FLORIDA STORM BOY THREA1RNS ABATES; FEAR SHIRLEY TEMPLE; CIVIL STRIFE IN SPAIN SATURDAY— Last Day Of SEVERAL DEAD ASKS LARGE SUM MAY LAST FOR MONTHS HALE’S SoTip of Paper Leads to Advance Warnings Pre­ Identifi(»tion and Seizure Nearly All Americans^ Rebels Anticipate RiralrY vented Hig)i Toll of Lives of Wonld-Be Extortioner; Among Themselves, H INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE/ Movie Inspired Plot. Now Out of War Zone Victorions; France Adopto Irregulars In RegnJju- S9e and 60e ______s . Clearance of Summer Washington, Aug. 1.-; (A P ) — Wendelln said 74 of the Ameri­ Neutral Attitude, Bat Per­ Valparaiao, Fla., Aug. 1— (A P ) — Cannon Stdid Ctdor Reversible Grant. Neb., Aug. l . _ ( A P ) —The ’’Practically all” the Americans who cans who found refuge In the Em­ ' A tropical atorm charged with at waited anxious days for a chance to ! " M ILLIN ER Y « 1 accunte tracing of a sheet of sta­ bassy a week ago had remained be­ mits Volunteers to Enter 49 leaat flve deaths blew itself out In flee from rebel-threatened Madrid . Pastel straws, felts and linens. Regular * r tionery landed Sterling W, Powell, hind while others took the trsln to TOWELS Special ea.29c •outbem Alabama' today. \ had found asylum today on the ^1.98 values. 16-year-old farm boy. In jail today, Spanish seacoast as the threat of Valencia to meet the Quincy. An­ Spain; German and ItaEan These are exceptional values in towels. Slight irrsg\ilai%M The coast guard reported last such as mis-weaves or odd sixes. Host aU oolors le ft charged arlth threatening the life new fighting hung over the capital. other 100 Americana, be estimated, night the tug Minnie Lee sank In of tiny screen star Shirley Temple The American cruiser (^ Icy are In Madrid outside the Embassy. CSioctowhatcbee Bay and that the In a $35,000 extortion plot. planned to sail from Valencia today Four more special railway coach­ Interest in Uprising Hinted 29c and 39c Summer crew of flve waa missing. The detective operations of Fed­ with more than 100 American refu­ es carrying Americans and other (Reg. $5.98 SILK DRESSES eral agents led late yesterday to Lack of reports from two other gees for the neutral port of Mar­ foreigners away from tbe Spanish the arrest of the youth at his form seilles, France, messages to Wash­ capital were to entrain fOr Valencia Madrid, Aug. l.— (A P )—Spanish WASH FABRICS 4 yds. 99c veuels gave rise to fears, that the home here by Sheriff H. Bechtel. ^ Sheer prints, printed crepes, washable crepes ' death toll might be even huger. ington said. today, but Wendelln said yeaterday liberals, fearful of renewed rebel ^ white, flesh, and powder blue. ( p p J • a / A good selection left in dress laces, crashes and lawns. The sheriff said young Powell told But some 170 other Americans “very few Americans are expected Coast guardsmen searched still him he conceiv^ the fantastic advances on Madrid, ordered do^ tumbling gulf waters for the flah- remained In the capital by choice to go on this train.” 25e New Fall scheme after seeing a movie based oa rebel troops announced they were Gther Americana may have been meatic defenses strengthened today Ing schooner Sea OuU, unreported on a kidnaping theme but "never marching against Madrid. among a group of foreigners who to meet "present urgent’needs." $1.00 Gotham since abe left Tampa July Z5 for the meant to go through with IL" D ^ Tortugas. Reporting that nearly all Ameri­ escap^ In the nick of time from On land, on sea, and In the otr Prices are scheduled to rise as the thermometer drops. Bo Federal agents took the lad to jail cans wishing to leave Madrid "have PERCALE PRINTS yd.l9c The Sea Gull also had flve aboard. at North Platte preparatory to hla Palma, which was the scene of a the leftist government massed Ito done so," Eric C. Wendelln, charges iPURE SILK HOSIERY Both small and large patterns in floral and geometric designs. boy this economical way and come to Hale’s big advance sale. Her course would have taken her arraignment (at 9 a. m.) before sudden bombing attack. Minutes forces against possible spread o f the into the path of the atorm aa It d'affaires of tbe American embassy, All colors. Regular 35c yard. You’ll find coats that will be the fashion leaders for Winter, U S. (tommlaaloner A. F. Streits. after the American Export liner fascist rebellion. Vi's moved up the coast. Including- casual swaggers for sportswear, fitted models and Bechtel reported the prisoner read­ told the State Department that Bxochorda evacuated 92 foreigners Spaniards who served In the a m iyj ; Chiffon and Service, Summer _„J— The auxiliary schooner Ketchum "Americana still in the Embassy or from the Ballearlc lalanda port, wiors. 39c to 79c Summer the new fiared princess silhouette. They are beautifully o f St. Petersburg, with an unde­ ily admitted be had sent a letter during 1984 and 1985 were order ' p air to George F. Temple, father of the In Madrid are not disposed to evac­ planea bombarded tbe city. The to re-enltat under a plan to / ’ 7 5 ' made and warmly interlined. ■ . - 1 termined number on board, waa off A ^ an ce to be searched," waa the frequent order throughout Spain as mUltary authorities, rebel or federal, uate because of family or business nationality of those q^|jpuated was the nortbweat Florida coast when little actress, setting forth In part: ganlse the military forces." “Unless $25,0ach guards­ an airplane near Grant, Neb., on force and navy ware dlqmtcbi A few 70c seersuckers and regular 89c dimities left in blue,. May 16, the life of Shirley Temple against rebels at Huelva, Za: red, and brown. men hoped she had ridden out the atorm In some isolated cove. will be endangered.” Hueaca, (^atayud, Oirdobe, . WHITE HANDBAGS The missive was mailed May 9 but Another boat for which anxiety SAYS REICH, JAPAN Oviedo and Palma (Mallorca 59c Washable waa felt, the Bob, was found safe it was not opened tmtU May 18— TO MAKE NEW CHARGE GIRL AND BOY FRIEND land). in a cove, near Panama City. three days after the specified dead­ Heavy forces of mlUtia con _ Envelope and Zipper Styles. 6 & C l l A number of Florida communities line— In the fan mall department of trated near Zaragosa In the north 6 9 ' DRESS LINENS 2 yds. 99c found the damage relatively light In the Twentieth Century-Fox studios PARTNERS FOR WAR and Cordoba and Granada In Make a coot Summer dress in one of the popular Summer view of the bumcaue’s force. The In HoU}rwood. AGAINST LEWIS GROUP SLAY FORMER’S MOTHER South. colors. 36" wide. atate road department estimated G-Men Act Operations on tbe northern t f o A road damage at $10,000 to $15,000. Ckjvemment operatives were noti­ at the rebels Indicated they expeotM Some frame dwellings were fied at once. A t Washington, J. Soviet Press Declares Italy a long tussle for posseisloB 4f BATHING SUITS leveled, but their occupants had Edgar Hoover, chief of the Justice Federados CMefs Add An-|pRESIDENT GIVES New Jersey Girl KiQs Mother Madrid. ' sought safe places. Power and com­ Department's bureau of Investiga­ 700 PRISON INMATES Tbe Faeciste expressed belief that §1 Baby ohop Specials munications lines were carried tion, related how tbe square of paper and Poland Also Are Ene­ even If they win, there la REDUCED away, and emergency crews work­ waa subjected to scientific testa and other C e w l to Claim of f| £ l q q |j With Hatchet While Her poaslblUty of Bubaequent ed through the night to restore traced through the manufacturer to STAGE YAW RIOT between their leaders, mntu^r«i— Get a new bathing suit now for the balance of the 69c and 79c them. stores at Grant and Madrid, Neb. Insnirection On Part of ___ mies of W orld Peace. and right republicans of aU ahadsh f ^ Hundreds of trees were uprooted Further undisclosed deductions led Sweetheart Holds Victim’s \ whose only common tie la hatred (it (Dyod Coney); to the seizure of PoweU. •ZEALAND SEALS In Florida and Alabama, and crops the Madrid leftist governmsnt. were damaged. Two barges loaded The Bheriff said the youth attend­ Usbon, Portugal, heard a rebdi; SUNSUITS ed the movies regululy, was re­ Green’s Foes. Makes Brief Tear of the Moscow, Aug. 1.— CAP)— ’The Arms; Both Confess. One KiOed, T w o Wounded $5.98 Suits, Now ...... • $ 4 . 7 4 with logs were dashed g a in s t a broadcast which described tbe d v < Slaea 2 to 6 years. Prints or plain colors. Boys’ or girls’ •BEAVERETTES (Dyed Coney), garded as a good student in high existence of a Oerman-Japaneae parture for Valencia froiit Savina ^ atylea bridge near West Bay, Fla., and sank. The bridge was reported un­ acbool and waa a member of a fam­ Flood Control Area of 3 mUltary alliance or progress in that When Guards QneU Up^ of thaurgeht "volunteera (4 death" ily that was highly respected and In Washington, Aug. 1.— (A P ) — a Bayonne, N. J., Aug. 1— (A P ) aviators p le d g e to aaertCea ‘ (Dyed Rabbit) Various Shades serviceable. direction as a cbi^enge tq tbs $3.98 Suits, N o w ...... •LAPINS Small boats-were sunk or'U ow n comfortable ilnandal. circumatancea. new "insurcectian'’.cbargnw as’Wd#- Police Chief Cornelius J. O’NalU an­ $ 3 - 2 9 Shirley Temple, bblivioua of It all, ^i^at'tTnlbn'aiid world peace was ashore at many places. Piers and ed today to the list on which John " 'Statics Aftar ^snadaXalL nounced today Gladys MacKBlgbt, hlan.- Into royal" spanbA $1.98 Bathing Suits $1.59 other waterfront property were played checkers last night at a discussed openly In tbe press today holds. Their ohjecUva waa* thras j •BLACK CARACULS Eureka, Calif., hotel where abe was L. Lewis and hla industrial union on the anniversary of the declara­ 17, had confessed she killed her These are the Shirley Temple suits In orange, red, blue, and damaged. allies are to be tried Monday before government warahlpa. $2.98 Suits, N o w ...... enjoying a vacation with her par­ tion of a state of war with Ger­ mother with a hatchet while her 18- $ 2 - 5 9 maize. 3 to 6 years. Several thousand persona who the Americam Federation of Labor's Aboard Roosevelt train enroute to Salem, O r«„ Aug. 1 — (A P ) — Tbe radio battle between govera- ents. W. M. Bishop, secretary to many. year-old chorister sweetheart held abandoned their beach homes at executive council. Hyde Park, N. Y„ Aug. 1.—(A P)— ment and ..rebel stations was tfi- Designating Germany, Japan and Shattered windows, piles o f knives tenslfied with each aide attempting —— ... . Mints between Apalachicola and (Continued on Page Fwo) The charge grew out of a recent Leaving the International Peace the mother’s arms. Regular $1.69 Bathing Suits ...... $1.19 Italy, together with Poland, as ene­ snd clubs snd a cluttered prison to drown out tbe otherie rcpostsl Sizes 3 to 6 years. Pensacola returned to them today. disclosure that the Lewis group Highway he mapped out In a speech The girl and her sweetheart, Our Last Call For H ie Red Cross made no estimates would not confine its current steel at Queceb, President Roosevelt re­ mies of peace, the newspapers as­ Donald Wlghtman, were booked on. yard gave evidence today of a riot * Even the Faeelst supporters grtoi* of the total damage, but Its officials organization drive to workers In pro­ turned to the United States today serted, “ war Is very near,” In two murder charges after all-night ques­ in which 700 convicta unsuccessfully ned - at extravagant victory aa- said the property toll waa remark­ duction plants, but would seek to or­ to help chart a course for solving and three pages of articles and edi­ tioning. broke for ft eedam from the Oregon npuncements broadcaet over th eir' ably small under the circumstances. torials. own etations. ACKERMAN HEADS ganize structural ateel workers also. domestic flood problems. O'Neill quoted the girl aa confess­ ■tate penitentiary. COTTON DRESSES Adequate warnings given In ad­ Philip J. Murray, vice president of Ihe Fresldent arranged a full day Preparations for war “never have ing she had quarreled with her One prisoner was killed and two Strict Dlsolpllae For Madrid Our dresara, made by well known manufacturers, re- BASEMENT SPECIALS vance of the atorm apparently pre­ the United Mine Workers, recently of conferences on flood prevention been so open, rapid and provoking,” mother, Mrs. Helen MacKnlgbt, 47, were wounded aa guards fired to Strict (Us(dpllne inside the capi­ duced to tbe foUowing prices: v e n t^ any serious injuries or said the Lewis committee for Indus­ with federal and state officials of said the Soviet press. “Italy, Ger­ that Wlghtman seized the mother fatalities ashore. F O R H AND EIGHT quell the mob, maddened Iw word tal was deers^ by the ministry c t Close-out Of Summer Items trial organization Intended to try to Vermont, New Hampshire and many and Japan have turned who had a knife In her band, and the Interior with drastic power The dying storm spread fanwlse she hit the mother on the head with that tbe Circuit Court bad upheld bring both types of workers into the Massachusetts before going to bis against England which in an un­ placed In the hands of the regular - $5.98 Values, N o w ...... over Southern Alabama, bringing Amalgamated Association of Iron, worthy confusion complicates tbe a hatchet. on attorney general’s opinion bar­ $ 4 - 0 0 fkmily estate at Hyde Park, N. Y., ring releases from prison at the ex­ police force. AcUvlUes of the ctvi- WINDOW AWNINGS oub-gale winds and near cloudbursts Steel and Tin Workers. late tonight. whole foreign policy of this tradi­ WIghtmahT a chorister In a radio over a wide aresu Chief damage waa RockviOe Man Chosen to religious hour, confessed tbe slay­ piration of mlnlmuifl sentences ex­ lian armed militia were reduced Heavy 6-Ounce Duck, Painted. John ,P. Frey, president of the Governors of those states were In­ tionally cool,'conservative nation.” shkrply. to com crops although communica­ Federation’s metal trades depart­ ing when he and the girl were ar­ cept after formal action of the $3.98 Values, N o w ...... A U U A vited to the parleys, one at the The newspaper Pravda put forth $ 3 - 0 0 $1.25 Green and White, 30” S iz e ...... ^’*®*'* tion services were crippled some ment, said fulfillment of this inten­ rested in flight but later changed his parole board and govetnor. In Madrid, stern meaauree rojecta can be tbe yard where 600 more were Intention to violate these rights, with Fascist Germany and is seek­ Quurel Precipitates Murder munlcste with police and demand ' $1.98 Values, N o w ...... Your Choice New Britain. Aug. 1.— (A P ) — started without waiting for the next When the sweethearts were spending a rest period. Leaders $ 1 . 4 9 $1.49 Orange, Green and White, 80” Size •FRENCH BEAVER GIGANTIC EARTH he contended, was evidence of “In­ Congress to appropriate money to ing aUiances with Poland and Fin­ protection if militiamen attempted The Forty and Eight and tbe Eight surrection.” land. brought face to after separate began yelling and the cry gained to force their way Into bomua. and Forty, fun-m ^lng aocietles of carry out the $320,000,000 omnibus questioning, Wlghtman said to the volume. $1.69 Orange, Green and White, 36" Size Council’s Attitude flood control authorization act “The Japanese menace la directed Frank TUson, serving a five-year New Rebel Faroes Arrive •LAPINS (Dyed Rabbtt) Various Colors the American Legion and Its auxil­ The executive council, which will not only against the Soviet Union ^ rl: New forces of native troops and FREEZING PLANT Quebec Reception term for burglary and assault on an iary, functioned under new officers conduct the trial, is dominated by and tbe Mongolian Republic but ‘T told the truth. Why don’t Spanish foreign iaglonnalrea were Close-Out of Summer $1.89 Orange, Green and White, 42” Size $ 1 .2 9 today aa the Connecticut Legion­ Associates of the President said officer, shouted: “Come on guys— also against Central and South you?” reported to have disembarked for naires, In their 18th annual conven­ he waa carrying home pleasant let’s make a braak for it.” •BLACK CARACULS (OonUnned on Page Six.) China, the Philippine islands and ‘T want time to think It over,” she the mainland from Morocco, advloed Philippine tion here, prepared for the more se­ memories of the warm reception In replied. Indonesia (Sumatra, Java and from Tetuan declared. $1.25 Painted Drill 17 w; $1.49 Sun Bath rious biulnesa of choosing a new de­ Quebec yeaterday. She was led back to another rooi (Uontlniied on Page Two) Negligees Our fur buyer tells us that although the styles In Freezing of Sand IBarrier at Ball).” Reorganisation of the Catatgn Awnings, 42” size f O C Beach Chairs .. partment commander and lesser of­ Responding to speeches of wel­ for questioning and, O’Neill aali and 88c this group are practically the same as in the one ficers. come at the foot of tbe monument "Germany and Japan, which soon confessed the slaying. government- at Barcelona placed Gowns represent the basic zones of war,” at $3.75 Porch Curtains, 6-oz. $4.98 Hammocks, heavy above there is a vast difference in the quality of the Grand Coulee Dam WiD The Forty and Eight named Ber­ MYSTERIOUS BLAST to Wolfe and Montcalm, Mr. Roose­ The girl told him O’Neill s^ld. Juan Casanova, president the ' White and Tearose pelts used in these coats although the difference in nard J. Ackerman of Rockville Its velt stressed the strong ties of editorialized the Moscow news, that she asked her mother to provlncia) Parliament, at the bead duck, painted orange, green woven with headrest pillow, “ have followed Italy and Poland CANNOT EXPLAIN ot Pajamas cost to you is very little. ' Grand Chef de Gare last night while peace and friendship between Can­ pare an early dinner last evening tbe semi-autonomous cabinet. Sizes 16 to 26 and white, Prevent Land Slides. the Eight and Forty chose Mrs. Ann FATAL TO TWO MEN ada and the United States aa a whose policies have been largely re­ cause she had an appointment to Provincial President Luis Com- : Values To $1.98 7 ft. size .. $3.98 Bassett of New Haven for its principle worth adopting by the rest sponsible for the Intensification of play tennis with Wlghtman. panys demanded and received the S A L E PRICE $1.88 wai danger. Polsuid’s foreign policy “ Get it ready yourself If you want MURDER IMPULSE resignations of incumbent caUnst $3.98 Hammocks, heavy Grand Chapeau. of the world. He spoke both In $5.50 Porch Shades, wood Grand Coulee Dam, Wash., Aug.. Following the elections the fun- English and French. clearly suggests the existence of a It early,” the mother was quoted aa members. The new government de­ woven with headrest pillow, replying. slat construction, painted $.— (A P ) — A gigantic earth-freaz- makers st^ ed a riotouB "box-car” “In the solution of the grave secret political agreement between clared Its purpose waa "to flg$t Rocket of Hood Sank in This led to a bitter quarrel be­ green, 6 ft. parade through tbe city streets, problems that face that world to­ Germany and Poland, forcing the Fascism which Is still bolding out Ing plant — large enough to frpeze viewed by throngs responding to day” , he said, “frank dealing, co­ latter to follow a policy of German tween the two, O’Neill said tbe girl Wisconsin Yonth, Cangfat in in several points In Spain.” $ 1.00 s iz e ...... $2.98 60 pounds of ice dally for 4,(XW fam­ $2.75 »128 the distinctly carnival atmosphere. River; Robbery Plot Hint­ operation and a spirit of give and Imperialism. stated, and the mother brandished a Leftist aviators warned rebels at 89 butcher knife at the girl. $4.98 Cape Cod Chairs, ilies — will create a frozen auxil­ Fifth District delegatea to the take between nations is more im­ Palma they would be subjected to . $4.98 Porch Shades, wood Poland’s Stand orange and green enamel •KRIMMER LAMB iary “dam” at the grand coulee pro- Legion Auxiliary convention elected portant than ever before.” “ It Is difficult to understand why Wlghtman seized the mother by W eeps Over intense bombardment with ezploeive slat construction, painted the arms and the girl grabbed the painted. ^ ^ J eject. c t . Mrs. Mary Donahue of New Lon­ ed; Victims Fonnd Floatmg Similar sentiments were expressed Poland decides to adopt this od- miasilea weighing more than 200 DRUG DEPT. SPECIALS green, 5-ft. The bureau of reclamation re­ don, 111 In New Britain hospital, hatchet from t/.e top of an icebox pounds each. and struck her mother on the head d z e ...... $3.75 •KAFFEE CARACULS ^ ^ ■ d r t e d today the system had b ^ i district president last nigdit, assur­ (OMthmed OD Page Six) (Conttnued on Page Sis) “ I Insist the non-corobstiaat pop­ 50c Ipana Tooth Paste...... 34c $2.49 iroved by Its Denver office. The ing her of a department vlce-presl- "one or twice," O’Neill said she con­ $1.25 Folding Lawn Settees, Texarkana, Ark., Aug. 1__ (AP) fessed. ulation of Palma evacuate to cities’ $1.00 Beach Chairs Buy Your Coat mammothmamm plant win be eatabliabed dentlal office In today's elections. and towns nearby as they’ll be heav­ 30c Aw ards’ Olive Tablets ...... 20c varnished, C to freeze a sand barrier at tbe east Mrs. Donahue was stricken 111 here — Baffled by the clue of a bucket of As the mother fell moaning Washburn, Wls., Aug. I.— (A P ) 7 5 On ily bombarded day and night,” tte with a r m s ...... 88c aide Columbia river excavation oper­ Thursday. Hospital attendants said blood, authorities guarded a serious­ Wlghtman said, “bit her again,” —Found In an Isolated woodland ly wounded man today while he loyal Captain Vayo told tbe rebel 25c Ex’L a x ...... 17c Hale’s Budget Plan ations. Sand slides have Interfered Let condition was not serious. O’Neill quoted the girl as saying. spot after a flve-day search, the 50c Canopies for Beach gained strength $o answer questiona U. S. Comes to the Aid O’Neill said the girl confessed she commander on the island. $2.50 Metal Lawn Tables, continually, with excavation to bed- John R. Reegel of Meriden waa body of Robert Bernstein, 24, waa One hundred and fifty mlUtiamaB)- 75c Electric Curling Irons ...... ,49c Chairs, ” top with * 4 If You Wish. roek. assured a department vice-oomman- about a myaterious blast that In­ and Wlghtman had discussed her 22 jured him and klfied another man. mother, who waa said to have dis­ examined today by coroner’s officers enlisted In the siege of Zaragoza, (odd lot) ..... der's post when delegates chose him while authorities sought to return 2 Sc fod sunk -In a build, was cool during tbe long ques­ a rifle bullet and of carrying tbe warship had penetrated Into Uta BASEMENT SPECIALS Grand Garde de la Porta. John aquarium In the Commerce Depart­ John Gentry, Knoxville, Tennessee, very harbor,” Premier ■ Jose Giraf Mgeration. few feet of water near the river ment building, explailned that he bad tioning and sat with legs crossed body 275 miles to northern Wiscon­ Miller at Watertown. fishermen, were cleaning a 10-pound and arms folded, shooting back sin. declared. Engineers (ff tbe company buUd- bonk and splotches of blood on the Investigated nine flah stories collect­ baaa and found a $500 diamond ring LAWN MOWERS Grand Oommisaioner Voyageur, ground. Mills and McLaughlin were answers quickly to their questions. Weeps Over Crime. "Loyal fliers are also contlni.tng^’ N O T E ! I f you plan to pay for your coat in full and jiave a charge lag the grand coulee dam eaUmated Robert But a t Waterbuiy. ed at random and found, seven of In Its mouth.” found floating In a boat, barren of them true. She was dressed In a tmuils out­ Intense bombing of rebels in tha BLAIR’S DkAW CUT MOWERS account, bill f(H- same irill be rendered November 1st. 1,000,000 yards of earth would have Grand Lam piste, George A. Nay­ Grainger then related bow Captain Marks, held at Tacoma, Wash., Guadarrama" clues, officers aald. '-That’s a batting average o f 777,’’ fit—yellow sport waist, navy blue on robbery charges, wept when told Regular $8.98,18” Cut, 10” to to removed os on altamattve to lor at Essex. Victor Ooularte, of Ban Diego, <^allf., culottoa, anklets and sneakers. The Cabinet leader asserted . fao-; Regular $6.98, 14” Cut, 9” the freextaig plan. Tbe frozen "dam" The attorney discounted theories he aald, "and if that Isn't good TU sailed hla ship "Rajo” into port with the body had been found where he Wheels, Ban* Q Q Grand Historian, Edward Hyatt that the men were dymamlUng fish She and Wlghtman were to be toriea conflacated by the liberal.gov-' win be arched back -100 feet Into- a t W m tr. - ■- swallow that black baas raw." a piece of bone sticking through the said he had left it before driving ernment were "all functioning nor^ and said be was Investigating a Leaning against a guppy tank, he arraigned today before Recorder b e a rin g ------v O e O O the sUde area, 35 feet high and 35 Grand Chtudnot National. Charles planking to prove a awordflab had Raymond J. Cuddy. west In bis slain chum’s automobile. malty, aatariea being paid to work­ $4.88 feet thick. “poealble murder plot." He mid began a recitation of his flndlnga attacked bis boat. " I must have killed him on an Reg. $11.50 Blair’s Anto- B. Gilbert at Norwich. Hills seldom went fishing and was Tbe woman waa found lying In a ers with complete regularity." ' The freezing system was adopted " A flahernuui down in Aricansas," A yarn about the Prince Edward Insane impulse," T s(»in a police "A ll minis ten are busy with rer / maUc, Fafnir Self-adjusting Alternate Cheminot National, not known ever to have used dyna­ pool o f blood In the kiteben of her after futile attempts to atop the Harold T. Dyson of Hartford. be said, "told of the jass flab, so call­ Island Beazle fish was branded (m- quoted him os crylpg, *T don’t know publlcanisation of public function- , Ball-bearing 11” Driving mite to kill them. ed because be fished for It with a home late yesterday. slides by reeloping. Eagineere eatd true. Acting Itollce Chief H an y Walab of any other motive, (utd I don’t ariea and many dlimlsiala have bsi T h « CORP. D elentes to the Promenade *lVa- Mra. MUla told WllMnaon that her ptaoiiogrM>h. He played a record J W .H A L C the fre«ring could be done at a ttonol In Oevaland, Gilbert, Acker­ "This flah," said Grainger, "was o f Jersey City first quoted the youth think It was to get his car. decreed." husband left home Wednesday morn­ smaU fraction at the excavating man, Dyson, John J. Crean o f New and the fish came to the surface suppewed to live .off the hum of hum­ as saying he killed Mrs. HacKnigbt " I have ruined tbe lives o f my More than 8,000 childna. most ( $8.88 MAHCHgSTBR C o n n * ing with $30. When his body was and shook Itself to death." cost Once the ocoerete la pound. ming birds." when aha threatened him with a parents and Bernstein’s folks. I them abandoned In rrilglous It arm hold back the elide ana. found, only two pennies were in his Grainger aald this tale waa not '"ihat." he added, "la the Uad o f true. tk lM wa sot to break uo." *- rw .-i’' •V V l v S\K: , 4 > - USB TWO ^>5:^u^.= ^ /^ . • S. . ; - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. ICANCRESTBB. CONN. 