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PRICE THREE CENTS VOL. XLI., NO. 219 Claaslfled AdT^tlsing on page 8 MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1927. (TEN PAG»i^«' , ______(,Onn. *'
ON TOP OF POLE Ta-da, Ta-da, Boom-de-ay on King George’s Anniversary NAVY SPOILED EIGHT DAYS NOW HOME FOLKS CLAIM SLIM;
Shipwreck Kelly to Stay There LINDYPLANE- Week More— To Get Shaved BYRD TO START FRIDAY Today. COL.MITCHEL Newarlt. N. J., June 15.— Chilled by a stiff breeze, but Mechanics Getting America Minnesota’s Official Delega warmed by the prospect of suc FLYING TWINS cess, .\lvin (Shipwreck) Kelly, Former Head of Army Serv world’s champion flagpole sit Ready For Hop to Paris tion Calls on Hero— Giyes ter. continued to sit in a bos’n’s chair on the flagpole SEE GERMANY’S ice Starts Another Bitter atop the St. Francis hotel here and Return— To Keep In Up Plan to Hop to Capital today. Kelly has already achieved Debate Over Flight Over his ambition to sit there for Touch With Land With Ra BIG ffiPPEUN For His Plane— His Pro eight da.vs and eight nights, and now he is determined to dio All the Way Across. gram For Today. Ocean. stay right there for another week or so. His wife— a bride To Carry Passengers Be I of a few months— is with him. Washington, June 15.-—While but not on the flagpole. She New York, June 15.— With Com tween Spain and South I New York, June 5.— Colonel Col. Charles A. Liudberigh's famous sits on the roof just below him mander Richard E. Byrd returnin,? I Charles A. Lindbergh’s ‘'homo trans-Atlantic plane “ The Spirit of hoists food up to him. from Winchester, Va., tomorrow, I folks” from Minnesota claimed him St. Louis" re.sted in a hangar at A barber was to shave Kelly America—-Dr. Eckener tile naval air station today, await today, from a ladder placed mechanics at Roosevelt field today ! today, and “ Lindy” gladly gave up ing its pilot, an acrimonious con against the pole. were putting the final touches on the idea of flying to Washington to troversy broke out her^ today over Kelly declared today that he the Fokker monoplane America for Acts As Guide. bring back his beloved "Spirit of who was to blame for the detective felt the shock when a salute a probable take-off on the hop to St. Louis.” motor which prevented Lindbergh of 21 guns was fired in Market from flying the ship to New York. Square, a block away from the Paris early Friday. There was a happy reunion when Col. William Mitchell, former hotel, during the lYag Day ex Though no official announcement Friederichshafen, Germany, June Minnesota’s official delegation call stormy petrel of the Army Air Ser ercises yesterday. Several has been made, it is understood at 15.— Ten thousand people gathered ed this morning at the Park avenue vice. and admittedly one of the plate glass windows fronting ihe field that Commander Byrd and here today and cheered themselves apartment where the flyer and his foremost flyers of the country, on the square were broken by his associates, Bert Acosta and hoarse while Clarence Chamberlin, mother, Mrs. Evangeline Lodge flatly charged that the faulty en the concussion. Kelly said he gine was due to "naval inefficien was almost shaken from his Lieut. George Neville, will tarry in Charles A. Levine and Dr. Hugo Lindbergh are staying. The dele Paiis only long enough to refuel cy.” perch. Eckener, zeppelin expert, met in gation arrived in an automobile, before starting the return journey. Denies Hlaino Great Britain turned out in all its military splendor at London to cejebrafe King George’s 62nd anni conference to discuss plans for a bearing the legend, “ Little Falls, Edward P. M'arner. assistant sec versary. a.s graphically pictured here. See the shak oed Monarch (circle) riding across the Horse Guards Scientific Trip retary of the navy in charge of Parade Ground after inspecting the brightly uniformed cavalrymen, mustered to troop the colors in his In contrast with the flights of trans-Atlantic air service which Lindbergh’s Home Town." They' aviation, denied that any blame SEE SIGNAL LIGHT bonor! Lindbergh and Chamberlin and Le would make use of both airplanes had driven In this car from Littlo could be attached to the Navy and vine, the journey of the America and Zeppelins. Falls, Minn., to Washington, and asserted that the plane was re-as will be primarily scientific. The Both Chamberlin and Levine thence to New York. most economical engine speeds from sembled at the Anacostia field by spent considerable time in the Zep The Delegation. engineers for the Wright company. IN QUEBEC WILDS a fuel standpoint, utilization of fa pelin construction sheds, inspect The delegation included A. L. Col. Mitchell made his charges Drys Start Probe EXPECT ism vorable wind currents and the use ing the work on what may be the Grime, of Little Falls, said to b© in a letter to the Washington Post, of the radio are some of the things first trans?Atlantic air liner. This which had printed a communication to be studied. the. youngest mayor of Minnesota, from Secretary Warner, praising dirigible is being built for an air who attended high school with Reports Arouse Interest As Different Coui’se ship service between Spain and the Navy personnel that handled Of Wine Industry VISITORS NEXT Commander Byrd’s course, more “ Lindy” ; Dr. C. H. Longley, wh.j Lindbergh’s ship. over, will differ from that taken on South America and is expected to did dental work for the flyer and. Incompetent Directors They May Be From Cap ihe preceding trans-Atlantic flights. go into commission next spring. j Kenneth Martin, another school “ In command of naval air mat His route will be “ flatter" and con Over North Pole mate. WEEKATYALE Dr. Eckener told Chamberlin and ters are Incompetent directing ■Washington, June 15.— An e.x- Despite the fact that there are sequently somewhat longer, but will "Lindy’s" meeting tvith the heads, placed there by the battle tains Nungesser and Coli. haustive study of the California but two legal outlets for wine— for be nearer the steamship lanes. Levine that when this dirigible is “ home folks" was briefer than he ship men to keep a strangle hold wine industry has been launched by sacramental and medicinal pur Radio station WODA at Paterson, completed he intends to use it to wanted it to be, because he had to on air power,” said Col. Mitchell. the Treasury Department, li was poses— the output is said to be in N. J., will endeavor to keep in touch make a flight across the North Pole, spend some time wmrking on his "This means incompetence all the Quebec. Que., June 15.— Ar learned today. creasing and production e.xceeds All Hotels Filled and College with the “ America” through the en “ but simply as a trial flight.” book, the contract for which was way down. Today the Navy lies General Lincoln C. Andrews, dry the legal requirements. “ Then I intend to make several rangements are under way by the tire flight, furnishing government signed last night with G. P. Put principally on hot air propaganda chief, has detained H. Keith The treasury also is studying Buildings to Be Thrown weather reports, ship news bulle flights back and forth across the nam’s Sons, publishers. Also, he manufactured and spread by their Quebec provincial government to Weeks, supervisor of wine control, provisions of the law relative to tins and a musical program. Atlantic to prove it can be done had to get ready to attend a lunch Washington lobby. Since the nav day to despatch a plane to the wild for the probe. the shipment of non-into.xicating safely, before the liner goes into eon early this afternoon at the Ho- al vessels were sunk by airplanes and desolate mountain district near Weeks has gone to Los Angeles grape solutions which after a short commission,” Dr. Eckener said. teel Astor as a guest of the Mer in 1921 and it was proved to the Open For the College Com St. Germaine township north of the and other west coast points for time automatically are transform Dr. Eckener also showed the two chants’ Association and the Cham world that battleships were useless conferences with wine manufac ed into alcoholic wine through the Americans through the Dornier ber of Commerce of New York. the naval propagandists still Sagulnay river where signal flares FATHER AND SON GET turers and distributors. processes of nature. This business mencement. airplane factory, but he failed to Mrs. Lindbergh was making ar Itedged behind the cry that air were reported Sunday evening, lead Reports to the treasury showed is said to be large and growing. planes could not fly across the show them one section where it is rangements to leave at 6:30 tonight ing to belief In some quarters that that thousands of dollars are in A considerable quantity of the understood Dornier constructors on a special section of a Pennsyl aeas. They were successful in pre vested in this Industry and an ef increasing grape crop is said to go New Haven, Conn., June 15.— HOLY CROSS DEGREES venting service pilots from doing they may have been set off by are secretly at work on a huge air vania train for St. Louis. This Charles Nungesser and Francois fort to work out a solution for the to the production of these solu University life here departed today plane capable of carrying one hun section has been named “ Spirit of it. legal use of the Increasing volume tions. Despite the fact they form liimlltergli Did It Coli, the French aviators who dis as the school year of the college Both on Platform at Same dred passengers. It is said that St. Louis” in honor of Lindbergh’s appeared without a trace while try of grape products will be made by the basis for an intoxicant so far came to an end. and officials pre plans for this plane make it possi plane. She will be accompanied "But the civilian Lindbergh, us Weeks, In co-operation with the no violation of the law has been Time— Ten Honorary De ing his head, his practical know ing to make a non-stop flight from ble to carry fifty passengers on a by thiny persons, all residents uf producers. found in the practice. pared for the annual commence grees Are Awarded. ledge of tlying and his indomitable Paris to New York. ment week which starts on Satur Berlin-New York flight. St. Louis. A great reception is be The district where woodsmen ing planned for “ Lindy” in St. .•ourage, flew across the sea. day. More , than 25,000 visitors Worcester, Mass., June 15.— "The Navy bureaucrats were saw the signals is about 200 miles are expected to attend the events Louis, after the New York welcome quick to see the effect of Lind northeast of Chicoutimi. Father and son received degrees at is over. next week, and the university is Holy Cross college on the same day, FIRMS nGHT OVER bergh’s flight. One may imagine Edouard Lavoie, a civil engineer DISARMAMENT PLAN PRESIDENT’S TRAIN assumin.5 the burden of caring for them running to the president and | of Chicoutimi, told local oflBcials most of them. for the second time in the history of calling upon the industries that that the flares were visible in St. the college today, when Joseph T. PATENT GOLF CLUB ANXIOUS TO FLY Hotel Reservations Li ly of Brooklvn, N. Y., received sell them equipment to assist, so Germaine township. The location he WORKS TOO SLOWLY NEAR PIERRE, S. D. Early indications were that New New York, June 1.— Colonel as to turn Lindbergh’s flight to described would put them about Haven hotels would be filled to ov :hc honorary degree of Doctor of Charles A. Lindbergh will not be their own advantage fro ma prop 600 miles west of Newfoundland. erflowing with the coming of Yale Laws and his son, Robert A. Lilly, U. S. District Court In Hart himself until "W e” are together aganda standpoint. They carried Intereste In News alumni and their families. When was awarded his A. M. as a grad ford Looks Like a Machine again. Upon awakening today, the uate with the class of 1927. their own advantage from a prop- Quebec provincial officials were hotel reservations reached the Shop at Hearing. first thing he did was to take a look .Memphis to take charge of Lind- keenly Interested in the news and Germany Criticizes It But To Stop There For Big Re room capacity the university pre Eleven honorary degrees were at the sky. He found it cloudless, awarded at ihr commencement ex Itergh. They had done nothing to immediately took steps to send out pared to open buildings near the _ Hartford, Conn.. June 15.— The and the sun shining brightly. lielp him before the flight but now ercises, two of which went to wom a plane that Lad previously been college campus for the use of visi United States District Court was ‘'Slim" at once began to ponder hey made a great roar over him ( used to search the north shore as Great Britain Says It Will ception— Coolidge Meets tors beside setting aside a number en, the first time that Holy Cross has ever so honored a woman. turned into a plant for the manu if the official program mapped out tecause they had to bend to the far as Belle Isle for iraces of the of freshman houses to accommo fer him would give him time to fly rurrent of popular opinion. Two handrf d and seven . tudents facture of golf sticks today when missing flyers. date the reunion classes. These, it the suit of the Horten Manufactur to Washington and bring back Spoiled .Alotof * It was reported from Chicoutimi Succeed In Time. the Welcoming Committee is announced, are taken to the lim received their sheepskins from "They took his airplane which Governor Alvan T. Fuller, who also ing Co., of Bristol, against the "The Spiri. of St. Louis,” the other that residents of St. Germaine town it. and the largest commencement Union Hardware Co., of Torrlng- part of the famous aeronautical fad been carefully crated by the crowd known here will be on hand. delivered the commencement ad ship might not wait for the hydro ton, for infringement of patent was “ We.” He made no secret of how English, put it aboard the Memphis plane but would send out a posse Geneva. June 15.— The Leagm Aboard Presidential Special En- About 3,000 students departed dress. tnd, as Col. Lindbergh says, the Besides Mr. Lilly, honorary de heard before Judge Edwin S. much be misses his beloved plane. today to search the district for of Nations council today received a route to Black Hills. Huran, S. D., from New Haven yesterday and to Thomas here. -alt moisture was allowed to enter traces of the aviators and their day. A larger number than ever grees were awarded to Miss Jane Had Xo Time .t. Of course it caused corrosion full report on the preparatory dis June 15.— South Dakota undertook M. Hoey, New York state commis The Horton company asks for a plane. The point where the signals to welcome President and Mrs. before are bound for Europe where permanent injunction to restrain The report spread that Lind wherever it struck. There was no were seen is an elevated one. If the armament commission’s work from also many faculty members are sioner of correction, Doctor of bergh planned to dash by motor to excuse for not keeping this plane Coolidge to her heart in a big way Laws; Miss Catherine Bregy, Phila the Torrington concern from using aviators had been forced down in Dr. Bens, Czecho-Slovakian foreign today. going. With comipencement out Mitchel Field this morning and safe and dry on its trip across. of the way the university will turn delphia, author, Doctor of Litera steel shafts in making golf sticks, that region it would probably have minister, and the report was imme At Lake Preston, just over the and is suing for triple damages. from thi're fly to Washington. It is The plane was taken off at Anacos been the first spot where they would a small part of its plant over to ture; and Master of Arts degrees tia by the Navy and assembled un- diately hailed with criticism from border line, the executive got his The damages are not expected to two hours to Washington by air and have come into contact with civili the use of the state summer school to John P. Marshall, Boston; M. as long back. And he is scheduled ,ier the Navy's direction. The Navy Herr Stresemann, German foreign first hint of what is waiting in the while the law school will open for a reach a large amount as the Union zation. way of a reception. Shortly before Henry Burke, ex-’19. New Y’ork Hardware Company has been maic- to attend a luncheon at 12:30 this had plenty of time to test it in minister, who complained that dis summer session also. City; John B. Callaghan, editor, every way, but when Lindbergh Await Indians armament is proceeding too slow nine o’clock, when the special roll ing steel sticks only about two afternoon given by the Mercantile A number of Indians who make ed In 25 minutes late, a delegation Springfield; Arthur J. McDonald, years. ante to fly it to New York, it was ly. ’88, Holyoke: Alfred S. Nayhew, Association and the Chamber of n no fit condition to fly. up the population of the region Britain Hopeful of 35 prominent South Dakotans Lathes, drills, and numerous Commerce- where the lights were seen are on got aboard and filed forward to the HERALD SCORES BEATS ’13, New Haven, Conn.; Edward S. other implements used in making "It was the one failure of the ‘‘The British government is not Murphy, ’20, Boston; M. Norcross If he does not fly this morning, plane's performanc ' and it was their way south. It is possible that discouraged nor pessimistic," inter club car, there to await the arrival the sticks were distributed about he may make the trip this after- ^ they may have information regard at Huron where they were aug Stratton, Boston, and Thomas A. the court room and the use of the caused by the organization in this jected Sir Austen Chamberlain, ON THE CLINE CASE Vogel. JL D., ’14, Columbus, Ohio. noon. He will not, however, fly at L'ountry which ha^ always impeded ing the missing flyers. The Indians British foreign minister. "The mented by still another group. So machines was demonstrated. The all if it means the breaking of any and held up aviation— the Navy." are due to reach the lake St. John eventual international conference large had the committee become by Horton patent is the invention of engagements. district or other populated districts on disarmament will not be final this time that the club car could First In Six Different Instances Arthur S. Knight, of Schenectady, on St. Peter’s Bay about June 29. not held them and they overflowed C. M. DUNBAR HEADS N. Y., but the Torrington concern Day His Own but will be the first of a series of With Real News— Here They 500 CHINESE DIE It was suggested that the Indians conferences, until the political sit into various compartments of mem claimed that prior patents for a His day Is to be his own, except may have set off the signals, but ex uation in the world permits the na bers of ilie presidential party. Are— Check ’Em. IMPERIAL COUNCIL similar article were filed, and they for the early afternoon luncheon. perienced woodsmen state that nev tions to disarm to the extent sug Welcoming Committee are manufacturing under the earl Tonight he appears at the boxing er before within their memory have gested by the League covenant.” Heading the welcoming commit (Siiecial to The Herald) ier patents. bouts at the Polo Grounds, where AS JUI^CAPSIZE the Indians used flares to announce fee at Lake Preston were Senator Rockville, June 15.— The Man Providence Man Chosen By The revolutionizing of the golf he will see his old friend, Ace Hud- their journey. Norl)eck, Representative Christo- chester Evening Herald has scored stick industry by the use of steel kins, Lincoln. Neb., “ Wildcat” in I'lievson, W. E. Milligan, Republi against all papers that have been Shriners at Convention In shafts Is claimed by the Horton DAMAGE OF |35,000 Atlantic City, N. J. action. He will also attend part of Boats Overloaded With Sol can National Committeeman for the following the Leonard Cline case company. The concern increased its a Ziegfeld theater performance and state; and C. W. Pugsby, president in several ways. It was the first to business from a nominal sum to at midnight will attend the Nun- BY GREENWICH FIRES of the State Agricultural College. announce that it would not be pos Atlantic City, N. J., June 15.— $600,000 annually by replacing diers U pset-Latest News i The president was up very early sible to hear the case In the June Clarence M. Dunbar, of Providence, wood with steel, it was claimed. gesser-Coli benefit performance at tl'.is morning. He was on the rear term and even if the indictment of R. I., was officially installed as the the Roxy theater. platform at 6:15 when the train murder in the first degree was Imperial Potentate of the Shriner.s His mother. Mrs. Evageline Lind Of Civil War, I ‘ N OPEN SAILBOAT Beautiful Home Destroyed and bergh, will bid New York farewell Restaurant Gutted In Early 1 esitated at Tracy, jiliun., and late brought in by the jury that the today at the second session of that COALITION PLANNED at Verdi, last stop in the Badger case would go over to September organization’s fifty-third annual Im at five o’clock this afternoon./She Morning Blazes. .state. A few minutes later, he was for trial. perial Council here. will take a train for St. Loui^ac- Shanghai, June 15.— Between With 50 Cents In His Pocket out again at Elkton, a railroad It was the first paper to give the Dunbar succeeds David W”. Cros- BY IRISH FACTIONS cempanied by members of that three hundred and five hundred Man Starts From Providence Greenwich, Conn., June 15.— tank, first stop in South Dakota. fact that it was the testimony of land, of Montgomery, Ala. All other city’s reception for Lindbergh com Two fires occurring here during soldiers of Sun Chuan Fang’s re To the Azores. Shakes Hands Coroner Arthur G. Bill, who was officers of the Imperial Divan move mittee. St. Louis plans a great re treating armies are reix)rted to the nlight caused losses totaling up During the run from Lake Pres the last witness that turned the up one step. An exciting election is Government Needs Five More ception for Lindbergh upon his ar ward of <35,000. The largest have lost their lives, when com ton to Huron, Mr. Coolidge invited grand jury to vote for a true bill expected late today or tomorrow for Seats to Have a Majority; rival there after his hop off from ■ Providence, R. I., June 15.— An fire, occurring this morning, des New York Friday in the “ Spirit of mandeered junks in which they other daring Atlantic adventurer, the first section of the welcoming of first degree murder. the lowest office. Imperial Outer Nationalists to Aid. troyed the home of Mrs. Imirer E. St. Louis.” were withdrawing capsized. alone like Lindbergh, started from Herezag. near Byram Park, caus committee back to his private car, It was also the first paper that Guard, which is the only one open. Six junks are reported to have here today on a 4,000 mile trip ing a loss of at least $25,000. A shook hands all around and ex told how many votes were cast, At noon today nothing had been Dublin, June 15.— A coalition Guest of Honor pressed pleasure at being in South capsized, probably due to overload over the "rolling deep.” large quantity of antique furni two, before twelve or more of the heard from H. E. Sharer, of Ham between the government and Na Colonel Lindbergh was the guest ing. Each junk carried between 50 eighteen men had voted for this mond, Ind., who is flying here from Hugo H. Martin, 40, alone with ture was reported. Extensive flow Dakota. tionalist Parlies seems likely to be of honor last night at a banquet at and 100 men. a dog and cat, sailed from Wllkes- er gardens near the house were The big reception will be at bill. Hammond in an airplane bringing the final outcome of the Irish elec The majority of Sun Chuan Pierre, where Governor Bulow will It was the first paper that point a message to the Shriners from the Hotel Commodore attended by; barre pier in an open forty-foot ruined. Lack of hydrants in the tions. 3,700 of New York’s most promi Fang’s second army, including both be on hand. A half-hour stop is ed out that it was the usual custom President Coolidge, who spoke in President Cosgrave’s government sailboat— The Despatch— for the neighborhood handicapped the nent personages. Lindy described artillery and infantry forces, has Azores. The lone voyager was firemen. scheduled there at noon, and plans to have a lawyer as chairman of Hammond yesterday on his way to party needs fifty seats in order to now arrived at Tsingtao and its fu have been made for a brief parade the jury and that Attorney Dennis his summer home In the Black Hills form a government and it has thus his hop from New York to Paris, bound for his wife and children in Lawrence Brennan, proprietor of told about the tremendous recep ture disposition rests upon decisions Las Palmas, Canary Islands. Edgewood Lunch, was severely around the town, accompanied by McCarthy, being a lawyer would of South Dakota. tar secured only 4 5 seats, with a being taken in the Peking confer burned when fire destroyed his cowboys and Indians, it any are undoubtedly be the foreman, as he possibility of finally having 47 tions he. had received and, swinging Martin had a good stock of pro to his favorite subject— commercial ence now In progress between visions aboard The Despatch, but place of business, causing a loss of available, and the prominent citi was. AUTO HITS CHILD seats. Although the government Chang Tso Lin, Sun Chuan Fang over $10,000. The fire is believed zenry. It was the first paper that told party will be sufficiently strong to aviation — predicted a glowing carried only fifty cents In his pock future for America in the air, but and Chang Tsung Chang. ets. to have started from a gasoline ex that there was a trump card being XVestport, Conn., June 15.— Jo enable the present government to The Nationalist penetration of The mariner, in his old-fashioned plosion. Brennan was hurt trying WAR VETERAN BURIED withheld that the state had not sephine Saponare, eight, was run carry on without a coalition. warned that the necessary steps Shantung continues, according to sailing craft, plans to sleep only to extinguish the blaze. disclosed that would warrant the down and dangerously hurt today Five seats are still undetermin must be taken to assure the nation Nanking dispatches. Southern com during the afternoons of his long Waterbury, Conn., June 15.— A bringing In of the true bill. by an automobile driven by Charles ed, but the government Is expected this supremacy. muniques announce the capture of voyage, holding to the wind by FOUND DE.AD IX BED large military funeral was held here The delay In casting the vote was Hendricks, prominent local resi to get two of these seats. An essential need Just now. Lind-^ . J dent. The child was taken to Nor The constitutional parties, how Yenchen together with 3,000 pris dragging a sea anchor. today when Mark Scott, former lo due to the fact that some of the bergh said, was the establishment oners. Willlmantlc, Conn., June 15.— cal policeman, was burled. Scott men. did not understand that they walk hospital where she Is reported ever, have had an overwhelming of more and greater airportsr-* The armies of Chiang Kal Shek George Washington Brewer, sixty- after serving here entered the serv were not passing a verdict on the as having a fractured skull. victory In securing 97 seats, with closer to the centers of popnlatlOik are reported to have reached Yo- two, was found dead In bed at his ice of the New Haven railroad and life of a man, but only on such evi Investigation Indicated that the a poll of 793,854, as compared Trans-Atlantic air travel is still chen in their march upon Hankow, TREASURY BALANCE home at Ash street, just over the later of the Pennsylvania railroad dence that the state had which child had run from behind a high with the fifty seats, with a poll of years distant, he said. A eommeiN and an attack upon the stronghold city line, today. He had been ill for as a detective. He died of gas poi would allow being brought before hedge in the Saugatuck district di 349,763, secured by the anti-treaty of the extremists in the Nationalist "Washington, June 15.— Treasury a long time with rheumatism. He soning contracted during service the courturt for a fair trial, that rectly in front of the machine. parties which demanded a change aaovement Is now Imminent, balance June 13: 179,977,296.82. leaves his wife and two sons. overseas. caused the delay. Hendricks was not held. in the constitution. fContinned oa
