JIMMY LE l TAKES threatened to “rip apart" the 6,700- fia a a ttia RANGER WINS RACE l o s t —BLA.CK CAT with whlU RENT A BICTCLB 35c per hour. house, frith all Improvementa, 2 yard mountainous course. . The average man eannot stand neighbor that stands by the Special ratea for day. 71 Dclmont WANTED—GIRL FOR light house­ side of the stream. pawm. Mack apot oa face, near CAT' gyrage heated. Apply Edward Included are such luminaries aa proiperlty, we are told.' Which Is street, comer Summit. Operated work, care of two children, per­ By a stream where the slow gentle T^i^. Baward. T3 Chestnut street. J. HoU. 865 Main street Tele­ Leo Dieget of Philmont, P a, Craig probably the reason the average by Arnold Nelson. Phone 5323 for manent position for right party, WATERBURY MEDAL Wood of Rumaon, N. J , Jimmy jS t t a a e U AFTERDAYINFOG current Is fringed by a border Tatophana *6*«. ______phone 4043. man doesn*t hava to. reaerrationa. phone 4088. Hints of Garden a ty , L. L, WilUe of trees. B AT CHBCK LOST —Notice Is Goggln of San PTandsco, Cal, Ben By ASSOCIATED PRESS That send out their soft lazy ahad- BICYCLES FOR RiaTT—Ride a WANTED—GIRL OR woman for TO RENT OR SELL, large modem This one Is from the Omaha berehy gleen that Pay Che M «e e sa ning struck an object near the ani­ Jean Bauer of Providence, R. I., atock farm and Charles T. Fisher’s Enienaburg, Wash.—A passenger HOUSE FOR RENT, 3 rooms, suit­ mal—which like Its brothers and sis­ Shooting High a long time to win Erie McNair, Red Sox—His pinch craft, and after waiting hours at tha same kind of bunk. BUSmESS able for two. -Call at 131 Charter carded an 87 in the opening round, plane, one ^ its two motors ailing, ters was coal black—and he turned clumping on the In-nlne after setting their first race of the year but when homer with two aboard beat Atb- finish line, the race committee did TELEPHONE TOUR OPPORTUNITIES 3 2 had to paea up EUenaburg's unfin­ S< ORCHY SMITH Oak street white with frtghL an outgoing pace that would have they did, it was with emphasis Both leUcB 5-4. not remain to learn tf they could Do you remember the sailor who. The Injured Giief W ANT ADS make a race of It. ished airport because a herd of ByJOHNCTEHRTi FOR RENT—IN BUSINESS eec put her with the leaders. She man­ came through at long odds at Nar- Phil (Tavarretta. Cubs—Hit dou' when asked what he bad done with cows wouldn’t “ move over.” adi ere ameyteS ever the teleyheae ragansett Park yesterday after fail­ ble, two singles, drove in two runs The Conrad la the little 118-foot hla wages, answered: "Pert went for it ths CHAROB BATB ytyaa abOTS Uon, brick mercantile building BUSINESS Ult'ATIONS FASHION NOTE NO. 3B48 aged an unusual birdies 4 on the vessel Alan VlUlera sailed around The plane later landed safely at with 8000 ft. o', ground loor space. 585-yard ninth hole, with two atout ing In seven previous starts. In 7-3 win over Pirates. Bquor, part for women, and I spent Ephrata, 60 mllaa away. as a eeaveeteeee to aSTertlaare bet FOR PENT 64 Rudy York, Tigers—Walloped two old Cape Horn some years ago. In the rest foolishly.” • the CASH BATBS will be aeeeyteS as Suitable for light manufacturing Los Angeles—Mrs. Ann Siegel wood shots, a mashio nithin 12 feet Mightily, a two-yeqr-old ton of the wake of the vanished square Th; cattle took possession of the WVUU PATMBNT If paid at the hnel- of the pin and a perfect putL Misstep, reeled off six furlongs In homera, single ( and drove in six airport when their owner leased the •aas asnse aa ar before the savaeth Apply Edward J, HoU. wore silk pajamas Into court when runs for 13-4 victory over White riggers that once ploughed the Cape FOR RENT—STORE at 995 Main 1:11 4-5 to pay 817.30 while Shoot­ Horn road. She was built as a Girl—Do ypu make Ufe-sise e airport an abandoned W PA proj­ say feUawlear Ue Srst iBeertlee eC she obtained a divorce from Bert ing High was clocked In 1:11 S-S for Box. largementa hism snapebote? eaeh ad etharvlse the CHAROB street Apply Edward J. HoO, Siegel, wealthy New York poultry SEEK MAINE TITLE. training ship In Denmark In 1883. ect HELP WANTED— Kennebunkport, Me., Aug. 20.— the same distance while held at Jim Turner, Bees—Muffled Giants Photographer — Certainly, miss. lUTB win he eeUsated. Me reapoeel- merchant, on charges of cruelty, The Seven Seas, J68 feet over all, MUty far errera ta telephoned ade FEMALE 85 (A P I—Paige L. West, Auburn, and 8?3.10 to 83. Shooting Hlgh'a rime with six hits for 11 innings for 2-1 waa built at Stockholm in 1912, also ’That's our specialty. 