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"T W eak^ Rnndny Beheol Rockville, State’s Lowest BANK RULING HAS New President BINGHAM PLEADS HUNK INQUIRER SEEKS POLITICS HERE DUE! THE COLONIAL MINISTERS GET $ 4 2 0 3 0 0 FUND WHOEVER WINS IN SPAIN Of Cuckoo Club OBITUARY Philip’s Missionary Labors i TO LOCATE m s WIFE By Jennie H. Church""...... FORNYAPROGRAM For Educational Costs NO LOCAL EFFECT FOR PREPAREDNESS FUNERALS ID LIVEN IN WEEK WORLD WILL BE LOSER ^ WM. B. GILROY. D.D. Hie early aettlers war* very ra- Alvin W. Greene Thomas A. Smith of Lowell Editor o t Advance MaesachOaetta, that “no woman, spent 38 cents per day, or <69 88 Alvin W. Greene, who died r a t l ^ llgioua and tha first plan of each maid, nqr boy, nor gall shall sit ta * Waahhisrton, A ug. i . — (A P )— ^ Asks Herald to Find* Mrs. to the various armed forqaa. Most Bartford, tbe Federal Office of Edu- and <69.09 respectively, per year suddenly In St. Petersburg, Fla., It la in the very nature o f Chrls- the South Alley and Shut Alley of Some RoTisioiis Made h Supreme Court Decision On Former Senator Speaks i early this week, will be burled In Margaret Small Smith— She EXTENDINGJTHE TRUTH little community was to arrange for Chief of A. P. Foreip Sen- ot the officers but only part of the iMtlon reporU, apende more on the per pupil. The Southington- expen­ Several Events Schediiled tianlty to grow and apread. When a a place of worahlp. Servlcea were tha Meeting House upon penalty of ditures, however, reflected a 16.2 Antwerp; N. Y., this afternoon. It Still Lives Here. men Joined the rebellion. The Naval •dueaUon o f each o t her achool chtl- Chrlatlan experience becomea Umlt- By OBofuiii~SBNBy d o l e held to house* until a meeting twelve pence for every day they rebellion coUapaed. RepubUcoB ISm then any other Connecticut per cent Increase In costa over the Inyestments in OwoHame la In Antwerp that Mrs. Greene Is Wafe Scale Accordinf to Legion Parley •— Tel A letter to ‘The Herald from ad to an tofttvldual, or confined to houae could be erected, and It It ahall alt to, the alley after tbe pres­ ice Summarizes the SitiU' crews, la some cases, threw their previous year. buried. He had been suffering with for Angosl As Campaign n single community, it ceues to be fifty. a heart ailment for some time and Lowell, Maas., today brought word amueing to read o f the dlacusalona ent day." "It waa further ordered Fascist officers overboard and On the other hand, the Office of Co.sts in other dtles Included; Christian. Internatioiial Sunday-School Les-*means by which one Is atrengthen- that every dog that came to meet­ Causes No Trouble Here. a few days before bis death was re­ from a former resident who has not son Text, Aug. 2, and arguments both aa to location LocatioDs. others imprisoned them. Bdncatlon report, listing figures for Waterhury—66 cents per day per Causes of War. There can be no such thing os ed, fortified, consoled and the af­ ing either on the Lord’s Day or tion; Gives Backgroimd moved to a hospital. The funeral is been here In over 40 years. The Time Approaches. ‘“Therefore they that were scat­ and construction. The centuries General Francisco Franco, com­ eight Connecticut cities, and towns pupil; <102.37 per year; ai Increase a narrow or limited Christianity. fections are purified. To know tbe lecture days should pay six pence In cost over the previous year of 5.6 being attended by his daughter, writer, Thomas A. Smith, was In­ tered abroad went everywhere have brought many changes a,.d to mander of the rebel forces. Is rated placea Rockville and Southington at If the Gospel of (Jhrist tells ot truth one must love It for what It highly by military men. He often Is per cent. Mrs. Dorothy Robinson of 12 west- quiring as to the present where­ pi’eaohtog the Word.” Acts 8:4. does. Here is ths full, fundamental cross the bridge of time backward each time, except those dogs which Aimouseemeat of receipt of aa al­ the bottom of the Ust in per capita The Supreme Court decision this New Britain, August 1— (A P ) — the love of a gracious God whose for Present Trouble. called Spato’i best strategist. Ria Meriden—61 cents per day; <02.22 field street. abouts of Mrs. Margaret Small Political actlvtUea in Manchester and comprehensive fact, namely, would aeem like a dream. pay the dog whipper, and If ha lotment o f <410,900 for earytng on eKpendlturea. Southington, however, week that hanks cannot invest trust A plea for preparedness and a warn­ Smith. presence and power fiU the wnole came Into the house during service leadership gives Importance to the hboweo a ' greater Increase In costs per year; an Increase of 2.5 per cent. are expected to warm up starting universe, there can be no individual When one has good news, he likes truth Is love in action. It waa the custor- to “pitch of the National Youth Admtolatra- funds In Investments In their own ing that representative government Mrs. Smith, formerly a resident at to tell It to his friends that they upon a time" to go for a minister; it waa later ordered each dog should Fascist cause. The government may ■for the 1934-3S school year over the New Haven- -44 cents per day; to this world to whom, or no place Here Is another priceless fact In tion program to Connecticut for the (EDITOR’S NOTE: The au­ names Instead of In their capacity must be preserved In- this country, 19 North School street, la now liv­ next week, with several political may share hla Joy. To find the truth full accord. Tbe Lord does not and Woodbury, Conn., was incorporated pay six pense everytlme he came. have warships and contrtri arsenltls previous year of any Connecticut <81.89 per year; an Increase of 3.9 la this world to which, that Gospel flioaf year which atarted July 1 was thor of the following article on and railroculs, but the fighting toroa per cent. as financial agents, a niling which were voiced by former United States ing at Green Ixxlge on East Middle events s(toeduled for this month. Is a wondrous Joy. It grips the cannot reveal Himself to truth alone. to 1674 and the first minister was An Old ‘Skinflint’ community. caused considerable consternation Turnpike, her board and bare being starting Monday persons who la not related. made today by State Director the probable effecta on Europe la largely with the rebels. '' The average dally expense for New Britain—40 cents per day; Senator Hiram Bingham at the BOY THREATENS The Impulse to tell the good news whole being, soul and bo^. It gives He reveals Himself only in the love decided by chance. There were two An Interesting anecdote ta relat­ provided by her only son, Thomas, Tbomaa J. Dodd who, at the same of the Spanish civil war spent <73.00 per year; an Increase of 11.8 In banking circles of the state, has opening o f the final session o f the will be unable, because o f absence strength, courage and vitality. It of truth. To those who keep His membera of the profession preach­ ed of two members of the Baptist If the liberals win and the "Ubef* nehools per pupil In Hartford was 63 no effect on the Manchester Trust of Hartford. emlekly became manifest to the ttma, axplained that alight ravlaiona 16 years aa a European corre- ' eenta, or <119.42 for the year. There per cent. 18th annual convention of the Con~ or inability to go to the polla, to Chrlatlan church, and here to our aatlsfles tbe mind. It penetrates tbe commandments, He promises to re­ ing to Stratford. Mr. Walker and church to Sudbury. Mr. Riggs and allsm" of the Sodalisto becomea the company, according to Its officials. nectlcut State Department of the Older residents believe that the cast their vote to the state and na­ heart and gives a peace before un­ veal Himself. Since God Is love, and to pay rataa for the youthj^rkera Bpondent for the Aasoclated (Communism o f Moscow, there would 'waa no increase In cost over the Bridgeport—39 cents per day; SHIRLEY TEMPLE; laaaon we have an instance of the Mr. Reed. Aa ’there waa some con­ Mr. Rolltot had a misunderstand­ have been made. The rat* changes Press and recently returned to The Manchester hank never fol­ American Legion here this morning. Inquiry made today comes from Mrs be a line-up and possible coopera­ previous year. $70.16 per year; an increase of 3.5 tional election November 3, may (3ospel transcending the color line. known. Not strange, then, that tbe truth la love’s way of acting, love troversy who should leave and go ing in regard to some dealings and lowed the practice termed Illegal by The former Senator said that the Smith’s husband, who left here over truth came to tbe disciples, they do not-materially affect toLomea of asaume direction of ita foreign tion between Spain imd France’s Rockville and Southington each per cent. obtain absente'e voters ballots a t Philip, a Christian disciple, was from the Lord can inflow only as with the W(x>dbury settlers, the two Mr. Riggs called his brother Rollins the court, and a common practice In world faces two crises today. One 40 years ago. the office of Town C3erk Samuel-J. went everywhere revealing the truU. la followed and evils are put youths on NYA projects but. In line news report.) new Socialist government on Ger­ moved tc go toward the south to the men were requested to deliver a dis­ "an old skinflint". Mr. Rollins con­ the trust departments of other Con­ is the desire and ambitions of Euro­ ASKS LMGE SUM Turktogton. truth and counted It a glorious away. with recent WPA revision* the NYA many's west with highly militar­ desert land lying between Jerusa­ sidered It scandalous and reported necticut hanks. pean nations to expand and acquire honor to die to its cause. Oft It is saM: "If there is a God, course on the day when' It was to has set up two and to aome case* By JOHN EVANS ized Soviet Russia to the eaat. Hit­ ing the month of July the depart­ Must FUe On August 24 lem and Gaza. bo decided, Mr. Walker to the fore­ brother Riggs to the church for dis­ three distinct rates In counties ac­ more territory and the other is the ^ (Oontlnned From Pnge One) Both the Republican and Demo­ But beware. One might be able to why does He not so reveal Himself New 'ifork, Aug. 1.— (A P )— Civil ler, hating tbe red flag, many HOUSE SOLD YESTERDAY ment was called upon to answer 13 PUBLIC RECORDS noon and Mr. Reed ta the after­ cipline. A meeting was ciUled and cording to location. statesmen think, might strike some­ alarms. Of this number one wi-a loss of voice In government by the cratic primary to nominate candl^ The lesson says that an angel of recite tbe Bible from beginning to that all possible doubt la removed?" war In Spain has accentuated the people of several other nations, noon. Mr. Walker took for hla text presided over by Elder Willard. The Ths new allotment of funds, ac­ where to crush that power before it for an alarm that waa turned In Mr. Temple, said the chUd stor had dates for the annual town electloq be Lord spake unto Philip. Just end and Imagine that he believed It The answer la short and It ought line-up of European Fascist and Lib­ CANNOT EXPLAIN notably Germany, Italy and Russia. all and yet know nothing of the "What went ye out Into the wilder­ brethren discussed the matter and cording to Mr. Dodd, provides for could be organized against him or ON STARKWEATHER ST. when a hit and run driver knocked not been Informed of the affair and will be held September 8. Propoa ow, we do not know. The Impor- clearly to be understood. Tbe Lord eral powers. Delving back Into the history o f the Applloations for Marriage Licenses truth. Truth, like faith, does not cannot compel belief without ob­ ness for to see, a reed shaken with gave their opinions. The elder cau­ continued employment of last year’s spread Its Influence further. over the standard that carried Box that the elder Temples did not re­ Miss Annie Elizabeth McVeigh, papers for all persons seeklil^ m- mont, Transfers Cottage South Main street. Of the 18 alarms ready to expand by force. He said Edward Richard Kehoe of East 24. three weeks from Monday. The yet he does not know that fruito un­ “approbriouB epithet". A messenger allotment which will probably ap­ nine were still alarms and four box (Continued From Page One) Temple. "It waa Just a silly action Hartford. ty under Candace, queen o f the believe or not believe. That Is an Mr. Reed In the afternoon took for mutiny, cannonading, killing and munlat or Ftuclst and spread pro­ House Throngh Wallace that Germany feels that It was un­ proposal blanks may be obtained til he tastes It. One who never saw essential of free moral determina­ waa sent for the dictions; y, but the proximate that of last year’s sum alarms. by some youngster who has read Miss Grace L. Roper of 17 Marlon Ethiopians, to cba.ge of all her, hla text “ Your adversary the devil burning leaves the Issue still doubt­ paganda or unroat across their bor­ Robb. am willing to pay anything the justly deprived of Its Colonial pos­ from Mr. Turktogton. the light of tbe sun except in arctic tion. Forced belief internally Is ne­ walketh about." In the course of his word could not be found. They were and will provide for a continuance ders. Statesmen prefer nearly about these extortions and kidnap- avenue, Brockton, Mass., and Gerald treasure—who had come to Jerusa­ of the assistance which the NYA ful. state demands. I would gladly sessions after the World War and It Inga and wrote the note on an Im­ Meetings of both the Republicah cold would know nothing of tbe gation. First one must have the talk he stated that the great ad­ perplexed but the elder proposed Government Liberal forces claim­ static conditions, evolving slow­ wants to get them back. Japan, /M. Hannlgan, real estate broker, of and Democratic town committees lem to worship, and who was read­ potencies In that light. He would has been giving to needy young peo­ give my life If 1 could only bring pulse to act out a part." ing the prophecy of Isaiah. truth that tells about God. Then by versary of men was a great walker that brother Riggs should state to ed victory. ly along well-conaldered lines. Mary E. Knapp of Woodmont, closed for centuries to outsiders qp- 309 Trembnt street, Braintree, are being pisuined for this month. know the shining only and be un­ obeying It comes the truth that re­ ple attempting to continue their 700 PRISON INMATES back the life of Bernstein." The family had no fear of violence, Mass. They will be married here That same inward voice of the and Instead of remaining with the the church what he meant when he Rebel Fascists asserted Madrid Since the v-ar they have been dis­ yasterday sold, through the agency tll the "open door” policy was In­ The Republican members at their aware of the warming quality with­ veals God, tbe living truth. Then high school, college and post-gradu­ turbed by popular movements. District Attorney Louts Cattau ho added. They were to leave today this month by Rev. C. Homer ,Ginns spirit told Philip to go near and brethren ought to be kept walking called brother Rollins an old skin­ would fall. o f Wallace D. Robb, the property at stituted by the United States Navy, meeting, may endorse csndldates in It. To know the truth, one must comes the wondrous Joy ^hat deep­ ate work. returned to Shawano, seat of the on a fishing expedition to the Rogue of the North Methodist church, for­ ciJce the acquaintance of the Ethi­ at a distance from them. Rev. Mr. flint. War meantime runs up the casual­ A few, like Mussolini and Httlar, 18 Starkweather street to Mrs. Ade- STAGE VAIN RIOT now has ambitions to become the river In Oregon. for their party primary. put It to practical test. Truth Is a ens as it is extended to others. Mr. Dodd further explained that county In which Marks said ho shot merly of Brockton. opian. Philip did so, and began an Reed’s sermon won and Rev. Zach- Mr. Riggs, who had been sitting tbe age limit on projects has been ty list, estimated by both sides at have capitalized the dlscimtent o t iyn Brady of Hartford, but formerly world’s greatest trader and, need­ The biennial caucus of the Demo­ peoples and ridden Into power Bernstein "without any premedi­ Warrantee Deeds Interesting oonve/sation, by Inquir­ arlah Walker, with many regrets to silence during the whole proceed­ Increased from 16 years to 18 years. Uiousahd.s of dead with great prop­ o f Boston. The bouse is a slx-rooin ing roqm for expansion. It stops not crats, to elect a town committee leading the movements they saw de- (Oontlnned from Page One) tation or motive” July 13, to take Savings Bank of Manchester to ing whether the great man under­ set out for his new home In the ings rose up and said In a sonorous This change, however, is not retro­ erty damage. cottage and waa built by Thomas at taking whatever parts of China and to select delegates to the state voloptng or which they helped Terguson. The house has been oc­ steps to return Marks to Wiscon­ It needs. Stella Collins, two lota on the east stood what be was reading. A man wlldemcss. and lisping manner that waa natural active nor will it affect the student- Foreigners at Madrid and Barce­ sin. ”Th« Cuckoo Club,” an organiza­ SPAIN FEARS a V U side of Homestead avenue. convention which will nominate for of smaller caliber might have re­ foment. cupied by John Oderman, wbp has A sharp command to halt was tion that has come Into being large­ He said that every member of Ministerial Troubles to him, “ I meant that brother Rol- aid program, being In effect only lona took refuge In their embassies Robbery Case First, Amelia W. Higgins of Hawthorne, state offices, will be held August sented tbe intrusion, but the Ethio­ Ilna waa a right down honest, clever or consulates. Hundreds of them Political, social and rellgtoua llnce moved to Russell street. Judge Wil­ Ignored. ly through attendance at outings at the American Legion wants peace In March, 1694 “ the meeting concerning the toture hiring of have been tightened In Spain by liam S. Hyde represented the seller Guards Fire Tacoma police said Marks should but there are other organizations WAR MAY LAST MONTHS Nevada, to Gertrude Straugb of 26. The state convention will be pian was great to soul as well as ih house was delivered to the mlnla- man”, and In the absence of other youths, who must still show that have been taken aboard Britlah, be prosecuted there for highway Frank Mantelll’s Inn In Bolton, has Manchester, one-stxth Interest in a September 9 and 10. position and power. years of seething unrest ami vartoua ■nd Attorney William J. Shea, the One guard fired Into the air as the elected officers for Its second year, whose membership Includes the ter," the first house of worship to testimony this waa deemed satis­ they a;'e membera of certified relief French and Italian ahipa. Others, robbery and that after the cose was lot on the south side of Ridge street. ’The Republican caucus to elect “ How can I,” he replied, "ex­ factory. . uprisings. buyer. The new owner Is moving frenzied crowd moved toward the naming Joseph Lovrio, local tavern names of many outstanding people Windham County. Josiah Dwight, families. usually those In business, chose to walls. 'Then soms of the prisoners completed be would be in the hands (Oonttnaed trotn Page One) Samuel John Loney to Bartolmeo delegates to a similar state con­ cept someone shall guide me?” remain. The Fascist forcea under General into the bouse today. proprietor, as its president. The who do not realize that In order to a Harvard graduate was secured, Early Writer Last year the NYA in Connecticut Francisco Franco say Spain la ^ passed the deadline 30 feel Inside of the State of Washington "and have peace we must be prepared. He Tambornlnl, lot at Bigelow and Lib­ vention will probably not be held He invited Philip to come and sit Plainfield will alwaya be of In­ set up rates of pay for unskilled, In­ Both military forcea said they phot'^raph above shows Mr. LfevHo erty street. and a house was built for him. As threatened with Clommunism.. ■ -m the barricade. then officials can negotiate with said that there are people going up Inga, were taken Into protective cus­ until early to September, It Is be­ beside him. Whereupon Philip ex­ CHURCHES terest from the fact that Rev. termediate, skilled, and professional would protect foreigners, and few just after being inducted into hia usual there were troubles and Mr. The Sociallsta and (tommunista ot Guard H. H. Corey fired Into the Wisconsin authorities for his return tody by the Board of Children’s pro­ Edith C. Field of East Hartford lieved. pounded the passage that tells of THE SALVATION ARMY SECOND CONGREGATIONAL 'incidents" involving them have new office and holding the badge Of and down the length and breadth ot Dwight was called eccentric and Moses Hallock and Deacon Joseph workers according to counties. Un­ tbe Liberal government contend the crowd. Three men slumped. As the to face murder charges.” tection. Three hundred of the boya and Arthur C. Ellsworth of Man­ the servant o f Jehovah, led as a 661 Main Street CHURCH been reported. FIREMEN K E n BUSY the president, a carving knife anti a the United States preaching the Caocui^ Enrollments overbearing. His sermons had un­ Beals lived and died there. The der the new program, Mr. Dodd said Fascists would be ruthless dicta­ prisoners apparently were prepar- Catth'u filed a telegraphic war­ and girls were aent back to their chester to Elizabeth Backis of sheep to the slaughter. Adjutant and Mrs. Wm, Vallentlne, Rev. Ferris E. ReynokU, Ph.D. Spain’s rebellion Is the sixth since piece of chicken a la caccintore. doctrine to students in coUege.s and The registrars of voters will be usual comparisons and a few are former labored there as a pastor today, rates nave been set up to co­ tors. ing for another rush, state police­ rant for murder with Tacoma police. schools that in case of war they families. South Windsor, two Iota on the at the Municipal building August 7 Offloers In Charge ordination with the Works Prog­ former King Alfonso fled to April, Other officers are: John *'Soat8** west side of Marble street. It was an apt and convenient text quoted: "A single grain of grace In 55 years, being the first minister Both aides and outside observers DURING PAST MONTH men appeared on the walls with Marks previously had expressed must refuse to fight. He declared and 14 from 1 to 10 p. m. to enroll Morning worship at 10:45. Union ress Administration whereby there 1831, and the Republlo waa set Zanlungo, vice president; and Quit Claim Deed for Philip to expound to tbe Ethio­ Saturday: the heart was worth more than the and settled In 1792. In addition to agree the victor must be strong tear-gas bombs. willingness to come to Wisconsin to that this is the brand of pacifism FOLLOW MIDDLE C01;R.SE voters to a political party so that service with the North Methodist are rural, seml-urban imd urban up. The convicts quieted and a mo­ Charles Diana, treasurer. The elcC‘‘ John Gollmltzer to the Manches­ pian— the story of Yhe life, death, 7:30 p. m.— Open air service, cor­ church. Dr. Reynolds will speak on best load of hay ever carried from his small salary he had an Income and perhaps ruthless to keep c late had attracted are asked to see John Andleio at the Trustees Deed nominations as tax collector, town to water be suggested that he tract "The Mountain Miller", which quiet . knives through windows and be­ put the body In a compartment of that self dcfen.se is the prime object announced French volunteers may 9:30 a. m.—Sunday school. Class­ Solo by Mias Nelson. the crotch of a white oak". Several There continues to be tbe one classi­ little attention. Oak street Tavern. Estate of Irving W. Taylor, bank­ representatives and selectmen are should be baptized. The Spanish rebellion waa a auf- ' There were six alarms to which tween the bars at whomever ap­ Bernstein’s car and moved It from of the United States. The best fight across the border but must not es for all ages. Offertory: bid Refrain -Krelsler. men reproved him and he promised waa published In 1831. Within three fication In Tolland and Windham All Europe Watches peared In the cell block. rupt, Raymond R. Bowers, trustee, expected to enliven the Republican What controversial sermons have 11:00 a. m.— Holiness service. Led years 336,000 copies were printed, prise only as to time. Last March lUM members of the Manchester Fire the farm near CllntonvlUe where tenet, he said, waa to “fear God and carry arms on French soil. Postlude: Postiude—West. to do better, but In prayer at part­ cotintle*. The brother-agalnst-brother strug­ Fascists warned the Republican The weapons were taken from the to the Savings Bank of Manchester, prlmai-y. been baaed upon this passage to by Sergeant-Major John Lyons. Note '*“ )artment responded during the the murder occurred to the north the victim’s husband, Edgar W. keep your powder dry." He said that Disturbed by the possibility of In­ ing, after returning thanks for the and It was also translated Into In a letter received from NYA gle to Spain Is more than a fight for government it must restore order, butcher shop and commissary. MacKnight. mechanical engineer at this country would not have been ternational repercussions from the property at 142 South Main street. To date Chairman Sherwood O. prove either that sprinkling, or Im­ Songster Brigade under tbe di­ The union service next Sunday brotherly visit and admonitions other languages. Administrator Aubrey Williams yes­ power,. All Europe la anxious be­ nth of July, according to the re- woods. Building Permit quiet Industrial unrest, prevent Thomas Baughn, 60, murderer, General Cable Company, when he dragged Into the last war had It flight of Italian airplanes to Spanish Bowers of the Board of Selectmen mersion, was the mode 3y which the rection of Songster Leader Fred and thereafter will be conducted by "hoped that they might so hitch Sunday, July 22, 1781 during terday the new allotment for tbe cause Its statesmen fear their coun­ 1 of Chief Edward Coleman. Of Mrs. Mabel B. Holmes, alterations strikei and really rule or tli* died an hour after the riot. James returned home from work. been prepared. Morocco, the French Cabinet held a and James H. Johnston, deputy tax rite was exerolsed! Fortunately, for Clough, will sing: Rev. C. Homer Ginns at the North their horses together on earth that divine service a party of Britlah NYA program described the work to tries will suffer or become Involved ,— I number of fires there was but Hamilton, 36, another killer, was to front of residence and funeral the most part to the Christian Faaclits themselves would take • Neighbor Hears Scream He denounced those people who prolonged discussion on tile question collector who have announced them­ 3:00 p. m.—Service In Center Methodist church. There will be no they should never kick In the troops surrounded the meeting be carried on as follows: In the three-fold war over prmcl- band. one whistle alarm, that being for a shot through the lung. Joseph GIRL AND BOY FRIEND home at 28 Woodbrldge street; church, we have gotten beyond that. Park. Led by Y. P. S. M. James Locked out of the house. Mac- claim that the last war was started of French nationals in Spain. selves as candidates for ta- collec­ service at the Second Congregation­ stables of everlasting solvation." house at Darien and made the “To provide part-time employ­ ples. These are the cleavages to the The government liberals won a Are on Oakland street caused by a Dupray, 24, burglar, was shot In the estimated cost, <600; contractor, G, In the study o t this lesson we Munsle and Bandsman Williai.. Hall. thunder storm. Of the other five Knight borrowed a screw driver, through the avarlclousness of mu­ Roger Salengro, minister of the tor, are the only avowed candidates al church until September 13. The same line of original expres­ (yhole congregation prisoners. The ment for young people from 18 to population that affect Europe and ood majority to the February elac- hand. W. Keeney. aball not concentrate upon such Band and Songsters will partici­ alarms one was outside of the dis­ S U Y MOTHER OF GIRL Jimmied a window and climbed in. nitions makers. Stating that (3on- Interior, after the meeting, notified for any office. sion If used at the present time men were tied two (uid two and 25 years of age, to need of such em­ perbapi the world. lons but the popular vote waa fair­ controversial and secondary is­ pate; men's vocal quartet will also CONCORDIA LUTHERAN g trict, the apparatus of No. 1 going He found the body of his wife, necttcut manufactured more muni­ provincial officials that the govern­ would no doubt fill the churches. Rev. Moses Mather, a man dis­ ployment; to the establishment, or­ 1— Spain for five years has fer­ ly even, "right and center had 8,- her head crushed, lying on the floor. tions In the World War than any ment’s position was ’’clearly one of sues, but shall fix our attention, sing. Garden and Winter streets ganization and conduct of recrea­ (>51,955 votes agalnat 4,856,569 for to Vernon and the other four were Mother bumming birds tie their HOSPITAL NOTES rather, upon the great. Important After being minister for thirty- tinguished for his learning and mented to an age-old class struggle atlU alarms within the district. (Continued From Page One) Nearby were the hatchet and knife. other state, he declared that people neutrality." However, he added, 7:00 p. m.—March and open air K. Richter, Pastor tion and other community acUvlUea between the "people" and tbe "maa- the Sociallsta and Communists. Tha youngsters In the nest. One foot facts that Christians have so often service. Also a Young People’s six years great dissatisfaction was piety, placed at their head. They . Chief Foy of the South Manches­ MacKnight called a doctor and living here know that this charge is "Flench foreign volunteers desiring CURB QUOTATIONS and centers, the development and ters", between the peasants and liberals, through the scheme of dis­ pf each baby Is woven to the wall police, then took his 7-year-old neglected— that there is no racial or open air meeting. 8:00 a. m.