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WELL, HOW MANY EMERGENCY DOCTORS. m D lN G AND LOAN’ MEN DOES IT TAKE .* Dr. William R. Tinker and Dr. OPEN FORUM MASONS TO OCCUPY Le Verne Holmes will be on duty BENTON FUNERAL There is a reataurailt near Local Stocks CHURCHMEN TAKE to answer emergency calls to ERROR IN. REPORT the Center which has become a morrow afternoon. NEVER LOST A DOLLAR forum where the tendency Is to THIS AFTERNOON Editor, The Herald:— MASONIC CHAIRS bed-time discussions and where NEW HOME IN JULY Will yod please make S| correc (Knruisbed b j Patnam & Co.) tion for me In the Evening Herald the debaters are reluctant to Charles E. House Tells of Re Bid Asked give up the battle so long as of the 15th. Bank Stocks there is a shell left In the lock ABOUTTOWN markable Record at Kiwanis In my report as President of the City Bank & Trust . .69 0 ers. The other night there was First of Next Month Fixed Former Town Qerk Laid to Meeting^— 37 Years Old- Eighth School and Utilities District Capitol Nat Bank . . .265 Confer Master Mason De an unusually heated controversy Flag Day was but slightly ob as printed In yemr paper of the Conn River ...... 300 on a subject which has probably served hsre yesterday. Flags were Charles E. House, secretary of 14 th, there Is an error which I wish rir?t Bond and Mort . 53 gree oh Prominent Work never before been argued so For Use of Temple; Dedi displayed on the principal town Rest In East Cemetery; the Manchester Building and Loan to correct. Under Sewer Depart First Natl (H tfd )...3 0 0 earnestly and at such length— and school buildings in the after association gave a ten minute talk ment the item "Money paid for new Hart Natl Bk & Tr . .450 How many men does it take to noon. The flags at the Town hall Simple Services. today before the Kiwanis club on sewer mains. This will come back Hart Aetm rts ...... 62 er-U nusual Meeting, move a freight car in the East cation Next October. and the Center park were not flown the work of th^ organization. into treasury by assessment’’ Htfd-Conn Trust Co .650 Hartford yards? The controver in the morning because of the rain. Mr. House told the members at should read $31,761-70 Instead of Land Mtg & Title .. 59 94 sy went on till 2 in the morn their weekly luncheon loathe Hotel $3175.17. This error was made in Morris Plan Bank . . . 125 ing. A marriage license was issued at Manchester paid official tribute Sheridan that the association has copying tho figures by leaving off Park St T r u s t...... 4 80 Unique In the history of Man Manchester lodge of Masons will been organized 37 years. The first “ Well,” at length proposed officially occupy its quarters In the the offlee of the Town Clerk this to the memory of Sanford M. Ben the cypher and moving the figures Phoenix St Bk Tr . .405 415 chester Masonry was last night's the leader of one side, “ let’s go morning to Garfield K. Keeney, 24, ton today. Flags flew at half-mast company of the kind formed In one column to the right. Hope the Riverside T ru st...... 450 communication of the Master Mas newly erected Masonic temple at this country was started 90 years out to East Hartford and find the Center after July 1, It was and Miss Dorothy Hanson, 22. Mr. throughout the town and this after tax payers will forgive me for this Bonds on degree. Every chair was occu out for ourselves.” Keeney is a carpenter and Miss noon the Municipal Buildlng^t the ago in Philadelphia when a group error, I am Htfd & Conn West 6. 95 pied by active members of the learned today. The temple has been men banded together to save “ Done,” said the leader of under construction since last year Hanson is a music teacber. Center was closed out of respect Yours truly East Conn Power .. 99^ 102 South Methodist church as they for the man who for twenty-seven money for home building. 365 the other side. and work has progressed so far that The associations are primarily F. A. SWEET, Hart E L 7 s ...... '355 conferred the degree upon a proni- Whereupon they all piled In John Lyons of Hemlock street is years served so faithfully and effi Conn L P 4 l 4 s ----- 98 100% innent church member and two the lodge rooms will be ready for for home builders. The money Pres. to automobiles and rode to East occupancy at the first of ne.xt confined to his home with an attack ciently as town clerk. Editor’s Note— The copy of the re Conn L P 7 s ...... 117^ 120 other local men. Those who receiv Simple but Impressive was the which is deposited with the asso Hartford. What they found out month. of tonsilltls. ciation is invested wisely and Mr. port furnished The Herald bore this Conn L P 5 l ^ s ...... 109 110% ed the title of Master Mason were funeral service held at the home Brid Hyd 5 s ...... 104 ■105 Christopher Glenney, of the firm of was not made public on their Four Masonic orders will occupy House brought out the fact that error. return, for the restaurant had Louis Schaller has sold to Reuben on 10 Chestnut street at 2:30 this Insurance Stocks Perrett and Glenney, Paul Hage- the rooms in the new building. since the organization here 37 550 closed. They are Manchester lodge. No. 73, McCann a house and lot on Spruce afternoon. Rev. Joseph Cooper, years ago not one dollar has been SE E ^'G EXTRADITION Aetna Insurance . . . .540 dorn, proprietor of the Flats Fill pastor of the South Methodist .\etna Casual Sure ..775 ?90 ing Station, and his son. Howard
MANCHESTER '(CONN.) EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1927. ____ _ — *
' pie’s Saving Bank of Rockville held hold a lawn party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene ITatt spent Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Pressler on the ■week-end. at the home of Mrs. i yesterday showed the bank to be In TOLLAND 'P.'att’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. TALCOTIVILLE I a prosperous condition. The usual Thompson street, Tuesday evening, June 28. The public is invited. Frink. Sunday Mr. and .Mrs. Ilatt, R o c k v i l l e two and a halt per cent, was voted Mrs. Fred Johnson and Miss Mrs. A. E. Frink and friends from The Ladies’ Foreign Missionary to depositors as of July 1. The bank Mr. and Mrs. Herman Richter auxiliary have plans 'well undeif of Springfield have returned home Lena Lengell were guests of Mr. Glastonbury motored 10 Maulsou has deposits of over $4,000,000 and and Mrs. Harry Royce ^ Wales, and spent the day at the bench. way for the luhcheon which they a surplus of almost $300,001. after spending a few days as the are to serve In Talcbtt hall Friday guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Mass., last Friday. Guests ut .Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Judge John E. Fisk is president and Miss Florence Meacham enter Lewis Sunday were Mrs. Abner of this week at t'welve noon. This (^Ulff of Franklin street. is somewhat of ai innovation in the PLAN EXTENSION Frederick N. Belding vice presi Miss Caroliire Neupert, daugh tained several of her friends from Shlppoe, mother of Mrs. Lewis, .Mr. i i h ^ dent. J. Everett North is secretary New Britain over the week-end. and Mrs. Charles Henry, Mr. and life of the village, although the ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Neupert Golden Rule society has served and George W. Randall is the of Windsor avenue, is confined to Mr. and Mrs. I. Tilden Jewett Mrs. John Jacobson of Mansfield noon luncheons with success. treasurer. 'I’he assets for the year the house with tonsilitis. were guests ef relatives in Holyoke and Frank Whitehouse of 'Vermont. OF LIGHT SERVICE The committee of ladles In have increased $400,000. Mrs. Minnie Frost and Mrs. Lil Sunday. Edward Frink arrived from Rut SPECIAL charge includes Miss Alice Dexter* The Rest Period lian Neupert of Hartford were Mr. and Mrs. John H. Steele vis land, Vt., Monday. Mr. Frink will j the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otto ited Mr. Steele's mother in Wales, spend some time in Connecticut be Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. Frank FOR Tills is tlie rest period, asit fore returning to Vermont. Smith, Mrs. Alfred Pitkin and Mrs. ight lie called, for the students of Dreschler of Windsor avenue over Mass., last week. Superintendent In City To- the week-end. Mr. Halleck is building a silo on Graduation exercises of the local McNally. They are preparing tb 0 Roclvville Higli school. The ex the farm recently purchased of grammar school w’ill taue place in serve a large number with a good aminations have been completed Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gordon of South Manchester were the guests John Mahak on Sugar full. the town ht.ii Thursday afternoon. hot substantial meal, featuring the THURSDAY day — Superior Court and the different divisions of the of Mr. and Mrs. William Kreyslg Eonald Graham was a Sunday Mib.s Hoibrook, eigbi.i grade following dishes, clam chowder, graduating class are in preparation of Franklin street over the week guest at the home of Charles Ster- te.rcher, will go to Manchester tc baked beans, frankfurters and rolls, for the '.vork that they have to do end. rv. teach next year and Miss Young potato salad, pies and coffee. The VERANDA CHAIRS AND ROCKER Cases— Police News, before graduation which will be Miss Lillian '"'racy and Miss William Clark of Florida and will teach iu that room. The other ladies are hoping that the house held Friday, June 24. Grace Angel of Hartford were the Hartford was a guest Monday of teacners. Bradley and Miss wives will refuse to prepare dinner $1.98 EAC H Police Court guests of the latter’s sister. Miss ISIr. and Mrs. J. IT. fteele. Cooic, will remain here another at home for the family oh Friday (Limit 1 of each to a customer) and that everybody will dine at the (Special to Tlic H<'ial(l) That Judge Fisk is not going to Gertrude of Orchard street over Between twenty and th ir;/ of the year. Rockville, June 15.— David Low- tolerate the idea that some people the week-end. friends of Miss Margaret Morris AHss Olive Hutchinson, president • hall. rey, superintendeiU of the Rock- in Rockville have about resistin;; Robert Greenwood of Grove gave her a ver.v pleasanr surprise of the Girls’ League, will ente.’'tain ville-Willimantic Electric I.ialit an otlicer when he goes to make an street has resigned his position at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James the members at her home Thurs Company was in Roclcville tlii.s with the United States Envelope Sterrett one evening last week. day evening at 7:30. arre.si was shown in the City Police company and has accepted a posi afternoon in conference witli tlie Ccuri tills morning when a tine of Children's Day -was observed at There -will a be special Grange tion in New Jersey. the Federated church Sunday at local management concerning •.he .$10 for intoxication, $20 for meeting Friday evening to confer Notice is hereby given to all legal further extension of the lines of tlie the mqrning service with music the third and fourth degrees ou a voters of the Eighth School and CasK - I breach of the peace and a jail sen and recitations and dialogues company...... tence. of ___ sixty^ __ days_ was___ imposed class of candidates. The women’s Utilities District of Manchester, WAPPING suitable for the occasion. degree team from Wethersfield will Conn., that the annual meeting of There have been several petitions ' upon Klemlence Mataistis, who yes- An entertainment will be given confer the third degree and the said district will be held in Assem Store presented to the company for the terday nio,nirfg resisted arrest , T. T 1 ■ in the Town Hall on Wednesday men’s degree team from Wethers bly Hall, School Building, North extension oft their system and nov when Captain 1 obin started to ar- ’"I" evening for the benefit of the Sal- field will confer the fourth degree. School Street, on Thursday evening, Ihat the north shore of the “ upper ' rest him on Market street. The _ daughtei, Mis. Susie L^ Briggs, left j Army. It will be a musical Orders Tuesday for Concord Haven, Solon, June 16 ,1927, at 7 o’clock, stand pond" and Bolton is being develop- | fact, too, that the prisoner had been f entertainment given by one of the ard time, for the following purposes ed the company has .ilreaily e.xtend- | before the court on several other Maine. They expect to be gone largest musical families in the about two weeks and will bring NOTICE to wit: Only ed their lines to that point and occasions, three of them resulting world, a father, mother and eleven 1. To choose a moderator. have included the homes of resi in jail sentences, did not help him two children Lawrence children. Those who have heard 2. To hear the report of the dents aiong the bark road by the in the case this morn ng. Maynard Biiggs, back home this musical family consider it a Notice is hereby given to the le j with them, and while there, they gal voters of the Fifth Distrist of Auditors. » old reservoir to the pond, taking in rare treat. There will be no admis 3. To hear the report of the , . T, _ will attend the graduation exer- sion but a collection ■will‘be taken the Town of Manchester, that the the Dr. Beach house and the newiy Jacob l astorto, son of Mr. and j ,.[geg_ where the boys will gradu- annual meetiiug of said District President and School Committee. rebuilt home of P. J. O'Leary of -Ii.'-. Louis 1 astorto, was struck by j griggs, who lost her hus- for the Salvation Army. 4. To hear the report of the Edward E. Fuller and John N. will he held In the school house of Manchester. an automobile driven by Allred , ^and. John Briggs, of Maine, re- said District, located 'on Keeney Treasurer. The residents of Vernon Center.. t hapde aine. proprietor of the j ^er home in the Keeney, state auditors for the Sav 5. To hear the report of the Tax Made of heavy selected rock maple stock. Finished either street, in the Town of Manchester, natural or brown, finest quality and absolutely watprproof. are also anxious to secure lights ; Kockyille Hoii.se on Tuesday morn-| father, Charles E. ings Bank of Tolland, have com Collector. pleted the annual audit of the on Monday evening. June 20, Makes an excellent, rocker for porch, bedroom or sewing room. and already there lias been a peti-' at ll. l.-). Mi. Chapdelaine was ; Lathron of Biickland. 1927 at 7 o’clock in the afternoon 6. To hear the report of the Latlirop of Buckland. bank’s books and accounts. tion presented by eighieen house 1'Ji ■'hig into the holei and struck' Wesley Smith trom New London of said day, (standard time) for Chief of the Manchester Fire De I’u.storto wlu) was walking on the The graduation exercises for the owners in Vernon Center for lights arrived at the home of his parents, the following purposes to wit: partment. sidewalk in front of the driveway. grammar school will be held in Tsis would take care of the County Mr. and Mrs. G. Walter Smith, last 1. To-choose a moderator. 7. To see if the District will Home in that section also. The He was taken into the hotel and the Congregational church Thurs 2. To hear the reports of the vote to appropriate a sum of money Dr. E. H. Metcalf was called. He Friday to stay until Sunday even day evening, June 16th. G. E. Keith Furniture Co., Inc. company is exceptionally busy and ing. district officers. for playground purposes. already has lights in Andover and was later moved to his home on 3. To elect a committee, com 8. To see if the District will Corner Main and School Sts. South Manchester, Conn. the Henry farm. Miss Almira Adams is ill at the within a short time it is expected posed of three members, for the vote to place sprinkler system in In communication witli Mrs. home of her parents, and under the that a complete loop will be made care of Dr. Lundberg of Manches ANDOVER ensuing year. any or all of the school buildings. Pasiorto on Tuesday evening, she 4. To elect a Clerk, Treasurer, 9. To elect officers for the Dis to carry the lines down tlirough to staled that her son was in consider ter. the Bolton pomjs, giving the many Mrs. Mary Foster and grandson, Children’s Day will be observed and Auditors, for the ensuing year. trict and Fire Department. able pain and confined to his bed 10. To see if the District will cottage owners on tlie lower lake Dwight Barber, from Westfield, N. next Sunday morning. At the Chris 5. To see if the district will vote ------— and that his knee was badly bruis- vote to piy any of its officers salar- the right to connect up wilji lights j -with quite a deep gash in it. He J., are the guests at the home of tian Endeavor meeting in the eve to lay a tax. Mr. and Mrs. Walter N. Foster of 6. To see if the district will vote iGS. McGovern Granite Co. VIOLIN INSTRUCTION and may continue the line so as to ; will be under Dr. Metcalfs care for ning the Mansfield Christian En 11. To see if the District will form a loop through Bolton Notch gome time, P’oster street. deavor Society will take charge. to authorize the treasurer to bor Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Nevers Mrs. Thornton Griswold is at the row in the name of the district, a vote to lay a tax. CEMETERY MEMORIALS- into Andover. Junior Picnic Frid.ay 12. To see if the District will for advanced pupils. Ensemble and three daughters, Ruth, Doro home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. sum or sums of money to meet the Represented by At present the section of Bolton ! Tlie Junior class of the Rockville legal obligations of the district, vote to authorize Its officers to bor Center now lighted by electric ' High school will hold its annual thy and Elsie, and Mrs. Charles J. Holden Brown convalescing from C. W. HARTEXSTEIN training if desired at no extra Dewey, motored to tlieir cottage at and to give the district’s note or row sufficient money to meet the lights is from power furnished by j picnic at Crystal Lake, Friday, an operation on her throat. necessary obligations of the Dis 149 Summit St. Telephone 1621 cost. Enroll now for summer Camp Bettiol, Tylervllle, and hack notes, or other obligations for the the Manchester Electric Company, ' June IT. The picnic will take Their will be a public whist at same, when it is for the interest of trict, and give the District’s note, last Sunday afternoon. which also lights Talcotiville. Tlie place at Rail's wit dancing durln.g the town nail Wednesday evening. said district to do so, in the treas notes or other obligation or obliga gtudy. Special attention to be lights in Bolton do not extend to tlie evening. Music will be fur- Mr. and Mrs. Franklin G. Welles, Prtceeds to go towards the hall Sr., of Avery street entertained her urer’s judgment. tions therefore, when in their opin ginners. Private lessons. Bolton Notch, but oiilv as far ;.s nished by Kubrick's orchestra. The fund. 7— To see if the district willion it is for the interest of the dis iiiotlier, Mrs. Sarah Smith of New William Thompson, who has the Rainbow and to tho.se lunises i’''Ofecds from the picnic go toward vote to pay a sum or suuis for ser trict so to do. between the Manchester line and ; 'he Washington trip llie commlt- Milford, over the week-end. been ill for the past two weeks is vices of the district committee A very pleasant time was enjoy 13. To transact any other busi WILUAM TURKINGTON also to Bolton Center. 1'^ some better. ness proper to come before said ed when the graduating class of the men. Remenibered By Lrionds Durand. Lewis Phelps and family motored 8— To transact any other busimeeting. Wappiiig Center school, met at the to East Lyme Sunday and took their At Kemp’s Music House. Rev. F. J. Hinchcy. the new as-! siicriden— Lueike ness that oay be proper to come Signed, home of Mr. and. Mr.=. John W sen, Charles, who entered the "i ale before said meeting. F. A. SWEET, sistant pastor at St. Beinarc s | ^ very pretty wedding took place Watson, of Vernon street, Manches Engineering Camp for a course church, who came to Roi’ ltMlle last < ],,oriiing at St. Bernard's Dated at Manchester, Conn., this President. ter Green, last Saturday afternoon. surveying. Mr.^Phelps will be in 14th day of June. 1927. Dated at Manchester, Conn., thi? week from the Cliunii of the Bless church when Miss Anna Lueike of The house and porch were very ed Sacrament in W'aterbury was camp until July 7. \V. H. PALMER, 11th day of June, 1927. Ellington and Josepli Sheriden of tastefully decorated with gold and Committeeman. not forgotten by the members of Thompsoiiville were united in blue, the class colors. Miss Irene Electrical Work that church as today he received a marriage by Rev. George T. Sin- Skinner played a march and all substantial gift of money from the nolt. The bride wore a gown of marched into the dining room, NOTICE of all kinds promptly and members of tlie cliurch where he • white duchess satin, a Gloria Swan- where a buffet lunch was served. Notice of Aiuuial .Meeting. efficiently donei had labored. Fallicr Hincliey is fast , sou veil and carried a shower bou- Harry P. Files of Boston spent inaking friends in Rockville and : quet of roses and lilies-of-thc-val- the week-end at bis home here. Notice is hereby given that the Housewiring - undoubtedlv will Lc an able assis-* ley. Miss Rose Lueike. sister of Annuel Meeting of the legal voters ‘Save The Surface’ tant to Father Sinnot, pastor of St. j the bride, was bridesmaid and wore of the Fourth School District of Going Out Of Business Sale a gown of yellov.- taffeta and pic Electrical Appliances ^ Bernard's cliurch. Manchester, Connecticut, will be With a coat of good paint. Thirty-Fifth Aimivcrs.ui y ture liat to inatcli, carrying an arm ADDISON held in the school building of said Repaired -j The thirty-tifth anniversary of bouquet of Oiihelia roses. Mr. I’hil- j ------district, Monday, June 20, 1927, at If your house, garage or any ip Sheriden, brother of the groom, ' Yesterday a swarm of Iioneybees tlie organization of tlie Lutiies 8 o’clock p. ill.. Daylight, Saving other building of wood con Repair work called; for. an! Auxiliary tc the A. O. 11., will lie was his attendant. 1 swarmed about the nest of * Time, for the following purposes, to Following the ceremony a recep- s chippy bird located on the limb of Now Going On delivered. observed tonight when members of tioii and wedding breakfast was [ pear tree. The mother bird was wit: - I, struction is going to stand the General Electric and the order and invited guetss w'.ll 1. To elect a moderator of sail served at the home of the bride’s I ^lad at tbo.se bees and darted at rigors of time and the weather Point appliances for sale. ,W ifl have a banquet in tlie Rockville puronts in Ellington. | them so persistently that the bees meeting. 2. To hear and take action on be glad to demonstrate' House. Many of the -state oflicers -YnP's ' beat a retreat. it must be protected by paint. have been invited to attend. The regular montll^J• meeting of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Treat are ex- the reports of the District OfQcers. quote prices on any electricaJ 3. To elect Officers for the ensu Let us do your painting. Our City .Meeting ihe Roi kville I'isitin^ Nurse asso- , pected at their country home here Electrical Fixtures household appliance. i The City .Meeting last niglit did ciation will be held this evening at t^bls week. ing year. , efficient workmen will give you not develop mucli opposition to tlie 7:45 in the rooms. j Douglas, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. 4. To see If the District will levy an A l job. RADIO INSTALLATION " 11 mill tax although the lublic Elbririigc Leonard of the grad- Brownell, arrived home yester- a tax, and determine the rate and >. works committee did come in for uating class of the Rockville High I jay fifroni the Hartford hospital date of payment thereof. and Appliances 5. To see if the District will au I sell a guaranteed Radio some unfavorable comment. Tlie I school, lias acceiited a position in where...... e he was operated on for ap- tube for $1.50, also insiilaitors, tax rate of 11 mills recommeude-d | the Bond Stenographic department pendicitispemlic about ten days ago. thorize its Treasurer to borrow in hv tlie council wa.s passed and $1.-1 of the Aetna Insurance company — ------— the name of said District sufficient aerial wire, lightning arresttMt?, funds to meet the requirements of John I. Olson 1)1)0 was voted for the investigation | of Hartford. , r OY FLKES REFOR.MATORY. At Very Low Prices etc. and improvement of tlie septic | Thomas Regan, William Cratty. Waterbury, Conn., June 15.— the District for the ensuing year, Painting and Decorating and give the note or notes of the tanks used in the city sewer dis I Theoilorc Scheiner and Herbert Charles Pratt, committed to the Contractor. Clough will attend the Kaplan- I George Junior Republic at Lltch- District for same. posal. Of this amount about $500 6. To transact any other business Light Candle or Drop Fixtures as low a s ...... $8.00 600 .Main St., Johnson Block ivill be put to use iu cleaning up tlie ■ Fields figlit in New York today, ' field bv his parents when he was ar- , ------^ 5 JOHN H. BUCKLBT i .Mr.s. Gertiude Clifford Brady, , rested on charges of burglary seven | proper to ^ Others proportionately reduced. tanks so they may again function leaclier of singing, will hold an in- Soutli .Manchester 94 Foster S t Tel. 24ftT and the oilier jiart will he used in a Candle B ra ck e ts...... $2.00 and up av"lc-ul' !o “ method : | rtSon^during*'the night mid" was ! Committee of the Fourth School BUrvev that m mlU. I Fiss- of ' today. , .The George | , District^ of Mancheste New home builders can save as much as $50 on a fix uf dissolution of tlu' mnis sewer , m,-. ;,nd Mrs. August Fiss of l “officials charge he j June 14, 1927. tures for a house. dmposal so it ma> h. t.iMn < at e 01^-1^ attended the praduat- 1 iCte ITICH p,-operty of------other- - members---- * I j ------and not add to tlir pollution ol the 1 oxerei.ses of their niece. Miss I of the institution and...... he will be 1 S tr e a m - I Edna Eiss of Hartford, today. placed on trial here tomorrow. j Docket Cleared | Mjg, Martin E. Pierson has re- SUMMER Ill addition 10 to metlie comimiauoEicontinuation j turned to Herlier nomehome on Talcott laicou ave-|ave- APPLIANCES of the criminal_•_t__1 case of n’l.Thomas___ „ eS. 1 mie _ after a few days.1__ ___ spent__* in Clin- ■ RELIGIOUS MARRIAGE Herbert,v T _ . .i _____» ^as already ♦told4^ 1 . 1 111in Tlie ton. Conn. Percolators, regular $7.00 v a lu e ...... $3.50 Herald to the Seiv.eml)er term of Cliarlcs J. McCarthy of Collage 1 Rome, June 15.— The religious j VIOLIN T o a ste rs...... $3.00 and up When you’ve taken com marriage of Senator Guglielmi Mar-i tlio criminal side of iho superior street has received a well merited Waffle Ir o n s ...... $7.00 and up liromolion from tlic Plioenix Mutu coni, inventor of the wireless, and: court and the vacating of the ai)- F a n s ...... : ...... $3.50 and up pcal of John Wetstone, ilic decision al Life Insurance company, having Countess Bezzlscall took place to-1 SCHOOL mand of a Commander to try the I.eonard Cline case in , lieen aiipoiiUcd . . registrar of the day at the church of Santa Maria Heaters ...... $3.00 and up Dcgli Angela. the September term, leaves no |''0"'e oHice in Haitford. For Beginners eriminal business to come before 1 Ameiicau Ordei, Soms of ht. Cardinal Lualdi performed the] Flashlights Boudoir Lamps. ceremony. you’ll know Harry Hartz, the superior court in this county will hold an n.porInnt I VIOLINS FURNISHED A Few Radio Batteries and Tubes. ‘ ,, 1 meeting in Foresters hall this The civil ceremony was perform-] this mon 1. ,, , , , , levelling. It is hoped that every ed on Sunday. ' I he civil cases which haNc been an effort to be EVERYTHING MUST GO BEFORE JULY 1st hanging fire will he disposed of American Racing Star, present. Plans will he made for Avoid Imitationa A FREE when Judge Edward Yoemans tlie convention to he lield in Rock Quality comes to Rockville the last w^'ek of ville in August. ____Product CLASS NOW FORMING this month and the docket will lie Ladies' Niglit will be oliscrved is right when he says: cleared and ready for the business Safe Milk APPROVED METHOD Johnson’s Electric Co. liy tlie \’ernon Grange on Friday and Food tliat will he returned for tlie Sep cvmiing. Mrs. A. Kenneth Webster ENROLL NOW 35 Oak Street, South Manchester “ It is xny opinion that Th© Com tember term. will be in cliar.gc of tlie program. For INFANTS, Rank Show.s (iain The Luther League of the First Children. Invalidm mander wiU maintain any given The special meeting of the Peo- ! Evangelical Lutheran church will and All Agta KEMP’S speed, up to 65 miles per hour, longer, more smoothly, and at less SKETUHBS BY BESSEY expense per hour traveled, for gas THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE: (6) The Moon SYNOPSIS BY BRAUCHER oline, oil and repairs, than any other stock automobile now being built in the United States.” THE COMMANDER *1545 to $1645/. o. b. fa ctory. O ther Studahakar and Erakine models fro m $945 to $3495 CONKEY AUTO COMPANY From• - one ■ of . theL - lofty. . mountain - - peaks of the moon ' 20 East Center Street. SOUTH MANCHESTER The moon is our nearest neighbor in 'the universe. The moon, in following There are hundreds of the ball that is our earth would appear like this. Sometimes it is not more than 220,000 miles away. Its its orbit around the earth craters on the moon. It takes 27 days, 7 hours, 43 minutes and 11.§, seconds surface is covered with mountain ranges and craters always turns the same Some scientists think for the moon to travel around the earth. About 50 STUDEBAKER which are believed to be the result of long extinct vol face toward us. The these are the results of moons could be placed In a ball the size of our earth. paths of moon and earth volcanic eruptions ages (To Be Continued^ THIS IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR canoes. An imaginary picture of the moon’s volcanoes I --V are shown above. 614 BY NEA, THROUGH SPECIAL PERMISSION OF TH E PUBLISHERS JP TH E BOOK OF MIQW LEPCt; ages ago is shown here. , ______ago.______V ■FAtSfiWtJR MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JTUNB 15, IteT.