6-DAY BIKE CANDIDATE wID be aaeaasd aad their aoewsay HOUSES FOR RENT 65 ‘ Judge Thurmond Clarke observ­ R. C. Knowlea, Jr., Brookline, klass., was only a second and two-tenths win. Girl—Well, let’s see what you can ed he bad never seen anyone ao at­ as a training ship. WANTED — WILLING girl for teed off on the Arundel course here off Psychic Bid's track record of Myril Hoag, Yankees—Led attack Eklmund Lang, chairman ot the do with this picture of the Grand Waukegan, 111.—Mra. Harry Wal­ kitchen helper. Green Kettle Inn, FOR RENT—0 ROOM HOUSE, tired In his court, but added: “1 today for a 30-bole match play 1:10 1-5. in 4-3 win over Senators with dou­ Canjwn. ton waa a bit surprised when she INDEX OF 1-3 aercK, 3 garages, chicken coop. race committee, promised be would Deming street telephone 0001. suppose there roust be a first time round to decide the Maine open am­ ble, two singles. furnish a real race between tha two lookeu nut of the front window of CLASSIFICATIONS 822.00. b75 Parker street for everything." — ateur championship. Joe W. Brown's Stephen Jay ma.- Waite Hoyt, Dodgers, and Sy before the current cruise ends. * Teacher—Now, Bobby, tell me her home and saw her second cousin % ••ee••••••••aaayaaaaa•••• A WANTED — EXPERIENCED wo- Knowles' biilUant play in the not be good enough for the top Johnson, Phillies—Former blanked where the elephant is found. W. C. Bailey, 84. of Underhill, '/t.', >••••••••••••••••• B man or girl for general housework, quarter and semi-final rounds yes­ night two-year-old performers but Phils 3-0 with six hits in twin bill Bobby (hesitating for a moment hop from his bicycle. Bailey, a re­ ••••••••RBBBBBBBBBBBB C home nights. Pbone 8452. Bela Schick, a H-mgarian b«e- then hla face lighting up)—The ele­ DRStAB a • • a •♦••••«CB#e»eeeB4Be D terday made him a slight favorite among his own claa he's a mighty opener; Johnson held Dodgers to tired farmer, said be pedalled t o Illi­ OAfA •••••••••••«#•• K over the 21-year-oId youth who al­ hard horae to beat. After traJllng two runs for eight Innings oif night­ terlologlet, discovered the epeclal phant la such a large animal it Is nois in 16 days, and made the trip SB Meewrta* ready wears the hlatne resident am­ far back in tha Flaah stakes on the cap and drove In two runs with dou­ reaction to diphtheria toxin of chil­ scarcely ever loaL ■Just for the ride.” Lme bbB FonA ••••••••••MB#** 1 ABBBWMURRStB «••••••••••# ee** S ateur crown. opening day at Saratoga, the (Tleve- ble In 7-5 victory. dren susceptible to the disease...... • AUCTION The Brookline player had little lahd-owned son of Cohort came AHtlMlBO— FINE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE trouble eliminating semi-finalist Ed back yesterday to win the $2,000 At*■•BtlM f»r BaU 4 Abbott. Auburn. 0 and 4, after a Consolation stakes at the up-state FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blnsser ▲BtBRobllM for StehaBBo •••• • EMERGENCY AT REID'S AUCTION AUDITORIUM ^ ASHINGTON TUBBS Avto Aeoesoortw—Tirae •••••■« • U. S. Highway 6. Bolton, Conn. (Former Rainbow) one-up victory over the veteran Bos­ course. He was forced to outgame By (T I A N E tonian, Freddie WrighL Co any Smythe's Stringalong In a O U T O U R W A Y A«lo lUBalriBr—FalaUmc •••«« t SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, AT 10 A. M„ D. S. T. By WILLIAMS Aat# BoHOOlO • a a a a a a •• a •• • • • • • • V*A West reached the finals by a 3 and stretch duel before paying his back­ FLAPPER FANNY By Sylvia FRECKLES,'rtXJ UI*ANPKr 'E6/VFpPNSiCr GOOD eO&H! Astoe—Ship bF TnMk aa.aaaBaa* • Monogram Combination Bungalow Range, Studio Couch, Dav­ I FEEL LIKE A FISH OUT OF OWOO -w WE r^CfO ON. (0FIL1M7»YllUUKVKC.Nie. T. M. MO. U. t. 9«T. LOOK POSITIVEL*/ HE'S O O NE IfriO ABtO^^*y#r Biro aaaaaeaaaaaaa** b enports, Comb. Bookcase and Desk, Chairs and Rockers, Dining WATER! GOSH, rrlS BHD EWOU3H lAVtM POW NVr^ ' PUT ON (XEEALLS, DON'T FVNNT HERE Ooragoo Borvleo ttorago aaa«« lo Augusta, after disposing of Eugene DEVASTATIMa ! BUSINESS, TOO- Boom Fiimlture, Bookcsscs, Beds and Bedding, Ice Chest, Parlor Black, Rye. N. Y., by a like score, The Hawthorne gold cup on Sept. w : Tnmn m *TO HAVE MV HAJR CURLED, Bl a c k e n o u r IN FRONT OF A .. MotoraFblb^BlcreUo ...... 11 POLICE Oil Hester, Ktands, Mirrors, Ptctures, Radios, Dressers, Buresus, TM' VECy OAMB BACES AN SO Waato4 Aatoa MotorcFOloo . . a a IS in the quartei^finaL 11 la going to be a real horse race. WnwoUT HAMWa m a k e - u p COMPETITOR'S Trunks, Dislies, Brlr-n-brac, Books Including some fine sets. A S U S - INTO BUSMCSS- PLACE! WE OOT Bjaataooa Sorvlooo 0aL'