—German service. expressed. One of the offenses was were marched to the shore, taken ter fire department reports that dur­ of the tiny nest butcher knife because he kissed her untrue because they know the mu- to go to Spain may do so If they Admitted yesterday: Miss Marlon maintenance of recreation areas and workers and tbe upper classea of tricting won 265 seats out a t 478 to daughter. daughter Glenna to the home of color line to God’s view of roan, that 7:30 p. m.— Salvation meeting led 9:00 a. m.— English service. the question of singling by regular to Long Island, then New York Ittons makers and the men who have regular passports.’’ Packard of 23 Lllley street and Her­ where they were Imprisoned and the extension of sound health, sani­ Churchmen, property owners and the Ck>rtea (a single Cbambor Par­ Later, Captain McGrath said, he friends. work In the factories. "There Is no By ASSOCIATED PRESS tbe Gospel that has power to trans­ by Major and Mrs. Alec Nlcol of No Sunday School during month tunes, which waa then agitating The only restriction Imposed was bert Bell of Finley street. Am Clt Pow and Lt A some did not live to returi. tation, safety and domestic science the army. liament). changed his story and said the girl Mrs. Elizabeth Feury, who lives danger", he added "In the United they must not carry arms on French form tbe life o f one sort cf man baa Hartford. Everyone is Invited to at­ of August. New England churches. The few practices, youth training and other Birth: A daughter was bom to­ Assd Gas and El A Sixty Years a Minister The 1931 Republic waa tbe appar­ hit her mother a death blow with a In the other half of the double house States ever going Into a war of con- territory. equal power to transform the life of tend these serrices. The Week; tunes brought from England had socially useful activities; improve­ with the MacKnight family, told day to Mr. and Mrs, Mark Hewitt, Am Sup Pow .. another, and that, regardless of Tuesday, Aug. 4, 7:30 p. m.— Wednesday at 8:00 p. m. — The been Jingled together In discord. A Nathan Perkins. D.D.. preached ent solution of a popular explosion. hatchet as he seized Mrs. Mac- niiest, but we must fight In 'self de­ Shelter Refugees Jr., of 19 Strant street. ment o f school and public grounds The people wanted liberty, educa­ Knight In an attempt to break up a police she attempted to investigate fense." The Cabinet, whose session of Can Marconi ,. , race, situation, and climate, wher­ C^rps Cadet class, led by Mrs. Ed­ monthly meeting of the Church treatise was published containing hla sixtieth (uiniversary sermon In and buildings; developmem of refor­ CABINET and WOODWORK the origin of a scream she heard, Census: Fifty-two pBtlcnt.s. Cent States El . , ever tbe (Sospel spreads anc Is mani­ ward Harris. Board will be held. 1833 at West Hartford. He was the tion, comfort and more voice to gov­ violent quarrel between mother and In many nations of Europe, he de­ more than three hours was devoted twenty-four tunes of three parts. estation, agricultural extension and ernment. The Republlo promised but Gladys assured her twice by Clt Service ...... fest in love and grace. It produces 8:00 p. m.—Band concert in Park. Friday at 7:00 p. m.—The special oldest officiating minister to this Hollywood daughter. clared, the people have lost their almost entirely to the Spanish situ­ This attempt to supersede the old experimental work and other rural It. calling out the window that every­ TRE.\SI BY BALANCE Clt Serv., pfd . . . new lives and new conditions. Thursday, Aug. 6, 7:30 p. m.— committee to solicit contributions state and probably In the United OF ALL KINDS The girl, Captain McGrath said, voice to government and have noth­ ation, adopted provisions for the Puritan tunes and restrict the liber­ activities and the conduct of activi­ 2— There came the same clash be­ Hollywood, Aug. 1.—(AP)—Om stuck to her declaration that Wlght- thing was “all light.” El Bond and Share Open air service at the corner of for painting will meet with the ty of singers met with great op­ States, and there had never been ing to say about whether they can sheltering and feeding of Spanish Washington, Aug. 1.—(AP)—The ties In various public services which tween Church and state that has boy's dream became another's reali­ man killed her mother. Puffing con­ Mrs. Feury told of seeing the two Ford Limited . . Birch and main streets. Leader, Church Board. position. The people were In the one other minister to preach sixty PATTERNS AND MODELS go into war or not. Here C on gm s refugees. It also approved a bill position of the ’TreMury July 30: are outside the present budgeted shaken other countries. Italy and zation today. , tinually on cigarettes, she Insisted young people driving off. Niag Hud Pow Corps Cadet Leader Mrs. Harris and Friday at 8:00 p. m.—The Young habit of sliding from one tune to years continually to the same con­ has the final say and Congress Is appropriating 10,000,000 francs for Receipts, <9,441,808.19; expendi­ People’s Society will meet. scope of these state and local gov­ Germany are recent examples of Sid Silvers bos found a y^ungatw she was an "innocent bystander." Police quQted Wightman as say­ Penn Road .... Corps Cadets. another, or singing the same line gregation. During his ministry Dr. ernmental agencies." Estimates Cheerfully Given ing at first that Gladys waa tacking the voice of the people. the protection and repatriation of tures, <45,823,724.80: balance. <2,- LOCAL LEGION UNIT that fight. to whom be can give a musical edu­ "Oh gee, or gosh, now we’re In a French citizens in Spain. Segal Lock ___ Friday, Aug. 7. 7:30 p. m.— Holi­ Perkins stated there hid been 1000 dow’n the carpet with the hatchet, Easy To Start War ST. BRIDGET’S CHURCH in different tunes. Finally Josiah In Spain for centuries tbe church cation that his own poverty deniri mess," McGrath said she repeated. Reliable sources said Berlin and 251,175,748.44. Customs receipts for Unit Gas ...... ness service. deaths. 1000 baptisms, he had de- and Mrs. MacKnight was sitting on ‘ One man In Europe today", he the month, <30.408,125.49. Rev. William Judge, Paator Dwight resigned aa minister. was powerful and often ruled open­ him to childhocxl. The oomedlanls Couple Arrested Rome might have two Interests In Unit Lt and Pow A hvered 4000 written sermons and Schaller's Woodworking Shop Police anno\mced they planned the porch when he entered the deeliired. ’’can start a war tomor­ IN NEW BRITAIN BIG Rev. Frederick Clark Ordination Expenses? ly or behind tbe scenes. The Catho­ earcb ended when Edward IDafl the success of the rebellion: Pre­ SOUTH CHURCH 3000 extemporaneous ones. Ho fit­ DU) YOU KNOW T H A T - continual questioning of the pair houae. The mother came in a mo­ row If he thinka he can gain anv- Methodist Episcopal The parsons served long terms, lic church has been said to have own­ Marsh, years old, played the ment later. thlT g by It. For that reason we mier Mu-ssollnl might want conces­ Masses will be at 8:00, 8:30 and some for life— even though there ted 150 students for college and ed one-tblrd o f Spanish welath. Lib­ piano for him. 599 Center Street Phone 4410 ‘.‘until we get the true story." sions in North Africa to assist Earl E. Story, D.D., Minister The youth’s amended version of “ She accused me of having kissed ir.u.st fight for peace In America by 10:30. were dissensions. Rev. Thomas Car­ more than 80 for the ministry. There are 1,800 thunderstorms In erals denpunced the church after Silvers umounced last week he. Italy’s expansion in the Mediter­ Alfonso fled and there waa persecu­ the slaying, McGrath said, was that Gladys,” Wightman was quoted by sei ing to It that our system of gov- TOMORROW 10:45 a. m.—Morning worship. At 8:00 the Junior choir will sing. ter, who was settled in Woburn, There comes the picture of the progress In . the world st any one wanted to bear from a talented boy ranean: and Relchsfuehrer Hitler tion. Many churches were burned, he and the girl had an appointment W’alsh. ' i aaid I did not. She seem­ ommert Is never broken." and Large Delegation to Take Union services with the Center Con­ Hymn—Christ Behind Thy Tem­ Maas., In 1642, remained for thirty- Sabbath of early times: the people moment, on the average. These give who loved music, but whose parenta ed to be in an aw'ful passion over it. Mr Bingham concluded with the might have an agreement with Mus­ ple Veil. eight years. Jazeb and John Fox arriving In wagons and oxcarts, priests and nuns were killed and could not afford ‘o give him a musi­ to play tennis at 6 last evening and solini to gain that, and other ends. STATE MONDAY gregational at the South church. approximately 360,000 lightning the girl asked her mother to hurry ”Shc picked up a large butcher wish that the convention would elect Hymn— Mary We Crown Thee succeeded him and to 1729 Rev. Ed­ the little children who must go and flashes an hour. hundreds if not thousands driven cal education. Silvers’ ambition was Political sources in Paris said Part in Parade Today; Sermon by the minister. Topic: supper. knife. She came toward me, threat­ as State Department commander With Blossoms. ward Jackson waa ordained. The the long sermon ta the forenoon. Zacha.lah Bridgen, a Harvard Into exile. to be a great musician. Great Britain had turned a deaf ear "Love and Duty." Musical program 3— Fascism and Communism are This request, WIghtman was ening me. Thinking my life w’aa In "mv old comrade In the air service Includes: Hymn—O Sacred Heart, O Love "cup of cheer" waa an important They brought their lunch and the man. Is said to have been the first He beard from thousands of mual- quoted as saying, led to a violent danger, I picked up the hatchet and In France, Bill \Jlller." to French suggestions of a British, Divine. the two extremes In the Spanish cally-lncltoed youngsters—by mail, French and Italian agreement for Bronke Honored. Prelude: “Reverie” — R. Frlml. part of all celebrations and the fol­ men gathered around the horse shed student on record to earn his way quarrel bct'vcen Mrs. MacKntght struck her several times. Others who addressed the con­ Hymn—^Jesus, Jesus Come To Me. through college. fight. Either may win. Nominally by phone and in person. He llstenied NOWHERE neutrality. Anthem: ’’COmes At Times, a lowing bill of expenses is an^exact and many prospective trades were the Spanish government is “Llber- and her daughter. Seeing Mrs. Mac- The boy’s father. Joseph T. Wight­ vention at the start of the session Stillness"—Woodward. 9:30 and 10:30 masses will be low. copy from the town records: To 433 started. In the a. .e>noon there The funeral of tbe late King to young Marsh on a film studio oto wU jmu find better things to eat or a more x-arled assortmeiit. Nevertheless, the government al" based on Socialism but with Knight with a knife In her hand, he man W’ent to tbe MacKnight home this morning Included John a ifford Anthem: "I Do Not, O Lord"—E. dinners at 2s, 6d a dinner, £54, 2s, would be services again, prayers Georve V coat about <125,000. where Sid was working, and— than here! ’ after learning of the killing. Mrs. sped Its investigation of the flight of Manebester’a DUworth - Cornell Communists seeking power. They "As soon as I saw that kid, grabbed her by the arms and the of Bristol, past department com­ Marzo. ST. JAMES R. C. CHURCH. 6d; to suppers and breakfasts, 178, were longer and sermons continued In 1789 there were only 76 post- 1 Wightman la ill and w’as not told of Italian airplanes. Official Inquiry Post. No. 102, American Legion, will promptly set up a Red committee in knew he waa tbe one," said Silvan. girl struck her mother with a mander of the Disabled American Postlude: "Grand Choeur” — W. Rev. William P. Retdy, Pastor. £8, 18s; to keeping 32 horses 4 days, until evidently the preacher could offices In the United States. In hatchet, he was quoted. the slaying. was reported to have disclosed that be well represented this afternoon Madrid when the Fascist revolt "And when he played! Boy, he's a SPECIALS FOR TONIGHT Veterans; John Breen of Hartford, Spence. Rev. Joseph Cleary £3; to six (uid a half barrels of think of nothing more to say. Men 1928, there were more than 40,- The cou^‘ was apprehended in newly elected state department one plane which crashed and anoth­ to the (Connecticut Department started. genius. Edward has had instructlij, BeiU Taaty Italian Ravioli. 10:45 a. m.— Church school nunn Rev. Thomas Stack cyder, £4, 11s; to 2 gals, of brandy tired with the week’s work often 400. Jersey City In an automobile own­ commander of the Veterans of For­ er which was forced donr In French American Legion parade which will Why la Europe and the world con­ but his father died two months ago V, Chicken with French Fried Potafoes and Salad Morocci were part of a fleet of 21 be held to New Britain at 3:30 p. m. ery. ‘ and 2 do, of rhura, £1, 16s; to 25 went to sleep. Aa they nodded to The 461,000,000 InhabltanU of Eu­ cerned, beyond natural human Short Steak and French Fried Potatoes ed by the girl's father. Chief Walsh eign Wars; Dr. S. Howard Cohan of and his mother, Mrs. Charlotte Italian bombers enroute to African The vanguard of members and dele­ The union services for tbe remain­ Masses at 7, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30. gallons of wine, £9, 10s; to loaf happy content they were prodded rope speak 12 1 languages. anxiety that strife should cease? ®P®gbettl and Meat Balls or Hot .Sausage. said they told him they planned to HITCH HIKER ROBBED “ '■'5’g'Poct’ department commander Children’s Mass at 8:30 In Marsh, was unable to keep up her rebel headquarters. gates from Manchester attended the ing Sundays In August and for tbe Base- sugar, lime juice and pipes, £1, 15s. by the women. The fUe has been Average length of life of the wren It Is because so many leaders Steamed Chum— Soft Shell Criilm— (Plains On Half Shell. flee to Canada, but decided later to of the Jewish veterans and Peter first Sunday to September will be ment Chapel. la three years; robin, 12 years; son’s lessons." go to Washington. Henley of Montreal, Canada, com­ Advices from Mellila. Spanish wessions yesterday and stayed over Superstitions and oddities were handed down In Wilitagton of a forsee a strong and possibly ruth­ Edward was born In Los Angeles. ON WETHERSRELD ROAD held at the Center (Congregational Music at the 8:30 Mass. blackbird, 12; pigeon, 20; quail 15; less Fascist or Ck>mmunlatlc gov­ Come Down Tonight and Let Jack Hayes Sene You! Their only resourees were $1 ’20, mander of the Montreal Post of the Morocco, said 18 of the 21 planes for the colorful "40 and 8" parade continually to evidence, as tradi­ good man whom the sing aong He told Silvers be learned to play had arrived. last night which was led by the church with Dr. Watson Woodruff Prelude— Organ. sparrow, 40; goose, 50; parrot, 60; ernment as the result of civil war. They decided In Plainfield, after American Legion. tions show, and a peculiar notion speech of the minister transferred crow, swan, and eagle, 100. the piano by giving bis toy soldien Drum (torps o f Dllworth-Ckjmell In charge. Hymn—To Jesus Heart All Burning. Europe’s roulers see the spread KINGSBURY OR KRUEGER’S BEER they became lost, to return and sur­ Commander Henley stated thst -ON THE SAME SHOW A cordial welcome to all. Hymn—O Sacred Heart of Love had Rev. William Brlnsmead, the to the land of dreams. He felt dis­ Texas is as large as 212 Rhode names like "Mr. C and “Mr. D.” render, Walsh said. Hartford. Aug. 1.— (A P )— State Post In burlesque unitorms. of either Idea as unsettling If not Montreal has Invited the American Those Famous Saturday E^-ening Post •Stories Now Divine. first minister to Marlborough, graced and to keep awake applied Islands. By putting them on the keyboard he In Jersey City, they parked In a police are eearchlng for occupants Victor W. Bronke, o f this town, Mass., settled in 1666 who waa a red pepper to hla eyes. This had dangerous to peace. could remember where the keys Legion to hold Us 1937 National On the Screen! CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Hymn—Mother Dearest Mother In the last 76 years, about 100 If the Fascists win there would be dark street "to talk It over," Walsh of an automobile with Massa­ convention In Montreal and he ABOUT TOWN Commander of the First District, H. B. Anthony, Pastor Fairest bachelor and refused baptism tO the desired effect and the tears monarchs, presidents, princes and were. said they told him, and fled In their chusetts registration. In connection waa elected a delegate to the Na­ a triangle of such countries, Spain, Silvers says be will reply to every REYMANDER’S TAVERN asked support from the Connecticut JOE E. BROWN T®R\“t™ Bs’”'' Hymn—Mary Unto Thee I Call. children who were born on the dripped down on the beard of tbe other high officials of state, have Italy and Germany, sympathetical­ car when police approached. He said tional Convention to (Cleveland, at with the beating and robbing of a department. The male section of Emanuel Sunday: Communion—Meditation, Lawrence Sabbath. Whether he refused the conscientious sufferer. been murdeicd letter and may choose another boy <8 OAK STREETT CHAS. REVMANDER, l*rop. they wehe arrested at the point of a the morning session yesterday. ly allied In principle, greatly In­ from the Hat of applicants for_ o> hitch-hiker In Wethersfield late Fri­ Lutheran church choir will sing at ENDS TODAY: SHUiLEY TE.MPLE to “THE POOR LITTLE 9:00 a. m.—Morning Prayer. Organ. little sinners the rites of Christian Betw.ien 1900 and 193D, thr popu­ creasing the prestige of the Fascist sub-machine gun. day afternoon. the morning serv’ce tomorrow. The Commander Bronke, an alternate to 9:30 a. m.— Church Bible School. burial, to case of death, is not lation j f the United States Incieosed similar scholarship. ~ ' The slaying was discovered by RICH GIRL" and “MURDER ON A BRIDLE PATH” Postlude— Organ. movement. Fascism means strong, Harold E. Morehouse, Jr., of men will rehearse at 10:30. the convention, Is attending the Classes for all ages. stated. 62 per cent business sessions to place of Fran­ 9:30— Chorus Choir. centralized power able to decide In­ Washington, D. C.. who said he was 10:45 a. m.—Communion Service. 10:30— Low Mass.' TTie ‘Lords Will’ stantly and move quickly. That sometimes Inevitable social WEDDINGS cis B. B(sy. a delegate, who was WAGING dlsastei'—the hiccup—Is making a former employe of the Treasury The Manchester Pipe band will Subject: "On tbe Sc(Ues of God.” Arthur Keating, Soloist. Deacon Marvin, one of the early KER-PLUNK! Spain's army, whose officers were Department, was found beaten and unable to be present due to the 6:00 p. m.— Young People’s Pray­ money for Marshall Ruth. meet at Orange hall tomorrow _death of (('relative. settlers, though a good man waa The Eaat Central Pomona Grange a privileged class In the old days ot tied up on Silas Dean highway. er Meeting. St. Louis. — Harry X-arkln’s car Ruth Is a movie veteran. Eighteen Announce Eng’agemeni; morning at 9:45. The bandsmen will • The post unit win be led by the extremely eccentric. One day No. 3 will hold their annual picnic Kings, Is the nucleus of the Fascist Morehouse told police he was on Mr jmd Mrs. William A. Davis of 6:30 p. m.— Young People’s Hour. jmd field day which, this year, will Just wouldn’t start so he decided on force that started the rebellion In months ago ;e decided acting wasn’t then proceed to Waterhury to take um and Bugle corps this after- mounting his horse with only a paying too well imd decide to "rive hla way from Washington to Bos­ 10 Union street announce the en­ part In the British War Veterans’ 7:30 p. m—Evangelistic Service WINNERS OF CHICKENS sheepskin for a saddle, he rode to bo held with Tolland Grange, and the tried and true method of push­ Spanish Morocco, before dawn July on and the delegation will be in with sermon by tbe pastor. It up. Now Is The Time To Have Tout Cav ton, and was picked up In Meriden gagement of their daughter. Miss Commemoration day service. the committee for tHe occasion are ing It down a hill. A wrecking crew 18. ''charge of commander COarles Wl- The Week: the home of Betty Lee and without Then he discovered something, by the men In the Massachusetts Helen Frances Davis, to Harry Du­ dismounting requested her to come planning for a field day of enjoy­ fished the machine out ot the Mis­ 200,000 Under Arms plin of 411 Farmington avenue, RITA RIO gren. Mrs. Wlgren will head the Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.— Mid­ AT POPULAR MARKET tested It and sold it to directors. car, which he described as "streaky Frank LIttner, division super­ to him. She hastened out, all a m ent This field day gathering Is to sissippi river. There are 232,000 men and officers Hartford. No date has been set for Auxiliary unit week Prayer Meeting. ’’I found out that folks, no matter and dirty" In appearance. visor of the groceiy stores of the flutter as was usual with maids. He be neld next Wednesday, August 6. the wedding. -Anf/ Her Rhythm Girls Friday at 7:30 p. m.— CI(ms Meet­ Miss Annie Dibble of Pleasant bow serious the situation, will laugn They drove toward Hartford, he First National stores In this place, ing and Bible Study. Two chickens each were awarded looked at her soberly (uid said "The at a hiccup," Ruth said today. LUBRICATED said, and reaching a point on the with hla family, left today for a PLEASE PASS THE ASPIRIN Lord sent me here to marry you." Valley, who is a Sunday achool Mr. and Mrs. John, B. Martina of Notes Thursday night to the following teacher In the primary rooms at the "So I made myself a hiccup ape- Silas Dean highway In Wethers­ month’s vacation. During tbe absence of Rev. H. B. winners In the r.gular weekly Betty hung her head in confusion ciallst." 109 Prospect street aumounce the Chicago.— Robert Daniel told the Wapplng Federated SuneJay achool field forced him from the car. After *“ 8agement of their daughter. Miss Anthony during the month ot drawings held at the Popular Mar­ then meekly replied "The Lord’s Evening Gowns Glamorous, He classifies his burps. There ar4 beating and trussing him up, More­ police that a man who professed to will be done." Invited her doss o her home on Olympia V. Martina, to Thomas John Holden has been substitut­ August, Rev. C. H. Hopkins ot ket Rubinow building; Friday afternoon where obe pre­ about 20 varieties, ranging tbe tonal house said the four took <8 and a ing at Station A during the absence have <2,400 for Investment to a South Weymouth, Mass., will sup­ Mrs. Susan Demko, 68 Ridge Queer CBuroh Laws scale from bass to tenor. ' Proctor Molloy, son of Mr. and Mrs rooming house asked him If he would pared a little social time for them Bult(»se containing clothes. of the regular clerk. Henry Franey. BABB'S ply. Rev. Hopkins will also have street Jn the old days "puea” were own­ Is Fall Stylists* Decree Thomas J. Molloy of Hartford. Games will be played on the lawn like to go to on a partnership charge of the mid-week prayer Charlotte Henry, blonde film in­ CONG2VMOND LAKE- basis. Mra. E. Carlson, 12 Kno: street ed by individuals and the title and refreshments will be served. The Recreation committee will meeting. John Krinjak, 15 Purnell Place. passed by deed. ‘The Individual genue, fell In love and became en­ A 4 a ^ CRANKCASE OF VALVOLINE MOTOR OIL ' got <1,800," Daniel related, “and Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Russell meet Thursday at 7:80 p. m. In the Southwick, Mass. W. H. Davis, 225 O n ter street. ownership of "puea” was a conatant were the week-end guests of Mr. New York, Aug. 1 — (AP) .vpale, blue-gray crepe—a gown to gaged under tbe eyes of Hollywood met him in a park. He and a friend ZION LUTHERAN F. Schneider, 121 Summer street "Rich, not gaudy," is fail fashion’s be worn under a chinchilla wrap. but few in the movie colony knew he rrfim deY ®'' Get Into the Good Habit Municipal building. Chairman were counting my money when one source of annoyimce to many and Mrs. John Russell, at Great Horace F. Murphey announced to­ High and Cooper Street To win the chickens all those peo­ churches In New England. A "pue”, Hammock Beach, last week. ' decree for daytime, but evening There were "Matte Paillettes," about It until today. of them said be had a headache and Rev. H. F. B. Stechholz, Pastor ple had to do was to send to the cou­ gowns “go glamorous,” and even tbe closely set to look like armor, made She win become the bride at of day. The business before the meet­ would I get some tablets for It. being private property, could be The Wapplng Girl* Waglsun Q ub ing will Include approval ol bills. Sun*, Aug* 2 pon which appeared in the Herald altered and decorated to conform to moderate priced ones look as If they into little white evening Jackets George James Martin, engineer ai KELLEY SPRINGFIELD TIRES While I was gone the men left with are making arrangementa to go to costta pretty penny. RETREAD TIRES Eating Here Every Day I Eighth Sunday fffter ‘Trinity. No all week up to and Including Thurs­ the fancy of the owner, and more Rocky Neck Tuesday morning, for a worn over black velvet, and white Boulder Dam. who met her a year This new dance sensation will m y money. Sunday School during tbe month ot In tbe collection which Klviette, a quilted satin tunic coats over formal lib en q Discount for Old Casings Miss Alice Jones, R. N., of the day, and then be present In the mar­ than one was built to measure up pleasure trip. They are going by ago on the strand at Malibu. An Sizes At Popular Prices offer “ The Girl Friendh Trio”— "Now I’ve got the headache.” August and the first Sunday ket, Thursday night at drawing ung designer of the fashion orlg- black. Manche.ster Memorial hospital staff to the "spite fence". At length laws automobile. SPECIALS “Snowball" (w^-known dancer) to September. Service to English time. itora' guild, showed today there Lustrous pebbled satin evening ‘The date hasn't been seL Maritq returned today from two week's’ B-MAN were passed compelling owners of Mra. Arllne Bogll, age 28, o f 823 S OUT OF GAS — PHONE 4129 FROM OUR NEW KITCHEN at 9:30 a. m. Text of sermon: Matth. were tissue-weight white lame gowns of aqua blue were shown, to Is the son of S(unuel Martin, SHELL GASOUNE vacation spent on a tour of Can­ — Plua — 7, 15-23. Theme: Tbe ain of indiffer­ “puea" to maintain them according Franklin avenue, wife of Emil Bogll frocks; a figure-fitting gown ot RAVIOU ANTIPASTO ada. A FAMILY ENTERPRISE died last Thursday at the Municipal gleam against sun-tanned shoulders. wealthy New York clothing manq- Pomona, Calif.—Seven times, say ence concerning doctrine luid belief. to perscribed atandarda. Oftetf flame-colored metal cloth, and long, A new trick was a short black Short Btaak and Franch Friea Department of Justice agents, CHyde hospital. Mrs. Bogll was born and facturer. FLAT TIRE CNilokea A La Ooolatora 1. Proof that such indifference is In­ Enterprise, Ala.—Perhaps it was when a new meeting houae replaced fitted evening coats of platinum and jacket belted with Jet beads, over a Oh, Boy! Miss Elizabeth Lindquist, R. N., of E. Holesworth obtained farm credit the old, the ownership o f the “pues” apent her girlhood to W-pplng and BATTERY TROUBLE Itallao Mliiestioaa deed sin. 2.. How we are to guard Just a bl-famlly habit but five Aver- ruby lame. black frock with a day-length aktrt. Sleek-haired George Raft Isn't the Manchester MamorlM boapital administration loans to buy a sugar a{ atost that aln. proved a "thorn to tha fleah” , and her name before her marriage was REAL SERVICE RITA RIO ett brothers married five Byrd sis­ Further proof of fall evening Take off the Jacket, and you bad a worried by report* he has encountr Spaghattl and Haat Balb Miss Arllne Robertson. She was tbe REASONABLE PRICES Try B^antine*s night nursing staff is on ner annual compound to feed hla 250 colonies Ladlea' Society on Wednesday at ters. some said “1 want my old pue I've fashtao’a magnificence waa “Clel dinner frock with a sheer black, Taaty Saadwtohaa of All Kinds daughter of Mr. and Mra. Georg* ered difficulties In hla romancs wldi F^om Our New vacation at a nortbarh Connecticut Former Dancing Motion Pletura o f beeo. 7:80 p. m. They pair up like this the last few sat to *0 long." There were high D'Argent" (silver sky)—«n evening short-sleeved top. Jet-trimmed. lake. Star, New York Night Club Tbe matter o f the loans waa sD doora which fastened. Robertson of Wapplng. Her mother gown of white lame with a delicate. New colors this designer featured Virginia Pine, fair-haired film ao- years: H. G. and Bvle; D. S. and died several years ago. Ftmeral ar­ KOOLER-KEG Thriller. right, but when agents decided to SWEDISH CONGBEGATIONAL ‘Doga and Alley Sitters’ fern-Uke tracery in silver all over It. were earth brown, "strawberry trzBs. > Carrie; L. R. and Nora Bell; E. L. rangements are Incomplete, but tha A telephone call from Mlaa Ptaa Uncle Sam paid France about have a look at the bees they couldn't 8. E. Green, Minister and Tera; and Fred and Una. The laws to Connecticut - and Ita long fitted coat of matching rose,” burnt ochre and del sarto red. No Ftpaa — No Oollt OAK 8T. flno them. « burial win be to the f anally plot to at New York assured him last night . N oH ooo <16,000,000 for nearly 1,000,000 NOW A SWINGING Now there su-e 20 double first Maosachuaetta were peculiar and lame was lined with white satin; She showed dull crepe dresses ot CAMPBEUL'S squara miles o f land, whan ha ac­ Molesworth was held under <5,000 10:30—Swedish Morning Worship. Wapplng cemetery. and the model carried a big muff burnt ochre, a rich brown shade, for she Is sttU as much in love with i cousins, children of tbe five couples. there was little liberty without ' Boer At Ita Boat! ORCHESTRA LEADER bond end given until Augtut 7 to Mra. Elliott Bunore, of Pleasant him aa she ever was. Raft said. Bfain Street and BlidiOe Turnpike quired the Louisiana Territory. The 11:10—English Morning Worship. AU live to a rural community near some penalty exacted. We find on of black and silver fur. wear "with mink and sables, and TAVERN produce the bees. Valley, was taken to the Hartford On another gown, oblong mother- Movie circles recently heard 80 Oak Street Virgin Islands coat him <25,000,000 7:80—Wednesday evening service. bare. , record to 1662 to South Reading, strawberry, a dusty roae, highlight­ Adnu SOc plus tax. Aug. 2 RITA RIO boapital, recently. of-pearl poUlattaa gleamed against ing green velveteen. the pair would wad ahortiy. .. and the area of,tbe 50 islands totala and her RhyUuu Girls ' aoly ISS square milas. •I- '1 w E * . ‘ ^ MANCWEStER EVENING HER AU), MANCHESTER. OONN.. SATURDAY, A U G U ^ ISSa