IRanrtfeiBtrr genital bypochrondriacs is a real Hugo Eckener is planning to fly shock. from Berlin to Berlin via Yokoha turning 3H?raIb But after all, there may be a clue. ma, New York and way stations, in, 'When a spontaneously funny man twelve and a half days.’ He' only i»UBUSHED BY undertakes to be funny on contract plans a couple of stops. THE HERALD PRINTING CO. and per specifications the result Is Notwithstanding that during the Foan£«d br BIwood -i Bla Ocu L 1881 sometimes disastrous. Never was war Germany spent a very consid Every Evening Except Sunday* -*.nd there anybody funnier than the late erable part of her resources on Zep Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at Man Bill Nye so long as he was funny pelins that accomplished next to chester as Second Claa* Mall Matter. only when the spirit moved him. nothing and that were wrecked by SUBSCKIPTION RATES: By Mall ilx dollar* a year, aixty cents a But when he agreed to be funny at the dozens, they persist over there month tor ahorter perloda the rate of so many thousand words in believing that the big bags can By carrier, eighteen cent* r. weeic. Single ooplea three centa a week at so much cash per thou do things. However, the bookmak SPECIAL advertising REPRE sand, that was the end of him. ers will probably be willing to give BY DON E. MOWRY <^signing of the Declaration of Inde SENTATIVE. Hamllton-Oe Ll»*er. The doctors tell Will Rogers he Dr. Eckener pretty fair odds that pendence and early days In Canton. Inc.. 285 Madison Avenue. New York Then there were native folk dances, and 612 North Michigan Avenue. must have a long rest. At the end of his ship won’t go around the world Secretai-y, the .American Communi Chicago. ty Advertising Association staged by the foreign-born. Em The Manchester Evening Herald is it let us hope that he emerges not either in twelve days or tw’elve phasis was placed on American on sale In New York City at Schultz’s only with all his physical and tem months. manners and language. The affair News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd. Nearly every American city no-^’ •ttreet and 42nd. Street entrance of peramental alertness rest.5red, but has a number of foreign-born resi- j closed with songs, a talk and the Grand Central Station. contract-free. And stays so. dents- The problem of making these | presentation of certificates. “International News Service has the residents into good Americans and j Night schools in Canton have exclusive rights to use for republlca- Important tlon In any form all news dispatches making them realize the benefits j 2000 enrolled and the credited to or not otherwise credit CONTRAST. and importance of citizenship is a department is the Americanization ed In this paper. It Is also exclusively Thirty Negro laborers marooned task which too many cities neglect. division. Classes are conducted In entitled to use for repubilcatlon all various sections of the city. For the the local or undated new* published In a section house on the embank Canton, O., has solved this prob herein." lem in an admirable manner. women, burdened with home work ment of a l\Iississippi valley rail Four times a year, when classes and with children, the instructors road, with the water creeping high take out their final citizenship conduct classes in the homes. The WEDNESD.4.Y, JUNE 15, 1927 I fee to become a member pf any of er about them every moment, and New York, June 15.— They pre papers in the county courts. Canton arranges elaborate programs in I the classes is but two dollars for a with no imaginable way of escaping, dict In Manhattan that the day of which the new citizens play a 1 full term of three months. were hailed by the crew of a power the “ millionaire waiters” and na MONUMENTS prominent part. 'Wlthont these pro ; Hundreds of foreign-born men boat which was towing a scow load tionally famed chefs will be done In a rather highly localized grams the granting of citizenship i and •v\’omen, many of them gray- of provisions toward a trapped w'hen the present quota of famous speech, better calculated to stir the food handlers has passed on. would ■be a dull-affair. i haired, are members of the begin- community miles away. “ Can’t take Last April there '^s'ere 1500 at-j ners’ class, the English class or the pride of the industrial midwest than The pessimists certainly seem to you aboard unless I throw over tending this affair. They staged a , citizenship class, and Canton is to attract very wide attention have something to wall about. In board this stuff for the starving the newest eating places little Pageant of Nations, including | Americanizing its whole foreign- throughout the country. President tableaux showing colonial history, born population. folks at The Bogue,” shouted tho seems to remain of that pride of Coolidge yesterday, at Hammond, cuisine that made Delmonicos, captain. “ 'What do you sayZ I can Ind., nevertheless pointed to an Sherrys and such names known come back for you tomorrow, may elementary fact about .America about the w'orld. One or two who be.” have attempted to appeal only to which it has not occurred to many For three days the Negroes had the aristocratic palates have found other persons to enlarge upon. the public unresponsive. WASHINGTON LETTER been stranded in that hut, jammed “ The estimation which we, as a A few of the famous hotels still together, with scarcely anything to nation, set upon the patriotic ef pride themselves on their dining eat. Their situation was ghastly. rooms, but Broadway has been forts of those who have served in “ No sub, Captain sub; you best taken over almost completely by time of war,” said Mr. Coolidge, Chinese chow-mein parlors, arm jest travel right along with that Music W ithout Effort “ is revealed not only in the untold chair quick lunches, drug-store leaped from his chair like a man grub. Us kin wait.” So shouted one By RODNEY DCTCHER treasure which we have lavished counters and other quick-and- who sat on a tack. of the trapped men; and not a voice hastys, such as would bring, tears upon them an? their dependants, “ That’s nothing— just the roof was raised in remonstrance. to the eyes of the gourmets of old. 'Washington. June 15.— The ord settlin',” said Mr. Coolidge, taking l m o s t every Orthophonic Victrola can be purchased Mith but also in the lilghest pose'b’ p hon The average supper clubs have inary gent who mutters and groans All over the vast submerged another puff at his cigar. an electric motor that plays continuously. ors which have been const.rntly con made no pretense at food, cater as he shells out $300 to have his areas Negroes performed acts of ferred on them by their fellow citi ing chiefly to the eyes, ears and roof reshingled was inclined to A If you are considering the purchase of an Orthophonic quiet heroism which matched the feet. sniff suspiciously when $300,000 Work -would have begun on the zens. Victrola, we will gladly demonstrate the one you like best— in bravest and most enterprising Outside the dining salons of those ■was appropriated to “ fix the roof” White House long before if- the “ As a people we stand in respect few flag-bearers of an old tradi of the White House. president had not been so reluctant your 0"wn home. There, you can see the added decorative note achievements of their white neigh ful reverence b:fore the things that tion, the best food to be found in - There was much wagging of 1o transfer his domicile. It is one of it gives to your room. Then, if you like, you can keep it, en bors. And writers on the ground m. It is hut a passing New York is in little foreign, cafes heads. his characteristics that he detests joying wonderful music as you pay for the instrument out of have given due recognition to their of the East Side and lower water Anyone -who has seen the tons of at we bestow upon wealth prolonged changes of scenery which your income. patience, their courage and their front, belt. Here people actually go steel, brick, tile and timber at the vary his accustomed routine and I : ;, compared with that orderly behavior. for the purpose of eating, a consid White House portals, the great remove him from all the-conven There’s an Orthophonic Victrola for every home with prices which we pour cut upon courage, eration practically unknown to the crane on the lawn and other evi iences of efficiency and comfort Yet in yesterday’s news dis ranging from $95 up. Come in and let us show them to you— patriotism, holiness, character. Wo uptown belt. dences of extensive operations, will such as he enjoys at the White patches there was a short item tell Meanwhile those veteran artists realize how superfluous was all tomorrow morning I dedicate no monuments to merely House. He likes to have buttons to ing how’ two Negroes, accused of of gastronomy and table etiquet that worry. push and his staff close by. financial and economic success, the murder of a white man, had take on the flavor of grandees. The wooden truss support on Thus, summer vacations are while our country is filled with They are bowed to and enshrined, ■which the second floor depended so something of a bugbear for him, been seized by a Mississippi mob— memorials to those who have done and go about their affairs after the long— because supporting columns although necessary from a physical living, be it remembered, in the In c. service for their fellow men.” fashion of efficient business chief had been pulled out to enlarge the standpoint and highly advisable WATKINS BROTHERS. same state as the thirty Negroes tains. rooms— is being replaced by a from a political standpoint. The True enough. There are moments CRAWFORD AND CHAMBERS RANGES who let the food scow go on to The Thus Oscar of the 'W’aldorf, one structure of steel -whicli will be do president considered it rather a built to riches, but they are built of the most famed, has- a secretary ing business long after our great- Bogue— and with fiendish cruelty nuisance when he vacationed at by the owners of the riches them to attend to all his affairs. If one grand-grandchildren have become Swampscott and had to keep his ex burned at the stake. ■wishes to get Oscar on ttie phone, selves, and they do not stir the presidents. ecutive offices in Lynn. Apparently Is It any wonder that there are the voice you ■will first hear is that The contractor can hardly ue pulse. Strangers do not come hun- this situation will be more than du thousands of people in the North of Martin Laffey, who relieves the making any exorbitant profit. He plicated in the Black Hills this I dreds of miles to lay wreaths on chef of business details. who not only gravely question was required to erect a temporary summer. 'the doorstep of the Singer build Speaking of cafes. I -walked past protecting roof as he took off the “ Tools ain’t handy,” Mr. Cool which race— the black or the what once was elmonlco’s, only to ing. They lay them on the tomb of old one— which has made it appear idge is quoted as having explained white— is proving itself the superi find that it, was now occupied by to tourists as if ihe White House the Unknown Soldier. in an informal moment. or race in the South, but who are one of those places where you turn supported a full-fledged roof gar in your cigar coupons for an alarm almost at the point where they will den. A temporary floor had to be Clock, a safety razor or a lamp built over the second story, also for .ANOTHER ADVENTURER. conclude that the question Is a shade. purposes of protection. The con Chairman Butler, beat the presi While millions of eyes were on question no longer. tractor had to take out $750,000 in dent to it by getting in a week’s Never yet, among all the crimes Continuing up Fift’n Avenue, you surance, covering possible damage vacation in the Canadian woods Lindbergh, Viking of the skies, may note that reckers have left and refusing to let his office know hardly a handful of Americans had with which, the Southern blacks are to everythin.g in sight, at the same nothing but broken stone crumbs time guaranteeing to keep the where he could be reached. This time to note the departure of Hugo accused, have they ever been charg of what was once the aristocratic was Butler's first fishing and G. FOX CO., Inc, White House as sightly as possible & and beautiful Vanderbilt mansion. roughing trip for five or six years. Hohana from Providence on a ven ed with burning a human being during operations. And everywhere you go it seems He was accompanied by an old alive. And th3 I oof is only part of the ^Department btorc ture no less perilous than the boy that the colorful and picturesque j friend from Boston and a guide or air king’s, and which would be no job. For instance, the contractor places are passing in favor of those j had to Install seven new bathtubs, two. A A.’ standardized 20-story apartments] less romantic were it not that it is JEROME K. JEROME seven new showers, and 16 new as old as Lindbergh's achievement Jerome K. Jerome— Jerum K. and, in a few years, it may be that lavatories as well as considerable there will he no more chummy ; was new. Jerum as they pronounce It In his new marble work. blocks about parks and squares. i 1 With few’ to observe and almost homeland— has joined the ranks of GILBERT S'WAN as few to care, this forty year old the great departed. Somewhat less The weakness of the roof and the Important News for You lailor set forth in a tiny, refurnish in tlie eye of the American public full extent of the peril to the presi ed old schooner to sail alone the than he was a quarter of a century dent and his family are said to have been fully revealed only since it 4,000 miles of ocean lying between ago, the author of “ Three Men in a was torn apart, but the danger was his port of departure and the Can Boat,” and the widely known play A THOUGHT really known all along. Feast day of Sts. 'Vitus, Crescen- ary Islands. I tia. and Modestus, martyrs of the "The Passing of the Third Floor Chairman William M. Butler of Apparently Hohana is not even a i f .urtL century. Back” was still an outstanding fig Write the things -which thou j the Republican National Committee I Birthday anniversary of Ernes navigator, for he carried no sex ure in a literary field toward which hast seen, and the things which had the fright of his life one even tine Schumann-Heink. tant, no chronometer and so docs are.—Revelation i:lh. |ing as he sat gabbing with Mr. War with the Idaho Nez Perces America has contributed surpris • • ♦ not plan to “ shoot the sun” to Coolidge. There was a sudden Indian tribe began in 1877. MEN’ ingly little and in which several Look then into thine heart and grinding roar overhead as if an Francis Pllatre de Rosier killed guide his course. With a compass English writers of the past century write.— Longfellow. earthquake had arrived and Butler by falling from a balloon, 1785. and a dollar watch and the North have demonstrated a singular faci star as his sole navigating equip lity. Jerome K. Jerome was gifted ment, he plans to sail as did the ad with the power to find a funny side Holding the Dike venturers of a thousand years ago, to the vacancy by the curve of a WEEK by dead reckoning. zero mark. And like all such per His crew consists of a puppy and sons he had infinite capacity for ap a kitten. He has food and fishing preciating the tragedies as well as tackle. He knows whereabout, from the humor of hum-drum. In Progress Nantucket, the Canaries lie. .A.nd he Jerome was one of a very consid is on his way. erable number of English writers Over there are bis wife and his whose achievements ought to make three children. He hasn't seen them us a good deal more careful, on this for five years. They don’t know he side of the water, about assuming is sailing. But he firmly expects to that the British sense of humor is walk in upon them, one of these less lively than our own. 'UTth his days. M en’ s M en’ s passing goes some of the sunshine. Let it be hoped that in this day of newer things the exploit of Hugo TEAM CAPTAINS. Hohana will not be altogether for Furnish There may be no significance to C lothin g gotten by the newspapers and the the fact that three captains of ma press associations. Twenty yea.-s jor sports at Harvard university ago half the world would have been will not get their degrees because ings watching for reports of him. We they failed to pass satisfactory ex shall be lucky now if we ever hear aminations, but even the most en whether he reaches Grand Canaria, thusiastic for college athletics will Street Or whether his little vessel shall perhaps grant that the coincidence have joined the long, long list of Is striking. Clement Coady, foot the ships that never reached port. Floor ball; 'William Ellison, hockey, and Isidore Zarakov, baseball, are the uncrowned kings who have fallen CONTRACT INDIGESTION by the wayside in what some old That illness should attack Will fashioned people believe to be the Rogers— particularly an illness principal activity of university life. diagnosed as nervous indigestion— Still, it makes no great difference Hurry for These I is one of those almost incredible to a professional athlete whether he contradictions that we are called on he is a bachelor of arts or not__ to face every now and then. If tem and possibly the future of none of perament has anything to do with these young men will be affected EXCEPTIONAL VALUES health, as so many besides Chris by the fact that, outside their phy tian Scientists assert, or if health sical specialties, they didn’t learn has snything to do with tempera much in their four years at the ment, then the bubbling and lucid great Cambridge college. for Every Day of the Week philosopher from the West would have seemed about as near Immune NOW THE ZEPPELINS from physical ills as anybody on Inevitably, the apostles of the Free Telephone Service from Manchester. Call 1500 larth. To learn that he is the victim Zeppelins could not sit long under >f a malady usually associated with he strain of heavler-than-air suc- bverworked bookkeepers and con- cesses In transoceanic flight. So Dr. PAG EFTVl MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15,1927.
One of New England’s Fine (ilabinet Shops Discontinues Business
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1 , ■dill?'— i'* S ^ - 1 ------1 ! 1 Buy a Large Part of Its Stock at Substantial Savings US “ T y Mahogany Beds On Sale Today Deliveries $ 39 All Sales Final _ 4 geauine mahogany beds, as We cannot guarantee Im cketched. with heavy turned solid Owing to the nature of mediate shipment as so Solid Gov. Winthrop mahogany posts and stretchers, and this purchase and the limit h is event offers a wonderful opportunity to people of Manchester and vicinity many pieces are unfinished, mahogany plywood headboard and ed number of pieces avail to own correct Colonial reproductions at very low prices. Practically all of the but assure you your selec- side rails. Full and twin sizes. able we are obliged to de *67^^ T pieces are of solid mahogany, the only parts that are not solid being mahogany tiops will be delivered as part from our usual gener fast as they come out of the 28 of these time-honored Governor ous plan of sending goods plywood for extra strength. Nearly everything was bought right from the cabinet finishing shops. Special Winthrop desks at this low price! All on approval. No goods shop unfinished and is being finished in old Colonial red according to Watkins Broth finishes can be had without desks are 36 inches long and made held; none sent on approval: extra charge if you place of solid mahogany with correct in no cancellations. Each sale ers high standard. A few maple pieces are also included. your order at once! teriors. must be final. Just now many people are looking about for desirable and lasting wedding gifts. What gift could be more charming than a true copy of some fine old desk or lowboy Z
Young people can do no better than to start with one of these authentic reproduc tions no matter how modest. Buy all you can at these prices. Only 396 pieces in all and no more to be had when these are gone! Solid Gatelegs $ | Q .5 0 Solid 35 solid mahogany Tables, tops measuring 34x48 when open. 12x34 • A I • • when closed, solid legs and stretch Mahogany Chairs ers! An all mahogany table at less $ 1 9 ^ than you would pay for an imitation piece. TS TO Just 10 of these fine wood seat Solid Sewing Tables Solid Tip Tables Windsor chairs of solid mahogany, exactly as sketched with fancy pierced splat back. Saddle seat and 3-Pc. Swell Front G>lonial Suites $235 $ 14^5 heavy turned legs and stretchers. These charming Duncan Phyfe, Ta bles can be used for many purposes. Here is an opportunity to, own one, of thoae highly ptized Colonial groups. The pieces, at 9 of these charming tip top tables, They have 12x20 inch tops and are sketched, have swell fronts with fancy turned corner posts to correspond with the poster bed. made of solid mahogany with inlaid iWindsor Side Chairs constructed throughout of solid ma Take your choice of 42-inch dresser, 33-inch chest of drawers and bed, or bed, dresser and 38- border and center design as sketched. hogany in Colonial red finish. 10 inch dressing table. All pieces are solid mahogany with all drawers in dressers and chests 22-lnch top; 28 inches high. $ 9 ^ of them— exclusively at Watkins. fitted with locks. 7 complete suites available. These side chairs match the arm sketched above, excepting they are made of birch in Colonial red or ma Solid ple finish. 14 chairs are available, Sewing Cabinets a limited few being in maple. 4 6 ^ 29 of these popular cabinets, ex* actly as sketched, of full slze-^ 14.\26 inches—constructed through out of solid mahogany. Excellent workmanship and finish.