of the latter pair of Interests came wbosa eurloMty has ImpeUed them first—or comes first—with him It to peep through keyholes at the IN WORLD AFFAIRS might not be the easiest thing In ths proceedings inside tha , secret OIL«0“MATIC ordwtJ Enntag BrraUi world to dstermlns. ' chambers thereof can possibly . - FUUUMHBD BT THE In n e w Y o r k YOEWKST Oemlop- Ttsna beat doim at night, op AntAU> PRINTINO CUMPANT. tM. But during tbe three years and a measure the exact degree of BUILDING ACTIVITIES ment ta dcctrie morning. Belf-etarting taleclyri^ 11 BUh II StrM I half of his administration, through sincerity behind such maneuvers dock CDotrdi for rsgu- M*nchMi«r, Conn. movement. Permanently Inhrieated^V TBOMAB rKHOUSON the bizarre picture of many scram ae the displacement of WPA Admin­ lottag dor and night ■eeled and lUcnL Never geta ootofre- * 0«n«raj ManEt«r bled New Deal fantasies, there has istrator M. A. Daly, state senator. ‘^OB.wbea. And toe curious------driftIn for I tamparaturm. Cuta AmI coata 10%i Foafidad Oetobar 1 IISl OOTHAM’S GYPSIES poirlAeeMytoaetatyaaralermela^ ' glimmered steadily In the baek- In favor of new WPA Administra­ a fortune teUlng, perhaps, or for a Fabliahad Jdvary ttvaninc Bioapi look around. The motive la un- < Bundajrt and Botidaya Bottreo at tha gro-ind this insistent color-note of tor R. A. Hurley, mere politician. In By OEORGB ROSS. Important In any okse, the gypsy’s ' Ch€€kVt€*nM Poat Offiea at Maftchaatar. Cono^ aa nationalized electric power. As order to “keep the WPA out of pol­ New York, Aug. 1. _ Gotham's chant la, "Gimme money, I tell nice $2500 House As Designed By F. A. A. Baeood Claaa Mall Maitar. tzlganes are now gypsying wherever fmgs." ' Oaiy 0H-04UTK Hoi A mo Exdoslv* Fm I Saving Iffm iilinir though, after all and despite the itics." But complete outsiders can X tent pitch is permissible, so Man­ SUMBTHJP'iUUN KATCa constant shHtings and twisting of make some sort of a guess. Oaa faar. bf Mat) ...... MOO hattan will be bereft of them until Unpredictable Folk S ** o“- Par Moath« bf Mall ...... I Co the picture. It wore the one constant An administration with such a the autumn. There are countless little places m RIW CONTMOL. Prev»tschliimey heat wasteeadhalfbunMdoU. SlBgla Copy ...... I ot factor in an otherwlr' strikingly Perhaps In your motor Junkets (I) Presaure Atemlartlati. Prevents wear, tear «>d waste DalWarad on# yaar ...... la Ot strict sense of propriety that It haa from- blih pressure. Anows you to bum heavy, low-price oils. Inconstant mass of thought. had the chairman of the National 1 TwIStUe? Gypi^ ^Sp*M^ Dealgnated as House "E" In tbe MBUBEP o r rHB associated seen a leviathan limousine, ot an-' by other names of Romanv stamn.’ V,**?!*** TUMI*—No down payment. . . no monthly pay. PRESS In other words Mr. Roosevelt's Democratic Committee In the Presi­ Federal Housing Administration menu till Fall. 3 years to pay. ’ SOME ARE BORN G R E A T - in hritf-i’i •warthylThey promise fS rC e t e l t e ^ ^ booklet "Principlea of Planning Tha Aaaoetaiad Praaa la aseiuttvaijr "power bug” seems to 'ie the king dential Cabinet as the chief execu­ With I leaves, palm and face. Meet o r _Doo|^put It 6B. Act Nowl This Is your one and only chance to ^ antltlad to tha uaa for rapubltcatton bug of the collection. Mussolini's their beads swathed in gaudy ban- them are spurious Small Homes”, this Is a comforb- of all aawa diapatehaa oradMad to it tive's most infiuentlal advisor for , , and advertise' able, dignified home of the formal I FRBK see this handjocneg invaluable or not otbarwiaa oradttad to thia kina bug seems to be the revival ^ a a , gUetaning rings dangling counterfeit ‘ ' tzlganes. Because a »apar and alao tha looal nawa pub- almost three and a half years, and from their ear lobes and motley bun­ Georgian type, yet almpltcity Iteelf, Ott-O-Matie electric TBM'CLOCK. lif the ancient Roman empire. Hlt- truly genuine gypsy would never, I T r . . FOR WANT OF A COAT OF PAINT After Auguat ISth you pay at leaet rlahad haratn. then gives him leave of absence for dles fairly ooxlng out of the win­ think of remaining In one place long both in d esi^ and construction. The All rlahta of rapublteatl'^n^~*^f ler'' seems to be to rid the world the period of . the campaign so that dows. And babies, wrapped In pediment treatment of the gable $S$t Qet in touch with im todayl apootal olapatebaa baraln ara alao ra* enough to open a tea room, eatabllsb: and changes it from just a house •arrad. of everybody but Oermanics. Roose he can give himself exclusively to light-hued swaddling clothes, bawl­ 11 and manage It for any length o f Like the traditional battle that was lost for ing their heads off la the universal time. I and glvaa tt character. With the no- Pali aanriea nllant of N B A Sara* volt's seems to be the operation of the promotion of the administra­ tongue. want of a nail, the loss of resale value cellar plan a dining

akmg and not raaUsiiig the altua- NORTH END m tE CO. In FlightFrom Spanish Revolt U.S.Cm ZENS ADVISED ' t ■ CiDLDREN SHOUU) BE tlon quickly enough to stop run Into NOTED^MEDIANS It, partly stdwlplng tbe truck. For­ iCRIES PUBUC NEGLECT •TEN- DAILY RADIO PROGRAM tunately no oiu was injured and OUTING TOMORROW TO LEAVE L KW AH^ SPANKED AT HOME ONLY aetthar oar waa baljUy damaged. •ATURDAYt AUGUST 1 (Otatral tad B««Uni Bumdutd IN STRAIGHT PARTS Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Porter SHUN Moving Time Ono Boot Latvr) and their two sons of Hartford were WINAFREEPASS OF POLLUTION PROBLEMS Members of No. .1 Going to U. S. S. Mindanao Haatena to Teachen Oppose Castigation at ^ NoUt An progr&ma -to kof and baslo ebalni or.croopo ^troof OAlon apod* visitors at their former home here Villa Louise fo r All Day Pro­ Wuchow to Protect Ameri­ Buddies School — Psychiatrist De* fltd: ooMt to coast (o to e) dooipnattoii Inelodoo au aTaifaato atatlonai Thursday, also calling on Mr. Por­ jnVnjn,// Statleiie .reeefVB Wfht to ehanoo proprama without provltua notleo. P* M. Naugatuck River, has a treatment gram of Sports and Dinner. cana; Fighting Between dares Education Without ter's moihor, Mra. Merton W. Hills. plant which is now being enlarged. NIO-WIAF (AID) NITWORK Cant. Baal. Clifton W ebb nod Jimmy I Mr. sad Mrs. Avery West are '^State Sanitary Engineer Puts Chinese Unlikely. Whipping b ‘‘Nonsense.’* ttO^ 9:00—Portland laid at Draama The Housatonic River receives con­ The annual outing of Hose Com­ BA8I0 — Aaati woaf wlw wool wtlo 9:9^ ItiO Angaia Vitaia'a Band Can. tzdclng s vaesUon for a week at American tagion wjar wtOM weah Iqrw whlo wfbr wro Lak. Poootopaug, Bast Hampton, THE STATE THEATE siderable pollution In Massachusetts. pany No. 1 of the Manchester fire wgj wbon wcM wum wwj waalt Midi iO^ 4iOO-Conay lafand Braadaaat department will be held tomorrow Nanking, Aug. 1— (A P )—-The U. It Is expected that a good ifized New York, Aug. 1.—(AP) hoa wmao wefl who wow wdaf :90— 4(90—CharDia Barnat Orahaatra Savo to Be Seen m Seri­ oamping. They are receiving calls Correction of Abuses "The Thames River valley In the S. S. Mindanao steamea today to­ I4KI0— 9:00—H. V. Kaitanbams Ovar* eastern part of the state drains sev­ at the Villa Itoulae. The members delegation of Post members will Children may be aoimdly spanked at • MIDWiiT..wood wiro from their lelatlves here, aa well as will meet at their headquarters. ward Wuchow from Canton to pro­ line up behind the drum corps at home “In a few exceptional cases," NORTHWIST A CANADIAN — wtmj 4ill— OilO-Parf^ at Youth — aaat: other frlnds. By Reading The Advertisements On This Page eral fair sized communities such as tect Americana in the event of hot- wiba katp wobo wdar ktyr erot ous Drama. Sqnarely Dp to People; Putnam. Danielson, Norwich and Main and Hilliard streets at 10:30 New Britain this afternoon for tbe but should never be spanked at SOUTH wrva wptf wwno wav# wjui Oltandara—IHxla! Orahaatra—watt Edward A. Smith attended the and will leave at once by automo­ tUiUes in Kwangs! province. State Convention parade. Our Post school, the majority o f‘ five New wflA^wauii wlod warn wme orab wapl 4*9^ •ij^Praaa.Radla Nawa Parlod fruit growers' meeting st Connec­ Wllllmantlc. Progress in Putnam United States cluzens were ad­ wjdx oramb kvoo wky wfao wbap kpre 4i9^ IilO—Baaaball Saaraa — wabc: and Norwich has been mentioned. biles for the Villa Louise. A lunch delegates, headed by Commander York paycholo^ats and educators woal ktba kths waoo wtar wlo wcac Al Rath and Hla Orahaatra—chain ticut State College Wednesday. Cites New Haven and will be served at 11 o'clock, to the vised lost night by American nu- Wlgren have, (or the most part, at­ agreed today. wfbc liOb— OHiO—To Ba Annaunead New York, Aug. l.—(AP)—Prob­ Among tha many others who took WlUlmmitlc has changed the point members and the Invited guests. thoritlea to evacuate to tbe East MOUNTAIN...koo kdjl ksir kphl •ilO— Stli—Aonga from Fai Chapin ably with that same urge of the In ths doing of Farm and Home JOHNSON & UTTLE NERON’S TAXIS READY tended all seselona of the conven­ “It M not tbe function of tbe •i80- i:90-Tha Sang S^.Hilata Quart. of discharge to secure maximum Chief Edward Coleman Is to be the Kwangsl port because of Increased PAOIFIO*—kft ktw komo kbo kpo kgo •iJJO— iito—Victor Bay STlnnar OrahT comedian to play Hamlet, t'wo of week at Storrs were Mr. and Mrs. Bridgeport A s Bad Spots dilution and is Installing screens at tion since Ita opening. teacher ever to whip a child,” agreed Cant. Saat. honored guest. military activity. the five men and womeii asked to •t0(^ 7:00—Saturday Swing Saaaion Broadwair’s beat known musical Grlnton I. WlU and their nephew, the new outlet. Tributaries of the Officials here, however, believed Those members who attended our 12t0pw itOP—SophIa Tuokar and Orch. •s90— 7i90—CSS Workahap Drama comedy stars are turning to serious Following the serving of the lunch annual outing last Sunday at the comment on the statement of An­ IStSIM 1iSO*-Harl Smltt« 4k Orehottra 7t00— 9:00—Bruna Caatagna* ioprant Lucius W. Robinson, Thursday. < Thames River receive pollution In there will be a volley ball game and an outbreak is unlikely. Tbe Nan­ 7:90— 9:90 — Prof, Quia and Brain. drama The Women’s Bridge Club mot at LEADERS IN FIELD FOR IMMEDIATE CAUl thony Munley, Pennsylvania teach­ tiOP“-Lot*s Have Phythnii Ora« in the State. Massachusetts, notably from Web­ some will bowl and others will en­ king (Central) government rein­ Villa Louise sure had a real bang- 1:30— Sti^Pavuo for tha Waak ftnd buatara—wabc: Salon Modama—c Clifton Webb Is leaving behind the home of Mra. Gertrude Hough up time. The only caaualtiea report­ er: 2i30— tit^Ruby Nawmafi Orahaatfa 9:0^ 9:00—Tha Hit Paradt—c to cat Matlo oil burners they have In stock ster and Dudley. gage In a tug of war. Dinner will forced KwangtUDg with troopa and •lO^IOtOO—Bob Craaby A Orahaatra such of hla eong-flUed oucccesea as Thursday evening. Three tables Therti are certain firms In each lo- r When motor transportation la make ths Manchester Taxi ser^ 9 Smaller Streams equipment which, It believes, will be ed, from the various sports events, “You never should whip a child. t:00— 4i00—Slua Roam Cohoat* Oroh. ’’Three’s a Crowd" and "F lj^ g Col­ oallty -hat becomr leaders In their and ask to b« made acquainted with be served at 2 o'clock and will con­ It makes him stubborn." 3:30— 4:30—Klndtrgartan via Radio 9:9^10:90 — Hal Kamp Orahaatra— were In play. Mrs. Clement Wall needed in any emergency, a tele­ widely popular. ^ Reviewing the eltuatlon with re­ “ Fortunately moat of our largcr sist of a full course Italian dinner. capable either of over-awing or were Just a couple of (ex-) sailors. 4d)^ tiOO—Otto Tnum OraH.i Nawa basic: Oaa. Qlvot Cireua—mldwaat ors" to appear In a straight play for waa a guest of the club for tbe eve­ field of endeavor. Johnson and Lit­ the workings of the models on band. phone call to Dial 6588 ^11 bring During tha dog races at 8p We always thought the Navy bad Parents of pupils taught by Mun­ 4iM— |t|0—Proaa* Radio Nawa Parlod 10:0^11:00—Jan Qarbar A Orahaatra tle of 109 Center street have spe­ Johnson and Little are ever anx­ aped to sewage pollution of shore cltles and towns are located along In the afternoon there will be a over-poworlni; the Insurgents. 4:30— iii^Daaabali by Ford Sand— 10:90—11:90—Banny Goodman Oreh.— the Theater Guild. It is a com e^, ning. Mrs. Marietta G. Horton and one of Louie A. Naron's clean, com­ field. Mass., Mr. Neron runs n „ ball game between the single and Increased military activity appar­ an easy life. ley in the Langan, Pa., mining set­ ^ basic: B. Cummlna Orah.—mldw. ’’And Stars Remain," by Julius and Mrs. Anne C. Gilbert held high cialized In plumbing, beating and ious to undertake plumblngr heating fortable taxicabs to ths door In « and Inland waters throughout Con' the shore or In the valleys of larger tlement protested because he wool; To •• Annaunaad—chain party dally trips to the races, rivers where fair dilution is avail­ married men while others will enjoy ently resulted from Kwangal's deter­ And did tl\ose youngsters put 4:4^ •140-Art of Uvlng. Dr. Faala 11:00—19:00—Organi Ora.» Naoturna—w Phillip Epstein, and aa bis leading honors. Cake, coffee and Ice cream tinning with admirable results. and tinning in all Its branches If very few mtnutes. Uriffs, 23 cents. Fare is North nectlcut In an article appearing in bowling.. It is expected that this mination to continue oppiooltlon to away "hot dogs” at the outing for “doesn’t whip the kids," and told •:00— iiOO—Cannia QaUt tang Prog. NBC-WJZ (BLgC) NETWORK lady he 1^11 have tbe Belasoo star, was served. Mumblng, heating and tinning go you have a small repair job. or a Mr. Neron wishes to dlatlnhtly the current monthly bulletin of the able. Along small streams In the the school board be was “too len­ •:15— iilO—Haliila A Hli Oranadlara Middle Turnpike; South to Soui category of the Blackberry River In program will keep all busy until B Nanking. the Sons and Scouts laat Satur­ 5:43— •i40—Thornton Fithtr. Sparta BA9IC — Eaat: wja wba-wbaa wbal Helen Gahagan. Mra. Robert F. Porter entertalnerl hand In hand. Johnson and Little complete Installation planned, get portray to the public of Manchiieter school: Bast to Pitkin street. W s_ State Department of Health, War­ o’clock when clam chowder will be day? Even so, there still was a few ient." •:00— 7tOO—Carl Ravaxsa't Oronattra wmal It would be wrong to mention this the Ladles’ Afternoon Bridge Club h > Joined the three together ef­ an estimate from Johnson and Lit­ and community that he is not oon- ren J. Scott, director of the Bureau Norfolk, Steele Brook In Watertown Miss Adelaide Caae, professor of 6:30- 7}|0-Maradlth WHlaan Orahaa. wfU: Mid: wcky wanr wla kwk koll to Falrfl'.Id street with addltloiiL or Five Mile River In New Canaan, eerved to all and tbe start for home left for souvenirs. We knew that 7:00— Tha Saturday Jamboraa wran wmaq kao as tha elongated Webb’s first dra­ Wednesday at her home. Guests o( fectively and all parts of their buel-^ tle before undertsiklng the work. neoted In any way whatsoever with cnarge ot 10 cents for each oddiUeM ' of Sanitary Einglneerlng of the made. The committee having the education In teachers college. Oil- 7:30— iilO—Smith Sallow Show—to e MIDWBST—wmt wood wire matic play. He appeared In one the club were Mias Marlon Gott and ness are carried on with excellent They -have experts to figure your any other local taxi company, but Is al passenger. No charge -fo r cMM Stats Department of Health, round­ nuisance conditions have forced Hans Engel could cook ’em, but It •:IS— OtlO—Springtlma String Orahat. NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj results. . arrangements In charge feels that was a surprise to see our versatile umbla university, was the only qpe M. other—at the age of 11. Mrs. Mark Hills, who substituted costa aa low as possible and trained sole bwnor and operator of The dren under 12 years of age. Outsid| ly criticizes such large centers as Installation of adequate treatment, j it has arranged for a full day's out­ Overnight A. P. of tbe five New Yorkers to ei^bAa •:00—10:00—Clam McCarthy on Sparta wiba katp webo wday kyfr crot cfcf for players who were unable to be Today the oil oi(roer la the recog­ workmen to do the actual work. You Outstanding as an Instance of pol-1 Massed at the Franco-Spanish border railroad station of Hendaye adjutant toss ’em up—dogs, ham- •:10—10:tS—Clint NobIt A Orahattra SOUTH — wr.va wptf wwno wla wjax Jimmy Savo, pantomine comedian Manchester Taxi. He has cars for | ot the above mentioned limits thL New Haven and Bridgeport os ing. completely with Munley, alth^HPP 0:30—10:90—Nawti R u m Morgan Ora. wfla-wsun wlod warn wmc wab wapl of musical revues, also Is desert­ present. Mra. EMmund H. Horton nized standard In b’eStlng equipment will be assured satisfaction at a weddings, funerals and local and I liillon of a small stream has been I are tourists and nationals who hurriedly fled from Spain to escape burgs and w'hat have you. Those wjax wamb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpro fare la 50 cents for one or four pamn striking examples of large scale the menace of civil war In which the Fascist army revolt against News all frowned on frequent spHnffl^> 10:00—11:00—Sddy Duehin'a Orehtitra ing the tuneful shows for a straight won first prize, Mrs. Mary E. Cum for efficiency and cleanliness. John­ reasonable figure, a combination long distance trips.. Prices are rea-1 spngers. serious pollution sources, and gives the city of Nev. Britain hut im- j two "boys’’ must be a great help even by parents. , , 10:30—11:90—Otna Btaehar’a Orchtatra woat ktba ktha waoo wava wcao wfba mlngz second. Peach pie, ice cream son and Little make oil burner In­ that form the foundation upon the radical Popular Front government has embroiled the nation. at home. MOUNTAIN-koa klo kfir kghl lay, In which he will speak lines for Bonsbie and careful driver. are em- The Manchester Taxi gives 34 praise to the officials of communi­ provements are under way. “I’m entirely against whipping CBG^WAGC NKTWORK PACIFIC—kgo kfad kax kft kaoa kjr ie first time on the stage. He will ami other delicacies were served. stallations one of their apeolaltles. If which Johnson am' LltUs nave built ployed, all if which combine to hour service. "The Qulnnlplac River watershed Hartford—Two women and a At this same outing the boys S ties which have installed treatment man, arrested In Waterbury, were children, under any circumstances," SASIC—Caati wabe wado woko woao Cant. Eaat. have the title role In Mollere’s com­ There will be a service of Holy you have never conalderod oil burn- up a wide patronage. For any fur­ plants to help solve their sewage comprises a thickly populated area | resented before U. S. Federal Court challenged the fathers to a baseball Miss Case said. waab wnap wgr wkbw wkre whk wjr 1:90—Whitnay Chamber Muale edy classic, "The Would Be Gentle­ communion at St. Peter’s Episcopal ei* aa feasible, visit Johnson and ther Information telephone them at draining portions of PI invllle, Bris­ ROCKVILLE of August during tbe absence of the game. While some of the fathers wdre woau wiaa ifoan wfbl wapd wiav: 1:0^ 9:00—Walter BlaufuM Orchaat. church Sunday at 11 a. m., the Rev. Little, Inspect the WllUama OU-U- 6876. distress or uneasiness. Nature la problems. udge Edwin S. Thomas and order­ Dr. Samuel A. Tannenbaum, MIdwaot: wbbn wfbm ~ •kmbe - * knfox man’’, when Lawrence Langner pro­ tol. Southington. Meriden. Walling­ rector, Rev. H. B. Olmstead on his DEMOCRATS OF STATE were a little stiff—maybe they whaa kfab kmt 1:90— 9:9(^Vagabonda Mala Quartat Harold R. Keen, rector, officiating. warning you that your eyes need Public support Is needed to force vacation.' There will be but one ed held under $2,000 bonds each as psychiatrist who teaches two courses 9:49—Oafa Paga Song Program duces It at hla country playhouse In help. Blueberry Muffins ford and North Haven. Bristol Is haven’t forgot the donkej game— CAST—wbna wpe whp whao wIba wfaa 9:00— 9:00—To Ba Announced Westport, CTonn., next week. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gray, and benefit of the best eyesight service installation ot necessary additional service each Sunday at ten a. m. material witnesses in connection In Hunter college, said Munley's wore jrtoo ofrb exao wlbx wmaa waac 9:3C^ 9:30—Joan and Eaearta, Vocal Uo at once to a competent Upto- sewage treatment plants, and also doing a good job of sewage treat­ with a vice raid In Bethany earlier they managed to laat three full In­ statement that "one never should DtXfS—wgat wafa wbro wmm wdad There Is a possibility It may come Mr. and Mra. Albert Martin of Wll- EYESIGHT A ‘GIFT science and skill can supply—that’s Berry Pies Mr. Ashworth has served In a simi­ SET DATES OF P A E E Y nings before folding up. Wra wrao wtao wwl wtac arid ktrh...... 9:4^ 9:40—Oavay Rosa A Orahaatra Umantlc attended the Midget Auto metriat. Walter Oliver’s thorough, to provide the necessary funds and ment. The Southington plant pro­ this week. Nine persons In all have whip a child" waa ’’nonsense.” 9:00— 4:00—LIttIa Jackie Hallare Song on for a Broadway appearance In the Optometrlc service, as practiced by scientific, non-medical examination HOWELL GOES TO JAIL lar capacity for a number of years. And If you read this In time— ktaa waco kema wdbc wbt wdaa wbtg 9:19— 4:10—To Ba Annaunead Races at Savin Rock Thursday eve­ tbe competent OptometrisL qualified pdsonnel to operate these vides sedimentation of the sewage been apprehended In the caae. "You can’t set down such a rule wdbj wmhg wait wmbr wait 9:90— 4:8^Arllnoton Park Raoaa fall, unless Savo decides on a new TOB^PRESERYED will reveal “what’a wrong"—^If you Berry Tarts and also filtration of all sewage Outing On Sunday TbompsonvlUs—Dr. J. Francis you can still make New Britain in ktui kfko weea wdne wnox kwkh criginal play Instead. ning. Your eyesight Is me ot tha great­ plants effectvely, Mr. Scott de­ The members of the Red Men will Convention to Be Held Sept. 9 for the whole world,” he said. MIDwBST—wgl wmbd wtan wibw kfh 4:00— 6:0O-Naw8t J. Crawford* Organ Tbe Misses EUena Mosny, Doro­ need glasses he will fit your eyes during part of the year. Secondary Burns, 86, practicing physician, died time for tbe parade. “However, I don’t believe In It In 4:30— 9:90—Prtaa.Radio Navrt Parlod Not so many years ago the “Spec­ est blessings God has bestow^ up­ clares. "The protection of our bath­ IN PAYMENT DEFAULT be the guests ot Tankeroosan Hay­ and 10 at Eastern Point to wamk wkba wcea wabt kaej wnx woo 4:30- 5:39—Chicago A Cappalla Choir Was a Newsboy thy Gray, Barbara Tennant, and tacle Quack" would spread out a correctly as a part of hla profes­ Angel Wafers ing beaches, shellfish areas and pos­ treatment of all sewage In the up­ of a heart attack suffered at the tbe schools.” wow 6:00— 6:00—Tha KIng'a Jaatara Quart Savo began bis comical pantomine on you. A “gift” you cannet replace sional service. loft, No. 51 1-2 at their outing at Select Candidates. home of bis mother, Mrs. Francis MOUNTAIN—kvor Wa kob kal Jean Strong spent the day Friday collection of cheap “Speclu," on a —a "gift’’ you should never abuse. sible future water supply streams; per part of the Qulnnlplac water­ British War Veterans Mrs. Johanna M. Undlof, the first COAST—l^^koln______Wre, kol ^ kfpTkfpj kvi 6:1^ 6:1^^Horr^ Town,'* Sksteh as a newsboy on New York streetr, at Camp Woodstock. Walter Oliver, optometrist and shed Is especially desirable. Meri­ Mantclll’s Grove in Bolton on Sun­ Burns. All plans are now completed for 5’5 ^ 9:90—Dan FardI and Orahaatra barrel head, while he “barked" hts Guard It and It will always bless Kilties the avoidance of nuisance condl- One of Those Fined in Tire teacher appointed to New York fcfbk kmi ; kern kdb kgmb kgb 7:00—Spanish Ravua Orchtatra where his dancing and juggling acta wares to the passing crowd. optician, Is located at 815 Main den by-passes some raw sewage day, August 2nd. The following New Haven — Common Pleas our trip to Waterbury tomorrow city’s board of education, com­ : ^ 7:90—Qeidman*# Band Ccncart for tbs entertainment of other news­ you. Protect It and It will protect street end the telephone number Is tlons; and the ...conservation of Thefts He Elects to Work committee Is In charge of the ar­ Farmington, Aug. 1 — (AP) — Cant. Saat. 6 3 But the day of the Speotaole Fa­ you. natural resources—all demand this, during part of the year although Court Judge Walter M. Pickett rul­ and we trust that every menfoer ot mented: 7:90— 9:9^Tha WLS Barn Dance boys were seen by George M. Cohan 6030. Nougat Fruit Bart Out Sentence in Jail. rangements, William Joslin, Leroy Connecticut Democrats will hold ed that the Home Owners Loan the Mons-Ypres Post and Auxiliary ISrflO— 1:0(^AI Rath and Synoapatara 9:90— 9:10—J. Lunoaford Orahaatra kir, tbe Eye-glaaa Peddler, the Mall Don’t wait until It’a too late. Don’t the director states. “City govern­ filtration Is carried out In the sum­ their convention to choose candi­ “If parents say they want ths 19:90— 1:90—Bob and Rannla*a Songo 9:00—10:00—Nawai I. Aaronaon Orch. and Fred Stone. They Inspired him Order Mlsa-Flts, and the bargain- mer. Enlargement of the plant Is Ludwig and (jhrlstle Africano. Corporation Is not subject to for­ will nyake a special effect to be teacher to whip their children. It 19:4^ 1:40—Clyda Barrio A Baritana 0:30—10:30—Al Oonahua A Orchtatra to go on the stage with their pralss. COLUMBIA take chances. ments, naturally reluctant to un­ Union Services dates tor state offices and to adopt eign attachments such as garnish­ present at the annual drumhead me­ 1:00— 9:00—Down by Harman’t* Skit 10:00—11:00—Lou Bring A Orahaatra counter odds-und-ends, Is passing. Have your eyes examined the VARIETY OF COOKIES; dertake expenditures for new under­ needed as this by-passing should be Rockville, Aug. 1.—Earl William a state platform Wednesday ' and shows a great need of parent edu­ 1:90— 9:90—Touro In Tana* OrehMtra 10:3<^11:S0—Hanry Kfno A Orahaatra His humorously eccentric ges­ People have learned, and are The Union services of the Union ment although it can be sued. morial service which Is sponsored by cation." tures drew from that other professor Mr. and Mra. John Michaels of moment you feel your eyesight tail­ takings, even when for the public eliminated. Watllngforl settles all Howell, 33, of 56H School street, Thursday. September 9 and 10, at Waterford—The Yankee Clipper, the Lord KItchner Post of Water­ New York are spending a two learning, that It li dangerous to ing. or your eyes give you the leaat THIS WEEK*S good can be heartened to do so with sewage discharged. North Haven Ckjngregatlonal, Rockville Baptist Eastern Point Ip the town of Groton She said corporal punishment of pantomine, Charles Chaplin, tbe gamble with their eyesight. You Manchester, was "taken to the Tol­ and Methodist eburches will be held fast New Haven railroad express, bury, weeks vacation at the home of Mr. enoouragement from the public." has no public sewage system. land County jail on Friday after­ where the party has held many “does no good,’’ and Is forbidden in 1:00—Church of ths Air. pronouncement that Savo was "tbe cannot afford to take a chance. Why PJRIZE WINNERS at the Methodist church on Sunday struck and killed John Cappondqnno, This service originated last year world’s greatest pantomine artist" Mlchaela' parents In the western DAVIS The picture which Mr. Scott “Such sizable state streams as noon. Howell, who was presented previous conventions. 26, of Newark. N. J., an employe and was so successful that the Mew York city schools by the board 1:80—Russell Dorr, baritone. part of the town. should you? draws o f present conditions in Con­ the Wllllmantlc and Shetucket with five other men found guilt; of morning at ten thirty o’clock and The date and meeting place were of education. 1:45—Radio 170106 of Religion—Rev. Ben Hecht and Charles Mac.Arthur You wouldn’t attempt to fit your (1) MISS 8TAT1A OODLBSKl the people of the community are In­ of the railroad's maintenance and Waterbury Post was requested to WTIC were the first to see Savo aa a seri­ Mrs. Annis Woodworth of Ap- HOTEL 445 No. Main Street HOME necticut is not a pretty one, but one Rivers receive some pollution al­ the theft of tires st the Gordon lire chosen last night by the party’s way department, as he was walking make it an annual affair. Delega­ "My general feeling Is decldpdly Albert E. Taylor, A sst Pastor St. ponaug, R. L, la spending a few days own artificial teeth, or amputate a cited to attend. The pastor 'Will state committee, meeting here. against corporal punishment for Tmvelare Broedaesting Servtoe. Patrick’s church. ous actor ot straight drama. They corn-aching toe, nor remove your 519 MsIb St. TcL 821 which nevertheless in bis opinion though there Is fairly good dilution Works at Vernon In the Rockville along the tracks. tions will be present from all posts HartfonI, Oonn. wrote a screen drama especially for at the home of Mrs. Bessie Trytbsll. SHERIDAN (3) MISS BEBNIOB OBIZET available In much of this area. The City Court on Thursday, was fined preach on the subject, "Religion The committee voted a change In children,” said Dr. Joseph Jastrow, 3:00—Krelner String Quartet. own appenaix. Arthur B. Andenon, Manager. has its encouraging aspects. His Storrs—Prof. Allen W. Manches­ who are members of the New Eng­ MMMO W. 1040 R. O. 3834 U. 3:30—St. Louis Blues. him. Tbe July meeting of the Ladles care Man. Memorial Hospital Farmington River and Its tribu­ $15 and coata. He was held until and Life's Perplexity." There will the party's caucus rule, suspending ter, head of the economics depart­ land Council. Prior to tbe service a psychologist. Aid Society waa held at HUlcrest You want the best msdleal serv­ article in part follows: ' (SMtern Daylight Time.) 8:00—^Everybody’s Music — Paul Now Savo also will speak lines, Comfortable and Pleasant Shore Cities and Towns taries might have been discussed Friday afternoon and in default of be a special anthem by the vested the regulation which required that ment at Rhode Island state college parade will be formed at the British He said It should be "entirely Beach, Columbia Lake, Tuesday, ice you can get when you are sick. Boomo. (8) NICHOLAS LANZANO the payment of the fine and coats choir. caucuses be held not less than five eliminated" from schools, and that LeMay and (Columbia Symphony. following the path of that other It Is natural that you would. “Sewage disposal along the shore under the Connecticut River water­ and a former faculty member at War Veterans home and will march 4:00—Sunday Serenade. comedian, W. C. Fields, who once did and waa a picnic to which families 110 fUaesU Street was taken to jail. Four of those Girls at Hartford days before city conventions at (Connecticut State college, announc­ through the principle streets to tbe "the well regulated home can do and friends were Invited. Bathing You should give your eyes the RUSSELL ST.| is of especial importance because of shed. The tributary Pequabuck re­ which delegates to the state gath­ Sataiday, August 1 4:30—Songs of Russia. hla humorous juggling without the (4) MARY BOUNSKT bathing areas and shellfish grounds. ceives pollution In Terryvllle, found guilty have paid their finea The Rockville Girls tennis team ed he had been appointed north­ City Pork where the'service will be without It.” P. U. 6:00—Olympic Games Resume. alo of chatter. and fioatlnfi were enjoyed by the and costs and the fifth, Louts Lucas, Is playing In Hartford this after­ ering are cho.sen. Caucuses In towns eastern director of the agricultural held. Mrs. Brooke Peters Cfiiurcb, who irounger guests and at noon a dell- 134 Blroh Street Several years ago the State Depart­ ForestvlUe and PlalnvlHe. Wlnsted, and cities will be held Wednesday, 4:80—Ruby Newman’a Orcheatra. 5:10—Ann Leaf’s Musicals. Contrary to popular belief. Fields' PERENNIAL^^ Farmington and other smaller com­ 23, of S6H School street, Manches­ noon against the Travelers Girls department's soil conservation pro­ Following the parade and service writes the “Talks to Parents” col­ 5:00—Blue Room Echoee — Joseph 5:30—“Tea Time Tunes’’—Jesters, oloua lunch of salads, sandwiches, ment of Health made an extensive ter, Is serving a IS days jail sen­ August 26. gram. first speaking part was not In hla A sharp mower survey of the bacteriological condi­ munities cause pollution of the main tennis team. The match consists of the Waterbury Post will act as hosts umn for the Associated Press fea­ Bluma, director. Romona, Jack Shilkret’s Orchea­ stage appearemce In ’’Poppy*’. Only csks and punch was served by the GARDENS tence. ^ 4 singles and two doubles matches The convention's platform com­ New Haven —Judge Carroll C. to their visiting comrades, refresh­ ture service, said: committee in charge. There were Eyes Examined tion i t Connecticut's shore waters. river. mittee, appointed last night, has the 8:30—IWtenmeyer’s Kindergarten. tra. a season before he played In makes the work much State Policeman Arthur Koss of and started at one-thirty o’clock. Hlncks, of the Federal District ments will be served and an enter­ "Some children are definitely In- . 8:00—lYrtolitviUe Clarion. 6:00—^Ma and Pa. over 70 preaenL Samples were collected at approxl- State Institutions party’s leaders In Its membership: Court, reserved decision on the peti­ "Scandals’’ and In a number of skjts PERENNIALS the Stafford Springs barracks Is On the local team were the follow­ tainment will be presented. The Jured by such punishment; .eoms 6:16—A. B. McGlnley on Sports. 6:80-^The News (Jomea to Life. )vith Winnie Lightner be talked his Mrs. (theater P. Wlnsor and son Glasses Fitted MANCHESTER maU intervals of 1,000 feet, at four "The state of Connecticut has continuing tbe in\ estigations. Eight Governor Wilbur L. Cross, Nation­ tion of the Remington-Rand Com­ Manchester Pipe Band will be pres­ Lauriston and daughter Helen of less tedious. Bring it 85 RUSSELL STREET'^ made a creditable showing In pro­ ing players: EHeanor Heubner, Elea­ al Committeeman David E. Fitz­ seem to respond to It better than 6:30—News. 7:00—Clyde Lucas and his Califor­ head off. stages of the tide. Areas Were then tires, two tubes and several small pany, which asked that Its Injunc­ ent and will have tbe honor of being to solitary confinement or reproof. 6:45—"The Art of Uvlng"—Dr. JohnatoD, R. I., spent the day Tues­ TAXI - DIAL 6588 Second Street off grouped Into four classifications. viding treatment of sewage at the nor Neff, Mary McCusker, Gertrude Gerald of New Haven, National nia Dons. along with youi tools which were recovered by State tion suit against leaders of a strike tbe leading band in the parade. “ It Is a dangerous power if put Peale. 7:30—Crumlt and Sanderson —Hal day with Mrs. Winsor’s sister, Mrs. 34 Hour Servloet Two Oarai North of the Center. Class A was the best area and Class various state Institutions. In the Prokop, and Frances Schmelske. Commltteewoman Mrs. Josephine at Its Middletown factory be trans­ Policeman Koss during the Investi­ Weddings All those who are planning to be inot tbe hands of people who do not 7:00—Saturday's at Connies’. Kemp’s Orchestra and the 7 O's. Clayton Hunt and attended the pic­ Waiter Oliver Taxi Stand JOHN TANNER, J R , M D the moat highly polluted. past six or eight years approxi­ gation were turned over to the own­ Flynn of Bridgeport, Mrs. Fannie ferred back to the Superior Court present will assemble In front of the nic at the lake. Mra. Wlnsor and shears, sickle, etc., to Announcement Is made of the Dixon Welsh of Ck>Iumbla, former know the child well and love him 7:15—Helnle and his Grenadiers. 8:00—America Dances— Lud Olus- Optometrist and Optician Opposite Montgomery Ward —) Prop. “Certainly conditions correspond­ mately, new plants have been built ers ot the tl J works on Friday. which last week ordered It be heard Orange hall at 9:45 a. m. Bus will 7:45—Sport Parade, Thornton Flah> kln’a Orchestra. HEBRON ton returned to her home Tuesday at Cedarcrest Sanatorium, Laurel marriage o f . Miss Grace Hlrth of National commltteewoman, U. S. as hla parents do. For that rea­ ing to Class D should not exist in Children At Comp In U. S. Court because ot a diver­ leave at 10 a. m. sharp. Those ot son, It seems Inadvisable to permit ar. 8:80—Philadelphia Summer Concert night and Mias Helen will visit her 915 Main Street our shore waters. Yet in the Class Heights Sanatorium, Seaifide Sana­ Ellington avenue, to Ernest Morrell Representative Herman P. Kop- sity of citizenship. our members who live In the West Alfred Schatz, who has been em­ aunt for tbs next two weeks. Ten Rockville children are receiv­ of this city. The ceremony was per­ plemann of Hartford, U. whipping In schools.” 8:00—Guy Hedlund and Company. Program. Phone 6030 J. Re BraithwsHte D areas, the .only major improve­ torium, State Farm for Women, ing tbe benefits ot the recent Salva­ Middletown—John Dcchlco, 25, of Sid ) of the town will board the bus 8:30—Meredith Willson's Orclieatra. 10:30—Community Sing. ployed at the H. C. Porter place for Several from here are attending • p Connecticut State Hospital, Nor formed by Rev. Eric O. Pleper, pas­ S. Representative - at - Large East Hartford was killed early to­ at Cooper and Center street at quite a number of years gave bis Manchester, Conn. 52 Pearl Street ment since the survey was under­ tion Army drive for funds .in this William M. Citron of Middle- 9:00—Jambouree. 11:00—News Service. more or less sesalons at the Farm 1 Our PoUck taken has been the construction of wlch State Hospital, Fairfield State city. Five boys and five girls were tor of the Trinity Lutheran church. day and four persons Injured, two 10:15 a. m. Colors will be carried ' D:80—^Victor Young’s Orchestra. 11:10—Vincent Lopes’ Orchestra. friends here a genuine surprise and Homj week being held at Storrs ths gr Announcement Is made of the town, William Kelly and John C. seriously, when a roadster Dechlco and members will wear service caps ASKS PROBE IN STATE when be returned from a week-end the Norwalk sewage treatment Hospital, Mansfield State Training selected by a committee consisting Blackall of Hartford, State Senator 10:80—StrtngUme. 11:80—Bob (Jrosby’a Orchestra. during thla week. Mrs. Ruby Wolff BILL^S i*t avs" plant which has resulted In vast School, Connecticut State College, of Mayor Claude A. Mills, Prosecut­ marriage of Miss Alice Veronica was driving overturned on the road and medals. For information con­ 11:00—News. trip bringing a bride home with went Wednesday and took os bar )rotsetkM. Dlmlow, daughter of Mrs. Catherine Julius Stremlau of Meriden, U. S. leading Into Middletown from Say- tact Commander George Park of the him. Mrs. Schata was ths former Tire & Repair Shop Improvement in that parUcular Veterans Home and Mystic Oral ing Attorney Bernard J. Ackerman, Representative James A. Shanley OF TRUST DEPARTMENTS 11:15—CUnt Noble’s Orchestra. guests Mias Harriet Fuller and Mra. iremlums locadity. School. These plants are all operat­ Superintendent of Schools Herbert Dlmlow of Vernon avenue to Roy brook. Post or Mrs. James Hamilton, presi­ 11:30—Russ Morgan’s Orchestra. Miss Anne Phelan of Boston, Mass., Gilbert Bond, and Thursday Mr. an'i and couj of New Haven, U. S. Representative Trumbull — Constable Raymond Bring In that old bicycle for “It la not a satisfactory situation ing effectively. A new plant Is un­ O. Clough, Rev. Dr. George S. Harry Duprey of Thompaonvllle. dent of the Auxiliary, Let's all go 13:00 —Midn.—Weather. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Wolff took Mra Lillian Rice PHONE It paymM J. Joseph Smith of Waterbury, Beckwith said he arrested a man and make a good showing for the Thomas Phelan of that place. The when we consider that among the der construction at Uncas-On- Brookes and Sherwood C. Cum­ The ceremony was performed by Thomas Hews of Farmington and Tanorrow*s Program and Mra May Ck>bb, part of the par­ 8365 8 complete overhauling. terms wm v Rev. George T. SInnott at the rec­ Identifying himself as Harry W. Mons-Ypres Post. Hartford Attorney Wishes to marriage took place at Brewster. N. ty remaining for the evening pag- SAFE MILK larger shore cities and towns, only Thames Sanatorium." mings to attend the Nathan Hale Mayor Thomas J. Spcllacy of Hart­ 9:80—Concert Ensemble. First class work done at arrasged to j" camp conducted by the Salvation tory of St. Bernard’s church. Masten, 65, of South Bend. Ind.. Comrade Archie Hadden, who has Find Out If Banks Are Vio­ Y., Monday, and the ceremony was eaat. Others drove over Wednesday THE IDEAL SUMMER FOOD portloa to Norwalk and Qreenwicb are In a ford. carrying a loaded revolver and shot­ 10:00—Sabbath Reveries. RADIO moderate prices. Army at Coventry. Goes To Camp been confined at the Manchester lating Ruling of High Court. performed ^ Justice of the Peace evening to hear tbe Carillon and or­ Uioome. good position. Stamford and Strat­ gun and a tear gas pistol in bis 10:30—“Music of tbe Masters" William H. Boker of that town. Mr. Milk supplies the Vital Food Elements The boys were taken to the camp Ciaptaln J. Ralph Morin of Wind­ Memorial hospital for the past five 11:00—^News. (Eastern Standard Time.) gan recital by Stanley Usher of HOLDEN" ford are not in the worst category automobile. weeks, has been moved to the Hart­ Schatz is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hartford. that are necessary for perfect health. n S K TIRES U. S. hut need improvements. West Ha­ PRESIDENT GIVES last Monday and will return home sor avenue left today for camp at ACKERMAN HEADS Hartford, Aug. 1.— (AP) —WU- 11:16—Walter Preston, baritone. 851 NEL90M on Sunday. The girls will spend a ford hospital for special treatment. Ham J. Galvin, Hartford attorney Robert Schatz of Manchester. The Mra. Jennie Hunt, Mrs. Clayton Mala St. ven and Milford are making pro­ Niantlc. For the first time in sev­ Members are requested to visit. 11:30— Major Bowes’ Capitol New York, Aug. 1.— (AP) — A newly married couple will make 185 SPRUCE STREET , a m INO. week at the camp during tlie pres­ eral years there will be no Rock­ said he has ^asked that the Stato Family Hunt and son, David Hunt, and Phone—8857 gress. Bridgeport and New Haven N. E. QUICK LOOK radio comeback is In prospect for their home at tbe picturesque old guest Miss Helen Wlnsor, of John­ ent month. Few of the children have ville men In hla company, the 118th F O R H AND EIGHT TO MAKE NEW CHARGE Bank Department “immediately In­ 13:30 p. m.—H ol^ood Reporter^ Ed Thorgenson, known In the days are major pollution offenders with ever attended such a camp, as their Mons-Yprea Anxlllary vestigate all of our trust deparU 1:00—Olympic Games from Ggr- grist mlU house on the banka of tbe ston, R. I., and Mrs. Clara Burges- A. R. WILKIE several other small communlUea Medical Regiment Veterinary Com­ B.W.V. when he announced a thrice a week Salmon River, where Mr. Schatz parents have not tbe means to send pany. He will be at camp for two ments with a view to specially de­ many. aer motored to Crystal Lake Thurs­ 16 Walker Street needing betterments. It la pleasing (Continued Prom Page One) (Contlnned From Page One) The bus taking members to the dance series In NBC as "Thundering has kept bachelor’s quarters since day and spent the day at the cot­ them to any sort of a camp. In ad­ weeks. AGAINST LEWIS GROUP termining whether or not these 1:15—Harold-Ha Nagel’s Orchestra. Thorgerson” because of his style of hts employment here. PLUMBING. TINNING & HEATING CONTRACTO^^ to record that a commission re­ dition to these ten, another boy has Waterbury celebration Sunday will hanks and trust departments In any 1:30—“While The Q ty Sleeps” . tage of Mr. and Mra George Flske cently organized In the Bridgeport by Lord Twccdsmulr, governor- Britain and Dr. S. Howard Cohan of stop at Ckioper and Center streets at delivery. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Miner of RockviUe. RANGE rtolSSJaVlT' SHEET-MBTAL general; Prime Minister Mackenzie been sent to the Hartford County specific Instance have breeched or 1:45—Talk ^ Senator Koppleman. have returned from a trip to Cam­ area is studying the pollution Y. M. C. A. camp for a period of aix Bridgeport, denartment commander (Continued From Page One) 10:15 for the convenience of those 3:00—Belle (M t de Muslque. He has signed for a fall series of Mias Louise Beatty who has been OIL BURNERS UDgNijinL WORK King, and other high government going from tbe West Side. The violated any trust within their con­ Saturday night broadcasts on CBS, bridge, Mass., where they visited abatement problem and It is hoped weeks. Deaths Last Night of the Jewish War 'Veterans. trol with reference to the statutes 3:30—“Peter Absolute". spending a few days at Overlook, that the long looked for Improve­ and provincial officials. Officers elected by the Eight and leaders who believe certain workers women will wear all white and navy 8:00—Chautauqua Symphony Con­ concentrating on football In cooper­ Mrs. Miner’s mother, Mra. Alice returned to her home In New York 109 Center Envies F. D. R.'s French To date six children have had and rulings of our Supreme CourL" Thompson. Tel 5878 ment In this area will chortiy go their ton-slls removed through the Forty were; should be organized into various blue caps and B.W.V. bands. cert. ation with an orchestra. Wednesday. Johnson S t Little In a talk with newspapermen at John W. Kincaid, 68, said by Our annual outing will be held at The request was made in a letter On the Saturday night list: A group of young people who took forward. The shore communities same fund, and a glass eye bought Grand (Chapeau, Mrs. Ann Bas­ craft unions, according to their to the bank commissioner. 4:00—“Widow’s Sona’^ STATE THEATER the Citadel, summer rc.sldcnce of friciids to have invented the first sett of New Haven. trades. Lewis believes workers la a Marlborough Lake on tbe 22nd of 4:80—Words and Music. WEAF-NBC—6:45, Thorton Fish­ part In a mystery play given here should' become alive to the bltuatlon the governor-general, where the for another youngster who had the August Instead of August 9 as Galvin filed a brief In the case of several years ago, under the leader­ SUNDAY and MONDAY and conserve their bathing and misfortune to lose the sight of one automatic locomotive stoker. First Demi Chapeau and Second mass production Industry should ail 6:00—Sunday Drivers. er, sports; 7:80, Meredith WlUson President discussed subjects of In­ Pittsburgh—Robert S. Frazer. 86. be In one union, regardless of crafts. previously announced. the Chapter House Circle of King’s Orchestra; 8, Jamboree; 8:30, Smith ship of Mrs. John Mitchell of Col­ Shellfish areas. of his eyes. Demi Chapeau, Mrs. Betty H. Dona­ Daughters against tbe Hartford 0:30—A Cappella Choir. umbia, were entertained Wednes­ terest to both countries with hla former Chief Justice of the Penn­ hue of New London. Other developments: Mrs. Mary Currie Is spending her 6:00—Catholic Hour. Bailey Chateau; 9:30, Springtime GILEAD I.arge Interstate Rivers hosts, the prime minister said he QraduuUng Today sylvania Supreme Court. vacation on an automobile trip to National Bank and Trust Company day afternoon and evening at Mra. "Outstanding among the large In­ Frederick A. Pfau, son of Albert 'Aumonlcr, Mrs. Carrie E. Rey­ William Green, A. F. of L. presi­ 6:30—A. B. McGlnley on Sports. Orchestra: 10:85, Fletcher Hender­ Public Enemy's Wife wished he had the command of the St. Paul, Minn.—Robert H. dent, said in a speech at the Na­ Detroit where she will visit her * which the Supreme Court held 6:45—Trans-Radio News. son Music. Mitchell’s cottage at Saybrook. A Children who have attended the terstate rivers where sewage treat­ O. Pfau of 26 Ward street, Albert nolds of North Haven. that banks and trust companies vio­ picnic supper was served by the vacation school will be In charge PAT O’BRIEN and MARGARET LINDSAY French language exhibited by Mr. Strong, 72, veteran newspaperman. L'Archlvlste, Mrs. Anna Merriam tional Press Club, that the Lewis daughter, Mrs. Jeanette McIntosh 7:00—Program from New York. WABC-CBS—6. H. V. Kalten- BEAUTY ment plants are under way Is the Roosevelt. Gottler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert and family. Mr. and Mra. McIntosh late the law when they Invest trust hostess and a delightful reunion en­ of tha worship service at the Gilead Cottier of Tolland Road, both ot this of South Norwalk. faction was to blame for the federa­ 7:15—Olympic Gajnea Resumes. born on Spain; 7, Saturday Swing; joyed. A few of those who had Connecticut River. Improvements Except for a brief visit to the OI.D .M.\TE8 TO MEET tion's hands-off policy in the current formerly lived In Manchester. funds In their control In mortgages 7:30—Slgoird Nilssen, bass. 7:80, Experimental Drama; 8, Bru­ (Congregational church Sunday are In progress In Hartford. Middle- city, and John H. Monaghan, son of Le Oncelge, Mrs. Freda S. Carl­ held In their own corporate name roles In the play were not able to morning at 11:80 o’clock (d. s. t.) On the Same Bill: Passamaquoddy power project In Mr. and Mra John H. Monaghan of son of South Norwalk. steel campaign. He said he would 7:45r-Sunset Dreams. na (Jastagan, Song; 9, Hit Parade; town and New Britain. Enfield 1s Maine thursday, the President was Mary B. Chenev Auxiliary instead of In their capacity as finan­ attend. Those present were Allan There v^l also be an exhibit ot the ADVICE Talcottvllle are graduating today Danbury, Aug. 1.— (A P)—In 1002 Superlntendente, Mrs. Alice W. willingly resign If that would heal 8:00—Major Bowes’ Amateur Hour. II, Jan Garber Orchestra. L. Carr, John and Eleanor Moany, JOE E. BROWN in “ EARTHWORM TRACTTORS” constructing a sedimentation plant touching American solol today for Jack Dunleavy of Danbury made ElHngwood of Windsor. the A. F. of L. breach, but would not U. 8. W. V. cial agents. For many years banks 9:00—Manhattan Merry-Go-Round. WJZ-NBC—6:15, Home Town; 7, handiwork done In the classes. In­ Let U8 explain how to keen ^ and Portland has plans under con­ from the Bay Path Institute in Dorothy Gray and John Horton. Mr. the first time since July 14 when he his National League pitching debut National Representative. Miss S. “bend" to a minority. The annual outing of Ward Che­ have followed this practice. 0:80—Album of Familiar Music. Spanish Revue; 7:30, Goldman cluding work In wood and clay, also your wave while swimming, and W sideration. East Hartford represents Springfield. Exercises are being held ney Camp and Auxiliary, U. S. W. Attorney-General EMward J. Daly, Carr fujrnlsbed transportation. The models of small band looms for rug left Rockland, Me., on his sailing va­ at the Springfield Municipal Audi­ with the St. Louis Cardinals and lola Rose of New Britain. To Get Protection 10:00—National Music Camp Pro­ Band; 8:30; Barn Dance; 9:80, play oa given was a great success. the sole remaining large communi­ cation. V. will be held at Carlson’s cottage, representing the bonk commission­ gram. weaving, ' clothing. Jewelry and all during the vacation, whethM? ^ torium. dropped a heartbreaking 2-1 game Murray said that state police Pennsylvania Folk Festival; 17, Lou The proceeds went towards paying you have a permanent or just a : « ty along the river where a large His first stop today was at Mr. Pfau will graduate from the to the Chicago Cubs. His catcher REVENGE would protect a workers’ rally In Bolton Lake, Sunday, August 2. It er, also appeared In the caae as a 11:01—King's Jesters’ Orchestra. Bring's Music. other things. The minister. Rev. for tbe re-shlngllng of St. Peter’s Berl Lewis, will speak on Gbadl and volume la discharged without any Waterbury, Vt., where he left the Accounting Finance Department. was Art Nichols. Dunleavy and New York.—There’s nothing like New Caatle, Pa., Sunday. The City will be an all-day affair. All mem­ friend nf the court filing a brief 11:30—News. Sunday Is to bring; Rectory. finger wave. active corrective measures under train at 8 a. m., eastern standard He has been on the editorial staff of Nichola have not met since that sea­ a good old bite of an automobile Council refused to Issue a permit for bers wishing transportation please which defended the present method ,11:45—Ben Pollock’s Orchestra. Olympic*—10,000 meter nm, The Rev. Harold. R. Keen took on mlaalonary work in India. - Thla way, although Windsor, Windsor time, to Inspect flood control pro­ tbe Signboard, the student publica­ son. perhaps—to a horse. the meeting. telephone 6595, Inez Batson or 8201, of trust Investments. 13:00 Mldn.—^Weather Report. ■WEAF-NBC, 11:45 a. m., WABC- several boys on a five mile hike service will take the place of Sunday ' 1 13:03 a. m.