4-Pc. Pineapple Suites $385
These Colonial pieces have been worked around the famous pineapple poster bed and have corner posts that are fluted and carved to correspond with the post of the bed. Each suite includes the four pieces sketched— pineapple bed. 48-lnch dresser, 32-lnch chest and 54-lnch van ity dresser— all In solid mahogany. All drawers of the dressers are equipped with locks. Only 5 of these suites available. All Meihogany Desks Solid Lowboys *48 *45* Colonial lowboys of solid mahog For those who desire a distinctive any, 36 Inches long, come with ball- desk— this Queen Anne drop front Solid Salem Chests < ir I and-claw or Queen Anne feet and type with typical cabriole legs and 1 typical cabriole legs and shell carv ball and claw feet. With fancy in ings. 14 of them at this low price. terior, made of solid mahogany with veneered mahogany panels and e.x* »7 9 J » clusively at Watkins Brothers. Only Rush Seat Chairs 4 at this price. Four-drawer chests, exactly a* sketched, come in solid mahogany. * 1 5 ^ 38 Inches wide with each drawer fit Just 12 of these popular Windsor Solid Lowboy Buffets ted with lock and antique brass pulls. arm chairs In Colonial red finish 8 chests only. ever birch. They have heavy, true to form turnings and genuine rush seats. *89 Only 2 of these buffets adapted from the lowboy. They are of solid mahogany, 54 Inches long, and are ideal when used with an Bonnet Top Highboys extension gateleg and Windsor chairs. Mahogany *139 Solid Braced Back SomeUmM called the Queen Anne top highboy, as sketched, with shell carvings Mirrors Denim Wing Chair Chairs as shown. Fitted with antique brass han dles and made of solid mahogany thorugb- 5— r out. Only 2 arailakle. * 3 9 ^ 15 quaint New England flresld* % »! chairs, upholstered in a distinctive The Windsor chair sketch Pineapple Top Beds ed has two distinctive fea denim. ' ' tures— a fancy splat, and braces for the bsclc. A Chippendale mirror, in solid ■A A Saddle seat: true Colonial, turnings. 28 in mahogany with fine inlay borders, as Console Tables *59 red mahogany finish over birch. sketched. 24 mirrors ia stock. Size These are probably the most pop 18z8fi ihcbeg. ular poster type beds, having high * 3 9 ^ carved and fluted posts with pine Designed by Thomas Jefferson apple tops and scroll foot and bead Upholstered Chairs *29^ after Sheraton. Made of solid ma boards In addition to carved foot hogany with fancy crotch mahogany rail. All mahogany as shown. 18 veneered front panels with inlay. in this stock. * Distinctive Martha Washington arm chair Only 12 of them— and exclusively at with all solid exposed frames excepting back legs. Upholstered in cretonnes and plain Watkins Brothers. fabrics. 9 chairs available.
Solid Secretaries ^129
Only 2 of these correctly repro Side duced secretaries at this price. Ex actly as sketched with 13 states glass Windsors grills. Made of solid mahogany. Solid Card Tables Solid Highboys Solid WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. * 3 9 ^ Priscilla Cabinets *129 .. Another lateresting variation of a A popular flat top Colonial high Just 46 of these popular Windsor SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. < 7 ^ 5 Sheraton “half moon” console or boy, comes in solid mahogany, per side chairs In choice of antique card table. Made of solid mahog fectly constructed. Exactly as shown brown mahogany or maple flnlsh over any with marquetry Inlay, e.xactly.as with Cabriole legs and antique brass 39 of these solid mahogany cab birch. Ideal for breakfast seta. etc. sketched. 8 tables available. drawer pulls. Only 2 available. inets for sewing. Exactly as sketched.
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iiiwmiRwmiitiiwiiam DAILY RADIO PROGRAM lUt)S^AXl> 9:00 8:00—Shllkret's orch. with WJZ Wednesday, June 15. 10:00 9;00—D ance orchestra. Leading DX Stations. Paul Colonel Charles A. Undbergh, the 12:30 11:3()—M erry Old Chief. (DST) (ST) ' youthful aviation Idol who recently 461.3—W TIC, HARTFORD—650. 47€—W SB, ATLANTA—630. 7;00 6:00—Trio: talks. 10:00 9:00—Concert. Kroesen flew across tho Atlantic, will be of- 7:30 6:30—X ylophonist; soprano. 12:45 11:45—M usical program - K ic n o N flcally welcomed to New York City at 8:00 7:00—W E A F talk s; caddies. 526—KYW, CHICAGO—57a Ben Lucien Burm an a dinner, the proceedings of which n;00 8:00—(Jolt P a rk M unicipal orch. 8:00 7:00—W JZ program (2 hrs.) © 1927 bi/ NEA Service W will be broadcast by ■WNYC on Wed 9;30 8:30—WEAF Cavaliers; talk. 10:00 9:00—Studio program . his feet He aided the foreman to If you want to find out whether nesday night. The main speakers 422.5—WOR. N EW A RK —710. 11:30 10:30—Congress carnival. T H IS HAS h a p p e n e d will bo “Llndy” himself, James J. 7:00 6:00—Jacob's ensemble. 389.4— WBBM, CHICAGO—770. LINCOLN NUNNALLY. elderly arise and began brushing off bla your friends, relatives and ac Walker, tho mayor of Ne^w York, and 7:30 6:30—I^evitow’s concert orch. 9:00 8:00—O rch; Speed Buggy', American ctaemlat, la aammoned clothes. “Terribly sorry," he mur quaintances are really Intelligent, Grover A. Whalen, who is chairman 8:15 7:15-'Vanderbilt concert orch. 10:15 9:15—C oncert o rch estra; dance. to (he little Jungle-bordered totvn mured apologetically. “1 don’t just passing bright, or plain mor fit the welcoming committee. An 8:45 7:45—P iano duets. 1:00 12:00—N utty Club. of PORTO VERDE. In weat cen know what the derll made me so ons, listen to them talk, and reflect other extraordinary highlight will be 9:00 8:00—Jimmy Caruso’s Hour. 365.6—W E B H -W JJD , CHICAGO—82a tral Bmall, by hla young friend the radiation of the session of the Im 10:00 9:00—D ram atic reader: trio. 8:00 7:00—Classical hour; talk. ).v. VII.AK. crho la concerned for the awkward." t upon it. A certain renowned psy perial Council A. A. O. N. M. S. 11:00 10:00—H ag an 's orchestra. 9:00 8:00—M ooseheart hour. aafety of hi. benutlful cousin. The halt breed’s shifting eyes chologist who has been passing through WPG. Other best bets are 333.1—W BZ, NEW ENGLAND—900. 10:00 9:00—Shannon q u a r t w ith W JZ. ELISE MARBERRV. owner of a ihe Cecillan I.,adles Quartet concert 6:15 5:15—Baseball; H arvardians. 11:00 10:00—O rchestra; songs. coffee plantation and other prop glared angrily a moment His the time away by dodging around for WBZ, the Maxwell Hour featuring 7:00 6:00—Baseball: Lowe’s orch. 12:00 11.00—V ictorians; songs; pianists erty near Porto Verde. dwarfed, knotted fingers seemed to corners, listening to people talk, Michael Gusikoff, violinist, for WJZ 7:30 6:30—Radio Nature League. 1:00 12:00—Inform al revue. Several myaterlou. start to the knife at his belt, then says that the hljghest type of per and the Blue Network, and WEAF 8:00 7:00—P ian ist, violinist. 305.9—W G N -W LIB, CHICAGO—980. ocenrred, Including ihni of TONY son talks of ideas; the next high and the Red Network will broadcast 8:30 7:30—Cecillan Ladies Q u artet. 8:00 7:00—Ensemble; string quintet. BARBETTA. one of Ellse’. fore he smiled and gave an affable grunt the light opera, “The Montebanks" 9:00 8:00—M axwell H our w ith W JZ. 9:30 8:30—5fusical; A rabian K nights. men, and the girl herself hna re- “Tagos does not mind,” O'Alben- est talks of material things, and nnd a program arranged by Cavaliers 10:00 9:00—Quartet with WJZ. 11:00 10:00—Sam 'n* H enry; music ccived irnmlnc* to cel out of the tara murmured as ViUk still sought the lowest talks of personalities. Male Quartet which has been titled 11:00 10:00—B aseball: R eism an’a orch. 11:20 10:20—Bible reading: m usical. Oh come now, Isn’t that a bit ar “City Choirs.” 491.5—W EA F. NEW YORK—610. 344.6—W LS, CHICAGO—870. Vllak believes GAYLORD PREN to repair the damage he had 6:00 6:00—Waldorf dinner music. 8:00 7:00—Choral m usic. TISS. a reticent and forbidding bitrary? It you mean just the Wave lengths in meters on left ol 7:00 6:00—Synagogue service. 9:00 8:00—All s ta te program . lan. known to be an enemy of wrought "It is nothing. All that goes up must also fall down. Is It ’■‘highest cold Intellectual type,” station title, kilocycles on the right. 7;.70 6:30—Hilo H aw allans. 10:00 9:00—P opular prog; orch. jjllse. rany be Involved aome way maybe you’re right, Mr. Scientist. Times ara Eastern Daylight Saving 8:00 7:00—New Scheherazade Talei. 12:00 11:00—A rtists: dance music. In the deaths. Accordingly, be nnd not so? Once I heard an English and Eastern Standard. Black type In 8:30 7:30—Organ masters recital. Nunnnr «et out for Prentlsa’ But I am inclined to think that the 447.5— W M AQ-W QJ, CHICAGO—670. sailor say this. And It la true.” dicates best features. 9:0n 8:00—Troubadours. 8:00 7:00—Orchestra: humorisL house ■' Is guarded by barbed truly highest type, that type of 9:30 8:30—Cavaliers Male Quartet 10:00 9:00—M usical program . I and a vicious dog. The incident forgotten, they 9:00—David Lawrence, talk. Ellse tii'-i>is on Joining them. person whose vast human sympa Leadirg East Stations. 10:00 11:00 10:00—S teven’s orchestra. strode on to the tracks where the thies mellow and comfort the 10:30 9:30—"T he M ontebanks,” opera. 1:00 12:00—WQ.I popular prog (2 hrs) Prentlsa sets the dog on them nnd (DST)(ST) 11:00 10:00—E lkin’s orchestra. 352.9—w o e , DAVENPORT—850. Vllak saves his companions’ lives engineer explained In detail how world, the people who never heard 272.6—W PG, ATLANTIC CITY—1100. by chloroforming It Into oneon- 455—W JZ. NEW YORK—€60. 9:30 8:30—W E A F C avaliers. the piles were driven, a retaining of an ism or an ology, but who are 10:00 9:00—Im perial Council sesslor 1:00 12:00—M adison concert orch. 10:00 9:00—T alk; o rg a; recital. aclousness. wall built of rocks, and earth piled A. A. O. N. M. S. 4:30 3:30—W aldorf tea concerL 12:00 11:00—LeCIalre orchestra. The neat day Ellsc’a two-year- the first to hear the call of a hu 2S5.5—W BAL, BALTIM ORE—1050. old orphaned nephew la kidnaped. 6:50 5:50—Baseball: orchestra. 325.9—KOA, D EN VER—920, into the vacant spaces between. man in need, talk about little or 7:30 6:30—■WBAL dinner orchestra, 7:25 6:25—J. B. Kennedy. Vllak finds the trail and In a few Half an hour later the two visitors 11:00 10:00—T h e a te r o rch estra. hours they come upon the child, nothing but personalities, and 8:30 7:30—S tring q u artet. 7:30 6:30—Commodore orchestra* 11:15 10:15—C ham ber of Com. prog. deserted by Its captors nnd being made ready to leave. The Indians hardly deserve the title of “Mor 9:00 8:00—Maxivell Hour with WJZ. 8:00 7:00—M usical moods. 535.4— W HO, DES MOINES—560. cared for by a gang of railroad and half breeds still sat around the ons.” 10:00 9:00—Soprano, baritone, piano. 8:30 7:30—Saxophone octet. 9:00 8:00—C hristensen’s orch estra. workmen. Returning with the 265.8—W NAC, BOSTON—1130. 10:00 9:00-^Shannon quartet. 10:00 9:00—Popular songs; a rtists. baby, Vllak gravely tells Ellse he fire drinking and shouting more Tlie Baby's Name 6:33 5:33—D inner dance. 11:00 10:00—A stor dance orchestra. 10:30 9:30—P hilbreck’s orch: a rtis ts . has bad news for her. lustily than ever, Speaking of names and ologles, 7:30 6:30—T alk : planisL 405—WLIT, PHILADELPHIA—740. 340.7—KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—880. 8;0o 7:00—W ellesley, F o rest Hills. 7:15 6:15—D ream Daddy Club. NOW BEGIN THE STORY they tell us now that the unborn 12:00 11:00—Foley’s orchestra. "One or two of them look as If 8:30 7:30—O ne-act play, "T rapped.” 8:00 7;00—Same as WE.4F. 365.6— W DAF, KANSAS CITY—820. CHAPTER XVI child really names himself or her 9:00 8:00—Soprano, violin, ’cello, pi 9:00 8:00—T h eater program . 10:00 9:00—B and concerL they might be getting a tiny bit ano. 9:00—Dance orchestra. 6 4 T )A D news?" Anxiety was evl- self. They say that when little 10:00 11:00 10:00—M usical; C avaliers. tipsy," Vilak declared to the engi 9:30 8:30—C oncert; K akakaJan trio. 10:30 9:30—Light opera with WEAF. 1:45 12:45—N ighthaw k frolic. dent In Elise's voice. The 3 Percy, grown into a big Percy, re 303—W GR, BUFFALO—990. 508—WOO. PHILADELPHIA—590. neer, as they shook bands. "I hope bukes his parents for foisting such 468.5— KFI, LOS ANG ELES—640. old man. too. who had been bent Senhorlta Marberry’s wine isn’t go 6:30 5:30—Two piano recital. 7:30 6:30-J. W. C. I. Band. 12:00 11:00—Soprano, tenor. a name on him, he has only himself 7:30 6:30—'W EAF progs. (2% hrs.) 8:15 7:1.5—WOO trio. 1:00 12:00—N. B. C. program . over in his saddle so absorbed that ing to have any bad effects." 11:15 10:15—C arp en te r's orchestra. 9:00 8:00—Educational address. 2:00 1:00—Quartet: piano; songs. to blame as his own self, tiny and 345.1—WMAK, BUFFALO—550, 9-25 8:25—T h e a te r orch: studio prog. to the passer-by he must have D’Albentara laughed. “Have no unborn though it was, dictated the 319—WSM, N A SH V ILLE—940. seemed asleep, looked up with a 6:15 6:15—D inner m usic. 315.7_KDKA, PITTSBURGH—950. 9:15 8:15—Concert trio. fear of that, amigos. The stomachs name. And when daughter Gwen- 7:30 6:30—Book chat; musical. 6:00 5:00—Oakmont Country Club 10:00 9:00—V ito’s R adio Seven. start. of my men are as iron. Good night." ny asks you why you inflicted such 8:00 7:00—WGY R em ington Band. music. 11:00 10:00—Stfidio program s (2 hrs.) ‘T hate to be a kill-joy Just when a name upon her, tell her that she 9:00 8:00—T alk ; studio program . 6:55 5:55—Baseball; roads; markets. 384.4— KGO, OAKLAND—780. They walked toward the road. “1 428.3—W LW . CINCINNATI—700. 7:45 6:45—Program . 12:00 11:00—T alks: trio ; program , you are so happy,” said Vilak. "But feel proud. Quite er . . . proud," only did it herself. It’s science of 8:00 7:00—T alks; Gibson orch. 8:00 7:00—Concert w ith W JZ. 1:00 12:00—W olohan's orchestra. if you want to keep on being happy the old man declared, as they n iuerology which explains all this. 11:00 10:00—T rio; tenor. 8:30 7:30—Concert. 254.1— WRVA, RICHMOND—1180. you’ll get Tinky away from here as There’s' a certain time-honored 12:00 11:00—O rg an ist; pianist. 9:00 8:00—Maxwell Hour with WJZ. 10:10 9:10—O rgan recital. plodded through the marshy turf. 339.8— WTATVI, C LE V EL A N p—750. 10:00 9:00—Q uartet w ith W JZ. 11:10 10:10—"S outhland Melodies.” quickly as you can. Take the boat “You fell and I er . . . didn’t ” '■•l tradition which says that ye 1:30 12:30—T h eater organ. 379.5_WGY, SCHENECTADY—790. 422.3— KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—710. that leaves here next week.” Vilak chuckled, “Sorry to put a may spot a good wife by whether 7:00 6:00—Jan ssen s' orchestra. 12:30 11:30—M arkets: tim e; w eather. 12:00 1 1 :0 0 -A rtists. Her dark lips tightened. “What or not she arises and prepares her 8:00 7:00—Talks. 6:00 6:00—Stocks: baseball: English 1:00 12:00—N. B. C. program . pin in the bubble of your self flat 9:00 8:00—Studio recital. 6:40 5:40-Van Curler orchestra. 2:00 1:00—L ind’s dance orch estra, do you mean?" tery. Nanny, but it happens that I lord and master’s breakfast. The 10:00 9:00—Fhiblic auditorium prog. 7:15 6:1.5—Baseball: agriculture. 299.8—KMOX. ST. LOUIS—1000, “Persons don’t steal babies mere slipped purposely in order to pull world of fiction has long en,gaged 11:00 10:00—Studio program . 7:30 6:30—Hilo musical moments. 9:00 8:00—Soloists; banjo: orch. ly tor the fun of dropping them on itself with tales of slacker wives 12:00 11:00—C an to r's orchestra. 8:00 '7:00—Remington Band. 10:00 9:00—A ccordionist: orchestra. our Indian friend, the foreman, who snored on their downy couch 440.9— W eX -W JR , D ETROIT—€80. 9:00 8:00—W E A F troubadours. 11:00 10:00—M aurice G unsky program . the ground. I don’t know just what down with me.” 7:00 6:00—Goldkette’s ensemble. 10:00 9:00—L aw rence w ith W EAF. 11:30 10:30—D ance m usic: songs. happened this afternoon, but as I whilst, in the cold gray hours, 8:00 7:00—“Across Scandinavia.' 10:10 9:10—L ight opera w ith W EA F. Secondary DX Stations. told you 1 have a theory. And that The old man looked bewildered. their better halves either prepared Secondary Eastern Stations. “But why should you want to do a dreary meal for themselves, eat 288.3—W ENR, CHICAGO—1040. theory prompts me to the certain 447.5—W E EI, BOSTON—€70. 394.5—W HN, NEW YORK—760. 7:00 6:00—Organ; artists: stocks. belief that Tinky will not be safe such a thing? You almost en alone in the marital kitchen or 8:00 7:00—Segar hour. 7:00 6:00—Orch., artists hrs.) 9:00 8:00—Sam ovar orch: a rtists. 8:30 7:30—Ukulele, pianist. 280.2—W GL, NEW YORK—1070. until he is far from Porto Verde.” ruined your suit." dining room, or else fared forth in 1:00 12:00—Sam ovar orch: a rtists, to the unfeeling world and ate on 8:45 7:45—WEAF troubadours. 8:10 7:10—Isacson’s concert: talk. 416.4— W HT. CHICAGO—720. She gazed directly into his keen Grasping ^or support, he caught th e hand of D'AVbentara and the arm ’Look at this," Vilak responded. 9:30 8:30—O rch estra: talk. 9:00 8:00— "How to Propose." 8:00 7:00—O rgan; classical program , He withdrew a small object from a lunch counter stool, flanked by 10:15 9:15—-Andrew’s orchestra. 9:15 8:15—N ewlyweds: talks. 10:30 9:30—Soprano; piano: orch. blue eyes. “You’re not telling me 0} the foreman. other iinheppy specimens of the 331.1— W KRC, CINCINNATI—900. 10:00 9:00—C horus; orch; banjo, that merely to make me leave?" his pocket and flashed bis light 12:00 11:00—Your H our League. when an overpopulated world genus hi!''hand. 9:00 8:00—Book review; orchestra. 11:15 10:15— H arm onica, lullabyes. 275.1—W OK. HOMEWOOD—1090. “No.” “Section bands aren’t housemaids. upon it so that the other might sea. 10:00 9:00—Vocal, instrum ental. 293.9— W LW L. NEW YORK—1020. 10:00 9:00—O rch: a rtists (3% hrs.) would have to reach out for new It was a ring, consisting of a thin It amused me much to hear a 11:00 10:00—O rgan recital. 7:30 6:30—Ensem ble: contralto; plays 405.2— K HJ. LOS ANGELES—740. She hesitated. “Very well. I’ll D’Albentara takes what he can fields to supply its workers, the gold band, set with a large black husband talk in this wise the other 351.2— W SAI, C IN C IN N A T l-^ 0 . 8:30 7:30—T enor; violin; contralto. 1:00 12:00—T alk on India. take him away. When the boat get." morning: “Well, I had breakfast 8:00 7:00—Accordian, piano, soprano. 9:30 8:30—T alk; instrum entalists. 2:00 1:00—D.ance orchestra. myriad motley subjects that any stone. The stone was carved In tie 9:00 8:00—Studio program s. comes next Thursday. But as soon “Which reminds me that I’ve got down town this mcming. Wife 535.4— WNYC. NEW YORK—560. 461.3— W HAS. LOUISVI LLE—650. to do something for him to show three men of scientific instincts fashion of so much of the Jewplry 265.8—W HK, CLEVELAND—1130. 7:55 6:55—Baseball; duets; tenor. 9-00 8:00—W EA F Ma.xwell H our. as I have put him somewhere w'as av,’ay. Gee. I enjoyed it. I 8:30 7:30—Trio, piano, violin, would talk about with a jungle en seen in the remoter parts of the 9:00 8:00— New York dinner to Lind 10:00 9:00—Kl of C. orchestra.. where he’ll be safe I’ll come back. my appreciation." Elise put in never feel like eat’ng breakfast at 8:35 7:35—T alks: lyric trio. bergh. circling them. globe, jewelry crudely wrought but 9:55 8:55—F eatu re program . 516.9— W CAE, PITTSBU R G H —5Sa 405.2—WCCO. MINN., ST. PAUL- 74a I personally will not stay away “What’ll I send him?” home, and just nibble around, but 9:00 8:00—T roubadours with W EAF. nevertheless masterpieces of crafts 11:00 10:00—O rtli’s orchestra. 6:00 5:00—W aldnrf orchestra. from Porto V'erde. No matter what "A little er . . . wine is always As they chatted, the Indian and by the time I’ve had a little air 352.7—W W J, D ETROIT—850. 7:00- 6:00—Orch: baseball scores. 9:30 8:30—Roy Scout program . manship, now depicting some 10:00 9:00—T alk; entertain ers. happens. 1 belong here." welcome,” the old man answered. halt breed laborers who had ceased I’m hungry as a bear. That .gener 7:00 6:00—D inner concert. 7:30 6:30—W E A F progs. (SH hrs ) 11:30 10:30—O rchs: dance music. their work for the night also talked mythical personage or animal, now 8:01) 7:00—Musical program. 225.4— WSYR, SYRACUSE—1330. “If a person happened to own an “An excellent idea, Mr. Nunnally ally means a second breakfast be 9:00 X:00—Same as WEAF (2 hrs.) 7:30 6:30—Syracuse dinner music. 1:30 12:30—O rgan recital. and sat around the crackling fire a stiff conventionalized tree.. In fore I go to the office. I’ve tried 336.9—KNX. OAKLAND—890. active volcano, he wouldn’t neces “I’ll send him over a case of my 325 9—WABC, NEW YORK—920. 8:30 7:30—Studio program . best champagne, that Pommerey and noisily drank the heavy wine this instance the design consisted tactfully to tell the wife to stay 7:45 6:4.5—Coleman’s orchestra. 10:00 9:00—Dance music. 11:00 10:00—Feature piogs. (2 hrs.) sarily be called upon to live Inside of what appeared to be a bird-like 8:30 7:.30—Motor boat races. 475.9— WRC. W ASHINGTON—640. 1:00 !2:00_niltniore orchestray 1912, and some other wine for the out of their battered tin cups. But abod, and explain that I’d rather 9:00 8:00—Play} m usic; ensem ble. 6:00 6:00-WEAF progs. (5V4 hrs.) 2:00 1 :00—Arnheim's orchestra. its crater. 