—Silent. LILY BEAUTY SHOP Docks, and two or three other small jects before driving to Montpelier tion at the Institute, he has been Tomorrow they will be retmltml Rev. A. H. Nesbitt, police chaplain, Six men who picketed for the steel Lottie Behrend before Sunday at 10 CBS, 11:30, Summaries, WEIAF- across country Wednesday. sebooL 953 Main Street communities discharge some pollu­ for hit) Initial conferrence an hour vice-president of the Accountonta' after 34 years when a team of Dan­ sat In his car talking with a mount­ union In the recent strike at the a. m. NBC, 6:15 p. m., WJZ-NBC, 5, Word has been received of the Rev. and Mrs. Berl Lewis ore tion to the river In Connecticut. On and a half later. club, one of the extra-curricular bury Old Time ball players meet ed policeman. Wheeling Steel CJorporatlon’s Ports­ Deep sympathy is extended to EXPECT ANOTHER DEUY WABC-CBS 4. marriage, Saturday, July 11, of planning to start Monday for Cleve­ BOW TO CARE FOR YOUR HAIR . . . hJ^/cton ^ e a u iti Sxi/cfu the immediate tributaries, such as From Montpelier his route lay clubs to which senior members of the "Stars of "Yesteryear" In a char­ They heard a strange crunchln(. mouth, O., plant, pleaded Innocence the family of Comrade Edward P. WEAF-NBC—2 p. m., Chautau­ Miss Genevieve Mary Fisher of land, Ohio, to spend their vacation. Just a few minutes each week will Improve through Barre, Bethel and White the Hockanum River, Manchester the department are eligible, and be ity contest here. Dunleavy and sound. The patrolman's steed was of the fatal shooting of a company Balf. Hla passing la deeply felt by qua Symphony; 4:30, Demonstration Salem, a former teacher In the Mrs. E. E. Foote and Mrs. Deems tbs quaUty of your hair, and make It more Hotel Bheridaa Buildlag Mail cheater, Conn. Phone 500S settles most of Its sewage and the River Junction to Hanover. After has had bis name on the honor roll Nichols are slated to form the bat­ joyfully chewing on the car’s bag­ guard. The six were Indicted on all members. IN THE SIMPSON CASE WDRC Air Traffic Control; 6:30, Fireside Hebron public school*, -to Anthony Buell accompanied by Mra. Howard Batteilngly lovely. Rockville sewage Is settled. A great a brief visit to Dartmouth and a on numerous occasions during the tery of the Danbury nine. gage trunk. murder charges. The annual department camp and Recital; 7, Major Bowers; 8, Merry Schaeber of Jersey City. The bride Tryon of Buckingham called at the Our experts win do everything for you, from meeting with William C. Bullitt, Representatives of employee rep­ 335 Hartford, Conn. 1330 home of Mrs. Hattie Johnson In maauglng to hair dressing, and you'll find It deal of pollution reaches the Con­ past year. auxiliary picnic will be held In Han­ New London Prosecutor Go Round; 9, National Music Camp wore a white lace gown with train necticut River In the northerly ambassador to Russia, a conference Mr. Guttler completed the Busi­ resentation plans at the American over Park,. Meriden, August 16. (Eastern Daylight Time.) Concert; 10:35, Ben Pollack Or­ and veil. Her sister. Miss Sophie Wapplng Thursday afternoon. Inexpemfive keep beautiful the Lily Beauty was scheduled on the train with Shop Way. to ness Administration Secretarial Steel and Wire company's Rankin, ports That He Has Not chestra. Fisher, was maid of honor, and Miss Mias Nettle Myers and Miss Min­ states, notably Massachusetts. It Is Gov. H. Styles Bridges. Bring your lunch and have a good hoped that progress may be made course with the mid-year class in Kept on the Jump to Outrun Rival Pa., plant and the National Tulie time. It Is the wish of chief of staff, Received Coroner’s Evidc Saturday, August I WABC-CBS— 2, ENerybody’s Mu­ Ann Schaeber, a sister of the bride-, nie Myers of Windham and Mrs. Call 7484 Smoke A NEWSTONE CIGAR by means of Interstate compacts to February and has a position with Works at Elwood Caty, Pa., ex­ Mary Stewart, that all past auxi­ P. M. sic; 8:30, Russian Male CThorus; 5, groom, was bridesmaid. Thomas Louise Elsaffer of Norwich were reduce the river pollution outside of the Gilbert and Barker Manufactur­ pressed dissatisfaction with the steel New London, Aug. 1 — (AP) — 1,15—Poetic Strings. Ma and Pa; 6:30, Crumlt and San­ Lamport acted aa beat man, and callers at the home ot Mrs. Clifford Industry’s recent wage adjustment liary presidents be in attendance, so James Foy was usher. Both are the state limits. In Connecticut and SAYS REICH, JAPAN ing Company in West Springfield. that a Past Auxiliary President's Robert Simpson, charged with first 1:30—Buffalo Presents derson; 7, American Dances; 7:30, Perry Thursday afternoon. Today! Mr. Monaghan will graduate from plan. Both said they wanted flat degree murder In connection with 3:00—Al Roth and his Syncopators. Robin Hood Dell Concert; 9:30, from Jersey City. Following a wed­ Mr. and Mrs. J. Banks Jones, the states to the north, commis­ wage increases for regular work. association may be organized. U ding trip on tbe Jersey coast Mr. Only the finest Connecticut leaf used in the making of sions have been appointed to con­ the Business Administration Secre­ possible, all past amilliary presi­ the dance hall death of 17-year-old 3:30—Madison Ensemble. Community Sing; 11:00, San Diego Mrs. Lovlna Hutchinson and Mias PARTNERS FOR WAR tarial course. He has been presi­ The steel companies have proposed Ellen Sullivan, made ready today 3:45—Clyde Barrie, baritone. Symphony. and Mrs. Schaeber wlU nuke their Arlene Blair were vlaltors In WUU- W E IN V ITE NEWSTONES! s'der pollution abatement measures Increases for overtime work. dents of Mary B. (Jbeney auxiliary, home in Jersey City. 150 Tickets Free on an interstate scale. dent of the (Connecticut Club during to leave his jal! cell temporarily for 8:00—Baseball Game; Boston Bees WJZ-NBC—1, Magic Key Sym­ mantlo Thursday. BOW TO WIN Patronize Local Industry! Union Made! hla entire course at the Institute. He should be on band at this outing. Mrs. Alphonse Wright is under “The Housatonic River valley to a second appearance In Police Court vs. Chicago Cuba phony; 3:30, Sen. Fishface; 6, Tim Mrs. A. H. Post and Mrs. Charles Y O U TO 1—The name STATE Is con­ (Oontlnned From Page One) was also a member of the Presi­ SCBOLTZ TO VISIT STATE where another continuance of bis treatment at the Windham Com­ Fish were ‘visitors In Manchester the west drains for the most part a 5:00—Broadcast from Coney Is­ and Irene; 6:30, Husbanda and munity Memorial hospital, WUU- cealed In one of the adver­ NEWSTONE CIGAR CO. — 10 Apel Place dent’s Club and has participated In case was expected. land. Wlvea; 7:30, Goldman Band; 8:15, Friday. relatively sparsely populated area venturous policy along with other Intra-mural League athletic activi­ Bridgeport, Aug. 1 — (AP) — Prosecutor Max Boyer said last mantlc. tisements on this page. Find in this state. Canaan and Norfolk TO OPEN aiUlTE FOND 5:80—Charlie Barnet’s Orchestra. Whiteman Varieties; 9:30, Dreams The Hope Valley road Is receiving Bernard Jurale, president of the it and write tbe name of the small states. It may become one of ties. Archibald McNeil. Democratic Na­ night he had not yet recelv-"* from 5:45—News Service. of Long Ago. (Connecticut Game Breeder* Asso­ have treatment plants. On the Still To Preach In Tolland tional committeeman, announced to­ the coroner, who was out oi town a top dressing. Ehccept for work on Win Tickets advertiser on a piece ol the first victims of a new World Hartford, Aug. 1— (AP) — The 8:46—^Al Roth’s Orchestra. ciation of South Meriden was a call­ paper. River, progress Is being made In War. Rev. Dr. George S. Brookes, pas­ day that Gov. David Sholtz of Flor­ yesterday, a report of the inquest Monday expectations: the shoulders of the road the project T O T H E State Department of Forestry 7:00—Patti Chapin. Olympics—100-meter run. WJZ- is about completed oa far aa the er at the GUead Game Farm Thurs­ 3— Also on the same sheet, TRY THU SPECIAL Danbury. New Milford has had Im­ Karl Radek, who often reflects tor of the Union (Congregational ida, the newly elected Grand Exalt­ issued invitations today for the he conducted into tbe death of the 7:15—Song Stylista. day. SERVICE THU WEEK! " provements under consideration but church, will preach at the Tolland ed Ruler of the B.P.O. Elks, wlU young woman which occurred In a NBC 9:80 and 11:15 a. m-; Summais present appropriation will carry IL write a short statement giv­ government opinion, said In Izvestla opening Aug. 5 of tbe Sebreeder 7:80—Dinner Ckmoert Another top dressing will be given ing the name of the picture Why stay In and itava ove* ^ not os yet taken action beyond Federated church on Sunday morn­ visit Connecticut Aug. 37. pond and the recreational are made hospital July 20, 48 hours after she les, WABC-CBS, 8:30 p. m , WEAF- that the only question was when 7:45—To be announced. NBC, 5, WJZ-NBC 5:35. later on. The rood has been open SLAYER ELECTROC UTED now showing at tbe State or a wash-tab when yon eaa be .->i the carrying out of a preliminary ing at 10:30. The pastor of the Tol­ McNeil said Gav. Sholtz will be by the CCC boya of Camp Roose­ plunged from the window of a dark­ 8:00—Saturday Swing Session. oat enjoying these brIgM war would break ouL WEAF-NBC—1 p. m.. Character to the public at It* own risk all announced for later appear­ •nglneerlng sluvey. in the lower land church Is enjoying bis annual guest at a dinner on that date. velt ened dance hall where Simpson waa 8:80—Columbia Workabop. HuntaviUs, Texas, Aug. 1.— (AP) •nmmer day*T Yon oan “Berlin la working notoriously employed as a band leader. Forum; 4, Angelo Vitale’s Band; along. The road will have to be car­ ance here that you think you reaches of the river, the three cities for allied relations with Poland. vacation. There will be special mu­ Gov. Wilbur L. Cross will be one 9:00—Bruna Castagna, contralto. ried on a mile and a half or more —Glenn Warren waa put to death make venr waab day a holl> - ot Ansonia, Derby and Shelton con­ sic under the direction of the organ­ ANTO VICTIM DIBS of the gue.cts of honor. Others In­ Boyer said It was doubtful If the 5:15, World Labor Athletic Carni- would like to see, and state Austria, Hungary and Bulgaria, 9:80—Salon Moderoe. further In order to connect with tbe in the electric chair early today for briefly why you want to see day U you send year things ^ tribute a large volume of pollution. ist, Mrs. Alice West. East Granby, Aug. 1 — (AP) — clude; Robert Fechner, director ot Inquest report would be received la 10:00—Your Hit Parade. vaL WABC-CBS, 1:30, Manhattan the murder of (Charles E. (Csnaler, lo the lanndryi And at tu i_,: trying to obtain the same rap­ George de Gray, 87, year old farmer time for a disposal of Simpson’s Matinee; 2:30, Hotfsier Hop; 4, Oil- Improved Jones Street road, and IL This river at this point receives the prochement with Italy, to facUltate Wedding Monday tbe U. S. Emergency conservation 11:00—News Service. this is one of the projects to be Sr., aged ZavsUa casket maker, in special priee It actually eost***:' The marriage ot Mlsa Eleanor M. of Eaat Granby, was Injured fatal­ work; Col. R. w . Collins, com- case today other than through b cago Variety. WJZ-NBC, 12:30, 8—The Manchester Herald will flow of the Ndugatuck Rlvjr which common action. Germany's aim to 11:15—Bob Croabir'a Orchestra. taken care of as time goes on. February, 1934. Warren was plac­ mall a total of five ticket* yon LESS to have the Isan- ^ drains a thickly populated valley Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ly In an automobile accident here CCC and Supt Arthur L. Cla.-* ol continuance. 11:30—Hal Kemp’s Orchestra Farm and Home Hour; 4, Let's Talk ed In the chair at 13:01 a. m. and VALUES dry do your waahlag. Thl* ^ obtain an alliance with Japan Is be­ last night. It Over; 5:05, U. S. Army Band. The early apple crop here Is re­ each week to tbe persona that includes Torrln^n, Tbonum- yond doubt. Walter J. Davis of Ellington avenue, mander ot tbe Fifth District ot the Tomorrow*a Program ported as poor, but fruit farmer* ronounced dead eight minutes ipeclal priee Inchidae sU rta ' ^ to Leonard C. Neumann, oon of Mr. He was found dead upon arrival the Stato Board ot Fisheries and SURPRISE Soma M on^y short waves; Iter. •ending in the best atste- GALORE fam, Waterbury, Naugatuck, Beacon "The main purpose of German at St. Francis’ hospital In Hartford a m. say their later crops are more S 1st F ^ z e . . .2 Tickets ments. [ tool 3 for 360, with regalat # Falls and Seymour. At tte head­ and Mrs. Frank Cieohowskl of this Game. 9:45—News Servlca RNE Moscow, 4 p. m.. Travel promising. Many trees about here AT THE I .veekly wash. S la t* diplomacy Is to Isolate France from city will take place at tbe rectory of about an hour later. I Chicagb.—Indicted for robb Program; DJD Berlin, 5:80, Famoiu 4— ^Tbe statement* must be at waters ot the river, Torrlngton u Mrs. De Gray, 54, waa admitted 10:00—Church of tbe Air. which usually bong full of apples Hosts on some Hungarian es­ ’The Herald office by Wednes­ the Soviet Union and obtain Britlab SL Bernard's church on Monday, under tbe Habitual (Criminal A m -10:30—Five Minutes with Radio Musicians; 8:15, Heroic Bongs and tates are offended If gueata do not 2nd Prize. 1 Ticket NEW MODEL ‘cleaning up.' No active ' steps are neutrality, simultaneously exercis­ to the hospital with injuries suffer­ John Valerno, 38, offered through ht- are almost entirely destitute of ., day night soeb week. Tick­ FOR FREE yet under way In the other com- August 3. Suppoae you were counting horset to act to ilecp—how many Stars—Walter Woolf King. 9:15 Olympic summary; GSP, GSF, fruit get fa t A visitor's weight is en­ ing revisionist powers," Lsyreoder Here ed in the aeddeot aa waa Charles About 100,000 mUea of wires ore attorneys to plead guilty and accepi GSC London, 8, “London Pie"; 2RO ets will be mailed Thursday LAUNDRY munitias except that intercepting would vou add to vour total as this scene flashed before youi weary P. MeKennle, also of Blast Granby. leased from telephone companies 10:35—PoeUc Stringa Maurice J. Keefe’s heavy truck tered in a guest book ly tbe head 3rd Prize 1 Ticket and the names of the win­ Radek, Insisted that Italy was A Layreader, N. R. Ashworth of mind? You’d probably have to get wide awake, to detect the horse a one year to Ufa term. 11:00—Day Dreama. Rome, 6, America's Hour; YV2RC nearly came to p ie t Thursday when of tbe family and If the guest does ... DELIVERY sewers in some eases have recently Tbe accident It believed to have by radio broadcasting companies watching closely the situaUon In the Cathedral In Hartford, will con­ nearly concealed the rivet who lumped simultaneously in a hur­ The state refused and brought tUir 11:50—Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir Caracas, 8:45, Amateur's Hour; ners will appear In tbii 8072 been or are being constructed. by occurred when the automobile in for transmission of programs from the driver, Arthur Strickland, waa not show a gain of at leaat 5 pounds space tbe following Satur­ Spain for a chance to obtain Gibral­ duct the aervicea at S t John’s dle race at Melbourne. Australia Beitet stick to-counuhg aheep t) trial, demanding life imprison­ and Organ. CURO, GIRX Winnipeg, 10:30, Lul­ turning it around near the Colonial 4th Prize.. .1 Ticket CALL 8072 Watottown, on a tributary of the which the De Grays were passen- station to station, in the United ment. between arrival and departure, the day. tar. Episcopal church (or the remainder. It’s lets excijiiqb to more eedatlva. 1340 p. BLr-News Review. laby Lagoon. Tea Room. A New Jersey car came host blames bis wife. .gers colUdsd with anothei machine. Tbe fury ocoultted him. ’

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Quarter Finals m the New Exhaling Is Harder Than Inhaling One of my esrltest reeoUeotlons of my life when Joe Bumphrtee HaennI o f Bwttserland, and Ttau, CLOSEST RIVALS happened in London, Ehigland, when held up my hand and ebouted Our Coaches Predict Their Osendarp of Holland are consider-j England Amateur Cham­ EOrrOB’S NOTE: This Is tbe the Kaplan family was enroute to "K id" Kaplan, the new feather­ ed his foremost opponents out sixth o t 10 swimming lessons A m erica.. .1 needed a pair o f shoes weight champion of the wirkl Charges Will Carry Off of bis own teammates. by the rootlier o f the fsznona and drew my mother’s attention to ...m y Dud sitting at the ring­ Bardie Eventa ^ •quatio Boerger girls. a pair of beautiful yellow boots in a pionship. That Is Reason They Are side with tears of Joy in his ayes Americana are eelected to store, window which ahe purchased watching his son fniflU a life’s By MRS.-FRANCES BOEROEB for m e.. .What pride I took in those ambitloa. Majority of First Places both hurdlee eventa in recotv pointed, yellow thoea with high heels breaking style, led by tea* souther Portland, Me., Aug. 1.—Glenn Hardin, bote o f whom ap championship. Instituted at Provt- By this time the apt pupil should McMahon and f sst off for Califor­ be able to discard watsr wings. American League Race. nia where I fought Jobn^ Farr, psrently are in fine form. Opn deoee, R. I,, only 11 years ago, ap­ The little greenhorn from Years. tlon for Hardin in tee low bu peared today In danger of a dent to Tbe pupU shoves off again to de­ Bud Ridley and Ernie Oooseman,,. Russia with tea gtrFa teoea In Tla Juana, wo mat our old friend la eearoe. Its thln-sklimed tradition. termine his or her natural breathing side. Some take in air as tbe left By’ASSOOIATED PRESS made a grand target for tee Jack Dempaey who was acting as The challengere for towns oveijl Harold (HoUy) Mandly of Hart­ taunts and Jibes of the tough arm goes through Us cycle and ths eocM TiM e One big reason those pennant- mastar of ceremonies at ths Tla Berlin. Aug. 1__ (A P )— The the high itlcks are confined to ^ k f ford, Conn., its tenth titllst, threat­ kids In Meriden and I learned to Juana race track. ened to retain bis crown, a feat right begins, and exhale as the P/MiSHBi bound Yankees are making a runa­ United Statee men’s track and field Udmen of Sweden, who did 14.4 rtr^ A fight.. .Yee.. .learned to fight, cently, and Don Finlay of Gre^, none of his predecessors has been right completes and the left begins. way of the current American League to protect myself and my teoea team, all things considered, has a Others breathe Just tho opposite. pxce SHOULD-am race lies in their simple method of . For some time 1 had been- gbod ehanct to collect a dosen gold Britain. The pole vault, dltcue and*1 able to turn. ...A grand training for a future making the weight ot 126 This lesson should be devoted to UPUM^TbeAli^ knocking off their closest rivals, medals in the eight-day Olympic 1.600- meter records are othere ex-1 That 31-year old sha p-sbootsr >400 tt> t a h b world's champion. pounde by reducing from an out correct breathing in.action, Jiut when tbe second-place club be­ eompeUUon starting Sunday and pected to be toppled if competttiv*y fired a possible 88 yesterday to AHOTHOt gmATf/. gins to get tough. of oondlnon weight of 140 to eonditioni are favorable, breathing in action. I nsver fought an amateur bout 180 pounds., .It was becoming thereby carry off a majority of tho qualify for the quarte.-finals Tbe gold-plated Red Sox became It Is not necessary to take tbe in my life, stepping directly into the Impoeslble to make the weight oeveted first places for tho first Tbe Jgpaneae pair o f Buyeo Oy against H. K. B. Davis of Spring- troublesome about a month ago. So time In 34 years. field, Mass., by 8 and 3, and then entire mouth out of tbe water. In­ profeaalonal ring when 1 waa about any longer without eerlously and Shubel Nisbida are picked Murderers' Row, meeting them just The program conslit. of 28 went one over par for 18 boles haling should be through the seventeen years old at tha old Fal­ impairing my health so I gave push the favored American vault^ ward and down, taking a natural at the time, ended tbe threat by tak­ events, in only two of which—tee against Lao Martin of Wayland, mouth; exhaling, alow and modu­ con Hall in Meriden, Conn... .Short­ op the Utle. Ing trio of WUUam N. Graberjf lated, through the nose. Ebcballng breath through the mouth as you ing four straight The Sox haven’t ly after I started fighting, I met hop, step and Jump and ths 60,000 Eku'le Meadows and William Mssa., for another 8 and 8 triumph been the same since. is more difficult than inhaling for do. "Denny" MoMahon, now the Deputy About this time Denny McMahon meter walk—tho Americans appear Ssfton, ali University of Souths that placed him In the second round At the same time, start tbe right The crippled Detroit Tigers then Boxing Commissioner oi tha State unlikely to score. against Johnny Levinson of Chica­ most pupUa. Ck>tTect brcAtblng is sold one-half of my contract to Billy California produota. arm forward, lifting it alightty stepped Into second place and began of Connecticut, who became my If the star epanr'.ed brigade gets go, a summer resident oi Kenne- tbe most difficult art to teach. Gibson, former manager u' Benny John Wikxlruff of Pittsburgh, whd above the water. Then plunge it creeping up. Gehrig and Company manager and carried me to the top. Leonard who later managed Gene the breaks and reproduces Its try­ bunk, who ie serving as Maine’s A good swimmer times breath­ stopped them cold by winding up on gets his first teat In the 800-mste in, dipping the shoulder os the arm Tunney and we set out In quest of out form, thera is a possibility of standard bearer In this tourney. ing with the stroke. tomorrow. Is rated the choice ova goes deeply underneath. A t the top three-out-of-four in their the lightweight crown. equalling tea best record over made --- I IIWW—W—WIPI— — The other pair of semi-finalists In learning to do this, walk into "crucial series." Johnny Shugrus was fighting on uncertain Brropean crop. time the right arm goes forward, Belsler In Waterbuiy and 1 was In Olympte competIUon abroad, 16 were also members of the brilliant tbe water until it has reached your Now the CTeveland Indians are ______* -ii^J£s3»?*SBs^BRBWHHBBBBiyH£SSiSlSSiMSi«i£MS£Sl£— chest. Turn your face so that you the face submerges, and the air Is to be In one of the prsUminaiy Fighting Billy WaUsce la a gold medals, acquired both at Lon­ Gordon (Bllnger) Dunn, Kennetel Connecticut contingent, that ap­ let out through the nose. challenging, traveling at as hot a bouts.. .The main bout was osm- Carpenter and Henry Dreyer an ®li!}'” ^ T'*** •’1®'’“ ** • *®‘ “ * *y«- but It ie«m» mighty serlou* buslneu to the qulntupleta. Whatever thl* proJecT i» aoln* to be It It’s only their "28-month" birthday, but the quins seem already to ' are looking over your right shoul­ pace at any Cleveland team In Ohrietmoe Basket Fund card at don In 1908 and at Stockholm in peared to be retreating in confusion In pulling the left arm back, tbe oelled when Shugrue tipped tee 1912. conceded excellent chaneee of evidenUy if so important that aU nve partners of the "Dionne Construction Co.. Ltd.." have been called In to Uke a h ^d* Whiu have chosen a profession. And, like many modern women, they Hold everything! Emilie'shuts her eyes and grasps desperately at■ yesterday when Frank Ross, Charlie der, and put your left cheek into years — a pace that had out the Cleveland... leading for eight right should always move up and beanu at 186 pounifs whlla rounds and apparently haring Pour years ago the Americans ning tee dlsoua and Damn •nd ^ e t t e t ^ Ceclle ett.cUy where to put that brick. Emllle stands back and studies the w h oleT lS a crttlcaU M apparently have invaded a masculine ddmain, that of engineering.' the tottering structure, but to no avail. Their tower falls down ani”' Clare and Bobby Grant, recent win­ tbe water. league lead o f Gehrig and (tompany be ready for the next stroke. Ehmd Releler only weighed 186,,. tee fight well in h a n d ...te w captured slevan firsts after touch terow a on the baala of their pra n r . that everythin* U accordln* to Hoyle. Yvonne U probably going over to take another look at that bto.prlnt Or may^“ ~ r iS ! Whjle Marie studies the foundation of their baby Eiffel Tower,' goes boom, while Marie gazes in awe at ths catastrophe. It’s Ji ners of this title tourney, came to Extend tbe left arm, palm turn­ from 10% games to 76 —the tribe time your left finishes a stroke, After much wrangling, Mc­ , . . B a n g ... LIghta O u t...an d Ing tee atl-Ums low of eight at tics from, over strong oppositlon.’j the thought, she thinks its too hot to work and is walking out on the Job. i 'Kvqnhe’s wondering how to get i^e brish WP there. too bad, aU that work gone for naught—but, then, ed down and fingers cupped, the ran up against the Yankees yester­ grief on the Portland (tountry club’s your face should turn upward to Mahon agreed to send me In I woke up in the dreeeing room Amsterdam In 1988. Glenn Morria o f Fort CoU tp start • SUV toiU .4to sunbaked course. The Nutme^' shoulder slightly submerged. day, and received the customary enable you t o ,take another breath. against Shugrile,, .1 lost but we . . .The oountry-Wtde hoe and The concensus among ‘ ooaobes Colo., le rapidly recovering hie fo state’s survivors were Sherry Mun­ Tbe right arm should extend punishment. oollected $260,000 Instoad of tbe cry that Kid Kaplan was wash­ polled by teo Associated Press end looks like tee class of son of Fairfield, and Spencer Brain- backward, close to the body. Homer No. 88 ton spot that was to be my pay NEXT: Endurance. ed up. . . but I evened the score showed they expect Olympic rao decathlon field. Both relairn ard of New Haven, a former sec­ Gradually pull tbe left arm back- The Yanks pounded out 16 hits. for the preliminary'—my first by beattng Billy Wallsoe In a orde to be broken In nine events, figured In tha American points tional left-handed champion,-who Including Homer Number 38 for Lou real rooney In the fight game. New York ring In 1928. Jesse Owens to prove tee outatand umn despite a etroug British ri will clash in tomortow’s lower half Gehrig, and piled up an l i to 7 win­ ing individual porfomsr wlte a lenga in tea 1,800-meter event. match. ning maMn in the first of a three- In those days, most of my fights As Walter Wlnchell would say.., triple triumph, and tbe 1,600 meters Levinson qualified for today’s ob­ game serret to boost thslr pace-set­ The Amerleima* chaneee app ting edge to 8% games. were staged at smokera and stag "An orchid to Jimmy McLaralm’,.. to produce the hottest fivs or six- jective play by defeating two of the WEST SIDE BENEDICTS lartles. I fought and anothsi un- one of the cleanest fighters 1 evtr remote agalnit the defending < Bump Hadley, the League’s Isad- man finish In teo history of tbe plon, Juan Carloa Zabala of A eight Bay starters who started out ing pitcher, chalked up hla ninth mown Meriden wungster sang... crossed mitts with, who dropped me metric mile. yesterday morning, Leslie Oouty of He Joined Rau’’ Whiteman later on for tbe count of ten at Chicago in ttna, and the Japanese runneti win of the year against one setback. lao HoUe Favored Worcester, by six and 4, and Leo and today he is one of radio’s big 1929 after I had fioored him a cou­ the claaeie Marathon despita By the defeat, the Indians’ edge Only one Of five defuiding oham Brown of Wayland, by 3 and 3. TO OPPOSE BACHELORS moments, Morton Downey. ple o f times in the early rounds. son Brown’s confidence. over the third-place Red Sox waa lons, Finland’s MatU Jarrinen la Munson accounted for Joe Lynch Harold Manning hopee to cut to three games. Boston, with It Javalln throw, generally is o f Boston, a aeml-flnaliat in the last Winoing and kiting on tba Trying- _ . . , tzylng , _ . try­ S the Flnnlah monopoly In the ab Jimmy Foxx belting bis 30th homer, favored to repeat, although Luigi ehaae. The Kanaan i* ooneedtil National amateur, 4 and 8. before Weil folks, here it is. The annual trounced the White Sox 7 to 3, be­ ladder that led to tame, fighting ing to get)t a shot at Sammy 1 WOMEN OF INDIAN HILL Bseeall o f Italy la te'e 1,600 and good chance. becoming a semi-linalist by con­ baseball game between the married hind Lefty Grove’s seven-hit pitch­ Billy Dafoe, Babe Herman, Red Mwidell, the lightweight cham­ Volmart Iso-HoUo of Finland in teo Great Britain’* twin hop** quering P. H. (Bud) Russ.:,! of Rut­ and single men of the West Side is ing. McDonald, Bobby 6Iay, Oeorgte pion but never succeeding.., Daj', Eddie Chaney, Yal Moran, U'e were matched tor a chiun- 3,000-motors steoplechsss art rated Stanlay Woodarson in t&* 1,600 i land, the latest Vermont amateur scheduled for Tuesday evening et ' WINNERS AT GOLF HERE The Tigers returned to fourth Mickey Travers and a host of iplcnslilp bout In Chicago on as haring ohaaoes to oomo through Gordon Brown In the 400-a champion, 2 up. the Fouraoree. 'This yearly tutsel place, dropping the White Sox into again. Bralnard carded a par il against other good boys. Decoration Day 1920 but rain Brown 1* te* coach** chelo* to < between the would-be great and the second division, by walloping Lauri Lehtlnen ot FlnUnd in teo Si Ekldle Lowery of Newton. Mass, Are Guests at Local Club Yes­ the Senators 8 to 2. as Tommy washed the fight out into Lake *«t te* Amarloan trio lad by . the has-beens of that section of the Michigan and tbe chance was 6,000 meters and Januss Kusoelnakl Ml’ but it was ba.ely effective enough Bridges’ limited the opposition to I was fighting Shugrue in Meriden Winiama. town is looked forward to every terday Afternoon, Trimming gone never to return.. .Win­ of Poland In tee 10,000 are consid­ to give him a 1 up decision, chief­ eight hits. one night when a huge bou(lust of Glenn Cunningham and IM year with the greatest of anticipa­ Manchester Women 19-8. ning over him later In a non- ered far below their 1983 form. The ly because the golfing gods were Browns Advancing beautiful roses was delivered to my Ban Romani trill b* la tho : tion by the fans who attend the title bout at tba velodrome la latter’B bad knee may keep him smiling on hL-i whet, ha aimed one The 8L Louis Browns, pulling dressing room...It waa the gra­ 1.600- metar eompaay In OIj games at the Oval. Many of tbe The women of Indian Hill Coun­ Hartford, Coon. from etartlng tomorrow. o f hla many wild shots at the ninth farther out of the cellar almost cious gift from my old friend and hietory, but are tnmtad players participating In the game try club were guests at the local The recorw considered moet oer- green. The ball waa travelling with dally, belted the Athletics 12-4, with fellow townsman (or should 1 say, ehaaeta to match thalr will be of the "grandstand quar­ club yesterday for golf and lunch­ 1932...A ten minute conference tain to be broken include tee ahot- bullet-Ukad speed wher it hit Sunny Jim Bottomley collecting a towntMtdy) Rosa Ponselle, whose Idok* trite Woodemeik terback” tjrpe; You know, the fel­ eon. Mrs. F. J. Bendall of Man­ between Denny McMahon, my wife put and tbe high Jump, bote tomor­ against the bank beyond the put­ pair of home runs. glorious voice flllq ths Metropolitan and BaocaU In a rao* test low that sits up there- In the stands chester won low net with 94-22—'(2 Opera House... I have often won­ and I in Which we decided to hang row. The Amerioane are expecting ting surface and II' back. If It The Chicago Cubs salvaged some­ prov* te* Uggart thrlUsr and hollers at the players in . the and the putting prize was divided dered if she feared that t might get up the gloves and close a-ring career an even break in teoee two eventa. bad not been stopped by that barrl' leagpie games, "throw 'em right” , or thing from their tbree-game series 1912. by Miss Mary McGurk and Miss killed that night. of fifteen years.. .the last year of cade it would have landed off the "get out of there I could do better with the rushing Giants by winning With Jack Torrance off form, the Marlon Fitzgerald, both having 31. which I fought with one eye. United Btatee appear* eutelaaesd la club’s property. myself" or “ if I were in there I’d do the finale, 3-1. Larry French, the ..„r , The team match was as follows; tea abotput for tee flrat time, but Lowery, one up at the time, /OS this" or "I could hit that pitcher first Chib hurler able to stop the Aitout 1921, when 1 was a Mementoes of happy days Mnnohrat^r stniggling glove pusher. Jack tee negroes, Cornelius Johnson and In the nursery, the Dionne quintuplets play together happily, but. outdoors, it seems a case of every one fir herself Each has her steady and smooth. He put his sec­ any day." Now, the wolves will gel New Yorkers in the series, turned In that adorn my living, room... MIkh K. Havpni ...... 2 a four-hit job. Uorapsey was fighting four- Dave Albritton, are favored to CENTER SPRINGS BEATS own idea of fun as these scenes reveal. Matters horticultural seem to intrigue Cecile, pictured at left as she inhaled with all her mieM ond on the edge of the green, watch­ a chance to show their wares on M rs. K. Bu sh ...... 1 the framed letter on tee wall The Cardinals remained Just one round exhibitions a t . the old finish ons-two in tee high Jump. the perfume of those flowers Cornering the quin drum market. Yvonne, center, apparently has set herself to solving the m w t^ ® o f ed Bralnard chip to 18 feet from the Tuesday. ilavenW'liUBh ...... 2 from the New York Boslag Mrs. B. O. Johnson ...... 0 same off the National League pace Ulppodrame In New York... why those tiny toys emit such a loud ruu-a-dub-tiub. Maybe the sun’s rays are too uncomfortable; anyway, Annette at right irems pin before be ran up a neat putt a The Benedicts are making no Oommlsslon proclaiming mo a Don Laave Ohaaeaa BLUEFIELD JUNIORS l l - S l Mrs. F. J. fisndall ...... 2 ^ making it three etralght over the Denny McMahon arranged to Indiana Don Laah’a ‘ ‘ *’" " * * 7 in about to exchange the outdoors for her coo] nursery; ' ' foot away from tbe can. Bralnard, bones about their lineup and have Johnson^bandall ...... u world’s oharapion, algnad by Dodgers. Dizzy Dean won his own have roe bos with Dempsey, George Brower, the late Wil­ teo 10,000-metere are preblematlcat however, squared the n.atch by gone right out and secured tbe beat Miss M. FUtffrraM ...... I) ball game by alngllng in the winning then the heavyweight champion holing his 18 footer and gain possible material for the "fight of M r«. K. Basm an ...... 1 liam Muldoon, James A. Farley against a trio of Finnish runnsn. Tb* C«ntar Spring* t«*m la KUffferuld'-Seaman ...... u runs in the tenth inning. .. .Guess It must have been for and John Phelan... tho beauti­ Most coaches think ht hae a better Ing his winning burg with i the year.” . Manager Frits Wilkin­ The Phillies and Rods split a the Alutt nnd Jeff ohamplonshlp Flayground Itagtie d*f*atad birdie four on the 16th. son urgently requejita tbe following ful Silver cup on my deok pre­ opportunity In the 6,000, despite Blueflelda, ll-fl y * «te rd », ■ doubleheader, Peaches Davis pitch­ of the universe... but great sented to mo by the cittsons et the likelihood be will meet Jack The southpaw golfer was a 3-1 ball players (?) to get on the good Indian Hill ing a six-hit, 12-2 win for the publicity... Dempsey was ami­ moat o f their rune In tee Ivst t__ ahot against BUI Meany ol Green' side ot their better half and secure Mr*. A. Howland ...... Meriden.. .and tbe champion- Lovelock, tee New Zealand star, a* B y virtue o f yeatarday'a trin. Mrs. I. Marcsllo ...... westerners In, the opener, and able in that bout and treated thlp belt, the gift of the Now well as tea new Flnnlgh eehaatton, wlob, when . they started their permission to have Tuesday evening ituwlanU'MarceMd ...... Dolph Camllli’s homer leading the me nicely but once he clipped Center iBprtng* gained aeoond < ' afternoon match but he managed “free." Ward Strange, “Ty” Hol­ Mrs. David Brown ...... York Sports Writers Associa­ Gunnar Hoeckert, In tee ahorter in the league. way to a 7-2 Phil triumph In the me smack between the eym ... tion. to take that airmlnded golfer by a land, Herb Pbclon, Clarence Gustaf? Miss 8. Shsrw'ood ...... nightcap. race. The Portadotrn* and Oentt. Brown-Sherwood ...... If the ropes hadn't caught me, 3 and 2 margin, the match ending son. Hank Mc(3ann, George Arm­ I would have sat down right In Owens, who opens a four-day pro­ Springe are echeduled to play Moa< Mlsi L. Pierson ...... Wally Berger hit two homers for day morning. on tbe 16th hole, where tbe golfer- strong. Swlck Gust^son, Emil Plitt Mrs. Sherwood ...... my buck yard up in M erld^ gram wlte first and ssconf trials in the Boston Bees, but the Pirates ^ e acore: flyer cracked up hla plau taxiing in- and Felix McEyltt. That’s all the Pierson-Sherwood ...... pecked away at a pair of pitchers W R E ^ I N G the 100-mster dash tomorrow, Is names that come to mind at present BtaeAeMs to a ditch on hie arrival here Tuea- for a 10-5 decision. Setting out in quest of ths fsaUi- favored to capture both dashes and but tbe manager asks all the mar­ 12 • Burlington, Vt.— Tnon Robert, AB.aH.PO.A.1 day night. erweigbt championship then hsld by the broad Jump, setting records in ried men on the West Side of the 317, Montreal, defeated George at least two of teem. Noren, 8h ...... i 1 1 3 4 H ISIS, NBA Service. Ins'! Johnny Dundee, posting $2,600 wito B. Waire, 3b .... 4 1 0 3 ...... N«vsewv ■ town to be on call for duty at a the New York Boxing Commission Wilson, 218 Seattle, straight falls. Ryutoku Yoahloka a t Japan, Paul moment’s notice. Btratton, of .... 3 3 0 4 ht, Ills. NBA Sarvict. Ino| and offering to weigh in at 126 *" frivolity, it appears, The lineup of the Batchelors is Yesterday » Stars SEIBERUNGS FACE Modean, p ...... 4 0 1 0 blocks, she seU out to amuse herself by Adding to the harmony of the quintuplet play period, Marie, the League Standing pounds wbils Dundee could corns in M. Welts, c f .... 8 1 1 1 somswhat of a mystery at present, at a-ny weight be could make.. .The "® ''' »*'« probably is wondering where she petite mouth organist, supplies the lilting strains of a medley of but your faithful and never tiring By ASSOCIATED FREBS O. Warren, lb .. 8 0 1 < can nnd a nice, cool, shady spot, or perhaps she is pondering how STANDINGS P A*S TOMORROW late wUUam Muldooa vetoed that B. Martin, ae .... 8 0 0 0 songs she made up all by herself. This little girl with the curl correspondent will leave no stone Larry French, Chibs—Held Giants proposition as unfair to ms.-..Tbe to spell the names o f her sisters. in the middle of her forehead must be very, very nice to entertain National unturned until tbe information you to four hits for 3-1 win. CONCORDIANS RETURN Server, e ...... 0 0 0 0 bout fell through vhen Dundee gave Hemllton. rf .... 8 0 0 0 her sisters in the heat of that sun. W. L Pet. good readers of this page, desire. Ail Dizzy Dean, Cardinals—Singled In a final "last ditch" stand to Chicago ___ up his title and sailed to Europe...... 58 36 * .617 our best eleuths are out on the Job winning runs across in 816 victory keep in tho Twilight league race, the St. Lbuls ...... 68 38 .604 over Dodgers. Years later I read the Inside story Totala ...... 38 6 4 IS nnd we promise you the lineup for Selberllngs wUI stack up against of tbe affair In ths book "Tbs Wlss New York ...... 63 48 .641 Monday night’s paper. Lefty Grove, Red Sox—Limited TO GAME AS VICTORS Center Springs as she introduced Ann to some of was glad it was dark, because she tho Poileh-Amerlcana tomorrow Pittsburgh , ...... 61 46 .626 Guy,’’ a biography of Jimmy John­ AB.R.H.FO. A.E.1 the other girls. knew she was blushing. Her re­ White Sox to seven hits. afternoon at the West Side. In a « • * (Cincinnati ...... 47 48 .496 ston, the boy bandit, who Is now tbs Fortin, ss ...... 8 0 1 1 RESORT HOTEL mark seemed audacious. Jim Bottomley, Browne—Hit two sudden reve.rsal o f form last night, matehmaksr at the Madison Square Boston ...... 46 62 .464 APPLING IS OCT TO BREAK Chapman, If .... 4 1 1 1 _■ i t h Deck AAorqan______gi ie»e nsa Ur^., Ik.______After dinner Ann wandered, "Oh, I’ll take you out a while," homers in win over Atbletles. the Concordias, who were earlier r Philadelphia ...... 38 58 LEFT-HANDED MONOPOLY Garden and waa Dundee’s manager BOX Smite, p ...... 4 3 0 0 alone, down to the boathouse, where .396 Tommy Bridges, Tigers—Defeated adjudged out o f the prellmlnaTy D efeat Porterfields 3*1 in he said. "I don’t mind. I haven’t Brooklyn ...... 36 62 at that time.. .Johnston (It’s spell­ Geer, 3 b ...... 4 2 3 3 she had spent many romantic mo­ .361 Senators with eight hits. round, due to team troublea, de­ ANN HAMILTON, pretty young got anything else to do ansrway." American (3hlcngo, Aug. 1.—In 23 of the 36 ed with a T, Jimmy inalsU) threw Pratt, c ...... 3 2 1 10 ^'jwesMary In n Urge business office, Bin and ahe had had two dates with ments three years before. The Ann laughed softly in the dark. Peaches Davis, ^ d s and Johnny feated ths Porterfield team S-1 In a up Dundee’s title and took bis boy ednion, c f ...... 4 2 3 1 him. Once they had gone up tho New York ...... 66 34 .667 years the American League has Moore, FbilUes— Former’s six-hit Game Featured by Good to St trevel agency to make moon was shining down on the What an extraordinary young man! been In existence, left-handed bit- weil-playod game. to Europe in tbe hopes teat I would SCORE. Kennedy. 3b .... 4 1 2 0 Cleveland ...... 67 48 JI70 pitching won doublehedder opener; Imm for bar two-week vacation. river on the bus with the other heat- water. (To Be Continued) The tlremen must win tomorrow's st knocked off in the elimlnaUon Ctonn, lb ...... S 1 1 6 Boston ...... 64 46 .640 tqrs have held the batting crown, latter bad three hits and scored two Ooacerdla BnUL WAKE, travel bureau em- ridden people, looking for some cool It was a night filled with enchant­ due largely to Ty (Tobb’s 13-year game with the PoUah-Amerka to Slurnament for the crown and teen Pitching; Plitt Whiffs Dugan, rf ...... 1 0 0 0 air. Another time they had taken Detroit ...... 82 46 .531 runs in nightcap. AB RH PO A E i-Sloyee, tries to persuade her to go ment, as are ail first nights in the Chicago reign. Luke Appling. Chicago W^hlte keep In the fight down the home- Dundee would be able to lick the the excursion boat on the river. Bill ...... 61 46 .626 Lou Gehrig, Yankees—Drove in WeUs, lb ...... Totals ...... 30 11 10 21 4 I is Lfdte Racine. Because Ann is mountains after a year spent In the Washington ...... 49 80 .496 Sox shortstop nov- near the top, is three runs against Indians with atretch. If the P. A. A. C. wine new champion and regain hla title waa a good sort, ahe thought idly. .. .That’s one time Johnston out­ 13, Cargo 11. Zwlck. ts ...... Score by innings: fWSbed for time. Bill offers, to come teeming city. There were faint 3t. Louis ...... 34 63 .861 one right-hander who has a chance homer and single. the Porterfield team will rest their to her home and ilnisb planning the But then she thought of her new rippling waves on the lake. Every­ to lift the 1936 title from tbe six hopes on a defeat of the West Sldss smarted himself. Relmer, of .... Centsr Springs .... 460 101 0— 11. motations— Philadelphia ...... 83 66 .827 Lloyd Young, Pirates—His two Bquatrlto, e ... . tstek Be comes that evening. Ann nlle green bathing ault, of the eve­ thing was so glamorous and still left-handed swatsmiths now fight­ by tbs Ooncordlss on Monday which Blusflslds ...... 000 810 1 -x S i ning dreaa—a cardinal’a red—which singles battsd in thres runs against Rautenberg, Sb Hits off, Modean 10. Smite '4: •otloea for the first time that be Is and beautiful, so different from the ing for It. B«es. would foroa ths former team Tbs New York Boxing Oon^ The Conoordlsns ebowed the ahe had picked up at a Tuesday TODAY’S GAMES Fisbar, I f ...... stolen bases, Fortin, Geer, at.ffood-looklng young man. noise nnd heat and dirt of the city. Any quarrels of dissension among National the Selberllngs into a play-eif for mlsatan ordered an aUmlaatkm baseball world last night teat they morning sale for almost nothing. the right to play In the finals. tournament to nants a sueoea* Plitt, p ...... Chapman, Smite, Kennedy, Dugflii^ _ Bhe Anally decides to go to Lake It was fantastic, unreal. It sent the leaders of the (Townsend) Pittsburgh at New York. were etlU in teo Twlllgbt League She thought o f the amiable hostess Manager Jimmy Cosgrove is of mat to Dundee and I fought my Werner, rf .... Pratt: double plays, M. Weiss fol 'laelne. Bill teUs her he is going Ann’s spirits soaring again, though movement will not affect the follow­ Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Weber. 2 b ...... iMwe, too, but their vacations do not at the Glenwood Inn where ahe was the opinion that if his team can wire to the finals by beating when they won a hsctlc 8-tnnlng Fortin: left on bases. Btusflelds at her heart waa tho gnawing sei- ing. which is tremendously in earn­ Chicago at Boston. Center Bprlngs 6; base on baUs.'int Mne at the same time. to stay, of young men ilka knights satiOD of loneliness. Out there on Dog Racing To Resume play the brand of ball that they tx- Bobby Garcia and knocking o o i battle with the Porterfield Selber- in shining armor, of tennis balls est about it. Chicago at Boston. 30 8 8 24 8 3 Smith 6, M. Weiss 2. Modsan .:8 t2 Jbapalaively Bill asks her to go the water were young couples in —Gomer Smith, vice president ot 8t. Louis at Philadelphia. hlbltad last night against the Ckm- Jose Lombard for tee right to ilngs by tee score of 8-1. poised in a hand, or guava Jelly (one Manager Cosgrove started Cargo Porterflet^ struck out by, Smith 8, M, W elwy;* ^teaiBovie. Ann goes. canoes. A guitu strummed. Townsend’s Old Age Pension oordlas, the PoUsh-Americana are fight Danny Kramer to r the tl- of her going-away gifts), of the AoMriesn Oe, In tee bos for tee Beiberlings, who BuUlven, ss Modean 2; - time 1:49; u m pifeiy CHAPTER m Organization. New York at Cleveland. August 6 in Springfield in for a tough afternoon. Even a cowhorn on a long, low-slung road­ "The worst thing about the wide last year pitcher a no-bit, no-run Sterling, if ...... 4 0 0 0 0 0 Brown. ' On the way to Lake Racine Ann open spaces,” Ann mused, "is that Philadelphia at St. Louis. win tomorrow can still make a play­ ster she had watched racing the off with tha West Side necessary, January 3, 1928...tea old Madi­ game against tee Concordlani. Snow, 3b ...... 8 1 1 0 1 0 that adventure was in the air. ^ m c water to wade in, pails of sand, and spades—^that’s the Dionne recipe for hot-weather fun. At left, Emille apparently is trying to there are not enough people In Boston at Cbicuo. > JUinOR STANDINGS ^ It waa to happen next? She train part of the morning, of elec­ In all my public career 1 nave West Bprlngfleld, Mass., Aug. 1.— .(.Lociesro’s list; Companion Careas providing the West Sldsa win over son Square Garden.. .a terrific blls- Coach Freddie Werner gave tbe nod Antonia, lb . . . . 8 0 0 10 0 0 bail out the pool into her pail while Marie, next to her, mixes a.batter «f sand and water for a mud pie. Cecile looks on as Nurse them." Washington at M trolt Daigle, ef ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 W. alone, and the sight of pleas- tric fauis, of speedboats on water, tried to play politics fairly, never Victory honors for the season will one of C. A. Rhodes' stars; and Bari the Concordias when they meet. i zard howling outside with three to Plitt, star-boxman of tee church and of the travel book Alice bod Leroux teaches Yvonne the proper spade technic, while Annette et righV waits to r a chance to capture nurae’e attention. She was looking at the starlit hitting ray opponent unfairly. feet of enow blocking traffic...aU team. Snoite, e ...... 8 0 0 10 4 0 Swatstiekan ...... 6 WDOda and broad fields made bo at stake when the greyhounds Williams’ Traffic Paddy. With all tbs "ife” in the air ahd Rinkedlnlu ...... 3 given her. heavens when, almost in front of —James A. Farleyi Demoonttc the knowledge that they muet fight Meriden there, arrayed in enorinous Bote pltcheri tallied a remarkable Magnuson, 3b .. 8 0 0 3 0 0 forgot tho broiling streets of resume racing at the local oval, First Ckiunt offers the main threat Cbapman, rf . . . 8 0 0 2 0 0 Center Springs...... 0 ollgr she had left behind, a But when ahe changed trains at and a girl oompletely engroeaed in her, she saw a man's body launch National Cliainnan. Last Night Fights and fight hard to stick, a real game Kaplan badges and banners, having number of strikeouts for an abbre­ to the seashore with Alice. She be­ the crowd at the hotel, about the "But my girt works up here, too— to Gin Buck’s title as "King of tbe Cargo, p ...... 3 0 1 0 4 0 Rlndedinks and Center Bpi Hd heat wa,ve was in progress, River Junction, and found herself themselves. Ann wanted them to gan to wish fervently that even BUI through the air in a straight dive Thursday night, August 6, after s dash stars" as tbe former has will be on tap at the West Side to­ tracked down to ths big city in a viated game, Plitt getting 18 and weather, and about the dances. In the dining room. We have a A man con still be a gentleman Junior* are to play Monday. iflroady. only a few hours out. once more on the dinky little moun­ be honeymooners, ao aloof they Ware had come along. Any human to the lake. His head bobbed up, temporary susptesion. scored all four of bis victories, to morrow. Play will be called at special train to see tee hometown Cargo 11. The Concordias scored “Are there many men guests?" good time, just ourselves." and hit his wife. By ASSOCIATED PRESS 39 1 4 24 13 1 I could feel cooling breeses. tain train which poked its way up seemed, but once the girl pointed being who would relieve her of this and he swam back to the dock at Tbe season, to date, finds three date, ovsr the sprint route, over 2:46 and the usual gate prize of boy make his bid for a world’s first in tee fourth on a tingle by Ann asked, quite sure of herself Ann said pleasantly, ’TU bet you —N. Oemarest Campbell, advisory Hollywood. Calif.—Petey Barron, Concordia ...... 000 lOO 03— 8 INTERMBDUATB STANDINM» ir aba aensed the cool moun- among the high mountains on the excitedly out the window, and said awful fear that gripped her. The her feet with a powerful stroke. He of the outstanding stars of tbe track which Gin Buck has bung up bis 83.00 will be drawn. T h e‘batter- charaplor ship. . . tbs now torn d(>wn Zwiek, hie pilfer of eecend, a sacri­ with this employe of the hoteL do!” but her thoughts were far master In chancery, Hacken- . 139, Birmingham, AUu, NBA Porterfields ...... 000 OOp 10— 1 , ' of Lake Racine, which lay narrow-guage, Ann merely sat ana "There’s our cabin, John, darling, specter of loneliness. lifted himself up on the boards, featherweight champion, outpointed in a tie for top win honors, with fivs wins. lea for tbe opposing teams has been srens packed to the rafters with a fice by Relmer and scored on a wild r Tho porter frowned. "Weil, not from complacenL . sack, N. 4 . bowling screaming crowd teat gave Runs batted in, Relmer, Squatrito, P'rtadowns ...... 4 'h 'j ; of her, like a glistening blue watched the other vacationers. A look! It hasn’t changed a bit since dripping water on her feet Then Davey Abad. 131%, Panama, (10). seven others Isoklng but one more Scot(d> Crick has won four of his kept a deep, dark secret pitch. From tee fourth inning on Center Springs ...... 3 Ann got off the train, puUed her so many. Men are scarce at Lake Witt to even tbe score with the three me UtUe ebaneee for victory.. .bet­ Daigle; two base bit Cargo; three ..in tba midst of soaring green feeling of loneliness suddenly beaet laat year." A cabin in the woods When they drove up In front of he saw her standing there in the San Francisco — Young Corbett. fivs victories over tbe middle dis­ Tbe Ckmoordias will play the Car­ both teams went scoreless until tee B lueflslds...... 2 that belong’lo them. A setting for hat down over her eyes, and strode Racine these days. I guess they the little mountain inn, the porter dark. Monarchists and RepubUcans are leaders. ting odds of 7-6 against ms and last half of Ibe seventh when Snow baiM hits, Zwlck, Squatrito; stolen her. toward the porter of the Glenwood 189, Fresno, Calif., outpointed Mike tance futurity route, stepping into dinal Grill of Hartford at the Blue- their romance. aU have to stick to their Jobs. You took her bags in. Ann registered, "Oh, Tm Borry!" he said. struggling against Leftist anarchy. As the dogs await ths first call to wild rumors of a fixsd fight...but opened tor tbs Beiberlings with a bases, Sullivan, Zwlck, Squatrito, I thought of ths vacation pna- The others seemed to have Inn, her chin up. She needed Basaone. 189 Pittsburgh. ( 1 0 ). ths sbortar dlstancs for the fifth field diamond tomorrow at 8 o’clock. PLATOROCND STANDtNO- OtO know how it is. Men can get re­ and then took a quick turn about The cold water on her stockings At present there la no question or tbs post, Thursday night. Gin Buck, nobody fixed me. single, raced to second on an error, Fischer, Plitt; sacrlflee, Reimer; ■mggly wrapped, in her lug- brought their friends with them. “Come on over to our esunp.” . . . . “bucking up" again. When the San Francisco—Tiger Wads, 141, one. More Laddie and Traffic Concordia previously met this team left on bases, Concordia 6, Pot"er- W. ; duced rates at summer hotels, if the lobby and game room, scanning bad made her cry out, but now possibility of a restoration. popular favorite of last year, and Paddy, with fouy wins ovsr tba fu> and scored when Daigle grounded , 8hA thought of the smllti^ They called out familiarly from one "Lot ms know when you want to man moved forward to taka her bag, ChllUcothe, 111., and Jimmy Mc­ and won 10-0. Tomorrow's game fleld 4; struck out. by Plitt 18, Car­ w est Side .2 they'U promise to go to the house the faces eagerly. With a feeling waa laughing. "Ob. that’s all — Former King Alfonso ol Bpeln. owned by C. T. Tisdal; Game Loser turtty route, looms as the Sootcb Danny Kramer versna KM through Rautenberg. kgliat had aewi her off at the end of the car to the other. "What play tennis."...."Cocktails at •, she saw that it was the same col­ Leod, Tacoma, Wash., drew. will be more or less of a warm-up go 11; wild pitches. Cargo; balk. East Side 1 : of her roommate. Alice, and bring everylxidy w# know." In- dances every night It's that bad!" close to panic again, tee recognised right.” from the kennels of Mrs. Myron one’s chief contenders in the race for Kaplan for tee teateerwelght In the eighth tee Concordias are you doing tonight?" a boy lege lad who had served the hotel as 1 wish I could go barefoot myseit. for Monday night when the Con­ charapionehtp of the w o rld ... Cargo; winning pitcher. Plitt; losing la a t tba aeartinra; o f the vitattons flew aU about her. Ann smU^ at this disloyalty to none of the pretty girls. And not He towered above her with his A. Hsughn, and Scotch Crick, from the futurity honors. really got busy. After Weiss bad called, quite unabashed, the length porter three years before. Her — Mayor Andrew J. Olllis. Nr - SOCCER MEETING cordias will meet the West Sides in nine rounds ot wild toe to tM pitcher. Cargo. Umpires. Russell the ofBoe arho were await- the place, a single man was to be aeeni brood shoulders and trim flgui-- ot O. A. Alderson’s string, all boost Schooling races, in preparation tor an important league game. filed to Werner, Zwlck tripled to SIGNS "DOB" KERN of the car. A pretty, sUto girl Suddenly Ann felt a vast uneasl- spirits rose. At least here was a bnryport. Mass. five vletortss. slagging., .blood . oozhre from and Holland. Time of game, two ' tam a a t taking vaeatlona. "Plenty of pretty young girls I" It was some comfort when the a crew man. “Are you o guest at An important meeting of the ------. — „f —tne ------season.- are Rautenberg will be in tbe box for deep left and scored on a slashing seated with her mother at the oppo^ nasa. She was a little alarmed. familiar face. Bhs didn’t feel ao the porter said, turning to grin Credited with four victories apiece my nose.. .boring into Kramer, hours. waa BUI Ware who, at the hostess at the lodge came to greet the hotel?" he asked. Olympic ^ o c e r team wUl be held being bald tonight, Saturday night, Concordia and Squatrito behind tbe tingle oyer third base by Relmer. Danbury, Aug. X.—(AP)—OaU Bite end. called back, “W alk around Suppose ahe shouldn't meet even alone. amiably at her. in the races to date, art Sharp whose face was a gory maea.., bad tented iq> at the her. Almee waa the same pleasant When tee nodded, he said losily, and Monday nl^L Tha ateoollng plate. Loahinske bos been selected Bquatrtto laced a long triple to tbe Jock Thompaon of tea Das the lake?" / one man she liked. The mere repe- The boy recognised her, and called - Among certain fi>klinaa bad tem­ zt 20 Knox street tomorrow morn­ owned by L. W. Bergmann; First tbe crowd screaming to stop tte . to aay geodby. "That doesn’t make me happy!" person Ann had known three years ‘Tm the head boatman, Ralph, ntd per is considered a sign of dlaiu'tc events are open to tbe public with- by Manager Werner to (acs the tree in eenterfleld but was out at ing out 18 did not lasus a walk. Trojans announoad today ths "Sure. See you when," the boy titlOD of such thoughts made her "Right this way. Hiss Hamlltonr ing at 10 o’clock. All tntereeted are Qount, Rom the Dobler kaanela; fight but tee eferee retuMd ~ detaila of the trip Ann said pertly, and the boy before, and talking to her was like you want a boat?” possession, lying is a crime pun's.-i- oqt charge and start at 8 p. m. Weat SIclM on Monday night the plate when he tried to score on Cargo passed but two battars. ing of Bugen* (Ik*) Kara, to answered impudently. feel forlorn and. lonely—afraid. On the way to the hotel Ann chat­ laughed. uked to attend as plana for the M w e Laddie, owned by John E. and oa wo ilngged "Boo Hoe" greettog an old friend. There was “I’m afraid I can’t paddle my able by death, and marriage is coni- The racing season will run until The Blueflelda management, an­ an infield hit Squatrito, Relm .r and Zwlck were Oolgata beekflrid atar, .to [ ‘ fttaodah^t with Ill the seat oppo^ta sat a . boy la panic aha wished tea had gooe Brstgama on August 80 wUt be dis- Howell, Jr.; Good Lookin’, Haugb Hoff la Kramer’s corner finally ted with him and ha told bar about "Woman are a eaaal" ha said. an air of camadarerie about Almee own canoe,” ahe said. Then ahe pulsoiy. and Including ths night, of August nounced this morning that the team The Beiberlings went down In or­ Uie heavy stickers for Ck>ncordia tee Oonnactleut footbiUl c nissed. emiY; Hamm Scarum, from JodTlA. tostlBg In a towel to end the will not play ovar tba week-end. der in their last half Inning. Plitt while Sulivan garnered his tela ee*eon Th* Watorbuiy was la One form, and bealdee etrik- taam’a hita, wtu report tor ■ ■ • -.T^ T ’JV-.'J : I ,J ' V. ‘ ► ’ • I .• L , •• . , • • • •, iWiV-v'" -•[.*'■►’• I |l -i' '•■*■•'■•'• I • ' ■ MANCHfSTER EX-ENTTNC HERALD. MAN(JHRSTER. CX)NN. 8 ATURDAT, AUGUETl, 19B«, MANCTEETTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESWIR* OONN. SATURDAY/AtJOOST 1. 19M.