1 tell you again that the old man could not understand or perhaps flsh-like figure with a get breakfast down town, but she your life is in danger every mo men. They’ll all be glad to get a ‘; change from the dreadful stuff they their loud, sometimes shouted con single claw or fin. “Make anything has been raised in the good tradi ment here and the dangers are in versation. for when it was not an of it?” tion that no real wife so abuses her RADIO CORKECTIOV creasing constantly. This affair of drink here all the time. Better Indian dialect it was usually some "Er . . . nothing. Where did spouse as neglecting to feed him 2;30 1:30— Reception of the Neif^ Tinky’s may be just a development for them, too. If Vilak will be good enough to take it over to them after perverted Portuuguese patois of you get it?" in the cold gray down. Selah!” Y'ork Merchants Luncheon As of that. I don’t know. But I’ve Connected more or less ■with the dinner I’d be awfully grateful." which he knew nothing. "From the finger of the Indian m hach sociation to Colonel Charles A. given up arguing with you. My foreman. I saw It and wanted to above idea is a recent magazine ar * PA.UL Lindbergh. To WGY, WEAF and only regret is that there is no way “I’ll be delighted,” Vilak re The conversation of the white ticle called “Mother” by Virginia sponded. “1 have a particular rea men finally drifted to the repairs study It at my leisura 1 pulled Dj ADAMS Red Network. of getting you out of here before Terhune Van der Water, in which, V • VIA aervioa 1:00 12:00 midnight— Roxy The son ?or wanting to go back any on which D’Albentara was engaged. him down and fell sharply on bla Thursday." arm so tjiat the pain 1 was causing she a mother of the older genera ater benefit' program for wives way.” Vllak Inquired whether he might tion, ia years, as clearly analyzes ifuigouts, me war-blasted line of It was dusk when they neared him would allow me to wrench the the Champrune. of Nungesser and Coli. Lind the fazenda and the two spreading After dark the two men set out see how they were proceeding with the mother le.gend of the then and This is Chapter 57 of the series ring away without being noticed." of ai'ticles written by a corresitond- In all the journey not a single bergh the main speaker. Pro castanho trees marking the en on their horses again. Behind them the fill where the river had cut the now. that she proves herself a gram from t'wo to three hours. dangerously into the banks. The The old mao brusbid g mosquito ent for The Herald who Is revisit human being was seen. Not from trance already had begun their rode one of Elise’s ebony-faced ser modern in mind if not body. All Beine on for almost 25 kilometers. To WGY, WJZ and the Blue Net vants, driving a little cart which engineer gladly assented. Calling from bis scanty fringe of beardL mothers who just can’t get the ing France. melodious whispering In the eve looks to me quite like, er . . . qutta CH.\PTER liVn Not one. The first person to come work. ning breeze. contained one of the heavy stone over his foreman of the enormous point of view of their modern sons like the other native rings I’ve seen and daughters should read this. It is impossible to dra'w a ■word- in sight was a peasant at St. Mar “I don’t like those Indians. Br jars used to transport wine In the nose, whose breath now reeked tin I’Hereux—the Happy St. Mar strongly of wine, they walked to here. Do you know what it is?" The author hangs all the trouble picture of the desolation—that . . . Indians," the old man re region and a wooden case from desolation of the Champagne out tin. whose cracks peeped fragrant ward the river’s edge. Here the soil "No. amlgoa But I Intend find on the fact that mothers who were marked suddenly, after half an ing out. What are you getting so of Reims— for it is a desolation Deserted Roa.Js hour’s silence. wisps of straw. They reached the was wetter and marshier than else raised in the old-fashioned mother desperate about that little mosquito tradition, which glorified a woman that may be felt but not described. There may be places in this Vilak looked at him amusingly. camp and delivered the presents. where and the stones which occa Through this shell-blasted ter world that are lonely. Travelers sionally appeared above it were tor? Are you afrajd that be’Il for performing a natural biological “What Indians, Nanny’f" D’Albentara was highly pleased. destroy that feeble trace of a beard function and living the life she rain the French have built a road say it of the African deserts. And “Those half breed and Indian Giving the jar of wine to his fore covered with a thick slime which over which the motors of tourists there are the vast stretches of the made walking very difficult. you’re so proud of? Now I’tn going chose to live, the life of mother laborers who work for, er . . . man to be distributed judicially to town for a few minutes, and then hood. can hardly be expected to and the busses of the travel com western prairies. panies chug as the guides point But out of Rheims and through D’Albentara. Not nice faces, Vllak. among the men, he opened a bottle They had gone only a few yards to come back to Elise’s to spend the get the point of view of today’s Not nice. Er . . . ratty. And that of the champagne and drank the when Vilak, usually so agile, slipped generaltion which says that all this out places of interest. the Champagne the loneliness night, again. Events are approach Fort de Pompelle Is over on the Ijves—it’s a loneliness that is foreman with the big nose is ugly health first of Elise, then of bis on one of these stones and pitched ing a climax, 1 feel sure, and 1 mother twaddle Is sentimental guests. They chatted about engi forward. Grasping for support, he bunk: that mothers only did the heights to the left. Then comes thickened by the desolation—and want to be there every minute 1 the village of Seine. After Beine it’s a desolation that must be felt he’s ugly. How can a nice fellow neering, chemistry, the competition caught the hand of D’Albentara. can.” job of their own choosing, very like D’Albentara live with them? who was at one side, and the arm often getting aw'ay with more mur — the Champagne. Lines of to be known. of the Brazilian railroads with the (To Be CoBtlnacS) The Champagne from Beine to i»l It would put my health completely of the forman who was at the other der on their Job than other people trenches, the walls caved in. Deep steam boats and the question of St. Martin I’Hereux—and not a out of order . . . yea, quite com which would eventually win out. But the movement did not check did on their jobs, and. even ■w'hen shell-holes to right and left. In the next chapter Vllak- reseaea Splintered trees, blackened and single human soul along the road pletely.” the cruelty of the jungle and Its his fall. Instead It brought the an Indian from a horrible torlare, they did a bully ■mother job. only and Nonnally wondere aaeio what doing their duty by bringing a dead. in all those kilometers. “You can’t saw down a tree with weakening effect upon the white foreman sprawling to the ground ■Inlater forcea ara at work la Part# lOMORROW: .\ Drama of tlm child into the world. It’s the next Nauroq— once a village of 300 a razor blade," Vllak responded. man, the value of the jungle land as welL Vilak was the first to gain V erde. • inhabitants. A few stones remain. War...... — ...... generation of mothers who ■will IHIMIMqp have the right idea, says the auth Moronvilliers— completely des or. But don’t expect too much of troyed. the present generation! Still Is Desolate by the time he Is five years old. He Here was the heart of No-Man’s Keep Your Skin Home Page Editorials is not past the habit-forming age— Land. The glib chauffeur declares children are plastic through youth that on a certain day in 1915 the Looking Young and adolescence. But the man or German and French artillerymen Good PARENTHOOD woman In embyro is there at the Protect your beauty in all kinds of WTIC fired a total of 285,000 shells in end of the fifth year. It can never eight hours. The chauffeur could weather with this new face po'wder WHAT DOES By Olive Roberts Barton be wholly changed. The pattern is — MELLO-GLO. Does not give thej '1 Travelers Insnriince O n easily be correct. For all is ruin set. Hartford, Conn. —all is destruction—plainly dis- skin a dry feeling; does not clog, When he reaches maturity the the pores; is not affected so much ?eai< 467. cernable after these eleven years. To be teachers we must first be story he tells by his actions will be The chauffeur pauses and shuts by perspiration. Stays on longer. So j Good taught, yet parenthood, the most largely that of his parents, or those off his engine. The silence, even pure and fine. MELLO-GLO is made, “ CREDIT” important craftsmanship in the HIGH A \D LOW BLOOD PRES pressure, more serious In some con who have been in charge of him at mid-day, is complete. Not even by a new French Process. It’s truly world, and the very beginning and during the first five years of his Prograni for Wednesday the sheep or a bird to break it. wonderful. The J. W. Hale Co.— SURE .AS SY.MPTO.MS OF DIS ditions than in others. During the end of pedagogy, knows almost no :30 p. m.— Dinner (3oncert, Hotel height of fever the flow of the life. Grass-grown trenches, shell-holes. adv. EASE apprenticeship. It knows almost no Bond Trio, Emil Heimberger, Dl. blood, particularly in the smaller We are likely to lay short-com- MEAN ; 50— News and Baseball Scores preparation. i/igs at heredity’s door. It makes a blood vessels, is slower than in ;00—Dinner Concert continued— CREDIT Is, in plain By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN By the time parents have brought good alibi. Heredity influence has health. This slowing of the circula Hotel Bond Trio language, man’s trust Editor Journal of the American tion naturally tends to diminish the up a family of children, they have never yet been accurately measured Medical .Association and of Hygela, served a long apprenticeship in the ;15—“Summer Feeding Sugges In man. It enables blood pressure. The same Is true of by mental experts. Some contend tions for Dairy Cows”— A. R. you to buy what you the Health Magazine many of the core chronic infectious best college in the world— experi that it affects very strongly the ence- But experience Is a dear Merrllly, Extension Dairy Special (^iBren Gy for need and pay for it as diseases In which fever is a promi child’s moral and mental behavior, ist, Connecticut Agricultural Col you use it. A study of the Incidence of low nent sign. In the advanced stages of teacher. others, that it is almost negligible. lege C.'cilit has done blood pressure In relation to the tuberculosis there tends to be a Had these parents known twenty But all concede that early training presence'of various diseases and years ago what they know now :30— Xylophone Solos— more than anything lowering of the blood pressure, ap and environment are prime factor's various body types indicates that about their children, and the things a. Overture to “William Tell’’ else to increase the parently associated with the gener in character building. Franz Kruger happiness and pros there are many factors that may al poisoning of the body by the pro they have discovered about child be Involved in the presence of this training, perhaps they could have b. N o la ...... Felix Arndt perity of people, the duction of the bacterium that c. Fantasia on Scotch and Irish nation and business in 4 condition. causes this disease. 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1 I f y A G E S p v m f M a n c h e s t e r ( c o n n .) e v e n i n g h e r a l d , We d n e s d a y , jpdn b i 5, 1927. EDDIE BOYCE TO PITCH National L e j^ e Take Nothing For Granted HAMPTON AND JOHNSTON LEAD .Vt Chlcngo:— CLBS 4. GI.4.NTS 3 CHICAGO Evans Tells Ball Players FOR t B. A. A. TOMORROW AB. R. H. PO. A. Adams, ss ...... 6 0 2 3 4 FIELD IN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP Pick, 3b ...... 6 0 1 4 3 By BILLY EVANS everything was all IVebb, rf ...... 4 1 1 2 0 right and get the ■Wilson, cf ...... 4 o 1 1 0 <$v- Stephenson, If .. . . 4 0 2 2 1 ball back on the 72 IS PAR OVER others of value and the only thing Kapes Furnitare Company of Grimm, lb ...... 2 0 1 8 1 “ Take nothing for granted In plkying field. OAKMONT COURSE Tarn In 73 Card— Cooper left tor him Is the dubious honor \Local Hartnett, c ...... 3 0 0 8 1 baseball” is a long standing pro Naturally, New of making his triumphs altogether Beck, 2b ...... 3 1 0 5 York yelled mur official by winning the present tour Hartford Coming to Town Brillheart, p ...... 3 0 0 0 3 verb of the national pastime. There Out Osborn, p ...... 2 0 0 0 1 der at the very Length Par and Sarazen W itt a 74; nament. Sport never was a truer one. idea of permitting 482 5 There are plenty of good goiters 37 4 8 33 16 On Decoration Day at Philadel two runs to score 363 4 to say him nay. The only question W itt Strengthened Line- NEW YORK AB. R. H. PO. A. phia, in a game between the Yan while Grabowski 428 4 • Bobby Jones and Ted Ray that remains Is whether they win Chatter .leanes, if ...... u 1 1 3 0 kees and the Athletics, a .most un was in the Ath 536 5 be able to, or wheUier a man like *> 0 1 0 np; Crompton - Knowles Mueller, If ...... 0 usual play came up that proves fact ginunons letic dugout and 386 4 Jones will take “no” for an an Lindstrom, 3b . . . G 0 2 3 1 is often stranger than fiction. 172 , 3 Are Next« Harper, rf ...... 3 0 0 0 0 his only me^ns of swer. I seem to remember when he There Is a possibility that the Hornsby, 2b ...... 4 0 0 3 New York won the game, 6-5, In coming out shut off by curious 396 4 wouldn’t. Here Saturday. scheduled baseball game between Terrv, lb ...... 5 n 1 12 1 11 innings. Philadelphia protested players who feared he had been 253 3 Here are the official summaries Jackson, ss ...... 6 0 1 1 b the game over the disputed play, 477 5 Manchester High and Middletown 2 By DAVIS J. WALSH In the first round of the open golf Roush, cf ...... 5 0 1 0 claiming hafi the umpires rendered killed by the fall. High to be played in that city will Tavlor, c ...... 5 0 2 8 1 A long dispute resulted In which I. N. .S. Sports Editor championship at Oakmont: o a ruling favorable to the Athletics, 3,492 87 Cbenejr Bros. Kanes Co. be cancelled. The teams were sup Benton, p ...... 1 0 0 1 both sides presented many and va Pittsburgh, Pa., June 15.— Har Tom Stevens, Culver City, Calif., Dally, c Reese, x ...... 0 1 0 0 0 the contest would have been won In 41-43— 84. Stratton, c posed to play yesterday but rain Clarkson, p ...... 1 0 0 0 1 ried arguments. Length Par ry Hampton and Jimmy Johnston E. Boyce, p Hyman, p by that team in regulation time. Philadelphia’s strongest conten today were leading l-n the field in Sal Buono, Larchmont, N. T., interfered. The Middletown man While my information is merply 461 4 Macdonald, lb Balton, lb agement doubts whether it will be 42 3 9 x31 13 tion was the ball was in play and the national open golf champion 46- 44— 90. Score by innings: gleaned from the wire dispatches, 395 4 Hunt, )b Raymond, 2b able to play either today or_ tomor therefore the runners had a right ship yvith 73’s and Harry Cooper Harold A. Long, Raleigh, N. C., Phicago ...... 000 102 000 01— 4 which may not be just as the um 621 5 withdrew. Plitt, SB De Vito, 3b row and school closes Friday in New York ...... 002 000 100 00— 3 to go the limit at their peril, that and Gene Sarazen were chasing pires on the ground saw it, I can 164 3 J. B. Klnnear, Detroit, Mich., Hanna, 3 b O’Leary, es that city. However, Faculty Mana Two base bits, Lindstrom 2, Adams, both Cobb and Collins should score. 349 4 this pair home with 74. Bill Mehl- Woods, If Stephensn, Webb: three base bit, well realize the many angles in horn, Meett French and Larry withdrew. B. Boyce, If ger Edson M. Bailey was endeavor Terry; home run, Wilson: stolen base, volved and sympathize with the of No doubt New 463 4 Edgar,' cf DI Della, cf Nabholtz finished in a triangular Waldo W. Crowder, Shreveport, ing last night to make some kind of Roush; sacrifices. Harper, Grimm; ficials called upon to render a fin York argued that 226 3 La., 37-41— 78. White, rf Rago, rf double plays, Benton to Taylor to 4 tie for the next place with 75’s. arrangements so that the game al decision. the Athletic play 302 Then followed Bobby Jones and Ralph Beach, Bethesda, Md., 41- might be played. Manchester High Terry, Stephenson to Grimm to Pick 442 4 Tomorrow night at the West Side to Beck; left on bases, New York I."', • • • ' ers who Impeded Ted Ray, old but far from Inept, 45— 86. is not sure ot second place in the Chicago 12; bases on balls, off Brill- with a pair of 76’s. Jones thought P. O. Hart, Marietta, Ohio, 38- Playgrounds, Kanes Furniture Co., beart 4, off Benton 6, off Osborn 3, off Sportsnianslil|), fair play, Grabowski from 3,423 35 league, it is understood, unless it he did badly, but as a matter of 3 9 - 77. of Hartford will be the attraction Clarkson 3; struck out. by Brillheart must often be the basis for a returning at once 3,492 37 tacks a defeat on Middletown in the .'i, by Benton 4, bv Clarkson 3, by fact, he was a near hero. Anthony Manero, Elmsford, N. when It trys conclusions with season’s final. Manchester has won Osborn 3; bits, off Benton 5, in 6 in decision that has as many an to the playing Y., withdrew. gles as the Philadelphia play, 6,915 72 All Have Chance Cheney Brothers’ aggregation of 11 games and lost three but the de nings, off Clarkson 3 in 4 1-3, off field, even though Total Jack Forrester, Short Hills, N. J., Brillheart 6 in 6 2-3, off Osborn 3 in which I will describe as I know All these gentry naturally still ball tossers. Umpire Ralph Russell feats have all been league affairs. they rushed to his 40- 40— 80. 4 1-3; hit by pitcher, by Brillheart it from press reports. aid with a desire have a chance for the title but will start the ball a’rolling at six (Harper); winning pitcher, Osborn; there are more and several. Un Fred Robson, Great Britain, losing pitcher, Clarkson; umpires, to help rather bells. The Aces baseball club will hold • * * fortunately the national open golf withdrew. Eddie Boyce In all probability a business meeting at the West Side McCormick, Klem and McLaughlin; than hinder, had tournament is not decided in one Henry Cuicl, Stratford, Conn., will be on the firing line for the time, 2:4R. With Cobb on first base and Col technically inter Rec Thursday evening at 7:30 X—Reese batted for Benton in 7th, lins on second, Simmons of the CRACKERJACK CARD round. There are three more and 41- 41— 82. home team with Izzy Hyman, a 7 fered with him. Grabowski o'clock. It Is important that all .— Two out when winning run was -Athletics hit a to-wering fly that • * • perforce any man who beats eighty Arthur De Mane, Great Neck, N, brotfier of Sam Hyman, former members of the club attend this scored. Is a man who entertains fond Y., 39-46— 85. carried into foul territory between Philadelphia claimed the Manchester pitcher, getting the meeting. dreams this morning. George Underwood, Wilklnsburg, A t St. liOiiis;— third and home. ball was in play while New IN THE VELODROME Hartford nomination. Coach Bill A woman’s handicap golf tourna C A R D S 0, P H IL L IE S 4 Among the latter are P. 0. Hart, Pa., 42-42— 84. Brennan will probably save Quldo ment was slated to be held over the ST. LOUIS A high wind York argued Interference. Un Watts Gunn, Leo DIegel, Charlie Robert T. Jones, Jr., Atlanta, Georgetti for the game to be play Country Club course this afternoon. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. w a s blowing, questionably, the Athletics in Guest, Waldo Crowder, Jim Foul- Ga., 37-39— 76. Douthit, cf ...... 4 0 0 2 0 -O ed at the West Side Saturday after o o •(vhich it seemed sisted two runs should score, Is, Jim Barnes, Dave Sutherland, Clarence L. Wolf, Sunsethlll Frisch, 2b ...... 4 3 3 0 while the Yanks probably held noon with Crompton- Knowles of The Trade School baseball game Bottomley, lb . . . . . 3 1 1 14 1 0 would ultimately Canadian Eight-Man Ama- Tom Armour, Eddie Loos, Arthur Country Club, Mo., 46-43— 89. Worcester, with New Britain yesterday was Holm, If ...... 4 1 2 2 0 0 out for no runs, on the ground Havers, L. B. Schmutte, Ted Long- Harry Cooper, Sacramento, Calif. 2 drive the ball into Kanes Furniture Company came postponed because of rain. Bridge Southworth, rf . . . . 3 0 1 0 0 of interference with the player worth, Tom Harmon, Jr., Archie 35-39— 74. Bell. 3b ...... 4 0 0 0 2 1 the stands. Catch making the catch. to town a few weeks back and drop port Trade plays at Mt. Nebo Fri Snvder, c ...... 3 0 1 4 1 0 tenr Team Shows Wares Compston, Joe Sylvester, George George Duncan, Great Britain,. 0 o * • • Gadd and Mike Brady. . ped a 10 to 4 decision to the Com day. The local nine is having a very Thevenow, ss ...... 0 0 5 0 er Grabowski of 43-41— 84. ^'v, Rbem. p ...... 9 0 0 0 1 0 The umpires, realizing a most British Did Well munity Club when Its pitchers blew successful year under the coaching 2 the New York Eddie Held, Algonquin Golf Alexander, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 unusual play confronted them, went In other words, not many Brit up and allowed the home team to of John Echmalian. Only one de club finally caught In Hartford This Evening. Club, Mo., 41-42— 83. tally eight times In the fourth In 31 6 7 27 15 1 into a conference and reached a de- ish and plenty of Americans still Joe Kirkwood, Albany, Ga., 41- feat has been suffered in two sea the ball just to / sion which it seems to me was ning. Had this not happened, the sons and that required eleven in PHILADELPHIA are in the chase, although man for 40— 81. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. the side of the eminently fair but which has been outcome might have been far dif nings and Springfield Vocational to Philadelphia dug-___ With renewed vigor gained man the Invaders did weil. For In Jock Hutchinson, Golf, 111., 41- .Sand, 3b ...... 4 1 1 0 3 1 protested. stance, Fred Robson, of England, ferent. The Hartford team is com do the trick. Next week Friday, the -Spaulding, If .... 1 o 1 0 0 out. ' 'Cobb through an additional 24-hours’ 39— 80. Williams, rf .... . ,'i 1 2 3 0 1 It is a rule that on all balls dropped out but Chirk Evans, thf- Emil Loeffler, Jr., of Pittsburgh, posed of good hitters and has com locals go to Springfield for a re o When he came Wrightstone, lb . . 4 0 0 9 0 thrown Into the players’ bench, or rest, the stable of eight amateur ,4.merlcan amatiur who formerly piled a good record this season. turn engagement. into contact with the railing placed Pa., 45-39— 84. Nixon, cf ...... ,3 0 1 3 0 0 a fair hit ball that might In some boxing champions from across the held both open and amateur titles, Tom Kelleher, Normandy, Mo., Cheney Brothers should be forced Leach, cf ...... 1 (1 0 0 0 0 there to protect players from fall ... way bound into the bench, all run might well have done likewise. He 47- 47— 94. to exert themselves to trim them “ Hook” Brennan, left-handed in- Thompson, 2b . 0 0 1 1 0 0 ing into the dugout, his momentum Canadian border, will exhibit their .Tonnard, ss ...... 4 0 0 f) 4 0 ners shall be entitled to two bases. had an 88. Walter R. Bourne, Princeton, N, for they are an Improved outfit over fielder on the Bon Ami baseball carried liini over the railing and wares, weather permitting, before Ferguson, p ...... 1 0 0 0 1 0 I am inclined to think the um George Duncan, stylist ot the in J., 48-54— 91. the one which opposed the Com O do'.vn periiaps ten concrete steps, an extra large gathering of fans at nine, Is having a good season, both Decatur, p ...... 1 1 1 0 0 pires gave thought to this rule, vading brigade, was almo.st equally J. M. Burns, New Rochelle, N. Ulricli, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 into the luiorel leading into the the Hartford Velodrome tonight. munity Club. in batting and in fielding. Hook is when they permitted Collins to ad impotent. He had an 84 So did Bert .^COtt, X ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 players’ dressing room. There will be eight international Y., 42-36— 78. the only left-handed player in town Mitchell, XX ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 vance two bases and score from sec Fearing that he was hurt, several and four inter-city bouts on the Jolly, another Englishman who was Louis Chiappetta, Hartford, playing third base. While his field ond while Cobb was sent from first not. Conn., 42-42— 84. ing has been satisfactory, his hit 37 4 9 24 10 2 of the I’hiiadelphia players on the program and any Manchester fan Score by innings bench rushed down' the steps to to third. who saw the five-man Canadian When one coasiders that Aubrey Larry Nabholtz, Sharon, Pa., 37- ting has been much more notice The player in making the catch Boomer, also an Englishman, and 3g__75 St. Loui.s ...... 303 000 OOx— 6 render first aid If necessary. In team that came to Hartford several HOPKINS HAS BIG able. There Is seldom a game goes I’hiladelphia ...... 000 002 200— 4 had been thrown into restricted John Golden, one of tho hot choices, the interest of a humane cause months ago, will not miss tonight’s Ted Ray, Great Britain, 383-38 by that the box score doesn’t show Two base bits. Holm 2, Frisch, two-base territory and according to hac S3’s; Willie McFarlana an 82 •Snyder, Spaulding; liome run, Wil- tliese rlayti'3 unknowingly compli gala attraction which bids fair to — 76. two hits for him. And baseball is reports was prevented from mak and Johnny Farrell and Joe Turne- liams; stolen bases, Southworth. Bell; cated the entire situation. be the most colorful amateur fight Herbergt C. Jolly, Great Britain, F IE D TO PLOUGH not Brennan’s best sport by a mil- sacrifice, Eottomley; left on bases. ing an immediate return to the aa a pair of 81’s, one can get an 43- 41— 84. Philadelphia 11, St. Louis 3; bases on card ever held In Connecticut. Ono lipn miles. The north end lad is far playing field by the opposing play^ ‘of the Canadian boxers has won Idea of how the young man did not George McLean, Yonkers, N. Y., more to home when racing through bails, off Ferguson 1, Rbem 3, Alex ander 2; struck out, bv Ferguson 3, Since haserimners can ad ers. thirty-four consecutive bouts with score yesterday. If further evidence 44- 43— 87. a broken field on the gridiron. Decatur 1, Ulrich 1. lihem 2, Alex Of course, the Athletics Insisted was needed, the 84 of C. A. Whit- vance on a foul fly that is out a single defeat. C. R. Wood, Lake Placid, N. Y., ander 1; hits, off Ferguson 6 in 3 in the ball was in play and failed to combe, of England, might seem to caught, Ct.llins and Cobb, with These boxers make up the Cana 40- 40— 80. Iowa Plonghboy Champion Is The Community club is making nings, off Decatur 1 in 4, Ulricli 0 in agree with the umpires in what it 1, Rhem S in G 1-3, Alexander 1 in 2 in ilieir rights, dashed for tho dian team: 112 ' pounds, Barney complete the indictment. Bill Leach, Overbrook, Pa., 41- efforts to secure another pitcher. At seems was a fair play ruling. Everybody Bad 2-3; winning pitcher, Rhem; losing jilate the moment Grabow.ski O’Connell; 118 pounds, Art Gagne; 40— 81. present Vin Farrand is the only pitcher, Ferguson; umpires, Pfirman, * • * In other words everybody was Bob Stupple, Highland Park, caught the ball and did an An 130 pounds, Art Gloutney; 147 Pitted Against Strong Op' one on the staff and it is possible Quigley and Wilson; time, 1:43. Umpires have never made a bad and, of course, everybody still X—Scott batted for Decatur in Sth, nette Kellennann dow'n the pounds, Harry Chevalier; 147 Ills., 47-44— 91. that Russ Fisher of Hartford may ground rule covering such a has a chance today. There are three Aubrey Boomer, Great Britain, XX— ilitchell ran for Scott in Sth. dugout steps. pounds, Paul St. Germaine; 150 position In Velodrome be drafted into use. contingency because such a pounds, George Ashe; 160 pounds, more rounds and virtually none of 38-45— 83. At Cincinnati:— • • • happening seemed impossible, Stan Hoiseth; 165 pounds. Bill Tor- them can be as bad as the first. KED.S 1. B R A V E S 0 Approximately, a score of 295 Tommy Sipples, ohe of the best Collins scored from second and blit It is safe to assume it will pin. CINCINNATI be covered after an official rul will win the championship. 'V/ho Victor Hopkins, the Iowa Plough- ball players Manchester ever turn Cobb from first before Grabowski O’Connell, who is flyweight cham LEADING LEAGUE HITTERS ed out, is hitting hard and fielding Dressen, 3b ...... :i 0 u o'' 4 ing is given on the protest. will get it? Obviously, the man who boy who now sits the throne as the o could convince his well-wishers that pion of the Dominion, is one of the well for the Elmwood New De Cliristensen, cf .... 2 0 1 0 guarantee to shoot the next three Natlisnal Ivcague American motor-paced champion, . . outstanding members of the team Pipp, lb ...... 3 U 1 I'l 1 rounds under 75. Jones could. He will face a great field tomorrow partures and East Hampton, the alker. rf ...... 0 0 1 0 from across the border. He has Harris, Pittsburgh...... 441 latter being in the Middlesex Coun Allen, If . . . 0 1 1 0 scored sixty-four consecutive wins has the golf, he has the experience P. Waner, Pittsburgh ...... 388 night at the Hartford Velodrome '' 0 ty League. Last year, Sipples play IRirgravc, c (1 2 10 0 THESCOREBOARD as an amateur and never has been and he has the temperament gained Farrell, Boston ...... 379 track when he rides in the 35-mlle . . o OAK S WIN JUNIOR Critz, 21> ...... 0 0 4 by his victories in 1923 and 1926, Frisch, St. Louis ...... 366 championship race. ed several games in Manchester, anninger, S3 ...... 4 1 0 0 3 O when he won both the American Hopkins, who last year was the but so far has yet to make his 19 27 May, p ...... o 0 0 0 O’Connell will meet Eddie Reed Hornsby, New Y o r k ...... 366 and British titles. Leader a year ago today: Cuyler, sensation of Eastern tracks when debut before local fandom. YESTERDAY’S RESULTS and the local boy, who is state he won the American title, though 21 1 7 27 14 LEAGUE PENNANT champion, is evidently in for ,a Behind him, then, Is precedent. Pittsburgh, .378. BOSTON Eastern League Behind him, too, is the ability to American League he was entered in the series long Tennis seems to be attracting AB. rough voyage, though Eddie Is con R. H. PO. A. Albany 4, Bridgeport 3. make the shots when only a good E. Millel, St. Louis ...... 404 after Its beginning and then only more attention this summer than in Ufoore, 2b . 30 1 1 fident he can give a good account because of injury which disquali Wfclcii. cf ...... 3 0 0 3 1 Pittsfield 8, Waterbury 7. shot counts. It has been this kind Gehrig, New York ...... 390 several seasons here. The various Gautreau, x of himself against the Canadian. fied one of the championship en ...... 0 0 0 u 0 Other games postponed, rain. of play that made Robert T. Jones Cobb, Philadelphia ...... 380 courts are kept in use most of the Mann, rf ...... o Eddie laid off the last card In order 4 0 1 1 Decisively Trounce Polish A. American League the greatest golfer ot the age and Simmons, Philadelphia .. .377 trants, Is riding in great form this time and often there is a large Farrell, 3b ...... 3 0 0 0 to be In shape for tonight’s hard Fournier, Jb ...... 2 o All games postponed, rain- a little more of it will make him Meusel, New York ...... 377 season. waiting list. The court in the rear (1 0 10 test. The other riders in the 35-mile Hogan, c . . 9 0 0 o i National League a man who has achieved what has Leader a year ago today, Ruth, of the High school, which is the Brown, If . o C„ 14-0; Billy Copeland Vincent LaBella, the fast-step special here Thursday will be Bob ...... 3 (1 i 0 Brooklyn-Pittsburgh, rain. been popularly regarded as the •im New York, .380. most centrally located, is often in Bancroft, ss ...... 3 0 0 3 7 ping Middletown bantam, will go Grassln, French champion; George 1\ ertz, p . . Cincinnati 1. Boston 0. possible. Only Johnny McDermott “ The Big Five” use early in the morning and late ...... 3 0 0 0 0 against Gagne, who has a long Chapman, six times American Hits a Homer; So Does Chicago 4, New York 3. has been able to win in two suc Cobb ...... 380 at night- Many school teachers are string of victories Including several Hornsby ...... 366 champion: Vincent Madonna, great 28 0 5 24 16 St. Louis 6, Philadelphia 4. knockouts, and Barney Yousman cessive years; then he was all wash Italian rider; Theodore Wynsdau taking advantage of tennis as a Score by innings: ed up, absolutely over and done Ruth ...... 340 means of keeping the pointer from Cincinnati . 001 000 OOx- will go against Art Gloutney, light of Belgium and Dan Pichione, one Two base hits, Cliristensen, Mann; Palmer. with. Jones not only has won the Speaker ...... 332 registering too high when they step weight of the Canadian team. Collins ...... 322 of the younger group of motor-pac sacrifice, Gautreau; double play, THE STANDINGS “ Pifakey” Kaufman will be brac title twice but he has taken all ed riders who are fast coming to on the scales to be weighed. Dressen to Critz to Pipp, Bancroft to Eastern League Moore to Fournier, Fournier to Ban keted with Harry Chevalier, who the front. croft to Fournier; left on bases, Bos The final chapter of the Junior w . L. holds a decision over Harry Smith, Chapman, whose riding was in The Community Club was unable ton 4, Cincinnati 4, Bases op bails, off Baseball League in the Minor Di -\lbany ...... 3030 19 the Canadian welterweight who beat different on his last appearance to hold its practice session last May 2, Wertz 2; struck out, liy May Pittsfield ...... 25 21 here, is back in his old-time form night because of the rainy weather 1'. Wertz 2: wild pitcli, AVertz; uin'- vision was written Monday night on Ray Hogan here last winter; and pircs, Moran, O'Day and Reardon; New Haven ...... 24 21 Ray Hall Is In the same division and Is rated now as a real contend but it will be held tonight at time, 1:26. the North End Playgrounds when Bridgeport ...... ?4 22 er for the championship this year. with Paul St. Germaine, the only Hickey’s Grove at 6 o’clock instead. X—Gautreau batted for Welsh In Springfield ...... 25 26 Sunday night in the race in New 9 th. the Oaks decisively defeated the one of the visiting team not cham Manager Wilfred Bulla announced Waterbury ...... 24 26 York Chapman and Madonna were Polish A. C. The score was 14 to 0. pion either of Quebec or all Cana this morning that he had completed Providence ...... 23 28 leading at 18 miles vhen a big In order that there might be no da. arrangements for the Rockville In Hartford ...... , 15 27 Jack Kelly of Waterbury, state electric light bulb broke showering dependents to play at the West Side the track with glass, and forcing the RAIN KEEPS TEN doubt as to the final score and their League middleweight titleholder, will meet playgrounds Friday night. The In ability to weild the bat, each mem W. L. Stan Hoiseth, who some time ago halting of the race. After the re dependents consist of the same start, Georgetti and Jaeger rode ber of the Oaks contributed at least New Y o r k ...... 3636 17 defeated Gene Ratel the Canadian, players that held the Bristol New BIG TEAMS M E Chicago ...... 3232 23 who here last winter defeated Joe outfront to finish one, two. one hit. Hickey, Eells, Godz, Kelley Chapman was winning at Revere Departure to an extra inning game Philadelphia .29 23 Howard: while Joe Howard will mix last Saturday under the name of and Spencer made two. Copeland Washington ...... ,262 6 24 Saturday night when motor trou By LES CONKLIN. with Bill Torpin. ble pushed him back for a loss. the Polish Americans. and Palmer walloped home runs. Detroit ...... ,2424 27 Paul Terzo of Hartford will take ,24 on George Ashe, the 150-pounder. He tried to make up for the for I. N. S. Correspondent. Palmer, who has been out of the St. Louis ...... 24 27 feited distance and was riding fu LINDY TO GET PASS Cleveland ...... ,2424 30 New York, June 15.— Colonel Oaks’ lineup for the past six weeks riously just behind the winner, Dan Boston ...... 1313 37 Charles A. Lindbergh will be pre New York, June 15.— With ten 1? Does Pichione, at the finish. with a broken ankle, returned and straight victories to their credit, the National League Bunions Hopkins has been out for a few sented with a special gold pass to showed his team mates that his W. Quick r«li«f from pmin. all National League games at St. Chicago Cubs figure to compile the L. a razor pallT A meets recovering from a hard fall batting eye was still good. Pittsburgh ...... 32 17 Prevent eboe pressure. and in this absence has suffered a Louis next Saturday when the greatest tvinning streak of the sea At dUmt «wl rhee Moru son at the expense of the lowly The score by innings: Chicago ...... 32 19 didl blade. Only severe loss of points as the field Cardinals raise their world cham Qal^g ...... OoO 531 X 14 pionship pennant. Phillies, who begin a series with St. Louis ...... 29 20 JOfiSohoirs a snpar-lcaefi has gone on riding. Victor must Golas, C. Bycholski and “ Baker” New Y o r k ...... 26 26 A r t on e OR—the win many championship races from The flyer has promised to attend the Bruins today. The Cubs are X i M - p a d s t pain is pone blada giTes a so* the game between the Giants and only one game behind the Pirates. Kusek worked hard to turn the Brooklyn ...... 25 31 now on if he Is to qualify for the tide in their favor but the Oaks Boston ...... per-sbarc. The championship final in which the the Cardinals on that afternoon, Hack Wilson’s thirteenth homer .19 26 title he now holds will be the prize. which has been set aside as Horns featured Chicago’s four to three were not to be denied- Philadelphia .. .19 29 Valat AntoStrop Director G. H. Washburn, stated by Day. victory over the Giants yssterday. Cincinnati ...... 19 34 Raaor la the only Frank C .dwell, manager of the Having failed to trade themselves this morning that the league had local track has just returned from into a pennant, the Giants are now done much, in his estimation for I GAMES TODAY G. Schreil)^ & Sons raamr that girea New York where he attended the Golfers You Have Met picking' on the umpires. They claim the embryo ball player who will Eastern League yon a super-keen later represent his community on Sunday races. He discovered two by Kent Straat that Pick’s single, w'hich drove in New Haven at Hartford. capable young pace-followers in mEG U S PAT OFF the winning run in the eleventh, the larger teams. Mr. Washburn Bridgeport at Albany. General Contraclors edge for erery Rene Boogman of Holland and Roy was foul by a city block, and kick stressed the points of moral, good Pittsfield at Waterbury. share. Johnson of Australia and they will ed loud and long at previous deci sportsmanship, and organization Springfield at Providence. $1 np to be seen soon In a race at the local sions in the series. The New York which were the objective points of American League Bnllden ot “ Better Bi^t track. ers 'hava dropped eight of their last the league. The boys were enthus St. Louis at Boston'. T^ephone ten games. ed over the possibility of a basket Chicago at Philadelphia. A group of professional and ama jakie May of the Reds held the ball league in the fall, when the Others not scheduled. teur riders will compete In the Braves to four hits and lilanked subject was touched on briefly by National League sprint races supporting the 35- them one to nothing. Henry Wertz Director Washburn. Boston at Pittsburgh. Shop: 285 West Center Street mile motor-paced race. pitched well for the losers but was Mr. Washburn also Informed The Philadelphia at Chicago. Bill Taslllo whose band blares in what is technically known as a Herald that a Midget League would Brooklyn at Cincinnati. encouragement to the riders as tough spot. be launched in a day or two for New York at St. Louis. they go down the home stretch, Grover Alexander’s reljef pitch boys under fifteen years of age. BATTERY WORK ,bas brought the new song, “Lind ing Insured the Cardinals six to Four teams have signified their en bergh, America’s Eagle of the Air’ four victory over the Phillies. Cy try In this league, Buckland, Wap- Authorized ‘*Willard” Service back from New York and it will be Williams walloped his eleventh VACCA DEFEATED Station. —^tarpmu tta tif played at the race tomorrow night ping, Manchester Green and the homer. TJie Cards swept the series. Black Eagles. At a meeting of the for the first time In Hartford, The other ten clubs were Idle. Los Angeles, June 15.— “News Carbon Burning. managers, Donahue, Woodward, The White Sox and Athletics be boy” Brown, local contender for Cowles and Bycholski, rules and Auto Electrical Work. gin a battle for second place today Fidel La Barba’s flyweight crown, regulations were drawn up and a Electrical Appliances Repaired. in Philadelphia. was awarded the., decision over Walter Beall, the original wild schedule submitted to each team Johnny Vacca, of Boston, after |i^ee Crankcase Service. GEO. A . JOHNSON man, has been sent to St. Paul by captain. Any team of boys whose ten rounds of fast and furious the Yankees on option and Connie average age Is not more than fif milling before a capacity house at th e o n l y stick Mack has shipped Dudley Branom, teen may join the league by phon the Olympic here last night. Vacca JOHN BAUSOLA Civil Engineer and Surveyor SHE KNOWS HOW TO the millionaire first baseman, to ing G. H. Washburn. Tel. 1594, or weighed 118 and Brown-tipped the With Barrett & Robbins Portland of the Pacific League on notifying any of the above mana- Fairbanks at 114, the fight being use 1$ A UPSTICK-^ at catchwelghti. 913 Main St. Phone 39-2 299* ' South Manch.esterj^ ontioiu .gers.