ROOTS AND HER BUDDIES It Won*t Be Long, Now . B i J i r S E L L ^ ^ w tm .M W Yrm oH ,svrc.u.I “ V CALL \ j ??? GEt-WONOER *YH?OV HAS' SENSE and NONSENSE iO S T "TU' BiOCJTS( UV>,NOW ^ TWlViA — BiE. VOAS. B E S5(iiWr (AJE<2 It u*ed to h* th* booa* ea*e* that ■ A apian town l* a plao* where B fE O B R 'N 1 ...... “ ...... 1 . to^ up th* time at th* pourt*, but people do hot buy a Sunday dinner. AVNONE. SO n r r f ^ r 4 now It *eem* to be th* automobU* They just go out In the back yaid ctoM*. and th*r* 1* boo** ootmeetod and wring Its neck. E X a i E O with moat o f them. ■na GETS SECOND Car Salssman—Our ears no good ? LOST AND POUND HEATING— PLUM BING- APARTMENTS—FLATS— LEGAL NOTICES 78 Why, we’re selling them by th* doz- ROOFING 17 TENEMENTS 63 METHODISTS WINNERS WIND AFTER 14 Bu* Driver—I haven't muifii Um* ' tioST-MSTAX. TXn. OATS for LIQUOR PBRMIT YEARS IN OAlilB tor meal*, ao I generally have a alU •a. ' NOTICE OF APPLICATION CHICAGO’S ARLINGTON Prospective Buyer—^I’m not sur­ i dump truck on OaUknd, Main, SINK—WHITE ENAMEL, 18x24. FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement at Thl* la to give notice that I. Efi- at Che wheel. OVER A. 0 . U. W. 13-12 New York, Aug. 1.—Haven prised. How much are they by the Hiniard or Broad atreeta, Thura- Fins condition—partial Sttlnga, 115 East Middle Turnpike. Apply ward Nelaon of 29 Mt. Nebo Place, Llatener—^That’a a bit tough, 1 dozen ? : day. Reward for calling Morlarty 106 Oxford street Tel. 6284. Mancbeater, Conn., have filed an ap­ (Klkl) Cuyler, former Pirate and ahould think. 83.60. Phone 4049. plication dated 21 of July, 1986 with Brothera Bervlca Station. Tele­ So. HethodUt Cub outfielder, sent down tbe •FOR RENT—FOUR rooms, Im- the Liquor Control Commlaalon for FUTURITY ON TODAY The most tragic failure of civiliza­ phone 887S. a Package Store Beer Permit for the AB. R. H. PO. A. B. river to the Reds last season, REPAIRING 23 provementa, 822.00. Adults, Apply has gained his second wind, and Rioha* maan little now. Unlea* tion Is the nation, which' must buUd sale of alcoholto liquor on the prem- P. McKay, p ...... 5 0 1 1 1 0 you look do**, you can’t tell wheth­ battleships to find work for lt$ peo­ W ILL THE YOUNG man who re- 2 Broad street laea of 1916 Main atreet, Mahehea* la hitting .335 while plasrlng bril­ Chicago, Aug. l.—(AP)—Arling­ LAWN MOWER SHARPBNINU, ter, Conn. The hualneaa la owned by T. Rogsrs, 2b ...4 1 0 8 1 0 ton Park dropped the curtain on Its Hal Price Headley** pair of Apo­ er the oar ooat $3,850 or $696. ple to do. moved coat from fence at carni­ S. Keith, at ...... 4 1 2 4 0 0 liantly in the outfield for the gee and Old Nassau, however, will repairing. Key making, vacuum FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM apart­ Flrat National Storea, Inc.. Park and Cincinnati club. rich 1938 r a r i^ program with a val. leave aame at ticket box of Oakland Avea., Eaat Hartford.*Conn., L. Phillips, as .. . 4 2 2 3 0 0 draw plenty of support, largely be­ Saleaman—^Now I’ll throw In th* chair plane? cleaners etc., cleaned, recondition­ ment, with private bath 820. per and will be eonduoted by Edward Cuyler figures he has seen $66,000 "double-barreled” finale to- ed. Tool abarpenlng. Bralthwalte, month. Steam heat 85 extra per B. Loveland ...... 4 1 2 0 0 0 day. . cause of the former’s victory here dutch. Nelaon of 29 Ut Nebo Place. Man- three generations pass to base­ in the lauste Stakes. Supply House, A Thought iMW* SV NM 1I& U.'t. M T . ^ 1 52 Pearl street cheater, Conn., aa permittee. E. Story, r f ...... 4 2 2 0 0 0 The faahlonable North Shore Bored One— Good- I knew you month during winter months. Ap­ ball during bis career. owned by P. M. Pike, may gp to the Teach me, aad I win hold my ANNOUNCEMENTS 2 ply Supt Apartment 4, 28 Birch HOWARD NELSON Harrison, lb . . . . 4 1 0 $ 0 2 track’* getaway day feature* were would throw in aometblng if I watt­ Dated 81 o f July, 1986. Mercer, 3b ...... 4 8 8 0 2 1 "Flrat there was the older post tbe third choice. Othir juve­ ed long enough. tongue: and ci use me to under- street. H -8-1-86. the $53,000 Arlington Futurity over Toonerville Folks By Fontaine Fox FOR RENT—LATBWr TYPE hoapl- HELP WANTED— Yost, If ...... 4 1 2 1 0 0 generation that met me in Pitts­ *lx furlong*, attracting a field of ten nile stars In tbe field were Advoca­ stand wherein I have erred>— Job burgh”, explains Klkl. "Then tor, from J. B. Wtdener’s string, 7:$4. tal bed for home uaa. Ratea rea- FEMALE .35 LIQUOR PERMIT Brennan, ef ...... 4 1 1 4 0 0 of the finest juvenile* campaigning, The advantage of alow and care­ One cent a point" ■onable. Call Kemp’a Inc. 6680. HOUSES FOR RENT 65 NOTICE OF APPLICATION came the second that grew up aid the $13,960 Arlington Handicap. Jewell Dorsett, the fleet filly from ful driving la that, you get hit be- WANTED—GIRL over 17, for gen­ Thla la to give notice that 1, John 41 13 15 19 4 8 with me In tbe leagua Now Pm The Futurity, which h*a attract­ the Lone Star Stable, Warren Und Instead o f In fron t Tbe best teacher Is the one who OUR BOARDING HOUSE B --v *' " • ' ...... P. H urley o f 66 Pleasant atreet, M an­ suggests rather than dogmatises, eral housework. Must stay nighta. FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM bunga­ A- O. U. W. watching another group of kids ed owner* and breeders from all Wright’s Privileged and Mrs. Emil ^ AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 chester, Conn., have filed an appli­ display an Interest in the game." Denemark’s Orientalist and Inspires his listeners with tbe low, 226 1-2 Woodbrldge street cation dated 24 of July. 1986 with Schleldge, m . . . , S 0 0 8 2 0 parta of the nation, will have a Traffic Officer (bawling out an Write Box O, Herald. ’Ths Handicap, over a mile and a wish to teach hlmaelf.— Bulwer. 830.00. Call 6947. the Liquor Control Commlaalon for a O’Brigbt, c ...... 4 0 0 2 0 0 gross value o f $52,635 If all over­ twaaaumlng* lady motorist)— Don't uM-M -■Ptnv— 1881 PONTIAC COUPE, 1931 Olda Package Store Beer Permit for the quarter, promises to be “wide opbu" you know what I r-ean when I hold coupe, 1930 Ford coupe, 1920 WANTHn>—SHORT ORDER cook, Lingard, 2 b ...... 4 0 1 2 1 1 weight entriea start. Standout fa­ OM-^-AO-VlN, M'LATO, and waitress. Scranton'a Dining Rale o f alcoh olic . liqu or on the not called upon to denumstrate Inasmuch as the handicap ebam- j ^up my hand? $ 6 Chevrolet sedan, 1920 Chevrolet premlaea of 66 Cooper atreet. Man- Frye, cf ...... 4 2 1 8 0 2 vorite* were the flaalw Case Ace THA vT w a s -B e F O R B Room, 176 Tolland Turnpike. Tele­ WANTED— REAL ESTATE 77 cheater. Conn. The bualneaa la owned whether or not be could take it — from the Milky Way farm stable of plon. Discovery, Is not*entered. Cor- {, Woman (meekly)—I ought to. I coach, 1929 Ford coupe. Low pay- Ftrpo, U ...... 4 2 3 1 0 0 Into, owned by Mrs. Denemark,'' have been a school teacher for 26 DID YOU KNOW T H A T - phone 6865. by riral National Storea, Inc., of Starkweather, e( .4 1 2 0 0 1 but unless all signs fall, be’U be Mr*. Ethel V.-Mara of Chicago, and $ X' ©LfFFERep A |l» menta. Easy terms. Col{ Motors. WANTED —BUILDING lot, unre- Park and Oakland Avea., Eaat Hart­ probably will face the starter the fa­ year*. Mitchell, 8b ...... 4 8 2 1 0 8 called upon to take plenty before two stablematea, the speedy Murpb More than 10,800,000 washing PAIKIPUL IN3UPY atrteted to building, reasonable, ford. Conn., and will be conducted by the close of that third roimd next vorite, with HoUyrood, entry of H. John P. H u rley -of 66 Pleaaant atreet. SplUane, p ...... "4 8 2 0 2 0 and Jawbreaker. Sensational work- machines are In use In American south of Middle Turnpike. Write Tuesday night. P. Headley, and whereaway, owned ? Tbr spirit of mortal shouldn’t be homes. TD MV BACK, WHEN Manchester HELP WANTED—MALE 36 Mancheater, Conn., an permittee. Vlttner, lb ...... 4 1 8 5 0 1 outa by (jase Ace during tbe week Box M, Herald. JOHN P. H U RLET TVo other probable bouts that by Anthony Pelleterie of New Or­ proud just because It ha* a new The average Harvard student Taggart, rf ...... 4 0 1 2 0 1 had much to do with making the A 3EAUXIB TWAL Evening Herald WANTED—YOUNG MAN as wait Dated 24 o f July, 1986. Rotbhlatt baa lined up (u-e: A1 Dodo, Milky Way farm entry a 6-6 choice. leans, second choices. Azucar, th* auto. spends $5,000 to get his degree; 125 er. Experience preferred, but not H -8-1-36. Woonsocket, vs. Johnny Starlzk, Detroit-owned veteran, will carry years ago the average cost was less CONCEALED AT^OCK CLASSIFIED LEGAL NOTICES 78 41 12 15 20 5 9 ,‘®’top weight of 117 pounds. necessary. Apply Thu Tea Room, LKll'OR PERMIT Wilbrabam and Young Luby, Ware­ Ob, yea. It la poaalble to kiaa a girl than $3,000. IN t h e b o t t o i a o p ADVERTISEMENTS 893 Main street. LIQUOR PERMIT SOTICB OF APPLICATIOIf A. O. U. W ...... 400 SIO 4— 12 house Point, va. Babe Berrio, Rock­ THE PROBABLE STARTERS while driving, but it certainly take* Bnough borax to supply tbe Unit­ Thil Ifl to elvo notice that I. Oeoree So. Methodist ...... 007 040 3— 13 The field for tbe fifth renewal o f the $52,000 Arlington a lot of co-operation. A TOOL INTO WHICH Con&t tla averiMI* words to a Une NOTICE OP APPLICATION ville. There will be ten bouts In all futurity at ed State* for 100 years was discov­ This ll to give notice that 1, George E. Potterton of S4 Wllllani atreet, Two base hits, Harrison, SplUane; tx furlongs to be run at Arlington Park todav follows: ered recently In a deposit in South­ X WA<6 MAH.IN V E / ►dAT-KUMp-- JUns rates par dap tor transient 25c gallon. Bolton Cider Mill. Call Liquor Control Commiiilon for a 6-5 savings accounts, with deposits to' Package Store Beer Permit for the sale of alcoholic liquor on the 3 B-OId Nassau (E. Steffen) 115 H. P. Headley 8-1 That no man aball be hurt when I taling nearly $80,000,000,000. sda. at tbe Elsso Station or Phone 8780. premlaea of G27 Main atreet, Manchea Btfeettee Maseb IT, in t ■ale of alcoholic liquor on the prem- 4 Advocator (W. Wright) 117 J. E. Widener 80-1 paa* by. Total valuation of farm land and Cash Cbarpe Inei of 289 Bast Center itroet, Mait- ter, Conn. The buelneaa la owned by MALTEMPO MATCHED Leading Batters Flret National Storea, Inc., of Park 5 B-Apogee (W. Saimders) 119 H. P. Headley 8-1 Thou nvest life, and I pray no act farm buildings In tbe United States < GonaeouUve Days I.otsj S cts cheitor. Conn. The buslneii la owned o f mine I CoBsecotlve Oapi ...I • OU) U cts BOATS AND by Ftrit National Storea, Inc., of and Oakland Avea., Eaat Hartford, 8 Jewell Dorsett (G. Woolf) 114 Lone Star Stable 8-1 has been estimated at $48,000,000,- Park and Oakland Avea., Eaat Hart­ Conn,, and will ba conducted by (By the Associated Press.) 7 Privileged (B. Arcaro) 117 May take away or mar that gift of 000. 1 Dap ...... I 11 oui II OU 46 WITH TERRY GARDNER Warren Wright 80-1 All orders for Irramtlar lossrtlons ACCESSORIES ford. Conn., and will be conducted by George E. Potterton of 8 4 William National. 8 A-Jawbreaker (No Boy) thine. approX' treet, Mancheater, Conn., aa per­ 117 Mrs. E. Mars 6-5 MussoUnl gets a salary o f Will be ebarped at tbe one Urns rate. George B. Nelaon of 46 Benton atreet, Batting—Mize, Cardinals, .366; 9 Orientalist (C. SteVtnson) Bbelter those, dear Lord, who bear Imately $660 a month, In addition to o C i > BpeolaJ rates for iong term everp FOR SALE—ROW BOAT. Call Manchester, Conn., aa permittee. mittee. ^ 115 Mrs. E. Denemark 15-1 GEORGE E. POTTERTON Sam Maltempo, acrappy WlJH- Medwlck, Cardinals, .359. 0 A-Murpb (A. Robertson) 122 Mrs. B, Mars 8-5 tne company. a small drawing account d v advertising give upon request. after 5 p. m. at 40 North School O E O nO B E. NELSON From tbe evil* at fire and all calam­ Ads ordered for three or sis daps street Telephone 6916. Dated 21 o f July. 1986. Dated 21 of July. 1936, mantic amateur who drop^d an un­ Runs—J. Martin, "(Dardlnnls, 89; A—Milky Way Farm entry; B— H. P. Headley entry. The flrat dictionary In the world Md stopped before the third or fifth H 'S-1-36. H -8-1-86. popular decision to Tony Phillips of Suhr, Pirates, 78. ity. WM in the Chinese language. dhp will be charged onlp for tbe ac­ Rockville last Tuesday night at the Rune batted In—Medwlck, Cardin­ Teach me to use my car for other* Young oysters swim about for tual number of .Imes tbe o appear­ LIQUOR PERMIT DiaUOR PEHMIT need. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 61 NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OP APPLICATION als. 99; Ott, Giants, 90. only 48 hours, then settle down In ed. charging at the rate earned, but Sandy Beach Arena, hM been se­ Nor miss through love of speed ■o allowance or refunds can be made Thla la to give notice that 1. Norrla Thla la to give notice that I, Joaeph lected by Matchmaker Henry Roth- Hits—Medwlck, Cilardlnals, 142; one srot for life. on aUt tima ada stopped after tbe FOR s a l e ;— ONE dining room A. llayea of 313 Spruce atreet. Man- S.-Wright of 81 Foator street, Man­ Jensen, Pirates, 136. The beauties of tbe world; that thus A nornblll. In flight sounds like cheater, Conn., have filed an applica­ cheater, Conn., have (lied an applica­ blatt to appear In the feature tilt I may. R|V'. d ftb dap. table, three chairs, one combina­ Doubles—Medwlck, Cardinals, 85; an cirplane. • No **tiU forbids**! dlaplap lines not tion dated 81 o f July, 1936 with the tion dalcd 21 o f July. 1936 w ith the next Tuesday night against Jerry With joy and courtesy go my way. golA tion desk and book case. Call 6961. Liquor Control Commlaalon for a Liquor Control Commlealon for a Gardner of Woonsocket, R. I. Herman, Cubs, 33. Oikil (tow 4 HAL COCHRAN AkSswt (t dWORAB «eARBO One-ton sirloin steaks can be cut The Herald will not ba raaponaible Package Store Beer Permit for the Package Store Beer Permit for the Although Referee Louts "Kid' Triples— Camilli, Phillies, 11; J. from a humplwck whale. FOR SALE —REGULAR 82.25 Tbe Herald ask* that persons whr tor more than one Inoorrect insertion aale of alcoholic liquor on the prem- aale of alcoholic liquor on the prem­ Kaplan thought that .Phllllpa had Martin, Cardinals, 10. •f anp advertisement ordered for lawn settees, 81.79; 86.76 porch laea o f 827 Main atreet, Mancheater, laea o f 306 1-2 Main street, M anches­ Intend to mix liquor with automo­ X scored enough points to win the Home runs— Ott, Giants, 31; asore than one tlma rockers, 83.98; 85.75 Reliable (Flor­ Conn. The hualneaa la owned by Flrat ter, Conn. The hualneaa Is owned by bile* please have typed obituaries The Inadvertent omission ai inoor- Natlojial Storea. Inc., of Park and Flrat National Stores, fnc„ of Park fight, the majority of the fans dis­ Camllll, Pfilllles, 20. $nd photograph* or one column cut* pect pubUeatlon of ndvsrtlstng will be ence made) oil stove, table model Oakland Avea.. Eaat Hartford. Conn., and Oakland Avea., Eaat Hartford. agreed and booed the former Stolen bases—S. Martin, Cardin­ Flapper Fa n n y Sa y s : tnctlfle onlp bp eaaoetlntlon of tbe with the editor before beglnmng to eta, u. a p«t. ott. with 2 burners. Ivory and green and w ill he conducted by Norrin A. Conn., ami will be conducted by featherweight champ lustily when als, 16; J. Martin, Cardinals, 16. nharge made for the servlee rendered. finish 88.98; 87.50 Reliable (Flor­ Hayea of 313 Spruce atreet. Manchoa- Joseph S. Wright of 81 Foster street, drink and drive. The clearing of All ndvertlsemeau most ooaform ter. Conn., aa perm ittee. Manchester, Conn., ns permittee. he raised Phillips’ hand at the close Pitchers—Lucas, Pirates. 8-2; tbe accident storie* thus will be fa­ in atpla* oopp nnd tppogm php with ence made) oil stove, 3 burner NORRIS A. HAVES JOSEPH 8. W RIG H T of the third round. French, Cubs, 11-3. vngulntloas snforeed bp the publlsh- cilitated for the new* staff of thi* table modd In vory and green Dated 21 o f July, 1936. Dated 21 o f July. 1936. Maltempo has come a long way American. , newspaper. •n nnd thep reserve the right to finish, 84.98. Watkins Brothers. H-8-1-36. H-8-1-36, CAM-DiVe OUT OF MVSHT HOLEANVTIM| •AlU raviae o r rajeot anp oopp oonw since the start of the season and in Batting—Averin, Indians and ..aitisafliuxiEg itdnmd objsouoaabla LIQUOit PKIIMIT every bout In which be has appeared Gehrig, Yankees, .381. Judge—Your wife says you struck OLOaiNQ aOURS-^Uaalfled ads to NOTICE OF APiMalCATION to date, he has been given a rising Runs—Gehrig, Yankees, 124; her. Uncle Josh. Have you any ex­ bs pubUshsd tarns dap ssnst bs rs- WANTED—TO BUY 58 Confucius is not a Chinese name. Tlila is to give notice that I, Mar­ sendoff by the crowd because of his Gehrlnger, Tigers, 99. tTsd bp U e'elook noon i 8atnrdaps It is the westernized, or Latinized cus H. Morlarty of G8 Summer atreet. cuse to offer? iM n. as. HORSE HAIR FURNITURE, old willingness to fight. No opponent Runs batted In-^Trosky, Indians, Uncle Josh—Ah suttinly )uis, version of ‘‘K’ung Fu-tze," a Chlne- Manchester. Conn., have filed an ap­ plication dated 21 of July, 1936 with has been too tough for him and at 107; Foxx, Red Sox, 100. Jedge. While Ah was praj-ln' to’ « SELBPHONE YOUR glass. Write H. W. Hazen, 12 ese phrase meaning *‘*rhe philoso­ Burnside Ave., East Hartford. the Liquor Control Commission for a no time has be ever showed any de­ Hits—Averin, Indians, 151; Tros- rain fo' mah crops, she was prayin' SCOKC HY SMITH All Settled By JOHN C. TERRY WANT ADS. pher, or master, K'ung.’* K’ung Package Store Beer Permit for the sire to back pedal when the going ky, Indians, 145. to’ fair weather ’cause she was was his clan, or family name. aale of alcoliollo liquor on the prem­ VAH, V6 A4i MMpuC ovw U>* uuphoa* ises of 183 Main street, Manchester, gets rough. Doubles— Rolfe, Yankees, 34; guflne to wash. -OH,NO-6CORCH,' d-PONYSBTMB , - X haven't GIVEN 'VAHipBR FELLER VOr ItW i COKAaOB RATE «I t« b aboT* BOARDERS WANTED 59-A Conn. Tlie business is owned by Flrat Tuesday night, however, he will Gehrlnger, Tigers. D1 Magglo, Yan­ HAFF P6R PtANC- BUT V'CAVT PO THAT/ WRONG,MICKEV/ HIM MV ANBWBR VST APVIBBP VOO NOOT ID oeaTpsira . to aunlshment D1 Magglo, Yankees and Clift, • 1»M IV J lyici. M6. T. M. ata a rAT. err. VOO VOULPr \ ad othorwu. th. CHARUB Small down pay- m b t o co m b WITH F « B A « TH' WINP-/ HOSPITAL IN A VBSK UNP iP m OU v I ment, 4 rooniH and iMAUrrUS S. Mc.HtlARTV without slowing down. Taking all Browns, 10. Jed—That’* a flaming tie you FEEL - HIM- ITS will bo ooUootod. Mo roapeasl- Dated 21 of July, 11*36. In all. this bout should be a thriller have on! Uty (or om ro la uupboaod adr APARTMENTS—FLATS— Run-porch, large lot,' all improve- I!-8-l-3fi. Home runs—Gehrig, Yankee.s, 33; (READ THE 8TOKV. THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) *0 aasaaud aad tbolr aooaraaj from start to finish. Foxx, Red Sox and Trosky, Indians, Ted—Sure. I got It at a fire sale. TENEMENTS 63 menta, on a very good street. Each Tiny had a real nice drink you just always talk that way," : bo ■varaatood. Must be sold. The semi-final will be fought be­ 30. FOR RENT— MIDLAND apart­ tween George Hovey of Wllllmaptic of milk, and Windy said, "I think said Goldy, “ but this time I resjly Tbe business man who spend* INDEX OF Small Farm, all Improvements. FO REC ASl: WARMER Stolen bases—Lary, Browns, 21; that man who paints the milky way. ment, (our rooms. Call Mancbeater and Young Decantls of Woonsocket Werber, Red Sox. 17. feel just as you do. very much time about the cut of his CLASSIFICATIONB $600 Baslaoaa ■ortle.a OS.rod ..... II pasture and tillage. Fine type of Colonial House, ten rooms, Island and drop down out of tbe air 4343 Schatz has been In the amateur formation regarding the runner “My goodness," Dot y said, “ I OF MV NEWsvy ■ousobold Borvloos OSorod .....1 1 -A five fireplace*, wide oak floor*; Ideal for Summer Home, or for “ I’m tired of floating round and fear that not a soul is living here. m mentioned. VENTURE. Balldla«—Coatraotlaa ...... 14 development Into acre lot*. DiBtanoe about ten (10) minute* game for some time now and knows PloHato—Nnra.a-l.t ...... 14 FIRE how to take care of himself. His Dan Sullivan, Infielder of the ’round, and I’d just love to reach If that’s the case. I guess that we Paa.ral OlrMton ...... l« from Town over Camp Meeting Wood* Road. the ground. Why, even on some boat are In an a'wful plight." '■ Raatlae—Plnablna—Roodac .n 11 Sooth past performances at the Lake Concordia Lutheran baseball, team has given up baseball and wlil train twould be all right I wouldn’t {u n r a a o o ...... l i speak for themselves. He has mind.” KUllaanr—BraMnaklac ...... II downed every opponent Bothblatt for road racing this fall. It was (The Tinies meet a man of the Jo “Well, ordinarily I’d say that KorlbC—Tnioklae—BaOra*. ..v. K 4321 has lined up for him to fight and at stated today. far north In the next story.) Pabllo Paai.ae.r ■orrleo ...n.M -A EDWARD J. HOLL North no time has the Rhode Island lad MBtlB^Paportaa ...... l l 885 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER !,Pre(oaaroaal S.rrloat ...... n a II been fed any setups. White whales live in the Arctic " ilr la a ...... II Last Tuesday night Neml* was saaa. ADVERTISE US THE HERAU)-IT PAYS _ , orlae—Op.lar—Cl.anlae n . 14 i^Tollot Good, and Sor.le...... I I S432 Waat.d—Bu.la... So..too ...... II BOaeaRoaol AMBULANCE ?*'* O‘"»o» ...... II MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE Kam ak’s Party Reaches Cairo By THOMPSON AND COLL r»:-.PrlTato laatrootloa ...... t i (Dongan) ; p a a o ln t ...... MERE ARE >OUR EVrRADmOlsI ER.. A s DEVRIES AND LEW WEN TURN TD MVRA WILL TAKE VOO 10 TH ^ PLEASE TRY TO BE BRAVE MERLE - ; Mnaloal—Onunatlr ...... » PAPERS, MR WEM -VOU MAV THANK. LEAVE THE OFFIQAL'S OFFICE, LEW HOSPITAL.MERLE - w e MUST # Waat.d—iBitmotloB ...... 10 ■XDUe FATHER'S (COITION, WHEN WE 56SO LEAVE B fiyP T WITH VOUR VOO. PAUSES AND IS ABOUT * 0 S P E A K - BUT MURRY TO HEAOOUARTERS LAST SA W HIM. WAS... WELL, VERY P ia u c la l PRISONER AND >0012. REST ASSURED, HOWEVER, THAT IT VS A.vrvr, V ,TH in A «,T& y GREW, n'rs*MR. WALLIS, i HUMMT TOO SMALL, Bonds—Stooba—Mortearoa n .. II (HoUoran) SIR. HE f e e l s A T u e o n t h e h a n d c u f f s » GRAVE ...I’M SURE THEY'VE DONE Rf Bnaineaa Opportunltl.a ...... II COUNTRY’S MALUA&LBS, AND SUDDENLY DGODESTO PlAV EVEGVTHIN6 POSSIBLE TO SAVE HIM- WIU BE THE MOST C O L O B ^ UNPER- MAYBE ^------tC A N HELP YOU SELECT------WHEN PM REAPV.MV Ifon a r to Loan ...... || AT VOUB B ^IES T, ______DEVRlESfSAMB WE HAVE FOOD TAKING this erry ev b l h a s witnessed VA BUILDING SITE. NOW, HERE'S / BOV, I ’LL NEED HUNDREDS a.lp and .llaatlon 3060 wsLL;rr BE>Fr6 BIGGER THAN OIU.BKWER THAN^ A SWELL LOT THAT— ACRES. POSSIBLY ; Halp Waattd—Famala ...... || ~r BUT THE TREASURES-! ME.'lHOBEi NOaJ CNOIX3H PCR THREE RANCHING. SIR, VOU ARE ON THE t h o u s a n d s , Halp WaaUd—Mala ...... II (Q u is h ) ROHATEPS MUMMV. MOPS W EEKS AND, THRESHOLD OFA NEW ERA. SaleamoD Waat.d ...... I l-A RAD’S LIFE WORK. DIDNT RX-LOM Balp Wantad—Mala or Famalo.. II BETWEEN US, WE . Aeon.. Waat.d ...... 11-A 4340 DOES HE KNOW US THEIR Wantad—Famal. ... II “ ^ EVRESOwEfI HA/E eCACTD/THREE - Sitnatloni Waat.d-Mai...... It HEAUHfTHES' • Bmnlorm.ni Ak. ooIm 44 DOLLARS AND KRTY U ». Itock—Pato—PanHar—Tahlrles HOSPITAL iMANTBD po«a—Birds—PaU ...... 41 C E N TS .'SURBD^ IH B / .tdva Stoek— Vablolaa 41 SQMKTHIN3’ WERENT AFTKR^ ^ultrr aad Supall.a ...... t i Waatad - Pata —Poaltrr—Stoek 44 5131 Per Bala—Mlaaallaaaon Aruelaa tot S al...... i t WATER DEPT. In THE MEANTIME, CAPT. KACNAICS PARTY Boats and Aoo.aaorlaa ...... 41 WEARY FROM THE OPPRESSIVE HEAT AND : Ealldlos Matarlals ...... 41 ' Olamonda—Watoh.a—Jawalry 41 3077 THBR ADVENTURES Boettloal Appllaaoaa—Radio .. 41 5TRA&6LE THANRFULLV INTO CAIRO.. fe i«M ev eiA Mnwct. iwa Paal aad Food ...... t g -x (After 5 P. M.) .O fM tP — Farm—Dalrr ProdueU 10 ffotuahold Oovda ...... n Maetoon aad Tools it -J! Mtuleal laatrum.ata ...... » II 7 8 6 8 .Offloo aad Stora Bgatpaiant 14 ALLEY OOP Right In the Middle IjEMOtala at tba S teroi ...... |a By HAMLIN r W a a ^ ^ 0^ - Fara ...... n MANCHESTER ‘THIS COUM TRy M A K E 5 N O MIT WITH M E -^ SALESMAN SAM Sam’s Put In His Place By SMALL ' Wantad—To Bap ...... n ^fiJ^AkAWOWf WHAT A S A P I AM! NOW WE'RE THERE^ LOrrS OP PLACES I'D RATHER B E -) IN A TERRIBLE JA M f DINOSAURS IN FRONT, WCHA/EHTAN/ E aoma E aar d Watala E aoiH a WATER CO. rrJUET X ^beLU.lPVOU KIDS IMSIST ^< 5«e .T H A S S Eaotaaiaata BUT ALIEV'S TRAIL LEADS THIS WAV, •. AROUKtt? AND BEHINDy A WAV WBU»M DRnO> BEANS ON YOOWC5r '•• 011.S WItboat Board || SO WE'LL HAFTA REEPOM, D O ESN T A W W S E , COULD ThrT I PUW tOlTW VA.X'LUlMR..WOt0C»Vly(O0 (Sara E^aat.d ...... ajij..,|t.A HAKE BEHSEI board, AN’ 'ie(j’D (StO GiT lU My.PASCUACl- yKIU Be. OM THe iT w 'T K < BtJT Board—Rosorta » n * e 10 5974 WELL STAND BOMaaraaU ...... II MEM OOHT GUARD. FMUEAHBCKOR -Boonao—Board ...... u iHMf&TOME c h a e e k i d s I HAVE A*TiMEsrmNa ■aal Estato For Boat GAS CO. -^ONTHE aaata, • Flats. Taaamoata.. 11 DOWN A LOOKOUi; MY CANNED SALMON aost biestfoas (or Rant » . 14 (dr Bwat ...... II 5075 RIVER (C R •J CABS BEAN- ORASAkRAOlUS s (®r Rant ».v«.na»» II KKTTHIHS.* IHBV BLOMIKR THRUA MCAH- ^ . B o b m (or Rmt m w . It fa n tod to R o s t ...... M ELECTRIC CO. r e iu r h ! HBRCf 8LOWKR Raal Batata Bat date at RaUdla6 (or Sal# ... m P ropam^ Mt T# 5181 and . n 14 EVENING HERALD U lan (0 0 Salo ...«M ..-c.n. K w aatato far Bsohaesa . m o t i raBtod—Hold Bstato ...... n 5121 y i T.II.M0.U.».^T.0r(.. li