\ V MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1927. PAGE EIGHT You Save Money And Get Better Results By Ordering Your Want Ads For Six Days,
Apartments— Flats— Houses for Sale 73 Want Ad Information Lost and Found Antomoblles for Sale Tenements for Rent 63 SIX ROOM COLONIAL house, all BROIVN AND W HITE Spaniel lost, THREE ROOMS— Heated apartments modern with more than 1-2 acre of FORD one year old. Tag No. 35399. Tele BUICK MASTER SIX with bath. Apply shoemaker. Trot land, good location. Price ander Manchester 1927 DEMONSTRATOR phone 364-2. ter Block. 56000. See Stuart J. Wasley, 827 Main PRICED RIGHT street. Telephone 1428-2. MANCHESTER Evening Herald LOST—TRIPLE STRING pearls In or THREE ROOM APARTMENT In Sel- near East Side Rec. Return to Cham J. M. SHEARER The Lowest Rates witz building, hot water at all WASHINGTON STREET — Nice six MOTOR SALES CO. Classified Advertisements ber of Commerce, 769 Main street. CAPITOL BUICK CO. TEL. 1600 times. Inquire at Selwitz’a Shoe room single, fire place, steam heat, Count Blx average words Shop. Telephone 835-2. lot 65 feet, by 155. A nice home. Reward. Terms. Arthur A. Knofla, 875 Main CARS TxlUCXS TRACTORS Dependable Used Cars street. Telephone 782-2. 510 bin lost, Saturday afternoon. Houses for Rent e r j Finder please return to Anderson & Manchester Motor Sales Co. For Herald Want Ads A large stock of genuine Ford 1069 Main St. So. Manchester Is price of three lines. Noren, 361 Center street. Lots for Sale 73 parts and accessories always on Open Eves & Sundays. TeL 740 are given on orders for SIX DAYS and tihat|ls the right NEW HOUSE at 117 1-2 Prospect street, four rooms, two on first floor hand. Line rates per dajT for transient l o s t —W ill the person who took order to give to secure the most satisfactory results. JUST THE OPPORTUNITY you have small silk umbrella from the rack FORD COUPE in good running con and two on second floor, all improve dition, new battery, good tires and ments. shades on all windows. Rent been looking for! Two very desirable We operate a service station at the Memorial Hospital Tuesday Advertising Is cumulative in it's effect and an ad that and valuable lots on Cambridge Effective March 17. evening, return to hospital olBce? spare, 560 for quick sale. Can be $24.00. Tel. 1S5-2 after five. with positively the best and most Cash Charge seen at 94 Russell street, between 6 Is published for SIX consecutive days has greater result street. Must be sold immediately. 9 ots and 7 p. m. or phone 1268. Splendid Investment, In beautiful modern equipment obtainable for 6 Consecutive Days 7 cts A'.ALE c o r d t i r e and rim, lost, be producing power than one published for one, two, or 9 cts 11 cts Apartment Buildings for Sale 69 residential section. Fine opportuni- work on a Ford car. 3 Consecutive Days tween Hartman's Plantation and three days and then repeated after a lapse of two or t - for the person who acts now. Call 11 ots 13 ots Buckland. Tel. 262-3. Chas. Green 1 TON COMMERCIAL and 1 ton Olds- I Day moblle truck, O. K. condition. Wara- three days. This is a fixed and proved rule in adver 245-3. orders for Irregular JP^ertlons berg. DEL.MONT STREET— Beautiful 10 USED CAR BARGAINS All noke Garage. Phone 544. tising and you can depend upon it. room fiat, always rented, nice shrubs ^•ill be charged at the_one-tJme^rat^. and trees, two car garage. Price and YOUR OWN TERMS "■‘‘oeciar rktes for long term every 2 Studebaker 1924 Big 6 Sedan. terms of Arthur A. Knofla, 875 Main drv^ad.-ertlsing given upon Annonncementa 1924 FORD TOURING C.AR Studebaker 1924 Big “ 6" Touring. REMEMBER street. Telephone 782-2. BROILERS FOR SALE 1922 FORD TOURING CAR .Ads ordered for three oi six days Studebaker 1924 Light 6 Coupe. and stopped before the third 1923 CLEVELAND TOURING CITY SHOE REPAIRING Studebaker 1922 Special 6 Touring. that when you get results before the six times are up Farms and Land for Sale 71 35c per lb. 1924 FORD RUNABOUT SHOE SHINE PARLOR Stutz Roadster, 1924 (Pickup body) Is located at 31 Oak street. Let me you can stop your ad, by mail or telephone if you wish, by weight at farm. take care of your dress shoes and you Oldsmoblle 1925 Sedan and you will be charged ONLY for the actual number of SEVEN -VCRE F.4.RM— nine room Oakhurst Poultry Farm, OPEN EVENINGS -AND after the will be satisfied. Buick 1924 Master Six Coupe times the ad appeared in the paper, charging at the rate house, all new improvements, one on six time ads stopped SALVATORE REALE Nash 1923 Sedan horse, one cow and barn. Two car Rockville R. F. D. 1, Tel. 74-5 SUNDAY. fifth day. earned. garage, large poultry house, double forbids” : display lines not No '‘till STEAMSHIP TICKETS to and from CONKET AUTO COMPANY This Is a service arrangement for the benefit of oui^ brooder house with two brooders, all parts of the world— Cunard 20 East Center St. Tel. 840 one incubator. Call by telephone 1069 Main street. So. Manchester ^°The Herald will not ue responsible Anchor, White Star. French, Ameri advertisers. after 6 P. M. Man. 1465-5. Opposite -Army and Navy Club for more tV.an one incorrect Insertion can, Swedish, North German Lloyd Ford Coupe 550. SUMMER COTTAGE ON orally advertisement ordered for Tel. 740. and several others. .Assistance given Ford Sedan 525. Houses for dale 72 LAKE POCOTOPAUG. more than one time. . incor- in securing passports. Robert J. Ford Touring Car 53B. The inadvertent omission or incor Smith, 1009 Main street. Phone. rect publicatioi. of advertising .vill be Will rent for the month of 750-2. SILK CITY OAKLAND CO. BUNGALOW—5 rooms, all Improve August cottage on the Island in 195 Center St. Tel. 2169 ments, garage In basement. Imme numerous acrobatic stunts ■which f^o^ r^^dlr- Tailoring-Dyeing-Cleaning 24 Household Goods 61 Lake Pocotopaug. One of the fin -hlVg^^^mrd^i' The Manchester Upholstering Co. diate possession at $5500. Apply E. the actress goes through with all ed- is now located at J. Holl. Tel. 560. est locations on the lake, free from Auto Accessories— Tires 6 STERLING Steel coal range, tvith 116 Spruce street ENGLISH WOOLEN CO. Tailors since flies and mosquitoes. For partic the reckless abandon that made South Manchester water front, good condition. Price PORTER STREET—Desirable loca- Doug the most popular actor in the 1898. Local dealer Harry Anderton, $20. For particulars call J. W. Hale ulars see E. H. Crosby at The ln ‘\'lvle!’ ’’co^\y®and"^typ'^gra^ NEW^ CORD TIRE 34x4, 515.00. Apply 38 Church street, South Mancliester. tio"’ . attractive Colonial house, 11 Co. rooms, arrange! for one or two world. Swords flash and blood 207-209 Spruce street. Tel. 2055-2. Phone 1221-2. Herald OflBce, House Phone 2320. err'a.ld°"the^"'°rcser4^ the right to Automobiles for Sale Inliano. families, substantially good condi flows, but the little girl is always edti. revise 6 r reject any copy con- ONE -4.CORN COAL range with water tion, lyater, gas, electricity, furnace, on the other end. She serenades the Private Instruction 28 front, good condition. Price 515. For price and terms reasonable. Walton girls when she masquerades as a "‘ c l o I i n g " h o u r s - c i^ Auto Repairing— Painting 7 particulars call J. "W. Hale Co. W. Grant Realtor 75 Pearl street. toS.';°publ?shrd same ^ay must be re MR. USED CAR PROSPECT! Hartford, 2-7584 or Manchester 321. LUCKY NUMBER WINS boy and captures the heart of the ceived by 12 o clock noon. Saturaayo PERSONAL ATTENTION given to all PRIVATE INSTRUCTION given in all SIX PIECE living room suite, settee, leader of her family enemies. grammar school subjects by former arm cliair, four side chairs $30.00. SEVEN ROOM COTTAGE, convenient 10:30 a. m. . a RIGHT NOW C.ARS ARE repair work. Superior brake re-lin As a boy she is a scream and the ing and greasing service. All vork grammar school principal, for rates Watkins Used Furniture Store, IT to school and trolleys, garage. All situations she becomes Involved in Telephone Your Want Ads call 215-5. Oak street. modern improvements. Price very DIAMOND AT STATE PRICED AT THEIR LOWEST fully guaranteed. Schaller’s Garage. are ludicrous In the extreme. It -is 634 Center street TeL 1226-2. reasonable. Apply to owner. Phone 631-2 after six o’clock. the best that Miss Daniels has done ■n- NOW IS THE TIME TO BUT Money to Loan Si K '.“ c.Pn'J.nl.nc. >0 aa.,r.l.ers, bjt VALVES AND CARBON Job, labor Wanted— To Buy 58 so far and she Is ably supported by charge on Chevrolet $4.50, Pontiac Legal Notices To Be Given Away At Country f u ll P a y m e n t if paid at the busi- 5 1-2 PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE a clever cast. Easy Terms Open Eves. & Sundays $6.50, Oakland 58.50. All work Store Tomorrow Night; Bebe guaranteed at Catlin’s Service Sta LO-\NS JUNK—I will pay highest prices for District o ' .Andover ss. Probate Her leading man Is James Hall, all kinds of junk; also buy all kinds tion, 255 Center street. South Man Building loans or permanent mort- Cmirt. June 14tli, 1927. Daniels Here Today. an actor who Is fast gaining popu ad otherwise the UHAKV.u of chickens. Morris H. Lessner, tele HUDSON— 1922 7-pass. Sedan, Duco chester. Estate of Jane 1’. Stearns late of larity on the screen. William Pow p a t e will be collected. FIRST BOND & MORTGAGE CO. OF phone 982-4. Andover in said District, deceased. painted, 5 brand new tires, mechani HARTFORD, INC. Somebody will get a diamond ell, that polished villain, is seen In hmy for errors cally perfect. A real buy for 5350. RAGS, MAGAZINES— Bundled paper The Adniini.strator d. b. n. having will be assumed and their accuracy Wanted Autos— Motorcycles 12 805 Main St. Phjne 2-5072 exhibited liis administration account ring tomorrow night with a lucky the role of the detestable cousin of cannot be guaranteed. and junk bought at highest cash FORD—1926 Coupe mechanically very prices. Phi.re 849-3 and I will call. L with said estate to this Court for al number on a coupon. Who It is no the hero and his 'wor'it is as good AUTOS—Will buy cars for junk. lowance, it is good, fullv equipped, good rubber, Used parts for sale. General auto re Help Wanted— Female 35 Eisenberg. body knows, and nobody will know as any he has ever done. Phone 664 $300. ORDERED:—That the 22nd day of pairing. Abel's Service Station. Oak June, A. D., 1927 at 9 o’clock in the until the number is drawn off. It a s k - on WANT Al. SERVICE street. Tel. 7S9. CHEVROLET— 1 925 2-pass. Coupe. In W.A.NTED— Stenographer with sev Rooms Without Boarfl 59 forenoon, at the Probate office in Bol is the feature of the Country Store .V 1 condition throughout, $325. eral years business experience^ for ton lie and tlie same is assigned for Index of Classifications g'pnerHl hank \vork. Address 1. O. a hearing on the allowance of said and with the diamond ring a num Business Services Offered 13 ber of other presents will be hand LEXINGTON— 1924 5-pas.'. Coach. In Box E., South Manchester, administration account, and this NOTICE! Wvpnin£r Herald Want Ads are now FURNISHED ROOMS, 205 Center Court directs the administrator d. b. g'ood running condition, $300. street, corner Rosemary Place. ed out. The diamond has been ob gr^upeTIcfording to classifications ASHES REMOVED and moving done. n. to cite all persons interested there tained from Smith’s jewelry store bel^otv and for handy -fference J U Robert Creighton, 16 Knighton St. Help Wanted— Male SO Taken by virtue of an EXE XASH- -1925 ' Big-six, 4-pass. Coupe, in to appear at said time and place, appear 111 the numerical order mdl- Telephone 105-5. by publishing this order once in some in the State building and is on dis $S50. FURNISHED ROOM In private family CUTION to me directed, and cated; , i newspaper having a circulation in play there for these few days. LAWNS MOWED—Hedges trimmed, BECOME .\N AUTO mechanic! Study at 73 Pine street. 'tt’ill be sold at PUBLIC V E N Lost and Found ...... ^ 1 924 N.\SH— 3 pass. Touring, $450. In said District, and by posting a copy- The feature picture is “ Stage Announcements ...... j also all kinds of repairs done neat nights at Hartford Y'. M. C. -Y. Auto ■ on the inililie .sign post in the '.own of excellent condition throughout. Scluiol. -Actual work on cars. Nev Madness,” starring the emotional DUE to the highest bidder, at Personals ...... ly and satisfactory. Work done by Apartments— Flats— -Andover where tlie deceased last Autoniobllea ^ hours, days or week. John H. Mc class starting. Sessions on Monday, dwelt, at least six days before said actress, Aiirginia Valli and Lou Tel- Watkins Brothers Wai’ehouse 1 925 PEERLESS— 6-cyI. 7-pass. Sedan, Carthy, 18 Pine Hill. Tel. 1293-12, W'ednesday and Friday nights. Pearl Tenements for Rent 03 Automobiles for Sale •••••'...... a $850. Painted a very pretty blue, new | time assigned. legen. Other good supporters are in in the Town of Manch'ester, Automobiles for Exchange .... ^ and Jewell streets. Certified from Record. Auto Accessories— Tires ...... « rubber. [ the remainder of the cast, most of duA’s after date which APARTMENTS— Two, three and four J. AVHITE SU.MNER them well known to theater-goers lOUrteen aa>S aiier Gate, wruLU Auto Repairing—Painting ------Florists— N urseries 15 1922 PEERLESS 4-pass, Coupe, 5250 LABORERS room apartments, heat. Janitor ser Judge. will be on Friday, the 24th day Auto Schools ...... — 4 Q brand new tires, mechanically vice. gas range, refrigerator. In-a- H-6-15-27. here. Autos— Ship by Truck ...... » excellent. BRO.A.D LE.4P tobacco plants for sale. door bed furnished. Call Manchester “ Stage Madness” is the story of of June A. D. 1927, at 4 o’clock Autos—For Lire iQ Conn Sumatra Tobacco Co., Buck- Construction Company. 2100 or tele 20 MEN L.ABORERS TO WORK a dancer who won the heart of the in the afternoon, standard Garages—Servjcc—Storage ...... 1 925 P.\CKARD—Single Six Limou land. Telephone 538-2. phone 7S2-2. Motorcycies—Bicycles ------multitude but lost her own. The Wanted Autos—Motorcyol^es . 12 sine, $1500. Glass in back of driver. ON ST.ATE ROAD. AT THE time, to satisfy said execution Driven 17,000 miles. SPECIAL SALE ON FLOWER AND TEST ANSWERS dancer, used to the bright lights, Bu.sines.-i nnd Professional Services vegetable plants, pansies, sweet W il 4 ROOM FL.AT second floor, all mod and my fees thereon, the fol CRUCHER PL.ANT. LOC.ATED ern improvements, rent reasonable. finds that married life palLi on her. Business Services Offered ...... 1924 BUICK— Master Six, 4 pass. liam, Delphiniums, Snapdragons. Household Services Offered ------• Calendulas. Zinnias, asters, straw- Apply 37 Clinton street. H. Thibo Below are the answers to the Her baby doesn’t make the situa lowing described property to Building— t ontracting ...... Coupe, $750. Newly painted. Driven ON VERNON AVE. AT LANZ deau. 16.000 miles. flowers Marigold. Petunias and “Now You -Ask One” questions tion any better and she yearns for w it: 1 Blower Bellows, 2 Ket Florists—Nurseries ...... f- Burning Bush, 25c. per dozen; Vinca FIVE ROOM FL.AT at 349 Oakland found on the comics page: the stage and her dancing partner, Funeral Directors •••■•••••- , vines and Ageratums 20c. each. CORNER, ROCKVILLE. tles, 1 Pr. Andirons, 1 Pr. Heating— Plumbing—Roofing .. t- ■1926 JOP.D.-VN— Straight Eight 7-pass. Heliotrope and Coleus, 15c. each. street. All improvements. .Apply Sam 1— The Epworth League takesTv'ho, by the tvay, is played by Lou Sedan $1000. Newly Duco painted, Yulves, 701 Main street. Telloren. Tongs, 1 Gun, 1 Cane, 1 Fire Insurance ...... good ,q i rubber. Hollyhocks 50c. per dozen, gerani its name from Epworth, birth Millinery—Dressmaking ...... - ums 25c. each and $2.75 per dozen; Situations Wanted— Female 38 place of John Wesley, founder of Her impoverished husband, who Shovel, 2 Hitchcock Chairs, 1 Moving—Trucking—Storage .... ^ Martlia Washington geraniums 40c. is an artist, fails to hold her inter Painting—Papering ...... ' - 1925 PACKARD— Single Six. 5-pass. eacli. Dracaenas 30c. each, English FIVE ROOM FL.AT at 60 Bircli street. IMethodism. Plane, 6 Saws, 2 Braces, 1 Professional Services ...... Touring. in excellent condition ivy; lemon Verbenas, Salvia, large Inquire at 64 Birch street, or tele 2— A ‘ cant hook" is used toest, and in the end goes back to- Emorj’ Wheel, 1 Hammer, 1 throughout. flowering cannas, Boston ferns, H,ar- W ANTED— Ironing, waslung and phone 2019. roll logs. the plaudits of the crowd. She be Repairing .... ------Iiousecleaning. Phone 1545-2. Pair Plyers, 2 Clamps. Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleinlr.g .. - dy Phlo.x, Hardy chrysanthemums, 3— The Jabherwock ivas acomes the greatest dancer in the Toilet Goods and Services ...... grapevines. Barberry, California FOUR ROOJI FL.AT on second floor, Dated at iManchestei' this Wanted—Business Service ...... ‘2° P.ECOXDITIONED CADILL.ACS Privet, Catalpa trees, ever-blooming Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 at 168 Oak street, all improvements, dragon in Lewis Carroll's book, ivorld and loses track of her hus Educational ^ roses and evergreens, tomatoes and with garage. Inquire 16! Uak street. “ Through the Looking Glass.” band. How she becomes reconciled 10th dav of June, A. D. 1927. Courses and Classes ...... cauliflower 15c. per doz., $1 per 100; Call 616-5. 1920 7-PASS. TOURING— $250. BIRD DOG. Walker hound. Collier 4— Deadwood Dick was an exto her family life forms the main HENRY F. COMSTOCK, Private Instruction ...... cabbage. Broccoli, lettuce 10c. per puppy for sale. Inquire 74 Apel press messenger Avho guarded doz., 75c, per 100. All at low prices. part of the story. Deputy Sheriff. Dancing 1920 MODEL 59, 4-P.ASS. COUPE, $650. Place. FIA'E ROOM FL.AT with all modern shipments of gold from Deadwood, Musical— Diamatic ...... Always open. Michael Pinatello, 379 1 Improvements. Inquire Wm. Kanehl, Bebe Daniels, one of tlie most Wanted—Instruction ...... Burnside Ave. Greenhouse, Station 519 Center street. S. D., to Omaha. beautiful stars in the movies at the Financial 1919 MODEL 57. 4-P.ASS. COUPE, $500. PERSI.AN AND ANGORA kittens. 9 22, East Hartford. weeks old, priced reasonable. Bar 5— -A decapod is an animal withpresent time, is more beautiful than Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages ...... 31 FIl'E ROOM.S new, five room tene 1 922 MODEL 61. -P.ASS. TOURING— berry Lane Cattery, 17 Mount.ain 10 le.gs, such as the lobster or ever in her characterization of Business Opportunities ...... *- GR.ADU.ATIO.N BOUQUETS. All kinds street, Rockville, Conn. Tel. 311-3. ment, all improvements, garage. In Money to Loan ...... $700. of cut flowers. Very best roses at quire 22 Summer street. shrimp. Francisco Hernandez in “The Sen- Money Wanted ...... $2.00 per dozen. Carnations $1.50 per 6— The three orders of pillarsorita,” which is the attraction at At Bolton Notch Help and Sitnntions 1923 MODEL 61. 7-PASS. SEDAN- dozen. Prompt delivery. Wayside Poultry and Supplie.s 43 $8.50. JOHN.SON BLOCK. Main street. 8 in Greek architecture are Doric, the State theater today. Miss Dan Help Wanted —Female ...... 35 Gardens, Rockville, 714-2. room apartment, all modern im Ionic and Corinthian. On state road nice single of Help Wanted —Male . . ------BABY CHICKS. Smith Standard Cert- iels is called upon to play a diffi- . ^ ^ Help Wanted —.Male or Female.. 3 i 1926 MODEL 314, 5-P.ASS. SED.AN. provements Apply to Albert Harri 7— Ibex is the name given to iu ’ biX rooms, 2 car garage, II/ 2 o-culd thoroughbred from free range j son. 33 Myrtle street. Phone ' 770. cult role and she makes good in ^ SIX I’OOmS, -• (33.1 Agents W'.nted ----- ...... Insurance 18 any of the Old AVorld wild goats 192 5 CUSTOM 5-P.ASS. COUPE. I stock. Clvcks on hand at all times. ; ------—_—_ every way. acres of land set out to all kinds Situations A’anted—Female ... 3» 7----- I Manchester Grain and Coal Co. Apel I 455 yiAIN STREET— 6 room tenement with recurved, rigid horns. Situations Wanted—Male ...... 3J The picture resembles those of of bearing fruit trees. An 1921 MODEL V63, 7-PASS. SED.AN. Take an accident policy at 5c a| P ace. Tel. 17C0. \ .V-1 condition, all Improvements, S—Any material object sup Employment Agencies ...... 4U day before you go on your vacation, Douglas Fairbanks in that there are Live Stock— Pets— Poultry— Vehicles ready June loth. .Apply to Benson's posed to have magical power is ideal place for poultry. Never 1919 MODEL 57, 7-P.ASS. TOURING— from Stuart J. Wasley, 827 Main St. i b a BY CHICKS^Duckllngs. Cert-O- 1 Furniture Co. Telephone 53-3. Dogs— Birds— Pets ...... *} Culd stock; popular breeds; guaran- I called a fetish. offered for sale before. $ 200. Live Stock—Veliicles ...... - teed live delivery; free catalogue. ( 9— The first five books of the Poultry anu Supplies ...... 43 Millinery— Dressmaking 19: Clark’s Hatchery, East Hartford. | MODERN SIX ROOM East Side, 2 famil3rl2 rooms, Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 1919 MODEL c -PASS. SEDAN, $250. I Old Testament are called the Pen- For Sale— Miscellaneous Conn. , tateiich. corner lot, walk and curbing, 1922 MODEL 61, 4-P-ASS. C O U P E ------I fiat at L56 Main street, newly deoorat- Articles for Sale ...... 45 HEMSTITCH W ORK — F. DION, ! cd, all modern iniproveinents, for rent ' 111—Heppelwliite furniture was' rents for $840 year. Sale ■ Boats and Accessories ...... 4b plump j very reasonable. Tel 1024. developed in the reign of George 1^ Insurance 235 SPRUCE ST. TED. 1307-12. DRESSED POULTRY nice j Building Materials ...... 4. dressed broilers, milk and grain fed . price only $8,000. Small cash , JOiamonds—Watches— Jewelry •• 4s 1922 MODEL 61, 4-PASS. PHEATON- i III of England, about the time $759. now ready for "that good fried | cf the -American Revolution. | payment. Electrical Appliances—Radio .. 49 chicken dinner." Special delivery of • ON CAMBRIDGE ST.— Flat of six j Nearly twenty-five (25) Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A Movlng—Tmcklng—Storage 20 two or more to you on either Wed- , rooms, all modern improvements, Garden—Farm—Dairy Products 50 • 22 MODEL 61, 5-PASS. SPORT i Nice single on Haynes street, • niD.AN— $900. nesday or Friday each week. Re- ] also two garages. Inquire at 16 Cam I years experience in Insurance Household Goods ...... 5' quire days' notice. Phone 1063-3 Fred | bridge street or telephone 504. six rooms, nearly new, well ar Machinery and Tools ...... 62 PERRETT AND GLENNEY—Local 1927 MODEL 314 7-PASS. SED.AN— and long distance moving and truck Miller’s Covefitry Poultry Farm • I and kindred lines is at your ser Musical Instruments ...... 73 (Also wholesale quantities). ON CENTER ST.— Five room flat, all ranged rooms, 2 car garage. Ofiice and Store Equipment .... 54 Driven 5000 miles. ing. Daily express to Hartford. Liv ery car for hire. Telephone 7-2. modern improvements. Also garage. $500 down buys six room cot Sporting Goods— Guns ...... 55 Inquire 147 East Center street. vice through this office. Specials at the Stores ...... 56 1924 MODEL V63, 4-P.ASS. COUPE. 45 tage, brand new with modern Wearing .\pparel— Furs ...... 57 Articles for Sale I ON DELMONT ST.—Five room flat, A f e ' '1924 MODEL V63„ 5-P-ASS. SEDAN. Painting— Papertng 21 Wanted—To Buy ...... 58 first floor, all modern improvements^, conveniences. Price only $5,500. Rooms— Hoard—Hotels— Resorts ready about July 1st. Inquire at 37 PAINTING and paperhanging. Work FLUFF RUGS made to order from ; Over hill, over dale. Restaurants Uelniont street. Tel. 1210. Keeney street, well built sin Rooms Without Board ...... 59 ! -All Cars Guaranteed -As Represented done neatlv and reasonably. Ted your old carpets. Write for particu I Througii busli. through brier, Boarders Wanted ...... 59-A LeClair. Tel. 2377. lars. C. Schulze, 5 Chamberlain St., 1 Over park, over pale, Travelers of Hartford gle, seven rooms, steam heat, i Country Board—Resorts ...... 60 Rockville. Conn. RE.N'TALS— Several desirable rents i BROWN, THOMSON & CO. with modern Improvements. Inquire I Through tlood, through fire, bath room, oak floors, etc. 2 Hotels—Restaurants ...... 31 Repairing 23 Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... 62 Building Materials 47 ! Edward J. HolL TeL 660. I I do wander everywhere, Life, Fire, and car garage, poultry house, 1% : Renl Estate For Rent I Used Car Dept. Temple St. I Swifter than the moonbeam's \ acres. A real bargain for some ■ Apartments, Flats, Tenements.. 63 EXPERT KEY FITTING. Lawn mow 6 ROOM tenement, with garage, ' sphere; j Business Locations for Ren. ... 64 i Cadillac and La Salle Distributors ers sharpened and repaired, also improvements: also 3 room tenement one. FREE— SAND at 158 Maple street. with improvements, $15.00. Store, -And I serve the fairy queen, I Casualty Lines Houses for Rent ...... 65 scissors, knives and saws sharpened. Call 180 Maple street. Suburban fer Rent ...... 66 Work called for and delivered. suitable for barber or shoemaker. To dew Iier orbs upon the green; | Summer Homes for Rent ...... 67 Harold Clemson, 108 North Elm 283 Spruce street. The cowslips tall her pensioners be; ■Wanted to Rent ...... 61 1926 Overland Sedan street, Manchester, Conn. Telephcne Household Goods 61 In their gold coats spots you see; Real Estate For Sale 1924 Essex Coach 462. 6 ROOM TENEMENT all modern im Those be rubies, fairy favors. Robert ]. Smith Apartment Buildings for Sale... 69 1924 Ford Sedan provements, with garage, 52 Russell 1009 Main Street, Business Property for Sale ...... 70 1921 Dodge Sedan LAWN-MOWTBRS put In proper order, GAS STOVE—^Vuloan, smooth top, street. Phone 303-2. In those freckles live their sav:: EDWARD J. HOLL Farms and Land for Sale ...... 71 F. B. Chevrolet Touring phonographs, clocks, electric clean three burner in excellent condition, ors; Real Estate, Insurance, Houses for Sale ...... 22 Maxwell, Overland, Durant—Touring ers, irons, etc. repaired. K ey making. reasonably priced. Call 1877. 1 must go seek some dew drops Tel. 560. 865 Main St. Steamship Tickets. Lots for Sale ...... 73 Cars Braithwaite, 150 Center street. 6 ROOM TENEMENT, newly remodel here, Resort Property for Sale ...... 74 HOUSEHOLD GOODS— Piano and ed, all improvements. Tel. 422-2. Suburban for Sale ...... 75 CR.AWFORD AUTO SUPPLY CO. .Vnd lian.g a iiearl in every cow SEWING MACHINES, repairing of automobile'. Party leaving- town, Real Estate fer Exchange ..... 76 103-105 CENTER ST goad bargains If taken at once. Call 6 ROOM tenement, 5 minutes fmm slip’.' ear. Wanted—Real Estate ...... 77 all makes, oils, needles and supplies. Cheney mills, 3 minutes from trol OLDSMOBILE AND MARMOK-SALES R. W. Garrard, 37 Edward street. Centennial Apartment No. 24—54 — William Shakespeare: From Anetion— Legal Notices Chestnut street. Town. ley. Inquire 82 Garden street. Auction .Sales ...... 78 AND SERVICE Phone 715. “ .A .Midsummer Night’s Dream.” Legal I otices ...... 79 By Frank Beck GAS BUGGIES—Now You Ask One. I LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! YOU SWEAR THIS W HAT... NO CARD? N O CAR D ?-•- NO, SIR, I HAVENT FILL OUT THIS NO CARD !! HM M --- WHERE TO BE THE TRUTH, HM-M... STATE. W ELL,.. HAVE YOU MY CARD WITH ME, FORM, PLEASE -- WERE YOU ON THE WHOLE TRUTH, BRIEFLY THE EVER BEEN IN AN BUT I HAVE, A AGE ___ D A T E OF THE NIGHT OF AND NOTHING' BUT TH E i REASONS WHY AUTO ACCIDENT ? 20% REDUCTION NUMBER OF FRIENDS BIR TH ... FATHERS TH E TRUTHNOW BOSS H E M 'S IF SO, EXPLAIN J U N E TH IR D, IB97, FIRST NAME W E SHOULD SIGN ON THE a i n 't COHFIDENCe WHO ARE DEPOSITORS W HY, IN TEN WORDS,' AT HALF PAST LAST VACCINAT-EO, MAKE YOU A DOTTED LINE, AND IN. he’s THAT HE AND IN YO U R B A N K . L UNDER PARAGRAPH O N E ? GIVE FULL On All Cars Left from Our AND SO FORTH LOAN. ON PAGE I'LL FIND OUT IF OUT HIS COMPRESSED WOULD LIKE TO SEE FOUR. THEN SEE DETAILS, PAGE THEN PRESENT TWO. THEN SEE a i r c a r w o u l d THE PRESIDENT T W O .. SEE THE PRESIDENT p l a y in ’ THE GENTLEMEN G E N T L E M A N ^ V ' ' ' / . BE W ELCO M ED REGARDING A I T T O T H E G E N TL E M A N CAN SEE YOU. GOLF AT THE NEXT THE NEXT ^---r^TYE^ W IT H OPEN LOAN FOR MY G E N T L E M A N N EXT DESK. TODAY. AT THE NEXT DESK, D ESK. ,------■ ff/ X / / ^ SIR. USED CAR SALE ARMS AT ANY BUSINESS. B A N K , W H E N HE DESK. a p p l i e d f o r PRES. Delivered on the Same A L O A N , WAS SOMEWHAT 1= 31 SHAKEN BY THE INDIFFERENCE OF zz LIBERAL TERMS T H E SMUG SECRETARIES, WHO DO NOT SEEM g r e a t l y DISTURBED B V . T H E IMPORTANCE W. R. TINKER, Jr. O F T H E 130 CENTER ST. SOUTH MANCHESTER OPPORTUNITY,
l«W, b, J««ropoliun N ew lp.,.* I / I MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1927. PAGE NINE FLAPPER FANNY by Farcy Crosl^ SAYS5 -SENSE ^ NONSENSE S K i P P Y W B A T m e c a m a r v WHATV.C MAKC u iecc. IF H e So W e'R e ACC c h i m i n ’ There seems to be a difference of opinoin as to whether Mr. Cool- To UIARFIN (o H A T 's e e r r i H ' M € Mi M S i N e " ^ H6ARS MUEie IN FO R A PtAYeR PIANO idge is slipping or sliding. UP YA OeRBY, On PROi=outioeo^ it H e S IH 6 S . UJOHT SIN6-S ------“Father, freight Is goods that 3 0 M 6 R S 6 r T are sent by water, isn’t it?” “ That’s right, son.’’ “Well, then, why is it that the freight that goes by ship is called a cargo, and when it goes by car it \ v is called a shipment?” l ) J ’ And then Johnny wondered why father put on his hat and sauntered outside to get the air. Heaven will not be heaven to some men if there is no fishing there. S They call him tonsilitis because he’s a pain in the neck. Lawyer: “ Madam, your husband is remarkably well preserved.” Old Lady: “ W'ell, he ought to be, ______« tO . U. S. PAT. OFF. he’s been stewed for the last thirty Copyright. P. L. Crosby, 1927, Johnson Features, Inc. C I 9 2 T BY NCA S tlW C C lN C years.” Modem dancing exercises W ASHINGTON TUBBS H everjthing except discretion. Often a man pays a lawyer for W est Toonerville N ew s Item By Fontaine Fox advice his wife could give him for B y C r a n e nothing. The rolling pin is old fashioned. VX 3 Nowadays women use a gun. ELMER PUTTY RETURNED FRoM THE ClTV WITH JUST , u ^ s e w . y-r.v£ nd. An apple a day keeps the dofitor GOSHD&C.M 'f'. Tv^vvS ft NW v.\ST -DOUUNR- away. An onion a day keeps every I VOISH V46 WORVee-D s e e - B o t VI'S SOURS body away. ABoUT THE HARDEST HARO LUCK SToRY YET. A f K G n 2 , ^\£^^^GeRle SOU’Ul. L t t M& Do TEX FAIRLY H.IRD TWINKLING \T's SOUR M e^i^G Rve: t'DAN Today's set of questions has Twinkle, twinkle little dress; y /F ' 6 teen made a little more difficult You’re already, I confess, than usual. Answers to all ques Up above your knees so high. tions will be found on another You'll be higher by and by. page. 1— From what does the Ep- “Sometimes a luxury becomes a ■worth League take its name? necessity.” 2— In what industry is the "Yes—immediately, if your “ cant hook’’ used? neighbor has it !” 3— What was the Jabberwock? 4— Who was Deadwood Dick? A sheik complains that although 5— W’hat is a decapod? his Sheba is the very breath of his 6— What are the three styles life, she won’t permit him to hold or orders of pillars in Greek class his breath. ic architecture? 7— What is an ibex? ‘•‘Sonny,” said the family physi 8— What is a fetish? cian, “what shall I bring you, a 9— ^tV'hat books of the Bible arebrother or a sister?” Included in the Pentateuch? “ If it’s all the same to you, 10— ^T^’’hen did Heppelwhlte Doctor, I’d like, a pony.” furniture first come into use? THE GOOD GENTLEMAN SPRING HEALTH HINT This is a world of sorrow. Likewise a world of sin, Sleep with your mouth shut! But just about tomorrow , I’ll certiinly begin Also keep it shut when angry! — u To renovate this -mundane sphere So folks like me can stand it here. Youn,g people should be trained for marriage, because it has never been wise to send ra'W' troops into battle. Train ’em! \ “What are legs for?” asked the Cleveland, Ohio, Plain Dealer. hiA\j^ ro (5oT Some of them are for dancing, walking, and to look at. Ours do fairly well for walking. Large families are usually hap py because they are poor, and poor because they are large. BITCK PLEASE NOTE When more clothes are worn, the RCG. flapper will not near them. Fontaine Fox. 1927, The Bell Syndicate, Inc.^ <01927 Judge to Attorney: “ Has the j witness ever been cross-examined?” | been married for "*a number of ] F R E C K L E S A N D H IS F R IE N D S Falling For It B y B l o s s e r years.” AM AD /OO - X T E LL y o u -U JE LL . If germs cause disease what AE W causes germs? TftJS" /OEUJSPAPER^SMErLAAiD LA V 7A\S PAPER PISAT ISM'7 TWAT POMMY.' 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(READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) Jack Lockw ill’s Police D og by Gilbert Patten When Scouty saw wee Coppy let’s floor with which to cut the pear, it promptly filled him up with seawood. Then he soon exclaimed, Eheer. He knew his friend would •’Hurray!” A rusty thing lay in the rescue him as promptly as he sand and Coppy grabbed it in his could. The seaweed held poor Scou hand. He found it was a sickle that ty tight and, though he tried with someone had thrown away. all his might, he simply couldn’t He started slashing left and right get away, so trying did no good. and swung the thing wTth all his “I’lCJielp you out,” said Coppy, might. The seaweeds quickly part loud, and very soon his head was ed, which made Scouty broadly bowed in looking for a real sharp smile. “Cheer up!” said Coppy, itone with which to cut him loose. “Just you wait. I’m moving at a He found a rock and tried to hack, rapid gait. Ill have these weeds but every time the weeds snapped ail cleared away and free you, after back, so soon he tosses the rock while.” iway, exclaiming, “What’s the When he had cut the last few ase?” strands, wee Scouty jumped and Then Coppy quickly filled with shook his hands. “ Oh, thank you fear. “ I wonder how I breathe down very much,” said he, “At last I’m After they had dined. Jack’s mothsr showed him through the spa tere,” he yelled to Scouty. “ Ge, it’s free once more. You’ve worked real Jack was startled, and his blood ran cold for a moment. Then, clous rooms of the big house. Part of the house, unfurnished and itrange. I cannot understand. And hard. I have no doubt that you are Jac!< : l.!e mother sat on Mrs. Lockwill told Jack she his eyes, adapting themselves to the dim light, he saw that the thing bare, still remained locked up. “Why Is it called Worje Los*?’’ he ;hen it dawned upon him quick. I’ll really all tired out, and my advice the porch steps, and he told had taken Ivor’s Loss on the “ It was built by John Ivor." she explained, “ and he died was a big white owl, perched on a low beam. Relieved, he laughed! asked >et ’tis one of King Roar’s tricks. to you would be to stvim right back her about his life at Rocklake advice of her doctor, who had "I guess Mandy's talk about ghosts has got me jumpy,” he ad- herenOrOe alone, or of music In the Ninth District CARD OP THANKS On Saturday at 2:30 p. m. the MISS DORWARD TO GO schools here for the past three MODERN DANCING Shortcake Supper and Dance annual Cradle Roll party will be years. She organized the High RUBBER held at St. Mary’s Episcopal church, School orchestra upon her comipg . 'We wish to thank those who have Manchester Green School and a cordial Invitation is hereby TO SCHOOL IN “HA M r here. This organization has since sympathized with us in our be extended to the mothers of children built up a reputation through pub reavement in the death of our be HEELS AT THE RAINBOW FRIDAY, JUNE 17TH under five years old to be present. MRS. CHARLES O. STEELE. lic appearances in town and by Its loved husband and brother, also the Supper Served From 6:80 to 8 P. M. They are also requested to bring Mabel Buzzell Steele, wife of Will Take Place on Faculty of radio broadcasting. She also or Sons of Italy and the Christopher Regular 50c. Dancing from 8:30 to 12 P. M. to the short service which will be Charles O. Steele, 196 Vernon Institute of Music Pedagogy ganized both a boys’ and gir^’ Columbus society. Also those who ATTACHED NOW FOR TONIGHT gin the program, the red mite street, passed away Tuesday after glee club in the local high school. have contributed fiowers. Adults 50c, Children Under 12, 25c noon at the Manchester Memorial There- Admlaslon 50c. boxes or some other offering. The Last year the boys’ club were the MRS. F. DELLAFERA party will be held in the parish hospital following a brief illness. winners of the Central Connecticut JOSEPH DELLAFERA Besides her husband she Is sur Miss E. Marion Dorw’ard has interscholastic glee club champion Mrs. E. F. Hill of National City, house and this invitation will take been selected by Ralph L. Baldwin, NICK DELI AKER A 5 MODERN-OLD FASHIONED Cal., who was a delegate from the place of personal notes. vived by her father, F. J. Buzzell of ship. this town, and five children, Char supervisor of music in the Hart MICHAEL DELLAFERA DANCING Southern California to the recent ford High schools, and superin SAM YULYES I national council of Congregational les, Frederick, Mabel, Jeanette and Mary C. Keeny Tent, Daughters Florence: also five sisters, Mrs. tendent of his Institute of Music of Union Veterans will have its 701 Main SL, So. Manchest^ At Jenck’s Lone Oak Hall churches at Omaha, has traveled The Women of Mooseheart Le Pedagogy in Northampton, Mass, to east and is now visiting her sister, gion will celebrate their fifth anni Henry McLaughlin, of Simsbury. regular business meeting at the Here’s an economical thirst Johnson Block. \ Conn.; Mrs. Ralph Towle, Keene, fill a position on the feculty of state armory tomorrow evening. AVEDNESDAY NIGHT, PLEASANT Mrs. W. G. Bloom of Middle Turn versary, which occurs tomorrow, that school. The school is one quencher, made with Williams’ Root ------—► A^ALLEY, SO. AATNDSOR with a chicken dinner tomorrow N. H.: Mrs. Lewis Schadlick, Mrs. The entertainment committee will V. pike W est. where music supervisors receive Beer Extract. A twenty-five cent WADDELL’S ORCHESTRA | evening at 6:30 at the Hotel Sheri Charles Krob and Mrs. Egbert In be in charge of the program In ob man, all of this town. summer training. bottle makes eighty glasses.—adv. Fred Taylor, Prompter. dan. The members are urged to as Miss Dorward has been supervis servation of Flag Day, just passed. Herald Advs. Bring Resold The young people of the Salva semble in front of the hotel or in Funeral services will be held tion Army will conduct a meeting the ladies’ parlor promptly at 6:15. Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock at Depot Square this evening at Any who have not already signified from Watkins Brothers. Rev. nim iiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 7:30. There will be singing and ABOUT TOWN^ their intention of being present at Joseph Cooper, pastor of the South good music by the young people's Methodist Episcopal church, of band under the direction of Harold the dinner, should confer at once George W. Quinn, 2 0 Henry with Mrs. Catherine Montie, chair which Mrs. Steele was a member, street, Manchester, was among Turkington. man of the committee of arrange will officiate. Interment will be in those to receive decrees at the ments, telephone 761, or Mrs. Al the East cemetery. Watkins Broth I Growing In Popularity Weekly ers’ reception room will be open 171st Commencement exercises of Mr. and Mrs. John Howard of bert Yost, 61-2. Following the din the University of Pennsylvania, ner the ladies will enjoy a theater this evening from 7 to 9 to the Main street returned yesterday friends of Mrs. Steele. which were held in the new Pales from New York City, where in party at the State theater. I ----- Our----- tra of the university today. Quinn company with Mrs. Howard’s moth was awarded the degree of Bache er, Mrs. H. J. McGowan, and aunt, lor of Science in Economics from Mrs. Eugene Moriarty of New Hav the Wharton School of Finance and Commerce of the university. en, they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Sadler for the cele A Permanent I Thursday Morning A court of honor will be held bration in honor of Colonel Lind for Manchester Boy Scouts on bergh. Thursday, June 30. Applications for merit and first class badges Tomorrow evening the members Wave should be in the hands of David of the faculty of the church vaca Hutchinson c.‘ 6 3 Hamlin street 50c Specials tion school will meet at the par not later than Sunday, June 19. of much distinction and charm Is I sonage of Second Congregational church with Rev and Mrs. Freder given by the State Beauty Parlor. Mrs. Glenn F. Lewis of Chest ick C. Allen. The time will be spent SATISFACTION nut street has gon. to her former You’ll find after having one that A Close-Out Lot of home in Denver, Colo, having been in study methods and plans for the called there by the illness of her school which is to commence July no water wave is necessary. There is a heap o’ satisfaction in know father. Reports from Denver say 5 and continue for three weeks at ing a bountiful, tasty dinner is awaiting that her father is considerably im Second Congregational church. For an Appointment At a Cost Voiles and Scrims proved. Children of this church and of the you at the end of a hard day’s work. North Methodist between the ages Phone 1941-2 Meats, ice chilled, fresh and full of Dilworth-Cornell Post, American of five and twelve are eligible. of less than Legion is planning a get-together flavor. Vegetables crisp and tender as 2 yards 50c stag party which will be held in Beauty Parlor will be closed the minute they left the garden. Milk Rockville on June 2 3. Walter It is expected th a t at least 50 of Thursday afternoon during June, $2-00 a Room This is our regular stock of 39c rayon striped, all Sheridan is head of the committee. the members of the Swedish Luth sweet and nourishing. These are but a eran church choir and the Fellow July and .August. few of the good things you can enjoy over, and plain scrim which we are closing-out tomor Miss Margaret Larson will enter- ship Bible class will take in the You can buy enough Suntone when you have ice regularly in your row morning only at. 2 yards for 50c. French ecru lain the members of tbe M X club outing to Glastonbury tomorrow — the new scientific wall finish at her home on Starkweather evening. — to redecorate your home. home. You will be repaid many times and cream only. Second Floor. street this evening. ______State Beauty Parlor Anyone can apply it. the small cost of the ice in fresher, Telephone 1941 better foods. State Theater Building, Directions for mixing— sim South Slanchester ply add water to the powder— are on each 5 lb. package. L. T. WOOD CO. 36 Inch Service — Quality — Low Prices All the beautiful new FOLLY BROOK ICE Suntone shades— white and 18 Main Ice Station 55 Bissell St. Phone 496 colors— have been selected by Hope Cotton a jury of women and color Member National Aseociatian Ice Industrlet Thursday Specials MASON SOPPLIES experts. And the new Muralo Proc 3 yards 50c STORE OPEN ALL DAY ON THURSDAY. LIME ess, developed by the world's largest producer of water This is a very heavy quality of bleached cotton that paints, guarantees that the 2-qt.“W e a r -E v e r ’’ CEMENT can be put to a dozen uses: slips, underwear, gowns, EAT MORE FISH shades will be exactly the same Aluminum PLASTER tomorrow or next year! etc. Plain white only. FRESH FISH BY EXPRESS Ask us about Suntone. DIPPER , only THURSDAY MORNING. BRICK 59c and 69c TABLE DAMASK Fresh Caught .A lackerel...... 12^^c lb. FLUE LINING Y ard...... 50c Fancy Buck S h a d ...... lb. Mercerized table damask in plain white in two or three at Steak Cod for frying ...... lb. 89c CcKl to B o i l ...... DAMPERS RegularPrice$1.6S tractive designs, or plain white with blue, ,£;old or rose borders. Fancy Shore H a d d o c k ...... IvC lb. Most Men Useful 58 inches wide. H ounders ...... S I’orgies ...... TILE Die on Third At Home, In Camp, At Picnics Fi*esh Eastern Halibut. 5 HOUSE DRESSES ! F’ilct of H a d d o c k ...... 30c lb. A Full Line. or earlier. Only one in ten also “W ear-Ever” F ilet of Cod ...... 30c finally achieves financial in 3'/2-qt. AluminumColander 50c A splendid assortment of house dresses in checked ginghams Give us your ord ;r. dependence. for only A STEAK SALE We deliver the goods. But you can do so, if during in new spring shades of rose, tan, blue. red. green, etc. A very Tender Sirloin Steak, best of b e e f ...... 49c lb. your earlier years you provide well made frocck at tfi.s price. Irving P. Campbell, for the later ones through the 9 8 c ' i SpeiTy & B arnes Rindless B a c o n ...... 49c lb. 30 Depot Square, Life Income Plan. Regular Price $ U O 25c MERCERIZED SOCKS P’inest Fresh Western Eggs ...... 33c dozen Manchester The Plan includes first, 4 P A IR S...... 50c Our Home IMade Sausage M e a t...... 25c lb. g G. L r i s & Son $10,000 insurance and $100 Offer Expires June 30th Nice Lean Rib Corned B e e f ...... 40c lb. > This Is our regular stock of mercerized socks which comes in 2 Main Street Phone 50 m onthly when you ’re disabled. ------S! Later, $100 monthly for life — plain colors with fancy tops. Sizes 4’fi to 5%. -Ml now light 2 lbs. Best Pure L ard ...... 25c ^ AVedgewood Butter, Clover Bloom Butter, your choice . ,47c lb. g certain income for you at the shades. time when most people are slipping back. Telephone or A BOX OF STATIONERY and HOME COOKED FOOD SPECIALS g write for descriptive booklet. Fresh Baked M ackerel ...... 35c each A QUILL P E N ...... 50c I Home .Made Mince Pies. A Sure Hit! | Connecticut General Heavy stationery in white, gray or buff wiGi a deckled edge. Home Made Rhubarb Pies. •MAIN STREET* Filled Cookies, Cup Cakes, Crullers, etc. Walk-Over makes a hit every time at bat, | Lifelnsurance Company The quill pen comes in assorted colors. Regular 69c "alue. ' ^ M a n c h e s t e r , C t_ Their batting average is about 700% higher than / FAYETTE B. CLARKE, AGT. Babe Ruth’s. *. 10 Depot Square, Manchester. 50c Can MUM and That’s because they are made right. ^ 25c Can THREE FLOUR TALCUM...... 50c Manchester Public Market They’ll make a hit with you every time you wear Every woman should take advantage of this wonderful buy them. 'k tomorrow morning. A. Podrove, Prop. Phone 10 That’s because they fit. £ If you have never wora Walk-Overs you have a w’el- j MAYONNAISE SETS come surprise coming to you...... 50c ! Their good looks and long wear will put you at the INSURANCE The set consists of a two cup size glass ml.xlng bowl and top of Happiness League. J Ask to see The Stadium 1 ^ and an egg beater. Special while they last tomorrow morning —50c. Basement. The Best Guardian of ^^Health Market'' Specials KNICKERS plAM ^ Life and Property WOOLEN MIXTURES AND LINENS Large assortment of Plaids, Checks and Tweeds, all W. H. GARDNER i For 50c For 50c wool fabrics; also imported English Woolen Knickers, 847 Main Street, Pai'k Building 1 lb. Shoulder Lamb 2 lbs. Hamburg Steak Chops $4.50 ° $9.50 1 lb. Beef Liver >/2 ib. Franiifm ts SPECIAI^TOITE LINEN KNICKERS Insure Your Valuables Extra good q u a lity ...... $3.50 1 A BOX IN A GOOD SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT Scotch Ham, lb...... 50c WHITE AND UNBLEACHED HNEN IS THE plain and checked patterns. $4.50 Shoulder Steak, 2 lbs...... 50c and up I rUpM BEST AND CHEAPEST INSURANCE. Shouldler Pork Chops, 2 lbs...... 50c WHITE GABERDINE KNICKERS Pork Roast, 2 lbs...... 50c Cool and very serviceable...... $5 The Manchester Trust Co. Lean Pot Roast, 2 Ib.s...... 50c GOOD THINGS TO EAT” | Veal Steak, lb...... 50c GOLF HOSE ^^Self-Serve" Specials Plain and fancy patterns, imported English I Pinehurst Closes at Noon Thursday | w oolen...... $1.75 and up 5 Please phone your order early—it means earlier deliv ery for Z Fancy Sauer Kraut, 4 large c a n s...... 50c Extra Quality Cotton H ose ...... $1.25 and $1.50 E you. First delivery leaves the store at 8. E Scott Tissue, 5 ro lls...... -50c S Freeh Fish E Fire and Liability Grandmother’s Orange Marmalade, pure, 2 ja r s -----50c SPORT SWEATERS E Filet of Haddock Filet of Haddock Filet of Solo E Biu*t Olney’s Tender Sweet Peas, 3 ca n s...... 50c = SUced Cod Cod to Boll E Fancy Jacquard All Wool Sli-overs...... $5 and $6 E Fresh Red King Salmon = Insurance Pratt Low Yellow Cling Peaches, 2 c a n s...... 50c Plain and Heavy Mixtures, Slip-on s ty le s ...... $5 S Dressed Haddock E Corned Beef, Libby’s or Armour’s, 2 can s...... 50c Light Weight Coat S w eaters...... $5 and up S PINEHURST HAMBURG, with or without pork ...... 25c lb. E E PINEHU RST ROUND G R O U N D ...... 40c lb. = S PINEHURST TUB BUTTER ...... 45c lb. S RICHARD G. RICH E PINEHURST STRICTLY FRESH EGGS, Special .... 39c dozen = Tinker Building, South Manchester. Arthur L. Hultman S Just the finest Strawberries you ever saw, Heai)lng full S = a SOUTH MFINCHCSTER • CONN ' Visit Our Boys’ Department. 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